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THE LATEST MODEL FORD? Not exactly, but this 1928 Model A was one of thedisplays
at Bridge Motors' grand opening
last weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Moffat of Wingham
were intrigued, but Mrs. George Bridge said "no sale". The car is in perfect running con-
dition and much the same, as it was when new.
Personal
Mr. and Mrs. Garnet .Fr
spent Wednesday and 'hey
with Mr. and Mrst'Wayr 'rier
Qt netph, -
Mrs. Curran auct-fogul of and-fogWest
irawanosb, Mrs. HaZel ''Plirdon,
Lucknow, and Mrs. 'Gordon Riiin-
toul visited on Sunday suit i Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Bott oaf ; '(erg,us.
Mr. and Mrs.' „ rve Black of
Belgrave on Sundy
ay vuait atip
Tottenham and on the return t
home were accoMpani'ed by
Carol, Kimberley ,arid. »e)*ie
Rintoul. Carol and pobbie re-
mained to visit with Black .rela-
tives at Belgrave and Kimberley
came to visit with grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon $intout.
Mr. and Mrs. RussellIcTeGuire
spent the weekendat thein house
-in Kitchener.
Scott Paterson of Detroit Oiled
Monday, on his way home to De-
troit, on Mr. and Mrsr , :'Victor
Emerson. He had visited' on the
weekend with his sister,' 'Mrs.
Helen Lewis of Winghain.
Visitors this week with Mr, and
Mrs. Bill Gibson and family are
Lee Fisher of Ayton and Debbie
Atkinson of Lucknow.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Caslick of
Wingham were Sunday evening
visitors with his mother, Mrs.
Maime Caslick. -
Miss Floris Leaver of North
Bay visited on the weekend with
cites
Mr. and Mrs, Hobert Mowbray
ay
and with (Charlie 'aver, a
patient at Wingham and District
Hospital.
On Tuesday, Wh:tteehurch
Women's Institute sponsored a
bus trip to the Roan Safari.
Those on the trip from White-
church were Mrs. Gordon Ran-
toul, Mrs. Ivan Laidlaw and Kim-
berley, Mrs. Brill Riritoul, Mrs.
George Webster, Mr. Hphrey,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tiffin; Mrs.
Russel Chapman, Mrs. Dave
Gibb, Mrs. Maime Caslick, Mr.
and Mrs. Dawson Craig, Mrs. Bill
Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Emerson, Mrs. Velrna Falconer,
Mrs. Wallace Conn and Mrs.
Garnet Farrier. On arrival they
had their dinner in the bus and
then visited the animals in their
enclosures. On the return trip
they shopped at Kitchener and
had their supper at the Pon-
derosa Restaurant.
Mr. and Mrs. Russel Proctor of
Livonia, Michigan,visited on the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Tiffin, Mrs. Gertrude Tiffin of
Wingham and Mr. and Mrs. Vic
Emerson.
Home for the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw were
Jane from London and Paul front
Windsor.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson
on Thursday visited with Mrs.
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DEPT. STORES
CLINTON - WINGHAM - LUCKNOW
END
OF
JUNE 25 to JUNE 30.- ALSO JULY lst CANADA DAY WINGHAMONLY O
'Don't miss these GREAT SALE VALUES
Remember our stores in Clinton & Wingham are open
Tues. July 1st "DOMINION DAY" - 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
LADIES
SHORTS
SUMMER
BLOUSES
LADIES
LONG SLEEVES
ASS'T STYLES & SIZES
10 TO 44 •
100 PERCENT
POLYESTER
ASST COLORS
& SIZES
• 10 TO 20,
30% "F
EG. PRICES
Alimmait
BEACH
TOWELS
LARGE SIZES
FLORAL PRINTS
REG. $3.69
SPECIAL
$2.97
FACE
CLOTHS
LARGE SIZE BY
CAMTEX
R EG..98
SPECIAL 67c
WORK SHIRTS
MEN'S GREEN, COTTON
DRILL
SIZES 1412 TO 17
REG. 54.49
SPECIAL $ 3.3 7
NYLON LACE
LIGHTLY
POLYESTER
PADDED
ZES 32A TO38C
REG. 51.98
SPECIAL
1.37
SPECIAL
!2.33,
ammo"
BRIDGE
MIX
BY McCORMICKS
SPECIAL
LB. 1.17
BATH TOWELS
LARGE SIZES
HEAVY OUALITY-SCREEN
PRINTED
REG. 52.98
SPECIAL
$2.17
TABLE CLOTHS
FLANNEL OR FOAM
BACKING 52 x 70
SPECIAL $ 2.27
TRAINING
PANTS
`TERRY CLOTH
PRINTEDOR PLAIN
SIZES 2 TO 6X
REG. 59c
•
HIGH
CHAiR
CHROME VINYL.
COVERED
REG. 519.98
SPECIAL
14.77
( AVAILABLE
CLINTON
STORE ONLY)
CHILDREN'S
BLUE DENIM
GIRLS' OR BOYS'
SIZES 4 TO 6X
REG. 52.98
SPECIAL
FABRIC
SALE
Final clearing of all
yard goods , cottons -
cotton and polyester,
gingham table cloth
prints • 100 percent
polyester.
25%To 5�%0FF
REG. PRICES
(available in the
Wingham store only)
STYRO-CUPS
51 TO A SLEEVE
SPECIAL 7 7c
KODAK FILM
SIZE 126.12
COLOR PRINT FILM
REG. 31.56
SPECIAL
99c
ROSE BUDS
MACAROONS
WAFERS
REG. 51.89 LB.
SPECIAL
Le.1 .4 7
SUN GLASSES
CHILDREN
SPECIAL 3 7
MEN'S
DRESS FOX
CUSHION SOLE
WOOL & NYLON
REG. 51.59
SPECIAL'S 1 • 1 7PR.
MATCH BOX
TOYS
REG. 98c
SPECIAL 6 7c
BEACH BAGS
WATER PROOF
REG. $3.98
SPECIAL $ 1 • 7
1,
REGULAR SIZES
REG. 59c
SPECIAL
PANTY
HOSE
FLATWARE
WHISPER
SIZES S M -L XL
REG. 51.49
SPECIAL
99c
WM: ROGERS & SON
STAINLESS
GOURMET SPECIAI
0 pce. service .for 8
PLUS 8 steak knives in
n attractive gift box.
SPECIAL
(25.98
DEPARTMENT STORES
CLINTON - WINGHAM - LUCKNOW
o
Blanch Hoeludge of Cedarville
and in the afternoon attended the
draft display works oP '104 his-
torical meeting in Cedarville
Women's Institute Hall, Mrs.
Emerson spoke on the making of
a house I og, explaining the need
of it -and how to set one up. The
president of the Dundalk WO-
, Society presided for a
very interesting program pre-
sented by the a Society; The Hall
resembled a museum with niiny
articles and quilts of pioneer days
on display.
Services at Chalmers Presby-
terian church wgi be held at
Sunday school .at W a'm.
Mr. and M a. -Bi) wane were
in London on Sunday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs, gric Evans
where °relatives from England
were visiting and a family get-to-
gether was held,
Visitors on Sunday with Wilford
Clipperton, John and Mrs. Bessie
Mulliss were Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie Clipperton of Thames -
ford.
Miss Kathy Purdon on Monday
began work at the Cold Mill, Blyth.
Bev Kay was admitted ;Monday
pitaa.'Te Boli munil
a very speedy recury.
Horne for the weekendr v t t
.hr's, Peter de Boer attendini
I4angsi>e anniversary were
Simon. de Boer and ;friend -'
Chatham and: Haney de Boor of
. Palmerston.
Graham and: Wendy Kay.,
accompanied by Wendy * friend,
Linda Moore, visited d with , their
grandmother, lits,Iia
patient in Guelph Hospital, Mrs.
Kay can
>a ow walk without the
of the
MRS. KEN CHAMBERS of RR 4, Wingham was the lucky winner of the colored tlevision
set in the draw featured during Bride Motor's grand opening last weekend. She Picked up
her prize Monday afternoon ... and arranged to get her car fixed at the same time. That's
timing!
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DENNIS MARTIN of Toronto fills out an entry for the draws featured duping Bridge
Motors' grand opening last weekend. Mr. Martin was visiting with friends in Wingham
who brought him out to the event as part of the "tour". -
MR. AND MRS. GEORGE BRIDGE welcome visitors to the grand opening of Bridge
Motors last weekend. It was a spectacular event, with people coming from everywhere
and flowers growing, it seemed, out of everywhere as Tokens of best wishes and success
for the enterprise.