The Wingham Advance-Times, 1940-06-27, Page 5COOL
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Thursday, June 27th, 1940
DRESSES
$6.95 and $9.95
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MILLINERY
11*GO GAILt
SUMMER
These
Genuine
come mthe popular finger-tip
lengths. - Colors, White; Blue
and Beige;- ■
coats are made from
English' Polo and
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■« New shipment just arrived,
every one^sm’art and, crisp as
can be, in^combi-natiom colors; •
White and Nayy^g Rose and
Navy, plain shades, also sheers
with matching slips, , . ■
week
I Mrs.- Allan McLean, of Arutbr, and
MlW J^au^Donald of Kitchener-Wat"
erloo H-ftsphak visited.with Mrs, T» J.
McLean. • •,, ’ ,■,■■ .,j . . ., , ...
Men’s new White- Oxfords?zand-
White and Tan. Trim for ‘Dominion: i
Day. Special $2.98 to $5.50, Greer’s
Sy>p ..Store.
Walter Lannon and Janet Mac-
JXwr?, oi Toronto, visited the past
week at the home of the former’s aunt,
Miss Annie MqKinnon,
Mr, and Mrs. Allan Coole, of Arth
ur, and Mrs, Robert Brown, of Tees-
water, were Sunday guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Brown.
# Messrs, Bruce Strailh and Walter
Mafkham, of Owen Sound, were vis
itors’ at St; Paul’s Rectory this week,.
The latter has been accepted and will
'.enijt£j- active service at Camp Borden.,
• thi$ week. .
Mrs-.'E., A. .Russell, St. Paul, .Min,,
U.SA.j visited, last week with her sis
ter, Mrs, H, V. Pym. Visitors over
the week-end at the Pym home were
Mr. Fred Russell and son, David, of
Creighton Mines.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Hamilton, of Gil
bert Plains, Man., and Miss Marjory
Hamilton, of New Westminster, B.C.,
who have been visiting friends and
relatives in the district for the past
two week's, left for home on Saturday.
Ladies, see the new-Kedette Shoe
for .Beach and Summer wear, Newest
shades. Greer’s Shoe Store.
WESTFIELD
$38. In The Draw
SATURDAY NIGHT
Draw macfoMt Wingham. Town
. Hall at 9.30 p.m. Satur. Evening
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Special Prices On Millmdfy This Week-End - All New Stock
$2.98 Values For $&M " - - $2.50 Values For $1.98
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. ■ KIDDIES’ SUN-SUIT
Large and varied st.ock from^HVHictr^to 'choose.
Prints, Linen, Seersucker, Etc. “ a‘,n&d M J
.': 25c to $i.oo '
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ANKLE SOCKS
If it’s Ankle Socks you need, we have .a, com
plete stock in'Silk, Lisle and Plaited. Sizes .4% -10^.
15c - 19c - 25c
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mer-long fun you’ll, neq^pleiity of
sturdy washable
these.
Slacks 1.00
Overalls 1.49
play1 ^togs^ like ‘
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Shorts 79c
Blouses 1.00
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CHENILLE PULLOVERS
These Chenille Pullovers are just it for wearing
with Skirts, Slacks, Shorts, Etc. Tulip Shades..
89c
HOLIDAY NEEDS FOR
WABASSO PILLOW CASES
The name “Wqbasso” is one which; careful
housekeepers appreciate in the world of ,household
cottons. Well made in every detail and. ^icely hem
stitched. Size 21x33.
39c to 55c each
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SHEETS
These sheets are just the sheet*'for summer
home as they are well made from good quality cotton,
fully bleached and come in two handy sizes;
72x86 98c each 81x99 $1.49 each
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FOR
BEAUTY
AT THE
BEACH
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; Get into the swim’
with a- suit that
smacks of the new
influence . . . wider
skirt, softer lines . . f ,
downrig'ht flattery
in every stitch.
1.98 to 4.95
CHENILLE COAT SWEATERS
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These can be worn for any occasion and would
be ideal to slip on after a game of tennis. Colors,
White, Blue, Rose, EtcA
$1.29
THE SUMMER HOME
TERRY TOWELS
Time to stock up on these'extra large towels at
this low price and they are always handy to have in
your cottage or at the beach. . Smart stripe or check
designs on white grounds. Size 20x40.
29c each
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Jumbo Flannelette Blankets
You can count on a lot of splendid service from
these softly .napped blankets in snowy white, and
whipped singly for easier handling. Extra large —
70 x 90.
$2.29 a Pair
WALKER STORES, LIMITED
JOSEPHINE STREET Lower Prices Prevail**PHONE 36
AH • hl Im?.
Miss Ruth Gilmartin, of Harristoft,
Spent ttfie ’weetoeiid with Matgatet
VOU11 C&ik>u|,v;
Blatthford.
Mrs. G. H. Ffski’fid, of Wfotnpeg, is
yM.jng^liutor ■ a.
esit styles for the hbliday, $1.98 to
$6.00. Greer’s .Shoe, Store* *
Mrs. jjud Rimmer,, an^jon, Bud, of„ ^’
• The Y.P.U. met Wednesday even
ing with 20 present. The president,
Mr. 'Harvey McDowell, was in charge.
Margaret Vincent read, -the Scripture
lesspri from St. John 10: 23-33 and
‘Ephesians 6: 10-18. Rev. H. C, Wil-
sori led "in ■'prayer with the Lord's
Frayer iri unison. The topic was giv
en by Winnifr-ed Campbell on “If I
be. lifted up from the earth I will draw
all men unto me.” The meeting closed
with the Mizpah benediction.
S.S. No. 6 held a’ picnic Thursday
afternoon tby the river on Mr. Earl
Wightman’s farm. Although the wea-'
then was ^omeyv.hat cool it didn’t ap
pear to have any had effects' on the
crowd. Football and. baseball were, enr
joyed both by the players and onlook
ers. Mr. Jack Buchanan and Mr. Al
bert. Walsh were in .charge of the
races. Those who were winners in the
varies races received prize treat? at
the booth.
A delightful miscellaneous shower
was held Friday evening at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Campbell in
honor -of their eldest dauhgter, Mar-
.jorie, prior to her wedding' June 29iih.'
The’guests were received by Mrs. Al
bert Campbell. Community singing
was enjoyed. The address was given
by Miss Margaret Jefferson. The pre
sentation was made by Eileen Taylor
and Margaret Wightman. Jean Camp
bell assisted in the opening of the
gifts. The bride-to-be thanked ithe
friends for their gifts and .good wish
es. Candy was served to the guests.
,4 A very pleasing event took plaice on
Saturday afternoon and evening when
Mr. Raymond Redmond held a Trous
seau Tea in honor of .his niece, Miss
Grace Redmond whose wedding takes
place on Wednesday of this week.
Mr. Wm. McDowell and Mr. Bert
Taylor are boith busy these days ren
ovating .their house. Mr, McDowell
is riaising the roof on part of his
■ house and putting an upstairs in while
Mr. Taylor is splitting his house and
turning part of it around .
PATRIOTIC ASSOC.
LIST OF MEMBERS
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This list includes name of those
members which were turned in up to
Tuesday morning. Additions to this
list will be published next week.
Mrs. Alton Adams, Alton Adams,
Capt. W. J. Adams, Mrs. W. J. Ad-
; ams, Rev. J. F. Anderson, J. Angus,
W. W. Armstrong, Mrs. W. W. Arm
strong, Miss Jessie Arbuckle, Mrs. PI.
Angus Sr., Ross Anderson, Craig
Armstrong. ,
Sheldon Baker, Jack Baker, A. Bell,
W. F. Burgman, Mrs. W. F. Burgman,
Bill Burgman, N. Baker, Mrs. N. Bak
er, T. Barnes, Mrs. T. Barnes, Staff.
Bateson, Hugh Bell, Matt. Bell, Mrs.
(Matt. Bell, L. Benninger, Howard
I Burford, Percy Biggs, Darrell Biggs,
Charles Blatchford, Mrs. Charles
: Blatchford, C. Bondi, Carl Bondi,
I Berkley Stamping Co., George Boyle,
i Harry Boyle, Margaret Brophy, A.
* Brown, M. Brown, James Bowman, R.
; Burgess, Gregory Buchanan, Mary
■ Brophy, H< Browne, G. W. Buchanan,
. Mrs. G. W. Buchanan, Leslie Buck
man,-Mrs. J.’W. Bushfield, J. Wi
Bushfiqld.
Cecil' Cooke, Chas. Cooke, Jack
j Cook, Jack Carter, Bill Currie, Jack
QUgliorn, Harry Calvert, C« Campbell,
^Ts,. ,C. Campbell, H. Cainpibell, Mrs.
, *H? Campbell, Parker Campbell, Stan
ley Campbell, Harold Cantelon, Miss
West Mount, N.Y,, are visiting with
her sister, Mrs. W,' G. Hamilton,
I&ri and Mrs. A. T Ford, of Ham*
ilte||,|^te.,visitot;SK tyilll fiftd, Mrs.,
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WINGHAM BANK
NITE STORES
Give a lucky tickerwitlt^e^;’25c purchase. $3'8.00
in the draw this week, $10 for 1st prize,
$15 for 2nd prize.
MUST Bp' IN WINGHAM TO WIN
The holder of the lucky tickets must claim
prizes at time of drGeorge Maspn, Cam
paign Manager/up tb midriight day of draw. Num
bers are posted at five places on Main Street. Any
prize not collected ivyi ,Be added to the following
week’s prize money*;/af r /
BE A WINNER
Shop At Wingham
■Bank; Nite Stores.
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ter, M,rs» Margaret Coutts,..Abner Co.Sw;:
ens, Mrs. Abner Cosens, Div Mary
Cosens, J. H. Crawford, Mrs. Jj H.
Crawford,- John Cruickshanks,- -Tom- ■
.Cruickshank, W. T. Cruicksshank, i
T. Currie, Benson Cruikfehahk, Mrs; .
Benson Cruikshank. -.J*. ■ ./‘J
W. E. Dewbury, Norman Davidson^.
Alex. Dark, Roy Dark, Fred.iDavid-’
son, Agnes Darling, Carl Deans, Gor- :
don . Deyell, John Deyell, Miss Djn^-
ley, ;Mns- D. Dinsley, Miss, E.'Diek-.
son, J. Donaldson, Elmer Dove,’ Bt*
Durnin, Mrs. B. Durnin, Harold/Dfen-
nis, Harry Dyment, Gordon I)avidsoh.'
C. Edgar, Joe Eilacott, Lloyd Ella?
cott, Miss D. Elliott, Ted Elliott, Ted
English, Geo. Evans, J, J. Evans; -’'
.Clarence Frieburger, Do,r.i& Fells, :
.Thos. Field, H, Finlay, J. Finlay, GeoL
Finlay, Mrs. J. Finlay, A. Forbes',
Mrs. A. Forbes, Miss Ruby Forsythe, 1
Rev. F. G. Fowler, Jean Fralick, Jack
Fraser, Mrs. W. H. Fraser, Bent
Fredy, W. H, French, Mrs. W. H.‘
French, Miss M. Fry, Harry'Fryfogle,
F. C. Fuller, Mrs. F. C. Fuller. H.
Fuller/Mrs. Fryfogle.
Rev. E. O. Gallagher, J. C. Gorbutt,
Jack Gorbutt Jr., Mrs. Gordon God
kin, S. Gerofsky, Mrs. Gordon Gan
nett, W. H. Gurney, Mrs. W. H. Gur
ney, J. Guest, Mrs. J. Guest, W. Grov
es, M. Groves, Miss L. Groves, Miss
June Groves, W. J. Greer, Mrs. W. J,
Greer, Les. Grennaway, E. Gray.,. Ren
nie Goy, P. Gibson. Geo. Giousher,
Mrs. Geo. Giousher, Peter Gowans,
M,rs. Peter Gowans, Mrs. O. E. Gal
lagher, T. H. Gibson, Mrs. T. H. Gib
son.
Wm. Harris, R. Hickey, P. Harris,
Price Henderson, Robt. Hopper,
Aileen Heffernan, Chas. Hopper, Mrs.
Chas. Hopper, Marjorie Herd, George
Hall, Jimmie Hall, W. S. Hall, Mrs.'
W. S. Hall, Dr. G. Howson, W. G.
Hamilton, Mrs. W. G. Hamiltpn, R.
S.: Hetherington, M.rs. R. S. Hether- ■
ington, Ian Hetherington, O. Hab-
k'irk, Ed. Harrison, W. H. Haney,
Wilfred Hamilton, S. Hutchison, A. ,
B. Hutson, Mrs. A. B, Hutson, Mrs.
R. W. Hoffman, Frank Hill, W. A.'
Heughan, Omar Haselgrove, Lillian
Howard, Wilfred Henry, Robt. Hen- '
derson, Mrs. B-obt Henderson, ’Ivan
Haugh, David Haugh, Jas. Hender-
son, Mrs. Jas-. Henderson, Robt. Hall, 1
Alvin Hammond, Robt. Hamilton,
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■ Henry Jensen, Mr,s, Henry Jensen,.
R. Josling, B. Jenkins, Mrs. B. Jenk
ins, Fred Johnston.
Ernie Karges, W. Kirkwood, Marie
Kelly, Ida Kelly, Dan Kerr, Duncan
Kennedy, Mrs. Duncan Kennedy, G. .
Kidd, Mrs. G. Kidd, Geo. King, Mary
King, Mrs. T, C. King, Frank Kelly.
Lowey, Neal, Mrs. R. Laidlaw, E.
S. Lewis, Mrs. E. S. Lewis, Jack Lew
is, Betty Lewis, Mrs. A. Lewis, E. P,
Lobsinger, Mrs, Lillow, L. LeggatL
Charlie Lee, Gordon Lediet, D. Led
iet; V, Letherland, Bill Lediet, Mrs..
D. Lediet, Mrs. B. Laidlaw, Gordon
fleggatt, R. H. Lloyd, Mrs. R. H..
Lloyd, Batty Lloyd, Louise Lloyd,,
Jack Lloyd, George Lloyd, Mrs. Jno.
Lockridge, Alf. Lockridge, Frances-
Lockridge, John Lockridge, Mrs. Jrio*
Lockridge, Roy Lloyd, Mrs. Roy-
Lloyd, Preston Lediet, Dorothy
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JULY 5 and 6 From WINGHAM
To Stations Oshawa and east to Cornwall inclusive, Uxbridge, Lind-
Say, Peterboro, Campbellford, Newmarket, Collingwood, Meaford,
Midland, North Bay, Parry Sound, Sudbury, Capreol and West to
Beardmore* f • 1
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Wm. Casernorc^JRobUiChahners, Miss
,o. fit. w.'Co».
,$Ix^b1ondy.'Joi‘ a fev^days last it)W>Mrs. W* Chesfot (foul-
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P.M. TRAINS JULY 5 ALL TRAINS JULY 6
TO TORONTO
Also to Brantford, Chatham, Goderich, Guelph, Hamilton, London,
Niagara Falls, Owen Sound, St. Catharines, St. Matys, Sarnia, Strat
ford, Strathroy, Woodstock.
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