The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-06-12, Page 93
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Hi Neighbor
YOU ALWAYS SAVE AT
WUERTH'S, EXETER,
NEW DACK SHOES ... from $14.95'
Wear a Dack for real solid comfort,
SPORT SHOES FOR DRESS
OR THE BEACH
Colors, shag, «linters\'bite, brown or
black; all with foam rubber soles.
WHITE BUCK SHOES ., from $6.39
BATHING SHOES, rubber, only. $1.65
WORK SHOES From $4,9.5
Terrific ,Specials—Cork, Foam Rubber, Neolile, Fano
and Leather Soles --Light as a feather and they wear
like a pig's nose.
Nylon Work Sox pr. 79c
ROLLER SKATES — We have them for men and
ladies, Wooden or plastic wheels. We can change
wood to plastic or vice versa, Toe stops installed
while you wait,
GYM SHOES for men and boys, Canadian and Hong
Kong,
Leather and Rubber Repairing Promptly Attended To
WUERTH'S - EXETER
Give bad A Pair Of Shoes For. Father's -bay
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Hi Neighbor
Week gir
JUNE 16 TO
JUNE 23
New Westinghouse '58 Push Button
Laundry Twins
Reg. $740.00
x$595
Coronado 20 Cu. Ft, Deluxe Reg. $499,00
Home Freezer *349
Unbreakable China Sets
Me!mac Ware 2.0 o aFF
Apex Brand Quality Hand•
Lawn Mower
Folding Aluminum
Lawn Chairs
Save $1.70
Bath Scales
Bearers Hardware
SPECIAL
14.9 5 -..
Reg. $7.95
$5.95
Reg, $7,45
*5.79
PHONE 86
EXETER
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Street Dane,
'Hi Neiglib.or' Highlights
Comments About
Cromarty
By MRS. KEN McKELLAR
Personal Items
Mrs. Lloyd Sorsclahl and daugh-
ters, Mrs. John Chessel and Miss
Alice Sorsclahl, attended the
trousseau tea on Tuesday eve-
ning at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Neil. Lamont, London, in
honor of their daughter, Isabel,,
whose marriage tgok place in
London. on Saturday.
Mr, Calder McKaig is in atten-
dance at the 89th session of the
General Assembly of the Presby-
terian. Church, as a delegate, in
Glenview Presbyterian Church,
Toronto.
Mrs. Alan Somers and Mrs.
Ruby Routly, St. Marys, visited
on Sunday with Mrs. Sarah Scott
and Mr, and Mrs, Andrew Mc-
Lachlan,
Sunday 'visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Will Miller were Mr, and
Mrs, Robert Dungan, . Exeter,
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller and
family, Staffa, and Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Scott and family.
Weekend visitors with Mr, and
Mrs. T. L. Scott and Mrs. E.
Moore. were Mr. and Mrs, Hugh
Moore and family, Lindsay, and
Mr. and Mrs, E, Armstrong,
Milhrook.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Alien
announce the arrival of their
chosen son on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hough-
ton visited on Saturday with his
mother, Mrs, M. Houghton.
Mr. James Miller, Sr., is a
patient in Seaforth Hospital,
suffering from pneumonia.
Mr. and Mrs, M. Lamond, Mr,
and Mrs, Lloyd Sorsclahl, Alice
and. Connie, and Mr. and Mrs.
John Chessell, were guests at
the Anderson -Lamont wedding in
New St. James Presbyterian
Church, London, on Saturday:
Mrs. M. Houghton attended the
Flower Service in Mitchell United
Church on Sunday, and, also
visited with relatives.
Mrs. Annie Thompson and
her sister, Mrs, Hunt, of Bonita,
Manitoba, visited friends in the
village on Friday.
Mrs. T. L. Scott, Mrs. T. Laing
and Mrs. G. Carey attended the
public speaking contest which
was held in Avonton Presby-
terian
resbyterian Church on Tuesday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wallace
visited on Friday with Mr, and
Mrs. Donald Wallace, Carling-
ford.
W.M.S. Home Helpers
The Houle Helpers' meeting of
the Woman's Missionary Society
was held in the Sunday School
room of the church with a good.
attendance. Mrs, Houghton pre-
sided and Jed in the devotions.
Town Shows
Appreciation
Let's drop the formality, say
Exeter merchants during their
"Hi' Neighbor" week celebra-
tion, June 16 to 21.
First names will be the order
of the week. Merchants and
clerks will encourage the idea
by displaying lapel badges
bearing theirs.
And the merchants are. say-
ing "We appreciate your husi.-
ness" by offering reductions
by the score. •
Some of them are advertised.
on this page. There are more
on the opposite one.
Watch next week's paper for
still more.
Get in the spirit of "Hi
Neighbor" week. Call the mer-
chants and their clerks by their
first names, and ask for their
friendly bargains.
"Hi Neighbor!"
KELVINATOR
• 201/2 CUBIC FOOT
e 3 STORAGE
BASKETS
• COLD ON FIVE
SIDES
t FAST FREEZE
SECTION
• 3 -YEAR FOOD
PROTECTION
e 5 -YEAR GUARANTEE
Model
FCG-20
Be Sure To Get Our Special Prices During
"Hi-Neihbour Week"
June 16-21
F. W. HUXTABLE
PHONE 1534V
Your Loot KeCv netar Dealer
. EXCITER
Mrs. T. L. Scott had charge of A film strip showing work
the study book lesson, with Mrs. ;.among the Koreans in Japan and
Calder McKaig and Mrs. M. lone on the life and work of Dr.
La.m.ond assisting. Carol Ann ; Albert Sweitzer in Africa were
Dow favored with a piano sP1a, shpw4„
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'Hi Neighbor'
CONTEST
Guest the hour, minute and
second when our. "Mystery
Time" clock stops and
you win free a
Convex Wall
MIRROR
Free Chance With
Each Purchase
See Our
Window
VISIT US DURING 'HI NEIGHBOR' WEEK
Win A
Convex Wall.
MIRROR
in attractive wrought
iron framer
Jack Smith
PHONE 510
CREDIT JEWELLER EXETER
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'HI NEIGHBOR' WEEK
MEN
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FOR
CAREFREE
MEALS I
1
3 lbs. or over Blade or S',ort Rib Roast
2 Targe pork chops (shoulder)
6 beef patties (our own)
1 Ib, pork sausage (our own)
1 Ib, weiners (Schneiders)
2 pkgs. kernel corn
1 tin blended or orange juice
1 -gallon Ice Cream
TOTAL VALUE
This Week . , .
. 5.75
$4.95
CHERRY TIME will soon be around, Please place your
orders now.
Exeter Frozen Foods
506 Main treet
Phone 70
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Values!
it Friendly
Service!
Band
Music!
Street
Dance!
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EXETER'S
i Neighbor
Week.
JUNE 16 TO JUNE 11
We're Saying 'Thcsnk You'
For Your Kind Patronage
FREE! STREET DANCE
Saturday Night, June 21
BAND CONCERTS SATURDAY AFTERNOON
Sponsored By Exeter Businessmen's Association
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Hi ! Neighbors
We're Happy To Meet Old Friends And New During
HI NEIGHBOR WEEK IN EXETER—JUNE 16 TO 21
Come in to browse around, See our quality appliances.
ae
Glad to
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BILL ARMSTRONG,—Tfie&s our "doc.
tor” in charge of repairs and service.
A real' ".Mr, Fix -It".
ANDY SNELGROVE—Andy willshow
you all the :features of the :famous
Frigidaire Appliances,
CY BLOMMAERT--}ie's in charge o:
the most modern record bar in thi;
district—at Snelgrove's.
Ask About Our Special Bargains On Frigidaire Appliances
SFIELGROVE,'S
Phone 18 RCA VICTOR t l'RIGII?AIRI:w
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