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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1942-10-08, Page 8BOOTS BOOTS High! 17-in' !laced I boots and high boots in several other lengths. Boots and shoes to suit all kinds of weather-wet, dry, • cold or warm. You can .get everything you need in footwear at WILLIS SHOE STORE Empty Tubes required for To-oth Paste and Shave Cream. NicKibbores Drug Store .11110101101011111I001110010100WINIMaliallialallaila GEORGE yVILLIAMS JEWELLED First Class Watch. Re- pairs at. Moderate Prices All work guaranteed and done on the premises. ofittrommakiat iosimils 'Baptist, Church Rev. John Lucas, Pastor SUNDAY, OCT. 11th. Special Thanksgiving services at both morning and evening gervices. Morning 11 aan. Evening 7.30 p.m. You, are invited to attend. 11111110101111011111115011MINIMISIMINNIMIMIllie College Hospital, Toronto, and will commence her duties this week, At Sunday School in the 'United Church on Sunday morning, members •of her class and other friends presented her with a black hand bag. - Melville Mathers is a patient in the Wingham General HOspital, having had an operation for appendictis. His condition is favorable. Elmir Sellars has signed up with the R,C.A.F. and will attend the school at Galt. He reports 'on Octo- ber 7th. More Money For Ditty Bags Last week the Bluevale Red Cross Unit, collected from different societ- ies the sum of $43.60 to purchase sup- plies for Ditty Bags for the sailors. This week, the amount was increased by $11.80 from a special collection taken in the United Church on Sun- day morning and a box placed on the Post Office. The Red Cross So- ciety at Wingham will purchase the required articles and pack the bags. The response has been most generous and the society is very grateful. Mrs. W. G. Gourley and Mrs. Har- ley of Vancouver, were week-end. visi- tors of Rev. F. G, Fowler and Mrs. Fowler at the Marie. Mrs. J. B. Shaw of Regina,• spent the week-end with her cousins, Miss Mary Duff and Mrs. M. L. Aitken. These ladies 'spent last week at the meeting of the 'General Council, Wes- tern Division of the Presbyterian church in Canada, in Calvin church, Toronto. Miss Ruby Duff, dietitian at the Woman's College Hospital, Toronto, Mrs, Ross Douglas and daughter, Mrs, Bill Martin of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs, Louis Blake Duff of Welland, and Mr. and Mrs, T. Field of Teeswater, were guests this week pf Miss Mary Duff and Mrs. M. L. Aitken. Allan Barnard of Kitchener, is visi- ting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Barnard. A. D. Smith, R. C. A. F., 13rantford, spent the week-end at his home here. •Corporal Arnold Lillow, Cailip Bor- den, was a week-end visitor with his mother. Mrs. Harold, Harris and two sons, of Mouht Forest, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Johnston.- Miss Isobel`McKinnon and brother, Spence, spent, the week-end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. R, H, McKin- non H a selgrove's London Style Special Pipe Still the Old Price 75c W. M. S. Thankoffering Meeting Mrs. Peter S. MacEwen opened her home this week for the annual Thank- offering meeting of the W. M. S. of Knox Presbyterian church. The pre- sident, Mrs. J, J.Elliott, presided and gave. the call to Worship from Psalm WE SERVICE Auitepa Weidit? PATTISON Radio Service Phone 171 Westinghouse RADIO TUBES • SPECIAL. CLEARANCE We are offering .on sale this week, various discontinued lines of women's winter under. Buy it now at a Big Saving. KING'S Ira allOes - AT Smith's Economy Food Store. MADE BY QUAKER OAT CO Tillson's Quick Oats 'pit 18c PAT-A-PAN PASTRY NEILSON'S JERSEY FLOUR ,,,, ... 24-lb. bag 83c COCOA 1-lb. tin 29c MAKE VEGETABLE READY-CUT SHORTENING"... ,,,.,•,•,. lb. 19c MACARONI ... 3-lbs. 1.5c Niblets Whole Kernel Corn, 14-oz. tin ......,15c Snowcap Pilchards - 73/4-oi. this. 2 for 25c Peter Pan No. 3 Peas . Pard. Dehydrated Dog Food 2 tins 25c. 2 pkgs. 29c CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP , .... . tin 10c SOAP 3 cakes tie 4-wriztrto MAPLE LEAF TOILET SNOWFLAKE HEAVY tROOM ... 69c AMIVIONIA 3 pkgs. 15c FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES California Tokay Grapes . „ lb. 21c Presh Crisp Celery Hearts ....... „ bunch 10c No. 1 Large Cooking Onions a 8 lbs. 25c Large Hubbard Squash a , r..v ,each 17c ORANttg w LEMONS GRAPtPiturr CAtIDAM POTATOES W CAULIPLOWER ALWANS' PRESIt Fresh Head Lettuce „ „ head 10e Large Sparilth Onions ... .., „ lbs. 25c 'PAGE WINGIiAM ADVANCE-TIMES TkarsdaY, October 8, 1942 islied it will mean a real improvement both inside and out. The World Day Communion service was held in the United Church on Sunday, with Rev, H. A, Ward in charge, with a good attendance at the afternoon service, Miss Susan Carricic left last Thurs- day to be with her sister, Miss May Carrick in the General Hospital, Tor- onto, after her operation that morn- • ing. She has been showing improve- ment Miss Isabel Fox who has been at Kincardine for the Past few months spent the weeke-nd with her mother here, Mr. and Mrs. Albert. Coultes and children were at Chesley on Wednes- day last to attend the wedding of Miss Florence Christina Blulun and Mrs. Cooltes' brother, Wm, George Melvin Kerry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kerry of Paisley, 'The marriage took place in St, Marks church at 2,30 p. on September 10th, with Rev. Mr, Bates officiating, A reception Was held at the home of the.bride's parents in the evennig. Mr, and Mrs. Kerry returning from their honeymoon, spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Conites• This community extends sympathy to Mr. John Jamieson and hig family, Mr, Jamieson is spending this week at the home of his son, Mr. Thomas Jamieson, East Wawanosh, Mr. Raphael St. Marie, who report- ed to the Navy Department, London, on Wednesday last, spent the sweeks end at his home here. Quite a number of the W. M. S. ladies of the United Church were at St. Helens on Tuesday attending the Sectional meeting there. a few days with' his fathj, Mr. Thos. Mr. Roy Robinson, Windsor, spent Robinson, and Mrs. Mason Robinson spent a few days last week with her parents, ,Mr. and Mrs. Albert Camer- on, Ashfield. Mrs, Mac McLaughlin and Joanne, of Detroit, are visiting this week with her mother, Mrs. Jos. Chamney. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Johnston of Windsor, visited on 'Sunday with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack John- ston. Pte. Lloyd and 'Gunner Alfred Mas- on of Camp Borden spent the week- end with their parents, Mr, and Mrs. John Mason. Mr. George Irwin had the* misfor- tune to fall. on Saturday and break a bone in his ankle. Mr. Bob Ross has been laid off work with a very sore arm. He Was using it at a machine in the saw-mill and burst a blood vessel, and the clot of blood formed \in his arm. BLUEVALE Former Resident Passes - Mrs. James Robertson has received word this week of the death at Nan- ainio, B. Ck, ef her sister-in-law, Mrs. A. 0. King, formerly Miss Margaret Robertson. Mrs. King was born at Bluevale, the second youngest daugh- ter of the late Mr. .and Mrs. John Robertson, • In 1906 she went to Boissevain, Manitoba, and had been a resident of Nanaimo for 31 years. She took ac- tive part in Woman's organization I,O,D.E. Woman's Auxiliary of the Nanaimo Hospital; the Hedeth Clinic; the Woman's Canadian Club and the bridge club. She was a lover of flowers, a beautiful floral blanket from her husband and sons; which covered the casket was made from flowers picked from her own garden. She is survived by her husband and two sons, also two ' sisters, Mrs,~ Charles (Susan) Scott, of Vancouver, B. C,, and Mrs. William (Jessie) Clare, of Seattle, 'Wash., and two brs,thers, Peter, of Gainsboro„ Man., and Charles, of Boissevain, Man.- Following the funeral service from the D. J, Jenkins Limited Chapel, conducted by the Rev. T, W. Reed, the remains were forwarded to Van- couver for cremation.' Fleming and Malcolm Blatt's, of Bluevale, are nephews. Harvest Home Service Sunday Next Rev, F. G. Fowler conducted the regular service in Knox Presbyterian Church on Sunday morning. Hts subject was "Unveiling God" showing that it is the duty of Christian people to make known the reality and power of God, The choir rendered an an- them, Mrs. Raymond Elliott taking the solo part. 'Next Sunday the annual Thanks- giving Harvest Home Service will be held, The Y. P. S. of Knox, Presby- terian Church had charge of the even- ing service, The president, Miss, Jean Elliott, presided and offered the open- ing prayer. The scripture lesson was read by Rev. F. G. Fowler, who also introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. W. G. Gourley, of Vancouver, 13, C., who spoke from the story of 'Christ and his diciples on the sea of' Galilee, and compared it with the sea of life. Members of the society rendered vocal number, Presented Prior To Departtlrb iVrigs Louise Patton, has accepted a position on the staff• of the Woman's -95, and -offered a Thanksgiving pray- er, 'The scripture lesson was read by Miss Olive Scott and Mm's, Walter Smillie Iva in • prayer. Mrs. •G. A. Love read an appropriate poem and the Glad Tidings Priiyer was read by Mrs, F, G. Fowler,. Miss Florence Fowler Offered the dedicatory prayer. The president introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. Isl.enneth. MaeLean of Wingham, who based her Thanksgiv- ing.mesSage on the 1st. verse of psalm 105: Olt Give thanks Unto the Lord, which she interpreted as meaning gratitude. Call upon His name in prayer and make known His deeds among His people, meaning our Miss sionary work, Her talk was a real in- spiration, Lunch was served at _the close of the meeting and a social per- iod enjoyed. s To Repair 'Parsonage Verandah The • Women's Association of the United Church held the regular mon- thly meeting in the' Sunday school room. In the absence of the presi- dent, Mrs. C. Tavener was elected to preside and conduct the opening de- votional period., Readings were given by Mrs, Geo. Thomson and Mrs, Tay- ener and Mrs. W. J.. Johnston sang a solo. During the business period the sum of $100 was voted toward the re- pairing of the vet andah at the Parson- age and the painting. • Contract Let For New School The school house at school section N.Q. 8, Morris, (Browntown) has been pronounced unfit foi• use and a new building is to be serected; The con- tract has been given to Robert Mow- bray of •Whitechurch, who, will com- mence work as soon as possible. The building will be frame and • insulated brick on a concrete base. The regular meeting of the Mission Band was held in the school room of the United church on Saturday after- noon. The outstanding feature. of the meeting was a paper by Miss •Margar- et -Curtis, entitled, "Let Us Worship Together." Rev, C. Tavener ' of the United • church had 'charge of the service over C. I. N. X. •on Monday forenoon, Rev. Tavener and Rev. F. G. Fowler attended the meeting of the Ministerial Association at the h,pme of Rev, E. 0. Gallagher and Mrs. 'Gal- lagher at Wingham on Monday after- noon. Presented With Watch Friends and neighbours gathered at\ the Community Hall; Jamestown, on Monday night to do honour to Elmer- Sellars, who has recently enlisted - in the Royal Canadian Air Force. An address was read by Miss Barbara Thynne and Bob Fraser made the pre sentation 'of a wrist wateh. Elmer thanked his, friends for their good wishes and the gift. Lunch was s.ervs ed and the 'evening spent dancing. El- mer reports at Galt on Wednesday. -McIntyre - Mowbray A quiet wedding was solemnized. in the Presbyterian Church, Lucknow, on Saturday, September 19th, in the presence of the immediat'e families, when Alba Norene, daughter of Mr, and Mrs.' Alex Mowbray, Lucknow„ became the bride •ofe-Mervyn. WilliaM McIntyre,. son Of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. McIntyre, Mount Forest, Rev. • Chas. McDonald officiated and they were unattended, The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a street length dress of printed crepe with a tweed coat and black accessories. She wore a cor- sage of red Briarcliffe roses, • After the ceremony a small recep- • tion was held at the home of the bride's parents and the young couple left on a short honeymoon, Mr, and Mrs, Adam Johnston and Mr. andiVIrs. Roy Alton spent•Stinday with Rev., C. Tavener and Mrs, Tays titer. Mr. and Mrs. Clem Yeo and daugh- ter, Marie, of Paisley, spent the week- end with friends here. Rev, C. Tavener, Mrs. Tavester, Mrs. Arthur Shaw, Mrs, Eliza Fell Miss Margaret Curtis attended the sectional meeting of the W. AC S. of Huron Presbyterial of the United church at St. Helens on Tuesday. WESTFIELD Mr. and Mrs. •W. P. Crozier of Crewe, Mr, Colin Crozier, R. C, A, F., Toronto, visited on ,Stinday with Mr, and Mrs. W. A, Campbell, Mr. and Mrs, A. E. Walsh visited on Sunday with Misses Edna and Aud- rey Walsh of Hensall. Mr. and Mrs. Win, 111cDoWell visit- ed on Sunday with Miss Ada Stack- house Of 13lyth. Mr, and Mrs. Fred J, Cook mid family visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, 'Geo, Cook of I3elgrave. Mr, and Mrs, W. A, Campbell vis- ited on Thursday with Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Speigelberg of Kitchener.. Miss Alice Cook ilias returned from Tilsonburg where she spent several, weeks. We arc sorry to hear that Mrs Gory don Fosman had to undergo ail opers ation for appendicitis ou Saturday the Clinton Hospital, We hope for speedy recovery, The Holy Conutunion was adudnis- MEN'S Penmans 71 . , A cotton garment al- ways in demand Shirts, Drawers, 1.25 ea.. Combinations 2.25 ea. • Turnbull's E88 Extra warm under- wear with double- back and front. Shirts and drawers .. $2.15 ea. Combinations, $3.50 ea. Watsons' Wool and cotton com- binations in a medium weight for general *ear. $2.25, $3.95' Fine, white all wool Combinations ... $5.25 Stanfield's Blue Label Extra heavy shirts and drawers h pare wool for' the outdoor man. $2.95 each and Mrs. James Davis, R. R. No. 4, Brussels, a daughter. REID-In Wingham General Hospit- al, on Saturday, October 3rd., to Mr. and Mrs. James Reid, R. R.' No: 3, Teeswater, a son. MOFFATT-In Wingham 'General Hospital, on Saturday, October .3rd,• • to Mr. and Mrs. Farish Moffatt, a son. CHETTLEBURGH-In Wingham, on 'Tuesday, Septemfber 22nd., to A. C. Robert and Mrs.. ChettlebUrgh,„ a son. 111•1001111111111, AlilMINI•101.11111•11•11=1. FREE DELIVERY WHITECHURCH Pte. John Walters of Listowel, vis- ls?ted with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. .:Filbert Walters, Culross, and Mr. and Wilson Ringrose of Teeswater, wens Sunday there, Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Laidlaw, who lave been at Allanburg, spent Tues- •slay night at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Laidlam, before leaving to work at Fingal airport. :Mr. Clarence McClenaghan spent lite past week attending the Y. P. U. 'Convention at Windsor. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Alton and Rus- sel and Almira of Ashfield, spent Sun- ay with Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Farrier. Sam Sherwood-of Ashfield, has Veen in this community pressing hay for the past week. Mrs. Frank Henry of Wingham, spent the weeke-nd with Mrs. Mac, Ross, many old friends were pleased to welcome her back again, Mrs. Hook of Toronto, is spending -this week at the home of Mrs. Russel „Gaunt. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Robinson of "Wingham, spent the week-end with laer parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart lifcBurney. Miss Margaret. Watson, Brucefield, 4pent the week-end at the home of IEr. John Beecroft. Dr. Wilfred Robinson, who has spent the past week with his parents, 'Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Robinson, and soather relatives, left on Sunday for his TWO. Shows. Saturday Night U Thursday, Friday, Saturday, October 8, 9, 1.9 JOHNNY \NEM/DULLER JOHN SHEFFIELD MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN In "Tarzan's New York Adventure" Another thrilling episode in the. life of Tarzan, King of the Jungle. Also. "Comedy" "Miniature" "News". Matinee Saturday afternoon at 2.30 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, October 12, 13, 14 HUMPHREY BOGART CONRAD VEIDT - In - "All Through The Night" A melodrama in which the underworld battles it out with saboteurs. Also " March of Time". home in Dryden. Mr, Ed. Robinson spent a few days last week in Toron- to. Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Durnin and sons of St. Helens, visited on Sunday with her mother, Mrs. David Ken- nedy. A.C.1 Clifford Purdon was moved from St. Thomas to Centralia last week where he is now a mechanic on the planes. He spent the week-end at his home here. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Stewart and family are moving to their new home north of Lucknow. Mr. and Mrs. Amos Cornelius and Mrs. Jas. Cornelius spent Thursday in Goderich with the latter's sister, Mrs. Gray and other relatives, and Mr. and Mrs. Will Rednmond of St. Augustine, spent Sunday with her grandmother, Mrs. Cornelius. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McClenaglian were in London last Monday, Mrs. Milan M000re accompanied them and visited at the home of her brother, Dr. Arthur Watt, who moved from Port Elgin to London last weeks Mr. Jas. Weir of London, spent his holfdays last week with his mother, Mrs, Fred Davidson and Mrs. Robert Mitchell, Wingham, spent the week- end there. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Breckenridge and Mr, and Mrs. Jack McIver of Ripley, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lott. Mr. Lott has been treating his house to a new &sat of paint, and when the new siding is fin- tered in the Westfield church on Sun- day. Sixty-nine partook of the Sac- rament. There will be no service at Westfield next Sunday owing to anni- versary services at • Auburn United church. BORN TOWNE-In Washington, on Sattir- 'day, September 5th., to Mr. and Mrs. J, AC Towne, 4577 McArthur Blvd., Washington, a son, Dale Stanley. DAVIS-In Wingham General Hos- pital, on Saturday,, Oct. 3rd,, to Mr. • M110111111111111.111111, PHONE 161 COLD DAYS AHEAD The right underwear is your insurance for health and comfort during r'all and Winter months. Check your needs early for your own favourite styles, LADIES' Snuggies Close-fitting snuggles With matching vests af- ford warmth without extra .bulk, Made of wool and cotton they come in white or 59c - 75c ea. Winter Cottons Heavy weight cottons in either plain rib or with rayon stripe are al-' ways popular. Inexpen- sive but serviceable vests, bloomers, panties, 59c 69c ea 50% Wool, All Wool If you like wool, you'll like these fine-knit styl- es. Soft, smooth and warm. Vests ... $1.00 to‘ $1.49 Bloomers, Panties ... $1.49 to $1.69