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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1946-03-28, Page 5Thurs., Friday and Saturday Old Dutch Cleanser 2 tins 19c Gillette's tin LYE, eats dirt, . 9c The new solvent action Cleaner 12 oz. jar COLVENTOL .39c 01=g0 liji Spring Time s, Drapery Time!, We have a large new § selection of o BEAUTIFUL SPRING Drape ,, o Materials ' j in Chintz, Moncks Cloth, Voiles and Marquisettes. Make your windows o graceful with some a of these new designs 0 Hang your drapes per- fectly on the new Flex- ible Alloy Curtain Rails. 0 Buy it by the foot—coin- ' ° plete with mountings and rollers 55c GIRLS' SPRING COATS are arriving— o 0 well tailored in soft new colour tones. 0 Sizes 2-10 from $8.50 to $10.95 . II **NEED GLOVES to Match Your New Outfit? See These—Beautifully styled Chamois, Washable A 8 -Doeskin, Pigtex and Kid—from $1.50 to $3.75 pr, ti O . We are showing a new Dress in Silk-Jersey and in Crepe --larger sizes — 17 to 19. o 0 WELWOODS 0 11 Successor to H. E. Isard & Co. 'Phone 414 Wingham, Ont. .===ornon==rocr ===monmo cor o II CI O O O 1 LOCAL AND PERSONAL Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Walker are holi- daying for a week in Toronto. Mrs. Chas. Hawke is visiting with her sister, Mrs. Walter Lockridge. Miss Marion Hinde of Galt is visit- ing with her mother, Mrs. C. Hinde. AIIIE11.111111E101111111.111111MEMINEIL. MEN WANTED STEADY WORK Western Foundry Co. Ltd. WINGHAM - ONTARIO mmommonmENKEENNEENENEINEW CARMICHAEL'S NORTH 'END SUPERIOR MARKET 0 FISH Cohoe Red Salmon Steaks 39c lb. Silverbright Pink Salmon Steaks, lb. . .28c Salmon Fillets, boneless 5-lb. box ... . . 37c lb. also Smoked Fillets, Scallops and Kipperines SCHNEIDER'S Special Country Style SAUSAGE and full line of Fresh, Cured, Cold Meat Pure Canadian (4 lbs.) HONEY (Limited) Carmichael's Special Own Blend COFFEE, lb. ..55c Specially blended for Superior Stores Prompt Free Delivery Quality, Courtesy and Service 'Phone 193 0 0 0 II We carry a full line of Cakes, Doughnuts, Pies Muffins and a Variety of TASTY BREADS Daily shipment except Monday. Fresh Fruits and Vegetables O O no O Canned Herrings—Brands. Queen Charlotte, Angler, Clover Canada Seal, in Tomato Sauce, tall tin „,, ,...19c Small Flat, Herrings, in natural pack, 10 oz. tins, Special, 21c Chicken Haddies, in oil 34c Smoked Sardines, in oil, tin 8c o 0 Clark's Mushroom or Asparagus SOUP, 2 tins 15c o Toilet SOAPS—Lux, Camay, Lifebuoy, 2 bars 11c V Red River Cereal, large pkg., Special 23c Magic Baking Powder, 1 lb. tin--Cut Price .. . 25c Gold Medal Baking Powder, contains no alum, lb. tin 25c Cheese—Chateau, Kraft Can. 19c Lemon Juice, unsweetened, 12c Cheese—Best Old Canadian, 38c Lase* Cleanser, tin 4c Jiffy Pie Crust, Special Cocoas, best brand, 1-lb. tins Cowan's 23c, Neilson's 29c, TOILET iiiiiii=daZec, Fry's Purex, Interlake; White Swan, 3 rolls for 25c Nile or Hudson, Special, roll 5q 0 DICED CARROTS—Smart's-20 oz. tin, 2 for 25c Robinhood OATS, Pan-dried, 5-lb. sack 26c Orange Marmalade, 24 oz. jar, Tip-top Brand, 34c Pat-a-Pan Pastry FLOUR, 24-1b. sack, Spec. 75c Sun-ripe PEAS, sweet, juicy, 20 oz. tins, 2 for 27c a ll Huron Pastry Flour, 24 lb. 69c Better Krust Pastry, 24 lb. 72c Sweet Navel Oranges, size 344's, Special, dozen 29c Sweet Navel Oranges, 220 size, Half dozen 24c 200 size, half dozen ..... 29c Maple Leaf or Coleman Bologna, we slice it to please you, lb. 23o, Full Line of COOKED & CURED MEATS Pink Grapefruit, size 112's, ea 8c Texas Grapefruit, 112 size, 4 for 19c Best Lemons, 300 size, 3 for 12c 0 0 McKenzie's Famous (Gold Standard) FLOWER and VEGETABLE SEEDS now on display, 5c, 10c o • oll° Red Front Grocery Wingham's Popular Price Grocery with the Stock 'Phone 17 or 2 if you can't come. We Deliver 0 a 0=20= 0 0=2 0=I091 i Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Marshall and W. Marshall. On Monday Miss Kay son, Jimmie, Strafford. were Sunday. Willitts, Brussels, and Mrs. Willitts, visitors with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Salem, visited at the same home, NYAL for 1 SALE APRIL 3, 4, 59 and 6 Buy One Nyal Quality Item on the Sale and Get One FREE. See the Sale Handbills and Windows McAVOY'S Drug Store WEAR is the Keynote of these Clothes for Your Boy SAVINGS is the Key- note for You ! You'll enjoy outfitting that young man from our selection of Boys' Suits, sizes 24 to 36, for they bring you unlimited styles, sizes, patterns in really great tailoring and materials. Double-Breasted again mark the Style Parade For Spring. oz=01===0=1010=10= 0 11 as go 0 BUY HERE AND SAVE WHY PAY MORE ELSEWHERE a O Green Pascal CELERY, Urge 15c stalks for _10c Iceberg Head Lettuce, reg. 18c size, Sale . _ _12c Green Top Imported Tender Carrots, Sale, lb. 7c Best Cooking ONIONS, No, 1 quality, lb. , . 'Habitant Pea Soup, (genuine) 28 oz. tins—Special, 2 for 25c Chicken Stew, country style, 25c Oxford Inn Vegetable Soup 8c Van Camp's Tomato Soup, 3 for ..... ..... ... 27c Chili Con Carne, 15 ez. tin 21c O 0 Hanna Co. Ltd. Thursday, March 28, 1946' THE "WINGHAM ADVANCE-TMS PAGE MVP; Mr. and Mrs, Alton Adams and Byron spent a few days in 'pronto. Mrs. W. VanWyck is visiting in Oshawa with her sister, Mrs. McLeod, Cpl, Gordon Lediett of Camp Ipper- wash spent the weekend at his home here. Miss Maxine McGee of Wingham spent the week-end at her home in Port Albert. Mr., and Mrs. W. B. McCool spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. J. M, Christie, Toronto, Mr, Gibson Bellamy of Drumbo, spent the week-end at the home of Mr, and Mrs. J. D, Lediett. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hammond of Toronto spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Ham- mond, Mr. and Mrs. W. Stringer and daughter Of Long Branch spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sturdy. Mrs. Patricia Hamilton of Victoria College, Toronto University, spent Sunday with her parents, Dr, and Mrs. Parker. Mrs. Ellis Galbraith and daughters Beverly and. Mary of Willowdale ed over the week-end with' Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Galbraith. BIRTHS MACHAN—In The Wingham Gener- al Hospital, on Thursday, March 21, 1946, to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Me- ehan, R. R. 3, Brussels, a daughter. CASLICK—In The Wingham General Hospital on Friday, March 22, to Mr. and Mis. Wilfred Caslick, of Wingham, a son. IRELAND—In The Wingham Gener- al Hospital on Monday, March 25, to 'Mr. and Mrs. David Ireland, Tees- water, a son. STAPLETON— In Wingham on Wednesday, March 20, to Mr.' and Mrs. A. W. Stapleton, a son. ' WEDDINGS Brooks - Wells St. Penis AnglicAn Church, Wing- ham was the scene of a lovely Spring wedding on Thursday March 21st., when Dorothy May, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wells was unit- ed in marriage to John Thomas Brooks, eldest .son of Mrs. Clarence Brooks and the late Clarence Brooks of Lower Windham. Rev. J.' James, rector of the church, was the officiating clergyman and Mr. Roy Mundy played the bridal music: Yellow daffodils and White bells were used in the sanctuary. While the sign- ing of the register, Miss Eva Lediett, Wingham, sang I Love You Truly. The bride, given in marriage by her father, looked charming in Battenberg lace floor-length dress with a sweet- heart neckline. Her train fell from a Queen Anne headdress and was car- ried by Mary Helen MacDonell and Charlie McKay, both cousins of the bride. The bride carried a colonial bouquet of red roses, showered with white sweet pea florets. The -bride's only jewellery was a necklace, a gift of the groom. Her only attendant, Miss' Beatrice MacDonald, cousin of the bride was lovely in pink rayon chiffon. 'She car- ried a bouquet of pink carnations and maiden hair fern. The flower-girl wore blue net floor length dress with matching head-dress. The bride's brother, Mr. Bill Wells, was the groom's only attendant. The ushers were Mr. Lloyd Ratz of Waterloo and the bride's uncles, Mes- srs. Roy, George and John McKay. The bride's mother received the guests wearing mauve two-piece crepe ensemble with silver sequins and mat- ching accessories. Her corsage was pink carnations. , Supper was served to forty guests at Yemen's Grill. A reception was held at the Royal T., Wingham. The bride wearing a aqua blue dress. The young couple left short honeymoon for Niagara Falls and ponits east, the bride wearing a blue shag coat with black accessories. The young couple will reside in Lower Wingham. Out of town guests were from Wat- erloo, Kitchener, London and Listow- el. Mackenzie - Thompson St. Johns Anglican Church, London, Ontario, effective with Callia Lilies, Snapdragons and tulips and candlelight was the setting Wednesday &ening, March 13th., for the wedding of Mar- garet Louise, elder daughter of Mrs. Pearl Thompson and the late Wm. E. Thompson, Wingham, to Donald Francis Mackenzie, London. Rev, Forman officiated and Mr. Brick was at the organ. The bride wore an ivory corded silk gown made in princess lines, The gathered torso skirt forming a short train, her headdress was a circlet of white Satin, entwined with pearls from which -4 train veil fell. A bouquet of white gardenias with white sweet peas on knotted streamers completed her coStniiie. She was attended by her sister; Alma, who 'wove a pale pink taffetta frock and carried a noSegay of W. HAMILTON OPTICAL R. Hamilton,,R. CO. 0, Over . Optometrist for for 25 Years, Telephone 37 Appointment. SEE We agents Stoarton For RADIOS REFRIGERATORS WASHERS, US coming Service have been appointed for the line. Radio McGILL Phone 380. NURSE AIDS WANTED The Ontario Hospital, St. Thomas, has openings for wom- en between the ages of 18 and 40 as Nurse Aids. Good salary, eight hour duty, six day week, three weeks vacation with pay on completion of each year of ser- vice. Short course of instruction given, opportunities for advance- ment. Living accommodation available in modern Nurses' Res- idence. Apply Superintendent, ONTARIOJ40SPITAL ST. THOMAS," ONT. pink sweet tulle. Mr. was groomsmail. After the groom's trip to Wiarton bride travelled suit with they will March Manse, of J. W. man Haines, Wingham, Rev. A. attended Herb. Burchill Vide was quoise street pink carnations. wore a blue Accessories. After and Toronto groom's ' Mr. and Miles, Toronto, with their who is confined brown accessories. peas encircled Thomas Purdon of reception held home, the couple and points north. in a gold dressmaker pale green top On- their reside in St. Thomas. with pink London, at the left for a The coat and return on daughter to J. Car- Haines of Haines. were and Mr.' The piece tur- carried she matching Kitchener, on the and Mrs. week Wade, again. past The marriage Haines - Crich was solemnized 25th., at the Presbyterian Wingham, of Betty, Crich of Clinton, son of Gillies and the late Mrs.. Nimmo officiated. They by Mrs. Ed. Marsh of Wingham. lovely in a two length dress and For travelling •crepe dress with a trip to London, they will reside farm near Blyth. GORRIE Dane Isaac bed Mrs. David spent the mother, Mrs. to her Possibly Don't Wait until 'your Chimney is beyond repair. a good coat of Cement Plaster will save it. ESTIMATES FREE ' A. Box Plastering French Telephone 23 Contractors & Son 187 Wingham If It's We Yemens Food Cater It's U HOUSE'PHONE, Need TELEPHONE Call YEMENS a Taxi 176 425 Mr. and. Mrs. Thos. Bradnock spent a couple of days last week wit -friends in Woodstock. Miss Mary Ritchie, Toronto, spent the week-end with her mother, Mrs, Clara Ritchie. Miss Margaret Ruttan, Toronto; spent the week-end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs, Anson Ruttan. Mr, and Mrs, Harold Edgar and little danghter, Toronto, spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Edgar, Messrs. Sandford Zimmerman and Bower Farrish were Woodstock vis- itors on Friday. The many friends of Miss Doreen Harrison will be glad to hear she has sufficiently recovered to return to her position at Stephen's General Store. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Short and family, Fergus, spent the week-end with her mother, Mrs. Earhgey and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. Short. Mr. and Mrs. Cloyne Michel and daughter, Karen, were in Milverton on Tuesday last attending the funeral of her brother-in-law, the late Gordon Mueller. Mr. and Mrs. G. King accompanied Mr. and Mrs, M, Gilkinson to Hanover on Friday where they visited with Mr. and Mrs. 5. Musgrove. Held Miscellaneous Shower Mr. and Mrs. Willard Michel of Montreal, were guests last week of his brother, Mr. and Mrs. ,Cloyne Michel. on Friday Willard's friends gathered in the township hall and presented he and his bride with a miscellaneous shower and address, which was read by Mr. Jasper Farrish. Willard made a suitable reply. It was while Willard wal employed by his brother here that he signed up with the R.C.N. with which he served some time before get- ting his release a few months ago. Our congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs, Michel. Presentation To Red Cross Leader . The 6th and 9th line Red Cross group met at the 'home of Mrs. R. W. N. 'Wade on Friday afternoon, when one quilt was quilted and the 6 com- pleted layettes were on display. Dur- ing the social half hour, the members honoured their leader, ;Mrs. Percy Ashton, through whose efforts the group have turned in such an amount of work to the local rooms, with a gift suitable for the occasion. Mrs. Ashton, taken by surprise, thanked the group for their remembrance and ex- pressed her hope that while at the pre- sent time they would discontinue as an active Red Cross Group, it would be able to still have a few get to- gethers. Anglican W. A. Mrs. H. V. Holmes and Miss Per- kins were hostesses for the Anglican W. A. at their homd on Thursday last. when a large number were present, Mrs. Ernest Xing read the scripture lesson found in Romans, 12th chapter, verses 1 to 13. The address of the afternoon was given by Mrs. F. C. Taylor whose theme was in keeping with the Lenten season, Consecration. basing her thoughts -on the subject. The speaker stated the age in which we live de- mands we consecrate our all to God. Jesus died for us, so that there is no sacrifice too great for us to Make for Him, The meeting closed with prayers fol- lowed by a bountiful lunch served -by the hostesses. Lieut. John Neilson left on Monday for London where he will this week receive his discharge from the army. On Sunday night next the Y.P.U. will hold their regular meeting at 8 p.m. in the United Church, when Mr. Henry Finlay wills show his pictures. These are pictures Mr. Finlay has taken himself while in England and no doubt will prove , very interesting. Everyone is welcome to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Scott and daughter, Edith, also Mrs. Hamilton of Blyth, were Gorrie visitors on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Wiliam Earngey and Miss Lambert, of Harriston were Sun- day guests of his aunt, Miss Kate Earngey. Mrs. J. Bingham returned home on Friday last after spending the winter with her brother, Dr. W. W. Mont- gomery of Winnipeg. Mr. and Mrs. Wellington spent Sun- day with friends in Goderich. Driver Leonard King recently re- turned from over six years service, is visiting with his father, Mr. Ste- phen King. ,Miss J. Pearl Stinson, who has been confined to her room in Toronto, fol- lowing an accident, expects to be able to return to her home here early this veelc. Mr. Earl King was a Kitchener visitor on Tuesday. Mr, and Mrs. 14, Sparling spent a lay in Stratford last week, Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Thos. ay and family in the sudden death t her husband on Sunday afternoon. he funeral is being held On WedrieS ay.