The Wingham Advance-Times, 1946-08-29, Page 5Everything
That
Baby Needs
ROMPERS — Coloured. Prints
Blue, Green, Etc.' • . $1.00 each
BABIES SILK DRESSES
Infant sizes and 1 — 2. Finely made little
garments in Blue, White and Pink, from
$2.50 — $3.50 ea. .
RAYON CARRIAGE" SETS
Blue and Pink Cover and Pillow Slip, set $2.95
White, pure wool Baby Blankets $2.39
Satin Trimmed Baby Blankets $3.15
Available again ! Dr. Denton's Sleepers—
Comfortable, safe and warm. Sizes 2 — 4 —a6
School' Dresses For Girls
Sizes 7 — 14. Prints, seersuckers. Serviceable
and smart—priced from $1.98 — $4.98
WELWOODS
Dry Goods Ladies' Wear
Successor to H. E. Isard & Co.
Telephone 414 "Quality and Service"
WEDDINGS
Elliott - Town
Gladioli, ferns and lighted tapers
formed a pretty setting in St. Paul's
Anglican Church, on Saturday after-
noon, August 24th., for the marriage
of Jane Muriel, daughter of Mr. and
Lloyd George 'Elliott, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Town, Wingham, and]
Mrs. Alex Elliott, of Wingham. Rev.
J. James officiated and Mr. Roy
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Telephone 18
Wingham
CAR IC AEL'S Free livery
11 a.m. and 4 p.m.
NORTH END SUPERIOR MARKET
Thursday, Fri.,
and Saturday
,Campbell's Vegetable
SOUP, 2 tins . .21c
Maxwell House
Coffee, 1 lb. bag 43c
Cottage Boneless
Chicken, 7 oz tin 53c
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Full line of PEACHES, PLUMS, APPLES,
TOMATOES, and all FRESH FRUITS and
VEGETABLES
IPat-A-Pan or Arcti"c PASTRY FLOUR, 7 lbs. 25c
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CROWN JARS
Quarts $1.19 Pints 99c
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SERVING SPICES and All OTHER PRESERV-
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Give us a, ring, 2 or 17, before ordering your supply
These Prices effective from August 22nd to August 28th
Red Front Grocery
Wingham 'Phones 2 and 17 Free Delivery
groomsman.
A wedding dinner was served to
fifteen guests at Breadalbane Hotel.
Guests attended the wedding from
Wingham, Stayner and New Bruns-
wick. Toasts were given to the bride
by Mr. John Inglis, Mr. John Flana-
gan, Mr. Philip McDunn and Mr. Bud.
Simms.
The happy couple left on a trip to
Niagara Falls and Buffalo, after which
they will reside in Toronto,
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Boys' and Students' All-wool
SW EATERS
for the cooler days,
Long-sleeve cardigan knit
sweaters in blues, wines and
o browns. Sizes 6 — 14
$2.25 — $3.50
Also a limited range of cot-
ton and wool and all-wool
SWEATER COATS in vari-
ous shades. Sizes S to 14
$2.95 — $3.95 — $4.95
Boys' Starter-Out SHORTS
For the warmer days of the
Fall season, Navy blue and
sand. Elastic Top Shorts in
sizes 6 — 14.
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Thursday, August 29th, 1946
Mundy played the wedding music,
Mr. Howard Johnston of Detroit sang
"The Lord's Prayer" and "Still as the
Night",
The bride, given in marriage by- her
father, was lovely in a floor-length
gown. of ;.lute blipper satin. Her long
tulle illusion was caught in a
beadress of orange blossoms and she
carried a bouquet of red roses and
white bouvardia,
Mrs. Stewart Jeffrey, as matron of
flour wore a long gown of ice blue
net over taffeta, Miss Jane Smith of
Detroit, as 'bridesmaid, chose canary
yellow net over taffeta, and Mary
Louise Town, sister.. of the bride as
junior bridesmaid wore pink net over
taffeta. All wore Matching halo 'rats
and carried fans of gladioli and 'asters.
Mr. Kenneth Baker was groomsman,
and the ushers were George,Town and
Wm. Elliott.
FollOwing the ceremony a reception
was held in the church parlours. The
bride's mother received the guests
wearing a dress of black and white
net and a corsage of red roses. She
was assisted by the groom's mother,
who chose navy blue triple sheer and
pink roses.
The bridal couple left for a trip to
"Sunny Brae", Port Carling. The
bride travelling in a brown tailor made
suit with matching accessories and a
corsage of red roses. -Upon: their re-
turn they will reside in Wingham.
Guests attended from Chatham, De-
troit, Highland Park, Palmerston, Galt,
Walkerton, Listowel, Brussels, Toron-
to and Stratford.
Posliff - Street
At noon on Saturday, August 17th,,
in the United ,Church, Kincardine,
there took place the marriage of Harry
Alfred Posliff, son of Mrs. W. H.
Gurney and „the late Mr. A. L. Posliff,•
Wingham, and Margaret Evelyn
Street, daughter of Mrs. N. A. Street
and the late Mr. Street of Kincardine.
The service was marked by simplic-
ity and beauty. The altar was bank-
ed with ferns and gladioli. The sun
hidden by a rainy forenoon, shone out
about fifteen minutes before twelve;
tall white candles, lighted, added their
radiance,
Four ministers shared in the service,
the pastor Of the church, Rev. Duncan
E. Foster and•three uncles of the bride,
the Rev. A. H. Johnston of Mitchell,
who performed the wedding ceremony,
the Rev. Duncan McTavish of St.
Catharines, who gave his niece in mar-
riage and the Rev, Fred McTavish of
Bradford, Ontario, who along with
Mr. Foster offered the prayers.
The lovely bride wore a floor-length
dress with slight train, the skirt of
white marquisette, and the waist of
white Swiss embroidery; she wore a
long, over-the-face veil. Her flowers
were white gladioli and bouVardia.
Miss Margaret Fyfe, her bridesmaid, ,
wore a dress of blue opaleen with
matching hat. Her flowers were pink
roses and blue cornflowers.
The groomsman was Elgin Coutts
of Toronto, and the usher was Donald
Adams of Wingham. Niss N. E. Rin-
ker played the wedding music and
Miss Margaret Ann Couch sang very
beautifully, "0 Perfect Love." .
Following the ceremony, a reception
was held at the Bruce Inn, at which
Mrs. Street and Mrs, Gurney received
with the bride and groom. Later Mr.
and Mrs. Posliff left 'by motor for a
honeymoon in Michigan and Mus-
koka,
Palmer ,,. gilltinson
A pretty wedding was solemnized in
Wesley United Church, London, by
Rev, C. C. Washington, when Olive
Loreen, youngest daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, Richard Gilkinson, of Wingham,
became the bride of Lewis Sydney
Palmer, of Palmerston, son of the late
Mr. and Mrs. John Palmer of Venelon
Falls. The bride was charming in a
street-length frock of powder blue,
with matching hat and navy accessor-
ies. She wore a corsage of pink roses.
Her only ornament was a pearl neck-
lace, gift of the groom.- She was at-
tended by Miss Jean Webster of Luck-
now, who chose a dress of coral crepe,
fashioned on similar lines to that of'the
bride, with brown accessories and cor-
sage of Talisman roses. The 'grooms-
man was Mr. Stewart Beattie of Wing-
ham.
The wedding dinner was served in
the dining-room of ,Hotel Belvedere,
London.
The happy couple left on a motor
trip to Northern Ontario, the bride
travelling in a navy blue 'tailored suit,
with navy accessories and Russian
squirrel neck-piece.
They will later take up residence in
Palmerston where the groom is Prin-
cipal of the Public School.
Wilkin - Craig
A pretty wedding of ,interest took
place in Knox United Church, Auburn,
at 2.30 p.m.,. Saturday, August 17th.,
when Elizabeth D,, (Betty), youngest
daughter of Mr., and Mrs. Wm, J,
Craig, was united in marriage to
George L. Wilkin, only son of Mr. and
Mrs. Archie Wilkin, Goderich. The
ceremony was performed by Rev, Har-
old Snell. The' church was decorated
with tall standards of -white anl pink
gladioli and fern.
The wedding music was played by
Miss Vivian Straughan, who wore a
floor length gown of yellow net and
matching headdress of roses.
The bride given in marriage by her
father was charming in a white eye-
let Jersey and net gown, fashioned
with long basque waist and sweetheart
neckline. The three-tiered net skirt
fell in a short train. She wore white
net mitts and a finger-tip veil, her
only ornament was a single strand Of
pearls. She carried a white bible with
white streamers knotted with sweet-
heart roses and bouvardia.
Miss Ila B. Craig was her sister's
ibridesmaid, gowned in twilight bide
silk jersey, with long full skirt, she
wore matching mitts and carried a. col-
onial bouquet of rapture roses, her
blue shoulder length veil was caught to
a braided coronet, Betty Sturdy made a
winsome flower girl gowned in yellow
organza, with off the shoulder neck-
line anl long full skirt. . be carried a
nosegay of mauve sweet peas and
bouvardia,
Master Allen Craig acting as ring-
bearer, carried the ring on a blue-satin
pillow.
Mr. Harold Pronse of Goderirh, was
best man. 'The ushers Mr. Stewart
Chamney and Mr. Bill Craig,
During the signing of the register,
Miss June Marsh of Myth, gowned in
peach moire taffeta, with sequin trim,
sang "0 Perfect Love."
Following the ceremony a reception
was held in the Church Parlour. The
guests were received by the brides'
mother, wearing lime-green, with
black accessories, and corsage of Holy-
wood roses, assisting was the groom's
mother, gowned in Dove Grey with
purple accessories and corsage of
violets. During the reception Mr.
Harvey McGee of North Bay, (former-
ly of Auburn), favoured with a solo,
"Keep right on to the end of the Road"
accompanied by Mrs. Wrn. J, Craig.
Later Mr. and Mrs. Wilkin left on
a motor trip to Sault Ste. Marie, Ont.,
to be guests of the bride's sister, Mrs.
S. G. Strasser. The bride travelled in
a mauve figured dress with white ac-
cessories and 'black plastic shoulder
bag. The bride is a graduate of Clin-
ton Hospital. The groom served in
the Royal Canadian Navy, for four
years. On their return they will reside
in Goderich. Friends of the bride as-
sisting at the luncheon were, Mrs.
H. Arbour, Mrs, A. Kaitinng, Laura
Philfips, Grace Hunter, Mary Watson,
and Mrs. G. Chisholm.
Inglis - Doyle
• The wedding was solemnized in Tor-
ont, on Saturday, August 17th., of
Miss Lillian Leona Doyle, daughter of
Mr. Anthony Doyle of Ireland, and the
late Mary (Caesar) Doyle, and Mr.
Roderick James Inglis, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Thos. Inglis of Lucknnow.
The bride looked lovely in a floor
length gown of white satin with floor
length veil with sweetheart headdress.
She carried a shower bouquet of red
roses, and wore a string of pearls.
Mrs. Oscar Kieffer of Wingham,
was matron of honour. She wore a
floor-length gown of pink taffeta with
shoulder length veil and carried a bou-
quet of pink roses. Little Miss Mar-
jorie Kieffer of Wingham, was flower
girl.
Mr. John Inglis of Toronto, was
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BOYS' TWEED SHORTS
A special bargain in dressy but sturdy
Tweed Shorts. They are fully lined 0
and come in a variety of serviceable
colours. Sizes 5 to 10.
Pair $1.98 — $2.25
Boys', Students' Tweed Longs
The boy's strong points is in finding o
the weak ones in his trousers. This
has been safeguarded against in the °
latest range of Scuff-proof Longs.
Sizes 6 — 18 $3.75 — $5.50
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Durable, warm breeches for strenuous
wear. Warmly lined, double seats
and knees.
A—Style--Cotton Cord in steel grey
shade—Sizes 6 to 12, pair . . $2.50
B—Style—All-wool Cheviot in brown,
blue or khaki. Sizes 6 - 14 . $3.95