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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1948-05-19, Page 10kI.SS VAR bH 0.01116 •nt,r- tAST IS1/\'$) LONGER OHARA'S NEWEST WASHER THE WestifighouSe WASHER #0104,1000."4 / EXCLIISIVE 4itentinei of Safety" Protects 66 tauter ineehanisna from damttginif power over. loads and provides it -convent. out "ou.off" • That name "Westinghouse Meads a lot to you when you are choosing your new washer. It means the skill and experience of Westinghouse engineering. It means line materials and precision workmanship. It means such exclusive advantages as the "Cushioned Action" gyrator. Best of all, it means a washer that does our washing the way you want it . . . cleaner, quicker, without wear .. a washer that will give you longer years of dependable service. Like thousands of women across Canada, you'll he wise to order your estinghouse *rasher now. iW i irf t, t ry . i r RADIO ISER.V.1 E c Serving you Since 1935 fou /4110RE ut a Westinghouse SEE IT NO With Lovell "Feather Touch" Wringer; "Cushioned-Action* Gyrator; Porcelain-enamel tub.. cleans like a china bowl. $149 5 ° MON., TUES., WEDNES., MAY 24, 25, 26 `This Time for Keeps' ESTHER WILLIAMS JIMMY DURANTE of Lucknow Presbyterian Church on Monday evening of last week. Quite a number from here attended and assist- ed with the program by presenting their play, The Creation of the World. Lunch was served and the young people enjoyed the social time togeth- er, Mr. Ben Naylor is a patient in the Wingham General Hospital this week. Mrs. Geo. Walker and two small sons of Bramptouville, Que„ are visit- ing with Mr. Walker's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E, E. Walker of Zetland. Mr. and Mrs. George Walker had the misfortune to have their house carried away by ice during the spring flood. Mr. 'Walker has now gone west to Brandon, Man., where he hopes to se- cure a new home and a fresh start, IIIIEE00601410001010IIIIIM, BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. 0. J. Coupland, Pastor 11 a.m.-"Two Scenes". 7 p.m.-"Under The Colors". Come and Enjoy His Presence with Us. The best way to rebuke evil and exalt righteousness is by ex- ample. To the Christian God says "For we are His workmanship, created in Christ Jesus unto good works, which God bath be- fore ordained that we should walk in them". Ephesians 2:10. WHITECHURCH Mr, and Mrs. Harold Sparling and Marie of Wingham, spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Paterson and daughter, Patricia, of Detroit, spent the week-end with his father, Ar. h. ,McK, Paterson. The Young People of the Presby- terian Church here were invited to at- tend the meeting of the Your:. GORRIE Miss Evelyn Hooper of WrriNeter, was a guest of Mrs. Archie Miller on Sunday. Mr. Campbell Brown of 3`,'r into, is 'spending some time at his home. Mr. and Mrs. Walker Hastie, Don- ald and Heather of T.tr= into, tver.i week en.l visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ken. • Hastie. Miss. Esther Adana, was a Snt:43,3, Smith's Economy Food Store Aylmer Fancy Quality I Red Glo Special Process PEAS, tin .....27c TOMATOES, 20 oz. tin ..........21c Extra Special Value! Morning Cheer Coffee lb - 51c FRESH GROUND WHILE Y OU. WAIT SPECIAL VALUE BORDO GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 28c 48 oz. tin York Brand Tomato Juice, 20 oz. tin 14c Clark's 15 oz tin PORK & BEANS 15c Four O'Clock Black or Mixed TEA, lb. 98c Superfine Heavy WAX PAPER, 100 ft. roll 33c Dreadnought TOILET TISSUE, 3 rolls 25c Frontenac 70s White SERVIETTES, pkg. 1.8c KRAFT CREAM CHEESE in Swanky Swig Glasses 25c Pimento, Pineapple, Relish, Plain IT'S NEW ! Kre-Mel Lemon Pie Filling Peppermint Chocolate Vanilla Chocolate Butterscotch Kremel Dessert 2 pkgs 19c Another shipment of Carr's English Biscuits Chocolate Varsity, pkg. 47c Lemon Creams, pkg, 33e Custard Creams, pkg. 33c Chocolate Wheatcake, pkg, 39c Pat-A-Pan 24 lb. bag PASTRY FLOUR $1.15 •=11MS WINNE •••••• •••••I, 1•••mli 11111•••1 MONO 1101••• Mann .10•• 110•••• •M•I•1 ••••••• •.1.•10 •••••• *WWII WOMB 111••••• •••••• AMAMI •••••1111 •••••• •••••• 111•••• myna ••=••• ••••••• 01=01.• •=1•••• •••••••• ERNE= *Emma EEEEE.. 41001i MUM 1•Mil• MON. =SUM •Ms. Y•Md• ONME• timWO. •••••• ••••••• •NWM gnu,. •••••• ME. ••••• •••••• IMWm• ••••• .=••• MI.S• •M••• In•••• 10.MM •••• 110.•• mm••• ••••••• waft. m•Mm• Nm• m•••• ihno.• •••••• •=11=11 •••••• ••=.•• ma•M ••••• m•IM• •••••• •••IMI ••••=. 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V, Holmes are in London for a couple of days. Mr. Holmes is a delegate to Synod. Mr. Norman Wade is also attending the Synod in London. Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Percy Ashton were Mr. and Mrs, CHIPSO, OXYDOL, RINSO, LUX, IVORY SNOW, pkg. 34c •111110M1•••••••••.01••••. 'PHONE 161 PROMPT COURTEOUS SERVICE THE WINGHAM ADVANCE-TIMES • Toni Diekison and family of 'Walker- ton, Mr. and. Mrs. Geo. Reddon of Mildmay and Mr. and Mrs, Bob Doug- las and family of Teeswater. SPECIAL VALUE! E. D. Smith's Pure GRAPE JELLY 12 oz. jar 25c ST. HELENS Mrs. 'Gordon McPherson was hits. tess for the May meeting of the W. M.S. and W.A. of the United Church. The theme of the W.M.S. service was "Each for all and all for Each", with the president, Mrs. W. I. Miller in charge. Mrs. McPherson read the scripture lesson. It was reported that our allocation for the supply work was' 2 pair of girls' mittens and 2 pair of girls' heavy stockings. The secretary was instructed to write for informa- tion regarding relief work for over- seas. The treasurer reported an Easter Thankoffering of $14.00. Mrs. Newton read a letter she had received front Miss Marion Hodgins, who is at present in Hartford, Conn., and it was agreed to incite her to address the summer meeting. The fol- lowing Heralds reported Mrs. Cam- eron for Home Missions, Mrs, S. A. Todd, who read of Christian women in Japan. Mrs. Lorne Woods of new ventures in Trinidad, and Mrs, Mc- Pherson of the first African woman to qualify as a doctor, Mrs. W. I. Miller gave the report of the morning session of the 22nd Meeting of the Huron Presbyterial held recently at SeafOrth. Mrs. Newton gave an inter- esting report of the address given by Mrs, Self, the Dominion president. Mrs. S. A. Todd presided for the W.A. meeting, the theme of which was Philip and 11artholOilleOf Witness Bearers. Atm, Cameron read the Scrip- ture lesson arid Mrs, McPherson, the lesson thoughts, The roll tall was re- sponded to by a verse of scripture. Rice reported that the ipiano had been secured from Mr, Garnet Fattier, tx.. Wirt d'gr WITH Fireworks! GET YOURS AT SHERBONDY'S COFFEE SHOP Wednesday," May 19, 194$ P••=•••••0•••••••••• KING DEPT. STORE 1100•0 UnElog 11110. 110.01 MEM▪ . •EMENNO ••••VO MmImi IEMERE .0MMI .0.00 MEM. YONE• MENNE IEWYM EEEEEE 0•00,1 ww••• MO. Nook., I.••••• •••MIN ONNYO ••••••• •••••• among ••..• •••ft•• IN/Mon •••••• •••••• Sm.= mormi Ommle• immm• ON.= ammo ••••• onnmm ow•r• ••••• .M.M• Immos ano• tOont VW.= mOme ••••••• •••••• 0•01m. ••••••• •••••• ••••IIM 61•.•• 1•••••• PON •••=1 MEM* •=.M• OMMII •=mN •=n• ••• •M•0 0.•••• "Emu. 0100.1 •••••• 11.mm •Mimft EIEEM• 00=0 ••••••• 00••• 00•00e 0•NmE 0m.= 0=00 MEM. M••••• ••••••• ••••••• O• •••• AN.••• Vi••• ta••••• RNO••• 00•••• Mft,/ .10.•• MIP•••I N.1•04 !NMI 100•01 10.01. 1E0▪ E101. 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