The Wingham Advance-Times, 1952-12-10, Page 5Special Cash Prices
For Saturday December 13th -
Breakfast Bacon .. lb. 40c
Back Bacon . . lb. 80c
Cottage Rolls lb. 52c
Fresh Pork Sausage 2 lbs. 65c
Fresh Side Pork . • lb. 38c
Shoulder Roast of Pork lb. 40c
Butt Roast of Pork lb. 45c
Fresh Ground Beef • lb. 50c
Shoulder Roast of Beef lb. 55c
Rib Roast of Beef, Rolled lb. 60c
Rolled Boiling Beef lb. 50c
Fresh Ground Suet Alw;ays on Hand
A. J. Lockridge
BUTCHER
Phone 35
Wingham
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DID YOU HAVE A
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YOUR USED CAR FROM
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MOTORS
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AND ECONOMICAL-.TO RUN..
MY WIFE DID ALL THE
DRIVING.
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HAD TO 00 WAS SIT
BACK AND ENJOY
-THE. SCENERY
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THE STEERING WHEEL.
1952 MERCURY sedan, green,
automatic transmission, white
wall tires, very low mileage,
radio.
1951' MERCURY sedan, green,
radio, sun visor.
1951 FORD custom sedan, green
with overdrive.
.with radio, sun visor, very
low . mileage.
1950 FORD custom sedan, black
1951 METEOR custom sedan,
1950 METEOR, coach, maroon,
with overdiive.
1948 PONTIAC sedan, with
radio.
1947 OLDSMOBILE sedan.
1947 CALE,VROLET coach.
1940 DODGE sedan.
1939 CHEVROLET coach.
1937 PONTIAC coach.
1936 FORD coach.
TRUCKS
(2) 1949 FORD 34-ton Pick-
ups,
1947 FORD one-ton Express.
1951 MERCURY three-ton, with
racks.
1951 Sales- Over 500 New and Used Cars and Trucks-There must be a
Reason!
Open Evenings till 10 p.m.
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"American Beauty" $2.69
"Radio Special" - $5.25
"Air Flow" Wagons $9.95
"Highway Transport"
$14.25 - $16.95
C.C.M. Wagons
$16.95 - $17.50
WAGONS
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TOBOGGANS SLEIGHS
Steel Runners Baby Sleighs
$3.99-$4.35, $5.95-$6.75
4 ft. $5.50
5 ft. $6.95,
6 ft. $8.50
Flat Wood &
Steel Runners
$4.50-$5.50,
KIDDIE CARS $6.95 = $7.95
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Children's Steel Pull Toys, with seat
and handle, 25-inch over all $9.95
21-inich over all $7.95
Fire Engine with siren $12.95
(30-inches overall)
All Steel Wheel-Barrows $3.95
Streamline Electric Train $25.95
(CoMplete with Transformer)
Safety-lectric train Express Set $6.75
Hafner Cechanical Train $4.95
(Automatic Stop and Start)
Farm Implement Sets
Massey-Harris Tractors
Minnetoy Steel Shovels
OUTFITS
GIRLS'
FIGURE
SKATES
size 10 - 2
$10.95
size 3 - 10
$13.95
to
$15.95
$4.09
$2.25
$4.30
Steel Trucks $1.50, $1.69, $2.29, $3.50
Bass Drums 69c $1.79,
C. C. M. Tricycles
$15.95
$19.95
$21.00
$23.95
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Electric Drills 1/4” $15.95
Home Utility 1/4" $27.95
Black & Decker %" $54.95
ELECTRIC RAZORS
Sunbeam $31.95
Packard, half price $12.50
( TWIN HEAD )
STAINTON HARDWARE
AND
FARMERS SUPPLY HOUSE-
WEDNESDAY, Dgiognag 10, 195?
THE WINGHAM ADVANCE-TIMES ruti Iwo
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One hundred and three members of
the Ladies' Auxiliary, the Howick
Legion and their wives, sat down
to a turkey banquet in the Gorrie
Community Hall, on Thursday even-
ing. They were served by the ladies
of ,the Anglican church. Wm. McCann,
president of the Howick Legion, was
master of ceremonies, 'Thos. Ritchie,
proposed the toast to the ladies, to
which Mrs, Mel. Allan responded. Mrs.
Allan is president of the Ladies' Aux-
iliary. Ches Merriam, of Tara, was
the guest speaker. He also presented
two past presidents 'with medals;
Thos, Ritchie, for two years service,
and J. H. Wylie, for one year as pre-
sident, Other speakerb wete Rev, W.
R. Tristram and Geo, Inglis, Zone
Commander, both members of the
local branch. A social time was then
enjoyed, including a sing song, cards
and dancing.
Tea and Bazaar
A huge basket of lovely mums cen-
tred the large tea table in the S. S.
room on Saturday *afternoon, when
group 2 of the United Church W. A.
held their tea and bazaar. Mrs, John
Montgomery, Mrs. Etta Day, Mrs. J.
W. V. Buchanan and Mrs. Robt, Har-
rison poured tea, The tea tables were
centred with bright yellow mums and
evergreens. Ruth Ann Hueston, Col-
leen Donnelly, Ruby. Taylor, Marie
Hastie, Mrs. Edgar Dane and Mrs.
Harold Bell were serving. Mrs, G.
Dane and Mrs. K. Hueston were in
charge of the baking table; Mrs. Ger-
ald Galbraith, the farmer's table. Mrs.
Jas. Edwards and Mrs. Fred Hynd-
man, aprons, Christmas gifts and par-
cel post, Mrs. Delbert Clegg.
Leader Training School
Misses Grace Edgar and Mary
Thornton, Glen McMichael, Raymond
Neill and Roy Bridge attended the
Junior Farmers' leader training school
in Walkerton, on Friday, About 65
Junior Farmers from the counties of
Huron, Bruce, Perth, Wellington and
Grey were present. Dick Hillard, Tor-
onto, Provincial secretary, and David
Telletterio of Milton, Provincial pres-
ident, addressed the gathering. Miss
Jean Scott, of Home Economics, and
Miss Jean Holmes, of the Provincial
Board, Stratford, were also speakers.
Euchre and Dance
The L.O.L. sponsored a euchre and
dance on Friday evening in the Com-
munity Hall, Fordwich Orchestra sup-
plied the music. Ladies having highest
scores at euchre were, Mrs. Justin
Will and Mrs. Mel Gilkinson; gentle-
men, Mr. Justin Will and Mr. Torn
Vittie, •
BIRTH
WILL-In Wingham General Hospi-
tal, on Thursday, December 4th, to
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Will, a daugh-
ter,
Mr .and Mrs. Wm. Stinson, Detroit,
were recent visitors with Mr. Sam
Stinson.
Mrs. Robt. Ashton left last week to
spend the winter months with her
daughter in Monkton.
Among those from a distance at-
tending the funeral of the late Mrs.
J. W. Gamble were Mr. and Mrs.
Drummond, Mrs. Lena Werner and
Mrs. Inez Waugh, of Mitchell.
Mrs, Gordon Underwood visited her
daughter, Mrs. Ed, Stewart and Mr,
Stewart in Harriston, over the week-
end,
Mr. and Mrs, J, H, King and Mr.
Harold King spent Wednesday in Tor-
onto, Mrs, King is staying in Toronto
for some time to visit her sister, Miss
Agnes Lawson.
Mrs. Tom Edgar returned on Fri-
day from the Wingham General Hos-
pital after having her tonsils removed
on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Stringa and
family have moved to Ayr. Mr. and
Mrs, Stringa came here from Holland
over a year ago.
Thursday night was the first of
the public school hockey games in
Wingham, when Bluevale won over
Gerrie, 5-3.
Miss Burns is a patient in the Tor-
onto General Hospital, taking treat-
ments for an arthritic condition.
Mrs. 3, W. V. Buchanan has her
right arm in a cast, having broken it
in a fall on the street,
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Lennox have
moved to the apartment in Miss
Emma Irwin's home.
Mr. and Mrs. Harld Bell were hon-
ored at a reception on Wednesday
evening in the Community Hall, when
they were presented with a gift of
money. Fordwich orchestra supplied
music for dancing. Mr. and Mrs. Bell
were married recently in the West and
will make their home on the 11th con.
Mrs, Nelson Steurnol is confined to
Wingham Hospital, where she will
have to undergo surgery.
Allan Watson, who has been em-
ployed at the Bennett farm for the
last few years, underwent an appen-
dectomy in the Wingham General
Hospital on Thursday.
At a meeting of Huron Co. L.O.L.,
Thomas McInnes was elected to the
office of Deputy Master.
Bill Strong, Bob Cathers and Pete
Campbell will be in charge of the
Arena for the skating season,
Mr. Edgar McKercher, of Rose-
town, Sask., spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. Wellesley Strong,
Miss Mae Watters, of Toronto, was
a week-end visitor with her sister,
Mrs. Cliff Dodds, and Mr. Dodds.
Misses Margaret Dixon and Ella
Dixon, of Atwood, called on friends
here on Sunday,
A number from this district were
in Exeter on Friday night for the
"Achievement Night" of the 4-H clubs,
NOrninations for the village police
trustees will be held on Friday at 2
p.m. in the clerk's office.
Mrs. Ken Hastie has been ill for
the past two weeks with flu. Friends
are hoping there may soon be an im-
provement in her condition,
Shiny, dark-blue beetles, the size aR
ladybirds, are almost .miraealowilr
succeeding where chemicals have fail
ed in the extermination or goat-weed,
a scourge of British Columbia ?arm-.
ens,
NEWS OF GQRRIE
Canadian Legion & Auxiliary
Banquet Attended by 103
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Dolls $1.49, $1.69, $2.98
All Rubber Dolls
Cuddle Dolls 85c
Scotty Dolls $1.60
Teen age Bobby Sox $5.95
Barbara Ann Scott $5.99
Fairy Dolls $4.99
Sweetums Dolls $3.950k.
Pullan Dolls 24 inch $7.95
Walking Doll $4.69, $9.95
DOLL BUGGIES $6.50, $7.50, $14.95, $17.50
CONVERTIBLE DOLL BUGGIES $15.95, $22.95
Westclox Wrist Watch $9.95 = $11.95
Electrical Gifts
General Electric Tea Kettles $9.95
Automatic Toasters $19.95
Samson Automatic Toasters $29.95
Electric Corn Poppers $8.95
Electric Perculators $21.95
Westinghouse Streamline Automatic Irons $9.95
Sandwich Toasters $8.95, $13.50, $16.95
Musical Tops 79c, $1.05, $1.59
Horns $1.00
Children's Electric Iron $1.65
Children's Plastic Dish Set 59c, $2.98
China $1.05 Aluminum 90c, $2.10
Gene Autry Ranch Outfits
2 guns & belt $2.98, $4.98, $6.50, $5S5
Table & Chair Sets $11.75
Children's Set Tools . $3.75 - $4.95
Panda Bears $1.79, $2.69, $7.75
Teddy Bears $3.19
Doll Cribs $2.75, $2.55, $1.65
Rubbe" Animal Farm Sets $2.59
SKATING
Girls' White C.C.M. Skates & Boots
sizes 9-3 ..$8.95.sizes 4-10 ....$11.95
C.C.M. BOYS' & MEN'S SKATES
Boys' & Girls' Skating Outfits
sizes 6 - 12 $5.50
Boys' sizes 9-2 $8.95
sizes 3-5 $9.95 & $11.75
Men's sizes 6-12 $13.95, $14.95, $19.95,
$24.95, $31.50, $36.50, $52.00
DOLLS TOYS FOR THE CHILDREN
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