The Wingham Advance-Times, 1958-12-03, Page 14: *P414"r
shoWs Aight stalling
a•t 749 pan.
•
National Faun: Radio Forum on
the 8th, of December will discuss %4
Farm Managemen t., Present on 4.
the panel Will be Jack Wilton, WI,
president of the Carman Farm COME INTO THE WALLPAPER $1101'
Management Club, Carman, Mani- 4 • 11 t V , A Garr volt EVERYONE , toba. From trie Maritime; Erie !•4
Nova Scotia, will explain the pro- q Many new Items in Crystal, 'Pottery, klecorilliored AlumiuuM and )1,,
.144: i,i
Meek; a farmer from Canning,
Sinai( Gift Items,.
blems a Nova bootie farmer faces
when he tries 'to l earn and apply 1 POT a gilt that lasts, give Floor Covering 1
good management methods, Final-
•
ly, Art Robertson, an agricultural ty/ Newest designs in Inlaid and Printed' Linoleum. .
' economist from the Ontario ,A gri-
REASONABLE' CliAlFIGES
, George Williams
Located in Mason's Store.
Owing to lack of space, small
clocks and watches (NAY.
W. F. Burgman
.LIFET1ME SECURITY a Can-
ada Life special contract .1.4rovid-
- big Life Insurance and Pensioo
Option all in .one policy avail-
able from age 0 to ago 53, .
FRANK C. HOPPER
.- -Representative--
Canada Life
WINGHA.K. ONT.
t Phone 462
'
TIKEATRE CIMSED
MONDA.1.' TUESDAY A.IND
WEDNU4SPAS., CACH WEIN
in
"ZERO HOUR!"
An exciting story in which the
action centers around the dan-
ger faced by a plane full of
passengers when both the pilot
and co-pilot are stricken with
food poisoning.
TAWAS. IFIVL SAT.
Deecinher 6
alla Andrews, Linda Darnel"
Sterling Hayden
FIRST CLASS
WATCH REPAIRS
UM
Theatre
. ;limp vvinown Advanee-Time', We dnesday, H ee, 196$ ,
Speaki ng to a Belleville club
recently, Mr. Hager announced
Linn a major promotion campaign
would be ,conducted by B, F. Good-
rich to aid motorists in selecting
a tire suited to their individual
driving habits. •
"A recent survey conducted fOr
us by a research organization
shows that far too many Canadian
drivers are purchasing tires with
little regard for anticipated service
on the road. There are many
thousands who put light duty tires
Road safety and motoring con-
venieuce are being impaired by
"thousands of Canadians using in-
correct tires for their specific
driving needs". This is the opinion
of a ell-known Speaker, Ralph
Hager, oil company tire sales
manager of B. F. Goodrich Canada
Limited.
Select Tires Suited
To Driving Habits
For Highway Safety
, I wish to thank my many kind friends
for the support given me in electing me
councillor for 1959. I will do all with-
in my power to warrant the confidence
you place in me.
THANK YOU
legislation or
excessive tire
tire condition
accident.
pollee practice if
wear or weakened
contributes to an
j Mr. and Mra, Walter Tisdale of
Kindersley. Sask., has been visiting
with Mrs Tisdale's slater, Mrs. Gee,
Deyell for the past two weeks, and
are leaving Monday for St, Peters-
burg, Florida for a couple of
months before returning home,
-Mr, and Mrs, Bill Coultes ,or
Brussels visited on Sunday vViAli
Mr. and Mrs, Brnee MacDonald,
-Ron 'bell of the Provincial
Police Force, 'Ars, Bell and daugh-
ter Rhonda arrived hi Wirigharn on
Monday and have taken up resi.
denee in the Edwards a,partnlent•
on Victoria St„ formerly occupied
by Mr, and Mrs, Wally Haselgrove.
The Bells came here from Guelph.
-Mr; James Gibbons and Mrs.
Wilfred White spent a few days
last week in Detroit visiting with
relatives.
-Rev, and, Mrs. T. E. Kennedy,
Bluevale, were supper' guests of
• Mr, and Mrs. Raymond Henning
recently turd baptized thei r baby
daughter, Twyla Colleen.
-Dr. and Mrs. Bill Burgman of
Kirkland Lake, and Dr. and Mrs,
Geo. Burgman of Niagara Falls
flew to Mexico where they are e n-
joyin g a, holiday and also attendin g
a dental convention in Mexico
City.
YULE LOGS FOR
FIRESIDE COLOR
,t
Rey WHIM of Barrie
visited with Me. and Mrs, Stewart
Cowan at the week-end and Mre,
Wilson and son Bradley, who.
spent the past .month ,with her par-
enta, and' little daughter Deborah
Ann, born, December 18 in Wing,
ham Hospital, returned home With
him,
-Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Dalgie;h of-
..Harnilton, former Wingbarn resi-
dents visited friends in town on
Friday and Saturday, Mr,
gleish was a guest at the Oticifel-
low's meetin g on Friday evening
when her ihtiOnnd was presented
with a 25-year jewel,
- -Mrs. R, Hoblen anti Miss Jeat
flobclen of Hamilton and Mr, Jim
Hobden of Toronto were visitors in
Wingharn over the week-end.
Dr. and 1Vres, :Alexander
Ninuno spent the early part Of
last week in Detroit, Mich.
. _
Accident Victims --• •
Treated at Hospital • Poor walking conditions on
snow-covered- streets' accounted for
the admission of several pa tients
at the Win gharn Generci'l Hospital
during the past week, Suffering
from fractures.
Among the more seriously injur-
ed was James Howstorr of White-
church, who was brought to the
hospital on Tuesday of last week
after bein g struck on the heq.c1 by
a, branch of a tree. Be received
treatment for bead and facial in-
jui:les and is reported to be pro-
gressing satisfacto rily.. ,
Alex Hackett, 40, of R.R, 7, Luck-
now, was admitted to hospital here
on Thu rsday after he had been
badly injured while working with
a corn v picking machine.. It was
found necessary to amputate the
left hand, Mr. Hackett's condi-
tion is repoited .as satisfactory
this week. •
. -
011fr
)0 ..iis / N
BAGS Rebekah Lodge
Special Meeting
To enjoy a real old-fashioned
Christmas this year, nialce some
Yule logs out of old newspapers.
Chemicals are the secret of these
brightly-burning logs. When news-
papers are rolled tightly, tied and
soaked in solutions of different
chemicals, th ey burn slowly and
produce a rainbow of colored
flames. The logs take about a
month to dry, so better, start now
if they are to be ready for Christ-
mas.
Put 2 pounds coarse salt into a
pail preferably a polythene or
wooden one, since the chemicals
will corrode metal-2 pounds blue-
stone and 2 gallon; boiling water.
Now add one ounce of any of the
followin g chemicals, depending on
the flame color desired: strontium
nitrate which burns with a red
flame ; bismuth nitrate which burns
crimson; antimony chloride which
burns blue; baritiln-chloride or.
borax, both .of which give a'green
flame; or potassium chloride which
burns purple.
Put the rolled' up newspapers
into the solution and let them soak
until the liquid is absorbed, Don't
use slick paper Magazines 'because
they wen" absorb li q uid easily.
Dry the logs on a rack till they
are completely dry. When they are
put on a holiday fire 'they'll burn
with an array of glowing colors.
and what a , wonderful new selection has just arrived in rich leathers
and, fine plastic Calf.
911. vehicles which travel over rough
road conditions at sustained high
speeds, A light duty tire will only
perform light duty service and all
tire 4:GM/Males have an obligation
to protect motoring safety by help-
ing the driver to select the hest
tire for his needs," said Mr. Hager.
Newspapers will provide the key
, to the program of advertising,
merchandising and promo ion p'ans,
Mr. Hager said that newspaper ad-
vertising was still considered tho
strongest medium for censumer
appeal of this nature.
In addition to the scieetion pro-
gram, Mr, Hager's company plans
a nation-wide campaign aimed at
consumers and safety .officials th
have responsibility for . tire" con-
dition placed on the motorist. He
said that while a driver is respon-
sible for windshield wipers or head- .
lights, there Is little responsibility
placed on the driver in either
PLLISONALk_
•
cultural College at' Guelph, will SANDRAN-the 'newest Plastic Floor Covering wi
t poi nt out Some of the problems ill a wide range of patterns, in 6' and 9' widths '
faced by the extension specialist in 'w ONLY $1.89 per sq, yd. qt this field. OAC presently gives' Ni
some of the most complete man- For a Bright Christma,s enjoy a Bri ght New Floor front Nei * agement trainin g and assistance
courses in Canada. The chairman
will be Rodger Schwass, editor- ,A
manager, Natkmal Farm Radio t,44
Forum.' " ?..007',4Z.,4=7",41.7MPAnZANiltentri-VP,0%-rAMV,V*Zifiv.-VAIMMARMir,r,
PreligAte44°' . ./P ,'14.4K4,4MKAgAliX04040404g04AVAI* , 04471 '
40 ' ' ' • rti 4 The Besti Gif ts under the tree . ,. come from EDIGHOFFERS p,
- your friendly bhristmas shopping Store -
ForolTIS, to Hear
FaroalVianagement
cip,se to OM, of Canada's farm-
era Must be managers, In any
other line of work, mast of thece
luen would not have to master the
wide range Of Shills in keeping
books, planning &lead and coping
with management and Marketing
Prqlems.. $o the farmer mita be
a good manager, Row can he
train himself? Where can lie ob-
tain this training? What will it
cost?
twooterrotagootasimagowskswoulwriclikooim....g.....,,
Phone 37 (or " appointment • ( ;7.
71iiiignuimiloolopipiumumsotiliflopinpmeoungitionoinicipomororl
IiiiUiilUji
fin*: •11.riiittit4o
GIFT SUGGESTIONS
The• Wallpaper 'Sh00.
W R HAMILTON
Thoroughness - Ability Time tested 1 #
OPTOMETRIST
'Priced from, $2.98 A special meetin g /of Rebekah
Lodge was held in the I.O.O.F. Hall
on Thursday evenin g, November .
20, Mrs. Margaret Rose of Sault
Ste, Marie, Vice president of Re-
bekah Assembly of Ontario, vice
Ontario, Mrs. Florence kir patrick,
district deputy president, of Rip-
ley, and Mrs, Martha Patterson,
immediate past president, visited
the lodge.
Mrs. ' Lola Sanderson, Noble
Grand, opened the lod ge and Cor-
onation LOd ge Teeswater presented
th e consecration' service. Faithful
Lodge dl Walkerton closed the
lod ge. •
'After the meeting a lovely lunch
waS served by the committee in
charge.
, UMBRELLAS
Our new stock Of Umbrellas offers a Choice of very smart and colour-
Priced
jut styles.
from -$2.98
DUSTERS and HOUSECOATS
They make such a lovely gift and you'll flint a wonderful selec-
tion of Tartans, Embossed Nylons, Quilted Satins, Wool, and
Ben galines.
• 1 ,Priced From $8.95 to' $17.95,
- SCARVES
You can make yourself popular with your "women" with a personal, gift
from McKIBBONS - Perfumes, Fancy Soaps, Dusting Powders, Bath
Salts, and similar items are always p opular, see them, they are convenient-
ly displayed for easy selection A ND the PRICES, ARE RIGHT.
New and colourful Scarves and •Sqnares
attractive patterns.
From 69c up
*Suggestions, .for The' Home:
Linens of all types - Luxurious Kenwood
Blankets, Scatter Mats, Lace Cloths, Chenille
Spreads, Mohair Snug Rugs
• All at ,Popular Prices,
llllllllllll llllllll 1110.11111 lllll 11111 lllll 1.1111111.11.11110,11m111 lllll 111.11t lllllllll lllll 0.111 lllll i llllllllllllllllll 111111,11 lllllll llllllllllllllllll 1 lllll lllllll i lllllllllll llllll
%."0-71.,-'71.IVMItt2=1 • By Faberge By Yardley By Elizabeth
Arden
Bath Mitts '$L25
Perflunes $2.00 it up •
Dusting Powders $2.50
Stick Cologne • $1.25
• , The 131ue Grass Fragrance
TO SW. Old , PANTIE SETS ,
Any girl would be pleased with suCh a lovely
gilt, so lacy and delicate. Shades of- Apricot,
Aqua and Red,
Colognes $2.00, $3.00, $5.00
Fabergettes
(Perrin-AO
Cologne - quartettes
Colognes $1.25, $1.95
Perfumes $1.50, $2.50
Soaps 50c, 35c
Sets for ladies from $1.25
$3.50
$3.75
Soaps $1.00 & $3.00
Woodhue, Aphrodesia,
Act IV. and Tigress
Price $3.95 The ever popular En glish E
Lavender.
those who gave .me their
support on Election Day
a most sincere A fine selection of ,
SPORT SHIRTS',
from $4.95 ,
ll ll lllllll llllll isnot ll llllllllllll illnl l 11 llllll 1 llllll 1111111 lllllll 1 lllll E1111111111111111/11111111411111111111111111611111111111111111114 lllll 11 llllllll lllllllllll
The Clifton Line
I THANK YOU The lievir and popular Is a complete line of Luxurious items for the Bath -
13ATFI SOAP MITTS $1.00
BATH SALTS
DUSTING 'POWDER MITTS
SHIRT VESTS,
at $6.95
DRESS SHIRTS
Featurin g a large selection of Whites in No-Iron fabrics, hand-
some "Stardust" and regular broadclolihs. Gordon Buchanan,
• . . 59c - 98c - $2.29
lllllllll . llll ..... $1:25
and BOYS who are BIG!
Shaving Sets -
(like dad's) ....... ll l . l . 59c, 98c,
$1.39 (electric)
Priced from $5.00
POLO' JAMAS
Fine interlock cotton in poPular two-tone styles.
FOR LITTLE GIRLS!
Cosmetic Sets -
(like mother's) 59c, 89c 41
Bride Dolls 75c IndiaA Models .. • 4. a • . • 4 4 . 1.39
Viewmasters 8 1•V•• i1...••• $2.95
Price $5.95
A terrific display of
SMART NEW TIES
$1.00, $1.50 and $2.00
Wige,
bird 't
Opp
Electors -- Thank You
age404=01,74,1U • Viewmasters l . ll $2.95
1,070.7",APIMIIVInVri
from $4.95
Lovely leather Jewel Boxes, with & without music $4 50 - $12.95
Buxton Billfolds from $3.95 - This year all leather goods will he
initialed in our store for a reasonable charge.
CARDS CARDS! CARDS!
,The- Rustcraft Kind -
MUSICAL POWDER BOXES May I extend to the ratepayers of the
Town of Wingharn my hearty thanks and
appreciation for the fine vote accorded me
at the polls in Monday's election. Your
support is indeed, most encouraging.
I can promise that our town will be
given the best possible attention on my
part and that it will be both a pleasure
and a privilege to represent you once more
on the County Council.
Please accept my good wishes for the
coming Yuletide season and the New Year ,
which lies ahead.
Attractive shades find patterns in Nylon, All Wool, or Nylon' ";'.
and Wool llends.
From $1.00
MEN'S DRESSING GOWNS
' in itandSOine, good quality rayon taAana
. at $13.95
Esmond Gowns at $6.95
,ii(1•01 heti ft 011111141 "14. 1:111 Vir 101 ;oaf off i ri• till, to 00 tlimiii1111011 titoilt
01104444004/04040MAKUOMOOMIWMilf40,CIE,140410‘10MINUMM*U0040+040400,4*
14.•EDIGHOFFERS(Wingham) LTD.
"The Friendly Store"
1.11000-00,Moilrf4WAV*140140400107 410001-700,
PHONE 55 DRUG S1'OR5,. • •-‘,JOE .11(11ERR,
•
1
v
'
a.