The Seaforth News, 1952-07-10, Page 8TB SEAFQB'T
Save on This Great Clearance of
Surnmer Dress Goods
FOR 10 DAYS ONLY SALE ENDS JULY 18th
SPECIAL FEATURE
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Valises to h 2e2
89 YARD III
Here's a special group of Fancy Jerseys, Flowered Crepes, English spuns
and fine Sunnyvale spuns in plain shades, and printed patterns. — All
colors—widths 36 to 45"
Special to clear at
REGULAR 65c
FLOWERED VOILES
Almost half price, cool, neat 39
Floral designs -36" width.
To clear at YARD °
REGULAR 95c QUALITY
Woven Check GINGHAMS
Red, Blue, Brown and green
;heck pattern ginghams.—Fast
Dolor, 36" widths, Special. , , YD. • 6
1.00 VALUE
CELANESE TAFFETAS
38" plain shade taffetas in blue, pfeey 9
yellow, white, green, mauve,
pink, navy and black. Speciale
for 10 days YARD
WABASSO - SANFORIZED
BUBBLE CLOTH
Colors, green, mauve and pink
only.—Sanforized — 36" width.
Regular 1.25 yd for YARD•
REGULAR 1.65 FEATHERHEAD
RAYON SPUNS
A popular dress material in 8
green, pink, white and turqu-
oise. 45" width. To clear at.... •
VALUES TO 2.00
MOIRE TAFFETAS
Included in this lot are some
plaid taffetas and failles —
wide selection of shade.
Greatly reduced to YD.
SHORT ENDS
PURE NYLON
Here's values to 2.95 yd. in
plain shades or printed pat-
terns. A real value at....YD.
REGULAR TO 75c
FINE SEERSUCKER
Small children's patterns or
new stripe effects. — Good for
summer pajamas or nighties.—® �.
36" wide. To clear at , ...YARD
REGULAR 1.00
COTTON WAFFLE CLOTH
Popular for summer dresses or
shorts.,—,Colors white, yellow,
pink & mauve. 36" wide■
Special YARD
Fancy English Dimities
Colors — Blue, white, yellow,
aqua, grey, pink and navy. 36"
to 40" widths.me I
Values to 1.00 for YARD
REGULAR 1.45
RAYON CHANTUNGS
42" width in white, luggage tan,
chartruse and navy.
Very special YARD mu
REGULAR 1.59
Celanese Alluracelle
Excellent for dresses and
blouses in mauve, green, 1
rose and luggage tan — 42
width. To clear at YD.
1.85 VALUE
Printed Acetate NYLON
Light grounds with pink, yel-
low and green printed pat-
terns for,cool summer dress- •
es. Special YD.
REGULAR 2.00
CONNAUGHT SATINS
A favorite for comforters,
cushions, etc. — in a wide
choice of popular colors.
Reduced to clear at , ... YD.
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McKILLQP
Rev. D. A. MacMillan performed
'narriape vows in Northside United
Church for Erma Sadie. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Walters, and
Dyke Thomas Wheatley, son of
Mrs. Wheatley and the late Thos.
Wheatley, in the presence of only
the immediate attendants. The bride
;core a floor -length gown of white
lace and pleated net skirt over satin,
long lily -point sleeves, yoke studded
with pearls and a headdress set with
pearls and long veil, also carried a
bouquet of red roses. Mr, and Mrs.
Arthur Henderson, sister of the
bride, were the attendants. Mrs.
Henderson chose a powder blue ny-
lon marquisette dress, floor -length,
with headdress of blue flowers.
shoulder -length veil, also wore a
nosegay of pink roses and sweet
peas. The bride wore a gold horse-
shoe brooch set with diamonds,
which her mother had worn on the
day of her wedding, and also wore a
blue sapphire dinner ring, the gift
of the groom. Gifts to the •brides-
maid, a pearl necklace and earrings;
to the best man, a leather billfold.
Following the ceremony the bridal
couple left on a northern motor trip,
the bride travelling in navy nylon
marquisette trimmed with rhine-
stones and white nylon picture hat,
On their return they will reside on
the groom's farm in McKillop.
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CARD OF THANKS
Mr. Calvin A. Hallen wishes to express his
dncere thanks to all who culled on him, sent
flowers, card., treats and letters while he was
in Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth ; also
thanks to (Meters and nurses. and lettere
from Mr. Fowler, teacher at S.S. .fib, and
each one of his pupils, 85 in number, all well
worded and written, thanks children
Mrs. Shepperd Dale and family wish to
thank everyone for their kindness and help
doting Mr. Dale's illness and their recent
bereavement. Many thanks to the nurses, Dr.
McMaster and Dr. Brady of Seaforth Mentor -
14 Hospital
FOR SALE
Piano feed box, galvanized lined; set of
heavy harness, brass mounted with breeching;
cement pig trough 4y.' v -shaped, ceoent pig
trough 214,' flat, buggy, wagon pole complete.
Apply to ALES McNAB, Seaforth
5 room frame house in Dublin, one 0fth
acre of land hydro, pressure system. hard
wood Boors, built-in cupboards. CLARENCE
RYAN, phone 461,8 Dublin.
1 small Sunshine bleycle, in good shape.
MRS. A. E. cstoziER, RR2 Seaforth. 607r22
Cabin trailer, two -wheeled, good condition,
also 1000 used brick, 80 sucking Pigs, hard
and soft wood slabs for sale, one black hack-
ney ;mare, J. R. BURNS, phone 69R Seaforth
1, Yorkshire pigs 0 weeks old. Apply to
FRANK NIGH. 662r12 Seaforth
Nineteen pigs 8 weeks old, Tam -English
York cross. ROGER ANDREWS, phone 047r1.
Seaforth RR 8
Hay for sale—Good clover hay and good ti-
mothy hay, standing in. field, WM. KINNEY,
Winthrop. Lot 26, Con. 9, Manner
Ladies bicycle. Apply at WESTCOTT'S
JEWELRY STORE
Ice box and Singer sowing machine. Phone
598W Seaforth
It Pays to Shop in Egmondville
FRESH PICNIC HAMS
590 lb
LARD, 1 ib PRINTS 2 for 29c
STIORTENING, 1 lb PRINTS 2 for 31c
IIOIJII)AY MARGARINE 2 for 590
RED ROSH COFFEE ...... .......................1 ib 99c
Fresh Fruits & Vegetables
We appreciate your order early
CLAIR HANEY
FOR FREE DELIVERY PHONE 72
mereacancesemelembeeellif
FOR SALE
NEWS
THURSDAY, JULY 1% 1962
SMITH'S SHOD STORE
OUR GREATEST 1011Q-StI MMER SALE
-We cannot list
Oh! Oh! Where did all the Shoes come
from - that is what we heard .many times
- - from many of our customers - a last
Friday and Saturday. -
The Answer - - From our own stock. It's
no magic - - just a little "cleaning house".
Yes - - and there are lots more.
We will continue to put Shoes on
the tables - with sizes and prices
marked in plain figures, for your
easy choice.
Come once, come again - - until
Sale ends Saturday, July 19th. - -
Your size may be out Now.
each line this week - - Space will not permit
Women's Kid, Patent, Su-
ede, and Tan Leather,
Pumps, ties and Oxfords.
A table at
1.97, 2.97, 3.47, 3.97
Women's Sandals, "the
Quality kind", Susan and
Town Talk—white leather,
white suede, pastel, brown
saddle, black, navy blue
and grey.—A table at
$4.97 and $3,67
Men's Summer Shoes, dark
blue and brown — heavy
cluck Oxfords — heavy
wrapped Rubber Soles.
A table at
$3.57
Men's Black and Tan lea-
ther Oxfords — all good
shoes but broken sizes. —
A table at
$1.97, $2.97, $3.97
Misses and Child's White
leather Straps, Oxfords and
Ties. — "Skipalong" trade
name. A table at $1.77
Also Brown, Black and
Saddle Oxfords , , . $1.97
Babies Soft Soled Straps
and Oxfords. A rack at
97c and 57c
Boy's Oxfords, some black,
others brown leather with
composition soles — a few
With Ieather. A table at
$1.97 ?,
Men's Work Boots —Black
leather with Composition
Soles Heavy or Light
weight' at
$4.87
Men's and Boys' Rubber
Boots, Red Sole —
Boys 3.47 Mens 4.67
Women's Nylon Hose - - A Special - - Our regular 1.49. On sale 97 c
All Sales Cash Snnith's Shoe Store
No Exchanges
Please Opposite Post Office, Seaforth
No --Refunds
No lay aways
Thank You
A threshing machine, in good running
order, priced reasonable, also n few bushels
of buckwheat. MARK HAMILTON, Walton,
Phone 4820, Brussels.
Model 00 Allis-Chalmers combine '2 years
old, clone only about 200 acres, complete
, with pickup, straw spreader and enlarged bin,
JOHN W. THOMPSON phone 88841 Seaforth
1A combine 12' self propelled in Al con-
dition. Privately owned. C. J. WALKER Cro-
marty RRI. Phone 12x18 Dublin
Small red UnitedL Church Hymns y. Own-
er's name and WHIT inside cover. Valued as
keepsake. Leave at News Office.
WANTED
Building wanted suitable for garage, about
10 or 12' x 20', that could be moved. '201111
PRYCE, Jarvis street, Seaforth
WANTED
'tricycle wanted, In good condition, for child
about six. Apply to The News Office
COALS AT SUMMER PRICES
blue coal' — Nut sloe for Stoves.
'blue coal'-- Stove—for Large Stoves
and Furnaces
Buckwheat Anth.—For Blowers.
Briquets—Hard. Gen. Purpose.
Coke—Nut size for stoves & Furnaces.
Pocahontas—Egg Sloe for Hot Water Heating.
Alberta Lump, Drumheller—Fall burning.
Stoker, Yancey, Cavalier & Pocahontas,
for Stoker's
Soft—For heating Steam Boilers.
WILLIS DUNDAS
Phone 363-J Res. 192-M
FOR SALE
Hygienle Supplies (rubber goods) mailed
postpaid In plain sealed envelope with price
list, 6 samples 20; 24 samples 11.00, Mail -
Order Dent. T-74, Nov -Rubber Co., Box 91,
Hamilton, Ont,
RADIO REPAIRS
Quick, inexpensive and guaranteed radio
repairs to all kinds of radios, at TERRY'S
RADIO REPAIR. Opposite Dick House, phone
2475, Seaforth
HORSES WANTED
Disabled or useful work horses. Apply to
W, g. GOVENLOOK, Dick House, Seaforth_
COAL
THE BEST ON THE MARKET
SUMMER PRICES
— SCREENED –
WILLIAM M. HART
Ofkice Phone 784 -- Res, 318 w
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Modern mechanized equipment has
made "muscle -farming” out-of-date
Do it with machines —not with muscles—is the modern concept of
farm operation. The work can be done easier, quicker, better, and
at less cost the machine way— and there is less worry and less ex•
pense when you use machine help instead of inexperienced and
costly labor.' No man who has experienced the many advantages
of operating with modern equipment would want to go back to the
days of "muscle -farming."
Some of the greatest advances in mechanization in the history of
agriculture have been made in recent years. Your Massey.Harris
local dealer will be glad to give you full details of the complete line
of Massey -Harris modern farm machines.
MASSEY-HARRIS COMPANY, LIMITED
Makers of high-quality farm implements,since 1847