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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1933-05-04, Page 8PAGE EIGHT mo simsom as mom ®�11 UM MUM Tllursuay,Friday, Saturday May 4th, 5th, 6th In in -- SPECIAL--- II 7 a a ■: ■ a ■ Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, May 8th, 9th, 10th al; JOEL McCRAE, FAY WRAY, LESLIE BANKS — In• — "The Most - Dangerous Game An Exciting Adventure Story. Two Reel Comedy — "Hoops, My Dear" and Single Reel Novelty. Admission 25c and 15c. a■mmumusimusy iummi senium■®un ADMISSION: Adults 35c; Children 20c. a a THE WINGHAM ADVANCE -TIMES; Thursday, May 4th, 1933, BLUEVALE Singing Class Disbanded for Summer' The singing class which has been cr ti4ltugt(1 b�v ,14r, A. E. •Cook, Blyth, for the hast eight months, has dis- banded, as the busy season is at hand and the attendance was not quite as *good. Members of the class feel that they have been greatly benefitted by la the training and practice. The class dwas under the management' and was. financed by the Literary Society. The m Executive met at the home of Mrs, Aitkin on Friday night to settle the business of the season, WI Rev, Mr. Kennedy of Toronto oc- cupied • the pulpit in Knox Presbyter- * Church on Sunday morning in the III= absence of the pastor, Rev. William iPatterson. Mr. "and Mrs. Will Jamieson, Elora, * n spent Sunday with Mr. and . Mrs. P. ® 1 D. King. El Mr. and Mrs. Tamanus of Hatnil- t9at, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. ■ 1111 GOING: Lv. WINGHAM ' 6.30 A.M., May. 12 (EST) Ar. CHICAGO 8.25 P.M., May 12 (CST) SiA�s Tickets good in coaches only Children 5 years and No baggage checked. Exchange under 12; half fare. Tickets sold subject to passenger meeting Immigration requirements• of the United Stateses if(and before) entering that country.. REDUCED RATES AT LEADING HOTELS IN CHICAGO. Tickets, Information, Hotel rates from Wingham Town and Depot Ticket Agents. AND :RETURN xcursi n RETURNING:. Tickets good returning on all regular trains up to Mon., May 15. CAN T-38 IAN NATI NAL Rider --"Why didn't you sound your Driver. -"I thought it would be horn when you saw the man in themore humane if he never knew what road?" hit him." A. MacEwen. Miss Cora Gannett and Miss Simp- son, of Wingham, were Sunday vis- itors with Mr. and Mrs. G. Gannett. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Higgins spent Sunday. with Mr. and Mrs. J. Wesley. Leggatt at Whitechurch. Mr. and. Mrs. Will Hall, Brussels, were Sunday visitors witw Mrs. W. J. Duff. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Johnston, Miss Lila Stewart 'and Miss Barbara T,hynne spent Sunday .with Mr. T. 21 NE Stewart. Lawrence Smilley of Teeswater, spent a part of this week with his cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Mow- bray. George Campbell, of Brussels, vis- ited Mr. and Mrs. John Hutton. Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Mowbray, Mrs. Peter S. MacEwen, Mrs. D. J. Fal- coner and Miss Isobelle Fowler spent a day last week in Stratford. The ladies attended the Provincial annual W.M.S. meeting o fthe Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Robert Shaw and. Mrs. H. L. Bosman represented the W. M. S. of the United Church at the County Presbyterial rmeeting held, in Thames Road Church last week. Rev. A. E. Mann attended the meeting of Pres- bytery held the same place on the same date, Mr. John Smith, A. D. Smith and Miss Elsie Smith spent Sunday with Mr. Smith's daughter, Mrs. Hugh Berry, whois a patient in the Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth, where she underwent an operation for ap- pendicitis recently. Her condition is quite satisfactory. Alex. Mowbray is at ]3ervie this week putting a crusher in shape for the season's work. Mr. and Mrs, R. F. Garniss spent Monday with relatives at Seaforth. Women's "Institute Meeting May 11 The regular monthly meeting of the Women's Institute will be held on Thursday afternoon, May 11, at the home of Mrs. C. H::therington. Mrs. A. Mowbray will give a paper on "Current Events" from the new magazine "Canadian Comment." Mrs. Hetherington willgive a paper that will be of interest to all. Members are requested to be present in order that final, arrangements canbe made for the meeting on May 18th,' when Mrs, Laura Rose Stevens of Ottawa will be the guest speaker. Ladies of the community are always, welcome. Oberne's Groceries Flour Dates, 4 lb........ 25c Cabbage, large and firm, 5 -String Brooms Seed Potatoes, peck .19c Feed Corn, tin .lOc Sc head 19c, 39c, 49c Orange, dz. 20c, 30c, 40c Prices paid for Eggs are, Extras 12c, Firsts 10c, Seconds 8c. Half cash paid if customer wishes. r• METCALF S OES WOMEN We have pleasure in introducing to the Worn - en of Wingham and surrounding country a NEW LINE of fine fine footwear that bid fair to surpass ALL OTHER MAKES taking all things into con- sideration. By "taking all things into consideration" we mean the QUALITY, the STYLE,, the FIT, and the PRICE. As far as quality is concerned METCALF SHOES FOR WOMEN are just like the shoes that are sold at $7.00, $8.00 and $9.00 per pair. Made of the most beautiful soft silky texture, in fact as far as QUALITY is concerned, they compare with the "very best". , In style they are made on the latest New York right up to the minute patterns. Regarding "I'it" they are made in widths A"to D, we are therefore enabled to FIT ANY FOOT, no matter how small, no matter how large. And the Price, the most pleasing of all just $5. -OO Per Pamir We invite the Women of Wirnghatn and . sur- rounding country .r to call and see the "Metcalf'. Sole Agents for Metcalf• Shoes for Women. Phone t29 Wingham Ont. King's Scor a News Fresh Shipment ,..Of. Coats, Dresses. Millinery Knitted Suits Blouses, Fur Scarfs have just been received and are on display in our Show Rooms. now. We invite you to see the new .Styles. FLOOR COVERING SPECIAL 4 yard wide Linoleuins, all perfect . patterns at $2.98 per running yard. for this, week -end. KING °"�., "S 1 ucational career in the village school on Monday. Mr. Masters, of with •Mr. and Mrs, one day last week. Mrs. M. Walsh, BELGRAVE•: As the C. N. R. section gang is malting Belgrave their headquarters. Mr. Robt. McCrae, the foreman, is moving to Belgrave to his own house and Mr. Jas. Wightman and family will occupy rooms in the hotel. Mr. Wightman intends moving the first of the week. We are pleased to report that Mr. John Wightman and Mr. Jas. And- erson are improving. Mr. Stevenson who did custom sawing here, finished his work and has moved the sawing outfit away. Six young pupils started their ed - Toronto, visited Chas. Wilkinson of Blyth, visited witli her sister, Mrs: j, Walsh ,last. week. Mrs. Hodder and Mr, and Mrs. Finlayson,. o.f Lgndon,were gtt,Gats, with Mr, and Mrs. 5,13ran, ndo John Perdue, of Toronto,' spent the week -end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A, M. Perdue. , Mr, and Mrs, ,A... Brooks, Mr. and Mrs. T, Kelton of Centralia, -visited with Mrs. Scandrett and daughter, Corinne, on Sunday, BELMORE The Lord's Supper was observed in the Pres, Hall Sundayafternoon. Mr. Wm. Mundell and Norman Newans were the leaders at the Sun - ,day evening service in the United Church. The W, M. S. met Wednesday af- ternoon at Miss Hakney's, with an attendance of 10. The Easter pro- gramme was used at this meeting, after which Mrs. Wm. Abraham gave a talk on Africa, also readings by different. members. Collection, almost $3.00. Mr,' Steid 'of Drayton is expected to give a lecture on his work in Af- rica in the United Church Thursday evening. This willbe accompanied by lantern slides. Mr. jack Reid and family are .com- fortably settled in James Adams' house, Many improvements to the delight of the villagers are under. way. Mr. Wm. Curle and Miss Mabel Baker are having new fences around their property. Mr. Walters is having his kitchen renovated. Visitors with Mary • and :H'annah Stokes recently were: Mrs. McLean of Petrolia; Messrs. David, Tom and George Breen of Grand Rapids, also. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fortune. Mrs. Sparks and daughter of Port Elgin, with Mrs. ,Casemore, Mr. Alex. Casemore was in Mild= niay Saturday on business. M. Jeffray called on Mrs. Rae, of �Golf knickers AND Odd Trousers S..LE'*kla. FOR MEN AND YOUTHS THIS WEEK TO CLEAR Elastic Waists, Check Tweeds, Flannels, Stripe Tweeds and Many Fancy Patterns. Sizes 30,°32, •34, 36, 38, 40. Reg. $5.00 to $7.00. ON SALE HA $2.9.5) ISA & Co. Ltd Men's and Boys' Furnishings. Wroxeter .the . past , :week, also Lucy Harris, Mildmay. Miss : Mona Lougheed visited the past week with -,Mrs. Walters. Mr. Lorne Walters visited his brother on Sunday. Ivlr. J. Douglas, of; Gorrie, was in the village Monday. Lady of the House: "Why don't. you go to work? Don't you know that a rolling stone gathers no moss? Tramp: "Madam, not. to evade your question at'all, but merely to obtain information, may I ask of what prac- tical utility is moss to a man in my condition?" .11.1•61.11201.00.10.11. .110•PMIA RE,.eiVIE'S SERVICE STATION Gas, Oil, Greasing REPAIRS, CAR WASH, BATTERIES AND TIRES "Prompt Courteous Service" ir�iiAlllolainitelcolllvlmihlmen , Williams' Jewellery Store PRICES ARE LOWER NOW i THAN' EVER BEFORE it Your Requirements in SILVERWARE, IEWELERY,._: CHINA, CUT GLASS M: LEATHER GOODS and Gifts p can be filled in our store and at Prices that will compare fav- ourably with any. Men's $5.00 Umbrellas For $3.00. • II FIRST CLASS' REPAIRING it DONE RIGHT ON THE. PREMISES. Telephone No.. 5. in*insinonwiniii iiil(d lhilllIII IA(ll] lli 111 • 4'41'11 VOri 'Nato' t r AM New Things That Have Arrivedat the Walker Store Ladies' fkl ( 'J Two -Way Stretch Girdle A new feather -weight garment, made from two-way stretch fabric -'that holds, you gently but firmly, let's you bend and twist with perfect ease, smooth un- der the closest fitting gown; washes as easily as your silk hose. See this new sensation 2 o if Misses' Organdie Blouses Smart and attrctively becoming when worn with a skirt, suit or juniper. Sizes from 32 to 36. 2435 and 250 Organdie Bows An added touch to any attract- ive dress, gives an air of new- riess,. in two styles, plain white or white with velvet spots, in four colors. Each 25c and 35c New decorative Flowers Shown in latest creations, or- gandies and velvet flowers, cor- sage bouquet, gardenia, these new flower creations certainly add a touch of elegance. Priced 2 C o 45 c Fi}'al Clearance Of Ladies' Dresses all'One Price X5.00 We are making way for our new Summer Styles, therefore, many dresses are marked Half Price and Less. Dresses regular to $12.50, all are 'marked to this low price for quick clearance.. All are silk crepes in this season's newest styles; prints, two-color combina- tions, styles are new; in Misses' and Women's. Sizes 14 to 20; 36 to 52. All One Price 5.00 Each Curtain Special Bed -room' curtains with col- ored'ruffled edge, reg. $1.59, size 21/4 yard yard long, fan- cy patterned material with colored valance top(ion Pair Fancy Bath Towels Fancy patterned bath towels size 18 by 37 in., 25 C striped borders, Pr. Hard Wearing Feltol Rugs, Size .6 by 9 Ft., Sale $3.49 A new low price on these satisfactory Floor Rugs, three pleasing floral patterns, 3�49 with dark borders. Each Rexoleum, 2 Yard Wide A new low price on this very satisfactory floor covering, offered in three patterns, 2 yd. CAC wide. Per' running yard Oilcloth, 2 Yard Wide • Three smart patterns in this well-known Floor Oilcloth. All first quality. 2 yards wide95 Per Running Yard Blinds Plain. opaque Window Blinds in cream, white and ,green, all mounted on reliable rollers, 36 inches wide, 6 63 c yds, long. 1l a. Brass. Finish Flat Curtain Rods, Heavy weight plain finish flat rods, can be used as single or doll- ble rods, extend to 48 in. Complete with bra- ckets and nails. 2 for 15c. Colorful Grass Rugs Bright and cheery, ideal for verandahs, porches and sun -porches; two sizes and two new pat- tersn, Note prices.�7'. A 3 ft. x 6 ft, ....H.. / ,C 9b 4i 7 ft, A•ik 5 i Reg. $2.50 $2,75 Silk Blouses on Sale $1.79 Plain and Printed Silk Crepes. Smart practical all silk Blouses in white and eggshell, silks, in newest patterns. • 79 All All Wool Skirt Clearing at $2.49 Reg: values reduced to clear; all are smartly styled, a wel- • come addition to any wardrobe, so practical. Sizes 14 el AIN to 20. Each ...... ..- Broadcloth Slips Women's satisfactory Cotton Broalclothi Slips, all have shaped ' top, sizes, small, medium and large; colors, pink and white:QC Each 6.3 i Congoleum Rugs, 7% by 9 Ft. Priced Special $5.00 This low price offering, at a time when you are thinking of renewing some of those wornrugs. Offered in two patterns that are smart. 5 00 ;Reg. $6.85: Each V New Printed Silks Printed real silk flat crepes, also in the new crinkle weave; these silks are of dependable quality, and shown in many new inter- esting patterns, 38 in. wide. `Yard 1,49 Cotton Sheets Dependable even weave cotton Sheets at. -a new low price; these sheets are fully bleachd, plain hem, size 60 by 86 inches. Each Feather Pillows Size 18x25 These are 'filled, with mixed chicken feathers fully sterilized, cover- ed with good weight floral ticking. Q Pair .0 Svc Wilton Scatter Rugs, Size 27x54 These Scatter Rugs are offered at a much low- er price than ever be,r fore; the patterns are Oriental, in , pleasing combination, of colors. Each 3p'50 Now Win a Congoleum Rug FREE This Rug can he had in exchange for very little effort on your part. Guess the number in the sealed envelope shown it window of this store, along, with the latest designs in Congol- eum Rugs. Visit the store, look over these -low- priced satisfactory Rugs. You will receive an entry blank, on it place your guess. No effort on your part. Your Floor Covering Needs Easily Pilled dere.. We Carry Many Lines.