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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1933-08-31, Page 5Thursday, August 31st, .e1,,933 N�■ONONNIINliINNOINNON N aliiiON IM ., /INNI�MINI1■Nr • • • 111 ■ ■ ■ ■ • Schooj ■ ■ Shocs ■ • III That will take a lot of "Rough -and -Tumble -Wear ■ . GIRLS BOYS 1 $1.49 to 1.79 -: $1.85 101.99 ■ r Nice Saving for you -Mother. And rest' as- ■ ▪ sured they're shoes that fit right and will wear a "like iron" on your youngsters' feet. Built on wide lasts with "tough" soles and heels. •• BUY HERE — SAVE MONEY. ••■ Greer's Shoe Store WHITECHURCH The following; were 'guests at the hoat.ie of Il at.d'11Ir . Amos Corncl- lis on ,Sunday, �M , Will, I nox, and Mr. and Mrs, Hueston and Miss Lo- reala Bradt of Walton, Mr,and Mrs, Wm. Thompson and children Of Bel - grave, and Mr, Will Kelly of St, Att gustine. • Rey. and Mrs. J. Watt returned to. their lton'te at Long T3rarnch on Th -firs d< a :R ox 1st, and Miss !,ethic I ox, accont1- panied .them and will spend this Week in Toronto and attend the Fair. Mr. and. Mrs, Russell Reid of Brant ford, rr 0 C 1 are visiting, with .his mother; Mrs. Reid here. Miss Ida and Mr. George McQuaid spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs R. McWhinney of Dungannon. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil • Falconer and Angus visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Tiffin of Kinloss. Miss Dorothy Pollock of Guelph, has been holidaying at the lake and at her home at the Manse. The Women's institute are holding an aftern000n tea at the Hall on Thursday, August 31st. Every one is invited tk conte and have a 'social cup of tea .and listen to an interesting. program. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Pardon and chil- dren spent Sunday with her 'parents Mr. and Mrs. Archie Anderson of St. Helens, and Misses Merle and Mar - (Get Your Aeroplane Coupon Tickets Here.)jorie who have been visiting there, 1 returned home with them. Mr. and Mrs, Wm. .Burchill dnd children, of Wingham, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Ezra Wellwood. '111■IIIl11111111/ul/III■III/Illlelll/Ill111111 .1.111111141II11111111I/!11/III/hllllllflll/!1111!11/III/III/II) Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Wellwood and Mr. and :Mrs. John. 'Falconer and GROCERIES - FLOUR, Etc. E Miss Norab, returned to Caledon last • Thursday. MUNDY'Ss Mr. and Mrs. Will Gillespie and three children of Galt, and Mr. Robt. Phones 82 and 316. $1.25 VALUE FOR 87c • Heavy Galvanized Utility Tub with 1 Cake Ivory Soap `(medium) �II = es a ay Soap 3 Bars P. &..Sop i 7c • 2 Bars Gold Soap For • ] Pkt. Oxydol (Large) i FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES, • PICKLING SUPPLIES. i i(Get Tour Aeroplane Coupon Tickets Here.) 1 /• 111/III/II!/I!rn!/n1m ill/ulmmsm/In/ulw/I/'.u/nl/ itm u!■minnmin11111ie Gibson, also Miss Cahill, of Paris, spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Robinson. Miss Myrtle Beecroft visited with Mrs.' Cecil Wheeler of Morris and with other relatives on the 9th con. of E. Wawanosh last week. Mrs, !Moore and Coleeni and Jim- mie, car Toronto, are v?sit7ng with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Johnston. Mr. "Gains, of Orangeville, is visit- ing -art tire home of liis sister, Mrs. Thos. McCreight. Mr. and Mrs. Dobbin of Rochester are visiting at the home of Mr. arca. DOMINION STORES GIGANTIC "' DOMINO Choice Ice..Drip Rice PCO PACNAGE BLACK EMS 6c CROSSED FISH' SARDINES Tin 150 Cheese 2 ^° 2S` BULK VINEGAR - - - - Gal. 400 MANYFLOWERS Soa- 3 Barr 5 p WELCH{S GRAPE JUICE Bot. 271 DOMESTIC Shortening 1lb. 0 Perfection SILVER CREAM - 8 -oz, Tin 190 • Shrr1ff's Jelly Powders Magic Baking Powder ... COFFEE RICHMELLO CIL)... lb. DOMINO 29°16. uuIIIIOuimmiiIIIMlisom ilisi Tea Costs are Advancing Dominion Stores offer you a ' valuable opportunity that may possibly never again be avail- able. Why hot take advantage of this offer and stock up at these exceptionally low prices?' DOMINO Red Package ��C Reg. 35(1 1b' RICHMELLO Blue Labe! 39c Reg. 45d ib. RICHMELLO Yellow Labelop ' Reg. 630 GOLDEN TIP Reg. 75069C Sealed Tire 1D. 4 4 Pkg. 5c M. T=x 34e HIRE'S -EXTRACTS 3 -oz. Bottle 29y pct RNJCE hoc 's FAKES For AYLMER VEGETABLE SOUP Tin 911 McCORMIC.K'S Orlean Puffs lb. 21C DESICCATED COCOANUT - - 11). 190 P&a , . Sea 10 Bora 0 1EWINW M ADVANCE, -TIDES 0 alker Stores, Ltd. THE STORE; THAT 0i SAVES YOU MONEY. q O: Sept. "3" Day Sale . o Days Of 9 II Special Values CHILDREN'S GOING c p BACK TO SCHOOL c SPECIALS 11 Our Fall Dresses, Coats o and Millinery'Now On o Display. Some Pointers on the u. Fall Dress Mode: q' o The Silhouette ° Is the crystalization of sev _eral seasons of experimenting with broad shoulder proportion. It' reaches its peak of perfection in this year's mode. O Shoulder Very broad and Skirts II 0 straight.. quite 0 0 0 0 Neck Lines Remain . high, generally. 0 Sleeves Have 'discovered that the up- per arm fullness with tight wrist and lower arm is decidedly more wearable and smarter, Waistlines Pose at normal. Skirtlengths Remain' the Et same, 10 to 11 Inches from the floor for day- time wear, longer far dinner and 'evening wear: q. 0 O p Get Aeroplane Coupons here. O oaooao= Mrs. W. J. Coulter,.and other E.. Wa- wanosh relatives, while her nio-fher, Mrs. John Coulf r,' visits with her sister, Mrs. Will ,Rintoul, of Wing - ham. Mr. Victor Casemore of (Cargill We invite the 'allies of Wingham and 'vicinity to visit our 's'ore and See Our DNplay of New lall DRES:SE S From 3.95 u, p Latest .Grea.;lions. BUR''S Ladies' Wear. Coats, Dresses, and Millinery. Get Aeroplane Costp .ns litre 101011 011111111111 f1111 I/III/111111! I/III/11i/ IUII�ItII/LI lAl I Is Superior 1� Grocery Store i Irl e- Always ;the, best for i n !Groceries and rtuits.! E spent the week..end with his brother, iota•, Ernest Gasenore,: Miss Eileen Henderson, of Para- mount, is 'spending this ti3'eeh, 'with' her aunt, Mrs, ',Thos.; Moore, Mr, and Mrs Bert Boyd and dau- ghter, aDorpthy, of Haraiston, spent. a few days last week with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth: Weaver, and Kenneth returned to Harriston with .them for a fe* days, Mr. and Mrs, W. T,: Wellwood and his son, Mr. and Mrs, Will Weil - wood, of Bolton, spent Sunday at the home of "Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Moore. Mrs. Ferguson, of Culross, spent last week at the home of her daugh- ter, Mrs.Janes Wilson. Mrs. Wm. Beecroft and Miss Myr- tle, also Mrs, 3. D. Beecroft and fam- ily and 'Rellison Falconer, spent last Tuesday visiting with Mrs. Jas, Rob- inson' at l incardine. Mr.. Charles and Mr, Bruce Moore of Palmerston, are visiting at the home of their uncle, Mr. Arthur - Moore, . Mr, and Mrs. John Johnson and Miss. Mabel and Mrs, Moore and children, of Toronto, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Chamney in E. Wawanosh. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Sherriff and family, of Hamilton, visited last week with M. and Mrs. W. R. Farrier. Mr, and Mrs. Bert Reed and family spent Saturday at tile home of his sister, Mrs. Thos. Anderson of Ash- field, Mr. and Mrs. Russel Mackay and daughter, . Jean, of Pontiac,;spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. John Gillespie. Mr. and Ms. Hugh King, Ann and Morgan of St. Augustine, spent Sun- day with Mr, and Ms. Jas. St. Marie; and their daughter; Miss Veonica and Miss Georgie McKay of Godeich, spent the week -end with them. Mrs. Will Naylor of Lucknow spent a few days last week with Mrs. 13. S. Naylor. Mrs. Chas. Gillespie and Mrs, J. G. Gillespie and' Agnes and Jack spent last week -end with NIr. and Mrs. T, Davies of London, and Mrs. Marks, who had been visiting with Mrs. Gil- lespie for a few weeks, returned to her home" in London with thein. Misses Winnifred ' and Olive Far- ier spent the'week-end with Misses sabel and Elizabeth MacDonald of r 1 Paramount. Miss Dorothy Pollock returned on Monday to Guelph where she is train ing in the hospital. Quite a number from here_ attended the funeral of the late Mrs. Murchi son in Wingham on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Patton of Lu can, spent the week -end with her mo ther, Mrs.. Fox. Mr. and, Mrs. Clarence Cox spen Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. David Brown, of West Monkton and little Jack Sprung of Londesboro, returned with them to spend a few days here Mr. Wm. Stewart and his his bride from Lanark are spending this week with Mr. and Mrs. Leask McGee and other E. Wawanosh relatives. Miss Agnes Gillespie is spending this week in Kinlough with her aunt, Mrs. Chas. Gillespie, Miss. Olive Currie is. in Wingham Hospital suffering from an abcess, and her father, Mr. John T. Currie; is' suffering from a felon on his fin- ger. • Some excitement was caused in the village on Thursday morning when the engine of Mr. Fred Davidson's threshing outfit got too near to the ditch and it slipped off'the road ac- ross from the manse. Quite a crowd gathered quickly and with block and tackle and jacks, it was soon back on the 'road again and able to proceed on its way. The Misses Simpson who have been visiting at the' home of Mr. Harry Bateman, visited at Kintail with their uncle, .Dr. Simpson, on Tuesday last. BALL TEAM WON AT ACTON. 9-2 On Saturday afternoon the baseball team journeyed to Acton and defeat- ed the Acton team 9 to 2. The local team was fortified by the Teeswater battery of Boulay and Doran. Doran caught a good game and made three hits. Only foul• hits were made off Boulay in 8 innings. Joe Tiffin pitch- ed the last inning. Three home runs were bit, one each by Somers, Led- iet and Doran. Wingham A.B. R. H. Po A. E. Mellor, es 5 1 0 .:2 1 1 Somers, 2h 5 3 2 4 ,5 0 i Get your :Pickling : Lediet, Sb 4-. 2 1 0 2 1 . I11g oran, c 5 2 0 0 s equlire111ei1ts here. 5 DCarinicltael, rf 5 0 33.101 0 1 J. Tiffin, If, p 5 0 1 0 1 0 w Gurney, lb 4 0 0 9' 0 0 Rae, cf 3 0 0 0 0 0 •fld ! Moo're, et 1 0 0,. 0 0 0 / BotilaY, p 4 1 20 ,d .3. 1: 1, Cruickshaltl,, rf 0 .0 0 0 0 0 i4We Deliver, phone 193 _, Totals 41 9 12 27 12 4 !tw `' yActot► - A. t3, R. 14 Po 1: T. Get Aeroplane .Coupons here "+"Waster , 2b0 1. 2 3 2 ll1101ll 1111141 11 ui> 111111 1111111.141ll hi Vaterhottse.$ tri ,„� 8 0 0 0 '0 0 . NV rt; Grocery pecia s or t uy' Your Boy's School equ ments Here and Save Money. Knickers and Bloo You can outfit the Boy for School very inexpensively here. Boys' Suits, good quality tweeds, new fall. shades ... $3.95, $4,950 mners of good sturdy materials 9$ Long Pants1.49 Broadcloth Waists 35c and 490 Zipper Sweat Shirts 9$c Wgol Pullovers . 7�o High Waisted Whoopee Pants ..� _._ 89c Bib Overalls 790 Youths',Combination Overalls, Blue and Khaki ........ ...:.:.$1..99 Running Shoes 79c and 890 Doe -skin Sleeveless Vests 95c' Suede Windbreaker's • $1.69 GGolf Hose ood Charnbray: Shirts' in Dark and Light Blue 39c Caps , .;F 39c, 49c 23c, 39c, 49c MEN'S HATS AND CAPS Men's Wool Tweed Caps, New Fall Shades 79c, 89e Bilmore Hats, genuine Fur Felt, New Fall Shades $1.59, $L95, $2.49, $2.95, $3.69 FORSYTH COUNTRY CLUB SHIRTS $1.95 everywhere, Our Price Only ......$1.69 Men's Dress Shirts of good quality brdadcloth, collar attached or separate collar, solid colors and stripe 680, 89c 1.29 WORK SECTION Work Shirts, large and roomy( best quality Chambrays and Twills 39c, 49c, 69c, 79c, 89c, 98c,. $1.39 Work Pants, well made, full coinpliments of pockets, good lengths, regular $1.95, On Sale $1.39 Riveted Overall Pants 98c, $1.29, $L39, $1.49 Woll Work Sox 15c pair, 7 pair for $L00 Heavy Wool Work Sox, 4 pair for $1.00, and 5 pair for $1.00 Greb Work Shoes, at the old low price $2.95 Men's Zipper Sweat Shirts, in all shades :$1.29 Pure Wool Sleeveless Pullovers .... $1.19 Grey Flannel Trousers, to clear _ $2.49 OVERALLS AND SMOCKS Winchester Heady Red Back Denim $1.48 Hercules Double Seat and Knees. $1.48 Walker New Way Brace, 25c refund on each printed pocket; For six of them, one pair of Walker Overalls Free ...$1.69, $L89 Headlight, Carhartts` $1.89 C• EXTRA SPECIAL IN TWO -PANT SUITS Men's and Young;Men's New Fall 2 -Trouser Suits, pure wool botany yarns, fast dyes at ....._._:: ..... ...-.............. ........-..... ...:.._.__....-....:$14:.45 -Many : Bargains For This Week. IUB CLOTHING Co. Reliable and Dependable Men's and Boys', Store (Get Your Aeroplane CouponTicketsHere.) 4,'342.1 .., kF,n �k f p r1 1 t Cripps,, 'cf 2 0 Holloway; -••1b 4 0 Ainslee, c 2 1 1B., Morton,.3b 5 0 Terry, if ...... .... _4 1 !Tyler, rf 4 0 !Marshall, ss3 0 N. _Morton, p 0 ` 0 Chalmers, p 2 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 11 0 10 0 1 2 0 0 0. 0 2 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 34 2 5 27 9 '4 R. H. E. Wingham _ 300 030 030-9 12 4 Acton 000 002 000 2, 5 4 Batteries—Boulay, Tiffin and Dor- an; N. Morton, Chalmers and Ains- hee. Two base hit, Doran; three base hit, Carmichael; home runs, Somers, Lediet, Doran; Stolen bases, Walters, Ainslee, B. Morton, Terry, 'Chalmers; Hits off N. Morton, 4 in 1 inning;, It Boulay,,. 4 in 8 innings; Tiffin, 1 in 1 inning; Chalmers 8 in 8 innigs; struck NEW STOMACH TREATMENT GETS QUICK RESULTS It takes only about 3 minutes for Bisma-Rex, the new, delicious -tasting antacid powder, to bring you relief from stomach agonies. And the relief is lasting, too! Thousands are finding a new freedom from the slavery of indigestion' and other stomach troub- les. McKibbon's Rexall 'Drug Store has Bisnta-Rex. Get a jar from them today! '1l®1111111111111111111111/1111111119az 1111111111111111111�11111 Special t. out, by N. Morton 1; Boulay' 11; Tif- fin 1; Chalmers 7 'Ease on balls, off Boulay 5; off Tiffin 1, Chalmers 1, Hit by pitcher, Boulay (Ainslee). .111111111!If!1.1/It!11161111ll#11.11/11111111\II111!1,11Ir Capt. Gillies -- Uses --' Mobil Oil In his Aeroplane be esus it wives perfect lub- rication. MOBIL OIL FOR M- SALE HE1.E BY it A j AA ' Phone 139. Get ,Aeroplane' Coupons .bete'.: IYII IIINpIII ni11fllNlll ihw(rl �l�l lnwul !AM •gra W aid•s. • fo. Garage. i i Carnation Manitoba 1 High Patent Flour . 98 lb. Bag ... . , $2.49 5 _ 24 lb. Bag 65c _! 24 lb. Bag Peerless" sn w Pastry .... .. 53c 1 i Sold on a Money Back i. GuaralItee, W iiiW AmCjAdarns Flour, Feed and Seed I Ttlephonle 40. n' urs ay, Friday, Saturday 'Get A:eropldne Coupons here Is i1I1N111111115'1115111.1111I1IM11115111'S111 1115111111