The Wingham Advance Times, 1933-10-05, Page 8a'H WIN GRAM ADVANCE -TIMES
Thursday, October
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EUM THEATRE.
Thursday Friday, Saturday, October 6th, 6th, 7th
"Mysteryof the Wax Museum"
With LIONEL ATWILL and FAY WRAY
A Mystery Picture with plenty of thrills.
MON., TUES., WED., OCTOBER 9th, 10th, 11th
SPECIAL
HE MOUNTS TO STARDOM
on the .wings of
romance and song
Janet Gaynor's new screen
sweetheart, Henry Garat,
makes his debut in this de-
lightful love story with music
Fox Film Presents
JANET
YNOR
HENRY
Story by Paul Frank and
BillieWilder
Music by
Werner Richard Heymann
7irected by Wilhelm Dieterle
CHARLIE CHASE TWO REEL COMEDY
"YOUNG IRONSIDES"
Children 20c.
Admission: Adults 35c.
i?air, Thursday and Friday, 1e,eh-
er's' Convention, and next Monday is.
Thanksgiving Day.
Mr, and Mrs. Robt. Purdon .:and
11400,...3.4 and; Archie, Miss Mabel Pur
don and Mr•. •. A, ..E, Pardon motored
to Flensall, and spent Sunday with
Mr, and Mrs. Wm, Purdon at the
Hospital there. The stitches have all
been removed fromthe hand and they
are expected home in a few days;
Miss Gladys Stewart of Fargo, N.
D., and Mrs, Leask McGee left on
Saturday to visit for a few days with
friends in London.
Mrs. Fox is spending two weeks
with 11'1r, and Mrs. Roy Patton of
Lucan.
Quite a number from here attend-
the Masonic banquet held in Wing-
ham on Thursday evening last,
Many in these parts were sorry to
learn of the burning of the barn on
Mr. Milton Kilpatrick's farm on the
9th of Ashfield last Wednesday morn
WHITECHURCH
Mr. James Ross of Holyrood spent
last, week with his sister, Miss Cathar
lite Ross.
Mr. Andy Thompson of Stratford
Normal spent the week -end with Mr.
Malcolm Ross.
The W. M. S. of the United church
are holding a Mission tea'at the home
of Mrs. Dan. Martin on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. McNall and Mr, and
Mrs. Ross of Lucknow, and Miss Men
ary of Shepaprdton, visited. with Mr.
ing.
The members of the United Church
have been doing extensive improving-
in the. basement and church and now
Mr. Wilkinson of, Wingham is paint-
ing,
Mrs. Wm, Beecroft has been at-.
tending the Chautauqua at Wingham
this week,
Mr. John Gaunt had his right foot
accidentally -crushed when the tractor
of the threshing outfit ran upon his
foot. It caught him below the heel
and across the foot. His foot is now
in a cast.
Miss Isabel Fox is spending a few
days this week in Toronto and Miss
.Lettie Fox spent the week -end with
friends in Wingham.
A splendid meeting of the W.C.T.
U. ivas held in S. S. No. 10 Thurs-
day last when Mrs. Tyndall was pre-
sent and addressed the meeting. A
good Temperance program was put
on by the children under the direc-
tion of Miss Merle Wilson.
Rev. Robt. Barbour, of Toronto,
spent a few days last week with his
brother, Mr. Wm. Barbour.
lir. and Mrs. Dave Schumacher and
Roy Bender of Teeswater, visited at
the hoine of Mr. and Mrs, Jas. St.
Marie on Friday last.
Rev. Robt. Barbour of Toronto,
Mr. Alec Anderson of W. Wawanosh
and Mr. John Boyle visited on Sun-
day with the former's .niece, Mrs.
Hart of Stratford.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Stewart and
family of Kinloss and. Miss Laura
Martin of St. Helens, spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Martin.
Mr. Wm. Barbour and Miss Muriel
Watt spent a day last week at the
home of Mr. Harry McClenaghan of
13elgrave.
A very successful W,M.S. tea was
held at the home of Mrs. Geo. Mc-
Clenaghan last week.
lvliss Olive Teriff is in Toronto at
present nursing` Dr. M. Calder who
is improving nicely after her recent
operation.
Messrs. Garnet and Carman Farrier
start off this week to pack apples.
and Mrs. Amos Cornelius one day
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Scholtz and son
Clayton, spent Sunday with his moth-
er, Mrs. John Scholtz of Auburn.
Mr. and Mrs. Fallaiiay and Miss
Vera and Mr. Dawson, all of Toren-
to ,spent the week -end at the home of,
Mr. and Mrs Chas. Marton and Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Thompson.
Don't forget the fowl supper to be
held at Brick Church, Friday, Oct.' 13.
The children are rejoicing about all
BLUEVALE
Annual Field Day-,
Bluevale School held its fifth an-
nual Field Day on Sept. 28th and the
the holidays. Wednesday, Teeswater exercises were successfully carried
If you pay
more else-
where, you
pay too much.
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CI FROIIT R
— CUT RATE - PRICES
The Kind of
a Store
Wingham
always needed
Wingham's up-to-date, Best, Cool, Bright, Clean and Sanitary Grocery Store. Fulfilling our
Motto as advertised, that we keep down the upk eep.
Price, 3 lbs. for •
Best Fresh Dates, clean.kept,'Our Cut �j C Handy Ammonia, pkg. 5c
Sani Flush, large tin 250
Pure Black Pepper, 1 lb. 29c I Sunlight Soap, cake 6c
Roiled Oats, 6lbs. 25c 1 Best Baking Soda, ib. 5c
.
CLASSIC CLEANSER DOMESTIC SHORTEN -
FLOUR PASTRY
4cLarge Tin able, 1 lb. pkg. 1O1
C 24 Ib. sack
Macaroni, 4 lb. for - 25c
Falcon Baking Powder, 16 oz. tin 19c, .I
and 12 oz. tins ,..15c
BRUNSWICK SARDINES
Our Price 5
6 tins for
KELLOGG'S RICE KRIS -
PIES (fresh) 1 O c
Package
Lifebuoy Soap, 3 bars '19c
Salmon, 1 lb. tins, Angler brand (Keta) 3 tins 25c
Sugar Crisp Corn Flakes, 3 for 23c
,PRINCESS Flakes FREE
with 3 bar Colgate's soap 15c
with 3 cakes Lely's soap 15c
or ,3 Palmolive Soap 21c
Famous GLENROSE TEAS
Sole agents for 39
Wingham. 1lb. .....
MAGIC COFFEE
Dandy flavor CJI
9C
lb. 15c; 1 ib.
Crisp Soda Biscuits, cut price, 2 lbs. for 21c Huron Toilet Paper, 6 rolls for 9c
Lexias Raisins with seeds, great for flavor, lb 11c Bluebird Toilet Paper, 3 rolls for 19c
Top Corn, per lb. 5c Maple Leaf Peas, No. 3 sieve, 2 no. 2 tins for 25c
BREAD FLOURS
5 Lilies, 98 ib. bag for $2.49
24'1b. for s� s�65c
Quality Flour', 98 2� 25
ib. bag'for '
CHEESE :SPECIALS ,
Vito Cheese, spreads 10c
like butter, ' lb. pkg
Lucerne Cheese, 1 ib. 250
pkg. Special, 2 pkg
MAPLE SYRUP, 'shipped to us direct from
Quebec Imperial Gallon $2.53; 132 ounce tins for
$1.99; '72 ounce tins $1,05; 32 entree bottles for
55e; 16 ounce bottles 29,a Granulated Maple Su-
gar .25c ib.; Cakes for lec and, 5c,
-W- WE KEEP DOWN
Phone 17.
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QLD COLONY
MAPLE SUGAR BUTTER
Spreads like butter Sac
pure, Special, 2 lb. for l
(Direct from Quebec)
Whole Glae1~d Cherries;, ib. , .39c.
4 -String $roams £or 19c.
Clothes Pins, 6 desert for .
POTATOES, ungraded, Special, bag .....:..
THE IJP EEP —
We Deliver Any Size Order.
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pus Rates
Thanksgiving
Week o End
GOING FRIDAY, OCTOBER
6th to 9th. RETURN TICK-
ETS . GOOD TO OCT. llth.
Special Bus.
Will leave Wingham on Mon-
day Night, Oct. 9th for London
at 7115, arriving at London 10
p.m.
LONDON, HURON, BRUCE
COACH LINES
Telephones 331 or 61, Wingham
W ILLIIAMS'
WR1ST OR
POCKET WATCHES
Outstanding values are now
being shown.
Call in and see our splendid
line.
First Class Repairing done
on the premises.
W illiams'
Jewellery Store
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Automobile
Insurance
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1 Phone 226 Wnigham
a usitisunitslitnionnzumoISman
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ball between'" the Bitievale School
team and a team front S. S. No, 3,
.1Arawatiosit,
The visitors won by the score 20-18
Miss, Dorothy Aitken, teacher of S.
S; No, 3, also''Gondtti;' 'ck p rysleal etrl�
ture drill with her pupils, In the
schoolroom.were exhibits ofwriting,
art, manual training an4 sewing which
the little folks had been preparing
since the beginning of the term,
The champions were: Arnold Lil-
low, Sr. boys, 19 points; Ernie Fal-
coner runner-up, 16 points; Junior
boys, George Thomson 20, runner-up
Spence McKinnon 16; Senior girls,
Daisy Holmes 24, runner-up Marjor-
ie Hall 22, Junior Girls, Alba Shiell
17, runner-up Betty Falconer 14, Pri-
mer class, Alan 1:3arnard 14, Norma
Hall 9.
Visitors in the village:
Robert Bosnian and son, Clair, of
Leamington with his Parents, Mr. and
Mrs. L. H. Bosman.
Mrs. Bowley of Toronto' with her
cousins, Mrs. Curtis and' Mrs. Kir-
ton.
Mr, J. Wesley Beattie and the
Misses Ethel and Florence Beattie of
Seaforth, with their uncle, Mr. F. B.
Scott.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Coltes, Lis-
towel, with Mrs. Thos. 'Coultes.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy McCreight and
daughters, Helen and Jean, visiting
Mr. and, Mrs. James Kerney.
Miss Taman, Blyth, with Miss D.
Nicholson.
Week -end visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. David Jewitt: Mr. and
Mrs. Jonathan - Jewitt,, Shellbrook,
Sask., Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Jewitt and
family, of Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. D.
Errington and Mr: and Mrs. John
Young and family, Dungannon; Mr.
and Mrs, W. J. Souch and Mrs. H.
Bone, Morris.
Mr. and Mrs. P, D. King spent Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Will Jamieson
at Elora. They were accompanied by
Mrs. King's uncle, Mr. Jamieson Sr.,
of Meaford, also two cousins,
The regular meeting of the Wo-
men's Institute will be held :,.t Fri-
day afternoon, Oct. 13th, instead of
Thursday at the home of Mrs. F. S.
Edmonds, at 2.30. A good" program
is planned for the afternoon. Roll
call, A Thought for Thanksgiving.
Paper, Things money cannot buy, by
Mrs. `' Sparling Johnston. Paper, by
Mrs. Alice Aitken, "Thanksgiving
Day as it ought to be." Exhibit of
quilts and quilt patterns. Music. The
ladies of the community are cordially
invited to the meetings.
out with the co-operation of the wea-
therman. The pupils gave an exhi-
bition of physical exercises and also
paraded on the,school grounds. They,
engaged in contests of various kinds,
ending with a spirited game of soft -
BELFAST
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Alton and family.
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Per-
cy Graham, Port Albert.
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart McGillivray
and son of Kinloss, spent Saturday
at Mr. Tom. Hackett's.
Mr. and Mrs. Watson Davis and
son, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hack-
ett and son spent the week -end in
London.
Mr. and 'Mrs, Will Alton spent Sun-
da yat Crewe.
Antiquarian:"There is nothing re-
markable about that chair."
Modern: "It is very remarkable—
one can sit on it."
Nothing Can 'Be Gained
By putting off the purchase of Fall Footwear, as
Shoes of all descriptions are bound to go
higher in price.
As an illustration of this—
"Speaking to a certain buyer of hides who vis-
ited Wingham during the past week the writer ask-
ed the question, viz : "What price are you nowpay-
ing for hides ?" His reply was 6 cents per lb. "A.nd.
what price did you pay for similar hides six months
ago ?" His reply was 1,V, to 2 cents per lb.
It 'must therefore be 'very evident to everyone
that there simply must be a • very perceptible ad-
vance in shoe prices in the 'near future, in fact they
cost the shoe dealer to -day approximately 10%
more than six months ago, and this is only a frac-
tion of the raise that is coming soon.
BUY NOW IS OUR ADVICE.
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MONDAY NEXT IS THANKSGIVING DAY,
When our store will be closed all day; but open
all` day the following Wednesday, the last
day of the Wingham Fall' Fair.
Willis° Shoe Store
"TheStore That I(nows How to Fit Your Peet.".
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IVitaghanl, Ont,
Kings' is
,Headquarters for your
Fall Outfit
Showing' What's New !
Coats, Dresses, Millinery
Knitted Suits
Fox Scarfs Sweaters
Kayser Gloves
Nemo -Flex Corsets
Orient Stockings
STYLISH FALL APPAREL
Misses', Women's, Junior and Children's sizes,
and at prices you can't help but like.
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It's, easy to• shop at King's where you'll find
such large stocks from which to choose, and we in-
vite. you to see the new things in our ladies' show
rooms and throughout the store.
FREE GUESSING CONTEST
Ladies, see our South Window for. particulars.
You may win a nice prize for not much effort.
ING BROS.
Oberle's Grocery Phone 167
We are buying Dressed Poultry and live Old Hens
up to Thursday eve'g., Oct. 5th. Prices paid
according to weight and quality.
Potatoes for Sale ... $1.00 for 90 lb. bag, 25c a peck
Cooking Onions No. l's and No. 2's in 50's or 100's.
Wood' $2.25 a cord
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR EGGS
Give us a trial and be satisfied:
Prairie. Rose and 0' Canada Flour. Phone 167.
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Exceptional Value
In •Fall Suis
CLOTHING THAT.,WILL GIVE GREATEST
SATISFACTION AT POPULAR PRICES
FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN
Youths' Suits, in dark shades including browns,
grey, blacks, blues, On Sale .... $12.75
Young Men's Suits, smartly tailored in dark
worsted, serges and browns,.for week -end 13.95
Men's Grey Serge Suits, Navy Blue Suits, heavy
Worsted Suits in two and three button, con-
servative models, regular up to $24.00, our
.Week -end Price ..... ..::$17.50
Young Men's Pall Top Coats, in guard models,
tube models, Special . $10.95
New Models, in Winter Overcoats 'in Blue Sil-
vertones, brown;silvertones and black silver -
tones; Special , , ...$14.00
Penman's 71 Underwear, Merino, Shirts and
Drawers 75c each, Combinations ......$1.49,
Carhartt's Overalls and Smocks ..............$1.7.5
Kitchen's Work Shirts . .$1.19
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NEW MADE -TO -MEASURE SAMPLES
ARE HERE
Best makingand' trimming agencies ,and fit.
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Agents for Schiffer-Hillani and Royal York and
Society Brand Clothes.
We also inake and trim any suit lengths you have.
Best quality $16.00.