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THE MIA GAM ADVANCE -T MES
Show Starts at 8 O'clock P.M.
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Nov. 30th, Dec. 1, 2
LIONEL BARRYMORE
In —
"SWEEPINGS"
A Dramatic Story Big Enough for Ear ryxnore.
-,-. Also
Also Two -Reel Comedy "Hip Zip Hooray".
and FOX NEWS.
NOT LONG TO
CHRISTO
AS USUAL YOU WILL REQUIRE SOME
GIFT FOR'SOMEONE.
Might we suggest that, before you decide,
you visit our store and inspect our stock.
We have every confidence in the quality of
our goods, and we know that our prices compare
favorably with city prices: Our, store and person-
al service is at your disposal.
Williams' The Jeweller
For anything in the Jeweller- and Gift Line.
Nothing in our line too large or small . for us to
handle.
WHITECHURCH
Mrs. D. Gillies left last Wednesday
to spend two weeks with her daught-
ers, Mts. Hank Kruger and Mrs. Roy
Cringle of Detroit.
Mr. Duncan Kennedy made a bus-
iness trip to Toronto last Wednes-
day.
Don't forget the bazaar held un-
der the auspices of the W. M. S. of
the United Church in the Institute
Hall on Friday, Dec. 1.
Miss Merle Wilson, R.N., returned
from her case in Wingham Hospital
last Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs, Robt. Pardon and
son, Archie, spent last Thursday with
her parents, vIr. and Mrs. Archie An-
derson, of St. Helens.
Mrs. John Kilpatrick, of Crewe,.
spent a day last week with her par-
ents, Mr, and ivvIrs. Wm. Robinson.
There has ` been a lot of rabbit
hunters in the country during the
past week and most of them have
been very fortunate.
The Young People of Chalmer's
TORONT
N Saturday, Deco 16th
$z.45 Return From Wingham
Children, usual half fare. Tickets good in coaches only. No baggage
checked. Attractions—Mendelssohn Choir Concert, "THE MESSIAH"
National Hockey League, `LEAFS" vs. "CANADIENS".
Excursion tickets good going all trains Saturday, Dec, 16, good to re-
turn all trains Saturday, Sunday and Monday. Obtain tickets and in-
formation from Wingham, Ont. Town and Depot Ticket Agent, Phone 50
CANADIAN NATIONAL
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Christmas
hopping
NOW while stocks are at their best, selections
are at their best, and before the usual Christmas
Rush begins, is the tingle to buy.
There never was a time when it was more oppor-
tune to buy
REASONABLE, SENSIBLE AND. USEFUL
GIFTS
And there is no class of merchandise that can
be more applicable to "these times" than Footwear.
FOOTWEAR in leather, rubber, felt or other
iaterials ate "always a ,necessity", therefore, you
!anilot, give anything' that would be .more approp-
riate.
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Thursday',: Nov. "30th, 1933
Clttticli are lioldinp a social evening.
in the basement ;of the church on
Tuesday evening, The young people
of ,leeswater .Presbyterian Church
have been invited to be present and
will put on the program for the ev-
ccting,
Mr: Daniel Martin went to the ;sta-
tion in Wingharn last Tuesday morn-
ing to bring home a big deer that had
been shipped to him by his son-in-law
Mr. Emerson Austin from near North
Bay.
Mrs, Sutherland spent a few days
last week with her sister, Miss Sarah
Garbutt, of Kinloss.
Miss Ruby. Reid of Ashfield, has
been visiting with her aunt, Mrs. W.
R. Farrier, during the past week.
At the regular weekly Young Peo-
ple's meeting in the United Church
here on Thursday 'evening, lantern
slides will be shown portraying the
Missionary work among the French
Canadians. All areinvited to be, pre-
sent.
resent.
Mr: John 1VIcMillanshipped a car-
Ioad of lambs on. Saturday,
Mr. and Mrs. Aldin Purdon and
son, Billie, of Leamington, are spend-
ing a few days here with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs, 'Wm. ,Pardon and with
other relatives.
Did anyone notice the strange
phenomenon on Saturday morning, of
the wind rolling large snow -balls ac-
ross the. fields? A' south east wind
was blowing and the snow was .soft
and if some of the snow blew down
from free or fence, the wind caught it
and, behold, away it would roll,. ga-
thering volume as it went. During a
hill of the wind, they would' stop, and
as the wind became stronger again;
away they would go, causing great
amusement for young and old alike.
The fields. .took on such a strange ap-
pearance, as • though the pixies had
been at work, or as though unseen
little hands had been at play roiling
snow for snow -men.
Miss. Jean Logan, teacher in S. S.
No. 14, W. Wawanosh, spent the
Week -end with her parents, in Tees -
water.
Miss Annie Kennedy spent Wed-
nesday last with Mrs. Gordon Elliott.
Mr. Duncan Kennedy received word
last week of the serious illness of his
brother, Billie, who lives near Van-
couver, who has been in Killawack
Hospital for some time, following an
operation in September.
Mrs. John Brown, who has been
visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs,
Mac Ross for a few weeks, left on
Saturday for her home in Creighton.
Mines.
The children of the Sunday School
of the United Churchfi are practising
on Saturdays now for their Christmas
program, which is to be held on Fri-
day, Dec, 15.
BLUEVALE
Splendid Meeting
Of, United Church W. M. '3.
The regular meeting of the W. M.
S. was held in the scl'iooiroom of the
United Church on Tuesday, Novem-
ber 21st, Mrs. R. Shaw presiding.
Hymn 285 was sung and after several
had led in prayer the President read
the Scripture lesson Luke 2; 40-52.
Minutes of the last meeting were read
and adopted and Hymn 288 was sung.
Mrs. M Smith gave a spl,end'id`report
of the Sectional meeting held at
Whitechurch, and a vote of thanks
was tendered Mrs. Smith. Three
January Prices
In November
Now is the time to buy
Men's and Boys' Over-
coats at Cut Rate Prices
MEN'S
$7,95 TO $19.50
BOYS'
$2,98 TO $7.95
Hob C Iwill' lig Co.
Just To
Remind You
It's High Time to do Christmas
Shopping
Come and Shop at our
Gift Counters
Packed with things interest-
ing and useful from, Women's
Kimonas and Lingerie; Men's
Bath Robes and ,Shirts, Wool
Bgiftslankets,; . Bed Coverlets and
Lounge Rugs to gay little nov-
�elties. that make the smartest
,
Imported Kid Gloves
Most suitable for gifts. Of
soft, pliable,. kid, their beautiful
finish and moderate price •com-
bine to make them just the
thing for a woman's gift. Slip
On and Dome St les.
$1.85 - $2.65 - $y2,75 - $3.25
Kayser Silk Stockinigs
The best regular $1.00 value
in town. All the best colors.
Tailored Raysilk
Bedspreads.
Give a dressed -up air to the
bedroom for Christmas. Double
bed size in Gold, Green, Rose,
Blue and Ivory. $2.49 and. $3.19
Ayers Wool Coverlets
Nothing like them for accept-
able gifts. Every woman adores
them and this. season's colorings
are almost beyond description.
$4.39, $4.85, $5.50 to $10.00
Wilton Floor Mats $3.89
Fine close quality in Blu'e,.
Brown and Wood Shades to
match your furnishings. Fring-
ed and 'infringed. Bargain at
$3.89.
Shamrock Linens
Double Damask Cloth with
matching Napkins, or Cloths
and Naps separate. Ivy, Mum,
Rose and Conventional patterns.
$3.95, $6.85, •$13.75 to $25.00
Hosiery arid` Lingerie
Orient,. Holeproof and the
famous Kayser, makes. : Colors,
styles and weights for your 'ev-
ery occasion. •
75c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.75
"Kayser—The best dollar value
in Town."
Irish Linen Hand'chiefs
The borders are printed in
colors or hand embroidered and
make the daintiest gifts.
19c, 25c, 39c, 50c, 75c
Fine Sweaters
Now is the weather for them
and present styles are so be-
coming — Misses', Matron's and
Junior Pullovers •and Coats.
$L49, $2.50 to ;$5.95
Colorful Smart Dresses
New Styles, New Materials -
Just received. To see them is
to want to buy them.
$9.85, $10.75; $16.50
Dressing Gowns
for Christmas
Always a popular: gift and
one the recipient always delights
in receiving. Coolie, Quilted and
Japanese effects.
$2.50, $3.25, $5.75 to $12.50
Warm Woollen
Stockings
Each season the demand, for
comfortable stockings seems to
increase. Come and see our
Christmas values.
59c, 75c, 98c, $1.19
For the Men Folks.
Give a Dressing, Gown or
Smoking Jacket - A colorful
Lounge or Auto Robe A Kv-
noch Wool Muffler„ or a Silk
one - Warm Gloves and Sweat
ers - Arrow or Forsyth Shirts.
The fittest Box Cloth Spats, and
of course, Nec'i's Ties, Braces
and Handkerchiefs are always
most acceptable gifts. ",
Come and shop at our Christ-
mas Counters where- there is
plenty of choice,
KING BROS.
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verso of .Hymn 291 were sung then
Mrs. E. Johnston briefly introduced
the new Study Book, "Living Issues
in Chine -and gave a synopsis of the
lst. chapter. Mrs. G Gannett will
take the 2nd, chapter of the Study
Book at the next meeting which will
be held at the home of Mrs. A. Shaw.
The election of officers will take
place at this meeting and a. good at-
tendance is requested. The Roll was
called and Mrs, Curtis gave a reading
rni Christian Stewardship and Pinan-
cr. The last verses of Hymn 291 were
sung and the meeting closed by .re-
peating the 'Lord's .;Prayer in unison,
Relatives and friends in the village
attending the funeral of the late Mt.
12. 11, Sc attY ' C, lt. Garniss' and Miss
Margaret Garniss, Brussels, M.r,
Thomas Dickson and son Charles,
Miss Ethel 'Beattie, Miss: Florence
Beattie "and Miss Elizabeth Neilans
Seaforth, Mr. and Mrs, Jos. b1. Miller,
Belgreve. Miss Christine Isbister and
Mr. and Mrs. E. 13. Jenkins Winghani',
and Mrs, Will Hall, i3russets.'
Entertained To Turkey Dinner
The Proprietors of the Bluevale
Creamery entertained the staff to a
turkey dinner on Wednesday evening
at the Queen's Hotel Wingharn, The
Creamery has been operated by the
present proprietor for three, years
and an anniversary cake decorated
with three candles formed a part 'of
the table decorations. After all had
'enjoyed the beautiful dinner Mr. and
Mrs. H. T. Thomson invited the gues-
ts to their home where the remaind-
er of the evening was enjoyed,
Mr. and, Mrs. Lenard Gates and
two children Philis and Wilmot of
Cherrywood are spending a short.
holiday ivith Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Shaw.
Miss Dorothy Aitken spent Sunday
with her mother Mrs. Alice Aitken.
Mrs, Grace Snell left for Listowel
where she intends spending the wint-
er with her daughter, Mrs. CIias. H.
Coultes; Charles Bosman has •purch-
ased the farm on. the 2nd con, of
Morris from Lewis Jewett; Mrs; Lot-
tie Turvey is visiting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Bosnian; Miss
Murriel Thornton, of ' Toronto, with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George 0.
Thornton; Mrs. Alex MacEwan has
returned home after visiting with ,re-
latives and friends in Toronto and
St. George.
ELGRAVE
The Legislation meeting of I3e1-
grave WVonien's Institute was held qn
Tuesday, Nov. 21st, at the home of
Mrs. W. H. Armstrong. A very
worthwhile paper was given by Miss
G, Armstrong, entitled "What a Wo-
man Should Know About Banking."
Mrs. James Michie was in Charge of
the Cdrrent Events. A Demonstra-
tion of Icing a Cake, was given by
Miss Jennie Wightman. Miss R Cun-
ningham entertained with violin sel-
ections. .Lunch of sandwiches, cake
and coffee was served' by Miss M.
Armstrong and committee. The De-
cember meeting has been cancelled.
The January meeting will be held at
the home of Ivfrs. J. A. Geddes and'
will be on Historical Research.
Word has just cone to Band' that
Mr. Aubrey Oldham, President of
London Conference Young People's
Union- will' attend': the Young, Peopi'e's
Rally to be held at Belgrave United'
Church on Thursday of this week.
Miss Marj'orie Jannison, Piesid'ent of
Huron County Y. P. Union will' also.
be present for the evening.
ii
Farmer's CIub First 1Kfieeting•
Tlie l3elgrave Farmer's Club• held
their first meeting of the season at
the home of 112r. C R, Cbndtes on
Thursday evening, when there: was a
fair attendance present. Games. were
enjoyed in the first part of the even-
ing and alien the meeting was called'
to order by the president, Stewart
Procter, and several items' of business'
were dealt with. Stewart Pi-mcter- was
appointed delegate to the Convent-
ion in Toronto in December and
Cyrus Scott appointed as alternate.
delegate:
Pt was decided not to hold a meet-
ing. in December and to hold the an-
nual meeting January 8th, at the
hone of C. R. Coultes.
Mrs, Alex Cloakey and Stewart
have gone to Wingham where they
wilt spend the winter.
C. R. Coultes: shippeda carload of
hogs on Monday also :a car of cattle
and lambs.
Mr. and Mrs. Marmon Mitchell of
Rothsay spent a day. with her broth-
er Asil Coultes.
C. N. R. NET
REVENUE DOWN
Montreal—Net earnings of $2,542,-
586 are shown in the monthly report
of gross revenues and ,operating ex-
penses for the Canadian National.
Railways all-inclusive system kr the
mont of October this year. This was
a decrease of $1$0,140 as compared
with the net earnings for October
1982 but an increase of $483,728 over
the net earnings for September 1933.
Gross revenues in the month of Oc-
tober this year were $14,662,314, a
decline of $868,667 from the figures
for October 1982: Operating expens-
es, which id October this Year . were
$12,119,728 showed a decrease of
$716,527 from the operating expenses
of the corresponding tnoiitlt of last
year,
For the period from an1tary 1st to
October 81st, 1988, the net revenue.
was '$3,449,958, a decrease of $i,844,
597 as compared, with the same 'per•'
iod of 1982. Gross earnings for the
1938 period were $122,878,594, a de-
cline of $18,271,846 arid operating ex-
penses $119,428,636, a decline of $11,-
421,249.
Sensational Suit Sale
Two Pant Suits
$14.75
A chance to purthase'at low-
er than city prices. Our Cloth-
ing Department havepurchas-
ed 25 Suits, all fine Worsteds,
dark blue stripe and dark grey
stripes: Sizes 36 to 40. Two -
button. Models.
Hanna & Co. Ltd.
CUT-- RATE PRICE'S
Items that are in keeping with our slogan "We Keep Down the
Up -Keep", not a list of 'unwanted Specials, but Every Day
Needs for the home.
Bulk Tea, black or mixed 29c ib.
Crown. Tea, blk or mixed 33c lb.
World Blend c.ut price 39c lb.;
Qlenrose Peko Bud Tea, 43c lb.
Lily Baking Powder, ab- 0c
solutely free of alum, lb,,
Lipton - Red Rose Tea lb. 22c
Magic Coffee, cut price 25c ib.
Kolona Coffee, cut price 23c lb.
Sun Dryd Coffee the best 39c lb.
Bulk Cocoa, 10c lb. ; Z for 19c
Clark's Pork & Beans,, e� �! c
Family, 2 for • aG�m•
Extracts, asst'd flavors 2 ofr 13c
Extracts, 8 oz. Vanilla 15c
C. & B. Marmalade, 8 o'- 21c
clock brand, 16 oz. jar
C. & Catsup, 14 oz.. for 15c
Heinz Catsup, 14 oz. for, 15c
Fresh Soda Biscuits' ...._.... 12c
2 Ib: for _............ ._..,. , 23c.
Salt Petre, Special 10c ib.
Fresh Fruits for yo
Glace Pineapple, colors, 55c lb..
Lexias Raisins with seed 11c lb.
Best Seedless Raisins 2 Ib. 25c
Seedless Raisins, Special Ile lb.
Large Raisins; (fresh) 2 1b. 25c.
White Sultana Raisins 21c lb.
Shredded' Cocoanut 17c lb.
Sulphur, pure,: for 5c lb.
Imperial Soap 10 bars 23c
Gold or Pearl Soap 10 bars 32c
Palmolive Soap, 3 cakes 1 Q c
& pkg. Princess Flakes 1
White Beans 4 lbs.'for 10c
Blue Rose Rice (fancy) 6c ib.
Broken Rice 2 ib. for 9c.
Mild Canadian Cheese 2 lb. 25c
Rolled Oata 6 ib: for 23c
Oxydol or Chipso; large, 19c
2 pkg. for 37c
Raw Sugar .:; .. _... 2 lbs. for 25c
Crark'a indiv„ Pork. & Beaus 5c
Clark's Pork & Beans 3 for 19c
Clark's Pork &Beans, el
Squats, 3 for ,'
Pure Clover Honey 5' lb..:. :41c
Best Potatoes, bag for 99c
Cherry Pie Filler for 15c lb.
Classic Cleaner, pkg ... 4c
Sweet Spanish Onions ...... 5c Ib.
ur Christmas Baking
Recleaned Currants for 15c lb.
Shelled Walnuts , ('crean): 47c lb.
Shelled Aimonds, best ... 53c lb.
New Figs 2 "Ibs. for 19c
Lemon and Orange Pee/ 21c lb.
Citron Peel, best, ......,..,..... 31c ib.
Phone
17.
We Keep Down the Upkeep. We
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