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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1934-04-26, Page 8PAGE EIGHT SHOW STARTS AT 8 P.M. Thursday, Friday, Saturday, April 26th, 27th, 28th --- SPECIAL K E N Y O N, Onslow Stevens, Isabel Jewel,, Melvyn Douglas, Thelma Todd. Produced by Carl Laemmle, Jr. from the play by ELMER RICE. Directed by William Wyler. Presented by Carl Laemmle. A UNIVERSAL PICTURE. And MORTON DOWNEY AND VINCENT LOPEZ -In- A TWO -REEL MUSICAL NUMBER. SINGLE REEL AND FOX NEWS. Admission: Adults rx 35e9 Children 20c. ..,': chi,.. W.X144/A#P7fl?Fxx-^MXc Ida..54 taaYfr.'h'%10c;P a•Nle,,Virri,074MITPr Kti. BLUEVALE Extended Call to Rev. J. R. Greig A joint meeting of B1uevale and Eadies' congregations was. held in Knox Presbyterian Church, B1uevale, on Wednesday afternoon for the pur- pose of extending a call to a minis- ter. Rev K. MacLean, Interim Mod- erator,.•ot St. Andrew's Church, Wing - ham, presided, Rev. J. R. Greig, of Chatsworth, was the unanimous choke of the meeting. David Fortune, Joseph Smith, Jas. E. Nichol and D. 5, Falconer were a coniniittee appointed who accompan- ied by Mr. MacLean, have had a per- sonal interview with Mr. Greig, and the call will be considered at the Y !n i l• "Twin FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, APRIL 27 and 28 Children's Brown Leather Sandals, Sizes from small 5 to large 2 (will fit girls up to 12 or 13 years of age) for 89 cents per pair Women's Fine. Calf Strap Shoes, also Fine Calf Pumps, in all sizes for Women, 3 to 8,. both Spike and Cuban Heels . , .. , , , . , $1.80 per pair 100 Pairs Enna Jettick Shoes, Reg. $7.00 and $8.00, for . ... $4.95 per pair 20 Pairs in. Patent or Dark Brown in this same make, (practically all sizes) for $3.95 per pair Men's Side Calf Oxfords, all sizes for men, either rubber or leather heels, for .. $2.25 per pair Boys' Side CalfOxfords, sizes 11, 12, 13, 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5, a splendid shoe for ......•:.$1.95 per pair 10°% DISCOUNT .ON ALL OTHER LINES For Men we SeII:---Strider Williams, Johnston and Biltwell Shoes. A realbig variety and at most moderate prices. For Women we Sell -Enna Jettick, generally con- sidered among Shoemen as the most perfect fitting shoe on the American .Continent. The Medcalf ---Without any exception the best shoe for the price ... . .. $5.00 and $6.00 per pain The Chatelaine -A dashing up-to-date Shoe for Young Ladies at ... , ,....... , . $3.95 per. pair The arois-Up-to-date in every way $2.95 perp -r. Don't forget we repair and replace Auto Tops, also Buggy Tops of All Makes -We also Sell Auto Topping either retail or wholesale to Garrage Dealers. The Leading Shoe Store of TI IQi$3e ;j� i"t:, *gh*NIt, Out. TftE WINGHAM ADVANCE -TIMES meeting of Maitland Presbytery at Kincardine on May 8th. Mr, Greig was student pastor on these charges for two summers. Y. P. S. Held Final Meeting The 'regular, meeting of the Y. i'; S. of the United Church was held oe Friday evening with Miss Donna Smith in charge, Mr, Robert Shaw offered the opening prayer. The topic "How a Christian Should Spend. money" was very ably taken by Car- men Hetherington, and Carl Johnston rendered a solo'in his usual pleasing manner. This was the closing meeting for the season and will be continued again in the fall. After singing a closing hymn, Rev, A, V. Robb closed the meeting with Prayer. Cornmunity Club Masquerade Dance The. masquerade dance held in the Foresters' Hall on Friday evening. under the auspices of, the Community Club was a brilliant success, The at- tendance was large, the music, con- sisting of violins, guitars and piano, was quite up to the standard and the costumes were beautiful and varied, The judges, Mrs. 'Wade of Gorrie, Mrs. Stuart ;MacNaughton, Wroxeter, and Messrs. George Spiers : and J. Amsbury of Stratford, found it a dif- ficult task to make a decision. The prizes which were awarded to mem- hers of the club were as follows; best dressed lady,"Mrs, Fred Hollenbeck; best original costume, Miss Florence Fowler, representing "Night"; best comic, Mrs. Will Falconer, in the cos- tume of a Negress, The prize for the best dressed gentleman was won by Mr. Roy Turvey. Mr. Leon Kaufman as an Arab, wore the best original costume, and Raymond Elliott, as a clown was the best comic. Little Miss Jean Stewart and Miss Betty Ann Falconer were the youngest persons in costume. Other worthy of special mention were: Mrs. Roger Oke of Wingham, as a Gypsy and Burns Moffatt as a Page or Court Attend- ant. The club was organized in the Fall and have been holding dances every two weeks during the winter months and have provided very enjoyable en- tertainment. n- tert inn nt. The ddance Friday even- ing en- toa was a pleasing closing, ewe1.t. Mr. and' Mrs. George Spiers 'and Mr. and Mrs. J. Armsbury of Strat- ford, guests with Mrs. Spiers' sister, Mrs. F. S. Edmonds. Miss Jean Scott of Seaforth with her friend, Miss F. Fowler. Miss Dorothy Aitken and Miss Kelly, Blyth, with Mrs. Alice Aitken, Miss Isobel :Elabkirk, Wing - ham, with Miss Margaret Turvey, were among the masqueradors at the dance on Friday night. 1l'Ir. Howard Stewart went to Tor- onto this week to receive treatment to the General Hospital. Mrs. W. J. Johnston, Morris, and Mrs. Milton Watson, of Corrie, visit- ed this week with their father, Mr. Thomas Stewart. Mr .and Mrs. Harold Proctor and daughter, Margaret, of Morris, Mrs. Jennie Rolph, of Seaforth, and Mrs. 'Stanley, of Brussels, spent Sunday with.Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Curtis. Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Berry and Miss Elsie Smith, of Brucefield, spent Sung day with Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Smith, WHITECHURCH Mr, Westmoreland df the Baby Chick Approval Association of Tor- onto was inspecting the baby chicks at the hatchery of Mr. Duncan Ken- nedy last week and found everything to be satisfactory. Mr. Jas. Wilson started the sawing Red !!OUt Grocery CUT -- RATE '* PRICES Wingham's Busy, Bright, Modern Grocery. The store where you; can buy the Best Quality Brands at Lower Prices. Mother's Puie All Cocoa (sole agents), 2 lb. tin 390 1 1b. tin .. 25c; ib. tin 15c John Bull Floor Wax for , 23c Shelled Wanuts 38c lb. Best Lily Baking Powder, 1 lb. tin • 19c. Powdered Ammonia, 4 pkgs. 23c Soda Biscuits (McCormick's) lb. 11c Fresh Dates, 2 lbs. for 17c Select Pitted Dates, 2 lbs24c Granuilated Sugar 10 lbs. 70c Cheese with right nip, Ib. 16c Big 5 Cleanser, tin 4c Macaroni, ready cut, ib6c Gold Medal Plum Jam, 32 oz. jar for 24c Gold Medal Coffee for 38c ib.' Gold Medal Quick Tapioca 9c Headquarters for Coleman's Whole Meat Sausage, Weiners,: Back and Breakfast Bacons, Cottage Rolls, at very special prices. "We Keep Down the Upkeep" kPhone 17. We Deliver. HAS ARRIVED Perhaps you are needing re- placements in your home. That old Clock or Watchshould be Fixed. Maybe you need Silver- ware or a ,nice piece of China to brighten up your home. Any- thing you need in our line, we can supply. BLUE BIRD DIAMONDS TRO And MON E WATCHES MONTROSE for Themselves. IL IAA 'S THE JEWELER sr easerseree as,- eeeseereeeises, mill last week and the local men are again off to:. work. Miss'Janet'Craig spent Sunday with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. W. Thom, of Auburn. Mrs. Cautain,' who has been nurs- ing Mr. and Mrs. Welwood of Wing - ham, spent a few days last week at the horrie of her daughter; Mrs. Jas. McInnis. Mr. Scott Paterson got word to re- port back in Toronto on his old job this week and left on Monday. Mr, Gordon Elliott, Mitchell and Walter, spent the week -end in Wing - ham with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Robt. Mitchell. Mrs. Roy Patton of Lucan, spent a few days last week with her mother, IVIrs. Fox. Mrs. Harold Johnston of Lucknow is spending this week with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Will Conn. We congratulate Mrs. Stuart Scott, nee Mande Conn, of Kinloss, who jour neyed to Toronto a- few weeks ago and brought home a little two weeks, Dollar Lays at Hanna's TWO -UG DAYS SALE PRICES ON SPRING CLOTHING SEE OUR. VALUES Men's Suits , ...... $12.00 Extra Pants :. $2.00 Young Men's Suits $12.00 Extra Pants $2.00 Young Men's. Suits.. $18.00 Extra Pants .. $3.50 Top Spring Coats•.... ... .. $10.00, $12:00, $14.75 Boys Suits. , , .. ; , .... .. , $5.00, $7.75, $9.75 Kitchen's Work Shirts , : , $1.00 Carhartt's Overalls - Smocks . .... $1.75 Forsyth Shirts, collar attached ....; ....... $L00 Odd Trousers on Sale .... $1.00, $1.95, $2.95, $3.95 Young Men'sSweaters with . , . Zippers .:.. $1.00 pp Stanfield Underwear, Shirts, Drawers . - $1.50 On Sale --- Caps, Shirts, Ties, Gloves, Underwear and Hats. Get Your Tickets at This Store Dollar Days.. old. orphaned baby boy to bring u in their home, Mrs, Frank Henry spent a few day last week in Wiiighasn with her sis ter, Mrs. Musgrove, Mr. Elwood Barbour of Fordyce had, the misfortune to have his let leg ;broken 'above and at the anlcl on Wednesday last, They were hav ing a wood -bee at his home and th second last log slipped' around an struck hint on the leg, -knocking Jai down, and then' rolled on 'his ankle We; are indeed sorry that he shoal be laid up at this busy season of* th year. Miss Isabel: Fox, R.N., underwen an. operation in London Hospital on day last week. Miss Lottie Fo'r wa in London to see`her on Saturday: Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Gaunt moved from their Kinloss home last week to their new one on the 9th of E. Wa- wanosh. The neighbours in that com- munity welcome them. Mr. Ezra Scholtz, who has been Linable to work. this winter, hurt his back at a woos' bee last week and is again. unable to work, Miss Ida and Mr. George McQtioid have rented the house, owned by Mr. Hawthorne, of Brantford; which was vacated by Mr. and Mrs,' Ed. Gaunt last week and will move into it the first of May. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Boyd and little daughter, Dorothy, of Listowel, spent the week -end with her parents, Mr., and Mrs. Kenneth Weaver. Mrs. 5. D. Beecroft and Florence spent Saturday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kirk of Seaforth. Mrs. Laura Cerighton and children of Detroit, also Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Kirk of Birmingham, Mich., were there, A golden wedding of interest to this community was held on Monday;. Ap- ril 9, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Patterson of the 13th Con. of Hullett, when his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Patterson, of Hullett, cele- brated their golden wedding at the home where they went when newly wedded. Their far'uily of three daugh- ters, Mrs. Harold Sprung of Londes= boro, Mrs. Clarence Cox of White- church and Mrs. Alec Manning of B 1 raliv- ing ve and two sons Nelson 1 g ,1� ing east of Auburn in Wawanosh, and Ernest' at home, and eleven grand- children, were all present, and among those who attended the first wedding who were again present were: Mrs. McBrien of Virhitechruch, Mrs. Brown of Moncton, and Thos. Anderson of Goderich. Their neice, Miss Olive Sprung, R.N,, of Toronto, was also present. About eighty guests sat down tosupper ands. s p1 et great many more friends t o f ds a tended the reception. at night. Dr. 'Weir of Auburn, gave the toast to the bride and groom and Mr. Roy Patterson of Goderich and Mr. Wm, Patterson replied. The bride and groom of fifty years, received many beautiful gifts, among which was a cabinet phonograph from the family. The company enjoyed danc- ing and games until the wee sena' hours of the morning. Many in this community will take this Opportunity to extend to Mr. and Mrs. 'Patterson their best Wishes for many more years of happy wedded life. The regular monthly meeting of the W.M.S. of Chalmer's Church was held on Thursday last with the Pres- ident, . Mrs. Frank Coulter in the - chair. After the opening exercises, the Scripture readings were read by Mrs. A. 1vlcQuillan, Mrs. John Craig and Miss Annie Kennedy and -sentence prayers were given by Miss McQuoid,. Miss Hughes, Mrs. A, Purdon, Mrs. Ross and Mrs. Coulter, The chapter- team. hapter from the. study Book- was in charge of 'Miss Velma Scott and Mrs. Jac- ques, Mrs, Robt. Mowbray also gave a readying "The Top Shelf." Arrange- inents were made for delegates to 'at- tend the Presbyterial to be held in Kincardine on May° 8th, and nomin- ations for officers were' read ie. a let- ter from i the Cor. -Sec. of Kincardine branch. Miss Ida McQuaid was nom- inated. for Supply Secretary for the Presbyterial. , Miss Dorothy Pollock, nurse -in- training at Guelph Hospital; is. spend- ing her holidays .at the manse ,with her 'tether, Rev. 5, Pollock.. Mr. and Mrs. Roy McGee, of Wing- ham, spent Sunday .with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Henry McGee, Mrs, Leask McGee spent a few days recently in London with her' daugh- ter, Miss Nellie McGee, Mr. and Mrs, Jacksan,Mcl3rien and Mrs. Oliver Mcl3rien and Doris of Auburn, spent Monday last with the litter's sister, Mrs. Jas. Laidlaw, Mrs. Thos. Gaunt and John motor- ed to Teeswater on Sunday to visit with Mr, and Mrs. Green, The Easter Thank -Offering meet- ing of the W. M. S. of the United Church was held. on Wednesday last in the Church, with the President, Mrs, Victor Emerson, in the 'chair, Arrangements were made to have a sewing meeting' in ,,the basement to grtilt quilts. for •the Jui e bale, and delegates were named to attend the Presbyterial itt Clinton on May, 14. Misses Anna' May end Susan Carrick 1? s e e am m• d e t e s Thursday, Arpil 26th, 193:4 With Spring In The Air Everybody's Ready For New Things And KING'S Are All Ready To Help You Choose "Just Right" What Is Needed. TWIN DOLLAR DAYS AT WINGFIAM= FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, APRIL 27 and 28. Substantial- savings on a great number of our best selling lines for these two big selling days Here are a -few of the good values: Street Floor Holeproof Imperial Twist Chif- fon Silk Stockings $1.12 All Leather [Purses, Each SUM 3.25 Trefousse Kid Gloves $2.49 New Silk Scarves 79c and $L29 39c Raysheen Dress Goods 4 yards $1.00 $1.69 - 2,95 Printed Crepes $1.25 ,33c Fine Linen Gloss Towels 4 for 98c 22c Fast Color Tommy Prints 5 yards . 95c 29c Anderson Ginghams ..... 19c 85c Down Proof Sateens .... 69c Spring Weight WoollSilk Hose Pair 44c 29c Turkish Toweling . 22c $1.00 Redi-Cut Face Towels 50c 29c Fine Linen Serviettes 2 for 29c Look Ladies! Great saving. on Table Lin- ens. All our high priced sets of cloth with matching -.nap- kins, normally priced $20.00, $22.50, $24.50 and $26.00. Dollar Days A Third Off. lactiammismapssinzaaanueuner Dollar Days - A Third Off. All Linen Towelling. 8 yds. $1.00 Good Factory Cotton 7 yds: 98c Soft Nursery Flannelette, 6 yards for $1.00 95c Bunny Kimino Cloth 79c White Steam Loom, 8 yds. $1.00 Lily white Pillow Cottons 39c 85c Wabasso Lion Sheeting 69c 81 " Turco Natural Sheeting 49c Lovely Bath Towels 25 and 39c Face Towel Bargain Reg. 85c $1.00fine Linen i e 'n en Huck Face Towels, els Dollar Days Only 2 for $1.00 Print Cambrics 35c yd. 3 yd. $1. $1.00 Drapery Chintz 2 yds. 98c 25c Turkey Red Chintz 5 yd. 95c $1.75 Tapestry Covering ... $1,29 $1.45 Real Celanese Hangings for only 95c 25c. Frilled Curtainings, 5 yd 95c $2.00 Lovely Draperies , $1.49 Silk Curtain Special ......... $1.00 $1.50 Orient Silk Stockings Pair 41.00; air s ...$1.79 39c Rayon Silks, 3 yds. $1.00 (Plain and brocade) 35c Winnie Winkle Lingerie Cloths, 3 yds. 89c 59c Watson's Vests - Bloomers - Panties; 2 for $1.00 To $6.00 Gossard, Nemo -Flex Foundation Garments $2.98 $1.25 to $1.50 Kayser Suede Gloves 98c $1.49 to 1.95 Silk Flat Crepes and Satins, All Colors, per yard $1.00 $1.19.' All Silk Habitau ....,... 89c New Seersucker Crepes 29c Kayserette Pajamas ............... $1:39 .. 100 Dress Buckles, Many Styles, out they go, each 25c 5c Wool Mendings 4 for 15c Kotex, .Modess, 3 for 59c 25c Wo:men's Initial Handker- chiefs 7 for $L00 Spring Underwear $1.50 Women's Knit Combin- ations 75c Children's Sleeveless Vests 15c Children's Knit Drawers 13c Bargains in Silk Dresses Principally women's sizes in Blues, Browns and Prints. Ex- cellent materials and styles, regularly priced to $15.00, Dol- lar Day Bargain $8.88, Street Floor Forsyth Shirts $1.95 Lines $L79 $2.50 Lines $2.19 $2.95 Lines $2.59 Boys' Wool Golf Hose ......... 59c 750 Neck Ties 59c Boys' or Girls' Fine Jerseys 69c Little Boys' Sweater Coats 1.29 25c Bow Ties, 3 for ...:,_......59c' Men's 39c So; 3 pairs $1.00 Boys' Shirts 79c Matching collar styles in sizes 122 to 14. Regularly priced at $1.50. Out they go at 79c. Men's Fine Suede Gloves ... 79c Boys' Whoopee. Pants ............ 79c Men's Khaki Pants ' $1.00 $6.50 Men's Navy Blue Paints only $4.95 To $3:25 Boys' Khaki Com- binations ... ..............._... :........,.,$1.98 Odd Sizes Brock and Sack- ville Hats $2.98 Big 88 Overalls and Smocks 1.89 Men's and Boys' Broadcloth Combinations $1.00 Men's $1.50 Work Shirts :.$1.00 Men's Suede Work Shirts $1.00 All Wool Work Socks 5 pr. 1.00 Austin All Wool Lap Rugs $1.39 Second Floor 20 Women's and Misses' Spring Coats at 86.00 Women's Long Sleeve Fine Silk Blouses $1.98 100 Smart Spring Hats Styles y es for Misses and Women Martha Washington House - Dresses, New Colors and Styles $1.50, $1.95, $2.50 InfamikotmemrolomattilialmonellemainMilmonftnalit 15 Women's Silk Dresses 2.98 Flat Crepes, Georgette, Sat- ins - Real Bargains. 7 only Girls' Coats at $3.85 2de d. wide Linoleum Y $2.79 Barrymore Room Rugs Less 10 to 20% $L00 Oil Window Shades ... 79c 25c White Wood Curtain. Poles only 10c 25 Boys' O r y Prince Suits $9.85 Wonderful Values - All have Extra Trousers. Extra Men's Suits, Sizes 38 Dollar Days Only Less 20% Men's Top Coats Fine Tweeds and Covert Cloths $11.50 - $13.75 - $16,95 Women's Wear Smart Coats and Swagger Suits Knitted Ensembles New Dresses A' big range from which- to choose. Shop Early on . Dollar Days. 10 Women's Navy Suits -$9.85 Wonderful Values, fine French Twills, all silk lined. Finger tip and three quarter lengths. Dol- lar Day Bargain $9.85. Men's New 'SleevelessSweaters Dollar Day Special $1.49 Win King's Prize- A Beautiful Linoleum Rug A free ticket given with every Dollar purchase, The more dol- lars you spend with King's the more chances you have to win this fine prize. Shop at King's on Dollar Days, and Stretch . the Buying Power of Your Dollars Tremendously. Phone 71. Winghara, Ont. sang a duet and Mrs. Win, Beecroft Bert Reed and Mrs. ros, Tiffin then sang a duet and after prayer by Mrs. Wightman, the meeting was dismiss-- ed. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Gaunt and; babe, of. Marnoch, spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mts. Fred Dav- idson, Mn Alec. Coluter is assisting with farnt work at the home 'of Mr. Peter O'Malley for the next few months. Mr. Jas. Falconer did the first sower ing of this section of the country on Saturday, finishing sowing a field of a ftearty dapping of the hands. Mrs, oats. led in prayer. Mrs. T. C. Wilkinson was then called on to address the meeting. She spoke of "Joy, My Joy I Give Unto You" and in a very in- teresting manner showed how pcopie should get joy out of nature, in all seasons, in one's work, from art and music arid reading and in service to mankind. hers. Emerson spoke of the pleasure it gave the ,society to have, Mrs.,lWilkinson address them, and liars, J, Il, Beecroft moved a vote of thanks which was, conveYed to her by IN 111'