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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1934-08-02, Page 8PAGI a I -1T VSrIN TTA ADVANCE -TIMES Thursday, August Znd, 1934 SHOW STARTS AT 8 P.M. Thursday, Friday, Saturday, August 2nd, 3rd, 4th WILL ROGERS AND ZASU PITTS in---- --- "MR. SKITCH" A Very Fumy Hard Luck Story Two Reel Comedy --- "The Caretaker's Daughter" And Fox News. NEXT WEEK: "The Masquerader" a. EYES n GLASSES FITTED R. A. REID, Leading Eyesight Specialist of Stratford for 16 years, comes to Williams' Jewelry Store, Optical Department,. EACH WEDNESDAY MORNING from 9.00 until 12.00. Have your eyes examined by an expert and be sure o£ satisfaction. Glasses adjusted without charge. Quick service on, all repairs. Williams'Jewellery Store OPTICAL DEPT., R. A. REID, REG. OPTOMETRIST. 1 1 4V 44 WHITECHURCH Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Fallohay • and daughter, Vera, of Toronto, and Mrs. Cane and littIe son and her mother, Mrs. Sam Thompson, motored from there on Saturday and spent the week- end. with relatives here, theformer with, her brother, Mr. Chas. Martin, and sister, Mrs. Bert Thompsonand the latter with Mrs. Herson Irwin. Mr, Angus MacKay, returned mis- sionary from India, took the services very acceptably here in Chalmer's Church on Sunday morning and also at Langside and Calvin. The following were guests at the home of Mrs. A. Fox.- 'on Sunday: Miss Kate Smith, of Hamilton and May Smith, and Mr. and Mrs. Bryans and sons, Stewart and Jack of Walton. Mrs. Coutts and friend from Mount A ReaiHigh Class Shoe For Women Is The Medcalf Moreover Medcalf shoes, are: beautiful in appear- ance, made of the very finest grades of leather. Combination, Fitting, and made in widths. That is "Very Narrow, Medium, Wide and Extra Wide". In fact they are'made to fit any normal foot. And the best of all is the Low Price for strictly High Shoes for Women, namely $5.00 $6.00 per pair In fact we venture to state that as far as actual quality is concerned Medcalf Shoes are equal to.reg- lar $7.50 Shoes. The above may seem like a large statement, but it is never -the -less a statement we, are prepared to hack u with goods and we invite all women who like. real high Footwear, at a Moderate Price to call ,and .set thein. sembenevoraseemanrom SCROGGINS SHOE FOR YOUNG LADIES KNOWN AS The Chatelaine t, above 1i1 ind'ou+'fi Priced at $3.95 and also n'iade in widths combination fitting and are . real classy line at . l moderate price. low being shorn in our North better . till, Come In and See Thetl!••l., 1 Forest spent the week -end with her sister, Mrs, Carrick. Mrs, Will Shaw and Children of Toronto are spending the holidays Here with her mother, Mrs.`'MacGreg- or and other relatives, • Miss Edith McClenaghan of Bel - grave 'is visiting at the home of her uncle, Mr. Wm. Barbour. Mr, and Mrs, Malcolm Green, who have been visiting with her parents, left on Friday for their home at North Bay. The officers and their wives of the Turnberry Agricultural Society held a very successful meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Henry last Tuesday evening, The various conlm- ittees were kept busy during the even- ing revising the Fall Fair list, and made some interesting changes. Lun- ch was served and a : social time eeel- joyed, • Mr. I. Wright of Turnberry thanked thehost and hostess for the use of their home and for their con- tinuous interest for the welfare of the Turnberry society, and Mr. Benson Cruikshank seconded Mr. Wrights motion for a hearty handclap. Mr Henry responded, saying he thought if the society continued to show as much enthusiasm in the future as they had that night, its future was assured. All joined hands and sung, "for they are Jolly good fellows" Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Coulter and Flora, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ross and Kenneth and Donald, spent Thur- sday last with Mrs. Foster of Bay- field. Miss Olive Terriff and Mr. Mala colni Ross . spent Sunday with Mrs. Turner of Lucknow. Many regret the serious illness of Mrs. Chas. l.Vightman and hope to hear of her unproved condition. The Mission Circle is meeting on Friday at the home of Mrs. J. G. Gillespie and the mission, band are holding a social on Saturday at the home of Mrs. Bert Reed. The Misses Doris, Eilein and Fay McClenaghan were visiting last week at the home of their uncle; Mr, El- wood Barbour of Fordyce.' Mrs. Bert Kennedy and children, who were visiting with her sister, Mrs, Lance Grain, returned to their home in Toronto on Sunday. The following are the names of the students of Mr. A. E. Cook of West- field, who were ` succes`sful in passing the piano examinations held recently in Wingham in connection with the Toronto Conservatory of Music. His. entire class of eight students were successful, and many received hon- ours. Elementary piano, Vivian Straughan, (hon.); Rhea Shaw, (hon); :Luella Taylor (hon.); Zeta 'Munro (hon.) Primary piano, Irene Taylor, hon.) Mary Munro (hon.); Ruth Hillborn, Junior piano, Helen Shaw (hon.) We extend our congratulations to both teacher and pupils, for their splendid work. Mr. Cook is well kno- wn in Whitechurch where he contin- ues to teach to many pupils and train the choir of the United Church. Mr. Arthur Oliver, the well-knowntea- cher of piano at the Conservatory of Music, Toronto, was the examiner. Miss Nellie McGee of London has. been in London Hospital where she went through an operation for acute appendicitis, two weeks ago. Her mother, Mrs. Leask McGee has been with her and they are planning to return home this week, Mrs. Goyeau, who spent the past few weeks here with her daughter, Mrs, Aldin Purdon, returned to her home in Leamington last Monday. Born—on Tuesday, July 24th, to Mr, arid Mrs. Gordon Elliott of East Wawanosh, a daughter. The following families enjoyed a picnic at Harbour Park,.Goderich, an, Friday: Mr. and Mrs. B, S. Naylor, Mr. and Mrs. George Naylor and son, Mr. and Mrs. Sowter Taylor and son, and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Naylor and children of Chatham. Mr, and Mrs. John Sobers and his brother all from Ohio, have been vis- iting with their sister at Blyth and last week spent a day with old friends on the 10th con,and admired the way in which the Bethel cemetery had been straightened up bast year. Her parents are buried theee; Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Falconer and family, and Mr, and Mrs. Jas. Fal- coner and Loisvisited with Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Welwood of Caledon for a few days last week. 'Renison Stayed to spend the holidays there. Quite a large number attended the community picnic at 'the 10th bridge on Friday last. A. good program of games and races was carried through successfully, many went in swinxnning. and many participated- it the,' base- ball games, A good supper was served and all enjoyed the social time. Mr ,ancl Mrs. Lorne John,ton of Cedar Valley and Mrs. Farrier and• Winnifred, Olive and Garnet, loft on !Saturday to Muskoka, where they will ispend a week at the beach, Mr. Bert Culliinore and others left hero on Wednesday to attend the re- union at the 6th con. school and he asafsted with the evening program, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Appleby and, �altildren of Turti erry, 'spent Sunday t o>s n ori p Now It's August ust and not too soon to think of early • Fall and School Things. o SPECIAL VALUES AT p KING'S Sale of IPrinted Silk at 98c, O that usually sells up to $2,50 per .q yard, just the thing for girl's 0 dresses, blouses and jumper tops various lengths 1 %2 to 21/2 yards 6Come early for these. • Zephyr Wool Checks, beauti- 0 ful cloths, washable, yard wide, Half Price 69c, fine for school 0 dresses. e Bedroom. Drapery in pretty shade of plain blue, 50 inches O wide, Half Price per yard 59c. p Lovely Printed! Voiles 3 yards ep for $71,00. Finest 85c Printed ilPiques 49c. Beautiful Silk Voil- es arid Patterned Georgette 1.19. KAYSER ro p The best Dollar Hose in town Chiffon or Service weights, Silk Windsor Ties 49c; Cotton Stockings 15c. Crepe Pajamas M $1.39; $1.50-Women's'Combina- { tions 69c; Girl's Cotton 'Drawers 6 2 pairs 25c; Rubber Bridge n Cloths 49c; Infants White Dres A ses 50e; Girl's Lisle -Silk Sox li19c; Turkish Towels 69c, 85c to $1.50. S6aled o7f PYlltS d 60 p 68 Save anc per yar• new patterns at these savi,ngs =99 Men's Good Values Fine Wool Sweaters $1.00 and $1.49; Diamond check, cotton 0M socks 4 pairs 89c; Extra Silk Ties 2 for $1.00; Any Straw Hat 0 O for $1.00; Fine Flannel Blazers f $1.98; Boys', Cotton Knicker Hose 29e; Special Sale Prices on Men's Suits' in the larger sizes; Holeproof Socks 49c; Wool Swim Suits $1.69; Belts, Braces, o 0 0 Garters- 50c: • me ® Women's Wear ri Cotton. Voile Dresses $1..95 a and $2.95; Sport Sockees 35c; Pique Skirts $1.95; Organdy Blouses — Sale of Summer Mil- linery and Special Low Prices on Women's and Misses' Coats M for August holidays. •W p IT ALWAYS PAY TO SHOP AT KING'S. •••••••••••••0 — — KING ROS.. Phone 7L Butterick Patterns. isausammanselesesseemeasesse ANNOUNCING EYE SIGHT SERVICE F. T. ARMSTRONG Registered Optometrist will be in our store every Thurs- day afternoon. EYES TESTED FREE Glasses Fitted Only When Neces- sary. Special attention given to Children. • W. R. 'HAMILTON JEWELER at the home of Mr .and Mrs. j. D, Beecroft. Mr, and Mrs. A, E, Lanning and Son,, Jack of Toronto and Mrs. J. J. Wilson of Wingltanr and ter 'daughter Miss Annie 'Wilson,t-visited one day last week with Mr, and Mrs, Russel Gaunt, Miss Leah Currie of Toronto is with Mrs. Gaunt this week. Miss Dunlop .of Toronto has been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs: ;J. 13, Morrison. Mr. and Mrs, Archie Patterson and. children of Lucknow, visited on Sun- day with lied .parents, Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Taylor, and Ross is staying over this week, Johnston and Denton, Moore of Toronto, are spending their Holidays at the home of their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Johnston. Mrs. Cecil Chamney and Ann of East Wawanosh .spent the week -end in Wingham with her Aunt, Miss Mar- tha Casemore. Mrs. Hardie. Simpson and children from Culross,visited with her parents Mr. ,and Mrs. Will Conn on Tuesday last, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold John- ston of Lucknow visited her on Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. J. Johnston and Miss Mabel, and Mr. and Mrs. Gershom Johnston and three children of East Wawanosh, spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Thos. Ellis of Howick. Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Cox spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Patterson of Auburn and Miss Eleanor Sprung and Miss Kathleen Patterson, who had been visiting with their uncle and aunt for the past two. weeks, returned to their respective homes at Londesboro and Auburn. Mr. Roy MacGregor and Wilfred Jacques left on Saturday for their work at Sudbury. Mrs. Walter Lott had the misfort- une to have her new rubber coat taken front the buggy, when it was in the United Church shed in Winhatn on Saturday night, and although it had been well wrapped. up in another coat and put, safely back under.the seat cf the buggy, it had been searched out and stolen. Mr. and Mrs. Blue and family of Detroit and Mrs. Anderson, of St. Helen's, spent. Sunday with Mr. and. Mrs. Robt. Purdon. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Thompson and family of Tillsonburg, spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Robinson. BELGRAVE Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Wightnian and Phyllis spent Sunday with relatives at Stratford. Kenneth Wheeler and Ross 'Ander- son spent the week with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Wheeler at Brussels. Vernon Messer of Palmerston is holidaying with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. I3. Armstrong. Mrs. Watson' and daughter, Wilma, of Gorrie, spent a couple of days with 1Virs. C. R. Coultes. Mrs: J. Burke of Port McNicol was a visitor with her parents; Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Anderson. Mrs. Ross Anderson of Wingham, visited here • with relatives. - Mr. Cameron Geddes of Chatham, spent a few days at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Geddes. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wightman of Gore Bay, are viistors with relatives here. C. R. Coultes spent the week -end in. Toronto, having shipped a carload of cattle on Saturday. W. Henderson of Lucknow also shipped a car of cattle Saturday. Mrs. Belle Powers and daughters of Rockwood, are visitors with her sis- ter, Mrs. Orval Taylor, Miss Mary Coultes, of Toronto, vis- ited with relatives here. tdNo outward change need trouble him. who is inwardly serene." --Hosea. Ballou. WINGHAM'S FAVOURITE STORE MONEY SAVING VALUES FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY Rayon Silk Lingerie Popular styled panties, many in the new mesh weaves, 'others lace trimmed, choice buttonof elastic at waist ort top, 49c Reg. to 79c Misses' Girdles Popular styled girdle of light weight material, wide elastic in- serts over hips, lightly boned over abdomen, four hose 79 �' supports, special- a Ladies' Fine Slips , Suede finished material in these popular styled slips, shaped top with ajustable shoulder straps, lace trim top and bot- tom, reg. 1.79, each •4 Mexican Beach Hats Ideal for Summer wear, or at the beach, wide 'brims, light weight straw, reg. to 7(, Ci $L25, each 77 Linen Tea Towelling For ease and satisfaction, must have pure, linen for tea towels, this has colored borders, 20 in- ches wide, priced per el yard. Ladies' Cotton Bloomers Summer weight, full roomy size, elastic at waist and 1 9 C knees, reg, 33c Ladies' Fine Bloomers Full size bloom of finely' knit ve pure stripe Hemmed Cases Sturdy weight pillow eases with deep "hems in 40 and 42 inch widths, regular 29c. 23c Each Ladies' Rayon Hose Dull finished rayon hose with stretchy top with full fashioning marks and panel heel, shades,pair 2 ✓ C popular , Ladies' Cotton Hose Fine Cotton Bose for everyday wear, yet fine enough for good' appearance, semi fashioned with comfortable styled foot, 1laC Pair 7 Jap Colored Cloths These dainty colored cloths are easily laundered, white centres with deep ,,,patterned hems in blue, 45 inch size, 39 c Each ..... 7 /Boys' Coveralls Sturdy Cotton materials that stand constant laundering and wear, sizes 2 to $ years, 7A C reg. 98c, price l 1 aa7! Men's Khaki Pants Regular values. to $1,95 in these good looking trousers for sum- mer wear, On sale 1.00 at Summer Golf Hose Fancy turn down tops, ribbed style in this 'popular styled boys hose, all sizes, reg. 23c, 1 C a Pair O EAST WAWANOSH Mrs: Rachel Sturgeon of Alvinston visited .last week with her sister, Mrs. Tom, Irwin. Miss Doris Bates of Toronto is spending a week with Mr. and Mrs. Torn Irwin. Mr. and Mrs. Ed, Bates and family, also Miss Alice Fralick, of Brussels, visited at Tom Irwin's on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. Failahay and Vera. and Mrs. King motored frown Toronto and spent the week -end with their sisters, Mrs. Bert Thompson and Mrs. Herson Irwin. now - GREAT TAKE advantage of a real bargain! Kellogg's Corn Flakes are today's ' outstanding value in cereals. Many servings from the big package at a cost of only a few cents. Grocers are featuring Kellogg's for a limited time only. Buy now! Made by Kellogg in London, Ont. HEADQUARTER FOR HAWE'S FLOOR WAXES AND POLISHES. FULL LINE OF SWEET PICKLE SUGAR CURED MEATS PRICED RIGHT — CUT -- RATE -� PRICES— The Store where Quality counts — Lower Prices Always, without lowering the standard by Cheaper Brands of Groceries. We just ask you to compare our prices and you will be convinced' you save more money by buying from us. --- Prices good from Thursdiay, Aug. 2nd to August 8th. PORK AND BEANS 16 oz, Chef . 5c tin PEAS Good quality, special 12e tin MATCHES 3 boxes for 23c FRENCH PREPAR- 'Eb MUSTARD Jar 9c CORN, Choice lrc tin Sweet Corn ;10c tin WESTON'S SODA BISCUITS 1 1b, pkge Ile Certo, for preserving, 28e Mustard Pickles, sweet, 27 oz. Parowax, 2 pkgs ; 24c Icing Sugar; 2 1b. ................17c Shredded Cocoanut,' 1 lb.. .....18c jar, special 25c Chloride of Lime, 2 pkgs . ...23c Seedless Relents,' 2 lbs. 24c Cheese, 2 /2 lb. pkg$ for ..........25e Sweet Pickles, 13'/ oz. jar ......,1,9e Pure Vinegars 45c gal Muffets, 2 pkgs for 19c n Coleman's a Sausage for 16c lb Zinc Jar Rings 23c doz. Peko-bud Tea, % 1b. 21c Best Walnuts, shelled 36c lb g PEANUT BUTTER McLaren's or Eowe's 24 and 26 oz. jars 22e TOMATOES 21/e size tins for 9c tin BAKING POWDER SPECIALS Guaranteed Pttre Lily Brand, 1 lb. tin for ................1.5c Bake -bite Brand, 1 lb. tin 15c 1VIcLAREN'S JELLY CAMPBELL'S POWDERS SPAGHETTI 4 pkgs. for ,,,.., ..... ,17c Large tin 9e tin 1Vlanitoba Rose Flour, 98 ib, bags for $2 39 iNew honey, white Clover in pails or tins Quality Brand Flour, 98 1b. bags for ,-.,.... $• 23, Roney in the comb, just at 25c box Honest Weight and Best Brands. "WE KEEP DOWN;`I'l P' Phone 17, We Deliver;. Give u a trial UJa