The Wingham Advance Times, 1935-04-18, Page 8!A
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IT PAYS TO SHIP AT KING'S
For
EASTER NEEDS
MORE NEW COATS SUITS AND
SPRING DRESSES are just to hand.
ORIENT CREPE AND KAYSER CHIFFON
HOSE 69c, 89c, $1.00 are big values.
PRETTY COLLARS - NEW LINGERIE
are sure to be wanted.
Nemo -Flex
Gossa
rd
Foundation Garments $1:95, $3.50 to $8.00
'for the best figure control:
Millinery
200 Smart Hats from which
to choose New styles - New
Colors.
SPECIAL
Girls' Coags "- $5.00.
7 only in the lot - principally ,
Navy and Skipper Blues - sizes
are 8, 12 and 14 years.
Bargain ,each $5.00..
Misses' Coats -'$5.00
12 only in this group - Good
spring colors, Sands, Blues,
Greys. Sizes for short figures.
Bargain each $5.00.
Boys' Easter Suits $9.85
Smartly tailored Tweeds, are
these good Iooking boys' suits,
all sizes 25 to 32, and each has
two pants. Extra value at $9.85
Gold Hose 59c. Blouses 89c
Belts 39c.
Headquarters for Men's Good
Suits, Top Coats and
Haberdashery.
Come to King's and :`let then
help you to buy Smart Clothes
for. Easter!
Easter Groceries
at King's
The best Honey 50c
65c Black Tea, fine flavor..,49c
Forest City Baking Powder 25c
Large. bottle Queen Olives .23c'
Excellent Cheese, 2 lbs. .....
M29e
Ridea uHa11 Coffee 49c
McCormick's Soda Biscuits10c
Extra large Peanut Butter 25c
Infants' Delight. Soap 4 bars 23s
New Molasses, 3' for .._.-.... ...... .29c
Easter Eggs Fresh Butter!
Fret Delivery
WING. -IAM ADVANCE -TIMES
Mrs. Walter Lott:
Mr. and Airs. Roy Patton of. Lu
spent the week -end with her moth
Mrs. A. Fox.
Mr, 5; D. Beecroft is unloading
ear, load tat Scottish ,Fertilizer ut
nation this week,
Mrs. A. Emerson spent a few da
test week in.Wingham with her da
Ritter, N[lss Lila Emerson,
Mr. Robt. Mowbray 'received t
job of building a long bridge throu
Paisley and will commence work ti
week,
Miss Gladys Garton and 1V[r, .13
Simpson of London visited on Su
day at the home of her parents, l
and Mrs. George Garton.
Messrs. Chas. Gillespie and iV[il
Moore attended a meeting of the bas
ball enthusiasts at ,Auburn last We
nesday evening, and they are havin
, meeting here this week
organize' a local team. All who a
interested are invited to attend.
Miss Clara. P'tnrdon 'of 'Wingha
spent the Week -end with her sist.
Mrs. Cecil 'Falconer.
• Ilrs. Wm. Garton and daught
Jean of Leamington, spent last' wee
here at the home of his parents, M
and Mrs. ,Geo.. Garton.
A pleasant time was .spent at th
Hall on Wednesday night at the In
titute Home. Group games were play
cd, and contests, after which lune
was served and the young folks da
ced until closing time.
The Mission Band of the Unite
Church are holding their Social even
ing on Monday, April 22.,
Mrs. Tey Dr. Grierson, retbarite
missionary from Korea will address
meeting in the Unitech Church • her
on Wednesday, April 24. The ladie
of the :Presbyterian Church have bee
invited to attend. All are Welcome. I
is expected that !many old friends wil
be present to welcome Mrs. Grierson
as she spoke .here on her former• fur
lough.
Mrs. Norrish and Ivir. and Mrs
Walter Robson ofVlralkerton, visited
at the home of the former's brother,
Mr. Wm, Barbour on Sunday.
Mrs. C. Borthwick of, Hamilton,
spent a week with her sister, Mrs.
Chas. .Gillespie.
I Mr.' and, Mrs. J. K. Shook and
slaughter Patsy of London, spent'Sun-
day at the home of Mrs. A. Fox, Miss
.ettie Fox who has been visiting in
-onclon returned home- with them.
Mr.
and Mrs. r
d ir. Duncan Kennedy of
1Vinghani visited with Mrs. Murray
on Sunday.
Miss Lorna McClenaghan of Wing-
hani.spent tite week -end with her. par-
ents, Mr, and Mrs, Ren McClenaghan.
Miss Elsie Lang
side,
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. e He cl�lcy of
spent a. few days last week with Mrs•
Eddie Moore.
Mr, I3 rice Moore • of. Palmerston
spent the past week at the home of
his. uncle, M•. Arthur Moore.
The Culross young people are putt-
ing on their play, "The Antics of
Andrew" in the Hall• On Thursday
night and the young people of Brick
church are putting on their play that
night in the church. The'play is "Civil
Service".
Those Who have commenced seed-
ing operations have had .a rest from
their labors' on arannnt of the snow
and frost.
lir. WilfredRobinson had his ton-
nils removed in the General Hospital,
Toronto, last week.
Mrs. Win. Young of .Langside is
r isiting wit,hher daughter, Mrs. Eddie
Moore.
Mr. and Mrs, Petrie Pennington
and .family of Culross spent Sunday
at the home of her brother,: Mr. Wet1-.
dell Taylor.
'Mr. and Mrs. Harkness of Toronto
Visited over the week -end n'ith. his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George 'Hark-
iiess.
Mrs. Leask McGee has` been in
Independence, Mo., attending the fun-
eral of her mother, Mrs, Geo. A. Tay-
lor, who dried on Arpil 7th in :the
' hos'pital there. Besides Mr. Taylor and
Mrs. McGee, two sons sttrvive, Mel-
vin, of Regina, and Arthur of Inde-
pendence, The funeral on Tuesday,
was conducted by Pastor' Sheehy. Her
many friends of East Wawanash •ex-
tend sympathy in her bereavement,
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WHITECHURCH
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Harrison, of
London and her mother, Mrs. Bell of
Winghant visited with Miss Catherine
Ross on Sunday last.,
About twenty ladies of the Won1-
en's Institut ntotored`to Lueknow on
Friday day last and attended the nleetingg.
there, held at the home of Mrs. Net -
son Bushel. The ladies from here mere
in the charge o fthe program, with
tate President, \frs.Gattnt in the chair.
Mrs, Grain gave the paper on the
topic,and six young ladies demon-
-strated bandaging of the head, arm
and finger, The ladies of the Lucknow
Institute then put on a contest which
was won by the Whitechurch ladies'.
Lunch was, served and a social ;haif-
hour Was spent,
lir. and Mrs. Orval Newby and
little 'son of London visited over the
Week -end with her parents, Mr. and
HOW MANY
TIMES A DAY
AND: EACH TIME YANK
DOWN THE CORSET.
nu'backENos THAT
GESTURE
titt'6ct,ck PERMITS
FREEDOM OF ACTION
AT ALL TIMES.,
7► bdcCooee Nc5,•
STRAIN GARTSkS• ENDS
STOCKING RUNS.
SKILLED CORSETIERES WILL SELECt 71.1E.
PROPER' STYLE FOR YOU.
YOU WILL NEVER WANT YOUR OLb
GARMENT AGAIN!
MAKERS
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Paris. London, i Te r York, welcome Nu -Hack
as the supreme creation in moder.^n :foundation gar-
ments. meats. ,Imagine - •':firm figure control, incredible
comfort blended in one glor°iotlsly smart garment,,
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NU -BACK SOLD IN WINGHAM ,AT
ASHFIELD
Mr, Wilfred Farrisil, of Courey's'
Corners, has tented the 800 -acre Mac-
Intyre farm, 12th con. near Lothain,
and is busy getting in the spring
grain.
Sorry to hear of ` Mr, Win. Sher -
wood's sickness. The family were alt
home for the week-cnd, Mrs. Watson
of Nile, Mrs. Jim McWhinney, Dun-
gannon, Mrs, Bob IVIcGinni , near
Teeswatet•, and Mrs. Adair Johnston,
near Courcy's Corners, • We trope to
see Mr. Sherwoodaround again soon.
112r: and. 'Mrs. rs. Steve St6thers, of Ar-
thur, spent a few days with his sister,
Mrs. Henry Horton and 1eir. Horton,
near Ma,feking.
Mr., and Mrs, Cyril Camphpll and
Ytily st>ent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Roulstc n, of C)IiVc:t,
Mrs. Sato Sherwood silent Sunday
with her slaughter, Mrs, Andy Gaunt,
12tH eon, West Wawanosk.
losations
k.i
Smart Warrendale
Easter Shirts
tea. ..,.,,.,..,sta.,®
Just Arrived
Separate collars and collar
attached, geniune broadcloths,
new spring patterns, best shirt
value known. Plain white, fan-
cy checks,neat patterns and
stripes.
Priced at
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Sizes 14 to 171/2.
anna & Co. Ltd
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IMIESISTASSffil
Smokeless Ash Tray 35c
Zipper Pouches 25c
and u.
Pipes, Lighters and everything
in the line of Smokers'
Sundries,
Omar Haselgrove's
Tobacconist.
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CUT RATE WATCH
REPAIRS
ARE SELDOM
SATISFACTORY
Inferior r r ma "r'
to gals and parts
are very often used, with the re-
sult that : in a short time the
watch' is probably worse than it
was
before.
If you want a real good job
bring your watch to
WILLIAMS The. JEWELLER.
Only genuine material used.
High class workmanship and
satisfaction guaranteed, at very
moderate prices.
George Williams
For Watch Repairs
Official C.N.R. Watch. Inspector
Wingham Phone 5.
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BELGRAVE
To Give Prizes at School Fair
The April meeting of the Iielgrave
Farmers' Club was, held at the .home
of Mr, Carl Pr r.ter' 5711 Tuesttajr., :cvve;i '
ing last week when there was a :good
attendance present. The president,
Cecil Wheeler, conducted the meeting,
A report on the mixing of fertilizer
showed that a large amount was be-
ing mixed. It was decided to give
prizes at the Belgrave School Fair•
An invitation to hold •the May meet-
ing at the home of Stcw':trt Procter -
was accepted At the conclusion of
the•i1ieeting'lulidli' was served and a
social time enjoyed.
Master Forrest Young who has
been under thio doctor's care:was tak-
en to the Children's Hospital in Lon-
don on Tuesday for further treatment.
Mr.' and Mrs. Stewart McBurney
spent \\rednesday at London.
Miss ;hear!. Jamieson of the village
is under the doctor's care at present.
C. R. Coultes spent Monday in To-
ronto.
Norman Stonehouse and daughter,
Shirley, spent a few days with his
Parents, Mr, and Mrs. R. Stonehouse.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Yule and Miss
Bern; and Mr. and Mrs, W. J. Ged-
des visited with 11Ia. and Mrs,. Joe :GiY-•
tle, of Winthrop, on Sunday.
Miss Sara, Cole, of London, spent
the week -end with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. Cole,
Presented Play
A very enjoyable evening was spent
on Friday night urhen the Young Peo-
ple of Knox Presbyterian Church pre-
sented: their play ;`Eyes of Love." The
play was of splendid character and
moral. The actors alltook their parts
well. Between acts a reading by Mrs.
C. W. Scott, a solo by Doris Scott,
solos by Clifford Logan, violin num-
bers by Jas. Young, Were much en-
joyed.
First Caddie; "What's your man
like, Charlie?" •
Second Caddie: "Left-handed, and
keeps his change in his right-hand
pocket."
ST. HELENS
The 'meeting of the Y. P. S. on
Sunday evening was in charge of(4.je
citizenship conmmittee with Mr. \Vib..-
lace Miller, convenor. 'Kathleen Thoni
read the Scripture lesson and com-
ments, and Charles McDonald gave
the Bible'character of Daniel, The
topic "What is Peace, and Why .do
we hate War?" was taken by Jean
Thorn.
Miss Greta Webb is a visitor with
friends at Grand Valley.•
Mrs. Wilkinson spent the week -end-..
with her mother, llrs. Coiling, at
Ripley.
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IT IS SAID THAT YOUNG LADIES
Pay Little �•4�r rte 'Hon
Pay
TO ADVERTISEMENTS AS A RULE
they are much inol-e likely to notice a' nice Window
Display, and we do not criticize than for that
BUT WE HOPE TO ATTRACT THEIR AT-
TENTION To THE MOST UP-TO-DATE LINE
OF SNAPPY FOOTWEAR MADE BY ANY
CANADIAN MAKER, NAMELY:
Sir Wit; .,. - CI , t l i
ng
Sc oggilns make it a point to scour the Shoe Styles
of the North Am.er-ican Continent for the very lat..
est in Shoedoin and as a consequence they rank
first, when 'it comes to producing
THE VERY LATEST IN FEMININE
FOOTWEAR CREATIONS
This illustration shows one of the very newest.
Young Ladies like tohave the latest as a rule, and
there is no question in our claim that
SCROGGINS - CHATELAINE TAKE FIRST
PLACE IN THE REALM OF
Footwear
Sold ONLY at
e -,Store.
The Leading !Shue Store of These Parts,
Phone 129 Wh ghall
Thursday, April 18th 1935
Arp
SHOW STARTS AT 8 P.M.
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, April 18th, 19th, 20th
SPECIAL ----r
Story by DOROTHY SPEARS
iiI't hQrytt°�i [abtii
and CHPiRLP.s. BEAHAN [�? !�i,,•l;
Screen play by S. K. LAUREN e +"`?pl1rsret?tyyrVter x nt
James Gow Edmund North
A COLUMBIA, PICTURE
A 'Charming Entertaining Picture for the Entire
•
Family — Grace Moore's singing from "Madame
Butterfly" is something you will long retnernber.
Also
"LOVE AND HISSES"
A Clark and McCullough Comedy
And FOX NEWS.
Admission: Adults 35c, Children 20c.
NEXT WEEK
"IT HAPPENED ONE NIGHT"
Vvr.4' 4's,..a .:::,'m '1+;1 .4"41;.r'..k.r- ,.,py,.e �4.`.>.•s., .r .,
Mr. J. R. Webster and Mr. Wilkin-
sonSr.,S
visited friends s
a d near Ripley
on Thursday.
The Easter Thank -Offering of the
.t.
Harris Mission Band will be held in
the church on Monday afternoon
when h the' ,'
speaker ce
1 rxtll
1 be
Miss
W. D.
I
s
t Rutherford, of Kirkland Lake.
FOU
W ednes.,
April 24th
Thursday,
April 25th
G SALE DAYS
Friday,
April 26th
.Saturday
April 27th
Phone or Mail Orders receive careful and
prompt attention.
McKibbo' s urug Store
Phone 53, 24 stzejapiski,,, Wing ha
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CUT - RATE - PRICES
The Store Where to Buy Your Groceries and. Pot -visions at Less
1Vfoney than Elsewhere.
Extra Granulated SUGAR . , .. 10 Lb. Bag 49c
(With a Grocery Order of $1..00, Sugar Included)
Select Cooking Onions, 5 lbs, 7c Fresh Milled Oatmeal, 72
Sweet Spanish, Onions for 3c lb. Corn Syrup, 5 lb. tin for 35c
Thistle Baking Powder 1 lb. 15c - ,Brooms 34c, 42c, 49c and 69c
Livingstone's Quick Oats .,. 18c Bulk Coffee, McLaren's Invinc-
Horne's Breakfast Cup Coffee, ible Special Blend, cut price
(3 blends) 1/2 lb. pkg, ......... 15c ib, 24c
1 Ib. pkg. for 29c Huron Toilet Tissue, 3 for 12c
Horne's Sun-Dryd Pure Coffee Blue Bird Toilet Tissue 3 for 21c
✓z lb. tin 23c; 1, 1b. tin 45c Fancy Apricots 26c; Peaches 19c
Aunt Jainima Pancake Flour , 20 oz. net Pkg.'14c
HoEraieach,'s Bluebird Jelly iPowder5ces Eest peanut T3 utter 2 lbs. ,..'25c
Sugar Crisp Corn Flakes 2 ...i5c Salad Tea 'Yellow pkg, �• i1�. 27c
Fresh Dates 2 lb. 17c and 19c Howson Bread Flour' 98 Ib $2.25
Pure Breakfast Cocoa for il,c lb Manitoba Rose, 98 lb. for $2,49
Broken Walnuts, Special 34e ib. Huron Pastry 'Flour 24 5
. c
Aylmer Choice Corn no. 1 tin 6c' Best Blue Rose Rice 2 lbs.1515c
Sliced Breakfast Bacon 1b, 14c Choice Rice, Special 2 ib, 13c'
19e db:..
Fresh LEMONS, Large Size, Special..
"x.Cr�le,tnaix's and Sehneider's Sausages, Weiner.,, Bolognas;:
Bacons, Cottage Rolls, head C
rheese, els., at very ly'ocial 'P;ices..
You Get ere, W !' I OWN THEIJI►* W Deliver.'
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