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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1935-10-31, Page 5L Iiu* cisa r; ttcceber 31st, 1935 hll .. y7,rfu AGE 1,1177E ammaiminiimINISIWASSIMaa 1 Triple Dollar Day Bj osiers McKIBBON'S DRUG STORE H. B. ELLIOTT ESTATE BURK'S LADIES' WEAR BANK OF COMMERCE UNITED FARMERS C0 -0P. GREER'S SHOE ;STORE CHRISTIE'S GROCERY ONTARIO SALVAGE CO. G. MASON & SON H. E. ISARD & CO. DOMINION BANK BIGGS' GROCERY WILLIS' SHOE STORE T. FIELD & CO. REAVIE'S SERVICE STAT. Ct. 3 Triple Da Jar ay ; °osiers RED FRONT GROCERY CRAWFORD'S GARAGE WALKER STORES, LTD. MUNDYS' GROCERY NORTH END GROCERY MURRAY JOHNSON ARMITAGE'S GEO. WILLIAMS' E. WILKINSON MACHAN BROS. KING BROS. OLVER'S GROCERY W. R. HAMILTON. WALKER'S FURNITURE McAVOY'S DRUG STORE HANNA & CO. Sho am i � g the Stores that r1;.,:ir,rn i ,ir�*,„, �ril?�'3 C.�r,'..,,,;Y;e .k�l�+'y'la!:;�14 tt € .T -a peer .IL,1t.11.:gfi2t6i330;;JOTHE. +X.1•w8d y ollar ay Pe na etter alues aI BELMORE The Community Hall was the scene of a large social gathering Tuesday evening, almost seventy being pres- ent when the Young People of the United Church had as their guests the Young People of the Presbyterian Church. The first part of the evening was their regular meeting. The Miss- es Stokes supplied the music on the piano, violin and guitar. After this, . _...._ --___.......,,w.d.., ? etc."-�, p:::C,•;''C, ,:' all went to the basement where games ; out lunch was served. All declared it Mr. Delbert Clegg made a trip to Dom, of Canada 4139 105,00 106:75 Calgary Power . 5 were put on by Reg. Moore of Tees-� the best night's fun for some time. London this week, . 160 92.00 94.50'' water. The old basement fl oor groan-; Mi. Moore will be .welcome back at ed beneath laughter and song. Misses 'any time. Maggie Bell Stokes and Ruth played The United Church Congregatio for the frolic. When all were tired held .Thanksgiving :service in th Community Hall Thursday morning All partook of a ; fowldinner in th basement. Abundance of fowl and al good things were in evidence. Afte dinner a splendid programme was pu on. This was a day to be remember ed and a lost opportunity for those that were'notthere, Mr. Win. Mundell of Wingham, was in the village Thursclay and took dinner with the old parishioners at the Hall. • Visitors in the village the past week were Mr. Jas. Dauglas, - Gorrie, 'Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gannett, Bluevale, IVIr, Paul Willie Sr. Mr. Horse, Missionary, China, will lecture in the . United Church, Friday evening. Everybody welconi'e. Mr. and Mrs. Newton entertained their friends to a fowl supper Mon- day evening, a danee"feeing held in the evening, Visitors at Mr. Balers', on Sunday, were: Mr. and Mrs, Henry Engler, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Engler and children, Shirley and Kenneth of W. Monkton, Mr. and Mrs, Wilfred Hille- brecht, of Mitchell; Miss Mae Miller of Mitchell. Messrs. James and Roy Pritchard returned home after spending a few clays with Mr. and Mrs. John Hill. Ivlr. and Mrs, Cleve Stafford were Sunday visitors with Mitchell friends. Mr, and Mrs. Anson Galbraith and family were Sunday visitors at Or- angehill. Mr. and Miss Shelton and Mrs. F: Brown, of Silver. Lake, visited at the hoem of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jack- son. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Campbell, Mr. C.:F. Finlay were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr- Thomas. Wright, Mr. Lloyd Taylor visited at the home of Mr. George Dane, Sunday evening. Miss Margaret Dane has returned home after spending two weeks with Toronto friends. Dom, of Canada 41140.107.50 109.50 Canada Cement 51147 103.25 105.25, Can. Nor. Power 5153 101.00 103.00 C.P.R. 41144 95.00 97.00 C.P.R. 5154 104.25 106.26 C.P.R. 4149 94.00 95.50 Duke Price 6166 102.50 104.50 Gatineau Power 5156 83.50 85.5 Gatineau Power 'A' 6141 67.25 69.25 Gyp., Lime, Alab. 51148 87,25 89.25 Maclaren -Quebec 51161 67.50 70.00 Massey -Harris 5147 85.75 87,75 McColl-Frontenac 6149 104.00 106.00 Ottawa Valley 53.170 .87.50 90.50 Shawinigan 41170 99.00 101.00 Shawinigan "5170 103.75 105.75 Dom. of Canada 5141 108.75 110.50 Dom. of Canada 5(43 109.75 111.50 n r r Dom, of Canada 41144-107.75 109.50 e Dom. of Canada 4145 104.25 106.00 e Dom. of Canada 41146 107,75 109.50 Dom. of Canada 31149 101.25 103.00 1 I Dom. of Canada 4152 104.00 105.75 th r Va e4 k -End EER VALUES Prices effective from October 28th to November 2nd, inclusive. BULK READICUT Mac4a .i ■ lb STRONG, STURDY CHRISTIE'S FIG ROLLS Each lbs. CAMPBELL'S To m 20 -oz. Tins, O £ke Tins IODIZED OR FREE -RUNNING BABBITT'S Tins Free! 1 package of Handy Ammonia With Bach Purchase of 1Q BARS OF CO: s F RT 2 -Ib. Pkg. ation I C {. e e eek Dominion co-operates in National Cheese Week. Here's your opportunity to benefit both yourself and Canada. KRAFT CRNA VEL ''° FETA or CHAT Canadian Cream Cheese 1 Bars Nippy Canadian Children Will Love Thera! Cloth Dells• ° !REE with 2 packages WHEAT KRISP ES Pk 9., q5'.- "'Witt -Canadian tzr c NIPlain or Pimento Plcgs, In Swanky MSwigass Glass h ZS s Ib. C 1C FRUITS AND VEGETABLES GRAPE FRUIT . , , . , . ... ... , .2 for 9c EMPEROR GRAPES 2 Lbs. 23c FRESH MUSHROOMS . .... , 35c Lb. HOT -HOUSE TOMATOES : , , 19c Lb. CLERY, CAULIFLOWER, APPLES, Etc.'" ✓ Doni. of Canada 41.156 106.00 107.75 ASHFIELD Miss Myrtle Johnstone; of Courey's Corners, returned home from Toronto after 'a two weeks' visit with relatives there, Mrs. Robert Andrew, near Zion, spent Saturday afternoon with Mrs. George Andrew, of Lucknow. Messrs. Tom Twamley and 'James Hackett; near Belfast, are packing ap- ples, near Parkhill. Miss Melda Lane, teacher at`:Eddy, near Coldwater, ,is spending a few" days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.. George Lane. ' Miss Tillie Ritchie, only 'laughter of 11r, and , IVIrs. Robert Ritchie; was United in marriage, to Mr. Armstrong James Wilson, of Lucicnaw, on Satur- day, Oct. 19th. Mr. Ted Griffin, of Coldwater, is spending a few days at the hon'ie of Mr. and Mrs.. Geo. Lane, Mrs, Sarah MacKenzie, near Kin- tail, spent`a day recently with her sis- ter, Mrs. Dan Wiles, of Lucknow. Mr. and Mrs, T. A. Cameron spent Sunday afternoon at Mr. and Mrs. E. Thom's, near St. Helens, 12th LINE HOWICI Mr. and Mrs. J. Kermath were Sun- day evening visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs, W. Underwood, Mr. and Mrs, Carl Newton of Tor- onto, oronto, "called -on -Mr. Edward V:6100 on Sun ay., . , x Miss fu.ioi e Baker was a Sunday visitor with i3lyth friends. Master Jimmy VValker and Billy Taylor ate visiting with their grand - y parents, Mr, and Mrs. Glorge Dane. DONNYBROOK The Carolina Jubilee Singers en- tertained a large and appreciative adu- ience in Donnybrook Church on Sat- urday evening, sponsored by the W. M. S. The first part of the program was composed of songs that these people and their forefathers sang in their own churches- The second part was solos and readings from the pen of the renowned negro poet, Paul Lawrence Dunbar, The last part was a presentation of plantation melodies for which the Characters were dress- ed in typical plantation customes and the singing was accompanied by mus- ic on a guitar. The next meeting of the Women's Institute will be held at the home of the President, Mrs. R. H, Thompson on the evening of Wednesday, Nov. 6th, when the members will entertain thei rhusbands. Mr. and Mrs, G. A. MacLaughiin, of Detroit, were week -end visitors at hehome of her mother, Mrs. Jos. Chamney. Miss Donna Armstrong, of London, pent the week -end at'her hone here„ Master Donald Stonehouse, God- rich, visited a few days at the home f his aunt, Mrs, Bert Taylor, Miss Marjorie Campbell, of Strat- ord, spent Thanksgiving Day at her time here. The Misses Margaret and Irene efferson took the trip' to Ottawa 'ar- tinged for teaches of East and West uron, instead of the annual teachers' onvention, e 0 f J H CANADIAN BOND QUO. TATIONS Furnished by Isard, Robertson & Co., Limited, Huron & Erie Building, London, Ontario, Local Representative, A. M. Bishop, Approximate Quotations, October 28d; 1935, • 13k1 Asked Dom, of Canada 5(86 10,60 10425 Dont. of Canada ;la p,,I.05.50 10725 Doin, of a ..., 5}1 :. 4G :1:08.50 Dorn. of Canada 41159 106.25 108.00 If C.N.R. 5154 111,25 113.00 C.N.R. 41156 108,75 110.50 C.N.R. 5169 113.50 115.25 Alberta 43156 88.50. 91.50 Alberta 6147 _ 98.50 101.00 Alberta 5155 93.00 95.00 Br. Columbia 51145 100,00 102.00 Br. Columbia 6(4T 100,50, 102.50 Br. Columbia • 5(53 98.50 100.50 Manitoba 51155 104.00 107.00 N. Brunswick 51150 109;50 112.50 Ontario 4162 102.00 104.00 Ontario 41150 105.50 107.50 Ontario 5148 108.50 111,00 Ontario 51146.'110:75 112.75 Ontario Hydro 31152 100.00 102.00 Saskatchewan Saskatchewan Saskatchewan Abitibi Beauharnois Fire from Blower Causes Fire A ball of fire from the blower while threshing is believed to have caused' the fire that razed Jack Harvey's barn near Tralee Monday afternoon. The blaze spread so rapidly that it was impossible to fight the fire and prac- tically the entire season's crop was lost. Threshing was almost complet- ed when the fire occurred. Although, 4153' 87.50 90.00 no stock was lost the threshing sep 5158 98.50 100,50 arator owned by Normal Schlagget 6152103.50 106.50 I was destroyed. The loss will be in; 5153 30.75 32.75 the neighborhood of $6,000 partially 51173 89.50 91.50 covered by insurance, IL DUCE AS A FLYER n,' 'excellent' hkness' 'of :Prentier l himself, He is called Italy's .first firer l.r nito Mussolini ifHtal ' takett.in` Y, his by his cuthsuiastic countryrnent. tri motoreel acropl Irt4.7,u431411 ,e4ilots.. 1 IYts}, .73