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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1935-11-28, Page 8G Show Starts at 8 p.m. Thursday, Friday, Saturday, November 28, 29, 30 ANNA STEN --- FREDERIC MARCH'" In i e ive A ain'� A Classical Drama. Also Pepper Pot Vaudeville Reel and Fox News. NEXT WEEK 'Princess O'Hara" BLUEVALE Presbytery Y. P. S. Plan Play The Blue Banner Mission Band had :charge of the . Y. P. S. meeting in Knox Presbyterian Church on Friday evening, with the president, Miss Al - la Mowbray presiding. Quality That Pleases. Hillcrest Millk and Cream Phone 600 r 31 Miss Lois Elliott read the scripture lesson followed by a season of play- er. A . chorus by the members of the band with Misses Lois Elliott and Helen Mowbray taking the solo parts was a pleasing feature. - Mrs. Alex Mowbray in taking the topic,_ gave, a sketch of the life and work of the late Miss Mildred San - tar, Gordon Greig, president of the Y. P. S. conducted the business period. Arrangements were made for present- ing a short play at the Christmas en- ertaininent, and final plans were made for carrying on •the contest. Mr. Greig also expressed his appreciation to the Mission Band for ,the fine program they had, provided. Following the benediction by Rev J. R. Greig, a social period was en j oyed. • 1 Rubber Footwear In Comprehensive Variety We are Agents for Three- excellent makes, in fact we have in stock "practically everything" in Rubber Footwear and our' prices. 'are As Low As The Lowest in all eases for "strictly new goods. An important point to remember for those who find it inconvenient to come to town, as fol- lows, "When possible, "send the shoe you desire to have fitted".that is;•'when you are not able to come yourself, in this way you are assured of.a "perfect fit" and rubber footwear will not give satisfactory wear unless "they fit". Moreover our Rubber footw7ear is yuaran teed to give satisfactory wear, arid: We `make good' any thing we sell in this kindOf footwear that does not give "absolute satisfaction" and without argu- ment. You will likely need a pair of rubbers or ov- ershoes or rubber boots in the near future and we invite you to come to the store where most of the good people purchase their footwear. Willis' Shoe Store Phone 129 Wingham 1r WIN G1- Ala ADVANCE -TIMES United Church Y, P. S. The Young People's Society of the 'United Church held their regular meeting on ,Friday evening. with Miss Marie Wettlaufer in charge,` • The meeting opened' •ivith a hymn ala'cl tlit;°.• orcl's ltt,aver repeated in 'autism after thief, Carl. Johnston read the scripture lesson from Mat,. thew 5. George Hetherington gave a react- ing which was followed by the topic on "Citizenship" by 'Miss Dorothy Aitken. She pointed out that to be a good citizen one must be a Christ- ian Citizen. A Christian Citizen measures his life and character by standards set by Christ. A Christian Citizen is distinguished by such qual- ities as, (1) an unconquerable faith. (2) Anunlimited love for all human beings. (3) An international minded- ness. (4) Deep respect for the sanct- ity of home. (5) The gift of vision: (0) Selfishlessness, etc. Let us live our lives in accordance with the standards set by Christ for citizen- ship and the Christian Life. Miss Aitken closed with the poem, "You, who are Young" by Mary C. Davies. Miss Alice Thornton then. gave a fine piano solo. The meeting closed with the Miz- pah Benediction. Rev. J. R. Greig, Mrs. Greig and Mrs. E. J. Sutton spent a day in Tor- onto during the past week. Mrs. Alex_ Mowbray. visited with Mrs. C., H. Garniss at Brussels. Dr. Whitley and Mrs. Whitley of Gorrie were recent visitors with Mac and. Miss Olive Scott. J. C. Higgins, Stanley Moffatt and Robert' Mitchell attended the Royal Winter Fair this week. Mrs. Mary Moffatt has gone to Toronto where she will spend the winter with her daughter, Mrs. Vern- on Higgins. Mr. and Mrs.° R. F. •Garniss Wednesday with relatives in forth. Miss Florence Fowler was a recent visitor with Seaforth friends. IVIr. and Mrs. Joseph Curtis and Miss Margaiet spent Sunday with Mrs. Margaret.Rolph and Mrs. Laura Kirton in Turnberry. Harry Mann of Gorrie was a week- end visitor with friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ross of Luck - now spent Sunday with Miss Donna Snaith. Mr. and Mrs. Leanord Gatis and two children of Cherrywood are spending a few days with Mr. and. Mrs. Robert Shaw. Friends of William McKinney will be. glad to know that he is making favorable progress following an oper- ation for Goitre in Toronto. Rev. A. V. Robb and Mrs. Robb entertained the Young Men's Bible Class of the Ebenezer United Church, at the Manse on Thursday evening. The program consisted of games, music and contests. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Churchill, Lor- een and Vernon Hamilton spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hamilton, Centralia. 1 Toilet Articles, Jasm ine Gardenia, Lavender 'Travellers Sarnples Bargain Prices In Fancy Boxes, Suitable for Christmas Gifts (at 30 to 50% Discount) The boxes are slightly soiled but the contents are guaranteed to be in perfect condition. "Articles for Ladies or Men" Reg. $1.00 Value for 67c Reg. $5.00 value for $3.39 Reg. $1.50 Value for 97c Reg. 75c Value for 49c Reg. 2.00 value for $L37 Reg. 3.00 value for $1.97 Special -- Hot Water Bottle (Guaranteed) for 39c McKibbon's Drug Store T r .rtoiko spent Sea - BORN McBURNEY—In Wingham General Hospital, on Saturday, November 23rd, to Mr. and'Mrs. John McBur- ney, Belgrave, a son. ;Are You Having EYE TROUBLE Headache, Dizziness or Failing Vision? Expert Eye Service is Avail- able in Wingham at Mod-. erate Prices. Eyes examined, glasses fitted by R. A. REID Stratford's Leading Optometrist for Seventeen Years. Mr. Reid is at Williams' Jewell- ery Store each Wednesday Morning, 9 to 12.00. Geo.• Williams JEWELLER Official C.N.R. Watch Inspector Wingham 111111101- MORRIS Mr. Jas. Nicol and Mr. John Mess- er took in the Royal Winter Fair at PIPES Make one of the most appreciated Gifts at Xmas Time. Beautiful Pipes in attractive box- es at the modest price of $1.00. • Omar Hasolgrove's Smoke Shoppe mf Toronto last week. Mr. and Mrs. John Geddes, of Bel - grave, visited on Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Mary Robertson and Miss Martha Fraser. Mr. are sorry to ,hear that Mr. Wm. IVIcKinney was operated on for goitre in the hospital.: in Toronto, but glad to hear he, is getting along ^well. Mr.- and Mrs. Jack Fisher spent Sunday afternoon with Miss Martha Fraser and Mrs. Mary Robertson of Watch, Repairs For Real High Class Watch Repairs, bring, your watch to Williams, The Jeweller. Noth- ing but genuine material used, and all work done on the prem- ises. EACH MONTH WE REPAIR ONE WATCH FREE Bring Yours in, it may be the lucky one. Winner for October— Mrs. S. Black, Belgrave Moderate Prices and Satisfac- tion Guaranteed. Williams' JEWELLERY STORE, t, 111 Thur:s.November 28th, 1935. 3 Day Sale of Women's Coats (Thursday, Friday Saturday. Only) 15% 10.1/4 Off is ter Coats Reg. Each $20-®° to $55.00 Your Opportunity Sale $16.95 to $43.00 During These Three Days Extraordinary Savings - All New Styles A wonderful lot of Coats they are — heavily furred in Wolf, Red Fox, Grey Squirrel, Coon, Black Fox, Alaska Sable, .Per- sian Lamb, . Brown Squirrel, Seal and. French Beaver in lot. Distinctly Styled. Handsomely Finished. Richly lined and interlined. Choose your. Winter Coat at this Big Opportun- ity Sale that King's have made so distinctly worth your while. Women's, Misses' and Junior Styles In a fine choice o'f colors. Remember the time This Thursday, Friday and Saturday Only. It's Time to do your •King's have a fine Stock IN Ra. Xmas Gifts. Christmas Shopping. � of Usable Bluevale. Mr. Jas. Thyne and his men finish- ed threshing for this season last Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Eliza Fell arrived home on Saturday from visiting her son in To - onto. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Ross of Dick - now, visited with Miss Donna Smith on Sunday. • We are glad, to hear Mr. Charles Forest got ;home on Saturday, feel- ing much better. FIRL: DENTON SLEEP.ERS I for Health Protection a ` and Dependable Qualify Dr. Denton Sleepers are made of hygienic fabric that gives the cortect protection every child should have. Dentons do not shrink and they stay soft after endless washings. Some of the special features are: Patented extra -heavy romper feet, extra -full drop seat, non -breakable rubber but-. tons, strong flat seams, finely tailored throughout. One or two-piece styles (extra lower pieces can be secured separately). Attractively priced at $1.10 and up SALEM Mr. -Wm. • Casemore of Wroxeter, spent last Sunday afternoon with his, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Case - more. Miss Luella Siinmons spent a few days last week with her sister, Mrs. Maitland Porter and Mr. Porter. Mr. Lloyd Weir spent last Sunday afternoon with his sister, Miss Gladys Weir, near Fordwich. Mrs. Earls from south of Gorrie spent a few days recently with her daughter, Mrs'. W. A. Lathers and Mr. Cathers. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Weir and children of Kitchener spent last week- end with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Weir, Mr. A. 13. Longley attended the Fat Stock Show in Toronto last week. ° a, an. ammilaiii*Ier Mrs. Wm. Weir spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. George Dane and other friends north of Gorrie. graimmur We. Have Remodeled Our Store Come in and see our Large Assortment of XMAS GIFTS, CARDS AND WRAPPINGS ETC. We are Agents, for Rogers Radios See Models on, Display. A generous Trade-in Allowance made on your old • radio. G. Mason & Son C.N.R. Express Money Orders. Radio Licenses. You may come further but you Save More. iNIMINEMIMMyour Buy Xmas Baking Needs Here — We Carry the Best Count and your Prices you can depend on to be Right. Grocery with the Greaest Weekly Specials. fommmammmrimrAmomar Brands of Quality where Quality Does Xmas Peel Shredded Lemon Peel 21c lb Cocoanut Orange Peel 22c lb Citron Peel 35c lb Cut Price ... 19c lb. Granulated A Qc ib `7t V WithSugar, $110 Grocery Order (Sugar not; • Included). Xmas Raisins Best1 Seedless Raisins,2 lbs. 25c Best Bleached White Raisins Special ....... 21c lb. Best Icing Sugar 3 .lbs. 25c Fresh Cleaned Currants 15c lb: Maple Leaf Bak. Powder lb. 15c Magic Bak'g Powder 14, 19, 28c Lily Baking Powder 1 ib tin 17c Pure Lard, all Brands, 17c lb. Best Mincemeat McLareries Best Cooking 2 lb. for 25c Jelly Powder 5c pkg Figs . for 8 lb. Shelled Walnuts Quarters, Cut Price, 'Jz lb. ... 19c Shelled Walnuts Halves, Cut Price, i/z lb. 24c Kellogg's and Sug- ar Crisp Corn Flakes 7c pltg, Sliced Breakfast Bacon, V lb. •pkg, 14c 1 Schneider's Crispy Shortening .. 1 lb. pkg. 2 for 25c �.,�„ Pure No coloring fill- er, 12 oz. bottle 2 for .:.25c Campbell's Tomato Full Tins 3 Soup r ;'5c Lif Pricey Soap • Lifebu 7c cake. Med. Old Best Canadian Cheese ...•... 17c lb, Choice Lobster Cut Price.:. 19c tin Toilet Paper 5 rolls 19c Best Soap Flakes .,. 3 lb. for 25c SuperSuds, Citi price •.. 8t pkgGold Eddy Matches ...., ... 3 boxes 23c Pure Breakfast Cocoa ... llc ib, ;Medal Coffee, 1 11>. tin 38c Unwrapped Best Rice, Choice Rice, Soap ......,, 3 bars 9c Blue Rose 2 lbs. 15c Special 2 lbs. 13c Kure Clover Honey 5 .Lb, Pail ,....... 39c Fresh Dates 2 lbs. for 17c Pitted Dates00 2 ibs, for 25c Bluebird Toilet Redpath Grant, - hated Sugar, Cut Tissue• ......., 10c roll Price, lb. bag 3 rolls 21c for 85.19 Chicken 1 Taddie Cut price ... 12c tilt Puffed Oats ...•.. 2 pkgs. for 17e Shop Here acid Save Money. i fresh, for 12e lb; Soda Biscuits, Pure Peanut Butter 2 Ib: for 250 Compare these prices anywhere. Milk Choc. Ring Cakes for 191 'I•Ionest Weight — nest Quality If you „can't ebme,, lhlione 7. j The Store with Reid Pront —; Gurney Block A. t 'Wt:°KEEP DOWN THE 'iy 'W1:BrP We Deliver, iio matter how synali,