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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1931-12-17, Page 87 PAGEEIGl:T.T 11011isIiIigIIf mmiti1I111VII11u111YNIlimMlll$1 0101llMIIIM®tllgli ill.. IA III. 1111111 IIIIAIII 1M hil l #�1111l11 THE WINGHAM ADVANCE -TIMES I r rt ta.1 Thursday, Friday, Saturday, December 17, 18, 19 Leon Errol Zasu Pitts Mitzi Green •-- Jackie Searl In 1 "FINN AND HATTIE" Mr. and Mrs. Haddock Abroad, Fun for the Whole Family MATINEE - SATURDAY, 2.30 p.m CHILDREN FREE GIFTS YOU CAN BUY FOR. si And Under GIFTS YOU CAN BUY FOR Monday, Tuesday, Wednes., December 21, 22, 23 Ruth Chatterton - Paul .•Lucas ir rtir - Ing+ 'UNFAITHFUL" HPUL" The Eternal Triangle. Thursday, Friday, Saturday, December 24, 25, 26 Marie Dressler - Polly Moran In "POLITICS" And How! d+ a Coming "Merely Mary Ann", December 28,:29, 30. ifi- azummummimmammumemomemsmomommwmanimmummammmummin Men's Silk Ties F .tra Good Braces Children's Pullovers Shamrock Linen Towels Men's Silk Jerseys Ideal Garters Infants' Wear Boxed Handkerchiefs Silk Vests Men's Horsehide Gloves Interwoven Socks Silk Bloomers Teti v Bath Towels Enamel Cuff Sets 'Big Work Shirts Leather Mitts Dress Collars Men's Initialed :I I'k'fs, English Wool Socks Double Grip Garters Girls' Tams The above 'You ought to have a thorough caning," snapped the irate :old gentle,- anan. "I wish I were your father." "Well, sir, you can bc," said the youngster. "My another's a widow." Breeze: "Try' one of these cigar's My wife gave Inc for my birthday- they are the "best things out." " Brays: •"How are they when they' are lighted?" + �*- t ��i'.�� • Y ,Y`.I`�''d�Y Y Y Y Y 7 ) 71. ifq4 wzi74 Y:�Cy $2 C'hurs,, December 17, 1931 +• ,V -Y . NoP (6itsto alits (filriotinao GIFTS YOU CAN BUY FOR And Under $3 And Under Broadcloth Paianias Broadcloth Shirts Men's Heavy Sweaters Silk Mufflers Broadloom Silk. Ties Boys' Pajamas Capeskin Gloves Men's and Boys' Caps Boys' Sweater Coats Celanese Lingerie Silk Slips Boys' Wool Jerseys Men's Wool Scarfs Men's Spats Linen Sets Auto Rugs Children's Wool Suits Tie Cases English Wool Gloves Silk jersey Shorts Boys' Pullovers Deerskin Gloves Cashmere Pullovers Parasols Lingerie Sets Pure Silk -Knit Ties Men's Pajamas Men's Umbrellas Women's Capeskin Gloves Lace Collar Sets Ensemble Shirt Sets Men's Box Cloth Spats Silk Bed Spreads Misses' Pajama Sets Breakfast Cloths Plaid Blankets Baby Wool Shawls Boys' Khaki Breeches Men's Silk Combina- tions Men's Mocha Glove Wool Leggings Flannelette Pajamas GIFTS YOU CAN BUY FOR 4 And Under Men's Cardigan Sweat- ers Navajo Lounge Rugs Ladies' Sweaters . Youth's Corduroy Pants Lovely Purses Wabasso Sheets Vienesse Linens Linen Pillow Cases Men's Combinations Boys' Mackinaws French Kid Gloves Bed Comforters Pajama Sets Madeira Linens Fine Curtains Forsyth Shirts Misses' Crepe Skirts Boys' Golf Knickers Children's Dresses Men's Heavy Cardigan Coats Bridge Sets gifts and many other acceptable gifts are now STORE OPEN EVENINGS TILL CHRISTMAS GIFTS YOU CAN BUY FOR $5 And Under Swiss Silk Mufflers Men's Avori Pullovers Silk Bed Spreads Luncheon Sets ;Pineappde Stitch Sweaters Avon Golf Sets •Bedroom Mats Fine Parasols Jumbo Knit Sweaters Fine Odd Trousers UNDER $8.00 Boys' Leather Coats Wool Coverlets Camel Golf Sets Men's Bath Robes Smoking Jackets :Floor Rugs Boys 3 Piece Suits Wool Blankets Extra Tumbo Coats Wool Comforters on display for your choosing. KING B T AT HANNA'S NEW LOW PRICES This week offers exceptional values in all our new Xmas merchandise -- including Clothing and `Overcoats. /DRESSING GOWNS TIES Everything boxed in Neckwear -- including Silk Ties at 50c and 75c Imported Silks in Paisley- Stripes - Blue and Brown 95c and 1.50 SCARVES Forsyth Silk Scarves for Men, very suitable gift at new low prices in Paisley -Wool and Silk & Wool and i m - ported silks at 1.00 to 3.50 boxed'. A very popular gift this season, in Beacon cloth, Silk, Flannel & rayon -sizes 36 to 44 Prices ..... _._....o...... ................ 4.75 to 7.95 SHIRTS AND PYJAMAS Flannelette Pyjamas boxed in Xmas pattern silk frogs new low prices 1.49 Separately Boxed. LUVISCO SILK PYJAMAS, SHIRTS U'WEAR FROM ..... 3.50' to 5.50 UNDERWEAR Stanfields' all wool heavy ribbed Shirts and drawers at $1.75 a gar't. Red Label CARHARTT'S OIALLS Carhartt's O'alls and Smocks in plain blue and plain black new low price for Xmas . , . $1.75 BOYS' XMAS SWEATERS,. Boys' Xmas sweaters in fancy- plain black fawn with crew neck or V-neck new low price . $1.00 Our Clothing Dept. is goofferingods new -.. at new prices on account of the mild weather - we are sacri- ficing our suits and `overcoats one month ` earlier. Every garment marked in plain figures. You can save for the balance of thisear 20 o bybuying y % y>r g maw SUITS $24.00 Men's Suits with extra trousers. Our new low price $19.60 $20.00 Suits fine wor- steds in blue, pencil stripe & plain navy $16. HANNA OVERCOATS Llarnovel coats never have there' been such coats offered high class quality, reg. $45.00 at $34.50. Sewn and made just like a fur coat. Every man's high-pri- ced O'coat in our newest. materials at a saving of BOYS' CLOTHING Boys' O'coata, include every coat, prices up to $15, at $10.75 and$7 9 .5. 20% off small Boys' Coats -Sale Price $5.00 Sixes 4 to 8. Boys' Suits --- 20% y_ off every Boy's Suit _ion the store. What would make him happier for Xmas 20 per cent than a new suit. S. PHONE 71 BLUEVALE tight, "The Road Back" put on for the W. M. S. of the United Church Visitors in the village: Mrs. Ern -'by the A.Y.P.A. of the Kiailough nierson (formerly Miss Ida Mus- ; grove) with her sister-in-law, Mrs. R. Musgrove; J.'Wesley Beattie and the Misses Ethel and Florence Beattie, Seaforth, with their uncle, F. 13. Scott. Visitors out of the village: Mrs. John Smith and her son, Alvin and Miss Elsie, with Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Berry, at l3rucefield; Mr, and Mrs R. F. Gaririss and Miss Olive Scott with Mr. and Mrs, C. H. Garni.ss, at Brussels; Miss Marjorie Hall with her aunt, Mrs. Wm. McMichael, of Wingham. Rev, Dr. Connors of Rodney. oc- cupied the pulpit in Knox Presbyter- ian church on Sunday. Dr. Connors is a forceful speaker. The Sunday School of Bluevale United Church will hold their annual entertainment in the Church on Dec- ember 24th. The chief feature will be, a short play entitled "Snowbound an Christmas Eve." Mr. and Mrs. Roger Oke, of Vying ham, were visitors in the village on Sunday. Don't forget the Christmas enter - tainnient to be held in Browntown Church on Tuesday evening, Decem- ber 22nd. A good program has been prepared. Everybody welcome. Ad- mission 25c. S, S. No. 10 Morris is holding a Christmas entertainment in .James- town hall, on the evening of Decem- ber 23rd at 8 o'clock. A good pro- gram of • dialogues, recitations, songs, church. Quite a commotion was caused in the village on Thursday evening and in the surrounding country, owing to the fire in the smoke -stack of Mr. Cox's chopper. To many it looked as though the Institute Hall was on ire. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Gaunt spent Sunday at Teeswater with Mr. and Mrs. Green. Mr. and Mrs. J. 1). Beecroft spent Friday last at the home of tier par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew .Kirk, of Seaforth. The election of officers for the W. M. S. of the United'Church was held at the regular monthly meeting un Wednesday last. The following offic- ers were elected: President, Mrs. T. Gaunt; 1st vice -Pres., Mrs. Lott; 2nd, vice-pres., Mrs. J. Tiffin; Treasurer, Mrs. '1' ..H. Moore; Rec.-Sec., Mrs, J G Gillespie; Cor. -Sec., Mrs. J. D. Beecroft; Stranger's Sec. and Miss- ionary Monthly Sec., Mrs. • R. Fox.; Pianist, Mrs. 5. D. Beecroft; Assist., Mrs. J. G. Gillespie; Musical Com., Mrs. Cox, Mrs. Tiffin, Mrs. Lott. The have just completed a very .successful year, having contributed their allocation of $185, to the Pres- byterial Treasurer. The society made Mrs. Mac Ross a life member, as the result of a birthday contest, and Mrs. Pox was presented with a life certifi- 01G[0) children, visited on Sunday at the home of her sister, Mrs. Mitchell, of Wingh un. Mr. and Mrs. Fox, from Brandon, Man., motored home Last week, and are visiting with her sister, Mrs. Mitchell. Mr. .Robert McBurney and daugh- ter, Miss Edna, of the 10th Con. of F. Wawariosh, are moving to Wing- ham this week for the, winter. Mrs. Elsie Brigham and two sons by the school children, i etui ru d to her home Blyth on .more, Alex. Ross, also Mr. Jno; Case - .more, both of•Winghain, spent an •ev- MORRIS Mrs, Chas.: Campbell, also Mr. G. Campbell and infant son, spent Sun- day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. McMichael, of Wroxeter. Don't forget the Christmas Tree and Entertainment to be held in the Stone School on December 18th. A prod program of dialogues, songs, re- citations, and drills is being prepared Friday. , ening recently at the home of Mr. About forty guests were +entertain-' George H. Edgar. ed on Wednesday last at the honer of Mr. and Mrs. Wightman, the oc- casion beim their fortieth wedding anniversary, ,Mrs. Fox presented the couple with a beautiful bouquet of yellow and white chrysanthemums,. The decorations were in pink and white, and yellow and white. At the bride's table,- eight had been at the original wedding, which was solem- nized at the home of her parents, the late Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Howatt, of E. Wawanosh, by the late Rev. Mr. Swan. The best roan, Mr. Jas, 'Howatt, of Auburn, was present also. This community joins in, wishing then, ,nary more happy anniversar- ies. value." Mr. Clarence Golle.y visited at his uncle's, Mr. John Abram, on Sunday 7 last Mr. and Mrs. John Caseniore and granddaughter, Miss June Caseniore, were recent Sunday visitors at the. home of the for mer's daughter, Mrs. ':virtu. Orr. Dead, to `Hinz Anyway A certain. Missouri editor refuses to publish obituary notices of people who, while living, Mailed to subscribe to his newspaper, and gives this pointed reason, "People -who do not take the county Paper ane dead any- way, and their passing has no news ec.te by her three daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Will McMillan, of 0 Alpena, Mich., and Mrs. Alined Reid 0 D1111111.111.111111111 of etroit, and Misses jean and Sar - etc., is being prepared by the child- a e in ayson, o ocra ash, were h B ll F 1 f L l 1 ren and young people. Everybody visiting at the bonne of Mr. and Mrs j THM d i tl 1 10 we conic; Admission 15c.Moore an wi other re atives here. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Henderson Moss Donna Smith has returned home after spending last week with and children of Parai ount,.also spent her friend, Miss Beth MacDonald; R. Sunday with relatives here and with N., at Kincardine, Mr, Duncan MacGregor of Teeswat- WHITECHURCH Mr. and Mrs. Patterson, of Auburn, spent a few days last week at the hoin.c of their daughter, Mrs, Clar- ence Cox. The following are the dates of the i.'arious Christmas concerts in White- church, Chalmer's Church on Thurs- day, I3ec, 17; S, S. No. 10, on Dec, 22nd, and the United ChurchMonday Dec. 21st, Mr. and Mrs. John McGee spent Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dawson, Mrs, Ed. Gaunt spent a few days last week with Turnberry relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Patton, Lunn, spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Fox. Mrs. Alec, Treleaven and other re- latives from Lucknow, spent Sunday with Mrs, Alec Reid, Missy Phyllis Weaver from Blyth, spent the week -end at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Weaver, Quite a number attended the play hi the Institute Hall on Thursday Mr, and Mrs, Victor Emerson visit- ed on Sunday at the home of his mo- ther, Mrs, A. Emerson. Messrs. Arnold and Elmer Woods of St. Helens spent Sunday at the home of their sister, Mrs, Dan. Mar- tin. Mrs, Ben McClenaghan and little Fay, spent the week -end at the home of her brother, Mr. Elwood Barbour; On Sunday, Mrs. Jas. Barbour, Mrs, McClenaghan'and Fay, and Mr, and Mrs, Elwood Barbour and children visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Irwin of Ripley. Mr. and Mrs, John Pardon and VIOLIN LESSONS Apply for Particulars J. J. ALLEN Box 74 Wroxeter Ph. 29 0 11 0 0 0 O 010=0) 0=10) �Oarol_� = REAL VALUES ...a Our Xmas: Goods are now' on display, and we venture to say that you will be surprised and delighted at the remarkable' values we have in our various lines of Gifts. COME IN AND. LOOK AROUND 15 Jewel Pocket Watchs $5.00 to $25.00 15 Jewel Wrist Watches $9.00 to $35,00 DIAMOND RINGS $15.00 to $100.00 Men's Signet Rings, Solid Gold $5.00 to $15.00 Ladies' Signet Rings, Solid Gold $3.00 to $4.50 Ladies' Fancy Rings, Solid Gold $1.50 to $7.75 Ladies' Fancy Rings, Silver 75c to $2.50 Ladies' Broaches 25c to $25.00 Ladies' Fancy Bags $1.50 to 7.60 Ladies' Compacts 75e to $7.50 Necklets 25c to ,$10.00, Fancy Clocks ,.. $1.50 to $20.00 Alarm Clocks $1.00 to $5.00 Salt and Peppers, Silver $1.75 to $3.00 Fountain Pens 50c to $10.00 Tea Services, Silver $8.75, $18.50, $18.00 26 Pieces, Silver Flatware $13.00 to $33.00 Individual Pieces of Silver Flat- ware 50c to $4.50 Many Pieces of Silver Holloware 75c to $13.50 High Grade Pearl on Amber 'Pieces 50c to $10.00 Umbrellas and Canes $2.00 to $4.50 Cuff Links i0c to $10.00 Hundreds of Pieces of China, Glass, Brassware, Leather Goods, and otheit Gifts, Suitable for Everyt)ne, 10c to $10.00. Christmas Cards, 5c and 10c. As Good a Seleption as any, also Personal Cards and Seals. Special Orders Promptly Attended to. Satisfaction Guaranteed, A Small Deposit Will Hold Any Article. EACH MONTH WE REPAIR ONE WATCH FREE. Winner for November - 1Vlr, 5. Miller, Garde. tiPEN STOCE IJNGLISH DIHNERWAI E. George Williams •:0 jeweler Official C. N. g. Watch Inspector, xil