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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1928-04-12, Page 8it WIt+TGHAM .ADVA$IGE4IIMIES Thursday, April xat'h, x928 WEEK -END SPECIALS sanommossumwmpasommummiumessamillosimmomommo On Friday and Saturday we will close out a few broken lines at the SPECIAL CUT PRICE of . $2.99 This lot consists of Patent Strap Slippers, Brown Kid and Patent Oxfords, all sizes in the lot. None of these Shoes sold for less than $6.00 and some as high as $7.00, Sale Price $2.99. We have placed Shoes on table jus inside the door for your inspection. Please call. Clean Up Sale of Silk Hosiery 49c We J. GREER "The -Good Sloe Store" Wingham, Ont. alitl11111iIl1111111111111111111®111ffiI11511■111M111111H1E111®1111111113111611111111211I131111111111961111/1111®IIIm1111111111 LYCEUM THEATRE [Maui 1011100111 Friday and Saturday, April 13th and 14th Hoot Gibson In "THE PRAIRIE KING" Comedy -- "BUSTER BROWN" Monday and Tuesday, April 16th and 17th Laura L. Plante —In— c} "HER i IG NIGHT" Comedy — "Newlyweds Shopping Tour" 4.911411.11110 Wednesday and Thursday, April 18th and 19th Viola Dana In "F10 ESTR CK" Comedy - "THE WISECRACKERS" UIR6111fIp1111ttIipA{ll�lll: 111111111 011111121111 II II :' I11161111®ip®Ill111lli EELGRArtE lqr. Norman Stonehouse of Lon- don, was a holiday visitor with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robe. Stone- house. Mrs. W, J. Geddes and Mrs, Cole visited with friends in Brussels over I Sunday. Jack McKenzie of Glencoe spent a few days with his parents, IV/r. and Mrs. Robt. McKenzie, Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Jordan visited with friends in Clinton one day last week. Nurse Laura : Bone and brother, Ralleson, who spent the winter at Colorado Springs, also Miss May Bone of Toronto, were home with their mother for Easter. , Miss .Goodall of Toronto, is the guest of •Mrs. Dick Yule. Miss Stalker of Blyth, visited with her aunt, Mrs. Dan Geddes over Sun- day. Miss .Mary . Coultes of Toronto, spent a couple of days with her bro- ther, Charles, Mrs, L McIver of Winnipeg, is spendinga few days with Mrs. J. A. Brandon. MftA „y b!%;4\vR\!LJLmt,w,a vdl.\TIJm;A!.Alls " a:Lt.1�d.S!ldL_a/JSvIY,\U_rtsokstomJL\° We handle Stati:.nery and1 1: upplies for— Schools, Business Offices and Churches Books, Magazines and Newspaper i eaters oolseller and t.i r r r7 a tier en ri6lititillita, a ?� T► I 0 TT --- Stationer ONTARIO rritr' rra�i r'a v t/.r' rbi�r'r'eY NV -Waite - i 4 a LANES Miss Mary -;Phillips of Toronto, spent . a couple of days at Thos. Fer- guson's. t, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Irwin spent Sunday in Wawanosh. Miss Tillie Hackett spent the week= end in Lucknow. :Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ferguson and family spent Good Friday with friends in this burg. Quite a large crowd attended the sale at John Blake's and Isaiah Con - gram's last week. , The .meetings held in Hacketts. Church this past tidb" have been largely attended, Mr Spence Irwin spent the week- end with friends near Auburn. Miss Lena„Idackett is spending the Easter vacation at her home here. We - are sorry to report that Mal Ervin Zinn has been on the sick lis Ir 1t i . 4' 1111, 111,i1;11 ST. HELENS Mr. John Webb arrived from High River, Alta. on Sunday being called house on account of the 'death of his father and the serious illness of his another. The funeral of the late Mr. W. C. Webb which was held from the Pres- byterian Church, Lucknow on Mon- day, was attended by many old friends and neighbors. The late Mr. W ebb who until he and Mrs. Webb moved to Lucknow about six years no was a highly respected resident of this vicinity underwent an operation for mastoid at London last Monday. Pneumonia developed and Mr. Webb died on Tuesday evening. Particularly sad is the fact that Mrs. Webb is critically ill at the home of her dau- ghter Mrs, Allister Hughes, Holy - rood. The family, Jean of Holyrood, John of High River, Alta, and McKen- zie on the homestead have the sym- pathy of the community in their tr.ou- Late.. Easter vacation brought the follow- ing to their homes here.- Misses W. D. Rutherford from Titn,mins, Irene Wedds from Golden Valley, Dorothy Webster from Uuo Parse, Mabel Woods from Nile, Clara Woods from Guelph, Mary Durnin from Dungan- non, Zylda Dungan-non,Zylda and Dorene Webster and Lulit Weatherhead frons Wingliam, Margaret Thom, from Lucknow and Mr. Lorne Webb from Owen Sound. BLYTH h' h tifying to her friends. In. the death of the late Mr. James McMurchie, Blyth loses;a man of out- standing ability, well read on the cu4- rent issues of the day. He was mar- ried about thirty years' ago to Miss Edna Curtis who with her two daugh- tres Misses Mary and Jean survive. He was a member of the local Mason- ic Order and in politics an ardent lib- eral. The remains were \interred in Clinton cemetery on Monday. The following are some cl the Eas- ter visitors from outside points. Miss Toll of Guelph, Mr. Hilliard McGow- Miss Melba MciElory of Western University spent the week -end at her hoe. Mr. Alexander Elliott of the bank of Commerce staff, Exeter, spent Eas- ter with his parents. • The condition of Mrs. Brogdon who has been seriously ill at the home of her daughter Mrs. Lyon seems to, show some improvement w is is gra- an of Toronto Miss Hazel Petts at her home here. The „;Hisses Vera, Jean, and Dor- othy 13arnaby at the parsonage. Mr. Layton who recently purchased, Mr. James Cutt's Grocery business is expected here and will take possess- ion this week. Special Easter music was rendered by the choirs of the different churches on Sunday. BLUEVALE Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Mathers and family 'of Guelph spent the week -end with the former's parents here. Mr. and. Mrs. John Anger and fam- ily of Southampton spent a few days at the home of Mr. Alex McGee. Mrs. J. Scott returned home to West Lorne on Tuesday after visit- ing with her parents here, Miss Peggy Garniss returned with her for a cou- ple weeks holidays. Miss Brock of Guelph is spending the holidays with her sister Mrs.`'Geo Thomson. Misses Ethel Mather of Brussels, and Viola of Morris, spent the week- end at their home here. Mr. Archie Mcicinney of St. Hel- ens, spent the Easter holiday at his Borne. Misses,Mabel Johnston of. Mt. For- est, and Ethel of Stratford Normal, are spending the Easter holiday at the home of their aprents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Johnston. Miss Hazel Mundell is visiting at I the home of her cousin, Mrs. Harold NESE NN 111 ■ ■ • ■ 1NG CLOTHING Newest Styles, Men's Fashions Moderate Prices YOUNG MEN'S MODELS -.We are showing the season's new- est styles and cloths in Young Men's Suits. -Tweeds and Worsteds in plain weaves, stripes and 'checks $xt;.5o to $2x.50. MEN'S MODELS Single and Double Breasted Suits for !Wen in those new Tweed patterns and worsted stripes. Exceptional val- ues in our large Spring range. $x$.5o to $28.50. SUITS $24.5o 20 Sample Suits in English Worsteds and Tweeds, stripes, overchecks and fancy weaves, in,- both single- and double breasted styles, sizes 36 to 42. Regular values $27.50 to $32.00. Spec- ial Price for Faster $24.50. NAVY` BLUE SUITS $28.5o Fine quality Navy Servs and Her- ringbone Suits in neat styles, single and double breasted., ...New Spring Clothing, sizes 36 to 44. _.Regular vas- nes tot $35.00. Special $28.50. Hats and Caps, Shirts, Neckwear; Scarfs, ' Hose Gloves. ri�«18W: . 'A. ILLS,...WIN.(11FIAM ■ ■ ■ mamm iV' mums ade■■911Ap IINIIUMUI■■NONINO MIKE■IM NIMIIMMINI■IO■IUMOMPlielli ■ ■ Spring: tApiParel Easter Sales •have made space for ,more 'Spring ?arrents and it is with satisfaction we announce the arrival of large shipments of New Styles, Smart Cape and Tie effects,. Satin insets, Fur Cuffs, etc. Coats, Ensembles, Tailored. Suits and Dresses that are sure to please Prices ®. from $12;00 up. 1 ■ ■ ■ MI ■ • 111 ■ ■ ■ ■ m ■ 1 ■ MI bt■ NI 1111 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ EOX SCARF'S TUR CHOKERS KAYSER SILK GLOVES SPRING SCARFS SLIPPER -HEEL HOSIER TREFOUSSE KID GLOVES GOSSARD CORSETS NEMO-FLEX CORSELETTES S:PRTNG FLOWERS 39c to $1.50 ■ as ■ Watson's Silk Knit Vests and Bloomers, regular 1 $1.50 line for 98c. ■ ■ ■ ■ 211 Now For Spring Dress Goods. IN The colors, patterns and texture of the New Dress Goods, are the last ' ■ • word in fashion. French Wool, Taffeta and Kashmir in plain shades and pat- ■ mterns. ■ • ■ ■ ■ ▪ ' ■ i' Fine Wool Twills at.'..........................$50 Spring Flannels and' Tweeds, wide widths • $1.45 to $3.00 $2.50 'Rainbow Crepe -de -Cherie $1.88 $3.50 Flat Crepe and Satins• • $2:89 t $2.50 Heavy Dress Satin (Black) . .$1:58 ■ ■ IN ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 1 COMPLETE STOCK OF BUTTERICK PATTERNS AT YOUR SERVICE • ammo ■ R S. ■ ■ (III®®®®M® ■®■®■■■■d11ENIIIIlMMIM■■MMUM■IMM•••• I. , a Is,NE NEEN■®■®■ • G 11111111111, Gilkinson, in Turnberry.. Miss Agnes MacKay of White- church, and Miss Diet of Dunnville, spent Saturday at Mr. Gordon Mac - ■ e ■ ■ °91 ■ ■ 0 0 ■ ■ ■ ■ 0 0 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ O ■ . ■ 1 woke Kay's. Lance Morrison of Bluevale, recent- ly purchased the well known ,race horse, Direct Hall 2.0634 and intends to use him in this section. He is • a race horse of proven ability, and com- es, from, a great line of ;speed produc- ers. 6 T . s i�iabishaaag a: TNeav Standard in Aaseomobar.e�r THE NEW Passdnger Cars ('.ours and Sixes from -$725 to $2195 Taxes Extras . • The Durani Four "Rideau" Sudan tido in toren model'', Rideau Sedan (Tfwtrded)t (Fruuk,,,a 5,4.nt Tro.Dodr Std..; Comm Siood.ud Touring; Special Touring end Collegian Road,k,. Grn )HEN yott see the new Durant Four you %,r./ will realize that this tar positively :•sets a new standard for automobiles." You will he impressed by its size, its newly designed. radiator and the very modest lines of its Durant Built Hayes -Hunt body. After you have examined it thoroughly the f{no upholstering . .. the comfortable seats . ask for a demonstration. The improved Red Seal Continental Motors the new Durant Four ... Ride In it .. •? will surprise you. YOU' will unconsciously Drive It ... Yourself 1 i Bi!< by DURANT MOTORSa1P CANADA tate y TORONTO --CANADA compare its power and speed with that of six Cylinder performance. The long wheel• base, the greater flexibility of the motor and' ' the Bendix.4.tvhee1 brakes give you that sath. faction usually associated Only with more expensive cars, Convinceyourself that there is no foul cyli t. der car on the market that looks better, rides easier or offers more value per dollar than C228 R J. Rugby Trucks, roar dant; Sr. sudors; CaNteity 1 Coot and .l tong R nin, er De lerWin ha n, Ontario