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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1928-04-26, Page 8aiv+rv+,tz.41 Dollar Day Bargains AT GREER'S SHOE STORE ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY We are going to close Empire Shopping Week with two big Selling Days• Prices cut on every pair of Shoes in the store on FRIDAY AND SATURDAY And i•ea'1 clean up sale prices on mane lines. BUY- NOW AND SAVE MONEY W. J. GREER "The Good Shoe Store" Wingham, Ont. fll®IIlmlll immlllflanl®IIIaIIImIIi umlm®IIImal 11801111a7mu IImIIIm!Ilallllfillolllelllslllelll 7! 1 1 1 1• 1 11111 111 1 1 jai LYCEUM THEATRE Friday and Saturday, April 27th and 28th Monte Blue In "BRASS KNUCKLES" Mon., Tues. and Wed., April 30th and May 1 and 2 Ted cN . ; gra and Sammy oh4n -In "THE GAY RETREAT" A comedy of the Great War. SPECIAL Thurs., Fri. and Sat., May 3rd, 4th and 5th R nalld Coleman -In "BEAU GESTE" „Ts hnillslmslnlls111ss Isplistm anniisacnisin WlrfG%{AM ADVANCE -TIMES WESTFIELD Mfr, T. E. Ellis was on a 'business trip to Quebec last »'eek. Mr, and Mrs. jack Cowan visited at the home of the formees brother in Wingham over the week -end.. Mrs. 13, H. Taylor of Goderich, is visiting • her son, Mr. Elwin Taylor.. Miss Ruth Vincent of London, spent the week -end under the parental roof. Mr. and Mrs. Will,' Kelly and babe visited at • thehome of Mrs. Kelly's parents, Mr. and lrfrs. J. Killough of, Dungannon on Sunday. The infant baby of Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Taylor which was born on Thursday morning, April i9th, died on Friday evening. Much sympathy is extended to Mr, and IVIrs. Taylor in their loss. A baby girl arrived at the home of Mr. and 'Mrs. Wm. Govier, on Satur- day. Congratulations. Mr. Win: McDowell attended the Presbytery meeting at Wingham on Thursday. Mrs. Wm. McDowell, Mrs. J. L. McDowell; Miss Winnifreil, Campbell and Mrs. Jack Cowan at- tended the Presbyterial meeting. ASHFIELD Born -To Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Dren- nan, a daughter, on Wednesday, April xath. Born -On Friday, .April 13th to Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hunter, a son, Mr. Alex. McDonagh of Russel, Man„ returned to his 'home last week, and Mrs. Fred Topp to her/ home in Toronto. • Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Twanley spent last Tuesday in Wingham. A. number from Ashfield attended the Presbyterial held in Wingham on Thursday. We: are sorry to report the death, of Mr. Rory Campbell, x2th con- on Thursday, April xgth. The funeral was held on Saturday to Kinloss cem- etery, We extend our sympathy to the bereaved wife, son and daughter. Mr. Kenneth Campbell of Detroit, was here attending his father's funer- al. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Garml and chil- dren from Sheppardton, spent Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. D. K. Alton., Mrs, John Campbell is spending a few weeks with' her daughter, Mrs. Jacob Hunter. Mrs. Wilson Irwin spent a few days with her son, Gordon Irwin, West Wawanosh. A few from here attended the Odd Fellows' service on Sunday morning. , in the ;United Church, Lucknow• WHITECHURCH llr. and Mrs, M.iitun McBurneyand daughter of Windsor, spent a few days last week with friends here. 211 Miss Jeanette 13. Cottle left on Fri- day to take a position in, Eavenston Hospital, near Chicago. Rev. R. F. Irwin of Centralia, visit - cd on Friday last with,Mi and Mrs. Herbert Laidlaw. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. ,Barbour spent last week with his brother, Mr. Ar- c.hie Barbour of 1,ucknow, who passed away on Friday and was buried on Monday ofthis week. _ I Miss Murray of Walton, spent the j week -end with Mrs, .Gibson Gillespie. - Me. John Johston held a very suc- cessful sale on Monday. Mr. Ernest Sperling "leaves ;this week for, Detroit„ Mrs, Gillespie, :sr., celebrated her ninety-ninth birthday on Friday, Ap- ril, zoth, congratulations. Mrs. Thos. Gaunt and John spent Saturday in London.` Mrs. John Kilpatrick of Crewe, vis- ited on Friday .with her Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Robinson of East Wa- wanosh. Mr. Jos. Laidlaw has been laid 'up with.- a sore knee, and Mr. Jas. Laid, law sr., of the village, has not been so well lately. • Me. and Mrs. Irwin Henry and Ross of Belfast, visited with Mr. and Mrs, Robert Purdon on Sunday: Mr.' Mac Ross and Mr. John Pur - don each. lost a valuable horse' last week Mrs. Jas. Boyle spent' a few days last week with her family in Walker - 1 i 1 IIIIII ILII1X1131111111II1lllIl11a1111II1Illlfll'lilll®I�i1 ojtesetevz e .ermenseetees •eervfalseefJVI•1JmeieskT $'IV�es ell_J'J-...2MeeetetereP. •J•imetlteeseeeeneextke fit We handle S ationery and u plies -f or - Schools, Business Offices and Churdies ..' Dealers 006, Magazines and Newspaper I ooksetter WINGHAM and TT Stationer ONTARIO i "r 9I i wi ►s; 1.e;P/"PrkifY�\ i 4irk N1IYociAiTiV451. Yon. The Y. 3?. Se. of -the United Church held, a very successful social evening on Friday last. Next Friday they are invited to St. Helens. The many friends of Mrs. ''Ernest Thompson in this community extend sympathy to .her and to the mother and brothers and sisters of the. tate Mrs. Ernest Thompson in their nad bereavement. Mrs, Jas. Falconer and Miss At Laidlaw left on Monday to attend the funeral of thii aunt, Mrs. McCartney ey of Powasson, who died on Monday. She never regained consciousness af. ter taking a stroke. Deceased is a sister of the. Laidlaw family of White church, Mr. Bcccroft is busy planting ditie 1 trees in his ,rlant�.ttiot. or>zi c', p Tharsda7, ,April 2sth,. 1926 iserwwwessime nessesvisessm llmmin ialeamiee■e sissesmess oppia�g Wee1C at ■®®MMINI ENII eNai♦'ase[ , ■ The store is full of "Enipire Made Goods" - Each departh-ient has its array. of splendid values in Canadian and British productions ,- Go9ds that represent remarkable achieveinents from throughout Canada and the Empire. Special LOW PRICES are niacle on many lines, so it will be to your ad- vantage to shop with us during "Empire Shopping. Week," oisso aao4a411114. 0 MO4aV.r00ItWio4aP0ao®,u®ioaPIPPwPPP4iRP4M06MUARRPaIMr®Pi 1¢Pio0iiPN@Y700MR ®.PeM,PNs1IePe.iJ)o les pa.I,.PW40.1. 1,µ111IgV,.joN O4,w.o1•8•X• .••••••• Women's Coats and Suits; Striking examples of the progress Cana- dians have made in the production of fine apparel for Women and Misses. We offer Exclusive models at close prices $14.5o, $23.00 to $45.00. Dresses for Choice Creations of Doris Barrett 'that com- mand attention wherever shown, at -$19.5o, $25.00 to $38.50. Silks of Quality Did you know that beautiful Silks are made in Canada? At St. Catherines, Galt, Cornwall. ...Flat Crepes, Satin, Georgette, $1.88 to $4.ss per yard. Corsets` and Accessories Nemo and Gossard makes give entire satisfaction, Corsets from, $2.50 to $6.00; Corselettes $x.5o up. Made in Canada. True Irish Linens These fine Table Linens, Towels and Bridge Sets are a distinctive credit to the makers, John S. Brown and Sons, Belfast, Ireland, Prices to suit all. Leather Purses and Hand Bags Made in Canada from fine Calf Skin, Black, Browns, Blonde and Grey shades. Priced $1.5o to $6.95• Blankets --Canadian and Scotch Pure Virgin Wool made into the love- liest Blankets, Coverlets and Yarns, plain colors and check designs. From $5.75 to $14.5o the pair. Wabasso Smart White Cottons Madapolam, Nainsook, Sheetings, Pillow Cottons and Steam loom, Extra values for Empire Week x4c, 23c to 48c, Canadian Floor Coverings Linoleums and Congoleums, also Rugs of each for your livingbroom, bedrooms or kitchen. New low prices are now in effect. Silk Stockings of Quality Kayser Slipper Heel and Holeproof are the best full fashioned makes. $x.85 to zoo. Watson's Silk 'Lingerie Kimonas, Slips, Combinations, Bloom- ers and Vests. Special $x.5o line for g8c. House Furnishings Cretons, Sateens, Window Chintzes and Curtain Draperies. New goods made in Canada. Priced 5oc to $2.5o per yard,; Umbrellas Smart numbers ,that reveal Canadian art in Umbrella and Parasol making, You will find our display interesting. Priced $x.so to $xa.00. Reid's Scarfs and Neckwear Beautiful goods for the .adornment of Spring Dresses and Costumes 75c to $4.50. Men's Clothing Styles and sizes, in Men's good Suets and Top Coats, made from the finest Worsteds, Tweeds and Serges, from both Canadian and British 1Vfills. Suits from $x7.5o, $25.00 to $4o.00 Top Coats at $x5.00, $x8.75 and $24.5o Special for Friday and Saturday all less 2o% Slickers to Keep You Dry Fish Brand Slickers, Blue, Green and Yellow, all sizes, Priced $4,95, to $8.5o. 'Shirts! Of Course Forsyth, Stewart; Arrow are the best. •ststanding values for your selection $x.95, $2.5o to $4.50. "t Neckwear and Socks A large' stock of Canadian, English and Scotch makes. Priced 69c, g5c to . $x.75. Underwear AT,pw for. Spring weights, Althletic, •Bal brigg'ait and fine wools 98c to $3.50. Barrymore Rugs A distinct Canadian achievement. The best Rugs, Mats and Runners on the mar- ket. Come in and see them. >YYY�o�D oY®.PSPi1�n.+�p�P�D.�PYO1�ryON.CmP4�C�0�O�W41�1.�404iYP��P®.ai604®Oe.ss�t� OOY.P4Oo�4®oats.00i0.�f1�.A0�4®.i.�.n�iP�P� Scores of other exceptional values in Empire Made Goods are here for your selection add comparison, .. •. .• •• .. .. '.. .. See for yourself. that space will not permit to mention. So Come. .. o46c.o.Y .o_ost®.4011,o no DISISHM•1004111191.311011.0161040111•040.0411•Mt....00111.0•LM•0•1111•040111•041M,1411MAMMO•041100004•111•0.11•41 oe CANADIAN GROCERIES SPECIALLY PRICE D FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY McLaren's Jelly Powders, 4 'for asc 5' lb. Pail Corn Syrup, 3 for ,$x o0 Large Jar Orange Marmalade -3 Boxes Maple Leaf Matches -. .. ....25c 6 rolls Crepe Toilet Paper 22C Pink 'Salmon, large tin _ ._23c Extracts, 3 bottles for . asc Silver Gloss Starch a pkgs 25c >®p•®P®p�P4n}1141Ri1®i10ofl0a04aoiYNlvsOPo4®o4ao®o®fl®Da.o4Y.OmP6Oo,..0loD®P®>o®oao@sGa.o®1 l aai Ek Choice` September Cheese, per lb : 27c McCormick's Fresh Cookies .2gc Shredded Wheat, 2 pkgs..-__.:. 25c 1Flakes, s Corn. F akes, 3 pkgs. g ®11 0/ VA NOSHES of special product-, for"every purpose -for every ,surace Vie' 0000 M� M0 Book e t G 51 "104 EPO eeon yu� 100% PURE PAINT for exferior or inferior forS RA MARBLE-1TE for hardwood floors NEU-TONE the Fatwash able pint Ichy & THOMPSON Ingham, BLUEVALE Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Pocock and little daughter, and brother, Norval, of Ilolmesvilie,spent the week -end at the home of their sister, Mrs. Leon- ard eonaril Elliott. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Po- cock and son, Harold, .of Belgrave, were Sunday visitors at the same 'tame, Mr. aria Mrs, Walter:Davidson were visitors one day last week at the home of Mr, and Mrs, John Mundell. Mr, and Mrs. Will Cleghorn and daughter, and Irving of Hamilton, were visitors last week at the home of Mr. and, Mrs. Roger Oke, Miss Bessie Wilsoni of Toronto, is at 'present visiting at the hortte of Mr, and 'Mrs. Roger Oke, and also Mrs. Ida "Wilson who has been there for some time. 14frs.ItauSIand daughter, Mrs. I1 Gilkinson, of 'Turn.berrYr . were visitors. last veeelc at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Mundell, they were ac- companied. by Miss Hazel A/Lundell, who spent the past two weeks at their hoaxes. TURNBERRY COUNCIL The minutes of council meeting held hit Bluevale on April teth, 1928. All members present, ,Minutes of last meeting . were reading and adopted. No letters were received, Mr. Chas. 1VIcCutcheon presented his, claim for loss of horse in x925 from injuries claimed on Hawick- Turnberry boundary, Claim to be ta- ken care of by the Globe Indemnity Co. Moved,' by J.:l Breckenridge and J. E: Baird that we request the engineer, F. F R.:�.d:gar to xnalre :report on Thomson VARNOLEUM for Oi/clofh etLino/eum WOOD -LAC stain forRoars and furniture ret -De ell Drain. -Carried. mo C �La Dr Y Moved by J. Breckenridge and Jas. E. Baird that we purchase from Saw- yer -Massey Co. 4 three bar Standard' Road Drags. --Carried. '< Moved by R. Grain and D. P'ortune that By-law xs be passed appointing the following Pound keepers for year x928:--- Robt, McXague, John Lane, T. Appleby, H. Gilmour, A. Geinmill,. Jas. Kirton, P. S, McEwen, Jas. Doug- las, John Tervitt, Theo, Finned, John Mundell, W. H. Elliott,' John Moffatt, --Carried. ,e Moved by. J, Breckenridge and J. R: Baird that By-law. No. x6 be passed appointing the following Pence view- ers for the year 5928: -Wm.. H, Mutt. d 1, W, S. Ding, J. P. Lovell, Thos. HAug , San,Van tone, 5. E. Nichol, ol r Jas. McDougall and E, Orvis.--.Car. tied, Moved by R. Grain and D. Fortune that I Y-lav No x�bepassedappoint. t w ing Jas. Wylie, dra• inspector s ector at goo per hour: -.Carried. The following account were paid,-- Wingham Advance, acct. $3.00; Muni- cipal World, acct, $8,00; Jas. Wylie, sheep worried by dogs $80.00; : 5. T. Wylie, patrolman $11.75; Johfi• Kelly, patrolman $6.o5; Matt, Willie,‘ patrol. man $2o.5o; Rae & Thompson, acct.. .95; T. W. McKinnon, patrolman 20.20; Thos. W. Weir, sept, $x6,5o; Alex. Forgie, patrolman $13.80; `C, Dunbar; acct. repairing graders $.00; 'G, q. Walker, patrolman $so.97; Fred Hogg, patrolxtian $8.6o; John Potter, ;patrol. inn $9.85. u' Moved'by R. Grain and J. Breck- enridge that adjourn to meet on May 3151, 1928 at 7p.m. in Bltievale, Court of Revision on the Assesstnent Roll to be held in Bluevale on May 35st at 3 p.m. Carried, W. .. Cruikshank, Clerk. I. J. Wright, Reeve.