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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1928-12-20, Page 811 7 U onAirf ADVAd' V3A"TImES;i• it Thursday, December 20th, 1928 sitlilialiimillisoimi11siiiiii1114'liiiiii1911fliiIlialiistllptlll l)ll ill Il�itioil Itimisli ttptlltttpill9�lliefllirillltl�11111i ip�llllwlUlitilll�11I�hl�ill�ll _ ,r hnas Sale is- ippers YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFT -PROBLEMS ARE SOLVED—AMD MQNEY SAVED BY BUYING HERE. Women's Cosy Slippers and House Shoes Splendid variety to' choose from, Sale Prices 95c t0 $2.00 CHILDREN'S SLIPPERS Big collection to select from, 'Christ- mas Sale 69cto$1.00 Men's Slippers and Romeos Style and comfort embodied in every pair, big assortment $1.25iO3.50. jt • Goloshes, Zippers and Gay- • tees in all the new styles and $_ colors, best quality at $2.50 to $5.50 Hockey Shoes, C. C. M. Ska- tes, Spats, Moccasins, Shoe Packs, Club Bags, and mane other lines .to choose from. Phone 23 1 tiiiltlilti1ItiilllilUiilliltiilltililiiliilllll(IIgiili1t19111ille lliifilltiiimIcisno11iiliilil llliltiiiinliMlil;fltlttlinlialfllllfatiiiii INNli EE "THE GOOD SHOE STORE" Wingham M it a BLIJEVALE The regular monthly meeting of L. O. 794 was held in the Lodge room last night and the following officers. elected for the coming year:— W. M.—Jas. ear:—W..M.—Jas. Masters D. M.—Wm, Peacock Chap.—Rev. Mr, Walden 1'.ec Sec.—Geo. Thornton Fin. Sec. -Robe, Forrest D. of C.—Wm. McGee Com. -Ed. Johnston, Jas. Peacock, Mrs, 'J. J. Sellers is at Fergus with her daughter, Mrs. Robt. McLean. We are pleased to know she is slow- ly improving. L Mr. F. Black made, a business trip the to Toronto on Monday: 1Kent at Brantford. Mr. John Underwood returned home to Saskatoon this week. , Mr. George Donaldson of Toronto spent a couple of days last week at his summer home here. Mr. Peter McIntosh of I%incarcline is at .present visiting ,at the home of his sister, Mrs. James Nichol, and also other relatives in and around Biuevale. Mr, John Harbottle of Chinook, Montana, was a visitor last week at the home of his aunt, Mrs. Andrew Holmes. Mr. and Mrs.- Charles Elliott spent a couple of days last week visiting at, home of Mr and Mrs William Mr. and Mrs.. Whit. Stewart and daughter, Jean, Miss Cora. Jewitt, Mr. Howard Stewart, spent Sunday with !friends at Lucknow. Messrs. John and 'William Mundell, James Gilmour, Mrs. Alice Aitken, at- tended the funeral of Mr. Aitken. Sr. at Beaton, last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Coombs- were in ',Brantford last week attending. the !funeral of the latter's father, Mr.. T. Haddow, who was buried in Simcoe, : Thursday afternoon from the Presby- { terian church there. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Pocock and 'brother, Norval, of Holmesville, were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Elliott. Mr. Charles Messer of Guelph O. tA. C. ;is spending the Xmas holiday �' at the home of his parents, Mr, and. !Mrs. John Messer, , Mr. and Mrs. Roger Oke of Wing - ham' spent Thursday evening- at the home of Miss Polly Duff, I. Biuetrale Presbyterian} S,. S% will :hold. their Christmas „entertainment in !the, Foresters' Hall on Friday even - Ing, December 21st. " l'iuevate United Church Sunday School will hold their Christmas tree in the church on Monday evening, December 24th. LYCEUM THEATRE Friday and Saturday, December 21st and 22nd Ken Maynard The Upland Rider A racing Western. Matiaie Sat., Dec. 22nd, 3 p.m. All children Free. Mom Tues. ando W ed., December 24th, 25th, 26th Colleen Moore Happiness Ahead SPECIAL • Thurs., Fri. and Sat., December 276, 28th; 29th Dolores Del Rio — In "RAM O N w� BELGRAVE Mr. Thomas Gibson of Toronto, spent Sunday with friends in town. Mr. George F. Gibsoti of Vancouv- er, who carne as a delegate to a meet- ing of the General Council of the Un- ited. Church of Canada, held in Tor- onto last week, spent Sunday with friends in town, and took charge of the service ie the `United church.. ort Sttnday {tight, Mrs, Towntinson of Toronto, was in town one day last week and attend- ed the futaeral of her brother, the late. Milton Edmunson. The annual meeting of the W. M. of Belgrave Prebyterian Church, {vas held in the ehttlIclr on Thursday, December ' 6th, After the regular business meeting the election of of- ficers took plat and resulted as fol- tows.—President Mrs, .Jas, Taylor; Vice Presidents -Mrs; A, Porterfield and Mrs. Jas, Scott; Secretary—Mrs, T. A. Gear; Treasurer --Mrs. 0. An - •i • Our �rce ' is alt n1nv enjoy. this ,.the beat of all eeaeonz• 'Christmas'tfri3,. t,,s>. •,, i r. dlq 5 1t , S f ej Not *nary shopping days left,'bil`tstil there is ample tiiine to Make' , r+tut ;.4, ,ie , , purchases Of really ,fii a gifts from our excellent stock, ` Something' F 7 it; for every meliii:ber of the 'family.:.': Comte irr and :>see '..our .'fine dislplay;, of Christmas. Gifts.' Open, evenings till 10 o'clock , INC• B INGHAM derson; Supply Secretary -Mrs.' D. Dunbar• Expense Treasurer—Mrs. W. .Geddes; Organist—Mrs.'. Scandrett. The Auxiliary has had a Successful year from the stand point of interest and advancement as well as from a financial point of . view, They were able to meet their allocation of $90.00 as well as supplying an outfit for an Indian girl and sending their usual supplies to Miss Rattee in Toronto, A Home Helpers' Department has been organized for 1929 and the lad- ies of the congregation are looking forward to another year of progress. On Friday evening, December 14th the Foresters' Hall, Belgrave was fill- ed to capacity when the Prebyterian S. S. 'held their Christmas Tree and Entertainment. An enjoyable pro- gram was presented being presided over by the Superintendent of the Sunday School, and consisting of mus- ical numbers by the Westfield Quar- tette, Mr. Stanley Sidthorpe of Blyth, Mr. Harvey McGee of Auburn, Miss VanCamp and the Misses Cole, of 1 Belgrave and Mr. Victor Young. of Morris, also choruses and a dialogue by the members of the S. S. and a pantonine and a tableaux by the rnem- bers of the young_ ladies of the con- gregation, Mrs. Mowbray. of White -- church gave two veryacceptable read- ings and addresses were given by Dr. Penne of Winghana, pastor of the con- gregation and by Rev, T. W. Good- -well of Blyth.' In addition children of the S. S. entertained with drills and recitations and were rewarded by the appearance of Santa Claus who arrived. in :time to distribute the gifts from the' prettily decorated tree: Af- ter this lunch was served to these, who *took part fn the program. The members of the S. S. are grateful and hereby wish to exgriess their apprecia- tion to those outside of the congre- gation, whether, local or from a dis- tance, who helped to make the pro- gram a success. do Thursday, December 6th the W. M. S. of Knox United Church met and 'field its . regular monthly, rrreetiiig and election of officers. Mrs: Jos. 'Millar had charge of devotional exercises, anti' took for the Scriptture reading ,the birth of Christ; after which 'Mrs. Abraham Proctor led in prayer. ` The hymn "Silent Night Holy Night" was then sung. Roll call was responded to by Christmas. Greetings. The usual business was dealt with. Mrs. D. Geddes, the ef- ficient Secretary, gave a splendid re- port of year's work. Mrs. Scobie then took charge of the meeting :and closed with prayer. The following of- ficers are elected for the coming year. —Hon. Pres,—Mrs. C. B. Wilkinson; President—Mrs. Jas. Anderson.; 1st Vice Pres., Mrs. James Michie; 2nd Vice Pres.—Mrs. Albert Vincent; Sec, —Mrs. Jesse Wheeler; Treasurer— Mrs. Jos. Millar; Supply Sec.—Mrs. Abe Proctor; Missionary Monthly Sec.—Mrs. R. Stonehouse; Sec. of Stewardsi;ip and Finance—Mrs. Carl Procter; Strangers' Sec.—Mrs. J. A. Geddes; Associate Helpers' Sec.— Mrs. J. A. McCallum; Organists -Mrs. Jas, Wightinan and Mrs. Jas.•Michie; Press Reporter—Mrs. Jno. Clegg. :.Vire are pleased to report that the. the little children of Mrs. Corbett, Belgrave, whose Moine is under quar- antine for measles, are doing nicely now. Little Royetta who was so seriously fit is now out of danger. WHITECHURCH Merry Christmas to all. Mrs. Wm. Purdon and Mrs. Jas. Purdon were called last week to Brus- sels toe attend their sister, Mrs, Chas. Rintoul, who is very ill there. Miss Margaret Ferrie still remains in a very serious condition. Mr. and' Mrs. Archie Anderson of St. Helens spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Purdon. ■a100.■1111■ ■■®111®m■®®11munitum■s mem ■ ■ ■ ■ a■ ■ ■ ■ m ■ •■ i • a a ■ • ■ • • • ■ ■ 110h1 Itis a Happy, gladsome custom, coup- led with > real desire that makes us want to wish You and Yours J' I� tag Tfiglittmao May your New Year be full of opportun- ities for usefulness, high attainment, enough (fun to keep- sweet, and a great courage that will overcome all obstacles. Very sincerely yours, Int a : M21111011111111819110111101111101181 11111111111011110 a ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ u ■ ■ • ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ • ■ a ■ a • • C 0100110 ■ ■ Mr. and Mrs' ;H• enry McGee a.nd Mrs, Clarence Cox, here: Gordon visited one daylast week with' `lir, and Mrs. Wm.' Robinson and Mr. and Mrs. Robert IvrcGe ,,,of Blyth. Ernest spent Saturday with Dr. Har - 'There was a'splendid atterida•nce at old Robinson•of Wall eeton, the regular monthly meeting of•krtiS Mis. J. H. Christie , of Winghant Women's 'Institute . held at the honlot;', e'nt a few days last week with Miss of Mrs. Lance Grain on Frrdey list° ,\far.ga,ret ;Ferrie. over forty ladies being presents:!',[ t Robt. Mowbray and Mrs, Walter Lotti,' ASHFIELD read very interesting papers anddi, . Mowbr1y gave a reading; frotu "i3.en: Born -10 NIr•. and Mrs. Cyril Camp - Aur" portraying the Christmas scent belt -10th 'eon., a son, on Friday, .Dec. at the Birth of. Christ. A number•crf 14th ..We., extend congratulations, gifts for the Old Folks :Home weret Miss Tillie Sherwood, returned handed in. •, home on Thursday, after spending a 'The Christmas Concert''" of Cha? few weeks with her sister, Mrs. Jas. nier''s church is on Wednesday of this harbour of Goderich. week and that of the United chur'ah Mr, "and Mrs, Gilles Haines and son, on Thursday evening. Neil, near Dungannon, spent Thurs- Mr. and M,rs. Thos 1$ot;inion rnd day with relatives' near Teeswater. Mrs. Wm. Robinson motored to :l1`t-..� --Mrs. A. Nelson is Spending a coup- chell one day last week ,to t isit••then ld• 5.f weeks at the home of Miss Em - daughter, Mrs. Joe Thompson and fna Richardson at Langside. son Ross, who is very ill with flu. `Mr. and Mrs. Roy Altort'and family: Mrs. Cuyler of Si. ,Helens visited spent Wednesday at the homes of Mr. last Tuesday with Miss Sarah .tear•= =and Mrs. Percy Graham, near Shep- butt, who is not very wellat•presentet psrrdton, and. Miss Mary Cunningham Mr. Geo. Cottle and his 'daughtei; near Port Albert, Mrs. Thos. Kew, spent Saturday last in London. Skates put on free of charge., Buy Mr. and Mrs. Melbourne Cox of your Hockey Shoes and Skates at Wingham spent Sunday with Mr. and Greer's Shoe Store. • TWATE R RADIO "Radio's Truest Voice" Atwater Kent Radio Speakers, in three sizes, gilt $30. Come ! Hear it now! THIS is . the lowest pride at which an. Atwater Kent electrric set has ever beer sold! Yet this new Model 40 is an even better, radio. It has greater range—more power—finer, selectivity.; bcatutiful tone. Everything 'else you want in fine radio ie here. Fractioon-ofsa-cent. *Awls battery1esa operation, 4,1011111Pletheig89 beauty 41114 proved dependalinity. There la !t big der rand of diad neww sets bat we have • nuimbe r of them, here naw for immediate de1lve y. Get ,yourb to day lrn urs delddai rrute lit it . ow* y, hatnai�ua--dro . ,a ar tt+�te lino `tarda Cansole models, toe, ha german Canadian Ponder . 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