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WINGliAM ADVANcgalmEs
No. 06 Art Console. Uses 5
UY.227 4.C., one UX.1.714
Output, and one UX.280
R. C. A. rubes. Price, less
Tribes and Cone Sptaker .
$3oo.oe
14*-9ne tkit- Charm
AFTER the charm of Stromberg-Carlson tone has captivated your
ears; after the grace and rich beauty of the cabinet has won
your achniration--then to find out that Stromberg -Carlson quality
can be had at so low a •price is a very pleasant surprise.
This Receiver is entirely self -contained -7 -no batteries or liquids,
all operating power conning direct from house lighting circuit
There is but one tuning dial filluminatecli marked in wave length
meters as well as divisional scale.
The Cabinet is among the finest ever produced in the radio in-
dustry. It is low, perfect in proportion with beautifully grained panel
construction-will win a place in any room for decorative value alone.
Come in and let us arrange for a home demonstration,
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W. CRUICKSHANK, WINGHAM, ONT.
Word was received by Mrs. Gibson
Gillespie on Wednesday last of the
inness of her sister, Miss Edythe Ped-
dle of Edmonton. She is in an isola-
tion hospital suffering from scarlet
fever.
Born -On Friday, Feb. 22, to Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Reed Of Whitechurch,
Mr. Ed. Haines is suffering from
his second stroke and is very low at
present. Nurse Maude Conn is nal-
,
sing hini.
Born -On Friday, Feb:, 15, at T, S-
-water, to M. and Mrs, Perrin 1'c:1a-
nington, (nee Myra Taylor of Kin-
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Mrs. Jas, MacGregor and Mrs. Mac
Ross spent a couple of days last week
With the former's,daughter, 'Mrs. jack
Henderson of Parainount;
Mr. Thos. Davidson iS rery w at
present.
Mr. John Shiell who has been visit-
ing his daughter and .son in Wi'‘d
for two 3.veeks returired home on Sat-
urday last.
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Mrs, Chas: COngram oiRipley spcnt
the week-endwith her daughter, 3,!Irs:
Chas. ShielL •
Mrs. Whitlock of Oregon, is vit•it-
mg, her cousin, Mrs. Rice and 04.i er
relatives here.
rood, visited one day last week with
his aunt, Miss Catharine Ross.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Caseinoo..! and
babe left on Friday for their home in
Chatham.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Gaunt and fa-
mily and Mr. Ed. Gaunt and family
attended the Carter-Durnin wedding
reception held on Wednesday last at
the home of Mr. and Mrs, Jas. Gaunt
of St. Helens.
Mrs. Elivood Barbour and son,Kcn-'
meth spent last week with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs, Jamieson Petta-
piece.
Misses Ruby and Olive Kennttly
and Miss Annie Moore are attending
Miss Olive Farrier spent the week-
end with her sister, Miss Winnifred
Farrier of Cedar Valley.
The ,W. 14. S. of Brick United
Church are holding a sewing bee at
the home of Mrs, • Robt, Coultes this
Thu rsday,
Mn and Mrs. Geo. L Robertson
are moving to their home on the 12th
concession. '
Miss Annie McDowell returned cin
Saturday' from Stratford where she
was visiting her sisters,
• Mr, Clayton Robinson left ou Mon-
day forilds work in Detroit.
Mr. Wendell Taylor entertained a
numberof his friends and neighbors
on Friday evening last, '
• IVir. John Purdon is very busy thiase
times with his circular saw, sawing
poles. t
Born - On Monday, Feb. 18th in
Grace Hospital, Windsor, to Mr. and
Mrs. Alec Shiell, (nee Violet McBtir-
ney), a son.
ASHFIELD
Miss Jessie Andrew, near Lucknow
spent a few days with her cousin, Mis
Elsie Anderson of Mafeking.
Mr. and Mrs. John Helm, risar Zion
spent a day recently. with relatives
around Mafeking.
Mr, and Mrs. Herb. Laidlaw and
daughter, near Whitechurch, spent
Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Alton.
Mrs. T. A. Cameron is in London
Victoria Hospital this week ,taking
treatment, ,
Mr, Will Baldwin spent Thursday
in London, with Mrs. Baldwiti,wit9 is
in the ViLoria Hospital.
I Mr, John McKeith of Oakville, Nis-
! itcd relailves and old neighboirs on
the 12th con.'last week..
Miss Bessie Barnby, 12th con., is
visiting in Hamilton.
Sorry to report •the death of Rev.
Professor S. E. Beckett, who passed
away in Vancouver, 13. C. His early
home was on the 10th con., and he
was a brother of Mr, Albert Beckett.
Mr, and Mrs. Matt. Shackleton near
Crewe, spent the week -end with rela-
tives in Goderich.
The W. M. S. of the Hacketts ap-
pointment met at the home of •Mrs.
G. Vint, with a fair attendance. The
president, Mrs. James Cook presided.
Mrs. Albert Alton read a chapter febm
the Study Book, "Drums in the Dark-
ness". Miss Maizie Hackett and
Roy Alton sang a duet, Mrs. Lege
lane reported on the Temperance,
and Mrs. John Mullin on' Japan, and
Miss Mary Vint gave a reading. it
was decided to have a social evening
next week.
Mr. Dynes Campbell attended the
reception of his cousin, Mrs. litnry
Carter at the home of their cousin,
Mr. Andrew Gaunt, on Wednesday.
Miss Tillie Sherwood attend:d the
Thursday, February' 28th, 1929
nesday evening. All reporta spien-
Aid
I Mr, and Mrs. Sidney Fetosoa and
!little' son, Donald of Londnn, spent
the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. T,
Ferguson, 101dborn.'
Miss Edith Johnson is visiting- ith
Mrs, George Drennan, near Cour( v'S
Corners.
Miss Lyla Gaunt, near Si, ; Helens,
spent the week -end with her friend,
Miss Tillie Sherwood.
Mr. and Mrs, Max Raynard o Luck
now Spent Sunday with their daugh-
ter, 1Virs. Walter Alton.
BLUE• VALE
Mrs, Win. McKinney visited with
friends at Palmerston this week.
IVIr. Thos. Stewart received a oar
of B. C. shingles this week.
Mr. A. H. Coombs made a business
trip to Toronto this week.
Mr, Wm. Thornton visited 'with
relatives at Gorrie last week.
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s, C. Hetherington and son
George, Mrs. David Jewitt and dau
ghter, Cora, Mrs. Whit, Stewart and
daughter, . Jean, Miss Ella Barnard
Mrs. Charles Elliott, Miss Alma Free
R.N., were out to' Mrs. Stanley Gall-
agher's on Wednesday afternoon to
a quilting-.
Mr. Jim Breckenridge of Brantford
spent Sunday at the home of his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. foseph Brecketi-
r• idlgie, r.and Mrs. Gordon Hall and fam-
ily sent Sunday at .the home of Mr.
and • Mrs, 'William McMichael, at
'Wingham junction.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Elliott and
daughter were guests on Sunday' at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Garniss.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stamper spent
Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs,
William Souch, in Morris.
Misses Ella Barnard, Cora Jewitt,
were guests on Sunday at the •home
of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Elliott.
• Mrs. Grant Nichol and -family re-
turned home Saturday to Brussels af-
ter spending a week at ! the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Breckenridge.
Miss Alma Free R.N., of Dungan-
non, spent a few days last week at
the home of Mr, and Mrs. Claris.
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Hetherington.
BELGRAVE
The regular meeting of the Bel -
grave W. M. S. was held at thL home
of Mrs. Scobie with a large att..nd-
ance. The meeting was opened by
singing hymn 30, "Glory to God for
His sunshine is' free", follov 1 by
Mrs. j. A. Geddes reading the scrip-
ture lesion aken from 1 Co. 3-9.
Mrs. J. Coultes read devotional leaf-
Thurs., Fri, Sat., February 28th, March '1 and 2
SPECIAL
Fay Wray and Garry Cooper
"The Legion of the Condemned"
A Thiama of the Air
Admission -Adults 35c, Children 20c.
Monday, *Tuesday, Wednesday, March 4,5, 6
William Haines
In -
"Telling The World"
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Plan to Attend the
Two -Day Swine Marketing Course
To beheld in the
TOWN HALL, WINGHAM, ONTARIO
• THURSDAY AND FRIDAY FTERNOONS,
• MARCH 7th. and 8th, 1929
Discussions by special speakers on the various pha,-
, • es of Swine Management.
• Course to be held under the direction of •
ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL-
• TURE, HURON COUNTY BRANCH
Clinton, OntaAo
er's reports were read and adopt‘d. Mrs. Vancamp over the week -end,
The roll call was answered by nam-
ing a missionary in India. Mrs. Sco-
bie gave a. splendid talk on the aim
and the neeessity of,the W. M. S. and
associate helpers. Hymn 91 was then
sung after which Mrs. Wilkinson clOs-
ed the meeting with prayer. A social
tittle was then • enjoyed, the Jstess
serving lunch.
Donald Young of Lambeth, is visit-
ing his parents over the week -end.
J. A. Brandon attended the funeral
of a relative at Rlineburg, on Wed-
nesday.
Me. and Mrs, :Elmer 'Wilkinson of
Winglunn, :visited with the former's
parents Mr and Mr i Charles Wilk -
reception of Mr, and Mrs, Henry Car- let, "The Partnership" 'atfer which inson one day last week,
ter 01 Lucknow, at the home ofhdr the president, Mrs. Anderson, lead in Mrs. Fairservice of 1 oi d •
•y05 ness 0 ege n ng tam . cous ns n e.st nanos 1, on 'Wed_ prayer.• The secretary and treasur- iced with her sisters, Mrs. Owens and grave has a eoastable.
Mrs. Joe Little Of Winthrop, is
T, spendinga few days with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Geddes.
Miss Laura Bone, of Pori
Htfron, is spending a few Weeks with
her Mother, Mrs. Bone., •
I Mrs. John L. Stewart and. Mts.
Seotthave been on sicl;..list.
IDr, Gandier of Clinton, made a pro-
fessional visit in the:village one day
last week. , ' •
Miss Belle Ferguson ;spent, a few
days with her aunt, Mrs. Geo, Tervitt
near WhitechurOh..
The Sharnrcick Comedy Co. is %aid-
ing entertainments in. the Foreqers'
Hall this week. '• :
Listen all you bad boys, when you
come, to Belgraye beware, for Bel-
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THIS SATURDAY WILL BE THE END. -IN THE MEANTIME THE BIG BARGAIN FESTIVAL WILL BE IN FULL SWING.
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MEN'S CLOTHING and FURNISHINGS
ALL AT SAVING PRICES
OVERCOATS
The Pick of the Season
Navy Whitneys-rine Meltons-Barry-
more-Uisters-Stip-Ons--- All reduced to
clear less 20 to 40 per cent.
741
114 UNDERWEAR AND SOCKS
Fine \ V 0 0 1 S -Worsteds and Ca,shmer-
: Falicy and ,Staple Patterns --Reduced 20%.
SHIRTS, SCARFS, GLOVES
The m „
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thing new. All less 20 per (..'ent.
HOUSE COATS ace.,1DR.e.ING GOWNS
111 Any Garment -Half Price.
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111 SWEATERS and PULLOVERS
• All reduced to clear.
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Kayser, Winsome Maid and Hole -
proof Silk Stockings less 20%.
75c to $1.00 Chatnoisette Gloves
• 85.50 Irish Linen Table Cloths
Highland Prints (fast colors) ...23c
$1.50 tnglish Bath Towels
$4.50 to 85.50 Corsets $1.98 to $298
$2.50 to $4.0O Fancy Scarfs -.41.95
45c Pajama Cloths ... . .. ..
$2.50 Black Dutchess Satin
$1.25 Pagoda Silk Broadcloth ...88c
$2.50 Rainbow Crepe -de -Chine
41.69
32c Anderson Gingham 25c
Wab,asso Pillow Cottons, all sizes
44c, 36a
Yard -id o Heavy Flannelette ...23e
All Curtain Materials less 20%.
$1.50 Watson's Silk.Underwear 98e
2 -Yard Wide Plannelette Sheeting
liettIL1116.13%
Beautiful Models of lovely glossy Pelts- Nat-
ural C�o, Persiati Lamb, Hudson Seal and
Canadian Muskrat in its various forms._ Ev-
ery garment fully guaranteed.- The savings ,
are Large, all reductions being from 26 to 30%.
• BUY THESE GROCEkIES
Challenge Corn Starch • 3 for 28e
Lamp. Glasses, Medium size
Handy Amonia 3 for 25c
5 -String Broom ....
3 Bars P. & G. Pearl Naptha Soap
6 Rolls Toilet Paper .....--...._......22c
9 Bars Castile Soap
Choice Dates, 2 lbs,
Sliced Pineapple , ..2 for29c
Seedless Raisins, 2 lbs. • 24t
Palmolive, Lux or Infant's Delight
for 29c
Tins 1-leinz Tomato Soup ..... .48c
4 Pkgs. McLareri's jelly Powders
5 11). Pail Pure Clover Honey -59c
King Oscar Sardines for 49c
5 lb. Pail Corn Syrup ...... 3 for $1.00
10 lb. Pail Corn
McDonald's Brier Tobacco
McDonald's Crown, Tobacto 100
Chico Cooking Pigs 2 lbs. for 23e
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stock. • Come along arid buy one for next
season. All reduced a quarter to a half off.
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LADIES' and MISSES' COATS
DRESSES TO CLEAR
Every dress to be sold-Satins-Crepes1.--
Pine Woollens'and Knit ti ffects. All great- 11
ly reduced. Many Half Price.
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Now is a good time to buy these choice at
garments. The styles are new -the quality
the best. Every garment means a big sav-
ing-. Dresses to $8,00 for $4.65 Coats.all
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