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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1924-06-05, Page 8r tit ou iFrp !� r i, Www,., I 15I !le i(L u Fway 'v r• ■ Kaiekers '■ Ba s'.' Knickers in Greyand )3rovvn, wool, tweeds r ml�cy . ■ a,11 'sizes � m ■ a Burs . Men's Suits of good wearing cloth in navyand brown,' new styles and welll fin- 17.50 fished at Other excellent: valises at $x3.95, r$,5o and 23.50. Men's Shirts stock Broken lines from regular i e pat- terns, •and s tr in plain check p P terns, regularly priced to .7 to, clear. - 375, Tweed Top Coats New styles, all wool Top Coats, new spring shades, CO 00 specially specially prised..___. Roller Towelling Full bleached Pure Linen weft greatly reduced. Spec- ial 2 yds for .......:<.:.:.....�.. Porous Combination tor Men 1Vlade of fine: Egyptian Cotton, with short sleeves are very com €ortable, all sizes great- ly reduced ._..: __. _ _ 610 11-1 House Dresses Hi- te., Hi - 'novas, •tas Etc. x reg- ularly lines and samples,, priced to $6.5o ark each,to clear ..."............._.. w Cotton 11 ' se Cotton Hose of Ladies Black fine quality spliced heels . e and toes, per pair Curtain Marquisette Fine even quality Marquisette in white, cream and beige 'shades, makes excellent curtains �'� r and Pe Y Window Shades Genuine blinds of standard . e oil size, colors green and cream ...... White Reed Curtain Ro'ds._=.x9c Grass Rugs 8 only rugs of large sizes suit- able for bedrooms, living rooms, or summer cottages �4� g. greatly reduced _._r..... ., 2 only Union Rugs 3x:, 3regu lar $26.00, to 'clear Ginghams All British and Canadian makes, good patterns of`. fast colors at 24c; 35c, and 5oc yard .11 ;1' ing Bros Ne W fl CGH'AM _ADV�ANGE-TTM1+LES BASEBALL NEWS Two weeks ago Winglaaan was in- vited to link up ,with .a tmtnnber of other, towns desirious 'oi forrtt,ing a Baseball League to be known as the Huron County League. Tltis invi- tation was discussed in . all its bear- hags and finally ,accepted. On ` the ■ 2xst of May two representatives of the Wingham ECard and Soft ball. league journeyed to Clinton where the Clans fore athared. These am- bassadors nt- . with i d'ci us 5 ei • in g a t a o a sadrs v t t b, o weighing 9 6 g care the arguments for and against affiliation with the proposed, Huron League persuaded themselves that. the right thing to do was to recom- mend Wingham linking up, In this new:league there are two classes "A" and "B't and Wingltam takes its ::place' in the'"A" class. The other teams conipriseddin "A" class are Clutton Goderich, Bayfield and Seafort'h. Wingham's first game in the leagte will be played at' Wingham oil Wed- nesday June the '4th., �t,nd their op- ponents on that occasion will be, Goderich. We:look for a record gate' then,, and should not be' disappointed if the weather :• remains good. The Huron League, willin no wise interfere with the Town. League en- gagements, but will suppliment them. It will •be the means of demonstrat- ing- emonstrat ing"whither or not the players in our ■ e Samples >r1 l.. s �ax^p _ � Jp � lir ■ so ,only Wilton Carpet samples ■ 27x54, suitable as . mates or if ■ sewn togeether as run- ■ ners,, bargain prices ale 4 Towels Bath Towelssome are _ 53 only Ba h � white others with color- ed borders, one price ■ i Just what You need; for a good y summer dress at a low price, ■ regular 85c and L,00, ■ clearing per.yard ... �� Ratlines and Voileg Ladies' (Coats and IN ■ Raincoats • ■ Hardball circuit are profiting by;the ■ practice which:. the local games -are of Clearing lines of serviceable gar- ■ an arms t a giiage as to the- menu in all wool and rainproof ■ de ree of erfectionplayers are at g p P Y 'materials, 'half price and less, ■ "taining. :If the public • support' our at .........-......----------$4.95 to x1.75 ■ team in their County engagements as they are supporti'ng the various- town ■All the teams all should be well. h ■ rues la ed .to date between our � rWeaP a Y lin e g �, ■been ell worth town rivals have , w . Vests- DrawersBloomers, Corn- III, ) ■. witnessing. ' binations, .Step -Ins, Slips, Night The standing of.the teams in the Gowns, etc. all at reduced' prices. ill■ two circuits are given below.. '■ Lions HARDBALL " White Voiles ■ Team pl. won lost ■ Factories - 3 2 ® 2 . x "''Independents I." x ,■ ularl priced $.00' to Foundries YE. z.go, clearing price yard ■ Clerks • ■ Clerics ThurStlay, June 5th., 1924. Excellent .quality -of white voiles, in check and stripe' design, reg ■ Foundries Rea.r -- epartment ® Fry-Gunn-olas Lions Voile Dresses, patine Dresses, Broadcloth Cloth Dresses, Lin- ®Lloyds and Gurneys 2 en Dresses, Coats, Wraps, Suits 2 SOFTBALL, 3 2 2 Phone 71 MMEMIEMMEM SIM WINE ME 011 NEMMEEEM II EWE NE Boy in Auto Struck x 0 r 2 • �1Vl;AfTLAND 'FRFSBY'.l'E`1 1C M The' tenth aiiiitua1" nte'eting of. Sait.- land Presbyterial Society of the W. M.S, was, held in Walton on Tuesday May'2ptla;. x87 delegates representing 27 Av siliaries .and a • large no' c visi- tors were welcomed by Mrs. Chand., `ler and members of the W. M. S. Boys who think it smart to throw stones at passing autos should remem- ber that they are liable to a pretty heavy fine. small chap, hurled a fair sized bctulder at a car on Centre St. on Sunday afternoon and it struck a little lad. in the auto quite a blow,. A warning should be sufficieat, Meeting was presided aver by,the President, Mrs. Hartness and opened by praisefrom Psalm 58, Members. from Ethel Auxiliary conducted de- votional, exercises. Minutes of last Mrs. Carr meeting read by l�ecrSeay., M s. followed by excellent: reports from all the: department secretaries. Messen- ger Secy., reported 788 subscriptions, g Y, P ail •increase on whole over' last year of 78 requests. Auxiliary Mess. Secy. to have subscriptions'in to her by the last"of "October if possible, Y. W. Aux. -Secy., gave her 3rd annual re- port, showing some encouraging fea- tures and contributions to $s87.95. Re- ports from Press"'and Strangers and. Social Service Secretaries followed. Mis ion Band '.Secy., reports 4" new bands Port Albert,, Ashfield, Calvin, Dungannon. 25 bands in all.: Mem- bership '.481- decrease of:65, 'average attendance 467. Contributions $1046.- 00, decrease of $7o.35, Ashfield reports memberships. Suggestions Freeman of Listowel and Harold' and 2. junior P gg for Christmas gifts, spools, needles, one ..daughter, Mrs. ;J. W. Joynt' of town. lies no 0 0 i t eful supplies, w tl er t s scissors and o pP , the untiring efforts of� our. 1?resldent, who' addressed; l 'Attiiliat�ies, Mrs.'. Gollan .2, Mts,.Overend 6, Mrs, Me - 'Callum Miss.'.McGregor visited x'?' points and, o.r. ganized r new Auxiliary. Appreciation of the' splendid .services rendered by.Mrs. Conan in. her Miss- ion Band work. Her 'efforts is aan aid and inspiration to W.M.S, merit. - WHQ, 1�Ia,Y BREAK THE LAW? The other day the Goderich Jttst�ice 112i41 Paid a vito' Winghanl handed out a, iewsit 'seatea�ees to offend ,ers, Among other eases was that of a young man"' the sort of one of 9 e s Treasurer report total contra Wtnghanl's, most respected citizens, !r, �r. butions $7,467.75 increase over ,or who was fined for speeding. The linary'givings over last year, $583.00. purpose of this letter' is not to de - Gift. 'fz'om a 'friend in Lucicnow of fend speeding but rather to call at - $500.00, total increase $1,083.00 ,a re teutlon to the circumstances and the oof finances- foryear :1 and ,aneaps .by which. the conviction was' port9z scciired. ' t r 5923 was:given in detail Dedre o y of i. rla€tit t er Win 4 ara er was:offered by Mrs.Tate;_ of A . number ,6 g i t e le and t mn 649closed. morn-: School boys were on' their way to play n reva 1 Y 'rt session. 'ball with the 1Cincardine_kT S. team. t g Princi ial 13raekenbur- with' mert?bers (Continued next' weep.) t Y of the teatn had gone on almead; fol LUCKNOW lowed some minutes later by. a second A gloom has been cast over the vil- car .driven by the young man above few:da s bythe death referred to. When about Zetland this tape the pasty e t - t two of our well.. known.- residents; car overtook. a car striven by Inspect- Mr. nsp c of i Freeman having ` to, or' Peilow, driving the •boys state, Ma. h'. F. F l passed.about miles per hour and later slae that home -whence no traveller returns, 35 on Fridayafternoon, the funeral which kening his 'speed to i5 Writesper hour, was conducted by the T. O. O. F. of When he noticed the boys bcluncl him, which the deceased was a neinher, ta- Although they repeatedly sounded ttte king face to: Greenhill ,cemetery on horn indicating their desire to faits., Sunday P Sunda at 2.30 p, at, Re leaves to the boys state tlie, inspector contanu- m urn hist oss his wife, fwo sons, Dr." ed to hold the road and on one oc- 0 scrap. books. Autograph quilt, knit- ! " Again on Sabbath morning, June t, ted, yarn quilts. A request to Miss., at 5.3o the Grim Reaper called at the Band secretaries is for prompt re- home of Ur. J. G. Anderson andsum- ports accompanied by a letter telling of your years work. Rallies.'to be held in 1924 at .Whitechurch,"Wroxe- ter and Molesworth. New set of lantern „slides on school; homes- are available. Supply, seep. Mrs,"Murdie, Lucknow, reported Bale and caash to value of $517.95 sent to Portage La Prairie, I. 13. S;'supplies required for 1924, outfits for 3 boys, Alberril and a3 boys, Taejon Schools, also sheeting, pillow cases. Christmas gift. Par- cels to be weighed, and weight, invoice` no. of boy, name of Auxiliary and sender to be placed on outside of par- cel as well as in officiaal invoice. 3o dollars in cash in addition to sup- plies, Home Helpers secy. reported on the growth -of the department and the awakened interest, suggesting to Aux. to divide their district and have a member visit Home Helper and also the children in Miss. Band interest distribute envelopes and mite boxes, moved his ,beloved wife, who besides her bereft partner laves one son, Wil- once they did finally get . room to fred, to mourn a loving wife and mo- pass. Being-' an officer. of the law ther. Mrs, Anderson will be ',greatly may entitle the inspector to break the missed in the community being always willing aYs willing to help in'any' good cause be- ing•possessed of- a beautiful voice, her service§ were always in demand and she always cheerfully responded.- De- ceased was a' member of the Metho- casion turned m front of them when they :attempted to pass. Naturally n_ this rovoctition^ riled the boys co 'sidering that they wished to overtake their 'school 'principal before he ar- rived at Lueknow and who can blame them that they showed ',seine speed same law the young man was fined for breaking, but it does not entitle him to block the highway as all six of the boys are prepared to swear he did for about one half *ale. In police court the young man, ov- 'l •erawed bythe presence of, the: high dist. :choir,. where;she-will be very � mtich missed, and also in the activities and mighty Goderich Justice Mill,: de - of the .church. ' clined to tell his story and pleaded The "sympathy bf all goes out to guilty and paid tlie'fire. .In the pre - these two families in their great ber- sense of a more sympathetic or famili- eavement. ar court the result might have been We are sorry to report that Mr: George S. Robertson'is not making as rnttclt ':progress towards recovery as liis friends would wish. • Mrs. Robert Carrick who. was very low last, week is somewhat better. Mrs. (Rev..) McCallum was in Mon- t eek atteiidin the jubilee a week will enable" H. H. depart of the general W. M. S. of the Pres - meat to reach their objec.ive. Total- byterian Church in Canada. No. of members 283, total contrtbu-' tions $362.08. Corresponding Secy: 'A Correction treat las w g report was very encour'aging, that We regret an error in last week's there is aan increase in sympathetic report of the death of tae late ,Mrs. understanding. Greater devotion to Jas. Porter. We have since learned the work, greater interest through that Mrs. Porter successfully under - mission study. Increased finances. went an operation and survived two Our aim in /924 is double our efforts days but unfortunately passed away through missionary education , and the , owing to atiaelnia of the brain. The study book. New Auxiliaries organ- case is not only 'the first of its kind ized at Bervie arid Lorne, 30 Auxil- to lia-Ve occurred in this vicinity but iaries in all and associate auxiliary. the first known. to Medical Science as. Success in the work is due greatly to far as we can learn. that there would have been two persons fined instead of one. But. there is4a.n old fable about an adder that trio 'to. bite a file, the moral of •which might apply in this case. —A few who are interested Presentation at Eastern Star At the last meeting of the local chapter of the Eastern Star, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Patterson were presented with a pair of travelling slippers and Eastern Star pin respectivela, prier to their departure for Detroit. The ad- dress was read by,the Worthy Patron W. J. Boyce and. the presentations were made by Worthy Mistress Mrs. Oliver Thompson. I3o'th Mr, and Mrs. Patterson made appropriate replies af- ter which the gathering sang "Auld Wroxeter, was the pianist. EVMMETEMIEMMERIMMIEMEIMMIEEMMEIMMMEMIKIEMEIMIEMMMEEMIEEMMEIMIMMEMIRBEEMMOREMERMIERMIEMEIMMIEEMMUMIMMUNIE WV N tit • 1 Greater Bargains than ever previously offered -- Entire stock on sale of Ready -to -Wear, Suits, Coats, Dresses, Rugs, Men's Furnishings and Dry Goods Save Money. Of anna & Co., ingham, Just Nine 'Vlore Days at Wingham s Busy mi 1.98 Window Special Read This List NI Anderson Pattern Gingham Dresses, regu- 11111 Flannel Dresses, Greens and •Taia, regular MI ▪ Flannel Sport Coat, reg. $1o.00,I•sale _1/.98 • an Girls' Flatmel Middies, Fawns, Blues and ai Ladies' Pullover Sweaters, 'clearing values jig Underskirts, Broadcloths, Stripes, Blacks, Plain shades, regillar $4.5o, sale .... .. White Cotton Bedspreads, regular $3,5o, our Children's 'Flannel and Serge Dresses, the shool style, reg. up tO 45.004 sale Sleeveless Sweaters, White, fancy trpriming, VERYTHING IN THE WINDOW WILL BE $1..08. SHOP EARLY. DRESSES -- Cantora Crepes, Tricolettes, Summer Frocks, Blouses less 2a per 'cent. Navyttid Black Coats, fine quality aricotine braideddand plain styles, full silk line'd SUITS—Fine tricotines, navys and blacks, fawns, boyish and strictly tailored suits, full REMNANTS-1Vlany new choice yen -II -tants from the Thrid Annual Sale _a -Half Price Cretonne Remnants for pillow tops, etc on sale 35c each 'Turkish Towelling, red and blue stripe on Cottons, white bleached heavy weight good quality at 2oc yard Raw Silk, fine even shantung 69c yard Peabody Overalls and Smocks $2.x9 BOYS' S'UIT SALE ---Boys' Bloomer Suits in•new Norfolk belted models 6.95, 8.75, 9.75 Carhartt's Celebrated Overalls and Smocks, GROCERIES A good Black Tea, special purchase Annual Grape Nuts, 2 for . Fancy Biscuits, all flavors, lb. . ,30e Pearline, large Matches, box Sunlight Soap, 3 bars.. Tomatoes, per can Robinhood Oatmeal, large 24c, small. . . .10e Corn Flakes, per pkge. Red Path Sugar, per 100.. .9.10 Men's and Young Men's Summer Suits in tweeds,' herringbones, lovats, dortegals, and homespuns -$13.75, 5945, 2445 Special Navy Blue Serge, Men's and Young Men's models $24,75 Men's Shirt Sale, Arrow Forsyth makes, regula.r up to $2.50, sale Men's New Straw Sailor Hats Men's Silk and WOol Hose Men's Coatless Suspenders 1.39 40C Soft Collars, all sizes, for . 35c Men's Merino 'Underwear 89c Men's and Boys' New 'Spring Caps g8c New Straws, saw edges, Brown Straws and Sermetts, regular sale $1.98, 1.69 HOSIERY SALE—Children's Hose, blacks, Ladies' and Misaes' Silk Hose in all 'the All Silk Hose, white, browns, fawns, regu- Yarns, per ball roc Cotton Crepes, new spring shades, regular ,75c, on sale at 59c New Normandy Dress Voiles less 20 p. c. Ginghams, checks and stripes , 19c Prints, dark and light shades,' guaranteed, on sale at ., asc yard • • • • • • • • • • 311 Large assortment of Ladies' Silk Scarfs, • • Canton Crepe's, new spring shades, guaran- teed quality, sale Sa.40 Serges, Tricotines, Summer Dress Goods on sale less 20 per cent. 'HOUSE FUltNISHINGS Curtain Scrims.. , ..16c yard Curtains by the pair Half Nate Oilcloths 43c sq. yErd Entire stack of small arid larEte Rugs, Brtis- sels, Tapestry, Wilton. less 20 per cent. MONSIN ION MOM moulatmeillsimmOMINMOsimmiga