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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1925-07-30, Page 10r .'101 vnNµ.eFi WINGI MVL ADVANCE -TIMES ,fill:. •,t.�.Fa hurs y, Friday a Men's Work Shirts, Khaki and Grey in plain and w zinced colors, sizes 14 II 18, on sle 95e Balbriggan Unnderwe;. 19, Shirts and Drawers for nen, all sizes 59c Boys' Shirts, light cii'•lors, Khaki out- ing shirts 95c Men's Silk Hosiery Sale, black and colors 49c ucl�y ci�l Voile Dresses — Colored and silk French Dresses 20% 011 House Dresses, Navy, White and Voiles .'.20% 011 Blouses, worth up to $5.00, sale $1.39 Voiles, $1.50 at 1.19; 75c at 59c Every Summer Dress reduced20/ Children's Socks, silk and cotton25c Ladies' Silk Bose, Mauve, Fawn and rown, sale 59c Skirts, Pleated, Silk and plain ....3.95 Silk Sweaters ... , .. ..:4.95 Silk Sleeveless Sweaters 2.95 HAIV & CO. LI ITER x •. BLUEVALE Mrs, 5. W. King is at present with her brother at the Soo. Mrs. Wardell of . Woodstock, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Shaw of New York, spent a few days at home of Mr. Robt Shaw. 6 Miss Ruby Duff, returned to Toron- to, after spending the past few weeks at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Patterson and two sons of Toronto, and IVIr. Ted Patterson of New York, called at Mr. Robt. Shaw's on their way to visit their father, Archie Patterson at Wingham. Mr. Flern Black received a carload ,of Western Cattle this week. Mr. and Mrs. Erskine and little daughter of Toronto, also Mrs. Sex- ton of London, England, spent the week -end with friends here. We are sorry to report Mr. L. H. °Bosnianon the sick list, hope he will soon be about again. A little girl arrived to gladden the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Cooper Congratulations. Mrs. Ed. Johnston is spending a week with relatives at Toronto. ,Mr. Haddow of Simcoe, is visiting with his daughter, Mrs. A. H. Coombs. Mr. and Mrs. G. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McMichael, spent Sunday with friends in. Turnberry. Most of the fall wheat is cut around here and is a real ,good crop. Oats are doing well and have been much benefited by the recent rains. A meeting of the members of the United Church, Bluevale was held on July 15th and the- congregation was organized as a .congregation of the United Church of Canada. The fol- lowing officers were appointed: • Trustees to hold the church pro- perty for the congregation—Alex. MacEwen, George McDonald, Arthur Wheeler, Joseph Breckenridge, Ro- bert McKinnon. The Session, to have spiritual over- sight of the congregation—George msllm If Ida I®IIzo III' Il lI o I a niISIII .021 A Shoe Bargain For Women In our south window we are showing a selection of Women's Shoes at a very low price namely $2.95 Per Pair These shoes are of good quality several being sold in the us- il` ual way for double the price quoted above—but the•,sizes are broken i• and they must be cleared out before the Summer Season ends BAc One shoe of each pair is being shown with size ticket attached. Civic Holiday, Mon. Next, Aug. 3rd Store wadi be closed all day, but will be open all day Wednesday, August 5th. W. H. WILLIS THEalOE STORE — 7-0 Phone 129» Wil ghaalao Dat, t illodlll allimilimilitllilltlllo'IiIIMI111 I11111111nintncit$(1111 mismiotoonnoitinonfint McDonald, Robert Shaw, Christopher (Master, Robert McKinnon; David Hetherington, Henry Bosnian, `James Jewett, William Gallagher. . Committee ' of Stewards to have 'charge. of finances—John Hall, Ray- mond Elliott, Joseph McKinney, Ar- thur Wheeler, John Messer, George Mathers, Alex. MacEwen, Robert Hamilton, Robert Musgrove,. George 'McDonald, Mrs. " J. Breckenridge, Mrs. C. Hetherington, Mrs. J. W. Ding, Mrs. A. Aitken. Committee in charge of the choir and church music—David Jewett, James 11/aster, Robert Shaw. Committee to have charge of kitch- en furnishings—Mrs. R.. Shaw, Mrs. H. Bosman, Mrs, I. Lockhardt, Miss M. Fraser. Treasurer—Miss Mary Collie. WHITECHURCH WINGHAM gaged repairing the iron work of the bridge here. } The Institute of this place has. been invited to a picnic at the home of Mrs.' Jas. Wray of Salem, on Wednesday. 12113 ®®11®®MISINE �tJ9 Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Moore and �1 little son of Rockwood and Mr. and Mrs. John Purdon, and children, spent ■ Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Bolt of Marnoch. ' ■ Mr. and Mrs. John Sproule and;fa-, I mily, also Mr. and Mrs. Fred Love rich and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Westlake and family. and Mr. Bunny of Gode- and babe of Bayfield and Mr.` George 'Bean of Carlow, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs;_ Amos Cornelius. ` Mr. Frank Cottle of Calgary, is vis- iting with lis grand parents,' Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Cottle and other relatives here. • Mr, and Mrs. Will Shaw and chil- dren of Toronto are visiting with her AAI parents, Mr, and Mrs. MacGregor. 1 11 Berry picking is the order of the I Aa day in ,these parts. 1 m Mr, and Mrs. Robert' Purdon• and 19 •family attended the funeral of her m grandfather, Mr, Kenneth MacLean a in Lucknow Iast Thursday, . Mr. and Mrs. Geo, • McClenaghan and children, spent Sunday with Mr. I■ Harry McClenaghan of Belgrave. Miss Mary Weir is spending her holidays with relatives at Fordwich. Sorry to report the continued ill111 - ness of Mrs. Henry Godkin, sr. Mr, and. Mrs. Alec. Hanna and Mrs, Jackson of Wing, also Miss Margaret Jackson of Toronto, spent Sunday with Mrs. McBrien. Miss Jackson is• visiting with other relatives in .this community for this week. Mr. Jack Philips, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Win.''Purdon. • Mrs. Grain and son Roland, spent Sunday with gr. and Mrs, Omar Stokes of Tuinberry. WROXETER Miss Marion Pibson from Winni peg and her friend, Miss Metcalf, are at present visiting the former's ano- ther and father, Thomas and Mrs. Gibson. Mrs. McLean front Waterloo, has been spending a few days, visiting her friend, Mrs. Wilson and callingon others in town. Miss Newan of Toronto is visiting her friend, Miss Jeanett Allen, Mr, John Smith has been busy. putting a much needed side walk on lat Howick Street, Men from Mitchell have been ena, 0 Thursday, July 30th,, x925 to, spent Sunday last at the hoine of their uncle, Mr. Albert ' Gallaher of Salem, 112rs..Ilf'unroe and her sister, Mrs. Stutt, who has been visiting their sis- ters in Cleveland, returned home last week, They were accompanied ,by their niece, Miss Sevington' of Cleve- land. TORY'CORNERS Mr, Levi Lott of Wingham, was through the burg last week looking a�ir til some good cows. } i Mr,, Jos, Underwood of Bluevale, spent a few days last week at Mr. Levi Galbraith's. 1 Mrs. ;Black of Brampton, 'Mr. A. 'Ritchie and Mr, 'and `Mrs. Willis Mc- Cormick and family of 'Kincardine, spent Sunday at R. A. Taylor's. li'Miss Mary Galbraith of Orangehill 1i ' is spending a week. with her brother. 1 Mrs. Morrison and Jack of Toron-' , to, spent a few days with Mrs, W. H. ny ;Dane last, week. Mr, and Mrs. Jacob Cathers and Mr. and -Mrs. Arnold Halliday and family, spent Sunday at W. H. Danes. Miss. Nellie and Evelyn Dane spent a day last week with their cousin IMrs. Leslie Harkness of Carrick. Mr. Walter Simpson and'' Wm. Millman of Hamilton, called on R. A, Taylor Saturday last, What, might have been a serious ac- cident happened when . two cars dri- ,ven by Miss Jean Wilton of. Turn- 'Iberry and Miss Ella Tickle of 19th. icon. of Howick, crashed into each' ,other at Tory Corners, both cars were slightly- damaged but no one was hurt. Mr. Stewart Simmons, spent Sun- day at Newbridge. Mr. James Barton bought a valuable sow from R. A. Taylor. We .wish them a good time. Mr. Henneberg has men engaged putting a new roof on. his house. Mrs Tait and family, also her sis- ter, .Miss Effie Goodfellow of Toron- In Mediterranean Waters A message has been received •by Mr. C. P. Smith stating that his son, Dr. Kent Smith has been appointed Ship Surgeon on the steamship Prince Altfert, and sailed this week for the Mediterranean Sea. They will stop at Palestine and many other places of note in the Old World. 111 1111 NOME ENS NM INAINIUMENEINIESIBISSE ere 36 in. DOWN PROOF SA - TEENS 69c" Four red Floral Patterns in Ivory, Rose, Black and Blue Grounds, Sale price per yd 6gc rsccavccangsr......arroachtuasuuesecomonsmahaavumncrawaem MONARCH' KNITTING DOWN All New Shades for early fall wear, full size balls, 3 for $x.00 New Monarch. Books now ready, PRINTED FRENCH CREPE Printed French Crepe Dress Lengths, on sale $1o.89, enough in each piece . for a charming dress, a big saving here. __ _.... MORE SILK GLOVES ON SALE Grouped at 97c and $1.59, abort and long lengths in' the best selling shades, ,regularly priced $1.50 to $3.50 HOLEPROOF HOSE $,5o A special purchase, heavy weight, best grade, black only regular price is $2.5o DURO FABRICS 69c Exceptional dress fabrics that are sun' fast and tub -fast, good patterns and clear colors, a real bargain 69c NATURAL PONGEE ON SALE 59c Lustrous firm weave Pongee Silk, that can be used, for so many purposes 5gc, other quali- ties, age, 890 and $x.59 WHILE THEY LAST 20 Voile Dresses $x.00 each 20 White Gaberdine Skirts 89c each 2 doz, white middies. 50c FLOOR OILCLOTH PER SQUARE YD; 390 3 Good Patterns of 2 yd. width, July Sale. Price ; 39c square yd. WORK SHIRTS AT $1.29 ' . English Oxfords in , neat stripes made with yoke and collar attached regular $2.00 values for $x.29 • WINDOW SHADES. Genuine Oil „Window Sha- de;s July Sale each 790 Green and Cream colors of standard size, mounted on mascot rollers, Sale Price 790 RAG RUGS $1.39. AND 6gc . Grass Rugs for - . verandas and bedrooms, sizes 9x9 and gxiol- Sale Price Each $4.75 Min's Suit Sale 19.50 36 Men's Suits of British Tweeds and Worsteds, Grays Browns and Mixtures, all perfect merchandise made in the latest styles, $26.5o, 33.50 and 35.0o values, sizes 34 to 44, July Sale Price $x9.5o ATHLETIC COMBINA- TIONS g8c White Madra,s. of assorted self stripe patterns, an excep- tionally good garment, July Sale 98c MERINO SHIRTS AND 1 DRAWERS 59c - Good garments for be- tween seasons, quantity is limited so act quickly each 59c ODD PANTS AT A BARS GAIN These are made. of fine English Worsteds -and repre- sent ;$x3.5o to $15.o.o values, Blues, Browns and Grays, .priced $6.5o. and $5.50 PALM BEACH SUITS xx.75 8 only genuine Palm Beach Suits' in Grays and Sanrd Shades, July Clearance $x 1,75 MEN'S LISLE SOCKS HALF PRICE' Blacks and Browns, full mercerised finish with ;seem - less feet, 2 pairs for 25c TOP COATS ON SALE Olive Covert and English Tweeds of the better class all reduced 20 per cent, PORUS KNIT COMBINA- TIONS $149 One of , the best wearing and most cbunfortable mak- es of underwear on• the market, short sleeves with ankle .drawers, greatly reduc- ed per suit $1.49 arrows Fresh Groceries Granulated Sugar 14 lbs $x.00 Extra quality, Orange Pekoe Tea per ib , - .-___63c Seeded Raisins, 2 pkgs _._.23c Golden Bantam Corn per tin, Fresh Creamery Butter, 3 lbs Maple Leaf Peas per tin x7c Aylmer Tomatoes 2 tins 55c Infants Delight Soap '4 T3ars ,-..294 Good Brooms ..,_. �_. 48c Rubber Rings the best 3 • "' paclik,ges for _z3c Mrs. Gibbons, Hitting Gossard Corsets, will be In our store August 6th. and 7th. 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