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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1925-08-06, Page 8WINGI-IAM, ADVANCE -TIMES *I*,A*IIU*M■■■1 was read And provisionally adopted. TheThe follo�ring grants were in ■ School Fairs, Walton, Belgrave and ■ Blttevale $10,09 each; Fall Faits, ri Brussels, Winghanx and Blyth, each ■ ; $15,00, A) r, - SUMMER DRESSES Up t0 $15.00 i ■ ■ Voile, Cotton, Crepe, Racine and many oth m er Dresses 60 in tele lot, -Women's and �■ Misses', must move ■ ■ ■ Striped Broadcloth Dresses In good styles, .■ ■ $4.89 ■ I Following accounts were paid: - ▪ Robert Galley, patrolman $163.15; N . Wm. Thuell, patrolman 93.82; Wm. • Craig, patrolman 134.60; Jno. Craig, ■ patrolman 192.62; Frank Beirns, pa- 'trolman 137,77; Joel;H, Sellers, patrol - II■ loan 82.90; James Noble patrolman III 262.78; J. S. Proctor, patrolman 159.1o;. ■ I Jas. Leitch, gravel 29.10; Wm. Mc- Murray, patrolnan 265.10; Herb ▪ :Wheeler patrolman 168.65; Jas. An-. derson, gravel ro.8o; Ern. Geddes, 1111 sharpening grader 3.00; Robt. Young, ■ refund error in Bird Drr, 11.75; Herb ■ Kirkby, Wilson Dr. 52.50;; Blyth Cor- giporation, hall rent26.b0; Assistance, McCall Drain Survey 4.80; Roy>'Fat ■ terson, grant ' drain 6.00; Jas. Clark,' ■ work 17.40; Chas. Bembrigde, work ■ 19..95; Municipal World Supplies 23.70; • Joel H. Sellers, farm bridge, 'S. dr. N . 20,0o; Dave Ramsay, repairing culvert ■ 2.50; Wilfred Congram, work 1.60;' Victor Haines, work with team3.20; ■ Sandy Campbell,' work with team ■ 4.40; Walton McKibbon, fumigators, • 2.ao; Thos. Bryans, digging drain 5.00; Bailey Parrott, drawing gravel •■ 1.5o; Jas, Gibson, gravel 23c; R Rich- • mond, grading 2.50; J. Nichol,'Must • and Drain 176.00; Robt. Michie, work • 16.5o; J. J. McCaughey work -and gra- vel 19.62; Harry White, cement and ■ gravel 43.5o; Lorne Russell, work ■ 7.50; Lewis Hollinger, work. 17.37; ■ Russell Sundercock, patrolman, Hull- • ett boundary, 114.0o, Morris 67.50; ■ Wm. Gray,\gravel 52.75; Jno. Brown,. IN work 6.25; L. E. Cardiff, work 7.50;' Chas. Campbell, patrolman 341.93; I. ■ J. Shaw, patrolman 134.77; Ed. John- ston, patrolman 288.85. 111 Next Council nreeting,A:ug. 57, .1925.' ■ A. MacEwen, Clerk. 50 on sale at $2.95. MAKE USE OF THIS OPPORTUNITY 201X Kayser Silk Stockings, Mauresqree, Chene, Toreador, Tile White, try our special All Silk,, sale $1.79. Harvey's Girls' and Misses' Bloomers, reg. 95c, in ;line ribbed c'tion, Pink and White. Sale Price 50c. Wash Go rids, entire stock on sale this week less 20 Per Cent. s, Voiles, Ratines, Silk stripe Vol- 2 • ■ ■ •■ ■ Coe LtcL 1 ■ as maama■®s■®■®■ Gingha les in all .;,era materials, Salk Crepes Foal cloths and Pry nts, make y r ur choice early. ann i111'tEi®r rN■ MORRIS ent the Reeve presiding. "'Minutes of Minutes of Council meeting held in last council meeting were read and the Township Hall, Morris, on. Mon- approved. day, July 20., 1925. Members pres- The report on the Jermyn- Drain Popular Chicago Lyric Singers at Coming Dominion Chautauqua The Chicago Lyric Singers, popnlar musical entertainment organization, will be it dlstlnetive feature of the coming Domiinion-Chailtauqua here, Tltis notable company prdesente, with rare artistry, many of the beautiful song'' of Wales, given in typical Welsh costumes. 4rlypsy selections sung frit Spiiniah gipsy costulaes trod oratorio gems, to,- gettter whin seiection'ts from both light opera and grand opera, are included In their ,repertoire. .Thi members of this company ore not only exceptional singers, but poa- nessrix retndricable degree the dranatie qualities iso necessary hi addition to tatet10 heed; l +h�I1i >A11�11~ rCit]i l cottorrn:ene1ug August 8. WHITECHURCH Mrs. Wm. Purdon spent the week- end at the horne of her 'brother, Mr. John Stein, Kincardine. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Purdon and Jean of' St. Helens, spent Monday at Kin- cardine- Mr. Alex. Chalmers and Mr. Adair of St. Marys, ospent Monday at . the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wrn. Purdon. Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Kennedy and family of • Winnipeg, motored home Thursday, Aug4St 6XitY, BLYTI [ ill llll 111 llllgillll�lll�illll�lllBIIIIISIIIIItlilgilll�Irl III � �fllllMi!lMIIII�ItIIIMlll�lllpllll�FIII�IIII�IIII�IIl11�IIIMIII IIS � Mr. and., Mrs. William Sloan, Tar- onto, ar onto, spent the week -end .with friends in this vicinity.• A number of out citizens arc attend 1r Shoe spent M and are visiting, with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Kennedy. Miss Nettie Cottle, Supt. of Bramp- ton Memorial Hospital,is spending- her pendingher holidays with her parents here. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson and James and Lila Emerson, spent the week -end with their aunt, Mrs. Hen- ry Peppier of Tavistock. Miss Annie Kennedy, nurse -in - training in Goderich Hospital, is spending her holidays at her home on the 2nd. Messrs, Arlie and Fred Mullaney, Miss Daisy Lucas and John and Nell- ie Inglis of Toronto, stent the week end with their aunt, Mrs, Fred Davi son. Mr. and Mrs, Robt. Purdon and family, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Henry ` of Belfast. Mr. and Mrs. Bolt and Zora, Mr. and Mrs, Milton Bruce and family and IVIr. and Mrs. John Purdon and family spent Sunday at tla lake at Kintail. Mr. Robert Henderson and son, Charles of `Detroit, were visiting friends and relatives here last week. Mr. Geo. Waterfield of Toronto, called on Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dawson and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Cottle one day last week. Miss Laving Mc73urney, spent last week with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wrn. King, Mr. Geo. Falconer jr.,of Culross, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs, John Falconer. Mrs. Bert High and Mr. Archie Steele and his bride of London, spent the week -end with their aunt, Mrs. Jas. Cornelius. Mr. and Mrs, Thos. Henderson and family, spent Saturday with Mrs. Ja- mieson- and son at their cottage at Invert uron. Mr. and Mrs, B. S. Naylor left on. Saturday for Hamilton and Niagara, Miss Lorna McClenaghan is .spend- ing this week with Miss Mary Dobie, Wingham: Mrs. 'Jennie Smith of Mitchell is krisiting with Mrs. Hector Mackay. Miss Fanny Patterson of Toronto and Miss Helen Patterson of Leam- ington are eain-ington,'are visiting at Helen's home here, Died -At Zetland on Sunday, Aug. 2nd., Mrs. Henry Godkin, sr., age 8o years. The funeral will take place to Wingham on Tuesday, August 4. Rev. Mr. Snell, taking the services. BELGRAVE Mrs. H. (Burkholder of Madison, Ohio, also Mrs. H. R, Mack and two sons of Swift Current, Sask., visited With Mr. and Mrs, Will .Belly last 'week. `> ing the Clinton Old Bays Reunion, osis An aeroplane passed over our vill- age Tuesday noon, apparently it was going South and flying very law. 1 We regret our townsman, Mr. John Enigh isvery weak and :little hopes !1 are entertained .for his recovery, I L Mr. Harry Johnston of Hamilton, spent over Sunday with his parents. )� Mr. James (utt of 'Sarnia renewed 1 old acquaintances in town Monday Mr. Russel Gidley of Lonuon, visit ! ed at his home during the week. BELIVIORE ri The W. F, M. ' S. of the Union g, Church met Friday afternoon with a rI membership of 16. Meeting opened by singing, scripture reading by Annie Douglas, Topic by Miss Helen Mul- r - vey, Roll Call, quotations from the Record; Prayer. by Mrs. Rev. Mc- Kenzie, collection ,$3.45. Mrs. - McDonald of Toronto and •e Mr. and Mrs. 1VIcLcan, Litchi', were Sunday visitors at Mrs. John Mulveys rand also called on old friends. i Mrs. James Nichol and little son, of Hamilton, Ont., are visiting at Mr. R. George Herds and other friends here.' Mr. and 1VIrs. Dickinson and family ® and of Teeswater, were of Mr. McNei1's,' Sunday. i ®' Mr. Allan McKenzie is with old friends at Kinlough. I Some of our Institute• members at -1 tended the picnic last week at Mr. 1 �. Wray's,l Turnberry. _ 11 Mr.wand Mrs. Roland Ballagh were the guests of Mrs. Newans, Sunday evening, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fitch at R. J. Douglas'. ,. Mr. Herd, Wrn. Abram and James -Fitch are acting the Good Samaritan, in digging a well for Mr. James 111 Fleming: 1 ! or •• Wornen In our south window we are showing .a selection of Women's Shoes at a very low price namely nal. Miss Eleanor Jeffray, spent the fore part of the week at her brothers on the tenth..•. We all agree with Timothy that this is a "Quare Wurruld". Too much talk and not enough wurruk, too $2.95 Per Pair These shoes are of good quality several being sold in the us - way for double the price quoted above -but the ,sixes are broken they must be cleared out before the Summer Season ends One shoe of each pair is being shown with size ticket attached. W. H. WILLIS Phone 129. THE SHOE STORE VI/Ingham, Ont. s IhIl 1 1®U Itol I IA1114111Ii 11WI I I®I tlE I I ISI I ISI I I I ®III®I I Isl I I UI,I i t®I I It111®111®liil■I l ilii l l/! I till I Ig1111Bi q many men making books and papers ;houses, too much shport an not and we alight say picking berries. enough'shlape, too much shpendin an And too few shoein harses an buildin'not enough savin, too many wades an not -enough .whate. -But as yetno'dogs in our town wearing gold collars or children crying for bread. missmamilomm lel ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 0 ■ Lai ®■101■®!I11®INNS ®14■■1■■■■®■I1®■®uI 1115 argains You'll ENGLISH BROADCLOTHS This is the best grade of this, popular fabric, unfadeable col- ors that launder perfectly. 38 inches wide, per yard 98c. COLORED NAINCHECKS• The best underwear cloth, soft and silky, Mauve, Pink, Blue, White, Nile and Maize. Specially priced 2gc. TERRY TOWELLING 48c Excellent quality of English manufacture, the sort that gives general satisfaction, C r. e a in grounds with Pink and Blue stripes,, per yard 48c. ENGLISH GINGHAMS Pretty checks andstripes of fast colors. Specially priced' at 5 yards for $z.00. NIAGARA MAID HOSE $1.1g We believe this to be the best silk hose on the market, any- where near the price. All the new shades ,$x.xg. SAXONY FLANELETTE 24c A durable cloth of fine weave and soft finish, full 74 inches wide. Specially priced 240. KOTEX, FULL PACKAGE EACH 790 Sanitary Aprons, Belts, etc., always on hand. GRANULATED SUGAR Dominion Crystal 'Granulated Sugar; per r0o lbs. $6.g5. SAXONY MENDING WOOLS All colors, 3 card's for xoc. Guard Safety Phis, solid brass. assorted sizes. Specially priced 3 cards for' xac, 11111110141111■1111■ SUMMER DRESSES AT A SAVING .OF 20 Per= Cent. Printed Crepes, Silk Broad- cloths, Voiles, Pamico Cloth, Linens, 'etc. All reduced 20 per cent.-- LADIES ent.- LADIES COATS LESS 20 Per Cent. You are' always safe • in ta- king a coat with you this changeable weather. The ba- lance of our excellent stock on sale less 20 per cent. SILK AND WOOL HOSE $x.so A newdesign just received comes in pretty checks of as- sorted colors, and is the lat- est thing in smart Hosiery, per pair $x,5o., Corset Demon- \ stratlon Thursday and Friday Mrs. Gibbons will de monstrate the'. ever pop- ullar.Gossard Corsets. All' fittings are Free. Aug. 6, szsmoravertemsammettneenneennerisrgreemeasernessamsennalarsamema SILK TOP COMBINA- TIONS $1,.49 Made of fine Egyptian; Cot tons in flesh shade with Jer- sey Silk tops and straps, less than half price, per gar. $x.49. *WOOL TRAVEL RUGS AT $5.95 Many patterns of pure wool that add ,so much comfort to • your motor trip. Jaeger Rugs at $xo,00, x7.50 to $85,00. MEN'S FINE SHIRTS 5.49 A special purchase of Cord `. Madras much below the reg- ular value enables u;s.to quo- te this very low price, sizes 14 to 14 $1,49. MEN FINE BRACES 490 Good elastic with the best leather and brass trimmings. Colored and White Hand- kerchiefs, of fine Cambric, specially priced- 6 for 69c.,, FANCY JACQUARD SWEATERS Of pure wool • with and without sleeves, that are so. much in demand. Priced 3.5o' 5.00 and &so. Boys' sizes at $3.39• MEN'S WIDE WEB GARTERS Fresh stock with plenty of stretch,' many new patterns, priced 390, 500 and. 75c, See the latest thing in belts they are real live elastic, pri- ced at $1.5o. NEW CAPS $,.5o to $2.50 For motoring and\ sport wear, a nice cap always looks well and ensures comfort, English makes just received. awamornrammexackneraismemositannokelsosenntemuctotemon ODD PANTS $3.39' and 2.69 Bxoeptidhal values are the-. Se tweed and worsted pants, Greys, Browns and Mixtures, in sizes 34 to 44. MORE MEN'S SttITS AT $xg.5o ' Many pleased customers last week. Get yours now $28,50 to 35.00'values, Special Sale Price $19.5o. 1ros. Phone 71 ingharn 11111111111111111111111111111111111101111111111111111111111111 111111111111111111111114111111111111111111101111101111 4t