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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1926-03-11, Page 8ggg ■�� AA N� ,' M■11 11 aionsiolis ■�1MM ■■MMM■�N�MI'�M �■ 'M. it .�,�.... � �g��g _ _fig■,_ M�I�g�►MM■■��■�lwg�N IIIIIIiI.'taslc Ict�et;'s. Mr, Stuart Mc'Bttrn ey hid the irrisfortune to have :one of NIhis horses roll down the bank. ��to the river. one day, last week and on Sat, iu •day when M , John J3eecroft was ■ .going for chop to Wliiteelsurch kris 1 teats got down, 'he separated then" and tied them up and went for help pi and when; he came back one had roll - kw• ed clown the steep hank and was out111 . on the ice, ■ Mrs. J3roorner and daughter, 'Velma ■ and Irene of Toronto are herr, on ac; ■ count of 'the illness of Iter inother, Mrs Jas. Dow, sr, ii Mr. Frank T1iQlnpsonshipped a cat- :of fat cattle front Wh tccluu eh * on +xday Mr. and Mrs. John McGee ,enter- tained the rnenibers of the Calvin MI Church choir in their home on. Friclay ii evening, ■' s an Rubb�i: g.Friday of this week, Endling on ■ ■ ■ ■ arch 20th.. - 8 DAYS, ONLY :n checking over our stock we find we have approximately i pp y �i,000.00 more than is our desire at this tine ofyear hence the reason for this Stock Reducing SaIeo Keep in mend the dates of sale, Friday.. March'12th until Saturday,March 20th, both days inclusive and positively for Eight Days Only. THIS SALE WILL INCLUDE EVERYTHINGN THE A STORE, NOTHING RESERVED The Shoe Store H. WIL !sPhone 129, W ingham, BLYTIT Mr. R. M. McKay returned h:onme on 'Thursday from ai extended visit v�itl friends in California and British Co,.. l unbia, Illrs. Charles Harvey of Exeter yis-- ited friends in town during the week. A goodly number of the United Far- riers Club turned ent. to Naafi Mr. J. J. Morrison, Secretary, speak in. Dr, Milne's Hall,Tuesday evening.' The. speaker laid .emphasis on the Co-op- erative o-op-erative plan as the only means to ob- tain a inarlcet for their products, There passed away in London Sunday: March 7th,, Airs, Davis, rg- ' et of the late Mr, James lavas, ag- ed 8o years. The remains werecon- veyed frOin London, Moid1ay evening to the Home of her .son, Mr, ,James Davis, Funeral service was held on Wednesday with interment to., Union;, ■ Cemetery. Rev. Dr. Barnaby had ■ 'Wedding Bells' have been ringing charge of the services. GLENANNAN around Glenannan. ■ Mrs, VVm. H. Marshall has return- ed `home after `spending a we with. ■■ friends in Kitchener, ■ Mrs. :Howard Wylie; spent a few ■ days recently with Miss Mary, Eadie. • On Wednesday eyeing of last iweek a,-lcitclten shower• was held in honor of ':Miss • Mary Eadie prior to ■ her marriage bya number of her young friends at the home of Mrs. • • Oliver Stokes, A social time was ■ snent after which lunch was served. ■ Mrs. Wm. Errington and two daugh- mters visited on Sunday with Miss.,'Ber- ■ ilia` Marshall. all. ■ ■aximisissona ■etinslmmits manstusonsinassionni ®lin 9 4111111®11101®511/11111111®111111NE®®®■®® ■ ■ a a ®®®EMS EEN111 ��®® ®�®®®■ ��®®�®®�®®®�®�!� LUCKNOW ® Mr. Wellington Henderson has mo ved into his new store in the Tennan Ka Building and it is certainly a very nice ® Butcher Shop, as everything is spot- • less. Mr. Donald McCharles took ® over Itis Grocery Store and opened up nnottincernerrt toc). the ■in Elie olcl 13en ter t< seri-star d. Mr. lIcE?� li rl ire n .C a es edls o introduction int u PLiblic ow • ® and we wish. him every success. Continuity in "'usiness with an Exclusive Men's Mrs, (Dr.) Elliott ad Miss g e Store. ■ ® fred have returned hone after spend - M ing a couple of months in- Toronto. M Mrs. Price Naylor and son ; Jack O 1 and Mrs. Wm. Naylor returned to ■ Toronto on Friday last. ■ 4Mr. A. H. Carruth left for Kincar- • ▪ dine,: where, he is engaged for the sea- ■ son with Mr. ` L. Anderson. 1'HE HANNA STORE SPECIAL ACJL1NCEMENT. 2 PAIR PANTS X25.50 fa 2 PAIR PANTS Made to measure Suits with Two Pair of Pants, English Tweeds a n d Worsteds— Guaranteed Fit. Mr. Kash man and Mr. Burrill will beat our store on THURSDAV to take your measure. - We are agents for this $25.50 T-wo Pair Pant Suit line. Come in eary on Thursday and leave your order for immediate or Spring. Suits delivered when required. The old €irni of Hanna Co Ltd. solicits a contin- uance ontin .uance of your business in Men's Furnishings and Men's and Boys' Clothing. Prices will always ' be the Lowest at the Hanna Store Thursday, Friday and Saturday will be the Greatest Days in Our History for Prices. Just a,.1ew items' listed on this bill. MEN'S SUITS Navy Serge Suits, a special lot of Fine Eotalny Ser- z/,,(,5 ges at _-.. M ��tt!! x.77 Fancy Suits for Men 21 . r Young oung ,Men at Royi s All Woof Bloom- 1.29 ers, nicely made at .. q +� Carhartt's famous Over 2,9 alfs and Smocks' at x3 Stanfields Medium and Winter Weight Underwear, all �rra �L' �7 J All Other Lines 25 per cent, off OVERCOATS Overeat Sale,_ final. clearance rather thanput overcoats aw- ay we are giving $ro.00 off any Overcoat in the store on Thurs- day, Friday mid Saturday. • SPRING HATS New Felts in New 'Sha- 9 a des, Sale Price .__ "*" dance at St. Helens on Friday even- ing. Miss Marion Hodgins of Belfast, spent Sunday evening• with Miss Till- ie Sherwood of Lanes.. EAST WAWANOSH Mrs: Jas. Dow, sr., isvery ill at pre- sent. We hope 'for a sFeedy recov= ery. Mr.' Elisha Walker had a bee cn Monday unloading a carload of mater- ial for his new barn. Some of the back roads are in very poor condition owing to• a.tlic many storms. Especially so is the river road by Mr. Peter, Leaver's and Mr. now. ST. HELENS- Mrs: Alf sten Hughes of Holyr visited her brother; McKenzie Mrs'. Webb lhst week. Rev. Chas. Cumming, visited sister at Orilla: last week. Mr. Stanley Toddhas returned ter visiting friends in Michigan three weeks. Mrs. Wm. McDbnaki and daughter,' Miss Irene Lynch are visitors' With Hamilton relatives" .- The regular monthly 'fleeting.of the Harris Mission Band will be Heid in the United Church on Saturday after-- noon fternoon next. .Mr. Ross Murray the Assessor is making his annuaI calls these days: KINLOSS , Report' for the month of February. S. S. No, so, Kinloss. Sr. IV—Eliza Warfel;.., Gladys; Gar- ton, Russel Moore, Charlie Render- somoy MacGregor', Ro er R y b t Hender- son, Clarence McClenegjian'1`, Sr. SII--ZVlillaa Moore, Ella -Wade John Garton, Merle • Gaunt, Atho Purdon, George -Ross*, George' Ga,Y�'' ton; Edna Wader°, Ruth Moore,* .Jai vies Richar son.`' Jr, III—Lorra Mec ieneghan, John Morrison, James Henderson,* 1I -Thomas Wjlson,',- Stanley Moo- re*, ,,Norrna Morrison, Ve1ma:1Scott,', oJanet Craig*, .Edward; 14fcClenaghan*, andod; Sr. I—Elector Purdon, i ussel Ross* James Wader°, Jack Gilhespie*, her Primer—Olive ,Garton; Agnes Gil- lespie, James Morrison. Those marked * missed one or- more exams.. af- for Congratulations are due Mr•: h''red! McQuillin, who obtained' first- place for general proficiencyain the boys ag- ricultural class recently,held. in:ILuck- E. S. Feiisi. teache ri BORN Appleby�Irt- Wingham Generale Hos- pital on March 5, to Mr. and' Mrs; Reuben'' Appleby a ,son.' Wilfred • Ward. Eldon. EAST WAWANOSH S. S_ No. p, Literary Society poste-' paired their regular meeting of::Mar=- ch'z2th. to March s5th. ■ Mr. Robt- Emrie, who has been up 1111111■111fios11so11o11411111®■esa1111m■ liege for the past week returned to ®■®■M®®®■■®■Q■t�ti■■�■��.�51■1 ■E' ® his home in Toronto. Mr. Envie is ■ ■ a son-in-law of the late J. 13. Hunter. ` ■ ® The •VV. M.: S. met last -Wednesday in the Presbyterian Church, the Pres. ■ Mrs, NI. McKenzie in the chair. The • Bible study was taken by Mrs. C. H. 0 a ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ • ■ . ■ .' ASHFIELD ■: M:rs, Gordon Irwin, St, ; Helens, •i. ■ spent a few days last week with Mrs. ■ 1Wilson Irwin,`, Belfast, 5 ■ Miss Elsie Vint of Belfast, spent a P a Ifew days in Winghani last week with • friends "there. Mr, and and Mrs. Geo. Hunter and Al - leas. of Zion, spent•.Friday with the ■ :ilatters sister, sMrs, Wilfred Drennan, ■- i Crewe.. Mrs. Jos. Smith, Si. IdelenS, Patient■ McDonald and the topic by Mrs.Da- ve Thompson. A duet by Misses .Ag- new and Douglas was much enjoyed. A short reading. by Mrs. E. Aitchison and 'Mrs. Geo. Douglas. The meet- iiig closed in the nsual way. The induction of the four new eld- ers in' South Kinloss' Church took pla- ce at the Sunday morning. service the. newt elders who were inducted were as follows: Messrs. Peter McKinnon, L: C. MacIver, John McLeod, D. S. McDonald. • The funeral of .the late Mrs. Jas. Taylor who died on Sunday last was held' from. her home just south of Lucknow and was largely attended. Mrs. Taylor's husband died some time ago and since then Mrs, Taylor is has lived alone, she was'in her 7th ® . year the service being. held at the hou- se and the grave by the Rev. F. W. Cosens. Miss Murchison is visiting her bro- ther, Mr, Sam Murchison of town. Mr. E. Aitcheson' was a week -end visitor at his home here. Mr. Wm. Connell presented the Presbyterian' S. S. and Guild with a beautiful lantern and Mr, Rev C. H. McDonald gave a Travelogue on the Highlands of Scotland, accompai- ied by very interesting slides at the Guild .last Monday night, 5 ®% ■ Silk Hose and Silk and Wool Hose, a Knock Out' a Bay's n 1„last'week with. Mrs. Frank Irwin OUR EST ,TT Y underwear a gar lanes. �:5 �l LSH �' CUSTOM me'nt.a.._...._.......:w_,._.�....._: i !: ,A number from Mafelitn Belfast y` IIIIg, ■ Goods bought and sold on Cash Bays, Your -are therefore assured of the highe ■ atta Crewe, went ' in sleigliloads to ■'qualitymerchandise ■ iDungannon on p;riday evening to hear at lowest prices. -the debate. - ■ Corm in and see the., New Spring. Goods, . Mrs, 'Jno. Savage of , Dungannon ■ . , was in Goclerich on Tuesday, ,t • ■ Miss Mary Phillips of Toronto is ai ■ spending, the week,etxd with her sis ■ 1. ter, Mrs. Thos. Ferguson of Lanes. Mr; .Spence and 1'alnler Irwin of "n ' Belfast' and Miss °Variia Hamilton of ■ U Paramount., at:tendcd the McFarlane 1 giong ing Bros : Announce any Shipments Of New Spring Merchandise_' Ladies-', Misses'` and` Children's Ready=to-Weai oats raps resses i Sets New Silks, Printed Crepes, Satin Canton,; Flat Crepes, Silk Broadcloths, Crepe de Chenes, Natural Pongee, Rayon Silks. p' Hosiery, Gloves,Silk Underwear, Corsets, Corslets, Sanitary' Goods.• . Dress Goods, Tweed Flannels, Kasha Cloths,''Charmelaine and Poiret Twills. ■ Furnishings, , Curtain Materials Cretonnes, ■ g ,, � eines, Art:Sateens, Denims, Ta este s ■ Double Face Velours, Wilton Rugs and. Mats, Congoleum' Rugs, Table Lin ns,. m Towvellings, Linen Sheeting, Linen Pillow Cases. . ' ■ New Gin hams ■ g , Voiles, Beach Cloths, very article in out store will be on sale during the next vrueekw a it *1111111111, mommgoismommitsaismimminguitami moommommimomms mmisiommo t fi