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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1926-06-17, Page 8r VolimOimmumnsuoiliMMniumnisimempummnimmiliamOommaim ■ ■ i■ ■ ■ ri+ter % % :t; DO IT NOW ! 61i ■ p is Silk Faille Ties - Knitted Silk Teg Crepe Ties - Moire Silk Tiesat 1■ Fathers' Day June 20th. BUY, Make it a Memorable Day• A'TIE HIM Here, you'll find a great variety f o$r your choosing. . . !Ji WINGt AM ADVANCE,TIMES IMIMMIMMIl1 Mrs. Frank Kershaw and Master jack of Blyth returned home on Sat- ■ urday after spending several days ■ with the forrner'safatlier, Mt•. Robt, McDowell. 11Irs. J, N, Canl.pbell is viseting ■ daughter; Mi's. R. Stonehouse of the M Bayfield Road, Goderich. Mr. and Mrs, A. Walsh and Mr. E. ■ Taylor, visited Mr. 13, I -I, Taylor of ■ St, •Joseph's Hospital, London on Sat- urdayin. Mrs. Marvin McDowell, spent part • oflast week' at the bed side of her fa- * tiler, IVIr. Clark of St. Helens,Mr. aClark had a stroke a few \weeks ago • and passed away on Sunday evening. ■ East Wawanosll population is in- 1 creasing, a son was born to Mr. and • Mrs. Fred J. Cook on Saturday, June ■ 12th. O Mrs., W. II, Campbell, spent a cou- Nple of clays last week with her, dattgh- ■ ter, Mrs. Wm. Crozier of Crewe. • Mr. James Tunnel, received wird ■ on Sunday night that his sister, Mrs. Cole of B11yth had had a stroke. At ■ timeof wilting Mrs. Cole was stili in ■ a critical condton, ■ Mr. and Mrs. Bert Taylor were Goderich visitors on Saturday. ■ Mrs. J. E. Ellis was a Wingham 1111 visitor on Saturday. • BLIJEVALE ■, Mrs. Geddes of Belgrave, spent •a a couple of days last week visiting her two sisters, Miss Fraser . and Mrs. Shaw: ▪ Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Elliott have. S , moved into the manse that Mr. Shaw M: purchased last week, ■ Mr. George Fowler, MiSs Margaret •' Garniss, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Turvey, * took iii the moonlight,excursion, Mon- ■'i day evening. ( Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Elliott, Mr. `Nand `( Mrs. St wartCowan, spent Sunday at ▪ Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Elliott's.` 111 Mr. Duncan McKinnon. of•`$`russels, ■ ■ was a .visitor at his brothers op on Sun- : day, 1VIr. Robert IVIcKinnon. ` Mr. aril Mrs: Robert Aitcheson and' afamily spent Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. 1 Don't disappoint Dad. He can use a new one. 111 r.i ATTRACTIVE SHIRTS $1.95 An extra shirt or two in chse of hurried need is real satisfaction and econ- ®: omy, as well, especially when you can buy such good as these at so low a price. °■ English Broadcloths, Printed Percales and Stripe Madras, in all the new colors; many with extra collars, sizes 14 to 17i r� Thursday, Fri day and Saturday, Each $1.95 INa ■ Silk Socks 49c Socks 01 Silk and Full Fashioned Per pair. Wool 69c ;Silk Socks BUY THEM FOR FATHERS' DAY 1` Art Silks, Plaited on Cashmere ' Suggestive of real ,summer 1 Yarns, that at once 'suggest weather,' these excellent socks Thee unusually suall. good., Socks ■. s u ?' g comfort and serviceableness. are a genuine pride for the well aat a low price.. Black, wBrown Good Color combinations, per .dressed man; New Stripes and. and Gray, per pair 49c pair 6gc. Checks, ?5c, $x.00, $1.25. 1` Broadcloth Pauras 3.50 Athletic Underwear 98c Summer Sw,, aters 2.19 Y] ..:;.� BUY THEM FOR FATHERS' DAY 1s1 11` 1 111 - the making alone. Out they go MI at $zo.75. II> 111 k� IE u James Sheddon s. .■ Mrs. Milton'Watson. returned • to ■ 1 W her home 'in Gorrie on Friday, after s•• ,rill spending- .a week 'with her parents, *M, Mr. and Mrs. Thos, Stewart. ■ ' Mr. Glen Garniss 'is confided to his ® gibed with an attack of tori ' ''litis. � j Mr. and Mrs. Ed. , Jenkins„ near MI I Wingham, spent Sunday at Mr. and. ' ■ Mrs. Chas: Garniss, 20 Men's Suits � L • Mr. and •Mrs. "Robert. Shawspent at $18.75 a I Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Geddes' at Tweeds, Worsteds. and Serg- „ ■ ,,1;elgrave. es in single and double breast- ■ rr ed ,'.Models. All New Stock • ' Goods at Big" Savings.` Out they Ai go at $18.75• ■. ■ EXTRA BARGAINS FOR THE WEED END. 8 Only $25 Genuine 12 Only Spring Top Palm Beach Suits Coats $15.00 at $10.75 Suits for less than the cast of Smart Tweed and Covert Cloths,' in the new ,slip-on Sty- les, that are regularly priced up to $27.5o, out they go $r5.00 Complete Stocks of Quality Merchandise IT PAYS TO SHOP HERE BROS., WINGH BELGRAVF.' The members of Bel -grave L.O:L., No. 462 will attend Divine':Service in the Knox United Church, ' Belgrave, g , when Rev. Bro. Abejy of Landes- boro, 'will be the speaker. ' AlI mem ® bers, cordially invited to attend. ■ ;' 'The play, "..What Dotl, It profit", will be presented by the Young 'Peo-. •, ple of the United Church, Dungannon r • in the C. O. F. Hall, Belgrave, Wed kesday Evening, June, 23•at 8 o'clock. ' Orchestra in attendance. Admission innomm■■misi ■ same»®®dei»ningssammainsonsismassmainssamerai EAST WAWANOSH 'VVe are pleased to be able to report -that Fred' W. Cook and Mrs. Harvey Black are on the mend after their ill- ness frons, pneumonia. Mr. and, Mrs. ,A.. Campbell visited the latter's mother, Mrs: Barkley of Dungannon on Wednesday of last week'. Mt. and Mrs. J, McGill are„:the proud parents of a baby girl, born on ' Mr. Thos. Scott, • Diagonal Road, Thursday, June Toth. underwent an operation this week. 35c ad, 2oc. Under+the auspices of the Belgrave. Women's Institute.t Don't iniss it. ■ I II N B N NIIINIII@� 1 N N I®II®111®III■IIIf�! I &9 �.. � li � I f �i 111�Iilialll 11 NIIIN IMlII1�IIINIIIR�IIIRIII�IIlNIl1�111NIIlNIiI III fll IIINII16�111 I I III Il I IaNlll6'd IIN111NIh�lll IIIE" , IIINIII III®lil®IlINI1lNlll I i III IIMIII®III®III■III®III®III' a Who Said Hot"? Not Under COOL STRAWS Our Light in weight of airily woven, select Straw •— you'll find them as welcome as a cool breeze on . your head, Snappily styled models, every one! mporfed Yeddos, Sennets, Milans, Split Straw," with plain and`fancy bands. Prleed from $2.00 up to $3.50 E ISARD ; CO. • P. New Summer Fabrics HE modes do not spare the fahHc this season, but Fashion's recklessness an pleats a'nd ruffles has been justified by the lovely cottons which may be developed into the frocks of the hour at little expense. You will 'find a lovely variety of voiles, silks and cotten crepes, and all kind of prints now on display. Frocks illustrated are ' Ladies' dome JAurnal Patterns WING] m Thursday, : June I7th., x926 BLYTH . Mr, john 'Armstrong's Sale of Household, Effects, was held on Sat- urday. Everything' was Sold, Mr, and Mrs. Armstrong have,not decided where they will reside. Rev. George Telford is attending the Council of the United Church of Canada, convened at Montreal. Mrs. M. Cole was seized with par- alysis early Monday morning and is in a very critical condition, • A number: of our citizens attended the I,O,O,F, Decoration 'Service at ' _ Wingham : Sunday.. it! Miss Patience Scott has been enLill - gaged to teach`on the Continuation l Staff of the High School. Miss Gold ® thorpe the former teacher. having re I Y signed. oliiIMIIIMIII111IIINIIIMilmiliNIII■iIiNIIINII NIIINIImi I I I i i1 I. IMrI MLIMIIIM IIMlI1NIIINIIIMIA■III III III ]!1 11, ._. , f1 .... . or The June Wedd.iugj: Amongthe man and beautiful parts of "The - Trousseau" there are none of greater i importance than nice footwear. _ r. The Misses Gibson, Stackhouse, Gillespie and Mrs. J. H, R, Elliott, were in attendance at the Decoration Service at Wingham on Sunday. The annual service in honor of the veterans of the Great War was held in the Community ',Hall last week. The hall as usual was filled to the doors with a highly appreciative audi- ence assembled to pay ,al tribute of.re- spect to the memory of our departed heroes and to remind those who are are with us still of the *aim place they occupy in .our affections. The meeting was presided over by Rev. Dr. Barnby of Queen- St. Church, Rev. Geo. Telford. M. A.; B, D, of St. Andrews Church; offered an invoca- tion while the opening,prayer was ta- ken by Rev. W. 13. Hawkins. The Scripture Lesson was ,read by Rev. James Abrey of Londesboro. The sermonwhich was greatly en- joyed by the audience was delivered by Rev. J. L. Small of 1-larrioston, for- merly 'of St. Andrews, Church, Blyth. Th,e choir which had been ':carefully trained by the Rev. Geo. Telford, was composedosed of singers from the Angli- can, n ltcan, Queen' St. and St. Andrews choirs and rendered all their selec- tioss in splendid style. The i'Halle- ltijah Chorus" from Handel's. Messiah and the Te Deurn were greatly enjoy- ed. WEITECHURCH . Miss Annie Kennedy of Lon- don, spent the week -end with her par eats, IVIr.- and Mrs. David Kennedys Sr. Mr. Joe Foster of Winnipeg, is spending this week at . his home here. IVliss Gladys, Garton, who has been with her sister, Mrs. Arthur Holland in Kitchener'fpr the past 2 months,: returned home' last week: Miss Laidlaw of Kincardine has purchased the ' house south of the United Church from 'Mr.J ohn Laid- law and is moving in this week. Mr. and Mrs. Tiros. Ross of Tees - water; spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Alex: Reid. " • Mrs. Wilson and 'Frances. of Wing - ham, also Messrs. Alex. and Walter Ferguson and Mrs. Norman and Jaen of Culross, spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Jas. Wilson. IVirs_ Jas. Waterworth of Toronto, and Mrs. Walter Goslander and Ro- ■ For.instance All White. Shoes, All Patent Shoes, All Blonde,,„ Shoes for the Bride. All l Patent Shoes, All Fine Calfskin Shoes for the Bridegroom. _ We have a real good varietyof all kinds -124 SPECIAL FOR THE BOYS AND GIRLS With every pair of Running. Shoes we are giving "Free of Charge" 171 QNE AERO CUSyHION BALL—Made in Wingham P _ A __ ■ V• 11 r Phone' 129. Wingham = kI 9ham 9 Onf.: — ■ IIIMIII■IImII1NIIf■III■Il moi■II mmiiIII■um ommilIMII aIII■IIiOIIi■11I■IIIMIII■III■III■IIIMIIi■III` IV ILL I S. THE SHOE STORE e, be`rt of Winnipeg are visiting' with thein sister,' Mrs. Robt, McClenag stn, They spent Saturday in Elora. Mrs. Jas. Middleton and Muriel, re- turned to their home' in Toronto on Saturday. Mr. Thos. Beecroft, Mr, and. Mrs. Stanley Underhill and son, Beecroft and Miss Marie Beecroft' of Barrie, spent the week -end with the foriner's sister, Mrs. Henry •McGee and other relatives here. Beecroft `Families' held a Te -union picnic on Saturday; at the loth bridge. Among those who took in the Grey- hound e,ctirsion to Detroit from this community' were: Miss Ella McBurn; ey, Mrs. J. D. Beecroft and Ernest, Messrs. Wilfred and George Robin- son and Gregg Shiell. V Mrs! 1 Ir. and Mxs,Alf. 1i 11' E �2 t c e of Wingham. and Mr. and Mrs. John Pur - don and family, spent the week -end with their sister, Mrs. Gordon Moore Mr. and Mrs. Jas. E. Robinson and of Rockwood. Frances of Wingham, spent Sunday pith Mr, and Mrs. Wm,' Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Mcnrien of Aubtirn, spent Sunday with her sister, -MrJ. Jas. Laidlaw, ` ' • Mr, and Mrs. Len Westbrook of Goderich, visited on Sunday with his aunt, Mrs. Jas. Cornelius. Mr. and 'Mrs. Adam Robertson, visited on Sunday with their niece, Mrs. Lance Grain, Mr, and Mrs. Will Toni of Auburn, spent Sunday with IVIr. and 'IVIrsi John Graig:, Mr. and.M:rs. John Coultice of M r- ris ' spent Suri`d a nth w Ir. and l•� Roy McGee. Mr: and Mrs. Elgin Weilwood and son, also +Miss Norah Falconer of Orangeville, spent the week -end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Fal cosier. ` Mr, and Mrs. Duncan Crawford and children of Flint, Mich., visited with Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Beecroft on Sunday last. I®masamonalast®Kisamimmi ■■■■g■■i■■ logiso mtat ■■ormama® at ■ Big �, ",/ Y, ■■ ■ so ■ ; ■ u t our Clothing .Stere \-� m Friday and Saturday 1 ,,f� L,;• ■ ▪ Made- to - Measure Suits ■ $25.50 in Suits made to measure, no charge for • extraTtrousers. s R R n 111 ■. (1NI1 111�111� 11 M Ii�Il1�N111 I11MIll� SII NI I' _ � • 1 MIs- • N r I «Nllir111NIICMIIINIIIMII[MIIIMIlI�I I� � I ( � III i i MIIIMIIIM1f,( III�II1�lII�I11M II i{II�Il1�111N11.( I11 Iliwl)�IIIMp(�IIIMII(MIII�II1 III n�,k6rti:.amu' 'x '14; ■ Mr. Burrill.,' showing :Ascot Clothes • ■ will be at our store all day Friday and . Saturday to take your measure and to. • show you real values in Navy, Grey, and ▪ fancy worsteds at 'very low prices. Also Spring Coats and Odd Trousers • made to measure: 1000 Samples to choose from; besides al our big stock ofsuits on our racks. Dates;:June 18th andll9th Huron's Greatest Clothiers — ■ � ■ • • ■ ■ • ,Hanna ��t"1. • d. ■fi_• *IUluII■ hI. g■fig �M ggg■■wg■grgAMl 4Y. mimommommmummummommE • 111