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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1926-12-16, Page 4hursday, Dee.embei^ 16th, zg26.. WING]i•IAM. ADVANCE'7CIMES Women's Bedroom Slippers p. 99c Women's Silk Hose, Special 0 79c MER s Share FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN argains Y CI-IRISTMAS LAST THE WHOLE YE THROUGI-i" s Oxf rds $3.49 Black or Brown Calf, Good- year . Welt Soles, Rubber Heels. Regular Price $5.0o to $6.00. �.' E WOULD APPRECIATE TIIESE SHOES SLIPPERS OVERSHOES HOCKEY BOOTS MOCCASINS FELT SHOES FELT SLIPPERS BOWLING CASES SPATS o SHOE PACKS SKATES CLUB BAGS Any Pair - All Sizes 49c 35 Pairs W omens High Shoes, Strap Slippers and Oxfords, in Narrow Toes, Low and Cuban ,;Heels; Clean Up 49c 10 PER CENT. DISCOUNT ON ALL NEW LINES OF LEATHER FOOTWEAR 1 li _, PAULA GOLOSHES $3.25 SPECIAL VALUE le* %we: Cr';.; Dye Excluder, a 4 Buckle Golosh, low heel, fully guaranteed Specially made for school wear. Women's sizes 3 to, 8. bt rititl a pi t Is best expressed by the giving of practi- cal remembrances, that will be appreciated for a long time to come. To -day the Christmaci Gift ideal is the one which is useful as well as beautiful We are as- sisting you in YOUR GIFT PROBLEM by this Economy Sale of our large stock of Footwear, Skates and Travelling Goods. MEN'S OVER S HOES eit r J ai CTR.) goloshes ADJUST() Two Buckles and 2 Dome Fasteners, low or high heels made to' fit, in . fine Jersey and Cashmerette Cloth. ZIPPERS The new hookless Golosh, simply pull ' fastener up or down. , MISSES'. AND CHILDREN'S OVERSHOES AND RUBBERS C. C. M. SKATES For the Whole Family SHE -WOULD APPRECIATE THESE OXFORDS SATIN SLIPPERS COSEY SLIPPERS FANCY SLIPPERS STRAP SLIPPERS MOCCASINS'• HOSIERY GOLOSHES ZIPPERS ". HAT BOX HOCKEY SHOES SKATE& SNOWSHOES SHOES MISSES OXFORDS' - and - Strap Slippers BeSt quality in two, three or our Buckles. O'A'S' HEAVY RUBBERS AND SC OOL BOOTS NMI Priceto t $4.50 i• The Gael Shoe Store Peace Bath Its Victories hey lore daily p Tess.. You do not find them figuring in that weird -amalgam oi? orin*, `folly, conceit, self- advertisement elf•advextiseaent and grotesquerie that goes to make up what is caked "news," but none the less it is of such "tv 1G � es these that the best blood of the nation is made up u nd these six young fellows are types of whom any people may justly be proud.. They have PRODUCED +as '' nna orit ', z� e;antzatlistitttti0n to the Van J y Something, 7 of those who feature fin the news who have only destroyed something , "wrt:ther it .be 'morals or lives. y something, .. They are the .dhanlpions of ;the. various competitions throughout the Western Iyrortlneet' which 'balm for their alit the itn rlrvettient o:iy hdie raising and it Nvtit.h nta Morons BOytV and Girls' Pig CI hove featured on' the front pagt. of the taken part. They have won handsome trophies for their /eats, awarded by the Canadian Pacific Railway, and in addition were the "sweats of honor of the rail. way at the Royal Witten` Fair at Toronto recently" While theywere. there, they not only thor- held. G(s le oughly en o ed themselves but also availed them. selves' of the opportunity of lnspeeting the Many fine speeitnetis of bacon hogs and porkers on exhibit there,. The above photograph showss the winning nin teamil front the three Prairie Provinces. The Manitoba winners from lett th right Stet St*ny It, :aunt, stemlhttg, d etehi MCLer4n,., eitti: ; S'Iktl atehe'waf nd � tt rt d.Wi centre � �iditlt� '�a � d �;_itn the gt whiners,. �,, �u. l e' _ in ertt k situ sltalri.C�itr J�rldv'irt't� I'1CUiinliw A. her;1E� w., .(s fi. Wilta p„.. GREER In Patent and Calf lea- thers, sizes 1r to 2, values up to $3.95 Phone 23 Win h m, Ont. "The Ebenezer (Browntown) Sun- day School, will hold their annual Christmas entertainment on December 22nd, 1926. A .splendid programme consisting of dialogues, drills, vocal and orchestra music is being prepared. In addition, as a very special feature '. of the programme, the young people will present a most hur`norous two aei,,play, entitled "Miss Molly." Ad- mission 25 and x5 cents. Young. People's League The Young People's League of the United church,. inet on Monday even- ing in the Sunday school room with about 6o present. J. McMichael pre- sided over the meeting. The meet- ing opened with the singing of a hymn followed by prayer. The Scrip- ture lesson was read by Theo. Robin- son, devotional by ,E. Bennett. The topic for the evening was "Should Missionary Money be spent in Edo- eatonal' Work" being taken' by E. Copeland, and was • very interesting. An instrumental wa`S given by M. Christie, and a solo by Miss Gcrtende MacDonald. Protest in South Bruce The Conservative ,' Association of South Bruce, met in Teeswater on Friday afternoon and decided to file a protest against the election of Mr. A. McCallum, the member elect, A great a1':nber of irregularities have. been reported to the executive, and inaddition to these, it 'has been prov- en that the Liberal candidate, Mr. 3. G. Anderson ,was paid $1250 to with- draw from the fight, Mr, ;McCallum 'and Mr, Tolton, president of the Pro- hibition Union, having arranged for the payment of this inoney, The Globe says the Conservatives of South Bruce are vexed and resentful, Surely not. ADDRESS AND PRESENTATION to 'pleasant tune was spent last Fri- day evening, Dec. loth, at the home of Mr, and Mrs. David Breen, to Con•, Turnberry, when a number of friends 'and neighbors gathered to spend a social evening and bid fare- well to them before leaving for their new borne iii brand Rapids, Michi; gams SUMMARY OF COUNTY VALUATION The following summary of the •v aluation of the county for assessmen ators this fall, was presented to the county council last week, c5 ' MUNICIPALITY W Ashfield ...._..._.... 55 $267o5o Colborne 30 152500 Goderich _......__._ 45 175800 Grey 77 316560 Hay 67 271250 Howick ._.....�--8o , 3r81oo Hullett -. 55 24735o McKillop .-..:-- 52 2$9000 Morris • 59 \ .28955o Stanley i 39 193250 Stephen .._ :_.79 316600 Tuckersmith 48 237400 178150 246700 x633oo 171700 Turnberry, 41 Usborne 43 E. Wawanpsh _ ; 35 W. Wawanosh 48 Totals 853 $3834260 Towns Clinton 56 84350 Goderich 142 .293300 Seaforth 68 143000 Wingham7.. 72 x377bo Totals ... 348 658350 Villages- 0, Bayfield ..,...... -.. 23 26450' Blyth ......... ....- 30 43225 Brussels 29 51400 Exeter ......,...... 51 10400o Ilensall..... 26 46450 Wroxeter. ..... 20 29750 purposes as.n lade by the county valu '46. O 0 0 ", ety C 1 ti O "+ O51 $231650, $35400 , 11 64191 $42.00 $242935o $2696600, 140450 I2050 9 34361 45.00 ' 1403706 1546200 151900 23900 15,75 52731 41.20 1737534 2172100 47850 28710 10 64762 47.58 2791975"' 3071200 51889 51.60 24117x0 2577500,`:. 117710 48.20' 2983725 326/500: 5354.1 47..75 1948370 2552408:, 52111 52.80 2293085 2751700, - 55223 ; 45.42 2008400 2i508800. 44825 '237850 •33400.. 14.04 291150 26950 9.31 188950 242700 231800 58400. 31 46300 20 57750 20.5 17116o' 22090, 12 303320 13280 4.36 223275 14123 6.4' 145115 33035 23 243700 3000 1.3 �464D0 16900 • x0.5 163850 7850 5 $3401120 $ 73700 2912�5 134840 133350 4350 3.26 $433140 -$x0650 64o75 28 8,6o . 6,o5 12.73 14.45 $ 571115 24855 340i0 487'50 85975 40745 24.980, Totals 179 $301275 $ 26335 Grand 'Totals . 5380 $4783$82 $4235550 $ 87235 15.3' 159.5" 9215 865o 18025 5705 4770 $ 47960 $568335 6.42 27.66 5,4 2x•8 11.5 20 14.4 50.00 .1993802. 2240x00,, 56879 50.57 2756130 2876300, 40762 " 58.00 . '2194790 2364206. 35697 45.00 ,.1102986 1602700 42700 58.00' .2424575 2454400;' 41741 40,80 1547234 1702000 41725 41.80 1632476 171410o $33892848 $38061800 746640 ,845500 1845220 2361900 991500 x078/o0 935870 1044045 $4571775 221308 287015 395650 748277 390460 x32625 $5?77000•• 231500 364700 417200 906000 445000 15920o $2175335 $2523600 $40639958 $45892400 The following address was read: -- Dear Mr. ai4l Mrs. Breen and. family:- ., neighbors have nei ° We your friends a nid gathered together to spend a, social evening, arid, to Show our deep sense of your worth as friends among: us for the past years We v ha'e found reit to be kind, courteous and obliging at all Mimes and while we are sorry to part with '`y0u, we trust and hope 1e that God's richest blessings may be yours. We extend to 700 and family out very best wishes for your futuresuc- cess, with just enough shadow to brighten the sunshine. Andnow-... a would ask you t o ac- cept c-- w w y oa cet this purse, not for its value but P p ,, as a token of your regard, and hope you may live long to enjoy the com- forts and 'blessings of your future 1ortre. Signed 0n behalf of your friend s- Reuben tokeswand Thomas Weir, Mr. and Mrs.' Breen were corn lete- 'ly taken by surprise. Mr. Breen made a suitable reply, thanking thein for their thoughtfulness and kindnes thoughtfulness, s shown towards theirs. After the reply, all joined in, singing, "For they are ay food. 'Fellows," jay w the test of the i._. evening Was spent g" in social chat music and,• f. , s ci;,sneai g, a ter *Web lunch was Served. All joined in ,singing, "Auld Lang Sync,"'