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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1922-05-25, Page 8i NMI moos* mo ons moimaimmitoosii an TACE WINGAM ADVANCE' prawn.* IN no lel no no no no y 30th too IG -DAYS 5th, to Tues., M 25 .Men's good Worsted Suits, dark patterns, 3 pieces, 38 to 44 G.I s Metfs Odd Vests 'Boys' Tweed Bloomers 1.98 Boys' Khaki Bloomers 98c Boys' .Cotton Jerseys" • 39c Men's $1.00 Silk Ties 49c Men's SpringMerinoUnderwear, special ..... 69c .5 doz. Men's GOc Police Braces 39c }Gook Worh,Socks 25c and 39c. OVERALLS SPECIAL _ Blue and White stripe ..... ...1.29 McCall Patterns 10c each M,. HOSIERY SALE, while they last 14.75p •s lisle, extra•ood black cotton 1.49 Hose' •• x >. I9c Ladies' black Silk Hose, reg. $1, at7 59c Prints, heavy Weight 23c in All Linen Towelling, extra good 25c yd. r IN -irstataleireusiogiousoimmilswisiiisuistixiii IN _1 2- ' ®e 'Satlita $pecials!i I. iiii - ., 'i Ladies' Summer Vests ...,........19c _ e ii Heavy striped Bed Ticking ....39c i on no Remnant a Counter The Galbraith stock of Dry _Goods cut up into remnants. 'See these val- ues.: Cottons, Silks, Flannelettes, Gal- ateas, Coatings, etc. l Children's Plaid Dress Goods 25c yd. Organdy, all shades, reg. 7-5c -and - $1.00, sale 49c ,.. ,t,>1 Serges, on sale . 95c i 1 R.aw.Silk for shirting89c W• ool Sheeting, 2 yds. wide, regular $2, .sale 89c L• arge Turkish Towels, sale according tb size 39c, 49c, 98c 2 Sugar, per 100 6.19 See the Bargain Table at front ; of store. • 1' W Table Linen; reduced to—. 80c yd.r,. 1-luckleback Towels -. 29c each r 5 • yds. Curtain Material, new patterns 1.00 WNW mMUSH :IHol mifiaNIICIIIhI iesmnalIiIws RAITH'S ■ 1 1 STOCKI �._. LUCKNO W 'Lucknow opened the baseball season "'feere on Thursday afternoon with a e lover Kincardine by .the score of moi. 'The score up to the ninth innings ems 6-I, but in the last innings Kin- , cardine got three runs, Walker for the :locals pitched a good game and was well backed by every member of the 'team. :Anniversary services were held a; ;week ago Sunday in the Presbyterian achrsrch, when Rev. Dr, ..Paterson of, 'Sarnia was the speaker. The choir ;rendered several beautiful selections. We heard the other day about a Taus, who said he loved his 'country but he hated to eat it. Anyone on the Main street eats his share every day, w�'e have no sprinkling cart and the otltencil have decided not to put oil on eisd- as it will likely be weeks before •wre get a tank, the dust will fly and business men keep on dusting, Word was received in town last week that Mr. Geo. Matheson had .:auffered a stroke andwas in the 'hos- vital at Paarie, last reports say he is UAG well on the way to recovery. Mr. Matheson is 85 years of age and for many years was a resident here. His friends here hope for his restoration to health. Field Sec'y. Davis of the Boy Scouts was in town last Wednesday and put the local scouts through sev- eral drills. Mr. D. C. Taylor has sold his big weigh scales on Willoughby St., to Garfield Ostrander, who is having them moved to the site of the old Royal Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Durnin of Clin- ton, spent a few days in town. Mrs, Chas, McKinnon of Wingham, visited with Mrs. W. J. Dawson. • Mr. Andrew Shoebottom is visiting in .London. Miss Isabel McIntosh visited •her mother here. The Provincial Inspector was in town last week and as a result about 16 citizens will be relieved of a little -change for infrac'.tions of the automo- bile law and some of them very minor offences, • iearance of Miihnery Tour .:iehoice ny Hat in th • re at Half Price, ughand tores , Teeswater. Born—To Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mc- Leod, a daughter, BELGRAVE Mr. and Mrs. Dan Geddes, of. Lon- desboro, spent Sunday in the village. • Messrs. Norman and Louis Stone- house of London Business College, spent the week -end with their parents. Mrs. Kelsie r of Melville, Sask., is visiting her sister, Mrs. C. Robertson, • Mrs. S. Carter has closed' tip her hoose ,and gone to visitwith friends in Toronto and the West. • Mrs. Harvey Watson of Ingersoll, is spending a few days. with her friends. • Mi'. and Mrs. Thomas Stewart of Blytlr,, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Stewart., _ . 1VIr. and Mrs. Solar of Ingersoll, spent the week -end with Mr, and Mrs. John McGuire, Mr, Westman of London,is spend- ing a few weeks -with his daughter, Mrs. (Rev,) Peters. Rev. Peters attended the District Meetingin Kincardine which was -held on Thursday and Friday. Me Jas. Stonehouse of Dungannon; visited witla'tfriends in the village one clay last week, Miss Fisher of Toronto, and -Mrs. McGinnis of Southampton, are the .guests :of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Mc- Kenzie, GLENANNAN 10 Mr,Cecil McNeil spent Sunday at his •honie' in Belmore, til Mis sMargaret Aitken spent the 1 week -end with her aunt, Mrs. Aitken. Miss ivtary Harris of Wroxeter, vis- ited for a few days with her cousin, Mrs. Richard Jeffray, Eadies' Sunday School is holding a picnic at Mr. Wm. Campbells'' on the river flat on Wednesday, May 24th, All", arid Mrs.. Geo .Inglis of Car- rick, spent Sunday with ,friends on the tenth, Mr, and Mrs, T. Martin and son, Tommy of Wroxeter, spent Sunday, on the ninth. Miss "I3arbara Tngt"ts of iHowiek, vis- ited over the 'week -end at the home of Mr. and Mrs, John Mitchell, The goodrain last week has refresh- ed everything as the fall wheat and spring crop were greatly ira need of it. 1 1 a 1 LAST WAWANOSH Miss Drayman of Loudon,' is visit- ing with her sister, Mass Ethel a?'td, her aunt, Mrs. Wellings, , Mr. Robert" Scott has installed a radiophone and has been able to listen in to a nuattiei' o1 good programs in Detroit and Pittsburg., Mrs. Jas. Bone has a itew car, Mr. Harold RQbinsas returned from Medical' College in Toronto, on .Fri day. Mr, end Mrs, Elisha Walker and George and Mrs. Wm. Beecroft and Mrs, J. D. Beecroft attended the meet- ing of the 'Methodist` Ministers and laymen in Wingham District held in Kincardine on Friday IVIt. Ernest Thompson, when fixing his windmill, had the misfortune to be struck in the face with one of'the fans and had a couple of teeth knock- ed out. Miss Eva l3recicenridge bf Wing ham, is visiting with Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Robertson, TEESWATER The members of the L. O. O. F,, attended Divine Service in the Pres byterian church on Sunday. Teeswater Minstrels again played to a capacity house in Wroxeter last Fri, day evening and they were well receiv- ed and applauded. A'few carloads ac- companied then' front' Teeswater, and. the show was pronounced as good.if, not better than ever. - A branch of the Hilliard's store which, opened here last June in the store owned. by Mr. R. J. Hiscox, has been given notice to vacatethe prem- ises and Mr. Hilliard -has secured a store in Lucknow and will open up there the first of June.; Mr. Stanley,' the local manager here, will . take charge of the Lucknow branch. WESTFIELD A very successful district conven- tion was held on Wednesday, May se, at Westfield in connection with the. annual meeting' of the Goderich Dis- trict W. M. S. The attendance was large and the reports encouraging, there being over three thousand dol- lars raised far missions, Miss Well - wood a returned missionary_ from China, gave inspiring addresses and, the meetings were presided over by Miss Robertson of Goderich in the ab- sence of the district organizer, Mrs, Hicks, who was detained on account of sickness.. The ladies of Westfield provided supper for the delegates. YOU CAN -HELP Just' how tospend-the-Sabbath day may be to some persons a difficult problem, but to the person who dea. sires to live up to °the -fourth com- mandment, "Remember the Sabbath day to keep it holy", there should be no difficulty. When people get. into, their motor car Sunday morning, go to the garage for 'gas` and oil, drive to a summer resort for dinner, and also expect the vendors of ice cream and candies to supply them with other refreshrhents, they ate not only viol- ating the Sabbath but also the Lord's Day Act which, was framed to assure, for all employees a day of rest. The Huron County Social Service Council are asking the public, through the press, to assist in abetter obser-i vatice of the Sabbath day, and .the hotels, garages and restaurants are co- operating. -- Posters 'may_ now be seen in tlae garages, -"We Want Our Sundays" and "Puy Sunday`s Gasoliiie on Sat- urday.,, _ You can help; will you do so? A. T. Cooper. The Late Anson Dulmage Anson Dulmage, Sr., former titer chant of Wingham, passed away at the home of his son, Thomas, of Walker- Ville, on May 4th, after an illness of only a few days, Death was caused. by a complication of diseases, due - to old"ag:e. He was the first station ag- ent- on the old Great Western, when that line was opened through Clifford.- He was later removed to Brussels and was in charge of the office there for some years. He conducted a general store iinLakelet for about 20 years and while there was elected a member of. the Howick Council, afterward repre- senting the Township as Reeve for a number of years. Mr.-Dulmage was married on July eth, .1868 to Agnes'. Smith, daughter of the late Col, Thos. Smith, of Clifford. His wife prede- ceased him by ea years. He leaves to mourn three brothers, Robert of Brit- ish Columbia, Daniel of Palmerston, and William of Harriston. Two sons and one daughter, Thomas of Walker ville,:Sidney of London and Miffs. Geo. Croton of New 'York. The New - Prayer Book The new edition just issued by authority oCthe General Synod of the Church' of England in Canada -is noir obtainable at Eilioteg' Book and Stationery Store We have a coinprehensive shewing of the various styles and will be pleased to have a. share of your patronage, You are invited ta inspect our to Elliot National tlratid Trunk Atillway. Oetgai titialOtd Via ail Thursday, ay X922 MORRIS Afrs. 1 eter. McIntosh reprised to her home in Kincardine on Saturday, after speuding the -past two weeks with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Tbos, Abraham. Miss Lizzie. Hetherington of Blyth, spent .the week -end at her home on the 1st. line, Mr, end Mrs. Hunt and family of Mitchell, spent Sunday at Mr, John Walnasley's, • Miss Flossie Haines of Toronto, is spending her, holidays with her par- ents on the ist, line. IVIr. and •Mrs, Will Robertson of Belgrave, spent Sunday at Mr, Thos, Abraham's, WHITECHURCH Mr. and Mas. Jack Henderson and children of Paramount, visited with. her 'parents•,'i1?r. and. Mrs. MacGregor, on Sunday. Miss Olive Teriff accom- panied thein home, Mr.. Isaac Stothers of Wingham, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Fox. Miss Gertie Robertson of Wing - ham, spent the week -end with Miss Irene Moore. • -- Mr.'Alex Md°wbray•and son, of Dun- gannon, spent Sunday with his par- ents; Mr, aiid Mr's. John Mowbray. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Laidlaw and children, spent Sunday with her par= ens hi Auburn. • Miss Ada Clubb of Brussels, and Miss Maude Conn of Wingham, spent Sunday at their homes -here. Mr.' and Mrs. Bert. Martin and.cild- ren of Wroxeter, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.. Wm. Martin. M. Walter Paterson of Winghanl., spent Sunday with his nephew, Mr. Ken Paterson. - Mr, and Mrs, Andrew -'Stein' and Lloyd and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Mil- ler and Rhea of Lanes, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm: Purdon. • Mr. Jas. Cornelius and Mr. and Mrs. Amos Cornelius motored to Gode- rich on Friday. Mrs. Cornelius visit- ®;L ed with her, sister, Mrs, George Bean,Oir:e' who is very .ill with. goitre in-Gode- rich'Jt"f Marine Hospital. Mr, Robert Mowbray has purchased the house owned by Jack Hutchison and intends building a bungalow; Mr. Snooks of Michigan, visited with Mr. •arid Mrs. John, Mowbray last week. • - Mrs. Robert Dobie; Wingham, spent the week -end with her mother, Mrs. Jas. McClenaghan. Mr. Duncan MacGregor and Mr, Small of Teeswater, visited with'"Mr., and Mrs. Mac Ross on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. Paterson and Mr. Russel Breckenridge and Mr. Will and Miss Martha Campbell of Ripley, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lott. Miss Kathleen Dinsley of Wingham, visited her cousin, Mr. Roland Hen- derson, on Sunday. Mi'. Wesley Leggatt has traded his farm with Mr. McCall for his store in Bluevale and is: moving this week. Miss Lulu Conn spent last -week with Mrs. Will Naylor of Lucknow. 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