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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1922-08-03, Page 8lam. 11t THE WINGECAM ADVANCE Thursday; Anguo+t:gx xg2'a: Ilt�;,, t �I D;I11/Eltg 111r, m 5.ININNINNIONINNOINNIIINIENIININNININNOINNININNsil, in 1 is lE 11 =to IMMO ME NINNONSON1 ■ ;r° frig, Aug.5, at 8.30 3 Tricoli>lne ?'.Eiresses, gular $20.00, Closin ut Sale $5.95 mi Cats, S rring Styles 3.95 ■ lar up to $12.50, Closing Out Sale.... , ........... , 3.95. ■ 1.95 11 1.5 Skirts, reg Serge ani W., s Shirts, Saturd .c y Morning sies rinsmimis i®�������m���m ®33333a�3111 s��s���IMES 15 L.!,+I .' s' Cloth, Tricotine and Serge lit resses, a 1 i new tyles, sizes 16 t'IF 42. rices $14.75 t 21.50 19 Las 'es' Spring C'11>als, motor or styles, Velon;'s, p•";trlo Cloths $13.95 $1 50 Doz. Hair Nets All colors, double and single mesh, Princess Pat and other makes 5c each BLUEVALE Quite 3, number from here attended the Progressive picnic in Mr. Dunbar's Grove, ]3elgrave, last Tuesday after- noon and Evart it a grand success,. Dr. John Coultis and friend, Mr. Pearson motored here from Philadel- phiat to spend: a few weeks with the former's mother,: Mrs. Coultis, Miss Mabel Coultis of Toronto is home to spend her vacation, The ]3elgrave Dramatic Club ` will ingive their: play entitled "Too Many .Husbands," in the Forester'sHall, Bluevale, August 8th, commencing at Ng 8.15. This is. a. good play and the IN parts are ably and dramatically taken by the young people of Belgrave. The play is given under the auspices of the. Ladies' Aid of Knox Church, Bluevale. Come and enjoy a good laugh. Mrs, Moise, Mrs. Clarence Moise and baby and Mrs. Brade and 'two sons, who have spent the past month as tourists in Bluevale returned to Toronto on Monday. Mrs. John Diment, Mrs. McKnight,. Mrs. Stewart Young and two children,. Toronto on Monday to spend a few wBineeksevale. at their summer cottage at • Mr. P. D. K.ing motored to Harris - ton on Sunday. Miss Blanche Findley of Harriston, spent last .week with her :aunt, Mrs. P. D. King. Miss M. Jamieson returned to New York' on Thursdayafter spending a few weeks with friends in Bluevale and Harriston. Misses Luella, Bernice and Wilma Shaw enjoyed the beauties of a spec- tacular trip down Lake Ontario, wind- ing through the Thousand Islands, continuing their trip by the St. Law- rence to Montreal, thence on to the, city of Quebec, whose ancient relics'. they particularily enjoyed. Then up the picturesque and beautiful Sague- nay river, returning home by the same route. After spending a few days in Toronto they arrived home to spend the remainder of their holidays under the parental roof. The young ladies in question, all being public school'. teachers, will now be in a position to ember their pupils with, more facts concerning the great natural beauties and landscape of; their native country. Mr. and IVIrs. Harry. Dicken and daughter returned to Guelph on Mon- day, after..spending a few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Speirs, .Morris. We are pleased to have our old friend, Mr. Jas. Aitchesonof Stoney Creek, in our midst again for a few weeks. • Mrs. Moyse returned to Toronto after spending the past week here. Mrs. H. McAllister' of Alma, and Mrs. R, Durnin of Wingham, spent Sunday with Mrs. Geo. Mowbray. Rev. T. W. and Mrs. Mills visited relatives in Drayton last week. Mr. and Mrs. S. Young of Toronto, are up for a few weeks' vacation. Regular Quarterly Services will be. observed in the Methodist church here next Sunday.' Service will be held at 10.45 a, . I1Ir, anmd Mrs. John Hall spent Sun- day with relatives at Gorrie. Mr. Howard Stewart visited with his brother at Bowling Green on Sun ®IE®®NEM®►®EINIE Tricotine Serge Homespun Spring Coats Half Price WI 2 Fall Suits, fear trimmed ,,,.$15.75 12 Voile Dresses, regular up to $12.00, sale $2.95 Children's Cloth Dresses, Ging- m ham Dresses, Silk Hosiery, M Children's Hats, etc. ■ ■ ■ ■ Wear ■ ■ ■■■■■■■sets■ ■■■■7iimm ■■■■■■■ ori dies' Ready -to SEM WHITECHURCH Mr. and Mrs_ John Brown and fam- ily- of Creighton Mines, are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mac Ross. ;Mrs, Joe. Wellwood of Wingham, is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur :Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Buxton spent the week -end with her aunt, Mrs. W. R. Farrier, after visiting with other relatives, Miss Jean Dawson spent last week with her uncle, Mr. Jim Purdon of St. Helens, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Prince and baby, Gladys, of Wingham, spent the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. Amos. Cornel- : ius, ' Services in the Methodist church -will be withdrawn for a couple of weeks, as the church is undergoing repair, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Emerson and Mrs. Calwell and daughter of Kin- cardine, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Emerson on Friday. Mr. and Mrs, Jas. Sutherland and Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Gaunt and Gertie, visited with relatives in Kincardine, on Wednesday. Mr. -' and Mrs. 'Walter Alton of Lanes, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Farrier. Mr. Fred Newman of Toronto, is spending his vacation with Mr. and n Mrs. B. S. Naylor. 1 Misses Flossie and Millie MacGregor left for Toronto on Monday. Mr. Vernon Sinclair of Brussels, spent Sunday at the home of. Mrs. Geo. Garton; Sr. •1 Mrs. Kerr of Goderich and Mr. Win.' l Hawthorne of Brantford, are visiting with their sister, Mrs. Joe. Holmes. Born—In Culross, on Thursday,. July 27th, to Mr. and Mrs. Johnc,Fal- eoner, a son. Mrs. Archie Anderson and daughter, Miss Fanny of St. Helens, spent Fri- I day with the former's daughter, Mrs.' Robt. Purdon. IVIiss Winnifred Farrier is to be con-; gratulated having passed her Lower; School Examination with first class i Mr. and Mrs. Wesley eggatt o Bluevale, spent Sundaywith relatives here. • Mr. and Mrs. Sturdy of Clinton, have rented Mrs. Purdon's house. He works the stone crusher. Mr. Smith of Stratford, representa- tive of the, Scottish Fertilizer, was in these parts last Tuesday. Our baseball boys won the game against St. Helens on Thursday, 8 to 17. Westfield lost their game to Blyth on Friday by a score of 8 to 9. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Moore eater- tained a number of their friends on Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Martin and son, Bruce, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bell of Blyth, Miss Helen Paterson is spending her holidays with Mrs. S. Plowright, Miss Myrtle Beecroft spent a few days last week with Mrs. Denholrn, Blyth. • Mrs. Richard Wellwood of Orange- ville, is visiting with her - daughter,1 Mrs. Arthur Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Ross and child- ren spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. i Alex Coutts of'Winghar. Mr, and Mrs, Ben McClenaghan and Melvin, spent last Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry McCleuaghan, Belgrave. Mr. and Mrs. jack Hendersonn and children of Paramount, spent Sunday e with .her parents here. fid A heavy"'{' l; lie Fi . nxnelette, special 17c yd. ill Shirts, Khaki and Grey, Sicel 19 8e 10 melt Henry Fact r ' Cott,; u 19e 15 Aden's and 'Young den's Sults, grey ad darn .ager ✓✓■■��,,qp■■� (6�J '�11.IR �66aA MR�✓✓1YY•✓'1'Y• vi✓Yrn✓Y✓rvY✓Y ✓Y.✓�Y,I.:Jp'.95'. ARGAIN H Galbr Is Lucknow. Mr. Jack Newberry returned to Tor- onto with his parents ,after spending six weeks with Mr, Ken Paterson: Rev, Mr. Jones of Belgrave, will church Here. Mr. Kinnon McKinnon has sold his residence in town to Mrs. Angus Ross and her son, .Robt., of the 6th con. of Kinloss. Mrs. Ed. Renwick of Belniore, spent a few days in town.. Miss Isabel Douglas is spendng her i vacation at her home here, she is ac- companied by her friend, Miss Hal - way. r Next Monday will be Civic Holiday here,' Some one stole our silent policeman where he was directing traffic at Mur - j dock and Cameron's' corner on Tues- day night last, and up to date he has. not been recovered. We are gladit was not .the Chief (Bert) that was. stolen. Mrs. N T. Sinclair and children of 1 Toronto, are visiting with her mother, Mrs, Wm. Scriingeour, preach in the Presbyterian church here BLYTH next Sunday. Mrs. Buschlen and children, Jean and Randal, of Arthur are visiting with Mr. Ken and Miss Lillian Pater- son. Mrs. Buschlen is their sister. Miss Irene McQuaid of Crewe, spent last week with her aunt, Miss McQuaid. LUCKNOW The death of one of Lucknow's old - 1 est and most highly respected citizens, took place on Friday last, when Mrs,' Cater crossed the Great Divide. She' had been a resident of Lucicnow fort ■ many years, and was an active mem- sii ber of the Women's Institute and the ■ Methodist church here, until about ■ two years ago, when she suffered a in stroke of paralysis, from which she ■ never fully recovered. The funeral was ■ held on Sunday from the Methodist ■ church to Greenhill 'cemetery, Mr. W. I . Treleaven having charge of the ser- ■ vices in the absence of the pastor. ■ l She was in her 88th year. Her 'hus- ■ ; band predeceased her some years ago, ■ 1 The Presbyterian congregation held their annual picnic 'to Point Clark on ■ Thursday afternoon last, when a most ■ , enjoyable time was spent. A large crowd "was present owing to Kincar- in in' dine Methodist holding a picnic there on.' that day also. The Pipe Band.will hake art in:a l p celebration to be held in Ripley on August 3rd,, when a Memorial Park will be officially opened by F. Wel- lington play, M. P. P. Mr. Fraser Paterson has moved into the house recently vacated by Mr. W. Spindler. Mis Alma Blake of near Dungannon, is to he congratulated as well as her teacher, Miss Mabel Alain, on the sho w iii splendid p w g niade by Miss Blake she Having.passed her piano examina- tions with honors, f The services in the 'Methodist chureh were taken on Sunday by Rev. R. G. Presbyterian' klil�a, � cif the church, 5 c torsi , 1 Or esden, Mr. McKay is a nephew of Rev✓ A itgus McKay for many years the minister of the 1'r'esbytcrian Miss Metcalfe visited with friends in St. Marys .and London during the week. , Hodgins Bros. of Stratford and Clin- ton, were renewing old acquaintances. in town. Among those whoattended the fun- eral of the late Mrs. John Brigham, were Mr. and Miss Moses of Grey, Mrs. Kerningham and Miss Wilgie of Baden add Mr. and Mrs. A. Hyslop of Arrangements are about completed for holding a field clay, August i6th A full program consisting of baseball, football and other games will be pre- sented. Mrs. Robert Cockaline moved into his new home on :Linsley St. After a lingering illness extending over several months, Aim Barclay El- liott, beloved wife of Mr. John Brig- ham, passed away on Monday evening, July 24th. Deceased lady was in her 76th year and leaves her husband and 6 children, namely: Mrs. Jas, Rich- mond, Morris; Mrs, Mason, Seaforth; Mrs. Weatherall, Alberta; Herbert and James, who reside on the homestead; Foster of Calgary. Deceased was among the: early pathfinders, who en- dured the hardships, subject to pioneer life. Rev. Geo, Telford, pastor of St. Andrew's Church,cond 1 the ser- vice at her.hoe cte u c inn Wednesday after- noon, followed by interment in Union cemetery. OLENANNAN The Garden Party which was held at the home of Mr. Wm. Campbell last Thursday evening was quite a success. The proceeds at the gate arnounte 1 to c better than r.b 0 , Mr, and Mrs. Stevenson, and daugh- ter, Pearl of Stanley, motored up and Spent the week -end' at the home o,f Mr✓ and Mrs, John Metcalfe.. Mr. Robert Scott and Miss lMaggre Ida i•i oil f l l"ai i" ' y, ", r s o i Ilton, are visitors ,tt. the home of Mr. and Mrs. nos, Weir, Mrs. Paterson of Toronto, is the g ucst of friends oil the tenth line. Mr. R. Johnston : shipped a car of hogs to Toronto on "Saturday, price was $13.25, The regular monthly meeting of the. Women's Institute will be held on. Thursday,‘August Toth at 2.30 o'clock at the'. home of. Mrs. Jos. Brecken- ridge. Mrs. W. H. Fraser will give a paper on "How to use our• Wood- land Vines, .Trees, Shrubs and Flowers in our Lawns." Discussion=What:we can do to help our School Fair. Ar- ranging of flowers wil be demonstrat- ed by 011ie Scott. Ladies are invited to attend. EAST WAWANOSH • Mr. Milton Bruce has commenced to. rebuild his barn on the gth.' 'He had a bee to draw lumber from Blyth on Saturday. Miss Lulu Chamney of Toronto, is home for 'a few days. Miss' Ida Thompson of .Toronto, is visiting, relatives in these parts. Mr. John McBurney of Turnberry, is visiting with his brother, Mr. Sam- uel McBurney. Miss Euphe.qua• Deacon of London, is visiting at the home of her mother, Mrs. Deacon. Mrs, Joe. Thompson and baby, Alice of St. Augustine, also Miss Lena Dea- con, spent a few days last week -with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Thos: Robinson. Mr, and Mrs; John. Beecroft, "Miss Eccles and Melville, and Mrs, ; Jas, 1Menaies motored to Guelph on Thurs- day to spend a day with relatives Mr. and Mrs. John McGee visited with het mother, Mrs, Gordon, Tees - water on Sunday. 'Phe St. Augustine Institute are, holding a picnic on Wednesday at the river at Donnybrook. Everybody wel- come. ' Mr. and. Mrs. Albert Walker and. Mr. Liner of Elora, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Walker. Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Haines and children of Cargill, spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Wellings, BELGRAVE• Mrs. A. Nethery of :H;amilton, a-- companied by her two children, are visiting with Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Cook. Miss Jennie Ketchabauglr of Luck- now, spent a few days with her aunt, Mrs, David Scott. Mr. and.IVlr.•s. Gallaher and Mr. Wm. Abram and three daughters, of Wrox- eter, spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, J. A. Brandon, Wesley, the little son Of Mr. and Mrs, Geo, Cook had the misfortune to get two of his fingers caught in the gearing of the washing machine, Mr, George Jordan has started otit With his threshing machine. BORN Nethery--In Wirtghain, on 'Wednes- day,.July 26th,, to Mr. and ` Mrs. Christopher Nethery, East Wawa nosh, a daur. '.l'tir ii r h At Wclleghte.>ley hospital,- onto, on Monday, July 31st.1 to Mr,' and Mrs, J Wilgon Turner, a daugh- ter* Mrs* Turner was foilrierly. Miss VIOI°cnee VanNor,°muui, moreimemerumoseinememeeminum ensible oes fo good This design is a illustration of a "New Line of:Shoe we: are showing for the Business andProfessionalMan." The last is almost . straight" and the toe not narrow which gives comfort and is; at'. the same time "classy" in appear- ance. The uppers are made`ofctlie finest Dongola and Vici' Ki& that it is possible to obtain and the soles and insoles:.are made of the best "Oak: tan nage. We highly recommend this shoe to men that like "Comfort" combined with "Good Appearance". Sample pairs are now being shown in South Window.a.nd you are cordially invited to call and.inspect this excellent line of shoes. W. H. WILLIS The Leading Shoe Store of Huron County Phone 129. Wingham, Ont.' 1 111®111®III®1111111111111®III®IIII111®III®IIIIIIII®IIIeIIIY11111 III/11111111®11111111®1111M9II1ilY0111®ill®IIid101 ® 1t: i a ® lmportantAnnouncemeut . August Clearance Sale of All Summer Ready -to -Wear and Dress Mater-• aals, Aug. 5th to Aug. 12th. Everything Priced to Save Yo Money 11. For one week only we offer our entire. stock '.of Spring and Summer Merchandise at greatly redue 111 riNewr ed prices, is to make 'room for Fa,thGfoods.. It is our policy t clear o c ear out all lines, of merchandise p Y at the end of each season Regardless of Cost.. g 0 X11 111110111 INf11l�1 • r'. 114 -S eco'✓' ots FOR YOUR_ MONEY D10W MEN'S AND, BOYS' WEAR Men's Paint Beach Suits, Men's Homespun Suits,. Mett's Odd Pants, , ' Men's. Negligee Shirts, IVIen's Silk Shirts,, Men's Summer Underwear Men's ,'Summer Socks, Men's Straw Hats, Men's Summer Caps,, Boys Suits, ` Boye Ittnickers,, Boys' Shirt Waists, Boys' Batthin Suits.' g KING'S GROCERY' DEPT. Pure Foods At Money Saving Prices Best Cheese; per. lb 2oc Fresh Soda Biscuits, 2 lb 26c Seeded or. Seedless Raisins per lb soc Laundry Soap, all :makes, bar...7c 3 packages Corn Flakes ...r..-z5c 2 pkgs. Shredded Wheat 250. Good 1Zed Salmon, large Tin35e. 3 lbs. good Tea $T✓25 x3, lbs. Granulated Sugar $x.00 EddY's Y s Silent Tip Matches per box ...- zoc KING LADIES' WEAR H Idomespun Suits, 11 Tricotine Suits, x' Velour Coats, Pleated Skirts, Voile Dresses, Organdy Dresses, Silk Dresses, Canton Crepe Dresses, Serge Dresses, Tricotine Dresses, Serge • Pleated Skirts, Plaid Skirts, Voile Blouses, Crepe-de-chene Blouses, Silk Undershirts, Hosiery and Gloves SUMMER DRESS :MATER- IALS AT BIG SAVINGS Organdies, Voiles, Gingliams, Ratines, Cotton. Crepes, Swiss Embroidered Muslims, etc., in - eluding 300 remnants at 'priee. Redtioed 20 to 40 per cent. BROS. II MIilli1M11111111lutliIinfluoiIMk1lnoN01p1N 111 1NM1 1111 011 1 li ak. ]�iPmf,.,H1Y1�'S tat