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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1922-11-09, Page 8pg idIt MOM INNS dl� WY2,0)ET1lft Mr, and Mrs. Will Pearsgil Qf Wai- Rev. Dr, 'Eiarlcuess preached his erdo�'<wn, are visiting with friends in farewell sermon on Sunday to a large town. congregation, He intends moving to Rev Mr, 1\1gl eerie of Be11'nore, is Ripley in a few days, expected to be the preacher . in ;he Presbyterian •church •next: Sunday. 'Mr. and Hilts. Meletosh of Strat- ford, spent the. week -encs at the home of the latter s father, Mr.Joint David- son, Misses Bertha Smith, Annie Mein- roe, Janette Allan,Hazel VanVelsor, and Cassie Harris, spent the Holidays at their homes here. Mrs. Tait , and family of Toronto, have moved into the house she recent- ly purchased from Miss Smith and' is now getting•setts cl.. Miss Effie .Goodfellow of Toronto, spent the week end in town, 13ELMORE Members of the'Women's Inatittite rnet in the Foresters' hall, on Tues- day for the purpose' of packing ,fruit, for the northern sufferers, quilts also will be sent, The Ladies Aid will pro- vide clothing and dried apples. Mrs, Corrigan, Mrs," Wm. Edwards and Mrs. Richard Jeffrey are in Lon- don ondon this week as delegates from :the Women's Institute, ; • Miss Annie Bax, Ripley, was a wel, �I[ 'o Save 1i ^rN ,r.l4t Per Me 5 N,.1a1 t y Men's Winter Overcoats Men's Winter Suits Men's Odd Pants Men's Fur Coats Men's Underwear Boys' Winter Overcoats Boys' Winter Suits Boys' Underwear Ladies' Cloth Coats. Ladies' Plush Coats Ladies' Fur Coats Canton Crepe Dresses Tricotine Dresses Serge Dresses NT A ,. r terseE 50O I erica ;., T1s. Lengths 1 to 5 yards. • HALF' PRICE ?lk 1/0 !ti at' 1 i Ira Dry Goods --- 5000 Yai s Dress Goods, Silks, Velvets, Staple Goods, Cottons, Flannels, Flannelettes, Sheetings, Shirtings, Wools, Yarns, etc., etc. . a A .11 slat 10111 91t WHITECIIURCH Mr. and Mrs:.Ches. . Martin spent `Sunday at the home of Mr. and' Mrs. W. A. McGill, Ttratberry, Miss Olive Terriff" is''spending the holiday in Toronto, Miss Roberta Henry :of Guelph, vis - hod. at her home here over the week- end. Mr. and Mrs. John Paiconer attend- ed the surprise party at Mr. attd Mrs. Amens McKenzie's on fonday night, it being their twenty-first wedding an- eiversary.' Mr, Ernest Sperling of Kincardine, ent the holidays with his grand- learents, Mr. and, Mrs. Geo. Cottle, ,2r. aiid Mrs, ,Bolt of Marnoch, rdi ,l`.YE°;1t i(Fj Ilia NNE Mr. arid Mrs. I)avisOn Davisonaatd daughter of London, spent the week -end with their Miele, Mr. Thos, Davison. The. Many friends of Mrs: Frank Henry will be pleased, to hear that she is improving nicely after her aper- ation. Misses Alba and Lettie Fox, are spending their holidays witl'i ;friends in Goderich, ere 1Vir•, and Mrs. Stanley of Lucknow, spent the week -sad with Mr. and Mrs, ,Duncan Kennedy. Miss Norah: Johnston. of Stratford Nornp'i, spent the week -end at her honie here. Messrs. Robert Conn and :Beth Gaunt returned from the West on E DUE ON We know that Windham farmers grow the largest and best vegetables grown- any- where in Ontario, therefore we have put on this contest to` show the Wingham people sizes of Vegetables actually grown around our own town. 4 PRIZES $2.00 EAQI In goods' from store selected. by winners. " PUMPKIN or SQUASH.. TURNIP I ANGE" L- CABAGE This contest will close on., Nov, r7th, all entries will be shown in our south window, Sat, Nov. ;z 8th. Mr. J. A. Morton will'be the judge, all entries. must have the contst- ants name on each entry, en- tries can be brought to store any time. TCI 0 Have you visited our store if so you havenoticed we are pretty well crowded, to make ronin for new goods arriving daily we offer the following special for THURSDAY, • FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY PAINT SPECIAL Canada Paint for inside and outside use, most all colors to choose from. Quarts w. ,..$x.rg Pints. 65c ROOFING SPECIAL. e ply Roofing made of good material, eo8 sq. ft. in each roll with plenty of nails and cement for laying, 40 .lbs.. to the square. Per roll _.................. ..... _ Sr 85 The quantity is limited so urgently advise be here early. and take advantage of this. some Good fall weather to get painting and roofing done be- fore the winter sets in. R OWS. Phone 30 - HARDWARE Agents for McClarys Pandora tit Happy Thought Ranges. Rev. and Mrs: Osterhout and fam- ily of•��� Lucknow, spent Thanksgiving witlt.J/Ir. and Mrs.' W. R. Farrier. Mrs. Jaynes Martin- and son, James, spent Sunday with Mr: and Mrs. Win. Adair of Turnberry. Miss Lilian Paterson and Miss Hel- en, spent Thanksgiving, with her sis- ter in Toronto. Miss Lizzie Everett of. Kincardine, is visiting with her atme-leIrs, Archie Clow. ,• Mr. and htrs. Archie Taylor and children of Lucknow, spent the week- end with Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Taylor. Mr, and Mrs. S. Hutchison and daughter, Dorothy, of Wingham, spent Thanksgiving with her sister, Mrs. Wm. Conn. Mr. Wm. Conn has, purchased sev- eral colonies of bees from Mr. Mac- Donald of Lucknow. EAST WAWANOSH Mr. 'Thos. Robinson returned from the West on Saturday. Mrs. John Mason and children vis- ited last week with her parents at Hensall• Miss Lila James of Grand Bend, spent Thanksgiving at her home here. Miss Lulu Chaniney and Mrs. Pier- son and children of Toronto, spent.. the week -end with the forrner's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs jos. Chamney, Miss Charlotte Mcl:lurney of Wing-- ham, ingham, spent the week -end with her brother, Mr; Joseph McBurney. Mr. George 'Walker is - under the doctor's care at present. 1VIr, and hlrs. Thos. Robinson arid family, spent Sunday with their, daugh- ter, Mrs. Joe. Thompson of Seaforth. The death of Mrs. Jas. Aiteheson of Fordyce, occurred on Sunday, Nov- ember 5th. Deceased had been. ailing for some time. .Besides her husband, she -leaves to mourn her five sons, Cairn, Archie, Roy, John and Janies, and two daughters, Hannah and Ger- tie. The ftsnaral will .take place on Tuesday to Bethel cemetery. Rev. Mr. Cumming of St. Helens, will take the services, Mr, Harold "Robinson of Toronto Medical, College, spent Thanksgiving at his home on the .9th. con,, East Wawanosh. spent Sunday with their daughter, Saturday. Mrs. John Pttrdon. Mr, and Mrs. George Wilson and Miss Bertha McKay and Miss Greta Miss Maggie Wilson; spent last Pri- Pox of Wingiratb, Spent Sunday at day with Mr. and Mrs. Mae Ross, thek homes here. Mr, and Mrs; Robert Furdon and Mr, and Mrs, Jack Henderson and children spent Sunday with her sister, family or Paramount, spent Sunday Mese Irwin H'e:hry of Belfast. with Mr, and Mrs. Thos, Moore. Mn and Mrs. Jas. Cornelius and', The Young' People of the Presby-_ Mr, and Mrs. Amos Cornelius spetst! terian elautelr are having a ooneert �ty'' Sunday with the fortrier's niece, Aire.. 1. riday ;ttigltt, November. trth. Every- Thus, Irwin of Lucknow. n.,, body eortte. I Mr, and Mrs, John Falconer' spent • Mr, and Mrs. Eli ,Jacques are spend Sunday with:' Iiia sister`, Miss Merling the holiday with friends in Wind-, Ealoottet of Langside, who is very sox i11 at present. Miss Zda McQuciid spent the week-' Me, and Mrs.Wm, Eraser alar rein- end ainend 'ES itlt friends an 1,tleldl;ow' mint ilw of Tlue:vale, spent Srn dny with her Histrrr,9•rs• 1#, e, N'i;ylor, I1M1ilG1di EELGRAVR Mrs. Geo. Daley spent a week with friends in 'London. Mr., Cameron Geddes of Chathatn, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr, and Mrs, Wm. Geddes. li%Irs. J, L. Geddes of Waterloo, vis- ited with her sister, Mrs, E. Geddes for afew days. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brandon spent a few days with friends in Dorchester. Miss P. M., McCrae spdnt Thanks- giving with friends in Lueknow. Mr. Norman' Geddes spent Thanks- giving holidays in. New Ontario. Mrs: W Dunbar spent a few days with her sister in Ingersoll, Miss 'rive Brooks spent the toll - day at her home in Centralis, :Mrs.: Collar and childt•ea spent a fee days with her rirotiter, 1V1.rr;. i'riret C, ]r village n come visitor in the 1 t a 1. v s g 7 Mr. Jas. Fleming of London, spent Thanksgiving with Miss Ellen and Mr. James Fleming,: Mr. and Mrs, Jas. Nichol„ of Han?- iltoncalled on friends here Saturday, Miss Margaret ,Aitken of Leaming- ton, and IVIr. Robt. Scott of Wawa- nosh, visited on Sunday at Mr, John Darling's, • Mr, and Mrs. McGee of Winglaain, spent Sunday at Mr. Geo. Doubledee's. 'Miss Blanche Irwin of Winghain, visited her parents over the holiday. Miss Ellen Fleming and Mr. James Fleming of London, called on Mrs. NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE is herebyr given, pursuant to Section 56 ' Chap. 21, •of the Revis- ed Statutes of Ontario that all persons having claims against the Estate •'of James, Walsh, deceased, who. died on or about the first day of October, A. D., 5922, at the .Township of East" W twanos•li, in the Province of Ont- ario;•are required to send by post, pre- paid; or ' to deliver ` to R Vanstone, Wingham, Ontario, solicitor for the Executors, on or before the fourth day of December, A. D., 5922,their. names and addresses, with full par- ticulars of their claims in writing, and the nature of the securities (if any) held by them drily verified by a stat- utory declaration. ' Ancl further -take, notice that after the said. fourthr; day of Dec- ember, 5922, the assets of the said es- tate will be distributed by the Exec- 'utors among the parities entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which they sba1L-then have notice,.a1Ld the estate will not be:li- able for any claims not • filed at the time of the said distribution. Dated at Wingham, this fourth day of November, A. D., 1922. R. Vanstone, Wingham • P. O. Solicitor for the Executors.: Notice To Pathmasters • Township of Morris. All Road Lists must be returned before the next Council Meeting,' (November. ebtle,) whether the work has been done. or not. • A. MacEwen, Clerk. ]3luevale, October. lsgth., 5922. GLENANNAN• t Mr. Peter Muir of Toron o, spent Thanksgiving at hishome here. Miss Belle JViurelirson was a week- end visitor with her friend, Miss Mab- el Gillet res on. .ars. Carson of Wingham, is visit- ing with Mrs. S. Marshall. Quite a few from these parts attend- ed Mr, Shoebottons's sale lest week. Miss Edna Lincoln left on Friday for Toronto, where she will visit with friends there. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wallace of Oshawa, spent Thanksgiven with `Yl",:i it eleg ,y,Il+9il edeas` rl tik' t • Thursday, November 9th., •1922.; ail CtldsR;�; la Lei. ;,�:? ,..' Jftntnr"Fiee1,elli l Ravet s , r ® � a ubt r'„ if F 4�`lt Y� �! ;?;' r 3 413.11.1110 We •Invite In The`Leadln none 129 ,, .9; i;--' Ilii ti ubb r Boots are: a necessity rola is seas n ;a 1 tree ye,. r ti1; :alll w ave: o itsideif mi i rk t`Ir 44•'2 e q esti°. very 151 i t r eh If any sior' > this A;.o cattily. iii: sho in1I1 the tar; variety -1: , at we are-anfr, our sl11eie es sire ahf•, ys E''+; ONAi:;LE. e esti ; l a. re d yo a r e uncle] a blagafi i1. Fk to buy. 1.111611.1021611111111. ® u a i,:. ShlhOe Stre of Thar Cot qty Inlih gilt 11 f,�%rerieM ttili'i'.iM%,&ari«uillli'"ui levet ;; ;le Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Stokes motored to Moorefield, and spent Sunday with relatives there. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Martin and babe, also. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. A. Mc- Gill and family spent Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Appleby. Mr. John Hutton of Knox College, Toronto, was home for Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mundell and Mr. and Mrs. John 'Mundell ' of Bluevale, spent Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Gilmour's. ' LUCKNOW friends in these parts. Among those who.spent the holi- _. Mr .and Mrs, Thomas Weir arid days at their homes, Jack Newton Kitchener; Hugh Anderson, Toronto; Ewart Cameron, Walkerton, Dr. A. A. Cameron, Peterboro; Dean Geddes, Mount :Forest;erns' McQuillin, z Stratford; Mrs. Te4ne Clark and song Douglas of Goderich; Joe McClure, Windham; Steele McKenzie, Kitchen- er; Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Richardson of Teeswater. The Oddfellows held a successful At Home on Friday evening. Mr. John Murray has gone to Brit- ish Columbia where he will spend the winter. Rev. Mr. Hayes who has been in- cumbent in St. Peters church, for the past six months 4ias returned to Lon- don. _ LAST-MINUT ew m terials new spree esigns- -0 I-YB new wraps, loose above the waistline with straight slim lines below, the little blouse jackets that Paris loves this season, the still triumphant cape wrap, the new Winter dresses— they are fascinating. Come in to -day and look at,the new designs. and at ;our wealth of beautiful new materials for the 'xrinter, season- - You can make Any One of these usw designs with all the •Skill of 'ati expert, for each Butterick Pattern con- tains the Deltor. It shows. you ,exactly how to lay, your pattern as an expert did;to"•get ilsfy it out of the least possible amount o1" material. That is why I urterick Patterns invariably'call for less mate- rial than you would otherwise have to buy. You are shown exactly how to put together the garinent as a great dress- maker 'would. And the French ways of finishing it that give it' a rich im- ported look. You will be delighted with the results. Come in to -day. Dealkip 4039 -* -Staid treated title way la vetit motoho��i�u the modNote e this ageshe ttr e l ht. s;m Design 39%4 8uttttlekpreecptit the blouse "jt&1 freot Pads. il+ Ides 1a402i1-4'ecrke like 'title tete, be wool with thb blauea jrtket. bealga 40'71.-- One o' the raw Quare r ar Vriatet,wisl, otpactcass sleeVee. Pit 11 dr, Dest n 407au 'Vita tzpe coat 1164eart5. that raothlafd ales cats dtr1te take. n.111.11.m11 :M„d,�+nim,lti+xna,µn�«a„s,rm,untmxm_,4,;uN»Mi 11�NIINt117i 'l;