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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance, 1921-06-02, Page 8C I THE WINGHA.1,1 ADVANCE BelmQre, YAP � W,- are sorry to hear that WIr. Thomas ape I 1;ak%-r had the misfortuue� to fall and brkU three of his ribs, we h?po be will I Daficing att. r,' V, I soot. be able to. be around again. I 14appy June Mr. and Mrs. Robt, Weir, spent Sun- cirty eve-ning at Mr. David Marshalls Th�e alontlily meeting of the Wc men*,, Pike Lake T w X* Foreign Missionarr sociotl' met Friday, ?A.; May 27th., thvre w�re,10 present, collec- 1 Remember these Dates .1. 9( "de eued by sing. I Lir Pe tion $2 $0. The meet rig op + lug h= 556, followed by scripture read. June Ist, June 3rd, afternoon and # t w log prayer. The roll call was e�enlng, June 10th, J u no 15th, § orno Mission- june2SIth. After July let, Wed- 0"I -d by the name of s it, WanswerL igan'gave a nesday and Friday evenings of ary in China. Mrs. Corr in each week. mper an "Canada's part Some of the many joys of the bride Consist sp.e� 1 1, T It, Missionary progress ro'China -and Can- .0 of Cut Glass, Silverware and Fine China in X ada". Mrs. John Darling then led in Fryfogle's Orc h e s t r a ? y;# prayer. Mrs. Jas. Ballagh, Airs, W. 1-1. L-r collection of gift$. 'Q Mundell, Mrs. John Darling were appoint. v� 01 1 ed to lead in prayar at the C. N. meeting on June 20th, The next splendid stock vlair and Mrs. Elmer Zu1n. Hamilton's Jewele�-y Store has a A goodly number from here attended A n tile It, Convention at Teeswater,. T bors. meeting will be talcen by Iiss Ag es Darlingand Blanche Irwin. that -,,Vill elP You in of prelty gifts day, May 20th, % Mrs. Murray Lucan I,, spending some makim- your selection, IPU X time with Mrs, John Mulvey. it Misr Alunroe, Totonto,was U visitor at Betigrave Airs, Gorrigans over the 21tb. I'Ve are now in a position to take care of Miss Ella . Jeffrav will spenda month at The play etitled "Valley Farm" pre v your needs in VTatch, Clock and Jewelery Whitby, the guest of Mrs. Fle.ming Bal. sented by the Bluevale Dramatic Club. in e tile Forsters Hall Belgrave Friday even - Repairs. Pronip't' se-evice. lagh. Ing. May 20th. under the auspices of the Mr, and Mrs. George Herd also Air Lad!,, Aid of Knox Church, was a suc- and Mrs. Archie Lowry motored to cess in every particular, the weather was Niagara FaIN, Saturday, it) visit. friends all that could be desired, the seating cap- c r" there. acity was fully taxed and the play was ex. b Miss Agnes Rutherford is in Winglkarn cellent In every respect each individual at present. esonling their reespc'ive parts except- ly v a HA lona well. The vocal selections by W's IR %J well Me rhe Pre-&byterian church was filled Misses Diment and CrarniBs, also the in - M. McKay on Sundav night x%ben McIntosh Women's strumentals by Mr. and Mrs. Speir were A Successor to R. Foreign Missionary society led the meet- JEWELLR, and OPTICIAN Y-0 iq� Mrs. John Doig acted ;is president. I very much appreciated. Theproceedsof rit arnonted to $121.50 3 N A helpful paver on ',Women and the Ma�lthe enterainme cedoman Cry" was given by Airs. Joseph Jwhich *111 mean a tidy sum to add to the Vogan, followed by prayer bv Mrs. Sin- after all expences are paid. TWO � 0 ,r( RIM BPNWV M N JN LA RUANINIM"AA i %Mgr N op 'A' L E Ila 9 IOU IL "MW X h m H'a 't, n 14, � %aoo"h, A WOrth �i $ 2 0%f 'Rock 11 0--t too be Sold, Al"a ices Cut Dowifty, Lvo%w,,,. er T h a.". Ew,,,v e r 3 at P"' N -Boys' Clothing, Furnishings, Ladies' High grade stock of Men's and ,Suits, Coats and Dresses; Dry Goods, Silks and Staples, House urnishinc Linoleums, Rugs and Groceries at further reduced prices which will pay you to be here and buy now. Wool Heather Hose, reg. 50 men's line Indigo Blue King Hats, best felt ............ 3.00 2.00, sale ..................... 98c Serge Suits ................ $29.Vi Boys' Khaki Bloomers ........ 98c Heavy Scotch Linoleum, 4 Serviceable Suits ........ $17.50 2.50 and $3 Work Shirts, yds wide ..................... 4.69 all kinds "and col- 011cloths .................. 59C sq. yd 'Iftaincoats and S p r i ng ors, ext . ra. special $1.25 .4 1 a 17= overcoats .... 14-00 "it& Bo yv Suits, entire stock to clear at ........ 7.75 and 9.75 Peabody a n d Carhartt (guaranteed Overalls blue and black ............ 1.98 1.00 Braces ........ ............... 49C Men's Silk Ties ............... -59c Men's Wash Ties .................... 37c Melfs Merino Underwear 89c. MeWs Pure Silk Hose ... .... 69c Boys, Cotton Jerseys ........ 49e Pure wool Cashmere Hose red toe and,beelp plain black and greys, reg. L25, sale ...................... 69C Caps up to 2.50, slkle .......... 1,799 Boys' Balbriggan Undrwr 25c SAT19 JUNE 4th - SPECIALS - 4 lbs. best Black Tea, reg. 60c, for ......... $1.00 4 cakes Palmolive Soap for _,., ......... 25c 100 cans Red Salmon -1.250 Monarch Yarnss, large ball, 35e Heavy s t r I P ed Awning reg. 90c, sale .............. �55e n gs itess 25 per c Sat.&June 4th' --A large window sale of flan- nelettes, all 50c'pleces ....... ... I ................... 25c yd Black and white, heavy Rocklast Shirting ........ 29c 80c Ticking ........................ 37c Prints, dark and light ........ 23c -Wool Military Flannel, reg.*75c, sale ............... 44c All Dress G o o d s,. Silks, volles, Crepes, Blous. 25% es and -Underwear less Large selection'of ladies' Sults.Coats and Dress- es,, all new goods .. ...... $13,75o 19,75., 25.75.4 3175 Wash Skirts .................... 3.00 Middles ..................... 1.49 White. church ,Ar.,and,AIrs. George Dean of 06de. udy at the honle of 'Mrs. h's ent� an's slster� J Atuos Cornelius. N1r, and Mrs. Chas Button of Wi9g- in, spent a day with Mr. and Mrs. i Qa. wriellus., Miss Isabel Fox, spent a couple of days th Air. and, Airs. Alex, blowbray, Dun - 1111011. Mrs. Leggatt of Drayton, is visiting .th her son, Air. Wes. Leggett. Airs. W. J. Foster of Bayfleld, is visit - g with her brother, Mr. Frank Heary, Alm Wooks and son, Alex, of Tees- aler. spent last week with Air. and Mrs. )b Alowbtsy. Airs. Win. Ilutchison of London, is siting with her daughter, Mrs, Fred owbitty. Rev. Mr. Scobie goes toToronto this eek to attend tile General Assembly eeting. Air, G ordon Rintoul will take iarge.of the services in the Presbyterian rcuit next Sunday. M I My iss rtle Beecroft is visiting friends Toronto. Mr. Archie Paterson of Wingliam, I ' Xen, Pat - sited with his nephew, Air. -son, over Sunday, Miss Alba Fox visited with her aunt, .r.9, Humphrey of 'it. Helena, last weelx: Mr. Robert Pardon has it new Ford tr. Miss Phyllis Weaver of Detroit, lie,, een visiting pt the home of Mr. and 'rs. Kenneth Weaver, for a couple of eeks. Bliss Rmma Davidson visited with Irs: Rli Jacques, last Sunday. Died.—In Crilross, on Monday, May )th, Mrs. Geo, Falconer. ittle Boy Looses Hand ,Over in the township of Carrick a boY. years old, son of Mr., and Mrs. Jacob 'ortney was riding on a seed drill which ras being operated by an older brother. 'he little chap being attracted by the -volving cog wheels reached over with is left hand -and seized a wheel. His ,and was instantly drawn in. and s3 bad- vmangledthatall fingers but the little ,ne and the thumb had to be arnputated. Wtunately the father was at work in the ame field and was able to extricate the ittle hand from its painful position. NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE ESTATE of John Honer late of Vown of Wingliam, In the County oi Huron, grsonshaving claims against the estate Or hu Hooey, who died on or about the thir- Leenth day of May, A. D. 1921, at thvi Town of Wirigham, in the County of Huron, are re- quired to send to the undersigned executors oil or before the 21st day of June. 1921, their names and addres,4oa with full particulars of �hsfr et),alsinsin wriLin g s6od tile naturo of the sec r, e (I any lit by them. And further tavlol"notioe that atter tbe said twpn= dar of Jime 1921, the asRets of the said w 11 be distributed the said executors amongtbe parties entitled theme 111-l" egard only to clal a of which they .h.11 &r have notice and tmh, estate will not on be liable for any claims not filed at the time of the said distribution. Datod at Wingbam this twenty-firat day of Ivlay, A, D. 1921. 0SCAlt H06MY DUDLEY HOLMES Executors Mail Contract SEALED TENRERS, addressed to the Post. ma, ter General, will be received at Ottawa until noon, on Friday. the lst of July, 1921, for the conveyance of His Majesty's Malls, on 8 Tliursday, June,2nd, 1921 Prices for Shoes of All, Descriptions are� Decidedly Lower.—We Advise You NOW to Buy Lv One of the best kind of shoes we� know'of for the o-hildren are "Barefoot Sandals" similar to the HILts- tratio Ii shown below:— These are cool, com- fortable aad very reas- oiiable in price. We have them in Pat- ent leather with ti,eavy but flexible soles, and ,flso ip a splendid Brown leat6ev. All sizes for children from small size 4 to big girls size 2. lie W1 L L 15" SOLE AGENT FOR LADIES' AND DgRBY SHOES FOR MEN a proposed Contract for four Ze.a.rh-,. eighteen times ppr weak between W it rah Post office & G rand Trunk Railway Station, froln ViV the lA of october noxL, "riated actress cov- �4,y taint g further Itifornial ion as to conditto sot V. 4: ,,?,po-ed Contract may be seen and blank -kyp s ofTemlermaybe ohlained atthe PoAD Offic" of White,;hur li, Winghain, Lucknow, 44 and at Lhe OR, e of the Pos:t Office Inspector: e&-. London. blay 20th, 1921. CHAS. E. H. F1811M R, I Post, Office In"Pector !:14TR Blyth ly"I CouncilIg and I'Ars. E. Geddes spent th 'I, 'd with Owen Sound friends. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Braithwaite, 0E Londesboro announce the engagement -3. of their daughter. Delia Maretta ' to Mr� *T. Alva Clinton McDowell, son of Mr. an Mt s John McDowell of Westfield. The I marriage to take place early in June. Mr and Mrs. Ernest Hammond of De- troit, visited vith friends In town during the week. VIV, Appointment of enumerators for the coming census and the policy of appoint- Q, R ing returned men, have been adhered to in 0A these appointments. Mr. Fred 'Sotners 4,1 and Mr James Hirons are returned men who w�re in active service overseas Their duties commence June let. The appointments in the rural Districts will -Vll be completed the first of the week, Mr, Herb Geddes ofOw-n Sound, spent the holiday at his home here. Mr M. Telfer has purchased a nobby -Zl McLaughlin car. Messrs ' E - Bender and Henry Horney are delegates to the Methodist Conference 4 convened at London this week, Opening of Blyth Community Mentor ,k ial Hall on Sunday. June Sth. unveiling 4 of the Supreme Sacrifice Tablet will takeL P ace t 130 0. rn. Rev. Capt. McKeg- ney of CIQ.n will give the address. Hon. Manning Doherty and Mr. John Joynt, M P. will take part in the services. In 4 vening a united service of praise will the b, given by the congregations of the churches of town. On Monday evbning. tho Musical Comedy Co. of Goderich, will present 'Yokohama Maid' a comic opera in two acts assisted by a chorus of 30 trained voices. On Tuesday evening, the Ioiiie Male 426artette of Brampton, will appear In the 'Milligm, Musketeers'. Sou�ophono, Southern ,odies on the Soa,'etc. On Wednesdax evening, 111r, 8tb, a musical Comedy 'the X iw Ministo, given by 60 of Wingham's beat Musical and Dramatic Talent under the direction o(A. H. Francis, London. A number of ladies froni this vicinity attended the District Convention of the Women's Itlatitute at Clinton on Wed- nesday. Nits. John Mills visited her daughter, Mrs. V 8. Clyedale at Pbrdwich. P0`14PULAR STYLES 4`�: In Volle, Organdy and Gingham Dresses for Misses and Women Middies Balkan and regulation Middles, all sizes and styles, in middy twill and flannel. Pilces 1.49 to 7.50. Volle Blouses Attractive Blouses of fine French Volle, sl I over and tailored styles, all sizes. grices 1.50 to 6.00. Wash Skirts Sport Skirts of goad quality gaberdine and pique, latest styles, all sizes. Prices 2.39 to 5.00. 'All Organdy Dresses Smart attractive model of fine quality Swiss Organdy in Maize, Flesh and Orchid. Prices 11.50 to 20.00, Voiles Dresses Graceful models of dainty figured voile. cleverly designed in dark and light colors, full range of sizes. Prices $8.75 to $18-50. Children's Dresses Serviceable summer dresses of Chanabray, Gingham and Pique, suitable for all occas. ions, Prices 1.49 to 3.75. Sweater Coats and Bathing Suits All wool garments, popular styles and latest'color creitions. Prices $3.50 to 15.00, Chambray and Ginghaifi Dresses Porch and House Dresses, ideal for morning or afternoon wear, mod- erately priced 2.49 to 7.50. Men's and Boys, Sum - Malmo mer Clothing, Furn. Ishings, etc. . ! " - pr,\: letic and Poris Underwear, Silk Genuine P a I m Beath Suits, Sailor and Panama Hats, Ath. TAYLOR IJAMEZ Get our price,-, before buying.,.-w%;�> AUCTIONEER 3. rt arm Sales a Specialty, Orders left at ing -am 111KING BR 0' S Hann'a 001 W The Advance, Wingham, will receive gk promptattention. 140. Phone NorthIluron 15-023, 13masels 15-13 -4*0 Miss Besssie Abell� Glenannan Organist in St. Paula' Church, Mr. and Mrs. John Mitebell spent Sun - day with ilowick friends. Wingliam, Dr. Himor Aitken spent tire 24th. at his PIANOFORTE TEACHERhorne here. Mr. Cecil McNeill spent Sunday at his Phone 157 home in Belmore. Baseball is the order of the evenings IJ ep Dr. Margaret C. 'aid on the 10th, Why not enjoy a good time? Miss Hazel Armstrong, Bluevale', spent Sunday at Mr. Arthur Lincolns General Practitioner Mr. Wm, Crawf-ird, attended a funeral Graduate University of Toronto' Faculty ;it Milbank on Thursday of last weelt, of Medicine. Miss Nellie Doig spent the 24th. with Office:—Josephine St., two doors zoutb of friends at Guelph. I Brunswick Hotel. Mr. Wester Dunkin, spent Sunday at Telephones — Office 281, Residence 151. Mr. Arthur Lincolns. a proposed Contract for four Ze.a.rh-,. eighteen times ppr weak between W it rah Post office & G rand Trunk Railway Station, froln ViV the lA of october noxL, "riated actress cov- �4,y taint g further Itifornial ion as to conditto sot V. 4: ,,?,po-ed Contract may be seen and blank -kyp s ofTemlermaybe ohlained atthe PoAD Offic" of White,;hur li, Winghain, Lucknow, 44 and at Lhe OR, e of the Pos:t Office Inspector: e&-. London. blay 20th, 1921. CHAS. E. H. F1811M R, I Post, Office In"Pector !:14TR Blyth ly"I CouncilIg and I'Ars. E. Geddes spent th 'I, 'd with Owen Sound friends. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Braithwaite, 0E Londesboro announce the engagement -3. of their daughter. Delia Maretta ' to Mr� *T. Alva Clinton McDowell, son of Mr. an Mt s John McDowell of Westfield. The I marriage to take place early in June. Mr and Mrs. Ernest Hammond of De- troit, visited vith friends In town during the week. VIV, Appointment of enumerators for the coming census and the policy of appoint- Q, R ing returned men, have been adhered to in 0A these appointments. Mr. Fred 'Sotners 4,1 and Mr James Hirons are returned men who w�re in active service overseas Their duties commence June let. The appointments in the rural Districts will -Vll be completed the first of the week, Mr, Herb Geddes ofOw-n Sound, spent the holiday at his home here. Mr M. Telfer has purchased a nobby -Zl McLaughlin car. Messrs ' E - Bender and Henry Horney are delegates to the Methodist Conference 4 convened at London this week, Opening of Blyth Community Mentor ,k ial Hall on Sunday. June Sth. unveiling 4 of the Supreme Sacrifice Tablet will takeL P ace t 130 0. rn. Rev. Capt. McKeg- ney of CIQ.n will give the address. Hon. Manning Doherty and Mr. John Joynt, M P. will take part in the services. In 4 vening a united service of praise will the b, given by the congregations of the churches of town. On Monday evbning. tho Musical Comedy Co. of Goderich, will present 'Yokohama Maid' a comic opera in two acts assisted by a chorus of 30 trained voices. On Tuesday evening, the Ioiiie Male 426artette of Brampton, will appear In the 'Milligm, Musketeers'. Sou�ophono, Southern ,odies on the Soa,'etc. On Wednesdax evening, 111r, 8tb, a musical Comedy 'the X iw Ministo, given by 60 of Wingham's beat Musical and Dramatic Talent under the direction o(A. H. Francis, London. A number of ladies froni this vicinity attended the District Convention of the Women's Itlatitute at Clinton on Wed- nesday. Nits. John Mills visited her daughter, Mrs. V 8. Clyedale at Pbrdwich. P0`14PULAR STYLES 4`�: In Volle, Organdy and Gingham Dresses for Misses and Women Middies Balkan and regulation Middles, all sizes and styles, in middy twill and flannel. Pilces 1.49 to 7.50. Volle Blouses Attractive Blouses of fine French Volle, sl I over and tailored styles, all sizes. grices 1.50 to 6.00. Wash Skirts Sport Skirts of goad quality gaberdine and pique, latest styles, all sizes. Prices 2.39 to 5.00. 'All Organdy Dresses Smart attractive model of fine quality Swiss Organdy in Maize, Flesh and Orchid. Prices 11.50 to 20.00, Voiles Dresses Graceful models of dainty figured voile. cleverly designed in dark and light colors, full range of sizes. Prices $8.75 to $18-50. Children's Dresses Serviceable summer dresses of Chanabray, Gingham and Pique, suitable for all occas. ions, Prices 1.49 to 3.75. Sweater Coats and Bathing Suits All wool garments, popular styles and latest'color creitions. Prices $3.50 to 15.00, Chambray and Ginghaifi Dresses Porch and House Dresses, ideal for morning or afternoon wear, mod- erately priced 2.49 to 7.50. Men's and Boys, Sum - Malmo mer Clothing, Furn. Ishings, etc. . ! " - pr,\: letic and Poris Underwear, Silk Genuine P a I m Beath Suits, Sailor and Panama Hats, Ath. TAYLOR IJAMEZ Get our price,-, before buying.,.-w%;�> AUCTIONEER 3. rt arm Sales a Specialty, Orders left at ing -am 111KING BR 0' S Hann'a 001 W The Advance, Wingham, will receive gk promptattention. 140. Phone NorthIluron 15-023, 13masels 15-13 -4*0