The Wingham Advance, 1921-08-18, Page 8T'11B WINGRAN ADVANCE
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14 Mr aod'NIrs. J. A. Taylor of Dutton J. Garnet Armstrong lias sol(I his drug
lk, r4ft IV spent the wecl;.cr-d with reLtives in this store to Mr. A. A. DIcKitutil, of'rilsotiburg,
S vicinity. I AY110 is now in Possession.
M Mr. Thos. Crawford of Witirtilleg, J. Arthur Anderson, a brother of I
e X Ar.
Fall Silk t
Man. titten 'iirii, jUlteral (1 hie sister. Get), Anderson, (tied in the Jewish ho,�,
In4aw thelatf., Mrs. Robert Stalker, at pitalat $t, 1,041.5 On Irloildur, Ang, r. Mr.
Pl�ft Auburn on Saturday. Anderson was 31 yc�ars of age. Ile is
Ise Tiffin. nurse In training at Vid- Well remembered in Aslifield. having
toila Pospitat, London, spent tier va;, it. Ic ell
fuld Dress Uojods . NVK I'% U, been bora near Dungauno I w t
lion with her parents at the Methodist to St in 1887 and was eagaged in
A-, X parsonage. the laundry business, conducting it busi.
C liess of his own oil quite an extensive
I yll', - I . I - The Prize Lists for Blyth Fall Fair are scale. According to a 8t. Loui.q paper in
'X ' Silk Silk Tricolldtte, black, belpg distributed, one of the many spec. which an article on his death appeared.
Forant;.kw black ial features is the School Fair under the Mr. Anderson was regarded as one of the
Dress, buy Hanna's navy, collper, tonlato supervision of the Agr-cultural Society. most progressive and successful business
P Heep this date in mind Sept 22nd and I
Eli, s p c c ia I guaranteed peach, moth, for skirts 23rd, I inau of the vity.
Duchess Satin 3.95 yd. and blouses .... 3.49 yd. X" Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carr and farmiy
of Toronto, tire visiting friends here at
309
present. Mr. Carr has disposed of his
business in Toronto.
Mrs. Leonard Righnicy (11',lizabo'll Ai.
M P Sleeman of Clinton, was in town tridgo) and daughter, Ruth of J$k4rolt,
IrieLw days during the week. iting
Barollette Sa t i lis Black leather Shopping Lo for a Mich., have rc turned home after vis
extra With blis. Kranter anti Mrs. N1. Abram,
heavy q u a lit\ bags, lilled with fall also Mrs. NIcEwen of Wingliam. 'rho
widtfi, nc%vest thing for cretonne, extraspeclial ladius all being sisters.
; I Fdith b1cHwen and Lillian McEwiin of
price ........... ... ..... , X I
I Whitecliurch
tieparate s-kirts i.iO yd. .00 911 \liss Thursa and Master Jimmie Mc- Wingbam, are visiting (rieuds and rela.
Buruey ofTeeswater, spent the last two tive,; in tilis locality.
weLks with theiraunt, Mrs. John McGee. Farmers are busy preparing the ground
Pure linen old bleach guest towels, Irish fill- Miss vana Carr of flinghaiii, spent for fall wheat,
lay with her cousiu,' 'Miss jean Dawt
ported ............ ... .... . ........... S1.19 each. VQ Rev. -Mr. Kennedy has returited home
after having a' few weeks holidays.
-Rev. Honry Martin of Toronto, will Dick Whitfield spends a lot of Ills timil I
Pure linen huckleback towelling extrj width 98c d. 7-0 occupy be pulpit !it the Presbyterian on the 10 con, these days and nights. W�!
1� church here next Sunday.
J4 X Mrs, Wiglitin . an of Westrield, wondLr what tbeattractiva is?
Mr. and .
Y visited at the home uf NIr and Mrs,
Plain %% hite embroider linen 48 in. Nvide 1 -75 vd, 9`7 ' '
A Andrew Fo\ ':'It Sull-IftV. VOTERS' LIST, 1921
j1 Arthur Mooit-- and Miss 'Nora
Irs.
Laces and dress trimmings. filet laces, fancy Falconer intend leaving oil Thurs(lay to Municipality Of The Town Of Wing.
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Wellw'ood,
collars, fancy camisole yokes. harn County Of Huron
Orangeville.
R�v. Mr. Agnew of T,ondon, will preach Notkol,; berobY given that Ib Iva.transmit.
t or doliTered tothe inent,iored in
A service.,; in the Methodist se.1.1tion 91of ilia Ontario V.17t,10111.1i List Act the
universary
church lier� oil Sundaj, August 28th, at copies rermired by said section t o be u-tinquill
in 2 30 and 7.30. Ile it� a former White- ted or douverad of the list, Umda PUM, lan t to
Nj Special Offering t h i s Week X 1 church bo o4d. act, of all pettions Pei-soiis apperviv by
y the last revioed At-somnlent Roll o thel Ulu -
NO, Miss jean Dawson visited with Mrs. c-pallty to be entitled to VOL6 In the said
Tapestry Rugs Chas. Cook Lucknow, I,kst week, Muniolvailtyat elections for members of the
A" Legislative A..�rsembly and at wuniotparj� Rio.
Qaite a utiluber front Ivere visit it ctlons; atid thail (,fit- said lidt was flr,4t roited
C',
&3, 3.0�,:W, I-wices ............ ........... 15.00 to 28.75 6derfeb In the 0111 Hollie Week; the 15th day of ,�,jgaat, 1911, and romainm 4hare
UP at "IS offloV M the Town of Winglimer oil,
Mr. end Mrs. John er vigited for ItIRPect,ion.
1 11 nereby vaillavon all voters to �aka
with Mr. Gen. Fal cotter an d fnanily, Cul- All'
ross, on Sunday. lintnedi-te promed.b,,g* tolutyeany orrorr"r
omIsAons correct efJdecordlng to law.
W. A. GALURArru,
1�1r. and M -z. Fred Paterson ovvid fit mily 91lrk, Town of Wingliaz-
of Hamilton, are visiting at the home of Dated this 16th day of August, UP2L.
Z__2 I
i Mr. Ren Pitter.R.9n.
A A N A TOWNSHIP OF TURNBERRY VOT_
Langside and Whitechurel? baseball
teams tied 7 - -, on Friday triglit here, ERS LIST FOR 1921
Whitecliurch plays at Langside oil. Tires -
day night Nollice Is hereby given thaL I have tralls"-
MUted or delivered to th emonsinentionedin
7, AIr and BIrs. Henry McGee spent, Stvll� section 9 of the ontario Vlopmrs' Lists Aol;, the
dhY with St. Heletis 1rierids. e pies requlr�d by sdid,aectioms. to be so traw,-
'Glenannan Aliss Verna Barbour of Wingliantr is. Init,bed or deliv orid, of the flut, madiii pursuant
Belgrave i ton -16 Act, of at! i3ersons "Pearing o& the
and Mrs. Lockett of Toronto, spent Chcre were a number from these parts visiting with her aunt, krs. Ben Mc� last revised Asoessinent Roll,er the said uni.
a, fem days with 'Mr. and Mrs. John 1,. took in the excursion, West, last Wednes, Clevagbati, lopalfty, to be ent,;Jed to -,role in the said
day. Among those who went wcre� The duet by Mrs. Geo. A ndersou RII(I blunicipstuy at elections for Members of the
Legislative A6sombly, an(t at� bilinicipal lalect,
Messrs. Robert Muir, John Smith, Miss Belle Robertson of Lucknow at the- 101w, uAd that, the baid list was- first posted tip
-Duncan Anderson, her grand- Wesley Metcalfe and James Campbell. Methodist church oil Sunday evening. &L mY of5ca in Turab -rry, on, th a i6th day of
(I C.�ngalter and twu grandsons of Preston, ! was very much appreciated. August. 1921, and remain-, 1.11crolor insp� ction.
at a week with Mr. act Mrs. F.4 Mr. Thos, Appleby is busy drauing I I And. I call upon Cho GICZEWS tO eXaM1110 tlid'
'brick from the Bluevale brick yard for i Mr. Fdwin Gaunt left on Wednesday said lists, and it any errors or omissions are
their house. for the West, perceived therein, to have the ha4d errors or
r. aLd Mrs. 1). McIver of Winni eg, Glad to see Mrs. J. Tiffin able to be ot"'Issions. corrected according.;LO laW,
P Viss Hazel Mundell of Blueva!e, is out again, Dated� 0&� 16th day of Augavat., 1921.
day with Mr. aud Mrs. J. A. POWELL
9.1 visiting Wer cousin Miss Irene 51undell.
Maelon. f Clark of Township. of Tnrnberry.
2ft% and Mrs. Wm. Johnston, Joe Mis's Mar�y Eadie is home from Holy-
L5='bar and Bert Tasker left on a trip to rood. W.edhAt.77
�Zre &Vest last week. There was no service in Eadies' church Dr. Harding, father of the Ptesident of
ni:zs Harper of Vancouver, and Miss j on Sunday as Mr. Tate is still away fol
the United States, aged 777 years, was
Icalurray of Toronto, are the guests of his holidays.
r
_Vr, and Mrs. Sam. Jordan. bliss Switzer of the West, is visiting at married liast week to his stMographer,
S. Forsyth spent a few days in Mr. Colin Eadie's. Miss Alice Severns, aged 52 years : The
-Frassels last week Miss Annie Metcalfe spent Sunday at aged doctor has practised medicine in the
urrs. Adamson and little daughter, her home.
village of Marion for over fifty years
P
margaret, is visiting with her m 3ther I and Messrs. William, and Leslie Bolt spent Dates Of Fall Fairs
sv.kiter� Ifiss F. McRae. Sunday at Mr. Robt. Muit'�;. wingbaw ............... .... SepL 27-28
_Qr. and Mrs. Fred S-adrett of Tor- bliss Alba Johnston spent last week_i
cinito, spent a few days with Nlr and with Miss E-iltbe Mvtcalfe. Bayfield.... x ............... Sept, 27-28
3-�ks. Win. Cole. Mrs. Win Lamb and children have te. Blyth .................... ...apt. 22-23
X.
Dr. B. Anderson of Toleda, spent a, turned to their home at Toronto.
Mussels, ....................... Sept: 15-16
i-- ,.,* A -a Mr. and Mrs.' Dungannon ....... ............. Oct. 6-7
.ys with his varents, bIr and Mrs. John Mitcbell, and Mrs.
V, Amderson, James Wt.ir of Wingliam, attended the . ... ..
T&ev. llones' mother and brother' are'funeral of Mr. Feiguwn in Howick oil .:.,. Exeter.. ................ &ph 19-20
2.
-8
Goderich ...................... apt. 6
vilihng at the manse. Sunday.
Xr, and Mrs.oLiver Anderson motored Gorgle ........................... October I
cm rondon oil Monday. i Tannery Building Tor`��_bown Lucknow .................... Septt 39-30,
-4ae Belgrave school house It ' s been It One of the thriving, industries of the How Drees It Read? *
%�,_,mted to a coat of paint which improves early days in Teeswater has passedt s it The figures after your name on this
paper will show to what date your sub:'
;appearance very much, Messers. a
and Rnddy'of Wingham, did hasin many other small centrest being
crowded d l: j;:: j;;; j;:: ii, 14 miption is paid. If in arrear&4 please
270rk. out by the larger ccrabines an
I-raxvesting in this district is all finish- fluctuating prices which was the smaller remit by money order. regis'ered'16tter or
aF. and thrashing in fUll swing. man's docm. ... chequt- at par. It will relieve us -of the -
Rev. Peters and wife are away om their The tannery business in Teeswater has necesdty and cost of sending outr notites,
ondays. ceased and the old building along t he r iver if you it il I aENn this suggestion at, once..
.Ijbss'jean Sht-ddea is spending a few has recently been raised and the better,1 Don't forget that the rate is SZ.00ial year
with her grandparents, Mr. and
.a pr�s. L. Stewart. portion of the brick in the building sale, ki advance ard $2.50 if not so paid'.
-Mrs. Richmond of St. Jacob. 3 is visit- vaged and it will now go into the new Pretty Church Wedding
itfg with Mrs. J. A. Brandon. addition of the Sacred Heart Church.-NeWs
The following from the Ridgetown
Plaindealer, refers to the marriage of a
son of Mr. and Mrs. Farry 1 -kyles of
,,,aA*jft&**Wft hov"O&OF" VVN-00%0% +his town: -A ver tt wethfin took
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410thes
HANNA & CO.
Clothing
b "tore for.
Men and Boy
Stilts - N e %v fall
Samples of the 20th
Century and Society
Brand Clothes, See
these samples f or a
new, tailored suit a t
popular prices this sea.
son. Fit guaranteed.
8Xclusive Clothiers
and Furnishers for
Men and Boys.
Soon to be at the Lvecutil
Theatre.
Milk Snake In Pantry
A Mildmay lady received an unpleasa
shock on Tuesday of this week, t;
thoughts of which still cause her to sh
der, In preparing dinner, she went
the pantry for some provisions, and w
confronted by a milk snake coiled up
the table, with its head alert. She u
not long in beating a retreat, and calli
her husbanJ, they despatched the rept
with the broom. How the snake gain
entrance into t he house is a mystery, b
it is certain that any further visitt of t
nature Will not be visy welcome, -Mi
may Gazette,
Trurnble's Widow!Wling
Mrs. Clarence Beverley Trumble, wid
of Beverley "ilabe" Trumble, Sandwi
innkeeper, shot and killed last fall
Rev. J, 0. L. Spracklit), then Onta
License Inspector wag arranged be
Police Magistrate Gundy in Sandwich I
week, charged with selling liquor.
The charges arose but of a brawl
Augnst 3rd in the Chappell House. $a
wich, Mrs. Trumble's roadhouse,
place where her husband was kil
Magistrate Gundy, after hearing
police story, remanded Mrs. Trunible
.a weeic to permit of the obtaining
further evidence !it the case.
j t- j F,
place in the Baptist Church here yester-
day when Edna May, daughter of, Mr.
and Mrs. S. N. Kennpdy, wa&given in
marriage to Mr. William Hayles. of Walk-
erville. At the appointed hour of two
o'clock, the bride, leaning o i the arm of
her father, took her position neath a
weddinj arch banked with golden glow
,and ferns, while the wedding march
was being played by Mr. Charles Dun-
kley. The ceremony was performed by
nt the pastor. Rev. J. F. Dingman, Miss
he Beatrice Kennedy, sister of the bride, was
d bridesmaid. while Mr. Wilfred Jones,
to supported the groom. Little miss Irene
as Wilson made a charming flower girl. Tne
on ushers were Robert Kennedy and Earnest
s Lawton. The bride was handsomely atr
ng tired in satin chartneuse with white ired-
lie escent beads. and veil and orange blossoms
ed and carried a bauquet of Ophelia roses and
ut baby's breath. The bridesmaid's costume
his was of pate green organdy with hat to
ld- match, and she carried a corsage bouquet
of sweet peas. The flower girl was dress.
ed in pale pink georgette. Mrs. Ding.
OW man, wife of the pastor, sang, "Roses" in
ch a very sweet voice during the signing of
by tfie register. The groom's gift to the
do bfide was a gold mash bag, to the brides.
dre maid. a gold bar Vin, to the groorrismald a
ast pearl stick pin, to the flower girl a signet
ring and the ushers cuff links. After the
on ceremony the wedding party repaired to
nd. the home of the bride's parents which
the had been beautiful decoraeed for the
led. occasion and a buffet luncheon was served.
the Mr. and Mrs. Hayles left on the evening
for train for a wedding trip to Toronto,
of Niagara Falls and other points east, and
on their return Will reside, in Walkervillo.
Thursday, August 18th, 1,921
AU G E
S, E
0 0 � A 41 *0
*ne -big cloosilftg day.
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t. N e3l kr t A rV F
In the Queens Ho'tel Cornew
#P IV
We are. combing our stock of every
pair that h as been bought bef ore
1921 and 'will offer them. at
Marivel-10%usly LOW Pig, e%6 I C Ilia:
-We Hn- W1 L 4j"Lo' S
Worsteds, in neat dksigas and.
pod colors, at.,,o namy- sevges.
Reduced prices ave -
Reg. $25 Suits for, 16,60 -
Reg. $35 Suits fair 22.95
Reg. $40 to $45. for 29.50
Reg. $48 to� 1,560 for 34.50.
Gents' Furnishiing and Work Clothi�s greatly reduced.
Percale shirts, Silk. shirts, hats, caps, necitwear, suspenders,
pyjamas, etc. Speeial Of ices 1.98 to 4.95.
RAINCOATS
Men's Tweed Gaberdine Raincoats, I
which may also be worn as a fait
coat, all sizes, latest styles. Re-
duced...... ............................. 20 to 30%
ODD. PANTS
Strong Wearin Pants of English
Worsteds ant Tweed. Special
prices at.... $2.19, 3�.95, 4.39 and 6.95
OVERALLS
171'xtra full sized bib and pant over-
alls, smocks etc. Peabody and
Leather L a b e 1 mattes. R e 9.
... 1. 1 .... ................. _$3.50 for 2.00
WORK SHIRTS
Strong Work Shirts at prices which
mean big savings to you. Prices.,
...... � $1.19, 1,29 1.69 and 2.49
SOCKS AI�DIJNDERWEAR
Light, Medium and Heavy Weight
Garments, suitable for all clim.
ates, Reduced,.6 ................. 20 to 50%
SMATER COATS
The season is now on for these
garments in Coats and Pullover
styles. Pri.ces ............ $2.25 to 7.50
KING BROS.
Terms, Cash. Phone 71.
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5pe(c3cally'. Pri%.-es
Aveduce.J'
Men's Clothing,�, Work Clathtess, Furnishl"Ags
The offer is for this we,& only, and an opportunity.- for the men.. Wh. Q� an--
ticipate going to the Canadian West for the., liarmest wo'rk, you carx. easily
Same you travlelling exp�tmes by taking -advanifage. of this offer.
SUITS.
Cloti-ting of �ood mateviat cut
�m the latest styles, suikuble for
travelling a nd rou& wear, We,
lothes include En,11ishi TAv-tis
Worsteds, in neat dksigas and.
pod colors, at.,,o namy- sevges.
Reduced prices ave -
Reg. $25 Suits for, 16,60 -
Reg. $35 Suits fair 22.95
Reg. $40 to $45. for 29.50
Reg. $48 to� 1,560 for 34.50.
Gents' Furnishiing and Work Clothi�s greatly reduced.
Percale shirts, Silk. shirts, hats, caps, necitwear, suspenders,
pyjamas, etc. Speeial Of ices 1.98 to 4.95.
RAINCOATS
Men's Tweed Gaberdine Raincoats, I
which may also be worn as a fait
coat, all sizes, latest styles. Re-
duced...... ............................. 20 to 30%
ODD. PANTS
Strong Wearin Pants of English
Worsteds ant Tweed. Special
prices at.... $2.19, 3�.95, 4.39 and 6.95
OVERALLS
171'xtra full sized bib and pant over-
alls, smocks etc. Peabody and
Leather L a b e 1 mattes. R e 9.
... 1. 1 .... ................. _$3.50 for 2.00
WORK SHIRTS
Strong Work Shirts at prices which
mean big savings to you. Prices.,
...... � $1.19, 1,29 1.69 and 2.49
SOCKS AI�DIJNDERWEAR
Light, Medium and Heavy Weight
Garments, suitable for all clim.
ates, Reduced,.6 ................. 20 to 50%
SMATER COATS
The season is now on for these
garments in Coats and Pullover
styles. Pri.ces ............ $2.25 to 7.50
KING BROS.
Terms, Cash. Phone 71.
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