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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance, 1921-09-15, Page 81� THE WINGHAM ADVANCE 4 ewi` 11-TROF Inv 0 "y� 4 050cicty Brand Aquatite Gabardine Coats for Fall Celebrated old country make .................... 20,00 to 35.00 31j �q i Noticej -to-Wear Dept, will h, est 2 Put, Ready ave the bigg S stocic of new fall -,,uits, coats and dresses evet hown in this district, Popular prices, 321 �1 Society Brand Suits, for young men, in plain browlis, plain blues, smart double and sin- gle breasted styles ............... .............. $35,00 Money Saving Specials for this Week Youth's first long.%, tweeds and Nvorsteds .... 16.50; 22.50 Prints, nm stoclK offight and dark prints ......... 25c yd IV 11� Prepare for School! New gingliam, plaids and stripes .................. 44� yd. New suits for bo),s from ...................... 6.75 to 15.00 Yard wide bleached factory cotton ................. .. 15c yd. Wearbetter Suits for boys, 2 pair bloomers ........ 14.50 JAI "A Work Goods for Men Grocery Department Specials X Gold ',;oap, 3 for ....... ...................................... .25c "Bob Long's" heavy union made Overalls, blacic, blue and stripe, special ....................... 1,65 Forest City Balcing Powder, 2 cans for., .................. 25C Heavy blue striped Worh Shirts, Bob Long'malce 1.19 Creamery Buttet . ........................................ 40c lb, Special wool work Socics, pair ......................... _ 40c 100 lb. bag Redpath Sugar ............. I., ....... We can afford to sell at a narrower margin of profit I than stores doing, a credit business can afford to sell at, and the saving goes into the custom- er's pockets. W < Wroxeter Mrs. Clarla liall of Wroxeter, received he second message of sympathy from Cing George, since tile death of her hus- iand. Pte. WRliam Hall, The Iasi was . beautiful scroll bearing the inscription. 'He whom thi,.s scroll cDmmerates was iumbered among those who, at the call of Cing and Country left all that was dear o them, endured hardness, faced danger ,nd finally passed out of the sight of I lien by the path of duty and self sacrifice, ,iving up their awn lives that others night live in Freedbin, Let those who ,ome after see to that bis name be not orgotten, Pte Win, Jo*1m Hall, Cana- lian Infantry Battalion, a message of �yrnpathy. Buckingham- Palace. I join vith my grateful people in sending you his memorial of a brave life given for Ahers in the Great War. George R, I," Thursd,ay, September 15th, 1921 East Wawanosh Council r Nlinutws of cotincil mo�tit ' ig held on Ug"s 251h. Ali tile tuemberq present. Exceptionlly Cheap �1� pre.vioug meeting read aod�, passwil oil motion of Messrs. Gillespicl Lyceum Theatre r trid Straughan. A by.law was read and -,xin tile following rates of taxa. Shoes for Men till, for the, pre4ent year, Co. Rate 6 0 0 0 mills. Tp. Rate 1 8 110 mills and ;pcclal whool rate 3 5 110 mills on tfie dollar, bridge debewnres. rail-mLy and ordinary school rates ovor and aWvo the s e amounts. The following accounts, were. 11-1 OLIVS01.1th window we are showing several new paid. il� J� NlcQeQ, gi-avel $21,00; R� Red- lines of men',s shoesat the new prices. among which mond, gravcI3.00, W. Fothergill, gravel is one of particularly good value, 105; W. Nechnia, gravel 0,76; 1�. J. Mo.. Z� - . Gee, shovelling gravel 0.00; C. Nothery, �vork or, grader 7,80; El, Johnston, grad- ing 6.00; Joe J01111%ton, putfing Ill cuixert. . 0 ou Con, 4, 24�00, J. Wightman, grant for Metcalfe of Blyth, the bride and groom! took their before bank ferns gelgrave ScboQI Fair 1U.00. places a of Next meeting of Council will be held 6 on Sept� 20th. A. PORTURFMIA), Clerk, du�ted by Rev. W. B. Hawkins of Blyth. The'bride was in a dress of white DIED gowned kitten's ear crepe with facings of shell pink and overdress trimmed with band 1; MuNito—At Gravenlitirsi, Ont., on Sun� day, Sept. 4th, 1921, Winifred Janet Munro, beloved daughter of Mrs. Janet COMES THROUGH" Munro, Wroxeter. Ont. Aged 23 years 4. g%�. and 10 months. After the ceremony, Miss Jo sephine! rAvr,oit—ln West Wawanosh on Tues- M, Tile shoe we refer to is made of velour calf, in day, Sept, Otb, 1921, John Taylor, aged 69 years. Johnson, sister of the bride, sang "0' the fashionable E nalish toe, and with good solid soles Z7) made Goodyear Welted. The cut shown herewith is �arey a very good illustration of this shoe of exceptional Mr. and Mrg, 1. D. Mcl�wen and fam. value, the price being $5.50 per pair in all sizes for �ly of Turnberry visited at Maxwell At)- inen. Other shoes'are shown, every pair of which is rain's oil Sunday last, Mr. -and Mrs. Bradburn, left on the after. noon train from Blyth for Toronto, Des.. GOOD VALUE, in fact every shoe shown is new and Mr. and Mrs. Thos, Stevenson also Mr. and Mrs. W, C. Stevenson motored at the NEW. We invite you to call and see. to Zurich last Sunday, We are sorry to state the dtFath of mr, ruck Sr. He took a stroke last week ind never tied strength afterward, Re and his wilreilived with their son Fred. W Mr and Mrs, George Maun and ton He I'TA L L I S 2ameron, are visiting in this locality. the great hurt icane of joy and excitement in TV a Ars. Mana and son have been visiting with her parent& in Flint for 3 zA0atbs- "The Mark of Zorro" SOLE AGENT FOR LADIES' 11,%end le, in, aying for tbLir biitne at r,wrl or,M.,itob.inaweek, Mr.Manu s the C, N. R. agent there. Leonard .,rauter spent Labor Day at Belgrave iis home oil the ioth coil. He is eni- Brings to tile screen a wholesome gingery Aoyerl in tile Merehant's Bank, Strat- ord. The Women's Institute will entertain thernembersof,the, Witigham branch at AND DERBY SHOES FOR MEN Wroxeter Mrs. Clarla liall of Wroxeter, received he second message of sympathy from Cing George, since tile death of her hus- iand. Pte. WRliam Hall, The Iasi was . beautiful scroll bearing the inscription. 'He whom thi,.s scroll cDmmerates was iumbered among those who, at the call of Cing and Country left all that was dear o them, endured hardness, faced danger ,nd finally passed out of the sight of I lien by the path of duty and self sacrifice, ,iving up their awn lives that others night live in Freedbin, Let those who ,ome after see to that bis name be not orgotten, Pte Win, Jo*1m Hall, Cana- lian Infantry Battalion, a message of �yrnpathy. Buckingham- Palace. I join vith my grateful people in sending you his memorial of a brave life given for Ahers in the Great War. George R, I," X, X X XX XX X X X X X Xf I FAIX TERM FROM,SEPTEMBER 6th A Wlng4am, OnL,, Phone166. This is the schcol which gives thorough courses� niiskis- the school which assists its graduittes to positions. Get our free catalogue. D. A. McLachlan, Pres., Thos. R. Foster; Principal.. MING BROS. Womell's and Misses' Suits, and Coats These garments, collared and cuffed in srsart- est fUrS and self trimmed are Smartly styled, fancy tailored and of best rnaterials and w;rkmanshEV,. Moderately Priced Smartly tailored Dresses are new arrirtats in our ladies' weal �, department. Made of flne, serges and tricatines,. conservatively and elaborately trim- med. VIYELLA FLANNELS—Plain and stripe de- signs which are acknowledged the best materials for your fait, tailored blouse or middy. Price $1.50 per yard. Ord KNITTING WOOLS: --A fine assortment of new shades that are desirable for I scarfs, coats and hosiery. FLOOR COVERINGS FOR FALL HOUSE CLEANING—Wilton, Axminster, Brussels and Tapestry Rugs, Linoleums, Ploor Oil Cloths and Congoleum Squar6s. Eureka and Hoover Vacuum Cleaners are the Best. Let us demonstrate these machines. SPECIAL—Ladies' and children's pure Cashmete Hose, 1/1 rib,, seamless feet, size 5j to 10, regular'$1.00 to 1.50, Thursday, Friday, Saturday,, half price 50c to 75c. KING BROS. APF Terms, Cash. Phone 71. Y I .%M� A E Morris Lyceum Theatre i*LIA quiet wedding was solemnized on September 7th. at Surnmerland Farm, 0 0 0 the home of Henry Johnson, when his' daughter. Hester Lillian, became thel bride of Mr. A. Melville Bradburn of; Thursday, Friday and Saturday East Wawanosh. As Mendelsohns'. Z� - . A wedding march was played by Miss E. ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN Metcalfe of Blyth, the bride and groom! took their before bank ferns places a of Q in and ftweri. The impressive,,, marriage serv, -e of the Anglican church was con- "'Pleasure Seekers" du�ted by Rev. W. B. Hawkins of Blyth. The'bride was in a dress of white gowned kitten's ear crepe with facings of shell pink and overdress trimmed with band 1; and JOHNNY HINES In 11TORCHY COMES THROUGH" embroidery and bugle beads, carried a' 1 bouquet of sweetheart roses. and ferns. 4. g%�. After the ceremony, Miss Jo sephine! M, Matinee Saturday at 3.30 p. rn., Admission I Oc, 15C Johnson, sister of the bride, sang "0' Perfect Love", after which the guests sat down to a dainty wedding breakfast, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Mr. -and Mrs. Bradburn, left on the after. noon train from Blyth for Toronto, Des.. Douglas Fairbanks eronto, and other places, The bride going away in a suit of nigger brown broadcloth and hat of brown chiffon vel-, a vet with touch of burnt orange. Ontbeir* return they will live at Clover leaf Lodge the great hurt icane of joy and excitement in and etart housekeeping with the best "The Mark of Zorro" wishes of a large circle of friends Belgrave Brings to tile screen a wholesome gingery The Women's Institute will entertain thernembersof,the, Witigham branch at mixture of melodrama and vigorous com- the home of Mrs. Will Procter, 4th line of Morris, on Tuesday, Sept, 20th at edy, crammed with whirl w in d action, 2 o', lock. The Wingharn ladies will thrills, suspense and irresistable fAinny an- supply the program, A cordial invitation to all ladies, gles, with never a let-up in its headlong Miss Cooper of Palmerston, is the guest pace from the very start to the rip-roaring of Miss Letha Hopper. Mr. We8tman of London, has been rattling, eminently, satisfactory climax. spending a week with his daughter, Mrs. (Rev.) Peters Mr. and Mrs. Yule are spending a short PoSitiVely Doug's Greatest Pictuire - - 8 vacation motoring to different parts. Mr. Stupendous Reels johnTaskeris relieving at theG,T.R. Miss Patterson of Nashville, is the guest VHL3fA McBLTP.Nny of Mr. and Mrs J. A. Brandon, Mrs. Peters and daughter Catherine, Little six-year-old Toronto girl, who is NTO ADVANCE IN PRIC are spending a short holiday at Goderich. by way of being a musical prodipy, i Rev. W. J. Brandon of Hamilton. is She only started to , take p a n o 4 spending a few days with his brother, Mr. lessons last October, and passed with J. A. Brandon, On account of Anniversary Seivices in honors last month the Introductory ex - aminations to the Toronto Conservatory Slyth of efficient teachers. the Presbyterian Church there will be no services in the Methodist Church next of Music. She is the daughter of Mr. i Mr. John Barr is an interested Apectator Nliss A. Gillespie is visiting friends in Sunday evening. and Mrs. E. Stanley McBurney, 139 -t-1 the Toronto txhibition this week. Toronto this week, Mr. and Mrs, S, Forsythe left,on Wed. Essex avenue, Toronto. Miss MeMat -hall, a former teacher in tile of base bait was played on tile nesdgly of last week for Winnipeg, Velma is a granddaughter of Mr4 Hugh continuation school. wasa visitor at tile tiome of Mr, Adam Ulliotes, I be 'A �atna rk Thursday afternoon, between West- Eeld and Alyth teams the former winning Anniversary Services witi be held In Koax church, nalgrave. on Sudday, SeV: McBurftey of Wingham, and is a pupil of Miss M. K. McNair, a fortrier Crati. 1jarvest Thanksgiving services will Ewid it, St Marklf Church, Auburn on 8ua- I out, Mr. 1A. Telfer retered the game tile s,%tisfactiorkof all. to 18tiz., at 11 a. m. and 7 p, ch. Ret. mcCalturn of Lucknow, will preach. A brook girl, who has a brilliant record as da.& TLJN"�O___ , tea meeting will be held in the evening, an exponent of the conservatory Method. , the rain on Friday evenin wing to g I t�ie informal community dance in tile,, Memorial Hall jva.j only fairly well at- I DIARRIED followed by a splendid program. Admls:- sion 85 cents and 26 cents, Harvest Thanksgiving ANY PAIN OP THE BODY it,�nded. Vlackstone Orchestra suppliedl 8AnTo,;_STxNsou—In St. Stephen's The Annual Service will be held in Trinity Church Headache, Neuralgis,, Itheurastic, Back. egeellent musia. wall, 51)eut the Nlis§ %largarat Co ko"iday geMon Witt) tier parents, returned ofitirch. Gortie, on Thursday, Sept. 1921, by the Rev. R. 5, Jones, A. Istt M, Belgrave on Sundal, Sept. 18, at 2,30 p.m. The choir o St. Jobnla Churcp Atha Sciatio and Ovarian Pains, One or two DU. 61 ILE$' ANTI.PAIX t,o Brandon, Man. Miss COlvAn is a �tdacher in the bugin*ss college in the Alveretta, youngest daughter of Mrs. Robt. Stinson, Gorrie, Ont., to Gordon Brumels will furnish appropriate music for the. occasion and Mrs, Hawkins will eringthesolo, Thank offering will be used PILLS—And the pain is g6ns. Guar- anteed Safe mid Sure, Price 30*. aijov* PlAce, The public And bigh school will re-operl M. Barton, 'Only son of Mrs. 1. McKenzie, Marshville, Oat, M. to make up the apportionment oft the Dioemn btidget which Is S140-00., Sold in W Ingham by I WALTON M�KIBGON Tue-jility, Sept. Oth., Witt' the aqual staff X, X X XX XX X X X X X Xf I FAIX TERM FROM,SEPTEMBER 6th A Wlng4am, OnL,, Phone166. This is the schcol which gives thorough courses� niiskis- the school which assists its graduittes to positions. Get our free catalogue. D. A. McLachlan, Pres., Thos. R. Foster; Principal.. MING BROS. Womell's and Misses' Suits, and Coats These garments, collared and cuffed in srsart- est fUrS and self trimmed are Smartly styled, fancy tailored and of best rnaterials and w;rkmanshEV,. Moderately Priced Smartly tailored Dresses are new arrirtats in our ladies' weal �, department. Made of flne, serges and tricatines,. conservatively and elaborately trim- med. VIYELLA FLANNELS—Plain and stripe de- signs which are acknowledged the best materials for your fait, tailored blouse or middy. Price $1.50 per yard. Ord KNITTING WOOLS: --A fine assortment of new shades that are desirable for I scarfs, coats and hosiery. FLOOR COVERINGS FOR FALL HOUSE CLEANING—Wilton, Axminster, Brussels and Tapestry Rugs, Linoleums, Ploor Oil Cloths and Congoleum Squar6s. Eureka and Hoover Vacuum Cleaners are the Best. Let us demonstrate these machines. SPECIAL—Ladies' and children's pure Cashmete Hose, 1/1 rib,, seamless feet, size 5j to 10, regular'$1.00 to 1.50, Thursday, Friday, Saturday,, half price 50c to 75c. KING BROS. APF Terms, Cash. Phone 71. Y I .%M� A E