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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance, 1921-09-29, Page 8W V VX, X X?A-1 VA. I �� %04 WN. I I X %10 M, 714 X 14: � IT X. X V. X 14! X FALL X! X4 AN S H 0 W I N G IYI� 'A" Ready.t4) - 'Near garments well made, at popular priccs, have built up for us a business which Awl demands that we keep the best mee- .W chandise tit all times. IWO W We are showing an all wool English X veloar cloth c o a t s I n reindeer, X %X - ?A XT brown and blues at $22.50 Fur Coflar Coats, all wool English vel - 'Alp", o -ay, beavereHe colRaTs $35.00 New sldylRes Rn la-ffies' and misses Dresses nad Suits and Tricolette Blouses. Hand '-.Towelllng 10c yd. Striped Flannelette 15c yd. Bleached Factory Colton 15c yd. Black and white Shirting 25c yd. Holeproot Silk Hosiery $1.69 XV uu, Ltd Harl"Ita THE GEM X ADDING MACHINE X ADDS, MULTIPLIES, SUBTRACTS A Does the work as well as machines costing $300.00 or more. If this sounds too good to_be true, just give us a chancc to prove it. Used by the Dominion and Provincial Govern ments and many of Canada's largest flrnis. Catalogue Free. Write Now. A. E. DOHERTY & CO., Windsor, Onh Bel -rave iMr. James Robertson of Kenton, Man- -itoba, is spending a few days with friends. rar. anit 'Mrs john SteWAR Wild Me., James Taylor and Alex Bryan each and Mrs. John McGee motored to Den- 1 field, on Saturday, and spent Sunday shipped a car of cattle on Saturday and wUh the latter's daughter, Mrs. Simpson. John Armstrong a car of hogs on Mqn- Lir. and Mrs. J. A Brandon took a day and Rob Scott a car of hogs on Tues- ��l a, a ',on last day. tet'rloo, Mr. Morley Jordan put 33 feet in Mr. r p 'Ort H r� a few Patrick Gibbon's fourteen foot silo in ent motor k ! -Ing by 11 X c� or, Pr.,,M.n G -It' day. tli or th e r or brother, Rev. W- eight hours. Cinpelands Grou^er yX- y "Wr Phone No. 9 A 9 61 THE WINGH.&M, ADVANU Thursday, September 29t1f, 1921 Bluevale The Anniversary services of Eadlee ;hurch will be held next Sabbath, Oct. ind. The Rev" C� 0. Jones of Belgrave, ias been Invited to take charge and will )roachat2.301n.theovening. AlItfriefids )f the congregation are invited to come ind join in this, the S$thth, vinniv.oreary )f the church. Mr. and Mrs. Goo. Finnen visited at Ar. Hugh Sinnamon's at the junction. Miss Velma Brooks accompanied by Kisses Janet and Mary lKowbray, all of Bluevale. visited with the *former's ,nother In Culros� over the we4-end Mr. and Mae Earl Chadwick visited mith Mrs Goo Falconer, Mr. Fred I-lastie has pnrchased a new Ford Tourbag car from T. R. Bennett of Wingham, Miss Verhajohnston has been visiting �or a few days at J. M. Grahame, Wing- aam. Mrs. Goo. McDonald who has been very poorly for sometime Is slightly better, Mrs. �Vni. Elliott and Mrs. Alex Hastie Df Wroxeter visited with relatives here on I'uesday. Mr. Eldon McKinney was home over Sunday. He is relieving at Ethel at 4. presen Mr. John Shoebottom is very low. a very good illustration of this shoe of exceptional r. Morris i3ozman had the misfortune lose a horse -one day last week. He was on his rural route and it dropped lead at Mr. Mathers gate, It was a good animal and means quite, a loss to its own - 2r. Very successful Anniversary Services were held in the Presbyterian Church last Sunday, when Rev. Dr. Harkness of Wroxeter preached two very fine sermons N.iss Helen Garniss of Toronto, is home for a week's holidays. Mr. P. Richardson of Listowel, shipped a carload of cattle from here Monday. Whitechurch Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Moore of Luck - now and Mrs. Mary Moore of 'White- church. motored to Clinton to visit rel- atives one day last week. Mrs. McGavin of Wingham, spent the week -end with Mrs. Gibson Gillespie. . Mr� (Dr.) Brown of Tbronto, is visit- ing with her sister, Mrs. Jas. Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Richmond Orr, and Fon Bruce of Goderich, and Mr. and Mrs: Erneqt Mitchell and children of Carlow, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Beecroft. Mrs. Duncan Kennedy left on Monday for Toronto, here she will meet her hus- band on his return from the West. Mr. and. Mrs. Thos. Henderson and children and Mrs. Wm. Dawson spent last Saturday in Goderich. Mrs. Robert Gibson *of Gait, is visiting with her brother, Mr. John Campbell. Mrs. David Kennedy and sons, Earle and Willie, arevisiting with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bannerman of Salero. Cash and Delivery --- Our goods- are Mrs. S. Nay Is. having very poor health being confined to bed most of the time but Is somewhat better lately. guaranteed, our prices reasonable. A sat- Mr. and Dire, Barton have returned Istied customer Is o u r best advertise- Shoes for Men ment. Do your shopping here and be one Mr. Wm. Martin and son. Bruce, visited of our many pleased patrons. Following Monday, r1ft.8; spending a couple of I months visiting trlfknds in the weet. They, are a few of our prices: lookas though the trip,agreed with them.: Rice 3 lbs for ................. 25c Condensed Milk is one of particular go6d, value., I Tapioca per lb ................ 10c Eagle Brand ........ IMCornmeal, 6 lbs for ........... 25c silver Cow ............... s.-250 St. Charles Mr. Finley Malcolm is home after Creara of Wheat 3 IN for ...... 25C .............. I .... IWC carnation .................... 20c duties again but is still quite hoarse frQrn Oatmeal, 5 Ibs for ............ 25c Laundry Soap the Missionary Convention in Belgrave, on Monday, Sept. 19th. Rev. Kenneth Gusto, 2 for ................. 25c Ivory, Gold, P. & G., Com - fort, Sunny Monday, Life. Many people of this vicinity were sorry Cornflakes 2 for ............... 25c to learn of the death of Mrs Robert Beaton. a returned missionary from China gave a very interesting and entnusiastic Poet Toasties, 2 for ............ 25c buoy each 8c or 3 for ...... 2,5c largely attended, many coming from a dis- C4rn Starch, 2 for ............ Me Toilet Soaps The shoe ��;c- refer to is made of smooth calf, in Silver Gloss Starch 2 for ...... 25c Glycerine, Palmolive, $apon,.. NOpera, L40se Starch 2 IN for ......... 25c each ............... 10c bs 2XI Cocoa, bulk per lb; ............. 20C Cannect Goods Bluevale Sunday, Coffee, fresh grouu4 lb ........ 58c Teo, Blend lb 43c Corn .................. Miss Arinie Westlake visited at the special per ...... Peas, Excelsior Brand ........ 15C Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Edgar, Mr. James Brunswick Sardines each 8c or Peas, York Brand Standard 2 Petrolia. 8 for .................... 25c Snap Hand Cleaner, each 28c for ...................... 85C Peas, York Brand, Early June..20c Miss Nettie Jackson of Toronto, called or 2 for ................... 45c Tomatoes, Aylmer Erand 2 for 35c Mr. and Mrs. John Weir of Toronto, Raisins, Seedless or Seeded, per Package :.80c Pumpkin ..................... 15C Salmon, Maple Leaf, small .... 85c where she will take up her work as nurse ............ Me Lard, 9 lb Pails .... 65c ::25c Salmott Maple Leaf, large ..... 55a Salmon, Cascade, large ........ 26c Weir and other friends in this community Pm Lard, per lb ............ White Wine Sugar Cider Vinegar. Vinegar, gallon 45c, 4 gal 10 lbs for .................. S 1A 2ft and 1L gal ............ 12C 100 lbs for ............... 4$ 9.76 All prices subject to change. X 31, Highest marRet price for Butter and F;ggs. A 9 61 THE WINGH.&M, ADVANU Thursday, September 29t1f, 1921 Bluevale The Anniversary services of Eadlee ;hurch will be held next Sabbath, Oct. ind. The Rev" C� 0. Jones of Belgrave, ias been Invited to take charge and will )roachat2.301n.theovening. AlItfriefids )f the congregation are invited to come ind join in this, the S$thth, vinniv.oreary )f the church. Mr. and Mrs. Goo. Finnen visited at Ar. Hugh Sinnamon's at the junction. Miss Velma Brooks accompanied by Kisses Janet and Mary lKowbray, all of Bluevale. visited with the *former's ,nother In Culros� over the we4-end Mr. and Mae Earl Chadwick visited mith Mrs Goo Falconer, Mr. Fred I-lastie has pnrchased a new Ford Tourbag car from T. R. Bennett of Wingham, Miss Verhajohnston has been visiting �or a few days at J. M. Grahame, Wing- aam. Mrs. Goo. McDonald who has been very poorly for sometime Is slightly better, Mrs. �Vni. Elliott and Mrs. Alex Hastie Df Wroxeter visited with relatives here on I'uesday. Mr. Eldon McKinney was home over Sunday. He is relieving at Ethel at 4. presen Mr. John Shoebottom is very low. a very good illustration of this shoe of exceptional r. Morris i3ozman had the misfortune lose a horse -one day last week. He was on his rural route and it dropped lead at Mr. Mathers gate, It was a good animal and means quite, a loss to its own - 2r. Very successful Anniversary Services were held in the Presbyterian Church last Sunday, when Rev. Dr. Harkness of Wroxeter preached two very fine sermons N.iss Helen Garniss of Toronto, is home for a week's holidays. Mr. P. Richardson of Listowel, shipped a carload of cattle from here Monday. Whitechurch Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Moore of Luck - now and Mrs. Mary Moore of 'White- church. motored to Clinton to visit rel- atives one day last week. Mrs. McGavin of Wingham, spent the week -end with Mrs. Gibson Gillespie. . Mr� (Dr.) Brown of Tbronto, is visit- ing with her sister, Mrs. Jas. Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Richmond Orr, and Fon Bruce of Goderich, and Mr. and Mrs: Erneqt Mitchell and children of Carlow, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Beecroft. Mrs. Duncan Kennedy left on Monday for Toronto, here she will meet her hus- band on his return from the West. Mr. and. Mrs. Thos. Henderson and children and Mrs. Wm. Dawson spent last Saturday in Goderich. Mrs. Robert Gibson *of Gait, is visiting with her brother, Mr. John Campbell. Mrs. David Kennedy and sons, Earle and Willie, arevisiting with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bannerman of Salero. 4. We hope for�a speedy recovery. value, the price being Mrs. S. Nay Is. having very poor health being confined to bed most of the time but Is somewhat better lately. Exceptionally Cheap r Mr. and Dire, Barton have returned SUMMZR COLDS, ASTUMA, from their honeymoon trip and are spend- ing a short time at . Mrs, Barton'e Shoes for Men mother, Mrs, Stinson, Mr. Wm. Martin and son. Bruce, visited Mr. and W. A. Irwin returned on' being at Atwood and Fergus last week, Monday, r1ft.8; spending a couple of I months visiting trlfknds in the weet. They, In our south window we are showing several new lookas though the trip,agreed with them.: Jines of men's" shoes at the new pric es atnong which The school fair held at Fordwich was well attended and quite successful. The is one of particular go6d, value., I children as well as some of the elder tako Mrs. Jos. Holmes, Mrs. Robert Laid. a great interest in It, of coures all were Liberal Convention beld to -day in WalIZ- not successful In obtaining prizes. Mr. Finley Malcolm is home after Rev, A. McKlb6on is attenling to his P661tively stop* these trou4les I Nueexing, weezing, coughing, duties again but is still quite hoarse frQrn ff his recent attack of quiney. the Missionary Convention in Belgrave, on Monday, Sept. 19th. Rev. Kenneth East Wawanosh 99 Many people of this vicinity were sorry ed their names to go to a ballot and Mr. to learn of the death of Mrs Robert Beaton. a returned missionary from China gave a very interesting and entnusiastic Coultes. The funeral on Saturday was a 0 largely attended, many coming from a dis- Hall then at once provedrbimself a big hearted man by moving that Mr. Truax's tance. The shoe ��;c- refer to is made of smooth calf, in Miss Annie Flynn of Toronto, has been the fashionable Englisfi fog, and. with good solid soles, visiting with Mrs William James and oTheririends In this vicinity. madc Goodyear Welted. The iput shown herewith is 4. We hope for�a speedy recovery. value, the price being ter, Mr. Thomas Irwin got a valuable steer Mr. Peter Fowler. of the Bluevale Road. SUMMZR COLDS, ASTUMA, Aled by lightning.onTuesday night. $5.50 per pair In all sizes for. Men Mr. Wm. Martin and son. Bruce, visited Other shoes are shown, every pair � of which is being at Atwood and Fergus last week, Lucknow GOOD VALUE, in fact every shoe shown is -new and Mr. Chas. Martin, Wingbam junction on Sunday. September 26tb, 1921 at the NEW PRICE. We invite you to call and see. Four rinks ofBowlers went to Ripley- last week and succeeded in defeating Quite a number from here attended the i Mrs. Jos. Holmes, Mrs. Robert Laid. . Liberal Convention beld to -day in WalIZ- them. Mr. Finley Malcolm is home after erton and report one of the raost enthus- P661tively stop* these trou4les I Nueexing, weezing, coughing, Friday evening Fryfogles' Orchestra iastic convention ever held in South spending some time in Winnipeg with his sonm the Missionary Convention in Belgrave, on Monday, Sept. 19th. Rev. Kenneth Bruce. Mr. R. E. Truax, tile present member and Dr Hall 0 Walkerton qllow- 99 andjoe McClure of visited, ed their names to go to a ballot and Mr. W W I L L I Beaton. a returned missionary from China gave a very interesting and entnusiastic Truax received a large majority, Mr. a 0 address on his work among the churches and people of China. % Mr. and Mrs. Tom Smith of Lucknow, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Cornelius, Hall then at once provedrbimself a big hearted man by moving that Mr. Truax's SOLE AGENT FOR LADIES' NOTICE nomination be made unani4Qous and pledg- ing biq support to the candidate. Mr. Dated Clerk's Office, Wingh.im, this 24tb., day of Nept., t921 loth. Duncan C. R6ss, M, P. of West Middle. Quite a number from Eadie's congrega- sex, gave a splendid address on the issues of the day. Other speakers were, P, H. Salem - Bluevale Sunday, McXbn7i-.. ex M. P., Mr. R. D. Cameron Wedding bells are ringing rdund the Miss Arinie Westlake visited at the and Mr. Wm. Connell of Lucknow. , Mr. AND DERBY SHOES FOR MEN Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Edgar, Mr. James Hallida of Chesley, a resolution express- Eaton and Miss Vera, spent Sunday Petrolia. ing coNdence in and satisfaction at the — A number from here tbok in the Fair Miss Nettie Jackson of Toronto, called appointment of Hon. W. L McKenzie on friends In Teeswater, Winghi& and Mr. and Mrs. John Weir of Toronto, King as leader of the Liberal forces in the are at present spending their holidayc where she will take up her work as nurse Dominion house was read and heartily and supervisor of All Peoples Mission. Weir and other friends in this community approved. Officers were elected and other routine business transacted. Mr. I G. Anderson of Lueknow, was chairman, protem in the absence of Mr. D, A. Mc- Donald of Kinlosli. The meeting closed I with cheers for the King, Hom McKenzie MRS. T. FELIS Patrick St., Phone 231. Qualified to _give Chiropractic and massage, aiustments. Spinal examina+ion free, TJ =11 King and R. E. Truax. Palmer's Midway is in town for this week and doing a land office business, Mr. Thomas Treleaven of town suffered a severe stroke on Sunday and is at pres- ent in a ,erious condition. Lucknow Fall Fair will be held this week. Mr. Steele Hunter has bought the big red dwelling now occupied by Mr. Doyle and Mr. Wm. McLeod from Jas. B. Hun - Mr. Ken Paterson spent Sunday with "W OW V qi:; I - ter, oi Wingharn has constructed as a local Ira - Mr. Peter Fowler. of the Bluevale Road. SUMMZR COLDS, ASTUMA, The Pipe Band has filled several en - gagements during the l5ast few weeks, from John to Victoria. Mr. Wm. Martin and son. Bruce, visited *"U many a holiday. being at Atwood and Fergus last week, evening was spent. week at the home of their parents here. Mr. Chas. Martin, Wingbam junction on Sunday. RAZ MAH Mr. W. G. Spindler has bought Miss Martin's residence. Four rinks ofBowlers went to Ripley- last week and succeeded in defeating Miss Adas Treleaven of Toronto, visited relatives in tov;n. Mrs. Jos. Holmes, Mrs. Robert Laid. . A dAce was held in the town hall last them. Mr. Finley Malcolm is home after law, Mrs. John Falconer,*Mrs. Wm. Bee- croft, and Mrs. J. D. Beecroft attended P661tively stop* these trou4les I Nueexing, weezing, coughing, Friday evening Fryfogles' Orchestra Messrs. Autin McClure ot Montreal Detroit, last spending some time in Winnipeg with his sonm the Missionary Convention in Belgrave, on Monday, Sept. 19th. Rev. Kenneth w 0 0 Ken't necossary� UZZ I' e Ylk tb J p,�o yout e e ng w supplied the music and a very enjoyable andjoe McClure of visited, Ch. day of Oat. 1921, at 10 A. M. 0'010olc at the last week. Beaton. a returned missionary from China gave a very interesting and entnusiastic I at r glet's. or ein for sk, free ctonl.% Oro X V X X Y X X address on his work among the churches and people of China. % Mr. and Mrs. Tom Smith of Lucknow, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Cornelius, Sold by J. W. McKibbon mix TInee-Rams' Siaeci;al NOTICE Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Steele and Mr. and TAKO NOTION THAT I 1 The Council of the Corporation of the Town Mrs. Suazel motored from Goderich and oi Wingharn has constructed as a local Ira - spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. prZomen , follow$:— j,,.sowers as Cornelius, from John to Victoria. Minnie St. from Patrick to Alfred. John St. from Kinnie to William.. Victoria It, from Shuter to Franols. Glenannan Leopold St. from John to Patrick. Leopold St. from John to viotmis Victoria Sr, from Leopold to Minnie. Mr. Pugh, Wingham, has completed Centre St. from Diagonal Road to John. the brick work on Mr. Thomas Appleby's 2. The cost of the work 1-i $84M,of which $2591 '701s to be paid by the Corporatl;,Dn. 'The spec - house. ial rate per foot frontage hi sevmi, and one -ten - Miss Mabel Corn, Toronto, who has th ccnt'3 (7.10). Thes cialasseasineoti' "I 8� to. ha paid In tbirts been visiting Mrs. Arthur Lincoln has re. , nnual �stalrneijts. turned home. 3 The eatkam ed litothno of the work Is t hirty Mr.Wm. Plant, Howick. South, was Years. 4. A Court of ftevlaion witt he lield on the 10 renewing old acquaintances on the line Ch. day of Oat. 1921, at 10 A. M. 0'010olc at the last week. Town Hall for the purposo of hearing com- Mr and Mrs. Zerlce and family, Clif- plaints against the proposed asoessments or Me acouracy of frontage Measurements and ford spent the week -end with Mr. and any other complaint which persom inter ested Mrs. Reuben Stokes. may desire to make and which is by law cog. nivable by the Court.. Mr, T. Fortune spent Sunday on he Dated Clerk's Office, Wingh.im, this 24tb., day of Nept., t921 loth. W. A. GAI.IntAtTyr, Olerk. Quite a number from Eadie's congrega- tion took in the Anniversary services at Salem - Bluevale Sunday, 0 Wedding bells are ringing rdund the Miss Arinie Westlake visited at the Glen. home of the Rev. and Mrs. F. Stride. a Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Edgar, Mr. James former pastor here, who now reside near Eaton and Miss Vera, spent Sunday Petrolia. with.-LvIr. and Mrs. T. C. Dunkin. — A number from here tbok in the Fair Miss Nettie Jackson of Toronto, called at Toronto. on friends In Teeswater, Winghi& and Mr. and Mrs. John Weir of Toronto, Glenannan, before going to Winnipeg, are at present spending their holidayc where she will take up her work as nurse with the former's mother, Mrs. Wrr. and supervisor of All Peoples Mission. Weir and other friends in this community BeIrnore The monthly meeting of the Women's F. M. S., will meet Friday afternoon at half past two in Knoy-Shurch where Miss Lovell of Wroxeter, will address the meeting. Miss Mary Aitken, nurse in trainIng at Cottage Hospital, Toronto, N spending her holidays with her mother, Mrs. John Darling and other friends. Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Clark, Harriston, visited last week with Miss Elizabeth and Mr. William Hakney, Those on the sick list this week are Miss Ellen Fleming and Mrs Jas. Druglas and Mrs, Ferguson all are improving, Miss Margaret Austin gave a party to her young friends on Friday evening. Mrs, Jas. Gallaher and Miss Sadie, Tec,e4water, were renowing acquaintances in the village Sunday.. Mr. John Gibson, Wroxeter, paid the village a flying visit Priday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Tyndallr Lion's Head, visited for a few days last Week With Mr. and Nfvq, George Herd. Men must surely be getting scard 6 of tired when the girls have to do the fall plowing. Mrs. Edwin Palmer visited f"fiends north of Teeswater a few days recently. The anniversary services held here Sept Ilth, were well attended. The pastor preaching very appropriate ser� mons. Fowl supper on Monday 12th, was well served and a large crowd partook of the daltities prepared4 the ladies. All seemed to enjoy theAelves, The proceeds amounted to $125.00. Belgrave The annual Thank-offerfrig meeting of the Women's Missionary Society of Knox church, Belgrave; *111 be held at 11 A. tri Sunday, Oct. 2nd, an address will 'be ilven by Mrs. (Dr.) Harkness of Wt6xdttr, A cordial welcome will be given to all who find It possible to attend. MARRIED RISEAROUGH—CONGRAR-0 n W e d- rieWay, Sept. 21at, at the home of the bridee parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Coogram, Wingliam, Nis' Ida Con - gram, to Mr. Roy Risebrough of Tor- onto, Rev. Z, 1. Harris, B. A., officiai-' ing. 0 n Women's and Misses' AP Winter Coats Women's and Misses' Winter Coats- of pure wool velour, duvetyn, sllverton�, and polo cloth In becoming styles and colors, also good, quality leatherette coats, suitable for motoring. Reg. $32 and $55. Three Days OrAy'$18.75 King's G r o c e r y Dept. Pure Foods at Money Saving Prices This Week's Speciali Choice Raisins, per lb ................ 25c' Best Canadian Cheese, lb ............ 22c Corn Flakes, Gusto, Shredded Wheat, Post Toasties ............ 10c Corn Starck, per pkg ..................... 9c Soap, Comfort, Gold, Sunlight, Ivory and P & G, per bar _7c Listowel Knitting Wool Four ply perfect knit wool in a good range o f colors most suitable f or fall and winter sweaters. Special 50c per knot. Don!t forget to be prop- erly fitted with a Gos- sard Corset before buy- ing your n e w suit or dress. KING BROS. Terbas, Cash, Phone 71. XXXXZXZXZXZXZXXXXXZXZXZXZ XZXZXXXZXXXZX