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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance, 1921-12-08, Page 811 TH E WING I 7, ip. v 064di Wal�likl Our Stock of Christmas Novelties . and Useful Gifts for every member Of the family is now complete 0 'i AM AD VANCE Bluevale Rev. Mr, Millson of London, gave a very interesting address in tile Metho- dist church, Wednesday evening. He is eng ge in e vaugellstic. And Social $,ervice epartment of the church. Mrs. Smoltzer arrived - home after spending past few months with her daughter At Horizon, 9ask. Mr, Frank Stamper spent a few days this week with friends -it Brantford. The Farmers club received and de- livered a car of $alt this week. Mr Howard Stewart has returneu West again after a short visit with re- latives here. Mr. Eldon MeXimley relieved the operator at Palmerston for a few days this week. I Miss Cora Hyles of Atwood is visiting with her sister, H. I Hammond. Mrs. Ferguson and daughter of Cal- gary, are at present visiting with the former's parents at the manse. Fordyce Mr. X Taylor, Win. Taylm and James Barbour attended the Guelph Fair. John Martin is exhibiting the big steer at Guelph. ' Th� stork called last week and left a baby boy at Win, Websterla and George Phillips'. Mr. and Mrs. Archie PatterF;on of Whitechurch, visited at John Turner's on Sunday last. Mr. C. G. Martin is at present pressing h y at Mr. William Nixon's at Donny- brook. I Mr. and Mrs' Havens visited at Peter Leaver's on Sunday last. A few of the i6obs around Fordyce attended the ball held at Wingham and all report a good time. Mr Gust Boyle is at present attending the Guelph Fair. Wonderful Attraction at Opera House, Wed., Thurs., Dec. 14, 15 -Revue, Mr. Van Gene, Director Benefit Women's Institute (Memorial Fund) with 100 Wingham People 100 ircluding Wingham's Best Talent. This will be the most spectacular mus- ical show with wonderful electrical effects ever produced in Wingham. LEAN ATCHY and KUTE SHOW At popular prices 25c to 76c. Plan opens at McKibbon's Drug Store Saturday, Dec. 10th. Glenannan There are a number of the voung peopleinthe community, attending the 0. A. C. in Wingbam. Miss Mabelle Stokes,,who has spent WINTER TERM FROM JANUARY 3rd, at Belgrave the past couple of months at Holyrood, Mr. and Mrs. McCutcheon of Brussels, has rettirned to her home on the ioth. 4 Mr spent it day with Mr. and Mrs. Forsyth . David Breen, returned last Thurs- last week. d V ay from a short visit with friends in Michigan. Mrs. James Grigg spent a few days in Messrs. Wilfred Murchison and Roy London. Porter, held a' ball in Witigham last - Mr. and Mrs D. S. Scott are visiting Wednesday night, The Westfield with friends in Guelph. Orchestra supplied the music. All re- WINGHAM, ONT., Phone 166. Mr. arid Mrs. Brandon spent a day port a good time. Spend your winter months to advantage by taking a course in a superior school'with friends at Wroxeter. Miss Edith Breckenridge, and Mr. <A Business Education. Thorough courses In Commercial and Shorthand Depart-; We welcome Mr. and Mrs Bruce as Lee Breckenridges, Bluevale, spent Sun. vnsnts, individual instruction. Graduates assisted to positions. Students -may en- 1 residents of the village, having moved day at Win, Breckenridges. .v&lanyday. Businessmen employ our graduates. Getthebest. 'in from the farm last week. MissBennett, teacher spent the week. - Get Our Free journal Mr. Tlenry Brandon spent a few days end at her home in Wingbant. 'D. A. McLachlan, President Thos. R. Foster, Principal with friends in Draytonv The young people of the gill and ioth Sorry to report Cam Robertson is are busy practising for the Christmas under the doctor's. care. tree at Eadie's church. Nurse McCrea arid her mother have We are sorry to report that Mrs. Gil-, Lucknow Whitethurch gone to spend the winter with friends at more, Sr. is not improving as well as her 'Wellington Henderson, who was report- I The death of James Taylor of Langside, Kingsville. many friends wish for. <_-A to have bought out the butcher busin- occurred at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Mrs. Mary Johnston ot London, is Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Appleby s�ent ,---s of R. J. Button, has purchased Peter Geo. Cottle, Calgary, last week. Since spending a few days with her father, J. Saturday at Mr. Win. Ballagh's, ees- ,:L';rat's business and the first deal fell the death of his wife, over a year ago, Ferguson, water, ��7zzntaugb. i Air. Taylor has made his home with his Robert Scott unloaded a car ot West - The receipts of the Methodist church children. A few weeks ago he suffered ,n oats here on Monday to the farmers. Morris from a stroke from which be didn't recover, 0-azaar amounted to $244.00. He leaves to mourn him, three daughters, Sorry to report tile death of Mr. S. Mr. and Mrq. M. Champion of Fordyce A miscellaneous shower was given at Mrs. Fred Thompson, Toronto. Mrs. Geo. Carter, Mr. Carter went -to bed apparent- spent a few days at Mr. John Walmsley's ly in his usual health on Sunday even- Mrs. James Cleghorn of P8rt Colborne, �<Ihe home of Mrs. Jos. Agnew in honor of Cottle, Calgary and Mrs. joe Tiffin of Ing and was sleeping when Mrs. Carter 1 -'ter f6end, Miss Annie Blue. Langside and three sons, Albert, Harold spent a few days with her sister, Mrs. Will and Willie of the West. The funeral will arose in the morning, but on going back Abraham. Mr. Alex. Agar is nursing a sore should- be hold from Tiffin's church on Thursday a short time afterwards found he bad Mrs. J. Hunter is spending a few days 43r, having suffered a painful injury by fall - afternoon. Much sympathy is extended passed away. Mrs. Carter and family at Mr. Win. Robertson's of Belgrave. have the sympathy of the community. .zug list Thursdav when everything was to the bereaved family. Mr. Johnny Abraham and Miss Annie ,sUppery with ice. Belgrave branchofEast Huron Women's Mr. Thos Taylor of Eac;t Wawanosh, 1D McIntosh spent Sundav at Mr. Will Abra. Mr. Elliott Miller is suffering trom.a. Institute will meet at the home of Mrs, Look some splendid cattle down to Guelph Procter, Thursday, Dec. 15th. at 2,j6 ham's of Wroxeter. c-,ather bad case of blood poisoning in his Mr. Will Gray is visiting for a few days a , o'clock. Program, address by Rev. C. �.uplo if to exhibit in the Fat Stock Show rAght hand, which developed --veeks ago, and appears to be rather hard Miss Fanny Anderson of St. Helens, Jones, report ol Convention, roll �call- at Mr. Jerry Brydges of Betgrave. r_�o 4eal with. spent last week with her sister, Mrs. Ro- worth while sayings and their Atitbors, bert Purdon. I Christmas reading, Mrs. 1. Coolies, music. Mr. E. A. Renwick wa.i again operated Miss Elizabeth Wilson of Lucknow, These meetings have been both interest - c -,:u by Drs. Balfour and Hambly early last, spent tbe. past week at the home of Mr. ing and instructive. Ladio,4 are cordially We brought down the price "vzek for the removal of pus from the and Mrs, Ben. Naylor. 00 invited to attend and a good attendance of The operation was successful in We are pleased to report that Mr. Gow- is hoped for. -gliving relief, but little hope was held out 'ans. our teacher, has decided to teach :Icr his recovery, However, we are pleas- until June. Methodist Church cvl to state that his condition is somewhat The W. M. S, of the Methodist church BREAD L!ietter for the past few days, met at the home of Mrs. B. D. McClenagh- Rev. Chas.'n. Cragg, B. D., Pastor Mr. D. M. Johnston was in Seatorth on an on Thursday last, Quite a number of .5 UJV., 7)ZCFM2tF,1t 1Z "Thursday where he purchased a McLaugh- women were present and they quilted a Ligbten your house work It y Cin chassis for a now motor hearse. quilt and made children's clothing for the buying pastry, you'll find it Cbarlty Xtna,;. Box, It a. m. -Morning Worship, cheaper than baking at home. !Vracturtd His Hip Mr. Aldin Purdon returned from his trip I Studies in the Teaching of Christ, Cookies ........... 15r. per doz. through the West on Thursday last. Subject "Christ's Teachings of .Mr. Neil Mackenzie of Goderich, father Mr lack Martin took his bigsteerdown Stewardship.,' and 2 doz. for .............. 25c <�X TAr. John Neil Mackenzie of Ashfield to Guelph Fair this week. 2-30 P- 111, j Sunday School and Fancy Cakes and Pies ...... 200 mA well-known here, fell on the ice in Mrs. Garton and daughter, Maggie, Ible Classes. la4t: of his home last Thursday and "' visiting with the former's daughter, Full line of C6nfectfonery. Mrs. Rutledge of Brussels. 7 P. m.-Bvdning Service, Hot Mealg and Luncheons ser. *actured his hip. Mr, Mackenzie is Mrs. Musgfovo of Wingliam, spLnt a subject, "The Darkest Hour in a .mitWa a few months of being Otte hurt. few days last week with her sister, Mrs. Voling Man's Life," ved at all hours. <Ared yftn of age, and the accident to F rank Henry, who we are pleased to roo This is the third of a series of Oysters any style -- %'m is a suious one. He was not alone in POrt, is improving nicely. sermons. The Vs misbap, An old lady who livts just - Mr. Leonard It.obinson of Meafeird, is Saturday, Dec. zoth-Don't for- saraft the stritet, on seeing him fall, viniting with his uncle. Mr. Win. Purdon. got the Bazaar in the Council vftt to his stalstaneb and fell herself, Migg Bertha MacXay of Wingbaml C ambi Rathwell B a k a Shop 15pent Sunday under the parental roof, !r, Sale 3 to 6 o'clock. I or, Afternoon tea from s to S. Not and Cafe sustitifth* a broken arm and other in.1 Mt,%Wdckandson,Alox,ofTeeswat Supper from 6 to 8. Next to W. 1. Hilliartfs l3az juries. Mr. Mackenzie is in hit 100th I ar - I I Ill Aar e Misiting wit the former's niece, Mrs Iftr. We'411-by Loggatt. Thursday, Dec. 8tb 1921 MM r Just three weeks Christmas from next Sunday. May we suggest to our customers that t ' hiq buy early if possible'for several reasons, the essential one of which is that the selections are nowat their best and. siocks are unbroken, you* will therefore get better service. We question yery much lf.any store in, this section of Western Ont ario can show you the large variety that, we are showing. this season And we Invite you to call and havi a-loolt at what we have to offer even if not prepared to buy at present. Christmas. Slippers rhake an ap- propriate gift. Our selection is good for both ladies andgentlemen top leather hoots for small 'and large boys are both useful and appropriate Christmas Gifts. Leather top rubbers for small or !,4'A large boys are a much 'appreciated gift. Thesewemakeat ourplace business in different heights "4" 9 incheB, 10 inches and 11 inches high. Skating boots still hold "Chum" . Shoe a large place in the affec- tions of every girl or boy for Girls and They make an ideal pres- ent for eithe'r Bn s are the Phone 129 Skates am a magnificent gift. We sell the cele- brated Canadq Cycle Skate otherwise knowfi as the Automobile Skate. J acme of per- fection in shoemaking. We have this excellent line in all sizes. C io C�LE STCCL RA &-tEmP D Ws fl, W I LL I IS The Shoe Store Wingham, Time To Think o I Christmas All. VIC ART THINGS TO 'X WEAR Make Appropriate 11 XMAS PRIESENTS, .1, ,.t:, Men's and Boys' Wear Ready-fo-�vear at Money Wornen's and Child-' Lined or unlined, gloves, gauntlets and mitts in cape akin, Saving Prices I ren's Wear suede or mocha. Silk dresses, Canton crepe Women's Underw�ar Sale Prices 1.25 to 2.50 dresses, fur collared coats, cloth coats, plush coats, fur coats, fur Special purchase of travellers' Neckwear and Scarfs muffa, fur scarfs and stoles. Get samples and mill seconds at half our prices before buying. price. He would like a muffler or necktie, attractive, fine quality ties Fancy Handkerchief a Vests and drawers ........... 1.19 in beautiful designs and colors. Combinations .... ........... 2.89 Prices 90c. to 2.00 Embroidered, lace trimmed and plain linen handkerchiefs, ex. Gloves Sweater Coats clusiVe in designs. Silk and kid gloves, also gaunt.. Coats and V neck pullovers of Prices l5c. to $1.50 let gloves in all the newest colors. all wool, In attractive color, com- Pric33 $1.50 to 4. b1natlons, with or without collars, Prices 2.00 to 7.00 Suitable Presents for Boudoir Caps and Camisoles - Daintily designed caps and Handkerchiefs the Home camisoles, In satin and crepe -de - chine. Make pleasing gifts, because of their usefulness, in all linen, plain Wool Blan'kets Prices $1.00 to 2.50 hemmed or Initial, I Down Comforters Hosi.Ory Prices 15c. to 75c. Socks Floor Rugs Thread silk hose, all wool cashmere, heather 'and 'silk wool Table Linens hose. In all the newest colorings, pit! hmere. silk. silk and wool sockF.1,116 plain'sbades and heather Table Napkins Priced 75c. to $3.50 mixturep. Prices 50c. to $1.50 Plaid Rugs Blouses, Underskirts and Me 's Haberdashery Bedspreades Bloomers Cuff links, bar pins, arm hands, Maderia Linens Pleasing selections from the hose suppotters, belts, shirts, un- Electric Vacuum Clean. modis of the season In durable derwear etc., at moderate prices. ers materials of silk, satin, crepe -de. Special Atite of Men's andlBoy's sults and overcoats, j aeger Bed Rugs chine, trictilette etc. Prices $3,00 to 9.50. "Get Our Prices Refore rJuying to' HyG B. R 0 S �'K &1 1% .1, ,.t:,