The Wingham Advance Times, 1933-12-14, Page 5Thursday, Dec. 14th, 193:
GRATEFULLY ACCEPTING THE, OFFER OF
THE, TRIPLE V CLASS
The Chamber of Commerce presents their play
"GO SLOW MARY"
A Farce Mystery in Three Acts
— Inthe
—
Wingham Town Hall
at 8.15 an the evening of
Toesd.y..Dec19th
IN AID OF THE COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS
TREE AND SANTA CLAUS FUND.
Everybody Welcome.
No Admission; Charge.
A SILVER COLLECTION ONLY 'WILL BE
TAKEN AT TFIE DOOR.
The Class deserve the hearty support of the Citi-
zens in this ,their contribution to the spirit
of Christmas in our midst.
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GLENANNAN
Mrs. Thomas Metcalfe, also little
Brian and Lorne, visited a couple of
days recently with her mother, Mrs.
T. R. Bennett.
Mrs. Thos. James and John, of
Wingham, have been visiting the past
week with Mr. and 1VIrs. Charles
James.
Mr. Norman M•tiir .of Toronto,
,.T.HE WINGHAM ADVANCE -TIME$
spent the : week -end with Mr, and
Mrs. Thomas Wallace.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Stoles spent
Saturday with '.Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Ballagh, Teeswater,'`
Miss El'da Bennett of Wingham and
friend, Mr. Cecil Walpole, were Sun-
day visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Ol-
iver Stokes.
Don't forget the School Christmas
Tree which is being held in Glen-
annan School on Wednesday evening,
Dec. 20. A good program is being
prepared,
BELGRAVE
The Anglican Sunday School an-
nual entertainment has been postpon-
ed. Announcement of the date on
which it will be held will be given out
later—watch for it.
James Wightman of . the C. N. R.,
has been relieving the . C. N. R. sec-
tion foreman at Dublin.
Mrs. R, Yule spent a few days in
London.
Stewart Procter is attending the U..
F. O. Convention in Toronto , this
week.
Deer Attacked Dog-
Driving along the second line of
Erin with the team and sleigh one clay
recently, • Messrs. Stanley and Roy
Wheeler were treated to a close-up
view of a large male deer. The dog
had been trotting along 'behind the
sleigh, when the deer suddenly sprang
from the swamp alongside the road
and chased the dog. The startled can-
ine was compelled to seek refuge un-
derneath 'the sleigh, its pursuer bunt-
ing the rear of the box in an effort
to get at its enemy. -Erin Advocate.
Wages and Prices
If wages go up, costs go up. If
costs gp up, prices go up. If price's
go up, wages must go up some more.
Thus, the economic spiral.' rises with
three, items like three dogs chasing
each other round the track, all after
the rabbit that climbs a pole in the
middle of the spiral just out of reach
of all three. Which one ought to+be
ahead? If wages are ahead of prices,
'prices cannot pay the wages. If prices
are ahead, wages cannot pay the pric-
'es.—San Francisco Chronicle.
FIVE ROSES
24 -ib.
Bag
7-1b. bag 23t
c
CATELLI'S
etti
Large
33 -oz.
Tins
c
CHIPS()
37
2 Large
Pkgs.
NEW SEASON'S
QED FRUITS
DATES
DOMINO GOLDEN HALLOW! - Pkg. 17.t
KARAVAN PITTED - - 2 Pkgs. 35C
BULK HALLOWI - - - - ib. 1O
BULK HALLOWI, PITTED - - ib. 140
RAISINS
AUSTRALIAN SEEDLESS - 2 lbs. 270
DOMINO SEEDLESS - 15 -oz. Pkg. 190
SEEDED - - - - 15 -oz. Pkg. 190
MALAGA TABLE - - - lb. Pkg. 290
CHERRIES
WHOLE GLACE - - - - - 1b. 390
MARASCHINO - - - 8 -oz. Bot. 290;
MARASCHINO - 3 -oz. Bot. 2 for no
CURRANTS
DOMINO - - - - 15 -oz. Pkg. 170
RECLEANED BULK - - - - Ib. 170
CANDIED PEEL
LEMON AND ORANGE - - Ib. 210
CITRON- - - - - - - 1b. 33
READY CUT MIXED /-lb. Pkg. 2 for 250
'COCOANUT, Shred. or Bess. - ]b. 190
SPICES, 2 -on. Glass Shaker—assorted 10e
MOLASSES, Aunt Dinah's 21/2 Tins 190
ICING SUGAR - - - 2 lbs. 19C
TASTY ALMOND - 1-1b. Pkg. 290
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Hello .uses SALAD DRESSING
NEW : SEASON'S
lb.
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SIRUP -' bottle 2$ DOMINO Baking Powder - 190 KEEN'S MUSTARD 4 -oz. 260 'CORN STARCH -1b. pkg. 100
CHOCOLATES, Assorted lb. 190 PUMPKIN gpi Tin a for 250
GIFT
UIDE F
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TY XMAS SHOPPERS
GIFT LINGERIE
Dainty Lingerie such as• this would
delight any feminine heart, and our
assortment in this line is a large
one, whether it be at 89c or $2.95,
you will find the excellent value,
and dependable quality.
Price 89c, 98c, $1.29, $1.49,
$1.95, $2.75, $2.95.
Towels Make Sensible
Gibs - Needed Too
Fancy BATH TOWELS
New patterns, new colorings, in
these fancy Turkish Towels, large
generous size that makes them
worthwhile. Size 22x44 40 c
Each
TOWEL SETS
One large towel size 24 , by 45;
two large face cloths. c
Each
LINEN TOWELLING
Useful wide width that gives the
best drying'quality, all lin-
en, colored borders. Yd. Q-1010*-,
Hand Embroider'd Towels
These towels sell regular for $1.00,
all are pure linen, with neatly hand
embroidered patterns at
hem. Size 15x24 in. Each C
Linen HAND TOWELS
Neatly .patterned damask Towels,
with colored hemstitched hems;
Size 17x30 inches. Blue,
Green, Gold and Maize. Ea. C
SILK HOSIERY AS
"GIFTS97
The quality of these hose is well
known, you are assured of your
gift receiving attention on opening.
Shown in this ,season's latest col-
ors. Sizes 8i- to 10i, Box n gy
ed. Pair o
Linens Are Practical
and Acceptable Gifts
Linen TABLE CLOTHS
Pure Trish Linen table cloths at
great saving during linen sale;
beautiful damask • patterns, full
weight linen. Save 113 of the reg.
price. Sizes 2 yards by 23; and 2
yards square.
369398,4.5
Temstitched 'Table Cloths
All pure linen, with smart new da-
mask patterns, two sizes, 59 x 74
and 59 x 89. Splendid wearing
quality linen. Save 113 of the reg-
ular price. eihe and 3.69
MADEIRA NAPKINS
Pure linen napkins, rnadeira em-
broidered, neat de-
signs. Six in box ...V for
MADEIRA TEA SETS
36 inch cloth with Madeira em-
broidered corners, four napkins to
match, pure linen, first shipment
entirely sold out, hence the new
supply. Regular $3.85
Each .95
T
YL.:N
Doll ASSENETTES
Large size, well made, size 16
by 28 inches, 20 inches high.
Regular $1.75.
Each 1015
MAMA DOLLS
Large size crying Mama Dolls,
24 inches long, neatly 9 c
dressed. Each
s
ECIALS
SPECIAL SLATES
Large size slate that stands on
floor with easel rest, strong
wood frame. Reg. 75c. tr,rt
Each ....._ e:$
CHINA TEA SETS
Consists of three cups and sauc-
ers, tea pot, cream and
sugar, neatly decorated. 43,0
Suitable Gifts - That Men Need
Men's fine Broadcloth Shirts,
separate collars or col- 9c
lar attached.
Men's Scarfs, all wool, and silk
and wool. 1®00, 1.25
Each .....
Men'sLineal Handkerchiefs
Plain 19C) Initialed 35 c
Fancy wool and silk, neat pat-
terns and color. 39C
Pair
Men's 'correctly tailored Ties�]in
newest stri
Ada
and mate iapls. and a c
CHI `k RE
BOYS' GOLF HOSE
(Pure wool, heavy elastic rib,
come in heather shades and
grey, sizes to 10. 35 c
Pair
Children's STOCKINGS
Hard wearing comfortable hose,
wool and mixture, all 29 C
colors and sizes. Pair C� ate'
S4'ECIALS
COLORFUL BEADS
Choker beads in new colors and
decidedly new, good
length. String
Misses' FI'ette Pyjamas
Sizes 16 to 20 years, full size,
good weight, neatly trimmed
with contrasting patchQ
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terned flannelette. .... C
Ladies Like These .. They Add Ch rm
Pine imported Kig Gloves, all
new colors, fancy pat- 7 (I C
terned flare cuff. Pair !. ® 0.7
Ladies' Umbrellas, satin striped
and plain materials,
fancy handles. a s95
Men's lined Capeskin Gloves,
98c
Color, Brown.
Pair
Gift Bazaar Is a
od Place
Ladies 'Silk Neck -scarfs, large,
well -assorted stock, low prices,
98c, $1.39, $1.50, $L65
Ladies„ hand bags, genuine lea-
ther, all completely fitted, at
$1.98, $2.95, $8.50'
oxed Hndkfs.
Boxed Handkerchiefs, when in doubt
you can always rely on handkerchiefs,
they are dainty, besides practical, em-
boidered corners, etc. Price
25d, 39c, 50c, 75c, $1.00
to Nose Ar. and
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ANOTHER LETTER
FROM THE WEST
We are publishing another letter
from Antelope, Sask., which shows
liow the people of that district ap.
predated the car of food stuff, that
was sent from here to the West' and
how necessary it was to help our fel-
low -citizens in that part of the coun-
try. The following letter was reeeiv-
ed by Miss 13ella Wilsoc, R. R. No.
2, Wingliarn.
Antelope, Sask.) Nov. 11, 23
Miss Bella
R. R. No, 2, Wingham.
Dear Friend:
Hope you will not take it amiss
calling you friend, as '1 fed like a
friend to you after getting the fruit
you sent in that car. 1 received 8 jars
of fruit and a bag of apples and sure
appreciated same. There sure was a
crowd at the car and as far as 1 could
see it was well distributed. People
cannot buy fruit here this year as
money is scarce, have not seen it as
bad since 1 came to this country,
We had a poor crop this year and
poor grades for our wheat we had for
sale and urines low, it was only en-
ough to pay thresh bill, coal and
flour. Grasshoppers got nearly all the
oats this year so there is not vory
tilitcll feed either, 1 came from near
Mildmay. in 1915, my brother and his
wife stay with me, as he lost his job,
three years ago and couldn't .get an-
other Well, this is enough about
beard times and Yet me say again how
Much ,we appreciated what you and
your, neighbors have done for ns. 1
do .not knowhow can thank you
enough, may ''od bless you, every,,
one.
We are having like warm weather
these' last few weeks so .that helps
us out a lot. Have raised a few tur-
keys, killed them yesterday and will
take Iliom to town to=morrow; don't
know yet what they are paying. Hens
are starting to lay eggs now and we
have about 80 of thein,
Well, as this is all 1 know to write
about 1 will close with best regards
and hoping to hear from you.
I remain ever grateful,'
Joe 1'. Dither,
130x 26, Antelope, Sask.
"True window is to know what is
best worth knowing, and to what is
best worth dosing."---,11utnphf'eys,