The Wingham Advance Times, 1930-10-30, Page 8in the stables of Mr, Jas. Emerson,
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hutchison and
Dorothy of Wingharn sacra Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Will Conn.'
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Peppier of
Tavistock spent the week -end with
her sister, Mrs, A. Ernerson.
Miss Minnie McCreight oE Hen-
fryn is visiting with her nada and
launt, Mr, and Mrs. Alfred MK:might.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Scott of Rip-
ley spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Johnston Conn. •
Word was received that Miss Mary
Martin had been Very ill where She is
teaching, north of the Seca
The regular meeting of the Wo-
men's Institute will be held at the
, home of Mrs. Lance Grain on Fri-
day, Nov. 7th, when the Roil Call
;will be aasivered, by the members giv-
ling a towel or apron for the shower
for the coming Bazaar on Friday,
brothers, Peter and John Here.
the hotne of her brother, Mr. Bert Mr. Alfred Ritchie of Lticknow via -
Reed. ited friends in Rapid City on S'andlay
last.
Mr. Alex. Havens and Mr. .Pcter
johnstort visited last week With
friends at Elmira and Kitchener,.
Mr. Richard Carter has gone to Co-
balt to secure '.employment for the
winter months,
Mr. Levi Havens has 'returned
home to :Fordyce after viaiting a few
weeks with Mrs. Henry. Carter. lin, secretary off the Social Service)
Mr, Mervin Diteves itadt Mr. Albert work of the Iimilted charcla.:gaVe two 1
Carter are engaged at present in ant- salendid. addresses. The choir rut:el:6r,'.
ting in a ditch :for Mr. John joynt. ad several nntsileall numbers incInding
The ditch is nearly fortateen feet deep soles, quartette and anthems which
in places and has beetr, quite an on- added greatly to• the success of the
anniversary.'
derta.king.
1N regret torepir); the death of -
one of our young .people in„ the per- BLUEV'ALE
sot' of Mrs,. Wm. Cale, who died. on
November 14th, Thursday last after a lengthy illness. Johnston returned home
1 A Hallowc'et Social is being held Mrs. Cole was formerly Anelda Mc- to Gladstone, Man, on Tuesday after
lin the 'United Church here on : Fri- Donald, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. a short" visit with relatives' here.
comm.unity with his white -washing , Mr. James Cutt's flax;. milli in the
outfit and did the stables of Mr. H. Mr. and Mrs. M. Gardner and lama vicinity of St. Helens was 4 destroyed
McGee and J. D. :Beecroft. fly spent the week -end with Ma and !by fire Thursday night,
Mr. Robert Mackay and Mr. Neil Mrs. john Champion of Luca -ram. ' Mr. and Mo. George Jielinston of
MacCallum are putting cement floors The Carter Bros. of Camp. Borden Niagara Falls, are apending a, few
are spending their vacation with their, days with friends in.
Mrs. Neil Taylor received ,cable
from Dr. Ross and ha:a wiige,, saying
they had arrived safely in. Shaaghai,
October 20th. The party consiatted of
Dr. Wilford and, florally. and Dia
Thompson and familke. They left Van-
couver October 2nd on the Empress,:
at Canada, and had at, -eery delightfral
voyage.
AnniVers'ary serviava eat -median)
with St. tAnclrewiiit 'United Church.,
were held on Sunday.' :lan. McLattgh-
pretiaringt at =mart to b4e given in
the Foresters? Hall on Friday even-
ing, November 7th, local' talent will
ha: an addiiitikere tothe programme.
When sawing, wood with a circular
saw Tharsday at the home df William
Hohnes, Wesley Yeo niet with a very
painafull accident. His band' cathe in
contact with the saw, euttingt a large
gash in, his Lieges and: taking.off the
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BELGRAVE
Tile! iregab.r monthly meeting 'of the
• 13'elgrave AV-omen'sinstitute was held,
at the: lbsante• of Mr% j. CTegi And was.
:Well attended. The T >resident; Mrs
'C, R. Coul,tes, had charge of the meet -
tag; which was opened 'by all singing
the Institute Ode and repeating the
Lordr's ftakwer.. Several iters *Of busi-
ness were dealt with. .A:n invitation
la' the braasigh: to, attend the next meeting of the Winghani Institute 'on Oc-
totwir 814, was ac.c•epted. The meeting
was plleasedt to have Dr, R. L.,' Stew-
art, of Wingliant,, as a spc.,cial 'speak-
er. Dr:, Stewart had as his. 'Subject
"The Prevention of 'Epidemics" and
gave a zumber of ways in Which all
could do their Share in this import.-
aut work. The different serums used
in Paeventing scarlet fever and clip -
wore explained. A hearty vote
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Girls' Coats
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WOMEN'S NEW COATS
All Fur trimmed $19.75
isa, $2,25 Kayser Chiffon Hose $1.65
Regular $4,50 WOOL PULLOVERS
now , $2.98
ART SATEENS, yd. wide % off...33c
• $1.25 AU Silk Broadcloth 69c
•BONNIE DUNDEE WOOL
lb BLANKETS
• Regular $11.50 for $9.58
• NEMO AND GOSSARD CORSETS
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NEW DRESSES
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$4.50 to 5.00 Parasols $2.98
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1214 Ibex Flannelette Blankets....$2.12
40c and 45c Pyjama Cloths ........ ....... 29c
Pink Salmon, large tin, 2 for 29c
k Choice Peas, new pack, 3 tins 29c
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Fast Colors 17c
ENGLISH PURSES
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20 SILK DRESSES
About Half Price . ...... .. . ...... .....„ $13.98
44c and 48c Potter English Prints 36c
HORROCKSES PILLOW CASES
Half Price, each 33c
$L00 Window Shades .. .... ....... .. ......... .79c
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$2.00 SILK STOCKINGS
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Ginghams, regular 30c, for 22c
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Women's Fur Trimmed Coats,..$10.00
Cashmere and Silk and Wool Styles.
WOMEN'S WARM UNDERWEAR.
Vests, Drawers 4.9a, 88e, 1.19
$13.50 Scotch Woad Blankets $11.75
$3.50 Plaid Auto Rugs $1.98
COATES CROCHET COTTON
Linen shades only, 3 for 19c
P. K. FINE WOOL PULLOVERS
OCTOBER SALE $2.98
EXTRA WEAR WORK IRTS
1/3 off 77c
MEN'S GOOD OVERCOATS $16.85 •
Good Blues and Twee ds
Men's All Wool Work Socks, 3 pairs
for $1-99
$1.25 MEN'S SILK TIES
October Sale, 2 for $1.25
MEN'S LEATHER GLOVES
New Greys, Tans $2.00, 2.50, 3.75
10 yds. Nursery Flannelette ... .2.29
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$1.95 to 2.50 RINE SHIRTS a
• October Sale for . .. . .... .... . .. . ... $1.49 at
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,Extra Quality $3.50 Pyjamas,, Octob-
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VY. SWEATERS $1.49
WOOL DRESS GOODS
Half Price and Less 77c
Fresh Walnuts, halved, per lb. ... .. 49c Heinz Tomato Soup, 3 for Seedless Raisins, 2 113S. for ..25a
5 Bars Naptha Soap, for ..,18c Crepe Toilet Paper, 6 rolls, for ... ....19c 75c GreenCorn B,roorns • .
20 lb. Sack Cane Sugar ....... McLaren's jelly Powder, 4- for 23c - 5 ib Pail of Honey for. . .. ...49c.
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WHITECHURCH Lucknow.
Mr. George Garton Sr., had the
misfortune to have his 'thumb cut in
the saw -mill last 'Friday. It is im-
proving now, though still rather pain,:
Mr. Russel Reid and Mr. Barton of
Brantford spent Saturday here with
the forrnees 'mother, Mrs. Alec Reid.
Mrs. Murray :spent a few days last
week in Toronto.
Mr. and MO. Lee of Toronto visit-
ed over the week -end with her par-
ents, Mr: and Mo. AlecRintoul, of
Fordyce.
Mr. and Mrs: Thos. Anderson and
family of Ashfield spent Saturday at
Mr. and Mrs. Robert. Purdon and
family spent Sunday with her sister,
„Mrs. Irvin- Henry of Lucknow.
The .trustees of S.S. No. 10, Kin-
loss, are holding their school re -open -
on November 12th, in the after-
noon, when a good program is being
piepared and all the former teachers
have been requested to be present,
and renew old acquaintances.
Mrs. Frank Coulter, Mrs. Wesley
Leggatt and Rev. J. Pcllock attended
the Sunday School convention in Rip-
ley last Tuesday afternoon and even-
ing.
Miss Ida McQuoid spent a few days
last week with Mrs. Patterson of
Mria A, Clow spent a few days last
week at the home. of her daughter,
Mrs. Walter Mason of Blyth.
Mr. and Mrs, Wilbur Thom of Au-
burn spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
John Craig. •
IYIr. and Mrs. jas. Cornelius and
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Cornelius spent
Sunday with friends and relatives at
Si, Augustine,
Mr. Ament of Brussels was in this
Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Falconetrand fam-
ily spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Marshall of Tees -water and at-
tended anniversary-aervices. theta:
Mrs. Richardson is spendi4 a few
days this week with friend in Tees -
water.
RAPID CITY
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Mr. and Mrs. A.
Sunday' :with the
Mrs, Carr.
Mrs; Kilpatrick,
spent the week -end:
Ht Wiltreed spent
Earrtmea mother,.
aft Sat. Thannana„
with her brother,
, Mr. aiid Mrs. Waiter Hactailton of
Lucknow were visitors with. Mr.. and
Mrs, El. Johnston during: Me week..
NEW
LYCEUM •THEATRE
• :WITH 100 PER CENT. TALKING PICTURES
Thurs., Friday, Sat., Oct. 30 and 31, Nov. 1.
Ronald Coleman'
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"RAFFLES"
An amazing Mystery Melodrama• ,
Comedy - KRAZY KAT
Monday, Tuesday, 'Wednesday, Nov. 3rd, 4th, Sth
Jeanette McDonald
..1(..)e Brown, Zasu Pitts
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"THE LOTTERY BRIDE"
• A United Artists Picture
Music, by Rudolf Prital, Seven Song Hits,
Comedy - "SMOOTH GUY"
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day evening. S. MoDonald, Statioe street. Mrs. Mr. Anson Thorntnn arid family of
Mr. and Mrs, Lorne. Johnston and Cole leaves a laying husband and in- Gorrie and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Thora.
Marion of Cedr:r Valley spent Sanday fa,nt daughter to mourn her loss. 'rhe ton spent Sunday with Mr, W. Thorn -
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. deepest sympathy of the community ton.
Farrier, goes out to the relatives and friends. Mrs, Vtr, Braviner of Tomato is vis -
Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Cox spent After a long period without i. sta- iting with her cousin, Mrs. Arthur
Sunday with her Parents, Mr. and aortal minister, Smith Kinloss Pres- Shaw,
Mrs. Pattersott of Auburn. hyterian congregation have secured Mr. and Mts. Morris Bostaatt and
Mr. and Mrs. Richardson and Lam- the services of the Rev. Mr. Burgess fatally spent Sunday at the home of
!By spent Stinday With friends la Tees. of Knox. College, Torotito, The In- Mr, Gordon Hall.
water and attended anniversary sera- duction and Ordination of Mr. Bur- Messrs. H. and M. Walker, of Tot -
ices there. . gess took place last Wednesday af- ottto, were visitors at the borne cif MI-
MI-. and Mrs. Perric Pennington ternoon. The chureh was filled to ov- drew Holmes. •
The Young People of the United
Church are holding a Hallowe'en so-
cial in the school room of the church
on., Friday. evening, OCtOber gist.
Conte in costume •and enjoy a social
and farnliy of. Teeswater spent Sno-
day at the home. of Mr. and Mrs, W.
Tiff itt.
On Nov. 5th some of the Women's
Inititate are holding a ilaitice• in 'the
Hall hem' ,
erflowing, many having to stand. Rev.
Mr. Burgess preached to South Kitt -
loss and Kinlough Congregations on
Sunday last to well-filled !clutrches,
Malcolm McInnis 'of Detroit,
spent a few day S here last week, with
Mr. and Mrs, jno, Falconer and his' inother, Mrs. M, MeIrruis.
everting', IAtneh ,will be. served.
The pupils of I3luevale School are
cif thanks was moved by' Mrs.. Jas,.
Taylor to Dr. Stewart on behalf of
the Institute. Miss Nora Vanealintpi
favored with a solo, accompanied lay
Mas. '\Vni. VanCamp as pianist. The a•
meeting was dosed by singing the'
National Anthem, after which the
hostess' assisted by Miss Armstron.g.
and Mrs. Michie, servedlancla and a
social time was enjoyed.
Miss Mary Corley, of :Ilononata, ia
visiting with' Mr. and Mrs. J. T. 'Cool-
ags.,
. Miss E. _Goodall, Toronto', Es.' the
:guest of Mrs. R. Yule.
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Mr, Wrn. Spotton of 1?ala-matt:1ton,,
visited at the home of Mat, las.. tinder -
wood on Sunday.
Nit. Henry Finlay was> aWitagirarn
visitor on Monday.
• The niany. friends of• Mks. George
Dane are pleased to learnt that she is
improving. „
Mr, John Finlay wa,s, an: Orange -
hill visitor one day this week-.
• Afr. Jas. linderwood made a busi-
ness trip to Tory 'Corners.
„Mrs. Jas. Underwr,tod spent a day •
•with her friend Wits. Thos. Day
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Heelers are a leather cap or covering that fits over
the heel of the stockings and are worn with •
RUBBER BOOTS 'BY MEN AND BOYS
They prevent Slipping and Wearing of the Stock-
11- ing at the heels, and thereby reduce the
labors of the women of the house.
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i Two qttalities:
The Spit kind ;S cents,per pair i
1 The Brown Kip quality .4.5e cents per pa,ir
ill If you are a vvearer of Rubber BOots you will
find these a REAL PROTECTOR,
Willis' Shoe Store Phone 129 ifriingham
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