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The Wingham Advance Times, 1932-04-28, Page 8PAGE EIGHT THE WINGHAM ADVANCE -TIMES IIIp1111111#411111111 III111111 Ilipllurllllil 11I Thursday, 1111111111111X111111111I1111IIiit11111I11Ili1111t Friday, Saturday, April 28, 29th, 30t -- .And -- t Morale I IMI11bI I IMI1IM11111H 13111 Al1E1I I a Irl ry - With Reginald Denny - Jean Hersholt - Una Merkel A Modern Farce Comedy, -- ALSO -- Pitts and Todd Comedy - "War Mamas" Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, May 2nd, 3rd, 4th Ada? Merd - And - r - In gr Baia �sy A Dramatic Story of the Power of the Press And ute entertained' the ' 111111111111U1111111 wili111�I11 Ili1�A11s1llltllll llldilo and junior Institute IS tL'd yg institutes of Dungannon and Tees - II water: The visitors put on the pro- gram and Messrs. Garnet Farrier' and Bert Cullirnore also contributed several numbers, Rev. J, Pollock and Miss Dorothy and Jacic were in ingersol on Fri- day last attending the funeral of the late Rcv. Mi•, Brown. ISI Quite a number of the ladies o the W. M. S. of the United Chute attended the Presbyterial in Wing, h• am United (hurclt on Tuesday. Mrs. J. B. Mackay and son, Doti o• f Calgary, and 1Ir. and Mrs. Geo Pedlar motored from Toronto Sun SS day and are spending a few days a a. the home of their aunt and uncle .Miss Ida and Mrs, Geo. MoQuoid Don't forget the social in Clraim- cr's Church on Thursday evening, April 28th, when Calvin and Lang - side Church Young People are in viied to attend. Mrs. Pennel, Holyrood, was bur- ied in Tiffin's cemetery in Kinloss on Saturday. R Mrs. Jas. Barbour, who has been visiting at the home of her daughter Mrs. Ben. McClenaghan, returned to ▪ her home at Fordyce on Friday, EL' Mrs. Alec, Reid of Lucknow, is spending a few days at her home. • ?4M1"$. Cecil Parson and son, Donald greturned on Saturday to her home in Toronto, after spending a few weeks • at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mac. Ross. 11 ! Mrs. Jas. Brigham and sons, and El' Mr. Geo. \\'ightman and Ivan, of Myth, spent Sunday with their par,' eats, Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Wiglrtxnan. 11 g' • t • lir. J. D. Bcecroft got in a car of Scottish Fertilizer on Monday, ! Quite a number attended the dance 1.4 in the Institute Hall on Friday. Brick Church Young People are @7 putting on their play `Orange Grove' gj in the Institute Hall on Friday, May. ▪ 6th. j Many in this district will be inter 1 ested to know that Mrs. Jas. Ramage .-.1 is in Toronto with her son, Guyler, "Kiddies' who is suffering from. an attack of Two Reel Colortone - Kiddies Revue• .s: sugar diabetes. Rev.. J. Pollock is attending the II10101'+'1111 WWI 111E1113111 6 I181112i11(11111x111111111E11341il1M111611111911131i(1G 111E11(112111E1111 111 meeting of the Synod in Brantford this week. WHITECHURCH Miss Catrarine McKenzie, R.T., of North Bay, was called home last week, on account of the death of her father, Mr. Jahn McKenzie, Lang - side. Mr. and Mrs, Roy Patton spent the week -enol w-itlt her mother, Mrs., clay last when the Junior Farmers i Miss Alba Mowbray and Mr. V. Mowbray and Mr. Carman Hether- ington of Blue -vale spent Sunday at the home of the former's aunt, Mrs. Wesley Leggatt, Quite a number from here attend- ed the concert in Lucknow «•'eclnes- This Store will feature special goods for your dollar FOR TWO DAYS ONLY Men's and Youths' Topcoats, including a new Forsyth Shirts; for $15.00 SUITS -40 Stock Suits, including grey wors- teds, navy blue, pencil stripes and fancy; including a New Hat $20,00 A Man's Silk Polo Shirt; 1 Pair of Braces and 1 pair of Sox $2.00 2 Pairs Forsyth Forbelt Short Underwear for $1.00 1 Pair Sox, 1 Pair Cuff Links and 1 Tie for . , . , $1.00 5 Men's Rubber Collars for ..$1.00; You Save $1.00 6 Man's Linen Collars for $1.00 1 Balbriggan Shirt and 1 Pair Drawers for $1.00 We will allow you $1.00 for your old Hat, on a New One, on Dollar Days. 1 Boy's Belt 1.Pair Sox, Golf 's Bo y S x, 1 Tie for $1.00 1 Lot of Men's Golf Hose, imported Wool, pr. $1.00 Boys' Carhartes 'Overalls ......... .... ... .$1.00 2 Pair Men's Silk Hose for , , + , . ... $1.00 4 Pairs Boys' Golf Bose for , .........$1.00 20 Boys' Suits on sale at, each , , , .... $5.00 Boys' White Broadcloth Blouses, sizes 6, 7,: 8 and 9, Tooke's; ii for , ... .. :.... $1.00 1 Cap and 1 Tie for ...... ..1.00 2 Pairs $1.00 Braces for ...... .,.,,. ,,..,.$1.00 Don't forget to get a lucky ticket, given with emery purchase of $1.00 at our store on Dollar Days. The Prize.Winners for last week were: 1stRobt. Greenaway, Bluevale, ... .... .Shirt nd-Miss Jean McLean,G Ie1anna:x ... , ....Tie and -fir. McKenzie, Wingharn B. College, ..:.Socks wln Mr. Ewan Simpson, who came home for the funeral of his brother, left on Saturday for his home at in- rtisfail, Alta. I Mr. John McKenzie of Langside, passed away on Thursday, April 28 in the 1f ingham Hospital, after a I mofewnths 1 oaths illrxess. He was in his. 90th year. Heleaves to mourn hi three daughter, Mrs. John Miller St. Helens, Mrs. Thos. Gaunt of Ki loss, and Miss Catharine McKenzi R iNT., of North Bay, and one sox 'ilex, on the horns place at Langside He was buried from the old home on Saturday, Rev. T. C. Wilkinson and Rev. Burgess taking the services at the house and at South Kinloss' I Church cemetery. The community extends sympathy to the bereaved family. Mr. Kenneth Weaver is helping Mr. Harry Bateman, of Culross, with the seeding. Mr. and Mrs. Amos Cornelius and Lucknow relatives called on Mrs. T. Smith on Sunday, who is ill in the Wingham Hospital. . Mr. Stewart kfcl3urney, who had xis leg broken some time ago, had he misfortune to fall on Sunday in- uring his leg again, necessitating either medical care. The W.M.S. of the United Church eld their regular monthly rvieeting n the church last Wednesday, with Its. Lott, the vice president, in the hair•, After the opening exercises and the reading of the minutes of ast meeting, Mrs. Frank Henry of- Bred. proyer, then Mrs. Cox gave a eading from the study book, "The .and of the Dawn,", Miss C. Laid- aw read a splendid paper on Tem - trance, and Mrs. J. D. Beeeroft ead a number of items of interest n Horne Missions. After the tak- ng of the Easter Thank Offering, he meeting was closed- by the sing- tg of a hymn, with Mrs. Campbell eading' in prayer. It was decided to old a quilting bee at the next ,reg lar meeting in May, in order tci ave the quilts ready for the June hiptnent, and any second-hand clo ling will also be sent at that time. Mr. Marvin McDowell, of West- field, the .lf., Wawanosh asses.hor, ade his siring visit to our coin-. -unity 'last week. iN CC,I BREAD. PASTRY SCONES - And basic sweet dough products. Fresh daily. gx d 111 s ikery `Always the best." 146 ITII1t1111111111111illt1111141111�1111 11177:110111 Phone 145. Thursday, April 28th, 1932 Ella Barnard, Cora fewitt, Mrs.' C. Hetherington,:; Mrs, R. McKinnon, Program Committee, Mrs, D. J. Falconer,' Mrs. S. Gallaher, Mrs. Smith, Mrs, Jos. Breckenridge;'Dis- trict Director; Miss Tborntonf egate tooDistrict Annual, Mrs, Gall- aher; Auditors, Mrs. Aitken, Mrs, Bosnian; Pianist, Miss Cora Jewitt';' Press Secy, Olive Scott; Secretaries for standing' :committees were re-el- ected. The newly -elected President took charge and closed the netting by singing 'The National 'Anthem. The hostess served refreshments assisted by a number of the members. Friends of Jas. Thynne will be glad to know that he is gaining in strength gradually from his. recent attack of pneumonia, Mary in .this community will be interested in knowing that Mr. S. Kerr, B.A.,. who was student pastor tlt Bluevale and Eadies last summer graduated in Theology from Knox Fs College, Toronto, and last week was ordained and inducted into the p•ts- toral charge of Avonton and Moth- erwell in the Stratford Presbytery. A reception was held at the close of the service when Rev. and Mrs. Kerr wort introduced to the mem- bers of the congregations. Mrs, W. J. Duff spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. 1Vm. Hall, at Brussels, Mrs, Mary Robertson is spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. J. L. Geddes, at I]elgray.e. Rev, Win. Patterson pastor of Knox Presbyterian Church is at ! Brantford this week . attending the B Meeting of the Hamilton and Lon -11 don Synod. Mr,, George McDonald, Cameron McDonald and Mrs. D. J. Falconer I were at Molesworth on Saturday at- tending the funeral. of the late Mrs. Thos. McDonald, Visitors in the village during the week, and over the week -end: Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Coombes and Miss Mary, of Simcoe, with Mrs. W. J. Duff. Miss M. Olive Garniss, Mount Forest, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Garniss. Charles Messer with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Messer. Archie McKinney, Sarnia, and El- don McKinney, of Toronto, with their brother, Win., and Mrs. Mc- Kinney. J. Wesley Beattie and his daugh- ters , Etlr • e] and Florence epee anal Miss Mary Dodds, of Seaforth, spent Sunday at the home of F. 13, Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar McMichael at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Hutton. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Johnston, 1-liss Lila Stewart and.Mrs. A. Procter, of Bclgrave, were Sunday visitors with Mr. Thos. Stewart. Stanley Elliott, of St. Catharines Public School Staff, was a week -end visitor with his brother, Raymond and Mrs. Elliott. Miss Ethel Johnston, O:rangehrll, spent Sunday at her home here. Miss Margaret Wilson, teacher at Harrow, spent the week -end with her mother, Mrs. Geo. McDonald. Wm.. Hall is visiting his brother, John and Mrs. Hall. 111211)11 been visiting at the home of Mrs. Chas. Campbell, returned home on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Yule and 13erna spent Sunday in Goderich.. The twenty t annual meeting of the Belgrai e Women's Institute was held an Tuesday, April 19th at the home of Mrs, M. A. Wheeler, and was well attended. The Presi- dent, Mrs. C. R. .Coulter, was in charge. The roll call was responded to with payment of fees for the coming year. Reports of several committees Were heard and plans for the district annual to be held in I>elgrave are well under way. The branch have gladly accepted an in- vitation to attend the Speaker's meeting in Wingham on June 17th, The election of Officers took place as follows: Pres., Mrs. C. R. Coul- tes; lst vice Pres., Miss Edith Proctor; 2nd vice Pres., Mrs. Finlay McCallum; Secretary and press re- porter, Cela E. Coultcs; Assist. Sec. Gertrude Armstrong; Cook Book Sec, and branch Treasurer, Mrs. J. M. Coultes; Pianist, Martha Arm- strong; Assist. pianist, Nora Van- Carn'p; Branch Directors, Mrs. G. Higgins, Mrs. R. Higgins, Mrs. VanCamp, Mrs, R. McCrae; District Director, Miss E. Procter; Program committee, Miss M. Armstrong, Mrs, Earl Anderson, Mrs. J. Taylor, Mrs..NI.Cot r Coultes, s, Mrs. J. Wheel - m ler; Outlook Coin,, Mrs. R. McCrae, f' Mrs.. H. Wheeler, Mrs. W. Pocock, 0 Kin. Mrs. C. Procter; Auditors, Mrs. F. e McCallum, Mrs. G. Higgins. It was r 1 decided that the lunch for the coin- ing year be sandwiches alone, with tea, coffee or lemonade; other new business included the decision of the meeting to buy a pair of flannelette blankets for a needy family. The meeting closed with the National l Anthem, after which lunch was ser- ved of sandwiches and cake, and a social time enjoyed, Mr, and Mrs. MacLaugh.lin, De- troit, are visiting at the home of Mrs. Jos. Chainney. The bridge at Mr. Logan's on the 9th con., caved in last week and is unsafe for any further use, BBLGRAVl1 Considerabie excitement was eaus- ed Monday morning, when the team of horses ort, the grader ran away. They were being watered at the ho- tel pump when they became fright- ened and ran as far as the station. Luckily no one was hurt. Mr. Milts, of Aylmer, who has BLUEVALE ALE The Annual meeting of the Wo- men's Institute was held on Wed- nesday afternoon at the Home of Miss Ella 13arnard, after the regular routine business, the secretary gave a report of the year's work, twelve regular meetings' were held during the year with a good average at- tendance. The papers and addresses given were of a high standard and were much appreciated. The books closed• with a balance on hand of $70.80. The President, Miss Barn- ard, in a short address, thanked the members for their hearty support throughout the year. Mrs, A. Mow- bray was voted into the chair 'and conducted the election of officers wiht the following result: President Mrs, Alex, Mowbray; lst vice Pres. Miss Beatrice Thornton; 2nd vice Pres,, Mrs, Robt. Shaw; Secretary- Treasurer, Olive Scott; Directors, DIAIVIONDS, WATCHES, SILVERWARE, JEWEL.. LERY AND GIFTS. Moderately Priced. OFFICIAL C.N,R, WATCH INSPECTOR Each Month We Repair One Watch FREE. Winnor for March- ►Miss A. Dennis, Winghanl. GEQ. WILLIA jtVV1JLLER Phone 5. e 101111 1111IIlleit ilim1I111111 <IIhIIIIA4111�DIIl�lllllplll gllhll)Il�llI 11I+� 1111 111'!111101111gI11 11111011I�I iNat fig 0 Sensational Price Cuts throughout the entire store mean Big Savings for you on Twin Dollar Days - This Friday and Saturday. Come with the crowds and share in the Bargains "Your dollars will buy with us" on these SPECIAL SALE DAYS k LADIES! YOU 'I;L WANT x[ SPRING GARMENTS I ▪ 100 SPRING SCARFS $1.49 Ascot, Pussy Bows. Bias, 11 Stripes, Spots, Conventional all fide silks of our regular 1.75 to 2,50 Iinesr Dollar pays your _® choice at $1.49, 1 KAYSER STOCKINGS �1 Here's a wonderful buy in ...... these quality Stockings, All the new colors in Semi Service and Service weights with regu- I lar values $2.00, Grand Dollar Day Clearance, per pair 88c, $L50 ORIENT AND HOLE - PROOF STOCKINGS Chiffon and Semi Chiffons in Fri our high grade 1.50 lines. All the colors on sale. Remember this big saving for Dollar Days $1.15 per pair, or 3 Hair $3.00. KNITTED • SUITS 8 only Women's 2 piece Knit ted Suits $5.00. CORSETS FOR SMALL WOMEN Your last .chance, 2 prs. for 1.00 Little Girls Cotton Drawers 7 pairs for $1,00 Women's 1.50 to 2.50 Lisle Combinations for 1.00 50c Linen Face Towels, 4 1.00 EAST WAWANOS,U Anniversary services will be held at Caldin Presbyterian Church, East Wawanosh, an Sunday, June 5th. Rev. W. M': Rochester, D.D., will take charge of the services at ll a. in. and 7.80 p.m. The W. M. S. of S. S. 'No. 9, a branch of Winghanl United Church, held a quilting at the home of Mrs. Elisha Walker and a very enjoyable time was spent, Mr. Stanley Elliott and Mr, Hen- iy, of St. Catharines, spent the week -end at the home of Mrs. Jno. Elliott. - Mr. and Mrs. Ben. Farman, Sea - forth, were visitors at the home of Mr. Wan. Arbuckle. Mrs. Rachel Sturgeon and sons, Manuel and William, also Miss IC; Leach, of A]vinston, visited on Sun- day with her sister, Mrs, Tom. Ir- win. • Mrs. Wn , Ruddy and Lewis, spent Sunday at Henson Irwin's. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Anderson and Mr. and Mrs, Phil Dawson and fam- ily visited at the home of Mr. Herb Shielrs, i3luevale, Mr. Joseph Kerr and Mr. and Mrs, Leslie Buckman and son spent Sunday at the home of the former's son, Mr. Jack Kerr. Mrs: Hilton Ogden and Miss Alba Morley, of London, are visiting at the home of the former's mother, Mrs, W. J. Currie, Mr, Jim Deacon has hired with C. Shiells and Mr. George Taylor with M.r, Wilfred Reid. Miss Rachel Currie visited at the home of her Stint, Mrs. Toni Tay - tor. Be sure you listen in to the two special broadcasts from 1OB, ', this Thurs. and Friday at 7.15 p.nr. 11 1 1 1111 191 B0 1-111111111gi111111111111111111(111111oI1111IIaI1111111111111111w111111111 1111111I:1111111IAl l l®11141111111111111i111111 N l 114 $2.50 Men's Silk Combs ....... $1.87 $1.50 Silk Shorts $1.00 $1.00 Linen Handkerchiefs, 2 for $L00 Fine Cotton Combinations...98c To 2.50 Sleepwell Pyjamas 1.50 $1.50 to 2.50 Golf Socks 88c 85c Mercury Men's fine Sock 2 pairs for • $1,25 2 pr. Llama Cashmere Socks for .............. $1.00 12 Only Boys' 2 Bl-........ oomer Suits at $5.00 50c Rubber Door Mats, While they last 3 for .50c HANSON WORK SOCKS You all know the ,quality 39c lines, 3 pairs $1.00 75c line, 2 pairs $1.00 29c Cotton Work Socks, 5 pairs for .-...... $1.00 FINE HABERDASHERY 50c Coatless Braces, 3 pr.,..1.00 60c Heavy or Fine Braces 39c $1.00Silk Ties, 2 for $100 50c Currie Garters 39c $1.25 Extra Fine Braces. 89c 750 Double Grip Garters, 2 pairs for $L00 A Hundred Men's Caps $1.19 BORSALINO, BROCK HATS Dollar Day Specials $3.98 WORK MIT SPECIAL One finger style, heavy mule skin, 2 pairs for 49c. COATS, DRESSES, SUITS The newest of course. Every garment just sparkles with its smartness. Come and he fitted with "A New One" on Dollar Days. These Days Only You Save 20%. HATS, SCORES OF THEM The New Rough Straws, To - yo, Balibuntals, etc. Buy the new styles on Dollar Days. OF SPECIAL MENTION 30 Women's and Misses Coats at $13.95 21 Misses' and Half Size Coats at $11.00 17 Coats and Suits at $6.00 EXTRA SPECIAL DRESS GOODS 95c all Wool Delaines l yd 1.00 33c Fine Linen Towelling, 4 yards for $L00 $1 Black Crepe Dress Goods 2 yards for $1.00 $1-75 and $2.00 Black Dress Goods, 2 yards for $2,00 $1.19 Silk Dress Tafettas, 88c $2.50 Rose Drapery 54 inch wide, per yard $1.19 Bedroom Curtains, 2 pairs 1.00 69 Women's Stockings 2 pr. 98c 200 REMNANTS 2 TO 4V, YARDS Every line of piece goods contributes to this great rem- nant sale. Curtainings, Prints Sateens, Dress Goods, Cottons Chintzes, etc. Nothing over '4 price. Some much Iess, FUR COATS Here's where You'll In- creas you chances in the Free Prizes. 1 only $3.50 Finest Hud- son Seal Coat ............$1.99.00 1 only 150.00 French Seal Coat at $88.00 1 only " 125.0 Muskrat 0 $ k at Coat for$ 79.00 1 only $55.00 Man's Fur Coat for $39.00 MENI HERE'S A SNAP IN GOOD SUITS A selection. of 50 of our best Suits, Fine Botany Serges, west of England Greys and hard twisted Worsteds. Our regular stock pricer at $29.50 to $37.00 sizes to 46, Dollar Days, your choice $24.95. YOUNG MEN'S SUITS 18.75 A fine selection of high grade models for the young men, new styles, Spring colors and high class workmanship. Big saving for Dollar Days $18.75. FASHION CRAFT TOP COATS Brand new garments that are sure 1.10 please, Dollar Days you save 20%. KING'S DOLLAR DAY PRIZE We are givink FREE a Down Comforter as a Dollar Day Prize. With every Dollar Purchase from us you get a free coup- on which entitles you to a chance on this ,,Down Comforter. The more dollars you spend here, the more chances you have of win- ning our prize. Shop with us $ Days. Your money will go farther, G 15 IIIMIMINI11 BIBillE1111311M 53 115 Esq 53 11 Sh 53 53 53 19 53 > 111! wilmemOMONommomso 111111111111111111It1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111I1r111111111111111111111111111 Ir1111111111111111111111111111 �f I i 1® We are placing many lines of footwear on sale 'during these Two Days, and in additiox A 10% DISCOUNT CC1tn All New Spring Goods. Sh,00. Store Phone 129,, Wingham The Leading She Store ' . ] at111IIiYbl1111nialI IIIIgdlllpll!)sIIi IIotolomid11111111I11M11111 111 1111a111111oottro1i1 'l1fIg111 i1 at 'Days APRIL 29th and 30th Willis' Shoe Store FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NEXT,