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The Wingham Advance Times, 1925-11-26, Page 4e�stas ift� y not choose early while stocks are Complete? .A. small payment down will reserve any article in our large stock until you require it, Our stock ia'.very .complete and our prices arelower than last aFcarry y e We our usual line of articles suitable for Christmas ,� Gifts in, Stationery, Perfumes, Kodalss, Chocolates, Toilet Cases, Eb- ony and Ivory Goods, Fountain Pens and many other articles, The "Red and Gold Line" is a new line of goods comprising 'Gifts suitable for all occasions from 5oc to $7.5e each. The Bulb Bowl complete with bulbs in an ideal Gift for moth- er, 'right now 75c to $4.5o each McKibbon's Drug tore isezh ;ivi; Ont. !Tao Stupe Phone 53 FOR QUICK SALE—A 1923 Ford Coupe, right, worth $73, more than eve ask. Terms to . shit. Craw- fords. PHONE—Use the telephone : when you want: a good fat chicken or a fat ,.hen delivered promptly. We also, have: for sale red carrots, beets 'pa"rsnips, cabbage, onions and pick- ling, onions. John Kerr, phone 4on625. FOR SALE OR RENT—Several good dwellings in the town of Wingham. V. R. VanNorman; LOST—Pair of dark rimmed glasses, with gold nose piece at Wingham High School. Finder kindly • leave at this office. NG4IAM VANGE-TIMIO Our Personal Mrs, Tas, A, Caspell, returlted £ her home in Cleveland this week, a - It xxi Column ter visiting her mother, Mrs. James, sr,, andattending the funeral of ;•ler r. and. Mrs. R° ;A, Spotton were brother, the late Z Obert W, James. ' isitors in Harristan en Sunday. i Mr, and. Mrs. Henry Vrxter and fa^ v: Mr, Geo, M. Robertson of Ypslanti rally left on Tuesday for Florida; Mich., is renewing 'acquaintances in where they will spend them a p he Winter, ter, The bride wore a becom'ing dress of .#own, Their many friends wish the land of warm weather, p McCreigiat--.Mann iptia.1.s A quiet wedding took place on Wed- nesday, November XI, 1925, at the Manse, Walton, when Flora May, on- ly daughter of Mr. and Mrs: Wan. Mann of Monl:ton, became the bride of Mr. Roy. McCreight, Atwood. Rev. Chandler officiated, Thurs b y'y ;Nc'vem.ber 4th,„' x a iIl11 NI�li I11� oitt1119MII1ppI111�I11>WNIIII IIl�Nk11 l 44- owder blue crepe, with ,touches nf• Mrs. Capelaisd, 'corner John and ant. time in gala lace,' gold hose and black satin II Minnie. Sts., spent a few days in Tor- Mrs, Ansley met with a painful' ac .bridesmaid,ii f cident, •one evening,' recently. While sister of the groom; was , onto. * standing on the cough to pull down and wore an ensemble suit of powder / Mrs. A. M. Hannah and daughter, the blind she over, balanced and fell are spending a couple , of weeks in heavily to the floor, receiving a se - shaking as well as a badly were shaking up Mrs. S. H.Gidley'of BIyth, spent a er M H rristor: Marie, is renewing acquaintances Mr. Ale c. ' Murray of a !this vicinity: Mr. Cornell•is Supt. of Spent the kis sister, Mrs,' W. Phair• one of the delegates to the dinner at Mr. and I(rs, Giles of Fordwich, 'Government House, Toronto, at visited for a few days this week at which Mr. McGrath, the. successor to the home of Mr,' W. Phair. , the late • Sir Adarn Beck, outlined his Miss Jean Tervit has:returned home policy of harnessing the St. Laurence after spending a two' weeks holiday power. with friends in Windsor, Walkerville,l and Galt. Card of Thanks Miss Gonzaga Kehoe of Detroit, is We desire to express to the many spending a month at the home. of her kind friends and dear neighbors, our parents, Mr. and'Mrs, Peter Kehoe, appreciation of their, sympathy and as Patrick St. sistance during our •recent bereave - Mr. Jos. B. Scott, and daughters, rnent, also to our Pastors, Revs. Ben Miss Beulah. and Eleanor of Petrolia, nett and McIntosh for, their kind spent the, week -end with 'his sister, words of sympathy and consolation. Mrs. W. R. Dyer. ` —Wife, ''Children and Friends of ` the late Robt. W. James. Mrs, Julia Day from,Gerrie visit- j - ed. Mr. and Mrs.'M'ackersie last week'' gLYTH and we all had a good time and ap- I Mr. R. M. McKay, returned •on. Sat - 'Miss Doris 'Fells as accepted .a lu- urday from s hunting trip.' Mr. and rs. C de of S. Marys crative position in Toronto. She was accompanied to the City by her mo -are visiting Dr. and'Mrs: Barnby. ther, who spent a few days there. ' Mr. Joseph Taman, ' attended the, ed .arm and hand. few days at the home of her.daugh r William Cornell of. Sault Ste ter, Mrs.D.Somers. in week -end at the home . of 'the Public Utilites in the Soo and was and navy blue. .The, groom was sup- Ported by the brides' brother, Mr. The groom's gift to the bride was a substantial cheque, to the ,brides- maid, a varsity , case, and tothe groomsman, a gold signet ring.. Mr. and: Mrs; McCreight left on the afternoon train on a ,short honey moon, the bride travelling in a satin faced sand crepe dress, black velvet hat, and taupe p:arvella' coat: The happy young couple will take up their. residence at Henfryn, where Mr Mc creight recently purchased the store Listowel Banner. , 1-1 m I�r A CALENDAR ROMANCE . .:t res: Our hero was when all Archie Mann, a AGENTS WANTED -An exception- al opportunity for an energetic man whole or spare time. Full line of trees and shrubs. We supply free ,'selling outfit and pay liberal com- missions. Start now Welland, Nursery Co., Welland, Ont. fl ere,: -s INY pir I Iii Values I Tumblers, each -- ..-......5c iii; Nappies,' 6c — � each w �, I® S• erving Trays, from ....•. ^ -... ?5c ,,:: Fruit Bowls, from -•,•........4„.......29c — xgc 7 Dust Pans, each ,, ._ �Y c �, : S• lippers, per pair _..,..:,..:..,^.-. 51 ® Slipper Trees, gilded, pair ......zoc _ ii Individual Steel Frying Pans:. each---___—_-- =';r5c Lit PM CUPS AND SAlJCGERS niv Special Value, per 1 5 dozen for _.-_._ ........- is said and done; . These are most suitable for !- He worked hiss head: off daily and' ® Christmas Gifts and are'very �- was out to get,the MON. : ® inexpensive. The reason for his diligence was `�� Each place 'tis` true—I H tried .to swell his salary'so it = p would do for •TtjE I ® Th T a �.�d 6e�� � t®�1 -. And maybe that's the reason why one _ , day lie lost his head ill 1111®III'' 111®1110111151111®11'11'''®Ill III lip And falling on his knees, he cried: 1.7-7._ TREASURER'S SALE OF LAND FOR TAXES 1!y virtue of a warrant under the hands of the..Mayor and Treasurer of the Town of Wingham and having the seal of the said ''Corporation attached thereto, bearing date the loth day of September,' A. D. 1925, commanding me to levy upon the lands enumerat- ed hereunder for the arrears of taxes respectively duethereon together with costs. NOTICE IS HEREBY given that in accordance with the Assess- ment Act unless such taxes and costs WANTED—Good store location, rea- are sooner paid I shall proceed to sell s culars rent. Write, giving full par - by public auction the. said lands or so ticulars,to Box Sao, Brantford, Ont. ,much thereof as iiia, be necessary for e FOUND -A sum'.' of money on Fran- *the payment o the taxes and costs Street. 'Elsner Wilkinson, thereon at the Town Hall, in the iTown of Wingham on Monday the corator, Phone 228. ' 8th day of I3eceiiiber, A. D., 1925; at HOUSE FOR SALE John Street, - the hour of two o clock in the af- one of Wings atn's nicest moderate ternoon. Ra Priced dwellings. E. J. Mitchell. Lot, Part of Park 12; street, Jose- .:;phine West; Acres, 1i; Patented or WANTED General housework by Unpatented, Patented; Taxes $135.81. IN vance Office. W. A. Galbraith; Treasurer, Town of Wingham. LOSP T—One spare 30x3i tire and Arai i - Belgrave. Finder leave t Ad 1' Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Platt, have re - 'funeral of the late Mr. Robert James, hear Wingham on Saturday, turned to' their home in Port Colborne Mrs. Charles :Harvey of Exeter, after visiting at the • home of Mrs. spent a few days in this vicinity. Platt's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel The Women's Missionary Soceity of Burke. Queen St. United Church, shipped a Miss Doris Walker is home from barrel of fruit to Toronto on Friday. Toronto, visiting her mother, Mrs. Is- Miss 011ie Magill, 'Mrs. Riddell, aac Walker, whom we are pleased to visited friends in London this week. report is recovering after a very se- Mr. John Barr attended the Winter vere illness. •Fair in Toronto. Dr. Hambly and Mr. Geo. McKay Mr. and Mrs; James Logan visited have returned from, their hunting trip 'friends in Toronto during the week. along the French ,River. They`attended. both'' . A number of our citizens "Oh, maiden, wilt thou WED. He- may have thought' this sudden, but it seemed not so to her; :I She lisped a quick acceptance and' said forcibly, "Meth'.; THUR. r But when they went to keeping'house' he feared he would die; enjoyed: the trip' and brought home a the'sale'of the .late .Mrs.,.Cole at Clin- couple of -fine deet, ton on Saturday. ®. 4 8 ® RUBBER BOOTS For, oh, that modern maiden could neither bake nor FRI. She could - not run a bungalow, or ev- en.:run a flat, So on many occasion in a restaurant they. SAT. But he forgave her everything—as man has always done— When she presented. him one day a bouncing baby SUN. Mr. Russel Copeland of Toronto,.is visiting with his mother in town,' Personal Greeting Cards In many cases there is only one do zen of the same ,kind of cards, A. couple of ladies came in to look at. our cards on Monday, one to buy, the:' other had already purchased hers. Both were loud in their praise of our assortment and the lady who had al re'hdy got hers exclaimed "WhyI paid: $3.75 per dozen for my cards and they had to send away to have them print- ed, and yours are much nicer, too.” , We cordially invite •the ladies of the town and vicinity to call and see our t , assortment of Christmas Cards. Fold- ers neatly printed with your own name. etc for $L5o: per dozen, $2.50 and $2.75. All new stock. dpi®sibwa Rl llaimsa1ll�IM®®sea®', Viii }III®'$$$$$$$$$$ $$ 8 good capable gir 1. Apply at Ad- Costs $32,50, Total $168.31. a on 'November 13, between Blyth and • BLUEVALE same a - , The Women's Missionary Society of vance and receive reward. the Biuevale United Church, intend holding a bazaar, in -the basement of In FOR SALE—White enamel baby cut- the United Church, on the afternoon ter with white leatherette, hood. Ap and evening of Friday, December, 4th. iTcri ply to GeoF W. Casetsrore, Bristol all sorts of articles also home-made 1111 Terrace. ;candywill be on sale In the evening 114 WANTED-- Lady wishes general {there will be an admission fee of 15c. MI iculars A program will be given and a social gi housework. For further part appy, at this officer , good tune, after which lunch will be 4 i i ,_, served: Lunch twill also be sold at NOTICE " ,ihe tea hour. It All persons who 'lave not paid their i. Miss Zelma Ttirvey is spending the .11 cemetery dues for re25, or accounts week -end with friends at Drayton. a for work at the Wingham Cemetery' The W. M. S. of the United Church 8 are requested to pay these in as soon met on Tuesday last at the Parsonage 2� as501 ' convenient to that the accounts ,there was a large attendance and a ;1 Profitable time spent, a a ' ' li year maybe completed. The. P kind co-operation of persons interest- . d will Abe ttee. appreciated by the Ceme^ Church, put on a social can Friday en- , Special i Ue i Women's ill and 'Wool loner,• r}= Cornii�itt,ee. �enitzg. Everyone present had an en- � .-.:_ b � Men's : Rubber Boots, first quality, made to stand hard wear, White Sole, Roll edge. M14.98 A 1��11®S ;raa,ihe llXi 111�11111h111®1111�1111�U1EI111®1111@II IIIMII ll�'I11 ya 4 S1-1 1'" STORE 1119'1111®111®1111 lid 111®llll®III,+II1�IIIEII1aa 11112111�III�111_ E.: Men's Black Rubber Boots, plain edge,: red sale Best Quali- ty $4.49 Overshoes for Men and Boys in one, . two and four. buckles Prices fot c op • The Mission Band of Bluevale ltl e 4.50 m11mIni1nM►u®n SPECIAL—Adjusto (as:' pictured) in Lighter Weight Jersey I"4s EXCLUDER—A £ourbuc-. kled Galosh at , an unusually low price. Fully guaran- teed, too!' Specially made for school wear for bigger girls. Women's sizes,' 3 to 8, at $3:50 ADJUSTO-- '(as pictured, combine's two .buckels and two dome fasteners. "It is made to fit each heel height and is a particularly attrac- tive style. In 'Cashmerette Cloth .,.. erre Cloth $450. Cloth, Special Price — e' In Finest Jersey cargreemonammentteavammemumalladammesarmtemettmommummtosomxstour Misses' Col sites Childre''s GolOs IIIauIII+"IIIG811101111�III�Iil9r61illilil sizes ll t -r 2 ........ $2.75 es; sizes 7 to 1O . ,..' . $2.4W 111^":1111011111111181110111i11I I1X111Nt111�111gII1B11111 1III IIIHMli1®111 WOMEN'S HIGH LACE BOOTS 25 pairs in Black or Brown Kid and Calf Leathers, Sale Price 17 a. WOMEN'S OXFORDS AND N STRAP SLIPPERS a 3o pairs in black, brown and 111 patent leather, Special Price .. 4 fill ■: ®: '111 $119 411, a 69 Women's one strap comfort- able House Slippers Electors of the joya )e EAST WA TANOSH Leather To evening. NOTICE ollt� 1&3tAt(isn A nreeting„ of the pRubber c��i ,� Town of Winghafn will be held for 1 The W. M. 5. of'Brick : United �rdya Proof, first sgatali� the Nomination of candidates for Ma -;Church' held a very successful sewing ii! yor, Reeve, Municipal Council, Public meeting at the homeaof Mrs. Franlr., Utilities Commission, and . Public"Thompson on Wednesday last. There ., School Board os Monday,. November ;was a splendid turnout of ladies and ° $ a soth., 1925x, at 8 o'clock hi the Town they worked so industriously that Ha11, they now have quite a thox of quilts Candidates must be nominated in and clothing for charity work. w.vriting; the mover and seconder •Mr. and Mrs. Wellings were at Sal- ! is must be present at the meeting. lett on Sunday, 11 ?bone The electinti,, if required, for the? Mr. Wilfred IeVittie, visited 'with in said candidates, will be held on Mon -;lits uncle, Ur. Joe Kerr this week. 4 ,� day, December 'lb., s425, at 'the poll- Mr. Harold Kerr, visited at Sam rINC °IR 1 y�-law, r7eacoii's on Sunday'. lag' places trtentioned in the B ,., 174 . A, Galbraith, Mr, and Mrs.' Joe Iteri`, visited with Ni Retulrniug Offie4r.Mrs, W, J. Kerr en Sunday,' I11EiMikI Mei all LIM IN4I 'Alli NIVINN NISMOCid $3:50up 1,25 U a :ehope:23'WINGHAa ,. . RIO orae+ W imen a first qual.......95c Misses' first qu.:'ity- . 85c hildren's first goes.... 75c a?i TORE II1aN $ I MI$ $ $$$116$11M$igII$ f.