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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1936-05-07, Page 5’IK* *tP’uni1 Thursday, May 7th, 1936 I WINGHAM ADVANCE’TIMES /. 7 • 1 »«• 1 J Triple Dollar Day Boosters Dominion Store Willis’ Shoe Store Hanna Automobile Sales D. Rae & Son Walker’s Furniture McKibben’s Drug Store H. E. Isard & Co. A. C. Adams Seirite Store Bank of Commerce Elmer Wilkinson Hanna & Co., Limited Thursday, Friday, Saturday, MAY 7th, 8th and 9th Triple Dollar Day Boosters I Walker Stores, Limited McAvoy’s Drug Store Reavie’s Service Station T. Field & Co. Williams’ Jewelery King Bros. G. Mason & Son Rush Millinery The Dominion Bank Cosens & Booth Greer’s Shoe Store Biggs’ Grocery II Shop in Wingham With the Stores that Display Dollar Day Pennants for Better Values I BELMORE Those who attended the Women’s Institute meeting Friday afternoon, held at Mrs. David Eadies, Glenannan thought it good to be there. Miss Jean Herd has left for Tor­ onto, where she has secured a posi­ tion. The Missionary meeting with 12 in attendance was held at the Manse Wednesday afternoon, also some quilting was done. The ladies had a social chat as is the women’s, way. When night came on the quilt was there to be finished up next day. ASHFIELD THEY GOME BACK FOR BRAY CHICKS ' YEAR AFTER YEAR WHEN a man buys 200 Bray Chicks— And takes 204 out of the chick boxes— And raises 201— One more than he paid for— And the 201 suit him “right down to the ground”— What happens? Well, naturally, he writes (as did this customer at Hannon, Ont.): “I. was certainly well pleased, so will you send me this year's price list. I hope to have the same good luck this Spring.” And, ordering BRAY chicks again, he can very properly expect the same “good luck”. For, after all, it isn’t good luck. It’s good, man­ agement. Bray Chicks are bred and hatched to behave that way. There’s no reason why they shouldn’t* do it for YOU, too. Order yours today, and see if they don’t. Fred W. BRAY Limited CHICK HATCHERY A. C. ADAMS, Agent Wingham, Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Thoms, near St. Helen’s, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Cameron. Mrs. Elizabeth Maides, 4th con., is spending a few weeks with her cou­ sin, Mrs. Charlie MacDonagh. Mr. and Mrs. Mackenzie Webb, near St. Helens, spent Sunday with their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. David Little, near Courey’s Corners. ' Mr? and‘Mrs. Henry Mathers, East" of Lucknow, spent Sunday with her relatives around Hackett’s church. Mrs. Robert Nelson, Jim and Jean, Mr. and Mrs. John Mullin spent Thursday in London. .Sorry to hear that Miss Violet Twamby has the measles and Mr. Spence Irwin has stomach flu. SALEM Mi's. John Gowdy and Miss Mildred Dane attended the Missionary Con­ vention held in Clinton Tuesday of last week. Miss Helen Willits from near Wingham spent a few days recently with Miss Iva Gallaher and other friends around here. Mrs. Wm. Weir spent one day re­ cently with Mr. and Mrs. George Dane, who live near Gorrie. A number in this vicinity are at present laid aside with sickness name­ ly: Mrs. Thomas McMichael is suf­ fering with a severe attack of Jaun­ dice. Mrs. Charlie Cathers has had an attack of pleurisy and Mr. Jas. Harris is laid aside with anemia and heart trouble. We hope to see them all restored to their former health soon again. The Mission Circle met last Sat­ urday afternoon at the home of Mrs. John Gowdy, and report a profitable meeting. A baby daughter has come to glad- cn the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hayden, 6th Turnberry . SAVE YOUR EYES NOW! Have them thoroughly examined, and know their true con­ dition — and1 if glasses are necessary, they may be procured at most reasonable prices. # You are SURE of comfort, style and satisfaction here at all times. SEE REID AND SEE RIGHT” R. A. Reid Stratford’s Leading Eyesight Specialist for 18 years. 21 Downie St. Stratford NOTE Mr. Reid conies to his Wingham office, in G. Williams Jewelry Store, every Wednesday morn­ ing from 9 to 12 noon, and to his Brussels office each Wed­ nesday afternoon from 2 to 5 in Miss Jadclin’s Store. WEDDINGS Munro - McDougall A quiet wedding took place at Ham­ ilton on Saturday, when Alice Jane McDougall was married to Dr. John A. Munro, Copper Cliff, son of Mrs. Munro and the late Mr. A. Munro, of Wroxeter, at the home of the bride’s aunt, Miss Ida McDougall. Rev. Wil­ liam Barclay officiated. Only the immediate families were present. The bride, who was given in marriage by her cousin, Mr. F. H. Rutherford, wore a gown of Mediterranean blue French chiffon and carried Johanna Hill r.Q,ses. Mrs. Robert H. R. Gray, matron of honor, wore a tunic cos­ tume of wine crepe and carried Sweet­ heart roses. Dr. J. C. Sinclair of Tor­ onto was groomsman. After a recep­ tion, the bride and groom left for a motor trip through the Southern States, the bride wearing a suit of grey English tweeds with platinum fox collar and navy accessories. On their return they will reside in Cop­ per Cliff, Ontario. BORN MacKENZIE—In Culross Township, on Friday, May 1st, 1936, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. MacKenzie, a daughter—Marlene Elva. MAITLAND LEAGUE TO START MAY 22nd Seven Teams in the League, Wing­ ham and Wroxeter Not In. At a meeting of the Maitland Lea­ gue held in the Orange Hall, Auburn, on Wednesday evening last week, the schedule for the coming season was drawn up. Seven clubs will comprise the league this year: Blyth, Colborne, Dungannon, Lucknow, Whitechurch, St. Helens and Auburn. It was expected that the league this year would be a nine-club affair and split into two sections, but, due to some misunderstanding, Wingham and Wroxeter withdrew. The schedule is as follows: May 22—St. Helens at Colborne. 25—Colborne at Blyth. 25— Auburn at St. Helens. 26— Lucknow at Dungannon, 30—Lucknow at Whitcclmrch. June 1—Blyth at Colborne. 1—‘Dungannon at St. Helens. 3— Whitechurch at Auburn. 4— Dungannon at Colborne. 6—Blyth at Lucknow. 6—-St. Helens at Whitechurch. 8—Auburn at Colborne. 8— St. Helens at Lucknow. 9— Whitechurch at Dungan­ non. 10—Lucknow at Blyth. 12— Dungannon at Auburn. 13— Colborne at Lucknow, 13—Blyth at Whitechurch, 16— Auburn at Dungannon. 17— St, Helens at Blyth. 17—Whitechurch at Colboriie, 20—Auburn at Lucknow. 20—Dungannon at White­ church. 23—Colborne at Auburn; 23—Llyth at Dutigannon. SCIENCE ADVISES AGAINST MEALS LOW IN NEEDED “BULK" Reports All-Bran Supplies This Dietary Adjunct Scientific tests have shown that meals which miss the proper “bulk” tend to cause common constipation. This condition causes discomfort, and may lead to headaches, loss of appetite, even serious disease. Avoid these faulty meals by add­ ing Kellogg’s All-Bran to your menus. It supplies generous “bulk” in convenient form. This absorbs moisture, and gently exercises and cleanses the system. All-Bran also furnishes vitamin B and con­ tains iron. The “bulk” in All-Bran is often more effective than that found in fruits and vegetables as it does not break down within the body. Two tablespoonfuls daily are usually sufficient. If not relieved this way, consult your doctor. Kellogg’s All-Bran may be served as a cereal with' milk or cream. Sprinkle over soups, salads or other cereals. Or cook into ap­ petizing muffins, breads, waffles; etc. It adds a delicious nut-sweet flavor to your recipes. How much better than taking oatent medicines—sometimes harm­ ful! All-Bran is sold by all gro­ cers. Made by Kellogg in London, Ontario. 6—Lucknow at Colborne. 6—St. Helens at Auburn. 8— Dungannon at Blyth. 9— Whitechurch at Lucknow. 10—Colborne at St. Helens. 14—Auburn at Blyth. PUBLIC SCHOOL REPORT FOR APRIL 'July 23—Whitcclmrch at St. Helens. 26—Blyth at St. Helens. 26— Lucknow at Auburn. 27— Dungannon at Lucknow. 27—Colborne at Whitechurch. 29— Blyth at Auburn. 30— Colborne at Dungannon. 30—Lucknow at St. Helens. 1— Whitechurch at Blyth. 2— St. Helens at Dungannon. 4—Auburn at Whitcclmrch. BUS SCHEDULE Effective May 3, 1936 Standard Time Leave South Bound 10.10 a.m., 8.45 p.m. Leave North Bound 12.15 p.m,, *4.15 p.m., 8.50 p.m. Leave West Bound 12 noon, *4 p.m., 9 p.m. * Saturdays Only* Itineraries planned to all points in Canada, United States and Mexico Consult local agent Queens Hotel, Phone 11, Brunswick Hotel, Phone 148 Central Ontario Bus Lines Ltd., Toronto Senior Fourth Total 750, Honors 563, Pass 450. F. Lockridge 660, N. Benedict 641, M. Homuth 636, B. Burgman 629, M. Fothergill 627, M. Templeman 624, J. Roberts 623, K. Jackson 615, H. Brown 614, J. VanNorman 612, M. Connell 605, V. Currie 605, C. Fitz­ patrick 591, B. Scott 579, A. Seli 577, D. Adams 569, I. Clark 564, B. Saint 562, B. Casemore 556, V. MacLean 556, R. Hamilton 537, L. Evans 532, M. Habkirk 529, R. Casemore 520, B. Lloyd 517, E. Fitzpatrick. 506, D. Henderson 495, B. Norman 494, V. Morris 488, K. Johnson 479, J. Fras­ er 477, E. Campbell 459, R. Sinnamon 451, A. Small 445, M. Radford 436, B. Sturdy 434, E. Curtis 417, D. Stew­ art 389. J. Tiffin, Teacher. Junior Fourth Total 475, Honors 356, Pass 285. B. Gannett 408, F. Robinson 403, M. Giousher 401, H. Hammond 401, L. Dore 392, L. Reid 388, Jean Lee 382, E. Hogg 376, H. Cantelon 368, A. VanWyck 359, C. Hamilton 352, N. Finlay 352, L. Lloyd 333, F. Pic- kell 327, N. Fry 326, V. Ohm 322, W. Harris 310, D. Murray 310, W. Grov­ es 308, H. Lee 304, G. Johnson 294, A. Stoakley 288, E. Deycll 269, D. Mellor 263, F. Barnes 247, W. Seddon 238, John Lee 234, N. Mundy 171, M. Campbell 139, J. Wilson 104. B. H. Reynolds, Teacher. Senior Third Grace Kingston 508, Eileen Dark 500, Clarence Ohm 498, George .Lloyd 486, Betty Groves 484, Ellen Bailey 480, Eric Schatte 464, Jack Hopper 462, Grace Hutcheson 461, Josephine VanNorman 460, Louise Thompson 457, Georgina Evans 438, Joe Falcon­ er 433, Harry Howard 432, Alan Wil­ liams 416, Eva Lcdiet 409, Laura Col­ lar 406, Carroll Casemore 386, Bill Forsyth 379, Junior Nivins 376, James Kennedy 375; Jimmie Cameron 365, Jack Gorbutt 363, Jack Carter-* 360, Betty Fitzpatrick 358, John Wilson 336, Roy Dark 332, Carl Vantier 283, Jack Rich 248, Allan Hyndman 247, Reggie Collar 232, Kenneth Craw­ ford" 187. V, McLaughlin, Teacher. Junior Third Total 625. Honors 469, Pass 375. Bill Galbraith 543, Grace Parker 515, Donald Hastie 501, Ruth Harris 499, Robert Chittick 496, Carl Clark 492, Margaret MacLeau 481, Douglas Fry 475, Craig Armstrong 474, Lor­ raine Brown 472, Jack Ludwig 458, Mildred Fitzpatrick 457, Bud Cruick- shank 456, Donna Buchanan 453, Is­ abel MacLean 449, Marjorie Falconer 442, Lois Adams 441, Harold Hutton 432, Frances Durnin 431, Iris Tcm- plcman 421, Grace Small 412, Pat Fitzpatrick 411, Wallace Hutton 405, Alvin Self 401, Donald Campbell 395, Doris Finlay 395, Mary Lepard 395, Joyce Carter 392, Doreen Garlick 378, Margaret Finaly 329, Norma Brown 326, Ambrose Zettler 255. Not tested: Frances Brophy, Lloyd Mundy, Jack Day. M. J. MacDonald, Teacher. Senior Second Total 500, Honors 375, Pass 300. Elizabeth Hare 432, Norman And­ erson 425, Lillian Angus 423, Annie Shiell 405, Jack Giousher 398, Frank Zettler 391, Muriel Evans 387, Shirley Edgar 386, Harold Seli 375, Lauretta Everick 374, Marie Lockridge 374, Orwell Allen 371, Wilfred Gannett 360, Helen Carr 358, Jean McLeod 357, Edward Fitzpatrick 348, Evelyn Allen 346, Fred Templeman 344, George Copeland 342, Joyce Walker 324, Madeline Mellor 321, Arthur Brown 311, Jack Mellor 308, Ileen Morris 298, Jimmy Sanderson 296, Jimmy Stoakley 277, Percy Vanner 271, Hugh Bell 264, Robert Prentice 218, Roy Finley 188. E. J. Bennett, Teacher. Junior Second Total 540, Honors 405, Pass 324. Jean Stewart 452, Donald Lloyd 4-43, Pauline Clark 435, Jean Prentice 425, Jean Town 418, Marjorie French 416, M. Angus 413, G. Bailey 406, R. Bell 405, J. Walker 404, label Brown 402, Walter Burgess 397, Marjorie Sinnamon 394, Cecil Yeo 375, Jack Ernest 355, Jack Montgomery 348, Ed­ die Carter 347, Freddie Ohm 346, Ir­ ene Giousher 330, Billie Lee 326, Mary Forsyth 306, Evelyn Evans 291, Bill Hilbert 288, Arnold Finlay 277, George Breen 232, Gilbert Robinson 144. B. Joynt, Teacher. First Book Total 370, Honors 277, Pass 222. Margaret VanNorman 842, Donald MacLeod 336, Milton Brown 335, Jack Lockridge 334, Helen Forbes 330, Jimmie Colborne 325, Billy Field 324, j Gerald Brophy 319, Alma Thompson 319, Betty Finley 314, Jack Musgrove 313, Gladys Giousher 312, Dorothy Wells 309, Jean Willough­ by 306, Teddy Bailey 298, Helen Lockridge 288, Shirley Lloyd 281, Wanda Cowan 276, Billy Templeman 271, Mary Prentice 264, June Everick 261, Jack Lloyd 254. Primary—Lillian Jones 321, Patricia Wild 315, Barbara Ross 313, Mary Forbes 297, Mary^ Vanner 296, Joan Edgar 296, Betty Allan 276, George Town 273, Howard Breen 76. P. Johns, Teacher. Primary Total 420, Honors 315, Pass 252. Ross Johnston 415, Grant Ernest 412, Ruth Gannett 412, Donna Tervit 411, Donald Schatte 402, Betty Sand­ erson 400, Tommy Lockridge 399, Bobby Finlay 396, Dawna Walker 395, Greta Hyndman 393, Helen Ar­ thur 390, Jimmy Beninger 380, Char­ lie Lee 380, Edith Giousher 376, Jerry La Rue 371, Donna Lockridge 370,. Joyce Hingston 367, Mary Lu Connell 361, Helen Sturdy 357, Alan MacKay 355, Madaline Deyell 353, Therese Fitzpatrick 353, Betty Hutcheson 352, Buddy Wild 351, Robert Morris 347, Rose Ohm 347, Flolrence Harris 340, Tresena Bondi 329, John Armitage 327, Ronald Browne 317, Laurene Prentice 311, Wilma Dark 298, Iona Henderson 264, Donald Montgomery 235, Paul Smith 228, Pauline Cowan 194, Marie Fitzpatrick 176, Edna Templeman 158. A. G. Williamson, Teacher, Debts - Debts If you haven’t already sent your list of accounts or notes to KELLY & AIKEN THE COLLECTION SPEC­ IALISTS, At ORANGEVILLE, ONTARIO, it would be wise to do so now. Remember—No Collection, No Charge. Established 1890. OUR AIM MORE and BETTER MATERIAL and SERVICES LOWER COST TO THE CONSUMER We have leased part of the Stewart Glove & Leather btuld- ing on Victoria Street, Wingham, and are ndw stocking up with building supplies of alt kinds, including dressed and rough lum­ ber. lime, paristone, cement, gyproc, Eastern and Western shingles, etc. We have recently purchased 300,000 feet of White Pine and Spruce, which We are now milling at Kincardine, and which we are selling at attractive prices. Let us talk over your building problems with you Mahood-Stewart Lumber Co., Ltd. Mills and Head Office, Kincardine, Ont. Yard’s at Kincardine, Lucknow, winghath, Tceswater, Sheguiandah. W.M. STEWART • WINGHAM MANAGER _ _ _ _ _V.