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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1944-01-06, Page 2• Thursday, januar Oh, 194C More than, two .generations ago—in Orandmother's day--,mothers first dis- Aovexed Vicks VVPRui4. Today it is wicleiYi40,0humeigrnedy for uliseries of chilaten's'Olds . , And here ie,the reason .3Vti VapoRub on xlua&it, est and bnck at bedthne starts to work two ways at.once— and keeps on working for hours—to ease,coughing, spasms, help clear con- gestion An cold-clogged upper breacn- mg passages, relieve muscular soreness or tightness. It promotes repaid sleep. Often most of the misery of the cold is sone by morning! That's why VapoRub is so, good to`use when colds strike. Try it! 41( -.044eve xopksr; • ..."1/111/0ff',4?0, 'avoim/4:itg.,e..,445v;vc/e, AUCTION SALE — of farm stock, and implements will be held at west lot 12, concession 11, Turn- berry, at 1.30 p.m, on, Thursday,' January 60. Terms.---Cash,: No re- , serve as farm i$SOO. Penald Blue, "Anctioneer; Sam Marshall, Clark 'Renwick, executors R, Culliton Estate. BOYS SICATES AND BOOTS—for sale. Sk'ze 5, practically as good as new, .Phone 258J, 'ALE — Ten good 'Portland u ters. Jack Thyrine, Briissels, R SALE—Girls skating outfit, size white boots and skates. Apply to Mrs, Percy Harris. FOR SALE — 3 storey building known as 'the tannery in Wingham, suitable for hatchery and poultry business. Possession available Feb- ruary 1. Apply Town Clerk's office. FOR, SALE — Two geese and one gander, Mrs. Martin Garniss, Lower Wingham, R.R. No. 3, Windham. FOR THAT NEW foundation 'gar- ment you will be needing, see your Spirella representative, Mrs. Wm. C. Murray, 'Minnie St., for a free demonstration. You will enjoy its wonderful freedom and support. HATCHING EGGS WANTED—We require additional breeding flocks all breeds to supply us with hatching eggs for 1944 hatching season. Flocks culled and bloodtested free of charge, Guaranteed premium paid. Also turkey flecks needed. Cockerels wanted: Barred Rocks, White Leghorris, White Rocks 'and Black Australorps suitable for breed- ing. Write for full details immedi- ately. Tweddle Chick Hatcheries, Limited, Fergus, Ontario. FOUND — Binding chain. Apply to Advance-Times. 'ROOMS WANTED—two high school students desire rooms. Apply Ad- vance-Times. SEWING—will do plain sewing. Mrs. Carl Deans, Diagonal Road. SLENDOR TABLETS — harmless and effective. Two sizes, $1 & $5, at ..MCKibbon's Drug Store. TENDER -- for 12 .cords of hard- wood, tops to 5 inches, will be re- ceived by the undersigned up to January 20th, 1944, to be delivered ,,,to -S.S. No. 9, Turnberry by June 1st. • State price and length of wood. W. R. Taylor, secretary, R.R. No. 1, Wingham, 'WANTED housewdrk by experi- .enced woman. Apply to Teresa Glasgow, Windham, Ont. WANTED — girl for general house- work. Apply to Mrs. A. E. Lloyd. Phone 26. WANTED—work on Saturdays by high school girl. Apply to Merle Abraham, Phone 6W, Wingham. HURON COUNTY COUNCIL. The next meeting of the Huron County Council will be held in the •Council Chambers, Court House, Goderich, commencing Tuesday, Jan- uary 18th, at 2 p.m. AB accounts, notices of deputations and other busitiess requiring the at- tention -of COuncil should be in, the 'hands of the County Clerk not later than Saturday, January 15th. N. W. MILLER, County Clerk, Goclerich, Ont. CARD OF THANKS Mr, and Mrs. Abraham Procter wish thank their relatives, friends and neighbors for presents, cards and words of congratulation on the occa- Sion of their Golden Wedding Anni- versary. WESTFIELD WINGHAM ADVANa-nmEs For Relieving Miseries of Chddrens Colds Mrti and Mrs. Wellington McGill of Saskatoen, Mr. and liars. Jack McGill of Delgrave, Mr. Walter McGill, Miss Olive McGill of Myth, visited on Fri- day with Mr. and Mrs, Roland Vitt,' eent. Miss Jean Carroibell of Sky Harbor, Goderich, spent New Year's with her terns, Mr. and Mrs. W, A, Camp- 1 r. and Mrs, Sid. McGlinehey and ly visited With Mr. and Mrs. Win. n ion New Year's Day. rs. r. L. McDowell spent a few in Goderich last week. are sorry to report Mr. Sam rtin is a patient in Wingham hos- 1, His merry friends hope to see home again- in good health. Miss Mae Wightmatt is visiting at or Mr, and Mrs, George ' httnatl, r. and• Mrs, Douglas CaroOell and visited on Stlilday at Godefith r. and Mts.. Wm. Miller, Mr. Gordon McDowell returned home on Sunday from Goderich hos pita). where lie was a patient for near- ly two weeks, Mr. and Mrs, A. E. Johnston and Morley, visited on Thursday last with Mr, and Mrs. Howard Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. jasper McBrian were Westfield visitors on New Year's Day, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Taylor, Eileen and Ronald, 'visited on, New Year's Day with. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stone- house, Goderich. The annual school meeting of school section No. 6, was held on Wednes- day p.m., with Mr. Will, McDowell in the chair. Wm, Govier was the newly, elected trustee. The trustee board for 1:944 will be comprised of Douglas Campbell, Walter Cook, Wm. Govier, Mr. Wm. Carter being hired as caretaker also taking the contract to put in the wood, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Cook and family of Belgrave, spent ,New Year's Day with Mr. and Mrs, Fred J. Cook. Mr. and Mrs. WeSley Stackhouse, Miss- Eva of Brucefield, visited recent- ly at the home ,of Mr. and :Mrs. Wm. McDowell. Mrs, Osbalcleston is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Carl Deans of Wind- ham. Mr. and Mrs. Norman McDowell and children spent New Year's with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Deans, Wingham. The Young People met on Friday night with 22 present. A social time was spent and 'social activities were enjoyed under the leadership of Rev. H. Snell. After which lunch was serv- ed. At midnight a short service was held, Phyllis Cook Presiding at the piano. Rev. Snell read a Psalm and led in prayer, and gave a short talk on "The Old and the New Year" and reada , poem entitled "Ring out the "old, ring in the new". The meeting closed with the Mizpah benediction. SALEM Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Catheis enter- tained a number of their friends on New Years Day. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gowdy of the B Line, Howick, spent Sunday evening with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Gowdy. Mrs. W. A. Cathers 'spent a few days last week with friends in To- ronto. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McMichael, spent an evening last week with Mr. and. Mrs. D, L. Weir. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Martin enter- tained a number of their friends on New Years. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Edgar from near iGorrie, spent Sunday afternoon With Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Weir. Miss Kay Willits of Brussels, visit- ed her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Willits for a few days at New Years. BELMORE , — The Missionary meeting of the United Church was held at the home of Mrs. Hackney, Wednesday after- noon. The attendance was below the average. The home of Mrs. McGlynn at the Brickyard, was saddened at the New Year, Her daughter Ida Mae, passed away in Detroit, a victim of pneu- monia. One brother, J. P. is at home with his mother, to whom our sym- pathy goes out in a large measure. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Douglas gave a euchre party to their friends Tuesday evening. As is the custom among the Darl- ing family who have a large connec- tion to present silverware at the 25th anniversary of their wedding this year, it was at the home of Mr, and Mrs, James Dickson (nee Annie Darling), Mr. and Mrs, Sclah 13reekenridge -of Jamestown, Mrs. Myrtle Weir and Floteriee, visited at Harry Mulveys, Thursday afternoon. Those taking New Years dinner with friends:, the Hunkin family at a :fl and Miss BeaSie Exeter; Char 6 Aitken and boys with. Mrs. John Da ling, mid Mary, Charlie Scott and Scott, with the t inetheti Weide att. fray with Mis Mary awl Hannah Stokes; Mr. L 'Pitch with his par- ents, also M argaret Abram of London wit $, Mr, A, tOtilleed to Ma bed so Mr. Jet, AO t a tia around seen again, A Red Cross 'quilting is sponsored for this week at the home of Mrs. Wm. Edwards, Institute meeting at Mrs. Norm, Newans, Mrs, John Mulvey is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Eadie of Glenannan, Miss Jeffray was a Wroxeter visitor with Mrs, James and Mrs. D, Rae. Mr. Bill Abram of the Collegiate, Guelph, was home for the holiday, Mrs, Fred ,lohann and fai4ily have recovered from the flu, Many will be interested in the mar- riage of Harry Vogart 'to Miss Marg- aret Hamilton, Moncton, B.C. EAST WAWANOSH, , BRICK CHURCH Brick United Church 'Held their annual community Christmas 'concert. It was an ideal fine Canadian Christ- mas night, but not very propitious for travelling, nevertheless there was a fair attendance' of all denominations. The program was the contribution of the pupils of S.S. No. 11. Miss Claire Magowan, teacher, an one-act play by the young people and a few outside items, The fdllowing took part: Chorus, "Everybody smile on 'Christmas"; reci- tation, "Really 'Christmas", Alice Marks; chorus, "There's a song in the air"; a play, "Christmas Eve"; chorus, "The First Noel" and "Away in a Manger"; exercise, "Christmas Bells", Sidney Thompson •and Bill Irwin'ei solo, "Christmas Candles", ' Barbara Irwin; recitation, "Our Christina§ Tree", Joan Wightinan; chorus, "While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks by Night", "0 Come All Ye Faithful"; story, "Gopal's Gift", a true story by Davis' Shiell; solo, "Gentle Jesus", Eleanor Wightman; playet, "White Christmas"; Solo, "Jesus Loves You and Me", Helen Albrecht; acoustics, "Jesus", Alice Marks, Jean and Eleanor Wightman, Billy Irwin, Sidney Thompson; song, "The Three Kings", Wilford Shiell Jack Shiell, Jim Irwin; exercise, "The Christmas Star"; recitation, Evelyn Leaver; pantominie, "Silent Night", Jean Leaver; carol singing by the con- gregation; organist, Mrs. Norman Coultes; violinists, Gilbert Beecroft and Geo. Magee; one-act play, Jean Leaver, Dorothy Patterson, Mrs. Gal- braith, ,Geo, Magee, Elmer Shiell, Mr. Dunlop. An interesting part of the program was the presentation of "The Star Memory Certificates'? to the pupils Of S. S. No. 11. The memory work con- sisted of The. Lord's Prayer, the Ten Commandments, the Beatitudes, the 23rd Psalm, Books of the Bible, A star was given for each and when completed the certificate had five stars. Fife stars: Helen. Albrecht, Jim Irwin, Wilfred Shiell, Doris Shiell, Barbara Irwin, Eleanor Wightman. Three stars: Sidney Thompson, Bill Irwin. Two stars: Alice Marks. One star: Joan Wightman. JAMESTOWN Mr. and Mrs, Leslie McDonald and daughter, Ruth, of Silver Corners, spent New Year's with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Holt. - Those who spent New ,Year's at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Willis were, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hoch, and daughter of „Kurtzville, Mr. and Mrs, Harvey McConnell of Minto and Miss- es Vera and Betty Willis of Listowel, Mr. and Mrs. Russel Bradshaw, Mary •and Viola, spent Christmas with Blyth friends. • Miss Jessie McDonald spent a few days the pist .week with Wroxeter friends. DONNYBROOK Mrs. W. L, Craig of London, spent the week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Craig. Miss Jean Campbell of Sky Harbor, Goderieh, spent a few days at the home of her parents, Mr. and 'Mrs. W. A. Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Thompson have received word of the safe arrival of their son, Pte, Sam Thompson, in Italy. MORRIS iMr. and Mrs. Will Johnston have been sick with the flu and Mr. John- ston took a heart attack on Saturday tnornitig. Glad to hear both are gets ting better. Mr. and Mrs, `Stewart McLermati arid son snot New Years with her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Morrison Shar- pie. Mr.. C, Hetherington visited for a, Mew days with Pr. Bert and Mrs. Hetherington at Brampton, Mr. •and Mrs. E. Sarnard and Allan spent New Years with Mr, and Ivits, Chas. Johnston and Sons. MISS Jean Elliott spent Sunday afternoon with the' Mathers 'family and. Mr. and Mrs, :Melville ,Mathers and' eltildren spent Sunday evening there also. Miss Dorothy' Mtkin taloned to her tntool at Weato •after, Wendt:1g the holidays with her mother and aunt At Bluevale, We were sorry to hear Mrs, WM, morning, We extend our sympathy to Robertson repassed away on Monday the family, Mr, and. Mrs.,121ohard Johnston and Emma, spent New Years with Mr. and Mrs. coopee.Nethery and daughter, near Belgrave, Mr. and Mrs. Carman Hetherington of Ilainilton, spent Nnw Years and, Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. George Hetherington, Miss Isabel and Spence MelCinrion, spent New Years with thnir parents on the boundary, Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Johnston and; fandly, sPent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs, Sperling Johnston and family, 1st line. LOCAL AND PERSONAL Master Robert Finley spent the holi- days in Ethel and Listoivel: Pte. Russel Dennis has been trans.- ferred from London to Victoria, B.q. Miss Audrey Reid of London, iFiras, farievnidssit.or over the week-end with Mrs, Fenn of Parkhill is spending the winter 'withher daughter, Mrs, W, l3urgman. Mrs, N, A. Goudy of Kitchener is spending a few days this week •witli Mrs. E. A. VanStone. ' I Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Crarig of Tol ronto ana Sgt. Ross Harrison 91' Halifax, were recent visitors with' Mil and Mrs, E. R. Harrison. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mason of Pori Arthur, spent the holidays with hid sister, Mrs., Matt. Elliott. It is forty years since• they have seen eaoh other.' . Visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Wm, I3urchilf were, Mr. and Mrs., Jas. Mcj Gladery and two children, Margaret I3urchill and Alice Hodgson of Cuelph and Earl Weltd of Camp Borden. !Guests with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Spry. over the holiday week-end were, their' son-in-law and.daughter, Mr. and Mrsi, Headly Davidson and datighter Joan,' also Mr. and Mrs. A. Taylor, Torontot Mr. Carl Bennett has returned to St; Thomas to his position on, the P. M. railroad after attending his father's' funeral at Blyth and spending a few days -with his family. Mrs. Wm. Ben- nett of Blyth is visiting 'the Bennett! home here, iVsitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Dark were, Miss Eileen Dark, nurse-in-traming, Victoria hospital, London, Mr. Lloyd Dark, Beacon Herald, Stratford,, Mr. Jack Clark, Mannieg Depot, Tdronto. WEDDINGS Dainty - Robinson Knox United church rnanse,,Auburn, was the scene of a quiet but , pretty wedding at noon Tuesday, Decernber 28, when Rev. Harold Snell united in 'marriage Margaret •Jean Robirlsciri, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Robin- son, Donnybrook; and Private Her- bert William Dainty, Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Dainty, Didsbury, Alberta, The bride looked lovely• in an alice blue street-length frock, with corsage of Talisman and Sweetheart roses, Miss. Irene Robinson, Donnybrook, was her sister's bridesmaid, wearing a dusty rose frock with a corsage of Sweet7 heart roses and fern. Mr. EdWard Robinson., brother of the bride:, was best man. Immediately following the ceremony the wedding party returned to the bride's' home -where a wedding dinner was served by Mrs. !George Naylor, aunt of the 'bride, and Miss Margaret Jefferson. The • table was centred with the wedding cake and snapdragons. The dining room Was ''417407:08 mgrs.0.1 "etst, sS() G(io Dar's BISCUITS, lb. . 23c Suncrest MILK, 16 tin . . . 9c „LIFEI30UY, SOAP . . 3 bairs 17c, ,Aylmer Dehydrated BEANS 2 fins 19c Jordan's 'GRAPE JUICE 16''oz‘. . 27C 'Domino SOAP FLAKES Family size 39c Fruits and Vegetables Stotk A jus, tatelli Macaroni or Spaghetti 2 is oz. pkg,17c, Catelli Egg Wheat Noodles 2 u oz. pkg. 27c 'Catelli SOUP MIX Cello . . 2 12 oz., pkg. 17c Nellsoses COCOA 'Snowflake AMMONIA 'pkg. . .5c oz. 'Tin ,19c 16 oz. Tin 29c SINICO, kin . . FLUSHO, tin . . 2.5c • • 21C mehmeno NAVY TISSUE . . . 4 rcills 23c C°Fr EE 8 oz. pkg. ,18c 16 oz. Pkg.' 33c Dominion ,; BREAD LOVErs.1 5c -CABBAGE, 'lb. . 4c Celery STALKS . 2 for 29c, 'Waiheel:Carrots . 3 lbs 1-5e POTATOES, No. 1 47c -Cooking Onions . 4 lbs 25c 'Grapefruit, 96 . 4 for 25c LEMONS, 250 . • 6 for 25c Navel'Oranges 343's Doz. 25c - 'CoOlcing Apples . 7 lbs 25c ,APPLE§ s 3 ibs 25c EiNlosll SELF 'SERVE • .00641NIONL. sTopEs• LIMIY .ED ' t SELF SERVE410 emnsigiimommanamme ST.-HELENS Mrs. McKenzie Webb and Mrs. Allister Hughes, attended the funeral of their aunt, Mrs. Clark, in Guelph, on Monday. Mr. -and Mrs. Campbell Thompson, David and 'Patsy Jean, of Lucknow, spent the holiday week-end with Mr. and Mrs, E. J. Thom. Born—in Windham 'General Hos- pital- on Sunday, December 26th, to . LAC. Clifford Purdon and Mrs: Fur- don (formerly Miss Margaret Aitch- ison) of Centralia, ,a daughter. Mrs, Ramage of Parainount and ,Miss Ruth 'Ramage who has' been teaching )1ear Bancroft, were home for the 'Christmas vacation. Reth -will, attend Normal at Toronto, Gunner Hugh Rutherford of the Regimental Police, and Miss Rovvria Urry of Toronto, were visitors :with Mr. and Mrs. Will Rtitherfotti for the week-end, • Holiday visitors in the Community' included Mr. arid Mrs. 'f,tobert Mc- . Quillin and little son, George, of' Hamilton, with Miss Beatrice and Mr. Wm. McQuillin; Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Roihwell•-rif Norwich and Miss Jean, Thom of Picton, N.S., with Mr. and Mrs, E. J. Thom; Miss Anna Stuart of Toronto, with Mr. and Mrs. Geo.. Stuart; Mr. and Mrs, Mel Brown of Kitchener, with Mr. and Mrs. R. Woods; Miss EVelyn Webb of Ottaiiva, with M:r. G. A. Webb; Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Rice, Mrs. D. J. McIntosh of Se Catharines, Pete. Neely Todd of Eondon, Mrs. Todd and little son David, of Stratford, with Mrs. and, Mrs. B. Todd; I3dr. Gordon and Mrs. Miller of London and 'Murray Taylor of Port Albert, with Mr. and , Mrs. Co Taylor; LAC, Riissel Webic'tof Brantford and Miss Dorothy Webb of Toronto, Miss W., D. RutherfOrd Kirkland Lake,-Miss Norma Weather- head of Stayiter, Allan Miller of Port Albert, at their homes here; WAC. Catherine McDoriald of 13roekvilleo with her uncle, Mr.' D., C. and 'Mrs,' McDonald. rlikr TR11741/ 4, 4/ Ti.tiosa No• 28 ,eieeit,:ieeiteeeeeeeie coo, Yoke 4,r,46G8R477# ;viz . . :eeteeMieeeeeiCee e:Mee,e'e-e*, 441 /p caws eme, efi yat? vcialone 01,0 atere.10/44e 0/VIY imor mor Pf/VP *we/ 44.5?fr.N' PATRIOTISM cAN'T 110 PART TIM! Chiseling a little, btx softie regd. lation that Seetns irksome, may dot appear vetl seridue to ba, But' Just tha ammo it is' putting Our eonvenienee ahead of thp SetetY of Canitdiatis overseae, /00 them tupplitti with all they need to win thie Wee; needs careful large kale lanning oil out resourees, little 131t,,of Ott& thing extra one hied thteeli *lied bytlitittetinde oftitherilitrtik pattiota. &wawa all this , planning out, Patriotism must be an all Or nothing affair, 'SOHN .110Atir LOWED tendon- COOda • '",•••••::::::yza);?;i::.?:Rwa:,.. ee-e4iiieveLeeee.,,.:141Apeib., prettily decorated with pink and white streamers. For travelling the bride donned a." black and gold dress, and twded coat with black accessories. Guests were present from Anburn, 13elgrave, Windham and Donnybrook. The ;couple will reside at Allistono Prior to the marriage the bride was the. guest of honor at a -social gather- ing held in the Donnybrook church basement, when aa purse of money Was presented. On the evening of the wedding about 150 guests gathered at the Parish hall in St. Augustine for a social time in honor of the bride and. bridegroom. Tiffin's orchestra sup- plied the "muSic for dancing, and Thomas Kerney wag the master of cerernotiies. An -address expressing the good veil and best 'wishes of all present, was 'read by G6rdon Leddy, and a, well-filled purse of money was presented by James Leddy. The bridegroom expressed appreciation of the,gift, whith.Was also voiced by the bride. Wedding take was served dur-, ing the social hour. • kW OP Na FRIOLVS /4/ MI/Oade zosoa me ? e3VniiiMr /.