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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1933-03-30, Page 8{ • -44. PAe Tier ITT Thursday, Friday, Saturday, March 30, 31, .April 1 ,:M1 EDWARD G. ROBINSON & RICHARD ARLEN Yk. ZITA JOHANN "TIGERSHARK" A Sory of The Sea, _.. Also — Two Reel Comedy - - "A Mail Bride'" — Musical And Fox News. NEXT WEEK: JOEL McCRAE "SPORT' ADMISSION: 25c AND 15c. aganammonemaawatamagant WHITECH1JRCH Mrs. Clarence Russel and little son Clarence, who have been visiting with her mother, Mrs. MacGregor during the pastweek, returned to her home in Waubausherie on Saturday. 'We congratulate Mr. James Weir and Mr. Jack Pollock on winning the debate at the High School ' Literary on Friday last, the subject being, re- solved "That Japan was justified in invading Manchuria." On account of the illness of the. teacher, Miss E. A. MacDonald, there was no school in S. S. No. 14, West Wawanosli last week., Mr. and Mrs. Melbourne Cox are leaving the village shortly to take gip farming. near Goderich. Several telephones in this district were cut off lest week when the tele- phone people made their rounds. Mr. Harold Sperling finished his course at Guelph last week. Mr: Jas. Ross, of Holyrood, spent Friday, last with his brother, Mr. R. J. Ross and his sister, Miss Cathar- ine Ross. Miss Marjorie Purdon, little dau- ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Purdon, was severely scalded on her right arm and spots on her left arm > and knee on Saturday, when the bottom fell out of a bottle into, which one of the older .children was pouring boiling water. Her arm has been very painful, but is now improving. A pleasant evening was spent at the United Church on Friday. After a short musical prograrn, the lantern slides were thrown on the screen and were much enjoyed by all, The seen - es were beauty spots in Ontario and the Prairie provinces, others of the Peace River District. Lunch was ser THE WIN GRAM ADVANCE -TIMES children ofI.,ncknr.1w, spent Sunday Svith her parents, Mr. and i1�Irs. 'aunt. Taylor, of I'inioss, Mr. and Mrs, Thos. Guest and fun. illy thou ed hist week to their new home et T:olee•ood.alld Mr. and Mrs. John Hutchison, and Miss Doris mov- ed into the pontic they vacated, errs. Stewart Scott, of Culross, spent Monday at the hone of her la rents, 11Ir. curd \Vill Conn, 11•I s, John- D. Roes and children of 'Duren Tp., spent Friday with her pereets, Mr. and lire. David barrier. Al r, Amos c ornelitts visited with lxis cousin, Mrs. 'rhos, Snaith, Luck - new,, one day last week. The ladies of the ,2nd Con. of Kin - less held a very sttecessful. W, 1I. S. I;t;a at the home 'of Mrs. Mae Ross !+apt `t'uesday last. The ladies were busy putting a quilt together. The ;collection was BELGRAVE Weenen's InstituteMeet • The Women's Institute held .its regular meeting Tuesday at the home of Mrs, Herb. Wheeler•. 'The Presi- ;dent, Mrs. C. R. •Coultes, had. charge. The roll call .was responded. to with in Irish story Or joke and was very vied in the basement and a.number of swell responded to. A donation Was. games were enjoyed by all: • a granted to the Belgrave school fair. Mr. Donald Finlayson and' 1vs fam q'!le inotto,' *Ttvo things you'll not ily, Jean, Mary and Malcolm, of Loc ;;".fret at it if you're a wise man -the harsh, spent -Sunday with their aunt,. rthing you can't help and the thing which you .can"—was taken; by Cela Coultes and proved quite interesting. A splendid -paper was given by Mrs. jas .Taylor on the subject "HoW to retain youth in spirit and •appearance. ji The singing of the: National 'Anthem brought the meeting to a close after Mrs. Jas. MacGregor. Mr'. Bailey and Mr. Frank Veinier and sons, Carl and Percy, of,, Wing - ham, motored in their new Essex can to visit with Mr. and. Mrs. Amos Cor- nelius. Miss Mary Jones of'T„to, rel turned to her home here a�'s 'thurse' day. Mrs. Steele and sons, WrlIam and Donald, of Drake, Sask., visited with Mrs. Murray for a few' days last. week Mrs. Jas. Carr, of Winghdd , visit- ed for a few days last week -With her aunt, Mrs. John Craig. Mr. Gordon Godkin started out'.; with his wood -cutting; outfit on Monr+. day. The Young People of Charmer' Church held a social evening on Fri- day last when Rev. K. MacLean of Wingham, was present and gave an address on the book "Looking For- ward." Several musical ,numbers and readings completed an interesting program.; Lunch was served and a social half-hour much enjoyed by all. Several from here visited with Mrs. George Tiffin of Kinloss on Monday and helped to quilt a quilt.' Mrs. A. Emerson left on "Monday to visit with relatives in Toronto for a week. k Mr. and Mrs. Archie Patterson and CALF OXFORDS Just like this Illustration AT PRACTICALLY THE SAME PRICE AS 30 YEARS AGO, NAMELY, $2.00 Per Pair In all sizes for Men From 6 to 11 This is not an old stock or discontinued line of shoes, in fact, they are New Spring Goods In addition we sew all rips, which amounts to an average of 20 cents per pair, absolutely `free of charge." In, Better Lines of Men's Oxfords we have THE HARTT, THE STRIDER, THE MAROIS AND THE VARSITY. Willis' Shoe Store The Leading Shoe Store. Phone 129 Winghaeol Ont. 1yhi,cii lunch was served by the hos- tess assisted by Mrs. Jesse Wheeler, Mrs. Finlay McCallum and Mrs. Van Camp. Play Presented by Londeoro - Society Soc et y • ThepyStep-Child” "Only a, Ste -Child" was well -presented in the Foresters' Hall on Tuesday evening by a . group of young ,people from the United Church, Londesboro. All the parts were well taken and the whole play was enjoyed. Musical numbers were given between. acts; The play was given under the auspices of the An- glican' Church, Belgrave. Mrs. R. McCrae, of Londesboro, spent a couple of days with relatives here. C. R. Coultes shipped a car load of cattle to Toronto on Saturday and spent the week -end in the city. POSTPONED SOCIAL ENJOYABLE EVENT A very pleasant social evening was held by . the members of the Pres- byterian Church in the Foresters' Hall, Belgrave Friday m '.^ t. This ev- ent was postponed oat accent of the fire two weeks ago. <Mr. A. Porter- field acted as chairmanand introduc- ed the following 'program: musical number by Orchestra, duet by Gar- ner Nicholson and John L. Stewart;' dance by Merle Anderson, solo, Mrs. Wade; violin solo .by Ruth Cole; solo by, Clark Johnston; number by the Orchestra; duet, Freda Jordan and May Young; readings, • Margaret Coulter; solo, Nora VanCamp; song, Clifford Logan. Number .by Orches- tra. Garnes and contests were also en- joyed after which lunch was served and a very pleasant evening brought to a close. BEL•MORE The. Mission Circle with their brb- thers and boyfriends met Friday ev- ening: at the home of Mr. and Mrs. McLean and presented Mr. and Mrs. Harry Merkley with table linen ,Mr. Will Mundell, of Eluevale, Mr. and Mrs. John Darling and Minnie Jeffray were visitors at the ` home of Mr. Peter Hakney, Thursday. Miss Fannie Longley, of Salem, visited at Fleming Bailagh's and call- ed alfedon , other frienda. Little Elval Reid of Wroxeter visit- ed with her grandparents. The Young People of the Presby- terian Church are preparing an Eas- ter, pageant. The W.M.S.' of the 'Union Church will have a rare treat, date not yet decided on, when Rev. Steed. of Dray- ton, will give a lecture accompanied. by lantern slides of the Jubilee Mis- sion in Africa; where he laboredfor many years. The Wingham curlers paid our men a friendly visit Thursday after- noon. The lroekey team journeyed to Walkerton )Friday evening. Miss Mabel Baker, after spending the winter .months with Mrs. Baker, Wingham, is now home. Her 'Father: "Soy ou wish to mar- ry my daughter, What are your fine' uncial prospects?" Her Suitor (eagerly): "I don't l;norw, sir. Er --please tell me," top! Look and Act! Thursday, 1V1ax ch 30th, . 1933' COME TO' DUFF'S FOR The BEST ON THE MARKET We are prepared to Dive. you service and quality. We specialize in Grass Seed, Wire, Harness, lileury's Plows and 'Plow repairs, Paint,, Tires„ Gasoline and Motor Oils. We have in stock No. 1'Seeds —.Red Clover, Alfalfa, Alsike, Timothy, White and Yellow Blossom Sweet Clover, Timothy and Aisike.raixexi: • Martin-Senour and Flo -Glaze Paints. Dominion Tires and Tubes. Three Stare Gasoline, Marv- elube, Mobiloil, Motor. Oils. All HIGH QUALITY GOODS AT RIGHT PRICES. Don't forget to give us a call, Duffs Hardware BLUEVALE Phone, Wingham 609 R 2( �. «�to wear -,�...�. IP..0,,.� .,. ....,,,M , G0..� �,,..,..,... .. .„ ,x.11,,.„-.. .., I E I) .e M l ' . SEE NEW COATS = DRESSES . 1V ILLINERY F SCARFS On display Thursday and following days. Also. Spring Scarfs - Gloves - Hosiery Collar Sets - Foundation Garments New Dress Accessories - Spring Purses l$eadctuarters for your Spring Outfit. GLENANNAN Mr, and Mrs. John Cathers and lit- tle Kathleen, of Gorrie, visited on Sunday with the Tatter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lincoln. Miss Elma Stokes spent Tuesday with her friend, Miss Margaret Mun- dell. Mrs. John Metcalfe motored to Guelph on Sunday;yvhere she spent the day with her daughter, Miss Elva Metcalfe. Mr. and Mrs. George Rutherford and children, of Howick, visited one day recently with. Ml. and Mrs. W. H. Mundell. Mr. _ and Mrs. Cecil McNeil, Bel - more, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Omar Stokes on Tuesday even- ing. Mr. and Mrs:. Alex. Stewart also Mrs. Stewart Sr., were visitors at the home of Mrs. Forgie on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver: Stokes spent Sunday at the home of 'dr. and Mrs. Gordon Weir. Mr. Hugh Mundell returned home after spending the past couple of weeks with his cousin, 'Mr. George Mundell. ASI4FIELD We ;are very soli-' . to hear that- Mrs. hatMrs. 'Wnt. Hunter, Sr., is sick with pleurisy at the home of her son, Mr. Wrn. Hunter. We hope to hear soon of her recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Alton and fam- ily spent .Saturday afternoon in God- erich, and with Mr. and Mrs. Will McLean, of .Saltford., Mrs. Will Lane, ,of Ripley, spent the ,week -end with her brother; M:r. James Hackett and Mrs. Hackett. Mr. and Mrs. George Lane and son Clifford, spent Sunday evening with Ur. and Mrs. Will ;McLean, Saltford. Soiry to hear that Mr. David Lit- 'Ilandilllilllillli)llilllnll1111IIllliilldilllidlli ® NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY DIAMONDS . 111a IN Y 1 tPrices are to' advance this U Spring. — s ▪ Inspect our present stock and ▪ you will Be •surprised at the ▪ wonderful values we are showing. O 0 • O 0 O Repairs at Moderate Prices. • Satisfaction Guaranteed. • 0 William The ell ■ Jeweller, ■IIntl aleII iaitiInlllilIitIIiiIIrlIuI(nlIl iUIIIA ■_IIIIIi■111■IIIUIIIlIIIUl!lrlilnlllilll■IIIA_ 111 r Si - Automobile insurance n 1 Reasonable Rates • 1 n ■ ItA A. . M.BBishop w 1, Phone 226 Wnim gha IL IIinInailuOIllnlifinirldillInlin IInnlni11 KING. Sc. 1210041.01,11.1011•1300 721.1•11911•1 tie, Near Cour•ey's Corners, is not,im- proving very fast. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Scholtz, Mr, and Mrs. Sam, Swan, of Dungannon, spent last Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Will Alton. IV[rs. John Mullin and . Mr. .Robert Nelson received word from their bro- ther, A. H. Nelson, of Los Angeles;.. Cal., saying that he and the family were safe. They just received a shak- ing, and some dishes were broken. They live about 20 miles from Long Beach. Mrs. Alec Hackett is spending a few days at the home of her brother, Mr. Will Hunter, nursing her.mother. MORRIS Mr, and Mrs. Hugh Sinnamon and baby visited with Mr. Walter Jeffray on Sunday last.,, Miss Viola Mathers . spent a few. days at her "home in Bluevale this week. Mi. Allan Inglis of Delmore, visit- er at Mr. Wm. Findlater's recently. ,. A number of. men tapped their ma- pie bushes this week. ST. HELENS Mr. Join McGuire has rented 'Mr. Jake Miller's farm on the 10th con. This is the farm. formerly owned by Mr. Dave Ferrier. Messrs. Rege Levis, Hugh Ruther- ford and Chas. Durnin made a busi- ness trip to Stratford on Saturday. Miss Jean Anderson, of Ashfield, was a week -end visitor with her sis ter, Mrs. Harvey Webb. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Salkeld were at Clinton on Friday for the meeting of the Fruit Growers' Association. Mrs. Elliott Miller, of Lucknow, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Miller and Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Thon'a for the week -end. The April meeting of the Woni en's' Institute will be held at Mrs. D. Todd's on Thursday, April 6th.- Roll Call "Garden Hints". Subject "Full Value of a Garden" in charge of Mrs. A. Gaunt. , • BLUEVALE The 100 -acre farm on the 1st con. of Morris, owned for many years by the late Robert Mathers, has been. sold to RichardJohnston,o Jof the same concession. The purchase price was $2450, Ring MacDonald, of Toronto, was a visitor during the past week with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. P. D. King. Charley Warwick has leased the 30 - acre farm on the centre side road from H. Cornell: -. Black Bros. have rented the Geo; MacDonald farm adjoining the vill- age. Mr. and Mrs Earl Underwood and young son, Jack, have'rneved to their new home at Gorrie. The Young People's Society of the United Church were the guests of the Y.P.S. of the United Church, Wing- ham, on Monday evening. The visit- ing Society provided the ,program. Owing to sickness in the village the singing class, was cancelled last week, Friends of Mr. John Hutton will regret to know that he is in very poor health. Mr. acid Mrs. Fred Seiling and family spent Sunday with Mr. Sell- ing's parents in Grey Doctor. "So your husband` talks in his 'sleep, does he? Ohl •we'll soon: remedy...that." Mrs. Jones; "Er --I suppbsb, doc- tor, that you couldn't do anything to make him speak more distinctly?" ORANGE SOCIAL GREAT SUCCESS The social evening held in the Or- ange Hall, Bluevale, last week un- der the auspices of the L.O.L. was quite `a success. 'The chair was occupied by A. D. Smith, W.M., and H. J.. Stewart gave the address of welcome. Short ad-' dresses were given by'`W. J. Hend- erson, W.M.' of the, Wingham Lodge, andthetwo local Ministers, Rev. W. Patterson and Rev. A. E. Mann. The main featureof:: ,the ,evening was:an •address and lantern pictures by Mr. Neill, of Gorrie. The greater num- ber of the pictures•, being taken by the speaker, while on a trip through Northern Ontario, giving a splendid. view of the scenery through the nor- thern part of the Province. These were greatly enjoyed. Some young men from Wingham favored the" company with several mouth organ selections, Refresh- ments were served at the close of the program. _ • BORN. SRINN—In the Wingham General Hospital on Sunday, March 26th, to Mr. and. Mrs. John Skinn, .a son. C. N. 'R. Earnings The 'gross revenues` of the Canad- ian • National Railways for the week ending March 21st., 1933, were $2,- 132,714 as compared with $2,730,438 for 'the corresponding period of 1932, a decrease of $597,724. "Smith is an awful liar." "Oh, I, don't ;know.. I think he's pretty good at it." ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OF HELEN'S BEAUTY SHOPPE MISS HELEN BEATTIE, JOHN ST. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5th With THE FAMOUS "BONAT" SYSTEM OF PERMANENT WAVING Every Wave Guaranteed. $5.00 and $3.95 With Extra Finger Wave All Other Work at Reduced Prices. Watch Next Week's Pager. For Appoinments, Call Residence 133. Specials Friday - Saturday Laudry Soap, 10 Bars .. .....29c Dates (fresh) 4 lbs. . . .......25c Cooking Onions, large, 10 lbs..... ...... ,15c Blue Rose Rice, 4 Ib. 25c Clarks P. and B., tin 5c Choice Dairy Butter, ib. .26c Cabbage, fresh, lb. ..4c Prairie Rose Flour $1.98 0 Canada, High Pat'd Flour . .........$2.15 ALL NEW AND FRESH STOCK. Oberle's Cash rocery Phone 167. We Deliver. Eggs Wanted. CANNERS SEED PEAS The Canners Seeds Ltd. are again seeking contract growers in the Wingham district for their 1933 crop of Seed Peas, and are not only offering a good price, but special inducement to the grow- ers 'who are willing to exercise proper care in har- vesting. For " the 'purpose of meeting prospective growers the Company's agent will be at the Queen's Hotel, Wingham, Friday and Saturday af- ternoons of this week, March 31 and April 1st, and will be glad to explain their new plan, and place contracts for the coming `season. It is hoped that ,,all theold growers � gr. ow rs and many new ones will take advantage of this opportunity of producing a good cash crop this coming season.