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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1933-07-20, Page 3FOR THE BEST Eye exvxce GO TO F :. • HOMUTH Phone 118. Harriston SUCCESSFUL AT , ENTRANCE EXAMS. Following ,is a list of the success- ful pupils trying the Entrance Exam mations at Fordwich and Wroxeter this summer Fordwich , 26 candidates; 12 in honours; 8 pass;6 fail. Angst, Arnold,. Hon.; Armstrong, Hazel; Ashton, Betram; Bricker, Merle; Dinney, Alice, Hon.; Dinney, Lyle, Hon.; Dietz, Florence; ,.Hon.; Douglas, Edna, Hon.; Douglas; Laura Hon:; Ettinger, Freda; Gadke, Joy, Hon Haskins, Doris E.; Matthews, Lawrence, Hon.; Milligan, Helen, Hon:; Nickel, Verna; Shoemaker, Wilfred, Hon,; Stewart, Greta; Hon.; Thomson, Margaret, Hon.; Walker, Beryl Zimmerman, Eva, Wroxeter 28 candidates; 9 in honours; 15 pass; 4 fail. !' Adams, Jeanette;Butt, William J•� Hon.; Cathers, Myrtle;, Dickson,, Beryl, Stella Edgar, Thomas Victor; Halliday, David Earl, Hon.; Hastie, Lolo; Hupfer, Elizabeth Margaret;. Lan; John Albert; Musgrove, Gladys Hon,; Newton, John McArthur, Hon.; Prtichard,James, Hon.; Ritchie, Edith Wilma, Hon,; Ritchie, Thomas John; Sangster, Janet; Smythe, Ca- therine Bernice.;- Steuernol, Jean Am- elia; Underwood, Blythe Ieleen, Hon.. Wade, Robert Simpson, Hon.; Wat son, Lyle Milton; Weir, Lloyd; Em- erson, Hon.; Willits, Ada Bertha; Wright, Kenneth; Zimmerman, Val ma Aline: sort where Evelyn has secured a po- home of Mr, and Mrs. Alex., Wrig sition for ..the summer months, Miss Mae Davidson spent. Mrs, J, Morrison spent a few days week -enol with Wingham friends. last week in Brussels. Miss Aileen Schaab visited with Mr. Perry Patterson and son Leon- Wingharn friends over Sunday. ard, of Fort Erie, spent Sunday with Miss Mae Davidson, Mr. and Mrs friends here.; Waiter Davidson, also Mr. and 11,Irs Mrs, R. Black, Mrs, .13. Whitmore, Burns Moffatt left early, Wednesday of Owen 'Sound, and Mrs, Little, of morning by motor for Oshawa' where Toronto, was here on ,•Thursday, they will spend a few nays with Mr,' Mrs, Black has sold her property to and Mrs, Gavin Davidson. Jit, he Ba ilin' Charlie ► Thursday, July 20th, H. Patterson. Mr. 5, Inglis Sanderson and Mrs: , Sanderson, of Guelph, and the Miss- es Sanderson, of Toronto, were Sun- day visitors with the Misses. Hazle- wood. Mr. Archie Edgar isa patient in a London Hospital, having undergone an operation a few days ago. Mr, Robt. McKercher of Montreal spent a few days with friends here, while returning from a business' trip.. to Cleveland. The Misses McQuirter, of Mid- land, are guests at the home of W, E. VanVelsor. 'Some relatives,: and friends who attended Miss Howe's funeral were: Mr. and Mrs. Merton How, Toronto.; Mr H. Pettit and Mr. H. Kitchen, Brantford; Mr" J. Walker, Clinton; Mits. J. Walker,;, ..:Seaforth, Mr. A, Walker, Seaforth, :Mrs. N. . Gerry, Mrs. Jackson, and Mr. Robt. Down- ing, Se forth. Among the Normalites who are re- ceiving congratulations from friends on passing their recent examinations are Elva Stocks, 'Margaret and Ir- ene Wrigh-t, Edith Weir and Lyle Fitch. " A goodly 'number: attended : the prayer service ce whick` was held at the home of Mrs. Robt McLaughlin on Wednesday evening. Mr, and Mrs. Frank .Sanderson, of Toronto, are guests of Mr. and Miss Richie, Howick, St. Mrs. Sandy McDougall .spent last week .with her daughter, Mrs.: Alex. Sanderson in Harriston. Mrs. Thomas Gibson and daugh- ters, Misses Marion and Elsie spent the week -end with friends at. Hamil- ton. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Allen and dau- ghter, Jeanette, are holidaying . at STANDING OF Boston with their son, Dr. Frank HONOUR PUPILS Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Pleasance, of Port Th the relative standing` of the 75 Elgin, spent Sunday with the latter's candidates who obtained Honour mother,: Mrs. Neil White. Standing at the ]:high School Entrap- Mr, and Mrs, Sidney Boyle, of ce Examination in the Inspectorate Toronto, were guests of the latter's of Bruce, East; Grey. (in part); Hur- mother, Mrs. Goodfellow, recently. on (in part) in July 1933. There were Mr: and 'Mrs: George Pearson, of 304 candidates in all, In 1932 there Waterdown who has been visiting at were 313 candidates of whom 35 ob- the homes of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. • tained Honour Standing" The fol- Gallaher and Mr. and Mrs.' Fred Kit - lowing is the list of those in this chen returned to their homes Thurs- district and their standing" day. 6 Gladys Musgrove, Wroxeter. 8 'Arthur McLaughlin, of. Fordwich, Blythe Underwood, Gorrie. 10 Earl spent last week at the' home of his Halliday U 13 Howick & T. 12 Laura parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. T. . McLau- Douglas,. 3 Howick, 14 Edith Ritchie, ghiin. Gorrie, 15 Wilfred Shoemaker, 12 Rev" W. A. and Mrs. Finlay ,their Howick, 16 Margaret Thomson, son,,. Wendell and Ruskin, also their Fordwich. 17 John Newton, Goiri•ie. guest, Mrs'. Halpenny, left early on 21. Edna Douglas, 3 Howick. 24 Lloyd ;Tuesday morning for a motor trip to a. •Weir, U 13 Howick & T. 27, James the West. They expect to be away' Pritchard, 4 Howick. 29 Lawrence about.6 weeks and will visit different Matthews,, Fordwich. 31 Robert Wade places. in Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Gorrie. 34 Joy Gadke, Fordwich. 88 Alberta. Arnold Angst, 6 Howick. 42 William . Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence Lovell, of Joseph. Butt, Gorrie; 42 Lyle Dinney, Kirkland Lake, visited one day last 12 Howick. .47 Greta ,Stewart, Ford- week with Mr, and Mrs. 5, Lovell: wich. Florence Dietz, 3 Howick. 54 Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Hughes, Lon - Alice Dinney, 12 Howick, 62 Helen don, also Mr: Wm. Goggin, of Ford,- Milligan, 3 Howick. vwich, spent the week -end at the home of. Mr, and Mrs. D. S. MaeNaughton. Wroxeter. L.O.L. took part in the Orange Celebration at Brussels on Mr. John Hupfer and Evelyn spent the 12th. A large number from this the week -end in Toronto. Mrs T'ena district also spent the day there. Griith, of Toronto, accompanied Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Finlay, of Lis them up north to Balla summer re- towel, were Sunday .guests _ at the WROXETER i•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••% 1Vlat �� Maitland nd Gre - :easer I • • 1 ■ ■ Buyers f ■ ■ y ■ ■ ■ a,■ ■ ■ Cream, t•he, ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ AncJ. Poultry■ ■ .,, . ■. ■ ■ ■ THE UNITED FAk1UERS CO-OPERATIVE 1 • ' COMPANY, LIMITED. in ■ 1iii w ■, , 'Ingham*, Ontario. ■ Phone 27�t: i ■ ■ a�, amoisimailimiimlisitimnairminialasionial A party of young people from here, motored to Port Elgin on Sunday and spent an enjoyable day. Mr. and Mrs" C. Cook of Hensali,;. spent Sunday With friends in town. „Mr" and Mrs. Leslie Hetherington of Toronto, are visiting the latter's parents, Mr, and Mrs. M. Sellers. Mr. and Mrs" Nelson Cardiff;" of Brussels, spent Sunday with Mr: and Mrs. P. S. MacEwen. United Church Service The service next Sunday morning will be 'in charge of Rev. Geo. A. MacLean. of Toronto, who is a re- presentative of the Lord's, Day Alli- ance. Mrs. Edgar, Wingham, Mr. and Mrs. George Edgar, Morris, were Sunday, guests at the home of Mr, and Mrs. John Bush."- . ush.• Mr. and Mrs, Chad. Henning spent Sunday with Mr. Muir in town. The many friends of Mrs, George Seiling will regret to know of her' serious illness in Winghain .Hospital, Rev" Mr" Rickart, of Brussels, had charge of service in the Anglican Church on Sunday evening Last, Rev, R. S. Jones taking charge of Brussels Church service. Miss Edith Martin' is spending a few days'in London, the guest of ,her cousin, Miss Jessie Moffatt, Masters Bruce and John Moffatt of London, ai•e spending a few holidays in town with their cousin, Billie Mar- tin. Messrs: Thos. Shearer and Alfred. Agar, were Brussels =visitors on Sat- urday. Mr. North, of London, spent the week -end at . the home of Robert Stocks, Mr. George Harris, of Molesworth, visited at his home over the 'week end. Institute Meeting The July meeting of the Women's Institute will be held on Thursday, July 27th, at the usual hour, when the members of Belmore Branch will be guests. :A full attendance 'is re- quested. OBITUARY. E. Janie Howe On Thursday evening, July 13th, death came as a release to Miss E. J. Howe, after a year and half . of illness, the latter six months espec- ialy endured intense suffering, borne. with Christian fortitude. Born in Hespler, Ont., the second 'daughter of the ante George and Ivirs. Howe, the family moved to Brussels and after "a number of years came to Wroxeter. She was •educated for a school teacher and taught in several local schools, also at the lilt, Elgin Institute and for some time as Mat- ron at the Brandon Indian••` School, After giving up teaching she conduct ed a fancy goods store here up to the time of her illness. During this time she was also librarian of the Public Library, a position she filled most efficiently" Miss. Howe was also much interested in flowers and her garden was a• delight to visit,and many a home has been brightened by a contribution. from it given most generbe sly. She was a member of the former Ivlethodist and later the United Church, where she took an active part, especially in the Sunday School where for fifteen years she had charge of a girls' Bible Class, She was also a member of the Wo- men's Institute, Generous and kind- hearted, her many deeds of kindness 1 to tate sick and unfortunate will long be remembered after her passing. She is survived by one brother, Merton; of Toronto, and three sis- ters? Miss ss Mary, Wroxeter; 14liss Beatrice, Leamington, and Mrs,, A. W. Robinson, Saskatoon.. The funeral was held Sunday af- ternoon froin the United Church, i conducted by Rev: W. A. Findly, as- o sisted by Dr„. Hughes, of London, S The casket was ;surrounded with wreaths and sprays of beautiful flow- era in kind remembrance from rela- tives and friends, The' members of 1 her Sunday School Class who acted as flower girls, were: Elva Stocks, Winnie Rae, Jessie 'Green, Dorothy G Green, Eva Milligan,Musgrove, Doris Mus- grove, Jeatt MVera Durst, M, t Pope and Margaret 'Davey, Inter- t riuent was Made in the family plot in p brussels Cemetery.. " t one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Newton -were guests of friends in Guelph for the week -end. Mr" and Mrs. Thomas MacDonald, of Molesworth, also two nephews, Donald and Tommy MacDonald,.of Caledonia, were guests of Mr. and Mrs" Kenneth Hastie on Sunday. Miss Jefferson, R.N., of Seaforth, was the guest of Miss Margaret Fos- -.ter, for the week -end. Mr. Percy Waters and.children, Junior and Marilyn, of.Battle Creek, Mich,, spent the week -end with the former's uncle, Mr. James Shera, and also Mr, .Victor Shera. Mr. arid Mrs. Ernest King and son Harry, also Mr. and I1brs. Frank King spent Sunday at Grand Bend. Master Edward King,.of Detroit, who has spent the past month with relatives here, accompanied them, and return- ed home with his mother and father, who met him there. MissJean MacDonald spent :a few days with' friends at.Molesworth last week. Miss Margaret Foster and friend, Miss Jefferson, of Woodstock, ac- companied •Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Jefferson on their return. to Owen Sound on Sunday. Almost every family from here was represented in the,large crowds in Brussels on the afternoon or ,evening. of the 12th. Mrs. Forgie,and son. Fraser, from near Wingham, were guests of the Misses Potter on Sunday. Guests of Mrs. Bell on Sunday last were Mr, and Mrs. Jack Bell, Kitch- ener. Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay Clegg and daughter, Phyllis, also Mr, Her- man, of Harriston, and Mr. and 'Mrs. Frank Wright and son of Lakelet, Mr. and Mrs. Ira` Hamilton, of Toronto, motored up Friday evening Mr. Hamilton returning on Sunday evening while his wife, who under- went a serious operation for goitre 1933 .A is all 'Hsi-- a. ma, i alvrays I .� mato it u nintoua GORRI'E , Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton , Dempsey and family, of Stratford, also Miss Ruth McLennan, visited with . Mr. Benjamin Maguire on Wednesday last, Messrs, Geo. Graham and Wesley Dodds were in Alliston and Toronto some. weeks ago, will stay with her mother-in-law and little son, Jackie, who has been here for some time. We are pleased to know that Mrs. Hamilton is feeling much better ,and hopes to soon recover her strength and health. Rev. F. G. Rickard, of Brussels, had charge of the Anglican services in this parish on. Sunday, taking for his text St. Luke 16th chap., verses 27-28. Rev. R, S. Jones officiated at the :Brussels services. Mr. Walker Hastie (Doney), and, Mr, Howard Binkley, of Toronto, vis- ited at the home of Kenneth Hastie on Sunday. Y Mr, George Purrott and mother, of Hamilton,: who have been visiting the atter's sister, Mrs. Agnes Earls, near Wroxeter, for a couple of weeks, called on Mrs. W. C. King one day last week. ' Mr. and Mrs, Carl Newton and lit - le tle son, 1 oitald, Ieft for Toronto on Sunday evening, in S y ve a g, where he will en- deavour to secure eniploynent. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Earl and fam- ly,fEthel, owere guests at the home f Mr. and Mrs. -Delbert Clegg on unday. Mrs, ,Robt, Hastie, who has been for the past six months with the Misses Howe, of Wroxeter, returned sante on Sunday evening. klr, and Mrs. Baitchard, of Guelph, visited with Mi', and Mrs. W. IL regg, for the week -end, Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Stephens at - ended the wedding on Saturday of he latter's sister Miss Isobel Lep- ington, who wag married i11 Harris - ori, to Mn. Clare Parr, A united picnic of the th 'churches .here, is to be he1d in toric Park, Gorrie, on: Wedrtesd 1 July 26th. 1~veryone is invited. come and bring' their basket, Mrs, Tlias. Bennett, of Fordwi spent Monday with friends in the lage. Mrs. F, Lynn, of Fordwich was .a guest of her sister, Mrs, R. Clegg, on Monday, 1(r. and Mrs. Victor Shera visited friends near Drayton on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Albert Ford and son, Frank of Barrie, were week -end vis- itors at the home of Mrs, Ford's sis- ter, Mrs, H. Cooke; Master Billy Ford ,who has been visiting with his aunt, returned with them, Mr,. and Mrs. Joseph `Bennett, of. Utopia, spent the weekend at the home of Mr, and Mrs.' H, Cooke. A meeting is being held in Mr. -Baiers' Hotel. on Friday evening, Juy 21, at 8.30 o'clockato decide about the annual ,sports day, and if so to make` arrangements with regard to the afternoon and evening programs. It is hoped that all interested will be at.this meeting Mr. and'Mrs. Henry H, Sippel, al- so Mr, and Mrs, Phillip Sippel, all of Tavistock, spent the week -end ree I,lrs, Hoffman and son of Kitchen- Vic- er, Miss Mina and Brice McMillan ay, of Listowel, were recent guests of to Mr. and Mrs" R. Magrath Mr, Leland Ashton is spending the ch, week in Walton and. Grand Bend. vil- Mr, and Mrs. Russel Grainger also Miss Marjorie Hockridge, spent Sun- day' in Kitchener. Messrs. Earle Doig and William Edgar spent the week -end at Grand Bend, Mrs. Hutchison,of the 2nd con- cession, spent the week -end with her son, Mr, and Mrs, Jack Hutchison. Mr. and Mrs. John Hyndrnan were in Kitchener on Sunday visiting with friends,. Mr, James Douglas, Miss Annie and Mrs. Campbell visited. with Mr. Clarkson Douglas in Hamilton on Tuesday. with Mr. A. Sippel. Miss Mina McMillan' and Master Bruce McMillan, of Listowel, spent some time with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. McGrath. Miss Jean : Murray is spending a few weeks at the home of Mr: and Mrs. Wm. Adams, Sr. Miss Ruth Heinmiller, Miss Wen- zel and Mr. Conrad Krug, all of Ches- ley, d y, e at the home of Mr. A. Heinmiller on Monday. Miss Doris Nealans, of Chesley, is the guestof her uncle and aunt, Dr, and Mrs.. Whitley. Mr. and Mrs. H. Jessamin,: of Ot- tawa, also Mr. A.' F" Ross, Montreal, were guests of Mrs. and Miss Ross for the week -end. Mr. Harry Arden, of Alliston, call- ed en his cousin, Mrs. S. Munro, on Monday. Rev. and Mhs. Neil and daughters of Dungannon, were recent guests of Mrs. Neil and son, .Mr. Herbert Neil. Miss M. L. Hyland, of Windsor, and nephew, Mr. Roy Moore, of Es- sex, were guests of Miss J. P. Stin- son last .• week. Decoration Day will be observed in Gorrie on Sunday, July 30. Mr. and Mrs. James Small and daughters, Misses Betty, Doris: and Patricia, of Rodney, Mrs, Thompson and daughter, Miss Laura, of Hen- fryn, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. William 'Whitfield. Rev. and Mrs. Stanley Johnston and family, of Lucan, were guests of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs T. O. Johnston, on Monday last. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Welsh, of Drayton, visited with the latter's bro- ther, Mr. and Mrs. James Shera, on Sunday. Mrs. Dr. Ramage and son, James, returned home on Thursday from :Mitchell where Mrs.' Ramage has been with her another, Mrs. MacKenzie, who had her ankle fractured some two weeks ago. The Woman's Assoc. of the United Church here will' meet on Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. E. Toner. A large number of the Gorrie res- ident attended/ the Orange Celebra- tion held in Brussels on Wednesday last. Dr. and Mrs. C. Ramage were in Durham over Sunday to see the for- mer's mother, brother and sister, all three of whom sustained serious in- juries in a motor` accident on Friday, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Gallaher were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. Higgins in Brussels. Mr. and Mr's, George Edwards of Toronto, visited' the former's broth- er, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Edwards, dur7 ing the past week. Mrs. Edwards is at present visiting' friends in Goder- ich,: Mr. Jack Musgrove has treated himself to a Willys-Knight Coach, Mr. and Mrs, T. Bradnock and Miss Kate Earngey visited' with Har- riston friends on Sunday, Mr. anti Mrs. i George Lane and fancily, of Behnore, were Sunday vis- itors of Mrs, John Wylie. Mrs. R, G. Dane is visiting her son, Stanley and other relatives in Tor- onto. Mr. John Kahle spent Tuesday in Kitchener., Mr, and Mrs. John Strong and dau- ghter, Helen, also Miss Janke Strong visited with Mr, and Mrs. A, Hutchi- son, of Fordwich, on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs, William Murray and daughter, Elizabeth, also the former's sister, Miss Kellie Murray, of La - Chute, Quebec, and Mr, Win, Mur- ray, of Bothwell, were guests of the Misses Murray on Sunday. SALEM Mas Pauline Hartley and friend, Mr. Thomas Schreiber, of Toronto, spent a couple of weeks with the for- mer's grandmother, Mrs. Wm. Weir. and other friends. Miss Alma Fitch, of Toronto, is spending her :holiday with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Fitch. Mr. and Mrs.. Dr. Wilfred Weir and son, Malcolm, of Toronto, call- ed on friends here one day recently. A number from this locality, at- tended the funeral of the late Miss Janine 'Howe, of Wroxeter, last Sun- day sterno afternoon. , n ' The service nert Sunday will be conducted by Rev. Geo. A. McLean Who' represent§ the Lord's Day, Alli- ance. The S. S. will .hold their annual picnic on Saturday, July 22nd, in Mr. Melvin Willits' grove. Come and en- joy a good time. SLAT'S DIARY . Friday :Ant Emmy' says she has been in a lot of manajerys and ana- mel shows and she has saw most eery kind of anamel ex cept a Papal Bulla Saterday — they has ben a burgu- lar mistery acrost the crick at Mr. Bensens country home and the pol- icemens has been busy solveing the Problem but so fer all they hav found out is whut got stole. Sunday— I dont think xnutch of the game the Inglish people plays witch they call Cricket. I ast Ant Emmy whit kind of game it was and she sed all she knew about it was that it was played on a Harth so it must be wersen minichure Golf. Mundy Blisterses Unkel dyed the utfher day, 1 gess it was fruni a com- pelcation of deseases becuz Blisterses ina sed he had Sleeping Sickness and Snsoinnyboth together at same id- entcle time. Teusday—Ed Lutz and hiswife who is Mrs. Lutz has • sepperated. They have ben maryed to each an- other for fifty 1 yrs. Eb says the reason they are a going to quit they are afrade they finite get into a Rut. if they stay to gather to long. Wensday—A new girl has cum to be in are class at skool and she has got a Pug nose. Jake says the oney advantage he can see in a Pug nose. on a girl is that mebby she mite be a little easier to kiss. Thirsday—Ant Enimy was reading in the noose paper about sun'i king who threttened to Sever his diplo- matick relashuns. She sed relashuns was a kind of a boar but it was go- ing pritty strong when you Sever them. "The more we give to others, the more we are increased."—Lao-Tze, 1 JUDGE COACH MODELS JULY lith Toronto has been selected as the central point of judging- in the 1{ish- cr .Sod- Craftsman's Guild for On- tario. According to an annoncemcnt from Guild headquarters in Oshawa; preparations have been completed for the judging in Toronto front July 17 to 22nd, of all the miniature Napol- eonic coach models which bays throughout Ontario have been con- structing inthe competition for the two Canadian University- Scholar- ships and 1,124 other awards offer- ed by the Guild in Canada and the United States. All boys in Ontario, who are en- tering models in the competition, are to bring or send their coaches to Motor Express Terminals,Limited, 500 King Street West, Toronto. During the week of the judging in Toronto, all the model coaches will be on display at the Royal 'York Ho- tel. Frank C. Riess, technical direct- or of the Fisher Body Craftsman's Guild in Detroit, will be in Toronto to look after the judging. Mr. Reiss will be assisted by Mr. J. A. G. Eas- ton, director of shopwork and draft- ing, Danforth Technical School, Tor- onto, and Mr.. Norman H. Saunders, Executive Secretary, Toronto and District Boy Scouts., !f5C1nck1e" CRC1 . i o t+L'* l 1 A father and his little boy were having a discussion on legal matters. "What is a retaining fee?"' asked the little boy. Father replied:' "A retaining fee is a fee paid to a lawyer before he will undertake to do any work for a client. "Oh!" said the little boy, "like put- ting a quarter in a meter before you get any gas." "Why did you signal me to choose the little man, mother? The other had a much better face." "Face! When you pick a man to work in your garden you want to go by his trousers. If they're patched on the knees, you want him; if they are patched on the seat, you don't," Hee: "Sorry, old chap, but I'm looking for a little financial succour again." Haw "You'll have to hunt farther'. I'm not the financial sucker I used to be." "And is your daughter happily niarried?" "Oh, yes! --Her Husband is 'scared: to death of her! A small boy (more ,a film than a history fan) was "rehearsing" before his father an essay he had to write on Sir: Walter Raleigh. "Sir Walter wanted to keep in with the Queen," he said, "so he took off his jacket and threw it over some mod forher to walk on." "Did he speak to Qtieeii Elizabeth? asked the father. "Yes," came the unexpected reply: "He said, 'Step on it, baby!'`" Sambo was ,hired on a railway gang. At the close of the first shift he was all tired out and sought the boss: "Mister, yo' sho' yo' allgof me down on the pay -roll?" "Sure," said the boss. "Here's your naine--.Satnbo Simpson, That's it?" "Yes, sub," replied Sambo. "Ali just thought you might have me down as Samson.,' Climber—"But what if the rope breaks?" " Guide "Now don't worry about that. I've plenty more at home." Sale Of Summer Dresses ONE DAY ONLY FRIDAY, JULY 21st -- Remember the. Date. Another Big Display by the same firm, Buchanan's Over 300 Garments consisting of: New Style Silk Swagger Snits; Prints in Every Color and Size);Pastelles and+ ' printed Chiffons; Dark Dresses and Color Combinations•, at Amazing Values. A competent lady stylist and saleslady in attendance. You are welcome to inspect the goods, buy or not, but 'Don' ..i This Opportunity, Renteniber the date and place. t Miss re a�ey S Store �'� Wroxeter