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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1935-03-21, Page 811r1,r'r,77-i7 • PA Grp, EIGHT • ,,--i.";•! ' • ,;.3.;,;';‘'t 141',•14;,;:fir4 • • ' SHOW STARTS AT 8 P.M. Thursday, Friday, Saturday, March 21, 22nd, 23rd BINN1E BARNES And FRANK MORGAN — ' There's Always Tomorrow" A Human Down to Earth Story of Family Life. Also Two Reel Comedy "Gus Van and His Neighbors" And FOX NEWS. NEXT WEEK "LADY FOR A DAY." WI GUAM AD VANCE-TIMITs Eliza Fell, Mr. and Mrs. Jose 11 Breckenridge and son James atte ed the funeral of the late 'Mrs, W lain Dulmage at Harriston on; Tu Mr, and Mrs. Reuben Garniss vi ed with relatives at Seaforth t 'eek. :•, Mrs. Alex, Mowbray spent a f days with her . sister, Mrs, 'Iion Taylor in f\‘'awanosh, Rev, j. R; Greig attended the ft eras of the late: Rev, MY. Hanna :Ripley. * " Honored on 79th Birthday A .dinner party was : enjoyed Monday at the home of Mrs: Lai Kirton, 4th. ebncessiori-, Turnberi in honor of her incither, Mrs, Mai aret Rolph, it being the occasion her seventy-ninth birthday. Amp the guests were, Mrs. Melts' clang ter, Mrs. Joseph Curtiss, Mr; Cur and two , daughters Miss Merger Curtis and Mrs. Harold Proctor co ;little daughter Margaret and a fe intimate friends. Mrs, Rolph reeeiv many congratulations and good wis es. .413107M1101=nifflarnetes • BLUEVALE Institute Enjoy Irish Program On Thursday afternon at the home of Mrs. Jos, Curtis, the Woman's. Institute enjoyed a real programme, provided by the girls, with Miss Marg-aret :Curtis as convenor.' The President,'Airs. S. N. Gallah presided and conducted a few iten of business. Miss Alice Thornton ren a very fine paper on the Motto: "la the heart of the Bulb is the promi of Spring". The Roll Call Was an wered by an Irish Joks, and cause a great deal of. merriment. The pr grant throughoutwas of an Iris character in keeping with St. Pa rick's Day. • . A duet, Peggy O'Neill was sun by Miss Marie Wettlaufer and Mis Isabel Watson. A paper on "The lif of St. Patrick", was read by Mis Dorothy Greenway. Miss Alba Mow bray' :favored with a .,piano selection and .Miss Margare;„Cui'tis gave a read- ing "How Pat and Mike stole the rope". A solo "Where the River Shan- non Flows"; Was pleasingly rendered by Mrs. Jno. Wickstead. A very hum- orous reading "So Did 1", was given by Miss D. Smith. A paper on "Fold ing Table Linen", was read by Miss Alice Thornton, followed by a paper on "Table Setting and Serving" by Miss Donna Smith, and was demon- strated, the dining table being correct- : ly set. I Two contests were enjoyed, Mrs J. Wickstead guessed the *greatest number of Irish songs, and. Mrs Dobie and Mrs. Mowbray carried off the prize in the Pat and Mike con- test. A hearty vote of thanks was tend- ered the girls for the splendid pro- gram provided. Refreshments were served by the , hostess, assisted by Miss Smith, el d Are You Having EYE TR UM affM,011• Headache, Dizziness or Failing Vision? Expert Eye Service is Avail- able in Wingham at Mod- • erate Prices. Eyes examined, glasses fitted by R. A. REID Stratford's Leading Optometrist for Seventeen Years. Mr. Reid is at Williams' Jewell- ery Store each Wednesday Morning, 9 to 12.00. Geo. Williams JEWELLER Official C.N.R. Watch Inspector Wingham 111111411e161•191=FEIMMEggsgill=117Ell 0-1- _SMARM eattie' Dairy Fresh or Pasteurized MILK AND CREAM Healthy Cows - Sanitary Conditions. Morning and Evening Deliveries Phone 133. = •n, ,l5ij'j' se 5- d o- 11 tg e- • Mrs. Robert McLendon entertained the ladies of the 'Woman's Assieiation of the: United Church at a quilting and a tea, in the interests of the society. Rev. J. R. Greig is in Toronto this week, Mr .and Mrs. James Dobie and son Minnie spent Suday with Mrs. Dob- bies' parents at Acton. Mrs. Joseph Curtis, .Mrs. Laura Kirton and Eldon Kirton attended the funeral of a relative, Gordon Rolph at Seaforth on Tuesday. Mr .and Mrs, James Peacock and son Will, Mrs. George Thornton, Mrs. EA Art LY SP IN —OF Perfect Fitting •r- .1! SALE 1 c and 11 HEALTH SHOES for boys and girls ONLY THREE DAYS Thursday, Friday and Saturday MARCH 21st, 22nd, 23rd Fine Styles - \Wonderful 'Wear Sizes 2 to 6 $1.15 Boots $1.25 Sizes 5 to 7M $1.59 Boots $1.98 Sze t 8 to 10% $1.98 Boob $2.29 Sizes 11 to 234 $2.29 Jack ancl)ill Shoes art the popular children's shoes today. At these prices they are wonA Jerks! value. Jack and Jill shoes are the only shoes fitted • by the Visible Pittine • System. It convinces you of perfect fitting. Visibia Wog pliEtritoi 1019 neeenemeturentreemetemiltemtreameetetteiremteleelutetware, WA S t Sole Agent for Jack and Jill Shoes for Children. Phone 129 ••Wingham. 14141•1•104041411111041141441111941460111011 United Church Y. P. S..' Trinidad, The Home of the Hunu ing Bird, was the topic for discussio on Friday •night, With GeorgeHeti eririgton as leader of: the subject. Naturalists are said to have foun eighteen, species Of huinming birds o the island. Christopher Columbus, th discoverer of Trinidad, when in sigh of the three -mountain peaks of th island was reminded 'of the Hol Trinity and named the • 'new land Trinidad. The island has :been undo British rule since 179'7, when it Wa; wrested from the Spanish withou any blood -being shed. People' of ever different races live, harmoniously i Trinidad. The country is so rich in nature. wealth and beauty. It is also famou for its .Asphalt lake, which in 1912 netted the country in royalties and export duties over $300.000. Trinidad's Cities are modern and up-to-date, The United Church of Canada has miss- ions in Trinidad. Mrs, Sparks contributed a beautiful piano solo to the program. The Scripture selection was read by Mel- ville Mathers, Wm. Peacock occupied the chair. Prayer was offered by the pastor. Games and recreation followed the benediction. ST. HELENS • An enjoyable time was spent at the Community Hall on Friday evening when a social was given by the Wo- men's Institute, Mrs, John Miller pre- sided over the following ;Program; a mouth organ selection by Fred Mc- Quillin accompanied by Alvin Miller on the guitar; an Irish dance by Iona Swart; a one -act comedy "Men Not Wanted' by Mrs, D. Phillips, Misses Annie Watson, Isobel McCharies, MI-. dred MeQuillin,' Josephine Gaunt, and Florence MeQuillin; an • Irish dance by •Margaret Miller and Mild- red McQuillin; Irish choruses by the boys and the girls; a piano solo by Mrs. Will Rutherford; a violin num- ber by Mr. MeCharies of Clover Val- cy, accompanied by Mrs. 11,1eCharles, and a Journal, reatl by Miss Florence McQuillin. After lunch; dancing was enjoyed when music was •furnished by Messrs. McCharles, J. D. Anderson, Tohn and Alvin Miller, Misses Vera Todd of Blooming -dale and Irene 'Woods., of Waterloo, were week -end VisitOrs at their homes here. Miss Lila Gaunt of Port Colborne, s' spending a week's holidays with her nother, Ifts. Jai:, Gaunt. • Mrs. Ed. Purvis Was the recent guest cif Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Ham- ilton,. Kinloss, Messrs. F. G. and Tom Todd neot••• cred to Guelph on Monday to deliver a Polled Angus calf which has been Purchased by the Government for shipment to the North. Mr, Schlenker, Of Waterloo, spent the week -end at the home of Mr, Rob- inson .Woods. BEI -GRAVE Celebrated 80th. Birthday On the afternoon of Saturday, March 16th, a social time was enjoyed at the home of Itifrs. M. A. Wheeler. It being the occasion of, her eightieth birthday. Dering the afternoon many friends and relatives called to extend to Mrs. Wheeler their greetings and iwishes' for continued health. Tea and birthday cake were served to the guests by members of the family. Flo-wers, the gifts of relatives and friends made the home lovely. Many congratulations and other gifts were received from friends in Ontario and the West,' In the evening a small reception was held at the home of her daughter, Mrs, John G. Anderson when mem- bets of the immediate family were present, It is the wish of Mrs. Wheel- ers many friends that she may be spared to enjoy many more Similar occasions. his ew ,,s In- at on ra 7, g - of l• g h - is et icl w :(1 i, , a a, 0 smene.__At.,Ano ....„..........,....,_.....,,,., Milady's here for you , • New Coats New . ., '.': Stockings 1.4 Spring You'll find 441 New York in our show Men's Fashions 20th Century •Spring New Fedoras Neckwear , , Forsyth ----- Spring Fashions are to see, Dresses New Suits Millinery — Gloves Neckwear copies of the latest and Paris styles right roms. Suits and Top Coats. Hats -- Derbys and Socks Spring Underwear and Strand Shirts l. Qualities the best — Prices al- • ways right.' KING BROS. gazawsumgamaismEgalyazeis. fammENEENsmormassigazom l'-'7:-.:1»'/..At;te,•\ \ --;.... k At47A1 .„1,7.` et , ... P orsyth, SHIRT Entire Shirts on Fri. and Sat., Broadcloths, Zephrs, plain Whites. $2.25 and 1.79 3 kn. 0 -" ‘o.o„.. 1 t • L Arrow, Better Grade , - el wL 4 , D .Ak Stock of better sale, Thurs., including Percales, Silk Stripes, Shirts at $2.50 on Sale $5.00. - ,.., ..; - • v, '..i ill. L..' .., 5,4 c., , 1,, f1 ... .t. 11 74 kli $4. %Pe Limited Woman's Association Plan Quilting The regular meeting of the Worn en's Association was held in the base- ment of the, church on Wednesday afternoon w,hen there was a fair at- tendance present. The president, :Mrs. J. M. Coultes conducted the meeting, - ' i i .1 1 1 s •\ 1 c 11 s 3 J 8 C 06511ffignifitmtmlegeognseingesmi PERMANENTS, featuring • extra Croquignole Prices Satsifaction Helen's onimmimagmenn....ma For your Spring, Waves we are the "BONAT" and "EU- GENE" — especially adapted for fine and grey hair. Also All- "OIL-GLO"... • ranging from $2.00 to $7.00 Croquignole Ends $1.50 MORNING SPECIAL Shampoo and Marcel or Finger Wave 35c. All small work 25c. • Guaranteed. All New Solutions. -- Phone 133 ---- Beauty Shoppe .. wommegn............. - • • ' i t ' BIGG'S rolexernillimmensimft, a malminwat ii, G., OCERY • — Phone 76 — Strawberry Jam • * 32c Orange Marmalade ..... , .... . 24c Pineapple Marmalade 30c Peas (Large Tins) 3 for 27c Choice Tomatoes, 21/2 size, 3 for • 23c Rose, Bak, Powder, 1 lb. tin le Fresh Vegetables Fresh Carrots 3 bunches 25c forfor 12°5cc Cooking Apples .. 5 lbs, for 25c H- eatlFresh Lettuceapitich 1.1e Fresh TOrnatoes .. ...... „... 1 lb. 15c Celery Plearts •1 bunch 18c B2.lb2s, ........aronmn p0 Jig s 1 S • which was opened in the ,usual man- ner, r A very pretty quilt top which had been made by a -group of the mem- bers since the previous meeting. wits displayed and it was decided to (Mit it at the next meeting, Plans- Were also 'made for a pot luck supper and social evening in the near future, Farmer's Club The Belgyave Farmer's Club hd el their regular Mectiug. on Tuesday ev- ening last week at the home of Mr. C.,R. Coultes, when there was a, good attendanee present. Cecil Wheeelr condvicted the Meeting. At the con- clusion of tl:e business; lunch was Served anda social time enjoyed. Carl s l, Proctor: invited the Club to meet at hihome in April, C. R. Coultes. motored to Toronto on Sunday. • "Warble. Fly Powder" Be sure to procure "Cooper's", you can depend on it. NicKibbon's Drug Store, SALEM Miss Lyda Willits, of Wingham, spent Sunday with- her Parents, Mr. and:Mrs. Melvin 'Willits. . Mr, Ab. Bacon gave a party to his neighbors and, frienda last Friday. All present enjoyed themselves. The social held in the church last Thursday night under the auspices pf the W. A., was well attended, The programnie was very apOropriate, it being along the line . of St. Patrick's Day. • Those who. took part in !any Way did very well and their services were much apreciated, A small • fee Was charged at the door. 'Lunch was served at the close of the meeting. Mrs. Jack Matthews of the 17th of Howick visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ervie Thomas one day last week.; GLENANNAN Miss Letitia Robison of Wingham, visited a few days at the home of her sister, Mrs. John Metcalfe. • • - Mrs. John Cathers and Kathleen -visited one day recently with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Lincoln, Miss Janet Woods of Morris spent the week -end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Woods. Miss Enella Bennett and friend, Mr. Percy Grey visited with her sis- ter, Mrs. Tom. Metcalfe, and other friends.. A number from this community en- joyed thernselves at a' party Friday evening at the holne of Mr. Albert flacon. • EAST WAWANOSH COUNCIL - Council met on March 12th with all he members present. Minutes of last neeting were read and approved, Regarding scale of wages to be paid or work on the Township roads this oming season it was decided that the rate of pay for this kind' of work be he same as last year, viz., 20 cents n hotir for man, and 40 cent; an hour or man and team. The Clerk was instructed to ask for enders for crushing gravel, supplying ower and operating stone crusher; enders for this work to be consider- d at next meeting of Council. C. R. Coultes waited on the Conn - ii requesting a grant in aid of the 3elgrave Schobl Fair. $10.00 was vot- d for this purpose:, The sum of $12,42.96 for telephone ssessments and tolls was ordered. to e paid the Blyth Telephone System, (sing amount due that company from ownship subscribers in 1934. About $3,300.00 of 1934 taxes being till unpaid a further extension of time ras given the collector for collecting his amount, till April 9th. Next meeting of Council will be cid on Tuts, April ---90. A. Porterfield, Clerk, SCHOOL REPORT . S. No. 9, E. Wawanosh for Win- ter Term. Those marked 4- missed one or more xaminationl, . Sr. IV. --Ariel Johnston 66%, Len - re Wellings 51%. Sr. Ili—Howard Walker* 64, Ken- eth Johnston 62, Jr, III—Lottise Coultes* 68, Lloyd hocbottom 52, Jr. TT—Catherine Currie* 81, Lois ohnston* 71, Wilfred Walker* 63. Pirst Class—Jean Leaver* 89, June ohnston* 48, Margaret Shoebottorn* 8, Alvin Currie* 64, Primer—Ernest Walker, Charlie urri e. E. M, Kew, Teacher, ------- LIGHT OF APPLES AND PEARS 0 . ------ ,- , ervice - Quality - Courtesy , . , , /ny oi n oft xperi- investigations carried out by. the re, 1.1 Thursday, March 2lst, 1935 ji- we You , 4•.4-----,IcsartratudslarsOLnizeowniia.24./.61;=o41.1111.11.11,..1711i..or,J,INN,S8cEarmipSFOMINFIN2MAnirn,s,,.. ,t ew Car Give it a "Spring Dress -Up" of lustrous color. Your friends won't recognize the "ol' bus" after we've shot our Duco sprays over it. It'll have a finish to it LIKE NEW! We have installed the latest equipment to give a First -Class Duco (Any Color or Combination) Our Work Quaranteed, Reasonable Prices. BODY AND FENDER REPAIRING AR SIR& GS Diagonal Road MIMMOM112•111141.101••••••10M.., :07 . .70ri ,'41;] Wingharn. mental Farms, have 'clearly shown that fire -blight Spread chiefly by rain, that the fire -blight bacteria .pv- erwinter in healthy looking tissues ad- jacent to the dead areas (cankers), and that the most reliable method of control is the removal Of all infec- tions': during ;winter pruning. Infected twigs and branches in ap- ple frees should be cut at least 6 in- ches 'below the cankers, and in pear trees at least 12 inches below the can- kers. Judging .,:from results obtained so far, it is not necessary to disin- fect pruning tools When removing in- fections,: during the winter •months, Large branches and tree trunks with cankers that d'O not girdle them, can he sa-ved by :treatment. Remove the exterior In:Own bark on antl beyond the cankers, and paint over with a disinfectant. With large cankers in apple trees remove the outside, brpwn bark to a distance of 6 inches below and above the canker, and 3 inches at the sides. In pear trees the area should be twice as large, The disin- fectant recommended -is prepared as follows: In a 'glass or enamel con - tallier mix 1quart water and 3 quarts glycerine, .and heat to about 175 de- grees F, First dissolve ounce cy- anide of .mereury ,then 3/4 ounce bi- chloride of mercury. Store only in glass containers. Caution: This is a deadly poison, Only a thorough job in pruning out fire -blight will give worth while re- sults.' Since fire -blight is chiefly • spread by rain, particular, care must -be taken to remove twigs at, the top of the- trees. 253811"046=21110110424E215111121ESff Golden Virgina — SMOKERS — Save your Packages and get in on the contest to win a Chevrolet Car. Come in and get particulars. Omar HaseJgrove's Tobacconist. • Bad permanents Can ruin the healthiest hair. ... especially if the pads are used from one head to another. But you can trust us ...for we are a Licensed Nestle Shop, pledged to protect.you by using only fresh and genuine Nestle materials. Let us tell you all about it. ADAM'S HAIRDRESSING Wjngham, Ont., Phone for Appointment. .111•11111•311, .11•001..111111101mInnenmeRINIMMIO, • Are You Prepared .Far:.•. MAPLE SYRUP TIME ARE YOUR SYRUP PANS and SAP BUCKETS IN GOOD CONDITION? Now is the time to have them repaired. SYRUPPANS MADE TO ORDER. Sap Buckets and other Maple Syrup Supplies. Machan Bros. Vtiingliarn, Ontario, Telephone 58.