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DONNYBROOK
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Miss -Marjorie Campbell of Strat-
ford spent the week -end at her home
here.
Mrs, John- Cunningham has gone to
_Toronto to visit with her daughter,
,1drs. Lloyd Hinton.
Messrs. Graham and Stewart Cham-
ney were Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs: Ernie Doerr, Auburn.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Robinson and
family visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. John McClinchey, Auburn.
Mr, Clarence and Miss Ettphemia
Chamney were Sunday visitors at the
home of Mr. Robt. Chamney.
The Y. P, S. met last Friday even-
ing ,order. the leadership of Morley
Johnston, the Scripture lesson was
read. by Margaret Jefferson and the'•
topic given by Irene Jefferson. Jean
Robinson :and Jessie Moss sang and
readings were given by Sam Thomp-
son and Melvin Craig.
MORRIS
Ms. Archie, Messer and daughter
are visiting friends at Dungannon for
a few days.
Mr, Fletcher Fell of Toronto, has
been visiting for a few days Width his
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KELLOGG'S
ALL -BRAN
At The
North End Grocery
mother and other friends on the boun-
dary..
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Johnston and
son, Carl, spent Sunday afternoon
with Mr. and Mrs.. Jas. Peacock and
Will.
Mr. Robt. Bosman spent the week-
end with his parents and lir. and
Mrs. Richard Lloyd in. Wing -ham.
Miss Elizabeth Owens of Blyth, has
visited for a few days with friends in
Morris and on the boundary,
Miss Isabel Watson spent the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. John Wick -
stead, 3rd line.
This community was shocked to
hear that Mr. Robt Warwick of the
3rd line, had passed 'away on Satur-
day. Much sympathy is extended to
the family.
Some of the farmers are busy get-
ting their wood. cut with the sawing
machine and other are busy making
maple syrup.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bosman and
son,. Jack, visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. McKinney on the
boundary.
BELMORE
A little clerk came to the general
store Wednesday, March 20th (John
Balers).
Miss Alrna Abram of London was
a visitor in town Sunday.
Minnie Jeffray visited her brother,.
Robert, at the brick yard, Friday.
The hockey boys are the proud pose
lessors. of the Spotton Cup, having
played the final game Friday evening,
Miss Irene Weber, having spent
three months at Jack Reid's, has se-
cured a position in Walkerton,
Are You Prepared For
MAPLE SYRUP TIME
ARE YOUR SYRUP PANS and SAP BUCKETS
- IN GOOD CONDITION?
Now is the time to have them repaired. .
SYRUP PANS MADE TO ORDER.
Sap Buckets ana other Maple Syrup Supplies.
Machan. giros. }:
Winghat; , Ontario. Tel ,phone 58.,
iii •.'t.°9 k,.SI`Y. Y t,.,.'e,ri,j '.xb
Along with his other stock Mr.
Neigbton has brought a goat. We
have heard of those little ahimals,
butting people to church, J-Iis ;Lord-
ship will find plenty to do of he
nuance his bomb in the village,
Albert Aitken is visiting his grand-
mother, Mrs. John Darling,
Mr, and Mrs, Jack Reid spent Sun-
day at Nelson Reit!'s, Turnberry,
WHITECHURCH
Mr. George Ross, of Wingham,
spent the week -end with his parents,
here.
Mrs. Henry McGee spent Tuesday
at the ,, home of her niece, ; Mrs:' Jas,.
Wightman, of Belgrave, who is mov '
irig this week to Listowel:
Mr. Walter Lott spent the 'Week-
end Jt • the bonne of. Mr.' and Mks. W.
Lott of Brussels. ' •
The regular, monthly meeting of
the \'V.M,S. of Chaliner's Church was
held on Thursday last with the pres-
ident, Mrs. Henry Godldn,' in- charge
of the meeting. The Scripture read-
ing was taken by Miss Annie Laid-
law, and Miss McQuaid, Miss Merle
Wilson and Mrs. Garton had charge
of the chapter from the study book,
Fellow Citizens. Mrs. Robt. Mow-
bray led in prayer and the president
closed the meeting with,°prayer.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. McCreight at-
tended the funeral of their niece, Miss
Beatrice Johnston, .who passed away
after being ill in Stratford Hospital
for a few weeks. She was the daugh-
ter of Mr. Wm. Johnston and the late
Mrs. Johnston of Port Burwell, Mr.
Johnston will be remembered by
many of the Lower Wingham people.
The funeral was held on Thursday
from the horse of her brother, Mr. F.
Johnston of Seaforth, to \7Viingham
Cemetery. Rev. Mr. Roberts, of the
Anglican Church, had charge of the
service at the cemetery.
The regular monthly meeting of the
.W.M.S. of the United Church was
held on Wednesday last, and in the
absence of the President, Mrs. Jos.
Tiffin had charge of the meeting.'
Mrs. Pox gave a missionary reading '
and the Temperance readings were '
very interesting. Mrs. Tiffin and Mrs.
Reed sang a duet and Mrs. Lott and
Mrs. MCBrien led in prayer. One 'of
the returned missionaries will speak
at an evening meeting, in the Easter
holidays, which -will be the regular
Thank -Offering service.
BELGRAVE-
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Instititute Prizes for School Fair
The Belgrave Branch of the W
men's Institute held its regular mee
ing Tuesday at the home of Mrs. H
Wheeler when there *as a fair a
tendance present: The president, lir
Jas. Taylor, presided, and the meet
ing was opened in the usual nianne
The secretary and treasurer gave thei
reports. It was decided to donat
money as prizes to the School Fab
The roll call was answered with Sing
Say or Pay, and was well responde
to. The motto, Habits are at firs
only cob -webs and then cables, wa
well prepared by Martha Arznstron
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Wear Store
We have just passed
into stock three ship-
ments of new spring Clo-
thing comprising Men's
stylish Top Coats, Men's
and Boys.' Suits and
Trousers.
SPRING TOP COATS
Made in Roomy Styled Rag-
lan Cut, all wool quality tweeds,
high class tailoring, Moderately
priced at
$12.50 and $14.75
MEN'S SUITS
Latest models in English wiir
steel, serges and fancy threads.
See our values at
$14.50, $16.50, $18.50
BOYS' SPRING SUITS
Smart models made of new
patern tweeds. Two pant suits,
selling at
$5.95, $6.75, $7.50
MEN'S PANTS
Made of strong wearing tweed
—See our specials at
$1095, $2.95, $3.75
WORK CLOTHES
Showing a' large range of
Men's Overalls, Smocks and
Work Shirts. See our Heavy
Snag Proof Overalls at
Only $1.59
Spring Stock of Hats and
Caps, Dress Shirts, Braces, Ties,
Sweaters, Fancy Socks and all
kinds of Underwear.
For Better Health Eat
KELLOGG'S
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H. E.Isard & Co.
lage for a couple of days.
Miss Sara Cole of London was a
visitor over the rveek-end at her hone
here.
I3LYTH
e Mr.' and Mrs. D. Phillips spent the
r. week -end with friends. in Owen
Sound,
dThe Women's Institute met in the
t Memorial Hall. The resignation of
the President, Mrs. Mills, was accept -
g ed, and Mrs. Win. Gibson, first vice
and read by Mrs. W. VanCamp. Cur
rent events discussion was lead b3
Mrs. C. R. Coultes. Mrs. VanCannp
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gave a piano number which was rnucl
enjoyed. Mrs. N. Keating chose a
her subject, Citizenship, and several
of our privileges and responsibilities
were spoken of. A solo by Nora .Van -
Camp was much enjoyed, The sing-
ing of the National Anthem. brought
the meeting to a close after which
lunch was served by the hostess as-
sisted by Mrs. Alex. Manning and
Mrs. Jesse Wheeler.
President, was appointed to act for
AMEMenissagieWGolden Virginia
— SMOKERS —
Save your Packages
and get in on the contest
to win a Chevrolet Car.
Come in and get particulars.
Maple syrup manufacturing is be-
coming the order of the day.
Mrs, McGowan of Blyth was a vis-
itor with her sister, Mrs, H, Kirkby,
Miss Dorothy Vincent is in Wing -
Irani General Hospital where she is
improving after an operation for ap-
pendicitis.
Miss Irene Walsh, nurse -hi -train-
ing at Stratford General Hospital,
spent the week -end with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs; Norman Walsh.
Another community dance was en-
joyed in the .Foresters' Hall, Belgrave,
on Friday evening,
Mrs. R. C, McGowan was a visitor
with Mrs. C, R, COultcs a few days
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Blay and •two
children, of London, were guests wth
Mr..and Mrs. W,' J, Geddes on' Sun-.
day,
Mr.' James VanCamp and two sons
visited with the* former's mother, on
Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. Mines and children
of Niagara Palls, spent the week -end
with her parents, Mr. -
vv n e , and Mrs. .
1 J Mc-
Guire.
Miss Kirkby, of Brussels, is stay
i'ng with, her brother, Dr.:Kirkby,' We
are glad that Mrs. Kirkby who has
beery ,atltitt,�', xt.�!n�..���ttlg` ;ttice.�Ysa' ^ •.�
z artcl Mrs.' BrandJe 'of„Atwood
#tnd %Mrs, X'rxter and 'd teghtdi',' Wttng-
ham. :were w re Stuiday callers" With Mr.
and Mrs. R. Yule,
Mrs. Bush of Toronto was,
Omar aselgrove's
Tobacconist,
Are You Having
EYE TROD LE
Headache, a e, Dizziness or Failing
Vision?
Expert Eye Service is Avail-
able in. Wingham at Mod-
erate Prices.
Eyes examined, glasses fitted by
R. A. REID
Str
afford
sLeading O
tom trs
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for Seventeen Years.
1UIr. Reid:'s at Williams' Jewell-
ery Store each Wednesday
Morning, 9 to 12.00.
Geo; Williams •
�. rEwELLER
''Offictai C.N R, Watch inspector
Winglha'tn
the remainder of the. year. A. connnait- .�
tee composed of Mrs, R. A'+lhiteinan,
:LXrs. R. Richmond, Mrs. Colclougli,
Mrs. Gibson, firs. Fawcett and Mrs,
Newcombe, wa's' appointed td :arrange
fo - the t 2 t �ni" .s.
h rr er, r a
5 a v a y f the local'
Institute which.will be 'held in May.
Z he ,Costen services held in the
churches are Well attended, The
theme, Seven Stages .of the Cross,
the readings and -studies, are proving
of great inspirational value to all who
attend. On Wednesday evening the•
meeting will be held in the ,Anglican
Church.
Misses Johnston and :Yeo of Mit-
chell, Mr. Floyd Johnston of London,
visited Miss Pauline Robinson. Sun-
day,
A very successful sale was held on
Friday of farm stock and implernents
of the late Mr. Fred Haydon of East
Wawanash, who was instantly killed,
December last. Mr. Geo. Elliott of
Clinton, was the actioneer, and Rev.
Father Sullivan was the administrator.
Airs, Maud Hueston of Kincardine
Visited her brother, Mr. G. M. Chain-
hers, during the week.
At a meeting held recently in Mein-
orial' Hall to discuss the matter of
providing• a covered . rink for Blyth,
a. committee was appointed to secure
information regarding the financing
of the ' project. Several mechanics
gave their estimates of the cost, and
none of these tenders were below
$4000.. The committee decided not to
put any more taxes, on the_ratepay-
ers so gave up the project for the
present' at least.
Otrr farmers in this vicinity are busy
making maple syrup. -
Mr. William Smith of .Fort Erie,
is visiting friends in this locality.
PAGE,'
EAST WAWANOSH
The Young People of Brick United
Church held a very successful St.
Patrick's social at the home ofJohn
Beecroft on Tuesday evening of last
week. The evening was spent in gam-
es and contests. Lunch was served at
the close.
An'illustrated lecture on "Trinidad"
was given by Mr.• George Taylor on
Tuesday evening: -
Miss Agnes Robertson and friend
of Dashwood, spent the week -end at
the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Adam Robertson.
Miss Annie Vipond of Donegal vis-
ited at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Les-
lie Wightman.
Brick Cuhrch W. ivE .S. held a Box
Social on Friday evening with a large
number being present. An excellent
program was given, consisting of sol-
os by Miss Annie Vipond, Alex. Men-
zies, jack ,Reavie, duet by Misses
Edith Kew and Janet Robertson;
readings by Miss Louise Ireland and
Lawrence Taylor; a short play was
presented by Misses Beatrice Bee-
rcoft, Margaret Robinson, Lavina
McBurney. Rev. A. M. Grant acted
as chairman.
SHOW STARTS AT 8 P.M.
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, `March 28, .29th, 30th
ELECTED TO SCREEN HALL OF FAME
A NEW •
PICTURE TAKES
ITS PLACE AMONG GREG rESY
:Hailed by the nation's leading critics as one
of the finest pictures ever produced.
"EXTRAORDINARY!"
says LIBERTY and gives
it 4 STARS * * **
A FI AWK CAPRA Production
with WAntlEt4 WILLIAM
MAY FROBSON GUY ICl .EEE
Glenda Farrel red Sparks Waiter ConnmllY
Sean Patter Sorry Norton
A Columbia 9riclaira
Also Silly'Syanphony in Technicolor
"FUNNY LITTLE BUNNIES"
And FOX NEWS.
Admission 25c and 15c.
about manner. Three men under ar-
rest
rest for a car theft in Toronto -had
given the information that they had
used the car they stole to bring Craig.
and Crandall to St. Thomas. They
said they bad been paid .in 50='cent,
coins and that the two St.: Thomas
inert had considerable luggage with.
them. The coins .were found to be
bogus. and the alleged Toronto' tar
thieves' were brought back to. St.
Thomas to assist in cleaning up the
counterfeiting mystery. ' .
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TAX CHANGES •
OF. THE BUDGET A fond father went to a college to
see what progress his son was mak-
ing. In response to his inquiry the.
Principal said: "Your son will prob
' ably go down in history-"
"That's good news," glowed the
parent.
jThe Principal lifted his eyebrows,
and c"outinnecl: "But he might do bet-
ter in geography and the other sub -
cent on taxes paid by those permitted
to render consolidated income tax re-.
turns.
Graduated fax on gifts in excess
of $1,000 ranging from two per cent ,
on $25,000 to 10 per cent on $1,000,-
000 or more. '.
Sale tax unchanged except for a
few minor exemptions.
Excise tax unchanged but Empire
preference imports exempted and 20
per cent tax applied to cigaret liglit
ere.
Excise duties on spirits reduced
from $7 per gallon to $4.
Taxation changes announced; in the
budget were briefly as follows:
Surtax on investment incothes over
$5.000 ranging from two per cent on
lowest figure to 10 per cent on in-.
vestment incomes of $200,000 or more.
Incomes from whatever source to
be treated same as investment in -
carnes for surtax purposes, if exceed-
ing $14,000.
Tax on premium value of gold
started last year to expire on May 31,
Maple Leafs Have Fine Chance ;1935, but depletion allowance on in- KELLOGG'S
When Boston Bruins won from the tonne tax of precious metal mines
Toronto Maple Leafs in Boston on reduced from 50 per cent to 33 1-3 ALL -BRAN
Saturday night in a 33 minutes over- aper cent and on dividends to share-
holders of such mines reduced from
50 per cent to 20 per cent.
1 Increase of one per cent in corp-
oration income taxes and of 1?A per
1
time game 1-0, the Toronto fans were
down -hearted, but, on Tuesday the
Leafs came to life and trimmed the
Bruins 2-0, so the series is all tied
up. These teams will play in Toronto
Thursday and Saturday nights as this
series is the best 8 out of 5 games
for the N.H,1.;, championship. Tf an
extra game is necessary it will also
be planed in Toronto. The winne,
will play the winner of the Ranger -
Maroon series which is two gauzes
goals to count, for the Stanley Cup.
Rangers disposed of Canadiens in a
two -game series 6-5 and Maroons put
Chicago out in a similar series by the
close score of 1-0,
Auburn Couple
Celebrate 46th Anniversary.
The 40th anniversary of the wed-
ding of Mr, and Mrs. Raithby of Au- I I
burn, was observed when they were
at' horse to their friends. Mr. Raith- !.
by was born 72 years ago on a farm
on the kith concession of Hullett and
his life '•has been spent chiefly on a
farm-- \Vhen.lre and Matilda Lansing,
daughter of David and Margaret
:Lansing, were married, they settled on
the place now occupied by James
Robertson, • Mrs. Raithby, has one
brother, Clinton Lansing, of Picton,
and
Mr. Raithb h h•
y as three ee br other;,,
James and George .of Auburn and,
Rev. Win. Raithby of St. Thomas.
They have a family -of three children,
Mrs,, Stanley Johnston, Earl and
Frank; ail ofthe r�tt •t r,
� br,'c�
d,, tact.
Alleged Counterfeiters Arrested
A well-equipped counterfeiting out
fit was seized at St. Thomas, late Sun-
da nft rncon and four
men' n lace 1
c
uncler arrest. City , police, Mounties
th'd' Detective Robert ' McMaster of
T'orolnto, worked most of Sttriday in -
deepest secrecy laying..pla.ns=.for. the
seizure. Detective McMaster, who is
in the stolen car department of the
Toronto 0r
o to
tztzlsttt,i5i t Oboe,: br°o
r
,
t the .first
t,: Thomas that
a emir -
ter feiting.,plant •had been set up there.
Ii infortnation cause hi a round.
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ECONOMY PRICES
QUALITY
Large RINSO BROOMS .1
Clover HONEY I
Reg. 25c Reg. 49c Reg. 60c
Special 19c Special 39c Special 5 lbs. 45c
Sweet Corn, 2 Large
Peas, Seive no. 2, Spec,
Vanilla, Special
Tomato Juke ...
Sardines
VANILLA
Reg. 25c
Special 1Sc
~oreenssamosowestratendmarouts
White Beans
Cooking Figs
Bulk Cocoa
`Icing Sugar
Pot Barley ....-
Tins 19c Pineapple Marmalade, Spec. 30,c
2 for 23c Strawberry Jam, Special ...... 32c
5c Sugar Cuero Corn Plakes 2 ... 15c
••••. ac Choice Prunes 2 lbs. 25e
5c Choice Dates ....„.,,..,...... 2 lbs. 19c
Kellogg's Baking Powder
ALL BRAN (Rose) 1 lb. tin
Lge. '.Pkge.... 24c Special ........• .. 15c
6 lbs. for 25c Bulk Oatmeal ...,... .......... 6 lbs. 25c
8 lbs. for 25c Fancy Apricots 1 ib, 2Sc
1 lb, for 15c Choice Rice 4 lbs. 25c
3 lbs, for 25c Sultana Raisins 2 lbs. 25c
.:..... ....... 1 lb, for 5c c Lexis Raisins 2 lbs, 25c
PEAS Choice
(Large Tins) Tomatoes
Large 2 r/ tins
2f
3 for
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c 3 for 23c
Pink Salmon
Pineapple
Tal i
1 Tins
Large eTins
?for........21cS'
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�era! 10c
Head, Lettuce, large, 2 for 19c
Leaf Lettuce 2 for 15c
Fr
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h Spinaclas, 2 lb
s. for 25e
Spy Apples 4 lbs. for 25e
M1
Celery
Hearts s $
title
h 15c
New Carrots 3 bunches 25c
Tomatoes 1 lb. for 1,5c
Oranges Dozen 32c to (0c
Orange n
g Grapefruit SUGAR Peanut .Butter
Marmalade (Large Seed -
32 oa. Jar less 10 lbs. Reg. 20c
Special
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4 for.
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