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THE.ATRE,
WITH 100 PER CENT. TALKING PICTURES
,mrsday, 'Friday, Saturday, October 9, 10, 11th
"SWING SWING HIGH9f
AI Musical Extravaganza of Circus Life
With All Star Cast.
Comedy—"Love, Honor and Oh Baby."
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, October 13, 14, 15
Will Rogers and Irene Rich
—In—
"30 THIS IS LONDON"
George M. Cohen's International Stage Success
DONNYBROOK
and repeating the Lord's Prayer in
unison, Preparations are under Way
for. a Bazaar to be 'held the last week
hi November•, and the pretty rose and
white autograph quilt being, made by
the members r5 is lon it wayt0
n cube,well s
completion, Mrs. Carl Procter gave
a splendid paper on Sociability, and
Cela Coulees sang a solo entitled,
"Danny Boy." The rneeting closed
with the singing of the National An-
them, after which a few minutes were
spent in community singing and dain-
ty refreshments of sandwich, cake and
coffee were served by the hostess, as-
sisted by Mrs. Finley Ivl'cCalluin and
Mrs, Bradburn, The nest meeting
will be held at the home of Mrs. Jos.
Clegg.
SCHOOL REPORT
Report for Senior Public Room,
Wroxeter, for month of September.
Pupils were examined in 3 subjects.
Average per cent: as follows:
Sr. IV—Stewart. Musgrove 97, Ila
Sharpin 62.
Jr., IV—Irene Robinson 91, Vera
Wright 79, Mary Smyth 78, Edith
Martin 77, Jessie Paulin 76, Agnes
Durst 63, Allister Green 62, Mable
Patterson 51, Everette' Wright'. 51
(hissed one examination.)
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Sr. Minerva Higgins 76, Billie
Mrs. Pearl Thompson and children
of Wingham, visited at the home of
Mrs, Norman Thompson • over the
(Owing to Anniversary services at
Westfield next Sunday, there will be
week -end.
Mr. Kenneth Cunnington, who
service at Donnybrook, spent the summer months with Mr.
Miss Margaret Cunnington, was a
week-end. guest with the Misses John-
.stori in Goderieh.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McClincley
and children were Sunday visitors at
the home of Mr. Chas. Robinson.
On Thursday evening of last week
anembers of theWomen's Institute,
..along with friends and neighbours ga-
thered at the home of Mr. Richard
Finnigan and presented their daugh-
ter, Olive (Ivirs. Melville Culbert),
•with'a miscellaneous shower.
The W. M. S. will meet on Thurs-
day of this week at the home of Mrs.
Chas. Jefferson.
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Taylor and
children, and Mrs. Havens of St. Hel-
ens were Sunday visitors at the home
of Mr. George Naylor.
Mrs. Wm. Robinson visited her
daughter, Mrs. John Kilpatrick, of
Crewe, part of last week.
Cecil Chamney returned last week to
Toronto.
Mrs. Jos.: Chamney spent 'a few
days last week at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Raymond Finnigan of
Crewe.
BELGRAVE
Mr. and Mrs, Chester Plewes and
daughters, Ruth and Kathleen of Ha-
milton, spent the week -end with Mrs.
Olive Corbett and family.
Mrs. John Rintoul was hostess at
a very interesting and enjoyable meet-
ing of the Belgrave Women's Insti-
tute held at her home on Wednesday,
September 24th. The President Mrs.
Charles Coultes conducted the meet-
ing, which opened in the usual man-
ner, by all singing the Institute Ode,
Gibson 57.
Jr. SII—Gladys; Musgrove 91, Cath-
erine Smyth 81 Lucelle White 76,
Dorothy Brown 75, Betty Hupfer 74,
Allan Griffith 73, Kathaleen Durst 61,
Clark Sharpin 38.
R. M..VanVelsor.
GORRIE
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nancekivell,
Mr. Frank Gregg, Mn Thos, Mac -
Beth, all. or Ingersol,'were guests on
Thursday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs, W.:a Gregg.
Mr. S. S. Gregg 9f Calgary, Alta.,
is at present visiting his brother, Mr.
W. H. Gregg, and renewing old .ac-
quaintances,
ac-quaintances, it being sixteen years
since Mr. Gregg was home.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Welsh, 'and
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Shera of Dray
ton spent Sunday at the home of Mr.
Jas. 1'. Shera.
Miss Mable Wood of Lakelet spent
nt
the week -end with and Mrs. Vic-
tor
Shera.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Abram and son,
Vern, attended the anniversary serv-
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so
ON Y SAVERS.
RD'S
READ THE LIST AND
'ASCE ADVANTAGE OF OUR MANY
CUT PRICES
New Models in Satin Dresses, Black,
Brown, or Navy, bargain at ....$7.95
All Wool Santoy Dresses, smart mod-
els, latest style $5.95
New Tall and winter Coats, Fur trim-
med, best models. See our values at
$18.50, $22.50, $25.00
Dresses for Girls, pretty styles, all
wool Fabrics, Bargain at
$2.75, $3.50, $3.95
Sale of Hose, fine quality, all wool,
cut price . ...... , .. 49c and 59c
25 dozen Women's All Wool Cash-
mere and Silk and wool, Best colors
on sale at .79c
IL&OORT
\\"omen's Silk . Hose, special bargain
at . ..............98c, $1.25, $1.50
Bloomers and Vests, Rayon Silk good
quality, at . , , ....79c
Flannelette, real, value at . ':..... '.15c
Fine Weave Factory Cotton .....15c.
Rayon Silks in all the leading colors,
Special at .. 39c
Lace Cuff and Collar Sets 25c
.Bargain in Gloves, now only , , , 45c
Corsettes, new models, cut price 89c
New Fabrics in all wool Dress 'Goods
in the leading colors, real values. `at.
our prices -.95c, $1.19, $1.50
YOU SAVE
ON GROCERIES
10 lbs. Gran. Sugar for 55c
Best Corn Flakes' .. ...8c
Palmolive Soap, 3 cakes for 21c
3 jelly Powders for . . , 19c
Maple Leaf Baking Powder 20c'
Choice Red Salmon ...:. ,
Clothes Pins, 40 for
Large Can Peas ........
.35e
,.10c
..,10c.
Best Matches, large box . ,
Monarch, Tea, now .49c
Choice Quality Rice, 3 lbs. for ..25c'
2 lbs. Best Ra!sins .. , ........25c
I resh Dates, per ib. ...... . , ..10,c
3 ,Pkges RirIso for , , . . , . .25c
Comfort Soap, 5 bars ... 1 , , . 25c
2 lbs. Ginger Cakes for ... .25c
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Clearing out all Lines of Boots and Shoes
at Morey Saving Prices.
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WINGIRAM VANCE-TXM S
ice at Listowel United Church on:
Sunday evening.
Miss Annie Douglas, of l;elmore,
was the guest of Miss Evelyn Stephen
on Sunday,
Miss jean R. Stinson has returned
from Toronto where she was visiting
her sister, Mrs. Gordon Barton and
other friends,
Mr, and Mrs. Ira McLean of
Moorefield were Sunday guests of
Mr, -and Mrs. Kenneth Hastie.
Mr, and Mrs. V. 3. Shera were
guests on Sunday. of Mr, and Mrs.
J, R. Wendt of Wroxeter,
Mrs. R, S. Clegg spent the week-
end with friends in Brussels.
Mr, and Mrs. John Strong of. Tor-
onto were week -end guests of the for-
mer's brother, Mr. and; Mrs. W. G.
Strong.
Mrs. Robt. Hastie has returned;
home from Kitchener where she was
visiting her daughter, Miss - Jessie
Hastie, Nurse -in -training at the K. Sr
W. Hospital.
Misses Alma Hastie and jean Black
of Kitchener spent the" week -end at
their home's .south of Gorrie.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Jefferson and
daughters of Owen Sound spent the
week -end • at the home of Mrs, Jeff-
erson's parents, Mr. and Mrs: George
Foster.
Mr. Clive Stafford who has spent
the past four mouths in Manitoba and
Saskatchewan, arrived home on Fri-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Radford and son,
Maurice, of Walton, also Miss Beryl
Ashton of. Seaforth, spent Sunday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Ash-
ton.
Mr. Charles Cooper of Hensel was
a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Alex. Edgar.
Mr. and Mrs, Earl Howes spent
Sunday at the home. of Mr. and Mrs.
Gilbert Howes near Wingham,
Mr. Bert Laird of Detroit spent the
week -end with his mother, Mrs. Wal-
ter Simpson,
Will every member and adherent
of the United Church endeavor to be
present for the Communion service
next Sunday morning?' A reception
service for new members will be held
and public baptismal service also.
Rev. Craik will have charge of both
services next Sunday. Rev. Dr. Ma-
hood of California, evangelist for the
Methodist Episcopal Church will de-
liver the communion address. ,
,Congratulations are extended to
Miss Margaret Graham for winning
the prize for the best decorated car
on .the grounds at Fordwich Fair on
Saturday.
Crowds from Gorrie attended both
Teeswater Fair held on Wednesday.
last, and also Fordwich Fair, onSat-
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Peterkin and
baby of Montreal are guests of Rev.
and Mrs. Craik at present.
Rev. and Mrs:- Mann of Bluevale,
called at the parsonage.
Mr; and Mrs. Win. Ritchie of Tees -
water spent Sunday at the home of
Dr. and Mrs. Armstrong.
Mrs, Thos. Bradnock spent a few.
days in Teeswater last week.
Mrs. Chesher of Toronto spent a
few days recently'the guest of Misses
Earngey and •Mrs. T. Bradnock.
Mrs. Arthur Lincoln and scuds, of
Belmore, spent Sunday with her dau-
ghter, Mrs, John Cathers.
Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs,
Robert Cathers on Sunday were: Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin Moffat and family of
Wroxeter, and Mr. and Mrs. John
Cathers.
Mr. and Mrs. Jaynes Waddell of
Milverton were guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur McCracken
on Sunday.
Mr. and Ivlrs. R. McMillan and fam-
ily of Listowel were visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. McGrath on Sunday,
Mrs. Thos. Taylor and family, Mr„
and. Mrs, Lake Preston visited with
friends in Gorrie over the week -end.
Mrs. Isaac Wade left Tuesday for
Toronto where she will'visit with .her
daughters for a week.
Mr, Jaines Graham of Toronto
spent the week -end with his •father,'
Mr, Wm, Graham, ,
Mr. J. Scheiffc of Saginaw is at
present visiting Mr. A, Sippel.
Misses Dorothy, Norma and Edith
Vanstone, Clayton Storris of London,
visited on Sunday with Mr, A. Van -
stone.
Mrs. R. Grainegr spent Saturday in
Kitchener.
Big Wallpaper
ra• Sale ♦e•
Large Assortment at
5c per roil
All Patterns Reduced.
Varnish 'Tiles 22c.
The Wallpaper Shu...
t .w1
Dr, and Mrs. Stewart of Wingham,
and son Chester were guests of Mrs,
Leech on Sunday.
Mrs. Leech returned tonne Wed-
nesday after spendinga week with
l.rsto�vel friends.
Mrs. R. Dunn .and daughter, Mar-
garet, of Clifford,,Mrs. Chas. Dalley
and baby, also of Clifford with Mr,
and Mrs, John Hyndinan on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, 'V 1-1. Walker of
Brussels were guests. of Mr.'' George
Walker on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs, John Montgomery
and son of Toronto, were visitors of.
Mrs. J. 'Bingham on Sunday;
Mr. and Mrs. H. Bolton and date:.
g'htex,, Verde of Fordwich, were Sun-
day guests of Mr. and Mrs: E. W.
Bolton.
Mr. and Mrs. H, V, H:olrnes and
Miss Perkins spent Saturday with
friends in London.
Mrs. McCutcheon of Brussels is
the guest of Mrs. F. C. Taylor at
present.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gowdy and
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gowdy of Bel
more were Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Thos. Earl.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Toner, left on
Monday to visit friends at Napanee.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Johnston and
daughter Alma and. son Elgin of
Wingham, Mr. and .[Mrs. Ed. Gilmour
.of Woodstock, Mrs. E. Rush of Wat-
erloo, were guests of Mr. and Mrs,
H. J. Hueston on Sunday.
Mr. Knowlson Hueston and Mr.
Wilbur Gallaway were in Toronto
on business on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Barton Edwards of
Toronto and Miss Adeline Edwards.
of Goderich were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. James Edwards over the week-
end.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Bissett and fam-
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Sanderson all of
Goderieh were guests at the home of
Mrs. Doan on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lampkin of
Fordwich were Sunday guests of
Mrs. Doan,
Dr. and Mrs, Whitley left on Sun-
day for Detroit and will be away for
a couple of weeks. The. Dr. will at-
tend a child clinic in that city.
Mr. A. C. Johnson and family of
Thornberry spent Saturday with Mr.
and Mrs. 'T. O. Johnson.
Mr, and Mrs. J. T. Lennox of
Wingham were Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. W. Galligher..
Mr, and Mrs. George Lane of Bel -
more spent Sunday with Mrs. John
Wylie,
Mrs. John Wylie calked on friends
in Atwood on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Ramage and Miss
Alice and Peter of Durham and Miss-
es . Edmonds of Dunedin, New Zea-
land, were guests of Dr. and Mrs. C.
C. Ramage on Sunday.
Mr. C. H. Telfer and Mrs. Telfer
of Stratford were Sunday guests of.
Mr. and Mrs. William Gallagher, Mr.
Telfer who has charge of the Strat-
ford Branch.' Mason and :Risch Piano
Co., rendered two excellent numbers
at the evening Anniversary services in
the UnitedChurch.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Garland, Mr. and
Mrs. \t,T111. Rournney and son of Car-
gill were guests of Mr. and `Mrs. H.
Herzog on Sunday.
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Thursday, October 9th, 1930
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Et We mention this as owing to increased ditty (Enna Jettick
■ are an American shoe) the natural supposition would be a "raise
m in price." We, have a good sized stock' of Enna Jettick shoes:' on
- hand eed until further notice there will be no change.
Itil "What is the difference between Enna Jettick Shoes - and
1 the ordinary shoe?" we are sometimes asked. E
i in the first place, the fact of being made in "EIGHT" dif- 1
• ferexrt widths assures "A PERFECT FIT," j
Secondly, the insoles" of Enna Jettick Shoes "CONFORM
I PERFECTLY TQ THE SOLE OF THE FOOT ; one can tell
the' ,difference when "Trying on" IMMEDIATELY. t
Thirdly, they are made with "A WIDE BUILT-IN STEEL •'
ARCH'i—in fact twice the width of the average arch,
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And fourth, Goodyear welted solves give -thein a foundation
• and a comfoxtrfound in no other shoe that we know of. 11111
j Enna Jettick shoes are sold ONLY at. (as'`faras this sec-
• tion of Western Ontario is concerned) —
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ENNA JETTICK SHOES FOR WOMEN
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Are Unchanged in price, in the meantime, namely
$7.00 and $8.001 per pair.
Willis' Shoe Store,: Phone 129, Wingham
.Listen in to the ENNA JETTICK SONGBIRD, who will
entertain you every Tuesday night at 10 o'clock (Wingham time)
ti over WEAF and' -associated stations.
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One evening recently,' Mr. and Mrs.
Abram and Vern, Miss A. Douglas
and Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Campbell of
Molesworth motored .to -the home of
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Schnock at Ethel:
to celebrate the 72nd birthday of Mrs.
Schnock, There were other guests
pi esent. The evening was spent in a
social manner and a very tasty lunch
served including a twa story birthday
cake. The guests departed wishing
Mrs. Schnock many more r happy
birthdays.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe.Brandon'and Mrs,
Robertson and Miss Jean and.
Lloyd all of Belgrave ` were Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. M, T. Abram.
Gorrie United Church congregation
observed their. anniversary day last
Sunday when Rev. P. S. Dobson D. D.
of St, Thomas preached inspiring ser-
mons, At the morning service the
preacher called the people to an ap-
preciation
p-
�iation of their talents.,' as the _
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could be used for the glory of God,
The pioneers have done their work
under, desparate hardships and we
ought to reach the task of the church,
for it is the 'institution which has for
ages represented the highest form. 'of
ideals, and moral development. The
speaker urged his .hearers' to cornmit
their lives to God. At the evening
service Dr. Dobson referred to St.
Paul's assurance of God's mighty
power to transformhuman life "I can
do all. things through Christ which
strengthened rue." We need to have
a deeper confidence in our ability to
do work for God. We feel we can-
not do what God expects of us, but it
may be that we are not willing to
make the necessary sacrifice.
Nothing is impossible in. Christin
service with Paul. Why do we be-
come so timid and heed under the
strain? All our churches need men and
women who will: declare with Christ-
ian confidence. "1 can do all things
through Christ." The Choir sang ap-
propriately at both services, Mr, Jas.
Telfer of Stratford sang two solos -
which were deeply appreciated. The
Church was beautifully decorated
with flowers and the fruits of harvest.
The day was exceptionally goodin ev-
ery way and there was a hearty- res
ponse in the thank -Offering.
The regular monthly meeting o.f;•the'
W. 11,1. S. met at the home of Mrs. H.
Sperling on Thursday afternoon, Oct.
2nd at 3 o'clock with Mrs. H. Cooke
in the chair. ,
The.ineeting opened with .hymn
"Jesus Sayes" followed by prayer by
Mrs. T. O. Johnston. Mrs. Hamilton
read the Devotional leaflet—"When
we pray say -Our Father."
Hymn -"Stand tip fol. Jesus. The
study Chapter for the afternoon—
"Fruits of Christian, Missions in Ja-
pan," was given in four parts by Mrs:
Cooke, Mrs, Johnston, Mrs,' A.
Edgar and Mrs. Wylie. A very ap-
propriate duet was given by Mrs. P.
Kaine and Mrs. Robt. Ashtone ntitled.
"Give the best to Hini," , and was
thoroughly enjoyed by all.
Mrs. John Hyndman then read _ a
paper: on Missions and self-govern-
ing Churches in Japan.
.At this point .,the President took
charge of the meeting. The minutes
of the previous meeting were read and
approved. Several items of business
were put through. The roll call` was.
answered with a favorite promise.
The meeting next month: will be
held at the home of Mrs. Earngy.
Programme -committee for -same. Mrs-
P. IZ.aine, Mrs, Gamble and Mrs.
Robt. Hastie.
After singing of Hymn "Take time
to be Holy," the pastor closed the
meeting with prayer.
Receives, Radio telephone message
Rev. F. W. Craik, Gorrie had the un-
ique-experience
n-iqueexperience on Sunday, October
5th of receiving at .the parsonage a
radio telephone message from his' •
brother-in-law,' Mr. Norman Peterkin
of Montreal. 11VIr. Peterkin while en
route from Montreal to Toronto took
advantage of this lately installed rad-
io telephone to put through his mes-
sage
"MELODY MIKE" TO BE BROADCAST.. •
Radio fans in Canada will be introduced to a new
and original form of radio entertainment this
winter With the inauguration of Monday evening
hours from "Melody Mike's Music Shop", a broadcast
over the Canadian Pacific hallways transcontinental
network.
"Melody Mike", as the above picture shows, runs
a music shop near the station ata railway divisional
point, The, shop becomes the, centre of numberless
adventures lit *lineh Mike himself, Mary, his wife
("Molly Maloney, as wuz"), Ted and Larry, their
sons Scotty Macgregor, an argumentative but friendly
Neighbor, and Lack -a -day Liz, quite the most sur-
prising of the characters allplay parts.
A11 are competent and exiithusiastic musicians, and
their adventures ate sprinkled with Charming music,
old-time favorites and popular song hits. Also, the
fame of their musical Monday evenings has spread
beyond the division, and when a train halts at Melody
Junction there is a stream of visitors to Melody
Mikes emporium, many of whom contribute to the
enjoyment of the evening.
'Phe first programme from "Melody' Mike's M'usie
Shop will be broadcast front 9 to 9.30 pan, on Non-.
day, October 6th, by the following stations, linked,
together by the broadeast transmission system of
the Canadian Pacific E izway's Telegraphs, CIAO,
Montreal, CPM°, guebec, CKGW, Toronto, WOO,
Louden, CPCO, Chatham, Curr" 'Winnipeg, CI CIC,
Regina, ad-Itl3, Moose law, Cp'7�6, Satkatoont, CUM,
PI ' ing, Sask., OKCA Edmonton, Ci'CJ, Calgarz,
side Reds and dim, Vocoouver,