The Wingham Advance Times, 1931-01-08, Page 8LY'CEUM
THEATRE
WITH .100 PER CENT. TALKING PICTURES
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huxsday, Friday, Saturday, January 8th, 9th, 10th
Jeanette McDonald
Jack Oakie
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"LET'S NATIVE"
A Musical Farce Comedy :
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Monday, Tues., Wed es., January, 12th, 13th, 14th
CIaea ette Colbert
Fr- cleric March
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"MANSLAUGHTER"
A Thrilling Drama
WHITECHURCH
Mrs: Thos." Gaunt left. last 'eek` to
spend'a few weeks at the home of
-her daughter, Mrs. Norman Wilkins
Wiarton.
The chicken pox is' still in our
community: The children in the
ponies of Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Mc-
Clenaghan and Mr. and Mrs. James
Wilson, are laid up with it at present,
also Mrs. Ezra Schultz has it,
Miss Agnes Morris of Hamilton,
who has been visiting at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davidson, re-
turned to her Bothe on Saturday.
Miss Mabel Johnston returned to
her school at Elora on Saturday.
Mrs. A. Emerson and family spent
New -Year's with Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Emerson of Langside.
Miss Lorna McClenaghan spent
last week with her aunt, Mrs. Elwood
Barbour of Fordyce.
Miss Annie Cameron of Detroit,
spent " the holidays at the ; home of
;tier sister, Mrs. Elymer Tiffin.
Mr, and Mrs. John Kilpatrick and
I isles Susan, Ruby and Violet Kil-
patrick of Crewe spent New Year's at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.:Rob-
inson.
Miss Margaret Cunnington is visit-
ing this week t'vith relatives in Tor-
onto.
Mrs. Harry Tichbourne of Goder-.
ich spent the past week at the home
of her: parents, Mr. and`"Mrs. David
Kennedy,
Mr. Roy MacGregor started to at-
tend Spotton's Business College on
Monday. We wish him success.
Mr. Elmyer Tiffin held a very suc-
cessful sale on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam, Reid and fam-
ily of Ashfield, and Mr. and- Mrs.
Robert Stewart and family of Kin-
loss .were guests, of Mr. and Mrs.
W. R. Farrier on New Year's.
'Mrs. Jas. Barbour has been visiting
with her daughter, Mrs. Ben. McClen-
aghan. '
Mr. and Mrs J. MacLaughlin of
Detroit spent a few days last week
with the latter's mother, Mrs.. Joseph
Chamney..
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Mrs: Win. Barbour s p ent a few
i days last week at the home of Mr,
Harry McClenaghan of Belgrave.
Miss' Norah Falconer returned to
Caledon. on' Saturday.
Miss. Mary Weir, nurse -in -training'
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in Hamilton. Hospital, is spending a
few days at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davidson.
Many were pleased to see Mr, Jas.
Sutherland 'able to' be in the village
one daylast' week:
Mr. Melville 'Beecroft'has returned
to Western Univdrsity,' London, and
Mr. Wi:lfr.ed Robinson' has returned
to Medical' College,.` Toronto, after
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SIG SAVINGS TO YOU
OVERCOATS
Every Overcoat ..,an ...Sale ...at
great -saving Prices cut front
20% to 331/3% -This includes
all Boys', Youths' and Men's
Coats. Overcoats made from
Barry -move Cloth in plain
blue and fancy.
Sizes 36 to 42 ,
Sale Price $24,00
Young Men's smart Guard's
Models -Dark Grey, Fawn
and Brown :Herringbone,
Regular $27.50
Sale 19.75
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Boys' Fleece -'Lined Shirts
and Drawers, Penman's First
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SUITS
This week's Special is 40
odd Suits `ranging in price up
to $30.00 including Worsteds,
Tweed's .BI'tie 'and Grey -Odd
sizes up to 42
Sale $14.75
We have a nunnber of large
sizes for big nen in Dark
Blue Pencil Stripe—Plain Blue
and Plain Grey, Value.: up to
$35.00
Sale $22.75
SILK SCARVES
Just two prices to clear our
entire stock -'-Reg. up 'to $2.00.
Scarfs, Sale $1.00'
Reg. up to $4.00 Scarfs
Sale $1.95
These are imported' Silks
New Dark Shades
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their holidays at their homes in East
Wawanosh,
Miss ,Aunctta• Fisher has returned
to her school at Inwood,
Weare Teased• to see Miss Luella
Leidlaw abie.to be out after her lcnl;
illness: •
Mr, and Mrs, David 'Currie enter.
tsi ned a number of their friends and
neighbors on Tuesday evening last.
Mrs. Norman and son Jack, and
Mr. Walter Simpsoit. of Culross visit-
ed on day lastweek with their sister,
Mrs, Jas. Wilson,
The friends and neighbors of Mr.
and Mrs. E. Schultz met' last Friday
evening at the home of her, parents,
Mr, . and •Mrs. Chas. Martin, E. Wa-
wanosh, .and presented the newly-
weds with a beautiful mantle clock,
Quite a number gathered in the, In-
stitute Hall on Tuesday last to hear
the play "The Noble Outcast" pres-
ented by the Whitechurch Dramatic
Society.
Ivtrs. J. 13. Morrison is laid up these
days with broken ribs.
The families of Mr: George . Fal-
cin.er'of Culross and of Mr. and Mrs.
John ,Falconer spent New Year's with
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Falconer. -
Miss Dorothy Aitken .of Bluevale,
visited a few days with her friend,
Miss Lela Leggatt,
Quite a number from the fourth
concession of Kinloss attended the
party at Mr. and Mr's. Walter. Pen•
nill's last Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Henderson a..d
family and Mr. Athol. Purdon spent
a day last week with Mr. and Mrs.
Geo;' Tiffin of Kinloss..
Mrs. Alex Reid left this 'week to
spend a few days with her daughter,
Mrs. (Dr.) Balfour, of Lueknow.. •
A sleigh load of young people from
the village spent the evening at the
home of Mr. aid.Mrs. W:`R. Farrier.
Mr. and Mrs. Orval Tiffin enter-
tained a number of their friends. and
relatives on New Year's Day.
Mr. and Mrs. W:•At Taylor spent
Thursday last with. Mr, and Mrs. Ar-
chie Patterson at Lucknow. •
Mr. and Mrs, Sam. Hutchison and
daughter, Dorothy, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Simpson and daughter'. of Kinloss,
and Mr. and Mrs. W. Conn and fam-
ily spent New Year's at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Johnston Conn.
Mr. and Mrs.; E. Caslick and fam-
ily of Culross spent New Year's with
her parent's, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Hill.
Our village vas very quiet on vot-
ing day, . Reeve and` Councillors of
Kinloss and East Wawanosh were re-
turned for another year..
Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Harkness spent
New Year's with Mr. and Mrs. J.
Caslick of Culross,
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Mr. and Mrs; Charlie Carter and
family visited at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Kerr.
Mr, Jackson Walker of Toronto,
is spending his holidays at the home
of his brother, Mr. -Elisha Walker.
A sleigh. load went from: here to
the - barn dance at David Curries on
Tuesday last.
Mr. John Haines returned to his
home in Teeswater after Visiting at
the home' of Mr. and Mrs. William
Wellings.`
Miss Wilma Johnston spent New
Year's Day at .the lionic of Mrs. Geo.
Kerr,
Mrs. W. 3. Currie and Mr:'.and Mrs,
G. T. Currie and family spent New
Year's with the fornier's mother, Mrs,
Geo, Taylor, it also being the latter's
88th birthday and she is still hale .and
hearty. We wish' her many niore
birthdays. .
Mr. and Mrs, Anderson spent a day
at the home sof Mr. and' Mrs, Herb,
Shiell.
Miss Lenore Wellings is spending
a few days at the home of Miss Fran-
ces Robinson, Wiitghain
Mr, and Mrs. Leslie Butmati and.
babe from 'Toronto, renewed old.' ac-
quaintances in the burg last week.
Mrs. Wm. Arbuckle visited at,. the
home of Mrs, John Cohern.
Mrs. P. Dawson and babe have re-
turned home after spending a few
weeks at the home of Mrs. Win, And-
erson.
Mi'. and Mrs, Merton' Galbraith re-
turned to -Detroit after spending the
holidays with Mr, and Mrs. John T.
Currie; they were accompanied by
Miss M, Aikin, Darmoody, Sask.
There was considerable damage
done to Mr. C. Blatchford's rig on the
night of S. S. No. 9 'concert.
Messrs. Henry, :Fred and James
Deacon are spending the New Yew
at the home of Mrs. Harold Currie,
Mrs. John Elliott and son, Wim
visited at the home of Mrs. Robert;
Montgomery.
Mir. and Mrs, Geo, T. Currie spent
a social evening at the home of Mr
and Mrs. _Geo Finley,
A business meeting was held in 5
5. No. 9'school Wednesday last with
Mr. W J. Currie as chairman, Mn
Gershain Johnston waselected'. a tru-
tee for another term,. and Mrs. Har:,
old Currie for caretaking bf' the
school .
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ken ankle these days. We wish him
a speedy recovery.
Mr. Bob. Arbuckle and Mr. John
Currie spent Sunday at the home of
Lawrence Taylor. -
Miss Elsie Doubledee has resumed
her duties in. S, S. No. 9.
10th Con. E. WAWANOSH'
Miss Mary Vipond of. Donegal has
resumed her duties as teacher. She
is accompanied by her sister, Marg-
aret, who will spend a few days with
her.
Misses Scott entertained: the Pres-
byterian Sunday School one night
last week, all reported a' good time;
Mr. Melville. Beecroft. has returned
to Western .University, .and ' Mr. Ad-
am McBurney . to . Kingston.
Miss Agatha Coultes, nurse -in -
training in Fergus Hospital, spent a
few days with her parents.
The people of S. S. No. 12 (For-
dyce) met at the home of Charles
Martin Friday evening and presented
Mrs. Scholtz "(nee Gertrude Martin)
with a mantle clock. The evening
was spent in cards and dancing.
The, W., M. S. of Prick United
Church wil hold their first meeting
of the New year in the Church at
two -thirty p;ni, ` on Thursday after-
noon with the hew. president, Mrs.
James Daw in the chair.
Iare 'visiting friends in this vicinity
during the holidays.
MI and Mrs. Ernest Craig and.
daughters,. Jean and Margaret, were
weck'end visitors at the home of Mr.
Robert Chamney.
Miss Rita l:?everaux, of 1)ctroit, is',
visiting with her Parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Deveraux,
Miss Irene Jefferson is visiting this
'week with friends in Clinton and in
Woodstock.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A, McLaughlin of.
Detroit were visitors during Christ-
mas week' at the home of her mo-
ther, Mrs. Jos. Chamney,
At the close of the Young People's
meeting last Friday evening an elec-
tion of officers and teachers for the
Sunday School was held which result-
ed as follows: Supt., Mr. Thos.- Bam-
ford; Assistant: Supt., Mr. Morley
Johnston; Bible Class teacher, Miss.
lalargaret Jefferson; Assistants, Mr.
A. E. Johnston, Mr. Wm. Campbell;•
other teachers, Miss "Irene Jefferson,
Mrs. Robt. Chamney; Assistants, Mr.
Warren Bamford, Mrs. Geo. Naylor;
Missionary Supt., Mrs. A. E.Johns-
ton; Temperance Supt., Mr. Geo.
Naylor; Cradle Roll. Supt, ' Mrs. R.
Chamney; Sec, Treas., Mr. Arnold
Craig; Organists, Miss Elaine Darn -
ford and Miss Jean Robinson.
The next meeting of the Women's
Institute will be held at the . h me of
Miss Euphemia Chainney on Wed-
nesday, Jan. 7th.
BLUEVALE
Miss Etta . Egar visited with rela-
tives at Stratford this week,
Mr, Chas. Messer returned to the
O. A. C. at, Guelph, Monday after
spending the Xmas holidays with his
parents.
Miss Lela Leggatt of Whitechurch
spent a few .days with. Miss Doris
Aitchison. ,
Black Brothers shipped a car of
bogs on Saturday.
Mr. Geo._ Peacock returned• to his.
school at Ottawa.. after a two weeks'
visit with his parents here. • .
At -the annual school meeting the
same trusttses .were elected for the
current year.
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Smith and fain
ily of Morris spent Sunday with Mrs.
R. Musgrove.
We are pleased to report that Mrs.
Jas. Peacock is 'better again after 'be-
ing underthe doctor's care last week,
Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Hall spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H. Sinna-
mon at Wing*ham••' Junction.
Miss A. Dobbie spent Sunday with
Miss Doris Aitchison.
Mrs. Will Abraham was called to
Port Colborne on Monday owing" to
the illness of her father, Mr. Jaynes
Aitchison,
Miss Margaret Turves has return-
ed home after a two weeks' vacation
with relatives at Toronto.
At a meeting of.the young people
of the United. Church, Bluevale, held
in the church the following officers
were eleceted for the ensuing year:
Hon. Pres., Ella. Barnard; Pres., Cara
Jewitt; Vice Pres., Carol Johnston,
Earl Hamilton, A. D. Smith, E. John-
ston; Secretary, Elsie Thornton;
Emma Johnston, Organist, Beatrice
Thornton.
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A couple were walking: down the
street and the wie''said
"John, 'I'd like that dress in .the
window."
John --"Well, it's there, isn't it?"
FORDYCE
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The annual School meeting of For-
dyce school w=as' held on Wednesday
afternoon, and we had a bumper" re-
presentation put, : almost every :. rate-
payer of the section: Chester Tay-
lor was elected .trustee, 'lively discus -
signs were indulged in, but that is
what puts Fordyce on the map.
The good people of Fordyce gave
Mr:' and Mrs.. Stoltz . a reminder of
their good, will, and wishes at her fa-
ther's home on Friday evening,`
pre-
senting her with a .beautiful, mantle
clock and a nicely worded address.
Nice replies were given by bride and
groom. We then had one of ; those
jolly good evenings until the wee
hours that, this section is_ noted for.
We notice by High School results
that Jean Webster, one of our girls,
is still at the 'top of her• form, hav-
ing 1st class honors . in all but one..
subject in the 4th form. Jean was
high pupil at her entrance. exams. in
West Huron and has . always been at
the top. She got almost all her pub-
lic school education frons our present
teacher, Miss. Lockhart.
DONNYBROOK
The Misses Laura and Mary Johns-
ton are spending the holidays at their
home in Goderich.
Miss Gladys Jefferson, R,N., of
Woodstock, was home for Christmas.
The Misses Rebecca and Lucy
Thompson are Spending the holidays
at the home of their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. ITriah Thompson,
.Mfs,, Raymond Flanigan a;td'in,hild-
s cir,;of Crewe, .visited, for: a leva,,llays,
at' the home of'iter rribthcr1hf'r, ,os.
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Chainnet . J
Mts. Pearl Tgh�ompson and delight -
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JANUARY
'huradayt Janne
8th, 1931
iARANCE
v omen's and Misses
FUR an wM TRIMMED.,:,.
COATS
COATS OF THE "FINEST CLOTHS," THE
"SMARTEST STYLES" AND WITH
UNEQUALLED QUALITY
Fur Trimmings'. are an Sale this
THURSDAY TO SATURDAY
at Tremendous Price Reductions
20 to 50 % off
If you need a Coat now or even next season
this is your golden opportunity
KING BROS.
RAPID CITY family and. Mrs, U. M. Champion vis-
ited on Saturday last with friends in
this burg.
Mr. A. Carter and Mrs. Mervin
Deeves spent an evening last week
with Mrs. Ida Sills.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hockley and
Mr. and Mrs. Will Jackson and babe.
of Holyrood spent Tuesday last, the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
The Women's Missionary Society
will hold; their, January meeting in
South Kinloss Presbyterian church on
Friday, .Jan. 9th at 2.30 p.m. All 'lad
icsof the congregation cordially. in-
vited, .
.The Rev. E. O. Gallagher of St.
Peter's Anglican Church,, . addressed
the prayer meeting held in connec-
tion with the week of -prayer in South
Kinloss Presbyterian 'chureh' on Tues-
day evening.
Mr, Hiram Brown returned home
from. Hamilton last Friday, after 'at-
tending the funeral of his . brother,,
Andrew. We extend td Mr. Brown.
our deepest sympathy, • •
The annual meeting of the .rate-
payers of Rapid City school section
No. 7, washeld last Wednesday. Mr.
W. J. Irwin was elected chairman for
the meeting. Mr. Angus McKay . re-
signed as auditor and Mr. W. J. 112--
win
r•-win was elected auditor. Mr; Alex.
Gollan, Sec. Treas., reported;' there
was over $700.00 in the 'treatiiry, an
increase over last year; '`Mr. 'Alex.
McLeod, whose term had expired 'Wu
re-elected,the
trustees for
1931 are:
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!Alex Gollan,J ohn McDougall, •Me'x'
I McLeod. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Sandy' 'iHavens'"aiid•
Thompson.
BLYTH
The result of the ,polling on Mon-
day for. Councillors: Messrs, J. Wal-
lace 165; C. Bell 156, Ed. Laundy 137,
Frank . Bainton 126, George White
123, Henry Hoover 72, •George Mah-
an 70. First four elected to 1931
Council. Reeve :Cutt`was returned for
a second term by acclamation.
The Week . of Prayer will be ob-
served by all the congnegations com-
mencing on Monday night in St. An-
drew's. Church with the Young- Peo-
ple in
eo-ple;in charge. Tuesday evening in
Anglican Church. Wednesday in Old
St. Andrew's. Thursday evening in
Queen St. United. -Friday evening lip
the closing meeting willbe held in.
St. Andrew's United Church.
Mr.. Charles Burling has his open
air, ,skating rink in good shape and is
well patronized.:
The Bigger and Finer •1931 Chevrolet
New Models of the ChevioIet, tow on display
..throul hoot Canada, 'show many improvements and
refinements, Above id the'bountiful Sport sedan,
•, With a i" ton; ,grille and owl 'mulls and six wirewheels, be, eircle in the tenter gives ,n idea of
•1, the e rtensivel i 'oltatiged font end design of the
enterer 1951. line. The a'rdhed tieohar of chrome
nickel and the horn mounted beneath the left head,
lamp ate ebaraeteristic. Wheelbase of_ the 1081
Chevrolet' is longer and -ailthe interiors are
roomier, ,this Ls shown in the r lowor picture, which.
reveals It1'h apses in the driving :eom . artnutnt, and
oho Yndi'eiiths the clear vision provided, I mens o .'
1931 Chevrolet are lorvereye9'i thatnn;l,haa,.,e.Ptir.1930« "
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