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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1931-03-26, Page 8PAGE EIGHT specitally selected., reconditioned 1U ft) 'Oa 1928 cLat!gtilit*-114micii Sedan! This attractive McLaughlin -Buick four -door sedan is ideal for family use. Its roomy Fish- er body seats five persons comfortably. Its powerful, valve -in -head engine has been thor- oughly reconditioned to provide 50,000 miles of dependable transportation. REDUCED FOR IMMEDIATE .SALE Easy Tereus Arranged 1927 CHEVROLET COACH — Here is a car for someone who wants comfort at rock - bottom price. Particularly attractive duco color combination, repolished, so that it look like new, Motor over- hauled by expert mechanics so that it has new -car pep. C't it SNAP FORD COUPE—You can't af- ford to pass this bargain by. This serviceable little car offers cheap, reliable transportation for many naonths. Special Spring Clearance ' Sale price, only $50.00 Cash A. M. Crawford 0 Dealer 1415.20 .1101•Msimemmtsmsra..m0170.1• irTiv WINGT-TAM ADVANCE-TTIVIES' WHITECHURCH ,Miss Clara Purdon returned home from Detroit last Wednesday, after, spending some time with her brother, and his family, Mr. Elgin Purdon, Mr.• and Mrs. Geo. McClenaghan spent Tuesday last with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Purdon. Mrs. Roy Patton of Lucan spent a day last week with her mother, Mrs. Fox. Mr. Will Shaw of Toronto, who was in Lucknow on business last Wednesday spent the evening with his mother-in-law, Mrs. MacGregor, and other relatives here. Quite a number from here attend- ed the sale at the fartn of Mr. Wm. Campbell on the 12th of West Wa- wanosh. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Forster have purchased the farm and will be moving on soon. a Mr. and Mrs. Will Conn and fam- - ily spent Thursday evening last with Mr. and Mrs. John Craig. Mrs. Walter Lott visited On Friday Catharine Ross. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tiffin are visit- ing for a few days this week with their son, 'Mr. Geo. Tiffin, of Kin - los. a., Rev. -.j. Pollock spent a few days last week hi Rochester, where he at- tended the funeral of his brother-in- law, Mr. 'Shantz. Miss Alberta Shiell of Bluevale, spent the,weelt-en& with Miss Lela Leggatt - - Rev. Mr. James, whp for many years preached in South Kinloss Church, Lucknow, passed away at his hoini in Ailsa Craig, and is being buried in Greenhill cemetery Monday. He leaves to mourn him, his widew. A tfew young folks spent a pleas- ant evening on Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Mowbray. Mr. and Mrs. Fiarik Coulter spent Wednesday last wifh Mr, and Mrs.. B. S. Naylor. . Mrs. Jas, Barbour Sr., spent ,a few days last week with her dattghter, with Mrs, W. R. Farrier. Mrs. Jo0Charriney and Mrs. David Chaniney dere in Toronto fora few days last week attending the funeral of a relative there. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Martin and Laura spent Sunday with Mr. and Robt. Stewart of Kinloss. Mrs. McBrien who has been in Clinton nursing her daughter this winter, returned to her home in the village on Saturday. A great inanyfarmers in this vic- inity have tapped this week -end and ane busy malting syrup in the bush, during this fine weather. „ Miss Helen 'Paterson le,f,t On Sat- urday for a visit 'vaitli'l'elativ'es ..4 - Toronto Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Falconer mov- ed last week to the farm which they purchased from his father, Mr. John Falconer, Mr. James Ross of Holyrood has been visiting with his sister, Miss FULL LINE OF EASTER CANDIES AND NOVELTIES Made from Pure Milk Chocolate Priced from lc to $1.50 See Our Window Mrs. Ben •Mclenaghan. Mr, and 3/A. Archie Patterson and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Taylor. Mrs. Tyler has been suffering from a severe attack of asthma and has been under the doctor's care, Quite a lumber of neighbours spent a pleasant evening on Friday at the home of Mr, and Mrs, Herb, Pettapiece. Mr. Robert 1V19wbray has the con- tract to build the stand -pipe in Luck - now, Mr. Peterson is going with him to work on the job and the others will be em.ployed from Lucknpw. The cars started to come through from Wingham last Saturday, and al- though the roads are not in very good condition, they still continue to come. Mr. Roy McGee of Wingham is at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry McGee, this week, working at the syrup. Don't forget the concert in the In- stitute Hall on Friday, March 27. The program will be in the form of a con- test, with Miss Grace Richardson and Mrs. Ezra Scholtz as leaders. Mr, and Mrs. John Falconer spent the week -end at 13luevale with Mr. and Mrs. Willie Falconer. Mr. and Mrs A. E. Pardon spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Fal- coner. Miss Winnifred Farrier of Ripley arid Mr. Garnet Farrier spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Johns- ton of Cedar Valley, and found no snow in those parts at all. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson spent Tuesday last at the home of his mother, Mrs, A. Emerson. Mrs. John McInnis received word that her mother, Mrs. Malloy, of SkalloW Lake, was very low, and she went there on Thursday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Hill spent last Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Ely- mei- Tiffin of Wingham, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Pardon of St. • Helens, spent the week -end •with Mr. and Mrs, Wesley Tiffin. Mrs. Charles Gillespie and Don - old and Betty, also Mr. Jack Gilles- pie spent the week -end at the home of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hodgins of .Kinlough. 'Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Tiffin enter- tained a number of friends and nei- ghbors in their home on Monday ev- ening. Mr. Win. Campbell and his sister, Miss Maria, are moving into •part of Mr. B. Naylor's house. Mr, and Mrs. John McInnis enter- tained a number of relatives and nei- -ghbor,s-at ,thein home last Tuesday evening. DREW Miss Glenna Turer spent Sunday with her friend, Miss Ruth Shannon, Mrs. Alex Gibson spent Wednes- day with Miss Sarah Moatz, Miss Olive Sinclair spent Friday evening with Mr, and Mrs. Alex. Donaldson. Mr. and Mrs. David Gibson enter- tained some young people on Mon- a 411•11*INIFIMIIONIMOIMMIIINIMMIM on i LILIES d • I a an' Other. Plants for • Li EASTER , • a BOnded Member _117 El We TELEGRAPH FLOWERS People's Florists Phone 223. rfs • 4 . DIAMONDS WATCHES • GIFTS GEO. WILLIAMS OFFICIAL C.N.R. WATCH INSPECTOR Repairing Our Specialty Moderate Prices Satisfaction. Guaranteed Every month one watch will be REPAIRED FREE Winner for February— •' J. A, McKenzie S1)(g'rtiIN S SILVERWARE JEWELRY • 140111111111 Thursday, March 26th, 1931 TTT, 1T wammmemommonmomnomemornommionlmommammmoummicAmmmowlemmicommilmiclommo 6 6 Amber -- Sable — Natural Sable 111 • COATS—Blues, Black, Greens, Sand Shades in Ripplesheen, •ii Broadcloths, Twills or Tricotine and popular Tweed Models. I DRESSES—Chiffons, Plaids, Georgette, Cantons, Faints. i rif't'' BLOUSES—Egg Shell, Checks, Satins. ii M SCARFS—The New Ascot Tie. Reefers,'Georgettes THE NEW HATS—Every one a new one. Spring Colors and Li ' shapes at prices to save you money. • SPRING HOSIERY—Kayser, Chiffon and Semi -Service • a Holeproof, Chiffon and Service. id = GLOVES—Kayser I,eatherettes and Silks, Trefousse Kid Gloves. • oTo DRESS ACCESSORIES—Nemo-Gossard. Girdles, Corsets,--Bras- siers, Corselettes. Sundries, Belts, Skirts, Aprons. • iii We recommend Early Selections, while stocks are new and • a = sizes complete. a i KING BROS. Phone 71 . WINGHAM l'\ Tionnuommfflimummulammiummafflumumummmumumomomumumumnummumummmumumumomminummommonwommffla NEXT WE El K no Our assemblage of Spring Wearables is the most Exclusive in many sea sons and you'll be delighted with the Clever new styles which are a complete change from. anything before shown. Come in and see the New Things and feel the urge of being smartly dressed for the approaching Spring Season. Fox Scarfs Suits Navy and Skipper Blue, New Tweeds ttA no day evening in honor of their son El- old Procter on Monday. • The last meeting for this season of the Literary Society, will be held on Wednesday evening, April 8th, in the Foresters' Hall. Owing to the roads bneaking up the committee thciught it advisable to hold this meeting a week later than •usual. A good pro- gram is being arranged which will be announced next week. Don't for- get the date, April 8th. vin, it being his 17th anniversary. The evening was spent in playing cards and dancing, after which a nice lunch was served. Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Chilton and 'Bobby spent Sunday at R. J. Hol - tom's. Miss Ruth Shannon spent Tuesday with Miss Glenna Turner. Born --In Minto township, on Tues- day, March 17th, to Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Grioe, a son. Miss Lulu Holtom spent • Sunday under the parental roof. • Mr. Harry Gerrie was home over the week -end. Quite a number from here attended the dance in Mount Forest on Thurs- day evening. . Mr. and Mrs. J. .C. Arthurs enter- tained some friends on Friday night, /the prize -winners being, Mrs. Fned Haltom, Jr., and Mr, J. C. Arthurs. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hamilton spent Tuesday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Darroch's. A few around this way have had the grippe and it is not very nice to get so try and shy past .everyone. George Darroch spent Friday ev- ening with Alex. Donaldson. • 'I'he_Young People of Salem and Drew held a very successful banquet on Wednesday evening when they fed about fifty, after which an excel- lent programme was put on by Sa- lem and Drew. Drew League will hold their next meeting at Mr. and Mrs. John Miller's, on Tuesday even- ing. BELFAST Many of the farmers in this lo- cality are making maple syrup, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Irwin spent a day with Mr. Gordon Irwin last week. Rev, allot Mrs. 'Tavener of Ltiticnow visited in the btirg on,'Friday. The •Young 'Peoples Society, of 4Iackett's Church were entertained at the home of Mr. Albert Alton on Wednesday evening. Mrs. D. Hackett and Mary of Lncknow visited frierids..here on Sat- arday, Mr. David Alton and Miss Beth Al- ton of Luck -now visited 'with the for- mer's sons, here Thursday last. Mr. Gilbert Vint visited friends at Wingham and Marnoch last week. BLUEVALE Mr. John Harbottle of Chinook, Montana, is visiting his uncle, Mr. Geo. Yeo for a few weeks. Farmers are busy making maple syrup this week, the run is real good so far. Mrs, Bray' of Dungannon spent a few days with Mts. Robt, Musgrove. The robins are with us once more. Miss Atha Mowbray is sufferitig from an attack of quinsy. The grist mill has been very busy lately, Mr, Boy MeCreight spent Sunday with his family at Palmerston. Mr. Geo. 'Titotrisoti was at Lon- don on Saturday attending the fun- eral of a relative, 'akar Mr. and Mrs. JosaCurtiss and Mia- gatet siil'Mr. and Mrs, I -lar - Mr. Harold Lowry of Knox Col- lege, occupied the pulpit in the Pres- byterian Church and at Eadies', last Sunday. • Cow testing is very important. Not all cows that give milk are profitable. The only way to make sure of these unprofitable cows is by the system- atic use of the milk scales and the babcock test.. ......•••■•1111•111.01111•••• NEW LYCEUM T EATRE WITH 100 PER CEN'T. TALKING,..PICTURES Thursday, ..friday,„4aturclaY, March 26, 27th28th Maurice Chevalier "TI -IE PLAYBOY OF PARIS" Sweeps Your Clouds Away in a Rollicking Farce Comedy. - Monday, Tuesday, VVednes., March 30, 31, April 1 Warner Baxter Myrna Loy and Noah Beery — In -- • "RENEGADES" A Whirlwind Drama of the Sahara Sands. 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