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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1931-06-18, Page 8II PAG., EIGHT NEW YCEUM 'THEATRE Thursday, Friday, Saturday, June 18th, 19th, 20th Douglas Fairbanks - and Bebe Daniels --- In — "REACHING FOR THE MOON" A high speed Comedy Drama Monday, Tuesday, Wednes., June 22nd, 23rd, 24th Joan Crawford — and Robert Armstrong — In — "PAID" WHITECHURCH • 'Mrs. John Coulter, of Rochester, spent .a few days last week at the •lb,bme of Mr. and Mrs. Alec Coulter. .Mrs. W J. Brown of _Creighton Mines, and her daughter, Miss Bar ibara, nurse -in -training in Sudbury aaospital, are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mac. Ross. •. Misses Isabel and Lettie Fox spent the week -end at Kincardine, at the Vanstone cottage. 'Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Thom and Mr. and Mrs... Frank Rathby of Auburn, visited on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. John Craig. Mrs, Fred Davidson and Miss Bar- bara. Weir and ,Tim, spent Sunday with relatives at Fordwich. Mrs. Davidson was called there on. account .of the serious illness of her mother. Don't forget the Anniversary Serv- ices to be held in Chalmer's Church •on Sunday, June 21, when Rev. Mr. Tolmie of Southampton, will be pre- sent, Miss Ida MeQuoid spent the week- end with friends in Ashfield. Mr. John Patterson of Galt, is vis- iting with his cousin, Mr. F. McK. Paterson. Miss Phyllis Weaver and IS.enneth motored to Toronto last. Thursday, and spent the week -end with relatives there and in Niagara. Mrs. Watts of Longbranch, is visit- ing with Mrs. Wm. Barbour at pre - THE WINGHAM ADVANCE -TIMES ily and Mrs, Craig Sr., spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Franc. Coulter. Mrs. W. J. Brown and Miss 13ar- bara and Mr. and Mrs, Mac Ross and Mr. Will Henry motored to Dundalk on Monday and spent the day with the 'forrner's brother, Mr. Neil Phil- lips. On Tuesday Mr,, and Mrs, Anios Cornelius and Mrs. Bailie and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vaitner of Wingham made a business trip to London. Married—Ort Wednesday, June 17, at the home of the brides parents, in Kinloss, Orillia Maude, second dau- ghter of Mr, and Mrs. Will Cortin, to Mr. Stuart Scott, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott of Belmore. Rev, Jaynes Stobie of Belgrave officiated: ASHFIELD The Ashfield Ladies' Aid Garden Party will be held on Friday even- ing, June 19th, at Mr. George Lane's, 10th con„ near Lanes. The Donny- brook young people will present their play "Home Again, Old Town." Supper served from 6 to 8. Adults 50c, children 25c. We are sorry to hear of the death of Mr, George Twamley, at his home, 9th con., Sunday evening. He leaves to mourn his loss, his wife, three sons, Eldon of Chatham, Wallace of i Lucknow and George at home. We AlliVRIIHNIMIN111111111/11 extend otir sincere sympathy to the, bereaved family and relatives. Mrs. sent. Wm. Sherwood, Mrs. Sam Sherwood Mr, and Mrs. Jack Henderson and and Mrs. Jarnes Drennan are sisters: family of Paramount, spent SundifylVIr, Wm. Twamley and Mr. Richard with her mother, Mrs. MacGregor. ' Twarnley are brothers. The funeral Mr, and Mrs. Gordon ackay and was to , Greenhill Cemetery `Tuesday Allen of Wingham, speMnt Sunday afternoon with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hec- tor Mackay. has been very ill lately was very low Mrs. Albert Beckett, 10 con., who Mr. and Mrs. Cecil. Falconer and children, also Mr, and Mrs. Orval Tiffin andsons," and" Mr, and Mrs. George Tiffin and Mr. and Mrs. W. Tiffin, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Falconer; of Culross. Mr, and Mrs. Robert Phillips, of Goderich, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Farrier, one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Robert McInnis and family of Teeswater spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan McInnis. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Patton of Lucan are holidaying here at the home of her mother, Mrs. A. Fox. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Vincent and family of Westefield were visiting with her .another, :Mrs. McBrien, here, on, Sunday. The 'Anniversary services of the United Church are being held on Sunday, June 28th, and the Young People of the church are presenting their play 'When Ruth Comes Home' at the garden party on Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. John Craig and fain - at time of writing. Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Smeltzer, from Calgary, are visiting with relatives here. Mr. and Mrs, Melvin Reid and children, from the West, are here on an extended visit, with relatives. Mrs. Ansley and little son of Al- goma, are spending a couple of mon- ths with her mother, Mrs. Ira Camp- bell, of Lucknow, and brothers, Lloyd and Glenwood Campbell, 11th con. SALEM Miss Eve McMichael has returned home from her school to spend hell vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. McMichael. Mr. Wm. Weir and Mr. Joe Smith visited friends at London one day recently. Mr. David. Rae, Sr., of this locality, passed away to the Great Beyond, at the home of his son, John, at Ford- wich last Sunday. The remains were brought home for burial. The fun- eral on Tuesday was largely attended. The friends and relatives have the sympathy of the neighbourhood in their sad bereavement. ' ftwtl . • PRINTING THAT PLEASES Our equipment is complete for the satisfactory production of printing of every description—from a small card to a booklet. With this equipment, suitable stock, goes competent workmanship. We Willbepleased to consult; .- .,.you in regard to any- thing , i -.. th ng you . may needm The AdvanceTime Wingharn Mt 40 Ontario t " ' v' '"t� rrr^r i'. t' 'r � t AYE i� els v iYr . �� r,�,�raSyAiv^. yVi ),t✓sV,`rs 7i✓.'v" r `Or irti;C oW,rrRur eeitctreVredC not?, ?,. M n BLUEVALE Mr. and Mrs; A. Dahmer and fain- ily of Atwood spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Roy McCreight. Mrs. T. Coultess spent the week- end with her son, Chas., at Listowel, Mr. and. Mrs, W. J. Masters and family and Miss Louie Patton spent a day at the home of Dr. Stewart, of 'Wingham. Three ear load from here attended the L. O. L. church service at Ethel. Mr. and . Mrs. Geo, Thornton, Mr. Wm. Thornton and Miss Agnes Mc- Guire attended a family reunion pic- nic near St. Marys on Monday, Mr, Alfred Agar who underwent an operation at The Wingham Hospital a few days ago, is getting along nice- ly. Mr. and Mrs. J. L, MVlansor of Ham- ilton are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Aitchison. Quite a number from here attend- ed the Sunday. School Anniversary. services at Wingham on Sunday and much enjoyed the London Orchestra who furnished the music. Mr, and Mrs. J. J. Sellars, of Mor- ris were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Duff. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Garniss have returned home: after spending a CCM- pie o iple of weeks with their .daughter, Mrs. Jas. P. Scott, West Lorne. Anniverysary Services will be held in Knox Presbyterian Church on Sunday, June ,28th. Rev. A. G. Mc- Pherson of Listowel, will conduct the services at 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. The choir is preparing special music and in the evening the choir will be com- posed of male voices. The congre- gation is not having the customary garden party this year. RAPID ,CITY Orange Dance, McCartney's Or- chestra, June 25th. Everybody wel- come. Mr. John England of Elora, visited over the week -end with his parents. here. We welcome Mr. and Mrs. Peter Carter and family who have moved into the home of the late Mr. Wm. Curlin. Mrs. R. E. Finlay of Saskatoon left for home last Tuesday after a •few weeks visit with her brother, Mark Gardner, We 'congratulate William Stimpson a pupil attending Lucknow Continua- tion School, at the age of thirteen in passing all his exams. in form two. Mr. and Mrs. • Victor Durnin, of London, visited over the week -end with friends here, Mr, Albert Carter is engaged at present in Brussels making wicker chairs and sharpening lawn mowers, Mrs. A. Carter is visiting for a few weeks with friends in Goderich. The Orangemen of Rapid City and Lucknow L.O,L. 428 will attend di- vine service at St. Peter's Church in Lucknow on Sunday, June 21st led by Goderich Fife and Drum. Band at 7 o'clock in the evening. Visiting lye thren welcomed. BLYTH Mr. and Mrs. J. McFarlane, of Clinton announced the engagement of. their only daughter, Anne, to K. M. Taylor, eldest son of the late Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Taylor of Blyth, the wed- ding to take place the latter part of June: Extensive plans are being made for the 12th of July Celebration to be held here July 13th. The choir of Queen St. United Church, went to Monkton on Sunday evening, to take pare in the musical program of the service. Rev. Eric Anderson gave the address, Six Bands will take part in the Tattoo held June 24th. Mrs. Charles Burling passed away in the Lockwood Clinic, Toronto, early Friday morning, •Mrs. Burling went to Toronto several weeks ago for the removal of inward goitre; on Wednesday the ,operation took place and. she never seemed to rally, and death resulted. The funeral services were conducted at her home Sunday afternoon, a public service was held in Queen St. Church, by her pastor, Rev. Eric Anderson,, She is survived by her husband and one daughter' of Hallett and three sons, George, of St. Catharines, Will of Stratford and Lorne of Toronto. Interment in Un- ion Cemetery, Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Ballantyne, George and William Smith of Tor- onto, attended the funeral of their sister, Mrs. Burling on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs, Norman Garrett en- tertained the teaching staff of our Continuation 'and Public School, on Thursday evening. Rev. George Weir is spending a few days with friends at Ripley, Miss Weir was a visitor at St. An- drew's Manse, recently. BELMORE The W. M. S. sof the Presbyterian Church held their June , meeting in �.; the :Presbyterian %all Wednesday afw Thursday, June 186, 1931 III/111E111111111111111HI1[I11NII11II1111111i111IIM1II/I II1YIN011111 ■ DRESSES KAYSER HOSE ■ GLOVES $6.00 to $19.50 `$1.00 to $1.50 $1.00 to $2.00 PANAMAS NSWBRAIDS BOUTA.INE SUITS SUMMER COATS IIIMIIIM1114111M111011111111111101111M111101111111111111.41113111311$11iNIIIIMMIN1111.1111111011111111111111 WARMH WEATHER DEMANDS COMFORTABLE CLOTHING. I FROCKS HATS GLOVES IIOSE LINGERIE FOUNDATION GARMENTS Come and see the new arrivals for this week end LINGERIE 69c to $1,75 HATS CORSEL;ETTES $1.50 to $4.00 ® KING BROS,• Phone71 WINOHAM 'iilllll■IIiu III/IIIlIII/I11I111/uIIIli/iIlIluZllu/Il!/u111n1/1u�111/ul/lli�ullu/iu�i11/ul�iA�l�u/ _IiI/iililll/III/IIIIII/III/III/IIIiIII/Ill/ a ternoon. The Lord's Supper will be observed. in McIntosh Church next Sunday. The Hymnary was used in the Un- ited Church Sunday, the Dundas Or- chestra assisting with the service. A. very interesting program was arrang- ed. The, Misses Wolfe, of Lakelet, sang in the evening. • About 30 members of the Women's Institute enjoyed the hospitality of Mrs. Albert Haskins Wednesday -af ternoon, this being the June meeting various business affairs were talked over. 'Mrs. George Inglis was elect- ed President for the coming year. For the cleaning of McIntosh cem- etery, a bee was decided on for June 18th. Also 'a grant of $25.00. Mrs. Metcalf, Mrs. Murray, Mrs. McLean, Mrs. Inglis were appointed to attend the District meeting at Walkerton Thursday. Mrs. Wnz. Abram gave a very helpful demonstration in the cleaning of pineapple. Mrs. Clarke Renick, a piano solo. Mrs. John Harper and Mrs. Renick served. lunch which brought a pleasant afternoon to a close, Mr. Rich Jeffray and George Mc- Kee motored to Goderich last week being on the jury. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Scott and children of Wawanosh, spent an ev- ening recently at John Darling's. MORRIS Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Matthews and fancily, also Ivir, John King of Ford- wich and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Cunn- ingham and baby, Lois, of Wingham, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Hunter. 10th LINE EAST WAWANOSH Miss Martha Coultes who has been spending the last six months at Geo. Coultes', has returned to her home in Michigan. Rev. Scobie, the pastor of the Bel - grave and Brick United ;Churches, is leaving for his new circuit at West- minster the last of June. Mr. and Mrs. Scobie and family will be great- ly missed in this community. We welcome Rev, Grant and family: Mr. and Mrs. Herson Irwin and family spent Sunday at Joe Thomp son's, Belmore. Quite a number .front Brick church attended the Anniversary of the Sun- day School of Wingham 'United Church Sunday morning. Mr. Leslie Wightman and Miss M. Vipond visited Teeswater friends on Sunday. Mr. Robert McBurney underwent an operation in Clinton Hospital on Monday. The W. M. S. of Brick United Church held their monthly meeting in the church last Thursday, June 11, with a large ,crowd in attendance, Mrs. Scobie read the Devotional Leaflet, After the business part, the bale was packed. ' The next meeting will be held at the church. Mr. Alex. Robertson spent Mon- day in Guelph. Mr. and Mrs, Chas, Congranl,. Har- old and Clifford of flolyrood : and Mrs. Culbert of Dungannon, spent Sunday at Chas. Shiell's, The elders and the managers of Calvin Church and their wives, at- tended the picnic at Kintail on Tues- day, GLENANNAN Messrs, George and Peter Muir, of Toronto, spent the week -end with friends Dere, and were accompanied to the city by their mother, Mrs. Muir, who will visit for some time there. Mrs. Oliver Stokes who' spent last week with friends in. Toronto,' has; returned home. Miss Edith Metcalfe has returned, to Torontp, after spending a week with friends here. Mr. Richard Jeffray was in Goder- ich last week attending jury. Mrs. Ballagh and son, Hamilton of Teeswater, visited with. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas' Appleby, a day last week. Born— On, June 6th, to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Culliton, a daughter. - TIME WASTED To the Editor av all thim Wingham paypers. Deer Sur:— What dye tink now av thim byes we sint down to Ottawa? Irishtid av devoisin ways an manes to rejuce the proice of the poor man's tay an to- backey, they do be shpindin theer toime talkin about a new railway i fellahQue- becshun some down in Q e- bec prawmised to git fer his home town, if 'he wus elickted. They 'hev waishted enough toirne over it al- ready to build two arr tree staishuns; so they hey. Thin theer is a lot av more talk about the proice av gaso- line, an about the prawmises Mish- ter Binnitt an Hughie Guthrie wus afther rnakin lasht summer, an about whether the C.N.R. is being run pro- perly arr not, an nivir a wurrud about chapenin the proice av the necissities av loife I hev minshunned. Shure, P.arleymint is gittin to be no betther than a tay parthy, arr a quiltin 'bee, wid the wimmin talkin about iviry- ting undher .the sun from theer child- er to the new hat av the Minishter's woife. If I wus in Mishter Binnitt's place I wud tell thim lads,"Theer is the bidgit, an ye kin 'take it arr laive it, but we musht git on wid the wurruk." I notish that Jarge Shpotton isn't havin much to say about tings, an, shure, it is the sinsibleway to be, an I wud advoise hien to kape roight on sayin nothin, fer whin ye don't say annyting ye hevn't annyting to take back. Thim cincus fellahs do be makin'. theer rounds foindin out how many ould paypte theer are in town wid the oidea av developin Wingham as a health resort. That is a sirisible skame, but whin it comes to inquir- in how many fruit trees ye,hey in yer back lot an how many . gladic iium bulbs ye hev planted, I can't see much rayson in it, at all, at all, so I . don't. Nobody sames to hev found out yit the rayson av the harrud toimes nor the rimidy fer thirty, We are tould that the banks are clutthered up wid money, an nobody wantin it, barrin the bandits. Shure, 'tis a quare ould wurruld. I kin tell ye what I tink is the cause av all the thrubble, an mebby me own guess isas good as annybody ilse's. 'Tis the cridit sishtim, so it is. If Governmints, an Cities, an towns, an proivate individuals wud only buy what they nade, an kin pay fer whin they git it, we shudden't be in the mess we are in at the prisint toime. Thim lads who nayther ask fer cre- dit, nor give it, are not complainin av harrud toimes, but whin a Gov ernmint, arr a town, arr a person, has 'a lot av interest to pay iviry year, an no money to pay it wid, thin they are in thrubble, an thefellah who wus ixpicktin his money from thins can't pay the fellah he owes, an he can't pay the nixt fellah, an purty soon r'obody kin pay, an thin we hev what the noospaypers call deprishun, loike we hev it at the prisint toirne. Let us throy the cash sishtem fer a whoile an see how it wurruks. Yours till nixt wake, Timothy Hay. EACH MONTH WE REPAIR ONE WATCH FREE Winner For May Miss. F. Walton, Belgrave Special Values in Gifts For The Summer Season DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE ETC.—All High. Class Goods At Moderate Prices. GEO. WILLIAMS Jeweller Wingham VIOLIN LESSONS Apply for Particulars J. J. ALLEN. Box 74 Wroxeter Ph. 29 11IRI Il■iI ISI I I/a IRII Iti I IRI I t/i I i/I I INI I I�u I/I I IRI I I/II ISI I I/Ili/I I IFI I I■III/I I ISI I lilt Iti i NII ISI I Irli1. ettick Shoes for Women ---' Li: Enna J ii the anatomy is used as much as "the feet" No part of and _ w it is therefore reasonable to conclude that they "the feet" should a receive 'the greatest care—as„in. fact when they "go wrong” it is next to itnpossible to "bring them back" to normal condition-- m A and we find so many women who have worn just one pair of ill- i fitting shoes and are suffering intensely as a consequence. It 1. • cannot be gainsaid that as we get older troubles such as this (foot V w trouble) became more pronounced andthat is ONE REASON whyii we recommend ENNA. JETTIC1' SHOES—in other words we 1 are confident that if you wear this make of footwear and are i 1 "properly fitted" (aservice we can give you absolutely) "YOUR - -a- BEET" will remain good and sound, and in case you are one of A — the unfortunates and are suffering from, foot trouble it will be 1 II "good news" to hear that you can be helped considerably by wearingIII w ENNA JETTICK SI -HOES Sold in many widths, very narrow to very wide and at the same prices front Atlantic to Pacific. namely: $7.00 and $8.00 Per Pair ■ 1 Willis' Shoe Store, Phone 129lVrn harp ,,Selling Agent for Ktsna jettiek Shpts. Ili 111i0111illliiiII Ii11P11110111MM11111111101111111101111 11011111/IIIRIIfI III11141u 11111111 IUNMIIi 1110I11lM