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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1931-07-30, Page 8PGE ICI T LXPL! THEATRE Thursday, Friday, Saturday, July 30, 31, August 1 'Mary Pickford - Reginald Denny. In `KIKI7, Mary Pickford as a Modern'Madcap. alamoommagromatanummosmaamoznumagiamstmeamt Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, August 3rd, 4th 5th Jack Oakie -- In — "JUN EMOON" • SLAT'S DIARY By Ross Farquhar Friday—the preecher was at are house today for dinner and they Wus a ' tawking . about marryed people. getting a long with each another the preecher sed it was -a offly good idea for 1 to say that the uther 1 was rite sum times or a cession - ally and pa sed that ma all ways admitted that he was in the rite when he admitted he was in the rong. Saterday — well BIisters pa was rite about the dog after all. The dog had sum kind of, a dog dizeaze and Blisterses pa want- ed to enockulate him with tiefoyd jerms so they did and they cured the 1st dizeaze but the dog died of tie- foyd. Sunday well I had a offle disap- pointment this after noon. I layed down and tuk a Nap and dremp I was give a present of a freaser of Neckter ice cream. But I don't like Neckter ice cream so I had a grate ddssapointmint., Munday—Pa tuk Ant Emmy and ma to a musickle show up to the city tonite and when they got hoine Ant Emmy sed times must of ben offle hard becuz very few of the girls had enuff close to ware on their backs. and etc. Teusday—Ezzy Bleat got marryed last week and he sed his main idea was becuz he was tired haveing holes in his socks and the next day his wife give him a sowing out fit and lernt him to mend his socks so he wont have holes in his socks enny more. Wensday--lakes ant witch lives way down south died last yr. and left him sum munny and they have been haveing so match trubble trying to get it envested that Jake says sum - times he is all most sorry she went and died. Thirsday-Henry Blitz witch is are butcher had bad luck the other day. he cut his hand 'and it was the hand witch he aliways wayed with the meat 16911.110(03011. VIOLIN LESSONS Apply for Particulars J. J. ALLEN Box 74 Wroxeter Ph. 29 and now he has. to'lern'to way the uther hand and I gess he is loseing munny.. But he's brite and ferns prit- ty fast. WHITECHURCH THE WINGHAM ADVANCE -TIMES Thursday, July 30th, 1931 1 Miss Sarah Gowdy of Wingham, is i visiting with Mrs. A. Emerson. Mr,`' Ben McClenaghan and Lorna, and Melvin, and Mr. Elwood Barbour spent Sunday at the hoine of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Culbert of Seaforth, Mr. Rhys Pollock and Miss Dor- othy motored to Toronto one day last week. Mr, Jack Pollock is quaran- tined with . scarlet fever. It is a very mild case, Mr. and Mrs, Eli ' Jacques returned home last week, from Wisconsin where they were visiting with rela- tives. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Treleaven and Mrs, Robert Treleaven of Dungannon and. Mrs, Courtice of California, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. Geo. and Miss Ida McQuoid.' Master McKenzie Mowbray spent last' week with his father at Grand Valley where Mr. Mowbray has the contract ,of building a bridge. Miss Norma Murray of Walton, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Gillespie, Mr. A. Green visited with Col- borne relatives on Sunday, Miss McKenzie has been holiday- ing at her home in Kincardine and Miss Ida McQuoid spent last week- end with her there. Mr. Chas: Martin is laid up with a bad attack of lumbago. Mr. and Mrs. Gregg and Misses Winnifred and Jean and Mr. Camp- bell of Brantford, visited at the home of Mr. Daniel Martin on Sunday. They also visited with her sister, Mrs. Craig, Sr. Little 'Kenneth William, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. John Purdon, and Betty Jean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Gillespie, were baptized on Sunday at the regular service of the United Church. Mr, Thos. Steele and Hazel and Ivan of Brandon, Man., and Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Smith of Lucknow, and Mrs. 'Thos. Rivett of Dungannon, were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Cornelius, on Friday last. Miss Helen Paterson leaves this week to train for a nurse in a hospi- tal at Galt. We wish her success. On Monday, July 27th, Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Warren Sandburn, of E. Wawanosh, were married for fifty years. Owing to the condition of Mrs. Sandburn's health which has not been very good for the past few months, the familyheld no celebration. How- ever, many friends and neighbors con- gratulated them heartily on Monday. Mrs. Sandburn, who was formerly Miss Betsy Jane Watcher, daughter Mrs. Robt. Dowson, , of Toronto, and daughter, . Miss Edith Dowson, and two grandchildren, Eric and Bet- ty Dawson, are spending the month of August, with Mrs. Dowion's bro- ther, 1VIr. Alex. Anderson, 9th con., West Wawanosh. Mr. Stanley Thomson's • car was burned on Saturday on the side of the road, west of Whitechurch, Mrs. Straughan of Goderich is vis- iting her daughter, Mrs.. Jas. Laidlaw. Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Nicholson. and Eddie, of Auburn, visited with Mr. and Mrs. George , McClenaghan and Mr. and Mrs. Jas: Sutherland, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Falconer, Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Falconer and Angus, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Falconer and child- ren and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Laid- law and Luella, motored to Mount Forest on Sunday where they met relatives from Caledon, and Rellison Falconer and Richard Wellwood re- turned with them. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Humphrey and of imlr. and Mrs. Watcher of Turn - twin sons, Lloyd and Lorne, of St. berry; and Mr. Sandburn, were mar - Helens, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pardon. Rev. and. Mrs. H. G. Whitfield and daughter, Betty Helene, of North- ville, visited for a few days last week at •the hone of Mrs. A. 'Fox, and re- newed old acquaintances here and at St. Helens. Miss Isabel Fox return- ed honor with them for a week's visit. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clark of Am- herstburg, spent the week -end at the homeofthe lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Y, Carrick. The United Church are holding the annual picnic at : the Harbour Park, Goderich, on Friday, July 31st. They expect to be at the Park at 11 a,m. Mr. and Mrs. Robert McClenaghan and Clarence, and Mrs. Herbert Laid- law and Luella spent Tuesday at Bay- field with their uncle, Mr. Henry Ba- ker. We are pleased to report that Mr. George McClenaghan has been im- proving and had the cast removed from his leg Last ,Friday. Rev. Watt and daughter, Genevieve of Long Branch, and Miss Dorothy Barbour of Saskatoon, spent the ek-end at the home of Mr. and we Mrs. Wni. Barbour. Rev. Robt. Barbour of Addington, is visiting with Mr. Alec. Anderson, and with' other- relative's There. Miss Evelyn. Penrtel of Kinlough, spent last week with Mrs, Elwood Barbour. Mr, and ` Mrs. McConnell of Tor- onto motored . yup to Mr. Ben Mc-. Clenaghan's'last Friday, and Mr. and Mrs. Percy Suggitt and family re- on the recent death of his mother, turned with hint to Toronto on Sat- the late Mrs. 1?l7i flim Brigham, of l urday. Londesboro, returned to his home in ried at the parsonage of he former Methodist Church in Wingham. Mr. and Mrs. Meldrum Sandburn and two children `af Turnberry were present at the home on Sunday and the three children of Mr. and Mrs. Sandbut'n, Meldrum, Warren and Miss Lorinda, presented their parents with two beautiful' upholstered chairs. The wish of their many friends is, that they have many more years of wedd- ed happiness. Rev. and Mrs. J. U. Stewart stop- ped in Whitechurch to renew old ac- quaintances on Thursday. They were on their way from Bruce Beach to Elmira, where Mr. Stewart is station- ed now. As Friday was the first real hay- day that we had for some time, the Institute ladies postponed their pic- nic to a later date. A special speaker from Toronto will take the service in the United Church here on Sunday next and will speak on Temperance in Ontario. As this is a real live question in our land, everyone should put forth a good ef- fort to be present. Miss Merle Wilson, nurse -in -train- ing in Stratford General Hospital, is holidaying at the home of her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Wilson. BELGRAVE Mrs. Anderson of "Presten visited with Mrs. Scandret and ,.Mr, Finl ty Anderson for a few days.` Mrs. Fisher and Miss Stewart, of Toronto, were the guests of Mr. and Mars. R. E. McKenzie for a couple of weeks. Mrs. Peter Anderson and two dau- ghters of Michigan, were recent visi- !tars with. Miss Marion and James Anderson, BLYTH Mr. Joheph Stothers of Sarnia, spent the week -end with friends in town. Dr. Brigham who was called home Mrs. Peter Robinson of Toronto is visiting her sisters, the Misses Mc- Gill. Miss Corinne Scandrett is spend- ing a few weeks with friends in Tor- onto. Mrs. Joe Miller is visiting with friends in Toronto. Misses Sarah and Ruth Cole have returned from spending a couple of weeks at Bruce Beach. Mrs. Bone and sons and daughter, Mrs. Forcer, were calling on old friends in the village on Sunday. Miss Alma Skelding of Owen'. Sound, was a week -end guest of Miss Ruth Cole. Mr. and Mrs, Barr, Barna and Loy elle, of Mount Vernon,. Wash., are spending a few holidays at the home of Mr. J. T. -Bell. BLUEVALE EN®NI® �i G1GANTIC SALE ■ 1 KAISER SILK STOCKINGS •■ ,FRENCH PANEL HEELS ■ (FULL FASHIONED FRENCH ) ▪ Great factory Clearance of Unprecedented Values • IN at an unheard Of price for Kayser Quality ■ Every Pair Perfect ■ NO SUBSTANDARDS •■ • ■ . nom numnumaunrrusl u®®, , mimunnannsmonummuninumn■roi Mr. and Mrs, Ravencroft and son; Norman, of Dearborn, Mich., spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. David Patton. Misses Hazl.e and Evelyn Masters are spending a few days with their aunt, Mrs. G. Gallaher at Brussels. Miss Louie Patton is suffering from a badly scalded leg, the result of spilling some hot water from the tea kettle. Mr. Jack Thynne,' "The Kansas Farmer," has engaged to play for the next three, weeks at a summer hotel at Wasaga Beach, •Mr. Melville. McDougall :of Lon- don, was a visitor at the home of Mr. D. Patton,;;, Mrs. John Senith has returned hoine after a few weeks' visit with her dau- ghter at Brucefield. Mr. and Mrs, Alex. Moffatt and Mr. and Mrs, D. J. Falconer and Bet- ty, were et-ty,:were Sunday visitors with friends in ,Kinloss. Miss Margar=et Beattie of Hamil- ton, and Misses Ethel and Florence Beattie of 'Seaforth, Mr, and Mrs. J. O. Habkirk, Isabell and Mack., of Wingham, wereevisitors this week at the hoine of their :uncle, F. B. Scott.' Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Masters and family spent Sunday at Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Griffiths and son, Fred, of Montreal, are spending a couple of weeks at their summer home here. Mrs. Nellie Litlow and Miss OIive Scott spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Higgins. Geo. Donaldson returned to Tor- onto Monday after a week's vacation .with relatives. here. Mr. and Mrs. Wm, McMichael and. family of Wingham Jct., spent Sun- day with relatives in the village. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Nichol and family of Montreal, Mr. and Mrs. E. Robertson and sons, of Minneapolis, and Mr. and Mrs. A. Chatacomb and son, Allan, of Toronto, are holidaying. with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. E. Nichol. Mrs. W. l3raviner, of Toronto, is holidaying with Mrs. Art. Shaw. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bosman, of !, Browntown, spent Sunday at t he home of Mr. L. H. Bosman. Mr: Jas. Moses of Morris spent Sunday with Mr. Geo. Mathers. Misees Ethel and Viola Mothers: were hoine over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. R, McCreight and family and Mrs• Chas. Turvey spent Sunday at Formosa. Misses Bessie Moses, Wm. Moses and Mrs. Moses spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr. Arthur Shaw. Mr, Marvin Pulver of Hartford, Conn., pent a few days at the home of Jas. Masters. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Oke Sunday at the lakeside. >silliiru �nlamanlamlaml■Ilnsul111imr�ins111� tionvolo Uhu11i11 111•111u111!n1 111111 elli 1111 A "Jungs" are a great help in hot weather lungs" are) inreality an ELASTIC BAND made to wear on the foot, and are especially beneficialfor those Women and .Men whosuffer from that unpleasant malady 'trot ache" and especially during the hot weather, We recommend oJNGS", they are exceedtngiy simple and wonderfully efficacious, giving almost TNfSTAN'r RELIEF. Prices, $1.25 and $1.75 per pair. We give athree daystrial FREE-iitither words, if they do not •help your trouble in; three days your trolley w il; be re- funded, iln ill �If Willis Shoe ► a' iiimittothooloottlicsomutelizutalioliAlaammasuilluotilithillooloomosio7 -0, 4, 1." lee eteeieeieet. Star City on, Monday. Mr. and Mrs, Bradley of Winni- peg were visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Chambers. A pleasing event took place on Sat- ruday at the Anglican Rectory' when Rev. W. Pocock united in marriage Ethel, ` elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Robinson, and Mr. G. Augustine; after a short honeymoon they will reside on the groom's, farmi in. East Wawanosh. a Mr. Fred Somers received the eon - tract for decorating the interior of Memorial Hall, The Blyth Band gave one of their open air concerts on Saturday even- ing. Our citizens are proud of the Band as they have already' deinon- strafed they are a worthy asset to any community, Mr. and Mrs, Canip1tel1 and fam- ily of Aylmer, are Visiting Mrs, 'I?. Taylor and other l elatves hi :this view inity, spent ■ NO SECONDS 1=01=101=2 I: 150 Pairs for Friday • • • 150 Pairs for Saturday ■ C=omplete range of sizes • • 81/2 -9-91 .-10-10`x/2 • --in 26 shades— •■ ■ Regular Price ..... $1,25' . ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ kIsIIoaNRlsuII�aI■■aaanaI■■uIL uIII�e mIRaIIRIIlIIuII•ii • • • • ■ • Sale Price .. , 88c or 3 Pairs for $2.50 —DON'T MISS THIS SALE It will pay you to buy several pairs. 20 to 50% off all Summer Dresses, Flannel Coats and Hats KING BROS. Phone 71 IIVINGHAM Bank of Commerce $43.70, postage $5.00, Warrants $2.00; John Little, refund Little Drain $60.00; Road con- struction: Ed. Johnston $12.15; Carl Johnston $30.15; James Johnston $4.95; Dave Johnston $3.15; Freda. Churchill $5.95; James Vancamp $5.- 85; Earl Hamilton $2.92; Harry Goll $2.25, M. Mathers $2.25, R. McLen- non $7.65, H. Robertson $11.125, W. Peacock $6.75, Bert Garniss $4.50, L. Jewitt $7.2.60, Chas, Agar $10.23, W. Agar $9.00, Addison Fraser $390.00,: Harry Bosman $15.07. Maintenance, Nelson Nicholson $1.80, Martin Gar- niss $6.75, R. Thompson $3.37, W. Elliott and Son, tile, $19.80; Sawyer - Massey $4.00; Thos. Miller, general, $28.74; J. J. Sellers $72.00; J. Yuill $23.60; Robert Yuill $4.95; William Speir .68; Frank Little $7.43, Stanley 'Rutledge $4.05, Frank Kerney $1.58, Frank Beirnes $3.15, Lloyd Peas $2,- 25; R. Bell $4.50, J. P. Kelly $11.14, Jack Kelly $11.47, Wm. Bernard .90, Chas. Workman $36.00, Fred Ceiling $11.75, G. H.' Wheeler $8.11, Wm. Cunningham . $4.05, Addison Fraser (general) $5,00, R. Golley $4,27, T. Burke $3.92, A. Edgar $1,12,, Next meeting, Monday, August 17, 1931. • A. MacEwen, Clerk. MORRIS COUNCIL Minutes hof Council meeting held .in the Township Hall on Monday, July 20, 1931. Ali the Council was present. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. Addison Fraser was paid $390.00 ,on the crushing contract. 'rhe Court .of Revision on the as- sessment roll was re -opened, As there are no buildings on lot south parts 59, 60, con, 1,owned by Samuel Burke, the assessment of $300 on•the buildings was thrown off. A dog was struck off for John Munro. The Court of Revision was then closed. Asohn Crai had resigned as pat-; rolinar,,' John Nesbitt was appointed in his place. 'The following` accounts were paid: Miller Bros., making tile $30:85; S. �. Davidson, cement $15.00; W. T. 1:3rydges, collector, salary $125.00, ASHFIELD We are sorry to hear that Mr. W. Drennan, 9th con., who has been in bed for some time, is not improving very fast. Mr. 'Bert Alton, 'Mrs. Roy Alton and, Alvin, Miss Melda Lane and Mr. John McDonagh motored to Toronto Saturday, returning Sunday, A car load of visitors from De- troit, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John McDonald, 12th con; Mr, Robert Anderson, from the West, is visiting with his cousin, Mr. Tom Anderson and other relatives, in Ashfield. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hall and children of Brantford, are holidaying with the former's relatives, 9th con, Mrs. David Parrish, of Lucknow, is spending a few days with her sons, Messrs. John and Wilfred Farrish, of 10th con. Mrs. McLennan and her mother!, Mrs. Rollie Grant, accompanied by Mrs. Leo Horne and mother, Mrs, Farrish, spent Thursday with Mr,' and Mrs. Angus McDert`nond, near Nile. Mr. Bert Alton and Mrs. Roy Al- ton spent the week -end in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Thom spent Sun- day at Mr. T. A. Cameron's. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Irwin visited Kinloss friends recently. Mr., and Mrs. Watson Davis spent, the week -end here. Mrs. Hackett and Mary of Luck - now, spent last week in the commun- ity. Hackett's Sunday School Picnic is to be held Wednesday at Port Al- bert. Messrs. Tom Ferguson and Glen. Cameron spent a day at Port Elgin. recently. MORRIS Mr. and Mrs. A. McMichael of Wroxeter, spent Sunday at Mr. Chas. Campbell's. Miss Bernice Lockridge and friend of Wingham, spent Sunday at Mr. Will Abraham's. Miss Ruby Baird of Wingham, also Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Orr and son Jack, and Miss Sarah Orr, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Casemore on Sunday. Mrs. A. MacDonald and son, Roy, of Toronto, are visitors at Mr. Chas. Campbell's. Mr, and Mrs. Robt. Golley and family, visited at Mr. John Abraham's on Sunday. Mrs. Robt. Hetherington spent Sunday at the home of Mr. Alex. Coutts, in Wingham, Mr. and Mrs. Will Wallace and family of Seaforth, Mr. and Mrs. J. Wheeler, of Belgrave, spent Sunday at Mr. Duncan Campbell's. Dr. Mary Findlater of Washington, is visiting at Mr. Win. Findl'at'er's. Miss Winnifred Golley of Edmon- ton, is spending a short, time with. her uncle, Mr. Robt. Warwick, and other relative`s in this community. Mr. and ' Mrs. Dick Jacklitt of Jamestown were visitors at Mr. C, Goll's on Sunday. BELFAST Misses Mary and Jean Switzer, of Ieranipton, are visiting with' Mrs. J. Irwin:, Helens Miss 'Margaret Miller of St, FI ens spent Sunday with Mr, Samuel Sher - wood's. oods. Brown--- "Do you think the dead can communicate with us?" Black—"I know they can't, Once Inianaged to borrow a dollar from a Scotehinan. A. week later he died, and I haven't heard a word since." Canadian National ExhibitionTo- ronto, will open Friday, Aix g ust 28th, and continue to Saturday, September 12th, exclusive of Sundays. Outboard motorboat and yachting races will be featured on the Canad- ian National Exhibition aquatic sports programme, The Canadian National Exhibition is the world's largest annual spec- tacle. Five million dollars in new pertnaw neat btxllditigs ha=d' lieeii 'expended at'. the Canadian Nationalxltibitioit, Toronto, iit the past rive years, coDERICH BANNER RACES At Agricultural Park Monday, Aug. 3rd CIVIC HOLIDAY At 2 O'clock Free-for-all Blue Water Stake, pace or trot 2.20 Golden Gate Stake, pace or trot 2.25 Goderich Stake, pace or trot $1000 $1000 $1000 Under the auspices . of - the Long Branch Driving Club New Covered Grandstand'. Good Track Betting Privileges Allowed General Admission -- 50e (tax extra) J. B. Whitely, M.D., President. E. R. Wiglle, Teasurer. W. F.Clark, V,S., Secretary. EACH MONTH WE REPAIR ONE WATCH FREE Winner For June-- Mr. R. Hogg, Winghant Special Values in Gifts For The Sumi er Beason DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE ETC. ---Ail High Class Goods At Moderate Prices. GEQ. W,�A LD . Jeweller Wxttghatlt