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Thursday, Friday, Saturday, August 6th, 7th, 8th
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Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, August" 10, 11, 12
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DREW
Miss Isobelle Crowe of London,
spent the week -end with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. George Crowe.
Mr. Harold Arthurs and Miss Hel-
en Chiltan spent Sunday with Mr. and
rs. W
M i ill' tam Darroch.
The Young People of Drew tank
charge of the services in Letter Breen
and Drew church on Sunday as Rev.
Watt is away on his holidays,
Miss Beatrice Arthurs is holiday-
ing with Mr. and Mrs, George Arth-
urs.
Born—In Clifford on Friday, July
31st, to Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Gibson
of Drew, a daughter,
Miss Annie Darroch of Port Carl-
ing, is spending her holidays with her been visiting i
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Darroch.g w th .her sister, Mrs. A.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gerrie from Cornelius; went to Brussels, where
Milverton spent Sunday with the lat- the former has taken a position.
ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Bell, Mrs. W. R, Farrier spent the week-
end in Goderich with Mr. and Mrs.
10th Con. E. R. T, Philips,
WAWANOSH Mr. Jack Paterson, who has been
visiting with Mr. P. 1vIcK. Paterson, home of the former's sister, Mrs. J.
Mr. Chas. Bing of Florida, and Mr. D. Beecroft,
Bruce' Currie of Ohio, are visiting returned to his home in Galt on Tues- Mr, Ernest Sperling of
with Alex,; Robertson, day last, g Toronto,
Miss Ne11i. McGee, daughter of visited last week at the home of his
Miss Mary Mason of Buffalo, is brother, Mr, Harold Sperling.
spending a few days with her broth-' Err' and Mrs, Leask. McGee, and Miss On Wednesdayt
er,' Mr. John Mason, Helen Paterson, daughter of Mr. F, held members of
MeK, Paterson, commence their Charmer's Church. their annual
Mr. Milton McBurney spent the 1 ypicnic at the 10th bridge,
training in Galt General Hospital this arid it was
weer; -end with friends here. His l well attended and much enjoyed,
ween Wim' h th in
Mr. and Mrs, Ezra Weliwood and
daughter, Miss Dorothy, returned
home with him after spending a mon-
th with her aunt, Mrs. Frank Thomp-
son.
Mr. and Mrs.:Ed. Irwin and family
of Goderich, spent the week -end with
relatives
here.
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Mr. Eric Harvey and daughter,
Jane, of Toronto, also Miss - Daisy
Morseman are visiting with Mr.'and
Mrs. Leslie Wightman.
WHITECHURCH
Miss Amelia Lever, who has been
holidaying at the, home of her par-
ents, Mr.' and Mrs. Peter Leaver, re-
turned to London on Thursday,
Mrs. Bradt and Lorena, who have
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ter; Mrs. Gordon Moore,
2 r, and Mrs. Will Fraser an
Louise of Wingham, visited on
day at -the home of Mrs and'
Naylor: P.
The family of Mr. and Mrs.
l obinson, Le., Dr, Harold Rob
of Walkerton, Mr. and Mrs.
Kilpatrick, and Mr. and Mrs
Robinson and sons, were togeth
Sunday at the home on the 9th
of E. Wawanosli. Mr. and Mrs
Robinson and sons left on M
to visit relatives at Hamilton,
to see Niagara Falls, on their
back to their home in Minne
and Mrs, and Mrs. Win. Robins()
cornpanied them and visited for
days with Mr, and Mrs. Ed. St.
of Hamilton.
Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Purdon,
and Mrs. Harry-Maneweinin and
Goyeau of Leamington spent
week -end with the'former's par
Mr, and Mrs, James Purdon,
Mr. John Whitly of Galt visite
er the week -end with Mr. Wi
Robinson,
Mr. Frank and Miss Hazel
of Teeswater, visited Sunday at
home of Mr, and Mr's. Wesley
gatt,
We wish to congratulate Mr,
Iiott Fells on the success of his c
who wrote on the second year H
School work and all were succes
in passing, which is a splendid re
for a public school, The names
those who were successful are: Ve
Scott, Lela Leggatt, Evelyn R
Tom Wilson and Stanley Moore.
Fells has secured the principalshi
a three-room
school 1 near Cochr
and he will teach the entrance, f
and second form work, We wish
success in his work there,
Mrs. Joe Thompson and child
of Tilsonburg are visiting at the.ho
of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Th
Robinson.
Miss Doris Aitcheson of Bluev
spent last week with her friend, M
Lela Leggatt.
The Sunday School of the Uni
Church held their annual picnic
Goderich on Friday last and it
well attended, and all report a go
time.
Quite a number from here attend
the races at Goderich • on Monday.
Mrs. F. L. Creighton and Pearl a
Thelma, of Detroit, are visiting at t
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�' II Mrs. Peter Robinson of Toronto, Winnipeg, who are
is visiting with her sisters, in Bel- 'visiting relatives in Wing -ham, visited
EACH MONTH WE grave, and also with East Wa�vanosh on Sunday at the home of Mr. and
REPAIR ONE.WATCH � relatives. Mrs. Cecil Falconer, and Master Nor -
Mr. and Mrs. Aldin Purdon, of man stayed to spend this week with
FREE Raison,
Winner for July—
!Leamington, and Jack Turner, and Mr, and Mrs.David.
Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Tilden and son, Kennedy and
Wm. T. Weir, Glenannan Kerr, all.of'Leamington, spent the Ticfamily attended the funeral onf un -
week -end at the honi,e of the former's day,
sr, of Goderich, Sun -
Special Values in Giftsday,
For The Summer Season parents, Mr, and Mrs. Win. Purdon. Mr, and Mrs. Chas.
Miss Laura Robinson spent lastMartintheof Brus-
DI•AMONDS, WATCHES, week -end with friends at Barrie .and sels spent Sunday at the home of
JEWELRY, SILVERWARE Elmdale• her sister, Mrs, David Farrier, who
Masters. Charlie and Nelson Lov- haTlbeeri'`ill again,
ETC. All High Class Goods e scarlet fever ticket was taken
At Moderate Prices. act, of Clinton, are holidaying with off the manse this week
their grandmother, Mrs, McBaien,
Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Philips, and Mr.
GEE.and Mrs, Elwood Barbour and farn-
WILLlAMS sly, and other Ashfield and Wawa-
Wingleam nosh families' spent Sunday at the
lake and enjoyed chicken dinner
there,
Little 'Neil and Velma Nettleton of
Jeweller
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Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Cox and
other relatives spent a week in a cot-
tage at Tobe.r•mory, returning here on
Wednesday last. Mr. Cox is thresh-
ing this season with Mr. Duncan Ken-
nedy and his brother, Mr. Melbourne
Cox runs the mill, chopping every
Toronto are spending t,vo weeks at forenoon, and working at his shoe
the bonne of Mr. and Mrs, Will Conn repair work in the afternoon.
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Mr. and Mrs; xlYJ;ilton,Sherr^iff and Misses Eleanor Sprung and leen Patterson of Auburn are visiting.
family of Hamilton, Mrs. Geo, Tit- with their aunt, Mrs, Cox and. Mr.
fin and Vivian, and Mrs, Win. Sher -
riff, of Winghaiu,' �l,enk Sunday at Jas" Miller and sen, William, and Mr.
Stevens, from Rhinebeck, Iowa, were
the home of Mr, and Mrs. W. R. Far- also guests with Mr, and Mrs. Cox.
rier, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Broadhead and
Mr. and Mrs, Nathaniel.., Bolt and I Fay from Toronto are
Zara, and Mr: and Mrs, Jack Purdon visitingadlawith
Mr. and' Mrs. Herbert Laidlaw and
and Kenneth, spent the week -end at other relatives here.
Rockwood; with the former's daugh Mr, Jas. Morrison from Bluevale is
renewing old acquaintances in the vil-
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Ave Ji 'rhos. Smith from Lucknow, spent
1 It is said "there are Zito goods made in this world that are
i perfect", and no doubt,this is true, but there' -are some articles
- that come clode to that quality called. "Perfection,''
We had a customer oite clay last week who would wear
til nothing but Enna Jettick Shoes (and this is quite common) kr
i she said "The pair T am now wearing are, PERFECT". %he war;
of course referring to THE FIT, for although this'rnake of shoes
has several unusual features their high light is FIT,
trouble it is 99 chaces to 100 that you are any lady who has foot
And if this should strike the eye of
now or have at some
tittle worn, "Illfittrng shoes" and we advise • for your case ENbNA
J TTICKS In fact we have some 'customers who even tell us
their feet are gradually but surely gettingback to normal since
they have y h e started to wear this kind of footwear, and•seeing that
we anti fit your foot PERFECTLY we invite you to put our claim
to the test.
Made ht marry widths, for instarice AAAAA to.EtE and
sold at tame' prices. from Atlantic to Pacific rtattr.,eTy
$7.00 a $8.00 Per Pair,
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Thursday last at the home of their
aunt, Mrs, Jas, Cornelius,
Mr, and Mrs, Frank Vanner and
family from Wiinghain were Sunday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Amos Cor-
nelius and Master Cart stayed for the
week.
Mr. and Mrs, Will Reid and fam-
ily of Paris, k-isited last week with
his mother, Mrs, A. Reid,
Mr. and Mrs. George Jacques and
family from Preston spent the weak -
end with his. parents, Mr, and Mrs,
Eli Jacques.
Wedding bells ate .ringing,
Miss Merle Wilson, who has been
ttursint in Stratford Idaspital,'leaves
this week to nurse for two months
in Western 'osteital, Toronto,
Miss Mary Weir, who has been
training at T]'atniluc•n G'reneral Hospi-
tal, is now at the home of Mn, and -
Mrs Fred Davidson,
HAM A DVANCE-TIMES
RAPID CITY
Mr.'and .Mrs, J, A. Carter are at.
�l e$t:nt 'ori a week's Visit-' with St a
Helens friends,• '
We welcome Mr. and Mrs. John
Thompson to 'aur barg; they are oc-
cupying the residence` formerly occu-
pied. by Mr. Henry Carter of Luck -
now.
Mr. and Mrs, Albert Carter
tained a number of their Rapi
and Lucknow friends to a soci
ening recently. -
Mr, and Mrs. Marl Gardner at-
tended the funeral of Margaret Jane
Gardner, widow of the late. John
Craig, in her- 87th year at Donny-
brook last Thursday. Her remains
were laid to rest in Donnybrook cem-
etery, The late Mrs. John Craig was
an early pioneer of Ashfield township,'
Tieing of a loving and kindly disposi-
tion, she was loved by all who knew
her. Corning with her parents, the
late Mr. and Mrs: William Gardner,
from Streetsville, near Toronto,
some seventy-five years ago and set-
tling on the Gardner homestead, at
Zion After her marriage she resided.
at St, Augustine, where her husband
owned and operated a saw mill along.
with his farm, and who predeceased
her some nineteen years ago. Mrs,
Craig resided with her'son, James,
and daughter, Mrs. Tom Bamford,,
The deepest sympathy of the entire
community is •extended to the family
in the loss of 'a loving mother.
The remains of the late Mr. John
McDougall were laid to rest in S.
Kinloss 'Cemetery last Monday after-
noon. The late Mr, McDougall was
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an active member of South Kinloss
Presbyterian Church, being an elder
of the church, also a strong singer
in the choir.
BLUEVALE
A{r. Charles' Messer of the .Re-
search Laboratories at Toronto, spent
the week -end with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. `John F. Messer.
Mr. and Mrs:. A. E. McKinney, of
Toronto, were 'Sunday visitors with.
Mr. Wm. McKinney and . Mr, and
Mrs. John F. Messer,
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Elliott, of St.
Catharines, were recent visitors at the
home of Raymond Elliott.
Rev, Mr. Mann and family are en-
joying three weeks' holidays; next
Sunday Mr. Robt, Shaw will take
charge of the service at Bluevale Un-
ited Church in, the morning, and. at
Ebenezer in the afternoon; there will
be no service in the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Langstroth, of
Ingersoll, spent a few days at the
home of Mr. Wm. Thornton.
Mr. John Smith spent a few days
with Lucknow friends.
Mr. Alex, Hastie of Wroxeter,
spent a few days with Mr. J. Mas-
ters.
Miss Dorothy Aitken, Mrs. Alice
Aitken and Miss Polly Duff are holi-
daying with relatives at Welland,
The home of Henry Bosman,
Browntown, :is certainly worth se
ing at present. The front of th
house is almost covered with a hug
clematis.
Mrs. Wm. Duff is holidaying wit
friends at Simcoe.
Farmers are busy cutting their bar
ley and oats this week, if the weathe
Creeps fine most of the grain will b
cut next week.
Mr. John Smith spent a few days
with relatives at Lucknow.
Mr, Bert Lott of Brussels, was call-
ing on his many friends here yester-
enter-
d City
al ev-
family of `Toronto, are. holidaying
with Mr. Russell J ;iityn,
Miss Ruby :Dtt!'; R.N,, of Toronto,
•is holidaying with her sister, Miss
'oily Duff.
Mrs, J. 1Vrasters and family • and
Misses Helen •and . Grace Masters
spent Civic Holiday with Mrs. (Dr.)
Stewart, at Wingham.
Sunday visitors here were; Mr, and
Mrs, John L. Geddes of Belgrave,
with Mrs. Robertson and. Miss M.
Fraser; Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Nichol-
son of Morris with Mr. and Mrs. R.
Shaw; Geo. Donaldson of Toronto,
with the:Sanderson 'family; Robert
Hogg of Seaforth, with his uncle, F.
B. Scott; Mr. and Mrs. Thos, Dick-
son and son Charley of Seaforth, with
Mr. and Mrs, R. F, Garniss; Mr, W.
McLean, student pastor at' Mount
Forest and Clifford, with his friend,
Mr. S. Kerr, student pastor here; Mr.
and Mrs, Coline Fingland' of Walton,
at the home of Mrs. AIice Aitken;
Gordon Leggatt of Whitechurch with
Kenn, Mowbray; Geo. McDonald and
son, King, of Toronto, with Mr. and
Mrs, Wm. Speir, of Morris.
Mr. Dave Barnard of London, and
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barnard of De-
troit, spent a few days with Mr. Ed.
Barnard
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Masters and
family spent Sunday at Port Elgin.
Mr. and Mrs.: Edgar McMichael of
'Toronto, spent a few days with rela-
tives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt, Bosman of
Leamington, spent the week -end with
the former's parents.
During the heavy storm here Sun-
day
afternoon, the ii
e bigpoplar tree
pP in
front of Gordon Hall's house was hit.
by lightning and the Hydro also put.'.
out.' '
The regular inonthly meeting of
the Women's Institute will be held
on Thursday afternoon, August 13th,
at 2,30 o'clock, at the home of. Mrs.
D. 5, Falconer, Roll call—Which sea-
son I like, and why. Miss Ruby G.
Duff, R.N., Woman's College Hospi-
tal, Toronto, will address the meet-
ing. A contest, The naming of com-
mon
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mon flowers, will be held and small
prizes will be awarded. The ladies of
the community are always welcome,
BELGRAVE
Mr. William Armstrong of the 5th
line of Morris was badly hurt on
Saturday when his team were fright-
ened and pulled the binder over him
Mr. and Mrs. Edwards of Goderich
visited with Mr. and Mrs. John L.
Stewart on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lake,' Mr. and Mrs.
Thompson, of Fergus, were Sunday,
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bran_
don.
Mrs. Fells, son and daughter, of
Wingham, and Miss Sumner, of Lon-
don, visited . with Mr, and Mrs. D. S.
Thursday, August 6th, 1931
GREAT.
Out of Season Sale
MEN'S FINE SUITS
A Fortunate Factory Purchase AIIows This Un-
usual " Sale.; of MEN'S GOOD SUITS
50 EXTRA • VALUE SUITS
Blue Greys -- Overchecks -- Self
Stripes and a few smart Tweeds.
Young' Men's - Semi Regular
and -Standard Types for Men.
Many have Extra Trousers, and
:Values Range to $35.00.
Out of- Season Sale Price
$21.00
Here is your chance to` *make a
'Teal buy in a New Suit.
Men's Fine Pullovers 75c Holeproof: Socks
$2.98 2 for $1.00
$2.50 Collar `Attached Shirts
KING` BROS. P"„°
Mrs. Turnbull anct .1Liss, Dorothy
Boyle spent a day in the village last
week.
There will be no service in Trin-
ity Church, Belgrave, August 9th.
-Rev. Mr. Grant and family are•'
spending their vacation at Grand.!
Bend.
The Orange Sermon will be given
in Trinity Church, Belgrave, on Aug-
ust 16th,
Mr. R. J. Scott, Miss Laurette, and
Mr. Alex. McBurney, motored to To-
ronto this week.
Rev, ,M. Connor, wife and fanii•ly,
of Brantford, visited with Mr, and
Mrs. 3. A. Brandon one day. this
week.
Mr, and Mrs. Bert Scheer and Miss
`Betty of Hamilton, visited at the
home of Mr, and Mrs. W. 5. •Hender-
'son, Bluevale road.
Mr.` and Mrs. J. A. Brandon and
`'Mrs. John Coultes spent'a day in
Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Yuill and Miss
Scott on Sunday,
Beina and Mrs. Fixter of Winghain,
Mr. and 'Mrs, Berry Wi11c'nson of spent the week -end at Grand Bend
Blyth, visited over the week -end with
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilkinson. GLENANNAN
at Mrs. Scandrett is spending, a few
days with friends in • Wingham..
eMr. and Mrs. R. Yule spent the
e week -end with friends at Grand Bend.
Mrs. Joe Little of Winthrop, visited
h with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
J. Geddes, for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Bryce, Mr. and Mrs.
r Jones and daughter of Detroit, spent
e a week with their brother, Mr. and
Mrs. James Grigg.
Mr. Harold Whewell of Winona,
has returned home after spending the
lastmonth at the home of P. D. Mc-
Lean.
day.
We are sorry to learn that Mrs, W.
Souch is quite ill and hope she may
soon be well again.
Miss Doris Aitchison is visiting
with Miss 'Lela Leggatt it White-
church.
To accommodate week -end visitors
over this week -end on account of Civ-
ic holiday, the night train ran through
to Kincardine Saturday night.
Miss Agnes McGuire had about 30
young boys and girls at her place for
a lawn 'social on Friday afternoon,
y enjoyable time was spent
in games etc;, after which she served
theist with lunch and ice cream,
On Sunday afternoon when two
cars were meeting in front of the Un-
ited Church one ear went over the
bank and turned over, breaking the
glass and' doing considerable damage
to the fenders, fortunately the occu-
pants were not seriously injured,
Capt, C, Hetherington and Mrs.
Hetheriegton returned home
to Wal-
kerville after spending two weeks
with friends here. -
Miss Annie Turner of Toronto vis-
ited with Mr, and Mrs. Stately Gal-
laher a few days last week.
Mrs: Young, Isabel' and Jack, are
holidaying at their summer home
here,
Ur, and Mrs. Ross Douglas, of
Hamilton spent the week -end at the
linnet of Miss Polly Duff. ' •
Mr. and Mrs. tell Matlrers, Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Johnston and fam-
ily, and Mr, and Mrs. Cooper Neth•
cry, of Belgrave, were Sunday vise
itor s at the home of Geo. Mathes's,
Mr. acrd Mrs, N. L. Murch and
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Misses Mildred and Dorothy Stew-
art of Howie':are holidaying with
their cousin, Stewart Jeffrey,
Mrs. Giles and daughter, Margaret,
of Timmins, are visiting with the for-
mer's mother, Mrs. Forgie,
Miss Vera and Master` Morley 50-
,hann of Owen Sound, spent. a couple
of days last week at the home. of Mr.
and Mrs. Reuben Stokes4;4�, . eche , -
' Miss Isabel Metcalfe of 'Toronto,
is spending a week's vacation 'with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Met-
calfe:
Mr, Wan. Breckenridge and Addie
were week -end visitors with the for-
mer's sister, Mrs,' Cowan, at Port
Huron,
Miss Evelyn Lincoln and friend
spent a few days last week with Mr.
and *Mrs. John Cathees, Gorrie.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Wray, Mr. S.
Crawford, also Miss Joy Wray, of
Toronto, 'and Mrs. John Wray -of
Wroxeter, were Monday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Stokes.
Miss Mabel Coin of Toronto, is
visiting with her cousin, Mrs. Arthur
Lincoln,
Miss jean and Mr. Knox Strau-
gban, of Owen Sound, have returned
hone after visiting friends on the
tenth,'.
A little 0.irl has come to gladden
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. El-
liott.—Congratulations.
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Mr, and Mrs. Underwood enter'
tained the people of this vicinity with
a dance. All report a good time,
Miss Marjory Baker spent Thurs-
day of last week at Goderich.
Miss Edith Edgar of Toronto spent
part of her holidays with Mrs. James.
Underwood,
A number of people of this vicinity
spent Sunday at Formosa.
Mrs. M. Stewart spent the week-
end with friends here.
The Engineering and Electrical
Building, costing $660,000, was •offi
cially opened at the `1928 Canadian
National Exhibition,
This will be . the 53rd consecutive
year of the Canadian' National Exhi-
bition, Toronto.
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