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Thursday, ••Friday, Saturday, September 10, 11, 12
Richard Arlen and Fay Wray
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"THE CON UERING - HORDE"
A Western Story of the ,Pays of .'68.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednes., Septen tier 14, 15, 16
George Bancroft
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"DERELICT'
Fog, Storm and Shipwreck.
A Romance of the. Sea.
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BLUEVALE
On Saturday afternoon shortly be-
fore 5 Chas. Mrs. h
s as. Curtiss
passed away at. St. Marys' Hospital,
Dawson, as the result of severe burns
received on Friday morning when the
gasoline she was cleaning with sud-
denly burst into flames. In the
midst of activity and health and still,
in the prime of life, the news of her
• tragic death came as a great shock
to her' many friends. A devoted wife,
a loving mother, a staunch friend,
the deceased who was of a •cheerful
courageous and spirited disposition,
was well liked and highly respected a
by all and the appalling suddenness C
and tragic circumstances of her pass -
ng cast a cloud of gloom over the
entire community. Funeral services
were held Monday at 2 p.m. from St.
Andrew's United Church of which she i la
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which hh the late Mrs. Curtiss . was a
past worthy matron and a most val-
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me bey also held a. short st serv-
ice. Atthe t e c u
h rchw s a gathered ere. a
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large congregation of citizens, repre-
senting every class and walk .of life.
The . Bishop of Yukon, Archbishop -
elect of Ruperts Land, opened with
a Bible reading and gave a short ad-
dress, extolling the sympathy of the
community to the bereaved husband
and daughter. Mr. McIntosh deliv-
ered the sermon basing his discourse
on the text "And God shall wipe away
all tears." Two favorite hymns "Rock
of Ages" and •"Nearer, my God, to
'hee" were sung by a combined
hoir. Almost fifty sprays and
wreaths were presented showing the
high esteem in which the deceased
was held. The late Mrs. Curtiss was
born 52 years ago in Gorbridge, Scot-
nd. She was married to Mr. Cur -
ss in 1913 and had resided there ev-
since. Mr. Jos. Curtiss, of Blue -
le, is a brother of Chas. Curtiss,
nd their many friends around here
tend them their sympathy. ,«
was an active member. Previous to
the church, service, Rev. W. B. Mc-
Intosh conducted a service at the
home on 8th Ave., and Yukon Chap-
ter
No. 1, Order Eastern Star, of
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t is here were: Mr.
and Mrs, Geo. Donaldson, and Mr.
d Mrs, Robt, Hutchison, of Tor -
to at their summer home; Mr, and
s. Vansickle of Hamilton and Mr.
Plastow and son, Gilbert, of Rock-
, with Mr,' and Mrs. H. McKinnon,
- and Mrs. Chas. Coultes of Lis
Wel, with" their parents; Mr. Chas.
ss and son of Chicago, and form -
y of this locality, renewing old ac-
intances; Rev, John Hutton, of
w Ontario, with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Hutton,' sr.
Visitors out of town: "Mr. and Mrs.
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Special Values in Gifts
For The Summer Season
DIAMONDS, WATCHES,
JEWELRY, SILVERWARE
ETC.—All High Class Goods
At Moderate Prices.
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ohn Smith and Mrs. Morrison with of the country for a long time, The
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relatives at Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Masters and
Mr. And .Mrs. J', Hall visited, friends
at Wroxeter oil Sunday: '
The
regular 'C tla 'r monthly; meeting of
the Women's Association was held at
the home of Alias Hazel Stamper on
Thursdayaftern.on with a good. at-
tendance,
THE WINGHAM ADVANCE -TIMES
BLYTH'
Dr. and Mrs. Gordon Fetgerson of
Toronto,' spent the week -end with
friends in this vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Morris, for-
mer residents of this vicinity, are re-
newing old. acquaintances. Mr, Mor-
ris is . engaged in the building trade
in Toronto.
Rev. W. E. Milison, D.D., will be
the speaker at Queen St. Church an-
niversary held September 20th. Miss,
Helen McCormick has been engaged
as soloist.
Miss Elizabeth Mills has been en-
gaged as organist in St. Andrew's
United Church.
Rev. George Weir returned on Sat-
urday from Muskoka where he, spent
his vacation, and occupied his own.
pulpit of St. Andrew's United church
on Sunday, •
Mrs. William Sims is ill at the
home of `
her
son, Mr. Bert 'rasher.
Mrs. Sims was stricken with paraly-
sis and is not gaining as much as her
friends would hope for.
Mrs. James Fax and children of
Toronto, are visiting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Will Johnston.
One of the best known citizens of
this section was laid to rest in the
person of Miss Margaret Pollock, eld-
est daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
James Pollock, pioneers of the sec-
tion .in Morris Township. Born and
raised on the farm about two miles
north east of Blyth, Miss Pollock was
one of the best-known people, not
only here, but all over the country,
being widely known for the wonder-
fui things she was credited with in
the realm of clairvoyance. When the
people first heard of the things she
told people, they Iooked on them with
a certain amount of skepticism but
this gradually wore off and they com-
menced to think there must be some-
thing in it. More especially )when it
was noted the large number who
came
to interview her from all over
Ontario and also things she told them
were remarkable, when it is consider-
ed they were perfect fect strangers and
she knew nothing of the things she
told them about until she went into
a trance. Nearly every clay there was
a line of cars waiting for the pass-
engers to get their turn, and while
the .judges in session condemned her
yet more than one officer of the law
has been kown to come at night so
that it would not be known, to try to
get some information on some dif-
ficult problem. The funeral service
was, conducted by 'Rev, G. W. Good-
will, pastor of old St. Andrew's, and
was one of the largest in this section
iends at Dttngannon; Lawrence beautiful floral` array testified to the
millie and the Misses Elsie Smith high esteem in which she' was held
nd Alba Mowbray, at Springbank; by all those who came to know her,
Ivin Smith at Toronto; Wm. Mc- although her success ht clairvoyance
Finney and Gordon Messer at To- brought her a great deal .of notoriety;
onto, she was a rather quiet disposition.
She leaves to mourn her loss one bro-
ther, William on the farm, and: one
sister, residing in Hagersville. Inter-
ment was made in Union Cemetery,
VIOLIN LESSONS
Apply for Particulars
J. J. ALLEN
Box 74 Wroxeter Ph. 29
Mr. Percy Rolph of Hespeler and
Mrs. Jennie Rolph, of Seaforth, with
their Cousin, Mrs, Jas, Kirton.
Anniversary services of the Blue
vale United Church will be held on.
Sunday, September , 13th, when the
Rev. Mr. Butt of Gorrie will preach
at 10,30 a.m. and 7,30 p.m. The choir
will render special music and all are
invited to attend these services.
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Mrs. Ernest n st Groshover and little
son of. Detroit, Mich., are visiting her
cousin, Miss Luella Brewer.
Messrs, James Gannett and James
Nichol, are at' present holidaying with
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This will serve to announce the securing of the Agency of
a NEW AND IMPRESSIVE LISE OF SHOES FOR MIDDLE
AGED WOMEN (that is from 20 to 70 years of age.)
This new line is known as
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and for price and general appearance
Canadian shoe can match them.
we question if any
other
Chatelaine are made by Scroggins' of Galt, are trade of
FINE KITS, CALF, Patent Leather and are sold at a most teas-
onabte price, namely:
$44: Per Paii.
We invite inspection of this splendid' atsdt moderately pric-
ed line of WOMEN'S FIND FOOTWEAR assuring you . of no
obligation to buy.
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Visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. William Abram on Sunday were
Mr. and Mrs. Peter McIntosh, Mr.
Harold of
d M cIntosh and two daughters,
Madeline and Audrey, also Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Norman and two sons,
Vern
and Jackie, all of Kincardine.
Master Cla.renee Golley spent the
week -end with his uncle, Mr. John
Abra.
m.
,`Mr. and Mrs. Htigh Hatniiton, of.
Toronto, are
visiting their friends,
Mr. and Mrs, Oliver Campbell: and
family, Mrs. Archie Campbell, also
Mr, and Mrs. George Coulter and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Cunningham
and baby, of Winghatn, spent Sunday
at the home of the Tatter's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Hunter.
Mr. Peter McIntosh of Kincardine,
is visiting relatives, and friends in
this community,
Mr, Maxwell Abram, of Gorrie, vis-
ited his brother, Mr, John Abram,
one day last week.
Visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Casernore, on Sunday,
were: Mr, and Mrs. Milton Sellers,
of Wroxeter, Mrs, Anter, and Mrs.
Kernel and two sons of Sault Ste,
Marie, also Mr, and Mrs, Hugh .Cin-
namon. a
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Goley,, and
famrly, also Miss Jean and Master
o.
1 yd Rob
Lertson of Belgrave motor-
ed. to Goderich on Sunday.
EAST WAWANOSH.
Mr:;, 13anncrtnan, Sr., and son, Mr,
iv and Mrs, 13ann;•rtn,an and son of.
Teeswater, Mr. arid Mrs. A. Wilson,
;Gd
clturelt were Sunday visitors at the
home of Writ. Arbuckle.
Mr. and Mrs, J J. Kerr and. Mr,
and Mrs' Leslie Buttm:.,ln` lil:d babe,
visited .friends in Goderich.
Miss Bernice Breen visited at the
home of Mr. Geo, Walker.
Miss, Ethel Drahman is spending a
few days at the Exhibition and will.
also spend •a,.lew days with friends
in London,
Mrs. Anderson, sister of E. Walker,
has returned to her home in Toronto.
Miss Irene Taylor and John, also
Miss Rachel Currie, visited friends in
Collingwood.
Miss Alba Carter visited on Sun-
day at the home of Mrs, Geo, Kerr.
Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Searle and fam-
ily spent the week -end at the home
of Mrs. A, V. Pattison.
Mr. Roy Mattison returned home,.
after spending the past two weeks in
Toronto.
Mrs. Searle, Elmer and Albert are
spending a few days with other
friends in this vicinity.
WHITECHURCH
Married—In Westminster Central
United Church,: Toronto, on Saturday,
September 5th at 4 p.m.,, by Rev. Dr.
Little,
Kathleene i
J to ma, daughter of
Mr, and Mrs. Malcolm Ross, of
Whitechurch, to Rev. Graydon 0
Cox of
Pangman,
S son of
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Sa k,
and Mrs. James Co •of
Cox 1
7 Pa mer'
star.
troit last week with her daughter,,
Mrs. Murdock and Miss, Flora Jean.
Misses . Winnie Mair and Jessie
who Stc e
tart
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Sdhool, •$pent . the week -end at their
houses in Culross,
Miss McGinn from Iroquois, near.
Kingston, returned to her duties in
S., S. No, 8,Culross,
Mr. Frank King, of Culross, spent
a few days last week attending the
Ex. in Toronto,
Word was received among relatives
in Culross last week of the passing of
Mr, Wm. Geo. King,' of Calgary. He
was 62 years of age and was aeon
of the late Mr, and Mrs. Mickie King
of Cuiross. He leaves to mourn him
his son, Ethlebert, an a farm south
of Calgary, and his daughter, Miss
Susanna, a teacher in Calgary. The
remains will be brought home and in-
terred in the R. C. Cemetery in Tees;
water.
Mr. Bruce Vogan of Turnberry,
has hired with Mr, Leslie Wightman
for two months.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Henry of Deck-
erville, Mich., called last Saturday
and took Mr, and Mrs. Robert Hen-
ry, of East Wawanosh, with them to
Oshawa, where the annual picnic and
family gathering of the Henry fam-
ily was taking place on Monday, Sep-
tember 7th. Several other cars frons
Michigan were also in attendance, al-
tto so families from Arthur, Galt, Hes-
Mr,
peler Preston and Toronto, about
50 in
allattending
g t hrs annual gath-
Rev. T. C. Wilkinson and Mr. C. ,e
Wightman attended the Presbytery i
meeting in•Ethel on Tuesday.
Miss Florence .Purdon is in Tor-
onto
this week attending the exhibi
tion. Miss Annie Moore, Hugh, Dav- d v d
id and Jimmie Henderson and Stan-
ley Thompson also attended the Ex.
for a few days last week,
Mrs. Lance Grain spent last week
in Toronto with her sister, Mrs, Bert ti
Kennedy. A
Mrs. MacDonald of Lucknow and
Mrs. Kerr of Brussels, visited on Fri- R
day last with, I'Irs. A. Reid. It
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Little and fain- G
ily of Ashfield, visited on Saturday
with Mr. Geo.' and Miss ida Mc- K
Quaid, w
Miss Dorothy and Mr. Rhys Poll- da
ock spent the week -end at Toronto. so
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wilson spent
Sunday
Mr. and n
dMrs.
E{i Jac-. 01
ques. sp
Mrs- John Craig and Mr. and Mrs. alt
W.
J. Coulter and Jean and Flora, th
visited on Sunday at the home of
their sister, Mrs.` Wm. Thom, of Au- n
burn. Mr
Mr. and Mrs.A. Martin of Toronto a d
spent the week -end at the home of
Mrs. A. Fox, we
Mrs. Chas. Gillespie and Mr, and phe
Mrs, Frank Gillespie and two child- 'wa
ren, of Blenheim, spent the week -end
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John spe
Gillespie.
ring. Mr. and Mrs. Henry are spend -
ng the week with relatives in Tor-
nio. ..
Mrs. Powney and Miss Ruth, • of
lyth, are visiting with the former's
aughter, Mrs. Maitland Henry, this
week:
Miss Mary Moir of Culross is tea-
hing this year in St. Augustine.
Mr. Bath Gaunt has taken a posi-
on with the Dominion Book Sales
gency.
Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Holland, of
itchener spent the week -end with
er parents, Mr, and: Mrs. George
arton.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Emerson, of
incardine, and Mr. and Mrs. Col -
ell, of Glamis, were guests on. Sun
-
y at the home of Mrs. A. Emer
n.
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Ross and Miss
ive Terriff and Miss Addie Ross
ent the week -end in Toronto and
ended the Cox-Terriff C Terri
tffwedding
the
on Saturday.
Born—On Sunday, September 6th,
Wingham Hospital, to Mr. and
s. Chas. Shiell of E. Wawanosh,
aughter
Mrs. John McGee Si.,."spent last
ek visiting at the home of her ne-
ws, Coulter Brothers, of E. Wa-
nosh:.
Miss Barbara Weir of Belntore,
nt the week -end at her home here.
Mr. and Mrs, J. Clarke and Mrs.
Mr. ' and Mrs. Elmer Purdon, of
Leamington, and Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Purdon and Willie and Jean, left on
Saturday night to motor to Powas-
son, where they will meet their son,
Harris from Sudbury, and spend the
week -end together.
Messrs. Geo. Warharn and Joe
Kurtz of Kitchener, spent Sunday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Boyle,
The Women's Institute are hold-
ing their regular tnontfily meeting at
the home of Mr, and Mrs. J. Rich-
ardson on Friday, Sept. 11, The meet-
ing is in charge of the grandmothers.
Everybody welcome.
The choir of Calvin Church were
assisting with the (Anniversary Ser-
vices of the Knox Presbyterian
Church in Belgrave an Sunday.
Mr..n
Maitland Henry left last Mon-
day afternoon' with a truck -load of
sheep comprised '.of Dorset Horns
and Oxford Downs. He received on
the Dorset Horns 6 prizes, and a
great many more on the Downs, sev-
eralgetting g tt}ng championships. We con-
gratulate Mr, Henry in his success
with
his cho,
sen line
of work and we
wish him further success.
Mrs. Mary Gillies, who has been
visiting at the homes of her niece,
Mrs, Geo. King and her nep'hews',
Messrs. Miles and Jas. Moir, for the
months, past two an
t.
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turned to De -
Worms Kill
Your Hens
UNLESS
You Kill
the W'orin.s
Nicotine and Kamala encased in
hard, smooth -coated tablets that
do not dissolve but break in the
gizzard and pour out their poison
directly where the worms collect.
Sure death to the Worths, sure life
to the birds.
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ThW of Your beater or 'Write kV ',Hot;
Pratt Food Co. ofCanad Lid,
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Robert Fair and son, of Toronto and
Miss Green, of London, spent the
week -end with their cousin, Mrs.
Bateman.
Miss Irene Stewart of Van Wag-
ner Beach, visited last Sunday with
Miss Laura Robinson, .
Mr. and Mrs. • Ed. St. John and
Mrs. Russel Kelce and son, Bobbie,
who have spent the summer at Ham-
ilton Beach, are visiting with East
Wawanosh relatives, prior to leaving.
for their hoi'ne in 'Tulsa, Okla,
Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Ashby, of To-
ronto,
oronto, are visiting with her sister,
Miss Margaret Cunnington, at the
home of Mrs. J. Chamney,
Mrs, Thos. Robinson has been un-
der the doctor's care for the past
week. We hope to hear of her steady
improvement.
Miss Panline Reed left here on
Thursday to take a position in Mount
Forest. •
Mr. and: Mrs. Henry 'McGee and
Gordon, spent Sunday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Thos, Appleby, and
other relatives in Turnberry,
Mrs. Lettner and little son, from
Haileybttrq , are spending two weeks
with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Jas.
Boyle, and other relatives at Walker-
ton,
Mrs. Wm. King of Turnberry,
spent
the. week -end at the home of
her daughter, iblrs. Stuart McBurney,
Miss Nettie Casemore, of Turnber-
ry, spent the week -end at the home
of Miss Agnes Coultes,
Mr, and Mrs, Andrew Kirk and
Francis Creighton, of Seaforth, and
Miss Oliene Falconrath, of. Detroit,
and Mr, Oliver Kirk of Birmingham,
Mich., spent Sunday at the hon'ie of
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Beecroft,
Mr. and Mrs, Robt, Purdon and
family spent Sunday with 1V Ir, arid
Mrs, Geo. Walker of East Wawa.
nosh,
A reception is being held at the
home of Mr, and Its, Mac Ross on
Wednesday for the Rev. and Mrs. G.
Cox, who were married in Toronto
an Saturday; last,
Miss Laura Conn is attending the
Toronto Exhibition this week, having
motored down on Monday wiith. Mrs.
Johnston and Miss Eileen and Ir.
Harold Johnston, of Lucknow.
A number of the W. M. S. ladies
of the United Church held a tea at
„„ eitehtel
Thursday, Sept., 10th, 1931.
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Many in this district were sorry.to
ear of the fire which. on' Monday
estroyed the fine barn belonging to
r. C. Scott on the 6th con. of E.
Wawanosh. This was a large steel a
rn, erected about ten years -ago.
ire was first noticed about: 6.30 a.
rt., and had apparently started from
tistantaneous combustion from the
amp straw in the mow. 'Mr. Scott
s tad. • just threshed on the Thursday
previous, There were no animals or
implements in the barn, but the lose„
of the year's crop and hay will b a.
heavy, although partly covered by •in:
surance,
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