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J e Popplestone, R, N.,
who has been an. inmate of Guelph
1-lospital for several weeks has recoy
ered sufficiently to be able to return
to her home which fact is gratifying
j to her friends.
Mrs, Thomas Sampson and Baugh-
:ter of Palmerston are visiting friends
in this vicinity.
Harvest Thanksgiving Service was
held in Trinity Anglican Church on
Sunday. The speaker at the morning..
service was Rev. Mr. Ricard .of Brus-
sels, The church was artistically de-
corated With fruit, vegetables and
flowers. The rector, Rev. L, Pocoek,,
took charge of the evening service,
Special Harvest music was rendered
, by the choir; the offering on this oc-
casion was liberal.
The anniversary services in con-
nection with Queen St. United church
+ were held on Sunday. Rev, Dr. Min-
g son of the Department of Evangelism
and Social Service, Toronto, was the
--- ---�. speaker. Large congregations attend-
\r'•I-IITEGHURCH the need of carrying on the work that ed both services. Helen Anderson
;11as progre=ssed so remarkably,
Quite a number from here attend- Air. and Mrs. Lon Cody of Dutton,
,ed the Selma]. Fair at Holyrood last who have been visiting at the home
Wednesday. of Mr. Jas. Showers visiting
Turnberry,
Mrs. Wray, from Alberta, has been spent Wednesday at the .Manse with
r:isiting with ?Hiss C. Laidlane Rev. J Pollock
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, September 24, 25, 26
Norma Shearer
Robert t o ery
and Nein Hamilton
In
"STRANGERS MAY KISS"
Monday, Tuesday, Wednes., September 28, 29, 30
Greta Garbo — Lewis Stone
—In—
"INSPIRATION"
McCormick as soloist, assisted the
choir in their sere -ice of song. The
Church was beautiful with ferns and
flowers. An offering of five hundred
dollars and sixty-five cents Was con-
tributed, making this service one of
Mr. RoyMcGee of Wingham, was rhe most spiritual and helpful in the
g Mrs. Nellie NixonNiand child, and history of the congregation,
trucking stock to the Goderich Fair Gordon McGee, spent a couple of Mr. Bailey and daughter, Miss Ma -
on 'Wednesday for Mr. Geo, Ken- days last week in London. bel, of Goderich, were guests at the
a7eClx' Mr. and Mrs. James Cornelius and hoine of Mrs. Alberta Bender, and at -
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Purdon and Mr. and Mrs. Amos Cornelius were in tended the anniversary services of
family spent Sunday with Mr. and Goderich, Sunday visiting Mrs. Corn- Queen St. Church on Sunda
Mrs. 'Will Humphrey of St. Helens. Ilius}
' sister, Mrs. Jessie Gray who is Mr. Cruickshanks, of Toronto, gave
The following attended London ill at her home there. an illustrated lecture in St. Andrew's
Fair this week: Mr. and Mrs, Chas.
-Gillespie and Miss Agnes, Miss May Quite a number went to the home
of Mr .g
Wightman and Mr. Geo. Wightman
Mrs. Frank Henry, on
and Mrs. Brigham of Blyth, Mr. and Monday night and presented their
Mrs. Geo. Garton and son, George, daughter, Miss Robina, with a mix
end Mrs. and Mrs, John McGee, Mr.cellaneous shower of blankets, linen,
And Mrs. J. D. Beecroft and Mrs. R. 'towels and fancy dishes, prior to her
:McGee of Wingham, and Mrs. A. M.
marriage, which takes place early in
Mirk of Seaforth; Mr. Sam Hutchi- October, She was also presented with
son and Mr. Peter Kennedy. the following address:
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Walker and Dear Robina:—
family and Miss Lila Humphrey We have heard of your approach -
spent Sunday with their parents, Mr. ing marriage, and as friends and nei-
and Mrs. Humphrey of St. Helens. ghbours of your family, and you, we
Quite a number from here attended did not wish you to leave our neigh-
-the Fair at St. Helens on Monday, bourhood without some token of our
.and report a big day, many entries, good -will and interest in you. When
good competition and a big crowd. you were at hoine you were always
The many schools competing in the interested in the welfare of this com-
parade deserve credit for the excel- triunity, and we hope that, even
lent manner in which they went though you will be separated from us
through their drills and exercises and in the years to come, that you will
school yells. still remember, with kind thoughts,
Rev. Stedd of Angola, Africa, gave the neighbours and friends of White -
a very interesting address in the Un_ church.
• ited Church here on Sunday after- I As a token of our good -will toward
noon, telling about the manner of lir- you, we ask you to accept these gifts,
ing of the African people, and the and we know that as you go to ,make
Jubilee pageant of the missionary new friends, you will always renem-
work in that country. and stressing i ber the old.
You do not need a score of friends to
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Winner for August—
R. McMurray, Brussels
Special Values in Gifts
For The Summer Season
DIAMONDS, WATCHES,
JEWELRY, SILVERWARE
ETC.—All High Class Goods
At Moderate Prices.
GEO. WILLIAMS
ewel.ler Wingham
VIOLIN LESSONS
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J. J. ALLEN
Box 74 VVroxeter Ph. 29
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Thursday, S,ept.; • 24th, 1931
Niagara Falls:
Mr. and Mrs. J. A..'t3randon visited
With friends in Brantford and Idem-
ikon for a few days•last week
Mr, and Ws. Bob: McKenzie, ti£
Windsor, aro visiting with the form-
er's 5 Yrr'en 8 �
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parents, , &ii-. attd'Mt.. R. E. Mc-
Kenzie,
Mr. and Allis. Byers and daughter,
June, are visiting Me. and Mrs, Carl
Proctor,
In the itenn in the nelgrave news
pi Sept. 10th, an item about the Bi-
ble Society read: "The total income
to carry on this great Work was $405,-
.529, expenditure $406,365, Canada's
gift was $16,400." It should have read
£ ,instead of Dollars.
Mr, and Mrs. Yule and Miss Berne
have returned from their holidays.
Mrs, Alex. Manning had her nei.ce,
Miss Sprung, of Auburn, visiting her
last week.
Miss Cora Phair, of Wingham,. is Live.
starting a music class in the village. The evening was spent in playing
The Anglican Church is having a cards and music. Th it many friends
Fowl Supper on Sept. 28th, follow- wish them many more happy wed-
ed by a program, in the Foresters' ding anniversaries.
Fallr. Mr. and Mrs.: Duncan Campbell and
M. and Mrs. Joe Dunbar and Mrs. son, Alex., visited with friends at
Thomas .hrydge motored to Detroit Seaforth last week.
last week and Mrs. Louis Hayes and Miss Sarah Orr spent a few days
family returned with them. at the home of Mr. John Casemore.
Miss Verde Procter, Mrs. Stewart Mr, and Mrs. Robert 'Warwick
Procter and l;r.hy, Mary, spent a spent Sunday at the home of Mr. J.
week in Detroit and were accornpan Warwick, near Brussels.
ied home by the forrner's uncle and Miss Lillian Powell of Stratford,
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Alex, Inlay. visited at Mre Duncan Campbell's and
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Walker and other friends, last week,
Mr. and Mrs, Harold Procter spent Mr. Will Abraham spent Sunday
a day at London Fair, with Mr. Craik Cleghorn.
Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Hutton, of Ex-
eter spent the week: -end at Mr. T.
Hutton's,
Ivfr. and Mrs. Finlay of Kincardine
spent Sunday at Mr. Thos. Congram's
home.
Mr. and Mrs. RobertsD. Golluy <irtd ,t ; eer 1, v e•
farilijy.:. spent Smiday'at, the home_ of
Mr and Mrs. George Casemore.
Mrs,, John. Hunter is spending a
few days with her daughter, IVIrs. L.
Cunningham, of Winghant:
Mr. and: Mrs,- Elmer Hastings and
son, and Miss Showers, also Mr. and
Mrs, Hugh Gilmour and daughter,
and Mr.' and IV[rs, Reuben' Appleby
attended London Fair an Wednesday.
last.
Last Tuesday evening a Very pleas-'
ant time was spent at the horee of
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Casemore when
Mr. and 11Irs. Wm. Orr were guests,
along with a number of their friends
at a fowl supper, the occasion being
their fifth wedding anniversary, The
dining room was prettily decorated
in .pink and white and the wedding
cake with its five . candles lit, in the
centre of the tabe was very attnac-
DREW
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Darroch spent
the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. S.
Hyde, Hamilton.
Miss Lulu Holtom of Harriston,
Church basement on Saturday even- spent over Sunday with her parents,
ing under the auspices of the Horti- Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Holtom.
cultural Society, owing to the rain the Mr. Art. Bell left on Monday to
attendance was not 'as large as it attend the Normal School at Strat-
ntight have been. Those people who ford.
were not in attendance missed a lot Miss Olive Sinclair, teacher at S.
of practical information along the S. No. 7, spent the week -end at her
different types of the growing of home in Harriston.
bulbs. l.Vhile in town Mr. Cruick- Mr. and Mrs. J. Sorrell and little
shanks was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. daughter, of Stratford, visited over
G. M. Chambers. the week -end with Mr, and Mrs, A.
E. Hamilton.
DONNYBROOK Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Noonan and
;baby, Gloria, of Harriston, spent
A -number of Donnybrook people Sunday with. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Hol -
and their friends enjoyed - a Weiner tem.
roast at the river last Friday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Arthurs and
under the • auspices of the Young children, of Trenton, Mich,, are holi-
People's Society. daying with the former's mother,
Next Sunday, Sept. 20th, will be Mrs..5. C. Arthurs:
Donnybrook Anniversary. Services Mrs. J. Leslie Stone and Mrs. C. improved in health lately. We hope
afternoon and evening will be, in ! Pring, of Harriston, spent Friday at she continues to improve.
charge of Rev. F. S. lanes, a former the home of Mrs. Wm. Darroch. Mr. and Airs, Edwin Palmer and
pastor. Special music by the choir of Mrs. Mitchell of Stratford spent 1VIr and Airs. Waldo 'Weir spent one
1'•elg rave United Church. the week -end with her sister, Mrs.day-last week with friends near Tees -
Mr. Warren Bamford was home John Miller. neater.
from. his school near Centralia for Mrs. George Lang and Miss Mil -
the week -end. dred Lang, near Harriston, were the
Master Melvin Craig underwent an guests on Sunday of Mrs• Henry Rey -
operation last Friday in Clinton Hos- I nolds.
•A . goodly number of the Women's
Institute journeyed to Fordwich Tue-
sday, to visit the ladies there.' All en-
joyed the outing and the hospitality
of the Fordwich `:.branch.
Miss AIary Austin is cotifiried .to
SALEM ,
Miss Alma Fitch, of Toronto, is
spending her vacation with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Fitch.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gowdy and Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Gowdy of the B.
line, north, of Howick, called on. Mr.
and Mrs. John Gowdy last Sunday
evening.. –
Rev. Mr. Davison of Wingham, de-
livered a fine missionary sermon here
last Sunday.
• Rally Day will be observed in the
S. S. here next Sunday.
Wroxeter School Fair was well at-
tended last Thursday. The exercises
o fthe various schools were well ren-
dered.
Mrs. Andrew Gemmill is somewhat
BELMORE
laugh and sing with you, pital for the removal of tonsils and
You can be rich in comradeship ti•ith adenoids. ASHFIELD
just a friend or two, Misses Marjorie Campbell and El -
You do not need a monarch's smile 1 nine Bamford, of G.C.I„ and Willie Miss Mary Phillips, is spending a
to light your way along; !Craig and Gordon Robinson„ Wing- couple of weeks with her sister, Airs.
Through weal or woe a friend or two ham High School, were at their Thomas Ferguson.
will fill your days with song. 1homes over the week -end. IVir. and Alrs. 12, 1'V. I3rav motored the house with a severe attack of
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se, let the throng; go on its way, and;
let. the crowd depart,
up from Windsor, and spent a cou-
bronchi4s,
RAPID CITY pre of days with their cousins, Mr. Visitors in the burg are Miss Per.
and Mrs. John Mullin, and Mr. and hies of Oakville with Lily and Mar_,
]rut one or tyro will keep the faith, (.)range Dance, Lucknow Orange Mrs, Robert Nelson, garet Edwards, Eunice Hackney with
FIalI tonight, Everybody welcome, born—To Mr. and Mrs, Chris. her parents.
when you are sick at heart; .
Ind rich you'll be, and comforted, Mr, and Mrs. J. Carter of Ripley, Cook, 9th corn,, (nee Miss Let e
Miss Katherine
when gray skies hide the blue, Foster: took in the
visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Smith), a son. Congratulations. Annitersary services at , her home
If you can turn and share yottr grief Peter Carter, The following are a few who at- church Nen-bridge, Sunday last.
with just a friend or two. Mr. and Mrs. 1 -Tarry Champion, of tended -the London Fair: Messrs, Mr. and. Mrs, Herd attended the
Signed on behalf of your neighbors Toronto, are .spending. a few days Glen and Ralph `Cameron; Bill White- wedding of Mrs. Herd's nephew at
with the latter's mother. 1 sides, Mn,and Mrs, Lorne Fairish Icons Head, Saturday.
gruel friends. Miss Eleanor Jeffrey was in W.rox-
Mrs. Charlie Thompson is' visiting. and family, on Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs.
in .Fergus for a few weeks•Robert Nelson and daughter, jean,
Iter, Saturday, the guest of Miss Ew
Mr. Rod Campbell of 13attle Creek, Mrs. Thomas Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. ing.at the station.
Mich., is visiting his sister, Miss M.John Mullin on Wednesday, Mr. and
Campbell at present. 1Mrs. Harry- Hackett and 'little son,
Quite a few from here attended the Mrs. George Hunter and daughter,
rural School Fair. at Holyrood last A:lida, Mr. and Mrs, Ewart Taylor,
Wednesday, There was a good show- Mr. and Mrs. • Joseph Hackett, on
leg of exhibits by the children, but Thursday,
BLYTH
:A large number of our citizens at-
e nded the West Fair at London. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wilford spent
Sunday with the former's mother,
Mrs. A. l3, Carr.
Rev. T. W. Goodwill had charge of
the anniversary services of the Pres-
byterian Church at Clinton on Sun-
day.
The Wingham-London I3tts line is
being fairly well patronized and is a
great convenience to. those having
business in the city as they are able
to make the round trip in a day.
`1'he Farmers' trot or pace to be
'.held on Saturday at our Fair, Will
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We are Sole Agents for HARTTS in the Town of Wing -
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inspect HA:RTTS.
M Cecil • McNeil attended some of
the fairs last week with his driver. •
BLUEVALE
Miss .Louie Patton has returned
the rain spoiled the drills and march- Mr. and Mrs, George Lane and sort , home after a month's visit with rela-
es. There was a large turnout to the Clifford and daughter, Mclda, motor- tives at Toronto and Peterboro.
dance in the evening tinder the aus- ed to Stratford on Tuesday. Miss Mr. W. T. Elliott and Mrs. .Alex.
]:rices of the Women's Institute. Melda is attending Normal there.
Mr. Robert McNeil entertained a The anniversary services of Hack-
fcw of his Aubttrn and Rapid City ett's United Church will be held on
friends at the home of Hiram 'Bloom Sunday, Sept. 27th, in the afternotrn
one evening recently, at 2.30 o'clock and evening at 7,30
o'clock.
Mrs. Henry Campbell, of Dungan-
non, is visiting with hWr son, Mr, C.
Campbell and Mrs. Campbell.
BELFAST
Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Treleaven
and family, of Lucknow, balled on
friends here on Sunday.
Messrs. Touts Twamley, Wilfred
Hackett and Isaac Nixon spent a cou-
ple of days last week in London.
Mrs, Win. Hunter spent last week
yvith her daughter, Mrs, Jas. iHackett.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hunter and
family visited at Mr. John Campbell's
on Sunday.
Miss Elsie Vint of Winghant, spent
the week -end at her hoine here,
RELGRA'VE
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Mr. and Mrs. C. Wilkinson have re-
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MORRIS
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Haines and
family, also Mr, and Mrs. Thomas
Burke and daughter, June, spent last
Wednesday at London Fair,
A number of people in this com-
munity attended the Rural School
Fair at T3elgrave on Tuesday. A large
crowd, favorable weather and many
fine exhibits, made the Fair a success.
Miss Wightman, from British Col-
umbia, who is visiting 'friends and re.-
latives in this vicinity, visited herr
friends, Miss Anne and Dr. Mary
Pindlater on.: Wednesday of last week.
A number of people from this com-
munity attended London Fair last
week,
lTastie of Wroxeter spent Thursday
at the home of Mr. Gordon Hall.
Black tiros. received a car load of.
flour this week.
Mr. Morris Bosnian has rented a
200 -acre farm in Culross and will
move there next month,
A large number from here were at
Wingham taking in the big Carnival
on Thursday night,
Mr. F. Black received a couple of
cars of western cattle this week.
Mr. Clem, Yeo, met with a very
painful accident when he had his foot
badly crushed between' two bridge
timbers, He will be off work for,
some days; fortunately no bones were
broken.
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Mt. and Mrs. L. a Bosman spent
Sunday with Mr. Bert Lake at Ethel.
Mr. and Mrs, '`Jos, i3reckenridge
spent Sunday -at the home of Mr. G.
Mathers.
Sunday visitors at the hoine of W.
J. Masters were: Mr. ant Mrs. John
Wendt, and Norman HaTl1i, of Wrot
eter, Mr. and Mrs, A. Procter, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Procter and Miss
Verda Procter of Belgrave, M. -acrd
Mrs, Arthur 'Ferguson and family, of
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Announcing the Opening of
The Orchid Beauty Shoppe
on Thursday, October 1st
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Every woman possesses them. Only they're
more obvious in some than in others. The reason
—frequent BEAUTY TREATMENTS. Proper
care of the hair, the face, the hands . . that's what
expresses individuality and impressive charm.
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Opposite Lyceum Theatre.
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Auburn. and Miss Ulah Parsons of Sarnia, as
The regular monthly meeting of bridesnnaid, Mr, Eldred Truax of
L.O.L, 766 was held on Monday ev- Walkerton and Mr. Wilfred Robinson
ening when a nurriber of members 1
took some degrees. On October 1st r acted as ushers. After the ceremony
they are ]taring the playing entitled
"The Little Clodhopper."
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Buchanan, of
Wingham. spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Jos. Underwood.
the guests numbering sixty, repaired
to Marlow Manor where a buffet 'lun-
cheon was served. Mrs. Robinson and
Mrs. Bremner receiving. The Kapp!
Miss Agnes McGuire .,spent the couple left on a motor trip through
week -end with relatives at Wingham. Quebec and will be at home to their
friends in Walkerton after October
Ilse.
WEDDINGS
Robinsoh - Bremner
A pretty church wedding was Sol -
BORN
emnized on Saturday, Sept. 19th, at Templeman—ln Winghant, on•Satur-
2.30 p. m., in Collier United Church, day, Sept. 19th, to Mr. and Mrs.
Barrie, when Rev. Mr. Black united Fred Templeman—a daughter.
in marriage Sara Margaret (Sadie), McGee—In Wingham, an' Tuesday,
only daughter of Mr. and Mrs: Peter Sept. 22nd, to Mr. and. Mrs. John
Bremner of Barrie, and Dr. Harold McGee, Blyth, a daughter.
Robinson of 'Walkerton, • sari of Mr. Edgar In Victoria Private Hospital,
and -Mrs. Wm. Robinson of East Wa-
wahosh. Mr. Wilton organist of the
church played the wedding musk,
with Mr. Harry Altonas groomsman
Toronto, on Tuesday, Sept. 15th, to
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Murdoch (pee
Vera Gwendolynne Edgar), 85 Sit-
verbirch Ave, a daughter,
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