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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1931-10-01, Page 8PA Thursday, Friday, Saturday, October 1st, 2nd, 3rd .Nancy Carroll and Fredric March "THE NIGHT ANGEL" Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, October 5,. 6, 7th Carrole Lombard Norman Foster - Lilyan Tashman _. In "UP POPS THE DEVIL" Thursday, Friday, Saturday, October' 8," 9th, 10th Janet • Gaynor & Warner Baxter — In — "DADDY LONG LEGS" The Queen of the Screen in a Rainbow of Romance BLUEVALE Miss M. Shedden of Brussels spent a couple of days withher neice, Mrs. R. N. Aitchison. Mr. and Mrs. John Hall, Mr. Wm. Hall, Mrs. John Farslow, of Dresden and Miss Marjorie Hall spent a cou- ple of days with relatives at Cope - CHILDREN FOR ADOPTION The Huron County Children's Aid Society has five children for whom good homes are sought. They are boys of six months, two years, five, years, and nine years, an one e girl of two years. All are bright and attractive. Communications from persons who would like to adopt one or more of these children should be addressed to H. T. Edwards, Superintendent C. A. Society, Goderich. EACH MONTH WE REPAIR ONE WATCH FREE Winner for August - 4. McMurray, Brussels Special Values in Gifts For The Summer Season DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE ETC. ---All High Class Goods At Moderate Prices. GEO. WILLIAMS eweller Wingham. VIOLIN LESSONS town. We are sorry to ;report Mr. Alex. McGee e on the .sick list. Mr, and Mrs. Roger Oke have moved to Wingham for the winter months, On Friday evening a'large crowd gathered in the.basement of United Church and 'spent a social evenin together, Rev, Mr: Mann acting a chairman, a- good program was give consisting of recitations, 'solos, read ings and musical ,.:selections, afte which two` • young -men, Wilso Thornton and Norman' Barnard wer called to the front and presented wit certificates from the Royal Human Society for the saving of a life (Wm Townsend) in the Maitland rive here. Congratulations are extende to these two 'boys. After this, Mr and. Mrs. Jas. Masters' and Tamil were called' to the front, and present ed with a pair of beautiful parlo chairs, Robert a -table'lamp, and Ha zel and Evelyn with' a beautiful silk bed lamp. The following address was read by Mr. Mann: To Mr. and Mrs. Masters and family: This gathering of church members and adherents has been called to wish you Godspeed on the occasion of you leaving .Bluevale and the fellowship and work of our' church. We shalt miss you sorely, Your life and work amongst us, and'with us has endeared you to us and• will not soon be for gotten. You leave behind you on the life of this church, 'and the commun- ity, lasting impressions of lives well lived, and, duties fulfilled.' We trust that in your new home 3rou will find congenial: spirits, and enjoy much happiness. Because of our high es- teem and affection for you and our desire to express this esteem and af- fection in some tangible way wa ask you to accept from us these gifts we feel sure will often remind you of those ties which bind ns to you, and you to us. Mr, and Mrs, Masters each replied, thanking their many friends for the kindness and good will shown, after. which lunch was served and the meet- s n r n e h e r d v r ing brought to a close.. Mr, and Mrs, Masters" expect` to move to Parkhill in a few days;—wirer--he has been ap- pointed C.N.R. agent, Sacrarn ntal services will be held the United Church next;,Sunday,, Oetcher 4th, at 1.'0.30 a ln.,.`; On Sunday, October 4th, "there will c a decoration service held at the. . metery here under the auspices of L,O.L, 'Me at 3.30 ;'pian,' ' All are in - Apply for Particulars J. J. ALLENce Box 74 Wroxeter Ph. 29 ,. - •-�-•�� vited lei attend this service. Rev, Mr. 1f i1M111#Itif�lll#Ill#IiI#Ulfrrlh�lfl�(ll#IilKflll1111!(II�III/111�111/I1111111#IIIMMIIIIII�Alpllltfillll#III v. -A RUBBER EOOWEAR tit Sometimes we hear it said "there is practically no reduction in the prices of Leather and Rubber footwear;" •. . R '1% And wle wish to bring to the attention, of the buying public than as far as this store is concerned THERE HAVE BEEN A VERY PRONOUNCED REDUCTIONS IN ALL PRICES with the exception of ENNA JETTICI< shoes, the prices of which are not in our control: 11IN RUBBER FOOTWEAR THERE ARE VERY DEMO- , :� EDLY LOWER PRICES, infact we are selling Rubber Footwear ea at practically the same prices as between/ twenty and thirty years 411-1 ago. Kindly notethis fact "Rubber Footwear ate available at all !1111 times "in second'. equality" which are much! cheaper than the regular {i1I ." WE DC IIOT EU'Y" SECONDS, BUT ONLY FIRST ' QUALITY, a!" Yon may therefore depend on securing the best' when Pur- chasing .at this store. ails' .Shale' 5t; !11 THE WINGi1A.M 'ADVANCE -TIMES Mcl'lterson of Listowel, and Rev, Mr, Maim will assist at the service. On :October 1.7.th, Anniversary ser- vices will be held at Ebenezer chaifa whenR•ev 'Mfr,: A. M. Grantof»B gre r e,�.will•,Area clt sir 111 lent, zutd •7{ l li.rn, al Mr: and Mrs. W. ' Elliott and Mr and Mrs'. A, Ifastie of Wroxeter, and Mrs, Jas. Kirton, Eldon Kirton and Mrs. Rolph, were Sunday visitors at the home of. W. J, Masters. The regular meeting of the Wo men's Institute will be held on the afternoon of Thursday, October 8th, at 2.30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. .Tos. Breckenridge, Roll Call, Supper Dishes, A Paper, "Illuminating Hap- piness" will be given by Mrs. R. Shaw, and Mrs.' (Rev.) Mann will give a talk on the "Value of Good Reading." There will be an Apron Parade, and an exchange of Patterns: Ladies of the comnattnity are always welcome, BELGRAVE Mr. and Mrs, Robert McKenzie have returned to their home in Windsor after spending a week at the former's home. IUIr. and Mrs. Bullard, of Winthrop called on friends in the village last Sunday. The Harvest Honie Service of the Anglican Church was well attended last Sunday. Rev, W. 13. Hawkins of Forest, a former Rector, had charge of the seri-ice while the choir of St. Mark's Brussels, assisted with the singing and was much appreciated. Miss Ruth Cole has returned to Stratford to complete her course at the Central Business College. RAPID CITY The South Kinloss W. M. S. will hold their annual meeting at the home of Mrs. Allister Hughes on Monday afternoon, October 5th, at• 2 p.m. All members requested to at- tend. Visitors cordially invited. Mr. Mac Inglis finished threshing on our line last Saturday. Mac says he has four weeks' threshing to 'do yet. Mr. Fred lilunden is visiting on his vacation with friends in Windsor. Mrs. Charlie a e Thompson is visiting her sister in Detroit over the week- end. Mr. Robt. Hartney is leaving on Monday for 'Toronto where he has se- cured &cured employment, kir, Harry Champion and Mr. H. !,loom motored to Hamilton on busi- ness last week. SALEM Misses Iva Gallaher and Viola Wil lits have returned from the Niagara re district where they have been engag- ed in picking fruit, Miss Margaret Thomas s1ent a st few days last week with friends at, c Clifford, Mr, and Mrs. Lorne' Walker, from near Gorrie, called on Mrs. Wm. Weir last Sunday evening. Mrs. Thomas McMichael is con- fined to her bed with a severe attack of jaundice. We hope to see her all right soon again. munity attended the Myth Fall Fair on Saturday pf last week. Master l dwin Elston, who has Ile enixl �n Wittglraa9l cnera1 Ilospi_ 1st; making a lendl, s r eeover tl4l , and, Mrs C,Cox c Si,gar grid ■ soar, 1Gearge, spent 'Sunday at "flee -N home of Mr, and Mrs. Morley Reil,' Mr. Herbert Wright and Master Calvin Burke spent Friday of last week in London. Mr, and Mrs, Wnt. J. Scott visited relatives in, Grand Rapids, Michigan, last week-, Mr, and 14Irs, Walter Jeffrey and.. Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Casemore visit- ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Evans near Brussels. In going to the field on Monday morning to get his team for plowing Mr. Cooiier„Nethery found one of his horses dead., unn■Ms■memuouninnnumm tide WIITECHURCH Quite a number from here attended Lucknow Fair on Friday, Messrs, Wellie Nixon, Charles Le- ver and Gordon McGee spent two days in London during fair week. Mr. John Small who has not been in these parts for over fifty years, carne from his home in North Bay last week and visited with his sister, Mrs. A. Emerson and Mrs. Emerson, Miss Lila and Alfred took, hint to Tavistock on Sunday to visit with another sister, Mrs. Peppier, Rev. Mrs.',14fundell and two child- ren of Detroit, are visiting with her brother, Mr.` F. McK. Paterson. Mr. and Mrs, Roy Patton of Lu can, spent Sunday with her mothe Mrs. Fox. Mrs. A. Reid is visiting in Luck - now with her daughter, I"Irs. Bal- four. Mr, and Mrs. John Craig and Mr. George and Miss Ida McQuoid spent Sunday with Ashfield friends. Mrs, John Falconer, who has been visiting friends and relatives at Tharnesford, also Mr, George Fal- coner who spent the last week with London friends, returned home with Mr. Joe Calvert of Dorchester, on Thursday. The many. friends of Mrs. John Falconer of V?'ingham, are ,pleased to hear of her inprovernent after her re- cent heavy operation in Wingham hospital last' Wednesday. •. Miss Sarah: Sharpe of Teeswater, visited..with Miss Catharine Ross and with Kintait friends last week. Mr, George Ross is attending the Business College in. Wingham now. Misses Tena and Ellen Henderson and their uncle,., Mr. Nelson McCart- ney, and Mr, .Barker,. of Powasson, were visitors with Miss C. Laidlaw and other relatives here last week, Mrs. Bray and her son, Vance, of Cal- gary, who have been visiting here; turned with Mr. Barker on Friday, r, hrle- Misses ,Tena and Ellen are aying for a holiday. Rev; ;Ivlx. , Vtoore will preach in halnten's Church next Sunday in the interest "of the Bible Society, services in the United Church ark withdrawn. Mrs. Allan Turner and son, Rich - aid, of Lucknow, were visitors at the hone of Mr. and l4Irs. Malcolm Ross recently, Mr. Albert Gallaher had the misfor- tune to have his barn destroyed by fire last Thursday morning. His. sea- son's crops and hay were all burned, The cause of the fire is unknown. Mr. Robert Bennett was confined to the house last week with an attack of pleurisy. We are .glad to report him to be better, .BELFAST A number from here attended the School Fair at ,St. Helens and Cur- ries' Corners. Miss lvtelda Lane of Stratford, ,spent the week -end at her home. Anniversary services were. held at Hacicett's Church on Sunday, Rev. Mr, Finlay of Wroxeter, 'being the speciat speaker, The mixed quartette romI ucknow United Church, ren- dered special• music in the afternoon. Miss Olive Kennedy, of White- church, spent the week -end with Miss Lena Hackett. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Gaunt and Mr, and Mrs, Jas, Sherwood spent Sunday at Mr. Sam, Sherwoocl's. { MORRIS Mr. and Mrs. John Caseinore, Mr. and Mrs. Milo Caseinore and daugh- ter, June, were visitors at Mr. Wni. Orr's on Sunday, Miss T. Campbell is visiting her sister, Mrs, Huckstep, of .l3tytli, Mr. Robert Armstrong' spent •Sun- day at Mr. Chester TJunkin's, of Glei an -tan ., . Mr. and Mfr's, Wilt McCutcheon,, of Brussels,. _were visitors at Mr. Oliver CarnpbelI's on Stieday. `tr: and, ,Mrs. 'Frank. Edgar and far"wily .of Wingham, were visitors at Mr. George Edgar's last Sunday. ;)( 9 Winghalt,i4fr. G, Goui•lay csf Toronto is visit- `(�Ir�ill�li,l�lillBliiltll�lr(�(11t116illl�lill�l;lli�311�i:!1! ,t; his sister, hr'ts., .Alex. MacEwen. ilrllrl,t,llf{I1t16,Qi . lI11111t 1111M�111 IIIIMIIIillllltll x A ,. lrtl(t number of people ft'otn this cortr- illliHl#iilillllrlll#ili�ilfif II#111lI11�lUill!l11I •; Thanksgiving o Services Will : be held in Ebenezer.Church isi_ on the Bluevale Circuit P ter.• Services conducted by Rev. A, M. Grant, B.A.; B D R SUNDAY OCT llth 1 of Belgrave, at # i 11 a.m, and 7.30 p.m.' S' °�, a Come and hear special song i fa service by Ebenezer Choir. 1 d Rets. A Mann, Pastor. I Toipml ammillAllli iI1 o mi illi tilirll: aiIm faitilfu IIiiItilll#fla ll#III#Ilm II tlt g TEESWATER P'.ALLt FAIR a October` 6 & 7 Splendid showing of 'li Live Stock, Excellent display of farm pro- ilia ducts. Baby show. Freak Conveyances. ' Horse Races, Etc. •. if Concert and Dance , Plan to meet your h i`ends art —Teeswater ' . on October `nth. "–' David McDolaald; Pres. euneth 'McKenzie, Ste. 1ilelfIINI1111!!(illiil tnitiM llelIli'''0 11311111010 I1VG NEW Autumn Blankets ■ ■ Are. Here Cooler nights are on the way, , so covet- up with some of these better Blankets.. Lammermoor Scotch Blankets ' Plaid Overthrows Sunshine Coverlets Domestic Double Blankets Check Cotton Blankets Special ---Luxora Blankets (for your guest room) ■ Pure White of the finest lamb's IN wool; per pair $15.00 and $22.50. Be ■ sure to see these lovely Woollies. ■ ■ . KINGPhony ..WINGHAM■ ■ n■■mmumnsmannummu ®®usammriii■Illln■u■■■■■®■■■■■mummull! New French Gloves ' Thursday, October lst, 1931 FII ear 4 ■ ■ MOR .SMIART STYLES FOR Saturday ■ r ■ Friday and Silk. Dresses Spider veb Dresses Caravan Coats - ,Initted Wear 1\[illinery Ftt,r Coats Fur: Scarfs Childi eii's Coats EXtra, q iality, materials workmanship and fin- ish; are -features in these Splendid' garments and the. prices are -moderate. • r.'at-s a ^ "V'e invited to see theizi` Kayser Hosiery ■ ■ a ■ • a ■ • • ■ ■ s ■ Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Laidlaw and Luella and Miss Ellen Henderson spent, Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. R ,Stewart of Kinloss. Mr, Melville Beecroft left last week --to resume his studies at Western Uni- versity and Mr. Wilfred Robinson leaves Tuesday' for another year at Medical College, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. McInnis, 'Tees - water, were visitors on Sunday at; the hone of his sister, Mrs. Orval. Tiffin. Dr. and Mrs. Hession and son, Ar- thur, of Toronto, and his sister, Mrs. Walter McBrien, of Toronto, spent Saturday with their sister, Mrs. J. B. Morrison and also visited with some friends in Clinton.: Rally Day was observed in the Un- ited Church here on Sunday and the regular Rally secv.'ice was carried out, The Sunday School came tip togeth- er in to the church and took the ser- vice. Mr, and Mrs. Jas. Boyle and Mary and John spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cumming whose baby was christened in the Roman Catholic Church at St. Aug- ustine in the. morning. Mrs. John Martin who has been in Toronto for some time, is visiting at the home of her brother, Mr. Well-. Kington Dow. Rev. and Mrs. Irvin were visitors at the hone of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Laidlaw one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. John Falconer and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Falconer and children, visited on Sunday at the home of Mr. John Falconer, Wing - ham, Messrs. Roy and Gordon McGee started out with their corn -cutting outfit last week. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Coulter and Jean and Flora, visited with Mr. and Mrs, Henry McGee on Sunday. The -following attended the clinic in Scott. Memorial Hospital on Sat- urday: Mrs, Thos. Inglis and Paul- ine, Mr. Bert Thompson and Floyd, and Mrs. J. D. Beecroft and :Flor- ence. Mrs. Walter Lott attended the fun- eral of her cousin, Mr. John Brack- enridge, of Ripley, on Thursday last. Mr, and Mrs. Sam Hutchison and Dorothy of Wingham and Mr. and Mrs. Will Conn and family, Mr. and Mrs. Hardin Simpson and children of Culross, were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Stuart Scott on Wed- nesday last, BELGRAVE Miss Wise, 14 Ir. Brookfield and Mr. Cot of London, Mrs. Barrie of St. Thomas, were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Dick Yule, Mr, and Mrs, Robt, Galley, Mr. and Mrs. Wrn, Robertson spent a day in :I„ondon titin week, Rev, Hawkins of Forest, preached harvest home service and the Brus- sels choir took charge of the musk on Sunday.• The Anglican Church held a fowl supper on Monday following, their harvest home Service oe Sunday. Boih the Sunday service and their fotl;l supper were a decided success, i sk wx rear wr •rn -ASII'tELD Rev. Mr. Finley, of Corrie; con=` ducted the anniversary service held -in Iackett's United Church on Sunday afternoon and evening; the singing by Mrs. Wesley 'Leggatt and Miss Mc- Callum, Messrs. Fred Armstrong and Harold Allen of Lucknow, was very much appreciated. Mt. Elliot of Goderich, who taught. school at Belfast nearly fifty years ago, gave a short addiess in _Hackett's United Church on Sunday, a'fteratoon."' Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sherwood and little daughter, Shirley, of Crewe, Mr. .and Mrs. Andrew Gaunt, St: Helens. 'Mr. and Mrs. Les. Ritchie and little son, Alvin, spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Sherwood, Miss - Melda Lane of Stratford, spent 'the week -end at he ho tll#iININI1111IN#Ill#IIr#Ui#111. dill!# Ili! _ 1, 1(INhI#hliOl#11IiIlIi11I!•lIINN■IIilUI#IHNII■!ilii!! SUP _ ERIOR CHAIN. 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