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The Wingham Advance Times, 1932-07-07, Page 8PAGE EIGHT ilotioli uiiciainani umulall101111alll11Ili11111$u g11101111111111110111/0111011111111111P111131111011 • it Milt a vm s tsjls,.. = is 1* 0 Il�ffi�lllf�(II�Iil�lll�lll�lll LXfEPM SUOVV STARTS 8.30 P.M. Two Shows Saturday Night, Starting 8 p.m. Thursday, Friday, Saturday, a 4 Joan Haines arsh "Are in July 7th, 8th, 9th Anita Page Neil Hamilton ist.e rng " Drama -• Romance and Comedy Behind the Scenes in Radio. Pathe Twee -Reel Comedy. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, July 11, 12th, 13th Marion Davies .E IIIIII0III®11114111[I1111•illllli'l11I119111 cilli•IlliliimlllEo91119➢III>i1111 II112!Il' Ill rill +sNl In ily of the Clark :gable 9 Thrilling Entertainment for the Whole Family. Mickey Mouse Cartoon: "THE BARNYARD BROADCAST." WHITECHU"RCII 1111E111 77777 THE WINGHiAM ADVANCE -TIM had three settle killed, and Mr. C. Shiell had two killed. . Mrs. McInnis is improving after her serious illness, ' Mr. Hardie Simpsonhas been laid up with a bad attack of the flu Mr. and Mrs, AndrewI<.irk, Sea- l" forth, Mrs.• F. L. Creighton and lel children of Detroit, Mr. Norman l ulc of Fort Wayne, Ind., Mr, Ol i1 0 0 iver Kirk of Birmingham, Mich,, ,and Miss Falconrath of Detroit, spent Sunday at the,iaome •of Mr, and Mrs, J. D. Beecroft, . Mr. Roy AfacGregor is laid up With an attack of measles. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Anderson and 1 children, of Buffalo, are visiting with her mother, Mrs. Jas. MacGregor, 111 0 Mr. and Mrs. Russel Reid spent the week -end here with 'Mrs. Reid, his mother, and she returned with _= them to Brantford on Monday. • Mr. and Mrs, O. G. Anderson and children, of I3elgrave, visited Sunday 6 with Miss Anderson at the home of mff Mr. and Mrs, Robt. Pardon. Mr. Stalker and Mr. Wesley Lott of Brussels, spent Sunday with the • latter's parents here. Mrs. Stricker, of Windsor, visited for a few days last week with her ow sister, Mrs. Ed. Gaunt. Mrs. McCarroll of Algoma, who was here for the Kennedy picnic last lm • week in Goderich, visited with vela- = tives here last week and went on • Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Duncan ▪ Kennedy to Guelph, where she will ®, visit with her brother. Mr. and Mrs. - Kennedy went on, to visit with some • friends at Hamilton arid Niagara. — Miss Merle Wilson, nurse -in -train- ing in Stratford Hospital, spent last, • week at her home here. Mr. Wilson • and Miss Frances Wilson, of Wing- _ • ham, accompanied her back to S rat - Li ford on Sunday and visited with their sister, Mrs. Powell. ® Married—At Nippissing, on Wed- III111E111 nesday, June 29, at the United. Don't forget the meeting of the Women's Institute on Friday at the There was no service in Chaim- home of Mrs. R. J. Ross, in Kinloss. nosh, to Mr. Emerson Austin, of "er's Chruch on Sunday, on account All the ladies are cordially invited to Nippissing. ,After a wedding trip to of the anniversary services at Lang- attend, _.at r,ax,,tr Cobalt, the happy couple will reside side. t Mr. and M12rs. Jas. Sutherland vis 1U NiPpissing. The bride's many .hiss Lizzie Anderson, R.N., Mont- ited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. friends in this vicinity extend best real, spent the week -end here with Avery of Culross her sister, Mrs. Robert Purdon, and Mr. and Mrs. Alec Stewart and • with her parents, Mr. and' Mrs. A. daughters, Dorothy and Betty, of .Anderson of St. Helens. Lanark, are visiting with his aunt, Tr. A. H. Green attended the Jub- Mrs. Jas. McGee and other E. Wa- ilee Anniversary Services at Carlow wanosh and Wingham relatives. on Sunday and visited with friends During the severe electrical storm there. on Thursday last Mr. J. B. Morrison Church manse by Rev. Mr. Cox, Miss Mary Martin, daughter of Mr. and Alrs, Daniel Martin ,of East Wawa - ,U tff • III111I1i111111211111111 11111111E111141121111 r11E111 1111EIi IIIIIIIIIII 9411131121111J1111111111'91111E111110111 ill' Ka Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Falconer and chidlren spent Sunday with Mr. and g Mrs. Geo. Tiffin, Culross, and, while SPECIAL BARGAIN there Renison put his right ankle out of joint. 82 PAIRS HIGH GRADE ENNA JETTICK 11 Mr, and Mrs. Toynbee Lamb and SHOES, THE REGULAR $8,00 LINE FOR chidlren of Goderich, spent Sunday ! at the home of her parents, Mr. and wishes for a long and happy wedded life. The W. M. S, of the United dhurch are invited on Thursday, July 14th, to St. Helens, to hear the summerspeaker, (Rev.) Mrs. Cumming, Wal- ton. Mrs. Cumming, the wife, of a former pastor, is well-known in these parts and a good attendance is ex- pected. Enna Jettick Shoes For Wome $4. Per ® ®1 IVIrs John Kennedy, of Kinloss r it Quite a number from here tt JUST LIKE ▪ THIS ILLUS- TRATION. iii i This is the genuine E J Shoe in widths AA, A, C and D, WI but as slight change in style is being made we are privileged to — sell this lot at the low price quoted above. ii There are all sizes and half sizes in the lot, i This will be an excellent chance for those who have not — tried out this excellent line of Women's footwear to procure at t °1 . the price of ordinary shoes. in Enna Jetticks are without any doubt the most popular shoe on the American Continent, and in our years of selling shoes — we have never sold! a line,that has given such general satisfaction. P NI Made in several widths, very narrow to- very wide and made i with built in arch, Goodyear welted soles and will FIT, where — .others fail. t'; Sane prices all over Canada, namely: _ ,�"" $7.00 and $8.00 Per Pair. i• Selling Agents Enna Jettick Shoes for Women , attend- _ ed the social at St. Heelns 'Thurs- - 1 day last. In Black Kid ®I Mr. and Mrs. George McClen- j aghan and Mildred and Teddy, vis - In Brown Kid ited at Belgrave on Friday with Mr. Harry McClenaghan. Miss Mildred tee stayed for a few holidays. Mrs. Herb Pettapiece has been visiting with relatives near Ottawa. Master Irwin McClenaghan is now helping his uncle, Mr. Elwood Bar- bour, near Fordyce. Miss Wilda McInnis of Langside, is holidaying at the home of Mrs. Orval Tiffin. Mr, Kurtz, of Galt, spent Sunday with his wife and daughter, Luella, who have been visiting with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Boyle. Mr. Boyle is not iniproving very giuck- ly. Mr. Ernest Sparling of Kincardine spent a day last week with Mr. H. Sparling. Miss Catharine Mowbray and Miss Lela Leggatt spent • Sunday with Miss Donelda MacCall1ttm, of Lang - side. Mr. and Mrs. Buschlen and child- ren hildren and Mr. Scott Paterson, of Tor- onto, spent the week -end here with and Suntan Calf. ll i Willis' Shoe Store - Phone 129, Wingham rartemarnammeaurcerrammomeneromortmeameren The Leading Shoe Store. 0 a 1111E1i1®ll11111I1111111111111.11i111IlIIIIIIIIII IIE1111111111111121II•IIl111111*Allill!•llI]110]8.111111111111111111IIl0IIII111 0113••••=1.11.11.0•111•11319.1400 •IMUMMARMITIVIMMI.OW11•10,11•11011 Summer Apparel.. OUTING TROUSERS, Flannel, also White Flann- els in our new Grey, Fawn and Stripes, Reg.$4.50 p On Sale ... . , $3,75. SILK SOX ON SALE, Special for This Week. Inc50c, Sox, our 50c Sox, Sale pr. 3, � for Holeproof and other makes, Reg. $1.00 for . . � .. 75c Hanna & co., Limited AGENTS .FOR JACKSON THE CLEANER the latter's father, Mr. F. McK. Pat- et son. Mrs. Win. Pardon visited last Mon- day with Mrs. W. J. 'Humphrey, of St. ,Helens, while Mr. Purclon and Mabel visited with Mr. and Mrs: A. Cameron of Ashfield. Miss Lettie Fox returned from Lucan on Saturday last, after visit- ing with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Patton. Mrs. Norrish and her son from Walkerton, visited on Sunday with her brother, Mr. Win. Barbour. Mrs, MacGregor visited for a few days last week with her daughter,, Mrs. Jack Henderson, of Paramount. Mr, and Mrs. 5.; A. Kennedy, of Sarnia, spent the week -end at the home of her sister, "Mrs. L. Grain. The marriage of Phyllis, only dau- ghter of Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Weaver, of Whitechurch, and Mr. Bert Boyd, son of Mr, and Mrs, W. J. Boydr of Rothsay, was solemniz- ed at Palmerston on Wednesday ort June 29th at the .Presbyterian manse. 0 0 MealBread! ,T. This is a. Health vi1 Gibs® akery "Always the Best." 0 iii Jllllbilll0liIilll0lfI.1l1 lJli:iIlI il1111fl1BIII lllfilnwull�ill�,1lilllul�lillJ�►Ii�lll�illlBillilllhYlll 0 man Product Fresh daily. Phone 145. nelitts on Sunday, A quite a number from White- churclh, attended the Diamond Jub- ilee of S. S. No, 11, East 'Wattemosh last Friday. Mr. John McKenzie, Reeve of Ashfield, and Mrs. McKenzie, also. their son and daughter, visited at the horne of Mr; Bert Thompson, Sun- day, BLUEVALE Owing to the steady downpour of rain on Wednesday the picnic which • was planned in connection with S,S. No. 10, Morris (Ramsay's School), iff was postponed, and on Thursday af- ternoon united with Browntown ▪ community and enjoyed a picnic in Harry Bosman's grove, The weath- ▪ er was ideal and a good crowd ga- 1 thered to enjoy the outing. One in- teresting feature was a softball game between the Bluevale school boys ▪ and a team from Browntown school - resulting in a victory for Bluevale III• Other sports and garries were enjoy- ed, after which the ladies of • the corn - The happy couple spent the week- end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Weaver, before leaving on a motor trip.. They will reside at Mount Forest.. The bride's many friends in. this vicinity wish to extend their best wishes for a long and happy wedded life. Mr, and Mrs. A. Emerson, Lille and James, and Mr. Bert Cullaomre attended the Langside anniversary, and visited attheh home of Mr. Mrs. Victor Emerson, Miss Winnifred Farrier entertain- ed a number of her Ripley friends at her home here on Saturday, and she and Miss Mabel Woods, of St. Heelns, left on Monday with Mr. Alton, of Ripley, for Toronto. The Young ladies ' will take an Arts Sum- mer Course there, and Mr. Alton is marking examination papers. Miss Amelia Leaver, who has been visiting for the past two weeks at her home here, returned to London on Monday. Mr. Malcolm Ross spent the week- 6da with his sister, Mrs, Parson, of Toronto..1,: Master Jimrnie Moore, who has spent some months with his grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs, Jack Johnston of Kinloss, returned to his home in Toronto last Friday. Miss Winnie Durant, of Toronto, is visiting with her friend, Miss E. Wadell. Married on Wednesday, June 29, at Walton, by Rev. Mr. Cumming, Mrs. Lola Bradt, to Mr. James Hueston, of Walton. Mr. and Mrs. Amnon Cornelius attended the wed- ding. Mrs. Bradt was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Bradt of Colborne, and a sister of Mrs, Cornelius. Mr, and Mrs. Robert Purclon, and Doreen and Muriel, and Mr. Win, Purclon and Miss Mabel, motored to Hensel on Monday. S. Gallaher. Paper "Cost and Care Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Hackett and of Linen," Miss Olive Scott. Ladies munity served, refreshments. The picnic was pronounced a real social success. Miss Anna Dobie, teacher , at S. S. No. 10, is spending the vacation at her home in Auburn. Miss Dobie is engaged to teach again for the third term. Miss M. Olive Garniss, of Mount Forest, is home for the holidays. She is engaged to teach for another year at the same salary. Miss Margaret Wilson, teacher at Harrow, is spending the vacation with her mother, Mrs. George Mac- Donald. Robt. Hutcheson, of Toronto, is spending the week -end with Mrs. Hutcheson at their summer home here. Gordon Messer spent a few days recently with his cousin, Archie Mc- Kinney, at Sarnina. • - Mr. and Mrs. Sanderson and Cath- erine, of London, with C. B. Mot fatt. .,. p,114,24 LtiMi^4•°' Mr. and Mrs. Mackay (nee Janet McVittie) and daughter, Jean, Tor- onto, and Jack McVittie, of Wind- sor, visited with their aunt, Mrs. W. S. Davidsott, Mr. and Mrs, Peter Moffatt and Stanley and Mrs. J. C. Higgins vis- ited with Gordon Moffatt at Lon- don. Mrs. J. A. Wilson, who has been visiting with Mrs. George MacDon- ald for the last three months, has returned -to her home at Stratford. During her stay she made many ac- quaintances and friends who will welcome her return at any time The regular meeting of the Wo- man's Institute will be held Thurs- day afternoon, July 14th, at the home of Miss Cora Jewitt. Roll Call — Ways .of keeping floors fresh and bright. Discussion, Preparing Veg- etables, led by Mrs. C..Hethering- ton. Report of District Annual, Mrs. three children, bf Zion, and Lida Ir- win, of Toronto, also little C. Van- ner, of Wingham, visited at the home of Mr, and Mrs. James Cor - DIAMONDS, WATCHES, SILVERWARE, JEWEL- LERY AND GIFTS. Moderately Priced. OFFICIAL C.N.R. WATCH INSPECTOR Each 1VIonth We Repair One Watch FREE. Winner for June* Joe Gamble, Wingham GEO. WILLIAMS JEWELLER Phone 5.' ntilarintl sin 1Ihalli nIJSINeiinailiileitl A Government And 11 Municipal Bonds L Also All lxncis of �yy x A lil INSIMANCEin- Phone us, , Wingham „ 11111 Iimu 1111 u1w1iillliistld$Ifailitileu(l int See A M. Bishop = i.. For •°i of the community are always wel- come at the meetings. Rev. Wm. Patterson was at Tees - water Friday evening and preached preparatory service for Dr. A. For- bes. On Thursday evening, June 30th, a large number of friends and rela- tives gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Breckenridge, and presented them with a miscellaneous shower. The bride and groom were the recipients of many beautiful and useful gifts, to which they responded in a pleasing manner. All present enjoyed a social evening. Refresh- ments were served and the remaind- er of the evening spent in dancing, Gorge Donaldson, of Toronto, is spending his vacation at his summer home here, George Hockeridge, of Traverse City, Mich., spent a few days last week with his brother, John, and Mrs. 'Hockeridge, and other friends. Mr. and Mrs. John Gannett and son, Wilbur, Toronto, were visiting relatives here this week. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Garniss and little daughter, of Detroit, and Mrs. John Garniss, Lucknow, visited with friends here for a few days. Members and : friends of the Un- ited Church held a picnic on July 1,. on the banks of the Maitland River, Bluevale. A large number of friends and children gathered and had a most enjoyable time. The baseball, horseshoe pitching, swings, and races of all kinds, created great interest and amusement. After supper which everyone was ready for, tug-of-war between married and single men, and married and single women, entertain- ed contestants and onlookers alike, and brought a happy afternoon to a close. TURNBERRY COUNCIL Minutes of Council meeting held itt Bluevale, lone 27th, 1932, Moved by. Baird and Austin, that we. protest against the .Bell Tele.. phone Co, moving their line closer to centra. -of toad allowance on any Thursday,, July 7th, 1932 I It PaTo ►p at . 1 IkG'S ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ JULY 12th IS TUESDAY NEXT ■ 111 Make Early Preparations to Avoid Disappointmeints ■ in case of unexpected hurry later. • • ® Be sure to see our fine choice of comfortable ••• •a• ■ wearables for men and women we have for sel- mi action to help you enjoy the 12th. • Summery Dresses Lovely fine Voiles, Silk Prints, Celanese Crepes in fashion's latest Sleeveless Cape and Jack- et styles, $2.95, $4.85; $6.75 and ■ $9,50. al Panama flats So cool and becoming, and so 1111, easy to wear on hot days, $1.98 ■ $2,50, $2.95. ■ ® Sport Coats Nothing smarter than these White Coats and Jackets, adap- table for use on so many °e- ll/ casions, $4.95, $7.50, $9.85. You'll Want Gloves ps White, Eggshell and Beige shadies in Kaysers good line, at 85c, $1.00, $1.25. Kayser .. Orient Hosiery Extra qualities at no higher µd' prices than ordinary makes and they have the best fitting ank- les or any on the market. New prices now $1.00 and $1.25. What About Cushions Egi • 19c Each The greatest boon for picnics _verandahs, camping, Beach and ■ general use. .„Floral Chintz ■ coverings in various shapes. am Bargain each 19c. • Kotex Special ■ New low price now hi effect. ■ 3 pkges. for 88c. NI ® Auto or Lounge Rugs at $1.89, 2 for $3.50 Can be put to so many uses at this season of the year. As- sorted, plaids, Brown, Green, ■ Blue and Tan mixtures, Spec- ial $1.89, or 2 for $3.50. Let us serve you with your July lath Requirements IN We're Sure You'll Like Our Good , - , �ualitaes. Cr mom..—...•�r�mm�vc." These Specials for Friday, :'ar,gain Day • Girls' Pantie Dresses $1.00 ■ Kayser Semi Service Hose 1.00 Gossard Garter Girdles $1.50 $3.50 Wool Swim Suits $1.98 50c Single Bed Sheeting 33c 40 in. Factory Cotton 17c 85c Awning Strings 49c 55c White Table Oilcloth ..39c Natural 'Shade Canton Flan - el, 2 yards 25c Here You Are Men! White Shirts of Course Be correctly dressed for July 12th celebration. Have a White Shirt with blending accessor- ies, Separate collar and collar attached lines at $1.79 and 1.95. Cool Underwear B. V. D's. or Balbriggan gar- ments in sleeveless and short 19 sleeve styles, combinations and ■ separate garments, 59c, $75c, a▪ l 98c, $1.35. New Ties ■ Various color combinations ■ in the new small designs for summer, 2 for $1.00, $1.00 and $1.25. ■ White Braces You'll IIII • need 411andregular styles in Coat' fine loolessm and silk elastics, 39c to 75c. Garters, Arm Bands, Belts,NI NI in a selection of styles and col- ■ 3 t ors, 39c, 50c, 75c. ■ Straw Flat Sale $1.77 ■ All our fine Straw Hats in IN the popular sailor style, regu- ■ larly priced $2.50, $3.00 and $3.25, July 12th special $1.77. ■ Men's Holeproof Socks Silk mixtures, wool mixtures ■ and pure silk weights in want ■ ed shades of grey, tan, blue or ■ black and white, 39c, 50c, 79c, III 81.00. ”. • White Trousers• ' Lovely English Flannels in plait. shade or neat stripes that i are so dressy and serviceable. ■ Specially priced at $4.95. Also ■ White Duck Trousers that are ■ much liked at $2.95. ■ Large Bath Towels, a quarter each. GOOD GROCERIES TO BUY ■ ■ ■ McCormick's Fresh Sodas 10c pi 2 Heinz Baked Beans 25c ■ McDonald Brier Tobacco, 3 a for 49c ■ 60c Black Tea, Special 39c Fresh Bordeauk Walnuts 39c ■ ■ • ■ July will be `a month of Extra Values with us. a ■ Come along and have us supply your wants. ■ ■ Men's Balbriggan Und'wear 59c m A11 Wool Flannel Blazers $1,98 All Wool Swim Sults .......„$1,69 1111 Men's Good Broadcloth Shirts 111 at $1.29 al Forsyth Combinations 98c Men's Holeproof Socks .....-,39c 6 yds. Cheesecloth 25c 81 in. Bleeched Sheeting 49c ■ ■ Fresh Salmon; 2 tins 29c 2 pkgs. Shredded Wheat 23c 3 Maple Leaf Lard 25c Fresh Cocoanut 29c 3 Heintz Tomato Soup (lar- ge) for 39c 6 Bars Comfort Soap 25c • ■ s •■ ■ ■ KING • filimiiiaummu ■■■■■■■■■■■Animr/ mmo Township road. Carried. The following accounts were paid: A. J. Nortrop, relief $2,05; Mtun- dy's, relief, $3,60; Bell Telephone, Co., acct,, $1.05; R. Breen, sheep killed by dogs, $45,00; Patrolmen: J. McGlynn $179.35, W. Breckenridge $256.10, $31.75; W. J. Campbell' $174.30; C. Casemore $155.65; C. Dickson $295,70, J. H. Wylie $344,- 80, A. Forgie $420.05, W. Sharpin $70.95, Wnt. Orr $359.45, F. Hogg $248.65, J. McKinnon $163.70, A. Moffatt $285.10., J. T. Wylie, Supt,, $56.70; H. Bosman, acct., $41.75; Mrs. E. Bennett, acct:, $4.00; M. Sanborn, posts, $7.00; Moffatt, hard- ware acct., $11.62, Moved by Douglas and Baird, that we adjourn to meet at Bluevale on August 8th, 1932, at 1 p.m. W. R. Cruikshank, I. J. Wright, Clerk. Reeve, BELGRAVE Donald Young,. of Lambeth, spent the week -end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Young, mommeolor Mr. and Mrs. Gierhart and child- ren, of Detroit, and Mr. and Mrs. Ings, of Sarnia, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Brandon. Mrs, Brooks and Mrs. Skelton, of Centralia, visited with Mrs. Scand- tett. Miss Stella Nethery who is teach- ing in Montreal, is home with her mother kr the holidays, Miss • Belle Allison, of London, is visiting with old friends in the vil- lage. Miss Sarah Cole of Hamilton spent the week -end at her, hoine here. Jack McKenzie, of Windsor, is home for the holidays. Quite a number from here attend- ed Mrs, Kelsie's funeral in Clifford. Mr. ,and Mrs, Josh. Walsh and Gordon Walsh attended a school re- union at Hornby where. Mr. Walsh went to school as a boy, Mr, Jno. Campbell and family spent the week -end with his mother. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wheeler have returned from their wedding trip. Mr. and Mrs. 1 erb, Wheeler at- tended a reunion near Toronto.