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The Wingham Advance Times, 1927-08-25, Page 8l/7 CV,'V' l,V VPh(J( e e.. gyp' es 43,'" fir AMAZING COMFORT, SMART STYLES `WEAR LIKE..A PIG'S NOSE" WILKIE'S Qo ePIiiE SHOES.E. These are the same type of shoes with the special sprung insole which made an Connolly the most famous 'shoe. craftsman of all time. "THE SCOT" A Full Line Of Willie's now on Display No matter what style leather or last you require we have it, and at the very reasonable price of from $7.5o to $g.00. The Good tit Shoe Store. J. GREYER Phone 23 maiIII®Ilislll®III. IIIsiII." IIIIII®III®illslllsillMni■IIISII am lIIMM®III®III®III IIII®III®III®III LYCEUM' THEATRE z ■ Thursday, Friday, Saturday, August 25, 26 11 EDDIE CANTOR and CLARA BOW - .1N Kid Boots A Comedy of Golf. a R 27 • Monday, and Tuesday, Aug. .29th, 30th JOHNNY HINES and .MARY BRIAN - IN " Stepping Along" A Comedy of the Dancing • Politician. Wednesday and Thursday, fAug.. 31, Sept. 1 TOM TYLER IN " The Wyoming Wild Cat " • A Western Picture With Plenty of Action. THE MAITLAND CREAMERY POULTRY Y We are loading d g a car of Poultry (prefer hens) at the Cana- dian National Depot on AUGUST 25 26 If you would like your hens culled, phone us and we will arrange for a Government culler. CO-OPERATIVE : SHIPMENT THE UNITED FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE COMPANY, LIMITED. __—PHONE Wingham, Ontario. trisSeael nseReliellieteiernaratesetee ehetee tree lesee. eet7• finer t reitaieteel7ai r etTiereel eter ASHFIELD Rev. Mr. Roulston, of Stratford, preached at Zion, Hackett's and Mr. and Mrs, John. Little, of Cour ey's Corners, spent last Sunday in Whitechurch with their friends, Mr. George McQuoid and Miss Ida Mc- Quoid, We are sorry to report the death of Mr, John Hogan, near Kintail, who died Saturday, the x3th, The funeral was held on Tuesday morning to Kingsbridge cemetery. We extend etir sympathy to the bereaved "wife and family, Miss Winnie Cunningham, of 'or - onto, spent her holidays with her sis- ters, Mrs. Roy Alton and Mrs. George Lane, tenth concession: This is ideal weather for the hate vest and there is abundance of itthis year.; _ Blakey churches on Sunday. I Mrs. Robert Andrew, e2th conces- Ision, received the sad news on Sun- ; day un-;day horning of the death of her bro- ther, Dr.'McKinnon, hi Detroit. Mr. John O'Rielly and sisters, Miss- es Maggie and Kate, of Boston, spent a' few days visiting relatives in and around Kingsbridge, Mr, Robert Nelson, of Coursey's Corners, i$ threshing this week around Crewe acrd reports wheat and barley the best `yield for years, • Mr, John Drennan, of Goderich, spent spent Saturday with his brother, Mr, Will Drennan, ninth aoticession. ]lfiee Aiver" Xrilis of Dundee i tike g r i s guest of Mts. Nash:' W.INGHAM, ADVANCE -TIMES BLUEVALE. Dr. John Coulies and son returned to Philadelphia after spending the past couple of weeks with relatives here; Mr. James MacEwen and Mrs. Atex, Smith and daughter, of Detroit, are at present visiting at the home of Mr. A. MacEwen. Mr. and Mrs. Teter King have re- turned home after spending a couple of weeks visiting. Mrs. King's bro- ther, Mr. Jamieson, at Elora. Misses Laura and Ethel Farrow, .of Toronto; Mrs. Russell Farrow, of Sandwich; Mrs. Dick Reid, of Brook- lyn, N.Y., visited with their cousin, Mrs. Robert Musgrove for a few days. Mrs. William Fryfogle, of Detroit ,is at present visiting with her father, Mr. A. MacEwen. Mrs. Stewart Young and family and. Mr. John Diment, of Toronto have returned home after spending the past couple of months at their summer home here: Rev. Mr. Walden and family have returned home after spending a month at the lake. Mr. and Mrs. George Galbraith and family, of Orange Hill, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. Joseph Under- wood. Mrs. Clegg is at present visiting relatives at Fordwich and Clifford. Mr. and Mrs. Williamson and son,, of Fordwich;; Mrs. W. Cook, lir. and Mrs. Webber and children, and Mr. and Mrs. Bert. Wright, all of Lake let, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. Joseph Underwood. Mr. and Mrs. James Kerney arc visiting for a few days with their daughter, Mrs. Joseph Smith, at Brus sesl. Mr. and Mrs. Milt. Smith spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. Under- wood.. Miss Dorothy MacEwen, of Detroit,. is home for a short vacation. Mr. Robert Shaw preached at Uni- ted church at Gorrie and Orange Hill. on Sunday. Mrs. Thomas Coultes is at present. visiting relatives at Toronto. Dr. Ed. Coultes and Mrs. Coultes returned home to Philadelphia on Monday. Miss Grace Coultes and Miss Mabel Coultes returned with them for a short vacation. BELGRAVE Miss Violet Anderson, R.N., of Stratford, is holidaying withher par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. James Anderson, fifth line Morris. Mrs. Nethery, sr., Belgrave, is spending a week at the home of her. daughter, Mrs. James McGill, Wa- wanosh. Mr: and Mrs. James Wightman and daughter Phyllis' spent the week -end at Aylmer with Mrs. Wightman's, brother, John Campbell, and family.. Miss Isabel'. Stewart, of Londes- boro, is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Stewart, Belgrave. Master Jim and Miss Mabel Coul- tes have returned home after spend- ing a week at the home of their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Mc- Gowan. Mr. and Mrs. W. Cote and daugh- ters spent Thursday in London. Mrs. Fred: Cook and Mrs. John Scott have returned home after spend- ing a week with relatives in Hamilton and Guelph. Mrs. Clarence Johnson and daugh- ter Iona, also Mr. and Mrs. John Grasby, were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Abner Nethery on Sunday. Rev. Mr. Telford, of Blyth, was a caller in the village on Thursday. Miss Mary Coulees, of Toronto, visited with her brother, C. R. Coul tes, and family. Mrs. James McGill and sons Eddie and Glen are visiting the lady's bro- ther, A. Nethery, in Hamilton. Miss Dorothy Anderson, of Weston, visited with her cousin, C. R. Coultes, Mrs. Stewart and daughter, of Clin- ton, visitedwith her sister, Mrs. Da- vid Dunbar. Earle Anderson, of Belgrave, took charge of the service in the United churches at 13buevale and Ebenezer os Sunday. Miss Louise McKenzie has return- ed home after taking a summer coursefzin Toronto. WESTFIELD Miss Mae Tunney and Master Al- bert 'Tunney leave for their home at Ayr on Wednesday after spending title. past six months with their cousin, Mrs. Walter Cook, and other friends,. Mr, Satn. Simpson, who has been visiting his .'sister, Mrs. William Stackhouse, of Blyth, spent last week with Mr. and Mrs: William Mc- Dowell. The farriers are very busy these days gathering in the bountifttl har- vest. The threshing machines have started, on their rounds.. Mr. and M.rs. Norman Wiyf htmarc ' b of Titnmins, Misses Irene anti Mur - lel Hoover, of Detroit, and Mrs; Hen- ry Hoover, of Blyth, visited at the home of Me., and Mrs. W, F, Camp- bell on Tuesday. Rev. W. R. Alp, Mrs, Alp and son Donald, who have been away on their vacation for the past tree weeks, will be home this week, Mr. Alp will have charge of his services next Sunday. Rev, L. Gross, of e Auburn, had charge, of the servides daring the eb- sauce of Rev, Alp .1 -lis sermons were much appreciated. The anniversary services will he held. in the Westfield United • church on October gth, Mr. and Mrs. Will. .Crozier and family, pf Crewe, visited at the• Borne of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Campbell on Sunday. Mrs. James Gill and sons Jimmie and Glen spent last week visiting the former's brother, Mr, Albert Nethery, of Hamilton.. TENTH LINE HOWICK Mr. and Mrs. G. Epworth, of Clif- ford, spent Sunday with Mr. and 'Mrs. William Craig. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McLeod' and family spent Sunday with the latter's mother, Mrs. Dan. Zeigler. Mr, and Mrs. T. Strong and afro- ily spent Sunday with friends near Pike Lake. WROXETER Mrs.,Van. Dickson, who has been under the doctor's care, is itnprovnig, we are glad to say. Mr. and: Mrs. John Hupfer, of Sault, Ste. Marie, are visiting friends in town. - Mr. Herb. Henning and Mr. Neil White are spending a couple of weeks in Kent county. Mrs. Douglas Fraser left last Thursday for the west, where she in- tends "visiting friends for a time. Mr. and Mrs. David Walker, of Niagara Falls, who have been touring through Europe for the past yeae, ar- rived in town one day last week and at preserit are visiting thelatter's mother, Mrs. John Gibson. Mr's. McIntyre, of Cleveland, is the, guest of her sister, Mrs. Munroe. GORRIE Miss S. Evans has returned from an extended visit with friends at Beeton. Miss Jennie r McKee returned to New York last week. Her sister, Miss Lizzie, . accompanied her and will re- main for a time. Miss Armitage and Miss Cheswick,' of Toronto, spent last week at the home of Mr. A. E. Toner. We are sorry to :report, that 'Mr. Robert Earl is still very ill. Mrs. H. Cook spent last week at, the home of her parents at. Barrie. Miss Dorothy, Cornell, of Windsor,. is visiting at Mrs. Robert Stinson's. Miss Rose Taylor, of Kitchener, is spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. Knowlson. Misses Janet and Annie Murray were in Listowel on ,Saturday visiting their brother Will, who is seriously ill in. Listowel hospital. BELMORE> The August meeting of the W.M.S. was held 'Wednesday noon at Mrs. Jeffrey's. Sixteen were present. The topic at this :meeting was taken by Miss Jean McLean; reading by Irene Mundell; ; collection , 52 tents. After the meeting the packing of the bale;, their share this year the clothing of an Indian boy. Visitors out of the village this week -lend include Mrs. Mulvey, at Lucan; Miss Elizabeth Hackney, at Harristoni Mrs. Newans and Miss Airy, at Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Hackney and, Mr. and Mrs. William' Mundell attended the funeral .of Mrs. Campbell Saturday afternoon. .Mrs. William Edwards entertained over 30 members and friends of the Women's Institute on Wednesday af- ternoon. Mrs. Douglas gave a paper on "What we should expect of our friends," after which a delightful pro- gram was given, Music was furnish- ed by Miss Irene Mundell and Miss Lillian Edwards at the piano. Mies N. Churchill, of London, gave a few selections on the violin; reading 'by Helen Mulvey and Minnie Jeffrey. Mrs. Edwards, Mrs. Metcalf and Mrs. Douglas served lunch in their tts.ual good style,' All present enjoyed the afternoon,' Mt; Carter McKee of Galt, gave a, splendid address in the Union church Sunday evening. The Misses Wolfe, of Lakelot, sang a duet in a pleasing manner. Visitors at William Edwards' last Sunday were Mr.' and Mrs. Church- ill and fancily; of 'London. Mr. and Mrs. G. Edwards, ' Brussels, and M, s, Edwards, Gorrie, Thursday, August 2$$th,'.x927 r��r�N�®��®■��■��■���■■��■��®■rAt�®�r�rM�r�®r�r�w■Ari■�■���®MR.ARR■■� �! r■ir .� , .....,... •... ...__1�i Dollar flat Sale ■ ■ ■ !iday and Saturday ■ ■ ■ N I Any Straw ;tat $LO0 • ■ Your Choice of Plains and Fancy Sennits, 11 Rough Straws and Panamas. Our regular . $2.5Q to $3.50 lines ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ All to Go at ,$1.0O A Hundred Fine Shirts at $1.49 Tailored by the Best makers from Fast Color Materials - Fancy Checks, Stripes j t and Plain Broadcloths in separate Collar and attached styles - Each $1.49. ■ ■ Back to School Bargains ■ ■ ■ About zo Boys' Suits, ,mostly ' two Bloomer styles, in smart Brown and • ■ Grey Tweed effects. Ideal for School I wear. ■ ■ Friday and Saturday $8.65 ■ ■ ■ M ■ ® 10 Only Little Boys' Sults $2.98 j • Made from Fine Navy Corded Velvet, ■ with Silk Cord Tie,` in sizes. 3, 4 and 5 ▪ years. Really good Suits, each $2.98 ■ • School Sweaters $1.98 Penmans make, Pullover and Coat sty's ■ in Navy, Brown and Sand shades. • each $1.98 . Boys' Hose Boys' Rib Cotton Hose, 39e or 3 for $1 and $1.95. Prepare now for ' School. PREPARE NOW FOR SCHOOL IN TWO WEEKS Boys' Blouses 69c Dark and Light Shades in good wearing materials, sizes 6 to 9 years only, each 69e. ■ ■ Bigger Boys' Blouses 98c. III. ▪ ^a Fire Percales in neat stripes of Hello and Blue, good washers, each 98e. Bloomers! Bloomers! ` # Extra Wear Tweed Bloomers $L59 j KING r .. ■ •r •' B.ROS. •■ iman■®■■■■■■nsi [ arni■■■■■■■■sinimum♦lv■ of BLUEVALE Mrs. Stewart Young and two chil- dren, Isobel and Jack, returned home to Toronto last week after spending their summer vacation in their sum- mer 'home here. Miss Mabel Strathan, of Hamilton, (formerly of Wingharn), her girl friend, and Messrs. Earl Elliott and Charlie Thomas, all of Hamilton, wife, who is visiting here, Mr. Leonard` Rutter is visiting friends at Napanee. Mr. and : Mrs. Frank Nichol and family, of Brussels, spent Sunday at the home of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Breckenridge. Mr. and Mrs. William Thaeil and family and ivir. Delos Taman, all of Blyth, spent Sunday at the, home of Mr. and Mrs. William Nicholson. were visitors on Sunday' at the home Mr, and Mrs.- Ross Douglas and of. Mr, and kers. Leonard Elliott. daughte Olive returned home toTo- Mrs. 0 Mrs. Thomas Pocock and two chil- ronto on Saturday after spending dren, of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Leon- their holidays at the homes of Miss and Elliott and two, children, were Polly Duff and William Duff. visitors last week at the home of I'ir. ' and Mrs, Walter Scott at Langside. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Holmes, of Detroit, Michigan, were visitors over the week -end at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Holmes. Miss Mabel Coultes returned to To- ronto Saturday, after spending two weeks at the home of her another here.. Mr. John Coultas and son left Fri- day for their home in Philadelphia after spending their vacation here. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pocock, and son Harold, of Belgrave, and Mr. and Mrs. George 'Pocock, Wawanosh, were visitors one evening last ,week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. •. Leon- ard Elliott. Mi and Mrs, Ed. Coultes left Sun- day for their home. in Philadelphia after spending their vacation at the 'Ruth zerford's. home of the former's • mother Mrs. M, and Mrs. Fred. • Sutton. nee Cottltes: She accompanied them as Miss Marjoy McDonald) are visitors far as Toronto, With Mr, • D. B. Murray and other Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Tsarina and relatives while on their wedding trip. ST. HELENS Rev. and Mrs. Will Lane and daughter Helen, of Seaforth, and Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Lane, of Petrolia, visited with their uncle; Mr. J. B. Rutherford, during the week. Mrs. • Goidon and Mrs. Miller were visitors with friends at Goderich last week. Their sister, Mrs, Shopland, of Edmonton, returned with them for a few days visit. Miss Muriel Hall, of Swansea, is the guest of Miss W. D. Rutherford. Miss Fern Robinson, of Stratford, is the guest of Rev. and Mrs. ,Whit-. field at the manse this week:. Miss Ethel Robertson, of Lucknow, is spending a few days at Mr. 5, B. fancily, of Henfryn, Mrs, Croston and The regular monthly meeting of the two children, and"Mi, Will Kennedy, Women's ,institute will be held at of Langside, were visitors en Sunday Mrs. Ed. Thorn's on Thursday, Sep- at the hoine.•of Mrs. Hoclrridge. tember ;st. Roll call, "Suggestions Mr. Thomas Pocock and soli Bert, for the school fair. Subject, "How alae Pin of TTorontomotored, ftp and spent the to .i n n money:',cn the, fai•tn, in week -end at the home of the form- charge of Mrs. Thonts. er's niece, Mrs. Leonard Elliott, Mr, Miss Helot Miller was the guest Pocock retnaiiied for a week with his of Miss Margaret Cumming at Ailsa „ceeaig one day last week, Mr. and Mrs. Sana. Neely, of Port Huron, were week -end visitors at Mr. D. Todd's. Miss Irene Woods visited Mrs. ervin Carter at Clandeboye- one day Iasi week. Miss W. D. Rutherford was in Lon- don on Saturday as a guest at the Rinn-Garbitt wedding. Mr. and-IVIrs. Ed, Smith and little daughter returned to Toro week. Mrs, John Web Toronto last Webster and Will Boles, of St. Catharine Mrs. ed with'. them: S, retttru� Iii the semi-final game of the Hur- on Presbytery, softball league, our boys' team' defeated the team from Goderich North Street United church team hereon Friday evening, At the return game at Goderich on Monday evening our boys suffered their first .' defeat this season. This ria God- erich and St. makes Helens tied and -they will play at Dungannon on Friday evening, This should be an interest- , ng game as both teams are out to win. The final Ieague games will be played at Goderich next Wednesday, when our girls, who have won this district, will play; and we feel sure the boys'»team will be there too. Mr. and Mrs. Will Blue and little babyHelen on returned to Detroit on Sunday after spendingtheir holidays with o flays Mr, and Mrs, .J, ID, Anderson,' Mr. and Mrs, W. F. i3urgman and two boys are spending en P cling their holidays in Parkhill, Windsor and Toronto. o. Stanley .Harrison, ofLonde,s ` spending his n' '` g tis holidays with his moi then Mrs, Harrison, . Edward street. Mr.. and Mrs. John Allan, o .. �, ., f Des- ei onto, are visiting with the formers' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allan.Mr Mee C. 5. Gregory,attd• two w sorts, of. Toronto, are visiting with Mrs. Gre- gory's mother, Mrs, V. Buchanan, Carling Terrace.