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The Wingham Advance Times, 1924-04-17, Page 8Easter bri urll H ail neWar Spring sty14 s in Co„ Sells Dresse n an{, °etly �, ��s, �� 9 l es°w ,,We novelties.. Kaiser Silk g a lay ntlet al.', d short styles*,.;rets tuck culls. ; ...... $1.00 I 2.50 aster Salk II !i os.e -- R oleprool, Venus, Har. lute eel, Kayser Glove Silk, Sil- t gee, in new shades;,, t blege, se, dove, g cabin, s,e ver, blue m Silk Sleeveless Sweaters in greys, navys, y 50 wn e , each Easter ves 300 pairs of Ladies' Sulk and Ki �l Cal^roues, navys, whites,. lacks, greys, t pes, sig t 7 Yoe andanddouble silk, exit. all�o.li �'n reI.ular 1,50 to 2.00, itable sped 1 ,ur, re ,. w,vwt�m?r•np IVIQRRZS wn WIN'4?"rHANL .';4pv, lgose' l s - °tea • LUCB MOW "L'hel;,ueknow Memorial Park fund has received a windfall that recalls the old boys'•rcunlen of 19x9, There was a balance ,on hand af`"about $440 from the reunion and the inonsey was de- posited- in, the bank to await some contrnunit'y project to which. it could be devoted. A. P. Stewart, the treas- urer of the reunion, and G. H; Smith, as the two men most responsible for ,the success of the 19xo meeting of old boys, have"licel, control of the fund and they are tobe congratulated on banding the money over, to snail worthy community project as the Me- morial Park. This summer it is pro- posed to have the most up-to-date bowling - greens and tennis courts as well as a breathing space for the. citi- zens and a beauty spot in this Me- anorial Parlc that any town might be proud of. Thursday evening a reorganization of the Lucknow Horticultural Society. was held in the council chamber room of the Carnegie Ball. ,William Hartry gave a fine address, illustrated by lantern views. There was a goodly at= tendance of those interested in having. a beautiful town and much enthusi- asm was manifested by those present in makings Lucknow, by nature, a pret- ty town, more beautiful by a plentiful supply of flowers;' etc. The officers elected were: L residenrt,,,. S. C. Roth- well; secretary -treasurer, G. H. Smith first vice-president, Miss Dolly Hen- derson; ,second vice-president, Robert I'hotnpson. Mr: and Mrs. Glennie are bidding their friends farewell to -day prior to their departure for the old country, where they will enjoy a three -months' holiday. Mr. Giennie has been. for some years manager' of the. Bank of Hamilton here and :when ,the Com- merce absorbed the Bank of Hamilton he was retained in the position , as manager of the Bank "'of Commerce. Mt. Williams of, Wingham, will act as manager during Mr. Glennie's ab- sence,'; ;• An interesting service was held' last night in the Methodist church, the meeting being entirely oonducte'd by laymen: Dr. Newton, Dr. Spence, John Joynt, M. L.,A., and D., C. Tay- lor took part in the service. :'The mu- sic was furnished by a large choir- of men, Mr. Taylor gave an. interesting. address on "Immigration and the Churchs' Task." \'unites of.council meeting of Mor- ris on April 7tlr.;'1824: Members present, Minutes read and approved. The reports on the McCutelleon,. McArthur, and Wilson Drains were read. The Nilson Drain report was provisionally adopted. The McArthur Drain. report was re+ furred to the engineer, The McCutcheon Drain report was referred to the engineer for coaslden".. ation, 1. The following' accounts were pass- ed:—F. R. Smith, fumigators $1,8o; Municipal World $5.00; J. Barr( gra- vel $2.xo; F. McCaughey, gravel 6oe; Warr, Skelton gravel 75c; J, Little ex- penses to Clinton $4,35; R H;' Short- reed, expense to Clinton $3.5o;< Jaynes Peacock assessor $90:0o; Next meeting May 26th. Fence Viewers—Wm. 'Pollock, Jno. Brown, Jno. Potter, Thos. Marshall, Geo. i'elljr, Jas. Nichols, Chas, Wil. kinson, Henry Johnston, Joseph Clegg Thos. Ellis, Duke Jordan, Russell Jerry, F. Casemore, Geo. Henderson, Jno. Mustard, Chas, R, •Forrest, Poundkeepers—D. Jewitt, Jno. Mess- er, O. Campbell, D, Ramsay, R, Gar- ness, J,Mustard, Lyle Dopper, • C. Anderson, Wm. Stubbs, G. Bone, B. Carter, WM. Pipe, j. Noble, W: H.. McCutcheou R.Nesbitt, S. McCall, J. Brotvii, J Bawley, R.. Richmond., A. NLurray, . Pathmasters-Wm. Joseph Hender- son, John Fowler, Geo. McDonald, David, Patton, Anson Thornton, Peter Moffatt, Victor Haines, Geo, Edgar,. D. Campbell, Wm. Abram, Rich. Johnston, Ed. Johnston, James` Pea- cock, C. B. Forest,: R. Messer, R. Golley, Geo. Coulter, Almer Hastings, Wm. Garniss, Wm. Souch, Wm. Sel- ers, H. Bone, Geo. Bone, Lewis Arm- strong, James Brydges, Garner Nic- holson, Cecil Wheeler, Rich. Procter, Wm. Speir, Win. Henderson, John Shurrie, Duke Jordan, James Bryans, H. Grasby, Jno. Anderson, J, 3. felly, Bert Young, 'Jno. Cooke, Peter Mc - Nab, Jos. Smith, ••Wm. Smith, R. Smith, Harvey ,McCute-heon, Henry McCutcheon, Allen Adams, William Thuell, Albert Nesbitt M, " Haley, Wm. Grail, Wni.. 'Cunningliain, Wm. Kelly, Frank 13eirnes; Geo. Alcock, Roderick McLean, \..-Alex:, ' Russell, John Craig, Albert Kelly, D. Laidlaw,- Leslie . Fear, G. Skelton, J. P. Kelly, N, Nicholson, J. J. McCaughey, John Bryans,,. James Lawson, Jno., Potter, Laidlaw;" A. Skelton, G. McCallum, E. Russell Richmond, Harvey Brown, R. McDonald, W. Searle, J. Shortreed, J. Taylor W. A. McCall, W Anderson J. A. Watt; -Ierb` Wheeler, is Bf Me 50 sample Suits, herringbones, do tega1s, lovat twee s, plain and sport models, 34 's and Young Teen's Cloth' I g is to 42, on sale to cIe,.:r $17.50 alp is ,, Snits s,,r:+ecla.t....$24.75, Fine navy blue Berg 9 A neve Easter Necktie tree with every suit .111 is st sale to men and boys this Week. am in• is is a isis I n al i ■ al i Hanna & Go., Limited./ fis MI iEitlNENE®lE®ENEEE MINEENEENut ®eissam mills E The Christian. Endeavor was con- BELMORE Sunday evening by a number :Mission Band will meet Saturday, of young men, Harry Vogan'acting a full attendance is deli resident prayer iby Roy'` Ruther- afternoon, as p P Y 'ford, scripture reading. by F. Double- Bions an Service were given y Mul- vey, --Clarkson Douglas, Harry Merk- ley, Wm, Taylor. Music was furn- ished by the Endeavor choir. The Institute meeting was held_ �Iil�alll'e�III�. ilil�alll Community lli�lll)illlilll6alllliill®Illillll .... � Saturday afternoon in Com y Mr. George'• Rutherford and Mrs. dee papers on Missions d Lrfe John• Darling were Sunday visitors at b Gordon t n Mr. and Mrs.'Charles Aide s, Lista- wel. (Hall fourteen mennbers were present, Li- HUSE, CLEANING =; As president Mrs. Duffy filled the 1l SPECIALS place. A demonstration which was ex - pected to be given in hair dressing. The majority of the girls not having !� e enough hair left on their head " to " a dress, failed to .put in their ppear- ii .4 ',string brooms •••- ance., Roll Call,!"My Favorite Flow 5 string 'brooms er or. Shrub". Proceeds from the rink .,.-,.. 25c „- amounted to over Too.bo. ;,�. Mop sticks'._........_ � oc — Born—TO Mr..and Mrs. .George 115- O Cedar' Polish bottle-.z5c, 5 Wax' candles dos as, --pi Keiffer twin •boys; `` Our 'tinier football team ` ,played Ji oc. Floor .Wax per tin 5 ere with the:. Salem JuTtiors one evening : L' Carpet Beaters ........:....... -z5c NI -last last week, score was a tie. Carpet Irina, Mr, and Mrs. Archibald' of Ia . , GLENANNAN Mr. Arthur Lincoln, left on ,Friday for Michigan, where he " is attending the bedside of his ' sister Mrs. Roe, who is very low. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Muir, who spent o a few days in Toronto have returned home., Mr. Elmer Breen has been engaged to work for, Mr. John Mitchell for the summer. .w Miss Agnes Fortune visited on Sat- urday • with Mrs, O. Stokes. Mr, and Mrs. R. C. Weir spent Sunday at the hone of Mr. and Mrs.' Sam. Marshall: The regular business meeting of the U. F. P. was held :on Monday even- ing 'April 7, for the purpose of order- ing flour,. twine •and seeds of differ- ent ent kinds ' At ,this meeting Mr. A. J. Wilson` of the Farmer's Co -Operative produce at,,Winghaxn; gave an inter-` esting.talk on the egg grading and; pool- system, which was listened to by the members of the club, with good interest. A number of the •young men in this focality, have been busy on the rail- road laying new steel rails. \ • MORRIS WHITECHiJRCI•I The community teras shocked last Tuesday to !rear of the death of Mrs, John Kennedy of eon, 1, Culross, Mrs, Kennedy was seized with heart failure at twelve o'clock on Monday night and died soon after. She has +. been in her usual good health up to that time. ' A woman of sterling char, acter, a good neighbor and a good mother, she leaves to mourn her be- sides her parents, Mr, and Mr's, Pat- rick atrick King, five brothers and one sis- ter, her husband, seven daughters, Margaret, (Sister Mary Louise); of Waikerville, Sister :Tena of St, Jo seph's Convent London, May now Mrs. Joe Carroll'of Ashfield, Florence Mrs. "Wm. Hogan of Ashfield, Jean Mrs, Cleo Benninger of Teeswater and Catharine and Isabel at home, and one son, John A. at home. She was bnriecl :from the Catholic Church of Teeswater on Thursday morning.. 1Thei�r' many friends and neighbors ex- tend sympathy to them in their -:sad. bereavement, Mr, Gordon Mackay of Chatham, is home here and .intends driving the erealTi truck this summer. The young people held a surprise party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Pitt on Tuesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Kennedy and children are; moving to Wingham this Weekwhere he has secured w Irk on the C. N. R. Mr. and "Mrs, Robert Mowbray and family are moving into the house they are vacating. Miss Barbara Brown of Wingham, spent the week -end • at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mac Ross. We are sorry to hear of the serious illness of Mr. Gordon Moore of Luck - now, also of the serious illness of 2 year old baby with ulcerated throat and hope to hear of thein recovery soon. Mr. and Mrs. George Walker and son Howard of• East Wawanosh and Miss Etta Sturdy of Wingham -visit- with! Mr. and Mrs.; Robert Pardon on Sunday. • Mr. and Mrs: Amos Cornelius; Mr. and Mrs.. Daniel Steele and Mr. Jas Cornelius spent, last' Thursday with. Mr. and, Mrs. Thos. Smith of Luck - now, The young people of the Presbyter- ian Church are holding a social'even- ing in the church on Wednesday April 23, A Geography Match will be the main feature of the evening. Everybody welcome. - Mrs, Wm. Beecroft, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Beecroft and Ernest spent Sun- day at the home of Mr. and. Mrs. An- drew Kirk of Seaforth. Mr".id Mrs. Daniel Steele, Mr. Cornelis and Mr. and Mrs. Amos 01 Ti arsda. , April 't 194 Stove Polish per :'tram.. Lig Ammonia bottle ... 20C ,�• Steel Wool, pkg ....: _.:.._,.-esc E EXTRA SPECIAL Is Aluminum Tea kettle2 85 LA reg $4.po for......,, ea - SEE OUR STPC SOF 1 W ASIfNG MACHINES •'C•ALVANIZEt TUBS ' WASH BOARDS VACUUM WASHERS All WRINGER'S �It Rolls u New Rubber' p A iti11s t oil old All Wringers �; I wood on the T 5th line, • UALl[TY .& SERVICE a • Mrs, Harry Smith of Wroxeter is '`� visiting friends of Tory Corners. .---. Phone- Mr. Yorman Henbeckcr called on ni friends near Clifford on rSnnday last. M �i0110 ani ,.,� Mr. Stewart Finlay einhanged hor- i ittIl*illi*ill*(AillNNllil llillliiiiiil lil iliftli Nlr•s, It, A. -Taylor•, Mr. and Mrs. Alymer Johnston are moving this . week into Mrs. Harry, Crampbell's house. :\Vit, and. Mr ,.»Bi Terris in the house :vacated by the Johnstones. enti' Sundaywvit(i Mr. and The Program Committee had Cornelius.sp charge.df the Guild. on Monday night; .and a splendid program was pat .on and a good crowd. The scripture was taken by ,'Miss Tena Carrick, Readings by the following four girls Helen. Thompson, Marion. Jamison, Annie .McDonald and Mryce McDon- ald, sole by Cr -)Douglas and a vocal duet by Mrs. E. Aitchison and Miss Mary Aitchison, Mr. John C. Mur- dock ;then addressed the meeting, and. -gave a very interesting talk on "Oar New Canadians" which was enjoyed by all. Mr. A: 'Orr then favored' thein with a musical selection. The many =friends :of Mr. and 1VIrs Gordon -Moore, will be very sorry. to hear that their little baby is very' ill, also Mr. Milton Naylor's. little daugh- ter Lorrieno.. We hope for their re- cotEery. Miss Tena Campbell has returned to her position in Detroit after spend- ing a. couple of months with her mo- ther, -Mr's, other,'Mr's, D. W. Campbell. Miss Edna Gibson of town visited her friend Miss Laura Casemore oven the week -end. • Mr.: and Mrs. Wm: Robertson, and. fancily and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gol- ley and family were Sunday visitors aat the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Abram. M. Warwick r ar ick Campbell has return- ed ed to his home, for few days. Mr. Campbell has been testing milk in the vcinity of Woodstock for the last few weeks. Mr. and Mrs, Cooper Nethery of East Wawanosh spent Sunday with Mrs. • Nethery's parents Mr. and lv"rrs., Richard Johnston.' Mn. Oliver Campbell has been grad- ing on. the rst line and making ,..a splendid` job. ' It looks as ;though it would. be quite a saving if the council would do more grading on our roads. at this time of the Year instead of leaving it off until June wl en the roads get hard and dry. • John r:adM Mrs, 1 1 'ta also. M and J Tho- dy and, little, daughter of Cramer, Manitoba, visited. recently at Mr, Mc - Neils. TORY CORNERS Mrs. George K.nowlson of Gorrie is at present visiting her brother. , Mr, Levi Galbraith lost a valuable cow one day last week, Mr. andw,Mrs, Thos. Nichol gave their friends and neighbors a dance an Friday night last. Mr. Seips of Clifford, butchered for R. A. Taylor one day last week. Mr. Ellis of Gorrie is still cutting The many friends of ,Mr. and Mrs. Jack Henderson will be pleased to learn their little son; Jan; is getting along: nicely after his ser ions' nieces. ASHFIELD Mrs, James Cook, of ' Belfast, is spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. Fred Topp,,of 'Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Moran and Miss Irvin, of 9 con, and N.Cr.,and Mrs. George Lane and family; of Lanes spent last Friday evening at the home of Mr. Gilbert Vint. Mr. and -Mrs. Kenneth Farrish and family of Hemlock City, are all laid. up with the grippe. Mr. James Culbert of , Mafeking, is pressing hay for Floyd Campbell loth: Mr. James Johnston of Lanes, pass- ed away Monday, 7th., he was in his 9oth year. • Nurse Margaret Hardy, of Chicago home nursing her mother, Mrs. Rev, -Hardy of Lochalsh, who has been sick for some time.- • ' ime.- ' Mr. and Mrs. Jelin ,ayiultin, of Bel fast., motored toGoderich., last Satur- Mrs. - Philip Steele of Dungannon.- Rev. I-Ienry Martin,,of Toronto took .the services in the Presbyterian Chur- ches on. Belgrave circuit on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Falconer and Raliston visited; at the horhe George Falconer of Culross. Miss Mande Conn has been laid up. for the past two . weeks owing ,to a sore knee. Mr, and Mrs. Jas. Falcone; visited with Mr. Wm. Falconer of Langside on Sunday. • Mr. George Cottle sold his touring car to Mr. Duncan Kennedy and are buying Mr. Wm. , Martin's Ford Coupe. " Mr, and NLrs. •Ben;McCle naghar and family spent Sunday at the home -of her,pa.rents Mr. and Mrs. Jas.. Bar bout' of Fordyce: Mr., and Mrs. Herbert Laidlaw and I.ue11a"visited al. the home of Mr and Mrs. Dave Farrier of St. Helens• last Thursday. -Born=To Mr. ' and Mrs. .Gofdon• Ritchie, of Loth:ain , a son, Wednes- day, i6th. Congratulations. • Master Willie and Wianifred Hun: yter, of Zion, spent Saturday with t1eir uncle and aunt . Mr. and Mrs, Alex. Hackett, of Belfast. I,fiss Lillie Hackett, •Toth cop. rs spending a few weeks at Morden Ritchie. EAST WAWANOSH m The young; people of S. S. No. East Wawanosh, 9th con., are holding their'play "The ,Bashful Mr.' Bobs", t. in the Foresters Hall in Bel rave on g Tuesday, April 29th. Miss Lulu Chamneyof Toronto is � spending her holidays at 'the home of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Jos. Chain - Mayor Willis of Wingham conduct- ed the services in Belgrave- circuit on Sunday. • Mr. Harold Robinson of the Medi- cal Collage, Toronto,, is spending the Easter vacation with his parents. p '" res as wee . 1 Mr. and Ml's, R. I, Carson and H'AAt1t I WAw. l�: is Alba of Carrie visited Mr, and M Mr. Johnston Conn took a position as -bookkeeper in Mr. Will Naylor's garage in Lecknow last week. Mr. Jas. Wilson "started sawing the logs at his still this week. • e, ,BRUSSELS While assisting in cutting wood with a circular saw at - the home: of James Evans on Tuesday afternoon, Alex Roe 'met with an accident ' by which he lost the ends of three of his fingers, James G. McIntosh, of .town, has leased a hotel in: Owen Sound and will move to that city iii the near fu- tu e. ' He will hold an auction sale of his household effects on. Saturday,.of next week. While -driving out of: town on Tues day afternoon. Fred Oster of Grey Township, was , unceremoniously thrown fron his buggy; when' his horse took fright and ran away. One -0 n-. of the limes broke and he lost o trol."of the ahimul. The 'fall lie re- ceived on the cement sidewalk" com- pletely stunned him for a time, but;it is hoped no serious tro,3 ble will fol- low. • G. A. Deadman left this week for Merlin, Ont., " where 'he has a large apiary. He !ropes to -be able to un- cover bis bees in. the near future, Mrs. Albert Crooks, ` 61 ",Morris Township, had; the misfortutie' to DONNYBROOK Mr, ;John Chamney ' was cutting wood at .Mr. Norman Thompson on Thursday last. Mr. George' Wallace isa busy boy these tithes he loaded a car of, pota- toes at Auburn on Saturday last. Mr's., Irwin visited her brother Mr., Ernest Tltonrpson on Thursday., We are pleased to see the autos out ;Wain afters the) long winter. • Mrs, Ernest Thompson and babe Louise visited Mt. George Wallace's one day recently.' Mr. James Scott visited , friends around our burg on. Saturday last. Glad to hear that Miss.,Netty Prin- gle who has been laid up ' with' a bad cold is improving, •' •.1 Mr. Nixon cut 'wood , at :''I rniest Thompsoni's on Friday last. John Chatnnoy'is at present cutting wood around Westfield, St. Augus- tine and Donnybrook. , MAkRIZD BLUEVA.LE Mrs. Grace Snell is spending a cou- ple of weeks with relatives at' Listo- Mr. F, Black shipped a car of hogs to ,Toronto on Saturday. Mr, H. E. Toms of Pruitlandspent a few 'days with relatives here. Mt, and Mrs. Hutton are visiting with relatives at Toronto this week. BORN Farrier --'In W es't Wawanosh, on r huts. April 3rd:, to Mr, and Mrs. . R. Pallier), a son, ---Clifford Rus- Naylor--Thompson-:-At us- • , ; _ y unsure m and other outside, 4 et *e d �, r 11 thii'; k ., ur st:n e� : has ever been so vane i'! anl' P �;. ices areas able ry S We wish to direct attention to two very special bargains namely Kid tie shoes with' rxloderate Women's Fine Vici Ka heel in practically all sizes for $,1.95 per pair. And a line of Men's Side Calf Shoes in good qual- ity but somewhat narrow toe, a real snap at $2.29 per. pair (mostly all sizes in lot.) The Leadtzl>it,x• Sh a St hone 129® re of Huron Cou min �, ha, 0ititl. , �iM. w { i},•wY'�,�l�,�l. w.'"I��kdl:, ��:i��hli1. �;.,d�.li��,%�eli�✓n.'i�a.rb �'.a.;4RUh�,•_'J!u ;6„i'`:',ihit a,.tfvrullJ 4,00, SVf°1LN'p L1l,N,Yx„ 1'h IP,.. �..:f' 12 CON HOWICK Mrs. William Galbraith of Gorrie is visiting at Lorne 'Laird's this'' week., Miss Mary Lawrence of Durham is visiting at Mr. Tom Day's this 'week, Mr. Clare Pritchard has the :mis- fortune to boose four head of cattle recently. Mrs.. Clare Pritchard is visiting. friends in Harris,ton for .a week. break her right aria near the wrist by being thrown out of the cutter on ac count of bad' roads while driving t home. from town, vv O. M. Chowert,; who has been C, N. R:,agent.Jiere for the past four years, has b•een'transferred. to Kincardine ;and left for his new post this week. Mr's •"(howen and chi,ldreri will re- :main-here e_ :main- here for some -time before re moviny, Relieving Agent Newert is in charge here for !the;present. ti Mr. and Mrs. Percy 'Copland were visiting at Lorne ' Laird's Sunday. Mr. Will Wade of Wroxeter is working for Mr. David Dane for the summer. : e Mr, :'John.Sternol is not improving ,in health as his neighbors would like to see him, „co, - Mr. ,. Mr. John Taylor is wearing' smiles these days it is a boy. si ▪ Last Naylor-Thompson,A.t the Parson- age, Wr".nghani, on March 2cith., 1924 by ; the Rev, C. ; E. Craig, Mr. Price 3, Naylor` and Miss Norma V. Thompson, both of Lucknow. 111 1111 NI 11 51 NI N- WI lv N I NI NI Coa ,f® NI Spring inute uggestions For E*i:':, ster Ladies' grid Misses' Suits, Coats, r a s, Dresses, ses Skirts, Muses, , u ,Cioves, Hosiery, ZETI.A NN D The following is" the report ' of S. S. No, 7,' Zetland for the winter terns: Those marked with a ,asterisk.,,,have missedone or, more exaIminations. Sr. IV_eJean'Cttrrie, 8t per cent; Ethel Currie, 77 per cent. Jr. IV—Margaret Stapleton, 73 per. cent. Sr III—James 'Wilson, $2per cent; William Mowbray, Per cent, • Ken- neth Weaver, 65 per cent. Jr, III—Phyllis Weaver, 80 per cent Charles Coulter, 73' per,,.cent; "Jean Coulter, 69 per cent.; *A1ex Coulter; r. cent �o pe " Sr, I,=yntries Weir, Jr, I—!Kenneth Carrie. terP,rimes•:—Ortott, Grain, Cltester Coul- N. R. Crozier, Teacher, WY Silk Scarfs, Novelty Handkerchiefs Children S Wear .'alt 8, Dresses, Skirts, Middies, Gloves,Ho ie rVf Scarfs,. Hats Merl S and Boys Wear j�� r Coats : Suits,Caps, Hats, • �s , Gl®VES Neckwear, Socks, Suspenders,' Shirts, Collars I BROW SWIMENUMENUOMMINE