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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1925-08-27, Page 5Thursday, li rtst 0701,, 1926 WINGHAM ADVANCE." lS EsTERN, FAIR LONDON - - ONTARIO SEPTEMBER12th 19th, 1925 This year tile Midway and Grand' Stand attractions have been carefully chosen and far surpass anything of this nature in previous years. A good time, full of fun, pleasure andinterest is assured to all. The Pure Food 'Show, Dog Show and other exhibitions are bigger and better than, ever. Entries Close September 3rd =, $40,000.00 IN PRIZES AND ATTRACTIONS For further information apply—J. H. SAUNDERS, Pres., W. D, JACKSON, See., London, Ont. "''Arnold Barbour. mommmommmemmmmmmossi sammessommo■■B/r■AI Mrs. M, G. McKenzie of Kintail Nil IN w yr itor with Mr.. and Mrs. NI ■Clark during last week, ■ II. Woods Irene .Woods is holidaying at El -..4.4 .% ■the bake, as the guest of Mrs, Stew - 11111 ® art of Lucknow at her cottage. • '�'En Miss Alba Fox of Whitechurch, ® NI a spent a few days last week the guest li • of her aunt, .Mrs; W. J. Humphrey. 1> hoppers ■ Miss Margaret Tnldeinan of I1Iorri- stonIN , was a visitor at the homes of al her cousins the Messrs McDonald. • last week. • The following members of the St. Morri- ll Helens Rifle Association attended the ST. HELENS Miss. Johnston of f3rucefield is the guest of her sister, Mrs, Robinson Woods. Mrs. W, I, Miller and children, Iso- bel, Dorothy and Gordon are holiday- ing with Goderich friends this week. - Miss Marjory McDonald. of Toron- to is a visitor with her cousin the Mur - rays, Camerons and Stuart.s Miss Elizabeth Wellwood: of New York is visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo,. Webb, Mrs, R, J. Woods, Mr. Wilson Woods, ' Mis'ses Winnifred and Vera Woods and Master Bobby Phillips, motored to Fergus on Saturday, spend a few days with Mr. and Mrs, ■ ■ ■ immm■ im■ mi■ ■ ■ mi■ ■ im■ ■ mimi im■ mm in M!♦ iv in■ ■ ■ O. R. A. 'snatches at Longbranch this Borgaing. Read these Specials week, Messrs. John Webster, Harris, ■ Purdon, Elmer Purdon, Sandy Young, Thrifty Buyers May Taking Advantage of Many Other Bargains this Great Week -End Ginghams 7 pieces of Check Gingham, fast color, now ._._.x8c Dresses—Girls' Gingham Dress- ens, 6, 8, zo years, they go ■ Corsets—Clearing lines, value up to $2 S0, 'to clear at _.-...___...$x.so ■ Women's Shoes—Patent Leather Slippers and Oxford reduced to 11111 $2 95 and 3.75 ■ • Men's 'Boots—x5 pairs odd lines, • Girls' Capes Waterproof Capes al for Girls, 6, 8, zo years, now x.39 ® Whitewear -- Clearing limes of Ladies white cambric underwear • ■ 'at 49c ■• ® Boys' Wash Suits, Made in good style, Chambray Twills, reduced values up to $5.00, now ._....$3.49 • ▪ Boys' School Boots, sizes xo, ix, ® 12, x3, good wearing -boots, they go at at - _ -- _ _$1,75 ▪ Voiles• -•Io ends Dress Voile to ' • clear ' at only ___________39c ■ ■ ■ ■ E. Isard iiimmmummmommmitummummiummommommummMs Save Dollars by. These Specials and Specially Priced for Sale at Our Stores. Silk Hose—Ladies' Silk Heath- er Hose, value up to Vests Ladies' Vests wifh or without sleeves, bargain Silks -5o yards fine quality Pon- gee Silk, yard wide reduced .-6gc Dresses—Ladies' Crepe and Ra - tine Summer Dresses, now _3,95 Curtain Goods in Scrim, Lace, and Muslin, reduced to Boys' Suits in fancy tweed pat- terns, broken lines to clear 4.75 Hose—Clearing lines of Wom- en's and Children's now _35c 3 pair for $x o0 Wool Delaines — zo pieces new patterns in all wool delaine _goe ■ • ■ El ■ ■ HOLYROOD A. Robinson. Miss C. Welsh of Edmonton is a visitor with her neice, Mrs, Durnin Phillips. Mrs, Ed. Pickwood of New York, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Cameron, Rev. Wm. and Mrs. Mackintosh and children of Napier have been visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Clark. ■ 111A number of young men left on Fri- ll 'day morning with the Harvesters Ex- cursion for the West.• ■ Threshing is the order of the day. A horse belonging to Mr. Bill Ea- ■ . die had an unusual accident on Satur- • day morning whilst standing at the Separator of Mr. Joe Wall, who was; ■ . threshing for Ackert Bros. The hor- • se's tail was caught in one of the pul- ls eys, which tore the end of the tail • -completely off leaving 'a stump of I. about six finches. Apart from a much ■ shorter tail the animal is apparently 6 none the worse for its experience. ■ A play was given by the Women's • Auxiliary at Kinlougli Presbyterian ■ Church., on Friday evening. A good • attendance is recorded. , • Mr. and Mrs. Tom Rackley, spent ■ Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jack- .' son. Mrs. Jim Hughes and daughter of ■ Ripley, spent Sunday, afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Pierce. Miss Nettie SolwelI is spending a few days with Mrs. Bill Eadie. DOLLAR BARGAINS ON ■ SECOND FLOOR ■ I House Dresses, Aprons, Skirts Blouses, Coats, Children s Dres- ses, res- • des Remnants BELGRAVE ■ :Mr. F Anderson and daughter, Mrs. • Percy Scandrett, attended the funeral Cof a relative in Preston last week. ,.■ Miss Ruth- Cole is,, visiting with • friends in Toronto. • Mr. and Mrs. Halliday, spent a C1" week in. Clinton with their daughter, FRESH GROCERIES AT CUT PRICES • ■ Mrs. .Stewart. • Mr. .and Mrs. Mellon of Detroit, al spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. • FORDYCE Mr. William Armstrong visited at Mr. Edward Haines one day recently. Mr. John Rintoul and •Mr:' George Philips went to the West on Friday last. Roy. Aitcheson and his sister, Han- • no, also took in the trip to the West, Mrs. Souter Taylor and son are at present visiting relatives in Detroit. Mr, Joseph O'Callaghan of Detroit, spent Sunday under the parental roof. Lloyd Phillips and Mrs. George Phillips, visited at Thomas Jamieson's also Mr. and Mrs. Irwin of .Belfast, Mr, C. Leaver visited relatives at Lucknow on Sunday 'last. Mr, and Mrs. A. 1-favins and family visited at Fordyce on Sunday last. M.r. Hugh McBurney of Wingham, also Mr. and Mrs. Stewart McBurn- ey and others visited at Mr. James Dows on Sunday last. Mir. Rintoul of Wingham, visited at A. Rintoul's one day recently. The'Boyle Brothers are at thrashing at Mr. John and Lisk MeGee'S. ASHFIELD Mr. Jas: Sherwood of Detroit is visiting under the parental roof at Lanes. Mrs. Isaac Andrew. of Zion has re- turned home after spending a week. with her son, John of Orangeville. Rev. and. Mrs. Copeland and chil- dren of Thainesford called onfriends around Slakes, Hacketts and Zipit last week: Miss Winnie Cunningham of Teton- to, spent a few days with her sister, Mrs,. Roy Aiton, Belfast. Mrs. Allen Alton and children of Toronto, arespending a week with 1 Mins jean and Annie Geddes have 'returned -after spending a couple of Mr. and Mrs. Jno Multrn, Belfast. weeks with fiends in Detr9it. Mr.. and Mrs. Brandon, spent a day' 'with friends at Wroxeter. Mr. and Mrs. Harlton of Park Hill, 'visited with Mr, and Mrs. Yule last Sunday. ' Mrs. Shaw and daughter of Blue- 'vale, spent a• day with Mrs. J. A. Geddes, last week. • Rev. and Mrs. Durrant and 'family, Spent a few days calling on old friends. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Brandon, spent Sunday in Drayton. ' Nttrse Fanny McCrae and Margaret Adamson of Kingsville, spent a week in the village. Mr: and Mrs. Hannmit and little son of Millwaukie and Mrs. Barrie of St. !Thomas have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. Yule for a couple of weeks. Miss Marjorie Henderson 'of Luck- now is spending a couple of- weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Irwin of Lanes. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Ritchie and fa- mily of Lucknow, spent Sunday with the former's brother, Mr. Robert Rit- chie of Lanes. Miss Etta Lane of Ripley is spend- ing her susnmer vacation at her aunts, Mrs. Ida Hackett, Lanes. Some of those who took the excur- sion to the West were, Mr. Wilfred 'Hackett, Belfast, Harvey Anderson, Cecil Johnston, Chrissy Cooke, of Mafeking, Harvey M,iiler of Lanes. Mr. and Mrs, Jug, Mullin of Belfast, spent Sunday last with friends ' at Goderich, SALEM Mr, and Mrs. John Hartley and daughter, Pauline of Vanleelc Hill, spent their vacation with Mrs. Wm. Weir and other friends here. Miss • Alba Gallaher who has spent her vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, A. E. Gallaher, returned to Tor- onto last. Saturday, Mr,. Wm. Mitchell, Mr. Arthur Westlake, Mr. Leo McLean, Mr, Har- ry Merkley and Mr. Wm, Errington, were among those who left for ilie West recently, We wish' them' all a safe trip. Mr, and Mrs. John Bryans from near Fordwich, called on Mr. and Mrs, Albert Gallaher last Sunday. Miss Minnie Weir, spent a few days with her brother, Mr, Harold Weir near Orange Hill last week. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Cathers, spelt last Sunday evening with the latter's parents, Mn and Mrs. Robert Earls of Gorrie South. 1 .LUCKNOW j Mrs. Frank Gill of Jasmine, Sask., is visiting with her sister, Mrs. Jas, Irving ' D. R. McInttSsh of Southampton, re- 'newed acquaintances in town this week. Rev. Mr. McKerroll of Toronto, oc- cupied the pulpit of the Presbyterian church here on Sunday. Mrs. McKer- roll gave an address in the afternoon ',Lucknow Presbyteriptt Call At a Congregational meeting held at the Presbyterian Church, Lucknow. on Monday everting, of last week rep-. 'resenting the Presbyterian Churches at Lucknow and Dungannan. A unan- imous call was extended to the Rev. 'Chat. E. MacDonald now of Pentang. Mr. McDonald is a native of Culross township. WROXETER Rev. Afr, McAlpine preached in the United Church Sunday morning Mrs. W. Austin of Gorrie is at pre- sent visiting her another, Mrs, Ras- mushan of town. Rev. Mr, Armstrong is at present holidaying at Bruce Beach, Mr, Gavin Davidson and Wm. Mit- chell left for the West last Friday. Ft F. and Mrs. Kitchen returned after an extended visit with friends in De- _• troit, Romeo and Leamington, Mr. Earl Reice of Galt is spending a few days with friend in town, t Little Jean Bryans of Fordwich is visiting her cousins, Meril and Mar- garet Tait. ' Mr. and Mrs. Alex. 'Pleasance of B Toronto are at present ' visiting the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Ea White. • t Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Black are visit- ing friends in Harriston. LIIr 11,1$IIII*III MIII11�1IllI1$lfI*iIM!111I$"Ulyll ll�llll(INUI rrw 1 ee• Spocials 111.1II$IllpM1111*11J IlIIMMIII*I. HI Mr. and .Mrs. Jno. Bryans of 'Ford- E wick, called on friends in 'town. Mrs. Tom Gibson left last week for Winnipeg where'she will visit friends for a time. • Mr. and Mrs. D. Walker of Niagara Falls visited the latter's mather, Mrs. Jiro. Gibson recently. BELGRAVE Mr, and Mrs. Hammett and son, Howard of Milwaukee, accompanied. by Mr. and Mrs, Yule and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stewart and little son, Har- ry of Belgrave, spent the week -end with friends in Kincardine. Mr. and Mrs. Hammett who have been visit- ing with Mr, and Mrs. Yule leave on Wednesday for their hone in Mil- waukee and will visit at Cleveland on their return trip. • Miss Lizzie Berry is visitng her neice, Mrs. Yule. CIDERI CIDER! CIDER! We have completely overhauled our cider mill plant this season, and also increased the boiling capacity for the manufacture of apple butter, etc. We employ experienced help only and with an unlimited supply of fuel we guaranteeto take care of our custom- ers, old and new. Watch this "ad" naming date mill will steam up. Gibson Lumber and Cider Mills. Phones -3o and 28-2.y IN MEMORY Anderson—Iri loving memory of our dear sister, Beatrice, who passed away August 21st., 1924• Edna and Margaret. THIS' IS THE MONTH During the month of August young people must decide the momentous question as . to whether or not they will secure more education and if so what kind. In making this decision we invite, each one to write the Wing - ham Business' College, Wingham, Ont.; for particulars .and possibilities. of a Business Education, also the suc- cess of our graduates with navies and addresses of same. Recent lady gra- duates are drawing from Twenty-five to Sixty_ dollars per week, A Wing - ham young man whose earning power a year ago was ,Six Hundred and Twenty-four dollars per year is now is now drawing at the rate" 'of Eight- een Hunderd and Twenty dollars per year with raises every three months. It paid him Individual Instruction, Horne Study Courses, enter any day. A worthy link in Canada's Greatest chain of High grade Commercial Schools. Write to -day for particul- ars to C. J. Martin, B. A. Wingham Business College, or J. Q. McDer- mott, B, A., Canada Business College, Toronto; Ontario, BORN Holmes -In Goderich on Monday, August 17th,, to Mr. and Mrs. Dud- ley E.• Holmes, a son. Buchanan—In Wingham on Monday, August 17th,, to Mr. and Mrs. Har- old Buchanan, a daughter. Bunston—At the •Palm.erston Hosp- ital, on July 29th, 1925 to Mr. and MTS. George Bunston, of Fordwich, a daughter, Schaefer—In Howick, on July 28th., 1925, to Mr, and Mrs. Ira Schaefer, 4th con., a daughter—Thelma Mar- guerite, 'Giles -In Howick, on Monday, Aug. 3rd., 5925, to' Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Giles, a daughter—Wilma Helen. MARRIED . Gray—Perrie—At the United Church, Innisfail, Alta., on Wednesday, Aug, 5th., H. `E, Gray, 13. A., 13. Sc., • to Miss Margaret Elizabeth Perrie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Per- rie of Innisfail. The bride is a neice of Rev. Dr, Kerrie of Wing - ham. • Mr J. Doig will not be responsible for any credits charged by..Mrs, Doig, after this date;' . The new P. S. Readers and new P. S. Speller, we have them. G. Mason Son,' The W. F. M. S. will meet Friday afternoon, a full attendance is re- quested. at J A M ll$' Store DUCHESS SATIN $2.95 Heavy quality Duchess Satin, best Swiss make that will en- sure long wear, retain its finish, guaranteed fast dye,' 36 in. wide, Black only, regular,3,75 for 2.95- FLAT CREPE CANTON $2.95 A pure Silk Crepe that will give extra wear, shown in the' following shades, Henna, Beau. cake, Blue, Sunset, Sand, Mai- ze, White, Black and Nagy, 36 in. wide, reg. $3 50, for $2.95 yd. Ladies' Vests reduced to 250, O 390, 49c, and 6oc. N Voiles 69c a yard, ® POIRET TWILL $2.zg Yd, ® Navy and Black Poiret Twill, ® made from all wool botany yarn, exceptional value at this low o price 54 in. wide, reg. $3.00 for $2.19 yd. rei SILK HOSE $z.5o Pr, Venus and Murcery. Pure Silk Hose in a splendid weight, all the new light 'shades, sizes 8. • to to,' Special $I.$o. GODDESS CORSETS $x.95 Pr. God'dess Front lace Corsets & La Diva back lace Corsets . in broken lines, but all sizes in 'the lot from z8 to 28, regular val- ues $3 00 to $4.25, Special $1.96 pair. .CORSETS g5c'Pr, A number of lines in broken sizes from x9 to 28 in D. & A. best makes, regular values $2.75 to $3.00, for 95c. Broadcloth and Gingham Dre- sses 20 per cent,. Discount. Children's Running Shoes and IY aro • Slippers, sizes 4 to 8, at 89c pr. 111 l�. SPECIAL VALUES IN GROCERIES SUMMER GOODS GREATLY REDUCED I® — J®A.MILLS WINGHAM Tri®nl®ulrioul�nl®lulln�nlleul®ul®u1�1I1®its®Ili !lI181u®uili li inonistini i®Ill®nl;IiloIlm BELMORE Rev,; Bailey, spoke, on the Lords Day Alliance in the Union Church Sabbath afternoon. The young peo- ple's meeting being conducted by Mrs. Geo rgeLane Elsie Doubledee and Jas. Cassells of Flint Mich., Mrs. Geo.. Iren Mundell. 'Cassells of Fresno, Cal., Mr. and Mrs. Visitors out of town Sunday last Robt. Cassells and Bill of Rochester,. Mich., Mr. and Mrs. John Rintoul and family, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cassells and Mark of Wingham. Needless to say a very pleasant time was enjoyed. by all. The Late William M. Scott . MORRIS A verypleasant reunion took Ace at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Jas. Golley on Wednesday night, when there gathered there Mr. and Mrs. were:—Mr. and Mrs. Minden and fa- mily at George Mundell Drayton. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rutherford, George Rutherford, Mary Darling and James Darling at the Manse, Tiverton. Visitors in the village recently, Rev. Sinclair of Tiverton, Mr. and Mrs. Shand Toronto, at -Thomas Abram's, As intimated in these columns last Fleming Ballagh, Whitby, renewing issue, the news of the death of Will - acquaintances, Mr, and 'Mrs. Cassidy iam Murray Scott who, with his wife and family of Huntsville, the Misses land daughter, Patience, were on a vise Misses •O'Hagan of Chepstow at Hen- lit to Mr. Scott's sister at Andover;. 'ry Weishars. Those who Left on the Harvest Ex- cursion were Wm. Abram, Russell Gree nley and Alfred Meahan. Miss- Mary Aitken is holidaying at her home here. Mrs. John Darling with Mrs. Robt, Scott, Wawanosh. • BLUE VALE Mrs. W. J. Duff is spending a short vacation at Cansolet Beach. ,Mr. Bruce Stark of Toronto is at present visiting Mr. A, H. Coombs. ' , Mr. Wm. Thornton of Toronto is 'spending a month with his brother at 'Edmonton, Alta., and during his ab- sence Mrs, Thornton is visiting with The late William Murray Scott was relatives at Ingersoll. born on the t3th of Township of Hull - Mr. and Mrs. James G. Hays and ett, 65 years ago, the son of Archi- son James, of Pittsburg, Pa., spent a bald and Isabel .Scott, who carne to - few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Canada from Scotland and located in Wrn. Duff. Hullett Township in the year 185x. Mr. Glen Garniss is at present visit- 'Thirteen .years later the family moved` ing relatives .at Toronto. to East 1.1/4:nn -:•gosh n3 -here the late de- Mr. and Mrs. Chester Pugh of ceased attained his manhood. In the Hamilton, spent Sunday with Mrs. W.'spring of 1885he went to the United. 7. D. 'States and spent the intervening.' ibirsuff, Thornton, Mrs. Wm, Sellers, years until 1893, resident of many of sr., and Mr. Jessop from. Michigan the States of the Union. In 1895 he 'visited with friends here this week. was married to Jean, daughter of the We were sorry to hear of Rev. Mr. late David and Mrs, Scott of East Tate losing his driver Saturday night, Wawanosh, by Rai...Mr. Wall, Pres- 'cause of death was a paralatic stroke. byterian clergyman at BeIgrave: Rev. Mr. Walden returned home on About a year later he purchased a. Saturday after a short vacation in Muskoka. Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Britton of Kin- burn; Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Beatty of Windthorp; Mrs. Wnm, Hall and Miss "Alice Jewitt. of Brussels, 'were visitors With Mrs. Wnn, Duff on Sunday. Mrs. A. H. Coombs and daughter, Mary, are at present visiting relatives 'at Simeoe, Mr. Geo. McDonald left on Friday for a months visit with relatives in Western Canada: Mr. Geo. Greenaway was at Toronto 'Saturday attending the funeral of his nephew, who was drowned at the Is- of Malad City, Idaho; Mrs. Merritt, land, Toronto, on Thursday. Andover, Conn,; Mrs. Symington and. Mr, and Mrs. • Chas. Coultess and Mrs. Baer, Toronto. daughter of Listowel, spent Sunday The funeral took, place from St. An- with relatives here. Conn., was received with profound re- gret. It was known for some time' that Mr, Scott was not enjoying good health, but on leaving Blyth he seem- ed somewhat improved and thorough ly enjoyed ;the motor trip. On the morning of Saturday Aug. 8th., he left his room feeling in good spirits and remarked to his wife on the enjoyable trip that they so far had. On reaching the down stairs he bid his sister, Mrs. L. J. Merritt, with whom they were staying, a cheerful good morning, and almost instantly expired. The cause of death is atttri- buted to hardening of the arteries. with which he was afflicted. farm in Hullett one mile east of Au- burn, where the family resided until conning to Blyth eighteen years agog Mr. Scott engaged in the implement business for a time after coming to town but mostly has lived a retired. life. He was Presbyterian in religion. and Conservative in politics. He leaves to mourn his doss, his wife and one daughter, Patience, to whom much sympathy is extended in: their bereavement, Besides his inr- mediate family he leaves two brothers and three sisters, namely:—Robert Scott, of San Francisco, Cal.; Archie, The many friends of Mrs. Bert Mc- Call were sorry to hear of her being severely injured in a motor crash near Tilbury, and hope she will soon be well again. Three others in the car were killed two of them being her sisters. drew's Church on Wednesday of last Week, service being conducted by the pastor, service being conducted by the- interment in Ball's Cemetery, Hull- ett. The pall -bearers were six nephews of the deceased: Messrs. Larry Whip- ple, of Hartford, Conn„ Otis Whip Miss Ethel Wilbur of Toronto, is ple, Andover, Conn.; Sidney Whipple, at present visiting with Mrs. Jas. Chicago; Fred Scott, New 'fork; At. MastersR. chic Webster, Londesboro and James Mrs.' oss Douglas returned to Tor;;. Webster Hullett,--Blyth Standard, onto, after spending her vacation with The late Mr. Scott was a brother of relatives here, Mr.. W. E. Scott, Victoria St,