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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1922-08-10, Page 8allIWNINNIINOWN w1111I 111111 Il 111 lit fi THE W1NGUM own scestwrwkoww wrswww iloww rp. ,.. .i ;. .:$1.iowlng .of W 11, Cloa ADVANCE BLiTEVALE Miss. Mary Stewart is visiting with friends at Toronto this week, Mi W. A; Griffiths has returned to Montreal, after speeding the past few weeks with friends here. Die and Mrs. Ed, ceultes of Phila- 111 delplp z, .Pa: are spending a few weeks vacation with relatives here and at l.�ipley. Mr. and Mrs. Thos, Stewart visited ing their daughter, Mrs. Clarke of Suai- shine last Sunday. . r )erry Style Coats, Tweeds an f' ► Vel urs 45.00 aninnumsonimm -WHITECHURCH dine, is visiting with Mr. and Mrs., GREY Cottle, Lis- and Mrs. W. J. Foran and daughter, Mary. Kelley of St. Justine, visited with the latter's dparents, .Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Cor iS on 'I;h.ursday'last. Mrs, Jas. Barbour of Fordyce, and .i n. Ben MeClenaghan and baby, Ir- > are' visiting with the former's neer, Mrs. Webster of Killough. lasses Gowdy, of Winghani, spent - week -end with Mr: and. Mrs. Alex eaeirsan .11iEr_ .arid Mrs. Robert Stein of Simp s e Sask., are visiting with his sis- teei:, Mrs- �e57zo. 't?i 'rdon- acTa •sh of as't:e�r Gordon M I' v> mcaxeter, spent last week'with his a . Ie„ Mr. Gordon Elliott. lir. and Mrs. John, Casslick of Cul - u tss, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. axltrn Falconers:, lir: and Mrs. Harry Buxton,"who. naive been visiting with relatives in these parts have returned to their owe in Wilkie, Sask. on .Monday. and Mrs: Jas. Cornelius and Mr and. Mrs. Amos Cornelius spent Setkeday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mc ig ht of Auburn. •; Mre and' Mrs. Milton Bruce and .::hiidren of Belgrave, spent Sunday eveith her sister, Mrs. John Pardon. a rs. Smith of Delhi, spent ` last ^. er..Ft withher sister, Mrs. McCall. X vr. er 1. s ,Naylor Jessie lVa !or spent Sunda verelft Mis Laura. Conn. Y Mr. Kennedy, Peter, Agnes 'and. lean„ spent Sunday "� p nt Su da with Mr. and. Mrs. �..t' 3 ?f. Henderson, of the Bluevale Alex Butler and son Alex, of epent last week with Mrs. 'or 'f a. Pa.Tcaner and Mrs. ` Robt. Purdon and en, spent Sunday, with her par - Mr. and Mrs. Anderson of St. - John Campbell spent last week her sister, Mrs. John Walters, 1 Annie and Russel Moore are ng with their uncle, Mr. Wesley arse of Palmerston. 21 s Kathleen Browning of Kincar- Miss Lavina Carrick of Windham, spent the week -end at her horne here. Mr. and -lies. A. L. Hamilton of Windsor, spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs; :Ell Jacques. Br die of Toronto, is Miss Gladys o visiting with' her friend, Mr. Fed Newman, at' the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Naylor. The funeral of Ralph Morrison, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Morrison' of Kin- loss, took place on Friday last to the Tiffin ° cemetery. Deceased was 20 years old and: had been in .Orillia Hos- pital forsomeweeks. He succumbed tneutnonia. Rev. Mr. Scobie con- n dieted the service. Dr. and Mrs: Hessian of Toronto, attended the ftuieral of Mr. Ralph Morrison and visited with his sister, Mrs. Jas. Morrison._ Our baseball boys won the bare with Westfield on Thursday night, 9 to 6. Miss Annie Simpson of Bassano, Alta., and Mis's Isa Simpson of Chic- ago, are visiting with their. sister, Mrs, Frank Henry. Mr. and Mrs, Orville Tiffin and babe, visited with Mr. and .Mrs. John Falconer last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Elliott. of New Zealand,visited with his .brother, Mr. Gordon Elliott. Mrs. Archie lliott left for a twoeek' visit with her w s people in England prior to returning in September to their home in New Zealand. 1 r. and IVir S. Naylor and Mr. �+1 s. B. S and Mrs. Roy McGee spent Sunday with the formers sister, Mrs. Chas. • :hell of Blyth, Mr, and Airs'. Frank Henry and family . spent a day last week with Rev. and Mrs. `Stuart, Bruce Beach. Mrs. Wm, B4rkett of'Payntop, Sask.,' spent Sunday with her cousin, Mrs. 4Vm: Beecroft. Quite a number. of our young men are leaving next week 'on the Har- vester's ar vester's Excursion for the West. M d M R b t G 11 d M- an Mr o er o ey an children, visited with Maxwell Abram, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Stevenson and daughter, Kate, visited in Galt , and Kitchener over Sunday. Large crowds c w s the Mon- crieff Field day last week. Every, body reports' a good-time. .Mr. , and Mrs. Wni. Schnock and daughter Viola, of Flint, Mich., and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Eighmeand daughter Ruth of Pontiac, Mich., re- turned home after visiting with, Max- well Abram's and M. Krauter's fora couple of weeks. They motored and made the trip in less than a clay. The many friends of J. K. Baker are glad to hear that he is as well as can be expected after undergoing a serious operation in Guelph Hospi- tal. 1\Irs:' George Baeke of Cranbrook is seriously ill, we and sorryto state. NurseCooper of the rotlecon., is waiting on her. Miss ss Louie Lake e of Hamilton ton }s t visiting with her uncle, Mr. Isaac Lake.e Miss Irene 1 Mr. Leonard and i s r ne a Ki ut- er are home fora few days. We are glad to know Henty Muir is able to be about ,:a ain after being g hurtw n cutting he ti g haY• Mr. -and Mrs. Jack Simmonshave home after spending a week at Kincardine Beach. - Mrs: Jas. Murray was operated ated on in Toronto Hospital last week. We surelyhope she will be better as she has been a sufferer for months. Mrs. J. D. McEwen of . Lower Windham, visited with her sisters, Mrs. M. Kramer and Mrs. Maxwell Abram last week. GLENANNAN Mr. and Mrs. David Wallace, Mr: and Mrs. Thos. Wallace, and Baugh - ter Agnes, and Mr. William; Wallace W'tnt ham Races ,in Wednesday and were in.attendance at ;the marriage ,of Thi.*sday, August 9th and loth. Andrew Wallace and Miss Gladys i Spindler of Toronto .on Tuesday. ®®t11s®ael'a11111I01 Il ti t. 114n i u%aet,; hers S ale of Corsets at Half tee, ne wV stock, all Sizes. See our south wired i'w. 2/ belt Flannelette Blankets, rush . l l , pp ; e Work Shirts, khaki black, etc ...89c tredst e t'laIlld'sa prices clot to clear. Mr. and Mrs. John Metcalfe al- ma! tended the funeral of Mr. Stevenson. ..of Stanley last week. Mr. Leslie Fortune is sporting a IN new Ford car. "Be on the lookottt girls•„ V Mr. and Mrs. Win. Marshall and family, spent Sunday'' with Mr. and. 'NTrs. Edgat of Corrie, During an electrical storm which passed over this community last week, Mr. Saniuet Marshall's barn was struck by lightning. The light- ning running clown .'the --.end of the barn and blowing out a corner of stone wall, it is fortunate no .greater damage was done. Miss Addie Breckenridge is spending her holidays_-ith friends In Bluevale. Mr, and Mrs. John H. Stevenson and fainile> of Seaforth, spent Sunday with Mr. John Metcalfe. They mot- ored up. a lal 0i ®I 0 0 N H barath MORRIS Mr:' Jas. Aitcheson of Hamilton, and Mrs. Jas, Cleghorn of Port Col- borne,, spent a few days last week with the fornierS daughter, Mrs;'Will Abraham. Me. and Mrs, Alex Coutts 0f Wing- laam, spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Robert Hetherington. Mr: and Mrs. Robert Golley and ohildrett spent the weekend with Mr, Maxwell Abraham of Ethel, Mr. and Mrs. ,Peter Mc:lntosh and family',' Kincardine, Punt .Sunday a,t Me. Thomas Abraham's, Miss Gourley of Brooklyn is visit- ing her Sister, Mr's, Alex MacEwen, for a few clays. Mr. Thomas Abi alaa pCatt f v days at Kttt Z lest t wC4 , Mr. and Mrs, Rebore: Stein of Mani- toba', r.ni-toba', s>cn+ a 'rcw days hist week in'ltl ,Rfin aid :kite, Jae,.,(Polley. { Miss Margaret Rolph of Mitchell, is visiting relatives here at present. Mr, and Mrs, j. Greenwood and Mrs. Rolph sr., of Stratford, motored up and, spent Sunday with Mrs. J. Rolph. Mis Eva Duff of Welland, is home for her vacai~ion: Messi's. Geo, Yeo and Wm. Gallaher Went fishing on Monday afternoon and :each came horne with a to lb. string :of black bass. Miss Sanderson returned home to Toronto on Monday after, spending the past few weeks here. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Johnston motored to Hamilton and spent the week. -end with relatives there. Mrs: Deyell and children of Wing - ham, visited with her sister, Mrs, Geo. Mowbray ,oue day last week. There were 49 froin here took in the excursion to Kincardine on Thurs- tidayre. and report having had a good Our efficient teacher, Mrs. A. Ait- ken has returned home after taking a„course in Art at Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. H. lfanimond spent Sunday a the lakeside. Mr.'Wm, McKinney 0f Palmerston, was home: over Sunday, Mrs. Alex, Mowbray of Dungannon, spent a few days with Mrs. W. Leg- gett. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Aitcheson , of Stoney Creek, are visiting ewith. rela- tives here: Mrs. Schoales has returned horde to Port Huron after spending a short vacation with Mrs. J. W. King. Mr. Raymond Elliott had the mis- fortune to run"a rusty nail in the palm of his handl this week which laid him up for a few days. We hope he will soon be O. K. again: On Monday Mr. Jas. Wray tied one of his horses' in the church shed and took the other one to the blacksmith shop and while he was away the one in the shed broke loose and got out on the street and a lady with an utn- b-e1la up went to stop it and the ani- mal dropped dead. EAST: WAWANOSH Misses Annie Robinson Lulu and Lena Chamne took in the excursion to Kincardine ,on Thursday. Mr, and Mrs, Alf.>VY a Tor and four children of Chatham are visiting at the home . of his brother, Mr. Geo. Naylor, Mrs, Paynton, Wm. Birkett, t et , ay ton, Sask., is visiting with her sister, Mrs. Geo. Naylor. Miss :Mae Bone, who has been tak- ing the teacher'course in Guelph, returned to her home on Saturday. Mr."and Mrs. R. Richardson and family of Timmins, . who are on a. motor trip through W estern Ontario, were guests of Mr. G. R. Irw.in's. Mrs: R:James of tate' Eastern boun- dary, was called to Blyth on Wednes- day last owing to the death of her brother, Mr, Wesley Taman, after a lingering illness. He leaves an, aged mother, .a widow and two small child- ren. Miss Florence Deacon I) ac n ltas returned from Guelph; where she has been tak- ing the five weeks' course in Agric- ulture. Miss Margaret Cowan of Blyth, vis- ited friends on the Toth last week. Ea.tensive'plans are being made for the 5oth anniversary picnic of S. S. N. 9, to be held in Mr. Perdue'sgrove on the 23rd. inst, Everybody'come and bring a basket, g bask et, (not empty) and have a good time. Mr. R. 11. Deacon has returned from Guelph and intends going West on the Excursion. BELMORE A very interesting family gathering took place last Thursday at "The Elms," the ;old Lowry homestead, near Belmore, when -members of the family from all parts gathered in. a final 'reunion before the farm, which has been sold, passed into stranger's hands. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Lowry and Mr, and Mrs. A. H. Lowry acted as hosts and hostesses for the occasion and a very enjoyable time was Spent by all present: Among those present were Mrs, • D, Rogers and Mr. and Mrs, F. Marlatt of St. Thomas, Mr, and Mrs. J. tt Lowry, Miss ,Beulah and Master Jack of Lindsay, Miss Cecil Jupp of Orillia, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Nickel and family of Toronto,. Mr, and Mrs. F. C., Rogers and son Mof- fatt of Hamilton, and Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Lowry and fancily of Niagara Falls. GORRIE lrvlrs, 11acbryci' and -laughter of Toronto, ate visiting with Mrs. John Hyndtnan.- Mr, Cathcart, son and d tr'ltter ' ,i'e visitors with Mr, and Mrsa V, Hol- mes. They motored from .Indiana. Rev. Mr. Telford of Blyth,conduct- ed tate services in the .Presbyterian chttrch on Sunday last and gave an interesting discourse. The morning of the 7th. did not look as though our sports, ete. wotfld be carried on but the rain ceased and by noon the crowds began to arrive aiid everything was carried out as usual,. The procession of Calithunip- ian s, etc., being the equal to former years. Chcsley won froin Clifford and •Wroxeter from ,1+"ordwich in the baseball games The entertein,ttent held izt the park ova,, ivell attended in spite Of the cool irerenin, and the ert tcr•ta.iners "vete fairty well tatisfving , to mot of t9;,c people, Thursday, August lucks:, x922 LUCKNOW Miss Belle Robert nee has returned home from a holiday in Muskoka. Misses Helen and Muriel MacI(en- zie of Windsor, are visiting friends. rn town. ., Miss' Margaret Geddes is visiting with Miss Bertha McGee at Kincar- dine Beach, " Mr. and Mrs, D. Geddes and Miss Dean Geddes, visited with Mr. and Mrs. R. S, McGee, IKineardipe Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Hayles and fancily, Guelph,paid a pleasantvisit to anany Lucknow friends last Week, Rev. J. E. Ford of Goderich, con- ducted. ,services in the Methodist church here last Sunday... Rev. R. McCalIum' and family are spending• a month's vaca.tiou at Bruce Beach. Miss Katie MacDonald of town, bas been engaged. as teacher for the, En- trance class, by the Lucknow school board, ..ruing Smith of Winghatn,'is'vis- iting with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas,.;Irving.: JAMESTOWN Mr, and Mrs. David Ramsay ac- companied by Misses Donalda Mac- Donald and Sybil King motored to Hensall last Sunday where Miss Elva Ramsay accompanied them home. Miss Elva Ramsay spent a couple of. weeks with friends and relatives in London, Port Stanley, Port Perry,! Grand Bend and Hensall. Tubby Fixter,;catcher, for the Jun- iors,never n e lets the bailet byhim. g. EAST WAWANOSH COUNCIL ' Minutes of council meeting held on July 25th. All the members present. Minutes of last •meeting were read and approved. The treasurer's half yearly statenient'to June•3oth, show- ing -a howing'a balance on hand of $679.45 re- ceived and filed. - By-law No. 6, 5922, authorizing the Reeve and Tr'eassirer to borrow sufficient money to 'fneet the current. expenditure was duly'read and passed. , The folio 'in accountse w g were paid: F. Devereaux, gravel, $ro.00; Thomas Taylor, gravel, .$1o.8o; R. J. McGee, gravel, $1g.65; R. Patterson, gravel, S18.00; R. J. McGee, shovelling gravel, 82.50; R. Patterson, shovelling gravel $2.5o; James Brown, tile $33.o0; Fras- er Leith, tile $32.7o; Wm. Ruddy, 're- bait- dram, con. i, . $7.00; R. Coultes, repairing plow, $6.00; R. Chaniney, re- pair hill, sideline :33 and 34, con. 8., $6.35; W. J. Arbuckle, work on hill on con. 12, $40.00; The Blyth Stand- ard, Collector's Roll dud printing, ,$7 46; The Advance office, printing Voter's Lists, s $63:45• J. Craig, grad- ing, d iug, $235.00; Sam Hutchison, repairs to grader, $1o.o5. Next meeting will be held on Tues- day, Augusta th at one o'clock. 9 A..ocanek. Porterfield, Clerk. 48Mills O . h My. Come, ,listen just a minute, While 1 to you relate, This year our taxes they will be In mills _just 48, Soine will .fret and worry, Some will cuss and hate, It won't make any difference, Nor change the 48. Our coal bins may be empty, And dear fuel be our fate, Yet with all, we'll have to pay, That dreaded 48. But yet we have a showing, Something that's really great, A°beau Thetyresspltotof ie,48: Winghani town, u We'll pay our money gladly down, And proudly will `relate, Iloyv that ti Winghazlt's beauty grew, Froth the fruit of 48, BORN Corbett -Iii Beigrave, on Saturday,' August 5th., to Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Corbett, a daughter. Breen -In Windham General Hospit al, on Sunday, August 6th., to Mr. and Mrs. Jas. V. Breen, a daughter, eaeae Keep Windshield Clean Many motorists fail to provide zsieans for keeping the windshield clear and speed along through. the streets and, highways in inclenlent weather with their view almost total- ly obscured, This is a dangerous prac- tice, and no matter how important bites mission or errand May be, one should not attempt to drive without providing means for a elear view ahead and both sides of the inadhiile, It is in inclement weather that the motorist is more liable to kill or maim pedestrians, and every motorist who drives in snow or rain without means for keeping the, windshield suific"sent- ly elc'ar, should open the wind shiel d stifficiently 1o ensureaclear view ahead, It is Par better to endure e little' di scbni bit ot hardship than to. drive r,tleng blindly and cattle the death of sUriotis injury of other tilers of the streets ansa highways; :LIBBER HEELS ..FREE .. During the remainder of August ''ase will put Rubber Heels on all new goods bought from us absolutely "Free of Charge" This offer applies only to shoes that have not been worn; but includes every and all kinds of shoes for Girls, Boys, Women and Men. If you wear Rubber Heels you have much great- er coxhfort-They are `.`next to wings". The Leadin 1 - s.uuu 129. �._:• .... •r Shoe Store Of. Huron County QA7sw..tA. ea, .a.:/L,rrs MORRIS COUNCIL Minutes of Council Meeting held in the Township Hall, Morris, on Mon- da July 1 th 122 Y, J Y 7 9 . Councillor Adams aas absent. Minutes.. of last .meeting nd`the'special meeting held Gode- rich rich were read and approved. The re- port on the Douglas Drain• was read and provisionally adopted. The Town- ship rate:for the present year was fix- ed at three mills on the dollar. Tlie following' accounts were paid: Wesley Jermyn, grading $5.00; Thos. Warwick, grading $6.5o; Wm. Sellers, grading $6.5o;; Joseph Ilicegg, .gravel- ling, $5.00; W. H. Kerr, account, $11.5o; Joseph Hogg, grading $4.5o; Thos. Ryans, ditch on con. 3, $18.00; John Taylor gravel, $7.5o; Neil Mc- Callum, shovelling, $2,00; W. C. Cam- pbell, gravel, $4,50; Robert Bell, Work $5.00; Jas. Lawson, gravel, $r7.85;` Geo. MacDonald gravel, $3.15; H. Bos- man, gravel, $13.5o John Barr, grav- el, $.. $..70; Wm. Wilkinson, gravel, 9oe; Wm. Salter gravel, $5.1o; Jas. Pea- cock, gravel, ea-cock,''gravel, $io.80; Jas. Gibson,g ra- vel, $1350; P. J. Kelly, gravel. $7.65; Mike Kelly, gravel,7.5o; Wm: Hoy, Y, gravel T5c; Earl Hayley, shovelling, • $3.75; Cliff Yeo, shovelling $5.00; Frank Kearney, gravel, $8.5.5;' Charles Bembridge, gravel, $15.55; Chas. Bern - bridge, gravelling $12.5o and shovell- ing $5:oo; Wm. Armstrong, Coultes Drain, $.500.00; Joe. Kelly, shovelling: $5.00; •II. Pierce, • gravel, 8.40; J. P. Kelly, work on road, $5.50; Municipal World. Supplies, $8,59; Chas. Elliott, tile (Corbett) $19.6o; H. Kirkby, Blyth creek (ektension drain) $5oo.00; Geo: Gloucher, digging ditch, $27.75. Next meeting will be held on Aug- ust 2rst,, 1922. A. MacEwen, 1 > .Cler k, BELGRAVE Billy ` Corbett wears a broad smile these, days and no wonder isn't he the proud "Daddy" of six bright little girls? Q The regular meeting ng of the Wom- en's Institute,will be held at the home of Mrs. Milton Lake on Tuesday, August 25th.. A paper entitled "Prob- lems of the Farm Housewife" will be given by Mrs. John Coultes, also a readingt 'by Miss Luella Hopper. Roll:. ca11="My Favorite Pickle". All the ladies of the community are cordially invited. Ill■III■Iil■III IIIUIII■III■all II ■I � ■ I II■IIi!•II�III■I ILII III■illAlll�ll10111■IIIl1 I.I ■I Ir � ■ ■i!t' u lA II M I hili III 11,0110 r ■� w IVA _ u u Eta 0 u A T hl_n� VwmfAT, �h � V And Saturda _■ - Final Clearance Sale of Summer Ready -to -Wear mild Dress Materials 1 1 Prices. Reduced 20 to 50t P. LADIES' WEAR Voile Dresses Organdy. Dresses Ratine Dresses ,. Taffeta Dresses ' - Cat;,ton" Crepe, Dresses Spring Coats Homespun Suits Tricotine Suits Separate Skirts Voile Blouses Crepe-de»Chene :Blouses Bathing Suits SUMMER DRESS MATERIALS r' Irported' Swiss Organdy Iniported English Voile Imported English Ratine Imported Scotch Gingham EMNANT SALE 300 Remnants, 5 s. t half vice. 5 yds. at MEN'S WEAR Men's :Palm` Beach Suits Men's Homespun Suits Men's Worsted Snits.• Men's Odd Pants r... Men's Raincoats 'Men's Straw Hats 'Men's Balbriggan Underwear Men's Shirts, Ties, .etc. KING'S GROCERY' DEPT. Pure Foods At Money Saving Prices Laundry Soap, all makes, bar 7e Best Shelled Walnuts, lb ... ...-,,gc Best Raisins, per lb. 20c Extra Good Brooms, 1,25 for 75e 3 lbs. Goo dTea .. 5.2,5 Red Salinon, per tin ......:. ...... 35c Rice, 3 lbs. - 25e. T3 .lbs. Granulated Sugar $r.00 Matches, per box .:. ............roc' Creamery v i" _ Slitter, per dl. .......;3sc iIINNIMIi hMi1lAKiliI111liiIMI1110IIIIt BROS.