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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance, 1922-08-31, Page 8TIEIF."WXNGHA�+t ,AP'i7ANRE mumtowassigie •y 'F imov f mosimalosti lm :;lel migissm tla Id kg 1. . 1 1 ool St oys' :Soho, l Sits in serviceable el R thent 'ewest Belted dels R!: hard wear. i ree mUGHIe s Extra Pair of B ys' BI homers FREE with every Boys' Suit SolNt. on Saturday Sept. 2nd. f• WESTFIELD The Westfield Epworth 'League and Circle are having a social evening on Mt; James Tunneys lawn, on the• op; polite corner to the Westfield church ow Thursday evening, August 31st, There is a good program prepared, 'after which there will be a corn roast and light ' refres'hnients served. Ad- mission i:oc and x5c. Miss Eliina and Mabel Walden have returned from a visit with Lucknow friends. 111 Miss Annie ;[flair is visiting with tier Strathroy friends this week. ® Mt. Frank Campbell hacl the anis- *" fortune to brake his arm lastywcek. SA .EAST WAWANOSH 1 'ham,. •and Mrs. Sari Young of Wing- i� ham,. spent Sunday with his brother, 7.i Mr. Jas. Young. ®1 The congregation of Calvin' church Ns were pleased to welcome Rev. Mr. Boyle of Southampton; back again. f�1 111 M. 11 MI 111 1 ■ 1 1111 111 1 11 MissMargaret Aitken of Glenann- an, was renewing old' acquaintances around here on Sunday. Messrs. Dick Deacon, John- Men- zies and Thos. Robinson went to the. west on Wednesday last, Miss Vera Fallahey and her cousin from Toronto, are visiting with her aunt, Mrs. Bert Thonipson. Mrs. Adams andleer, cousin, Mr. Joe Lawson visited with Mrs. Thos`' Robinson on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Mason and chil- dren, and her uncle Mr. John Ben gough visited with her brother, Mr. Alf. Clark, H.ensall, on Sunday. Mrs. Wm. 13eecroft, Mrs. Ilarry McGee and Mr. and Mrs. J. 'D Bee- croft spent last Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Jaynes Austin of Belmote. Mr. ,and Mrs. Jas. Robinson of Wingham, spent Sunday with his sis- ter, Mrs. Wm..Beecroft. Mr: and Mrs. Bert Thompson and bhby Floyd, and Miss Vera .. Fallaher and cousin of Toronto, visited last Friday with Mr. , • and Mrs. Reiiber Appleby and Mr. and Mrs. McGill of `Lurnberry. •Mrs, Sam "Hutchison and daughter, Dorothy, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Will Conn. of Whitechurch. Mr. and Mrs. John Falconer and Mrs. Richard Wellwood of Orange ville, spent Sunday with Mrs. Joe. Wellwood, Wingham:: • Thursday, Aug., 3 t. x902., SAT • RAVI Mr.•and Mrs, Bert Harris of 15th con,, Idowick, called o:n their uncle and aunt, Mr, and Mrs. A. E. Galla- her last Sunday.. Mr. and Mrs; John Hartley of Van - leek Rill, and daughter, Pauline, spent the holidays with friends here. Mr, and Mrs. Edwin Palmer, ac- companied the pastor, Mr. Holmes to the Salem circuit north of Teeswater last Sunday, Rev. J. A. McKelvey' of Teeswater., a cuit reach - an eel former expastorof oserrnon�rlast Sunday to a full church. Mr. and Mrs, John Gowdy spent last Sunday with their daughter, Mrs, Fred Hyndnnan, near Gorrie. Mrs. Brunslill and children of Sas- katoon, are at present visiting her sis- ter, Mrs, Edwin Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. Jermyn from' near. Bluevale, called on Mr, and Mrs. Mel- vin Willits last. Sunday. 11 • Mr. and Mrs. D. L Weir .spent last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. 'Thomas Montgomery, near Belgrave Among those who left for the West last week were Messrs. Leslie Bolt, Gordon Wray, James Wray and Alex. McPherson. _ - Rev. Mr. and Mrs. McConnell of Grand Rapids, Mich,spent their va- cation with their uncle and aunt, Mr., and Mrs. Andrew Gemmill and other friends around here. Miss Vera Edgar from near Blue - vale, and Miss Gertie Bush of 'Wrox- eter, spin n one e day last week with TURNBERRY COUNCIL • Minutes of council meeting held on Aug. 2xst, • 1922. All the members present. The minutes of last meet- ing were read and approved on mo- tion of W. A. Mines and J. J. Moffatt, On motion of J. L. MacEwen and A. Wheeler, by-law. No. 13, 5922, was passed toborrow money for current expenditure untiLtares are collected Three tenders were received on the Henderson drain, on motio'n of J. L. MacEwen and W. A., Mines that of Greenaway and Cleghorn was accept- ed at $274.99, it be}ng, the.lowest. Moved by W. A. Mines, and J. J. Moffatt, that FredrT Edgar be ap- pointed inspector on the Henderson drain, Baird _drain and the Armstrong BRUSSELS 'Following an illness of several mon- ths, Margaret Jane Bell, -wife of Lor- ,nzo. Frain. passed away at her home qua the third concession of Grey town - slab, at the age of 58 years. The fun- eral took place to Brussels cemetery. awl Friday afternoon. An unfortunate accident happened ;at the close of the morning service in •1Mrlveilie ' church on Sunday, when ;Mrs. .Arnold of Hamilton, who had :arrived here the night before for a t Fish with her friends in Morris town- ehb,lell while :descending the cement steps at, •the entrance of the church. ,She: was carried across the street to Dr. McCrae's office and there driven •ttor Palmerston Hospital, where upon X-ray examination, it was found her AFan3a was broken and badly splintered 'between the ankle an knee, together • oa'sri'3a a badly bruised shoulder. Mrs. Arnold is a sister to Robert and Miss rtie. of :Morris. The play entitled "Too Many Hus- bands,' 'was -presented in the town hall here on Tuesday night by 'the? young people of Belgrave, under the i direction of the:Women's Institute,; and drew a large crowd, BELMORE Owing to no service here on San- day unday a number attended Wroxeter and Salem churches. • Mrs. Joseph Hall has.returned from Toront, where she was called owing to the serious illness of her son, Her- mon, who underwent a serious oper- ation for appendicitis at the hospital there, all later reports he is doing nicely. • - Miss Margaret Austin and Miss Eunice Hackney took in the excur- sion to Toronto on Saturday. Rev. and Mrs. MtConnell and fam ily left for their home at Grand Rap- ids this week. . Nurse B. Dickson is a visitor at her home here. Miss Minnie Jeffray spent the week end with friends in Wroxeter. Mrs. Murray is visiting with friends at St. Helens. Our baseball team played the bri.ck yard boys. on Friday 'evening, the score being 5-55. Mrs. Bruce and little son of Win- nipeg, are visitors at James Douglas' Gravel Road. GLENANNNAN Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Weir. Mr. and Mrs. Win. _Mines .and fam- ily were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. David Breen. 'Mr. George Muir of Toronto, is holidaying at his home here. Mrs. Taylor and Miss L. Taylor of St. Thomas, are visiting at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Elliott, ivIrs. Neil Reid of Paisley, is visit- ing with her mother, Mrs. Aitken. Mr, Peter Muir is Bone for his holi- days_ Master Clarke Elliott is holidaying with friends in London and Windsor. Mr. James Aitken of Breton, is re- newing acquaintances with friends in these parts. Mr, and Mrs. Win. A. Mines and. children spent last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.' David Breen of theloth:, con:, 'Turnberry. Mr.' and Mrs. Wm. -McKersie of Gorrie, visited at the home of their, son, Mr. Roy McKersie last week. Mrs. J. J. Weir of Toronto, spent a few days this week with Mrs. Win, Weir and other friends. WHITECHURCI. Mr. and Mrs.- Alex. Mowbray and children of, Dungannon, spent Sun I day with his parents, Mr.' ;and Mrs John Mowbray. Mrs. Wm. Martin and Bruce spent a couple of days lastweek with Mrs: M. Chowen of Brussels. The following accounts were paid, for gravel, Wm. Mundell '$8.55;•R. Stapleton $6.00; D. 0. Stokers $6.75; D. Totten $9.00; J. Metcalf $10.65 D. H. Wallace $17.70; W. J. Campbell $6.75; A. McKague $12.00; John Smith $6.00 W. A, McGill $4.80; A, Car- ruthers $7.8o; R. Hog $27.90; Jas. McBurney $xo.so; S. Vanstone • 87.05; A. McTavish $6.75; Win. Ball S9.75; D. Jewett $S.40; J. McNaughton $6.00 H. v1erkley $5,10; J. W. 'Neil $5.50;. Wm. Finley'$54.7o; E. Peters $3•15; R. Hupfer $6.5o, wort: on boundary; J, Gallaher, $ix.00; work'on boundary; D, Fortune $2.20, tile; Jas.' Porter $6, expense to Clinton; John Mundell .$7; sheep killed; J. J. Moffatt $i.5o, insp.; Colgate Press $5.4o, advertising; A. G. Smith $51.9o, printing and adver- tising; F, A. Edgar $35o.00, fees re Armstrong drain; P. Powell $3o.00,. fees-.Ai`mstrong . drain; J. Greenway 15.00,' bal. Jermyn drain; J. T. Wylie r6.5o, gravel. On motion of A. Wheeler and J. J. Moffatt, the next council meeting will be held in Bluevale, on Monday, Sept: 25th., 1922, at x p. m. P. Powell, Clerk. Mr. "and -Mrs. Ida McQuoid and Messrs. Chas. Rintoul and Sam Hut- chison spent Sundaywith friends in Lanes.• Our Stock is L.:1rge .1,nd V- ried ~y and our Prices Vary easona 1,,:. The Lea Phone 129. A®� In Shoe Store of Huron.0 runty Singh ,:' m, II►' nt. Mr. and Mrs. I3. S. Naylor and: Mr.' er .and children, spent .Sunday with and Mrs. Roy McGee spent Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Purdon. with Mr. and Mrs. Win., Fraser of We are sorry to report the severe Bluevale. illness of Mrs. Jas. McClenaghan, Mr. - Mrs. W. R. Farrier and Miss Win- and Mrs. Harry McClenaghan of Bel- nifred, left on Saturday to visit rela- grave, arid Mrs. Dobie of Wingham, Mr, Wm.Iiawthorne and daughter;• tives in Toronto. - were with he on Sunday Mrs. Isaac of Brantford, and Mrs. Mr.• Stanley Thompsonand Robbie of Mrs. rim, Naoe m vn andg s with J her Kerr of Goderich, spent Sunday with Stewart went to the westLang side, Mr. Jas. Wilson. ri;, • Irl: Joe Holmes. `� I day. Dr. and Mrs. Alex. Simpson and Mr. Mickey 7.h M MissMabel.Gor- Palmerstonsses , are ca�drtRuth wMhorilieir week. coins>lis, isles tee e •' ^.� Snazel and. Mr.. The funeral of the :late Mr. Alex - children of .Kintatl, spent Sunday with I water, visite w M srene tint Aheir his brother; Mr. Robert' Simpson. ton, a,few. days last ' 1VI;r-s. Richard Wellwood of Orange- I Mr. and 'Mrs. Phillip.Steele and Moore. -ville, spent last week with Mrs. John granddaughter, Viola , Falconer.. I and Mrs. Thos. Rivett of Dungannon,, ander McKenzie took place from the Mr. and Mrs. Jas: Robinson of spent Sunday at-thehome of Mr .and 'homtof his dawheerr, l s. T .Wingharn, Mrs. Wm.• Beecroft ' and I Mrs. Jas. Cornelius. I g Satin -- -Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Beecroft spent I -Miss Edith Peddle • took the topic day„ o k the .se 26th. RevwaMr.89 Scobie Sunday with the . "tatters' parents, Mr.1 in Guild on Sunday evening, givi •. g rs and Mrs. Andrew Kirk of Seaforth. I report of the Sunday School work) and 9 moniths. Much sympathy is ex - Mr. and Mrs. Wm._ Martin and son, , taken at Summer School at Lake 1 tended 'toathe chiidreof Paris, visited Bruce, spent Sunday with Mr, and Couchichinig. Mrs. Bert Martin of Wroxeter. Miss Amelia Leaver, who has been last.,week with her brother, Mr. John Mrs. MacGregor and Roy, and Mrs. visiting in Palmerston, returned to Ca. pbell. ohn Haggitt of Blyth, is vis - dayRoss. and --Malcolm, left.on Fri -I her home last week. 1' rs. ti nth her -parents, •A2lyth, vis- day.to take in the exhibition in To- Mr. and Mrs Thos. Henderson and ting v` ronto, and to visit relatives there. I children and Mrs. and Mrs. F. Coult-Alec. Emerson, ___ i ®lili�!illnl�l l 11111111�II17.11117.11117. - Ilii�lii= 1r11117.111�III�III11i17.1111®lihlli�liil�llll llI iii®II111111lII1i11�111111111I1�1111�III11il®III®III Ii11111�111®i l _ Get The Children : �pGC1�� Values I oys end Girls ._, 11111111111®IIIt11111111®111®111®11113111®111®11 From Other Papers (Frohn the Fremont, 0., Messenger.) The ladies of the Plum St. church. have discarded clothes of all kinds. Call at 44 North Plum street and in- spect them:_, (From th(Portland Oregonian); WANT—Middle aged lady, over 4o, for housekeeper, bachelor .on 5 acre tract, will give good home and no chil- dren. Vancouver, Wash., R.F.D. No 6, box 107.: The steadily increasing percentage of -sat- isfied Imperial Polarine users is convinc- ing proof that the right grade -of Imperial olarine is giving the greatest degree of 17.ibricat ig service and satisfaction to .Canadian automobile and trick ' owners. Check up your car on the Imperial Chart. of Recommendations. Use the grade of Imperial Polarine Motor Oils recommen- ded exclusively. IMPERIAL 1; ,, IL LIMITED -Manufae tr'ers'srid'Mar1Zcters of Imperlai Paparinc Motor this and Marketats in Cancaln of Gargoyle Mobiloit. SCHOOL SUPPLIES Our stock is complete', in SCRIBBLERS EXERCISE;BOOICS DRAWING BOOKS WRITING BOOKS NOTE BOOKS SLATES LEAD PENCILS PAINTS CRAYONS ERASERS Etc., Etc. H B. Elliott Books, Stationery, Mragazlncs.. 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