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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1923-09-06, Page 8t l Coats9 h: 6 glumengsminglininin urberry Ci,«.. ats in L.vett, ter C d.11.;P,rs;:ell deer aver9 Heather, Os Sizes 36, 38,00, 42, 44„ Thursd 1Hanna ■ 9f®®11l?�ils�®� .' E IC y, . Frid iwn, is with sown. �A Satnrd,: si THE WING•HAM ADVANCE milUmact;AaimosumiiiignsuotiostiloiousamaigaMisaieuirisimpumuntoi BLU VALE Rev. Mr. Pearson of Calgary, tools eltar'e of the services in the Metho- dist Church Sunday evening and gave an excellent sermon, ttaldng for text "Let Hina Deny Himself, Take up His Cross and Follow Me", Rey, Mr. Clydesdale was also present and sang - a solo which was muat appreciated, Dr. and Mrs. Ed. Coupes have re- turned home to Philadelphia \after spending a few weeks with relatives around here. Mr. and Mrs, Dick Reid of Brook- lyn, N.Y, spent a few clays with- their cousin, Mrs. ' Robt, Musgrove. Mi*. and Mrs. J. W. King visited.re- latives at Bervie last week. Miss Cora. Messer of Toronto, was here catling on old friends for a few day's last week. Rev, and Mrs.' Wilkinson are spend- ing their holidays with, relatives at Ripley. ip y Misses Margaret ..and Grace Curtiss are visiting . relatives at Mitchell and Toronto at present. Mr. Eldon McKinney has been ap- pointed operator at Acton, _Ont. Mrs, and Rev. Clydesdale of Exeter and Mrs. Mills 0 fB1YthSp spent Sunday Y with 'Mrs. Grace Snell. Mr, and Mrs. M, Y. Farrow of Coll ingwood visited with 1VIr. R. Mus- grove. .., , Mr, Win. Stewart of BowlineGreen is up for a few days assisting his father to build a new ltouse,on the old Stewart homest=ead."' sand Mrs. John Anger of Neu stad, spent the week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alex McGee. Mr. and Mrs. G. Gallaher and Mr. and Mrs: M. Masters of Belgrave' spent Sunday at the hottte of Jas. Masters. " - - Miss Laura Holmes returned to her school at Wolverton on Monday and .Miss Zelma Turvey also returned to hers at Tupperville. Mr, and Mrs. Geo. MVlowbray also• Mr. and Mrs. H. McAllister of Alma spent Labor Day, with friendsl here. School ie -opened T ws d -ay With a good attendance. w. Miss Bessie Nichol returned to Tor- onto, Monday after a few weeks visit at the home of her parents.' as Miss Dorene Haney of Wingham; spent Labor Day, with Mrs. J. Mast- 11131511MME ■ ■ ■ ■ 311 l■ MI a ■ l■ ■ ■ w 111 New Dress Goods, Crepes and Silks, trs Hosiery, roves and Underwear Cbrsets, �■ Svvsa a ort yi G t i!! in Best Makes. Values in all Lines Unsurpassed. ERN Sgt rm,00 MEM= OMNI ■ • all Goods e ve d;:a°st passed illi- Qta-riesko Ste eats dies', . m ss s'. a w; d Childrearm's Fall :E)I>dtri 'lal�iN ..r Coats. You Will Find o,, r N' w Models At- tractive a Our Prices i I t?; hit. ■• Visit th thi 3 3 What about your New Fall coat. Shipments of . Men's and" 1 are Now in Stock, is'Take a Look a t OUP "Fite Rite" O ltd , p j elor" . Suit and Overcoats. Our New * .. Winners. Store Suit or Over - Boy's Clothing '= es in and "Bach-,prvi Styles are 0 1 leis. Mr. and Mrs. Wes Leggatt spent Sunday with Whitechurch friends. Mr. L. Hyles and Miss Jeanette Mowbray, visited at Holstein on Sun - Mrs. 5. "W King and Mrs. Rainton are spending a few. days at Toronto this week. Ivlr. and Mrs, Walter, Scott and f family of Seafort&. spent Labor Day . BELC4RAAVE with Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Scott. Dr: Dan Geddes, wife and family. Mr. Milve Sellers is taking in the of 'L' ucknow, spent a day among old Toronto exhibition this week. r Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Greer; Mrs. A. friends in the village last week. H. Musgrove; Mrs. Jno: Musgrove Miss Beatrice Faifservice of Hullett aid Mrs: E. Bosman all of Wingham, spent a few day's with her cousin, Nor- ah ' p g Vancamp. guest of. Mr. and Mrs; John Stewart. Mrs. Dan Geddes is "visiting with friends in Nappinee, New StarCafi Day Night Service( Open from 6.30.a.m, till iz pan. Ftil1 Course Dinners from ax a. m. tilt 2 p.m. Price 40c Supper from 5 p.m. till 7 p.m. Price 40c Lunches Served after 7 p.m. at cheapest rates. ar Meals. for $7,00. Buy a Weekly Veal Ticket. materials used. Only the 'best mat Patrons served courteously. We aim to ('please, $ Meals at above prices to corn- ,' mence Saturday, Sept, xst. Telephone arrangements prom - 1 ptly'attended to. Phone 263. -- Sunday Service till 7.3o p.m. JOE MARKS'Proprietor. ,. W HITECHURC][ Misses i\f rion and ,Ethel Simpson of Wingham, spent last •week with their aunt,:-ktrs. Frank Henry, Mr, and Mrs. Art Moore and Miss Ilene Moore motored to Palmerston, on:'Wednesday and spent the day with his; brother, Mr. Wes. Moore, Mr. Fred Newman of Toronto, is spending this week at the home of Mr, and Mrs. 13, S. Naylor, • Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Stnith of Luck - now spent Sunday with ^ their aunt,. Mrs .Jas. Cornelius. Master Willie Mowbray visited last week with his grand -mother, Mrs. Hutchinson of London, and his aunt, Mrs, Sam 'Leggatt of Holland. Mr, and Mrs, Alec. I3utler, and son Alec of Clinton, spent t\qC, week -end with her sister, Mrs..OrvaliiTiffrn, and her parents, Mr' and Mrs. McInnes. Miss Agnes Kennedy of Guelph 0, i at her home here, o1'da n 's 1t i A. r Y. g Misses Flora Ross and Addie of To-- 'ronto, are holidaying at the home of, their parents, Mr: and Mrs. Mac Ross. Miss Robina Henry left last week for her school in Guelph. Miss Isabel"Fox returned to Galt, .on Monday. Mr, Carl Lott of Kincardine, spent .the week -end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lott. `Mr. and Mrs, Jack Henderson and children of Paramount, spent Sunday with her siter, Mrs. Mac Ross. Mr. ' Frank Paterson of'Detrdit, is spending the week -end with his fath- er, Mit: Ken Patterson. Mrs. Wm. Put -don, Aldin and Mabel and Mrs.. John' Purdon and children, and" Mr, Harold Whewell spent last" Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs, And- rew Stein of Ashfield. IVliss Iiia Simpson of Chicago, is visiting with her sister, Mrs. Frank Henry. , ' Master :Malcolm Ross started to the High School this week. Mrs. John Falconer was attending her sister-in-law, Miss Ellen Falconer of.Langside,,last week, Miss Falconer is seriously ill at present, Miss Nettie' Cottle visited with her sister, Mrs. Ed. 13rcAvning of Kincar dine last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Browning and. Ernest Sparling of Kincardine, spent, the week -end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Cottle. GLENANNAN • ,Mrand•:M'rs "1.2etiaett Apial"eby, and Miss Edithe Adair motored to Toron- to on Friday, where they. will -spend a couple of weeks with friends there. School re -opened on Tuesday with Mi ' Harold. Weir, a recent" graduate. of Stratford Normal as teacher. Misses Annie and Janisa Homuth of Winghatn, spent a few days oft the past week with their couisn, Miss Em- ma Hardie. Miss Mabel Stokes spent the week- end in Wingham; with her friends, Misses Bennetts. Miss Irene lfundell was 'the guest of Bluevale friends. Mr. aiid Mrs.`Russel Bloomfield of Wingham, Mrs. ,Murchison and, Wil- fred, motored to Toronto,"on Satur-' day, where they will visit a fe-W days with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Murchison. Mrs. Oliver Stokes spent Thursday with friends in Wingham. Miss - Mary Haugh returned home on Saturday after spending a few' days with friends in Toronto. Miss Hazel Mundell of Bluevale; vis- ited . with friends on the Y Miss Bertha Marshall left on Satur- day for Toronto, where she will sg td a few days. Thursday, Septeznbe Yi 6th, .gag., d Mr. and Mrs John Pearson o Miss McKenzie of Woodstock, is the Ethel were visitors at the:homeof Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Musgrove on Sunday. WROXETER Mrs. McGuire of Londoon, spent a few days with Mrs. John McGuire. Mr. Ernest Geddes spent a -few 'Says in Toronto last week. Mr. and Mrs. David Scott spent 'the week -end with friends near Lucknow. Mr. and Mrs. John Stewart spent Sunday in Bluevale. • Mr. and Mrs. Win. Dunbar, Mr; and Mrs. John McGill, Mr. and Mrs. Har- ry Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. John Mc- Callum motored ,to Toronto to attend the Fair this week:" -Mrs. R. E. McKenzie has returned home after spending a couple of weeks with friends in Toronto. Members of L.O.L. are requested to attend a special meeting in the Lodge room on Wednesday evening, Sept, 12.111, at 8 o'clock sharp. Bert Watson, W. M., Allan Pattison, Rec. Sec. ma Rev. and Mrs. Ferguson, left on Thursday. for a few weeks vacation. Jack mid Mrs, Wendt, spent Labor ®Day in. Toronto. • t Principal Garrett, has' moved into ®the house lately vacated by Mr. Wm Hutherford and Mr. Rutherford has ■ 'moved into his other house on Centre ® St. ®kir. R, C. Berkenshaw 0f Toronto, . spent the. week end at the home of F. and Mrs, Kitchen. u e sl The Howick Mut ai yire Insuranc ®, TCuo.eshdayeld their monthly meeting on ® I M Elvt H rn ref± MnMonrla'y af- fu ternoon for Sudbury, where 'she has ■ been teaching., ■ l After spending two weeks holidays le at her home here, Miss Orol Kitchen ® returned to Toronto, Monday after - *,noon. y Anumber from here left on Monday for the Toronto exhibition. ®: Mrs. White is at present visiting her daughter in Toronto. ®` Born—On August 3rst, to Mr. and ■ Mrs. Clarence White, a daughter. ■ IBEI,MORE W. P. M. S. met et Friday after- noon with a membership of 57. The meeting was opened by singing, scrip- ture reading by Mrs, Douglas. Topic. "Education and Welfare of the Child- ren biggest task -of today". by Mrs. John Mulvey and Miss Annie Douglas. Prayer by Mrs. (Rev.) McKenzie. Col- lection $3.60. A contribution of $ro by Mrs. Newans was much appreciat- ed. School opened Tuesday with Miss t. cess, oilherits as teacher, we wish hesac- Miss 131anch Irwin of Wingham, is holidaying with her parents here, ac- companied by her little nephew. ' Mr, and Mrs. Phomas Abram at- tended the exhibition last week, Miss Helen Mulvey and Miss Annie Douglas visited at Charles Scott's on IThursday. Mrs. James Darling is quite low at present. ' About 7o members or friends of the Women's .Institute gathered Saturday afternoon at Mrs. Wrn. Edward's, and a most enjoyable "time *as spent,Blue vale and Gorrie being well rep seeted. After all business affairs were arrain-° ged a well prepared program was giv- en, consisting of music, recitations and readings. Mr. Edwards and Master Clayton favored the audience with a few selections on the violin and guitar. A solo by Mrs. (Rev.) McKenzie, in- strumental music by Miss Freda Duffy ■ arsolo by Miss Margaret Edwards, re ■ citations by Miss Helen Mulvey, read- ings by Mrs, John Gowdy and M. jet - fray. Lunch was served oh the lawn ■ and. added much to the pleasure of the II afternoon, lira! Edwards and family ■ spared no pains to make the meeting a success. MI a are wrongwith the Bellmore What girls that are falling off the sidewalk, New Sweaters are here in all:the Best Styles 1111 and Colors, Pure Wool . Garments at the Lbw 61 ■ est Prices. Bargains f;er the oys Your Boys may need New School Suits. d Our Range Lar aCcrtz' will Find e and Our Prices g g ; Low. W e are Selling Suits at Reduced Boys 4 For Weeks. IR r>�o. Wee s. ices '� r • Mrs. Harry Francis of Exeter, and Mr. and :Mrs. Lawrence and daughter,. Alma of Seaforth, and Mrs. .Gannet and Jim of Bl`.uevale, visited last week school Shaer fop Boys and Girls, Splendid New Lines oll School Shoes for Girls and Boys, have been placed In Stock This Week. ^ � owingto This is the time of year when good' shoes are needed the close approach of Fall' and Winter and we have no hesitation in recommending absolutely certain lines that are dependable' in every -particular. w , These shoes -have solid. leather soles and insoles and 'double toes, while prices are much less than forrrierly. The Leadi Phone 129. WILLIS Sag :i, e Store of Huron County Wingham, ,Ont. Nansorsommummumumnsmommimminummammuse e • h Mr. 0, • r brother, �. .with the •fo t?1�?f a b e , Cottle. - 1' r, and Mrs. -Alec. Naylor of. Palm-: ® : erston, and his sister, Mrs. Butcher of Wingham, visited on Wednesday with their brother, Mr. B. S. ,naylor. The barn owned by Mr. Thos. Guest •� ori the Egleston farm was b.ufned on ■ Monday morning. -■ • Miss Edna Kerr of Wingltam, visit- ■ ed with Mrs. Andrew Wilson and Miss rm Jean Gillies over the week -end. Mr. Fred Davidson had the Delco.al lighting system installed'in his home ■ and barn last week. ■ Mr. and Mrs. Kerstein and Mr. and ■ Mrs. Rome of Walkerton, visited with • IVIr. and Mrs. Harry McGee and with' ■ Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Davison on Sint-, 1111 day. Mr. and Mrs., John Cones. of Tor- ■ onto are visiting with his bbrother, Mr. ■r Wm Coulter, and other relatives in III these parts. Mr, Thos. McCreight is attending 111 the Toronto exhibition. 11■ 150g,14 r. ,.,..McAllister—Septetttber 3rd,_ ,'.ioivn- ship of Culross, to Mr. and Mrs. W,' David Me.Alias ter, a daughter,' ('Floc - Cance Noreen.) Cs,meroii In Turnberry, on Aug, r to. Mr. and Mrs. Mibas Cameron, a 'Roaring 1 was known as the"bad man" of the sparcely" settled Cariboo Meadows far away in the great.Northwest. Years of life in the wilderness has sharp» cned his primeval instincts 'but had not hardened his finer. qualities of manhood. One day he accidentally meets ' pretty Hazel Weir in the woods, abducts her, takes her to his cabin 'and informs her he intends to woo and win her for his wife. Northof Fifty' Threei ,0y .BEftTWICI W SINCLAiIlt is first of all niche rlbry, with excellent oharact*rization, strong situations, full of heart interest and the ; vigor artd stfestrengthof'its northernnorthernacid ground. You will thoroughly e ijoy` eve installment of this 1 iiew "eer-ie1 to be.4 published Boom, a tchfor £hhopen 1artaiserzr.r Play -Off May Be Here - Lucknow and Teeswater having tied for the Championship of the Bruce League, and now playing off.. The first game was played in Lucknow and resulted in a tie, the second game, in Teeswater as won by the• i,otne team... The tied game in Lucknow will have to be replayed and if Lucknow are the winners a sudden death game will likely be played here. If the game is here Wingham should turn out and help them financially, they are helping Wingham by playing for them in the North Wellington. MORRIS'" Mrs::- George Edgar and daughter, Francis, has returned' home after a month's visit in the States. Mr. Wm. Stevenson of Grey, spent last ' Stutdaf on the 2nd line. Mrs. Robt. Warwick is spending the week -end at Clinton. ■ ■ ■ ni • Women s, Misses a n d Children's ■ Fall and Winter ■ ■ all 0 pet -tit -1g ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 1 COATS -NI. ■ ■, EAST WP_-W.ANOSH ■ • ■ Master Jimmie McBurney, who has been visiting with his aunt, Mrs. John McGeem-eturned to his home in°Tees- water last Thursday, • ' . Mrs, Elfred Holmes (nee Miss Edna Lyon) and son Donald of Dresden, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Adam Rob- ertson and other old acqua'in artees here last week.. Mr. John Argo of Loudon, spent the week -end with Mr, Norman Wight - man. Noonan left for his school in London on Monday. Miss Annie Ro-ltinson ,and Wilfred are attending the Toronto Ex. Mr. and Mrs. John Mason and child- ren spent the weekend tvith her moth- er, Mrs. Clark of S-iensa11. •. Mt. and Mrs. Win. James and fami- ly spent Friday with friends in Go.d-. crick, Miss Nesbitt of )?airnerston return- ed to her school on the r2ttt on Mone day. Mr. and Mrs. John McGee visited relatives itt London ort Wednesday. Mr. Jack Smith of Brussels, spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Wim Jam - 'es.,, 1Vtr, and Mrs. I -Turd and Miss Bes+ie Deacon of. Detroit, spent a few days last week at the latter's home here. Mr. Jim Perdue left on Monday for his school in Echo Bay. George Robinson and Melville Bee- croft started to High School on Tues- day, uesday. Miss May Bone left for her school at Janttetville,, near Lindsay, last Sat.- ur- Rev. Simon Pentland took the ser- vices on Belgrave circuit on Sunday for Itis son, Mr. C. Pentland, Miss Margaret McKenzie of Kin- cardine. is teaching in. the school on the oth. Mrs. Melbourne McDowell and chil- i left on Saturday for her home near Peterberospending' after the past month t witt her r areitts Mir and Mrs: j SUITS DRESSES SKIRTS Jaegnette Blouses FURS Persian Lamb Coats Hudson Seal Coats ■ .Vitas k r FCoats ■ - ■ ■ isWe invite you to inspect our netry Fall and Win • ter Stock. ■ ■ ■ ■ , mime ml mis�NIN�N■A�rw����� ml■NNw�t , N• .0 ■., ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■` ■ it ■ 1111■ ■ ■ Charles Campbell. . Mr. and Mrs. Marls Armstrong and Donna, were visiting in Toronto last week, Mr. and Mit, Albert Perdue enter tamed a number of their friends to a coria roast ron Thursday night last. Miss Florence Deacon left on Tues.- day ues-day to i•estune her duties as 'teacher at Roches i'oint.. w Mr, and Mrs. George Walker spent Sunday with talc latter $ parents at tt I1!elens. Alcan, Leaver ond-. Gershorn Johrrstt & are working' on the roads near Lang Miss Doris Walker" of the Past O1- fleee�staff, entertalited:a number of her friends front town to a corns roast and r dance at their hoose on th,e„rzth con., on 'Wednesday evening last, Mr. Thomas ]Reid, of Hamilton, vis» ited with friends int thisvleinityr and spoke at the meeting at School Iottee No. g, on .1*ridty: afternoon, *hire he used to teach." ' Mdie Ce t,Mell. /item* to, traiisssnAr Atn; LtnvdotntrrrlfiCt�elefpdiasl.