HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1923-09-20, Page 8THE WINGHAM ADVANCE'
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Mr, Joe Ruddy of Wingham has
■ I commenced at the building of a
1house along side of the Parsonage,
Mr. and Mrs. Anderson of Preston
a I spent a few days with Mr, F. Ander-
s so
nder-■So
isMrs. Moore of, Auburn is visiting
■ Mr. and Mrs. Bryant of
■ spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
N Brandon.
® Mr. Pentland ` has returned after
N I spending a couple of weeks with his
■ parents at Ravenswood.
In spite of the wet weather on
so Tuesday of last week'the school fair
was quite a success the exhibits do-
ll ing credit to the children.
• Quite a number from here attend-
j� ed the London Fair last week,
We have been unable to secure
Belgrave. School Fair •Prize List for
Ipublication. in this. week's issue of
The Advance, although we have
phoned to four different parties far
it. We would appreciate it if those
interested would endeavor to" assist in
the publishing of news in The Ad-
vance, We feel sure the children
who take the time to exhibit would
like to have the prize .list published
in their own weekly publication.
II` GLENANNAN
FA Misses Mary Campbell and Hazel
".„ Mundell of Bluevale were the guests
of their cousin, Miss Rena Haugh on
■ with Miss F. McCrae. Hallett
FOR
yy SSED MEN
man should have at' least one suit of blue serge in his
wardry o
wardrobe. )It's the best iraveatxnent he can make in clothes.
Dere are two -smart Fall models, in navy blue., all -wool
English serge.
THE "GI ; SON"
Aoung mare's model, in blue herringbone serge.
A fermi -fitting, style with soft roll
_ _.. a- :t l Lined With fancy lustre' a - -
art -tattered
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open tact red to perfection.
Price $29.50 r,
■;® >s 4, _
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A coaseorvRtive model for older men, with a lis•
IN Unction that is one of the evldt nce>rnfoetabes of Har
■, master tailoring. An easy
■ suit in plain navy blue serge.
Price $29.50
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Thur s d a y
Friday
Saturday
al Specials
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Boys' All Wool Jerseys, assorted col-
ors, buttoned neck, spec- 91 6
ial
Penman's Merino 'Fall Underwear, 34
to 44., Thursday, Friday, and 89 �c+
Saturday ••••_____________ ..
Men's Light Weight Overcoats, Fall
styles, young men's with leather but-
tons, men's dark greys,
gaberdines
16.75
25 Ladies' Tricotine Dresses, a choice
of fall Dresses, embroidered styles. ®at R J. Douglas Ed. Horton,
dayelet, • visited
Don't miss the•special for 6 50
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Sunday, •
Miss Edithe Metcalfe, has dem-
menced taking a course in the Wing -
ham Business College, we . wish her
every success,
Mr. Donald Reid of Paisley was a
Sunday visitor at the home of Mr.
Robt. Muir.
Mr. and Mrs. James Austin of Bel-
more spent a day recently with
friends on the loth.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Edmunson of
Wroxeter visited for a few days last
NC week with Mr. and Mrs. Wm Mar-
a"' shall,
Mr. and Mrs. Russel Bloomfield
• ,of.Wingham, spent Sunday with the
■ hatter's mother, Mrs, Murchison.
DELMORE.
■ • Owing to recent rain the Endeav-
▪ or picnic to be held Saturday • after -
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fter-■.i noon was not so well attended but
IN those who did venture out had a
1111, splendid time playing ball and other
IN amusements, the ground being damp
■ lunch was served at the manse.
■ Rev. Bell of Molesworth and Me-
n : Kenzie exchanged pulpits, Sabbath
®; afternoon.
■ I Miss Amy Newans of Wingham
■ spent Sunday at her home here.
■'1 A unmber of young girls gathered
■ at the manse Thursday afternoon for
S the purpose of dressing dolls for, the
■ Mission Band.
•
Mr. Jeffrey spent the week -end
with. Mrs. John. Gowdy,
■ There was a large attendance of
■ young people at Endeavor Sunday
■ evening. Miss Annie Inglis and Mr.
■ James Darling took charge of the
■ meeting.
■ Two of our local sports wishing to
■ win out on the bet of a $z ate a bas-
ket of grapes, from what we hear the
pain king man will reap the benefit.
{ry
Thu'sday, Septeanberr 2Qt1N, 1523.
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Having purchased the
New $tar. Cafe
from Joe Marks
X solicit a share of your
_ ___ patronage
We intend making extensive
alterations and re -decorating
this Cafe on Oct. 1st.
Best of accommodation for
Lady and Gentleman guests
guaranteed.
Not responsible for any ac-
counts outstanding against for-
mer proprietor after Sept. 22.
Closed Sept. 26th for re -dec-
orating.
JOE LEE, Proprietor
1ASTWAWANOSH
Miss Laura :Bone'" returnedfrom
Harriston last, Monday.
Mr. and Mrs, Will Spiers and Mr,
and Mrs, Alec, King of Morris spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Adana Ro-
bertso
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Wightman and
Helen of Teeswater spent Sunday
with his father Mr. Wm. Wightman.
Mr, and Mrs. Norman Thompson
and children ' of Donnybrook spent
Sunday with Mr, and Mrs: Herson.
Irwin.
Miss Viola Campbell attended Lon-
don Fair last week and visited with
her brother, Mr. John Campbell of
Aylmer. '
Miss Gertrude Bone is visiting
with relatives in Leamington Falls,
Miss" Blanche CL'inninghain is on
the sick list at present.
Miss' Ida . Ball,. ' Mr. Wellington
Crich of Clinton visited. with Miss
Laura Bone on Sunday.
Mrs. Ferguson and Jim of Bay-
field visited with Mrs, Alec Porter-
field last week,
Kr. : Jim Wightman attended Lon-
don Fair last week.
Rev. Mr. Geddes of Ailsa Craig
conducted the Anniversary services
in Calvin Church on Sunday. Mr,
Geddes was a•former pastor and was
warmly welcomed back.
Miss Porter of Turnberry visited
with Mrs. Jas. Menzies on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rozelle and son and
Mr. Luke Lawson and. Florence and
Harold Lawson of Clinton, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Ro-
binson.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Thompson and
Alice of Seaforth, called on relatives
on the 9th on Sunday.
Mr. Cecil Chamney spent last week
with relatives, in Owen Sound.
FORDYCE
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Thompson
and family visited relatives on the
tenth concession on Sunday last.
Mr. Harry Champion visited at
IVIr. Mark Gardner's one day recently.
Mrs. Daniel Martin and family also
- Nlrs. Martin, sr., visited at St. Hel-
ens on Sunday last.
Mr. C. Chamney is at present en-
gaged with Mr. John Martin for
some time.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Gardner visited
at A. Havin's one day .recently.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Gardner also his
sister Eva visited at Fordyce on
Tharsday, last.
Mr, aria
Mrs. B. M Crnnnaghan,
and familyvitited at James Barbour's
on Sunday last.
Mr.; Arthur Haines of Wingham is
at present visiting at Mr. Edward
Haines who is not very well at pre-
sent.
Mr. and Mrs. John McGeevisited.
relatives and attended the fair at Lon-
don last week...
Mr. and. Mrs. John McGee, sr., are
at present visiting their son J. IVIc-
Gee.
Mr. James Patterson visited at .Mr.
John Turner's on Sunday last.
Mr. and Mrs. Champion also Mr.
and Mrs. A. Havin visited relatives
at Zion on Sunday last.
Thurs., Fri., Sat ..... °
Children's Serge Dresses, pricest 8
suit all .-:....._ .- .-.•-$3.5o , 5.5o 00
THIS WEEK'S GROCERY SPEC.
Japan Tea, per lb 47c
Dates, per`lb ice
Lux, per pkge. _ ._ Ioc
a BLUEVALE
■ Mr. J. W. King M.P. made a busi-
ness trip to Toronto this week.
® Miss Jeanette Mowbray of Wing-
,* ham spent a few days this week with
® relatives here.
■ Mr. and Mrs. Win. Elliott of Wrox-
■ eter, visited relatives here last week.
■ l Mr Wm Hastie and Mr. W. Stin-
n son of Gorrie; each shipped a carload
of export cattle from here to Etrg-
land on Saturday. Mr. Rich. John-
Hanna
ohn-
nna & Co.,Limited
■
ston also shipped a car of hogs.
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Scott and. Miss
O. Scott and Mr. and Mrs. R. Garn-
Assememosim uumamiumun 1m11■ ®amen rss were at Seaforth on Monday at
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BLYTH
Blyth Agricultural and School Fair
will be held on Thursday and Friday
Sept. 27th and 2Sth.
Mr. George Stewart, of Detroit is.
visiting her sister Mrs. Charles Fra -
.ser.
.Mr. William Copp, of Chatham
-Visited friends in town during the months.
tending the funeral of a relative.
WROXETER
Mr. and Mrs. Wm 5 anderson
spent a few days last week with
friends in Toronto.
Miss Jeneth Ritchie visited friends
in Lakelet last week. -
Mrs. Buckle and little daughter of
Vancouver are at present visiting
the former•'s grandmother Mrs. Jno
GiBoon.
rn'—On Sept. 4,th to Mr. and
Mrs. Toney Meahan a son.
Messrs Alfred Meahan, Alex Hig-
gins, Geo Hislop,,. Tom Martin and
Lloyd McMichael motored to Lon-
don on 'Thursdaylast returning Fri-
day morning,
A number from here are taking in
the London Fair this week.
Misses Young who has been very
poorly is on the mend.
J. R. Gibson is fitting up his mill
for making apple butter.
as CON. HOWICK
Mr. Henry Woods is laid. up with
a bad cold. and
Mr. and Mrs. Jahn Reight
family spent Sunday at Exeter Ont.I
Mr. Joe _-atiderson was. in Wiarton
on business last week.. 1
Mr. Dick Bennett sold a carload of
cattle to Mr. Charlie •Kerlor.
Mr, and Mrs. James Stewart were'l.
entertained with visitors from Car-
rick. •
Mr. George Dane is having his
house rebuilt " - this summer' which. I
makes an -improvement.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Leggatt spent
Sound and Kinburn. Sunday with relatives at White-
The Goderich district Missionary church.
meeting will be held on Wednesday Mr. Robt, Shaw, Misses Margaret
in the Methodist Church, Bayfield Garniss, Luella and Bernice Shaw
Rev.'Mr. Antos a returned mission took in the school fair at Carlow on
ary will address the meeting. Monday.
Mr. Damon. Crittenden who has Mr. Howard Stewart and Mr, and
been in the employ of the Blyth Mill- Mrs. J. Hockridge spent a few days
at London last week.
Geo Gannet is steadily improving
ins Co. left on M hassecured
for St pom- We are pleased to report that Mr.
as where he has secured employ -d 1
week meet for the winter f H from the injury he received when he
last . at Kinburn between Owen at her hones here.
A number of our citizens attended Miss Greta Tiffin of Victoria os fell off P. Thomas' barn several
the fgot ' ball game on Wednesday pital, London is spending a few days weeks
One good thing about writing a
bad hand, the chances are you'll: ne- ■
ve.r be arrested for forgery.
ssenemnsiumumulias
asexamme..s... mob
INGHAM
FALL FAI:
Will be held on
M�n$.and Tues. N exi
Sept: 24th, 25th
You are invited to Make our store your
headquarters. '.
Meet your friends and leave.your wraps here
Out of town ladies are`invited to take full
advantage of the "Rest ' Room" situated
in thelrown Hall` building. This room
was made for your convenience. : •
W. H. WI
LL
The Leading Shoe Store of Huron County
_Wingham, Ont:
Phone 129.
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TOWN HALL, WINGHAM
ne Night Only, Saturday, Sept. 22nd.
TORY CORNERS
We can hear the hum of the
threshing machine near by.
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Galbraith, Mr.
and Mrs E. Carson and Misses Alba
Carson " and Edith Vanstone and
Misses Lillian and Nellie Dane called
on R. A. Taylor on Sunday.
Mrs. W H. Dane is able to be out
again after her sickness..
Some from this part attended the
funeral of •the late Robt Earls at
Wroxeter' last week.
Mr, and Mrs. Wm Trinible and
family of 2nd con Carrick visited
with T, Nichols on Sunday.
A nutnber of Jamestown friends
Mr. and ' Mrs. Gordon Simmons on
Sunday. Alf Taylor and
Wilbert Gallaway,
Cleave Stafford' are erecting a house
for F. r' Taylor in Gorrie.
t a'.4RN:�u' kY�em x;w, ii ', +7em In. sP�h
e most novel and+��'u/on
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►,aid ORCHESTRA
bbo l's' Dieu tor+
emOc,7e,
Messrs. Stewart Finlay and Joe San-
derson of the " loth con. brought a
fine bunch of lambs from the Island
last week.
Mrs. A. Reid and daughter, also II
Mr, Roy McLeod- and Miss Margaret
Vansickle and Miss Edna Taylor- of
Wingham spent Sunday at the latter''s
home.
Messrs. C. Sutton and F. Hill'
.Wingham made a business trip
through our burg on Monday,
BRUSSELS
Rev. T. E. Kennedy, of Cranbrook
and Ethel Presbyterian churches,
has received a call from the united
charge of Binbrook and Black Heath
in the Presbytery of r-Iamilton.
The workof applying the tarvia to
Brussels' main street has been in pro-
gress this week and it is the hoped the
d the
road will be opened by
week The ..work of levelling for
these two Blocks of paveineat ' was
commenced in the early part of May
so that the street has leen closed. to
traffic practically all summer. Dele-
gations from surrounding towns
have been here several tittles getting
pointers on "good roads" making.
Rev. Dr. Ross, of Toronto, a form-
er pastor, occupied the pulpit of Mel-
ville church on Sunday morning last
and delivered aa lecture on Monday
evening on "Wonders, of California".
This was a farewell visit to Mr, Ross
and family prior to Mr. Ross and fain
ily moving t� California. where they
purpose making their home.
Donnybrook Arai erSa Y Sett/ice%
Anniversary services will be Held in
Donnybrook Methodist church, Sun- N
day, Sept, asrd, Rea'. Mr. Ctiseins of
Lucknow will preach. The Presbyter-,
jail. choir of 13etgeave will assist it.tine ,�, u toil
Al service ,bf satu,g;'
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theWayto Autumn i artness
I��eadin� •
Our elaborate display of New Coals, Wraps, Dresses and Sults 'is
ready for your approval and Is worthy 01tire. atlentiof`
of every prospeetllve'buyer.
1. -FURS! l t7R !FUR
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um Their great popularity is not to be wondered at liNheu you,
■ realize how extretlilely beeolldUg they are;.
■ lludson Seal, Persian Lamb, Beaver and MMualkrat Coati*' oim f
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the highest quality moderately priced.
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a ▪ Our Men's Wear.,Department is full. with Ov'ep bats, Suits and Fine Put bishing$,
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