The Wingham Advance Times, 1930-08-07, Page 8, • 1
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THE MUSICAL COMEDY
"SALLY"
Starring Marilyn Miller
ALL TECHNICOLOR
Two Shows Each Night -7.30 and 9.30
Doors Open 7.00 p.m.
Admission—Adults 35c, Children 20c.
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WHITECHURCH
Mr, Will Conn and Mr. Hardie
Simpson made a business trip to
Stratford last Thursday.
• Mr. Wesley Lott of Atwood spent
the week -end at his home here.
• Mrs. Bert Kennedy and three child-
ren of Toronto are visiting with her
• sister, Mrs. Lance Grain,
Mr. and Mrs. Lickley, of Toronto,
spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Henry,
Mrs, Irvine, who has been visiting
with Mr,and Mrs, Will Conn returned
•with Mr.. Irvine and Jim to their
'home in Thedford on Monday.
,Mr. and Mrs, W. S. Currie and son
Bruce, of Fostoria, Ohio, are visiting
this week with his sister, Mrs. Lance
Grain, and other relatives in Wing -
am.
Mrs, Ben McClenaghan returned on
Saturday from her visit with friends
in Fergus and Hamilton.
Mrs. J. W. Brown of Creighton
Mines is visiting this week at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Mac Ross.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kirk of Sea -
forth, Mr, and Mrs. Norman Kirk of -
Fort Wayne, Mich, and Mrs. F. L.
Creighton and three children of De-
troit spent 'Wednesday last at the
home of Mr, and Mrs. J. D. Beecroft.
Rev. W. J, Watt will preach in the
United church here on Sunday- next.
Mr. Stanley Morris of Hamilton is
holidaying with Mr. Jimmie Weir.
Master John Simpsonof London
has been holidaying' with his uncle,
Mr. J. J. McGee.
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Lee of Tor-
onto are visiting at the latter's home
with her ,parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alec
Ri ntoul.
Mr.and Mrs. Dobbins of Rochest-
er, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. W.
J. Coulter, and other relatives here.
Professional Boring Tournament
At Goderich
Friday Evening, August 15th
FOR A PURSE OF $2000
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE CRIPPLED
CHILDREN OF HURON COUNTY.,
"Frenchy"
BALENGER
Ex -World Champion and Present
Canadian Champion,
Fly -Weight Champion of Buffalo, •
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N.Y., in the final bout, 8 rounds
to a decision for a purse of $1500,
to be divided $1000.00 to the win-
ner and $500 to the loser. Ref-
ree's decision to govern.( Lou
Marsh of Toronto to referee.)
In Addition to the above main
bout there- will be 3 preliminary
bouts as follows:
1st bout: George Barber vs. Wil-
lie McDonald, 6 rounds at 128 lbs.
2nd bout: Tommy Bland vs. Hu-
ghie Lees, 6 rounds at 145 lbs.
3rd bout: Fred Cail, Detroit, vs.
Rollow Burke, Mitchell, Ont., 4
rounds at 144 lbs.
Tournament will be staged Raiii
or Shine. Covered stand. Ladies
will enjoy this event as well as
men. Erecting Stands to seat 4000.
3000 seats at $1.00. 500 seats at
$1.50. 500 seats at $2.00. Gates
open at 7.30 p.m. Boxing com-
mences at 8.15 p.m. Cars free.
Parking space on grounds. Band
in Attendance.
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TWO REAL SHOE BARGAINS
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is Children's and Misses' one -strap shoes in Patent and Elk
leathers. Sizes start at "small 6 up to Misses sizes 2."
• Ort sale at $1.00 per pair
,r.=-= Men's Oxfords, odds and ends, mostly all sizes
1111 Calf and Patent leathers
• On sale at $2.0 per pair.
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Ell LISTEN TO THE ENNA JETTICK SONGBIRD
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- Who will entertain yeti every Tuesday night at 9 o'clock,
(Wingham Time) over WEAF and associated stations.
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• Mr. and. Mrs, Wightman spent ,Stin-
d;ty with their daughter Mrs, Jas.
!Brigham of 131,yth,
•The cknow Women's Institute
visiting with the Whitechtirch branch
cin Friday and will supply the pro-
gram, lady in the cOmmunitY
is cordiallyinvited to attend, this
meeting.
Mr. Jack 'Johnston was very badly
hurt one day last week when he was
kicked by a horse. He is improving-
!: ely now,
Mr. and Mrs. Webb and family of
Paisley were Sunday,visitors with M.
and Mrs, Johnston Conn.
Mrs. Toyby Lamb and Miss Ruby
Kennedy of Goderich visited one day
last week with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs, John Kennedy.
Miss v1er1e Gaunt and Russel, ac-
companied by their little nephew, H.
Wilkins, motored to Wiarton on Sun-
day' and visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Wilkins.
Will Reed, Price Scott 'and Geo.
McQuoid a'ttended the races in God-
erich on Monday.
Mrs. Patterson of Lucknow visit-
ed one day last Week with Miss Ida
McQuoid: •
Mr. and Mrs. Irvine and Jim, and
Mr. and Mrs. Will Conn and family,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H.
Simpson of Teeswater.
Mrs. Taylor of HarlOck visited last
week with Miss LaidlaW. and Mrs,
McBrien.
Mr. and Mrs, Will Reid and Calvin
and Jean of Paris are visiting With
his mother here.
Mr. and Mrs. Evans and Wilfred,
Ted. and Margaret of Toronto visited
Over the week -end '•with. Mrs. Murray,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Philips of
Goderich visited last week with Mrs.
W. R. Farrier.
Mrs. David' Farrier has been ill
again.
Mr. and Mrs. Aldirt Purdon of Lea-
mington, M. and Mrs. Elmer Purdon
of Mildmay, and Mrs. Jas. Purdon
of St. Helens visited on Sunday with
Mrs. Wm, Purdon.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Patton of Lucan
Spent Sunday with the latter's mo-
ther; Mrs. A, Fox, here.
Miss Genevieve Watt of Long
Branch, is visiting ;with Mrs. Wm,
Barbour.
Quite a large crowd attended the
'community picnic held at the lake on
Wednesday last, Tbe. booth was pro-
vided by Mr..BrOwn of Langside.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Falconer and
children spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Sain Coulter of Zetland.
Mt. and Mrs. Wilmer Nicholson of
Auburn visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Jas. Sutherland;
Misses Mabel and Anna and Mr.
Alvin Sheriff, and Mr. Ross Leslie
and Mr. Tom Robinson, all of Ham-
ilton were visitors over the week -end
at the home of Mr. and M•rs. W. R.
Farrier.
Mr. Toogh of Gait preached in the
United Church here on Sunday in the
interest of the Lord's Day Alliance,
Misses Cathafine and Muriel Shaw
df Toronto are Visitiag with Mrs. H.
Sparling,
Master Earl Goyeati, who has been
visiting here, returned to his home
in Leamington on Monday.
Mr. Robert McGee of Blyth has
been visiting with friends and rela-
tives 'in East Wawanosh.
Miss Agnes and Jack Gillespie
spent a few days last week at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Farrier.
; Misses Christena and Jean Havens
of LucknoW spent Monday with Mrs.
B. S. Naylor.
Rev. Mr. Story of Toronto and
formerly of South America, gave an
illustrated lecture in the United
church here on Thursday night. The
lecture was 'enjoyed by quite a num-
Born—At 'Blyth on August 1st, to
Mrs. Elsie Brigham and the late jas.
Brigfiam, 'a. son,
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Phone 129, Wingham
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MORRIS
Mrs. Christopher Hetherington vis-
ited at Mr. Abraham's, last week.
Miss Dorothy Golley and Master
Jim Golley are visiting friends in
Kincardine.
Miss Douglas of Listowel is visiting
with Miss Annie Findlater.
Mrs. T. Abraham visited at Mr.
Joseph Casetnore's, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Orr and baby
Jack, spent Sunday at Mn Jack Case-
more's.,
BELMORE
The Mission Band of the Presby-
terian Church motored to Formosa
Tuesday last and spent the afternoon.
The Missinoary Society held the
July meeting in the church Wearies -
day. afternoon.
IVtr. and Mrs, Rev, Sinclair visited
last week at the home of Mt. Toni
Abram, also called on friends in the
village, Mr. and Mrs. Shane rettttn-
ing with them.
Mr, and Mrs. McNeil and Jim vis-
ited Sunday at Midland.
Minnie jeffray Spent Saturday with
Mrs, Isaac Stokes on the tenth.
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ThUradaY? AU,ZUSt 7th) 1930
Qf Wirigham, were visitors Satnrday atimoicciammisommiwinoiloolunimiligiompoiMortoomintimilliiiimulis , r
with the Misses Stoles, ' • „•
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Miss "Catherine 1Foster and her
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'Class III -5: Arbuckle.
Pass—C. McLean, M. Mason, R.
Forsyth, G. •Smith,
Fail—J, Thompson, E. Dickson, E.
Small, H. Roth, F. Howson, 5, Pol-
lock, j. A/It:Kenzie, H. Fuller, H.
Mann, G. Henderson, 11,. Gray, J.
Seninger, Mundell, R. King, M.
I-Iarnil ton.
• French
Class I—M. Phippen, M. Robertson,
5, Wheeler, A. Purdon, J. Thompson,
J, Pollock, J. Arbuckle, J. Weir, I-1.
Mann, C, 114cLean, 0, Nicholson, M.
Stewart. .
Class TI—H, Roth, NI, Hamilton,
H. "killer.
Class III—D. Aitchison, E. Dick-
son.
Pass—F. I -Towson, VV.'Cruikshank,1
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12 Of FINE LINENS
FRIDAY And SATURDAY
All the new novelties of •
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the season as well as a
Complete Stock of Staple •
6.1• •,ic0,111/,/etpl, lines from which to choose
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Window,
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J. McKenzie, R. Chettleburg, J. en -
P
inger, Rr- Ring.
' Fail—G. Henderson, S. Mitehell,..H.
'Mundell, E. Gray, R. Forsyth, G,
Smith, M. 11.1ason, E. Sinall,
Botany
Class I—J, Pollock, M. Phippen.
Class Thompson, M. Stew-
art, M. Robertson.
Class. III -5, Wheeler, 5. Weir, C.
McLean. '
Pass—H. Roth, D. NicholsOn, H.
Mundell; H. Mann,. E. Gray, H, Fit!:
ler, E.: Dickson;
Fail4G. Smith, E. Mc-
Kenzie', 11tMason, R. King, F. Hcisv.-
son, G. Henderson, M. Hamilton, R.
Forsyth, J..Beninger, J. Arbuckle; D.
Aitchison.
The Departmental Examinations
for Form I are: Geog., Art, Botany,
B. Hist., Any student who failed in
not more than two Departinentals
may try supplemental' exams. in Sep-
tember. All others must repeat their
year in..Form I.
FORM ITA
English Grammar
Class •1—D. Deans, J. Pattison, V.
Tiffin, A. Moir, D. Walker, A. Mc-
Lean, M. Moore.
Class II—A. MacGillivray, A. Ad-
ams, L. Robertson, C Farrier„ R.
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• Class I11 -- M. Rae J. King V.
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MR. R. N. ARMSTRONG
Box 305. T'ellephone 10S, Wingham
Mr. Stitherkrad of Toronto shook
hands with 01dfriendsin the village
Sunday; 'also Mr,. Wm. Cur/ of Tor-
onto.
Mrs. WiTson and Mrs. McPherson
Broomer, J. Schaffter, McBurney,
J. Woods.
• Pass—A. Couftes, W. Moir, W.
Cruickshank.
Latin
Class I—C. Farrier, V. Tiffin, D.
Deans, A. Moir, A. McLean, J. Pat-
tison, R, Thompson.
Class II --M. Rae, A. Couites,.
Adams, H. McBurney; E Weir.
ClaSs III—M. Moore.
Pass—W. Moir:
Fail—ja,Kirtz, J. Schaffter, D. Ringi
L. Robertson, a•;.Vail':-.07; R. Robliln-
son, V. 131-<.,
French.
Class I—A. Moir, V.' Tiffin, R.
Thompson, C. Farrier; A. Adams,,
McBurney, A, McLean, D. Deans,. M.
Rae, J. Pattison. ' •
Class II—W. Moir, M. Moore, A.
Coultes, R Weir, A. MateGillEcume,
Class Wood,s, D, Walker,
J. King..
Pass--li, Schaffter„
Fail—D. King, L. Robertson,,
Broomer..
Geomettry
Class; I1—C. Farrier, 1r,.
KING BROS. •
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Ask to see the New Wool Coverlets and Scotch •
-112 • Blankets. Now is the season.
Card of Thanks
I take the first opportunity of returning my sincere
thanks to those electors who voted for me at the pollson.
July 28th; and more particularly to those who worlhaso:
hard for- the during the campaign. No candidate: ever had al
more loyal band of supporters; and I shall never forge, t their
earnest, self-sacrificing efforts; i11 my behalf..
We are disappointedi in the present results, but own
cause will still tritunph. W.: Er. ,.R.CPBERTSON
Deans, A. Moir, A. MacLean,. 3,. Pat
ison, R. Thompson, J. Slehaffter.
Class II—M. Rae, A. Ad'ams-,, EI
Weir, D. King, W. Moir...
Class III --M. Moore, A. Cbultes.
Pass—D. Kin, L. Robertson, D.
Walker, W. Cruickshank, A. Ma.c-
Lean,
Fail—V. Broomer, J. King.
Owing- to additional advertisements
,• the balance of the school report will
appear next week'. •
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I wish to: extend my sincerest thanks to, alt who in
,t; any way aided my re-election as your representative in the
- House of Commons: As every part of every nnuticipality
• g throughout the entire constituency, made such marked im-
provement, camixot make particular mention a arty district.
All I can say is I ant greatly cincourageri to ga on and to
serve all aa best I can.
Your obedient servant
GEORGE SPOTTON
Card of Thanks
TO' THE ELECTORS OF' NORTH' TEIN::
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• Released by the Trustee the
STOCK OF H. J. JOBB
• Consisting of Dry Goods, Coatings, Corsets, Dress Goods,
Sweaters, Underwear •and droceries.
To be sold without reserve tor a few days Only
Stock must be completely cleared out. The Goods have been Priced to Insure a Wick Sale and you
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