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The Wingham Advance Times, 1931-06-25, Page 8"PAGE. EIGHT. THE WINGLIAM ADVANCE-TI1VIES W LYCEUM T.HE..A.. RE Thursday, Friday, Saturday, June :25th, 26th, 27th Charles Rogers and 'Betty , Boyd -- In— 'ALONG CAME 'YOUTH" America's Boy Friend in a Refreshing Comedy Monday, Tuesday, Wednes., June 29th, 30th, July 1 William Powell — and — Carole Lombard — In— "MAN OF THE WORLD" Beyond the shadow of the Law ANNOUNCING Our Removal to Larger and Better Quarters. We are now open for business in the build- ing formerly known as the South -End Garage. W. Ingham Wingham Tire & Vulcanizing Depot. I hired for the following year at the !Ripley High School, Mr, and Mrs John Reid of Au- burn, Mr." and Mrs Harry 'Tick bourne, of 'Goderich, and Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Durniit of ' St. Helens, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. David Kennedy on Sunday Urs. R. Patton and Miss Lettie Fox visited at the home of Mrs, W. Farrier on Friday last. The following pieces were cut from. "The Borderline Budget," a paper printed in Loverna, Sask., and has reference to families who were form- prly well-respected West Wawanosh residents and who will be well re- membered by many old friends of the Tisdale families, "In the final game', of the horseshoe pitching competition at the Alsask sports day held on Victoria ;Day, Dave and Walter. Tisdale won from Albert and Leroy Tisdale in a close ly contested game. During the game four ringers were thrown on one peg making a dead end. The Tis- dale men have proved, themselves at many tournaments as masters in the art of tossing the, horseslippers." "Loverna district would have en- joyed the privilege of witnessing the colorful ceremony and brilliant gath- ering which marked the annual con- vocation of the. University of Saskat- chewan, held in Saskatoon last. Fri- day afternoon. 6Iul*uI11rilil111111i1111111111iliu.rl1111111111111111t! ' ? � WHITECHURCI-I :' last with her parehts, Mr. and iv>'r-5. Convocation this year saw two of Lovernadistrict's young men receive degrees. Leroy Tisdale, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. Tisdale, was recipient of the degree of Bachelor of Science. Charles Lee, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Lee, was one of nine grad- uating with a Master of Arts degree, and is doubtless the first from the district to attain similar standing. Leroy''s degree is one more step to- ward a medical diploma, while Char- lie has been specializing on the study of 'economics, which paves the way tc a carreer in business or educa- tion. Our congratulations have been well earned by both young men, whose careers we shall continue to follow with more than passing inter- est." (FERTILITY TESTS • •�.1 Thos. Robinson.. ANSWER IMPOR- TANT N Mr. and Mrs. Percy Webb, of 'Tor- onto, spent the week -end at the home of Mr. and Mrs.. Jas. Pardon, of St. 1 eleaa.s. Mrs. Fred Davidson spent a few days 1a:s+i week with her mother, Mrs. Hoek Who is seriously' ill at the home of her daughter, in Fordwich. Miss Mary Laidlaw spent last week with her sister, Mrs. Sam. Coulter. Mr.and Mrs.` Wm. Hawthorne and 4r..and 'Mrs. Leonard Isaac and dau- �er, Dorothy, of Brantford, spent Sunday at the home of the former's sister, Mrs. Joe Holmes. Miss Oliene Falconrath of De- troit, and Mr. Oliver Kirk, of Bir- mingham, and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kirk and Francis Creighton, of Sea - forth,, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs,. J. D. Beecroft, Mr. Mache and his gang of cement men have finished the stables at the barn of Mr. Jas. Norman and have gown to put- in concrete stables for .Mr. Sam Coulter. 'Mr: and.Mrs. Wilbert Thom and "Miss 'Tern Thom, of Auburn, spent 2the'wee"k-end with his uncle, Mr. _Teo.aCraig. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Robertson and i.Eaarailyu£f ;tl"ast Wawanosh, spent Sun- t cV�:aui ltihe 'home •of their neice, Mrs. 'Lance Grain. Mise Berthg Mackay of Stratford, s`pen't 'the week -end at her home here and assisted in the, singing at the An- niversary services of Chalmer's Pres- byterian church on Sunday evening.s Mand Mrs. Alec Mowbray and family of Bluevale, spent Sunday with relatives here. ' r..and Mrs. Clarkson Martin, of W ingharn, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mfrs. W. J. Coulter. Mr. A. H. Green spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Phil- ips of W. Wawanosh. Me. and Mrs. Clark of Listowel; +visited on Thursday last with her aunt, Mrs. Chas. Wightman, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Thompson'and Jfamily of Amhers'tbttrg, spent Sunday Born—on Saturday, June 13th, to TANT UES IONS Mr. arid Mrs. Mark Armstrong of. W. Wawanosh, a son. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. MacLat g 1 n of Detroit, spent a few days last week with her mother, Mrs. Joseph Chamney and other relatives here. Over a week ago the colony house of Mr. Eli ogd Barbour burned to the ground 'during the night. It con- tained around 200 chickens and al- though it eilas between the house and barn, it burned down and did no fur- ther damage 'and went unnoticed un- til morning. It was°hated by a coal stove and how it caught fire is a mystery, but it was quite a loss. Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCienaghan and Clarence. spent•,'a •few ,day& last week in London . Mr. and 'Mrs, Leask McGee • and family spent Sunday at the home rtl Mr. and 'Mrs: 'Frank Coulter, while Mrs. John McGee Sr. visited on Sam - day with her neice, Mrs: G. Garton.. Don't forget the Anniversary Ser- vices in the;United 'Church here on Sunday next and the garden party on. the Monday night following. The Young 'People ' are 'presentingtheir play "Ruth Comes Home" as part of theP r ra xtr o� Mr. and Mrs. Roy Patton and Mrs. A, Fox motored.,to Galt on Monday ;and visited iS' iss Smith for a few' days. } Mrs,. Saue'rs?and'tw e sorts and Mies White, of Rhinelander, Wis., have been visiting with 'their aunt, Mrs. E. Jacques, and ,IVIr. and Mrs. Jacques returned With, :them on Saturday to Wisconsin. They will visit with re- latives in Chicago, Windsor and 'Or- lllia, before they return to 'White- church.: Mr, and Mrs, Nicholson of Milette, Mich,, and Mr. and,lvrs. MacGregor of Acton, spent the week -end with Mrs, Fraser; Winghann; tend with. Mrs. B. S. Naylor and Mrs. Emerson, of W. Wawanosh.. Miss Winnifred Farrier has been G.1= ^dUiNIE A LE M.tTE L U 13 R. ICA "1-1 N costs no more`fh in ordinary Grecs. Ingo In lad, if is cheaper hi the 10119 run C MrRLi,Y For the past three years the De - been locating fertility demonstration tests on farms in various parts of the province. It is felt that farm- ers place much more faith in tests which are conducted on their own farms than they do in figures .gath- ered from tests made at a distance. The farmers of Huron County will be interested to learn the location of the tests now in progress and of those which were conducted last year in their County. Following •are the names, addresses, crop and type of fertilizers used in this year's tests: F. Wood, Blyth, Pasture, 3-10-5; D. McIntosh, ' Seaforth, R. 3; Fall Wheat, 0-14-6, 2-12-6; J. Mustard, Kippen, R. 3; Fall Wheat, 2-12-6; 2-8-10; Jas. Stirling, Bayfield, Apples, Nitrate, 4-8-10; Mrs. I. Sloan, Bay- field, Apples, Nitrate, 4-8-10; A. J. Penhale, Exeter, Corn, 2-12-6, 3-18-9; 0-14-6; R. Proctor, Brussels, R. -5, Outs, 044-6, 2112-6; Eph. Snell, Clin- ton, Ariarfa, 2x112=6, 0-12-15; S. .J Robinson, :Fordlwie'Ti, Turnips, 0-12- 16, 2-I2.-6 Theo, LaPorte, Zur- ich, Beans, 2-12?4; 458-6; 0-14-6. Last year's Tats -W. L. Young, God'erfch, R. 5, %sky, 3-10-5; 0-14- 6; Chas. Clifton, Mellen,' R. 3, Mixed, 3-1l.5; 0=14-6; S. J. Robinson, Ford- wicfr, Turnips, 242=6; 0-14-6; A. J..' Penhale, Exeter, Corn; 340-5; 0-12- 15; Theo. LaPorte; 'Zurich, Beans, 3- 10-5';. 0-14-6; 10-5;:0-14-6; W..R; Dougall, Hensall, Beans, 3-10-5; 0-1'4''4'; Thos. McMil- lan, Seaforth, Pasture, 3-10-5; J. R. Sterling, l;ayfield, Apples, 3-10-5; Mrs, I. Sloan, Bayfiercr, Apples, 3-10- 5, Nitrate; Gordon li'ichardson, Fall Wheat,A. Plios,, Ruliin's Phos., 0-12- 15; '2'42-6. It is the desire of the Department of Chemistry and' your Agricultural Representative who, assisted in the lo- cation of these tests, that you visit one or more of these tests during the growing season and study for your- selves the results that are apparent. Wleere tests were conducted last year as a rule tta farther fertilizers have rbeeti added, so that results you see here are entirely from the hangover effect of what was applied last 'year. The tests have been carefully laid out by representatives of the Depart- ment of Chemistry, and the plots are all slumbered and treatments are printed oq the stakes, so that visitors can get the facts quickly. Students. and alumni of the O A,C.' will be specially interested` rn these demon- strations, ' Set aside a few'hours' to visit the tests' in your own County. The time will be well spent. "My father was a, than of mark." `Couldn't sign his name, 1 suppose?" SLAT'S DIARY By Ross Farquhar Fricla�+ `'Ant Emmys Sit ter has to turned k�acl( ,fruin her trip. out thr.ry ` the west and she was at are house this evning and they ast her whtit kind of a trip she had and howdid she enjoy theseen ery and she sed not so good becuz the mountins and the big gullys witch they called canyions was so big they spoilt the view of the seen ery Saterday — Ant Emmy is wirryed about 'yung Gorge Hill becuz she herd he had ben tak- ing medisen .,for four years and she was . wandering • if he had finely - got well after all. Personly she says she is in favor 'of rubben insted of so match medisen. Sunday—Sim Glutch is all ways trying to say a wise crack and today he called up pa on the telefone and sed come on over for"dinner and get. a Ear full. But we didden't go be- cuz ma .dussen't like new corn, Though she likes to put out a ear full it- seams. Munday--Pa has had the telefone tuk out of the house becuz people. uses it to play jokes on him. Las. nite at s past three this morning the bell rung and when pa answered th fella at the other end of the wire sed Hello is your name Crunch and pa sed my gracious no. and the ether fell sed. 0 arnt you .glad of that. Tensday--well we have got the telefone back in are house agen on. acct. of ma all most mist being in- vited to a bridge party yesterday af- ter they tuk the telefone out of are house, Dont no if the fone Co. had a hand in the skeatn. Wensd — ay well they got a new waiteress ess at the resterant and I gess. she is rather absent minded and etc. becuz tonite when we was in there why ma called her back to tell her they was a Ply in her supe and she went up 'b:. -'hind the Counter and brung ma a Fly swatter. Thirsday—I have ben thinking very serious today' about getting marryed and 1 think: it will be a good Plan if I marry a girl with plenty of munny so I will be. -able to give her about evry thing shell)wents after we are niarryed. I am full :of idears & most of them are: quiet Xalent doant you know. ASHFIELD Mr. Haines, of Kingarf, spent Sun- day with his brother, Mr. Gilles Haines,oear Dungannon. Mr, Haines, .,.., of Kincardine, is spending a few weeks with his dau- ghter, Mrs, Gilles Haines, near Dun- gannon.. un-ganion.. Mr. Glenwood Campbell, 12th con. and Miss. Winnie Irwin, of near Belfast, were united in marriage at the United Church Parsonage, Goder- icli, by the Rev. C. V. Clarke.' We wish the young couple a .happy and prosperous married life and welcome Mrs. Campbell into our neighbor- hood. The Gardens Party which was held last Friday evening at Mr. George Lane's home,, was a good success. 'The gates receipts were $120. The SPIR1N 1111 1inl 1111lll 1111llllllEfInNEIIiBRIM E BEWARE OF IMITATIONS LOOic for the tante Bayer am the word genuine on the ppackage as pictured above when you buyAspirin. Then you'll know that you are get- ting etting the genuine Bayer product that thousands of physicians prescribe. Bayer Aspirin is' SAM, as millions of users have Iiroved.It does not depress the heart, and no harmful after-effects follow its use. Bayer Aspirin is the universal antidote for pains of all 'kinds. . Headaches Neuriti$ Colds Neura4gis Sore Throat,umbaga► Rheumatism Touthaehe° eine Bayer Aspirin is sold St -MB rug sts its tortes of 12 and i* es• 24 and i00,, IAtirtIs the trade -mark of Dayor ma tufadtttre of moiieaeeticata4 ?t' r4 salfttyliw:ai+wd • . Thrxrsday; June 25th, 1931 ■IIiMAI■llImIIIo!1 m Im IIIIMII!1M11 minim!11111!1fUllml11o11!slil(IM111imilui Iielllli)i!MMI!I■!Ihl!1!■I m I®IiKIWI®I1m I IIIM!IIiIIIIMIII■II!Ihll/III■IIINIIf IR: 1mORE NEW PRETTY DRESSES 'SMART COATS CLEVER,HATS STYLES THAT ARE RIGHT OFF' THE GRIDDLE AND THE MATERIALS IN PASTEL SHADES OR PATTERNED EFFECTS ARE QUITE' THE THING LL LIKE $3.75-$6.00-$10.75- TO $25.00 KAYSER GLOVES SUMMER SCARPS $1.00 to $2..14.'a: $1.25 to $3.50 SUMMER PRICESYOU i . ■ KAYSER STOCKINGS, $100 to $1.50 THE NEW LINGERIE, SILK SHORTS CELANESE GOSSARD GIRDLES Vests and Bloomers $1.00 and up $2.50, $3,75, $5.50 $1.50' ACCESSORIES SHADOW SKIRTS APRONS CIJRADS KING BROS. ■ n, SEE THE NEW STYLES Phone BELTS 1 WINGHAM ill■ul■in�lll■nl■uinu!■u1�ul■nloul®ill■ulouilelllisillAlu■nisilileulolu■til■!!!lul�iil�il.iAui�l'u■In■ui■ul�ili�m■nlAul■lu�lil■ullrtlu■u thunderstorm and rain in the after- noon, stopped a good many from at- tending. The play "Home Again, Old Town" by the Donnybrook Young People was well presented, everyone taking their part real well and it was enjoyed bY. all: -1-614 4. „31;i ''1404 m, 12h , Mr. John Helm, t con., fecetvcd the sad news'Sunday evening of the passing away of his brother's wife, Mrs. Thomas Helm, near Tiverton. Mrs. Wm. Hunter, the former's sis- ter, has 'been assisting them for a few weeks past. Mrs. Albert Beckett whoni we mentioned last week as being so low, passed away Tuesday morning in her 66th year. Besides her husband, she leaves one daughter, Miss Alberta, R. N. The funeral was held on Thurs day afternoon to Kintail cemetery. We extend our sympathy to the be- reaved relatives., There was a good turnout of the L.O.L. and L.O.B.A. at the :United Church, Dungannon, Sunday evening. Rev. C. C Kaine preached a very in- spiring sermon Mrs. Fred Smallie of Detroit, is spending a few days with her broth- er, Mr. Will Baldwin and Mrs.. Bald win, 10th con. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Harrison. and little son, Wilfred, near Kirton, spent Sunday with the fofiner's cousins, Mr. Cyril Campbell and Mrs. Gilbert Vint. BELFAST Mrs. Higgins, of Lucknow, spent gg Sunday with Mrs. Wilson Irwin. Mr, Walter Lane, of Ripley, visited at Mr. Jas. Hackett's on Wednesday. Mrs. John Emerson, of Kinlough, visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Nixon recently. Mrs. Wes. Huston and Mrs. David Huston, of Lucknow, visited at Mr. Jas. Cooke's, one day last :week. Mr. and Mrs. 'tic Whitley and fam- ily spent' Sunday with Mr. Ralph Nixon. BELMORE Rev, and Mrs. Turnbull attended the Labrary Convention at Owen Sound the first part of the week. Mrs. Law of Toronto, visited her sister, Mrs. Robert Nichol ,over the week -end. Mrs. Douglas' sister is over from the West, also Mr. Wesley Marshall. Miss Katherine Foster and the Herd family spent Sunday at New- bridge, Miss Eleanor Jeffrey visited re- cently with Mrs. John Harris, IVIcIn- Cosh. Minnie j`effray visited with Mrs, T. Meahen, Wroxeter. Mr, and Mrs, Jack Reid and babe were in the village Sunday, A goodly number from the vicinity took in the Gorrie Garden Party, the Listowel Orchestra furnished the mu- sic in their usual good style, BELGRAVE Mr, and, Mrs. i,ouiis 1 -lays and favi- ilk of IJetr,-oit,,,v,isited,,:over. the week - e Xd with ;Mr." and • l,ts. `J', '1'. Bridge,' Mt Gild. • Mrs. -J ttirned oti Saturday. , week's motor trip to vine, Kingston, Cit real, Mrs, ]dodder Sunday with her cousin, Mrs. Bran-' " Jack Patterson of Galt, is . visiting don. itelatives in this •district. Mrs. Scandrett and • daughter, Cor Misses Olive Garniss and Dorothy .. ine, have returned after 'a•cotiple of'Aitken' were Sunday visitors with weeks with friends in Loddon and Winnifred Rae, of Wroxeter: •Centralia, Mrs. Sanderson, Mrs. Geo, Donald- - --- "' l .,son and Mrs. R. Hutchison, Toronto, $LUEVALE gre up for a two ntonths' vacation at rw. a - Mrs. Quinn, .0f Ingersoll, as'spend- ing a couple of weeks with ler,,cous in, Mr. Wni. Thornton. . A number from here, attended .the Orange services held:: in the ,Presby— terian church, Listowel, on..Sunday, when Rev, A, G. McPherson pr.eacii- ed an 'excellent sermon. Lightning, struck and burned the driving shed on the farm M Lowe, 4th line Morris on Satofur�ilton}ay afternoon. ' On Saturday evening, about .2p re- •latives and neighbors tgathered at the home. of Mr. Wm. Thornton, the-,oe- nasion being his 77th birthday. Stop- per was served by Miss Agnes Mc- Guire, Mr. Thornton enjoys thieleest of health and is very active for a man of his age, his many friends wish him many returns of the day. W. Adair, of Kincardine, and C. R. Brinker, of Sandusky;; Mich., were here Sunday calling on o1•d friends. Misses Ethel Beattie and: "Mary Dodds of Seaforth, were`Sun'day vis-, tiors at the home of F. B. Scott. Glenn Garniss, accompanied by his. friend, Norman Hill, of Essex, spent the week -end at the home of Mr. C H. Garniss. Anniversary services in connection; with Knox Presbyterian, Church, Bluevale, will be held on Sunday,: June 28th, the pulpit will be occupied by Rev. A. G. McPherson Of 'X.:istow- el. ' Services at 11 a.m. and'"7:30 pan. Mrs James Nichol has returned home after a` two weeks'' visit •at •the' home of her son, Eldrid, in Turn ber ti L Y Mr. and Mrs:` W. Mathers and fam- ily of Newton, spent the week -end with Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Mathers. Mrs. T. Coultess and. Harry. Dia- mond went to Toronto Saturday, to attend the funeral of the. late- Mtrs:' John Diamond. ' Mr. and Mrs, Alex Cooper and family of Petrolia, spent. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, W. Stewart. their 'summer home here. Rev. Mr, Craik, of Gorrie, will ,reach to the Orangemen in the Un - ed Church here on Sunday evening 7.30 p.m., June 28th. All will be lade welcome to attend these serv- ices. All L.O.L. brethren to meet at the Hall at 7 p.m. and march to the church. During a heavy electrical storm here on Friday afternoon the barn on John Munn's lot was struck and burned by .lightning. Most of the contents were removed before the fire got going strong, there was no insurance on the building. EACH MONTH WE REPAIR' ONE WATCH FREE Winner For May— ,Miss F. Walton, Belgrave Special Values in Gifts For The Summer Season DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE ETC.—All High Class Goods, At Moderate Prices. GEO. WILLIAM S Jeweller , Wingharn VIOLIN L LESSONS OS Apply for Particulars J. J. 'ALLEN Box 74 Wroxeter Ph. 29 1■I I■III■I l l�l t fel l lel 1 1■III■ I I ISI I I■I I ISI I I■111■I l 111 1 1 lel l lrl l l� l I I■I I I�111�111■I I IAl l lrl l lel l ISI l (a l l�jlj . TO. 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