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The Wingham Advance Times, 1931-01-14, Page 8Wm, Mundell's, and attended service;. also Mr. and Mrs, Miller of Brussels, at George Doubledee's. Minnie Jeffray visited Mrs. Gowdy of Salem, on Saturday, also friends in 'Wroxeter, Miss Madeline Casemore is morn- ing the loss of her little dog, Tootsie the persons having it in their posses sion would save a few heart throbs by returning it, A number front the vicinity attend- ed the funeral of Miss Baker, Idowick or7 urday, ASatcollection will be taken up in thle Union church .next Sabbath in girl of the sufferers in the West, Miss Mabel Baker of Clifford spent Mother of Five Looks for Early Release When one' is only 27 the strain of raising five children on limited fin- ancial .resources is a burden which would tax any woman's strength and vitality. In the case of slender' Mr's. N., none too strong from early years at factory work, the burden pressed her lower and lower to the point where tuberculosis :grippeo her in all its power, Fortunately, however, she was. sent to the Muskoka Hospital for Consumptives, wvhere the experienc- ed doctors and nurses took her in hand with kindly care. Since then like a'rain-freshened flower, Mrs. N. has resportded to the carefully plan- ned treatment and has made splen- did progress towards recovery, and is eagerly looking forward to the time when she may return to her little ones. There are many such cases, but without 'financial assistance the Muskoka Hospital cannot aid them. A gift from you will be gratefully received if sent to Mr. A. E. Ames, 223 College St., Toronto, PAGE ElG.� t1111N11JI0111' 111 11101111 HSIIf�1111RJa nnillal u!ti,Illgni 1II l;il ililitdillil4lil THE WING. HAM ADVANCE, -TIMES lIr9Flll 1141,}c'ttts, Mr. ;tii4 flim: Thos, Stewart favored, the .ladies. with a much a ;= predated solo Eighteen new m'e by r : were received. The hostess $ t. • s'cd refixhiients assisted b)' 1w1.frs.. et'7eiat4t4 rs i''• ,,i••, �, Ciicx'\\t. ii7ur r' l' ' 4 , e `l l�ursday, Friday Saturday, January " " " :A "file + e;ctaculxr African Jungle Depicting the 1�d'd7`e%!l�'N� ALOYSKTS HORN The Famous usAfrican' 14, 15,.16t • Picture 1> m Ci 111; church. held Its si iteting c\n hritlay • afternoon at the home of Mrs. Jno, • Mandell. The president of the W.M. S. Mr,. P. S. Mclwen, presided and • carried out the program for the pro vtneial day of prayer. Miss Thyme - offered the special thanksgiving h, a; S n i e Thursday, January 14, 1932 , r:f hags Thursday Morning. fancily spent Saturday afternoon with 1 Harry ( upbell •is on the sick list .Mr, and Mrs: Will Roulstorz : near being under the doctor's care. Olivet, , ia,� Chas. Campbell its sesipusly. Meas Cysril :Campbell eal1ed' on. Mr. ,lilt bciii \1.1tc1�,r :th'e;;Constant+pist:c.,,s, • 1,? 7,u Mi rchisoilxcxpf Ripley, Saturday lilt ll 0(1.1: ,strsI\Ir : �a)7i1;:.� rsas.11irm,i.' •`sfratare, sorry to hear Mr. Aturcilison. rn, alstr:,nnder She clut,tcw,r,'•s cares .v,- :r 1var,9-R+b.cre�t ltl co'ttaeipus' fol' over a week IIe telephone line to \?Viogliani is from a stroke. still out of, operation and no indica.- Miss Jean Orr, East of Langsidc, titin of repairs being undertaken as is 'assisting Mrs: Thomas Hackett yc't. lhere,.arc plenty of men looking for a. few weeks, foe work a311 the Coi'np ny have am - plc r :serves to :have had it repaired 10'l It m E. AW:.l' OSll before now. ,1J,nde .• the circumstances it is very tinfortirnate,. there being so much sickness in the community.. Editor Roberts, of the Eordw•icli I scord, and fnrll ly, ~pent : Stniday at the home of Dave and :Mrs. Arm- strong, Mrs: Roberts staying for a few days. Mr. and Mrs, A. Brooks, of Cen t+•alia, spent Sunday with relatives in. »Ilprayer, while prayers for the clturcl Our Young People and for. Canada, wit,. r ,, ` {ak+" t were regiven byMrs,. 1), . Falconer. v \'' n'''''' 'c• 1l awt:,t l J. a.,�., ldrs. E. Nichol and Mrs. jas. Kirton, . A — Mrs. McEwen gave a short address y ; Owing to the length of'this picture; there on "The extension of the Kingdom clog it Will be no short subject. Feature, pictul a Starts at h Through ,Faith and Service"; which 8.30 Thursday and Friday. Two Shows Satu ay was followed by •prayer for our Na night starting at 8 p.m. Next Week—". ' II lllaiiiiimaill illlliif11�1iniirlin181nsdi iii3i111g111singiita!ii limo i� tetional Missionary Endeavor, by Mrs ; - Roy Turvey, after singing a mission - • rry hymn, Miss Thyme closed th meeting with prayer. 11 Miss Martha Laine of Gorrie. who has been the nurse in attendance oi Robt, Musgrove, has given' u J the position and is spending.a few days with her cousin, Mrs. Arthu Shaws. Mrs. Mary Moffat left Friday.fo Toronto where she will spend 'th winter with 'her daughter, Mrs. Ver non Higgins. Miss Jessie Strachan, Brussels, i visiting her cousin, .Mrs. :Peter S McEwen. Miss Phompson, Diingantion, i nursing Mrs. R. Musgrove. Miss Dorothy Yuill, late of Har riston, is visiting with 11fr. and Mrs Roy McCreight. Alex. Holies, Newton, is visiting with his aunt, Mrs. Arnould Nichol 4th con, Turnberry. Miss Dobie, teacher at S.S..No 10, Morris, know as '`Halusay school," is unable to teach due` to an outbreak of chicken pox: She is victim, as. well as several of the pup- ils, up-its, Measles are also reported in the sane section. The school is to be fumigated but it is not definite just when' school will re -open. The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyter- ian Church head its annual meeting 'Friday afternoon. The secretary's report shows a very considerabiejl-c report shows a very satisfactory year and the treasurer's statement shows a nice sum of money raised during the year and a balance on hand of $71.66. T11e election of officers re- sulted in the old officers being re- elected: President, Miss M. Olive Scott; vice-president, Mrs. D, J, Fal caner; secretary, Mrs. Alex. Mow- bray; assistant secretary, Mrs. J. C. Higgins; treasurer, Mrs. E. Nichols; r C.Y 17177 organists, Miss Hazel Mundell, Mrs. Harvey Robertson. T" �I[PI' l1sII 111 , BLUEVALE. "1"hornton;';;:l Press<a:Ct irrespoiident, H. Marin. i.iincysinaetirxg^ >v as hosed by the, singin•. , o1 so by tkn; and 'tile bene- diction wa,�.':prontat aped by`, Rev.. A. E. ltiann-_.Aftex w itIeh a period was spent in games under the leadership of Earl ,l:flnhrta The re+r i�lar`.1 'ee1'�ing o the - no n's A:,So:ciatibrx •<of the United Church vas IVeld on Thursciay'after- noon at thc•:l'tollte'�cfft212ats; H. L. Bos man, with a goodly attendance, in- cluding t1w o 'visitors The `president, Mrs.' 'Jos. Breckenridge, presided. A discussion was'held"on. 'planning sew- ing and other work for the winter, Mrs. W. J. Johnston, of Gladstone,. Man, who :bas been with .her' par - The Young People's Society of the United Church, Bluevale, held their first meeting of the New Year on Friday evening of last week, with the Vice -President, Earl Hamilton, in the chair. Miss Emma Johnston gave a very interesting and instruct- nye talk. on the making of pottery, 11- iu trated. by samples of fer own work. The election of officers for the r e i 1 year 1932 was held... I r..sident, I Earl Hamilton; Vice -Presidents, Willi Peacock, Dorothy Aitken, Elsie' 'Smith, Harr Mann; Secretary,Chas.' Harry.Mann; a r Johnston; . Treasurer, Miss Emma I, Johnston; Organist, Miss Beatrice • auxuanoamentammor s ems' Ls i .fit -nineLowestrimed Car Co taming S. ysatc�"o,- ,7►;lr�:.iy ]��14tt'••,;+ wills Free With Silent Syncro- Mesh you enjoy dash- less ash less shifting' at all speeds --back and forth --no matter whether.you are "in" free wheeling or not. When descending a steep hillyou can shift rapidly frotu high to second and gain the full braking power of the engine. Chevrolet's Free ` Wheeling enables you to coast, free from the drag of the engine, when lif • your yout y foot from. the accelerator. And you can shift - gears with never - to -be -forgotten ease! s esim aeefing A Popular l%eww • Nolte ito Fisher' Bad Sit lir Y' Y '93 A new ultra -modern sil- houette is gained byplant- ing the windshield at a sinart new angle=-streatnlinin the front body Y pillars — and utilizing the distinctive style le Y points of today's finest cars. Interiors have rich new upholsteries, handsome chrome -plated P fittings, adjustable sun visor, finger -touch' adjustable driver's seat, and a convenient ash- tray on the dash. Striking features include deeper radiator with built-in grille, arched double tie -bar, bullet -type headlamps, adjust- able hood ports. A GENERAL MOTORS c VALUE -- PRODt.iCED IN CANAbA MOT0* PROMICIS CS.za The new Chevrolet Six yiay be purchased on easy GMAC ten,n. basting satisfaction is assured by the General Motors Owned Service' Policy. A. M. CRAWFORD .� Dealer Wingham �� anvil Oat. tors b do st of all ey .`�lilli+"ies haute ai eo A ;r t►' i p t r r e $ • S • s a BELGRAVE The Belgrave Women's Institute will. ,meet at the home of Mrs. John i�'anC n a hp an Tuesday,. January 19th at 2.30 o'clock. As there are several items of business to be arranged, a good attendance is regeusted. Miss Edith Procter is to give a paper on 'The. Rural Girl of Today and Her' Opportunities". Mrs. James Taylor is in charge of the musical' part of the program. Everyone come and bring another one. As a result of the soft snow Sun- day, those motoring found it diffi- cult to stay on the road: Mrs. Yule is indisposed with a sore knee. Miss. Mabel Martin, of Crystal City, who is staying with Mrs. Wheeler, is spending a few days in Clinton. The annual meeting or the Sunday School of Knox United Church, Bel - grave, was held in the basement of the church Thursday afternoon when there was' a fair attendance present. Rev. Mr, Grant acted as chairman, and opened the meeting with prayer. The reports of the secretary, treasur- er and'auditors were all given and adopted, Several items. .of business were 'discussed and the election, of officers was held and resulted as fol- lows: Superintendent, J. S. Procter; assistants, Jas. Michie and Goldie Wheeler; secretary, Norman Keat- ing; assistant secretary, C. R. Coul- tes; treasurer, Ellen Stonehouse;' lib- rarian, Jas. Wightman; assistant, Bert Vincent; organist, V. Wheeler; assistants, Dorothy Vincent and Eil- een McCallum;; Cradle Roll,/ Supt., Mrs. Gordon Walsh; auditors, Har- old Vincent and Martin Grasby. The fallowing teachers were appointed for the different classes: Beginners, Florence Scott; assistant, Jennie Wightman; primary, Mrs, Harold Procter, Mrs, Jas. Nellie; Junior boys' and girls', Cela Coultes, ;and Mrs. Cyrus Scott;; girls, Edith f', oc- ter and Mrs Martin Grasby; buys, Mrs. C. ; It Cpiltes; Mrs.. Bert Wil- kirgonr, i1�rs.'" Jolin Coultes;l senior bcys, Jas: Michie and. A. Vincent; Bible clans, l :ev Mr; '' Grant` and P. W. Scott`, The Sunday School starts a new year with a very encouraging c�,utlocil�; C. R. Cr;,ultcs s(t:pped two carloads The new . Township Council met for, the first time 00 Monday,' Mr: and: Mrs.: Orval Graham and Mr. and Mrs. Jno. - Campbell, of Stratford and• Aylmer respectively, spent Sunday at the home of Chas, C:anmbeu. 'Miss Agnes 'Robertson returned to Stratford Normal on Monday. Mr, and Mrs. Kane of Toronto; spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. pi.erson Irwin. Mr, Melville Beecroft returned to \'Vestern University after spending the vacation with his father, Mr.'J, Il.eecroft. Mrs.Leslie 1Vightman has been visiting friends at Donegal. The election caused 'some excite- ment on Monday. We congratulate Mr, Adam Robertson and Mr. Elisha 'Walker on being two of the success- ful candidates, Mr. Adam McBurney returned to Kingstol recently. VVHITEC1-1URCH Quite a number of people from the vicinity took in. the dance at George ' :1 .\Valkers last Friday and all Miss may -\i �c.,vtrltan is spending evening the week -end with her sister, Mrs. reported a good time, Elsie Brigham of Blyth. Mrs. Reed left last. Saturday to spend the remainder of the winter with herdaughter, Mrs. Balfour, g a four, of I..ucknow. Mr, Harry McClenaghan . and fam- ily, of Belgrave, am-ily,'ofBelgrave, spent Sunday at the home of his brother, Mr. Geo. Me- of W.M.S. of Brick United Church Cieiiagban, will be held at Mrs. Leslie Wight - Mr. Mac Ross attended the council nap's on Tuesday, January 19th. n.ceting at Holyrood on Monday. Mr. and Mrs, Clarkson Martin; of MORRIS Wingham, spent Sunday at . the home of her aunt, Mrs. John Craig. The recent snow.and sleet storm Mrs. Jas,; 'Falconer and Lois, and put the telephone out'of commission. Mr, and Mrs. , Cecil Falconer and Miss Ferrol Higgins visited her sons, spent the week -end at Caledon friends on the second line recently.. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elgin The annual _ school meeting of S.S. 1 rcllwvood, Nr.. John Falconer, who No. 7, Morris, was held on Wednes- has been visiting 'there, returned day,.December 30th, 1931. Mr. Fin- hc.me with them. lay McCallum who was elected as Mr. Frank Thompson shipped a one of the councillors for Morris, car -load of cat* from the station resigned and Mr. Lyle Hopper : er was y la. here on Friday, and Mr. John Me- elected tel take Mr: McCallum's place. Millan shipped a car on Saturday. The three trustees for 1932 are: Mr. Mrs. Cutis. Campbell of Belgrave, George Coulter, Mr. Victor Haines a .sister of Mrs. Henry McGee, is and Mr. Lyle Hopper. The'ratepay- i very ill at present, suffering from an ors' and school board decided to burn attack of pneumonia. wood in the furnace this winter. Mr. Several of the pupils of S.S. No. Leonard James and Mr. Robert Coul- 14, 1 V. Wawanosh, have been:laid `tes are supplying the wood. Mr. H. t:p with an attack of chicken pox. :Hetherington acted as chairman. 1 Mr. Jas. Cornelius is u nder the Miss Dorothy Golley spent a few doctor's care at, present. days with her friend, Miss Dorothy Miss Mary Weir, rug s rn Yrainii.�,n•r Higgins, recently. in Hamilton Hospital, i a tai is visiting at Mr. and -Mrs. James Elston, Aus-. the home of her parents, Mr. and tin. Man., visited their relatives, Mr. Mrs. Fred .Davidson. Miss Ilarbrira and Mrs. Wm. Elston and family, \'Voir of Belmore, also spent the last week. week-endher at e home here. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Goll visited The regular monthly meeting of their relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Dan. the Wom ne's InstitutT - t Wingham, was held in Tier.. �f on .Sunday last. the Hall .on Thursday afternoon last,1 Mr. Smith Hutton, of Toronto, owing to the Day of Prayer being visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. held in Chalmer's Church on Friday, 'Hutton, during his vacation. After the opening exercises, the fol- 1 Mr.° Charles fryans visited his lowing business was decided on and ;friend, Mr. Harold McCallum, recent - approved by all, to hold a Euchre `ly. on Friday, Jan. 15th, in the Hall, and Miss Dorothy Higgins visited her to hold a ,Concert on the evening of 'friend, Miss Dorothy Golley, recent Tuesday, Jan. 26th. Mrs. Chas. Gil- ! ly. lespie then gave a very interesting I Mrs. Charles Campbell, also Mr. paper on the Co-operation of Par- i Graham Campbell, and son, Harris, cats and Teachers; and Mrs. Harold 'wtre recent Sunday visitors at the Spading sang a solo "Colne to the 1 home of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Mc - Fair". Mrs. .Ezra Scholtz acted as Michael, of Wroxeter. chairlady throughout. The meeting Mrs. Lyle Hopper spent a day in was closed by singing` the National Wingham recently, Anthem. A number of young people gather- ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Ce- cil Falconer on Tuesday evening last and spent a pleasant evening at cards and dancing. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tiffin spent last week at the home of their son,: Mr. Wesley Tiffin, of Kinloss. Miss Grace and Master Jim Rich- ardson, who are taking the short course in Teeswater, spent the week- end at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Richardson. Mr. Bert Cuilimore and J. C. Reed spent the week -enol at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson. Mrs. Reuben Tiffin and Charlie spent Thursday evening at the home of Mrand Mrs. Geo. Harkness. The people of Langside commun- ity have started a club which meets every other Friday evening in the Hall there. .Miss Verna Irwin, of Toronto, is visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Irwin. Missessie Finlay on, J Finlayson; r ,f of Kippen, has resumed her duties as teacher of S.S. No. 11. The first meeting of the New Year ASHFIELD Mr, George Lane and daughter, Winnifred, motored to Riverview on Saturday, returning Sunday, visiting with Mr. and Mrs, Jim Layburn, Mr. Earl Sherwood, near St. Hel- ens, spent the week -end with his par. ,eats, Mr. and Mrs. Samtlel Sher- wood. Mrs. Adatit Johnston and son, Bor. cicn, near Courey's Corners, spent Thursday evening with the formcr'.s parents, Mr. and Mrs. 'Win. 'Sher. wood, Belfast. Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Campbell and ta8;�tir • r tires ^,°ri 1 X1.4 ' :0,AP Here's your opportia'xi it'y , o , save whit m tthe E9'' F, 1„ time acquiring, a sn ''ply of these``" ovely Household �h tat ess° ' �r �d ec�'t�ess Wool Blankets. from Scotland Pride in ownership goes with: every pair of these good Blankets. Every woman lover; them and knows their : supreme qualities. ,Made in. Scotland•fromn fine' purelamb's wool; in dou- ble bed -size with pink or blue bands and whipped singly. Friday and Saturday only—To. $13.75 lines for '$10.00. • A few individual pairs at $15.00,, $18,50 and $22.00 on sale Less 20%. 25.Only Single'Blankets (white). at $2.98 These are Canadian made by one of our foremost makers, and for general use will give genuine satisfaction. All white with blue and pink borders; -double bed size and whipped singly; at about Half Price—Each $2.98. Flannelette Blankets on Sale 50 Pairs Only, 'Ibe'k 1214 white and grey borders -Friday and Saturday, per pair $1.75 Sunset Plaid Blankets These/ beautiful check blankets come in the finest ` combed cottons. Their serviceability and bright colors are a delight to every home. Make sure to own a pair nor two now. Regular $3.50 grades for $2.88. All Downn:Comiforters. Less 20 Per Cent. with pink or blue . 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Wingham a few days last week, Mr. and Mrs. John Casemore, also Mr. John Gray, spent an evening at Mr, and Mrs. Hugh. Sinnation's, on friday evening of last . week. Master Ross Anderson of Belgrave visited his cousins, Masters Charlie and Norman Higgins recently. Mr. Victor Haines, also Mr. Fry, made a business trip to Guelph last week. Miss Marjorie Hamiltonvisited her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hastie, for :a few days . last week. Mrs. Robert Higgins is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Higgins, of Wingham, Mr. and Mrs. Alec. Campbell visit- ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Mr, and Mrs., James Gilmore, of Wheeler one day last week. 6 Wingham, were Sunday visitors at Mr. and Mrs. Dick Nekton and daughter, Mary, of Jamestown, vis- ited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ward Gray one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Haines and family visited at the home of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Coll- ings, of Ripley, last week. Miss Dorothy and Master Clarence Golley visited their uncle, Mr. John Abram last Sunday. Mr, Wilfred Congram, of Toronto, visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs, T, Congrant,for a few days during his vacation. ivtr, and Mrs. John Casemore, also Milo 'Casemore and daughter, Miss June,,spent New Year's at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Orr, and Mrs. Alex. Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Campbell and. family spent New Year's Day at the. home of Mr. and Mrs. IKenneth Mc- Naughton of Turnberry, Mrs. Collings .of Ripley, visited her daughter, Mrs. Victor ' Haines, one day last week. Misses Winnifred and Frances Ed- gar visited at Mr. Robert Higgins' one day recently. Mr. Alex. McEwen attended the council meeting on Monday last. BELMORE Our young people prefer skating on a pond at Wm. Edawrds', the link being quite deserted so far. GEO. WILLIAMS Jeweller. JEWELLER . OFFICIAL C.N.R.'WATCH INSPECTOR Each Month We Repair One WATCH, FREE. Winner for December, Mr. J. Halliday, Wingl arn. 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