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THE WINGHA.M ADVANCE-TIM,b
Thursday, May 19th, 1032
days last'.week at Hensel.
Mr, Ab; 'McQuillan has been .laid
up with a severe attack of rheunia-
tisrtj.
Mr, and Mrs, Andrew Kirk, Sea
forth, visited at the home of their
daughter, Mrs. J. D. Beecroft, on
Sunday last,
Word d was receival here on Mon-
day of the death of Mr. Ab. Lovatt
of St. Catharines, He leaves his
wife, formerly Miss Beatrice Me -
Brien and daughter of Mrs; 14fcl3rien
of the village; and four children,
Thelma, Nelson, Pearl and Charlie,
to mourn him, He is being brought
to the home of his mother, Mrs,
Lovatt, of Clinton, Mrs. Lovatt her-
self, has been laid up with rheuma-
Itism for some time, Many friends
and relatives in this neighborhood
extend sympathy to the bereaved
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hutchison
and his mother, Mrs. Wm. Hutchi-
son, moved last week from London
to their home west of Lucknow. We
are sorry to hear that Mrs. Hutch-
ison is now blind. Many old friends
will be pleased to welcome them
home again.
Mr. and Mrs, Irvin Henry and son
Ross, of Belfast, visited on Sunday
at the home of her sister, Mrs, R.
Pardon,
Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Naylor mot-
ored to Hamilton on Friday and are
visiting at the homes of Messrs. F.
and Arthur Newman there,
Mr, and Mrs. T. H. Moore and
Mrs. MacGregor spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. jack Henderson, of
Paramount.
Mrs. Henry Grain and son, Rol-
14- and, visited on Sunday at the home
®j of Mr, and Mrs. Lance Grain. •
4 The regular monthly meeting 6f
4the Women's Institute was held on
4' Friday in the Hall. The election of
officers was held, Mrs. Lance Grain
was voted in as chairman, and Mrs.
MI Chas. Gillespie acted as secretary for
ii the meeting . The following officers
il were appointed: Hon. ,Presidents,
ii ! Mfrs. Leggatt and Mrs. Emerson;
4 President, Mrs. L, Grain; 1st vice-
= Pres., Mrs. Robt, Ross, 2nd vice-
_ I Pres., Mrs. T. H. Moore; Sec -Teas.
OB Miss Grace Richardson; Branch Di-
_@ rectors, Miss Ella Emerson, Mrs. R.
Yf1 i J. Ross, Miss May Wightman, Mrs.
i + Wm. Beecroft, Mrs. Victor Emerson
iti; and Mrs, W. Lott. Auditors, Mrs.
4 I J, G. Gillespie and Mrs. Mac Ross.
District ,Director, Mrs. Emerson;
1 Pianist, Miss May Wightman and
Assistant, Miss Merle Gaunt, Press
K Reporters, Mrs. Emerson, Mrs. J. D.
III901`1 1 Beecroft, Convenor of Flower om-
miitee, Mrs. W. Leggatt. Mr. R . R.
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Sallows of Goderich, who had been
taking snaps of the new school, S.
S. No. 10, was also present, and se-
cured some good photos of the In-
stitute group. Mrs. Frank Henry
read a splendid paper on Homemak-
ing, a Profession, and the meeting
was closed by singing the National
WHITECHURCH
Miss May Morris of Hamilton has
been visiting dur•in; the l;at week
at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Dun-
can Kennedy and renewing c.id ac-
quaintances in the neighborhood.
The following were visitors at the
home of NIT.. and Mrs. Robert J.
Ross last week, Mr. Lisso and son,
Frank, and daughter, Mrs. Gemmel,
of Ayr, Mrs. Wm. Porter, Toronto,
Mr. Wm, McBurney and san Harry,
of Teeswater, Miss Emma Richard-
son and Mr. Foster Moffat, of Lang -
side.
A good number in this district
have: been reforesting or setting out
small trees, during the past week,
The funeral of the late Mr. John
Reid of the 4th con. of Culross, took
place on Thursday last to Tiffin's
cemetery. The services were taken
by Rev. J. Pollock and Rev. Mr.
Monteith, of Teeswater. ' Quite a
number from here attended the fun -
1 oral.
Miss Adeline Ross, of Toronto,
spent a few days last week at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Malcolm Ross.
Mrs. J. D. Beecroft spent a foto
days laws week in Detroit, at the
home of her sister, Mrs. F. L. Crei-
ghton,
Mrs. Joseph Tiffin,who has not
had very good health for some time,
went to Goderich last week to have
X -Rays taken,
Mr, and Mrs. Russel Reid, of
Brantford, spent the week -end here
with his mother, Mrs, A. Reid.
Mr. and Mrs.. Amos Cornelius mo-
tored to Walton on Sunday to visit
ivith her sister; Mrs..Bradt.
I,[r, Wm, Purdon spent a few
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Those chairs which have become so dull in appeal'-
ance! That table which you have mentally condemned
to the dump! Oedsteads,furniture, woodwork and
floors which have begun to worry you because dulled
by wear and tear"!
Try what 1710..GLAZE 41 TOUR ENAMEL will do for
them. You will be amazed at the wonderful results.
Nes in 41tours, with a finish that is glossy and durable.
E hiller Wi ki gon Decorator
Anthem.
Miss Jean Wellwood spent the
pest'' week in Wingham at the home
of her aunt, Mrs. John Falconer,
Miss Frances Robinson, of Wing -
ham, spent the week -end with Miss
Florence Beecroft.
Miss Janet Craig and Dawson, al-
so, Mr. Alec Coulter, spent Sunday
with the latter's parents, Mr, and
Mrs. Frank Coulter.
During the high winds on Mon-
day, Mr, George Murray's house
caught on fire and burned down; as
the wind shifted around a spark
from the burning house kindled the
roof of the barn on the old McKin-
non farm, east of the Murray farm
and burned it down. Although part-
I3,- covered by insurance, they will be
greatly inconvenienced before they
can build their home again, and the
neighbors sympathize with them in
their loss.
Mr. and Mrs, Elwood Barbour and
children spent Sunday last with Mr.
and Mrs. Robt. Hetherington of Mor
ris,
Mr, Harry McClenaghan and child
ren of Belgrave, spent Sunday at the
home of his brother, Mr, Robert Mc
Clenaghan.
Mr, and Mrs. G. Sallahay and dau-
ghter, Vera, and Mr. Dan McClosky
of Tgronto, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Wright of Thedford, were vistors at
the home of the former's sister, Mrs.
Bert Thompson last week.
SALEM
Mr, and Mrs. A. E. Gallaher and
son, Elsner, spent a couple of days
last week with the former's son and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Earl Acheson
of Landon.
Mr. and Mrs. Elslic and family
from near Londesboro, have moved
on to the farm recently vacated by
Mr, and Mrs, Andrew Douglas. We
welcome them to this community.
Mr. and Mrs, Dr. W. W. Weir and
son, Malcolm, of Toronto,called at
the home of Mr, and Mrs. D. L. Weir
on their way to Kincardine. Miss
Minnie Weir accompanied thein and
visited her parents,
Mr. Wilbert Gallaway and inen are
busily engaged rebuilding Mr, Siert
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And basic sweet dough
products.
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Longley's house, which was destryed
by fire in the winter.
Mrs. John Bush of Wroxeter spent
a day recently with her daughter,
Mrs. Edwin Palmer.
BLUEVALE
Rev. A. E. Mann, pastor of the Un-
ited church -occupied the pulpit of the
United church in Brussels on Sunday
and Rev. Mr.,' Chapman had charge
of the service in BIuevale,
Several from this district attended
the Masonic Divine service in the
Anglican church, Wingham, on Sun-
day evening.
Many friends in this neighborhood
will be ,pleased to know that Dr. H.
H. (Bert) Hetherington, son of Mr.
and Mrs. C. Hetherington of the
Bluevale Road, and who graduated
recently from the Toronto Medical
College, has located at Brampton,
associated with Dr. Vanderlip. His
many friends wish him. continued site
cess.
The regular May meeting of the
Women's Institute was held Thurs-
day afternoon at the home of • Mrs.
Stanley Gallaher. Twelve ladies be-
ing present, the president, Mrs. Alex
Mowbray, presiding. After the op-
ening exercises correspondence and
a few item of business, a most prof-
itable roll call was enjoyed, "Heip-
ltd suggestion on Gardening", some
of which were: "Sow moth balls ih
with cucumber seeds to prevent the
fly", "Sulphur sprinkled in the earth
prevents grubs in radish Some
splendid ideas regarding flower cul-
ture were also exchanged, Mrs, C.
Hetherington gave a very excellent
paper, "The Efficent Home Maker",
first quoting the words of Edgar
Guest, "It takes a lot of living in to
make a house a hone". Home is the
large part of our lives, and our hom-
es are the core of the nation, and a
nation is no better than the home
composing it. Some of the essentials
mentioned, harmony, health, definite
systetri, good reading, interest in na-
tional affairs, and bright surround-
ings. The meeting closed by singing
the National Anthem and the hostess
served refreshments, assisted by Mrs.
Hetherington. Mrs. Jos. Brecken
ridge invited the Institute to meet at
her home in June.
Misses 13. Thornton, Cora. Jewitt,
Ella Barnard and Olive Scott attend-
ed the annual meeting of the Wom-
en's Institute in I3russels on Monday.
Mr, and Mrs. Allan Ramsay, Wing
ham, and their daughter, Miss Jean
of the Paris High School staff visit-
ed with David Ramsay.
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to Negeect Your Watch
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YOUR watch probably needs
attention RiGHT NOW!
it Can't give you the wonderful
daily service you ask of it,
unless it is oiled and cleaned
regularly. Think of its Your
watch serves you more than
your car, or probably anything
else you own. Yet do you.
give rt as much ars en,tion?
Why not have us inspect your
watch now --before it is too
tate.
MODERNIZE YOUR
JEWELLERY
Bring in your old•fashiorred lewellery
et the same time, and We will give you
free estimate on re$ettittg elle stones
ince odern beautiful ring dr other
NATIONAL,
WATCH CLEANING and
Jewellery Repair Week
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JEWELER A,w,
Mr, and Mrs, Peter S. McEwen, of
'Wroxeter, Mr. and Mrs, Hohnes and
Miss Perkins of Gorrie, visited with
Mrs, Geo, MacDonald and Mrs. Wil -
Son,
Mr. and, Mrs, Thos. Dickson and
son, Chales of Seaforth, visited with
R. F. and Mrs. Garnies,
Mr. .Root, Hogg and sister, Miss
Janet of Seaforth, visited with their
uncle,, F. 13. Scott,,
Mrs. Archie Messer and little Miss
Margaret, and Miss Thompson spent
Sunday with relatives in London.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Moffatt and,
soh, Stanley, motored to London on
Sunday to spend the day with their
san, Gordon, at the Queen Alexand-
ria Sanitorium.
IYIt. and Mrs. John Mundell and
son, Gordon, spent Sunday with Mr.
Mundell's sister, at Drayton.
Mrs, Roy McCreight is in Fergus
this week with their young daugh-
ter, Bertha, who is to receive treat-
ment at the hospital there,
Miss Nellie McKinney, nurse -in -
training at Clinton Hospital, is spen-
ding her vacation at the home of her
brother, Wni. and Mrs. McKinney,
Nurse Robertson, who has been
nursing the late Mrs. John Smith,
has returned to her home in Luck-
now.
ucknow.
Mrs. Walter Smillie has returned
home after taking treatment for die-
betus at the Woman's College Hos-
pital, Toronto.
BELGRAVE
Mr. W. J. Cole has 'installed the
Hydro, having disposed of his Delco
plant to Mr. McDonald, owner of the
Alps Golf Course. Mr. McDonald
purposes lighting his club' house with
the plant. '
Mrs. Julia Scandrett and Corinne
are in Centralia.
MORRIS
We are glad to report that those
on the sick list are making a splendid
recovery.
Mrs. Hugh Sinamon and 'Mrs, C.
Martin of the boundary visited at the
home of their friend, Mrs. Joseph
Casemore, one day last week.
Mr. Graham Campbell visited at
Mr. Robert Warwicks' last Sunday.
Visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Golley on Sunday last
were: Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schnook of
Ethel, Mrs. Mac Abram and son,'
Vern of Gorrie.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Cunningham
and daughter are at present with the
atter's parents,' Mr. and Mrs. John
Hunter.
The warm weather has come in
time, after our recent showers to do.
the farmers' crops and the grass a
great deal of good.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Murdoch and
baby, Phillip of Toronto, spent the
week -end with the latter's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. George Edgar, second
ine.
GLENANNAN
Mr. and Mrs. George Muir and fa-
mily of Toronto, visited the week -end
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
Wallace.
Miss Mary Harris of near Wrox-
eter, visited with her friend, Miss Ev
elyn Lincoln on Sunday.
Mr. Alex. Baird of Flint, Mich.,
visited a few days last week with
friends around Glenannan.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Corrigan visit-
ed Sunday evening at the honie of
Mrs. John Mulvey.
Mrs. Willits and fancily of Salem,
spent Sunday evening at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Wnt, Marshall.
Mrs, Oliver Stokes spent one day
last week with friends in Wingham.
BLYTH
Mr. and Mrs. James Watt and san
of Toronto, spent the week -end with
the former's parents, Mr, and Mrs.
James Watt.
Mr, and Mrs. C. H, Beese of Kit-
chener-, spent Sunday with friends in
town,
Mrs. Clarence Hayes of George-
town, Government speaker, will ad-
dress the Women's Institute at their
June meeting, her subject, "Thrift
without tears". The local society
will entertain the -Clinton and Lond-
esboro societies. Lunch will be ser-
ved and a. profitable and inspiration-
al meeting is looked forward to with
a great deal of pleasure.
Mr, Russel Shaw visited. friends in
Kitchener and. Guelph during the.
week. Mrs. Shaw who has been con-
fined to the Hospital expects to be
able to return; home this week.
Mrs. Dobbyti -of Newbury, visited
at the home of°'.Mr. Cecil Dobbyn
during the week,
Mr. It M. McKay has leased J', C.
Hceferons store and will occupy it.
as his optical parlors.
Counsel -"Don't• you know what a
, 0ttrt of law is for.'!
Witness -"Yes, It's a place tvlrerc
they dispense with justice,"
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REMEMBER FRIDAY - It is our "Bargain Day" 1
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Each Week - So watch for the Specials we'll have. �r
Men's Light
Underwear
Time is now here to make Ili
the change to lighter under
garments, Come in and see the
good values we have. Combed 11
Cotton Combinations at 98c.
Balbriggan ,Two thread gar-.;
moots at 75c 1
Forsyth B.V.D', at 98c
Shirts and Shorts 75c
Silk Combinations $1.95. =
Men's Hatchway . $1,00 _
Boys' Combinations: 75c 1
Buy Spring Dress
▪ Goods Now
Lovely Silk ,]?riots, Canton
and FIat Crepes, Celanese lta-
yon and Voiles in many pat-
terns and colorings. Something.
new for your Early
▪ Summer Frocks, 49c, 95c, $1.50
toentirely $2.65.
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4 Curtaining Time
F Is Here
Much admired are the new
frilly Curtains and likewise the
_ cleverly designed 'Swiss Nets
iI and Panels. Our wide range is
▪ a distinct advantage when ma-
king your selections, $1.50, 3.75
I $4.85 to $7.50.
Draperies You'll Like
The popular wide widths in
4 beautiful color schemes to, blend
• exactly with your particular
• needs for any room. All are
moderately priced at 95c, $1.19,
1 $1.85 to $2,25.
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4 Spring Suits
Now isthe time for Spring
WI Garments and our stock is
complete with all the smart
le styles that fashion demands.
▪ Blues, Blacks, Greens, etc. See
® our Special Lines at $13.95
$20.00 to $23.75.
Special, Suit Sale,
Half Price
All New Spring models in
various fine materials, Navys,
Tweeds and Flecks, that nor-
mally sell at $25.00, $28.50 and
4 $30.00. This week -end just
4 Half, $12.50, $14.25 and $15.00.
▪ Chiffon Hose Sale
Kayser Superfine grade, ev-
ery Spring shade included for
4 Friday and Saturday, $1.00 lin-
= es for 88c; $1.50 lines for 81.19.
Supply your needs of these lov-
ely Stockings at the reduced
prices.
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Good Furnishings
To Buy
See the New Collegiate Bra-
ces at $1.50
Currie's E Z E Garters 50c 4
29c Linen Handkerchiefs at
5 for $1.00 '
Leather Belts, 50c, 75c, $1.00 IN
Long Wearing Socks at Fa -
39c, 50c, 85c &LI
Good Silk Ties 50c, 75c, 1.00
New Tweed Caps $1.25 4
Quality Suits For
Men $25.00 I
West of England Serges - 111
Tweed Mixtures and some very 4
fine Worsteds, but in approved -
styles and with top notch work !
inanship, Size range 36 to 46 Jr
and specially priced for this
week -end $25.00. !•
Friday!- Bargain DayL'
Specials _a
6 only Fine Jersey Dresses 5.00
9 Children's Coats, 3 to 8 4
years at $3.98 -
8 Girls' Coats, 10 to 14 44.98 r
16 Misses' New Coats, some 4
Half Price $12.00
7 Boys' 3 -Piece Suits ... $5.00
4 Paper Window Shades 50c 4
$1.50 Women's Silk Gloves88c d
$3.00 Drapery Velour 99c
39c Brocade Rayon Silks 29c In
39c Men's Leather Mitts, 2 4
pairs for ..... ..... ................ -..49c
50c New Elastic Braces ....._39c
Cut Prices In
Frilled Curtains
38 Pairs Only - Some are
single pairs while others lines
have two pairs. All our high
quality numbers that are regu-
larly priced at $3.29 and $3.50
per pair. Friday Bargain, per
pair $2.38.
Congoleuxn Rug Guessing Contest
It is with pleasure we announce that Mrs. Andrew McCor-
made the fortunate guess. Correct number being 1394, and
McCormick's guess being 1444.
SUPPLY YOUR GROCERY NEEDS
Kellog's Corn Flakes, 3 for 25c
Crepe Toilet Paper, 6 for ...19c
60c Black Tea 39c
Palm Olive and Cameo Soap,
5 cakes for 25c
Challenge Corn Starch, 3 27c
Maple Leaf Lard, 3 lbs 25c
8 oz. bottle Vanilla' ...... 19c
ILIZAIOUNITA
September Cheese .....- 15c
Tomato Ketchup, large bot-
tle, for, 18c
40 oz. Jar Orange Marma-
lade 29c
Pure Clover Honey, pail 39c
Heinz Tomato Soup, 3 for 39c
Tomato Juice, 4 tins 29c
SEE OUR EXTRA VALUES FOR THIS WEEK
END - THEY'RE SURE TO BE INTERESTING
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$8.000 PER PAIR
Enna Jettick Shoes
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We are pleased to announce .that NEW PRICES
on Enna Jettick Shoes have enabled us to
reduce to above prices. 1
Enna Jettick are a strictly HIGH GRADE SHOE and it 1
is very questionable if any shoe is made on the Atnerieart Contin-
eint that can equal this wonderful line a Women's Footwear in El
"Fitting Qualities" in fact seldom a day passes burl some custom- lil
et- informs us that since starting to wear Enna Jettick Shoes they
have enjoyed A FOOT CONIFOR'll not experienced before.
Enna:Jetticks are made in many widths A AA to E E in ' 4
other words from VERY NARROW to VERY WIDE and as a 4
consequence "A PERFECT .FIT CAN BE GIVEN IN EVERY
INSTANCE".
Enna 3etticks are sold only in this district at this shoe
store and the prices $7.00 and $8.00 peri pair are the sande from iII
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