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The Wingham Advance Times, 1932-06-09, Page 8EfiEMEIZIERZIEEZZEInionamie.tems DIAMONDS, WATCHES, SILVERWARE, JEWEL- LERY AND GIFTS. Moderately Priced. OFFICIAL C.N.R. WATCH INSPECTOR Each Month We Repair One Watch FREE. Winner for May J. W. Mason, Blyth. GEO. WILLIAMS JEWELLER Phone 5. PAGE SIX ►UtlI,puL„„. ll1uDp111Mp111„1►U1111IIL1.q.1117tI11,►111M,1t11►III ..,,,...,„......,„...ii__ rll; .,_ ... ...... ir1 SHOW STARTS 8.30 P.M. wo Shows Saturday Night, Starting 8 p.m. Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Jure 9th, 10th, 11th — SPECIAL -- 11 1'II FASCINATING . 0 VB +e►i'ai`V,i!'i,,TI181 a m STi 1 >i`''.U LAT1, G m rai S ELL! rid 11 rr� "diI Romance by Janet and Charlie ... at their gayest and happiest .and laughs by Brendel JAs sET VA CHARLES FARRELL with , EL BRENDEL Musk by GEORGE GERS 1WIN a FOX PROM Directed 1,1, David Butter lliell1M111Edii111111111li1111 A11111111111111i2111 Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, June 13, 14, ,. 9P' 15th -- �..�m.ass..�.... A British Picture. Mystery — Melodrama — Action. — And -- Boyfriend Comedy — "LOVE PAINS.” W FHTECHURCH Mr. and Mrs. Loines. Johnston of Cedar Valley, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs, W. R. Far- -ri er. Mr. James Boyle has been under the doctor's care for the past few 'weeks. .Miss Annie and. Mr, Peter Ken- 'rledy motored with Mr. and Mrs. 5, Reid, of Auburn, to Guelph, on Sun- day, and spent the day with their uncle, Mr. Sandy Kennedy, who is very ill there, Mr. and Mrs. David Farrier spent a few days last week THE WINGHAM ADVANCE -TIM on Wednesday last. Mr. and Mrs. Desjardines and family, of Ethel, spent Sunday at the home of Mr, and Mrs.'' John Craig. Mr. John Thom, of Fordwich, has been visiting with friends -and relate tines in this community', Rey. Duncan. MaeTavish of Exet- er is conducting the anniversary ser- vices in the United Church on Sun- day, June 12, at 11 a.m, and '7,30 p. tit., and on Monday evening he will give a lecture fallowing supper on the church lawn front 6 to 8 p.m. Mr, and ' Mrs, Robt. Purdon and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ab. Cameron, of Ashfield. Mrs, Haig and Mr. and Mrs. Robt, J. Ross motored to Seaforth last Sat- urday, and Mrs. Haig remained at her home here. Messrs. Arthur and Eddie Moore, who are Constructing a cement bridge near Harriston, spent the week -end at their home here. Mr. Jas. Ross of Holyrood, spent a few days last week here with his sister, Miss Catharine Ross and Mr. R. J. Ross. IVIrs. Beckwith, of Wingham, spent a few days last week at the home of Mrs. J. B. Morrison. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Henry and son Ross, spent Saturday at the home of her sister, Mrs. Robt. Purdon. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Coulter and family, of Morris, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Robertson. Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Barbour and family spent Sunday at the home of her uncle, Mr. Chris Hetherington, of Morris. Miss Lorna McClenaghan spent the week -end at her home here. Mrs. Fred Davidson, who attend- ed the Graduation Exercises of the Hamilton General Hospital, where her daughter Miss. Weir, graduated, returned to her home here on Sat- "' urday, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. di Spencer and Mr. Hey and his neice of Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. Davison, of Morn; ington spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. McBurney, and they with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart McBurney and _El daughters, visited with Mr. and Mrs. ® Alec Leaver. We are pleased to note that Mr, McBurney is able to be out again, after beinglaid up for sev- eral months. witimmiiM nisimili�lil inuflooni1 lllicilhliY ai ' ' I Roman,-. _. � T Meal Bread - This is a Health Product Fresh daily. • Gibson 2s Baker "Always the Best." Phone 145. t III�NIIIIiIQIN111ii081il�lil�lll�IliiiQlll�fii®III�III Mr. Will Helm, accompanied by his mother and aunt, Mrs. Hunter, motored to Tiverton recently. The Ashfield Circuit Annual Gar- den Party will be held on Friday ev- ening, June 17th, at the home of Mr, and Mrs, Samuel Cook, gravel road. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Plunkett and family, near Auburn, spent Sunday with the lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Drennan, near Kintail. -- BELFAST Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Smith, of Luck now, spent the week -end at Mr. W. Irwin's. Mr. Watson Davis has been .re engaged as teacher at Belfast School for the coming term. Many from here attended the fun- eral of Mrs. Wm. Finlay at Mafe- king on Saturday. We extend our deepest sympathy to the bereaved ones.. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Alton and fam- ily visited with Port Albert friends on Sunday. MORRIS Mrs. Andrew Kirk, of Seaforth, Mrs., Robert Warwick has return - a and iVIiss Oliene Falconrath and ed home from visiting friends gi Francis, Pearl and Thelma Creigh- t relatives in Toronto, last week. ton, Detroit, visited . at the home of M day. &it r. and Mrs. J. D. Beecroft, on Sun - with their daughter, Mrs. John D. Ross, of Huron Twp. Among those who are under the doctor's care at present are: Robert Ferrie, Mrs. Thos. Henderson, • Mr. Ab. McQuillan and Miss Mary Laid- law, We wish to hear better reports of their condition, Mr. and Mrs. Russel Reid, Brant- ford, spent the week -end with his mother, Mrs. A Reid, and Miss Is- abel ,Fox returned with them to visit at Brantford and Galt. The W. ` M. S. of the United Church held teas at, the homes of Mrs. Fox and Mrs. J. B. Morrison Hanna's Specials GOLF KNICKER SPECIAL SALE Young Men's rancy Golf Elastic top Knickers, in plain shades and Fancy Tweeds, regular $5.75, ;.for ............... . .... .... $3.49 Outing Trousers in plain flannel and stripes for men and young men, regular $4.50 and 5.50, on sale at ° , .... . , ... $3.49 Khaki Pants for young men, good heavy weight cloth, all sizes, reg. $1.75, on sale ...... $1.29 Hanna Coo.. Limited Agents for Royal York Made -to -Measure Suits, ASHFIELD Miss Mary Phillips, of Toronto, is visiting with her sister, Mrs. Thos. Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs. James Purdon and family, 9th con. West Wawanosh, spent Sunday with their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Cameron. Miss Melda Lane, of Stratford Normal, spent the week -end at her home. Mr. and Mrs. George Lane motor- ed to Stratford on Thursday after- noon. We regret the sudden passing of the late Mrs. Will Finlay, 9th con. Ashfield, on Thursday morning, in Wingham Hospital. Mrs, Finlay un- derwent an operation on Friday, May 27th, and the second operation on Thursday she passed away. She leaves to mourn her, her husband and one daughter, Margaret. The funeral was very largely attended on Saturday afternoon to Greenhill cemetery. Rev. Mr, . Taverner offic- iated at both services. We extend our sincere sympathy to the bereav- ed. vent and Mr. John Abram visited at Mr. R. Golley's, one day last week. We are sorry to report that Mrs. Arthur Edgar's mother is seriously I�IInlllEl il�llillllllvl l l!l i nn al I IK I IMM■11111111®I lliM11181111111111161115111119111l1I I I®1111111111@N MNIKI IIR reNI i.i, Two VeryValues In ,-._ r 1, . „.._. Canvas Shoos With Robber Soles NOTE THESE EXTREMELY LOW PRICES Girls' and Misses' Brown Canvas one -strap . Slippers with Rubber Soles guaranteed FIRST QUALITY. Sizes from small Children's to Miss WA es' large size 2. For 59 Cents Per Pair. Youths' and Boys' Brown CanVas Rtunixing 1w Boots or Oxfords with Rubber Soles. Positively FIRST QUALITY. Sizes 11, 12, 13, 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 lar For 69 Cents Per Pair, A1. IA1 . o g Willis Shoe Store. Phone 19, Wingham • The Leading Shoe Store. illlteti i f ariteileti l$0.0'1fleti1 l ulu NlM( ItriO lneifite 01lI"Eiteiriatteril i eillllfNllel ill. We wish her a speedy recovery. Mr, and Mrs. Hugh Sittnarnon vis- ited at the home of Mr. W. f effray on Sunday. Mrs, Joseph Casemore who has been under the doctor's care for some time is getting along nicely, although she isstill confined to her bed, Miss Margaret. Campbell, Wing - ham, visited her sister, Mrs. George Coulter, on Saturday of last week. Miss Vincent, of Auburn, is at present visiting at the home of her friend, Miss Viola Jaynes. Mr. and Mrs, Charles Cooke, of Wingham, visited at Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Burke's on Sunday last. Mr. and Mrs, Frank Culp, of De- troit, visited at Mr, and Mrs. Jerry Brydges last week, MORRIS COUNCIL Minutes of council meeting held in the Township Hall, Morris, on Mon- day, May 23rd, 1932. The members were all present, the Reeve presiding. The minutes of the last meeting and of the special meeting were read and adopted, The Court of Revision on the as- sessment roll was then opened. Appeals for a lower assessment were considered from John Bowman I ■ Thursday, June 9th, 1932 alirraiNIMMIII111.1111111111011no maistsuumpienuma ■ lomat ! It Pays To !Li■ ■ ■ 4i•KING' 1111 op at ■ ■., ■ ed� ■ ■ .For this Thursday to Saturday weare making Spec- ial Showings of Summer Dress Goods and Accessor- ies --- Draperies, 'Curtains and Chintzes are also on special display. Be sure to see these lovely summer patterns, and you'll be interested in.the very reason- able prices at which they are marked., . , . , , . ■ • ■ ■ ■ ■ lot 28, con. 3, William Pipe, lot nx 23, con. 6., Milo Casemore ni• lot 4, con. 2, Chas. R. Turvey, lot 19, con. 3, William Hopper ni lot 6, con.3. The Court of Revision was le open till the June meeting and i the .meantime some of the Coun. will look over these farms. Dogs were struck off for Fran Kerney, Ed. Pollard, John Crai Peter Moffatt, Wm. Armstrong, Ja Breen, T. Miller, Joseph Kerma.th. The contract of crushing the gr vel was given to Thomas Inglish a 161,c per cubic yard delivered in th bins and $10:00 for each time th crusher is mo,yed and set. The con tractor furnishes oil and grease an the corporation supplies the belt, th gravel to be crushed to the grade re quired by the Road Superintendent The contractor also agrees to pay 25% of the breaks in the crusher, It was decided to floor the Bad man bridge and the Reeve was ap ointed to procure the material. The Council agreed to furnish 615 -inch tile for sideroad at lots 25126 or R. H. Gregg. Mr. Gregg agrees o dig the drain and put in the tile, The following accounts were paid: flier Brothers, making 19 cement le 9.50; Wm. Shortreed, tile on the oad and in field, $15.00; Fred Seil- g, repairing grader $4.00; Board of ealth: Dr. Stewart $25.00, L. E. ardiff $3.00, A. MacEwen $3,00; ands: R. Bell $6.25, Wm. Alderson 7.20, Thos. Clark $1.80, Glen Si $2,00, Joe Smith $1.00, Dave niith 50c, Thos, Miller 50; Geo. lcack $16.20, J. J. Sellers $13.70, hn Rintoul $10.00, R. J. McLennan 5,75, Spading Johnston $2.00, Geo. oulter $17,60, R. Warwick 50c, Jno. arwick $8.80, Frank Shaw $12.00, Shaw •$4.00, Earnest Noble $22.- , Earl Noble $1,00, Webster Jack - $8.00, Thos. Miller $18.05, Mar- Garniss $2.00, R. D. Golley $5.20, e �.ruill $9.65, Harry Workman .20. The Council will meet at the Hall Monday, June 13th, 1932.. A. MacEwen, Clerk. 111 Kayser Stockings $1.25 ■ A new lowered price just in - ft ® to effect. All $1.50 Chiffon, n ■ Service, Semi -Service weights cil ® are now $L25. 20 Pairs Frilled Franc Kayser Gloves Extra quality Chamo Suede or the better grade silks. Fit and service which only Kayser can give, 88c, 1,00, 1,25, 1.50. ® , g ® Curtains $2.38. s ■ Lovely Curtains of our bet- .. grades that have become ■ broken in quantities, but where a- ® t qsingle pairs can be used they are of much interest. Regis - e larly priced to $4.50, they are e : on sale for the week -end $2.38. ® $1.40 Window Shades for$1.00 Extra quality opaque hand. ■ made oil shades of standard ■ size, in lovely green shade. A ■ few have lace insertion. For ® week -end Clearance, each $1.00 ® Sun Fast Draperys ■ In the wide widths that can ■ be split so advantageously to requirements, Spanish tile, Gold Rose, Blue and Combination Colors $1.19, 1.50, 1.85 to 2.50. p 5 f t M ti in H C $1 S S A Jo Cl W A. 80 lin tin Jo $3 on Mistress --"What do we need for dinner?" Servant—"Sure, ma'am, and I've tripped over the rug, an' we need a new set of dishes." BLYTH Mr, George Spotton, M.P., was in town on business Monday. Mr. and N. Johnston left on Tues- day for Sault Ste, Marie, Ont,, and will spend the summer with their daughter, Mrs. Armstrong. Past Grand Master, S. A. Popple - stone, will represent the local Lodge I.O.O.F.•. No, 366 at Grand Lodge, convened in Toronto, June 13th to 17th, Mr. Joseph Stothers, of Sarnia, was in town on business last weep A nurnber of Institute members attended the District meeting at Bel grave on Tuesday, Rev. E. L. Anderson and Mr. R. Whiteman are attending the London Conference convened at St. Thomas. Mr. Lyle Robinson, teacher at Humberside, and Miss Lois Robin- son, of Stratford Normal, spent the. week -end' with their parents, Mr, and Mrs.' Harvey Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. 011ie Johnston, Tor- onto, were visitors in town '' over Sunday, Dr, and Mrs. Gordon Ferguson accompanied by Mrs. ;Clara Brown, of Toronto, 'visited friends in this vicinity. The regular monthly Meeting of g the Women!a Institute; was held on Thursday, with a -good - attendance; arrangements were made for the meeting to be held June 20th, when Clinton and Londesboro Institutes • ■ en ■ in •■ ■ ■ ■ A rare bargain in Children's ■ . Silk Socks in sizes 5 to 7-. ■ Regular 45c lines for 35c, or 3 NI pairs for $1.00: NI reg Girls' Cotton Drawers IN 3 :Pairs 50c ■ Mothers here is a big saving III white knit drawers ■ for long wear and easy wash- ing. Sizes 4 to 10 years, that ■ usually sell at 25c and 35c, Fri- llNI day Bargain, 3 pairs 50c. ® 54 in. White Table Oilcloth 39c 111 Chintz Verandah Cushions 19c III 50c Rayon Dress Goods .........33c ■ $1.00 Bath Towels, 2 for......1.00 ■ Women's Wool Swim Suits 1.98 IN Brass Curtain Rods' 15c III Children's Beach Cloth Dres- $3.00 wide Drapery Velours at 99c eseamis Corsets, Girdles, Brassieres Foundation garments of the latest approved styles from Nemo -Flex and Gossard prod- ucers, Expert fittings are giv- en without Extra charge. Come inand see the ,Summer fash- ions. Cotton Mesh Goods An item of the greatest ha - hereof, so smart for sports and beach wear and so easy to laun- der. See the new colors at 59c Printed Silks • Nothing nicer for a good IN dress than fine Silk Prints and ■ they are so serviceable, Sum- • mer Patterns at 65; 95; $1.25, 111$L95, $2.50. • • ■ Summer Voiles ■ Lovely New Voiles of En •• lish make, free from dressings to allow the smartest draping ■ effects 45c, 69c, 85c. : • 4 ■ • • • ■ ■ ■ ■ .: ■ ■ NINI■ • ■ no Fast Color Chintzes 25c • IN I■ ■ ■ ■ Yard wide fine texture mat- erials in many color schemes, Black, Sand, Blue and Rose groundis, beautifully patterned with contrasting colors, yard wide at 25c. F' I J AY IS OU : BARGAIN DAY, LOOK OVER THESE INTERESTING ITEMS Women"s Cotton Hose Pair 25c Fine guage cotton yarns in Sand shade. Just the thing for home use, per pair 25c, Children's Silk Socks Pair 35c es at 59c • 20 Women's Spring Hats$1.89 • 18 Stylish Coats $11.95 • Grass Verandah Rugs ■ • 75; $1.00, $1.95 • la • 12 Only Women's • Dresses $5.00 11111 Of fine quality Silkasheens, newly _patterned in Spring col - El ors of Green, Blue and Sand ■ with long and short sleeves, Friday Bargain $5.00. i IA Many Other Specials throughout the Store. ■ Come in and see them Ng Golf Socks `Free Here you are men. The fin- est Tweed Golf ,Knickers at IN $4.50 and $5.00. A pair of fine ■ wool golf hose free with every ■ pair of, knickers. ■ ■ Forsyth White Shirts • at $L19 Fine white Broadcloth with 61 separate matching collar. Our $e regular $2.50 line, Clearing at al 9. Men's Wool Swim • Suits $1.69 Black Worsted Yarns, close MI twisted for service, All sizes IN 34 to 42, Friday $1.69, ■ Young Men's Suits $16.00 ■ 12 only of these good Suits, so■ English Worsteds and Tweed of high quality. Regular val- ■ ues to $24.00. Friday Bragain ■ $16.00. See the New Polo Shirts $1.00 • • Boys' Blouses Special at 79c ■ ■, Men's B.V.D. Cornbin- m ations ■ 100 Shits of an extra grade material, Forsyth make, some have poros cell top for more comfort, all sizes, Friday Bar- ■, gain, per suit 98c. ■ Children's B.V.D's. 59c ■ Forsyth's good make for ei- ■ oygirls. e'tor 8 then yearbs. s or Friday Bargainin sizs, 4 pe ■ NI suit 59c, ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ . e • , comm i1>iN(mmus011olEi mmummi I,>Mlirwlr/r• ImmomiNM1 mmi will be present. Mrs, Clarence Hay- es, Government Speaker, will give the address. A very instructive pap- er on Vegetables and Their Food Value, was given by Mrs. Fred Os- ter. A tasty lunch was served by the group in charge, Mrs,. E'. J. I ej Mrs., R. Rid -It -nand, Mrs. E, C. Johnston' and Mrs, James Scott. It included a rhubarb pie contest, the pies were judged by Mrs. Magee, Mrs. Chellow and Mrs, Mills and very much enjoyed, with the lunch following the judging. Arrange- ments were made for the delegates to attend the District meeting at Eelgrave on Tuesday, The meeting closed with "God Save the Xing,"