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The Wingham Advance Times, 1932-06-30, Page 8PAGE TIGHT dlhllimisilU1Rll w llell0111 111010 Iailliltll1i11111111o1l cii lin11 s oibill1io11s11m11!IN of LycEum, 'THEATRE lr 0 1 ■I Thursday, Friday, Saturday, June 30th, July 1, 2 ■ a R di di di 0 • _0 0• 0 SHOW STARTS 8.30 F.M. Two Shows Saturday Night, Starting 8 p.m. O HENRY'S Romantic Bad Man 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 a 1't Begins Where "Old AO. zona" Left Off...` a_ a ®' 1 0 The same heroes in the mad struggle for a new girl WARNER BAXTER EDMUND LOW C;onchita Montenegro, Nora Lane FOX PICTURE Directed b! Irving Cummings BOY FRIEND COMEDY. MICKEY MOUSE CARTOON. 0 a 0 0 0 0 Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, July 4th, 5th, 6th Robert ontg. erym adge Evans if Ii■® --In- 3,2 n ad "Lovers our 1 -it■ill0f U■i11011181110III®111811137111■IIIpIIIfhII■III®III1�111■III■III®III■III®Illmlil0lil®I 110111 5 f' ' 3 I gels Leap Year love making up to date. 1••ENNY RUBEN COMEDY. .WHITECHURCH Fred Macfuillan, Ferris Mathers, Alfred and John Pitterson, attended 'the . Show at 'Clinton Saturday. They 'were in the judging contest there. Mr. Dan McKay, of Guelph, and .Miss Bertha Mackay of Stratford, :spent the week -end at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hector Mackay. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wheeler ar- rived home from their honeymoon this week. They visited friends in Vancouver, Seattle, Minneapolis and with relatives in the Prairie Provin- ces. Immineessmirammarememenexcovereenoremserm Quite a number from here attend- ed the Anniversary Services at Brick United Church on Sunday, when Rev. T. C. Wilkinson, of St. Helens, preached. Mr. MacLaughlin, who with his wife, has been visiting at the home of Mrs, Jos. Chamney, returned to Detroit last week. Several students fromthis d-- istrict left on Monday to write on the En- trance examinations, Among them were: Olive• Garton, Russel Ross, J. C. Reed, Jack Gillespie, Isabel Coul- ter, Janet Coulter and Flora Coul- ter. The following were visitors with Hot Weather Specials Men's Broadcloth . Pyjamas, striped materials well made, On ,Sale ... . ....$1,25 SILK NON -RUN UNDERWEAR FOR MEN ' Nicely tailored, roomy , fitting garments. SHIRTS ....... 65c SILKTRUNKS. ... 75c SILK COMBINATION .... $1.00 AGENTS FOR JACKSON THE CLEANER Hanna & Co., Limited Agents for Royal York Made -to -Measure Suits. 1 THE WINGHAM ADVANCE -TIM Mr, Win. and Miss Maria Campbell on Sunday: Herman Phillips, Mr. Hunter, Mr. and Mrs; John Camp- bell, of, Ashfield, and Mr, Ira Camp- bell of Lucknow. Mr, Archie Watt, of Longbranch, spent the week -end here with his sis- ter, Miss Muriel Watt, at the home' of Mr. Wm. Barbour. Mrs, McInnis who was seriously ill last week, is now improving, Miss Lettie Fox is visiting with her sister, Mrs. Roy Patton, Lucan. Mrs. Jenner and two children, and Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Moore and two children, and Miss Annie Moore, of Toronto, spent last week at the lat- ter's home, Mr. and Mrs: Arthur Moore. Mrs. Jas. Ritchie, of Ashfield, spent Sunday with Mrs. Joe Tiffin, Mrs. A. Reid has been visiting for the past week with her daughter, Mrs. Balfour, of Lucknow. Miss Belle Wilson, of Turnberry, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Gaunt on Monday. Miss Winnifred Farrier has been engaged to teach in the Ripley High Schaal for another year. Miss McKenzie, of the manse, is holidaying at Kincardine, Miss Ida McQuoid spent a few days last week in. Lucknow with Mrs. Paterson, Mr, and Mrs. Thos, Gaunt and Merle and Harold spent Sunday at Teeswater with his sister, Mrs. Green. Miss Olive Kennedy visited last week with Mrs. MacIntosh, of Luck - now. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Inglis and son I. Jim, of Howick, and Fred and Rob ert Mullaney, of Toronto, spent Sun -1 day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. Davidson, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson and Charlie Tiffin visited at the home of Mrs. A. Emerson on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, David Kennedy and fancily and Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Kennedy attended the family reunion in Goderich on Thursday last. Mr. and • Mrs. Elgin WeIlwood and Richard of Caledon, and Mrs, John Falconer and Miss Norah, who has been visiting with them, spent the week -end at the latter's home here. Mr. Harold Sperling ',purchased a Willys-Knight last week. ASHFIELD D "w Belfast school are holding their annual picnic on Thursday afternoon at Campbell's grove, 10th con. The Y. P. E. L. of the Ashfield Circuit are bolding their rally on Sunday evening in Blake's Church at 7.30 p,m, Rev. Mr. Brown, a form- er minister, will be there. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Alton and Jim, Isabel and Marion, of Toronto, are visiting with their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. John Mullin. Mrs. Fred Topp, of Toronto, is visiting with her brother and sister, Mr. Charlie McDonagh and firs. J. Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Jack McCallum and daugh- ter, Aileen, near Belgrave, spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. John Mullin. BLUEVALE Mrs. Robt, Hutcheson and Miss Mae Orr, of Toronto, arrived this week and will spend the greater part of the summer at their home here. Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Shaw and Mr. and Mrs, James Peacock visited Iv 01111111111111 Illllillll11lll■gllarUlrIIQlMllll/111111ll01i1 Thursday, June 30th, 1932 Mr. ' and ' Mrs. R, Lloyd and fain - NI ily of Win ham, ,have spent Satur- j 'day with Mrs. Lloyd's parents, Mr, /���°� and Mrs, L. H. Bosman. ■ �vAla�.� daM , and Mrs, Chas, H. Coultes and __—_�_...— _ ■ g er, Grace, of Listowel, spent Sunday with Mrs, Coultes and Mrs. Snell, Robert Masters, of Parkhill, is holidaying at the home of his uncle, Gordon Hall, Wen. Mundell and Wes. Masser were visitors this week with Mr. Manser's sister, Mrs, Rout, Aitche- son, at Ripley. Miss Beth Barnard has tendered her resignation as teacher at S.S. No. 6, Grey, and the trustees have en- gaged Gordon Mundell to fill the vacancy. Miss 'Isobel Mckinnon and Miss Alice Thornton are in Wingham this week writing on their entrance ex- amination, The many friends of Miss Mary Collie will be grieved to know that she has suffered a severe stroke of. paralysis, and is in a critical condi- tion. Mr. and Mrs. James Breckenridge have returned home after spending their honeymoon trip with friends in Michigan and Sarnia. They will re- side onthe groom's farm, just east of the village. The W. M. S. of the United MealBreadil ■ This is a Health Product Fresh daily. 0 Gibson's Bakery "Always the Best." Phone 145. 0 r 0 0 111 0 0 ZIAIIloii101110111011181111■1118111011101111#1110111■ 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. I110111011101110111011101110111011101 n■111■11101110 0 See AP M. 'shop ... For ... Government and Municipal Bonds Also All Kinds of INSURANCE � are I Phone 226 Wingham 0 I1f0111011101II81111t191 f 1„11101 l I I101I I0I 1!0111011111 0 in0111INIS IINIn uiEiu8mM+1i®n1Eui recently with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davidson, Dungannon. Mr. and Mrs, Wilbur Mathers and faArily, of Guelph, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, George Mathers. Mrs. W. J. Duff accompanied Mr. and Mrs, Will Hall of Brussels, to Winghanz, and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Pugh. Mr. Win, Thornton and Miss Gal- laher visited recently with Miss Gal- lahar's brother, Wm, and Mrs. Gal - altar, at Wroxeter: Enna Jettick Shoes For Women SPECIAL BARGAIN 82 PAIRS HIGH GRADE ENNA JETTICK SHOES, THE REGULAR $8.00 LINE FOR 0 led 0 0 0 0 w 0 0 0 0 Sarre prices all over Canada, namely: $7.00 and $8.00 Per . Pair. Sellii:lig Agents Enna' Jettick Shoes for Women 1 0 1 11111,111111likt111111111111111111111i1111111111 ■ 1111111111NilIIIMIi11111('�11111111�11111111N111111111�11111111111111MIIIMI�1111II1 This is the genuine E J Shoe in, widths AA, A, C and D, but as slight change in style is being made we are privileged to sell this lot at the low price quoted above. There are all sizes and half sizes in the lot. This will be an ,excellent chance for those who have not tried, out this ^excellent line of Women's footwear to procure at the price of ordinary shoes. Enna Jetticks are without any. doubt the rnostpopular shoe on the American. Continent, and in our, years of selling shoes we have never sold a line that has •given such general satisfaction. Made in several widths, very narrow to very wide and made' with built in arch, Goodyear welted soles and will FIT' where others fail, Wi1IXs' Shoe Store Phone 129 Gln :h �alllll The Leading Shoe Store. IIlliA(IIWIIIIlllI Ill 0 Church met in th'e school room on Tuesday, June 21st, with Mrs. C. Hetherington in the chair. After singing a hymn 'Come, my soul, thy suit prepare," Mrs. Morrison led in prayer. The minutes of the last meeting were read and adopted. Mrs. J. J. Fell read the last part of the. fourth chap. of the Study Book, and. the letters from ,our fields were read by Mrs. Breckenridge, Mrs. Mann, Mrs. Gannett and Mrs. Thornton, Mrs. Jos. Curtis gave a splendid talk on Christian Stewardship, and also stressed a more regular attendance at the W, M. S. meetings. After the aim hymn "Soldiers of Christ, arise," was sung, Mrs. Mann closed with prayer. An invitation has been extended to the Wroxeter Auxiliary to meet with the Bluevale ladies at their next meeting, July 19th, and all the ladies of the Bluevale and Ebenezer con- gregations are cordially, invited to be present. Mr. Alvin Townsend is holidaying at the home of his uncle, Mr. Geo. Thornton. Llinallnilinniffigaingliallialiallinlinianninliallile lIt ToShop at ■ NI• 4 • a• l...KING'S .so i ■ L Hot weather requisites for the National Holiday on 6 IIIc- ■ Lave prices on many summer wearables for your pur- ■ ■■ chase, • ■■ 111 ■ ■ im Men's' Wool Bathing ■ Suits $1.69 ,. 11Ulr i ■ Pure Wool, firmly twisted, (lll'I4°' ■ ■ black yarns in the popular �'�"` , ■ 1111 IN speed style. Sizes 34 to 42, per, "�` cog' ■ suit $1.69. /��', a Fri 1 NI y■1 Summer Socks for All ; A` ■ ■ Pure Silks with reinforced ' ■ soles, rayon mixtures and fine ;,� r ■ lisle grades at 39c, 50e, 75c and ' 't ■ ■ 98c, 's 4, Ill■ ■ Women's IN ■ Outing Trousers, Interesting Kio¢�`', In ® Knickers Lines �,�,� Y''; ■ ® Patterns and styles that are l I ■ • ® sure to please. Cream Flans- ( " I�I ■ ® els, Stripes, 'Worsteds. Free Voile - " ! a r ■ ■ Golf Hose with every pair. 'r ■ $2.85, $3.49, $5.00 to $5.95 °' Crepe ,. �,� �• White Shirts of Course Dresses �� • is Secure a supply of these ex - IN Friday or the week -end trip you've planned. Attra • m cellent Broadcloth Shirts now. ■ White is so comfortable and ■ good looking. Separate Collar ■ and Collar attached styles in • Forsyth and Stewart makes. — No $1.79 and $1.95. ra Braces, Belts, Garters • 50c or 75c will buy first ■ quality grades in these dress ■ accessories. Collars to suit vac- ® ious requirements: See the new M Collegiate Braces at $1.50. • 111 Cool Underwear ■ ■ a IN■ ■ ■ NShorts, Jerseys, Combing ® tions in fine cottons, Nain- an checks or Broadcloths; plain NI shades and oolored stripes for ® your choosing. 50c, 75; 98c, el and $1.25. BLYTH Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mitchell, of Detroit, are visitors at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Albert 'Taylor. Miss Lillie Carr, Deaconess of the United Church, Calgary, is spending her holidays with relatives in this vicinity, Nelles Anderson, B,A., of London, spent p the week -end with his brother, Rev. E. L. Anderson. Mr, Shackleton has been selected as principal of Blyth Public School. He is a native of Dungannon section. He has been principal of a school in Saskatchewan for the past several years, returning to Ontario this year. He is a man of _family, and comes highly recommended as a teacher and gentleman. Work will commence shortly on Highway No. 4, between Clinton and Wingham, which should help the un- employment situation, The race meet held on Wednesday afternoon in the driving park drew a fair crowd of spectators. The play entitled "Only A Step -Child" was presented in Memorial Hall in the evening and was the best play pre- Isented for some time. The annual Memorial Service was held on Sunday evening in Memorial Hall. Services in all the churches were withdrawn and the choirs unit- ed provided the music, Rev. Ken- neth MacLean, of Wingham, gave the address. His thence was "What Causes 'War", and he vividly por- trayed from the time of the Caesars that men loved war, and resorted to the sword to settle all difficulties Chivalry and honor are characteris- tics of the British people, The speak- er described the types of men the various countries had produced, bringing to our minds the steadying power of the British people. Rev.. Mr. Weir read the names of the boys who fell in the Great War, Rev. Mr. MacLean' led, in prayer. "God Save the Icing" brought this mem- orable service to a close. He: "Dearest, do you think you could live on three pounds a week?". She: "Yes, but 110 longer," MORRIS A number of epople in this "vic- inity took their wool to Beniniller woollen ''till last week, dine, visited with her sister, Mrs, n, Mr, and Mrs. Walter Jeffray, also Galley, recently, Mr, and Mrs, Joseph Casetnore vis- Mrs, Joseph Casemate visited with iced at the homd of Mr. and Mrs. C. Mrs. Chas. Campbell one day last Martin, on Sunday. Miss Mae Coulter visited at the home of her friend, Miss Viola Mc- Leod, last week, Mrs. Pater McIntosh,, of 'threat. - Clever new patterns and styles that add charm and win- someness to the wearer. Let us show you the new arrivals. $2.95, $5.00 to $9.50. Flannel Jackets $4.95 Quite the thing for summer outing functions. They are the new, short lengths that look so well with your summer dress. Specially priced $4.95. Kayser - Orient Stockings Finest gauge pure silk stock- ings in Lace Mesh, Semi Ser- vice or Chiffon weights. All the summer shades now on hand $1.00, $1,25, $1.50. Watson's Good Lingerie Bobby styles and regular bloomer step-ins and combina- tions in non -run and superfine qualities, Get a supply for the ■ $2.00 week. -end at 49c, 75c, $1.00 to ■ Summer Voiles at 45c w Yardage goods are more than ever popular this season, 11111 and make such cool and lovely Little Boys' Wash Suits es dres s at a low cost. See the ■ new patterns just received. — ■ Blues, Tans, Green, in fine 45c, 69c and 85c. ■ broadcloths with white tops in Butterick Patterns will be so NI sleeveless cut. Sizes 2 to 6 helpful with the making. July ■ mil mi years. Special at 79c and $1.00. patterns are here now. ■ MI New Neck Ties $1.00 Silk Mixture Fabricsiii ss and 2 for $1.00 Tricoshene, Martialaines and ■ Summer patterns and colors Raysheen are so satisfactory 111 that will be of interest to par- for the making of better dress- ■ ® titular buyers. All are wool- es. Printed designs on summer I■ ■ ®lined for service and appearan- color grounds that are sure to ce $1.00, and 2 for $1.00, IN please. All are a yard wide at aNfor Comfort 44c, 75; 98c to $1.50. ®, ItStraw Hats Sailors, Sennets and Milan Misses', Women's Swim ■ isStraws. Nothing nicer for Suits $1.98 Mill ®Summer Wear. Specially pric- ■ ed for the week -end. Less 20%. Pure Botany Yarns that are ■ al so easy to wear. Blue, Black, ■ Boys' Khaki'Shorts Green, Red, etc., of a regular ®Boys' Sizes 8 to 12 years for a low the low 5 line, A Special Purchase ., the holidays. Fine 'khaki drill in price of $1.98. A gee. e free knee style. Per pair White Sport Coats a" ■ CottagePlain and .basket weave ma- NI ■ Cushions 19c teriais_,that look so well for the ■ alExtra quality Chintz Cover- outdoor occasions. All are silk • ing; cotton filled cushions in lined and have button fasten- 1 in various shapes. Just the thing .ings• The week -end at $7.95 ■ ■ for Verandah, Beach or Lawn and $8.95. ■ ■ uses. Each 19c. • _ - Gloves To be Sure s Kayser make in fine Chamo mi■ •'Suede and Milan Silks, White, i • Eggshell, White with Black, at Ni 85c, $1.00 and $1.25. III • Choice Walnuts, Bordeau, hal.Clb. 39c oats for Travel UseII a Extrvesa • B end Black Tea 39c lb Tweeds, Navys, Flecks in a • AMcCormicks Sodas .,,,, 10c box wide choice of styles and sizes. l 4 McLaren's Jelly Powders 23c Furless and fur trimmed mod- NI a3 Heinz Tomato Soup 39c els, that are now much reduced to 2 lbs, September Cheese 29c in price. ■ 4 Aylmer Tomato Juice ,....-:29c To $19.50 Coats for $11.95, 1 ■ 9 tins cakestCastile Soapscar Sardines 25c To $35 00 Coats for To 25.00 Coats for $22.50. In a• 2 tins Choice Pink Salmon 25c ■ 2 Shredded Wheat 23c Odd Dresses at $2.98 al ■ 2 tins Sliced Pineapple 25cHalf sizes and the shorter • NI6 rolls Toilet Paper 19c lengths in Silk Fugi and Gloria i ■ • Crepes. White, Green, Blue, etc 3lbs. Maple Leaf Pure Lard • for 25c Half Price $2.98. •111 ■ ■ •• Our Community Sale Prize • • It affords us pleasure to announce that Mrs., R. E. Scott, co ■ tt,R. ■ 111 • R, No. 3, Whigham, held the lucky ticket entitling herto our prize ' • IN —A Down Comforter. ■ • ■ ■ 1111 C • .. mow. I • NI 1■ i11>•l l�■■ l®■u�■ sal■..®■» 1�®1,�■�■�l■leu■111 Good Grocery Values week: Tho school children are _ writing their examinations this week. Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Robertson and family of T3elgrave visited at Mr. EL Golley's on Sunday last, The job of pulling the willows on the first line was let on Saturday evening., Mr, . Gershont Johnston got the job. Many people are picking straw- berries. The crop will be a great deal heavier an account of the recetxt showers.