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The Wingham Advance Times, 1928-05-17, Page 8ViliNOHAM APti''.A.NCE,TXIVIE.S Thursday, May 17th, x94 -'-little Soled Canvas Shoes See the blue patch on the sole — "That's the Fleet Foot trade marks." There is a real economy. in Fieet Foot Shoes but be sure when you buy summer footwear, that the Fleet -Foot trade mark is on every pair. Fleet -Foot Shoes are ni.ade "for evry sport and recreation" by the Dominion Rubber Co. WE ARE WINGHAM AGENTS W. J. GREER "The Good Shoe Store" Wingham, Ont. lltIIlIlIII■IIIIIII1l11I1111I11P111111Ai11■1111111■ III111111111111161111II Ili111111®II1RIflhIII&11111111111 2 2 2 9 2 2 8 2 8 SPECIAL ®. Thursday, Friday, Saturday, May 24, 25 and 26 The Shepherd of The Hills" 1f --BY-- ®. Harlsld Bell Wright. t I■111■111■III■111221111■UI■III8II2III11II2I111111111IRII!®III MEM IlI8III11II®III®IIIRIII2I111111 _ ▪ LYCEUM 2 2 THEATRE Friday and Saturday, May 18th and 19th Hoot Gibs©. — 6-- n Horseback." " A Hero Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, May 21, 22 and 23 " Wolf Fangs " The Story, of' „ . Dog's Devotion. W LOWER P RICES AND UPWARDS � CHRYSLER �1V �� 1 NG ENGIN � ONLY CAN GAVE YOU SUCH GREAT FEATURES No OTHER car, in its particular price range of $1350 to $1600, has been able to . come within leagues of 'what the Great "62" offers in perform- ance, in quality, in style and in value> t er enjoys the For no o Jy h benefits of the unique in. timate association with the manufacture of such fine cars as the Illustrious "72" and Imperial '480." 12,50 CHRYSLER"6z" " NEW PRICES Business Coupe $1350' Roadster 1370 (with rumble seat) Touring 1575 2,®door Sedan 1450. Coupe 44. 1490 (with rumble seat) 4mdoor Sedan - 71530 Landaun. Sedan w 1600 Ali prices f. n, b, whtdmw, OntOrier including standard factory ental. meat (Might and tants Axtrd). Durnin Phillips Li'cINOW, ONT. OA, Al MANwaUIL MIN a'I.ON i A NS BELGRAVE Mrs. Osborne of London, visited with Mrs. Yule over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. M, Lalce of Fergus, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brandon, Mr, and MrS, Griffith of London, spent' a few days with Mr. and Mrs, David Scott last week, W.e are very sorry to heal' of Dan Ferguson meeting with an accident in Toronto, he was struck by a pass- ing car while stepping on to a street car, He received several cuts and was taken to a hospital, and when well enough returned to his ,home here. Some of his wounds were not healed, however, and he is now in Clin- ton Hospital. We hope Dan will soon be around again. The farmers are getting their stock out to pasture, over four hundred head went over the scale last week., Seeding will be about all in this week. WHITECHURCH Mr. Norman Wilkins left On Friday for Alsace in Northern Ontario to work in a sawmill. Mrs. Lovatt and -family; of Auburn, visited on Sunday with . her mother, Mrs. McBrien. We wish to congratulate Miss Eliz- abeth Inglis of the Whitby Training School for Nurses, who has passed with honours the Government exam- inations which were written last week in the Parliament Buildings, Toronto. Miss Inglis will be at her home here for the next two weeks prior to her taking the affiliation course in a To- ronto Hospital. Miss Annie Moore of Dungannon, spent Sunday at her home here. Miss Lavina Carrick and, friend of Windsor, spent Sunday at her home ri re. • Mr. and Mrs. Russel Reid of Brant- ford, spent the week -end with his par- ents here. Mrs. Mac Ross has been laid up for the past week with the flu. Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Eglestone and family motored from Detroit to at- tend the funeral of his sister, Mrs. W. _, of Kinloss. Mothers' Day was observed in the Whitechurch. United Church on Sun- day afternoon. The mothers sitting together in the centre seats which were prettily decorated with daffodils, while many of the mothers contribut- ed their remembrances of roses and carnations for the occasion. The choir rendered, appropriate music `and Mis- ses Gertrude Martin' and Anna May Carrick gate a pleasing duet. The Women's Institute held their regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. J. D. Beecroft on Friday last, with about 25 members present. The ladies decided to start an autograph quilt and considering what to do a- bout starting a Community Hall in Whitechurch. A splendid program was given, and Mrs. Richardson of Kinloss, invited the ladies to meet at herr home in June. Mr. Geo: Cottle and Harold Sparl- ing spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Thos. Kew of Wingharn. Mr. Isaac Stothers of Wilkie, Sask., is visiting this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Robinson. ASHFIELa Mr. Peter NLcNay and son, Graham, spent a day recently with the form- er's sister, Mrs, Carnochan, 4th cosi., Kinloss. Rev: and Mrs. T. W. Kilpatrick, and daughter," Margaret, of Hoiniesville, spent Friday evening with Mrs. and Mrs. S, J. Kilpatrick, near Mafeking, Mr. andMrs. o MNorman Shackleton visited with their daughter, Miss Alice recently of Stratford. Mr. and Mrs, Abe Vint aiid family of Stratford, motored up and spent the week -end with relatives on Toth Con. Mr. James Gilmore of London, spent a day recently with his brother, Mr, Ed. Gilmore, 2th con. Inspector 'Toro of Goderich, visited the schools in Ashfield, last week. Mr. and Mrs, Matt. Shackleton and son, Benson, spent a day in Goderich last week Mr, and Mrs. James Littickand dau- ghters of Courey's Corners, spent a day with Mr. Albert McQuoid, near Crewe. A number from here attended the Presbyterialof the W. M. S. held in 1.'ee'swattr last week. Mr, and. Mrs, Cecil Harrison` and little son, Wilfred of Kirton, spent Sunday afternoon with . the cousins, Mr. Cyril Campbell and Mrs. Gilbert Vint. A car Toad of relatives from Strat- ford and near Ripley, spent Sunday with their sister, Mrs= Cyril Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Will Lane, Walter and Etta of Ripley, spent Sunday at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Jas. Hack- ett. Mr, Jaynes Lane of Ripley, spent Friday evening at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Samuel Sherwood, ASHFIELD (Too Tate for last weep) Misses Edith and Elizabeth Horton, of Leeburn, spent a few days recently with Mr, and Mrs. Henry Horton, near Mafeking. - Mrs, Bert Treleaven, near Crewe, who was taken to Goderich Hospital on Sunday morning and operated on, is doing nicely at present, We hope to hear of a speedy recovery Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vint and son Arnold, of. Wingham, spent Sunday afternoon with relatives on the Toth concession. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Reed, -of Chic- ago, spent a few days with ,Mrs. Reed's brothers, Messers Elmer, Will and Walter Alton, loth con: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nelson and children, of Courey's Corners, and Mrs. Kenneth Farrish, called on Mrs. Campbell in Lucknow, who we are sorry to say has had a stroke. GLENANN.AN, Messrs. John and Walter. Wilhitts spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Marshall. Mr. Alex. ,Baird of Flint,- Mich., is spending a few days at his home here. Miss Addie Breckenridge is spend- ing a couple of weeks at the home of. her uncle, Mr. Andrew Miller. Mr: and Mrs. Neil Reid and family of Paisley, spent over the week -:end at the home of Mrs. Robert Muir. The many ' friends of Mrs. Roy Hasting will be pleased to learn that she is improving nicely after her re- cent operation. Miss Iren Mundell is spending a few days at the home of Mr. and. Mrs'. George Rutherford, Howick. Mr: and Mrs. Wm. Weir of Hovuicle spen Sunday evening at the home of. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jeffray. Mr. Ronert Cornell who has spent the past couple of weeks visiting at the home of; Mr. and .Mrs. Wm. Bre- ckenridge has returned, to his home at Preston. Mr. Elmer Aitken of Toronto, spent over the week -end at the hoine of Mrs. Robt. Muir, RAPID CITY Anniversary services will be held in South Kinloss- Presbyterian Church on Sunday, May 2oth, when the Rev. Mr. Hemphill of Strathr•oy,, will :oc- cupy the pulpit at morning and even- ing services. Special music for the occasion by the choir ,under the lead- er ship of J. S. McDonald. We welcome Mr, and Mrs. Albert Carter and, family of Goderich, who have come to live in our burg, they are residing in the house owned by Mr. Geo. Douglas of Lucknow. Mr. T. Carter of .Camp Borden, is, spending a few days visiting his sons, the Carter brothers, and other ac- quaintances here. Mr. G. A. McKenzie made a busi- ness trip usi-ness''trip to Wingham last week. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph England vis- ited, the tatter's' sister in Ripley on Sunday, who is at present very ill. IVirs. M. Champion and Mrs and Mrs. A. Havens and family visited Mrs. M. L. Gardner on Thursday last. Mr. Alfred Ritchie of hinlough, vis- ited friends in our burg last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Carter and fa- rnily visited with friends in Ripley on Sunday. Nicholson and. Durnin, our local cattle dealers, shipped a carload of choice fat cattle to Toronto last Sat- urday. THE JUNE BUG. Of all the bugs or worms or slugs, With which our earth is cursed, I think I may with safety say The June bug is the worst. The spiders crawl upon the wall, The eaterpillers creep, And bats delight to fly by night, But none disturb our sleep. The ants may steal their midnight meal From frosting on our pies, Tito' we object we have respect For little things so wise: The little moths upon ottr path We never seek to crush; The crickets sing beside the spring Their music none would hush. But oh those bugs„ those horny drugs That prowl around at night, And bump their heads above ottr beds. And wake us with a fright, I fain would sweep them in the deep An have a consience clear, And sweetly rest in safety blest Tlie balance of the year. They watch their banks fol' and erank's, 'Bootleggers they ensnare, But for this pest that steals Nobody seems to care:' And so because our linty laws Will let titetn do their worst, Let every man slay all he can, Attd, practice "Safety first". T, A. Calhoun. crooks itr rest SCHOOL. R.EPORT S. S. No. 9, EaRt Wawa' gsh Sr. IV ---Jessie Arbuckle 80%, Got-' don Kerr 77%. Jr, IV--Lottise Breed 7.5%, EI'li•Qtt Johnston 62°,/e, Sr. III - Gertrude 'Arbuckle 98%, Donelda Johnston 97%. s' Jr, III—Wilma Breen 7o°%o, Glenn Breen 62%. II (a) George Carter 83%, Ronald ouhes 85%. C- TT, (b) Edith Arbuckle 87%, Luella Kerr 85%. I --Billy Johnston 65%. Pr.—Peveral Breen 63%. Mildred Whittaker, teacher. ■IIIuI I IlI IIlI1111I1111Ir1I I■I I Irl Il$III■11IlUI11II r _ _e Pay Cash For all listed and. unlist- ed mining shares. Advice given on all min- ing stocks, backed ..by `_ twenty years personal _ contact. e 1., Enquiries invited. 2 NUTARIO: SECURIT s 1 • i IES COMPANY • o 320 Bay St., *Toronto Phones, Adelaide 6408, • 6409. i I■ 1■1112111■Ill■IIIIIIIIIIIII11111011111■I. ,�III11! 11 � SALE OF SILK HOSIERY $1.35. Stupendous from point of value as well as vol- ume. For they are a lovely, clear gossamer weave, with short mer- cerized lisle garter tops starting well over the knee, and all -silk soles. All fashionable shades. A good time to put in a summer's supply. Supersilk Hose are known to be real good buying at regular price of $1.50, special cut price $1.35,. every pair guar-. anteed. H. E. Isard & Co I I■I I IuI i Ill I lNII III 11111111111111111111 I I ■I l 1111 IillU 0 ■ n ,ea- _ot ✓ � Leave your order for N1 your Spring Suit. ,Do it now before the Spring rush starts.: 2 Choose the cloth and leave your order, have it delivered when you want it. Later on the best ,pieces are sold out and cancelled suits to suit ev- ery one. • • DAVEY'S STORE WROXETER. filimomitaimmilootimmtittiontilig w i s 2 2 2 1 2 BIRTHS F ASER .-W In St. Maikys Hospital, Niagara Falls, N. Y., on Sunday, May 6th, to Mr. and Mrs, Gilbert Fraser (nee Frances Lockeridge), a son, John Gilbert, AA■�®1�Ar��INII����1 � KING'S STORE � REMARKABLE IS ■ MIO ■. S�EA6ON ■ II IS •I, ( C'� AT SALE Ii,'tl ,3ri ■. ■ •■ III:I= 40 Fashionable New Coats, r, ■ NI,' sarrrples and copies of'ixnQor- ■ ,i�de- el alike, ::. ,. models, no two ■ � .teda - veloped in fine Poiret Twill, r • - French Tricotine and Kasha ■ Cloths, all, bright fresh' goods il •of the latest styles. On sale • ■ at an immense discount from III• i. • $re3g0a,r priceses 'of $28.50 to ■■• • ■ 1 ■ $19.60 II ■ ■ Excellent choice of styles ■ for Juniors and' Misses, Coats ■ qf undeniable Smartness and Chic, straight line and belted models, Throw Ties, Cape • Effects, Tucking, etc. Ex- traordinary buying for cash affords you this golden op- portunity. ■ • ■ • ■ ■ i ■ ■ ■ [Extra Special Suit Sale ■ 20 Navy Suits, cut in the latest styles from • ■ the best French Tricotine, with Silk Crepe and ■ • guaranteed Satin linings. Regularvalues $30.00 g. 1 to' $45.00. Every Suit a Picture, Friday and Sat ■ ▪ ui'clay• •r ■ o Many New Dresses Have Just Arrived. ($19.00 1 ■ ■ ■ ■ 1 King Bros., Winghani Kayser Hosiery - Maybele Lingerie. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ LOOK -- SPECIAL FOR HOUSECLEANING ■ ■ Eureka Electric Cleaner Bargain—Our denonstratl 1 ing' machine that is in perfect. condition, complete with attachments. Regularly priced at $72.50 - ■ First come gets it at $57.00. goarnaamszarasoleummaamesnamin ■ MI ■ ■ mann I2III111I1111DIIl2ltl11111111 .III®11191111®1111II11111®IIIB1111111.11■III■1111I111III11111111I11®I11feIIl1I111t_i RE°STAR `Brie GREYHOUND ANNUAL LOW FARE EXCURSION Goderich to DETROIT and Return 2 ■ 1 2 2 THE BIG .STEEL STEAMER GREYHOUND $4.00 SAFE, FAST, COMFORTABLE $2.50 ROUND TRIP WILL LEAVE GODERICH ONE WAY WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6th, at 9.30 A. M. -■ Arriving Port Huron 1.3o p.m., Detroit 5.30 p.m. ®_ Retur ring leaves Detroit x p.m., Friday, Jane 8th The only boat trip from Goderich to Detroit this season. Child- ren between 6 andT2half fareVisit your Michigan n friends and see big and busy Detroit ■_ A delightful trip over the great inter- national highway of lakesand rivers. Don't miss it.' Last trip Goderich to Detroit, Saturday, June 9th ,at 8.3o a.m. MOONLIGHT OUT OF GODERICH. 2 2 2 .2 8 8 2 • Under auspices of Women's 'Hospital Auxiliary 1 i 2 2 s ' Corne and enjoy the fun TUESDAY., JUNE 5th -at 8.30 P.M. `Orchestra for dancing in steamer's big ball room. Three hours on I I beautiful: Lake Huron for 5oc. Children 25c. 1 1w1111111�1111111111111111111111,11111111111 2111111111IMI I LAI 11111111111111111111111111■I ILII 11111111111111 w 2 II11111AlIlimu11IiIg11111111111Ui1111IIIM1111IIIw1111gIAi1111ho1II1I1Is1111111A1II11 mmilUlal11mg mi s 2 G • 1 1 w HAPPY Is the June Bride Who gets her invitations and announce- ments at the Advance -Times Office. Not only is our stock the very latest, but the workmanship is unsurpassed. Important as these are, and particularly so in so eventful an affair, there is a confidence of secrecy that every bride will appreciate. 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