The Wingham Advance Times, 1928-07-05, Page 8�'
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developed feet and ankles. They give
comfortable, support without restraint,
and allow the foot muscles to function
naturally,
Fleet Foot Shoes stand more hard wear
and rough usage than you would be-
lieve possible from a shoe.
All the better stores carry a complete
of Fleet.Foot Shoes. See that
the name is on every pair you buy.
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BELGRAVE
Robb McKenzie, of Windsor, is
spending a few days with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. McKenzie.
Mrs. Ketchebaw and sons, of Luck -
now visited, with Mr. and Mrs. David
Scott on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Maxwell, of
Kingsville were calling on ,friendsin
the village.
Rev. Hawkins of Blyth 'addressed
the True. Blues and Orange. Lodge in
the Anglican Church on Sunday.
Miss Laura Bone of Port Huron is
visiting her mother,
Miss Goodall of Toronto and Mr.
Sutton of Lucan are the guests of
Mr, and Mrs. Yule.
Mr. and Mrs. Griffith of London
visited with Mrs. David Scott.
Mrs. Jackson and daughter of Dray-
ton visited with the former's uncle,
Joe Brandon.
Mrs. J. Knox and daughter Ruth,
of Moosejaw, Sask.,° and sister Mrs.
N. Scott of Rodney, are ° visiting a-
mong old friends.
Mrs. Bone visited in Toronto for
a few days this't't>eek.
Mr. and Mrs. Brandon and Mr. and
Mrs. Wray spent a couple of days
with friends in London last week.;
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lUrOST people think of their Chevrolet dealer as a
ANL NEW -CAR dealer . . partly because of the large
number of new Chevrolets which they see on the streets.
But, while new car sales are the Chevrolet dealer's biggest
reason for being in business, they form only one side of
his activities. He must not only sell cars but he must also
estchange them.
Every good, successful Chevrolet dealer must also be a,
good, successful Used Car dealer.
From his experience in selling Chevrolet cars, he knows
motor -car values . He knows that it is just as inn-
portant for him to sell a Used Car as a new Car He
knows that Used Car buyers have a _sight to as much for
thein dollar and are entitled to as complete satisfaction
as new car buyers . . He knows that satisfied Used Car
owners will eventually become prospects for new cars
He knows the value of goodwill.
In short; our business as Chevrolet dealers depends on
our reputation as used car dealers. 'That Is why you are
sate of a square deal and a sound dollar -for -dollar value,
when you buy a used ear here.
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Wingham, Ont.
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WI'IZTECHURCH
Miss Kathleen Terrill; and Miss
Buzzby of Toronto,spent the week-
end with the former's parents, Mr,
and Mrs. Malcolm Ross,
Miss Robina Henry, who recently
underwent an operation in Toronto,
returned to her home here last week.
Miss Annie Henry R. N,, who was
with her, is here also.
Mr, and Mrs. Robert McClenaghan
and Clarence started out on Satur-
day to visit friends in Brantford, and
when near SeafOrth, a car that was
ahead, turned -without warning across
the road into a lane', Mr. McClena-
ghan had either to run into it or
take the ditch. He chose the latter
and turned his car upside down, in
the ditch. If was afterwards righted
and they returned home again badly
shaken up but none the worse for
what might have proved to be a ser-
ious accident.
Mr, George Cottle is spending this
week with his daughter, Mrs. Brown-
ing, of Kincardine.
Miss Isabel Fox returned home
from Wingham Hospital last week.
Miss Mary Martin of London is a
week -end visitor vita her parents
here.
Mrs. Jamieson and son David, of
Barrie spent the week -end with her
brother, Mr. Thos Henderson.
Mrs. Lovatt and family, of "Clinton,
spent the week -end at the home of
her mother, Mrs. McBrien.
Mr. and Mrs. Russel Reid of Brant-
ford are visiting with his parents here.
Mrs. Norman Wilkins and babe
left on Monday, to join her husband
at North Bay.
Misses Olive4and Ruby Kennedy have
returned home froin Guelph last Mon-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Beatty of Pine
River visited on Saturday and Mr.
and Mrs. Lorne r e Johnston of Ashfield
on Sunday, with Mr. and Mrs. W. R.
Farrier.
Mrs. Casemore of Wingham spent
the week -end With her aunt Mrs.
fohn •-Campbell, "
Mrs. Hodgins of Hol' -rood visited
for the past two weeks with her dau=
ghter, Mrs. Chas. Gillespie.
rt Mr. Robert Barbour and Clarence
and Viola of Fergus and Mr. and Mrs.
John Carney of Erin, spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Barbour.'
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Nicholson
and babe of Auburn spent Sunday
with her father, Mr. Ed, Gaunt.
Miss Blake, Miss Hackett and Miss
Winnifred Farrier; have each been re-
engaged to teach in their respective
schools.
Mr. and Mrs. 13. ; . Naylor, -Mr.
and Mrs. Roy McGee and Mrs. Em-
erson and Lila and James visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Emerson of Kinloss.
The Falconer families of Wawa -
nosh ,and Culross are atending the
family picnic in London on '•Wednes=-
day of this week.
Mr. and Mrs.. Roy Patton of Lucan
spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
A. Fox.
Mr. and Mrs. Fox of Russell, Man.,
are visiting with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Nathaniel -Bolt of Marnoch, and
other relatives, They made the trip
by motor.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Kirk of Seaforth,
and Mr. and Mrs. N. Kirk of Kansas
City, Mo and Mr. Oliver Kirk and
Master Francis Creighton of Detroit,
visited on Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs.
J, D; Beecroft,
BLUEVALE
Mr. and Mrs. M. Y. Farrow of
Collingwood are spending a few days
to th home of Mr, and Mrs. Robt.
Mustrove.
daughter, Grace, of Listowel, spent
adughter Grace of Listowel spent
Sunday with Mrs. G. Snell,
;Mr. and Mrs. Jos, Underwood spent
a few days with friends in Howick.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hall and - fame•
fly of Chatham, Mr, Wm, Hall also
Mrs. B. Byrd and children of De-
troit, spent the week -end with re-
latives here.
Mrs. Alex Jones and Miss Jennie
of Woodstock, also Mr. and Mrs.
'Phos Jones and daughter of London,
spent the week -end with their cousin,
Mrs, R. Musgrove,
Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Enwright and
family of Toronto spent the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. A. 'Holmes,
Mr. and Mrs. L. O'Connor mot-
ored 'up from Thorold, and spent a
few days with Mr. and Mrs. Robt.
Musgrove.
Mr. and Mrs, Earl Mathers and
daughter spent the week end with
friends at Kincardine,
Rev. Mr, Walden preached a fine
Orange sermon on Sunday evening,
there was a good it.ttendancc, Blue -
vale Orangemen will celebrate in
Lucknow this year. `.
Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Cantelon and
children of Lucknow are at present
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. L, Jewitt.
Mr. and, Mrs, Wm, Thornton are
at present visiting with relatives at
Ingersoll
Very', successful anniversary ser-
vices were held in Knox Presbyter*
ran Church, Sunday, June 24th, when
°Rev, J. T, Strachan, B,A, B,D., of
Owen Sound, addressed larke congre-
gations both morning and evening,
In the,,mornin4• Mr. Strachan's text
was found in Ex. I2-2,6—"What mean
ye by this service?" and in the even-
ing "Follo-ty Me and I will make you
fishers of men."p
The choir sang appropriate an-
thems and a 'quartette . composed of
Miss Garniss, Mrs. Coombs, . Mr.
Haniiyfond and Mr. Higgins sang at
both services. In the evening, Mrs.
Clive Scott of Calgary sang,' "Not
LTnderstood." The anniversary of-
fering amounted to $300.
Monday evening the annual gar-
den party was held in the church and
owing ,to the rainy evening the pro-
gram was given in the church shed
by the choir of Knox Presbyterian
church, Listowel, Rel-. W. J. West
of Atwood, acted as , chairman, and
short addresses were -given by Dr.
Forbes of Teeswater, Rev, Mr. Mc-
Donald of Lucknow, and Rev. Mr,
Prichard of Molesworth. The pro-
ceeds of the evening amounted to
over two hundred dollars.
J. R. - Greig was in Owen Sound
on Sunday supplying for Rev. J. T,
Mrs. Jennie Thompson of Wing -
ham and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nichol
of Paris spent the holiday with their
brother James and Mrs. Nichol..
Mr. and Mrs. Holmes of Stratford.
spent Sunday with.Mr. and Mrs. LI-
drid Nichol. r Miss Blatchford of Toronto spent
the week -end at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. John Mundell. 1
Visitors at the home of C. H. Gar-
niss who are here to attend the Re=
Union at the Stone 'School are: Mr.
and Mrs. Jock Isbister and family,
Onaway, Michigan; Mr. and . Mrs.•
Adam Isbister, Bob and Joan, Tor-
onto; Mrs. Jim Knox and Ruth from
the West and Mrs. Walter Scott and
Donald Scott from West Lorne.
Mr. John R. Greig motored to Tor-
onto on Sunday where he intends' tak-
ing a six weeks course at the. Tor-
onto University.
Bruce Stark of the Toronto Post
Office Staff spent Sunday with -his
friend,' A. H. Coombs..'
Miss Mae Orr is here for the month
of July, at the hone Mrs. 'Sanderson.
The regular meeting of the Wo-
men's Institute will betheld Wednes-
day afternoon, July lith at the home
hof Mrs. Chas, Elliott, A paper, "The
New Canadian" will be given by Mrs.
R. F. Garniss. Ladies Welcome.
BELMORE
Mr, and Mrs, Taylor arid family
Garden the Warty at Moore-
field Thursday evening,
Miss Mary McNeil 'and Jim were
present Tuesday at the weddin' of.
their .cousin; Miss Edith Mervin' of
Hanover,
Those out of the village for, the
holiday are; Miss Mary Austin, Mrs,
Cecil McNeil, Mrs. Peter Hackney,
Eleanor Jeffray in Toronto,' Miss Dor-
othy Taylor with friends at Moore-
field.
Visitors in thevillage, S v 1 age, Miss .Irene
IHyndma'n ~of Kitchener, Miss Foster
of Newbridge with Marjory and Jean
Herd„ Mr. Samuel Richardson, How-
ard Lowry, Helen and Margaret Mc-
Grogan Edward, Mrs. Law of 'Tor-
onto renewing acpua;ntanoes,
Miss Dorothy Piper- and her friend
Mr. Manuel of Wipgliani, Miss Mar-
aret Piper of Toronto, Fred of Wing-
ham,-and
ing-ham,-and Mr. and Mrs. Erie Piper,
Lance L• ewella, and their friend, Miss
Eeverington, called on their aunt, Mrs.
Carrick on Sunday.
Miss Blanche Irwin of Wingham,
spent Sunday with her parents. •
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Gilmore and
children at Win. Mundell's.
Jackie Herd- and. Dorothy Taylor
tried their music examinations last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Robertson and dau-
ghters of Dakota are the guestsof,
the former's sister, Mrs. John Lane
and other friends here.
SALEM
Holiday visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Al-
vin Wray of Toronto with the form-
er's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John. Wray.
Dr. dnd. Mrs. Wilfred Weir and son
of. Toronto with the former's 'moth-
er, Mrs. Wm. Weir. Mr. and,' Mrs.
Vance from near Orangeville with
friends around here; Mrs. Vance was
formerly Miss Minnie Hayes . of this
community. Mr. and Mrs. John Mar-
tin and Mr. Thos. Martin of Toronto,
with Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Martin.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gowdy attend-
ed a family re -union at Fordwich last
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Aitchison of
Toronto spent'a couple of days with
the latter's parents, Mn and Mrs. A.
E. Gallaher.
Don't forget the Garden • Party in
Connection with the church on Mr.
John Fitch's lawn on Tuesday even-
ing, illy loth. •
WROXETER
Mrs. Birkenshaw and son of Tor-
onto is visiting at her 'parent's, Mr.
WESTFIELD an Mrs,Fred' Kitchen. •
The Misses : Gibson of Winnipeg
Mrs. Harry Armstrong spent a cou-
ple of days last week with her moth-
er,
other, Mrs. Wells of Hallett Township;
Mrs, Wells returned home with her
for..,1a week,
11r. and Mrs. Carr and Miss Betty
of Los Angeles, Mrs. Arthur LaFane
of New York and Mrs. • Norman
Wightman, of Timmins are visiting
Mrs. Carr's brothers Messrs J. N.
and W. H. Campbell and other
friends.
Miss Bertha Ellis of Stayner spent
a few days last week under the par-
ental roof and has now gone to Not-
'tarvassaga Beach to spend her vaca-
tion,'.. -
Mr. W. J. Parks was a London
visitor last week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Snell of Detroit
were home for, over the week -end.
Miss Helen. Coventry. of Torontois
visiting
g her cousin, Miss Mary Ellis.
Mrs. Nethery and children of Ham-
ilton are visiting the former's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. David Cook, and other
friends,
A number from this vicinity attend-
ed the ball game at Goderich on
Monday,
Mr. Jasan Ellis was a Sarnia visi-
tor on Friday, `'
Mr. and Mrs. WesleyTaylor, Mr.
Preston Taylor and Mrs. Wilson of
Guelph visited at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. McDowell on Sunday.
During the absence of Rev, W. R.
Alp who is holidaying with Mrs, Alp
atid Donald at Cobourg, Rev. L, Gross
of Auburn will have charge of the
services in Westfield United church
the next two Sundays;
The Vincent and Bentley family
attended a family re -union picnic at
St, Marys on Saturday,
COMMUNITY PICNIC HELI)
AT LISTOWEL
The community spirit was carried
oti Wednesday of last week when citi-
zens of the town and surrounding dis-
trict gathered in the Athletic Park for
a big communitypicnic under • the
auspices of the Listowel Chamber of
Commerce, the first event of its kind
held in that town. There are few
enough coi1munity functions and one
of this kind tends to bring into oloser
harmony the people of all occgpations
as well as the farming community.
arrived' Monday night. Their father
Mr. Thomas Gibson is "seriously ill.
Margaret • and Isabel Davey are
spending two weeks holidays at Al-
liston.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry and family
spent Dominion Day in Orangeville.
Dr. and Mrs. Smith and child are
visiting at Geo, Town's.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Edgar and family „of
the Peace River District, Alberta, are
visiting the foriner's mother, Mrs. 141.
Edgar and other friends.
Mr. Archie Gibson of the Bank
Staff is taking his holidays. '
The ,Wroxeter School Board en-
gaged Mr. Clifford C. Trott of Sea-
fdrtli. as principal of the Continuat-
ion School, Mr. Trott, has been prin-
cipal at' Pickering for the "last two
years and conies highly recommended
and will no doubt do gbod work here.
Mrs. Secky of Herchel Sash„ is
visiting her sister Miss Mary Harris.
The Wroxeter Girl's Soft Ball team
won first money in the soft ball
tournament at Lucknow on July 2nd.
SCHOOL REPOtT
S. S. No. z, Turnberry, for June.
The letter P or R before the name
indicates whether or not the pupil
passed on. the promotion Examina-
tions; Pi—passed, R: -remained. The
following each name is the aver-
ag•e mark for the month. .
Jr. IV.— (P) Eldon Kirton, 63,8%;
(l$) Leslie Harris, 57.3%; (P) George
Harris (absent); (R) Hugh Harris,
45.7%.
Jr. -II.— (P) Marie Sharpin, 72%;
-(P) Alex. McTavish 69%.
Sr. Primer; --Lois Elliott, 9o; Evelyn
Sharpin, 54; Jean Elliott,' -57.
Jr, Primer:— Margaret Harris,—.
um.ber on roll, to, Average attend-
ance, 7.9. 0, R. Corbett, Teacher.
•EXAMINATION RESULTS
S, S, No, 6, Turnberry'
Jr IV.••--• Jack Campbell (horidiis);,
John Sproals (honors), Fred Porter,
Harold McCormick,
Sr. HX,—Elizabeth Porter, Louise
Kelly,
Jr,—Taster Shoills (honors), George
":t"ervit' (honors) Zora Cameron, Jean
Moir, Warnold Finley,
Sr. It, -Marie Kelly, Alec Sproals.
Vera M. Sellers,°Teacher.
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