The Wingham Advance Times, 1924-05-15, Page 8111
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Irs.:Roberti' :Purdon• • visiting with her mother Mrs. Jim i
'J r. and -Mrs. Walter Marshall and• very well ■
Mabel of Teeh'ivater.,and ,Mrs. 'George \!-E t.
who is not v y vv
spent Sunday!
Mrs. McGill and. Mrs. Adair of
Falcont!i" of Culross p y, Turzlbeiiy and'Mr. Charles Martin
-with the tatter's brother, lj r.' John' 2nd Mr. Jim Martin and their mother, :Falconer. I l2rs, Jas. Martin, .attended the funer- iii
Mr. Gordon Newbury of. Toronto, the latter's brother Mr. Wm,
isvisiting with his. uncle Mr. Igen. al of
g wWhite at 'lhedford last ,Thursday` ._,..-4---
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.Paterson,z. cars old and had —
Mr. White was 3 y ■
Isabel Fox, returned to her ailing for then last. few months
Missbeen a �1
-snort. in Galt Hospital : on Saturday ..He `was 'buried from•ForestMethodis.
Vast
'Church, where the had been a life
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Barbour visited loner member.
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last week, :with Mr. and Mrs. t- to report that Master Ito- E. --
Marryday� Sorry p _
.t 'Harry McClenaglan of Belgrave, 1 bert Lott is suffering from a severe ■
Miss Phronia Grenache visited at attack of 'appendicitis. Ft
• the Motile of Mr and Mrs. Andrew 1. Mrs Robert !McClenaghan, Mrs. —
day to take. a three year course in tended the Women's Missionary Con = We've got Eight .different op -
.Fox last Friday. Wni.`Beecroft, Mrs: Jas. Cornelius it
x on ill's- ',
Miss Maude Conn leavesTh and Mr.• and Mrs. Amos, Cornelius a 1 t- •
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t1CCesSfnl alinz\ ersaty Services
Were Bead' Sunday zn 1the Lncknow
PresbrOrian Chtirch. Rev, I+indlay.
Mathes -or,,. of St,Andrew's CI ,rcli,
Stratford, 'was the anniversaz'Y•preach-
er and he delighted the congregation
with his sermons morning and .even-
ing and his address' •to the Sunday
school in the afternoon.
Special: music ,was tendered by the
choir, which was `much appreciatedby
the congregations, South Kinloss
Church and the 1 ucknow Methodist
Citireh withdrew their 'evening ser-
vices, and the churoh was filled on,
Sunday evening with fine congrega-
tions. Rev. Gollin, of South Kinloss,
and Rev:Ostertoiut, of the Methodist
church, assisted in the services. An
offeringof $300 was asked for and
which was more than made tip:;
Special Mothers' Day service was
held in the Methodist Church in the'
nornizlg. The church was tastefully
decorated' with flowers and nearly all
the congregation worea flower in
honor of mothers Special music was
given by, the choir, -under the.,leader
ship of Miss Mabelle Arlin, and the
Mothers' Day sermon byre the pastor,
Rev, J. H. Ost•erhout, 13. A:, B. D.,
was highly corniixended by nany.,•,of
the congregation., • The church -was
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filled, 17urrng tithe sezin pas-
tor
the
for r ecited "The :Old Armchair," in a
way that made. a: deep impression,
Wedddin ' oir Kitchen
Siiower:•
If.these occasions are causing =
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oti worry. s to what you will, !'
buy, just drop into;"our store a
^andyour- worry will ',disappear.
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Store ' full' of arti-
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elks both useful and ornamental N
suitable' for both Wedding and
Kitchen Shower presents.
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Dinner Sets IA
....WROXETER
',Mother's Day was well ovserved oYi
Sunday, May lith.
Mr, and Mrs. Clarence White and:
:family . spent Sunday with..friends .in
town. -
Mr, Allin Munroe's peddling rig is
again on its rounds.
Mrs. Van Dickson speift a""'few days
last week with ler son in Toronto.
Mrs. Alex. McDougall is-atresent
in' Toronto visiting' her"dattght&r, Mrs.
Alex. Sanderson..
Miss Oral Kitchen of Toronto 'is
visiting her parent's F. and Mrs. Kit-
clten
•IVtr.. Donald. Cope has returned frons
.New Ontario. 4 -,here he has been
spending the past few weeks,
Mr. Tom Ritchie has:treated him-`
self to 'a new Ford Sedan. ,
Quite a number. from 'the Wroxeter
:Methodist Church accepted!'the invi-
tation issued by the Ladies Aid at Sa-
lem, -to attend a'banquet on' Monday
night last, given in connection 'with
the yearly congregational meeting,
All report a very enjoyable -,evening.
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nursing in : Toronto Free Hospital. fArention ill Lucl:n.ow last Thursday ®'-'en Stock`Patterns including the' _
We wish her success. !afternoon. m Famous Fancy Bridal Rose
Mr. and Mrs. Joe- Carr and' claugh-
The Women's 1VTissionary Society China to pick and choose from
tet Mary, of Ashfield spent Sunday at of the Methodist Church will meet on = Youcan ibuy these in any quan a
•the home of their : father .Mr. John Thursday May 21ind. A good attend- 11 tity
:Kennedy of Culross. ance is requested.. iii
Mr: and tsars. George Garton and Mr. Samuel Peddle passed away at .= Prices from 23c -up
'fa -artily, and Mr, and Mrs. Win. Mares his home,;here on Sunday night. The
tin and Bruce moved to' their- new community extends sympathy to the :i
lthnieet in Luck -now last Wednesday.
Air. Chas. • Sandburn" has been laid
ftp for the past • week with 'a severe
See our stock of Screen Doors
,and Windo*s, large variety of
Styles to choosefrom.
Be pre-
pared for the Hot Weather.
SAVE THE LINOLEUM BY
USING LOWE EROS.
61Nep1 nite" aPnish
Absolutely clear, doesn't turn
pattern dirty yellow, dries quick-
ly with "Rich Gloss".
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HARDWARE
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bereaved family. �., Crean Pitchers 19c
IN 7 dozen (84) only, Cream
BELMORE ®'Pitchers witH"beautiful Bird and
Mrs. Peter Hacking is in. Bluevale
at the bedside of her father, Mr, Mun-
dell who is at present very low,
Mrs. Herd visited Sunday with Mrs-
Hyndnan Gorrie, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh'
Douglas at James Douglas'.
The Women's Institute took charge
of the Sunday night meeting. A
large gathering being present. Mrs.
Rev. McKenzie acted as President,
Scripture Reading by Mrs. Douglas,'
A splendid paper. was given by Mrs.!
John Gowdy, Salem, on "Bering' a,
Christian in the Home." A duet by
rMisS Margaret and Lily . Edwards.
The next, meeting will be held in Mc-
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Intosh
VIc'Intosh Church.
I Mr. John Radford is in Gorrie
;Mg after the electric light plant.
Next Tuesday evening the play en-
titled "What Happened to Jones"
' will be put on in the Community Hall
by the young people of Gori -ie, under
1 the auspices of the Women's Institute.
Admission 35c and 2oc.
I Miss Pearl Douglas of Winghan
spent Sunday at her home here,
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Miss Annie Metcalfe spent Sunday
with her cousin, Mass -Mary I- augh,
Mr, and Mrs, Wnit H. Marshall,
spent ,the week -end with the, latter's
sister Mrs.- Wesley, Jerttiyn and oth-
er,.
th-
er,Mfriends in Morris,s,
• t's, :.Copeland sr, of Wraceter•
spent last week at the home; .of Mr.
and 'Mrs, : Arthur' Lincoln, ,
Mrs. Colin Eadie and son Dave vis-,
Mr.
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and Mrs. Charlie Cethers, Howtck.
Miss Amy Newans'of i3elinore, vis
iced last week witl3 the Misses ° Helen
and Agnes Rutherford:
Mr.- and Mrs-. Percy Copeland . of.
Wroxeter visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Oliver Stokes,
Mr, John C. Hutton concluated the
service in Eadie's church on Sunday.
Mr: and Mrs, Reuben.'Stokes and
daughter, Mabel attended the Funeral
on Saturday of an uncle, Mr, Ort -
man of Ho -wick,
Mr. Elmer Breen spent 'Sunday
with his. parents 1VIr. and Mrs• David
Breen,:'' . ., ,
Mr. Ed. Errington of the Wroxeter
gravel spent Sunday with Mr. Janes:
Marshall.
EAST WAWANOSH
Mr: Sandy Young of Guelph spent
Sunday at his home here.
Mrs. Thompson and daughter, Miss
Rebecca Thompson. of St. Augustine
spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and'.
Mrs. Thos: Robinson. '
Miss Robson of Toronto is visiting
at the home of 'Mr. and Mrs. Elisha
Waller.
Master- Calvin Robinson killed six-
teen snakes last. Saturday in one field.
' Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Kerr were in
'Goderich last : Friday ' to see°nurse-
in-training
their
daughter, Miss Kathleen Kerr•,'nurse
in training in, the hospital there, Miss'
Kerr was operated on for -appendicitis
last Thursday and is. getting along
nicely now. e
Mr. Wilfred Reid and Mr. J. J.
Derr were down to Mit ,Harvey
Black's, 6th con. of East •Wawanosh
ort Saturday, valuing 5 sheep and two
lambs that had been worried by dogs -
on Friday night.
• IMr. •and Mrs J. D. Beecroft i Motor-
ed to Seaforthon Tuesday.
Famish, of ` Courey's Corners spent 1
Tuesday afternoon in Goderich.
Mr.; and, Mrs. Robert Nelson and
.children of Courey's Corners were in
;:Goderich 'Saturday afternoon,
I Mr. and Mrs. Archie Johnson, 9t11
;con. and Mr. and Mrs. Russel Mc-
Creight near Kintail, :motored to
Goderich on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mullin and Mrs.
Samuel Sherwood and • 1VIiss Tillie
loth con. spent Saturday afternoon in
Goderich.
There has been quite- a number 'of
horse buyers around. this spring, they
have bought a few horses and shipped.
thein last week.
Mr, Matt. Shackleton, of Crewe was
on the roth con. on business last Fri-
day.
Mr. Andrew McAllister, who for
many years lived in -Belfast is leav-
ing Monday 12th for Windsor, to lige
with his son Case, who moved' from
Lucknow last week, -
ASHFIELD
I _Mr, Will Crosby, of Tilsonburg, 'a
former Belfast boy called: on some of
his old neighbors and school mates
.one day last weeks
Miss Johnson, Belfast teacher; was
called to Owen Sound, to see her mo-
tiller who was seriously ill for a few
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Lobe of Marn-
ock, spent Sunday with relatives on
the Toth con.
1VIr• and Mrs John Earrish Elsner to Mr, and Mrs. Russel Bloomfield;:
BORN
Bloomfield -In Wingliain General
I-Iospital, on Tuesday, May 13th.
'wird Bella and Mr. and Mrs Wilfred
a son,
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Mr: William Mills has purchased a
new Sedan car from our local sales -
"man, Mr. R. M M:cKay,
Rev, A. C Tiffin,, Mr. and Mrs.
Bender'and Mrs. Joann Mills attended
the district meeting at Seaforth Wed.;
nesday.
Died in Blyth Wednesday May 7,.;
Mrs.Noble Adams aged 72 years.
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SALEM
Miss Eva'McCreer'y from near
Molesworth -spent a few days recently
with her sister' Mrs. Ira, Neill.
Mr. Hugh Russell is: at present vis-
iting at t11e hoil•;e •of M. and Mrs.
James Wray
Mr. Lloyd Henning,. has ,purchas-
ed a new Ford Touring' car.
Mothers Day 1was abserved,in the.
Church - zei e last ; Suritlay.''.T1le 7'as-;
tor Rev:' Dr. .Brown. preached, a; very
appropriate sermon. The choir was
thecongre-
gation.
mothers :of c
composed of n tg
gation. .
The wet weather has delayed the
seeding in.this: locality, while some
are finished others are 'not quite
through,
Mr. ` Harold;Weir has purchased a
Ford new ford Coupe.
X2 CON, HOWICK
Mr.. and Mrs. Wi'lli,ani McKe- sic
and family arrived home from. Cali
-
Ionia and are going to live in Wing -
ham.
i.[r, and Mrs. Lorne Laird and Mil-
dred visited with Mrs, Alex, Forgie
of Ttirnberry:,,,
Mr. Cecil Day called on Mr, John
Finlay, Monday. •
Mr, and Mrs. Clare Pritchard and
family visited Mr. To'iii Vittie, Sunday.
Mr. Tom Vittie- delivered' a bunch
of cattle to Joe Sanderson, Monday.
BELGRAVE
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Stewart of Lon-
desboro, spent ,Sunda} with Mn and
Mrs. J. L. Stewart.
Ken. and 'Mrs. Pentland and daugh-
ter of :Ravenswood -spent a couple of
days with their•, son at the Parsonage.
iivit,' and !Mfrs. T. Fairscrvice of :Elul -
let spent Sunday with Mrs. Van
camp,,::
Mrs. W. Brandon' ` of Bayfield is
spending a few days with her brother
J. T.. Bridges.
There has been some changes in
property in the village, Me, John
'Coultice having • sold the property he
bought from the Geo. Proctor 11'state
to Mr's. C. Wheeler and he then 'pur-
chased
pur-chased'` .the property owned by Mr.
Thos. St andrett,
FORDYCE �
Mr. and Ars. Harry Woods 'and!
son Harold :visited at Mr. Daniel
Martins on Sunday last.
Mrs. B. McClannaglhan spent :thee
week -end under the parental roof.
Mr. William Woods and son Arn- 1
old visited .at Mr, Daniel Martins' one
day recently...—. •
Mr. and Mrs.. Ches'ter Taylor and
family visited. •at Auburn one day re-
cently.
lar. John Rintottl• who has been at.
his cousin W. John Rintoul has re-.
turned home again.
Mr. •thtir Haines of Winghani,;
who has lieeil visiting at his brothers
:F. Haines for few days has retufn
ed horse again to Wingharn..,
Mr. and Mrs. ,Mark 'Gardner of Zion
also Mr. and Mrs. A. Haines and fam-
ily visited at W. M. Champion's on
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Sunda last.
Aiteheson Bros: delivered some fine
cattle to Mr. John Shields one day re
The O'Mally Bros.' delivered some
Youn Donnybrook ole=da
y
last week.
Mrs. Fallauglr of. Toronto is at
present visiting at Mrs. Jarnes Mar`-
tin's.
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ass tial toCoii.
One a the special teatnres our business.
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And • LONG EXPERIENCE. in the Shoe' selling makes tis. -qualified
for this part of the ",business:
I An iillfitting shoe 'may cost' the wearer I undreds� of Dollars in,
corns and bunions besides DAYS AND YEARS OF AGONY,:
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It is ALWAYS BEST to "TRY ON ,SHOES" and we', are al-
ways glad to assist our customers in every. way, to :get_ a proper fit;
"PROPER FITTING SHOES" are one of the best investments for
fe
• w 'things are so',tiresome as are
'ACHING FEET CAUSED BY ILL,,
FITTING' SHOES -
Weare "SPECIALISTS" in SIiOETITTING let ds prove,if to you.
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If reports are „true Mr, Miles Mc- one daylast week.
Millan has rented Mr. E. Haines - Mr. 'Lamont is at present" engaged
farm for the: corning season for. Mass, with his tractor cultivating for .:=112r
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engaged with his tractor ploughing-'
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for M. Samuel Deacon.
A few in this locality have not fin -
!sod
islred seeding yet but would have been
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Mr. Thomas Jamieson: delivered a done if it had not been,for:thy,, bad
fine, cow to Mr. Samuel zMcl3urney wet weather.
1.Mr:Charles L eaver' is at preeent John lVP
artin.
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Triggs—$teinitnillerr.-At the porne:.
of the bride's parents, Gorrie, on
Monday, May 5111,:. 1924,, by the
r ev, R S. Jones, Vera Emma,
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younger' dxttigltter" of fir: and Mt's,
�. St iotxaitlery tra, Mi, George Triggs
of ;l'or'anto.
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Authentic styles for Men and Young' Men in new ■
Hair line stripes, Herringbones and overcheck pat-
terns of British Worsteds and Tweeds. Moderately ...:
priced at ■ ' {'
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$17.50, 24.50, 23.50, 33.50 and 35.00
T®,pr„:Coats ,
English and Canadian makes in Covert and Rain
proof Tweeds.
Priced from $13:50 to 30.00
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Borsalino. Hats,: Sport Caps, Broadcloth Shirts,'
iUnderwear,
Silk and Wool Sociis, New arrow'Nes, ,
Pyjamas, Gloves:-
Special—All WoolfGabercline Coats, .British make .'"
of excellent quality . , .. ... .18:50
Clothing '
Super Values for Stirring. Boys, Pure Wool, Irish Serge Suits
Stylishly cut and made for hard wear, 2 Bloomers
Specially Priced $9.25
Grey Tweed nil's.
Exceptional Values made from sturdy. materials, smartly tail
ored and moderately priced of such dependable quality. Suits
with 2 Bloomers
Priced at $10.50
Tweed Knickers $r<.95 Soisette Blottses $1.50
Golf Hose w 95c Donegal Caps ...$t„ oo; to $i.5o
Bee the new "Jiffy jersey"—the best yet.
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