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The Wingham Advance Times, 1925-02-19, Page 8II. inmo I1111B1111in in in to; 111111 oelltt lI11911111 1nbieto IM1 111 IIi I11i o titoo YfIY zoo 'Hen's Fine Print, Percale and Zephyr Shirts, Arrow and Forsyth Pos 1 I I r'iloi M AND '+'f'ANC sTX;IVIE 6 ,„Y ., MORRIS + lEila IaGRA' 'I 0110111110111 N1111111119M11 III 1191tl101Y111 1111111111 ,� 111r.s. A. -t eiapiseli Iti spending rw`'' (T/c. S' ;1.11 in kor orito.. `Yr and tit !;Vill Robertson o£1 '01grav1::, sport Sunday i{t A9:r•. 01) t1 alley's. 2r. and Mrs. Jesse ,Wheeler of Belerave visited, at. Mr. D. Catnpbr?,'s last Sunday. Mr. C. G. Campbell was in Toronto for a few days last week.? Miss Margaret Stephenson of Grey is visiting her friend, Miss Mar} Casernore, Mr. 'and Mrs. Jack Rintoul and fa- ndly sl ent Sunday at Mr,- Jaynes Carol- ley'sI 1 • Mr. and Mrs. Frank Casemore acrd -1 !family, who are visiting with the for- rne•'s father, Mr.' Jas. Caseinore, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. McGee. Mr. and Mrs. William Robertson, of Belgrave spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Golley. 1111 rr� makes Regular up to $3.5o I�1 See I ' ' inflows On Sale 1.89 Announcement New Spring Dresses New Spring Coats New Spring Dress Goods Cotton Goods, Sheetings, Tickings, Ginghams.) Mens' New Spring Coats, Suits and Hats, Bo s' New S p rin Ir Suits. � g Our Prices Are Much Lower This Season II 11®111 Limited. MKIlllll9lll®11111 M WNW !-s'11112IlBlll'i IIl&glllf➢II118111lelil T eTe ASHFIELD Miss Mary Vint is spending a few weeks in Marnock and Belgrave. Mrs- Charlie Durnin near St. Hel- ens spent a few days recently with her brothers, Messrs. John and Wm. Bowles, near Belfast. Miss Mary Phillips, of Toronto, spent a couple of days this week with her sister, Mrs. Thomas Ferguson, loth con. At the council meeting held last Monday, Mr. John Little of Courey's Corner's was appointed accessor, for Ashfield, this year. Born—To Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Parrish of Courey's Corners, on Wed- nesday nth., a boy. Congratulations. Mr. and Mrs. John Farrish, Mr, and Mrs. John Little and Mr, and Mrs. Robert Nelson and children, Courey's Corners, spent Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Mullin. " The funeral of.the late Mrs. Jaynes Hackett, Sr,,'was held on Sunday, Feb. x5th., to Greenhill Cemetery, which . was very largely attended. Drs. Wm. and Walter. Hackett and Joe Hackett of Detroit were over to their mother'sfuneral; which was held on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, George Phillips and family near Fordyce, spent Sunday af- ternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell, Toth con. We were sorry to hear about Mr. W'rn. Bowie's illness, he took a slight stroke on Saturday. Mrs. D. K. Alton, who has been in Wirxghani .Hospital, . was able to get as far as her daughters, Mrs. Sam Morrison near Lucknow on Thursday last week; Mr. Wm. Buckingham, xz con., and Miss Myrtle Congrarn, 2nd con., Kin- loss, was married Wednesday of last week. We wish them a happy mar- ried life. Mr. and Mrs.' Wilson Irwin, Mr. and Mrs. Win. Baldwin and Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Vint, loth con. spent a day recently with, relatives in Dun- gannon. Mr, and Mrs, bVeliington Hender- son and family of Lucknow : spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs.' 'Prank Irwin, so eon. BLYTH Mr. William Emigh of Grand Val- ley, visited his father, during the week. Mr. George Robertson, Clinton, was in town on'business Monday. Mr, G. M. ,chambers, has started the grocery business in his store for- merly leased by Mr. Earl Mills. Died Feb. 15 at the home of her brother-in-law, Mr. John Heffron, Miss Johanna Gaynor, aged 59 years. Service was held in the R. C. church Tuesday morning. Interment at Brussels R. C. Cemetery. Sacrament of the Lord's, - Supper was administered in St. Andrew's Church to a large . congregation on Sunday, Mrs, Maloy of Detroit, formerly Katie Lynett, called on old friends in the village recently also Tony' Keiffer of the West. A number from the village attended the reception last week at Mr, Bend- ers inhonor of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Gil- more, Carrick. - Miss Lillian Orlman is e, visitor, at Henry Johann's,. We are pleased to see !bliss Ellen Fleming about agair Aso Irvin Ed- wards. J. I. Scott was in Wingham Satur- day on business. Obituary -A highly respected resi- dent passed away, Thursday morning in the person of Miss Hariett. Pipe. Since breaking up house keeping in the village, .Miss Pipe has made her home with her niece Mrs. Jdhn Inglis Carrick, who has the sympathy of a large circle of friends having lost fa- ther, husband and aunt in three mon- ths. The funeral was held Saturday afternoon to McIntosh Cemetery. :Service being held in the Church by !Rev. McKenzie, deceased leaves one sister in Brussels, one in Galt, and one brother, all who were present at the funeral. MUMPS If your head 'tarng round and round You have the mumps, Jf you cannot see the ground; You ' have the inurrips IT your face looks like the moots, If it hurts to hum a tune Don't try to get around, be spruce, You have the mumps. If you are feeling .false and fickle, You have the mumps. If it hurts to eat a pickle, You have the rnttnips. If you feel that you are beat, If you have pain from head to feet, Isn't it nice, oh, isn't it sweet,' To have the mumps. If you cannot open your rinouth, You have the inumps. if you wish you were down south, -You tave the Mumps, If the doctor says stay in,. If your head aches still like sin, BELMORE Then 'you wonder where you've been C wild; to no service at Salem Sun- TO get the mumps, At s: nurnber attended lielmore ft. -hope 1, +'Jnc swallow drrese't mak 'illis:,iorx an will moot Saturday mer, though it may make a ,;lYtar..1to rrr; notvadays. 16: surn ;theta; Mr. gird Mrs. Lindsay Moffatt f' :Brandon', Mans were visitors last. week- with A. .Porterfield' and Mrs E. `. Geddes, tuicle and auirt of Mrs. 'Moi'-' fact. ter; and Mrs, , lloil alt were rc- turning 'West after an extended horn..,1" eyu oon spent in Ottawa, The ladies of. the Anglican Church' WROXETER A much respected citizen passed away last Friday,, morning in the per- son of Mr. Wm. Hazelwood, after a short illness, He was in his 79th year and had been aresident of Wroxeter for over 40 years. He lea- ves a widow, 4 daughters and 2 sons to mourn his loss. The funeral which was largely attended took place Sunday afternoon to Wroxeter ceme- tery. emetery. Mrs. McIntosh of : Stratford is . vis- iting friends in town this week, 1Gtrs. Chad Herring of Salem, spent Wednesday with friends in town. 'Dr. an6, Mrs. Hazelwood of ' Bo- ayiianvilie are spending . a. few days with friends here. - Mr. Mills ' Hazelwood. of Grimsby, attended the funeral of his brother, on Sunday. q. Mr. Van Dickson made a business trip to Toronto last week. Miss Mary Sproal returned hoire from the Wingham Hospital on.Tues- day. flit+rsday, i 'hr ary testis, r9s ,�. .�nw� rnrx, w�w.,� Y�w�w•�:wi�wwr�xlwl, ;w''.. 1 I l l ill 1110111 11111�11111 111 111 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIili 11P1$Ill�tl 111�1111� l . tl � � had a, very successful pancake social, on Saturday the 14t11. •Mr. and Mrs, W. T. Wray, spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. J A:1_, _ + Brandon, last yveek. • Mr.• Robe. McCrae one of our sec, N 'tion men has been promoted foreman I` of Lonclesboro, Section C. N. R. Mr. McCrae left for his new post on Mon- day. WHITECHURCH Mr.. Robert Scott and family,,; of Culross, visited on Sunday with. his father, Mr. John Scott. Mr, and Mrs. Du Mont of St. Louis are visiting with the latter's mother, Mrs. Eglestone. Mr. William Gray of Georgetown, spent the week -end with Mr, Harold Sparking. Miss Janet and Mr. Wilbert Thom of Auburn, spent .a few days last week with their aunt, Mos. John S. Craig, Miss Ida McQuoid visited last week with her cousin, Mrs, Dr. Paterson of Lucknow. Mr. Alex. Kennedy of Winnipeg is visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Kennedy. • Mrs. J. D. Beecroft and little son, are visiting a few dayswith her par- ents, Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Kirke of Seaforth. Miss Isabel Fox of Galt Hospital, who recently underwent an operation for appendicitis, we are pleased to report is doing as well as can be ex- pected. Mrs. Archie Radford Was called to her former home near Blyth on Sat- urday, owing to the illness of her mo- ther, Mrs. Johnston, Born -On Sunday, February 15th., 2925, to Mr, and Mrs. Wellington Dow, a son. Congratulations. Mrs. Martha Champion who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Peter Leaver, hat returned to her home at Brussels. FORDYCE Mr. and Mrs. George McRoberts and others visited at Mr, E. G. Hain- es on Sunday, last. Mr. •C..'Leaver and John Champion, visited relatives at Lucknow on Sun day last. Mr. R. Adair is at present .pressing hay at C. F. Martin's. ° Mr. Thomas Jamieson's horse took a lively spin up the road one day last week upsetting the cutter, but the oc- cupants came off safe aud, nothing hurt, be more careful Tom. If reports are true Mr. William Robinson has had the radio installed recently. It is great passtinie these long evenings. Mr. Herby Champion and his mother, Mrs. Fred Champion, who have been visiting relatives around Fordyce returned home again last week. EAST WA.WAXOSH • Mr, and Mrs, George. Cdultes, en-, tertained a number of grown people to a dance on Friday evening last, Miss Carr of Dungannon, spent the week -end at the home of Mrs Thom -- as Leaver. Mt; -and Mrs. Wilfred Reid and fa- mily ;.',sited one clay last week at the home l'of Mr. Elislra Walker. HOWICK Miss, Alba Gallaher's many. friends u;l will be pleased to hear of her promo- FR tion,being prornoted as partner with the McVannel publishing Co. of Torte to and also private secretary. We congratulate her on her succeas. Miss 1� Gallaher ' is a daughter -, of Mr. and Mrs, A. E. Gallaher of Saleru. GLENANNAN Miss Mary Eadie spent a few days with her sister, Mrs. Catheris. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh; Edgar, frorri the south of Gorrie spent Sunday at Mr. Wm. H. Marshall's. Mrs. Gordon Murchison and two children, who' have spent the past two, months with friends here, have re- turned to their home in Sask. Miss Edna Lincoln of the General Shore Belmore,,spent Sunday at her home. Mrs. Johri Metcalfe, spent a couple of days last week with her daughter, Mrs. Howard Wylie. pu F est ON iubber Boot . This eek Only q My' with whit!', sole and foxing $4.85. Best quality red s le ff,,r+'r $3.95 X11 r en M r. this ' e k only 'ill Phire' :129. 8lG� ifll�lll�fNP�IIL- IiI�RIiI�Ilit�'til®III�1II;IPIII61;III'r+`d11n11Ila"won imI;a,+ 1 1 ,CI rim 11119111{IIID+';,III +ilIII III II tiling' IN ssieionsatermartit Mr, and Mrs. Thos. Weir,/ also Miss . Bertha Marshall, spent Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Stokes. Mr, and Mrs. Percy Coupland, from near Wroxeter were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lincoln. f Wwl 1181 it a 4,441.. it .�L rl Iw�wYwll'Y ®'I ®M nil I iga 1100'flfl Trade Mark LIMENS r. tpe.� 1 Wash 4148 oreafa Linen Sheeting full double bd width, heavy round. thread of lustrous finish, per Linen Pillow Cases t� match above, Large size, each. , . , $1.85 Stamped; Linens, Cottons and Mugging, Linen ,ti 11 aek T i- welling . ,98 Figured pure linen Huck Towelling from; Old. Bleach and John S . Brown, several widths for choice. Regularly priced $1.35; 1.50 and 1.75. � d B1aeh TIb1u Lii,e;ns ®" • Sets of Cloth and Napkins Mader; Special mention -Five only very fine Cluny Old Bleach Cloths, 2x21 yards, orig- inal patterns, priced to $38.00 each. ll B[ll f S Your selection ,for each $16,75° Shamrock Table Line lid Separate Cloths and . 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