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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1937-06-24, Page 4WM3® FOUR U cents a word per insertion, with a minimum charge of 25c. ftf THESE |J] WANT AD’S bring RESULTS >kli THE WINGHAM ADVANCE-TIMES ..■.8.7 mills 1 ...5.8 mills ■ mJ.8 mills 327 mills YOUR CHANCE ! ^EJoess:=sz3oeaoTC,T'-T,:'",.T,no)Baot ATTENTION PLEASE — Are you getting the right prices for your hides, wool, poultry, metals or junk of any kind. See us if you have any­ thing to sell. Best prices arg assur­ ed. Huron Produce, phone 117. i EOISIQ? NOTICE TO CREDITORS BARGAINS THIS WEEK—2 elect­ ric washers, good condition, $17, and $19. 1 good hand power washer and wringer will sell cheap. IV, J. Clark, phone 141 J. FOR SALE—-Ladies’ Bycicle, in good repair. Apply Advance-Times. FOR SALE — Strawberries, fresh at the house. George Baird, Town Plot. FOR SALE—6-room house, first class barn, 1% acres, in Turnberry. Bar­ gain. F. J. Mooney. TAKE NOTICE that all persons having claims against the estate of Ellen Elston, late of the Town of Wingham in the County of Huron, Spinster deceased, who died on or about the 3rd day of June A.D. 1937, are hereby notified to send their claims and particulars in connection therewith to the undersigned solicitor for the executors on or before the 10th day of July A.D. 1937. AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that immediately after the said date the proceeds of the said estate will be distributed having, regard only to claims whiclj have -been properly filed. DATED at Wingham the 21st day of June A.D. 1937 ' R. S. HETHERINGTON, Wingham, Ontario, Solicitor for the Executors. Rate made up as follows: Public School ...... High School ... Countgj ......... jute Total .................... 50.0 mills LCsSs government subsidy ......1.0 mill jNet ...............................49.0 mills The .Council went into committee of the whole to consider tenders for new fire fighting appartus. When council resumed, Reeve Dav­ idson who was in the chair during the committee of the whole, reported that Council had decided to purchase a Bickle-Segrave booster and pump and that local car agents are to tender for the chassis on which the equipment will be mounted. Moved by Coons. Thomson and Crawford that the report of thd5 com­ mittee of the whole be adopted. — Carried. All members were present at the meeting with His Worship, Mayor Hanna in the chair. Mr. Maltice of the La France Fire Engine^ Co., of Toronto and Mr, Bickle of the Bickle-Segrave Co. of Woodstock were present and addres­ sed the council. Bray Quality Chicks at Low End>ofrSeaspn Prices ID RAY eud-ofi-season hatches are the same high quality as earlier ones’-^backed py the same careful selection of breeding* birds and hat­ ching eggs, the,same skilful incu­ bation and packing, the same amaz- jng vigor, thrjjt, stamina and free­ dom from disease. Ask any neigh­ bour who has ever raised Bray’ Chicks! The same high quality—but at ab­ surdly low end-of-season prices. A real chance to get into this famous stock at very small investment. And since they are warm weather chicks, you can raise them very cheaply. It’s a real opportunity, Grasp it! See us or 'phone us, right away. Fred W. BRAY Limited John St, North, Hamilton, Ont. or A. C. Adams, Agent, "Wingham. Fr^diq Mellor had three hits which •is noSnean feat these days. Th$t seventh the fans a chance to exercise. __" , an inning. homers, and six runs. OWEN SOUND KIDS DEFEATED HURONS Hurons on Wrong End of a 5-2 Score FOR RENT — Furnished cottage at Point Clark- Apply Mrs. W. Braw­ ley, Point Clark', Ont. IN MEMORIAM HURONS TRIUMPHED OVER HANOVER FOR SALE—-2 good violins, also 1929 Nash coupe, in first-class condition. Apply Noble Greenaway, phone 610rl4. FOR SALE — Engine' drive washer, late model, copper tub, cheap. A complete outfit for anyone without "hydro. Phone 141 J. FOWLER—In loving, memory of my dear husband, James Fowler, who passed away one year ago on June 18th, 1936, / - Ever remembered by his wife, Mrs. Fowler. v •' Indians Came From Behind to Win 6-4 Decision. . .... ; A'• - ------------------tj ,,, Doran, c ........... 4 Rae, 3b .................. 4 Mellor, ss --------- 4 Gray, r’f L&i’ 4 J. Tiffin, lb ------' 3 Chalmers, p -------- 1 Peterson, p 3 1 0 1. 0 1 0 1 1 1 3 2 1 0 1 2 1 2 7 1 1 0 1 0 2 2 16 0 0 0 1 1 0 2 0 0 FOR SALE—Five-acre property with house and small barn in Wroxeter, near school. Nice location. Pastur­ age privileges. Apply to N. Hall, Bluevale, Ont TAX RATE WAS SET AT ffiMILLS NET Bickle-Segrave Fine -Appartus to be Purchased At a special njgejtjlng.’- of the Town Council held. bn. M|>ii4ay evening the tax rate was set at 50 mills, which less the 1 mill subsides from the On­ tario Government makes a net rate of 49. mills. The rate was adopted on motion of Couns. Thomson and Hetherington. The estimates are as follows: Expenditures Expenses elections, etc;. Payment on overdraft ------- Direct Relief ________.....---- Salaries, Allowances, Commis­ sions — Printing, Postage, Advertis­ ing, Stationery ______— Insurance ------ --------1___ Heat, Light and' Care of ’ Buildings —*----- Street Lighting ------ Fire and Water Law Costs ...... Roads and Bridges Grants and Charity Public School Board, 8.7 mills________ Debentures Serial — Sinking Fund____ Interest on Loans _*— Cemetery ______ ____ Sanitary -------------- Board of Health__ _ TAKE NOTICE that all persons1 High School Board. having claims against the estate of . 5.3 mills_..._ ___ Robert John Dickson, late of the^ pubUc Library BdaTd, Township of furnberry, in the County < «•>of Huron, Farmer deceased, who dieci1 telephone ---- -------... FOR SALE — 8-roomed good brick house, good barn and garage, hydro and water in house. 5 acres of land. Property would make fine chicken farm ar fox farm. Snap for quick sale. Apply T. Fells. FREE LAUNDRY SERVICE — We have a plan whereby we will put a washer in your home for 6 months without cost to you. Phone us to­ day as our supply is limited. W. J. Clark, phone 141 J. FOR SALE—1^ horsepower gas en­ gine with magneto, pump jack, 3%x 12 iron cylinder, 3x10 iron cylinder, steel saw frame, iron pump, all in good shape. Apply to Norman Walker, B. Line, Turnberry, 60.00 1000.00 1000.00 3700.00 sooroo 900.00 FOR .SALE—6-roomed frame house, light, water, furnace, good garden, lawn and fruit trees, for quick sale. A Bargain. Apply T. Fells. STRAWBERRIES FOR SALE — Good variety for table or preserv­ ing. Apply Lloyd- Montgomery, 629R3. We deliver. 1225.00 3300.00 2250.00 150.00 3500.00 1185.00 WANTED—School teacher, Protest­ ant, S.S. No. 8 ,East Wawanosh. Apply, stating qualifications and salary, to Walter Scott, chairman, R.R. No. 5, Wingham. ; I I I NOTICE TO CREDITORS’ TATfF XTDTTCP all 9410.83 11137.84 2519.97 1500.00 2000.00 1400.00 150.00 on or about the 2nd day of November .Tax Collection charges ------- A.D. 1936 are hereby notified to send Divisions Court .SBaries *L.XX their claims and nafficnlars in cr>n- I Qounty of Huron Levy* 3.3 mills ---- Expenses Delegations, etc. New Heating Plant (payment)______.„^.i____ Discounts allowed on taxes Miscellaneous__ ____ _____ their claims and particulars in con­ nection therewith to the undersigned solicitor for the execuotrs on or be­ fore the 10th day of Julv, A.D. 1937. AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that immediately after the said date the proceeds of the said estate will be distributed having regard only to claims which have been properly filed. DATED at Wingham the 21st day of June A.D. 1937. R. S. HETHERINGTON, Wingham, Ontario, Solicitor for the Executors. 5700.00 1000.00 250.00 30.00 80.00 3563.40 75.00 1000.00 600.00 100.00 Thu^Sy; June* 24tb, Buy.. New DUNLOP TIRES MORTGAGE SALE .. .' <£*-• '• - - * > "■i Vf vamaoiesjrarm ^PropertyTqyfoshipjfof Hbwiclc $? UNDEKWi/B^iRTWof the powers of sale contained in a certdin mortgage, which will be produced at the time of sale, there will be offered ior sale by public auction at the of J. H. Crawford, Wingham, on Friday,- the ninth day of July, A.D. 1937, at I, 30 o’clock in the afternoon, by Tho­ mas Fells, Auctioneer, the following property namely; All and singular that certain parcel or tract of land and pre­ mises situate, lyipg and being in the Township of Ho wick id the County of Huron >fad Province of Ontario rind­ being composed of Lot number Five in the Eleventh Concession’of the said Township, containing one hundred ac­ res of land more "or less^ - The property is situate one and one- quarter miles north of the Village of Gorrie, bn good road and across the road from riJscfiaoI' ■: On the property is said to be a frame barn on stone foundation;* a one and one-half storey brick house; drive shed and windmill, all in a fair state t>f repair. The soil is of clayjoam- TERMS OF SALE—Ten per cent, of the purchase money on the day of sale and the balance within thirty days thereafter; The property-will be sold subject fo reserved bid. Further particulars and conditions of sjalc-w ill be made ktimvitdri the day of sate t r» rtKUf'ibeTliadton‘application to the U' dersigned. tritlO wot: .. DATE D at wingham, tOnt^iqMhe. twenty*S; tcond day of June, A.D, 1937^. THOS, fEIT^ ■Wingh^ii, C Adet»ow^< ’ ■ Receipts Licenses ——-------- Street’, Watering ariu Calcium Chloride Cemetery4^q„.ju*^iicz_.ix:__U4- ya -fT* $59587.04 ___$ 500.00 Of VahiablesFarm Property the Renf^’ Weigh Scale Fees .. ■ Pon Dog Tax -___ Sanifei^fcrlx_ PercSptage Interest on Misceilarteous U 540.00 1600.00 300.00 '2%oo 125.00 '-M&00 182.00 600.00 350.00 600.00 500.04 $ 5437.04 mills $54050.00 1 mUi mftfgwRy? $59587.04 ..J310& What an innings the lucky seventh was for the Hurons on Saturday in the game with Hanover at the Town Park. This was the only innings that the Indians drove any runs across but they sure went to town in a big way. Six runs crossed the plate to put the Hurons two up. Up to that inning the Hurons were held right down and Hanover had collected four runs, two in the first and one in each, the sec­ ond and third. It was a great game for the Hurons to win and “Bob” Groves’ homer was sure a million dol­ lar hit as the bases were loaded. Dor­ an followed him with a circuit clout and Murray Rae, next man up, had one headed for Art Wilson's house when it hit a branch of the tree and he was held at first. Hanover started off by bagging two in the fiirst inning. Brown whanged a double and Ellis followed suit to score Brown. Willoughby went out, W. Tiffin to brother Joe, advancing Ellis to third. Magwood singled, El­ lis scoring. Magwood stole second. Kruger fanned, and H. Wendorf went out, Tiffin Bros; doing the trick. Hanover tacked another up on the score board in the second. McCarty singled. V. Wendorf out, Chalmers to Tiffin. Weiler met the same fate. Brown safe on J. Tiffin’s error and McCarty scored. Ellis flied out to Groves. Another run in the third put Han­ over four up. Willoughby out W. Tif­ fin to J. Tiffin. Magwood then hit a homer over the centre-field fence. Peterson took the' mound at this point. Kruger walked, but Pete got him -with a toss to first. H. Wendorf fanned. Hanover four up. Pete pitch­ ed masterful ball and Hanover were held scoreless for the rest of the game. The Indians did not come to life until the seventh, then they grabbed off six runs. Mellor singled to start the innings with his third hit of the day. Gray hit for two bases, Mellor scoring. T. Tiffin safe on a fielder’s choice but Gray was caught between second and third. Peterson singled. W. Tiffin filed oiit to right fiield. K. Somers singled and the bases were loaded, with two out. McCarty went to right field and Thompson took the mound, but this did not ditch “Bob” Graves who drove the ball over the centre-field fence for a home run. What a hit and what a„ place,, tp get it Wingham now up 5-4.. Doran was; next batter ancf .he^wajtoped apothpr homer to make it 6-5*, jMpCartyxamg tack to pitch apd .Thojnpson xwerit to right pasture . Murray .Ra.e ,.h|t, ane that was labelled home-run, but it was stopped by the branch of a tree, and he was held at first. Mellor up for the second time this inning, connect­ ed with one but Murray was nipped at second, to stop this very exciting rally, There .was no more scoring.- The fans sure had plenty of excite­ ment. . . : . . * * . * Lucky Seventh Did It Hanover— ,r Totais 4 E. 0 4. ■ , ' ’ R* H. Hanover 211 000 000—4 9 Wingham ....__ 000 000 60x—6-13 Home-runs, Magwood, Groves, Dor­ an; two- base hits; Brown’2, Ellis, Gray; sacrifice hits, H. Wendorf; left on bases, Hanover 6, Wingham 5; base on bails, off McCarty 2, off Pet­ erson 1; struck out, by McCarty 4, by Chalmers in 2% innings 1, by Pet­ erson in 6% innings 6; double plays, Magwood to Ellis to H. Wendorf; Magwood to Ellis to H. Wendorf. Umpires—McCa'rt’ney arid Agnew. * * * NOTES “Bob” Groves’'home-run with the bases loaded was sure “the from,, a local standpoint. Peterson pitched' well, to see the big fellow back The base-running was could be called perfect. Doran’s one hit was a a homer over the-Centre-field fence. Starting Bob. Chalmers was a hard assignment after pitching on Wednes­ day in Owen Soupd. berries” It in is good harness, not what real one— THE LAST THING you can do for one who was dear to you should fittingly express your love and demotion. Our mon­ uments are memorials that will en­ dure throughout the ages; and be­ speak the character of those who have gone on; Sand Blast Where sand blast should be used. v Pneujnatic tools used where they should be Used. Buy your Memorialsffrom the Wing­ ham Memorial Shop, where you get the.^better granites, the, better pdlisfi x>f,, carviU'g’t find.^fetteririgv ; * mbhey. Zs^ou. xan save . all ^Oulg^d^ High; ^ssurej S^sme^J dfetance^txaVdlf^g’Wriff ZsdWn’^gk- penses, fufigMiSmrfde fkitiling arid tr.uckingMfind> ^scttifig.s expense S' arilP the '’highfe 'oyefhtSad^ eipews^s'-^hy -r buying ydhr.^inor^((Fom R. A. SPOTTON <loqlaze INItRIOk'S tXltkff): PAJNT JEEMEffWILKlNSON ’jbUGT~ .. ....I. '"A- W .............. . - - - P*ld the 1 fur any doth or.ckllofts THfiSYOfikrerfOttr^ . move^ with4hi»-Wpndei^W iW scien- jtifitoaikd0»Mffom)\<orfk!COJRNS OR „ CALLOUSES. It de-genritiees, and - •jluSoliritOrd StUtt* ITLvw mEm**-* .....jwtffrsx Brown, 3b ^4— Iillu, 2b Willoughby, df;.... Magwood, Ss. Krueger, c H. Wendorf,. lb McCarty, p, rf ...... V. Wendorf, cf^.- Weiler, rf rf, r Tot al Winghim- AB. R. H.PoA. E. ■ ' X- ' 5i 1 W, Tiffin, 2b Someth cf ..»< (JxfDVCS, 'il MMiLUWU*# <h 0. 0 The game in Owen Sound last Wednesday was a listless sort of an affair. The Owen Sound kids played a good brand of ball to make the Ind’ ians bite the dust to the tune of 5-2, Garvey pitched a steady game for the Sounders. Chalmers pitched good ball but a couple of plays were gummed up that helped the boys from Grey. Fleming banged a homer with Mc­ Nabb on the paths. It was a tough break as he had fouled about ten balls before that. The Indians lacked pep. They arrived just in time to get into the game, which may have had some­ thing to do with it. However, any team that underrates these Owen Sound lads had better watch out. In their half of the first the Owen Sound gang grabbed two runs. Hare flied out to Rae. McNabb singled, and Fleming banged a homer. Stanley was safe on Mellor’s error but Riper and Garvey were thrown out at first by Chalmers arid Tiffin. The Indians got their first run in the fourth. Groves was safe on Stan­ ley’s error. Doran fanned, the catch­ er dropped the ball and Groves made second. Dpran out at first. Rae sing­ led, scoring Groves. Mellor safe at first on Bloomfield’s error. Rae made third but Mellor was caught at sec­ ond. Gray flied out to right field. The Sounders got one right back in their half of the same innings.' Pip­ er flied out to Gray. Garvey beat out a bunt and stole second. McLaughlin singled scoring Garvey. McLaughlin out, Doran to Tiffin trying to make second. Bloomfield flied out to Rae. The Tribe got their only other run in the fifth. Gurney safe on Stanley’s error, making second on. the over­ throw. Tiffin popped, to Garvey, but Somers singled, scoring Gurney. .Owen Sound scored two more in the seventh. McLaughiln was out when Tiffin speared his drive. Bloom­ field singled and Sutton beat out a bunt. Hare out at first but the run­ ners advanced. McNabb singled and two more runs crossed the plate. Fleming fouled out to Doran. * * * Somewhat Listless s. Wingham— W. Tiffin, 2b ....... A.B. R. H. Po A. ... 4 0 0 3 1 Somers, cf ........... 3 0 12 0 Groves, rf ........... 4 1 0 10 Doran, c .............. 4 0 2 9 1 Rae 3h 4 0 9 ft 1 Mellor, ss............. 4 0 0 0 0 Gray, rf ............... 4 0 0 2 0 Gurney, lb ........... 4 1 0 4 0 Chalmers, p ...-.... 3 0 0 0 0 ^Peterson .............. 1 0 0 0 0 —----- ----- Totals ................ 35 2 5 24 6 *—Batted for Chalmers in the inning. Owen Sound— A.B. R.H. Po A. Hare, 3b ................ 3 0 0 2 1’ McNabb, c ........... 4 1 2 6 2 Fleming, If............ 4 1*2 2 0 Stanley, ss ........... 4 0 0 2 3 Piper, lb .............. 4 0 19 0 Garvey, p .......4 1 12 4 McLaughlin, 2b ......4 0 13 1 Bloomfield, cf ...... 3 1 10 0 Sutton, rf -------... 3 1 110 Totals — E. 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 ! 2 9th 33 5 9 27 11 4 R. H. E. ^Wingham 000 110 000—2 5 2 Owen Sound ... 200 100 20x—5 9 4 i!|.^ome run, Fleming;• sacrifice hits, Somfers, Hare;,.left, bn .bases, Wings: ■ Wrim 5, Owen Sound 6;..struck" out, by j Rimers t7,jbyf'..Ga^V^B. 4 ^/Umpirgs-T’^chota^ E?beidyx Qw‘* -eD§Soutfd>";i < ‘ ^^^L-league"-'." ■ ■ ■ TRIM GORRIE “Roly” Anderson Suffer* Broken Hand and we will give you many real dollars for your old 25 50 unused mileage in them. Play Safe! Don’t take a chance on smooth or worn tires Buy new DUNLOPS to-day while these savings are in force. Crawford’s Garage , Official O.M.L. Road Service Phone 139 . J. Prompt Service ■...... '■■■ b. ' B . .. r - L , | „„ .4 i DOMINION DAY LowRail ;Fare$ jBe^weeri. pbin^''tp. , ( . Qerjayi ff^tinatijoniS^P 0. 1 0 0 0 States 937. 0 0 0 6. .0 2 6 0 0 2- 4 • 4. 3 1 36.,..A..9.2413 0 3 0 0 4 1 2 0 0*d 4 12 10 0 GQr Aiy E Until 2.00 iTfih RETUilN; LeriV&fffdstirirition, up to midnight, Friday, July 2, 1937. Times shown .are “Standard’* MINIMUM SPECIAL FARE Full particulars fr< Canadian ............... lb; J. Sturdy ss, If;, M, Davidson cf; N, Williamson rf-; R." Anderson c; W. Groves p; J. Cruickshahks If. Gorrie: Bell ss, 2b; Steufnol c; Gal­ loway 2b, lb; Graham rfj.Lynn lb, p; Matthew, p, ss;‘Brown 3b; Under­ wood If; Johnston 'cf. R. H. Wingham ............ 501 035—14 13 Gorrie .................. 101 110— 4 8* Umpires—Hall and Nash. E. 3 6 BRUCE LEAGUE STAND­ ING Port Elgin... Wingham..... Chesley .... Owen Sound Hanover .... Lucknow ..... W.L.P.C., 2 2 0 3 .400 3 .400' 7 .000 Teeswater ................. Alienford.................. Kincardine .... ..... .. * ♦ ♦ Games During Last Week Lucknow .—.......6 Alienford .... Chesley .............17 Hanover ..... Owen Sound ...5 Wingham ..... Pt. Elgin defeated Chesley Wingham .........6 Hanover....... Owen Sound.....5 Kincardine .. Teeswater..........2 Lucknow ...... ...I- ...4 ...1 5 4 4 3 4 3 1 2 .666 2 2 3 4 .833 .666 .600 .571 .428 - "First Tramp: “I was once better o'ff.” ^-Second Tramp: “When was that?” First Tramp: “The day I sat on the hot stove.” Teacher; “Use the word “commerc­ ial” in a sentence.” Student: “When I call my*'dog she- will either commercial stay!” Features Products [ \E* *5 fin ZjJ n 1 rS OMINiOIM STORES LIMITED A SALE OF HEINZ Effective until Saturday night, June 26th. Heinz Tomato KETCHUP Heinz Baked Tomato Sauce Heinz SOUP Tomato Heinz White, Malt or Cider* * VINEGAR 2 B’ir.37 Med.JWTins 2 Med. Tins t-.X7 ' jFhe Central League Club's 14 w 4 Win over Gorrie on Wednesday even­ ing last week at Gorrie was a costly affair for the local team as Roland Anderson, their catcher, suffered a broken hand iri the fifth when hit by the bat when Galloway was at the plate. Two of the bones in Roly’s .right hand were broken and another •splintered. It will be some time be­ fore he is back in the -game. n »• was-a inning affair duetto the .fact that the game did not .get Under way until after 6 o’clock, Fill Groves did the -.burling for the locals. The boys went to town in the first inning when they gathered five runs ari4^e$e} never;, in vid anger rafter MlW/^iWnniF>PWrt^he. last frame. | vv . • Line-ups; Wingham i M. Smith 2b, c; W. Led- iet, If, 3b; O. Haselgrove 2b; A, Scott runs anu^ wete -DP.ver, mixi anger SSttttt,'* M4.^W7(>pi^©drt/we •drirnng-aihss Hein* SAUCE H«hw Awortttl SOUPS Tin11 IVIbillQJUICE <9 * J Hfiinz Fr«ek Cucumber" mi$H_ Spaghetti ha. .. Butter Infant Foods •»*.- ■ WaKfieani- STRAWBERRIES Special Price on Case*<■ ,1