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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1916-04-06, Page 7'Thursday*, April 6, 1916 THE WINGIIAM ADVANCE II Pa a;reft tryotrwantT oteritY cif ER. ecomical Pt��V' no 1 o era-thi,sli the:cart . Isn't another. SIX on the market at any price that begins to equal it for PERFORIVIANCEI power. By that, we mean power that is so exactly adapted to the car, to its weight, to what it has to do on the roads that it's economical,; 'not wasteful., `And it's- that nice balance of h'OWs w de ECONOMY thatt:..as made # baker SIX famous as the POWER dSix os 1f 16 No other SIX within hundred s- price, gives as.much.power.j `As a matter of fact; this new Studelyalter' motorl is one of the most wonderful productions of the year from the efficiency side. Nat a new and untried experiment --not a radical change—but simply a marvelous • refinement of the Stude= baker design that has been envolving for years And it's a motor that is a pleasure to sit back of—with its flood of power flowing like liquid.' Come in today axed let 'us give a demonstration of this wonderful "Make in Canada" Studebaker, SIX that has been Otte hit of the year, R. M. WILLIAMS, Dealer Winghaam, Ontario IMi•Cyfind r Moder; ' t..it Cu. 7•r,ssgte, •0•,,, 51225 d,b*. J•wse+t„ 1200 AMn•RnkMr, J•pa ' 1500 loort. yc e £. Mod.(. twri% Car, ?lissom • • $1450 Itelttr. Simmer • • • 4. 1425 Ilmen-I,ekto. J•rn,. • • 1700 1.0. P. •.B mok, oat. ' Studebaker \wtrlk.nal.,00r. $ERI ES �ii _ Six tohorsepower 7passenger *1450 eithat fhathgreatj You'll say it when you try these made -to -measure clothes on be- fore a mirror—when you search for flaws you can't find,—when you look for wrinkles that aren't there. Celgrave �. The Young People's larel'ty of Knox • lila Church gave a aocial evening in ttic basement on iVednrrdta veal!, Y tl, March 22nd, in honor of the bays in khaki whore nunoea are en the honor roti which occupied tr proniiut'nt posi- tion in the basement, There are twelve names on the roll nietnhersand adherents of Knox Chinch, and oth- ers are to be added. The following aro the teatime and the order enlibted ins John Dearlovc. • English, training at Que.; Lieut. R. Irvin Ferguson, Pei. vatea James McCallum, Win. !t), Scott, Richard Fay, Harry I7ye, Chari, s Coulter, Austin Campbell, John And- erson, John Tasker, Bert Tacker, Charles Coultas, all training in Huron After being called forward as their n),mee were read, Charles Cole on be- half of the Guild read an address ..to boys; Eujean Geddes, Mary Cole, fine zel Taylor and Maggie Wightman pre- sented each of the boys with a Bible; also Mr, Sutton, who is a member. of Trinity Church. A suitable reply wag made by Pte, McCallum. The bastb- ment was decorated• with patriotic col- ors and liege of the allies and- present. ed a good appearance. The evening was spent in music and game content's:' after which refreshmente ware served: - Andrew Taylor was on a business trip to London last week, David Sproat underwent a slight op- eration last week at Wingham Hos. pital, Dr, Kennedy performing the surgical work. In a few days Mr. Speoat will again undergo a more crit ;cal operation, which we trust will be euecessful in giving relief. • Mr, Sproat Is in hie 81st year, but has been hale and hearty. Mrs, Peter Porterfield is confined to bed at the home of her daughters Mre, Barnest Geddes. John Bell, Sr„ continues •in poor health, having been confined' to bed. for six weeks and little improvement, Mr. Bell is in his SOth year, The funeral of Alex: Anderson, :son of James Anderson, 8th line, was held co Brandon's Cemetery last Tuesday and was largely attended, considering the almost impassable conditions of the roade. Rev. Mr: Boyle, pastor of Knox Church. of which deceased was a member, conducted an . impreesive service, which was full of sympathy to the bereaved. Floral tributes from the Adult Bible Class; of which Alex, was a member, also from the Wo men's Mieeionary Society. Those in attendance from Wingham were:" Mr, Thos. 'Deans, Mr, and Mrs, Peter Deane, John and Mrs. Anderson and son, John Sproat; Pte. Sproat, Strat- ford; Charles Routledge, son and daughter, of Seaforth. Lieut, Ferguson has returned from London, having completed his course in musketry. Joe Sproat of Seaforth is in the vil- f lage with friends for a few days. Wm, Geddes of the 3rd line bas got comfortably settled in the village. Clayton Proctor and bride, of Otta• wa, arrived here on Saturday. They will take up their residence on the farm recently vacated by C. W. Proc. tor, Maple syrup is a poor run this year, Alvin Armstrong and bride have taken up their residence on the Will- iams' farm, which the groom has leased for a term of years. -. ' • The Farmers' Club have. again sent away for another large order of sup- plies. It is an enterprising organiGa- tion. John J. Ferguson, who has been poorly for some time, is recovering slowly. 1' h c advantage of having suits specially tailored to measure is shown by the well dressed appearance of men who wear the clothes—t h e y aren't expensive. We've an almost countless number of fine woolens for you to choose from—e very one sparklingly orig- inal and unordinary-- you'll nordinary--.you'll find them to your liking. RTVWTHRE CD�I( wivi. t'rtgf ALLEN UPAITEp Hanna Sc. Co. Wingham, Ont. UNMAN PRICE $15.25 "LATEST WONDER IN PHONOGRAPHS" "VANAPHONE" ("COMPARES WITH THE BEST BY ACTUAL TEST" A phonograph second to none, yet at a price no home can afford to be without, It's beauty of tone. and clearness of reproduction are marvelous. Play any size record, vocal, instrumental, Band, etc. FOR SALE AT R. . A. CURRIE'S Furniture Store, Wingham romimmymmyymyym PAINT direct from factory saving dealer's profit House Paint, inside or outside, Flat or OH Finish, Quarts 45c $1,50 Gallons.,..,.... Why pay regaled retail prices for paint whet! you can get what you want at less than whedesale? Out Paints aro guaranteed to give. satisfaction,• MINERAL PAINT COMPANY, LONDON, ONT. Ready Mixed and Fire Resistant—Barn, Root" Iron, ?riming $1.25 a gallon 10 gallons for A SNAP! LOOK! LISTEN! The ADVANCE from NOW tib Jany. 1st, 1917, for only C Blyth L. A. Carlesworth, wh) has been through the States for some time for the purpose of securing some fancy- pricecabreeding and raving stock. bee returned home and he brought three fine horses, "Mae Thistle," who has a track record of 2.0134; " Lucas Star,"- with a trotting record of 2:10 1.4, and " Philiis Admiral," which is a "green" mare, but with breed and fine prom- ise. Miss Mary Milne, who has boen' un- der probation for a nurse in the Mar- ine Hospital at Blackwell Island, New York, has returnod home and was met at London by her mother, Mrs. (Dr.) Milne. The arduous work, and the damp atmosphere were too much for Mies Milne, and in consequence she h td to relinquish her chosen profess sion at the request of her father at the expiration of her probation, Two Blyth industries started opera- tions this week, the saw mill and plan- ing factory, The former has a large stock of loge on hand to cut, which will keep a number of men employed for some time, The latter has also good prospects for a busy season, as a number of new houses are being erect- ed in this section this year, but at pre- sent there is only one being prepared for in Blyth, that being the house on Dineley street, being built for Mr. Ad- am Elliott. Guarding Public Health. The Ontario l3oard of health dur• ing February, in addition to typhoid vaccine, supplied to the troops and the public generally, distributed $7,000 worth of anti -toxin for diph- thole, smallpox vaccine, meningitis serum, and tetanus anti -toxin free of " rliiti f e. Trio hionthly relidiit` feetious (liseeees to be issued on Mon- day 'tvill ::how thatmeasles have greatly tteereaeed though still the most prevalent disea:;e. There aro 'Sonia tcuien of mcnill;;itill but Ito int ercaile on lamt month. FOR THE KiDN4Y5 Why Demanded • "Gin 1,1118 did for Inv husband and me what no other remedy could. I have advised two other parties to use them, one of thein faring my mother who ha , beenagreat sufferer for upwards of :0 years, and one box cured her, e.oas to enable ber to sleep on her left side, t:uutcttliug ahc could not do for »ashy d year. toitlliv'ryenoeiobucTreeveBelbcould operation for n did floating think it abut visable for Thor to go 6 i they my advice she tried Gin pills which cured her and for which she 38 e'rer ready to speak in terms of praise.' ems, riioeras ir. PreesTID Richmond, P. 0, Box 115 P. It. Island Your druggistsclls GIN PIf TS, -50c. the box. 20 National Drug & Chemical Co. of Canada Limited, Toronto. S1iiess a,n,d hPi thand, sterv'e1tSchool: College insioi:l, eto July,., Ca alogue re irate! any tune: . *`- J %V Wettervelt, Principal - 1 CENTRAL .-'-rartTrr)RQ ONT. You can Secure a position - If you take a course with us. The . demand upon us for tra ined help is • many times the.number graduating. Students arc entering each week. You may enter at -any time. Send for-fre,pat tl'os,ge at once, it 2 will ifitore:sf.- R. A..n;icLAcrn.&sz • principals For Sale. ! story brick, three lots, good situation, just the place for a retired farmer, 2 -story brick, furnaee, electric light, town water, barn, central position,- will be sold cheap. Frame cottage, good repair, fine situation, must be sold, I -story frame, small house and two lote; a bargain, 2 -story brick, bath, electric light. Splendid property in ' good -repair. ..Owner leaving town.. A number of other properties —large and small. • Ritchie: Cosens Ineureame and .•Real Estate A gents forOauadianN orthern Ry, Britain's Pensions. The military pensions the British government is•nbw'paying amount to £1,ti00,00Q,annually, . :The Difference. . • "Pa," •.aslted Willie, • ''what's the difference between. an invalid and a , :;:.elf personae "An inealid,` !fors," aearcred it's A Long Way To Tippersry (Froin Bet lin) There waft a King in Qertnany with half a ttc.zf'n eons, Ile raised a mighty army, and filled his boats with guns; ''To pay a friendly visit to Cousin George, the King,. It le my royal intention, so earner "maid he," and sing' Its a long way to Tipperary, it's a long way to go, It's a long way to Tipperary, in the fairest land I know Help me little Belgium, farewell Russian Bear, It's a long, long way to Tipperary, I must get there." Belgian cannon loudly said you can- not comp this way, Retreat at once, or if you don't we'll make you dearly pay; The Gorman force lost ten to one, but etill in spite of all, The Kaiser marched his troops along ' — this was his battle call, It's a long way to Tipperary, it's a ong way to go, It's a long way to Tipperary, to tied fairest land I know Good-bye, little Belgium, farewell, ' Bruseole' square, It's a long, long way to Tipperary. I'm getting there. The Kaiser and his army were soon invading France, And every day they marched so gay, and made a great advance Until they met the Allies, and then they went dead slow, "My programme now is ruined," said William. "for I know It's a long way to Tipperary, it's a long way to go, It's a long way to Tipperary. in the fairest land I know Good -by to my picnic, too much wear and tear; It's a long, long way to Tipperary --Can I get there?" With Zeppelin aeroplane he made a fierce attack On Paris and her boulevards, but he was driven "back; Bold Joffro and his merry men were causing him to ramp, But Bill will swear the limit when he meets the Boys from Bramshott Camp. It's a long way to Tipperary, it's a long way to go, It's a long way to Tipperary, in the talreet land I' know Undermitled by the navy, knocked out in the air, It's a long, long way to Tipperazy, °I can't get there. ,s • ONTARIO BOY'S WORKERS INSTITUTE Toronto, April 26th to 2Sth In view of the growing importance of work with boys, a great Institute will be herd for the leaders of boys in Ontario. The new Knox College, To- ronto, will be used and the dates are April 26th to 28th. A single fare re- turn rate is to prevail. In these days we organize as national responsibility for us to supply our Canadian boys with a high type of trained leadership The Canadian standard efiioiency tests as a program for work with boys will have a prominent part on the Insti- tute program. Such eminent leaders in Boys' Work as Eugene O. Foster of Detroit, E. M. Robinson and Dr. John Brown of the International Y.M.U. A. of New York City, will take leading parts in the program. The best Can. adieu leadership is also provided in Dr. S. D. Chown of Methodist Church in Canada, Rev, R. A, glitz, Field Secretary of the Church of England Sunday School Commission in Canooda, Dr. A. b. Grant, Rev, J. C. Robertson, J. P, Hagerman, Taylor Statten, J. W. Beaton, Rev. Prank" Langford, 0. A; Myers, and ethers. No efforts are beiug.spared in making 'this institute invaluable to men 16' years of age and older, including teady:re and meutore ofboye, Pastors, Superiutendeiite, Y. M.Q,A, Workei-ee, R'•peeecutattves of Men's.:Adult Bible Ulassee, Brother- hoods, etc, The Io)etitute is under the auspices of the Ontario Advisory Committee for Cooperation in Boys' Work, auxi- liary to the National Advisory COM, miiltee, representing Sunday School of the Church of England, General Board of `Sunday Schools and Young People'cl Societies of the Presbyterian Church of Canada, Union of Congre- gational Churches of Canada, Sunday School Board of the Baptist Central - tion of 'Ontario and Quebec. Canad- ian Council of the Piovincial Sunday School Association, National Council of the Young Men's Christian Associ• Amiens of Canada, Send to any of the above bodies for further information and application forms, oe to the calico of the Promo- tion Committee, care of Ontario Sun- day School Aoeociation, 299 Queen St. West, Toronto. , STANDINO FIELD CROP COMPETITION The Turnberry Agricultural Society offers Sia divided as follows—$20, $15, $12, $10, $8. $ti and $1. for the best field of White Oats. The Ontario Dlepartment of Agricul- ture will furnish the judges. . Nature of Competition--lr'ieldeenter- tained for competition mast coneiet of not leis than five aereo and not more than twenty. Ootnpetitore — Competition will t r limited to members of the 'i"'ertll;eery Agricultural Carole! y Lege petitors cat only enter in one Society and but one entry can be made by each com- petitor. Any indiviliunl can snake entry for this -competition by boconi• ing a memi3er!£.this society and pay - lav an entrance fee of i 1, Ail d7)tnpetitors must be within miles of Wingham, All applications mast bo in by the let day of May. Entry forme and further particulars may be had by applying to A, 0, SeilTlr, Ser.retaty, Winghsna. Oflieeein Advanoe Orrice ;3t �it11►1 u1� �.... Ito such a coinfo3.•t not to have to 4() out when Lite weather is calci and stormy. Taut it is not alone in bad weather thatis house Telephone is a blessing. It SsaVOS S() many steps and so many precious moments every day the year round that no home should be without it. The cost need not stand in the way --no installation charge, just a small annual rental. Fill out the Coupon below -- and mail it to us to -day. The Bell Telephone Co, of Canada. The Bell Telephone Co. of Canada. • Gentlemen:—Please see me about Residence Telephone Service: . 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