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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1915-03-18, Page 5NEW Columbia Records for February On Sale To=day 85c 85c -U P— —UP— No -IIPNo records offer the same value --none wear so long as the famous Columbi•.;. Double Disc Records. They are the best Records on the market to -day. The name Columbia stands today for the best records on the mar- ket. And that in every detail, In the Columbia Record you have the best record it is poi dble to get at auy,price. Y. to have the fin- est ree.ording, years ahead of any other. Yon have many of the biggest and best artists and bands, most of them exclusive. And in Columbia you have a record which will unfailingly WEAR TWICE AS LONG as any other make—no.matter what you pay. It is those combined points of superiority the have made Columbia .; supreme today—the best records and the biggest ,value (only., 86.. cents.) No other regords dare make such specific claims, be- cause no other records can prove them. If you are not acquainted' with Columbia Records get the demonstration denble disc for 30 cents (15 cents extra for postage). . Feb. Records on Sale Today AU Double Disc Records—a Selection oil tach aide Sister •Suisie's Sewing Shirts for Soldiers - • - $1:00 By the Originator, AI. Jolson Tip Top Tipperary Mary - • • • 85c When You Were a Tulip • • • . 85c The Ball Room (Funnier than "Cohen on the Phone") • 85c When You're a Long, Long Way From Home • - 85c Arrival of British Troops in France • = - . • 85c This is a splendid descriptive record, Be sure to hear it NES DANCE RECORDS Including Latest Fox Trots,One Steps,Tangos, Maxixes, etc. Columbia Records Made in Canada --Fit any Sta>rtdard Machine, You can get. Columbia grafgialas !Inc) Records froth D'ealers Agents wanted where not already represented. Apply to Wholesale Distributors, .Music. Supply Company, 36 Wellington Street, E. Toronto. Toys n Property For Sale. The dwelling and property belong- ing elonging tc, the estate of the late Mrs Hugh Hamilton, being Lot one on the North tide of Victoria Street, Leet & Davies Survey, and lot 79 on the Best side of Francie Street, L -et & McKay's Survey, Wingham For pat ticulare apply to James Hamilton, or to the undersigned. R. Vanetone, Winghtim Dated Marsh llth, 1015 25.97 csattalZetWeetteeleatMP Look at your label. Culross Council. . Town Hall Teeswater, March 10th I915 Council met to -day as per mo- tion of adjournment of last -meeting.' The ■temhere all present, the •Ree' in the chair. The rninute� cf the 'lee' meeting were lead and sustained. Case—Donaldson—That Bylaw No., 2 3 for 1015 being Bylaws appointing a B.aM of M allh, and the several paid Officers of the Township having re ceived the necessary readings. Thar they be now finally passed, sighed and sealed—carried. McPherson—Donaldson—That the clerk ldtyertize for tenders for an op- erator for the Grader at the rate of $2.25 per day, tenders to be in by the Am day of April,—carried. Case--Dortald-on—Thar, we appoint the Reeve and Medical Health Officer to tuveetigate into the condition of a family living on lot 15, Con 1 as we have been informed that their health is not in good condition, and the fam- ily in destitute circumstanced. They to take such steps as they think necee- eery, to carry out the Public Health Act as required by Statute, at ,next meeting.—carried. Armstrong—Case—That as an agi- tation is on hand ar the pr'eaent loth to build Hydrn Beet ric Rairw„y through the country. That we join the Hydro Eleatic Commission and pay the fee of $2 00, and keep in touch. with the movement apd that the Reeve be appointed to act on behalf of this corporation. A vote on the motion being called for it was voted on as follows:— For the motion—Armstrong, Case and Kuntz, against the notion—Don- aldsou, McPherson.—motion carried, Report of Reeve, re Ratio., E:. t R. Y. Since our last tneetiog I i e. ceived a, communication from our instep re Hydrn Electric Railways and a con- vention was called for the 24 h alt, at Toronto which I did attend in com- pany with Mr. John S. Armstrong. At this meeting the benefits' of Radials lines were thoroughly di -cussed he such able wen as the Hon, Ad.a.ru Beck, chairman of the Hydro.Eleetric Commission, President Lyons of Guelph, Mayor, Church of Toronto and others all of whom expressed themselves that Radial lines would be the greatest benefit to Rural Munici- palities. Some of the Speakers main- tained that land value would increase nearly double their preseot value, It 'vas pointed out that. the Dominion Government .had made grants to its Railways in eubsidies to the extent of $2130,000,000 and the Hon. Adam Beck says the same Government should make substantial grants to these roads, and it is his proposed that a Monster delegation should go to Otta- wa during this session and interwiew the Government on these lines in which every munit ipality should be represented. It appears to use that this municipality should work unceas- ingly to have a line run through this locality and reap the benefice derived therefrom. I would therefore reccontmend that this council should join with the otber municipalities and pray that the Hyd- ro Electric Commission Quill run a line t.hropgh this rzquicipality Your humble servant, E G. Kuntz, Report re Mud River. When I was in Toronto attending the Hydro Electric convention I inter- veiwed the Hon. the Minister of Pub- lic Works, through the courtsey of W. P. Cargill M. P., regarding the Teeswater river I found the Hon. gen- tlemen very interested in the scheme, And promised to send an Engineer crow his department to look over the {round early in the spring. I explain- ed to him the to•called Lippert and I'nowpson Bar, whim le one of thw ,,ttnctpal ohstructioue, and asked btiu o grant eufficena money to have it re• teov'd•, which he promised has utru,ast eonsideratton and further said the , e• quilt was a reasonable one. Bac blur• ed that°under the. present struggle it is almost.impoesible to underdake any such work ais dodging the whole of the river, but- -uWight; undertake to re• move the Bar. 'I would recommend Handy Relps for Spie and Span Gomes Of course, you are going to "Paint Up” this spring. There's tho.bedroom, parlor or dining room wall to be re -finished. There are Floors to 1?e painted, stairtSd,. 'v4nished' b`r waxed.'' here' : tp �It•L,int3{eto Ile. � , . ti painted, sic _._t± �. .0 -*a4.. Parli h�! its Tc•Filinitire and Woodwork to be 'brightened!) Hero are 'sic " SPIC AND SPAN" FINISHES that we can freely recommend for this work luNEU-TONE" Flat Tints for the wa11>sl "WOOD LAC" Varnish Stains "WARBLE -ITE" Floor Varnish "LIQUID WAS", for hardwood floor' "SENOUR'S FLOOR PAINT", the old reliablo "VARNOLEUM", to beautify and preserve Oil Cloth and Linoleum, We know` that these Finishes are the best of their kind. They are "Made in Canada"—and We guarantee that you will be perfectly satisfied with the results you get when you use any, or all, of them. You'll soon be putting up Pickles and Preserves. You'll need labels for' the jars. Coosa is add get a set of Riot Jar );.*kelt--printed mid gummed; We givo thew foe to our !roads. T• . F WT C1 -HAM ADVAN that the matter be kept before them and an ultitlaate result will Le sure to follow, --Yours, E. G. Kuntz. I?'irANCE REPORT Janice; Day inspecting sheep killed by dogs, $1 50; Jatnee Day cutting ice a,. htidge, $2 00; Winghaw Advance bal. nrintiug $20 00; J C. Little print- ing Nomination bilis, $1.75; Alex Don aldeon fixing pitcholes, 75e; Jas. Arm• strong fixing pitcholes, 75c; N, Melvin plowing gravel road in winter, $4.50; Woe. Case 100Ibs flour for indigents, $3 80 Case—Armstrong—That the finance report ae now read be adopted and order's issued on the Treasurer fur payment of the arentrute,--carried The ()outsell then adjuui mid to Wee again on April 7th or at the call of the Reeve.—Chas, Buttoh, Clerk. Better Canadian Babies Calves and chickens come before babies in these days of higher educe- +ine Theesendq nr dollars are spent r,v •n' G •eernrrtents to teei;h tta how rn sere fey' and Pell calves and chick• en �, but dirt vnu ever hear of nne Bol ler being spent to teach Canadian mother', bnw to ears for their babies either before or after birth? Thnnaanda of habitat die every vea.r heennge their mothere do not know how to care for their children, Hnw many calves or ehirkens die from the same reasons? Not many. Why? Because we have made a study of their requirements and know how they should be cared for, and because our Creator bas given them the power to help themselves to a certain degree almost from birth. Br+tiles not being able to help them eeiVPs, there is a,l) the more reason why mothers shnu)d fit themselves to help the babies. What chance have habiee to become',.healthy Canadian citizens if mothere do not know' how to care for them? Our Gnvernmentn spend thousands of dollars to deal with hog cholera, hut where is there a dollar spent to stamp nut tuberculosis in babies? Even the doctors do not seem to study the hahy; their time in taken up. doctoring Quite that, had they been given proper care when babies would have grown up healthy.and strong and would not have needed' a doctor so frequently. Babies are not born "strong" or "weakly"; they are born just ea their mothers brought them into the world, and even the weakest little mortal can he mesde healthy and strong if ite mother will only use common sense and good judgement in the care of her child. Mothers should join in the move- ment for Better Canadian Babies and learn from those who have made a study of babies just what to do and what not to do to have them grow up healthy, happy children. Ernmininp'8tandlnp Trae. By the use of a delicate instrument for cutting tiny slices 'of wood from living trees and examining them by, microscope, scientists are able to gitide lumbermen in the nelectloa of i%tanding timber. Unique Display Rack Called a "round -about,' a motor- driven, otordriven, display rack for stored in- verted 'in England carries goods to be'etiown do the ends of arms that raviilve vertically and at the same time same. ".rni..d a vertical *UM To matr•e the ,gee beret brightly, a tittle salt should be sprinkled over the sap of the inanttle. This should be -,done when the .gas is burning. Mary Carnell of Philadelphia is dean, bi the vioman photographers in thi, United States. "SUCCESS FAM;" "FAILURE FARM" ° you tllee the two tfi i• T14ey +41"e 110111 good farms, o}' ought to bo, as are most of those is this country. THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THEM 1$ NOT IN THE LAND, RUT IN THE MEN THAT OWN THEM. One of these men is an up to date chap who READS THE PAPERS, especially the farm notes, takes agricultural journals and applies scientific methods. The other works just as hard, but will not have a newspaper in the house and could not get a new idea if it were bored into his bead with an X ray. THE UP TO DATE FARMER GETS TWO OR THREE TIMES THE YIELD OF HIS NEIGHBOR AND WITH bUT LITTLE MORE LABOR OR EXPENSE. He uses fertilizer, crop rotation and intelligence. He economize. every roti of his land; makes it all count. Ilo practices soil con. servation, IIe gjveabedt to the soil its touch q9 4t A little More than he takes from it. He knows tho latest experiments made by ilir agricultural department. the ngri cultural 'colleges ancj experiment Stations. lie reads the newppe $1?;s31 in - V•Orlt Sr! WI/11'n ON TOI3.4, M %.gittiss AusX S,/I29 ,,.f�il�izerc� Openings ✓ffarcA 21i/, and 251,4 A Free Tea and Rest Room at rear cf show- room. 1 wish to thank the Ladies of Wingharn and vicinity for their very liberal patronage in the past seasons, and most cordially invite them to our Spring -Millinery Openings on MARCH 24th and following days when we will be pleased to show All the newest trimmings shapes and colors for the pre- sent season. Mrs. Runstedler ersei.ii��::.►:i►�l ilii✓���►t:ia� .:. efr lss Reynolds Requests the plea3ure of your presence at the Spring Exhibit of Exclusive Millinery which has been planned folr Wednesday, MAROH 24th ********31:4431f00.111. ►��t�i,i:y� ''' �rw�22;ti :�1� ►�iLi:�.til .I ,ie its , ' g$�1, �i� ,ts q, i. �,7�i� l 44444 t -*4+44+ ., ft$144'•# 444....044.414401.0.44004 "HAVE made a good many trips •through Canada, lecturing in all the towns and cities from Halifax to Vancouver and 1 discovered that the, bankers, the merchants, the well-to-do firms; in fact the men who make the wheels go round, prize and appreciate Fit -Rite Tailored Clothes." --ELBERT HUBBARD Send or call for your copy of "A Little Journey to the Home of Fit Rite Tailored Clothes," tar i cnby Elbert Hubbard to Me beat vein and handsomely Illustrated. E. ISARD & CO. Two Stores Wingham, Ont.. THE STORE THAT SELLS -FIT -RITE TAILORED?.CLBTHES New 'Spring Goods Arriving We are receiving and passing into stock, New Dress Goods, Serges, Voiles, Crepe Cloth, etc. New English Prints, Towelling, Table Linens, Shirtings and Cot- tons. We have a few specials for next week. Good Cotton Shirts, 3 for $100 Good Print Shirts, 2 for 1.00 These are extra good value, but must be cleared out to make room. 35 per cent. discount on all Winter Goods during March. 9 cans of extra good Salmon for $1.00 All kinds of produce and grain tak- en m exchange for goods. J. A. Mills Phone 89 Wingham , t