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The Wingham Advance Times, 1933-05-11, Page 4OUR rritotourING- ...err+ W l Hosier' Chiffon and Ser % Service Weights Regular $1.00 Value. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY Pair 2 Pair $ 1.35 5 Sizes Sf to 1054. In following new shades. —Malt —Foggy —Greylite kr —C�'1ul!L e -Smoketone —Fograist —Hazebiege –Shadotone --Gunmetal A fresh shipment •of new hose just received in all the newest shades. Por this week end we are making an extra special offer that you can't afford to miss. Lay in a sup- ply at this special price. Every Pair Guaranteed First Quality. JACK M. McKAY Exclusive Ladies Wear Wingham i ro=o1==to=c1====oro o r - THE WING}IAM'ADVANCE-TIMES ALL .:Ay TD SINGULAR that Cer- tain parcel or tract of landneed pre'; raises situate, lying' and being in the Township of Ilowick in the County o£ .Boron and being connposed of lent iasioaber S. denAhe, Second Conces- sion of the; said Township, contain- ing one hundred acres of land more or less. This property is sitniate •, on the main road three and three-quarter miles south of the Village of Gorrie and about one-half anile from school. The soil is .a mixture of sand and clay and about thirty acres is cover- ed with light timber.. 1 cents a wordper insertion., with a minimum um charge of 25c. 0 11 0 0 O 7LY0i oa=o Olr3o1 _ O O) ( Doti APARTMENTS TO RENT—Locat- BABY CHICKS ed over store on Josephine St. All odern conveniences. W; J. Greer: m • AUCTION SALE of goods of the late William Wilson, will be held at 2 p.m., on Saturday-, May 13th,, at his late residence, Lower Wing- ham. Terms,; Cash. T. Fells, Auc- tioneer. FOR SALE—An Iron Bed. doable size,, with mattress and springs. al- so single bed. Apply firs. W. Van \Vyyck. Phone 33. FOR SALE Ford Coupe, 1926 mod- el. Real good condition. Apply to R. S. Hetherington. Take notice that a`Court of Bevis - ion will be held in Bluevale on Sion - On they premises is said to be -a log house. 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 offered subject to a reserved bid. Further particulars and conditions of sale will be made known on the day of sale or may be had on appli- cation to the undersigned. Dated at Wingham, Ont., the 9th day of May, A.D. 1933. GEORGE W. WALKER, Gorrie, Ontario, Auctioneer. J E , CRAWFORD,, Wingham, Ontario, .Solicitor for Vendor, NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE MATTER of the Wrox- eter Rural Telephone Company Lim- ited and in pursuance of the statutes in that behalf, TAKE NOTICE that the above mentioned Company did on '1 A.D. at of April, day1933, '16th the1, p b. a special general Meeting of the shareholders called for that purpose, elect to go into vpluntary.liuidation forthe purposes of winding up said Company and distributing its, assets and that the undermentioned was ap- pointed Liquidator . for that purpose and , FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that all persons having claims against the said Wroxeter Rural Telephone Company' Limitedare hereby requir- ed to send on or before the 30th day of May A.D. 1933 to the undermen- tioned Liquidator of the said Com- pany 'their names and addresses, full particulars of their claims and the', nature of their securities, if any, held', by them; verified by statutory declar- ation. Immediately after such last mentioned date the assets of the said Company will be distributed amongst the' persons entitled thereto having, regard • only to the claims properly filed.. Dated at Wingham, Ont., the 9th day- of May, A.D. 1933. R. S. HETHERINGTON, Wingham, Ontario. Liquidator. Line bred from line' bred '' R.O.P. and Registered high production hens. We guarantee our chicks free from disease and that they will reach your right in every way. • Leghorn $7100 per hundred. Barred Rocks $8.00 per hundred any time after May 15th.. Order yours now, pay for them when you get them. Walter Rose, Brussels, Ont. TOWNSHIP OF TURNBERRY COURT OF REVISION 1LULVALE Knee; Church Ladies' Aid andW.M.S. The re ;ula`r meeting of the Ladies' Aid of Knox, Presbyterian Church was held at the home of Mrs, R, F. Garniss on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Alec; Mowbray presided, The meet- ing opened with singing and prayer by Miss Olive Scott. Several items of business were NOTICE TO CREDITORS All persons having claims against the estate of William Wilson, late of ,the Township of Turnberry in. the County of Huron, Retired Farmer de- ceased, who died on or about the 20th day of April, A.D. 1933, are hereby notified to send on or before the 27th day of hfay,A, D. 1938, to the under- signed Solicitor for the Executors of the said estate, their .names and ad- dresses, full particulars of their claims and the nature of their secur- ities, if any, held: by them,' verified by statutory declaration. Immediate- ly after such last mentioned date the ,assets of the said : deceased will be distributed amongst the persons en- titled thereto having regard only to the claims properly filed. Dated at Wingham, Ont., the 9th day of May, A.D. 1933. R. S. HETHERINGTO1 Winghanla, Ontario. Solicitor herein. day, the 29th day of May 1983, at 31 Govt. Approved BARRED ROCK o'clock in the afternoon on fire as- BABY CHICKS and EGGS For sessment roll of 1932. Hatching from Blood -Tested stock. L J. Wright, W. R. Cruikshank, I have been breeding for fifteen , Reeve. Clerk.: years for size, large eggs,'heavy production and vigor. All eggs set' NOTICE TO CREDITORS s are extras and specials. Babe - Chicks; April ten cents each, May: ht ce ts. All persons baring claims against Knipe cent , and June e;_ n st _ muck estate of RobeKerrie, Iate of Fire hundred or over cent a less. Fire unrelated chicks free l the Township of Kinlossin the Coun- with every hundred ordered. These d tY ., or Bruce, Farmer, deceared, who will be toe -punched, Inspection iia-Io;ad en or about the twenty -lath day cited. 1.,0 started chtris for sale t of March. A.D. 1:133, are notified to cheap. Phone 611-42. KE \ \ ED ` send to J. H. Crawford, Wingham, Ontario on or before' the fifteenth POULTRY FARM, [�`ln'stechurch, dat et May 4.D. 1933. full particulars Ont, of their claims in writing. lfnsned- ,! lately after the said fifteenth day of LAcis MOWERS Aiso knetes, y May, 1933„ the assets of the said tes- scis.ore, saws, sharpened- l;, mm,ei- , tator will be distributed amongst the las repined. `atiefactio n ` : guar"- parties entitled thereto, having regard eed. Maclaine at Lepa.a Lodge, Diagonal Rad, Phone 259, only to the claims of which the ex ecutors shall then have notice. Dated at Win ;hap•;!, Ontario, this 'NEPTUNITE VARNISH" is thelttis-first __. est day of April, A.D..1933. J H. . CR3.WFORD, `w inghan, Onata aro Solicitor "for the Executor, best Varnish to use t'n Linoleutnen Does not discolor whitepatterns, does not scratch ar tuar under -ex- ere use: dries quickie with rich gloss, Buchanan Hardware. 9 TENDERS WANTED PAPER HANG/NG. FAINT/NG ' By TOWNSHIP Of XINLOSS ! Under and by virtue of the powers;i discussed, the most important being the artaking of quilts '. for church needs. The W. M. S. of the church met the same afternoon with Mrs, Peter S, McEwen in the chair. The Scrip- ture lesson was taken by Mrs. Ray- mond Elliott, followed by prayer by the President. Mrs. P. S. MacEwen was appoint- ed delegate to the annual W. M. , S. Presbyterial meeting to be., held in the hostess assisted by Mrs. Mann. Brussels on May 9th. Mrs. Annie Wilson Mrs. D. J. Falconer and Mrs, Alec There passed away on Thursday, Mowbray attended the Provincial W. May 4th,. at Wharncliffe, Algoma, M. S. meeting at Stratford and they Mrs. Annie Wilson, eldest daughter both gave very splendid reports. Miss of the late Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gar- Scott who attended the same meeting niss 'of the 2nd concession of Mor - gave some fine thoughts and helpful ris Township. Mrs. Wilson was mar - suggestions gleaped from the Provin- ried twice; she was married to John vial Reports. After singing a closing athan Osb.orne, of Morris, and .went hymn all repeated the Lord's Prayer to Algoma, where they 'engaged in in unison. farming He passed away several years ago and she married Mr. Wil son, who predeceased her a few years ago. She is survived by three daugh- ters, all living in Algoma, five bro- thers, Chas. H. of Brussels, John, William and Martin of Morris; and R. F. Garniss of Bluevale; two sis- ters, Mrs. J. J. Sellers, of Morris, and Miss Lillian Garniss of Detroit. In- terment took place in; Wharncliffe. Blue Banner Mission. Band The "Blue Banner Mssion Band" of the Presbyterian Church met in the school room on Saturday after- noon with a good attendance. After the opening hymn the leader, Mrs. D. J. Falconer, led in prayer, follow- ed by the Scripture lesson taken by Miss Betty Kauffman. A very in- teresting chapter. from t he 'Study Book "Now We Visit Japan" was on Thursday afternoon and was de- read by Miss Alba Mowbray and all lighted to note that the Loyal Tem- repeated the class prayer. Sewing penance legion was. already orgainiz- was distributed among the members ed among the pupils. Greater inter- for completion. After singing .a dos est is hoped for since hearing .Miss ;ing hymn all repeated the Lard's Duff's very interesting account of the' Prayer in unison. activities of school children in other places and seeing their posters which Miss Duff exhibited. The majority of the school children signed the Shaw were in Braissels on Thursday pledge cards and the following offic- and attended the meeting in the in- ers were elected: President, Gerald terests of the M. ,and M. Fund of the Edmunds; lst vice President, Daisy United Church of Canada, addressed FHolmes; Secretary, Betty Kauffman, : by the General Treasurer, Rev. Peter Thursday,: May afternoon was t e no c per otic R ;the ladies quilted a missionary quilt This was followed by the regular meeting with the President, Mrs, S. Jchnston, presiding. The meeting "op-` erred by singing hymn 172. The Scripture lesson, Luke 12: 13-22, was read by Mrs. A. MacEwen and Mrs, George Thornton led in prayer. Arrangements were completed for sending a missionary bale during the. month, consisting of quilts and cloth- ing. Two solos were greatly enjoyed, "Open Thine Eyes that I Might See" - by Miss Donna Smith ,accompanied by Mrs. A. E. Mann, and Mrs. R. Shaw sang "More About Jesus" ac- companied by Mrs, E. Johnston. Af- ter singing a hymn Rev. A. E. Mann closed the meeting with prayer. De- licious refreshments were served by NOTICE TO CREDITORS Temperance Lectures Given Miss Duff, Toronto, Field See'y, of the W.C.T.U. addressed the ladies of the Presbyterian Church on Thurs- day afternoon, immediately following their church meetings. Miss Duff in her very splendid temperance address .outlined the work of the W:C.T.U. and the need for action against the. liquor traffic. Miss Duff has been en-, gaged in this work for ten years and has a thorough knowledge of the work. Several ladies identified them- selves as wishing to become mem- bers of this most worthy organiza- tion. A meeting will be called in the near future when all the women .of the community will be invited to at- tend and the Union properly organ- ized. Miss Duff visited the •Public School All persons having claims against the estate of Thomas Goodfellow Har die, late of the Town of Wingham, in the County of Huron, Gentleman, de- ceased,3O.h or about the whodied onb day of March, A.D. 1933, are hereby notified to send on or before the 15th day of May A.D. 1933, to the under- sagnetii Solicitor for'the Executors of the said estate, their naives and ad- ' dresses, full particulars of their claims land the nature of their securities. if any, held by them, verified by statu- tory declaration. Immediately after seich last mentioned date the assets of the said deceased will be distributed amongst the persons entitled thereto liming. regard only to the claims pro- perly filed. Dated at. Winglraan, Ont., the 25th ay* of April, A.D. 1933. R. S. HETHERINGTON , li na Ontario, 1 to a O o g . Solicitor herein. Rev. A. E. Mann, Mrs. Mann, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur. Shaw and Mr. Robt. ADVERTISEMENT FOR SALE Treasurer, Eunice Thornton. Woman's Association Hold Meeting The Woman's Association of the United Church, met at the.home of Mrs_ Stanley Gallaher . on Wednes- day for the regular monthly meeting. There were 28' members and 4 visit- ors present. The first part of the • CARD OF THANKS Mr. and Mrs. John R. Johnston wish to thank all their neighbors and friends for their many kindnesses and expressions of sympathy during their recent sad bereavement. IN MEMORIAM WALKER—In loving 'memory of our dear Wife and lather, Katharine wife of borne beloved olkin B. P g , George Walker, who passed away May, 15th; 1932. Two dear bright eyes, a tender smile, A loving heart that knew no guile, Deep trust in God that all was right,. Her joy to make some other bright. If sick'or suffering one she knew Some gentle act of love she'd'do, No thought of self, but 'of the other' I know He said "Well done, `Dear Mother." Sadly missed by her o Husband and Family-. i's3i'i Estimates give" iicontained in a certain mortgage which en free. 2 '' the undersigned u - to 3 m. Monday safe, there still be e�ffered for sale by Phone 62or1�. � P p 31res''J finishing-. x . �" f Apply Cent -lair Phipper Sealed Tenders will be received n I nnil be produced at the time of the 1 the 29th dad of May, 1933, for the public auction, on Saturday, May 13; I - 1933 at thehour or twelve o'clock, POTATOES. WANTED—Must be Crushrn� �,f 3Q00 yard.. of Gravel k k, No. 1 quality. Phone IV. am- also trucking ebe noon, at the Office of Messrs. Hays (approx.), and eame. �o be avid Hays Hamilton Street, Godericlt, POTATOES FOR SALE -- Dooley; , i tx�er . diff- 6y Messrs. . Gundry and Son, Aunt- , wing property, narn- and Green Mountain, 50c per bag , ioneers, the hallo Tenders to state' price per yard for eiyrt All and singular that certain par- Tapirs Gannett, BIiies ale; Crushing,and price per yard per mile cel or tract of land and premises, sit - h WANTED—By da. ter week The lowest or any tender not net of ' gest l raswanosh in the Cana)? of one man "l haul for trucking. nate lying and being in the Towraslnap 'WOR —Mrs. N. Hunt, Phone a8eW. 'wearily+ accepted. TOWNSHIP` OF EAST WAWNOSH RE UNPAID TAXES is hereby 'gm -en that after inext, all taxes anew- overdue nicipalnty if not paid by that date will . be returned to the County 'Treasurer for collection, which,naturally, Sci1T include. addit- ional costs. :�l'o further leniency will beextended by Council to delinquent ratepayers regarding tltmatter. All parties interested will please observe above :, totice and gavern themselves acccnNftgly. By order of the M rticiipal Council, A. Porterfield, Clerk. ,; 3. R. LANE, Clerk, R. 2, Holyrood, Ont. Huron and Province of Ontario, and beingcomposedof the east half of Lot Number Twenty-six (26) in the ;Seventh Concession, of the said Town ship of West Wawanosb, containing one hundred acres of land more or MORTGAGE SALE less, Terms—Cash. Of valuable Farm Lands in tate Por farther particulars apply to Township of 1-iowitk in the County Messrs. Hays and Hays, of Huron. Godericb, Ontario, solicitors for UNDER and by virtue of the pow- the l:fortgagee. or to of sale contained in a certain Thomas Gundry and Son, Goderieb, Ontario, Auctioneers nortgage which will be produced at the time of sale there will be ogered for sate by public .auction at the Ann- ricin Hotel in the Village of i Borrie orn Saturday;" Z4ia+ r th, A,U, '! L *'at 1 o clock in the afternoon by'! arge W. Walker,' Auctioneer, the, 'ollt►inrtopettj►o narnely rim '[tom of :Resaon tate a.ssessinent mall of the tow car the year 1933, will e Town Hall on May ONTARIO 1931 11 d 571 1 ' d 8494 Bryce, D.D. They enjoyed the ban- quet served by the ladies of the church, also the illustrated Iecture in the evening delivered by Dr-.. Arm- strong on Missionary Work in In- dia. 1. 1933 — SOLD BY — H. E. ISARD & CO. my GTO Cita? c3 �=oma HOS 1 P Mr. and Mrs. J. Wesley. Leggatt 9 and family of Whitechurch, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alec. Mowbray. J. W. Beattie and two daughters, Ethel and Florence of Seaforth, were Sunday visitors with their uncle, F.1 B. Scott A. Y. P. A. The regular meeting of the A.Y.. P.A. of St. Pauls Church was held in the Sunday School room on Mon- day evening. The President announced that the play "The Bath Aross the Hill" will be presented by the Blyth A.V.P.A in the Sunday School Room on May 19th, under the auspices of the local society. It was decided that the last meeting of this season would be held on May 22nd. The re -opening meet - log will be the first Monday in Oc- tcber. The closing meeting on the 22nd will take the form of a social evening, The meeting next Monday with be a Literary night in charge of Miss Isobel Nortrop. Property Damage The following program was And - $1,094,000 eyed. Piano solo, Miss Catherine Nor - trop. Solo, Mr. Tenipleinan, IMAGINE 9063 persons killed or injured by Motor Ve- hicles in one year be- cause of carelessness. DRIBE AND WALK SAFELY #, . his Warning is issued with special consent of the Ontario Solo, Lloyd Mandy. Violin Solo, Mr. Hayes, assisted by Mrs, Hayes as v rcal accompanist. Solo, Mr, Jack Stevenson. Reading, Mrs. Clegg. Mouth -organ selection, Mr. Herb. Fuller.. Piano Solo, Missy Cora Pbair, Solo, Mr. Spittal. Selection by the Cleghorn Bros, Departntertt ,.of I igbvrays, by and Mr. Fred Templeman. these two insurance comtipanies, Solo, Mr,. Joe Ell.acott in, an endeavor to co-operate in Piano Solo, Miss Cora Phair. the .campaign for Selection by the Cleghorn Bros. Safe and Sane Driving and Mr. Fred Templeman. The sheeting eartte to a close with CANADXA">GEHERAL the singing of the National Anthea Insurance Comby" and the Benediction was pronounced TORONTO GENE 'byr Rev. Hayes. Irtsata tee Company ABNER S fte s In rates MRS n V inglhani, rday, May 61tr to fr. and Mrs. sselford. Henderson, .Win'igham, sort; BIGGS' GROCERY Phone 76 We Deliver -- Phone 76 Here you are assured of high quality merchandise, if you are not satisfied your money will be gladly refunded. All of our goods guaranteed Pure, Fresh and Wholesome. ' MAKE YOUR DOLLAR GO FURTHER 16 oz. Tini Baking Powder . , ...19c Tartan Laundry Soap, 12 bars .... ......36c P. and G. Soap, 10 bars .. 39c Quaker Rolled Oats . ... 19c pkge. L ibby's Dill Pickles, large tin - .18c Peas, Corn and Tomatoes, 3 for ......' . 25c A REAL SPECIAL ON BROOMS A Regular 39c 5 -String Broom for . ..:. ..21c These are not the ordinary Cheap Brooms, but. Good Ones. ETHEL BREAD FRESH FRUIT How About Your Ice Supply After May 15th We will supply our customers with KINCARDINE PURE ARTIFICIAL, ICE Our present stock of ice is available up -to May 15th IF YOU NEED ICE WE HAVE IT. MacLean Lumber & Coal Wingham, Ont. Phone 64w. Spring.. Crop Fertilizers °rw!ucustRItsun hokr RSUM Satisfactory Results are Always Obtained from this Canadian Made Ferilizer. w C -I -L Brands can be had in both Granular and finely ground. C -I -L Tree Plowing Vertilizers can be sown, with either grain or fertilizer drill. We wall 'deliver in truck loads to your barn on receipt of order. Prices are Right — See or' Phone owson goNitson Phone 20 p. . n .