The Wingham Advance Times, 1933-05-18, Page 5Thursday, May 18th , 1933
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BELMORE
Mother's Day was observed in the
Churches here Sunday. The children
led in song.`
Guests of Wm. Curie Sunday were
Mr. and Mrs. George Curie, Mr. and
Mrs. Spotton and. Betty of Toronto,
Mrs. -Mary Law, of Toronto, with
Mrs. Nichol; Blanche Irwin with her
parents.
Those in Toronto recently, Mr. and,
I
'Mrs, rs, Turnbull, Mrs.Herd and Eliza-
beth 1-alcncy.
Miss Etoile Caseuiore is to be
con;ratulatecl on winning the second
p?`i e in the : competition offered in
the Globe for Art and story of wild
flowers.
Women's Institute
Over twenty-five ladies attended
the May meeting of the Women's In-
stittite, held on Wednesday afternoon
at Mrs, Walter Renicic's. After the
opening exercises, the minutes of last
meeting were read and approved. The
Institute feel that they are now on
the way to prosperity, Miss Beatrice
Ferguson gavea splendid paper on
"The Rural Girl and Iter Opportun-
ities." Solo by Mrs. Clark Renick.
Roll Call, Hints for Picnic Lunches.
Community song, "There's a Long,
Long, Trail." and the Institute rally
song, Mrs, Albert Haskins and Mrs.
Metcalfe served lunch. The next
meeting will be held in the Commun-
ity Hall; when • Teeswater Institute
will be guests of the local branch.
BELFAST
Miss Elsie Vint, of Stratford Nor-
mal, spent the week -end . with her
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Irwin and fam-
ily, of Kinloss, and JM,[r, and Mrs.
Gordon Irwin and family, of Wawa -
nosh, spent Sunday at Mr. Wilson
Irwin's..
Mrs. James Hackett spent Sunday.
with her mother, Mrs. Wm. Hunter,
at Zion. •
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lane spent the
week -end at Flesherton.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Lane, Miss Etta
Lane and Miss Robertson, of Ripley,
spent Sunday at Mr. James Hackett's.
GLENANNAN
Mr. and Mrs. John Cathers and
Kathleen, of Gorrie, spent Sunday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
THE WINGHAM ADVANCE -TIME
Lincoln,
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Stokes visited
Sunday with Mrs. Crawford, Milver-
ton,
Miss Elva Metcalfe, nurse -in -train-
ing, .of Guelph, returned last Thurs-
day, after spending her holidays with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs, John Met-
calfe.
Mr, and Mrs. Omar Stokes called
on Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Haines of
Orange Hill recently,
Mr, and Mrs. Selah 'Breckenridge,
of Grey, viisted Sunday evening with.
the latter's parents, I1Ir, and Mrs, R
Stokes.
TIMOTHY HAY
RETURNS HOME
To the Editur av all thim
Wingham paypers.
Deer Sur:
Ye remiinber more than a year ago
I :tould ye I wus goin oversays wid
Jarge Shpotton to throyto sittle
tings in Oireland. Well, we wus af-
ther doin the besht we cud, which
wus so little that I wus ashamed to
wroite an till ye about it, an so I
said, to the IVlissus that I tought we
had betther pack our carpet bags an
go out to Alberta an shpind'the win-
ther wid Katie an Nora an me oulcl
brother Matt.
Mebtyy I will tell ye someting
about our 'thrip wan av these foine
days, but what is thrubblinme now
is the mess our byes allowed thin'
Grits to make av Nort Huron,
Not that I hev annyting in per -
tickler agin thim lads up in Bruce
County, fer a lot ay. thim are good
enough fellahs to thrade harses wid,
arr to mate at Tayswather fall show,
but that is the bisht ye kin say , av
thim fer, share, ' not many av thim
are Oirish. I bet not tin min in Car-
rick wear the shamrock on Saint
Pathrick's Day, an not wan in Moild-
may arr Formosa. 'Tis a Grit hoive
intoirely, so it is, that we hev got
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Old
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29x4.40
31x4.40
29x4.50
30x4.50
28x4.75
29x4.75
29x5.00
30x5.00
28x5.25
29x5.25
30x5.25
31x5.25
New
Markings
4.40/21
4.40/23
4.50/20
4.50/21
4.75/19
4.75/20
5.00/19
5.00/20'
5.25/18
5.25/19
5.25/20
5.25/21
28x5.50 5.50/18.
29x5.50 5.50/19
30x5.50 5.50/20
29x6.00 6.00/17
30x6.00 6,00/18
31x6.00 6.00/19
32x6.00 6.00/20
33x6.00 6.00/21
34x6.00 600/22
35x6.00 6.00.23
29x6.50 6.50/17
30x6.50 6.50/18
31x6.50 6,50/19
32x6.50 6.50/20
4 -Ply
SPECIALS,
Column "A"
Reg. Your
Price Cost
7.30 4.69
5.15 X4.95
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The New "SUPER-LASTIC"
Column "B" Column "C"
Regular Heavy Heavy Duty
6 -ply 6 -ply
Regular Your. Regular Your
Price Cost Price Cost
8.55 5.45 11.90 6.45
11.60 9.85 ......... •
9.20 5.90
9.55 5.95
10.55 6.75
11.05 6.95
11.40 7.30
11.75 7.50
12.85 8.20
13.30 11.30
13,70 8.75
14.15 8.95
14.60 9.35
14.90 12.65
15.55 13.25
18 6110 30* 15.55
18.90" 16.05
18.65* 15.85
12.20 7.90
12.65 7.95
13.05 8.30
13.45 8.65
14.35 8.95
14.70 9.35
15.85 9.95
16.15* 13.75
16.65 10.75
1720 10.95
17.15 10.90
17.80 10.95
18.80* 15.95
18.80* 15.95
18.90 12.35
19.55 12.50
19.90' 12.70
20.55 12.95
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23.05* 19.60
• 23.25* 19.75
23.50* 16.95
.....•i ...•.•.•• •• 23.85* 17.15 .......... ••••••.....
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Column "BM"
Regular Heavy
6 -ply
Regular Your
Price Cost.
Column "CM"
Heavy Duty
6 -ply
Regular Your
Price Cost
Balloon INNER TUBES.
"Super-Lastic"---
Moulded' to Fit
Column "E" Column "F"
Heavy Duty New Process.
Red Black & Red
Reg. Your Reg. Your
Price Cost Price Cost
1.19
9.40 6.15 1 80 2.35 1.49
2.60 1.49
1.80 .1.19 2.25 1.49
1.80 1.19 2.35 ' 1.49
1.80 1.19 2.70 1.49
1.80 1.19 2.25 1.49
2.30 1.35 2.70 1.80
2.45 1.35 2.85 1.80
2.30 1.45 2.70 1.80
2.30 1.45 2.70 1.80
2.45 1.45 2.85 1.80
2.65 1.55 3.10 1.95
2.75 1.69 3.25 1.95
2.75 1.69 3.45 1.95
2.75 1.69 3.95 1.95
3.15 1.95.
325 1.95
3.45 1.95
3.95 1.95
3.95 1.95
...•.. .... •.• • ••••• 4,30 2.45.
.... 4.30 2.45
3.65 1.95
10.10 6.65
10.50 6.85
11.60 7.60
12.15 7.95
12.55 8.20
12.95 8.45
14.15 9.25
15.05 49.90
15.55 10.15..
16.0510.50
12.80 8.80
13.90 9.10
13.70 9.40
14.15 9.70
15.05 '10.30
15.45 10.60
16.55 11.45
17.50 11.95
18.10 12.40
18.00 12.35
19.60 12.85
21.50 14.10
21.90 14.35
22.60 14.80
2.75 1.69
2.75 1.69
2.75 1:69
2.75 1.69
2.75 1.69
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33x6.50 6,50/211......... 24.20* 10.95
Items marked * are not "Super-lastic " but are supplied in various makes of high quality. They carry full Bonded Gua
GIANT BUS -TRUCK TIRES Tires Tubes GIANT BUS -TRUCK TIRES
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4.20 2.65
4.35 2.65
....... 4.70 2.95
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33.15 3.45
30x5 Super -Service. Built specially for
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Hard, 6,000 miles
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17.50 1.95
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Penrarils No, 71 Combinations for .... , $1.69
Shirts and Drawers, Each .. ; . ...89c
Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, Penan.ara's and
Simpson's Special, Each .. , . 49c
Combinations for .. .. .79c
Spring Needle Combinations, Ribbed in white ...98c
Shirts "and Drawers, Each 69c
Silver Fleece Combinations, Spring weight, 98c, $1.29
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Biltmore Hats in the better qualities, at $2.95 - $3.49
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Overalls and Smocks in famous makes, Head-
light, Carhartt's, Snag -Proof, Winchester, Light-
house, Hercules, Pickets and Walker's.
MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS
Wonderful range in Plain and Striped Broadcloths
at . • .....69c, 89c, $1.29, $1.49 to $2.49
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see our, range of cloths to
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Prices that are hard to beat
$1.89, $2.29, 2.39, $2.69,
$2.98, $3.29 to $3.87 and
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Men's Work Shoes -Valentines
and Grebs;°••Specials at
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Solid Leather Work
Boots .. $1.79, $2.39
The Hub Clothing Co.
WIINGHAM'S MEN'S AND BOYS' STORE
into, an our only chance is to shtir
up thim C.C.F. byes to run a man,
an make it a tree-carnered foight.
That's what wus afther givin Jarge
Shpotton his shtart, an see where he.
is today. Shure theer isn't a Tory
in Nort Huron kin bate him at gittin
a nominashun, an not a Grit who kin
defate hint on elickshun day.
limbers av Parleymint are loike
ottyrnobeels; wance ye git thim
shtarted they will run a long way ov-
er all koinds av roads an detoors, as
long as they hev plinty ape -gas, but
widout it they can't thravel at all, at
all, so they can't.
Thim Grits do be throyin to make
thrubble about that dale Mishter
Hinry an Mishter Meighan put troo
wid thim power payple• I don't know
how to shpell the wurrud, fer some
poyple call it Abbie Tibbie, loike a
girrul's name, an some call it Abit
Abee, loike the name av some furrin-
er. Mebby thin'. Grits will want a
cornmishun appinted to decoide on
the proper way to pernounce the
wurrud.
Yours fer a new shart,
Timothy Hay.
STOMACH SUFFERERS
MA VEL AT NEW
3 -MINUTE RELIEF
People who have suffered for years
from stomach agonies are marvelling
at the quick relief of Bisma-Rex, a
new, delicious -tasting antacid powd-
er. And its comfort is lasting, tool
It acts four ways. 'Neutralizes excess
acid; relieves stomach of gas; soothes
membranes; and aids digestion. Get
Bisma-Rex today at McKibbon's
R.exall Drug Store.
OBITUARY
Fred C. Stokes
The sudden death of Fred C. Stok-
es of Big Valley, Alia., occurred on
.April 24th, Mr. Stokes apparently in
good health,awakened about 2 a.nr.
with a severe pain hi his heart and
passed away about one hour later,
His brief illness ,and his unexpected
death was a terrible shock to hiswife
and children, Ip',1G18 he was :mar-
ried at Lethbridge to Lillian Marie
Baer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E.
Baer, former residents of Wingham.
Mrs. Stokes was a graduate of the
Wingltani General hospital,
He is survived by his, widow, two
sons, John and Roderick, and three
daughters, Fern, Colleen and Fred-
eena; also two brothers and two sis-
ters. The funeral was held`from the
United Church, Big Valley, under the
auspices of the I.O.O.F.
Many Unpaid Taxes
That a lotof people in Walkerton
haven't paid their taxes or water
rates for years was revealed in the
report as submitted to the Council
by the Town Auditors, Messrs. Far-
quhar Shaw and J. S. Cornish, on
Monday night. -Walkerton Herald-
Times.
Farmers Benefit From Price. War
The farmers of this locality bene-
fitted last week from a price war that
was waged among the butter manu-
facturers in this part of Western On-
tario. All the dairies lost 6c per'lb.
by this rivalry, but as it went into
the pockets of the farmer, no person
is feeling badly. The price cane back
to normal this week. -Mildmay Gaz-
ette.
Rate of Interest Cut to Provinces
Ottawa-Confirrning the statement
of the Minister of Finance to the.
House of Commons some days ago,
the Dominion Government has reduc-
ed its interest rate on Ioan to the
Provincial Administration by of 1
per cent. In an Order -in -Council tab-
led in the House it is set forth that
after May 1 the rate of interest on
such advances will be 5 per cent. in-
stead of 5} per cent.
CORRESPONDENCE
Ducketshop,' Buildings,
London, E.C. 2,
Editor, Toike Oike,
Dear Sir,
Having been informed that you are
interested and open for a deal in live
business proposition, 1 take the lib-
erty of presenting to you what seems
to be a most wonderful business, in
which you will no doubt take a live
interest, and perhaps advise us by re-
turn the amount of stock you wish to
subscribe towards the formation of
the Company.
The object of the said Company is.
to operate a large cat ranch near
Manchester where land can be pur-
chased cheaply for the purpose.
To start with we want a million
cats. Each cat will average about 12
kittens per annum, the skins run
from 6d, each for the white to 2/6d,
017
each for the pure black ones. This
will give us 12,000,000 skins per year
to sell at an average price of 1/6d.,
each, making out revenue £2,500 per
day.
A man can skin about 60 cats per
day, at 5/- per day wage, and it will
take 120, men to : operate the ranch,
therefore the net profit per day will;
be £2,475,.
We feed the cats on rats and start
a ranch, The rats multiply four times
as fast as the cats, so that if we start
with a million rats we shall have four
rats per cat each day, then we shall
feed the rats on the carcasses of the
cats from which the skins have al-
ready been taken, giving each rat
one quarter of a cat.
It will thus be seen that the busi-
ness will be self-acting and automatic
throughout. The cats will eat the
rats . and the rats will eat the cats
and we shallhave the skins.
Awaiting your prompt 'reply, and
trusting you will appreciate 'the op-
portunity to get rich quickly,
Your faithfully,
S. Skinner & Co., Ltd.
P.S.-Eventually we shall mate the
cats with snakes, and they will skin
themselves twice a year, thus saving
the men's wages for skinning and al-
so getting two skins for each cat:
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