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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1935-05-16, Page 27Thtusda'y, May pith, 1935 7,1411 111 11 '19 letjEO :lben spring is in the air :axl'd your -thoughts' turn7 to fishing . . and all your .tackle :is order. "It's onnly a matter of minutes :to :round cup LLa ;levy, Kindred Spirits ... via. LongDistance. ®.W.hether it's socialsortimeiness:contacts, the telephone makes ;item :quicker and easier. See the list of,rates;inrtbeifront pages of your directory; you ,..can, :;rads 100 mills or so for as ,little as 30 -cents, velomm.e ,. ,^_..,� ,n ....,..at.�„n.,,, ,�,- _ -.vim Way ld ' ide News t anada @Wealth CIosely Held functaraaa,s ;and ,ttonferted with „ Be.cauee,the dozen men who, con= prince iiristers.cif :the 'E • edgier Tirol: oneihalf of all Canada's :0 7a0 bil- mpire. 1i 7 s of ;commercial and ix daretrial U. S. Tendaeak^greententIProgressing -.wealth ha'rvse'fa;iled during the past five Ottawa—: otwithstanding a recog- ;years ,to ea;oJve a policy benef ciizl to nition of Affile.tittiesestillrreniaitaing.to tCeeaada's evelfare, the country .ttsiday be surn:eetnte particilati frome th - ;faces Fascism a controlled by ;these United States viewof t. -e tYade oi'ac- :men, or, tia'raistn established by ta'•± de- ials of the !Federal tGeat ernrnent here :struetive revolt" of the people, 'Rim. ,it, express themselves a's Inaarei than ever 21-1..:H. Stevens : stated. hopeful now :that :the tr�c:e?procity ne-' gotiations 'between !the it rcoumtries Trestiier'Betinett'-in Better Health are headed towards a meeesoliably sat- Vtime'Minist(ere.R. B. Bennett, llaetl;- o-.isfactory comteheeide. Sing 'better 'than *hen he arrived lien :England, sailed 'Friday en route to: lar'ewfoundlanit'L'iaietnpiuyeil Novi r+ealraboarillithe Duchess of Y,ai'lti 1 }entonstrate ,after ;two mem,nable weeks duinng et:t. Johns, lillgth_,.�-T,Tcibs -smashed! .tkv!Iii17 F'berattenrletl, any royal jubslii$:e,;�trlatel.ows and htaotad ;stares iin street, The :Sensational Cars of the p"ear'l HiidSMIS Terraplanes; .See the local file. er C N. .'erk1ey r Ingham co:•not• v4t1-.,+ rib M:,,., ,;•:,..r.0?:lr�., '•.f..`e7,:.j, it 4 " The .done Life Lampe' or rvice wad u�r_or.a , ed 44"aathAnota� Iabu�L,:c ' d Wingham gham Utlltxes Commission Crawford Block. Phone 156 tip+ ,tom #4rtt Pr` INO )44° i4eMs%a a HISTORICAL R V EvAr o fightUXtg when several 41ltt,ttsa91d: on - employed marched on the Colonial. Building to clemand work. Scores were injured. Ten thousand persons were on the streets at a, late hour. Es- timates of the actual number of riot- ors varied from ,2,'000 to 5,000 at diff- erent butes during the night, New Brunswick to Vote June 27th Fi;edericton—Tleursd,ay,June 27, ya the date set for the New 13runswiek provincial election; :According to 1 t v, nomination clay wi11 be on Thursday, June 20, The last provincial election was held on June 19, 1930. Standing of the parties at Dec. 21, 1934, was; 1 Conservatives 27, Liberals 15, vacan- ! des 6, total 48, Life of N.R.A. Less' Than a Year Washington=President Roosevelt's hopes of extending the N.R.A. two• more years were shattered after. Sea - ate Democrats agreed to support •tl'ae• Clark resolution which would contin- ue the recovery proj'ect only until Ape ril 1, 1936. Duke Goe to ,Jail London—,The portly Duke of Mame Chester gloomily paced a jail .c:ell af- ter being sentenced to nine months" imprisonment for fraud in pawning the jewels of his late mother. To Extend Rural Use of Hydro Ottawa—Developments •of major importance in the .use of electricity and the extension of Hydro-E'Iectek benefits to all parts of rural Ontario as a measure of social -amelioration, were forecast by T. StewartLyotx, , Chairman of the Onrtaiio Bydro-Ele - tric Power Commission, following the formal opening of 'Ottawa's 'handsome new Hydro Building. Farmers Remove ZeoadIrorerean Massey, Ont.—T.en farmers of .this district appeared before Magistrate E. Arthurs, charged. ;with ,descending upon a :Government! oad'job;and:fnr- cibly removing Joseph :Fortin, :the foreman, in an .asttoreabl'le. Plot Against mist ,MIP.. TZevea,teli P'eterleoro—A ;frlut ,.pass a $5,000; forgied'daerlue bearin •:tire. si ature of: E is and A. Pacla XLC„ :neither of the House of Commons :.for .Pete•rbor6'' West, and to use rforce, if necessary,- to ecessar . Y, to comp -ell Mr. leek taro ,:ap;prysve the cheque .apt The bank, eexas retested, in court here -11,atilanno. tovernmeratto(Overhaul Tax 'S_ystem, The ,Baine systean, :elftta,atiere in. the: Pr,ovince of Ontario 'is ito ,:be , over- hauled by itahe He turn f oversnanent, \*ith $20,1000,000 aetltlitinnel • revenue tentatively ,expected Irene ca ;1?rieyinc- ai=1',izlcome tax. Bltitaitx to Increase ;ltiir Moue &London—Drafting ellansrv\>Hieh may :eat dpubfimg the llsumerstrengtlr.df the Royal Air Force, ;at ;a eco:tt ,,of $40.;000,000 s score than the Increased air a•astiniates ;xiready lsaretught dQ�vti., tlaaeelir Ministry. advised! Itiiaiitish eral;t;g;;tanufactemers not to aseept,for eign „;orders wiittliout 'commit -611g ttlte, Miii recto y. WheattfAcreage r2\ cin Redeteeil Ottawa—,For the third ;adnate- iv year the .farmers ,a,f Canada \v\illl ,re duce *elle- it spring cheat acreage af ,th forecast y the Dominion Borate ,. Statistiio , 'issued to,itay, prove: «or rect. A .8eper cent. re?;3uction this: leica was predicted, or 751e;ii00 acres less a!han lase ;year, � or WING.RA` .M PA'G,r::t T I t N YI y" S:1 �n43}ir4tf`i�l. BIGGEST • MOST POWERFUL (at is price . ti 117 and 124 -inch wheelbase ..113 or 124 horsepower AND NO OTHER EIGHT AT ANY PRICE HAS THESE HUDSON ADVANTAGES: Srn.i1"Car Economy' (see sworn statements from 'local owners) .. Canada's ONLY Bodies ALL of Steil , . Hudson Rotary -Equalized Brakes .. The Electric Hand (op- tional)... Read balance (from exclusive Hudson'd sign) .. World Record Performance. See .Your Nearest Hudson Dealer Today NEWS of ,.the. I e. barley. Workingman Injured Leaf Brand Malt produced 11 7,0111 seI- i :tfitchell, in her 78th year, after six • all delivered within six weeks. Work ected Ontario weeI:s' illness. The. daughter of the will continence next week to put in late John Jones and Susanna Dark. the bases of the standards and ' it is i.h and up. Retail at Factory,. Tilbury, Ont., including full factory equipment, spare wheel and tire, all taxes paid. :freight and license only extra. Electric hand stand- ard on custom models. 537 e la cl lived almost all her- life in le Auburn—George Schultz- whose #this locality, with the exception of ten home is near Guelph suffered .a pain- `years in Kelfield, Sask. She leaves ful accident at Wn7. Watson's gravel;`.to mourn their Ioss two sons, William 11 pit near Nile. The crusher ctuck and of •Grey. Township and Percy, l3rus- • he tried to loosen the stones with a cels; two daughters, Mrs.Bi I J.e by Luckneovo Man Charged with Robbery Lucknove--Fo1leaying investigatioass '.made by Constables 'S .table .. \Tc Clovis and td !Ferguson im connection with two re- cent robberies here,:tke first one three aereeks ago at ,Silvere good's plant, and cue , a week ago at .;roe .1fcMillan lautcher shop, .Caseae�Fll Hackett, at resent residing ,in vete village, . has been arrested.. Pour ur. Goderi�h Men::, Jd i Less than .� hours ;sitter .break-ins were reported at Abe .1P.edford 'Hotel aaasl , illcLearf'..s fipur, ,.fed• and groc- exy . store, police arresniel four ,Ge�cl- eriidh men, Jon 'Weiss, !Fred Little- chillti., Wilfred it�rtlaam rvund.:.Harvey Beatty, chargiing ,them \oilf h :breaking and eintering. .New'l;;eafortb !!Plata rO�pea d ' Sea , rth—ltlr ;1 '..A.. G. r,Penny'ley- I eon, . orf Toronto, has moved 'into Tris ; Inent priv leY es have been let to ll-ir, office 'in the post,i ce ;buiitling'here ,i1 aack,cvi !Elmira, who its a real artist , I having sheen appointee -permanent ex -lin this Baine. There will also be a t-ise dffiaer here in ailtrcrge•of'the malt Isgood band in attendance and it is hop - Louse -at the plant ,ref V. \tt,Varren fed to have (other sports for the after - Thompson which began ,operations ,noon and evening. The proceeds are this week. Since pu•re'hasing •thee mill ;40 'be ;used 4t'a 'help pay off :the grand- ps')perty enr Railway :street some time !stand debt. ---Listowel Standard. age' \Tr.•Tb.anlpson has coinpietebi ea- ten..;ive alterrations in r..,rdel 'to 'fit :the j�Gasl7,es Foot While Sptitting Wood plant for the manufacture of .Made While splitting wood at less home ion Thursday afternoon, Watt Me - Chesney had the misfortune to inflict a deep gash in his heft foot When the ':axe in some unknown manner an"rssed '•i,te rnark. He was immediateiy rushed 'to 1')r. Ridclell's office where it took •*ix stitches to close the wound.—Pal-_l niersten Observer. crow bar th Ian - no :er wor au., not and Mrs. Jennie Givens, of Kelfield, 'rP algin > this, �., M, started the � Lab N -.172e 1\ til ask. and three nee sisters, Mrs. Jennie tlz e res i u t that lla• 5-Innit Bateman, Ethel; Mrs. John Johnston; Kissinnee, Floiida and ...Mrs. Duncan McKay, Garden City, South Dakota. The funeral was held Friday after- noon avith interment in. the family plat in Brussels cemetery. .Decree Nisi Granted .A decree nisi Loa, granted- William 'Neill, Gorric, who sought divorce from his wife, Margaret Eva Dennis 'Neill, now of Wingham• The one child was left \vitli the mother at the plaintiff's request. L thrown about 10 feet and received :a ibad: mouth iajnry. Fractured Leg Playing Footiaall. While playing football 1Tr, Alex.' :Chian of Moancrief, had elle misfer- rtatne to fracture his right leg. He was removed to the Memorial Hospital, nvlrere he is reported to be doing nice -IF. F'• l'': -^-Listowel Banner. i Listowel Races June 5th Less than one month until Listo- 1 est. wet".,i big day—the Horse Races. Last yenta's success was proof that the Exeter to Light Up Main Street Committee in charge was capable of The Priblic Utilities Commission putting on an event of this kind and this:ycar it is hoped to make it even better. The track is now being put in 1shape'aa;icl already seateral entries have been received. The booth and refresh - el W,f r et>kgesarears ,Operation Is I?txrforzned .Qtr Cat IBeainsvili - lIn this dimiai ct there is a ltgrebred i lege ian kitten \which holtds the iunique atei tction of `tiering born. on Iftabilee Day ;ley means col a Caes- arean ,operationb„ performed ilay,a medi- cal do 'tor. China Irifissi'onar-atgir Evacuate English' missionaries in Ncaintih' and Northeastern Seeeb i an Province, in Western China, have ,had to evaettate their stations, owing Ito the advance of Comntuniust forces. Legislation frzn Price 'Spreads Reeport Ottawa—Legislation "ia iplenieoting 1 he recoinineircl;itions of the .Price Spreads Commission is being drafted its the Department of 'Justice, and will be satbmitte:d to Parliament after the resumption of the session on May 20. There will -be eight or ten bilk alto- gether, the principle one providing for the creation of a Federal Trade and Industry a3oard to regulate trade and commerce. Schoolmaster: "Now, Willie if the earth's axis is an imaginary line, tan you hatig elothcs on it?" Willie: "Yes, sir." Schoolmaster, "Ha, hal That's good * And *hat sort of clothes, Willie?" Wi11rt : "iina ;iia y clothes, sir" TALKS ABOUT HER RECORD FLIGHT Good Producer A production of 22,452 pounds of mill. and 784 pounds of fat in 365 days on strictly twice a day milking has just been officially recorded by Meadowbrae Patsy Spot, a six year old Holstein cow bred and owned by Quincy D. Whale, of Alma, Ontario. She proved a tremendous and consis- tent .producer, giving over a ton of anilk for five months and 1221 pounds in .tier lowest month, • Factory for Soya Bean Processing Stratford may shortly become the centre of a new agricultural industry, A Toronto firth, interested in the pro- cessing of the soya bean, has trade an offer for the old ilcLeod flour mill and the Council has instructed the City Solicitor to prepare an agree- i2e£rec11.cl after a king Sleep, fol meat. • Certain angles of the deal re tovvieg 11,s;reticecssfu1 '000-sttii9 flight main to be ironed out between the two from !Mexico City to New York, Am- parties but it is expected the agree olio 1 arli;.irt Putnam met the prow in ment will be placed before the City` Tier- hotel stilte in NM York and Council in the near future for: endor- stxilte freely on the subject which is satiate nearest to her heart—aviation„ She frankly 'admitted one good: reason for making the flight was because there was money in it --»froth 1ectttritlg and writing, Aged Erttssels Lady Passes There passed away at het home in Brussels on Wednesday of last week, Elizabeth. Jones, 'widow of Richard pusehased from the Canadian Line Equipment thirty standards complete for the new lighting system on Main St.. The new standards are to be 13. ft, t ins, to the light centre. They tvi11 be placed approximately 132 ft. apart on either side of the street. The representative promised to have them expected ;the Bell Telephone Co. will: start transferring their wires to new poles at the rear of the business sec- tion next week. The Hydro Will use the' sante poles. —Exeter Times -Ad - 1 yocate. Awarded $600 Because he had driven on the wrong .side of the road approaching. the crest of a hill, his Lordship Judge Makins, held that Ross Cardiff, de- fendant, was responsible for a motor, crash on highway No. 8, near Sea - forth, on November 9th last and awarded G. C. Middleton, Clintott; f"o>-, finer county sheriff, $600 with costs. peeve J .E. Cardiff, of Morris Tarp.. father of Ross, was enjoined in thee - suit. Mr. Middleton asked $1,000. It developed that Ross Cardiff had tak- en the car without his father's con-: sent and although he had been:driving an automobile or truck for five,years,, he had never had an operator's per.. mit. � t I Satisfied Guest—"Well,. wailer, that was a tip-top dinner. You know what that means, don't you?" Colored r d Waiter—"Yes, es, soh. It's one I that' you top off with a tip," THE DAILY BR ADCAST Over CF1RB Toronto ( 690 Kilocycles) 12:30 pamt (Standard Time) Every day except Saturday and Sunday HEAR REX FROST give authentic market reports tomorrow's weather, etc* YOUR GOODYEAR DEALER ROYAL SERVICE STATION HOMUTH a& BENNETT Wingium, Ont. e'hoe 1.74W •