The Wingham Advance Times, 1930-06-12, Page 4jfl
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APARTMENT TO RENT Corner IN MEMORIAM'
John and Minnie Streets. Apply to
A. J, Ross.
In loving memorytwo of our tvt a dear
girls Velma and Laura, who passed
BABY CHICKS—At final low mid-
summer prices. 0. A. C. Barred
Rocks $14,00 per 100; Single Comb
White Leg1iorns $12.00. Our chick's
are all produced from eggs laid on
our own farmby selected disease-
free hens. This means something
to you when buying chicks- They
will live and grow. Above prices
are effective on and after June 9th.
Don't forget to see our galvanized
feeders, C. G. Campbell, R. R. No.
2, Auburn. Phone,Blyth 10-24.
Executors' Sale Of residence and
household effects of the late Caro-
line Grigg in the village of Bel
grave, at 2.30 on Saturday, June 14,
1930, Jas. Taylor, Auctioneer.
FOR SALE—Shorthorn year old bull
Apply to. Webster Willits, R. R. 1,
Wine -ham.
FOR SALE -3 -burner New Perfec-
tion Oil Stove with oven, in" first-
class condition. Apply at Advance-
Tulles office.
away two years ago on the 6th' June,
1928, also my granddaughter, Audrey
Jarvis and my ` father Thomas Cal-
vert.
They were only'Ient to us for a little
•while,
God only .meant His own
To stay with us a little while,
And then to journey home.
Mother, : Father, Sisters and
Brother.
NOTICE
Parties dumping refuse, .stones and
garbage on any of the Township of
Trunberry roads, will be prosecuted.
I. J. Wright, W. R. Cruikshank,
Reeve. Clerk.
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Mrs. John
Ward wish to express their sincere
appreciation for the kindness and
sympathy shown by the many friends
of Wingham in their recent bereave-
ment.
At one of Lady Astor's meetings at
Plymouth, a country yokel, thinking
AOR SALE—One hundred and fifty he would floor her on a farming prob-
acres, good brick house, large barn, ileal, suddenly called out:.
sixty acres in crop' the farm must "Say, missus, how many, toes are
be sold at once. Bargain, terms, there on a pig's foot?"
Alsb several good homes in Wing Lady ;Astor flashed out the reply:
ham, every cortvenitnce' Onb
bungalow to' close estate. These
properties must be Sold. Apply. T. ;count for yourself."
e brick "Take off you boots, uoi
t:
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s, my man, and
Fells.
HURON COUNTY
COUNCIL
Meeting' for their June session in
the afternoon of the Ring's birthday,
the Hur<,n County Council opened
their proceedings with the singing of
the National :anthem, on the sugges-
tim of the Warden. A photograph of
tlw .Bing; draped in patriotic calors
adorned the ,lodge's dais,
In his upt'nin;g'retnirk;; the Warden
mentioned the bereavement t'hieli
had 'came to tvvu homes, that of Mr.
Henderson, and that of 11ir, 1-Ir,1nran,
and he expressed the sympathy of all
the members of the. council.
He said 11e had came in contact
with die .work of the various com-
mittees
ont-
1111 t e
is
t and had d teen over the r.ount
y
wish t1rc:. Good Road, Commission, a
county' that extended fur ;90 utile:,
from north to south anti 45 from east
to west, and when lie looked at our
roads he felt, as the Ministerof High-
ways had stated that the County of
Huron was an 'outstanding;' county icer
good roads, -Many requests had conic
in for portions of roads to be given
attention and he felt that the various
municipalities were justified in asking
that these roads be taken over. The
present he felt was the proper time
to take care of a number of small
bridges, on roads that had been wid-
ened to 24 feet, while some of the
bridges remained only about 14 feet
wide and constituted real danger
sports. Now also was the time to clean
up the $15,000 which had been in
curred several years ago. Following
the requests of the county council
the commission would spend ;up to
'the 2 -mill highway rate and would
then stop work.
The work of the Children's Shelter
committee was one which imposed
quite a burden on the county. A •spee
vial meeting had been necessary to
consider the case of a family with
seven children in an institution in
London at the expense of this county,
Mr. Edwards was sent to London and
a special arrangement was made
whereby six of the children were ta-
ken care of for $30 a week and the
youngest was brought back to this
county. To have looked after this
family in the shelter here .would have
necessitated the appointment of an
assistant matron of the shelter.:
A meeting was held at the County
Horne last Friday, The Agricultural
representative was asking for ten ac-
res of land for demonstration purpos-
es. The county home needed all its
present land, but 46 acres to the
northeast of the home could be pur-
chased, but he felt it aright be better
to sent this land for five years or
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
FOR SALE—The' residence and lot
of the late Mrs. Annie Walker, on NOTICE IS HERE/3Y GIVEN,
the north side of John street, Wing_ pursuant to Section 56, Chap. 121 of
ham. Intending purchasers may itlle Revised Statutes of Ontario, that
view the premises on application ;all persons having claims against the
to Mrs. Garnet Baker, Josephine' Estate of Robert Sheill late of the
st., Wingharn. Town of Wingharn in the Province of
Ontario, Retired Farmer, deceased,
I who died on or about the fifteenth
HOUSE TO RENT — All modern , clay of April, A.D, 1930, are required
conveniences, on e',rner of Alfred' tosend by post,prepaid, or to deliver
' and Shutes streets, garage at real' to R. Vanstone, Wingham, Ontario,:
of house. Apply to Advance -Times Solicitor for the Executors, on or be
office. fore the seventeenth day of June, A.
— D. 1930, .their names and addresses,
with full particulars in writing of their
I-IOLSE TO RENT—Corner Cath- claims, and the nature of the securi-
Grine and Victoria streets, modern ' ties (if any) held by them d 1
conveniences, Apply to Sam Mor fled by a statutory declaration vert-
ton, R. R. 1, Belgrave, phone 624 AND TAKE NOTICE FURTHER
r15, that after the said seventeenth day of
;June 1930, the said executors will pro-
ceed to distribute the assets of the
SEALED TENDERS WANTED —; said estate among the parties entitled
Tenders will be received by the un-' thereto, having regard'; only to the
dersigned for all privileges for the claims of which they shall then have
Blyth Rand Tattoo on June 25th, had notice, and the said executors
said privileges to consist of Bane -1 shall not be liable for the said assets
ing, either open air or in hall, re- or any part thereof to any person of
£resliment booth, games, etc, Ten-: whose claire they shallnot then have
dors may be for part or all privy- received notice,
leges and raust be accompanied by , Dated at Wing -ham this twenty-
marked cheque for full amount.sixth clay of May, A.D.;1980,
Tendersreceived until June 18th.R. VANSTONE,
Wingham, Ontario,.
Solicitor for the Executors.
Highest or any tender not neves-1
sarily accepted. Mark on envelope
"Tenders for Tattoo" and adress to '
R; D. Philip, Blyth, Ont.
,
Consulting ]Engineer
TENDERS WANTEfJ-'renders will I S1 W. ARCHIBALD 13 A Sc (Tor -
be received up to (i o'clock, July 2, l onto), O,L.S,, Register'ed Profession -
for the painting of the inside and, al Engineer and Land Surveyor, As -
outside of Schoolhouse U No, 3 soclate Member Engineering Institute
East Wawanosli'and Morris, W. G. of Canada, Office, Seafortli, Ont.
Netltery, secretary, Tt. R. 4, T3rus- "`
gel.
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EA CHER WANTED --For Uniort
School Section No. 8, Turnberry
and Morris (Junction School), Ap-
plications will :.be received • .until
.Tuesday inornin; , July 1st.. Appli
cants r ectltll•ed ter .state -experience,.
qualifications and salary eispected.
Apply to W. J. Henderson, see''y„
Box r
Win h
asst.
PURE [.iRk Ir
JERSEY ,
UrL FOR
Sale — 11 months, from imported
stock, Apply to G, N. Underwood,
R. R, 1., Wingltanr.
WOUNG- MANeage 20, desires work,
garage prreferred, Experienced.
I'1tine 629x14,,
ELLIOTT MILLER
AUCTIONEER
Sales conducted' anywhere. Wide
experience, Best efforts pat forth
ort each and every sale.
Phone 70. Li/airflow, Ont.
GEOPottl
WILL
TAMS
official ...
C. It F. Watch Inspector
Repairing Ottr Specialty.
Satisfaetion Guaranteed,.
Phone
014), Queens Hotel
%a of TOTAL,
FARES
to CANADA
ADVANCED
BRITISHERS
in Canada may naw bring
forward th e i r Families,
.Relatives and Friends on
Easy Terms,
For full details apply:
1. D.'CAMERON
Dist. Supt. Colonization
Canadian Pacific Railway, Toronto
BRITISH
RE -UNION ASSOCIATION
EARN $5-$12 PER DAY I
Men wanted to train — Few
weeks—Pay. Raising job, getting
practical, garage .Mechanics, Elec-
tric Welding, Housewiring, Brick-
laying and Drafting—Guaranteed.
Free employment service; Write
today for free information.
COMMERCIAI ENGINEERING
SCHOOLS
57 (Queen W., Toronto,'
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pure
scant to Section 56, Chap. 121, of the
Revised Statutes of Ontario, that all
persons having claims against the es-
tate of Jane t'urdon, late of the vil-
lage of
k Wiutechnrch in the County
of 13ruce,`Widow, deceased, who died.
on or about the twentieth day of Feb-'
ruary, A.D. 1930, are required to send
by post, prepaid, or to deliver to R,
Vanstone,; Wingham, Ontario, Solid -
tor for the Administrator, on or be-
fore the twenty-fourth day of June,.
A,D, 1980, their names and addresses,
with full particulars in writing of their
claims, and the nature of the securit-
ies (if arty) held by them duly veri-
fied by a statutory declaration,
ANI) TAKE NOTICE FURTHER
that after the said twenty-fourth day
of June, A,D,, 1930, the said Adminls-
tr.a c tr
r will
proceed to distribute the
assets of
the said estate among .the
parties entitled thereto, haying regard
only to the clairrts of which lie :shall
then have had notice, and the said
Administrator shall not be liable for
the said assets or any part thereof to
arty person . of Allose claim. he 'shall
i not then have received notice.
DATED at Wrirttha,n this second
day of June, A.D. 1980.
J1.• VANS'roNE;
Wiinghain, Ontario,
take an option 'on it rnthg,r than pu
elitist: a.1 the Present time,
The Old Age Pension scheme ha
resulted in 567 applications beim; r
ceived for the poasion so far. 15
new applicattuas had been receive
since Ueceinber. 486 1;ad' been gran
ed by the Provincial authorities an
a0 Mare ltad.-passed the county- cent
inittee, 'Tae pension fund was cos
int, the county $1600 a Montle and thexpense so far would take half a mi
on the asses'g11e11t lo Med.
There bad ,been a great deal of cri
ticislti of the pension committee '''fo
the number of tines they nisi <ind fo
the amount they received, but • th
\Varden said he would
'sooner sit o
any other cutinty committee' at $3
day than un m
this cuinittee at $10
day, on: account of the unpleasantne
and hard feelings occasioned' by til
turning dov,n of applications that r
,neinber felt he could not honestly
recommend, $10.a day for committee
r• - chairman and toastmaster; Warden i; A.'
C. Coker, of,lluron gave the address
til of welcome, snail Mayor H. -J. A. 11fac-
e- Ewen gave a civic welcome to the
a6 guests of the evening,
d Others sneakers • were: 1). Mane,
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meetings and $4, a day for time spent
on investigations and ten cents a mile
for travelling be ,said was less than
the $8 a day and 20 cents a mile stat-
eel by the court judge as a fair al-
lowance for such committees,.
The time was not far distant, the
Warden thought, •wheat we ,would re-
quire a second traffic cop for the
county, for the work in the south of
the comity kept him busy and there
should be another officer for the
north.
It may be as has often been stated
that. county councils are losing a lot
of their former powers but if they are
they are certainly watching the legi-
slation that goes into effect at Tor-
onto and petitions from other counties
for co-operatiori in memorializing :he
legislature are a regular part of ev-
ery session of the county council now.
The United counties of Northumber-
land and Durham ask Huron County
to co-operate. in asking the Legisla-
ture to relieve counties of contri-
butions to the Old Age Pensions,
Wentworth county :wants the legisla-
ture to assiime the whole cost of
Provincial Highways, Lincoln county
wants all registrations of births made
in the municipality of which the par-
ents reside. And so it goes. All such
communications were referred to the
Legislation committee, a new coni-
mittee organized a year or two ago.
The provincial grant on highways.'
work done last year amounts to $86,-
466,72.
The . Old Age Penssor, conlnrtitec
reported three rneetinrs since Jan-
uary and 152 cases . dealt with, an
average of 38. per 'neeting, average
per meeting since tae Act carne .into
force, 32. In: all 570 rases have been
dealt with, 436 of these being, grant-
ed, and these with . the number sent
down will bring 11 e number of pen-
sioners in the county in June up to
500. In the House of Refuge 'we have
50 pensioners all ge sting the full pen-
sion of $20 per month. This means
a total of $12,000 ,oi which the coun-
ty refunds $2 per month or $1200,,
leaving the county $10,800, The total
payments made to pensioners during
the working of the Act are as fol-
lows:
306 November payments $ 5,771.75
339 December 6,816.43
383 January 7,841.98
404 February 7,588.06
436 March " 8,985.63
430 Aprii f7,723.75
$44,727.60
Average monthly payment $ '7,454.60
Paid by the County 8,945,52
Paid by the Dominion 22,363,80
Received into the county
from the Province 13,418,28
Total received froirt Prov- -
ince and Dominion $35,772.08
The average pension paid per mon-
th to all pensioners is $19.45.
The finanace committee reported
on a nurnber of accounts, recommend
cd that the auditors' report be accept-
ed and that curtailments of expendi-
tures by all officials and committees
be made as far as possible, -
'The jailer reported 58 prisoners ad-
mitted during the past five months,
16 for breach of the L,C.A., 11 for
theft, 5 for assault, 4 for carnal
knowledge, 4 for insane, 3 vagrancy,
2 attempted suicide, 2 breaking and
entering, 2 under Games and Fisher -
1e5 Act, 1 false Pretences, 1 non-sup-
port, 1 held as witness, 1 for cruelty
to animals. Eleven prisoners at pre-
Sent in the jail. Cost of daily rations
per prisoner 121c.
The committee of ways and nteane
reconr.srtended a tax -rate of 7 mille
(3 1 for general county rate; 2 for
county roads, 1 for provincial high-
ways, acrd '' for Old Age Pensions,
and that $100,000 10 -year debentures
be sold to wipe out the Provincial
Highway a
y indebtedness..
The memibers of Bruce County
Council were entertained by ;Huron
County. Council: Thursday, TJu r in !�
the afternoon a softball game and a
quoit contesttook place at Victoria
Park, and in the everting a. compli-
mentary banquet was held at St.
George's Parish iall, G,W. Holman,
clerk of Harron County, preaided aa
revive of Ripley;; W. Trewartha, coun-
ty:, cngincer of Huron; W, Warder,
reeve of Lions Head; :W. .H. Roberts,
son, eclltor of (:iudc'rich Signal; Camp»
bill Gr,tt, reeve of Walkerton; 1),
Willoughby, warden of .Bruce; 1V. J,
Simpson; reeve of St Rdmutrds;:VV.
G; Medd, M,L.A.,; 'T., McMillan,' M.
1'
George Spotton, ilia'., J. A. Mc-
Donald, editor of Chesley Enterpirse;
J. W, McKibboon, reeve of Wing-
hant, J. W. :Beattie, reeve of Sea-
darthe ja A. Johnsto,r, of Mildmay
Ciali
'.t .tz ( e �•
1d Ix , C.:Hays
of Goderich:
The musical part of the program was
led by H. McGee, of Auburn,
THE GRITS NEED
110.01
WATCHING
To the Editur av all thim
Wingham paypers.
Deer Sur:—
Weil, our skame to git thinr'U.Ii.
O's to put uP a man didn't wurruk
out'as we intinded it shad, but nlebby
'tis bett•Irer so, fer, shure,it ought
to be aisicr fer us to bate wan man
than two.
I tisk' rnebby it was a rnishtake
fer our .byes down at Ottawa to.
shtump: thin'i Grits to bring on the
elickshun this summer, fer, if we had
let thim hev the runnin av tings fer
another year, it moight hey been a
bad ting fer- the counthry, but it wud
have been betther fer the Tory : par-.
thy.
Av coorse thim Grits shtole our
anlanunishun, an our clothes, an our
polisher, an ourlatfoorm - 1
p Arvin us
widout a leg to shtand on, so to
shpake, barrin ar'tifishial wens which
the sante isa mixed meta fer
y , as ye
moight say, but it is the shtraights
truth all the' same. Shure, 'tis lucky
we don't hev to go into the foight
in the whither toirne wid sorra a
shtitch to our poliytickle backs, bar-
rain-Mishter Mackenzie King's foive
gs o ve
cint shirts.
I don't nioind adruitt•in to ye that,
'tis goin to be a harrud foight fer
us Tories, wid thin Grits' trowin up
shmoke schraries, an poison gas
clouds, an bombardin us wid all theer
heavy artillery, an camoflagin the
whole ting wid a little British Peale
-
ince paint ('Tis frum me bye who wus
oyersays.that I lamed all thim
'can SincI: fj,"' fr '
s
eeray1 �
,n al
xpense T vie
Leaves MONTREAL - - JULY 20-22 Days
Leaves TORONTO - JULY .21=21. Days
AU Expense Rate
Frain, MONTREAL - - $371.00
FromTORONTO
��$340.00
yOlbert points gaoled on application
on will travel by rail, steamer and, motor
throug`h Canada's industrial and agricultural regions, ,
through the Rockies with " their crowning jewels,
Banff*', Lake Louie and Emerald Lake
to Vancouver and Victoria ... west by one highway
, , , east by another ...
Over Canada's Scenic Route
\\la�l\.\'\fix•`
Illustrated booklet on application to
A Dean Sinclair Laird, Macdonald College $•O. Que., or
Any Canadian Pacific Agent, or
Wort. FULTON, Asst. General Passenger Agent, TORONTO, ONT.
la 42111Matalnata al
tary i prisbuns.) Mebby it is too
soon to make a guess *hat the re-
sult -will be, although a lot av fellalis
do :be throyin theer hand at it, but
many tings may happen befoor elick-
shun day, so I will only say fer tlie.
prisint that we will gain as manny
seats' in Quebec as we will Tose in
]TTrtiish:: Columbia, an that we will
gain as mainly in the perarie prawv-
inces as we will lose down in thim
Maritimes, so ye see 'tis in Ontario
wheer the harrud foightin muslit be
done, an 'we are the byes that kin
do it. •
Av coorse we have cur wurruk cut
our fer us in Nort Huron, fer I un-
dhershtandt him Goderich 'Grits do
be shkamin an plannin noight an day
to rowl up a 'majority fer Mishter
Robertson in that fish aitir
1 town.
Thine lads figure tings this way: Grey
an Howick, fifty-fifty, Blyth an Brus-
sels aven up, Aist Wawanosh . an
Wesht Wawanosh, a toi, wid Morris,
Turnberry an Wingham bein natch-
erally Tory, the Robertson fellates•
know purty well that if theer man
can't shwing a majority, an a purty
good wan, in Goderich, .that Wing -
ham will elickt Jarge Shpotton agin.
Av coorse thiol Goderich Tories hey-
the
ev•thee avil propensity av votin fer tbeer
local man aven if he is a Grit, an,
thin too they do be always wantin
money from the Governmint to dig-
some
igsome more mud out av theer harbor,
but I want to tell thim roight now
that if they defate Jarge, an theTor-
ies git into power, we will wurruk the
Mackenzie Ring shtunt on thine, an
"not a foive cint piece" will they,be.-
afther gittin.
I hev been appointed be the Tories
av Wingham to watch thim Grit re-
gistrars to see that the names av none
av our fellahs are lift .aff the lishts.
Mebby I will . git some pay fer me
toime, an rnebby not, it depinds on
how the elickshun goes.
Yours till the ind av the campaign,
Timothy Hay,.
'vrites NIr, M. McArthur,
Thousands say constipa-
tion, liver trouble, indi-
gestion, gas end overnight:`Crlitiiti'f;:liD
with"Frtuta.tives Nerves•
quiet. Get "Fruit•a ttves ,iVERUt)Tl,$
from druggist today.11EA1)gH
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