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The Wingham Advance Times, 1930-10-16, Page 5Ji I M11 Thursday, October 16th, 1930 i ■ours rr■■I•r■rrlMr mTIM!■mussamommos■i moss ■■ismom I n■ Il1; OFFERS -' HE Screen ■ ■ ■ ■ 1 r EW 1931 • Model R10. A battery model in beautiful Console cabinet, used. 7 new' type 2 volt tubes,. 3 screen grid, very low battery consump- tion, in fact, you get 1000 hours, usually a year, of service without any, attention, no batteries to charge, Cash Price $167.50 or $50 down and 10 monthly pay - Inuits of $13.00 each. Model RE57. The new Victor. Radio-Electrola with home. re cording, same radio as R35, but also you get the new Electric phonograph that reproduces the new records in all.. their glorious tones..,. You may also make your own records on this machine, just. sing or play before the mike and it is recorded on a record which you can play over again many times. You may also record radio programmes on records if desir- ed. Price $397.50 or $89.00 down and 12 monthly payments of $28. each. ets Model R15, the new low price Victor Electric Console, 4 circuit, 3 screen ;rid tubes, 7 tubes in all. Victor dynamic speaker, cabinet size 35 inches high, 20% inches wide. Before yoti purchase ,any low priced set .see and hear this new Victor with 'Victor tone. Price $185-.00 cash or $40 down, and 10 monthly payments of $16 each. Model R35, the new medium- priced. Victor using '4 screen grid tubes, 5 tuned circuits, 8 tubes in all. The new Victor Tone control maximum Selectivity. Sensitiv- ity beyond present day require- --meats.: Victor tone at its best,, from deepest bass to highest tre- ble. Walnut cabinet 38 inch high, 26 inches wide. Cash Price $247:- 50 or $52.00 down and 12 month- ly payments of $18.00 each, ® Buy your radio at the Radio Shop, where,. you will get service when you ® need it. We are in a position to give you quick, reliable service and a good inn- is stallation, both mean much to the satisfaction you are going to get from your radio: ■ With each set we sell here is what we do for you:— 5 -Give you free installation, free service for 90 days. ■ Full guarantee on set, tubes or batteries for 90 days. • ' Home Demonstration with no obligation for 4 days. ■ 90 days in which you may exchange for another model at full allowance. • See and Hear the New Victor by all means. ■ The Easiest of Easy Time Payment Plans. ■ O .. monnassesannom 0 5 1/ 5 1111 5 5 0 ® .. e 0 ■ 0 0 5 ■ ■ 0 ® ' ®. ■. N■ At the ''1Vingham Fair Huron County welcomed home Major the Hon. Robert Weir, Minister. of Agriculture, in the Bennett Government, and a N native of l'u•nberry Tc:wnship. Mr. Weir is at the left, holding his Baugh- ter, Dorothy, Next to hirn is A. H. Musgrove, ex-M.L,A., his old school 1' teacher, then Mrs. Wer, and George Holman,county clerk. The photo- graph was taken on the grounds after the official welcoining ceremonies. SliiralSeSSer !WllJGHAM ADVANCR•TIMF,$ Living Room or Library Furnishings; Hand Made Table runner, embroidered, Mrs.. Hone, Mrs. Brant Table runner, oth- er hand trimming, Mrs. Fowler, Mrs. Savage; Table centre, colored ' lines, Mrs. Hone, Mrs. Savage; Sofa Pillow, complete, embroidered, Mrs. Brant, Mrs. Fowler; Sofa Pillow, .complete, any other kind, Mrs: Brawley, Mrs, Salkeld; Card table corer, Mrs: Hone; Lamp shade, Mrs. Greer; Pair hand. made curtains,, Mrs. Savage, Mrs. Weber; Crochet Afghan in colored wool, Mrs.. Greer, Mrs. D. Fowler. Dining room furnishing's, hand ■ made-- ,Luncheon set, embroidered, NMrs. Savage, Mrs. Hone; Luncheon ® set, other hand trirn, Miss Living- ■ stone, Mrs. Weber; Bridge Luncheon ■ set, Miss Carrick, Mrs. • Heine; Tea ®' Cosey, Miss Livingstone, Mrs. Moore, IN Tea Cloth, 1 is. ishop, rs. Hone; ■ Centrepiece, white, embroidered, Mrs., Savage, Mrs, Brant; Centrepiece, col -1 ■ ored linen, embroidered, Mrs, Savage, I ■ ■ ■ let set, Miss Livingstone, Mrs. Fowl-. •A H. Edgar, Mrs. Weber; Towel, ■ er; Buffet Scarf, Mss. Brant, Mrs.• embroidered:, Mrs. Stroh, Mrs, Web - Dane. er; Plain apron, girl under 12, Mae Bed room Furnishings, hand made Coulter; Yard crochet, edging, girl —Vanity set, Mary Fralick, Mrs. Sal -under 12, Mrs, Carnochan, Mrs. Hone, kel.d;'Ilalad Towels, Mrs. Brant, Isa- '3 fancy Handkerchiefs, Marg.' Caul - bel Johnston; Guest Towels, Mrs. ter, Mae Coulter; Pieced Quilt block, Brant, Mrs. Greer; Bath Towel and face cloth, Mrs. Greer, Miss Living- stone; ivi»gstone; Pair• Pillow slips, hand hem- st e withmonogram, itch d M.i. s Liv g s ,ingstone; Pair Pillow Slips, cut work, Mrs. Bishop, Mrs. Brant; Boudoir lamp shade, Mrs: • 1i*awley, Mrs: Mrs. George Dane; Tray cloth, Mrs Savage,' Mrs. Brant;'.Six Serviettes. Mrs. Savage, Miss Livingstone; Buf- STOMACH TROUBLE Those who suffer from stomach trouble, bilious. nese, gas, heartburn, cramps, and irdiges'.ion should try this wc,:xatrr. ful medicine thigh Torts rapidly yet ens;ly. It is made from 14 selected herbs and roots. Relieve rouble with your stomach t the herbs and roots of the lie}ds and :crests, in DR.FRENCH'S Get a Cottle, today, from Nu -Erb is sold by McKibbon's Drug Store, and by a good druggist in ev- ery town in Ontario. hemming, Mrs. Stroh, Margaret Coul- ter; Tea Towels, embroidered, Mrs: .. RadiO and Electric Shop ri • Wingharn i" , Ontario • • y �: Phone 1.58 or 234•�o Station �OBF I ■ a■l� ■■I* ■ J■■■r�Ur■t10rr!•M1/\r%�■■■1■I!/■/■rr■r■■!•■■ IN■ ■ /. Late potatoes, J. D. Beecroft, Geo. Jeffray; Six doughnuts, Mrs. Jeffray,, Dane; Best collection of potatoes, A." Mrs Eliio.tt; Plate of cocoanut kisses, 'ni s e1- ' 1VTrs. 5a#field' ,Mrs. W. M. Henry; Schmidt, J. D. Beecroft,; On o , Y Berberich; .Onion hortbread• Mrs, A. H, Edgar, 'Mrs. • low, Mrs: Hone 1: 'Berber s S , red," Mis ;T 'one 'firs. "Stroh. Onions, 6: 'H, Edgar, Muffins, whole wheat *hi te,si� rs: Iibne 'T, l3erberich; (On- flour, Mrs:.G. H:'Edgar, Mrs.•Wheel iton4 1Stttch••'or, top st ts;• •T, C` Wtt ' er Jelly" • Roll, Mary Fralick, 1VIrs. Berberich; 'Onions, grown Jeffray Six Cream Puffs, Mrs.' 'El- - I- frortit i `T)ittt:h or'' tbpS,.ts;•• S. Alton, S. ,Batt, '1Irs: W. M. Henry; Nut Bread, Young;, Onions,' any other, J. D: Bee-.on,e loaf, Mrs. W. J. Brown, Mrs,. A. croft ,Mrs: Stioti` Tcnatoes, larger Robertson, Jelly, 1'pint, apple, Mrs: .red, ''scarlet of pink ''Mrs Stroh, T Jeffray, Isabel Johnston Jelly, 1 pt, Q. •:Wilson; Tot—napes,' any: other, W.' "any other variety, Isabel Johnston, Weber, Schmidt CeleryCelirY, white Mrs, Kew , Maple Syrup, , 1 � uart , r plume, Mrs. Strish; 1 caning, Celery Mrs Henry, Mrs, A H:. Edgar; Cols any other, Geo. Haines,,.r,Y.':Berb'erich; lection off fruits, Mrs. Stroh, ' Isabel Cabbage, `early, Mrs. ',Stroh; ,Cabbage, Johnstoi,'J. S. Cowan; Collection of winter,' Mrs, Stroh, Mrs. Kew; 'Cab: canned` vegetables, Mrs, 'Trembly, J,` bage, pickling, ''T, Berb'erich, Mrs,` S: Cowan; W. Weber; Marmalade, Stroh; Cauliflower, MS's. Stroh; Cu- Mrs. Kew, J. S. Cowan, Mrs, Trends, cumiiers;:'green or ripe, Mrs. Stroh, ly; Tomato Catsup; Mrs. Kew, Mrs. T. Berberich; Table corn, Mrs. Stroh; Wheeler ,° Pickles, vegetable, • 'Mrs. A. Schmidt; Musk melenas, J. 0, Bee-. Trembly, T. C. Wilson; Pickles, fruit, croft, 1'. J. Salkeld; 1:'ttmpkins,J. S. 4Virs. Trembly, T. C. Wilson; Chili Sauce, Mrs. Stroh, T. C. Wilson; Cold Stroh; Squash or' .Mammoth Turin-ol1Teat sauces, j...Wheeler, Mrs. Stroh; ..kin, J. S. Cowan, 1'. Berberich; Water ,Cali/led .Chielcen, Mrs. A. Robertson, Melons; W, Weber; Collection of Mrs, Trembly; Salmon loaf, Mrs. A., garden produce, W. Weber. Robertson, ,Mrs, W. J, Brown; Dis- Dairy and Provisions play' of hpney, Mrs. Salkeld; .Butter.' Bread, one loaf, homemade, brown, in creeks, W: Wellings,' Mrs, D. Fore- Mrs. Walter Jeffray, Mrs, LeRoy El- liott, Mrs.' l'retnbly; Bread, one loaf homemade, white, iblrs. 'Weber, T. Berberich,' Mrs. W. 5. Brown;' Half dozen homemade bons, hfrs. Pitmen, • Mrs. Jeffray; Half dozen homemade tea biscuits, Mrs, W. M. Henry,. Mrs Firmen; Ginger Bread, Mrs. LeRoy Elliott, Mrs..Yeffray; Fruit cake, dark, Mrs. G. Fl;' Edgar, gar, Mrs. Weber; Fruit Cowan, C. Clark;5'$unflowers; Mrs ler; Butter in pound prints, Mrs. tee- c:roft,Mrs, A. H. Edgar; 1iutter, orna- mentals Mrs. Jeffray; Cheese. dish, Mrs. A. Robertson, Miss Carrick; 1 clozeit hen eggs, S. Alton, J. S. Cow- an; Chicken pie, Mrs. Robertson;` best .eight articles of food suitable for a'tvorlcing mans supper,' Mrs. Robert- son, Miss Johnston, Mrs. Jeffray; homemade hard soap, Mrs, ,Stroh, 5, cake, :light, Mrs. Jeffray,' Mrs, W. J S. Cowan. Brown; .Layer Cake, light, Mrs, W. Salads— Fruit salad,' Mrs. W. M. J, Browh', Mrs, Elliott; Layer Cake, Henry, Mfrs. Kew; Vegetable salad, dark;" Mrs. Wheeler, .Mrs, T. H., Mrs. • Kew,, , Mrs, Trembly; Salad Moo;e; Pie, apple, Ms, W. M, Heti- dressing, Mrs, W. M> .Henry, Mrs, rt', I'trs, E'lltott; 1.ic, puttnpkin, Mrs, Ws J.,Brown. Wellings, Beatrice Thornton; Pie, Plants mid Flowers temdi: Miss t '1.1 ortoo, Mar 'Fralieks . Asters, -Mrs. Stroh, Mrs. drew; Dail - Batter Tarts, J;, 5. Cowan, Mrs; G, hT, ~las, Mrs. Youngs Mrs. Kew; Gladioli, Edgar; Six. • Oattineal . Cookies Maty Mi{5,• Stroh, Mrs; .Yc'tmg; Pansies, Fralick,. 'M rS,,;.Welli-nfis; „Ginger Mrs. I'rew, ivtoi.. Stroh; et nlas, Mrs, cookies Mrs, I3one''M's. Jeffray, Sint Stroll, Mrs, TT,ev Phlox Drttnahotndi, date:cotikies, Mrsf lid J,6.T31 otvn,':7l ra;. • . `i,itt flYr 4' 'M1tis.,,.r Sf'r'mh.y.,: meet peas, Mrs, Young, Mrs... Kew; Stocks, Mrs. Stroh, Mrs. Kew; Zinnias, ,Mrs. Young, , Mrs. ` Trembly; Marigolds, French, Mrs. Robetrson, Mrs. Tremb- ly; , Calendulia, Mrs. A.. Robertson, Mrs. S. Young; Gaillardia, Mrs. Sam Young, Mrs. Trembly; Snap dragons, Mrs -Kew, Mrs: A. Robertson; Scab- iosa, Mrs. Trembly, Mrs. Stroh; Sali- pi lossia, Mrs, Stroh, Mrs. Young; Straw Flowers, Mrs. Stroh, W. Web- er) Geranium double, white, J. D. Beecroft, Mrs. Kew; Geranium, dou- ble, any other, A. Robertson, Mrs, Kew; Roses, Mrs, Trembly, Mrs, Kew; Floral decoration for cemetery decoration, Mrs, Kew; Mrs. Trembly; Floral design for indc,;or decoration, Mrs. Young, Mrs. Kew; 'Basket of an- nuals, Mrs, Young, Airs. Kew; Bou- quet, table, Mrs. Kew, Mrs.:. Robert- son; Bouquet, hand, hard plants, Mrs. Kew, Mrs. Young ilouquct, hand, tender plants, Mrs. Kew, Mrs., Tremb- ly; Tuberous, Begonia, Mrs. Kew, Mrs: Robertson; Fuschia, in bloom, Mrs, Robertson; Best collection of potted plants, Walter Ross, Mrs. Young; , Foliage plant, collection,, Mrs, Kew, Mrs. Young; Hanging Basket or pot of potted plants, Mrs, Kew, Mrs, A, Robertson. Ladies' Work, Hand Made Embroidery, solid white, Mrs, ,Sav- age, Mrs. Edgar Brant Embroidery, eyelet, Isabel Johnston, Miss Living- stone; Embroidery, Roman cut work, Mrs. Savage, Mrs. Bete; , Embroid- ery, conventional design, colored, Mrs. Savage, Miss Livingstone; Em- broidery, Bulgarian, Mrs. Savage, Miss Livingstone; Embroidery, french knot, Mrs, Savage, Mrs, Brant; Ens- b'roidery, modern cross stitch, Mrs, Greer, Mrs, Savage; Specimen Tatt- ing, Miss Livingstone, Mrs, Savage; Specimen Tatted edgings, Mrs. Sav- ago Mrs. 1) Fowler; Specitrten filet crochet, fine, Mrs: Savage, Miss 1,iv- inotane; Specimen Irish etereret y Miss Livingstone, Mrs, Savage; Speci- nett Swedish iteavin r Mrs, Savage, 1 h+ g i Miss Livingstone; Specimen Tapes- try'; MiiS Livingstone, Mrs. Greer. Mae Coulter, Mrs. Savage; Fancy bed: spread, Mrs. Stroh; Collection of fan= cy work,, Mae Coulter, Mrs, Savage; Fest collection baking, Mae Coulter, Mrs. W,eber,. Mrs. Carnochan; Collec- tion of 'home made candy, Isabel Johnston, Mae Coulter, Marg. Coul- Greer. ter; Chocolate cake, Beryl Brown, Ladies' Personal Wear —, Ladies' Mrs, A. H. Edgar. night dress silk Mrs. Weber,. Mrs. fiFine Arts Brant; Ladies' night dress, cotton, is, Oil Painting—Landscape or Marine Mary Fralick; Ladies bloomers, Mrs: Miss. Livingstone, Miss Grant; 1{i•uii Savage; Ladies' dress slip. Mrs. Sav- or flowers Miss Grant,Miss,Cooke; g s, age, e Mrs. Weber; Handkerchiefs Mrs. Savage, Miss Livingstone; Red Jacket, Mrs,Savage, Miss Living' Animals, .Miss Grant; Figure 'Subject,. Miss Grant, Miss Livingstone.; Still Life, Miss Grant; Miss Cooke; Col - stone; Hand bag, Mrs. Savage, Miss lection, Miss. Grant, Miss ` •Living - Livingstone• Ladies' practical work stones' apron, Mrs; Stroh, Mrs: Hone; Lad- ies House dress, Mrs. Stroh, Mrs. Fowler. t i' Domestic Neeidecratt w-Qn 1t piec- ed t;c-ed cotton, Isabel Johnston ,T. Berber- ich; Quilt, fancy quilting, new, Mrs Orvis, Mrs. Canadian; Quilt, log cabin, Isabel Johnston, Mrs. LeRoy: Elliott; Quilt, knitted, T. Ilerberiiin,' BEWARE OF IMITATIONS Mrs. N. Cowan; Built, crochet, Mrs. Savage, T. Berberich; Quilt, applique, Mrs, Dane; Fancy Bed spread, Mrs. Bishop, Mrs. `Savage Comforter, hand made, Mrs, N. Cowan., Mrs. Stroh; Pair woollen socks Mrs, Hone, T. Berberich; Pair woollen mitts, Mrs. Hone, T. Berberich; Working man's shirt, Isabel Tohnston, Iliiss Livingstone; Child's dress, Mrs. Brant, Mrs. Salkeld; '`Child's play. dress' or romper, Mrs. Hone, Mrs, W. J. Brown; Braided mat, Miss Living- stone, T. Berberich; Hooked wool SPIRT 111II11lIIIIilllnlllNlllliINIIIMMINE1f lI1I iII ! mat, Mrs. Stroh; Bath mat, M, s. Greer; Best labor saviiig device, Mrs. F. Henry, Mrs,. Greer: Assortment of work done by lady after reaching age', of 65 years Mrs. feecrof"t Isabel , , Johnston, Girls' Department,hand made -best ;dressed' Doll, Mac Coulter, Margaret Coulter; Crochet in wool,.'Mrs: Sav- age; Crochet in cottoit Mrs. Stroh, Mrs. Savage; Centrepiece, embroider- ed in white, Mae Conitcr Mary .Fra-. lick; Centrepiece, colored, embroider-' ed, Mrs, Stroh, : Mae Coulter; Sofa Pillow, fancy .needlework, Marg lira-, licit, ..Mrs: Stroh; Six 13ttttonitole,s, l trs. 'Stroh, Mae 'Coulter; Pa.1:04 g :.,t �rilllen ` t,r i ..Coulter, 1. a a .ger, t, M, t; ou tet', Mae Coulter; Specimen darning, Mrs, Stroh, 'Mary l slick; Sl tch ien hand LOOIiA for the name Bayer and the word genuine on the package as pictured above when you buy Aspirin. Then you'll know that you are get- ting etting the genuine Bayer product that thousands of physicians prescribe. Bayer Aspirin is SAFE, as millions;. of users have proved. It does not depress the heart, and no harmful after-effect follow its use. Bayer Aspirin is the universal antidote for pains of all kinds. Headaches Neuritis' Colds Neuralgia Sore Throat Lumbago. 1'i eurnatism Toothachd Genuine Bayer Aspirin, is sold at all druggists in boxes Aof '12 and in bottles of 24 and 100. 'Aspirins is -the trade -t i'iatk of Laver:: manufacture of mortoaceticacidestet , of salicylicaiid. ' Each package marked Chinaware contains a piece of fine English ware, old ivory tint, new irregulaar borders. N 21/2 MINUTES AFTER THE WATER BOILS MMISONE 130 Water Colors -Landscape or Mar- ine, Miss Savage, Mist' Livingstone; Figure Subject,Miss Grant, Miss Liv- ingstone; Still Life, Miss Cooke, Miss Livingstone; Collection, Miss Grant, Miss Livingstone. Drawing (must be done in 1930)• —Crayon, animal life, Miss. Grant, Miss Livingstone; Crayon, in light and shade, Miss Livingstone, Mrs. Savage; Crayon, figure subject, Miss Grant, Miss Livingstone; Pen 'and ink Sketch, Miss Cooke,. Miss Grant. The :balance of the Prize List will appear in next week's issue. HON. ROBERT WEIR WELCOMED HOME (Continued from page 1) walks of life, and I wc,uld.sooner be the `first farmer of Canada' as'it were, than the first anything else. I have merely extended my farm to touch the boundaries of the Dominion, and 1 hope I may become . a channel rthinking which' the ideas of th1 g farmers niay pout for the moulding of legislation beneficial to the farmers of the country as a ivhole, A,system of agriculture which is not reflected' by reasonable content and prosperity sin the simplest farm home in Canada is not worthy to be called a national agricultural .policy" • Premier Bennett, Mr. Weir, went on to say, "was eceeded.by no one in holding close to iiis heart the in- terests of Canadian farmers. The Prime Minister, he recalled, had :told' him after he had been sworn in at Rideau Hall that, he was "a spearhead of the Government," and that "the resources of the Government and of the country were behind him in the interests of the farmers." H would have no regrets, he con- cluded, if political "fortune seined and sent him back to farming again. He had never been in politics before and would not be.now if large groups of fanners to Little, Carrot Valley, Sas- katchewan, had not pleaded' with loin to run in Mellor* :Sask.r that they might have a' Voice 'in Parliament. They were. willing (psupport hien, added 'Mr.'Weir,; regardless of, What party he, affiliated..liiniself During ther -rano several ad- dresses.Duing.pag r t ' eir. Isaac we c i�ad o,�i . V+i Wright, Reeve of ' "ta,rnberry Town- ship, where Mr. Weir was born, read a complimentary address, while Clerk I�. Cruikshank presented 'tlie ' new t ministerwith a .cane'; t:, .Fells, rnayor of Wingharn, :.read an address of wel- come on behalf ©f the people•of the town, and J W' McKibbon,`Reeve of. Win team read a cum litn.entary ad- dress . a� . dress on behalf of Huron County, act- ingBaker,who was for Warden A. C.w log absent on .ccourit of illness. "Pm glad Schoolmaster Musgrove didn't have a cane as heavy as that,". commented Mr. Weir, adding that he was not going to reply to the address- es because he was supposed to be on holidays. M2SMIMErtllt'in n ll ri ii7i TIDE NEW FALL FELTS ARE >tIN �. In varied Col- $3e90 ors and Blocks Fashioned of lustrous felt,, they're styles to fit the face. as well as the head. Let us recommend ' one for your type. Now HOSIERY to your liking' Finest Silk or Mixed Lisle 1VI I)b Weaves Wl"iether you like your' socks loud or "quiet", this o grouping will please you. fresh, new, stripe or clock ef- fects in keen colors Sizes 10 to 11%. for long � . Guaranteed wear. >•.;_ . H. E. Isard o 69c. .Among those on the platform dur- ing, the afternoon' were' N. W . `l. re- wart'ha, ex-M.P.P. of Clinton, and Mrs, Trewartha, Mrs, Weir arid little daughter, Dor- othy, who is just going on two years, were not forgotten •during the after- noon festivities and were presented with two'botiquets from the Women's Institute and the business men of the town. Mrs, C. G. Campbell pre- sented the bouquet on behalf of the Institute. As a final permanently valuable re- minder of the day's events, Mr, Weir had delivered to hire informally a list of all who had registered in a "book of remembrance" at the fair grounds: Eggs Cream Pouitry ....,t See our _ o. 1 Potatoes before . puttingWinter your i. _ter Su . l . Wl >n i iiru - t40. on a 166