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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1931-04-02, Page 5Thursday, Arpil end, 1931 PI tx•'r::: i i•C• . . TTI; WINGJIAM ADVANCE -TIMES. PAGE 'S EN'S E R ST IRE Spring Togs for Men NEW TOP COATS In Fancy Tweed Effects in snappy looking models and atrices you can't afford to overlook p $12.00 To $20.00 NEW SUITS Tweeds and English Worsteds, latest models, Tailored to fit perfectly in every detail. Easter Bargain—Value up to $20.50, now for quick sale at $15.50 LATEST NEW SPRING HATS Are now in stock. See the English "Budd Hats”, they are smart. Prices begin at .... ..... $2.95 Easter Bargain in Fancy Pattern 1 Shirts, Broadcloths in ,the new Spring shades, Reg. Values, $2.00 and $2.25, Now....................................$1.59 ITosiery—Silk and Wool Mixtures in. Fancy Stripes, Bargain .. 49c Neckwear—In the Choicest of'. Silks, at Special Value 50c, 75c, $1.00 LOOK THESE VALUES OVER. 1 H. E. Isard & ompan 1 1 AUTOMOBILE LICENSE NUMBERS FOR 1931 Following is a list as officially compiled . of the automobile license markers for pleasure cars as allotted to the several districts of Ontario for ,tt931: Toronto Collingwood Midland Orillia __..... ...::..._......_., A1—A9999 Toronto -...,,,,,-.-.,„ AA1—AD100 Ottawa .. ,,,,,, AD101—AF400 ,,. AF401—AK300 Barrie Vanleek Hill „... ,.„,.... _ Alexandria Cornwall Winchester AK301—A0999 AP1—AR999 AS1—AT600 AT601—AY100 AY101—AZ999 ®■■UI®®NEEPIE ENEE ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ masammmannammmunim ■ ■ ■ ■ "MY BEST GIRL” That is the appealing title of our next great aerial story. Kathleen Norris wrote it. That in itself is a guarantee that it is human, appealing, intensely interesting story about people of the kind we all knows "Maggie Johnston" the "Best Girl" of ..the story, works in the "Five -and -Ten." Her father is a letter -carrier. Her mother feels that she has mar- ried beneath her. Her older sister "Liz" works in a beauty parlor. Not much romance in Maggie Johnston's life you would say --but Maggie finds it --finds it right in the "Five -and -Ten." You'll love Maggie and you'll like "Joe" the boy who brings romance into the little shopgirl's drab existence. Don't amiss the first instalment of this great serial story. It begins in this paper this week. The Advance , Times, ■ ■ Wingham, Ontario ,�.. B1-119999 .,,. BA1—BW999 Kemptville ..,., BXI—BY400 Prescott _, BY401—BZ999 Toronto C1—C9999 Brockville CA1—CD300 Gananoque ..,„. CD301—CE999 Smiths Falls .._ CF1—CJ200 Perth CJ201-CL200 Carleton Place CL201=-CM800 Kingston ...... ....... ..........._ CIv1801—CT600 Tichbourne _ CT601—C1.7300 Arnprior ,,.,- ,.,,_,.,.,,_,,,. GU301-CV800 Renfrew ,.. •CV801—CX900 Pembroke „.. CX901—CZ999 Toronto D1 -D9999 Pernbroke ........ DA1—DA800 Napanee . DA801—DD400 Tamworth .. DD401—DE200 Picton DE201-0H800 Belleville DH801—DR999 Tweed DS1—DT300 Bancroft _., DT301—DT 700 Carrrpbellford DT701—DV700 Hastings DV701—DW400 Cobourg ... .._,_... D W401 -D Y500 Havelock DY501-DZ500 Toronto E1 -E9999 Peterborough Peterborough Minden Lindsay Port Hope Bowmanville Oshawa Toronto Beaverton Milton Guelph Orangeville Welland. In Reserve Toronto DZ501—DZ999 EA1—E:H200 EH2O1—EH800 EH801—EN999 E01—EP40'0 EP401—ER999 ES1-EZ999 F1 -F999:9 FA1—F13200 FB201—FD500 FD501—FL999 FM1—FP700 FP701—PW700 FW701-FZ999 I -I1 --H9999 In Reserve 1A1—HD700 Keewatin HD701—HE50 Kenora HE51—HE600 Dryden • HE601—HF150 Sioux Lookout HF151-HF250 Fort. Francis : HF251-HF750 Port ,.Arthur HM1—H0999 Fort William HH751-PIL999 Schreiber HP1—HP100 Cochrane, HP101—HP999 Iroquois Falls HR].—HR000 Timmins HR601--I-1T300 Swastika ' HT301--HU200 New Liskeard HU201—HV200 Cobalt ... HV201—HW400 Sault Ste. Marie ,,,..: HW401-1-1Z999 Toronto Sault Ste, Marie Bruce: Mines J1—J9.999 JAI -5A200 JA201—JA600 Thessalon 5A601—J13100 Blind River. J13101—j')3550 Richards Landing J13551.-JJ'13800 Gore Bay „-.,.. ,,,jl 801---JC400 Little Current, ,...... JC401—JC750 Manitowantng .....,..,... JC751—JD50 Espanola JD51--JD500 Chapleau JD501—JD600 Sudbury JD601--JJ909 Sturgeon Falls w,,,.,..,,... Jt(.- �JT;991i North Bay JL1.--TN300 Powasson JN301—JN999 Parry Sound JO-.-JO999 Burks.. Falls :;::.. ........ ......JP1--JP999 1�Iuntsvill e J121---3 8999 13raeebridge J51 -5T20.0 Gravenhurst JT201-5T900 Essex , JT901-=JU80o Amberstburg JU801.--JV900 Kingsville JV901-JZ999 Toronto K1—I(9999 Kingsville KA1—KA200 Wallaceburg KA20j--KB999 Petrolra KC1.—KD999 Watford Kincardine KE1=K401 F600 incar dine KJKF601—KL300KJ400 Kincar— Walkerton ' KL301—KN700 Wingham KN701-KP900 Goderich _. KP901—KT200 Listowel KT201-KW150 Clinton KT201—KZ150 Stratford .....:. KZ551—KZ999 Toronto Stratford Strathroy en St,GlThocoemas Aylmer Tillsonburg Toronto Owen Sound Meaford Durham" Han Harroveriston 1VLH401—ML800 Kitchener ML801-1X200 Galt MY201-11MIZ999 .Toronto , „ ,•„.............. N1 -N6500 Weston - Galt Galt NA1—hTC"rp9 „Paris NC 701—ND700 Sirncoe ND901—NK700 Port Rowan ..,. NK701-NL400 Dunnville NL401—N0300 Niagara Falls N0301—NW100 Fort Erie NW101-NY700 Woodstock NY701-0E999 Weston 01-03900 Woodbridge • 03901-05800 Newmarket 05801-08900 Unionville 0890] 09999 Sarnia O F1-01999 Brampton ON1-08999. In 'Reserve Unionville Sutton Hamilton' Hamilton Hamilton Hamilton .. St. Catharines L1—L9999 LA1-LH400 LH401--LK200 LK201—LK800 LK801—LR999 LS1—LT999 LUI—LW700 M1—M9999 LW701-LZ999 MB901-M D300 MD301—MD999 ME1—MH400 OS1-0X317 P1 -P2000 P2001 -P2500 •"].'2501—P9999 R1—R9999. S1—S9999 T1 -T500 T501—T8000 Brantford... ..... :. ....... T8001—T9999 Brantford U1 -U5000. London ,., ..._.,._ ...•.., U5001-119999 London V1—V9999 London ... ..._.:.. .:... W1 W6000 Chatham X1—X7000 Chatham ..___. , ,_ _ W6001—W9999 Windsor Windsor Windsor X7001—X9999. Y1—Y9999 Z1 Z4000 Walkerville Z4001—Z9999 G; I and Q omitted. EASTER BEHOLD What manner of LOVE the Father hath bestowed upon vs that we should be called the Sons of God (and such we are.) Therefore the World knoweth us not because it knew Him not. Now are we the SONS • OF GOD and it doth not yet appear what we shall b e ; but we' KNOW that when H E SHALL APPEAR.' we shall be like HIM: for we shall see HIM, as HE is I John III: 1 2 Easter, the happiest .holiday this old world knows! The Resurrection day! Life ' from . the dead, from the dust Tenderness triumph! Past is Gethsemane with its an- guish, past Calvary with its crown of thorns, past the stillness of the Garden bought by Joseph of Arima thea, past the chill of the tomb in which no man had lain before, past the pain that was the price He paid in full when thechastisement of our peace was laid upon Him. EASTER, the great Day, First Day of the week, first in the glorious dis- pensation of forgiveness, and that friendship between Divinity and hu - inanity, founded like the wall of the City Beautiful, on "a Jasper stone clear as crystal"—the words of the master: "Greater love hath no man than this, that a. man lay down his life for his friends," ' EASTER pulses with life, typifies life. "Christ is risen" sings the choir invisible, "He is risen indeed, Hallel- ujah!' tYf .And earth, with her greeting fields, her sap -stirred woods, her sun - kissed seas, her valley, hills and all her tender growing things, swells the • Resurrection Son. "Life Lrfe from the dead!" the tall white lilies sing, and show their hearts of gold. "Life from the dead!" the mosses creeping aver myriad graves, the daisies •sta.rring, all the gloom, the columbines with honey -laden bells, the rose—that flower of fragrant breath --these, ,and milli«iismere, swell the chorus; ohorus; "Life from the dead!" Each blade of grass sings glory, the whole Earth is full of 1 --Xis Glory! —JEAN BLEWETT, NO SUNDAY RADIO ADVERTISING A step in the right direction was taken by the Canadian Association of Broadcasters when it decided up- on elirninationof all advertising from radio programs broadcast in Canada on Sunday, other than the mention of the sponsor's name, address and nature of business. Further the asso- ciation decreed that week -day pro- granis after 7 p,m, should not include advertising to exceed five per cent, of the time on the air of any one program. In view of the prominence Which radio broadcasting is likely to receive at the next session of the Federal Parliament;; this action on the part of broadcasters should be taken as evidence of a sincere desire on their part to eliminate undesirable features such as over -emphasis on ad- vertising, and it may forestall immed- iate adoption of the. Aird report which recommended nationalization of radio broadcasting. An Awful Eyeful The devil sends a wicked wind To blow the skirts knee high, But heaven is just, and sends the dust To fill the bad man's eye. Raked Ham " Many women like to =serve' ham on Easter Sunday. The following is one way of preparing it deliciously. Boil a half or whole smoked ham until tender. •Never let the water boil, but keep the water simpering, and give the ham a long slow cooking. Let. it stand over night in the water in which it was cooked. Then remove the skin and rub the fat surface with brown sugar, rubbing it as much as it will absorb. Stick the fat with whole cloves, at frequent intervals. Bake in a very moderate oven for about an hour. "Be sure that the oven is not hot, as the brown sugar will scorch readily. If you like a sweet with your meat,. and it is a pleasant custom, try bak- ing fruit with the ham. Add quar- tered bananas, slices of canned pine- apple, or canned apricots, 15 minutes before removing the ham, and let them brown slightly, Serve the fruit on the platter with the ham, as a gar- nish, Chocolate •Dessert 1 1b. chocolate wafers pint whipping cream Whip cream. Sweeten and flavour to taste. Line a leaf, cake tin with wax paper. Place the wafers incl the whipped cream, in alternate layers in the cake tin, until all are used. Let stand over night or for several hours, in the refrigerator, or in a cool place, Turn out and slice with a sharp knife. This is a delicious dessert, and has the advantage that it may be made the clay previous to using. "Why did the doctor bring me a baby sister, nurse, when he knew I wanted a brother?' "Well, he happened to be out of boys." "WeII, I could have waitedfor a few weeks," Fortune does not smile on those who wait. It laughs at them. BORN Montgomery—In Wingham General Hospital, Tuesday, March 24th, to Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Montgomery -- a daughter. Final Examinations Thee Department of Education an- nounces that the high school, col- legiate institute and model school en- trance examinations will openthis year on Monday, June 22, and con- tinue until on-tine'until Friday, June 26. The De, partinental examinations in the Low- er School start on Thursday, June 18th, continuing until Wednesday, June 24th, and in the middle and up- per schools on Monday, June 15, con- tinuing until Tuesday, June 30th, WROXETER The March meeting of the Wo- men's Institttte was held at the home of Mrs. 5, 5, Allan. The Roll Call was responded to by naming "A Can- adian Beauty Spot." Miss M. J. Pope gave an interesting and well -arrang- ed 15aper on "Ottr National Parks," The hostess assisted by Miss Hazle- wood, served lunch, Owing to condition of the roads, I:ev. II, Bolingbroke was unable to get to Salem for service Sunday af- ternoon. Mtn 11111111101111111111011!aNllliARlllir#llllk!!MlllLi11�RHl�ilt I111II1i111I111R1fl>wgll Iiylllllll'lllltl(fiflilMll Horne -made Easter Eggs 5,c to - $1.00 _■ Chocolate Rabbits All Kids of Easter Novelties. it Every purchase of 25c or over entitles you to a free guess on the weight of II Easter Egg, given free to nearest guess 1 on Saturday, AprilJ 4th. Peacock Candy Phone 181 Wingham !-1 illtiilflllilRlliWltllrillMilull itviliIitailIIi!RIII■IllililillatitolllRfll/lill111111lll®IItMIIISlilt•lis Mrs. T. Reid who has been stay- bull gave a brief synopsis of the ing at the home of her son, John, study book. Mrs. Arthur Fitch gave returned home Tuesday. a reading. Roll call, "Easter Thou- ghts" a very pleasing and appropri- ate hymn was sung by Miss Irene gnd. Mrs. Mundell "We need a little help from you." Collection over $5. Prayer 'in conclusion by Mrs. Peter Hackney. Miss Elizabeth Hackney visited on Friday at Mrs. Mulvey s. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Aitken and boys at W. Mundell's, Mr. and Mrs. Teemish and Freddie at Mrs, Jeffray's. Mr,. and Mrs. Hector McLean at George Herd's. Miss Irene Mundell spent Sunday evening with Minnie Jeffray, and Eleanor Jeffray with Mrs. Case - more. BELMORE Mr. Stitnlett was to take charge of the Young People's meeting in the Union Church Sunday evening, bas- ing his remarks on his experiences intheWelsh Il res. Owing to the state of the roads, there was no service in the Presby- terian Hall Sunday. Fourteen attended the W. M. S. held at Miss Hackney's Wednesday afternoon. After the opening hymn. and prayer, minutes of last meeting were read and adopted. Mrs. Turn- :'x.11—.•� a 11�1ib1': .gisfen gn eianada on Parade/ " every , richly evening lr: Tee awe tilcm 1E p ltga "More important than all the deliberations of the industry are.the family councils on the performance of cars, the atmosphere of service stations and the courtesy of salesmen. Millions of daughters, mothers, sons and fathers are writing the future of the auto- motive business around the ,reside—with no one there to plead the case of the nzanufacturer,:car, or. dealer.. And the verdicts are final." Motor Magazine. The verdict, with relation to cars priced between $1290 and $2900, is clear-cut and conclusive: More than fifty out of every one hundred buyers •of eights in this field choose the Straight Eight 11- McLaughlin-Buick, yMcLaughlin-Buick, while the remainder divide their purchases among 14 other .retakes. And eighty-eight per cent. of McLaughlin -Buick owners—almost nine out of ten—return to buy McLaughlin-Buicks again and 'again. Owing to their popularity the present models of 1931 McLaughlin...Erlich Straight Eights will be con, firmed throughout the corning summer and fall. Clic Stratq , GENERAL air. MOTORS • M01:01,yV trig A. M. CRAWFORD Dealer Wingham