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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1932-03-24, Page 3cprri, Thursday. March 24th 1932 , FRETE RESTLE S? Look to this cause When your baby fusses, tosses and seems unable to sleep restfully, look for one common cause, doctors say. Constipation. To get rid,quickly of the accumulated wastes which cause restlessness and discomfort, give a cleansing dose of Castoria. Castoria, you know, is made specially for, children's delicate needs. It is a pure vegetable preparation; contains no harsh drugs, no narcotics. It is so mild and gentle you can give it to a young infant to relieve colic. Yet it is as effective for older children. Cas- toria's regulative help will bring re- laxed comfort and restful sleep to .your baby. Keep a bottle on hand. Genuine Castoria always has thee -name: ti ‘Zs1/217C---drh: I A CASTOR1A, visited her mother, Mre, Walt Sinison on Saturday. The Passion Service held in ti United Church each evening of th week will be as follows. On Monde. evening, Rev, Button, of Forclwi.c will preach; on Tuesday, Rev. R. S. Jones, of Ste Stephen's Anglican Church, Gorrie; Rey. Butt on Thurs- day, Rev. lq'inlay of Wroxeter on Fel- 'day; Rev, Butt, Easter Sunday, Spec- ial music will be provided by the choir, and there will also be a recep- don service, The Stfrala.y followin Communion will be observed, The town fathers axe busy with plans for t1ie. coming events, one of which Is the horse race between Pro. Earngey and Vic S here, Owing to bad roads- only a small Crowd was present on Friday evening to witness the return hockey game betWeen Southampton and. Gorrie- Wroxeter teams, which was played in the Gorrie Arena on Friday night. Both teams were tired, the Union team having played in Southampton • on Thursday night and having mot- ored, found the roads almost impass- able, as did the visiting team on Fri— day night. Nevertheless, a real fast; clean ,game was played which proved satis- fying to the hockey fans, the game 'ming in a score of 6-4 in favor of to Union team, er is Y: - h, g FO'R .1 T GORRIE The line-ups were: Southampton— d Sbuler, W. C. Scott, J. Mth- cson, C. Robertson, C. Becker, 0. Davidson, H. ICreuger, 'VV. Toilers, W. H. Rogers. 'Gorrie-Wroxeter Brears, J. Gibson, G. Paul= , C. Edwards, J. Abram, H. Durst, Gibson, W, Paulin,' P. L. Durst, Higgins. Referee—H. Rife, Walk - ton. • ,The Womaree Association of the lilted Church met at the home of, rs. M. Abram on Thursday ,after - on. The president, Mrs. W. G. rong was ire charge of the meeting, rs. Walter Simson read the Scrip - in R• s, Service will be held in the Presby- er teriart Church here, on Good, Friday Afternoon. Rev. Arther Leggett, pas- U tor, will conduct this service at 2.301M o'clock. , - I no Mrs, R. S. Clegg lias returned St home from Brussels where she has /i b visiting her daughter, Mrs, Earl. . Mr. and Mrs: 5. L, CaMpbellenov- ed their household effects to Listow- el on Tuesday of last Week. We wish them Success and good luck. Mr,.and Mrs. Arthue Stephens re- turned home from their wedding 'trip on Monday. They have „ the gab(' wishes of this •comitmeity. Mr. T. Niekells is visiting this •week with his daughter hi Guelph. Mrs, Sheldon Bricker, of Fordwich flegassuatmesaresammigrantramwmasarm.-. . Hicks;Mr. Pele s-Gele a er- 144,46•111.141.411•1 monimmpaa Ismawessicamowtopset.ansor. PLACE SPECIAL GUARDS FOR PRINCESS ELIZABETH SCOTLAND YARD WATCHES OVER BRITISH PRINCESS Princess Elizabeth (1) third ine line Scotland yard after warnings of kid- Rose is not quite 19 months. Their of 'succession ,to the British throne, napping. Princess Elizabeth Alexan- mother the former Lady Elizabeth 1 and her sister, Princess Margaret 'dee letary ;will be six yeays old on Bosves-Lyon, was married to the RQSe (2) ,are being guarded by .April , 21, while Princess Margaret , Duke of York in 1923 history, after which the following] And wear his same sweet "smile"; , prograin was well rendered'. Song, ,"Nothing too good for the Irish," by four small Irishmen; Song, "A little bit of Heaven," by four small Irish girls; reading "VtTidow O'Shoan's Rant", IV.Iiss Niellte Dinsmore; Har- the High School at Wroxeter was monica selection, Mr. • Vint; • Duet, closed on Monday for the • be/epee of I m in love with an Irish Colleen," the week. • by Mrs. Hicks and Mr. IN/real-le-Ws; piano duet, Mrs. Wade and Robt. 'Wade; Comedy, one act, "Pat's Mat - tete lesson, The meeting closed with rimonial Venture, •a mieunderstane_ Sunday morning Dr. C. C. Ramage prayer'by Mrs. T. 0. Johnson. Dur- mg on the part of Pat".—The' Dins- gate a very hiteresting two -minute ing the afterhoort the ladies quilted a mere family; Irish dance, by the lit- talk on Temperance, whieh proved tle Irish girls; Harmonica selection, toile . . The cotigi3egation of Si. Stephen's • Mr.Vint; solo, "With You", Mr. Matthews; Comedy, one act, "Mrs. Anglican •Church held another • sue- ' Stubbins' Book Agent," Cast of char- eencesful Si. Patrick's concert in • the And greet his friends in days to come In just the sante old style. "A Chosen Friend." Owing to Miss •Gamble's illness, The Easter dance will be held in the township' hall on Monday night, At the Sunday , School Service on -very interesting and educational. Rev. and Mrs. G. W. Butt were in London this week attending ,the fun- eral of Mrs. Butt's uncle. .township hall on Thursday evening, acmes of play are: Mrs: Elvird Stub- Tho Junior League meeting will be Yellen a full house witnessed a silen- bins' ' averSe to book agents, Mrs. G. withdrawn, on Saturday afternoon of this week, also the Young People's meeting on Thursday evening. Don't forget the Easter dance on King, Mr. David Stubbins, her did program.' The hall was artieticale band", jack Musgrove; Deacon' hus- ly • decorated in honor of the day. WlieezeyimatriMotial intention, Rev. Mr. Jones, rector, in his address , wth of welt:erne,. spoke of St. ..Patrick': Douglas Holt; Miss Amelia Marryme Easter Monday night in the TO1V11 .41 middle aged Spinster, with hopes, ;Hall) Gorrie, music by Arthur's Or- 1...414)Artik.3,0144,*:*Wet(4.41 Va iI.k-1A.,,s;.zr 44 ',-- uici. the barn's' "in fire" r sistent Book Ageet, Norman Wade. This' concluded with the ' National Anthem after which the ladies serv- ed bench. The, Pleasure Euchre' Club were entertained at the home of Mr, and Mrs. E. W. Bolton on Friday even- ing- when five tables were Played. chestra, Wingham, Miss Monto Earngey returned to Wingham Business College on Mon - clay. Those wile stave been confined to! their • home' through illness are, Mrs. Ross Earl, Mrs, Anson Thornton, Le F. Ashton, Mrs. Rev, Butt, Mrs. R Cathers and -also several school child Tlie Continuation and Public Schools will be closed for the t aster holidays, March 24th, to Monday, Ap- ril 4th. Death came suddenly to Charey Sproul Monday evening. He worked ori the railroad till 5 o'clock although he complained of not feeling very well, arriving home about 5.30 he went to bed and expired shortly af- ter, before medical aid could be, sum- moned. He was section foreman on the C.P.R. here for about twenty-five years, corning off the Grand Valley Section, and was due for suerannua- tion in a short time. His death was supposed to have been caused from heart failure. Besides hie widow he leaves a family of three, George in Detroit, Mrs, D. Haskins and Earl, at home, who have the sympathy of the community. Friends are being notified and arrangements Made for the funeral, 10th LINE HOWICK Mr. and Mrs, Fred McIntosh drove to Williamsford on Thursday to at- tend the funeral of the latter's mo- ther, the late Mrs. McKay. The sym- pathy of the community is extended to Mrs. 'McIntosh. . Mr. and Mrs. Pritchard visited on --•• Saturday with Mrs. Claire Pritchard tif Gorrie, who isn't in the best of health. . Miss Stella Hoye of Brandon, re- turned to Hugh McLeod's on Sunday after spending :tome time with her coustns, Mr, and MrepValter ler. Th e honors were won by, Jadies, 1 ren suffering from ceids and .sore - Mrs, R. G. Newton, gents, Victor throat. Shera, and consolatiore ladies, Miss ,We are glad to report that • Mr. Monto Earngey, gents, George s. Zimmerman Sr., is as well as can be' King. The meeting this week will be expected after his serious illness. held Thursday night at the- home ef Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Stephens, have Mr. and Mrs. George King. rented the apartment over the ,Post Messrs, E. W. Bolton and George Office where they will be at home to Gallaway accompanied the Union hockey team to Southampton Thurs- day when the team was defeated. 1 The Busiest Shop in Town" You may go down the • t s lee , At any time of day, And you will always hear; Come, and let us play. their friends. Schools: closed ;here on ThersdaY for the Easter holidays. Miss Anne Dattglas, Principal, will spend her va- cation at tier home, near Belmore. Mrs. 1,V. C. King has been 011 the sick liat, but is improving. The recent snow storni, over, the weekend made many .a heart ache. Some young men wishing they could It may be a game of Sheet, • get home and others wishing they Or it may be euchre too • colttd get out of town to see their However, look in at "Scotty's" • fair damSels. However, absence And yetell agree it's true, •makes the heart grow fonder. • They come for miles and miles And spend :the clay with him And Pet goieg to tell you • He never scolds or' whims,. He's the most .congenial man You ever saw or knew Heleeeps a pile of wood tie heed To keep them *arm and comfy too. The town Men think Ite7S, Wondeeful, They play from morn' to night, Sometimes they get unruly, And have to take their Scotty Itas' soine chosen friends Can de anything they like if others would do just the same There sure would be it Ile has. been lenowe- to 'offer A tord of wood or .so.,‘ • those who soneetimes bother hint An-d;carrY in a lot of snow, Novy i Scotty was to move away, The menl, What Would they do.?; They simply would be lost, For a PlOe to go. Here's hoping he will always stay,. Dick Johnson's wife was making pies when she glanced out the win- • dow and saw sinoke curling up from the barn. And Dick was over. at the Blay's helping with a load of hogs! , She ran to the telephone. Dick rnshdd home with Fred Blay and in a few minutes they had stamped out the smouldering hay before the fire got really started. "That was a close shave", Dick said. "We might have lost every- thing. it's lucky we've kept our telephone' WROXETER Mrs. Bets Wade returned Monday after spending a couple of weeks iting her daughter, Mrs. Win. West- lake of Saltford. Mr. Lloyd Mc1'iicli- nel Toronte, visited his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Relit. McMichael, after 1 attending .the funeral of his grand- mother, Mrs. Strong, at Foldludels • the March mecon of the W. testi- tete Will be held at the home of the I l'resident, MeS, :Lovell.* paper on. i Fannies C.anadian Women and theirlf -work, will be included in the 'pro- p', rani, There has been quite a number on the iiek list the past week. Some of the younger set seem to be able to get rid of colds better than the geown-ups. HOWICK COUNCIL Wroxeter, March 1932 Council met in Geo, Town's Hotel, all members present, except Coun- cillur Bryans, the Reeve in the chair. Minates of last meeting were read and, on motion of Lovell nd Weir were adopted. Moved by Taykir and Lovell that the Council insure Township roads in the Glode Indemnity Co. for ,the en- suing year. Carried. 0 Moved by Lovell -and Weir that the tender of Roy Vogan be accepted for dreckieg gravel at 9cts per yard mile; that the tender of Roy Sim- nens be accepted for sctaping in gra- vel to crusher at '7 et s per e-ar'd; that the tender of Fred elyndman be no - mined for power for grader at $1.75 hour, and that the Road Super- ntereltie be instructed to advertise or power for crusher. Carried. • Moved by Lovell and Weir, that Itis Council request the Hydro E, P. 'omnsiseion to cancel the contract on he stone portion of the Brick Block Wroxeter owned by Mrs. Helen anderson, said contract way signed y Mrs, Helen Sanderson ,atid C. J. oils, cancellation to take effect -om Sept. Nth, 1081. Moved by Weir and Lovell that the reasurer be instructed to prepare atement on Teeswa ter ;Municipal ram, Carried, Moved by 'Taylor and Level!, filet e time -for returning Colleetates oils be extended to the April meet- , rmatillevimmugmersramommkotszaanunneuevemonAmommeamerttotors,...mosomm. F. H " UT Phm, B., Opt. D., R. 0. • OPTOME'I`RIST Phone 118 Harriston, Ont. he "Ttest Equipped Optical E& tablislunent in this pat of Ontario". gatitAittiiii*****16eititiirliii0041%iitioraMiin.ii,1161100thiiiiiiiMikolotikiiliiii r! g, Carried,• Moved by Weir and Taylor, that ay tings, an the goveneint will col - the following bills be paid: T, A, lickt the sales tax, an the gas nix, an Roberts, advertising re Township of ficials ,50e; E. A. Corbett, pt. pay aa Assessor $95,00; Man. World, aupp. for Clerlds Office,and Assessor, $27,- 64; J. Hobbs, burying one sheep .75; Mins World, cash book for Treasur- er $6.24; Howick Mun. System tele- phone in Clerk's office and tolls $17.- 20; Wroxeter Rural Tel. Co, 11 poi - es $3,30: Isaac Gamble, pt, salary as 'ivir done, an ivirybody will soon be rowitn in money. It is jilt loike wan k av then merry-go-reted tinge; the govern -tint collickts the money from the payple in taxes, an thin pays it out in interest, an pins:Imes, an dick - shun ixpinses, an the payple ge it the tax on insurance premiume, an the amusement 10N, an the income fay., 'an iviry other tax •they kin tink me an the foinance • minisliters will hot no more thrubble balinein timer budgitS at all, at all, so they won't, an the rivinues av the counthry will pun fashter, an jump hoigher, an cut damer, an hit harruder than they heir clerk $40,00; 3. A. • Reid, refund of taxes $6.14; Twp. Wallace, Howick's share culverts, H. and W. Bdy.$418,- 50; R. F. Edgar, pt. salary as Road Supt., $18,80; Frank Douglas, farm bridge, Lot 25, Con. 16, Mun, drain • No. 8 $30.00; F. A. Edgar, inspect- dein, shpind it, an the •govermint ing fartn bridges, Mun. drain No. 8, gits it wance •more, an so it kapes $9.00; F. A. Edgar pt. pay for Inspec- circulatin, an ivirybody is happy, tion Mere Drain No. 13 $50.00. Road Thirn Grits don't same to tinder - Expenditures, Twp. of Wallace, 126 slitand finanshul matthers, at all, at yd. gravel $18.90; Ben Hyslop, dragg- all, arr they wed know that the oely ing $8.00; L. Gibson, repair to road eway to bring back good toimes Ird'Se $1,50; Geo. Ashton, dragging , and we had whin M:ishter King wits run - snow $5.20; Robt. Baker repair to nin tings (that 11711S • &nip av me read. washout $5.00; Geo. Townsend, pincil) is fer iviry fellate to hand on dragging $3.00; G. A. Gibson, mak- ing fill at Wroxeter $56,90; Tom Day, snow road $4.20; C. W. Situ - mons, repair to road .$5.50; Harris into his own pocket as lie kin. King, repair to road $1.00. Shure, 'tis the polishy iviry coun- Moved by Taylor and Weir that thry in the wurruld .does- be *creek - this. Council tlo now adjourn to meet lin on 'at the prisint toirne---sellin all they kin, an se/tin down the money, an not buyin annyting that they kin grow arr make thimsilves, 'Tis loike thirn good 'ould days whin the wimmin shpun theer own yarn ,an got some fellah to • waive it into homemade flannell that wus made into shurts fer byes, an, shure, it makes me ould back itchy yit whin I tink av thine but wan ting I know, I didn't hev anny lumbago in thirn days. t Thim wus the toimes whin the min s mirded -the shoes av the childer, an o the; mothers cut theer hair, an ould o fellahs let thper whiskers grow long, an iviryting poshible isms made roight at horn—soap,, an shugar, an maple sirpup, an droid APPles,, an ap- ple butther, an a hundred •an wan ler tings that the payple now kape msiIves poor buyin at the slatores. Yis, an good min wurruked fey siv- y-foive cints a day in harrvist me, an the girruls made ivirst'lg y wore from socks 'to shimmies, im wus the happy days. tci iviry met he kin 'git hould ax, an git the other fellahs to shpind theer's freely, an throy to git as much av it in the Township Hall in Gorrie on the third Wednesday in April. Car - tied. Isaac Gamble, Clerk. EVERYBODY FOR HIMSELF To the Editur av all thini. Wingham paypers. Deer Sur:— Ise% it quare how sortie 'fellah Musht always be grumblin abou someting? If it isn't wan ting it' • i someting Use, an, shure, there is n way av plaizin thim, at all, at all, s theer isn't, Av coorse the 1V1.1rSt grumblers we hev wid us are thim Grits an Gro- grisSives; fer, wid the besht govern - mints in the wurruld in Ottawa an cti Toronto, ehim lads do m7thin but thi foind fault from one wake to anoth- er. Thee growl whin tis Tories do be int shpindin a ..bit av money to make toi good toimes, ate whin Mishter thc nitt an Mishter Hinry can't make inds '111 mate in theer ixpinse accounts, an template whin our lads put an ixtra taxes to incraise the rivinues av the c • 11 chnitbry. "Whoy don't be be afther decrais- n tbe ixpinses inshtid •av shpindin Ire money all the toime an runnin the counthry further into debt iviry year?" they say. Thin they kape on eollerm be rayson av the hoigh rate as- interest we do be payin on gee - termini loans, not ha -vin sinse enough to see that iviry six months, whin the bond houldees do be cuttin off them- coopons, it will mane a lot more money fer thim to shpind in the shtores an thin e faektories be busy iakin mime who n 7." 1 Shure, Mishter Dinnitt has the roight pig be the ear, whin he sez we shudden't hey anny thruck are Yankees, arranne- matther, barrin our- thrade with the body ilse fer that ; saves. Canada fursht, thin Ontario fursfursht, fursht, an thins Yours till h is 'e shlonen, an he an thin Wiedltam nesilf fursht all, mixt wake, Timothy Hay, Policeman (to schoolboy)! "Who owns this cow and salf?" Schoolboy: 'I don't know who ottne the cow, but I have an idea goods, an min will be back to wurruk Policeman; "Well, who owns the aemitea n, wid thee wages combs in calf?' iviry wake, they will be buyin lashins .Policeman; "The cow." 572 EEC! It‘e RE numnsimiA,E ,••••••••••••...••••••••••••••.-4....... M20E12E111 •••••••ftsrmnoomsto••••.k.e...entor.nnovro,*••••••••••.••••xy•ftor.......•*..••••,•.••••••••.*•••••••••••orm.,•••••••,....mouros, • Choice Mince Meat 2 lbs. for ,,,,, . 25c Large size Prunes 2 lbs. for , — , .. ...... 25c Apricots, 1 lb. for 19c Figs 1 lb. for ... 10c Dates 1 lb. for ....... . . . 10c Kellogs Corn Flakes, 3 pkgs. for 25c Large size cans Corn, Peas, or Tomatoes 3 cans 25c 3 lb. Pail Peerless Shortening • 39c Pure Lard 1 1b . . .... ........ — „ . 10c Pearl or P & G Soap 4 bars . .... Cream Olive Toilet Soap 3 bars , 19c Oxford Orange Pekoe Tea 1 lb. • 49e Crown Brand Tea 1 lb. , ... 3k Is Fresh ground Coffee . .... 40 and 50c M 20% Reduction on Rubbers, Overshoes, Underwear and Overcoats—Spring samples for made. to. measure Suits and Overcoats. BRING US YOUR EGGS AND CREAM itt tit ;IS NirleY% St N !:;t1NNOIN re • MISR 1141111 1610140111 Wroxeter Lre,