The Wingham Advance Times, 1927-05-12, Page 4WIIdGHA1VI ADVANCE -TIMES
LEVITY OF THE PRESS
According to,a writer, it is difficult
nowadays for a single girl to find a
husband, Sometimes it's difficult
for married ons, 'also, --London Pic-
torial,
•
' ll�1111;BIl1iAlI11t�111MMlii�Ili�glllp1111 III
Illlslil11111�I111N111�[111�111111111M1111�IiIB11II�11111gIfg111111�idilWllll� .
a ma ontmotessa'aset No as
01.1
0
Make Lasting acid More Impressive the
Passing Incidents. Kodak the scenes of
your home surrounding with your friends •
and in, later days you will have a treasure
that will afford the greatest of satisfaction.
Our Kodaks are priced from $3.50 up.
t1+
a.,o�.�o...o:.�.� ......oma N
Films Developed and Printed, on
�
.Our Three -Day , Service Satisfies.
DRUG• STORE
so.
Phone 25 V
I l l�flll�tli 1 1 .il 1
II u:A 111191111E1119111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111
McKION'S
Wingham
ry; :ilI:OACJ
'IIhi111R111121111311[L21I11®III111III81I11St111
1111111.11 i[I
wmiumId191t1m1119 limumIlloilllrellmumlimmoIII®illmmmoii mill®Ilimmisill um
k'B
i
•
avisilllR Omit ill®ili•1 silt I •! I 1 I I
I . ®[I'iI(� ii�llii�.11llll�Lhl[,�u1�11,91ii �Illlll[I�I[I�IIl1(�Ilillillltlui
WANTED TO BUY: Roll top desk. TENDERS WANTED Ashfield
Inquire at this office,
by the undersignedup to 3 o'clock
FOUND -A small sum of money.' p.m., ` on Thursday,: May 26th, foe
Inquire at Galbraith's store. the construction . of .two concrete
abutments for the'R 'd b 'd 1 t
Con. 6, Ashfield. Also seven small
bridges, two on side line 6 and 7i
con 12, W. D., one at lot 5, con 2 W
D.; one on D. L. con 5; one at lot
7 con 12 E. D.; two at D. L. Con.
52. Council to furnish gravel•and
bond iron., Plans• and specifica-
tions may be seen in clerk's office.-
C. E. McDonagh, Clerk, Lucknow,
Township -Tenders will be received
FOR SALE -Driving' Horse for sale.
Apply to Mrs. A. Fox, Whitechurch.
;FOR SALE -Ford : Tudor in first
N,arlg§§ co;lclition,-Apply Box C, Ad-
wance-Times. ` i ► . f .he 4 ,,
Peri SALt -Several boys' bicycles
in first-class condition. Apply to
Beatties' Livery.
MANTEL'-Tliree tahves front eight
to twelve months old J:. R. Salter,
R 4, Wingham. Phone xx-6i8.
FOR SALE -House furniture for sale
on Saturday,; May 21s1. -Thos. Fells,
Auctioneer, also fruit, and 2 stoves.
1[+O�lJND - Aero Cushion Tire and'
ase, on Teeswater road. Finder
may have same by paying for this
1 advt.
WANTED -To take in twelve head
of cattle on grass, Lot No. 7 and 8,,;
first line of Morris, ;known as the
I3enderson farm -Frank •Beninger.
FOR .SALE -House: for sale, frame.
cottage to be moved off lot. Also
iron pump, complete, Apply, at
a. Advance -Times Office,
OR SALE -A couple of large doors,
suitable for garage, ` A large ver-.
andal.post, several storm windows,'
also several inner tubes and cas-
ings 33
as-ings33 x 4. .Inquire A. G. Smith.
FIOUSE' FOR SALE -In village • of
Corrie; comprising House, Barn,
",,Garage and four Lots. Property
of•,late Wm. Stinson. Reasonably.
priced for quick sale to close estate.
---I, H Stinson, 151, Glenholm Ave.,,
Toronto; P. T. Walker, Walkerton,
Executors. t
WANTED --Capable Girl for Gener-
al housework; Apply to Mrs. C. N.
Griffin.
POR SALE -At the village of White-
cllurcl, house and lot, with stable,.
5f
J acre'someof land,
small
fruit
and goad water. 'Cheap' for quick
sate. Apply to D. G. Kennedys
Wingham.
El4DERS will be receivedbY the
un tlisi ne '
t, dto noon � It up o of yVcdnes-.
ray x3111, 1.927, for the purch-
ase of the lot and residence of the
late John Reid on the West side
of ;Scott Street, Wingltarn" There
is on the premises •a gothi ifratne
a
one story and a ,half 'house 24 x 32,
with brick kitchen 13 x 14 attached.
�:
There is a Hort cement softt
wa at
cistern , and the house is wired for
hydro, and town water has been in -
Stalled it the house. There `.
There al-
`
so
a good frame garue, and a Small
hen hoose ori the lat. Tcrtns: Ten
per cent, down, the balance within
thirty; days, when possesslt xt tvill:be
+duet',• A goad title or. no sale,.
The highest or any tender not incl
errant', accepted,
ICORT( Nr
' Jrnllttdn X'.f,, Oat,
et rr ge, 0 9,
MORTGAGE SALE of VALUABLE
FARM PROPERTY
UNDER and by virtue of the pow-
ers contained in a certain mortgage,
which, will be produced at the time
of sale; there will be offered for sale
by Public Auction, on Saturday, May
14th, A ,D. 5927, at the hour of 2 o'-
clock in the afternoon, at the Village
of Bluevale, by Thomas Fells, Auc-
tioneer, the following property, nam-
ely: Lot Number Seven in the Second
Concession of the Township of Turn-
berry in the County of Huron, con-
taining sixty-nine acres of land more
or less.
There is situate on the said proper-
ty, one and one-half story brick house,
barn so x 6o ft., with stone founda-
tion, two good wells..and the said pro-
perty is well fenced and has good
drai nage.
TERMS: so per cent of the purch-
ase nloriey to he paid down at the
time of sale, balance to be paid within
thirty days.
For further information and condi-
tions of sale, apply to
J. W. BUSI-IFIELD,
Solicitor for the Mortagee.
DATED at',Winghain this twenty-
fifth day of April, A. D. 1927.
TURNBERRY
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY HOLD
SPECIAL MEETING
•
i
A specialg meeting of the tc x embers
and directors of the Turnberry Agri-
cultural Society will be held in the
on . ,t -
Council Chamber Wingham, 5a
,urd y May 21st ,at : lilt,. for the
.a., Y , , 3 ] ,
of `
purpose of approvingt 3the purchase
of�220 and 230,
the DirectorsLots n
by �
on the East. Side of Alice Street, and
Lots <274 and 275 On the West side of
Helena Street Lot `2 o the
e art, 5 n
e 3
South Side of Victoria Street, Govern-
ri'terrt Survey, y, n, the Wzighan Town
Plot, from Arthur Law, at the prke
of �a $2,000, and authorf2in the Direc-
tors
for
s to 'i watectzte a Mortgage a � on � said
g g i
pretraiss to the said
Arthur Law for
:or
the stilt of $5650:00, to secure payment
ofliart P.
of the 'frttrelrasc,pzroe, arid, for
the transaction i
f
art of any
outer tusrnessi
which may cola • i
� ltefor the '
�" C to YYreCtrng;
..G. C ;i tngtL, ; G. SII ITtip
l6aretsidlen S i r t r
i' e . e �,y.
4,
.SIN..
,.Ingham Town Hall
Monday May 16
Commencing at 8,30 p. m.
HAROLD SKINNER'S
BLUE WATER BOYS
ORCHESTRA
One of the 'Best in Western
Ontario.
'arc ,
Everyone Is Welcome. ,
Let Us All Go.
x.00 Per Couple, Including Tax.
E. R. WESTON, Manager.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In .THE ESTATE of WILLIAM
,HENRY BRANDON, late of the
Township of Morris, in the County
of Huron, Farmer, deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
pursuant to Section 56, Chapter 121,
of, the Revised Statutes of Ontario,
that all persons having claims against
the Estate of Wiliam Henry Brandon,
who died on or about the fifth day of
April, A. D. 1927, at the, Town of
Wingham, are required to send to Jos-
eph A. Brandon, Belgrave, Ontario,
or John. Brooks, Wingham, Ontario,
the Executors of the above Estate,
er to the undersigned, on or before
the sixteenth day of May A. D. 1927,
their narnes and •addresseswith full
particulars of their claims in writing
and the nature of the securities (if
any) held by them.
AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE
that after the said sixteenth day of
May, A. D., 5927, the assets of 'the
said' Estate will be distributed, by the
said Executors among the parties en-
titled thereto, having regard only to
claims of which they shall then have
notice, and the Estate will not be li-
able for any claims not filed at th'e'
time of the said distribution,
DATED at Wingham,' this twenty-
fifth' day of April, A. D. 5927.
• J. W. BUSHFIELD,
Wingham, Ontario;
Solicitor for the Executors,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE ESTATxE of JAMES I.
SCOTT, late of the Village of Bel -
more, in the Count of Huron, Farm-
er, deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
pursuant to Section 56, Chapter 521,
of the Revised Statutes ofd Ontario,
that all persons having 'claims against
the Estate of Jahles 1. Scott, wf
sa
died on or about the twelfth day of
March,. A, D.,1927, at the Village of`
B•elma're, 'are ,req'uilied to send by
pbst, prepaid, or deliver to R13. Doug_,
las or George Herd, T3elrnore, Ontar-
io,
ntar
io, the Executors of the above Estate,
or to the undersigned, on or before
the twenty-first day of May,. A.D.,
5927, their names and addresses with
full particulars of their claims hi wri-
ting and the nature of the. securities,
(if any) held by them. TJ
AND FT`RTHER TAI .r., NOTICE
that after the said tW, ty-first day of
May, k. D:, 5927, the assets of t'te
said Estate will be distributed by the
said E'ecutors among the parties en-
titled, thereto, having regard only to
claims of which they shall then have
received notice and the Estate will
not be liable, for any claims not filed
at the time of the said distribution.
DATED at Wingham, this thirtieth
day of April, AD,, 5027.
J, 'W.• BUSHFIFLD.
Winghain, Ontario.
Solicitor for the Executors.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
pursuant to Section 56, Chap. 525, of
1 the Revised Statutes of Ontario, that
all persons having claims against the
Estate of Edward Haines, deceased,
who died on or about thee., fifth day
of March A, D. 5927, at the Township
Of West Wawanosh, in the Province
of Onarfo a
te required to send by
post, prepaid, or to deliver to R, Van -
stone, Wingham: Ontario, Solicitor
for the Adrniinistratrix; on or before
day of
tlxe. seventeenth a Ma A. D.
Y Y
5927, their names and addresses, with
foil • particulars in writing, of their
claims and the nature of the
seaurites
(if any) held by them duly verified
by a statutory declaration.
AND TAKE. NOTICE FURTHER
that after the said seventeenth day of
May, A. D. 1927, the said adninistra-
t rx will proceed to distribute the as
-
Sets
sets of the said estate among the par-
ties entitled thereto, having regard
only to theclaims of which they shall
then have had notice, and the :said
A',ninistratrix shall not bo liable for
the, said assets or any part thereof to
arty person of whose claim she shall
not then have received notice.
DATED at Winhaan this thirteenth
day of April; A. D. 592.
R. VANSTONE
Win '
gltatn�.O.
j,
So Ic,t t
td i~ot the .t4;dtiiinistratrzx.
An English court` has ;ranted a
husband an injunction, forbidding his
wife to speak to him. "'Probably,
however, site has already had the last
word. -Brantford Expositor.
A scientist says he has discovered
"how to get 'sunlight into food. The'
fellows who make sandwiches in the
restaurants beat him to it long ago.-
New
go:New York American,
The prairie provinces report a large
increase in the number of sheep. The
West may be no longer wild, but it's
still woolly. -Border Citie's • Star.
There is only one thnig a wife will
admit she 'doesn't know, and that's
why she marled her husband. -Mon-
treal Star.
Railway figures say it costs $x,3o to
stop a freight train. That is if you
don't use your own sedan. -Atchison
Globe.
USE CARS
. For Sale at
ar aa1, . Prices
3 FORD SEDANS
xREAL GOOD FORD COUPE
With Several Extras.
x ESSEX 5925 COACH
r MAXWELL TOURING
i
FORD, 5923, TOURING
s CHF.,yROLET TOURINGS, 490
s REAL GOOD GREY DORT
'AUEZNq
CECIL, MERKLEY
Repairing Gas, Oils..
COURT OFREVISION-Township
of Turnberry-A court of Revision
will be held in Bluevale, on Thurs-
day, Day 26th, at 3 p.m. to hear
complaints on the assessment. -J.
L. McEwen, Reeve; W. R. Cruik-
,shanks, Clerk.
,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the estate of Lettie Rutledge, of
the Town of Wingham, Spinster, de-
ceased, lig.' t I,
7C.1,1 persons having claims against
the estate of Lettie Rutledge, deceased,
who died on or about the twenty-first
day of February, 5927, are notified to
send to the undersigned Executor,
The Trusts and Guarantee Company,
Limited, Toronto, or to the undersign-
ed, its solicitor, on or before the Sixth
,day of June, 5927, their names and ad-
dresses and full particulars of their
claims, and the nature of the securi-
ties (if any) held, by them duly verif
fled by statutory declaration.
Immediately after the said 6th day
of June, 5927, the assets of the said
deceased . will be distributed among
the parties entitled thereto, having
regard only to the claims of which
it shall then have notice. `
DATED May xoth, 5927.
THE 'TRUSTS AND GUARANTEE
COMPANY, LTD., 302 Say St.,
TORONTO
R. Vanstone, Wingham, Solicitor for
the said Executor.
NOTICE TO "CREDITORS
IN THE ESTATE OF AGNES,
MUSGROV°E, late of the Town of
WinglrarL,'' in the County of Huron,
Widow, deceased,.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
pursti nt to Section 56, Chapter 525
of th;.. Revised Statutes of Ontario,
that all• persons having claims against
tof n I s r
the Estate Agnes ve iv u. €� o , who
died on or about the ninth day of
April, A. D. 5027, at the Township
rr* re required sent
Tru nbr. ti e to d
of
3.by
post, prepaid, or, deliver. to J. W.
1�usltficld, Winglla;in, Ontario, Solici-
tor for the Executrix, on or before
the twenty-first dayo f May,A. D.
Y o
5927, their names and, addresses with
i,-
fu11. particulars of their claims in writ-
ing, and thenatureof i
�, e the securities,
(if held h
any)them.
Y
AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE
that after the said t n -fir "'
a t st cla of
w Y Y
May, A. D. 5027, the assets of the
said ;estate will be distributed by the
said Exuctrrix �atttonprr
the parties' ext t.
titled` thereto, having regard, only to
;claims of which site shall then have
notice, and the Estate will tot be
for any claims not filed at the
time of the said distribution,
97A .I'
.T,D at
inghan this thirtieth
dayof April, A. D. x• 97.
p , �
`. W. 10SlI.l~II,17,
,Wiii tram Ontario,
olicrlor' tan the Ertotltti�,,�...
SHOULD BE CARED FOR
(T1ie'Wat:erford Star)
As this is the year of the celebra=
tioll of Canada's Diamond Jubilee and;
as ineetings are taking place, and
committees being formed, while many
others are giving their opinions as ,to:
the best method of celebratipn I
thought it would not be imposing too
much upon the public to give my hum-
ble opinion.
In an article in the Advertiser quite
a number gave their views, Some of
these I was heartily in accord with,
and especially with what. Tom Moore,
President' of the Trades and Labor
Congress, said in 'his address. He
said that the emphasis should ' be
placed on the pioneer developrxiient of
the country.
This brings to my mind one `very
essential matter that should receive
consideration from many township
'councils in Ontario, and that is the
neglected and dilapidated rural grave
yards.
In last week's .Star, it states that a
Bill is now on its way through the.
Ontario' Legislature, giving all ceme-
tery Boards in townships authority
to assess plot holders for the upkeep
'of the cemetery. Thismay be all
right in some places, but in many
others, where the tombstone date
'back 70 or So years, th,e people in the
community know little or nothing a-
bout the dead, and many even care
less.
This is not as it should be. I am
sure we must all agree with the poet
when he said:
"Perhaps in this'neglected spot. is
laid,
Some heart once pregnant with celes-
tial fire, !
`Hands that the rod of empire -might
-have swayed '
Or waked to ectasy the Airing lyre."
'These neglected cemeteries are an
eye sore to many community , espec-
ially as many of them are situated
close to school houses. In the -early
days the church and school.co-operat
ed more closely than they do now in
the promotion of religious education.
Most of the small churches that grac-
ed, out' rural ethimu pities in the pion
eer days have disappeared and the
church 'yards are no k5tiger used as
burying planes, as no onedesires to.
see,his relatives or friends laid ill the
most neglected spots of Ontario.
As a teacher I would" like' to see
something done to put those yards in
proper shape so as to show a little
respect to the pioneers who sacrificed
so much in coming to this country
and laying., the, foundation of our
beautiful and prosperous province. In
one school I taught in, there was a
centete`ry just a few rods from the
school and during the four and a half
years 1 spent in that section not oti8
'thing was Clone to improve the unsight-
ly appearance of the ground. In my
present school there is a grave yard
just' across the road ,and conditions
are even worse, as the yard is not
fenced, and most of the tombstone
are lying flat on the ground, Some
broken, and others cover with grass
and rubbish.
One great lesson we teachers should
endeavour to impress upon our pupils
is beauty, We should try and have
good models or ideals kept constantly
before our pupils so that the pictures
will' grow up with the child, and make
an indelible impression on' the mind.
I feel it is impossible to teach beauty
in its highest aspect as long as we
have such unsightly scenes kept daily
before the pupils.
It inay. be possible to have .these.
grave yards cleaned attd each memor-
ial ,erected at its ;proper place, but it
would be quite easy to erect a mound
in the centre of 'the yard, and have
all the tombstones placed in some
kind 'of symmetrical form, so that the
yard could be cultivated and planted
with trees honor s in 1 and memory x n y of
our early pioneers. Many of the in-
scriptions ,:on the stones referred to,
date prior to 1867, the year of 'Con-
federatior, and so I consider are wor-
thy, of any little honor we can show
(then) the dead. In every commun-
ity
aun-ity many public spirited. nen and
women wise found who will take hold
of a matter of this lcind; and give
vain -
able le
ab1e assistance to councils cxls in making
theseyards parks `ds attractive , or -beau-
.
ty spots, and no time is more
oppor-
tune
tune Char the pnese t, when cantit-
tees are being formed to make this'
Diamond jubilees success;
, e
Editor I'ltop Mr, rr I have not en
croached too rnueh upon your valu-
able space;
It. GOWAN'S.
Canarla i he freest countr :in the
is y
World. Look•'what the populace stands
for from Agnes Maephaill-St, Cath.
trifles Standard.
Thursday, May xetlli x9a7F ,
I I
IiIiI�I111rIIIfAl�ill�ll II IIi�I) �i 111111�1111IIIIlIiIIIRIh�p 111gUICrIiIWUIMIii�uIwIIIWII lql IIiiAI I�
Intl � I I I
6e'
FoOt Trouibles
it
i
io
`the"ori road'^
For burning and aching feet -cramps s in the toes-
foot callosues-pains'`in the toes, instep, ball of the
foot oriheel.
This new "Arch Brace" is a real panacea for all foot
troubles. Several in' the Town and vicinity of
Wingham are already wearing :them with the most
I satisfactory results.
r "
Fa The illustration shown herewith -
Aehing
. Very often start with the advent of hot weather and
in this connection we desire to bring.to the attention
of everyone who suffers •'from "foot troubles" •of` a
new and very successful remedy known as
Feet.
Are exceedingly simple and surprising) efficacious.
l by
Prices for Women $1.25 per Pair
-For Men $1.75.
THE SHOE -STORE
WILLIS
.Phone
129; WINGHAM
, �Et
0Ill�ill®III®III�ILI�IIIIIIIII�III>i;ill®illelll®III®ill®III®III�III®IlIllllidilil•Illi111®(tlilill1111t•L11/III•' ;
UNIVERSITY OT `WESTERN ONTARIO
SUMMER SCHOOL, JULY 4TH TO AUG, liaTH
Special Courses for Te4cher•s
i. Conroe in Nature Study anti Agriculture,
2. Review Course in High School Geomgtry.
3. Course in Library Science, l
Conraes offered also in Chem-.
istry, English, Preach, German;
Greek, • History, Latin, Mathe-
matics and Zoology.
A splendid social and athletic
program throughout. .
Beautiful new University Build-
ingsin a 260 acre Park.
Start on a B.A. now.
Six delicit tful
weeks of study
and recreation.'
Per Information jai
the Director, Dr. H. H.
Kingsen or the Re&..
trar, Dr,!! P.R. Neville,
London, Ontario.
�MIIiNIII®IIIIIIIi011lain�IIIIIIliluYuisuielIIMIIItill•ill•nll•luslul®m®InllulluIIIIII ul®m9 '
iii
,NOTICE..
l.. ■
OA .
.d
as
During Summer o Iii •
1 lb S rel. Months, s,1i, stocl, all, grain ex _ .
P. changes op li bSavings,erate on Da light Time. bal
Daily sessions open 9 a.m. and close at 2 p.m.,
l[3
® Eastern Standard time.y Saturda y s open.9 en•9 a.m., -
and close at. 11 a.m. • • �
l
_ c
u
Huron Investments Limited
STOCKS BONDS, GRAIN, COTTON
Private Wire Co nectibns to all Exchanges.
Bank of Commerce Bldg.,
Phone '95 Wingham, Ont.
i
s_
Iri'.
i itl111111uII11111113Ili1111Is11111N111®Ifl®111®1I1311II®IBellIIeIII11111 1111IJ1111I1121111E11111111111111111111011111f1111®.
fausfamassmassimusionsualvastrimenicasammossomant
E.
ROSE'S MODEL
WHITE I
LEGHORNS
A..d
S
;ce
ill
iIIN ';
.. ��
�
11 ,��7,A s&
■
Por the (entries in the Canadian Laying' Contest at Ottawa,
our is itt first place penp a e £or entries: froi7•i Ontario in the light
breeds"
In the Contest, ne Ontario o s
d .
t ourai is en
again g n i n first place for the
light breeds.
t,
In the.�Nova;Scatf Contest, ontest; our oil is
p in second d place, as
well as havingsecond and third high hen.
Baby,Chicks n
, guaranteed safe delivery,, r2
`B .00p er hundred.
ttpgX
Wa Zane In T i°at On
i u lyerr AV $tlt
t'o Mt. atid Ml's. Thomas 1i.:•Wal-.
lae,ad eac , air ht r:.
".
IN 'MEMORIAM
Mttix'41'ti loving .
v rg niernozy of Roberf.
8. Muir, who tteparted this life on
May pthr 5956 '
Widovt and Pamily.