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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1927-07-28, Page 3orrie Vidette Thursday, July 28th, 1927 ' P1001 �!r GORRIE Howick,.a pupil of S,S, No. 6, made a splendid showing on his entrance Dr: 1-1 A; Mutton, of Mitchell, was .examination, Otto is only thirteen a Gerrie visitor on Wednesday. Years :of age, ;He came to Canada four years ago from Germany and ,did not know a word of English. Hp. certainly deserves much credit for his splendid showing. J. T. Maguire, of Clifford, has,pur- Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Cooke and farm- ily, of Salt; Lake City, Utah, visited, Mr. Cooke for a few days. Miss Marjorie Ross, of Owen Sound, is visiting with her cousin, .chased the '. property of the Royal. Miss Mabel Ross.; Company of Chesley. Mr. R. Graham attended the Lib- eral -Conservative nominations held at Wingham to " select a Conservative, candidate for the forthcoming bye - election. About twenty of the Gorrie girls attended a miscellaneous shower at the home of Miss Evelyn Stephens SARAH F. DORA CATfERS PASSES AWAY An unexpected and sad lass occur- red in this district when Sarah F. Dora Cathers, • the youngets daughter• of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cathers, t . in honor of Miss Elsie Cooke.. Miss Passed peacefully away in the early Cooke received a great number ei afternoon of Tuesday, July egth.'The beautiful presents testifying to the re- deceased had successfully passed an gird in which she is held in thisoil- operation for appendicitis. and it was • lige., Although completely taken by hoped she would make complete re - surprise'. Miss Cooke made a fitting '~Overt', but •complications set in and reply. The afternoon was spent in `although she made a brave fight for games and lunch was served: This r life the battle proved too' much for popular young lady is to become the her. , bride of Dr. H. A. Mutton, of Mitch- f:The late Miss Cathers was in her ell, formerly of Gorrie, on Saturday, twcnty-third year, a member of the July 30.' :United Mission Circle, Senior League, The "condition ;of Mr. and Mrs. J• I the choir, and a most useful member Steinmiller's infant daughter, who °f the church; always cheery in dis- position, thoroughly conscientious, was seriously .ill, is very inuch im- , and a youngwoman highly regarded proved. ; g Y g throughout the community . The fun- Mrs. W Jardine arrived home from ' eral service was conducted by Rev. Saskatchewan on Friday to attend,:. W. Craik and he selected an <ap- the funeral of her late sister,. Miss' Fpropriate text from 2 Corinthians, Dora Cathers. S:i-"For we know that if our earthly The Howick council met in the :house of this : tabernacle be dissolved, townshiphall in Gorrie on Wednes- � e have a building from God a house Iw g , day: not made with hands,eternal in the Miss A. Townsend, of Parkhill, now .heavens." Man is immortal. The soul. visiting in Gorrie, was a guest of ,,craves immortality as naturally as Mrs. R. F. Lynn for a few days. 1 the lungs desire air. It longs for an Miss Eileen Hyndman, of New- endless existence, as the heart longs •d f 1 f G .sed f h Th i. t. English `Tanis ;ears Play in Canada `"'b rr his is the team of English"lady tennis players photographed on board the Cunard liner Ascania from wliach they disembarked at Quebec last week: Their itinerary takes them from, Quebec to Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto, Niagara Falls, Buffalo and New York. From left to right they are : Betty Nwthian, Gweneth R. Sterry;, Joan Fry, Mrs. D. A. Hill, Ermyntrude Harvey, and. Major Dudley T. R. Larcombe, Secretary of Wimbledon, manager of the team, ' k held. The family is highly respected pit and putting in culvert, $29.25; by auction on Tuesday evening next. in the community and they are assur-1 William Fleet,'gravelling, lot 31, con, Several car loads of members of the ed of the sincere sympathy of the 10, $151.75; Arthur Jacques, gravel- LO.O.F. drove to Brussels to attend district in their sad bereavement. fling, con. 2 and sideline 1o, $111.75; the memorial service .in that town. Ed: Jacques, gravel,"$24.75; Fred. Ma- Mrs. George S. Leckie and Miss L hood, cutting hill :find digging ditch, Georgina returned home to London HOWICK TOWNSHIP COUNCIL 1$377.50; John Hyndinan, tile for Ford- last Friday after visiting Wroxeter Howick Co Heil me in the town- Itivich, $29.7o; John Hyndman, tile, and Brussels friends. ti u t I" ri Ser orrn rt' 4 erne, P.a -lper. sym�at y-: e 1mm9rtl, instinct IEo,8 , ohn Moat omen. operating ^�� , eletnenta'r • music e:taii•t nation �, ,ship hall, Howick, on 'July Beth, pure ,$ 5 J la Y' g ,• GORRIE her y rs a reality. Jt is not hi es"dai'y £01.rave11,1'A-rear, $45;' Jet n Hyn+dman, power 1 conducted by the Toronto Conserve- reason out everything. We feel: there 8uant to adjournment tl for 'crusher' $318.50; Ernest Ding, i �n""'-" toryof Music,securinghonors. Miss': i countrybeyond death. The re- t all 1 s a y he chair, a yiist ei's present. 1 ' 1 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Myles and Miiut�es of last se alar and special gravelling, con. 12 and dynamiting pit, �, $13 0 acne King, power or , h' t h *'^+� A• h f M Myles' vixen s Mr a cl 9d t ger may be some I ,;31 � 1 0 that the Council instruct. the road $153.85; Williartl Campbell, uncle. to Listowel, are spending the wee a both New York. Canada's uiCounc was brushing, $i; R. F. Edgar, road sup- Mr. R. McGrath'., havin losht tree races; but be 85 per cent, Australia coming next. superintendent to see that patrolmenMrs. Robert Stinson and Miss Pearl ware av the U.F.O.fellah. Theer hev $73.50; William wit 4'li per cent and the United! have all weeds cut on township Campbell, salary, Campbell sheep killed by dogs; $20• 'Stinson spent Sunday with friends at been a lot av shmart min raised along States third with 31 per cent r0 Mr. H. Smith, of Listowel, is sup- plying the pulpits of the Anglican parish during the vacation of the minister, Rev.' 5. R. Jones. Rev, and Mrs. Craik and son Nor- man expect to leave for ''a vacation next Monday and hope to visit in Montreal; Services in the United church next Sunday as usual. x1 a.m., Ezekiel - "Sitting ' wliere they sat" ' 7 pea., vesper service -"The Lonely Trail." Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Johnston are holidaying in their cottage et Bruce Beach. Rev, S. R. and Mrs. Johnston and son Lawrence are also at the beach. TIMOTHY HAY SCENTS POLIT- ICAL STORMS: To the Editur av ail thim Wingham paypers: Deer Sur: Shure, but wussn't it the foine convinshun us. Tories hild in the town hall lasht 'Tuesday wus' a wake? I nivir wus at a betther wan, an I hev been attindin thhn ivir since Con fiderashun wus slitarted. Av coorse, nothin is ivir so good but it moight be betther, an I hev just wan wur- rud av advoice to `give the byes; now that ye hev buried the hatchet, don't be afther diggin it up agin. I not- ished that it'wussen't' buried very dape' be some av the fellahs'but the ind av the hadle wus lift shtick'in out av the dirt, Wid murther in the hearts av the Black' Aigles, agin targe Shpotton, plaze dont let the Tories av Nort Huron kill `him pally- tickally fersht av all, fer if they do' he will be• afther tellin thine Black Aigles to come'on an wilcom.e, an. do theer murdherin as soon as they loike. Tings look aisy fer us at prisint, but as I hev aftin tould our byes, be- foe.or, ye • hev to watch thim Grits, `fer ye nivir can tell what joke they may g p - fainil of Toronto, are visaing at the be shpringin on us. Mebby befoor zation Department. meetings were read and on motion ' , t ri tis is prin hawks, :an foightin an scalpin aitch other loike a lot av haythen savages,, wid the :Grits slitandin around an laughin at us, It wus an.avil drame intoirely,, so it wus, but now it's all over, an if we shtay woide awalce, an kape the toinmyhawk buried, an don't let our- sllves be soidshtepped arr shtampad- ed be thim Grits, we kin win this elickshun aisy, so we kin', Yours till nixt wake, ,. Timothy Hay. CULROS$BOUNDARY Mrs. J. Campbell spent the week- end with her sisters, Mrs. L. Birch - all and Miss M. Montgomery. Mrs. C. Bryce, of Galt, is spending the summer with her daughter, Mrs. Leslie Bryce. W, Mrs. Alex. McDonald, sr,, is not enjoying as good health as her 'many friends would wish her. Here and There' Platinum produced in Canada ii 1926 totalled . 9,521 fine ounces, or an increase of 1,000 over the year before, according to the Dominion Bureau of Statistics. Dr. H. M. Tory, Chairman of the National : Research Council, an- nounces a discovery "of great scien- tific importance" in rust, preven- tion, emanating from the Dominion Rust Laboratory. A more definite announcement is due shortly. Canadian tobacco has been ,awarded a silver medal for "out- `. standing excellence" at the,Inter- national Tobacco Exhibition held at Olympia, London, England. accord- ing to word received by the De- partment of Agriculture. " Fifteen Austrian. families are about to take upland in the Okana- gaa;n Valley, near Kelowa" being the fiist group to take up land in British Columbia under the Canada. Colonization Association, a subsidi- ary of the Canadian Pacific Colon - Mabel. Schaefer, of Fordwich, was' turning risen Lord, whose face flashes 68 Garnet I� f cash Y her teacher. John ,Montgomery, of Orange Hill, has purchased a Sedan. saying, "My child, I am near you; Otto Baltwist ,of 12th concession, be not afraid." The'most. triumphant message from the preacher's lips is the message of Easter morning. All on me out of the death shadows is the way my Father in heaven has of FRED DAVEY -• Village Clerk Issuer of Mrariage Licenses. The law now requires the"license be taken out three days before the ceremony. Tea and Dinner Sets Fancy China If you are looking for some- thing nice in a Dinner or Tea Set, or anything in Fancy China, we have it. 97 -piece Windsor Dinner' Set- a beautiful pattern .:»..-___ $28.5o 97 -piece Fruit Set at .-.-.. $17.5o I only Tea Set, Inci. Lustre $7.50 Another lot of Lustre Egg Cups at 5c each. SPECIAL CUT PRICE -At- ON ALL STRAW HATS DAVEY'S STORE WROXETER. that Jesus taught us about the upper world and the place of rest and home is worse than meaningless unless there is this building from God, not made with hands.: Shall we cultivate our souls, refine our spirits, build up a character, use our talents and then at the close of day, when sets the'aun beneath the rosy -tinted west, be ex- pected to have all our hopes of hen of Leonard, �d ' er, $235.55; Ernest Karig sheep ,:led home o Mrs. y .• i d leads all nations in 1 :ai93ew- ware brigs liapenin. ?iraa�°- Canada e by dogs, $5 Alf. Fenney, gravelling Mrs. Isaac Wade. 1 eR.• creased trade since 1913 according. and grading H, c`3t C, boundary, •Mrs, Robert Mc1Vlillan ainl family, The Tory and Grit carnlidates to statistics compiled by the NaL Council o$' Hubbard and were a pted. Moved by Hubbard and Leonard I £ L' 1 d' h k t shtand about avers in wan respickt,. Eionaa Foreign, Trade Course_ ads. Carried. G. W. Walker, part salary as clerk, Arthur, 'the Maitland river, an I ani tould the Moved by Leonard and Gamble lioi .her the shrnarter The Provincial Game Conimis- that the reeve and deputy -reeve , be $loo; William Wilson, gravelling con. Miss Whiting, of Cleveland, spent g up yegothey I. stoner of Alberta .announces baud - 6, lot 16 $159; David Dane, sheep a few days last week with Mrs. Rob- ,git, and Fordwich is near the head ties to be paid on. wolves killed - a committee to arrange about the $20 for the pelts of female timber billed by dogs, $45; John Patterson, ert Dane. wolves $10 for that of males, and Littlejohnd B It d o h av the shtrame. So moind I do be tellin ye byes, to watch out party sharp fer the thricks av' thim Grits an near Grits, fer share they kin bate anny incubator ye ivir saw fer hatch - in out rings.' The Tories have been ashlap,e, So to shpake, in Nort Huron fer six arr sivin years, an whin ye are :ashlape ye sometoimes hev noightmares, but wan goo ting about drames is that whin they are at theer wurst ye gin- erally wake up party soon: Sonne- toimes I hev drained that I wus leant in the shtrates av Toronto wid noth- ing_on but ane noightie, arr mebby tought I wus at a 'Tory convinshun wid nobody but Grits bean nominated, arr dramed that bandits had got into the house an toted me hand an fut, an thin I wad let a yell out av me, and be woide awake in a minnit an plazed to foind it wus all a Brame. 'Tis the way wid us Tories; we hev been ashlape an dramin that we wus an Bolton rams an have g $85.95; Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Cathers, of To - the work comment ravel and gravelling, Isaac $2 for adult and pup prairie wolves s b e. Cared. Wade part salary as school attend- ionto, spent the week -end w f t 1I and M D J Jnly 1st, rep y ed as soon as pos t e h en with the taken before September 1st and. i 1 r is ectepte . ince officer, $3o; J. H. Rogers, ex- ormer s parents, 1 r, Mrs. ,�w Moved, by Hubbard and Taylor cute: that by-law No. 5, fixing the rates cise stamps and postage, etc., $5.59; Cather.. Aniflther collection of native Er. Henry, gravel and gravelling H. 1�Irs. Fred. Irwin, Mrs. McDonald, Canadian animals has gone forward yen banished. and find no `haven in for the year 1927 be read the third also hJ r. and firs, hlanfonl Irwin, across. the waters through they and M. boundary, $1oi.4o; Er. then - which to find port. No! Our God i time and passed. Carried.Canadian Pacific Express Company. a Father thea mansions await i Moved by Taylor and Gamble tl at rt', gravel and gravelling con. 12, lot spent the week -end with Mr. Charles It included, two bear cubs, two per- Irwins north of town t prairie dogs a ter, many r i the following accounts be aid. Car- 29, $go.Io; Goldie, McCulloch •&. Co., � eupine, two coyotes, us. There is no sin, no shame, no ser- g p Mr. and Mrs. W. James, of Barrie, and marmots, two great blue heron It d $13915 Thomas Inglis row there. It i never dark and win- tied, vault door, , ''spent last week in the village d and a collection of Canada geese, ter never comes to chill the soul. The � _ • road, _ _ E. __ nt,,,-v Hart payment on Aran. No. i�. i it last week. , Melvin d h One feature of the celebration of; R. H. Carson, supplies for township ter,of Toronto are visitingat Mr. the 60th anniversary of Confedera-• wilt is now left ajar. Someone soon may hall, $27.20;G. W. Walker, reg. B. D. for Littlejohn drain, $293;; T. A. Rob- I' tion at Vancouver, July 1-4, ra-' 1 erts drainage forms Littlejohn drain,Justin Steinmiller s. be the official opening of the 1,100-•• This - swing that door again. The gate was l e $21; Albert Gallagher, Blasting g l Howick Loyal Orange memorial foot new Oanadian Pacii'ie Railway left ajar foryou and me. Confident stone H. & T. boundary, $1.75; Geo. $1.25; T. A. Roberts, drainage forms, Bolton drain a.2., T. A. Roberts pier new on the latter date, This- are we that our departed friend has Griffith,worse onold H S T b u $ 5'' is the second largest Bier on the seen her Pilot in the suanmuer-land. d on streets in Fordwich, $25.go; R. A. in such deep water.. 3$ "Some glad new day." The members Taylor, cutting hill and gravelling, No. 9, $1'25' of he Mission' Circle and associates $593.50 Joseph Sanderson, gravellin Moved by Gamlile and Taylor that Canada's so-called `' - - Cnnncil ads--- - ''-- `'-'-� Lands" in the Far North have James Kemp, gravel, $6a.7o; Ab. expenses to Wingham, $4; Wilbert destined for the zoo at Pretoria, Miss Louise White was'a Iiamilton South Africa.shut.. Our Klear young sister has gates ' of. that divine city are never !Lewis, lunges re fence appeal, 2X.ao; dram, y John Hya�dman, tile Mrs Hammondandaug pushed the door inward but the gate$344.70> service will be held in Gorrie ceme- tery on Sunday, July 31st ,at 3 p.m. The district chaplain will have charge of the service. Programs for the ser- vice will be provided. Friends wish- ing to place flowers on the mound or on the graves of deceased members r : Bary, $16.70; George hlosure, work drainage forms, drain No. 8, $1.25; American continent an is said tc• T. A. Roberts drainage forms, drain lie the only pier in the world btult. The choir sang with much feeling,of the deceased each carried a floral under examination for the past two- • the tribute: At the grave Rev. Mr. Craik strong, malting rill .Blind Lake side- `ick'. rooms Fordwich. Carried. will have an opportunity when the University road 3o and gravelling con. 6, $220; honor roll is called. It is the Urange- ��v -- iG. R' 7. Walker, Clerk. bean' buried aloive, an shmothered hagen, in the employ of the Dom-. 'Government, f th men's read the burial service, after which 1 the Targe audience of relatives and friends sang "Safe in the 4 arms of Jesus." Over five hundred people:,at- tended the funeral, testifying to the esteem in which the deceased was ILII®III�IIIAlllgllll�III�IIIBllllpllllllll®IIl�lll�lll®III�iNll�lil�lllali®III@Eltl�lll�lli®Illi19111�i111�11�® �` Iiistle�lirst Just A• P1 P' = • ■ r `- 1111•p11Nr1114 11101111111111 111 1101101111111M11:11•11 fll$Ililll$n1•Iillilllitillt11•1110•11m A Complete Stock of Soft Drinks Always on. Hand at our Wingham Branch. Just the Thing for the Pic-Nic or Camping. Call `1.66 and we will Deliver to any part of the'town,. Bring us your Eggs and Cream. Highest market prices paid. p,,® plan.owaoil '' ni.Noassuamoes.oalmo.m.om:eo�cod ..ate Wellington Produce Cort Ltd rn Ont. VV lYlghai W. B. THOMPSON, Branch Manager. PHONE. t,66. Ji.�.i::u�.uL1ti.:�A.:... Thomas Grant, gravelling on -B lime and Wroxeter road, $122.15; William Young, gravelling and pulling in cul- vert, $345:50; Burns Stewart, gravel, $27.4o; Edgar Jacques, gravel, $'17.7o; Mrs. William Spotton, gravel, $11,4o; Wallace Clark, gravelling con. 6, $271.4o; Thomas Bradeock, gravel, $31,35; A. E. Cooper, gravel, $8.25; W. B. Edwards, drawing gravel from, REPORT OF HOG SHIPMENTS FOR WEEK ENDING JULY 14 intention to have a Decoration livid Grit an Progressive votes, arr inion vernmea , or a purpose service alternately in Gorrie and that we had loaned uploike two bands of ascertaining the value of thliei vast territory for accommodating Fordwich, av woild Indians armed wid tommy reindeer.•�^--^ ' Mr. and Mrs. E. Graham and Mr. and Mrs. R. Graham, of Ingersoll, a x visited ut Gorrie Sunday. • sr . 0 'CFA o , Rev. and Mrs. E. Myers and fan- r, n ily, y, of Dashwood, were recent visit - M n P ors at the home of iVlr•. and Mrs. Rob - A RailwaySafety Device ext Dane and Mr, and lairs. James I crusher, $296.o5; Ed, McCallum, gra- Total hogs .._.....76 527 31 28 x610 Shera, veiling and cutting hill, con. " C, 'Select bacon .- 24 36 12 13 455' Mr. T. Galbraith, of London; is $i68.65; Everett Allen, cutting hill; Thick smooth }a 61 14 54 781 spending a few days in this district. t Heavies ...._...... _... 2 10 2 52 ' Mrs. W. Jardine and two children Extra heavies 7 will spend some time with Mr. am Shop hogs 1"o ..._. 62 Mrs. Robert Cather.: con. 4,_and gravelling, $493.60; John Hall, gravel, $19.10 George Towrt- send, gravelling con. 4 and B. line, $211.15; A. E, Cooper, gravel, $21,35; John Doig, geavel, $22.55; William Doig, gravel, $3o.50; Ross Bayliss, ;;ravelling H. & C. boundary, $56.5o; Ross Bayliss, grading and gravelling. sideline 30, $13o.25, Bert. Martin, tongue ' for .grader and, sharpening blade, $6.15; A. E. Cooper, gravelling con 4 and sideline 15, $201.20; A. F. Cooper, gravel; $44.55; Rich, Walters, gravel, $32.25; Adam Spence; gravel, $Io.Io; John Winters, gravel, $2.55; Chester Cook; drawing gravel, drag- ging, oil and gnease, $175.7o; Garnet Wright, drawing from crusher and. dragging, $412.70; Charles Mcllwain, gravel and gravelling con. ro,`$x53.95; Robert Baler, gravel and gravelling con.. 521 $542.25; William Baylor, widening road, lot 22, coli, 6, $128.5o.; Walter Reddow, work on H. & C. boundary and sideline 25, $Io7.5o; Charles Sinurions work ing ravel Lights, feeders 6 7 3 I 67' Mrs, Albert Hall and children, of Viscount, Sask., are visiting relatives WROXETER ' in Gorrie. Mr, and Mrs. Sam. Willis, of Lon- don, spent Sunday with friends in `town. • 1VIr. and Mrs. T. W. Henry and family are holidaying in Detroit, Buf- falo and other places. Mr. William Booth, of Kitchener, spent a few stays with his mother last week. Mr, Calbech, of Brantford, is re- lieving Mr. Henry at the Bank of Commerce. The girls' softball team won the prize at the Ramsay school reunion last Thursday. ,'They are entered to the in Brussels reunion com- petition this week, A new floor has been put on the bridge: The old plankwill be sold I Several from here attended the I special service at the old boys' reun- ion held at brussels Sunday evening 1 , Miss Annie Whiting, of Cincinnati, 1 Ohio, recently visited with Mr, and Mrs. Robert Dane and Mr. and Mrs, James Shera. Mr. and Mrs, E, Spading, of Sar- nia, spent a few days with relatives in Gorrie and vicinity. { Miss L. Hicks, of Winnipeg, spent ! a few days recently with Miss A. Townsend in Gorrie. l\trs. T. 13radnock, Mrs. V, Shera, Mrs. James Shera and Miss M. Earn- gey spent a few days at Bruce Beach. l Wedding bells will soon be ringing in Gorrie. Mr, A. 13: Whetstone, of 1'•iarriston, was in Gorrie on business. Monday. I : 1: he Safety Department of the Canadian National Railways has introduced a safety device which can be installed on hand cars and motors,torevent derailment, .The device consists of four metal brackets placed in t`ra i+ and rear of the wheels, as shown in the illustration. These are bolted to the frame of the car both horizontally and vertinally, Exhaustive tests were made with a gasoline ear to which these brackets were attaehed, at speeds varying from ten to thirty miles an hour, and it was, clearly detaaonstrated that these brackets held the, car•r,titaet. on, the rails.