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The Wingham Advance Times, 1927-07-28, Page 4ui, WIi •c M `ADVANCKeTIME • ,..•T y t l ! l Ii I'O ' � I iI ! II f ! !rl ldlld ■ Its tWll l 1 R lllllrlpill�IIIlL111NI1i11}1�IGI9f1111M1I AIllIh111ft111A11.1ir1 I A111 IIIMIiiI i . 1 _ . 111 _ THE WINGHAM ADVANCE -'C15 Rubber Lined Double 'ocket . Carry -All .-Case and a 35c Tube Kienzo De'n•tal Cream, 11: a: I t NOTICE TO CRKDITO.RS ,41 a A Sun Visor and a Tooth Both for 39c Published" at WINGHAM, ONTARIO 4 h4 Thursday, July 26t111,' x9a7. Every Thursday Morning W. Logan Craig, Publisher Subscription rates --One year $2,00. Six months $i.00, in advance. Advertising rates on Application. 1 NOTICE is hereby given pursuant ! . to the provisions of the Trustee Aet, W !that all persons having. any claim or ! = demand against alateBrash qf Wroxeter Village n Huoeuben nCu tyand Province of Ontario, 'Laborer, Both for, 25c id We Have a Genuine Thermos" Vacuum Product for Every Need eed and Pocketbook .. ...•...o..w4....••=.u.100.00.0. • Paris Green and Arsenate ofLead ■ '- Always on Hand. n I McKIBBON'S DRUG STORE i - Phone 53 17.,& r s N'•ypAS"ic'a P-i.>+x5TOR •S:^ ingham m i llillllill w Iif31I w Ilillll111lflllll1111wWilii®Illillll1111m1nitsIIII®111a1I1011lWhl(1111OninBili®IIF 1111111•IIflII1Seliaill SI111111111111 3fll®IiI61IIIRIIIIl11115111iall11i 11211IiII 2 7 2 s a_ who died on or about the x5th day of May A.D, 1927, are required to send by post prepaid or deliver to Charles' Warren Sanburn at R.R..3 Wingham, Ontario, the Administrator of the es- tate of the said deceased, an or be- fore the .17th day of .August, 1927, their names and addresses with full particulars in writing of their claims and the nature of the securities, if any, held by them, and verified by statutory declaration, and'take notice that after the said last mentioned da;y the said Administrator will distribute the assets of the said deceased among the persons entitled thereto, having regard only .to the claims of which he shall thea: •have had, notice, and that the saiP1- Administrator willnot be liable for the said assets or any part thereof to any •per'son of whose claim he shall not then have received notice. DATED at Wingham, Ont., this 25th day of July, 1927. J. A. MORTON, Solicitor for the Administrator. IN THE ESTATE OF REUBEN SANBURN NOTICE is hereby given that all debts due to the late Reuben San- lelai llll®IIIIlIIIiIII®Ill®111111 burn of Wroxeter, Ont., are required to be paid forthwith to C. Meldrum Sanburn, R.R. r Blwevale,. Ont., agent for the Administrator of the estate. J. A. MORTON, Solicitor for the Estate. BORN 1 COULTER -In Morris, on July 20, ail to Mr. and Mrs. George H. Coulter, a daughter. DIED JAMES -In Cleveland, an July 23, x? cent a word per insertion, witha minimum charge of 25c. ea. Elizabeth Allan, widow of the late 11f11O1111111111 11211111111i112112112111SI11ih1illle111a111511!illli'SIP®IIAllinimi111IIQ@IQ®IUtu % Richard James, formerly of Wing- ham, in her 89th year. WANTED -A girl for general house- work. Apply to Mrs. A. J. Walker. BAGS -Limited quantity of used cotton seem -bags, while they last 35c each. Apply to A. C. Adams. CLOVER HONEY -In pails x4c .lb., or • 13c if pails supplied. Apply Chas. Campbell, Belgrave, phone 24-624. TO RENT -A frame house at John and William streets, Wingham. Ap- ply at Advance -Times office FOR SALE Second -hared cook stove, lawn mower, • coal oil stove. Coal oil promptly delivered. Phone 3o. Buchanan Hardware. FOR SALE -8 -:room house on Vic- toria street, near , Josephine; with conveniences. , . Terms easy. Apply to Advance -Tunes. FOR SALE Cheap --Strong, quiet working horse, good size, not old;. would exchange for milch cow or young cattle. Apply at Advance- Times. FOR SALE -A 13 -hose. Massey -Har- ris seed drill, without fertilizer at- tachment, nearly new; a 5 h.p. Per- kins gasoline engine, in good re- pair. Apply at Advance -Times. WANTED Young man to 'drive bread wagon and learn the baking as well. Apply in person to W. S. Reid, Lucknow, Ont. WANTED Stenographer and book- keeper; general office work. State age, salary and texperience, . Apply Box A, Advance -Times office. LOST -Cap for McLaughlin car gas tank, nickeled, with hat.'lles on each side, near McNaughton` farm, Wroxeter-Bluevale road, Leave at Advance -Times office. FRESH VEGETABLES for sale - beets, carrots, lettuce, radishes, green peas, parsley, Swiss 'chard, chives, cress, rhubarb, beans, also fresh eggs. John Kerr. TO RENT -Howe with all conven- iences, at corner of Catherine and Victoria. streets. Apply to Samuel Morton, llcio;rave, phone 15-624, garage. B3UCHANAN HARDWARE are agents for Brantford binder twine, pure manilla hay rope, English par - is greeit, good stock of bay forks and handles on hand. -. MAN --Able to handle direct :alias work or willing to learn. i'o'sition is o local and permanent, with -well. known concern, Pay excellent, For 1 Interview, write 209 Royal Bank Bldg., London, Ont. TENDERS will he receive: -! by the undersigned up to 6 o'clock ort 3oth July next for cleaning and painting the ceiling and varnishing the wood- workf school house in U,S.S, No. 4, o Morris andTurnbcrry. No'ten- der necessarily accepted, Particu- lars from Robert Shaw, Sec.-Treas., Blue -vale, SEE 'OS FOR. YOUR BUILDING Supplies --fresh Brie, prepared plas- ter, cement, Gyproc fireproof Wall - beard, prepared roofings, gutter it on and ride cap, glass, paint, !;via- esria s anHardware. tnablc prrc ba,n CHANGE OF LOCATION NOTICE Commencing July 26th, our store and fixtures will have been moved to our newer quarters across the street, the former Thompson store, located directly opposite Nortrop's meat market . Phone 344. T. C. Mc- Elroy. FOR SALE by tender -The Trustees of the United Church, Blueva]e, are offering for sale by tender the Methodist church and seats. Ten- ders for the seats only will be con- sidered. The tenders will be open- ed on Monday, August 8th, 1927. The highestor any tender not ne- cessarily accepted. A, MacEwen, Secretary,B Bl 1 Ont. THINKS PLAYGROUND GOOD IDEA (Kincardine Review -Reporter) While in Lucknow the other day we passed the' public school of that village and'were surprised to see a large number of kiddies in the school grounds. Being holiday time we wondered at this, so stopped to` see the reason. It didn't take long to find out. The school ground is equip- ped with a splendid outfit for the kiddies to use to enjoy themselves their spare time. Swings of sev- Box 5, neva e, n i p CLOVER HONEY leral different kinds, teeter-totters, Honey in pails, 140 lb:, or 130 if chute slides and other equipment was . pails .'• supplied. Honey will be left at there and the youngsters were hav- Milis' store, Wingham. James H. ing a great time, Where do the kid-. Casemore, R.R. No. 4, Wingham, ' dies of Kincardine play? You may phone 13-627. I find many of them, on the roads, on the streets. A few 'of then- go to the .HOUSE, LOT AND FURNITURE lake; there are only a couple of IN WINGHAM FOR SALE swings at the park there, which are hardly fit for the youngsters to use and not fit for tiny tots. There were no kiddies 'running back and forth across Lucknow streets -they were safe from passing cars. They were enjoying themselves at the .same dtme, Lucknow is to be congratulated o arranging for thisphase of its youth life. Here in KineardineAwe have our tennis courts, our bowling green, our athletic park,. our golf course, our swimming stand, and all things for the pleasure of the grown- ups -but where do our kiddies play? Such an1 equipment anent as Lucknow has, if installed in our spacious 'public school grounds, would solve the prob- lem. It would be giving the kiddies fair treatment too. Offers will be received by the un- dersigned up to Aug, 9th, 1927, at x p.m., for the purchase of the two'- storey•briek residence with lot on the north side of John street, Wing- ham, . formerly occupied by the late Mrs. Allison Shorts. The house is in good repair and there is soft and hard water, and it makes a very desirable residence. As the property is sub- ject to a reserved price, the highest or any offer will not necessarily be accepted. 'Terms, go per cent. of. price on notification of acceptance of offer and the balance within 20 days thereafter. The household goods may be purchased. by private contract on application to Mr. Geo. A. Forsyth,. resident in the house. Dated July loth, 1927, 5, A. MORTON, Solicitor, lite,, Wingham,' Ont. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given pursuant to , Doctor Orders Vinol the provisions of the , Trustee Act, lNervous Women that all persons having any claim , Fco against Allison Shorts, late of Wing -.t I was weak, nervous and anemic, ham Town, in Huron County and Province of. Ontario, Widow, who Could hardly .walk. My doctor :order - died on or about the 29th day of May, ed Vinol, and 1 feel -loo per cent bet- 1927, are required. to send byoat ter." -Mrs. H. Willis. For over 25 q p ears this simple strengthening iron prepaid, or deliver. to J.. Morton and cod liver compound has been pre- at eWxecutors Ontario, ssaiolicitor for scribed for weak, nervous women and the or bees ofe the day d August,u, mere and frail children. The very on before the rat of 11h FIRST week you take Vinol, you be - 1927, their harries and addresses with into feel stronger; eat and sleep bet full particulars in writing of their g claims and the nature of the securi ter, ties, if any, held by them, and veri- I tied by a 'statutory declaration. And i take notice that after the said last 112112 1116111111111121121110112111111111111111211119111, iIlt IlliAi112111 1I11s111®flil1Alll;pA mentioned day the said executors Ill p1 will distribltte the assets of the said p1 Hot Water and 1 deceased ainong the persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the et._ HotAir Heating ' claims of Which they shall' theft have pl . Ai had notice, and that the said ex.ectt r tors will not be liable for the said - �,. assets or atiy part thereof to_ any 1.R 'lui"nbing, person of whose claim they shall not then have received notice. Dated at 4Vingliarri, gift,, this hth flan of July, ee27. w J. A. MO1.TON, Store Ph; 5$: douse Ph. 88, !: Solicitor for the said Eirectitors: Iiiiiii11111111,111111111111110111i1111111111111111111111111filil' A tee War Jr ROYCE 1 (Continued from •Page rj ing Board is presenting to you, ue hope will help you in trying to inter- pret the meaning of the Scriptures to the people who are in need of the true "Light" of the world, In conclusion we wish you God- speed and pray that the richest bless- ing of Divine Grace will accompany, you in all your labors to carry out the Master's' great commission. John Pollock, Moderator of Session. J. F, Davidson, Clerk of Session, Robert Ross, Chairman Bd. of Managers, John S. Craig, Secretary. Whitechurch, July axst, 1927, On behalf of the Sabbath school and Young 'People's Society, Alex.. Coulter, a member of Mr. MacKay's class, presented him with a club bag, and James Wilson, jr.,. president : of the Young People's Society, read the following Whitechurch, Ont., July 21, 1927. Mr. Angus MacKay: In appreciation of the honor you are bringing, not only to yourself, but to the Sunday School and Young People's Society, we take this oppor- tunity to express our gratitude for all you have done. In the Sunday School which you attended as a boy, and later took an, active part as a teach- er, yoti were always faithful and will- ing to do whatever was required. Al- so in the Young People's Society you took; an active part, for several years being President and always doing your part to make our Society a suc- cess. ,You will be missed in both these rganizations, not only for the part you took in the activities, but also for. the texample you set for the younger boys. It will be hard to find someone to fill your place. As a tok- en of our appreciation, accept this gift from the Sunday School and Young People's Society, given.,in the hope that it may be of service to you. Jas. Wilson, S. S. Superintendent. James A. Wilson, President Y.P.S. On behalf of the W.M.S.e. Mrs. Eli Jacques presented a steamer rug,and in giving it, said: Dear Angus: I need hardly say to you that the honor you have bestowed upon us by offering yourself for service in the Foreign Mission Field has touched a responsive chord in all our hearts. We realize something of what it means to you and to your father and mother, because most of us who be long to the Women's Missionary So- ciety are parents and therefore we can view your going from that angel. We as members of the Missionary. Society being deeply interested in Missions, will follow your career and watch your work with great interest. We hope that in the midst of your many duties you will find time to send us word concerning, your work,. and should you do so, you may be as- sured that every word in your letter will be eagerly read and listened to. We felt we could not let you go with- out telling you we appreciate you for what you are and what you have done, We ask you_therefore to accept thist steamer rug as a slight token of our affection for you. We hope it will be of some service to you, and when you are using it, think of the folks at home for `Auld Lang Syne's" sake. On behalf of the W.M.S. of Chal- mers Presbyterian Church. Mrs. F. Davidson, President, Mrs. A. Emmerson, Secretary. Rev. T. D. McCullough presented a Book of Praise in the name of Maitland Presbytery and Rev. Dr. Wilson a Bible from the Board 'of Missions, and a New Testament it Hindi from the Upper Canada Tract Society. A touching incident occurred when the minister introduced Mr, and ivlrs. Hector MacKay, the father and mo- ther of the missionary. The vast au- dience rose to its feet in their honor, and their little granddaughter, Cath- erine Mowbray, presented her grand- mother with a beautiful bouquet of sweet peas. It is thus our church is giving her sons' and daughters as well as her substance to "carry on" that she might be able to fulfil her high des- tiny. NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to' Section 56, Chap. 121 of the Revised' Statutes of Ontario, that all persons !raving claims against the estate of Robert Owens, deceased, who died; on or about the twenty- third day of June,:, A.D. 1927, at the Township of East Wawanosh in the Province of Ontario, are required to send by post prepaid, or to deliver to R. Vanston:e; Winghain, Ontario, Sol- icitor for the Executors, on or before the twelfth day of August, A.D. 5927, their names and addresses, with full particulars in writing ofatheir 'claims, and the nature of the securities (if any) heft by them duly verified by a statutory declaration. AND TAKE NOTICE FURTHER that after the said twelfth day of Aug- ust, x927, -the said, Executors will pro• ceed to distribute the assets ofthe said estate among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which, they shall then have had notice, and the said executors shall not be liable for the said assets or any part thereof'to any person of whose claire they shall not their have received notice, DATED at Wiiighant this nine- teenth day of Jauly, A.D. 1927, R, VANSTQNE, Winghain Solicitor for the Executors. BLUEVALE. Dr, Earl Ball, Mrs. Ball and chil- dren, of Toronto, spent a few days with Mrs. R, Musgrove. Mr. and ,:.'Mrs. John Hockridge spent a few days, with friends at Dungannon, Mrs. Thos.' McKinney, 'df Toronto,. spent a, few days' with Mrs. R,•'lefen g and n rove � r attendedreunion L. the Ramsay's school: Mr. Milt, McVittie, of Windsor, spent a few days with relatives here.. Mr. F. Black shipped a car of cat- tle and one of hogs to Toronto on Saturday Mr. and ' Mrs. William Bray, of Dungannon, 'visited at the home• of Mr. Robert:. Musgrove last week. Miss Gertie Turvey is spending; a few weeks with her sister at Tupper- ville. • Rev. IVfr. Walden and family are spending a few weeks at their sum- mer home at the lake.: Rev. John Hutton and Mrs.. Hutton are spending their vacation with the former's parents hello. Mr. Hutton will take charge of services in the United, church next Sunday, Mr. Robert McLean has returned. to North Bay after spending a few weeks with his family here. Mr. George McDonald,' of Goder ich, is here taking off his hay this :week. It is a very heavy crop and he- will have a barn full. lk[r, and Mrs. David Hutton and two sons, of Cleveland, Ohio, were visitors last week at the home of the former's parents, IVir. and Mrs. John Hutton. Mr. and Mrs. George Ruttan, of Atwood, and the former's sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. George Col - cons, of Chicago, were visitors last week at the homes of Leonard Ruttan and Milton Smith, and took in $he reunion. Mr. and Mrs. George Banks, of Stratford, spent a couple of days last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Len. Elliott. Mrs. Milton Wa at present visiting sgn, of Gorrie, is at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Stewart. Mr. Wesley Johnston, of Sault Ste. Marie, was a visitor last week at e ,e home of his aunt, Mrs. Leonard Rut - tan, and was also at the reunion. Miss Margaret Garniss returned home Saturday after spending a -cou- ple of weeks with her sister, Mrs. Jim Scott, at West Lorne. The reunion at S.S. No. eo, Mor- ris, on Thursday, was a grand suc- cess in spite of the heavy rain in the evening. The greatest treat of the afternoon was to have the second teacher, Mary Ann McCracken, now Mrs. Roe, who taught there about sixty years ago and boarded at George Button's. Leonard Ruttan, who presented her with a beautiful. bouquet of rosebuds, was one of her pupils, he being just a wee boy at that time. Sarah Fagon was the first teacher but taught only four months. Mr. Parker Sineltzer and friend, of Guelph, were visitors this week, at the home of the' former's mother, Mrs, Smeltzer, Mr. and Mrs. John Hutton, of New Ontario, are visiting at the home of the former's parents, Mr. and, Mrs. John Hutton. Mr. and Mrs. George. Webster, and Mr. and Mrs. Harvery Webster, of St. Marys, were Sunday visitors 'at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. John- ston. Prof. A. J, Johnston, wife and daughter,,' of Toronto, were visitors at the home of/Mr. and Mrs. Rob- ert Shaw obert.'Shaw last week. Messrs, Will and Gordon Mundell and sister Hazel, and Miss Sylva Blatchford, were week -end visitors at the Home of their aunt, Mrs, George' Mundell, at Drayton, .Mr, and ;Mrs. Charles Coultice and daughter Grace, of Listowel, were visitors cit Sunday. at the home of the latter's mother, Mrs, Snell, Rev, John Hutton, of New Ontario, will preach in the United church next Sunday. Everyorie welcome. Mr. Stuart Young has returned home to Toronto after spending a month with his wife and family here, Mr..Griffith, of Montreal, is spend- ing his holidays with his wife and son here: ST. HELENS Congratulations are due Miss Win- nifred Farrier for success in obtain- ing a first class certificate at Normal, and in addition an Elementary Art certificate at the Ontario College of Art. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Taylor and family visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. D. Farrier, of W hitechureh. Mrs. James hard has returned til- er spending two weeks in Toronto and Port Credit, 111OIiI 11} 111i1f111 1111". 11111 1111 1111NI11111111 11h111$1111111 11111111 I11iiiis I alusI1i11. inti Hot Weather Ell Is;' Much Easier Endured If ,,y out, possess . 'Cool Footwear For.;,there is no part of the anatolllnY That. . produces that " tired weary" feeling as 1: 'the feet. Solt and light easy iftting toot- '_-' wear is a ,real help to comfort ,on these. ▪ trying hot days. For Women 1s ` it 2 r 0 v .. 111 i 2 2 ®. • W. H. WILLIS o..or..rto� Black Canvas Slippers, either 'One Strap or Oxfords, with light weight soles and rubber heels, are a real panacea for "achy feet"; and the price is so reasonable, namely, 1.00 per pair , And a much better line at 1.35. Many other lines of "comfort shoes" for 'women are being shown. You are ,invited to call and see. For Men Brown Canvas Laced Boots are 'both light and cool; also most reasonable in price, namely, per pair •2 • 65 Other lines of hot weather shoes for men are being shown which we invite you to call in and see. Special ecial attention' is directed. to our "Light Work,Boot"' for pg the farrn, or in fact for any and all kinds of outdoor work. This boot is made of soft pliable leather, with Panco soles, bellows; tongue, no seam in the side; light in weight but goodto (� 5 wear; in all sizes far men, per pair - - ••� KEEP YOUR FEET COOL AND THE JOY OF SUMMER WILL BE GREATLY ENHANCED. ■ m Is: THE SHOE STORE Phone 129, WINGHAM is 1 WIIII11111IIf1111Y11Ilii l lime i I®I I ILII IuI I IwI I !ill l lil l ldl l Ili! l lull loll lrl l lwI l l®Ii lilililllilllfilllilf Iih�t irm!Ukj ! • • • • l•1lwmp _w • • • • •N�-tQmstop,%• • 6lSVstp,riEA•!a\sN:A• • • E ,II ILYCEUM TE®® Ai • . Thursday, Friday, Saturday, July 28, 29, 30 g, • a • RANGER • IN littl "The �9 ��tl W D� COMEDY -"Tea For Toomey" S • y • a : . Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, August 1, 2, 3 1 • ADOLPHE MENJOU - IN --- • "The Ace of Cads" 1 COMEDY -Too Many Brides i `-tint alltr:Wiwiirailltiii •t9YA9r•'CnYaSr•Y�•11freVriw11YaifiiilYidirm ticItreViailr•17ali'killi•CtroNVA1YiY@ic lEIMI®IIIIIIIII®IIIIIiilli®®s11111a111m111e®1111111®Ai®11111'■ ® THi E HYDIRO' SHOT). ■ ® 1 a si in • ■1 • mi in ni in in in • °f,ishers u Headquarters for Farm Lighting Supplies Irons,Toasters, > La itl7ipS: and Fixtures. We Repair All Kinds of Electric ;t al Apparatus. Vacuum Cleat ers and Floor For Rent. 4.y .aria.0,pal6001®.m..CMS . OECD o®oPM. m®.a,m.mm114MD <M. 616.12701. .msa.nmm,oalmoam,n,mmuum tiff a> �1�I�ntcs Commission m1sstDn iia Craw tor lochs. 41• E11 1; Phone 156. I�>a 0111301211111 • in It is the selettion of rich, 'western wheats -- the finest grown on the prairies --- that gives extra flavour to bread and buns, and extra tichness to 'cakes and hies, made from Seed 30e tit stamps for or 700-rerip Purity ,'lour Cook Book "Ignitionk Cward. Plow Mille Co. Umbra '1'eeroaEb, Montreal; Ottawa, Soho*John. 2sd1 a_