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The Wingham Advance Times, 1927-12-08, Page 7T ntredayi December.: 8th, 27. UNIVERSAL OPINION •The Family Herald. and Weekly Star ef Montreal ha, fer some weeks, been publishing in each issue, letters from zubseribsrs in all parts of the Doihinioe, in which the opinion is unanimous that The Family I-Ierald is the greateet value at one dollar a year in the world today. It is safe to say zio other paper in Canada could reproduce so many letters of a simi- lar nature, Some are from readers for • ten, twenty, and even forty years' duration. The Family I-Lerald ,deserve its success. It has been the motto Of the paper to improve and give greater value/ year after year, Today it is a newspaper covering all parts, of the world, a family- magazine that pro- vides clean, wholesome reading fox old .and young, and an agricultural journal, 'excelling anything of the kind Qn the Continent. All these „three are in one •big paper of 72 pages, and for one dollar a year. It is a credit to Can adiaii journalism. • CORN BORER CONTROL The Agricuititral Represent ativ,e' has informed us that several farmers have inquired of him recently, whether or not they will be allowed to continue growing corm This queetion, no tloubt has peen brought about by the Act respecting the Corn I3orer, which typ- plies-tow to that part of the County, south of the C. P. R, running from Goderich east. It is not•the intention of thou,- in authority to prohibit the growing of Corp. The Corn Borer Act has to do with the control of the pest. Suggest- ions as to the best methods of con- trolling the Corn Borer have -been Plaetd in the hands of all Corn Grow- ers in the area affected. 'The Corn Borer tnspector is appointed to see that the Act is enforced and that creels up measunes are taken in order to control the pest, Farmers are advised therefore, to grow as much corn as they wish, pt4o- viding they are prepared to clean -up their corn ground in a manner that will meet with the approval of those responsible for the enfercement of the Corn Borer Act. . WIflTBCflURcx Miss Tillie Alexander of DonnY• brook is visiting with Mrs. Andrew Fox, Mr. Arcliie Clow is not very well at present. Re. had altemorrha,ge from the stomach one day last Week. Messrs, .1. Ross and Bob MacDon- ald, of Holyrood visited With Miss Catharine Ross Of 'day last week. IVIiss Isabel Fox, .R.N., visitod in London for a few days last week. • Messrs: Ed, Anderson Tilos Rowt- t • cliffe of Centralia and johns and San- derson of Exeter and Creaell of De- treit stayed at the home of Mr, ,,arui, rs, Jas. Cornelius last week, while ,ting in this neighborhood. 1\iiss Jeanette B, Cottle, R.N., of 13ramptoh is •vieiting with her sister, Mrs, Kew of Wirigham. A number from Whitechurch will be in Wingham on Thursday evening when Mr. Chas. Martin puts on an hour's' program which Will be broad- casted on' the radio. • Sacrament Seevice will be held in the United Church on Sunday, Dec. ix.. A baptismal service was held on WINGHAM ADVANCE -TIMES ea,,,,,,,,aese,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,saaeasaeseeesesseaes,asssamaaalaaaasasaa.saaaasaasessasesaassesi-sessesasarasassassasasaamys-aaa.s,s a'asaasasesessa'asasssaaa,assaasaaRsaaseas.assaa'assaasssaspe ' Sunday last, when three babies were baptised, :Preparatory service on day evening of this week. Alies r,son of Powasson vigit- Pd hist week with her cousin Mrs, J. fleecroft left on Tuesday morning for Buffalo where she mot her daughter, Miss Myrtle J3eecraft, R.N., of New London, Connecticut, and together they„went 0 semi the Winter with the'fortner's sister, Mrs. Ed, SeJohn, of Tulsa, Okla. Mr.Miles McMillan intend's leaving this week to spend the finter with hie daughter in Oklahoma City, Okla. We hope that inthe Southern climate he will fully recover from his serious illness of a month ago. He will be ac- companied by his nurse, Miss Isabelle Fax R.N., who will return shortly. There passed away on Sunday at his home on the xeth Con. of W. Wa- wanosh, Mr, Alec, Emerson, in his seventy seventh year. He was born. in Milton, Halton county and came here 6x years ago. Besides his wife, he leaves a grown-up family, Maude (Mrs. Hackett)' of Blyth, Victor, of Langside, and James Alfred and Lila at home. Also one sister, Mrs. Addi- .444.„a ' 40401.1.44:1 • son of Wingham and one brother, fienry of Derver, Colorado, The fun eral was hold front the family resi- dnce an,Tueday to _Lack:now Ceme tery, Rev, Mr, Follock, of Cludnier's Church taking the surviees. Mr. ;Em- erson bad, suffered front asithma for a great many years., The community extends sympathy to the bereaved iarilhileY. TfUnerarof Mrs. Richard Ldh- 1 man, a former resident, of Marnoch, was held Q11. Tuesday to Belgrave Cemetery. Mrs, Leishman die4 at the home of her daughter, Mrs, Anderson of London. She leaves to mourn her besides Mrs, Andeson, Mrs, Jack Armstrong, Winghane Mrs. Douglas. of Lucknow, Maggie and Alec of the West and Henry. of Dungannon. Her twin brother, Mr. Nethery lives in Belgravee,• Mr. and ,Mrs. 'Ben Naylor and Mr. and Mrs., Roy, McGee spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr. Alec Naylor of P.alnirs.is. erston. mme Gee spent week. with Mr. and Mrs. Heury McGee. • Mr. and 'Mrs. Robt. Shiell ,-spent last week end with Mr. and Mrs. G. Sleet!. Mr, and Airs. John Beecroft and Melville Dad Gilbert and Mr. am) Mrs, Henry McGee and Gordon Visited one say last week with Mr, and Airs, Rafy McGe'e. Mr, flugh McBurney passed away on Friday night at the hoine of his datighter, Mrs. Robt, Scott, of E. Wa- wanosh. 1iis son, Stuart lives an . the home farm. I3esids his wife, Mrs. IVicflurney, of Wingtain, he leaves five sons, Will and Charlie of Sask., Allan of B.C., Stanley of Toronto and, Stuart at home, A.Io three daughters Mrs, Chartiss, Mrs, fas, Dow and Mrs Robt, Scett. The funeral was held Why s1oe Mr, Cliester I)unkin wear such' a broad smile, its that little daughter. Cnratulations. b e 1 1 c 'Ai e ci1 fe few days' with iriclids 151 Wingtam. Miss Aiabel Stokes who 1310 spent the past two months fn! !he Cith berry has has returtud 110100, Airs, Tbowas Appleby is visiting with her sisters in BOB:lore. Airs. Arthur Lincoln and son Alli Idsite,el one day last week at the home, of Air, and Airs. George leItiker, Hamr- ick, Messrs. /lector 'McClean arrd. john to Wingharn Cemetery an Tharsday. Aletcalle are attending the Unitod Far.. nirs' Convention in Toronto thi-s Mr. Billie McBuiney from Yellow - grass came jot: the funeral.- The he- week- reeved family have the sympathy of the community, CALIFORNIA'S GOLD GLENNANAN Miss Bertha Marshall of Wingham is spending a few days at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Appleby and litt1e. daughters spent Sanday at the home of Mr. and' Mrs. Wm, McGill, Miss Edna! Lincoln of Wroxeter, spent Sunday at her home here. HIS entirely new car surpasses the accepted standards ' of light car accomplishment; sweeps aside all boundaries of price class; establishes a new standard of acceleratiom speed, power and, smoothness. X4eretofore the follOwing characteristics have been combined only in expensive cars. • Speed—bettr than a mile a .minute. • Acce1eration---5 to 25 miles per hour in Edgla gear in 83 seconds. Endurance—his car will travel all day at50 miles per hoUrwithout strain on motor or chassis. Riding comfort—flexibie springs and, four.hydraurc shock absorbets permit comfortable travel at high speed over the roughest road. Roadabiliy—this car's low centek of gravity holds it snugly to the road on an unba,nked turn even at high speed. • Power—in deep, loose sand withthe front wheels cranaPed and from a dead stop, the car will turn lie a tight cirde, • forward or reverse, without e.fon. Effective braking --the instant response pc mechanical, • four -wheel -brakes with dual control ensures positive brak- • ing for any emergency. ' • Positive steering control—A relaxed hnd on the steering wheel will hold the car steady in loose sand and over bumpy roads. Turning radius 17 ft. ECOnOnly"30 mills per gallon of gasoline, plus the well known economics of Ford car maintenance. Appearce—eoad). work of pleasing propotios, taste- • . fully finished in an extensive tone of color combinadons of durable satin lacquer. Quietness—Vibration in the engine is practically negli- gible. New final drive isexceptionally quiet. Double -ply anti -squeak tape, asphaltum treated fabric and hardwood blocks betiveen bOdy and frame minifnize body noises. ,Motor • Make and Model—Ford "A" Four Cylinders—Bore 33!9"; Stroke 414e' Unit Construction Pump and Thermo -Syphon Cooling Pump, Splash and Gravity Lubritatio• is Single Coil Distributor Ignition Sliding Gear (3 speed) Transmission Multiple 9 Plate Dry. Disc Clutch • Crankshaft—Saticlly and Dynaniically Balanced High and Low Speed Jet Carburetor (hot -spot manifold) Aluminum Pistons Oil Indicator • TWO Blade Aeroplane Type Fan Baltelized Fabric Tinting Gear Carbon Cheome Nickel Alloy Valves N. k. C. C. Ratilag 24.03 H. A6.—Actta1 • Developed H. P. 40 at 2200 R. P. M. Equipment., ,Automatc Windshield Wiper (Closed Cars) Rear View Mirror Speedometer Dash Lighe Gasoline Gauge Ammeter Combination Tail and Stop Light Motor Driven Horn • Sport Coape .d. ,..... _..............._ #11 a"ca,.'' • 50., C011Pe. 1111111 \re'e 17, cA- 'I . • Egie—t 2200 revolutions per minute the new four cylinder engine develops 40 15'. P. This revolution speed is low for such power and sets an entirely new standard • for light car speed and acceleration, enduring quality and operating economy. Engine izbricaiom—Combination of pump, splash and gravity feed thoroughly lubricates all frictional surfaces regardless of road grades. C`ooling system—Combination water pump and Ford thermo-syphon system doubly insures ample radiation. Engine warms up quickly but will not overheat Electrical systety—The new Ford designed dist-sib-1:mm is placed on top of engine permitting direct connection to spark plugs by means of Short bronze bands. The single coil is protected b7 a waterproof c'ase. Co -incidental lock on ignition circuit is theft proof. The powerful starting motor and depffn)able genmator are bode of Ford design. Clutch and transmission—patterned after the famous Lincoln, these units give an operating ease never before found in thoderate priced cars. The nine plate multiple dry disc clutch and the selective trarcsmission are designed to make shifting of gears remarkably easy and simple. Getaway, unexcelled by any car made today, is just one of the many advantages. Three speeds forward and one re- . erse. All gears are made of heatetreated chrome alloy steeL The only light car in which transmission shafts are mounted: on ball and roller bearings. • Rear Axle—The mde shaft itself carries no weight as • the WIloating principle places the weight of the car on• := the axle housing. Flexible roller bearings minimize rear t, =,.. wheel friction. A. Torque Tube drive and spiral bevel gear' • are additional features. Springs—Transvrse sem-elliptic design. Relieved` of alt riving strain'they perform the sole function of cushioning road shocks. The transverse type of spring helps to pre- vent a large amount of frame distortion, makeifour-wheet brake operation more, efficient, gives easier steering and reduces unsprung weight.. Chassis lubrication--Aenaite-Zerk pressure systm. PetformancL) 60 Miles Per Hour " Acceleratime-5 to 25 M. P. H. in 814 Seconds 40 Ames Per Hourin Second Gear 30 Miles Per Gallon Gasoline Consumption AlerniteZerls, Pressure Lubrication Tour local Ford 'dealer twill give you prices and complete details—See him today, ,yajameadas Starter Foot Accelerator One Piece 'Windshield Sun Visor Thief Proof ignition Lock 4 Flydraulio Shocle Ales sorbers Wide Range of Color Options Chassis 4 Wheel Brkes--Mechanical Internal Expanding Type with Aatoinatic Equalizer Spring—Traissverse Semi-Eliiptic Drive—TorqueTube,Gears—SpiralBevel • &teat Axle—Three-Quarter Floating Full Crowe One Piece Fenders Gravity Feed Fuel Tank Ignition Wires Enclosed in Flexible Steel • Tubing Steering Gear (itreversible)—Worm and Sector Type Acorn Desigra Nickel Plated Headlights 5 One-Piec Steel Spoked 'VSheels 17 " S ' . Body and Chassis Insulated to Prevent Noise Valieel Base I0 /tithes, Turning Radius -17 I'eet 'I'ire Size --50 x 4.5 Road C1earance—,% Inches • Mammy Songs and the Mason-Dix- on Line have all melted it seems, be, fore the S'un in. the orange groves of California. And there's a reason. The praise is going to be worthy, If there are cloudy days in California one uev- et hears of them, and A is reasonable to suppose that one should if there were. A million people each winter follows the steps of the conquistador of whom, perhaps, they have never heard. They search for gold—the gold_ of the beach, of the groves, of the sunset over warm Pacific watrs. And there is a mine there for you; a real rnine of health and a wealth of sport and recreation activities for you to 'exploit at will, Any Canadian Pacific Agent will gladly supply information regarding ,fares, routes, etc., upon request. SMILE THE WHILE YOU TRAVEL The "Vancouver Express" is by no means a jose, but you cannot help smiling when its porters hand your baggage down because the smile has become a habit. It may be that. he smile' is infectious and you caught it from the porter when he showed you • to your berth, but one thing certain is that having travelled on the "Van- couver Express" nothing has happen., ed to take the smile away. The ser- vice, the cuisine, the equipment, the road -bed, the gentle -handling of this trxillion-happiness-that is if you have acquired the habit of travelling Can- adian Pacific between Toronto and. • VaTrihce°11'v‘Varncouver. Express" the con- tinents standard of railway efficiency leaves Union Station at 9„00 p.m: -to- night and 'every night of the week. For rates, reservatious, tickets, etc., consult G. L. Baker, Wingham, or any Canadian Pacific ticket agent. Fights 18 Years To Get Rid of Gas "I had stomach trouble for 18 years. Since taking Adlerika I feel better than for years and have not been bothered with gas.'—L. A. Champion. Even the FIRST spoonful of Adler- ika relieves gas and often removes astonishing amount of old waste mat- ter from the system. Makes you en-, joy your meals and sleep better. Ncs matter what you have tried for your stomach 'ad bowels, Adlerika win surprise you. McKibbon's Drug Store. .rammairsonue .erressoeme.. At your PERSONAL Service The men and women of this com- pany are trying to turn out some. thing more than just a good gen- eral telephone earvie. No two users have exactly the same needs. When you ask us to install or move a telephone we want to handle your order in such, a way that your personal require - meats are exaetly met. When you ask for informatieu about a contract) or a bilkor re- port' trouble with your umbers ment; or make even the most casual telephone call, we want to give each matter the sort of at- tention that spells personal set, ice, not just average service.. This is not easy. Put it's what we are aiming at—a personal eer. PANY OF -CANADA, IMITE POR ONTARIO__ 5 , , e.,.....e.s....SeaSeisseeee,,,.. '.