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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1928-02-09, Page 4WINGHAM ADVANCE -TIME 111111110111110111110111111111 111$111111111101111iellalllht.1131111$11111111111111111111111011X111111 111111111111111111101111111111111.II Hot Water Bottles s1 I11 The Best Hot Water Bottle Made. 1° C Guaranteed 2 Years -"THE KANTLEEK" $&OO Bottle .for .... ........ $2.50 _ e.! ,.E 9S DRUG STORE 2 .,d�'��r �.�rox'es� :, Phone 53 . Lewin pele;O uoaz` 'ix pete .5ToraFs. I Ingham ®. nn- mmil It1�1111f1mil u ®IJ im 1118 mI11M111®III191111Y1 niIl1iI11uYllilousiilmmil i111b111®I11ma11181 EXTRA SPECIAL $1.50 and $2,90 Hot Water Bo ties f.29 No home should be without a Hot Water Bottle isprecious. 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FOR SALE, .-- A Mahogany Cabin- enet Victrola, and: a player piano for sale cheap; T. Fells. CAPABLE GIRL -Desires a position at general housework, Apply at the Advance -Times: AUCTION SALE -Of 28 Cattle at Lot 7, Con. 3, 'Turnberry, on Thurs- day, February 16th, at 2 o'clock. Kinley McNaughton, Frop,, John Purvis, Auct. FOR SALE CHEAP-Gerinan Shep- herd Police Dog Pups, 2 months old, male or female, pedigreed and . registered. Shipped on approval, if not satisfied return at my expense, and I'll refund the money. J. C. Powney, R. R. 1, Belgrave, Phone 623re I, FOR SALE -One good Duplex Auto Knitting Machine, good as new. Apply,. to Advance -Times. LOST -On Patrick or Main Sts., a yellow and black woollen horse blanket, on Saturday,. Jan. 28th. Finder please leave at Advance Of- fice. WANTED -A naan for Huron Coun- ty and adjoining counties to sell roofeng cement for a responsible. concern. Sold direct to the consum- er. None. other than hustler need apply. A real proposition. Apply to Box "A", Advance -Times. FARM FOR SALE Seventy-five aerers, all cleared, well fenced` and 'drained, forty acres plow- ed, frame house, barn with stabling underneath. One and a half miles from market, school and churches. Rural mail and telephone. Goced local- ity, Apply to Abner Cosens, Insur- ance and Real Estate, Wingham, Ont. APPLICATION TO PARLIAMENT Notice is hereby given that an ap- plication will be made to the Legisla- ture of the Province of Ontario at the next session thereof on behalf of the Municipal Corporation of the 'Vil- lage o Wroxeter for art Act annull- ing the Corporation of the said Vil- lage of Wroxeter, Dated at Wroxeter this 21st day .of January, 1928, FRED DAVEY, Clerk of the Village of 'Wroxeter, illgCl11oinximil fmuilipiulsil on 1iJ uing IId9161tutribigag 5g' 1vaL;yerlcnced and practical abil- 111 pity guarantees a satisfactory a job. Aoncy p Chic aznel Teeswater furnaces IAW INS Hardware ware Phone 8 1 as IIII fHM ll i> OIIIMNI�MMO E W%NG� ADVANCE -TIMES Published at I ONTARIO W NGkIAd1t, ON A Morning a 1Vo n EveryThursday ! u y g W. Logan Craig, Publisher Subscription rates One year $e,ob. Six months $r.oc, in advance. Advertising rates on application, BOARD OF MANAGEMENT CREATED FOR BLYTH HALL Blyth Council has decided to' , coma ply with tine terms of the Community Halls Act, and has appointed a Board of Management without appealing to the voters, The board consists of Reeve Dr; Milne and Councillor Mills, Mrs. John Colclough; Miss Steinhoff, David Laidlaw, E. Bender and J. D. Moody; 3. The debeetures as to both prin- cipal and interest shall be- expressed in Canadian Currency and may be Can- ada. inn payable at any place or p as 4. The Debentures and the interest coupons shall be signed and issued by the 1Mayor and shall be. ,signed also by the Treasurer, and the debentures shall be sealed with the seal of the Coropoeation. 5, During the currency of the De- bentures there shall be raised annual- ly Seven hundred and forty-nine and �121zo0 dollars to form a sinking fund for the payment of the debt and sev- en hundred and fifty dollars for the payment of ,the interest thereon, ma- king in all Fourteen'hundred and ni- nety-nine and :12100 dollars to be raised annually for the payment of the debt and interest. 6. The Debentures may contain any provision for the registration of them authorized by law. 7. This By-law shall take effect on the day of the passing thereof sub- ject to its being assented to by the electors. PASSED this 7th day of February A.D., 1923. W. A, Galbraith, Thos, Fells, Clerk. Mayor. PUBLIC SCHOOL REPORT FOR JANUARY First Book.. Total 386, Honours 289, Pass 150, A Class -Jimmie Lee 377, Evelyn Gamble 368, Mary Julia Preston 36o, Earl Kennedy 36o, Harry Posliff 356,r Verne Walker 338, Lillian Fuller 3?7, 'Harold Stevenson 335, Geoffrey Hat- tersley 33o, Irene Chittick 328, Doris Armitage 322, Clarence, Cantelon ;y14, Marie Hopper 310, Margaret Hughes 296, Irene Fitt 228. B Class -Alice Dore 308, . Eilene" Curtis 306, Edith Mundy 302, Harold Parker 298, Marjorie Forsyth 297, Is- abel Lamb 29,7, Liana Harrison 277,. Bobbie Rae 269, Evelyn Carter 266, Evelyn Campbell 241. • C Class - Allen Small 3`37, Jean Cruikshank 301, Carl Bondi 279, Char- lie Krohn 27r,' Kathleen Saint 258,. Kathryn Batterson 244, 'Joe Wilson 186, P, Johns, teacher. Primary.: Total 300, Honours 225,. Pass 180. Class C-R. 'Hamilton 27e C. Ross 255, R. Casemore 255, L. Howa°rd 245, G. Elliott 184, G. Finley 125, G. Helie TELLING WHEN . MAN IS DRUNK In Canadian courts for. some time .past there has been 'a tendency to give a man arrested bn a drunk charge the benefit of the' doubt. Ma- gistrates deal with such cases with extreme caution. In this day of mot- or traffid we doubt if this should be done. The risk of the public de- mands that they should be given the benefit of the doubt. Anyone will agree that it is better to punish a dozen drunken car drivers, even if it is doubtful whether _ they were more than half drunk or quarter drunk than to let one of them -injure er kill - a pedestrian, In the English courts they have adopted ,a,.test which is accepted as conclusive evidence.. They give a; man who is arrested as a drunk a football bladder to inflate with his breath. .•If two litres of breath is found to contain I,5 milli- grams of alcohol the man is 5o per cent. drunk. If the man is 5o per cent. or more drunk by this test be, is convicted. / DIED McLEAN - In Portage la Prairie,. Man., on January 31st, Samuel Al- exander McLean, formerly of Wing - ham and Lucknow. BORN KERR-In Morris township, on Feb. 7th, to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kerr, a son. BRANDON - In Victoria. Hospital, London, on January 25th, to Mr. and Mrs. Norman Brandon (nee Irene Stocks of Wroxeter), a dau- ghter -Norma Jean. S. S. No. 7 Turnberry (Zetland School)' Sr. IV - Fred Lott 64%. Jr. TV - James Weir 72%. Sr. III -- Chester Coulter 70%, Ort- on Grain 6x%. Sr. II -- Janet Coulter p$%, Kenn- eth Currie 64%, Jr, II Flora Coulter 81%; Norman Deyell 66%, I - Isabel Cotilter 86%, Dorothy Deyell 78%. Pr. * John Norman (Good) Teacher, Marie . Livingstone. ' REPORT OF U. S. S. No. 14 A A'NO H AT WESTncW W S EAST a for JANUARY Tested in Literature, Composition, Reading, Arithmetic, Spelling, Gram - liar, History and Agrioulture. Sr. IV Carman Farrier 74%. Jr, IV Tr.nn Inglis 49%*, Laura Mar- ine. Sr. III .Elroy; Laidlaw 64%. Kenneth 1 aidlaw 62%. ',Jr. >liffee Purdon 6 7 % Jr.IIC d 7 Roddy ' Tnglis 44%*, Russel Farrier 42%. 1 Sr, TI Roselli Guest 74%, Dick Gust 39%. 1 Tested in Reading, Writing, Spell" ing and Arithmetic, 1 Total 400, --- Olive Purdon 325, Doreen Purdon 3xo, Jack Inglis 255*, Mary `Guest x33a'. , Sr, I'r. - Good - ';Muriel Pardon, 1 Jr, Pr. - Fair - B%lI Martin. (en absent for one or more test, No,, on roll 16, L. I, 11111111111111111 111 ill I!I 1 Il ]tett, Teacher, 122, L. Patterson 70. Class B -P. Parker 290, C. Well- wood 29o, S. Reid 29o, B.' Kennedy 278, R. Zurbrigg 275, M. McKibbon 266, J. Boyce 265, J. Thompson 261, H. Ross 259, B. Rae 258, E. Camp- bell 247, M. Hughes 22o, L. White 209, J. Fraser 202, R. Collar 165, R. Elliott 154, N. Finley 100. Class A -L. Hutton 262, M. Thom son 261, C. Baskerville 245, E. Edg 220, D. Fitt 220, Jean Lee 209, L. Dore 205, John Lee 195, A. Vansickle 195, C. Campbell 192, F. Barnes 191, M. Marsh ;18g, N. Stephenson 187, D. Henderson i85, D. Adams 177, 13. Groves Teo, B. Forsythe 149, H. Smith Ito, L. Pattison, E. Attwood, absent. A. G. Williamson, teacher. TOWN OF WINGHAM By -Law No. 988, 1928 For borrowing the sum of. Fifteen thousanddollars for the • purpose of granting a loan of that amount to Ery & Blackhall Limited. WHEREAS Fry & Blackhall Lim- ited has applied' to The Corporation of the Town of Wingham for a loan. of ,$15,000.00 to assist them in pur- chasing new premises and enlarging the output from their business of man- ufacturers of upholstered and other furniture' carried on at the said Town of Wingham and have agreed to re- pay the principal' of the said loan in fifteen equal consecutive annual in- stalments and to pay interest on the unpaid principal yearly in the mean- time at 3 per cent. per annum and that the said loan shall be secured by a first mortgage on the lands and premises so to be purchased by them: and on all the plant and machinery of the Company situate therein and to be situate therein during the currency of the said mortgage; AND WHEREAS IT IS DEEM- ED EXPEDIENT to grant the said loam; AND WHEREAS in order thereto it will be •necessary to issue deben- tures of the said Corporation for the sum of $15,000.00. and that is the a- mount of the debt intended to be created, the proceeds of the said de- bentures to be applied to the purpose aforesaid and a to no other,. AND WHEREAS the amount of. the whole rateable property of the Municipality according to the last re- vised assessment roll is $1,129,045, AND WHEREAS the amount of the 'debenture debt of the Corpora- tion is $322,965.23 and no part of the principal or interest• of which is in arrear. BE IT THEREFORE :ENACTED by the Municipal Council of the Cor- poration of the Town of Winghamr- r.. For the purpose mentioned in the preamble there shall be b9rrowed on the credit of the Corporation the sura of $15,000.0o and debentures shall be issued therefor or: the sinking fund plan in stuns of not less than $loo.o0 each which shall have coupons attach- ed thereto for the payment of interest. 2, The Debentures shall all hear the same date and shall be issued within two years after the elate on which this By-law is passed, and may bear` any date within such two years and shall be payable within fifteen years from the date when they shall be issued, and shall bear ''interest at the fim:ate of five per cent. per annual,. payable yearly, TOWN OF WINGHAM By -Law No., 989, 1928 A By -Law to provide for taking the votes of the elec- tors on a proposed By-law entitled a By-law for borrow- ing the sial of Fifteen. thous- and 'dollars for the. purpose of granting a loan of that a- mount to Fry & Blackhall Limited. . Passed the 7th day of Feb- ruary, 'A.D., 1928. WHEREAS1 it is desirable that a proposed by-law of the Corporation of the Town of Wingham .entitled a "By-law for borrowing the suan of. Fifteen thousand dollars for the pur- pose of granting -a loan of that am- ount to Fry & Blackhall Limited", be submitted to the electors for their ap- proval, and it is expedient and ne- 7.._ ' .1 •• inthe the I �UC.o4. 1928, at h hour of o k forenoon, the head of the Council of the said Corporation or some mem- ber of said Council appointed for that purpose by resolution shall attend at i 1 the Town Hall in the said MuaIicl- p< ity for the purpose of appointing, and, if requested so todor shall appoint by writing signed by lain two persons to attend at the final summing up a,a i•. the votes by the Clerk,. and one Fe son to attend at each polling p on behelf of the persons intereSten and promoting the proposed By-law, and a like number on behalf of the persons interested in opposing the proposed 13y -law, Thursday, February and, 1928 siNgsiNNENNeassmemssosisssiNisiNNNNINtsismosal IN -.1 II g Psi' Ng 0 16 1 airs ,- ()moo s acs t ., 3. On the 6th day of March; A.D. 1928,.at the hour of io o'clock in the forenoon at the 'Town Hall, in the said. Municipality the Clerk of the said- Municipality shall attend and sum up the votes given for and a- gainst the proposed By -lay. Passed this 7th day of February, A,D., 1928. THOS. FELLS,1VIayor. W; A, GALB RAITH, Clerk, NOTICE Take notice that the foregoing is a true copy of a proposed By-law of the Corporation -of the Town ..of Wingham to be submitted to the votes of the electors on the 5th . day, of March A.D,, 1928. And that if the assent of the el.ec- tors is obtained to the said proposed 13y -Law it will be taken into consid- eration by the Municipal Council of the said Corporation at a meeting thereof to be held after the expira- tion of one month from the date of the first publication of this notice and that such publication was made on the 9th day of February, A.D., 1928. Take notice further that a tenant who desires to vote upon said pro- posed By-law must deliver to the Clerk'teot later than the tenth day, before the day appointed for taking'. the vote a declaration under The Ca- nada Evidence Act that he is a ten- ant whose lease extends for the time' forwhich the debt or liability is to be created, or. in which the money to be raised by the proposed By-law is payable, or ,for, at least ten years, and that he has by the lease covenan- ted to pay all municipal taxes in re- spect of the property of which he is tenant other than local improvement rates. Also take notice that. By-law No. 989 a true ,co`py of which is shown above, is the By-law providing for cessary to pass this By-law for the the taking of votes of the electotrs. purpose of enabling the electors to 1 Dated and first published this 9th vote on the proposed By-law. J day of February A. D., 1928. . BE IT THEREFORE enacted by W. A, GALBRAITH, Clerk. the Municipal Council of the Corpor- ation of the Town of Wingham as follows:- 1.' The votes of the electors of the Corporation of the Town of Wing - ham 'shall be take) on the said pro- posed By-law on the Fifth day of March, A.D., 1928, between the hours of nine o'clock in the forenoon and eve o'clock in the afternoon at the following places, and by the. Deputy,., Returning Officers and Poll Clerks, namely. Ward No. x, Polling, Sub -Division No. 1, at Geo. T. Robertson's Garage, Edgar Pattison, D. R. 0., John' Mc- Cool,Poll Clerk. Ward No. 2, Polling Sub -Division No. 2, at Wm, Davidson's Implement Shop, J. M. Grahams D. R. 0,, Wm. Robertson, Poll Clerk. Ward. No. 3, Polling Sub -Division No. 3, at Town Hall, Lloyd Hings- ton, D. R. 0., John McDonald, Poll Clerk. Ward No. 4, Polling Sub -Division No. I, :at James Thomas' Store, Thos. Garrett,D. RO.f os Pugh, Poll Clerk, Ward No. 4, /Polling Sub -Division No. 2, at Watson's store, David Mc- Gill, D. R. 0., Thos. Miller, Poll Clerk. 2. On the 3rd day of March, A,D. ucean tonnage to .carry 36,000,000 bushels of Western Canadian wheat via the Pacific to the United King- dom and Europe has been booked for November, December and 'Janu- ary. During December alone ton- nage for 20,000,000 bushels has been fixed and shipping men believe that a hundred vessels will be'required :4r thi "Indian Golf will be a novel form the Royal and Ancient game to he i .'ocluc'ed this winter at the ^fiat •au Frontenac, Quebec City, for the enjoyment of the winter sports tcurnsta. The game will be played at:iis and snowshoes, and over a esurs.e Maid out in the snow: Tar- gets will replace holes and bows and arrows 'wi l take the place of golf clubs and balls. The 'Poultry Department of the, University of British Columbia an- nOurees the sale of a white Leg- herrn hen for $500. She is not the ...,ons Heno. 6,but• n.. Nd is exhibited at F.319and last suni,- r. Last year she laid 335 eggs «15 days; and 'as she weighs just. rout pounds her purchase price was t,,1-25 par lb. F. A. Sansome, of Greenwich, Conn., was the pur- chaser.. 8 You can tell a good driver . by the mileage he gets from his tires COME fellows are sure rough on tires -slam on 00 the brake and slide ward or twain stopping -- drop in the clutch arid spin the rear wheels in starting --speed round corners and skid. It may save a few minutes running time --it may even look a little "showy" to the man on the side- walk ----but the real driver knows that it means miles off the running life of the tires. Good tires will give unbelievable miles of service if . you treat them right. Drive sanely. Come in and let us put the garage on the valves once a week ---tinder infiation means certain trouble. Let us examine the easings regularly- for embedded flints and nails. This service will save dollars on your years car .expense. DOM1 ION TIRE W. C, LLPARD, WIN rIIAM, Ont. J. A. 'YOUNG, BELGfA'V';E, Ont. R. IL .CARSON 4 SON, GORRRII, r.3 NI AT $1 Per Pair ri This lot comprises the "left overs" and odd Nil sizes, there are all sizes, but not all sizes in each kind. lit THE LEATHERS ARE PATENT, DONGOLA 1 AND CALFSKIN I♦; Soule are slightly obsolete, but the most up-to-date. ■ 1 ■ ■ a a ■ a EVERY PAIR A REAL BARGAIN ® Y Iv fact most of these shoes cost us double and some threble the price we are( asking. A SHOE OF EACH PAIR IS BEING SHOWN IN NORTH WINDOW WITH SIZE TICKET ATTACHED ®n,i Willis' Shoe Store, Phone Wingham ■ ■n>runsamullai nismarmmium U11IIURIt>.i, Ill®Iil�llli11111�11i®ii®HI�llIt111111111�111�111111■Illrllldlll®AI®Itll�lil®IIISIII/III■1111111111iN1i11{ " After The Rink Come to Our Parlous and enjoy Hot Bovril, Tomato Soup, Oysters, Coffee or Cocoa, Pie and Cakes. They _! are just the thing to take • away that tired feeling and ji make you fit. 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