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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1928-04-19, Page 5Thu;rsday,',April 9th, x928 1� 0111MI tI 1011 SIM 11 141 IMl1/N 1INIRIII1ISSIKTIM HAS LOT AV l$ROXGHT Y1�»l� ��,;.■��M>1m��'�1�1M1M1�111��1f l�i�'�li OII7EAS .111 ..' WINGHAM ADVANC*TIMES ■ ■ 1Pf ■ ▪ r� ■ ® .% ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ i ■ ▪ G ■ ▪ S i ■ ■ ■ ■ ® K ■ 3162 - • C armin 0,, m ew Coats ri is For Sorinle Id ■ Yc ■ ■ N � `t h To the Ldltur av all thim thiin Wingharn paypors,.- Deer Sur;— Dict ,e ivir slitop an Link to yersil£ how inueh purtindin theer is in the wurrtildi• It bates all, so 3.t does, but •li ebby 'tis betther so fer, shure, oven the childer shtart purtindin bcfoor they lain wall. arr talk, gittin. dicer ould dads up in the middle av the noight to thraznp the flare wid thim, tinkin they are sick, whin theer isn't ■ a ting the matther wi.d thim only. nat- cheral perversity. Thin' whin they git • • able to, run arround an play the besht ki games they hev is whin they puvti ld sonleting, IN An whin we grow up the lnosht av 111 us go troo loife purtindin; some. par- t. tindin to be wurse than they are, loike. praichers' childer an flappers an fursht forxners in the Hoigh School, blit the mosht av us throyin to make payple belave we are betther than we are. Mebby noospayper nein are_too busy Exclusive in Character. .+++.wam.r�1'.^.. mwnnna,nMCW: �.•+u�m. Our large collection of New Spring Coats and Dresses offers pot only a wide choice of models,but a wide range of prices ,and sizes. Coats of the softer finish •cloth in s Blues, Tans,' Rusts, Rose, Green, Navy and Black. Comes in Misses', Women's and extra sizes.' Some very spec- ial are $16,50, 19.50. 22050 and 25.00 New Spring Frocks. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ .Of Crepes, Printed Georgettes and Silks, also - to ivir rilhl{ av tangs loilce that, an Taffetas. Made in smart models, showing marked , ■ nubby wuclden t belave it if they did ■ happen to tink av it fursht off theer individuality. Wonderful Values at .$15,00 to $25°00 ■ • • NEW SPRING HOSIERY In various weights and all the new- • est shades. . Gold Dollar Ilose is a real bargain at $1.00 upei:silk Hose, every pair guar- anteed, cut price $1.39 Full Fashioned Silk Hose in bet- ter quality, at .....$1.75 to $1.95 ■ GLOVES • ■ All the leading shades in French Kid and Silk Gloves. Pure Silk Gloves at $1.00 and $1.25.. 311 Complete stock of Ladies ■ ■ • ® H. E ISA D FANCY 'SPRING SCARFS Best colors in Georgette and Silk Crepe; special at $1,50 and $1.95. DRESS GOODS Choice collection of Dress Mater- ials comprising all the new patterns in Printed Crepes, Silks, Rayons and Voiles, Plait. Silk Iugi, Celenese Crepe and Broadcloth. 'Pretty pat- terns in the New Peter Pan Wash Goods, guaranteed sun and tub ast colors. Horne Journal Patterns. ■ ■ 111 • ■ ■ s p g p i Poll 1 g f s s 1 0 e T f. t CO w pi to U fo til fel go 111 riv 1110 Wa us lon bel ■ ■ ■ CO, WINGHAM aAI®sl11/11 ;:x[®®91=,5.,,;;ki �;:®a; �`c;MUIR®NW own bat, so to sltpake, (not inainin to hint that,some av thim are batty Whin 1 wus on the ould farrum wur- rukin sixtane hours ,a day I didn't hev tonne to shtudy out thin probliins mesilf ayther, but since I moved to town wid toinle to 1}hiditate, a lot av broight ()ideal kape running troo me head. Let me minshun a few av the: wurst cases av purtindin an ye kin tink up others fer yersilf, arr mebby they will conte into yer head widout the thrubble av tinkin. In the fursht place the) young fell- ahs tingle they do be having a harrud tonne wurrukin iviry day, but shore they are only purtindin to wurruk compared to what we used to hev to do whin Iwus, a bye. Thin we hev a lot av felIahs purtindin .to play• golf, arr bowlon the grave fer ixercoise, whin theer lawns nade cuttin, arr goin fer roides in autos fer the:binifit av the fresh. air whin theer gardens do be growin up wid wades. Yis,.as I said befoor a lot av fellahs wad loike pay- ple to tink thim betther than they are. Whin St. Patrick's day comes ye kin. ee lots av Scotchniin an Englishnnn urtindin they are Irish be wearin harnrocks. Dintists purtind they kin teeth widciut hurtin ye, grocers urtind that the tay they mix thim- lives is betther than. what ye buy, in ackages; painters purtind they know noore about mixin paint than the fel- ahs do that put it up in cans, droy oods mill sell coats thrimtned wid, at fur, arr rabbit fur, arr opossum tir, arr muskrat an purtind it is seal hkin arr black fox. Shure, it is the ane wid mosht ivirybody; insurance in, an dochtors, an lawyers, an polly- •shians go troo l�oife purtindin. Tink av the Grit Governmint at ttawa purtindin to be in favor av conoiny an a lower tariff, ,arr the ory Governmint at Toronto bein in tvor av timpirince, an thin goin into he booze business thimsilves. (Ar orse iVfishter Ferguson's booze bill us bad nnidicine fer a lot av us tizn- rince Tories to swally, but we l'tad do someting to bate think Grits an . F., O's. Sometoimes the ind justi- ies the manes.) 1 tink mebby the wurst case av pur- ulin av all wus whin the U. F. O. labs shtarted up to abolish parthy vernmint, ail hided be forrnin the osht brass bound, iron clad, shtaine itted parthy we ivir had. Moind ye I don't mane to say that s11t ivirybody is dishonest, fer 'tis n av the quare tings about all av that if we kape pttrtindin annyting g enough we kill make oursilves ave it is thrue. Yours till nixt wake, Timothy Hay ). ECAUSE the 1928 Chevrolet is the finest ,car we have ever had to offer to the public, we have received in trade some of the finest Used tars we have ever had on our floor. The exceptional value of the new Chevrolet has brought in tnany used cars that would not ordinarily have been traded in for several years. And the Used Car buyer benefits by this situation .' not only by getting abetter car, but also by reaping the advantage of reductions in price. You can buy here with every confidence. The reputation of our Chevrolet dealership stands behind the Used Car we self. Cowrie in and let us show you some outstanding values. • CU -428B 1 x927 CHEVROLET' COUPE,IST CLASS CONDITION 1923 -- Ford Coupe, in good.running condition and newly painted. 1926 — Chevrolet Coach, first class condition. 1926 Oakland Coach, very low mileage. 1927 Essex Coach, new last August, p . AC. Crawford, Winglkarn BIRTHS KENNEDY—In Wingham, on Satur- day, April i.th; to Mr. and Mrs. • David G. Kennedy, a daughter. -- '.l'heln1a Irene. THOMAS ---I11 Morris Twp., on Wed- nesday,. April x$th, to Mr, and Mrs. Harold ;Thomas, a son. BILL. inhabitant ; that the population of said village steadily declined and the whole resident population; the said villa 'c as a 1 a •e 8 plc 1 d ak the loafst revised assessment roll is two hundred and ninety; that the said village has now no industries of importance to justify its continuance as an incorparated vil- lage; that the maintenance of schools and other public services has become burdensome; and that the municipal council of the said village and a large majority of the freeholders, according to the last revised assessment roll thereof have by petition prayed that an Act be passed to annulthe incor- poration of the said village; and whereas it is expedient to grant the prayer of the said petition Therefore, His Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Assembly of the Province of Ontario, enacts as follows; --- 1. This Act may be cited as The Village of Wroxeter Act, 1923. Chapter 35 of the Acts pasAld in the 38th year of the reign of Her late Majesty Queen Victoria is here- by repealed and the incorporation of the Village of Wroxeter is annulled. n11114311 I'M!I)i ,3. The territory comprised 'witlfin t1 h1 e said ovfi ltla1g e bctf nWdar 1 bete tr ean rd1 tll1ye v townships lr o ' l wlc p f k andt I 1 1r1 b 11C•• y is herebyannexed to and shall forret part of the towatghip of Howick,' and the territory comprised within the said village of Wroxeter and lying west of the said boundary is hereby. annexed to and shall form part of the. township of J:"urnberry, s. All debts and liabilities of the. said village existing on the 1st day of January, 1929, shall be; assumed by the corporation of the township of Haltick but shall be a charge : upon the lands now comprised in the said village lying east of the boundary line between said townships of Ilowick and Turnberry; and all assets of the said village shall from the ist day of January, 1929, be ,deemed to be assets of the said corporation; of the town- ship of Howicic. 5. The following question shall be submitted to the ,municipal electors of the said village prior to the zst day of June, 1928. • Are you in favour of the annul- ment of the incorporation of the i village of Wroxeter? and if a majority of those voting voL i :in t affirmative he , #fir natiyt. nl anslv+ar to stele I question then sections i lo 4 sitali 1 come into force on the 1st day of January, 5929. 6. • Section S' shall crone into force on the day upon which it receives the Royal 2,.sscnt, The Oki Huron 8z Erie tan repay every dollar to its: debenture owners and depositors and still have the large surplus of $7,500 000 r Huron & Erie "trustees debentures earn 43 % upon $100 or more. Applications are accepted by A. COSENS, W.INGHAM. MIIIIIIIIIIMMIll , N, • ■ ■ An Act to annul. the Incorporation of of the Village of Wroxeter. i Whereas the; Village of Wroxeter ' I has by its petition represented that it was incorporated by: by taw mini- i ber to for 18N of the Coitntr Council of the,, County of Hur- on and the lands so erected into an in- corporated village included an area of four; hundred nand eighty-three and „t one-half acres and that by chapter 35 of the Acts passed in the 580 year of the reign of Her tate Majesty MI Queen Victoria the said.by-law was ■ confirmed and that by an order c,f the. Ontario Railway and Municipal Board ntadc on the 17th'. day of flee- u ember, 1924, certain farm lands Ng..:1."( i at 1 detached from the said village, and ? ■ l the area thereof now comprises three 111 I htpldred.antt seventy-eight acres; thatt'■(- the preamble of the said by latw sets forth that the population of the said area Was seven hundred and thtty-four• '1 .N 1' sigNimmincliflummin x`! G PPAREL Here's the last call for Spring styles, fpr Men. How about your new togs. Don't you need some of the new goods shown in this adv? If so, HERE is the place to get them and NOW is the time. warogamnameaireseseesissameen New Spring Suits. New shades and combina- tion colors that delight the men' and boys. A n d wonderful val- ues at the price. $15.00 to $33.50 You'll Like itliNgeNti i� ea ■ its ■ 1 1 st i■ ■ ■ ■ ■ me ■i ■ ma ■ HATS In Favored Styles 'Top" the new outfit with a Spring reit Hat Df Rakish design. You'll look good under any one :;f our fine light gray or tan "dandies." Now: $3.00 to $5.00.. NECKWEAR in striking colors Wonderftitly attractive {*backgrounds" for your view neckwear, Hand- somely tailored, perfectly finished Shirts of Broad- cloth, Madras, etc., for: $1,50 to $4.00 UNION SUITS ATHLETIC TYPE Newt/ joy awaits. you An Elie comfortable freedom. of a light weight, athletic t vpe, Union Suit, ; Ve 'of- fer (SoiSett.) suits for. any build - _ for ()lily: 75c to $2,25 'Course you'll want a ,spot of color and Spring; cheerfulness in vour:Ties. •Show you plenty - - - striped, figured or plain - - rich .silks - - for: 50c to $1.50 HOSIERY fleshy and plains. 1-.Iosiery Ft re to blend with your Spring' Suit shade. "Mashy” Checks Or cross -stripes or plain. Pull -fashioned of the fin- est: nmateria.l. - .1o1': c to 125 it N Nam The Store for I1N�11�iN1�RI1Mlf�iq�11! ad and ..aa 10