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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1928-05-31, Page 7Thursday, 1Vfay pat, 1928 WINCx$AM ADVANCE -TIMES 'Only teas grown 4,000 to 7,000 feet above sea level are used in ' $ALADA" Orange /Pekoe Blend— 'the flavour Is therefore richer, more fragrant and much more delicious than .other teas -Only* 43c– er-lb.---ouy It at, any grocery store, ORANGE PEKOE 13tlPt1?A 293, inn utuatilaiinIII®mm summ nlameits ulelnama•limilall•i lu st•inilamllnlsommrII t ' i' � •LiVe Hens Wanted Call us and get our prices. s11 1i Bring us your Cream and Eggs i I-IICHEST MARKET • PRICES .111- WWellington t n Produce'CO., Ltd. ■ 1, Wingham, Ont. .: M:'. W. B.. THOMPSON, Branch Manager. �' WinghamEl:" Phone '166 1.J: Branches: Wingham, Tara, Wiarton, f.Grand Valley : 1 Head Office, Harriston, Ontario 0 afl1RI l IRI111111RI I I■It 1111111 Udall I1111 I IDI I I11I I I D111e111111111D11111111$11111IIR11NAl l la 11w11111111®I 1111111 Do you watch the pressure of your balloons? HEY are designed for low pressure. That's the reason why the pressure of balloons sliould not dropeven three pounds. Under inflation means premature trouble --- ex- cessive Wear, on side walls bruises and breaks in the cord fabric that lead to blow -outs treads worn out before their time. Drop in at a Dominion Tire Depot once a week and have your tires inspected. Ten minutes ser- vice by an expert will add miles to the life of your tires. 0 You are never far away from a DOMINION TIRE DEPOT WINGHAM, W. C. LEPARD BELGRAVE J. A. YOUNG GORRIE IT. CARSON & SON Mainly FOP Women (By Dorothy Dix) TRY MIXING SOME REASON WITH ROMANCE (By Dr. Louis E. ;13isoh) All men and women, nb matter how fine and talented and educated they may be, have shortcomings, A de- mure little miss may be catty ,and.. jealous and nagging to the point of . e`xasperation when her true natttre is exhibited. A ,perfect gentleinan may be a fiend when aroused Married, folk continually complain that their partners have changed. In reality they weren't different before. Rom- ance only made them appear different. • How often,,does love" fully realize that marriage carries with, it not only the prospect of closer Companionship and.the enjoyment of endearment and caresses; but also responsibilities of the gravest sort. Clothing, shelter, food, 'a share,in carrying out the needs of the children, these invariably fol- low in the wake of marriage. An.d,this aftermath of '.the marriage ceremony is a stern and . often painful awaken- ing, Both men and women should learn to control romantic love tendencies before'. they marry. If a little reason were only stirred in with the love play' there would be fewer marital, disatsters, Individuals should, enrich• their experiences with people. They should study the characters of men and women, young and. old. They should"'become thoroughly acquainted with the traits of their engaged friends and •then observe what happens after they marry. Above all everyone should try to know himself dor herself like a book. Dissect your own emotional life. •Behonest with yourself. _ u " Catalogue your strength and your weaknesses. Know what you really want. Watch your own reactions un- der diversifed conditions. Learn how to soften your prejudices. Practice'. • giving rather than taking. Feel con- vinced that thorough understanding and sympathy are valuable assets to character building. Don't always try to'have your own way. It is far bet- ter to co-operate with someone you love than to "put something over," .Piofit by, observations and the lessons of experience. Beware of selfishness in either xnan or woman. Women, especially, like to be noticed. They enjoy being the centre of admiring eyes. They crave fine clothes. All this is perfectly natural, even commendable—but if overtone it means Inordinate vanity and a vain woman will never make a good, wife. Much more could. be said • about the p'rbblems of marriage, es- pecially regarding the relationship of love itself. I do not say, though, that love and marriage are incompatible and invariably form an explosive mix- ture. ix- ture. Write for Free Book Send for hand- some, free book; "Walls That," Reflect G Clod Judgment." Itgivesvaluable information on Gyprocand"ante- rior decoration. CanadaiGypsum and Alabastine, Limited '11 Pars '- '.ddanuda&8 Cp iris j9,tj Fepoofti1Bttiidn with Fireproof Wallboard Cor $ala 13y Rae t' t Thompson Winghain, Ont. Thompson & ,Iuehanari' IHarci rare . - - Win'g`harn, Ont. R..1. Huestr rx Gor >r ie, Ont. I Li What I claim is that when a person, is deeply in love --when his instinctive romantic yearnings are dominating the emotions—the reason is likely to go by the board while theindividual commits error. But, if possible, nev- er marry without the experience of. love. Let yourself fall as deeply in love as you can, Give full swing to romance. Then wait. Wait until you emerge sufficiently from the pleasing drowning sensation' of love to get 'a perspective. Use your reason before •you,make a choice of a life's partner. c onsti ated ?., Tired Out No Energy? "Fruit -1 -tines" gives perfect heath 16irt. E, LEMAY. Montreal, Que.—"I was always consti- pated, bilious and weary, unqi one day I met a traveller who recommended 'Fruit-a-tives'. I, procured some. You would not know nee for the same person. I am in perfect health, always energetic. I am happy to congratulate you on your medicine. I recommend it on every occasion." —1Vlr. Emery Lemay. "Fruit-a-tives" overcome constipation in nature's surest way. The intensified juices of ripe, fresh fruit, combined with health -building tonics, gently and surely restore natural intestinal action. Be well with "Fruit-a-tives". Try a bog -25c and 50c at all druggists. an a'inindmint brought in be a Mishter Garland, a. V.F.A. from Alberta, I in- tind to till Mishter Shpotton that he ..spud choose betther company, an shtop rayd,in: the Globe, if he loiots ice to wurrulc fer him agin loike Z, hey at .iviry elickshun campaign he ivir run: - I suppose he will say that ivirybody is not lucky enough to own tiilyphone shtock, but, shure, that' is- n't fault av rnoine, an if Jarge tinks •he. kin git away wid anny argymint. loike that, he has another tick corrin, as me bye who wus oversays wud say.` Did ye ivir see a foiner shpring than this has been up to the prisint, wiclt the laves on the trees't}lmosht fu11 grown be the twinty forth, an the fault trees whoite an pink wid Ws - son -is, an the grass growin fashter than the i;xpinses av our goverrunints? Theer is no betther place in the whole wurruld than Western Ontario, wid plinty av iviryting fer annybody who is willin to wurruk, an be raysonable in the shpindin av theer money. Av coorse, I hev tree childer, in Alberta, an me ould brother Matt besoides, but,,I tink anny wan avthim wud hev been jist as :comfortable in Ontario, an run less chance av gain ashtray in religion an ,pollyticks, I am afraid the . Tories in Sout Bruce hev made a mess av tings be rayson av nominatin a ffarrumer, no° matther how good a man he is. I: wondher they didn't hev sinse enough to seewhat happened to the Grits in Nort Huron lasht fall. Wid two far- ruiners an wan town man runnin the chances are that the town man will be elicked. The Grit in Sout Bruce will nominate Jarge Anderson arr Jawn Hunter an win the elickishun, so they will. An the ould, shtubborn, Grits in the counthry dishtricks will shtay wid•theer parthy, an the resht av the farrumer votes will be divided betwane the 'Tory an the -U.F.O., an thin the Grits will hey big majorities\ in towns loike Lucknow an Kincar- dine, an a lot av-Timpirince Tories will vote agin anny fellah that intinds to support Mishter Ferguson, so our chancesdo be purty shlim, but, av coorse, we musht hope fer the besht, an predicktin the result av an elick- shun is about as risky as buyin moin- in shtoek. Yours till nixt wake, Timothy Hay. MORRIS I I11I IDI I IRIIIRI I I •I ll�ll lel I I®I 1111 i 1111 I11I IRI 111 IDo%t_Dolaij Delay: - Leave your order for your. Spring Suit. e • Do it now before the Spring rush starts. • Choose the cloth and leave your order, have it delivered when you want it, hater on the best pieces are sold out and cancelled suits to suit ev- ery one. ' la • ,I-AVER'`'S STORE . W:` Tinimminnosiumiumit ,IIIBI111211IR111331112lii3,, making the setting of the waves eas- ier has asier''has no mission in the world, such. as making the hair glossier or more,- attractive oraattractive in, any way. It doesn't even make the wave stay in longer. It is simply used for making the wav- ing easier. Most waving fluids' are based on the same formula, their col- or being tate main difference. FINGER WAVE IS EASY WITH SIMPLE INSTRUCTION (By. Josephine Huddleston) Waving fluid, is not essential to'n'a good' finger wave if the hair has the basis for a good wave whether it be a permanent or natural one. Finger waving is an outgrowth of water waving, where the wave was set in the hair with • combs arranged in proper sequence to .produce the. desired effect --a wave which resem- bled a marcel but to which no iron was touched. ' Yon realize of course, that- a finger wave is only possible when one has naturally curly or permanently curly hair. Finger waving merely meads setting a wave in the hair with the fingers, but I can assure you it is a far more intricate accomplishment than mere statement indicates, The person, giving the finger wave .must know how to manipulate the fingers so that the waves go where they are wanted and that they stay there when set, This brings tts to waving fluid. which is' often used Waving fluid is a'harmiess prepar- ation, made of ingredients that hold the hair together flatly. It is some- thing like the old bandoline that was used to hold the spit -curls of bygone days in place, The fluid is applied to the hair while it is wet and. other than DYE YOUR OLD (SLIPPERS Don't discard your soiled white and light''colbred slippers.' Instead, get a bottleof liquid black shoe dressing or one of the numerous harmless black dyes now on the market, apply to the shoes and let dry. Presto! New af- ternoon footgear, Of course, after a few wearings, the color may start to fade, but an- other coat of the liquid is all that; is necessary to remedy this, TABLE MATS OF YARN For•all those who have made hook- ed rugs of yarn and have bits of the yarn left over, this idea will be par- ticularly appealing. You can make the most amusing table mats of them which are an excellent protection and very attractive as welt The tiny bur- lap squares may be purchased already stamped or you may get the burlap and make your own designs. These mats have been found to be as satisfactory as the asbestos mats, and, in fact, often seen better on ac- count of ‘their thickness in preventing the heatfrom the dishes from marking. the table. TIM DOESN'T AGREE WITH GEORGE SPOTTON To the Editur av all thim Wingham I'aypers. Deer Sur:— Shure, 'tis .quare goins on they do be Navin down, in Parleymint, an 1 in- tind havin a heart to heart talk wid Mishter Jarge Shpotton whin he com- es home, about that vote he wus of-. there giivfn •bit' that Bell Tillyphone quistion. Doesn't he know that 1 hould'''eonsidlerable shtoek, in that Company, on which I ain drawin eight p:Itrtint iviry year, at lasht year I got a prisint av roights worth noine dollars pur''share, iniakin inc sivinteen pair chit altogether.. Now whin the Hell . Tillyphone paylsle want to give theer prisint shtockhoulders it chance to buy some more at a raysonable proice he throies to tow a monkey wrinch into the =sheen be'votifi fer 114, Mr, and Mrs. Robt. Golley and fam- ,scar should be ordQ CHRYSLER. "62" SEDAN $14 50 Great New Chry. sier "62" Prices -- Business Coupe, $1350;, Roadster with rumble seat), 1370; Touring, 5 13 .2-doorSedan 7 , r $1450; Coupe (with rumble seat), $$1490; 4-doorSedan,1530; Landau Sedan, $1600. All prices', f.o.b. Windsor, Ont., including standard. f actor2/ equipment (freight and taxes extra) 'CHRYSLER "62" performance— at its new lower prices terwnpbas sizes Chrysler "6.2" superiority. 62 miles an hour plus—smooth, easy miles. 7 -bearing crankshaft in perfect balance.'Flashing acceleration in traffic. Unusual hill climbing ability. The easiest car to steer. Chassis spring ends mounted In rub- ber shock insulators. Hydraulic four- wheel brakes always perfectly self equalized for positive safety. Chrysler stylish lines and appear- ance. Roomy bodies.. Saddle spring fineness in fittings seating. Unusual en and upholstery. Latest shades and tones in color combinations. Take the wheel of a "62." That's the place where you can most easily prove that it is everything a car should be and does everything a car should do. oeas) Durnin Phillips LUCKNOW, ONT. THE CANADIAN -BUILT CHRYSLER FOR CANADIANS ily spent Sunday at Mr. Wm. Robert- son's of Belgrave. Mrs. Thos. 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