The Wingham Advance Times, 1929-02-28, Page 4r-'
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WINGI AM ADVANCE -TIMES
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Thursday, February 28th, 1929
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Notice to Creditors
•NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pur-
suant to Section 56, Chap. 121, of the
Revised Statutes of Ontario, that all
persons having claims against the Es-
tate of John J. Ferguson, late of the
Town of Wingalim in the County of
Huron, Gentleman, deceased, who
died on or about the fourteenth day
t)f January, A.D. 1929, are required
to send by post,.prepaid, or to deliv-
er to R. Vanstone, W ingham, Ontar-
io, Solicitor for the Executors, on or
before the fourth day 1'f March, A.D.
1929, their names and addresses, with
full particulars in writing of their
claims. and the : nature of the securi-
ties (if any) held by them duly veri-
fied by a ,statutory declaration,
AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICF i
that after the said ' fourth day of
March, 1929, the' said Executors will
proceed to distribute the assets of >
DR ESS MAKING—At moderatepric-
es. Will do either at home or go
out. Mrs, M. Doig, over Advance-
T'imes Office.
FOR 'SALE— Oak finished:wash-
stand, almost as good as 'new. Ap-
ply at :Advence-Times.
SALE—labs Chicks, Hatch-
ing Eggs and. Brooder Stovee„ O.
A. C. Barred Rocks 19c; Single
comb White Leghorn 18c each,
for March and April, Eggs $4.00
per 50; $1.00 per 100. A substan-
tial reduction pn eggs and on orders
of 200 chicks and over, at the farm.
Authorized agent for Royal Brood-
er stoves, founts, feed hoppers, etc
A number of used brooder stoves
for sale, reasonable. Circulars on
chicks and eggs, and prices on
brooders etc. C. G. Campbell, Au-
burn, Ont. ?hone, Blyth 10-24,
Sti61 lCF AND
• Stinietnit to Japan Kenna?
{.l•t'j ::li..>,1< t�'71^.ne`+` :t1a1n Gar.
Ron relents to 111, emery.
flee « Stephens, Can -
da e : 1 t• t'': n albary:
is with. Son -
oils 1 v. It . r \f t sey', the
tit 1?ail 1 e ..41i3t C raladla tt
i : i.. , : s . t 'stat' lilisirialss intut
what 'is r. ;dry and wilting to dt v-ote
his. time t . 1>u'atle service, ..>;'s the
h'oi t t.: Star \ ekey-,
Mr y: t pbt no, perhaps, is best
knowe as a Mom real business man
who for several years u -as chairman
of the, Montreal J';arboit Commission:
This was his tirat public :envie{ and
1ne dtse'IiFlreed 1. with such ability
that the Canadian G: vr'rnnient has
never permitted him, since then, to
return to St, James etreet. He is
least known, perhaps, as a linguist
and student. of foreign .affairs, Yet
he speaks English, French, German,
Italian and Spanish Buently---which
is remarkable in a business man—
and keens abreast of public opinion
in all these countries. Perhaps it was
this accomplishment, coupled with
his reputation as a business admin-
istrator, that eaused his selection for
the difficult post of chairman of the
Saar Commission,
The Saar is a little valley :taken,
temporarily at least, from Germany
by the Allies. Its population is Ger-
man and French: Stephens found
that all his arts of conciliation vrere
needed to hold the 'scales evenly be-
tween tthem, for although technically
he was only the chairman of the com-
mission of three, yet, in fact, he was
virtually in sole command.' Of the
other commissioners, one was French
and the other German and they sel-
dom were known to agree upon any
question affecting, the administration
of the *alley.
Five ears in the Saar greatly en-
hanced Stephens' repu.ation and, by,
:he same token, greatly- improved the
economic position of the little valley
he had aduiirtistered- Stephens re-
turned home to Canada for a rest and
perhaps a resump.ion of business.
Premier King, however. had other
plane for hien and now ler is to en-
ter up;:n a eareer of diplomacy which
raae• well iiivoi 'i great services to
his country.
He goes to Tokio as the first Can-
adian :Minieter and he will not only
be: given charge over the entire trade.
of Canada with the Far Eas , includ-
e:: China, the Malay Peninsula and
.:cilia, but he will also heve to deal
;On a problem which has frequently
:roatcned the, peace of the world
-ad witfeh has a1 but dirtied the
.ate-smanship of the Empire.
H , g r•urt tz uk is to carry out the
r•x iusion Relive- of this, Dom
-
e'en, , yy it h.tut offending. the national
eritie of the Japanese, Chinese and
he natives of Iniia, and thus so'w-
t= the seeds of racial hatred and fu
• • wars. It is a task which will
quire all his taeen and ability, but
:t is etlnfdentiy expected in Ottawa
that he will meet with the same sue-
's that he has done in the past.
the said estate among the, parties en-
titled
ntitled thereto, having regard only to FOR SALE -3 dog"Collie olios. 'En= NORSE NAMES IN SCXYJ.'LA:D,.
the claims of which they ,shall then; quire at Advance -Times,
have had notice, and the said execu-
tors shall not he liable for the said
assets or .any part thereof to any per
son of 'whose claim they shall -not
then have received notice.
Dated at Winghan this fourth day
of February, A. D. 1929,
R. VANSTONE,
WinC>hdni ,P,
Solicitor for the Executors.
FARM FOR SALE
We offer this week a farm i,i 150
acres, close to a prosperous: village
with stores, churches, Post Ofifce
etc. Good buildings. Terms right.
Might rent to a good ruin if nett sold
in: a short time.
Abner` (seens,
Insurance .& Real Estate,
\Vingharn, Ont.
AUCTION SALE
Farm stuck and implements at lot
22, 23, con. 4, Culross, on
TUESDAY, MARCH 5th
at 1.30 p.m., 6 horsee. 6 shorthorn
cattle, 14 cows and heifers incalf,
10 Yorkshire sows anti all the farm
e<Ittipmeet. Terme-7 months credit
• with 3';'o discount for cash. No re-
serve as owner has seed the farm.
Jno, fiery is, .\tett,, •rl<rer, l )unean
Keith, proprietor,
GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN
Ca11ruty----1n I1,,1.1n13:11111nt,ry +.t 1'.clna
zabeth, dtauelift'r-et Mr. and Mr-.
Wm. Chandler, who departed thi,•. life
+)n February 27th. .1924.
I')ear God, t1 alt ,lion a in; ---
'1'o one wife wails s Why 3- oliden way.
,She dv our •rlt•n, l:+ur bcs't'beloved.
\Vithout her till :art' ;shirty days,
Whisper that our Marts aro aids 1t11`,
In Thy RIM idem nt, ele,vo.
Ten her Tliet e 7*lis, hi, alway
And y r w ' 1.+; •
li<rar t'r*0, 7,Zr i.1tr hat eta
1 Et-,
y'ibe ht;tru
Oval 741,r 1 we'rev'Y1nlilt...
time tnlust .. °t.. tihile.
Sadly n'i5r,t: t , ee 1;n ;4(.
r seeilso
ale ,
Father e1 rl jet, is
:ADit.rXWEN
1L10E1``IS31,D AUCTIONEER
;Suit,. „f: e'•ii'ii meek .1'!,d iltlple•-
nent;, Real hetet, , r. , rl,rrelucterl'
w t•h iii"ra r1i+431• and Flt 7n+7<k?7•ilil•
ehar;tt s.
I'liat e 628 r 4,
\\'ing1tatn.
PARNI FOR SALE
l'.ot :No. 4, o11[;. Line, I14au ick, 311.
tlri'lt"- itertlt r,f 'WrOtt ter. 109 acres
t)ti' lCIt' ultivatr^1, r() aeres bosh. the
teet vesture, ()':owl 13.113 c!r ltntt <^, SI'.
r 3001'. it:yr,�' ,11111 tic,lt y1 ttta°. 1 a11et.
b;ert'1 sttrawtr Ahad ritttl i1nl>i3 rlre•at elle&:
,dkn73i yv Gliller, V `rau<ott'r 1 , 14. No.1,
coos:<il le to Tell :Prom Which Paan
FURNITURE REPAIRED AND re-
finished. Enligarrtjon t'aatte.
.. Same 'called'. for and de
d Prof. Broger, of Oslo Lxnivcr: i..
livered. shop aboy-e R.:1luiriread's
Garage, O. Ludwig. in a lecture at Edinburgh Lnivei '-
en,tntl?nted an the striking :fact tont
I th'e majority of the place-names i OR SALE—Used
:�hr.I lands and rknev were
With wringer, m good condition, al a c a O s <
e character- A scrutiny of the
as \IcClary Pandora Range ,good - Norse farm names.revealed cer-
as. new, Ilnchanan Hardware.
FOR SALE—Portable saw mill, 3
hunk carriage, 10 in. drive belt, 56
in. inserted tooth Saw, saw -dust
carrier, A. Me Purdue, Wingham, •
FOR SALE—At • Bluevale Creamery,
liluevale, 6 H.F. Gasoline Engine,
with Truck, clutch pulley-, suitable
for cutting wood or silo -filling,
Phone 609•3.
LIMI'TEI:) QUANTI'e"Y of Northern
Spy apples at $1.25 a hushes. --'o
1 T e a 1a1 , Ph+'nr 40. •
I.3 /S'1'—A ring cif keti•ti. Finder
please leave at Advance -Times.
nibs types of names which had beet.
meet used in the Shetlands, Orkne i•.
'el lines lrli(.1 the Hebrides. Na.• .
in Norway were not only e'hi-onoloi.:-
'rel, but also indicative of the seciel
position held by ,e families in Not --
y, Flirt hOr. tl,.t'ir gee feral. ,i'..'
licit was sharply defined, and for.
that reason it was possible to con
-
elude from which lnr'ts of Norway.
the emigration was greatest.
This proved to have been the
southwes.ern emits of Norway (Ag-
a der, Rogaland), and 'env northwest-
ern (1*Im•u), In t`; ' .igder coast dis
riots in 1 reeat years a number of
farm sites which had been examiner,
proved to have belonged to an older
Iron Age, and seemed to have been
deserted in the seventh or eighth cen-
turies. .They were usually situated
in districts which were no longer cul-
tivated. In all probability a number
of these remains were relies of the
el.iigrauts.
SATISFACTION -=_If you want this
in ell e repairing, or repairing rub-
ber:, and goloshes, come 10 our
store. Shoes dyed to keep their
color. J. A. Haugh.
\V'AN rED— . dander. Anyone hay- . 'DRAW 'T./ADMEN.
ine. one for ,tile call 'Wm. Elston,
,,hone 6133r5,,
\\" \N I FD ---Housekeeper for farm
home; widower and *me child. No
objection to %V0111 u1 With one small
child. .kpply at ,\dvanee-I nnt.. .
\\' t\'1'EI)---'1'r, do plain "r<rt•,nte:
31ildren". e'auihes a specialty. Mod-
erate price. .\pply at the Advance-
Times. •
FORCED TO SLEEP IN
CHAIR --GAS SO BAD
r.'Ni:;lit,, 1 .eat up in a clutir, 1 had
such et3eracit gas, I Peek ..\dlexil a
and poildne I eat hurts me now. I
:,lee,, tinse-Mrs. (.ih nit Butler.
Et:"Yt tile I IRS'I spoottiul of :Ad-
l_ri' t ..1i4F las on the stoesa•rh
silo 1ti1l0''tS 3 4tu11tw11i11;' amount," et
old week. tete r fn 'm 'tare 34vs1.+ 1tl.
\,3/11, 6... w a i' 1 j 1
1.0. , b Itr t No 11/11/tel:What y`':'4
1''t r'r' t1°,tell
if .r ,r 4.11' 't!ittracll.' :{nu
h+welt, Ata:* rik:t will *alrj,rl+ea
1v1tiilsbeil's T)rug Store.
'•.D t ,11Yy" your' 1 r4 <t r1.. ar1t(
m s N
Rhe fi rl; Neural m . that dirty appearance fnliclwinl the
Toronto Only City in British. Empire
That Hite TWO Kilted Reginiertt;.,
There are probably ' only a very few
people in Canada who know that To-
ronto Ia,f'3: boast of a very unique die
gtestton'in its military establishment,
Although very often seen by the in-
habitants 1. will be news to most
people that it is the only city' in the
British Empire that has two separate
kilted regiments, writes Jas. Rhine -
burgh in the Toronto Sar..
Not even in Seotland can such he
seer, for although in that old land
thet•eare instances of separate batta-
lions of the same regiment in one
city yet two separate regiments ai'e
unknown in any ono city.
Each regiment is affiliated with .s.
home unit, the 48th Highlanders have
g the Gordon 1ltglllanders anti tTte
Toronto Scottish having the London
Scottish as the, parent establishment,
MANITOEA POLITICS
�j► MUDDLED
SCIATICA? e r'
0/1C4 gas. a,tn Manitl,ba polities ltayre
Dore
er usifit Sciatica, ,slits,
'1 hranpsntr of ilih3ci llr'', Ont ywlr S nearly
frantic with it. Then -1'-Ii C. s 'made
her well "Before I -finished 1'131; first
box," she 3Sritee, «r had tete grolitcst
rt lx f and (Tuiekly got over my pain."'
'I Rt C 's are equally good fey Rheuma-
tism, Neuralguit '`> euritiC, Lumbago,
Giirrc lc #113f(', No harmful. drugs, 50e
end $1.01) at your deuggist'9. 116
](telt n IATIC
cAOStrc.rs
expn$l11•e cenneCted witli the to w
t'at•lialn1nt 11 ndld,ii4,s,. 111 which '}fon,
Robert Rodgers ;figured so promin-
ently. '1'hut time it is .the Bracken
Farmer 3t,>v4.rt111te11t that is in trouble,
Two of his Cabinet Ministers have re-
signed, following-cxl)o:mrc 111 connc:c-
ttt>11 with the Severr,. Sisters power.
rights given to the Winnipeg Electric
i"rrrllpttrty. One of the Cabinet Mitt-
s admitted belying 400 shares of
1'V
Winnipeg ElectricPower -a day or
two -before the Government closed the
deal, Itt a Royal Commission inves-
tigatio.n it developed that the Electric
Company hacl contributed $3000 t:o
the Farmer Government and the Con-
servative party and $300 to the Lib-
eral party for election purposes. In
this connection . one of the Cabinet
,Ministers figurdd so the two resigna-
tions resulted. In all probability the
Bracken government will be defeated
in the House, and the resulting elect
tion promises almost any kind of
complications,
Elections are not won by prayers,
It takes real. Moly, and lots of it
to .carry on an election' campaign and
this knowledge is admitted by all.
Why the reason for all the secret
solicitations and contributions that
fail to stand the ' light of investiga-
tion? Tetter far for the party coffers'
to be filled by contributors in the
light' of publicity than to have their
gifts returned .or a party wrecked
when . the search light of publicity
shines through,
BORN
Banks -To Mr. and Mrs. George
Banks, (nee Miss Florence Murch),
of Stratford, .a daughter, Clara El-
eanor.
Culliton—In-Turnberry, February 22,
to lir. and Mrs. D. Culliton,ra dau-
ghter, Doris Eileen.
THE MYSTERY MAN LOCATED
'1'hcre's another bit, sensation
In the air;
it was broadcast thru the nation
Everywhere
When the unrelenting law
Almost had its merciless pa
On 'that, mystic Orval Shaw;
"As it were."'
The inhabitants :of Lindsay
\Vh'en they heard.
Were excited to a frenzy.
So they sent the joyful" sound
That the fugitive was found, -
And the hunters all around
Sought the bird.
Near his shack he `Sas located
As he fled,
For bit quickly Vacated_
,Home and bed;
They pursued hint as he ran
With the bluecoats in the 'tan
But they shot another'man
In his stead.
Once again they're busy* bating
All their traps,
And the guards are all waiting
At theg aps;
They are sure their Iatest plan
Will secure the mystery man;'
For they'll catch him; if they .can:-
Well,—perhaps,
T. A. Calhoun.
TIMOTHY WINS
AT CHECKERS
To the Editor av all thin
Winghani paypers.
Deer Sur:—
Wan ,bight lasht .wake 'she 123 is sus
wus Out callin on Some new Canadians
the shtork had. been afther bringin to'
1.0\1 11, -so I shlipped. upshtairs to see
what thim shpalpanes:av Hoigh school
byes wus afther doitl, and found thin
playin. checkers,' list as I ispic1 ted, I
tould thim .they shod be at theer les
sans, but they said they wanted to
finish theer game fursht. This samed
rayson-able, so I tought I wild watch
tlrim fer a few nunnitti, an y: arse
playin T tank I nivir alt Liven in
idishter Habkirk's barber shot',. T:
tink the game wus a dhi•aw, 'era if it
wistrgc:n't it shud hev beep, fer aitch
cyan av them lads played weds.- than
the either, .
Tleiti a>, 1 had looked over the Ad-
vance 'l'oinles purty Weil, and :read
Charley Riobertsen's ;spaicb in 'lex-
onto on the Hydro.quistion, ata. ergo
Shpottoll's in (}:ttayya on 101111riui1, I
fought webby it wus 1ne docty to
fetich. the Hoigli School byes a few
tinge about checker playin, fer wed ye
ht lav( it, nit: ther''wa13 av 4tltiru avid
y ,
tree nein on the booed, cud carnet- the
; ether --hitt. he had two.
Persist I bate young Banks tb..an.
even shtart, an thin I tui. only 1113
mien to his twilve, an bate hint Wirt
11118 I rejuced lnesilf to noine tuin,
Ian lilt both the byes put 'theer hefele
tr1ti6-thet' an hely to shindy out sk:tnt-
lie to d'riatt' alae, but, Shure, they wits-
( sen't • 111 the ,gatnc at all, at all, ne
�111c>re than the felia1t was, .tither etc
ft 11 eat av telt, aeremlane.
Checker, i, a good game an tr rale
10/1111/ ilnprievie, an not bike aldol
teal game', Which are so intcrc.titin. to
Linin fellates Who are not thrubblccl
Ivad el 1•iish av oideas to theer lcadti;
I tank whirl a man sits to l)c too Codd
to play flit ball;' err hockey, tiro has
11111thago so he t.alt'1 git dnwrt town,
a1 r` has lotiht Itis ntt,ttey playin in the
11.ioirrin 1htocltti, i.rr the whale ntarkte
lai> ',hurl lain to play checkers, ger,
shore, titeer isn't a. more 1n11 ristil
game i31 The welt rue<1 barren polls -ticks
err 1.(tradin basses, ilia a 0133(3 01' wail
uxuryy,
Perform
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Car Style,.
�.tLow yr ce
TT'S here! At our Showroom! The Pontiac •
BIG Six .. the ear for people who want Ng -
car luxury, lig-car style and big -ear performance
• . at lo', price. Come in and see its impressive
Bodies by'Fxstaer n . its:ttila:cv of appointments
• its big, invitinginterior. Inspect its master-'
ful big -sirs power -plant .. its accurately -balanced
rotating parts .. its new, silent, internal -expand.
,ng ,four -'sheer psxa fires . > 'lis scores of quality
features.
—.And prices which come within reach , of
almost every -one.
Yon must see this Big Sr,. today. It's a car such
as oniy General Motors -could build . a vcdars
that only General Motors can offer. a-1298
letatIl
Degiveaeed Prices
Wingham, Ontario.
Roadster $1121.00'
Coupe _- $1090.010
2 -Door Sedan -_...._ $1111.00
4 -Door' Sedan w...$1228.00'
Phaeton -...-...,,.. ::.-$1227.00.
Convertible Cabriolet ,..$1218.00
Convertible Landau ' $1295.00
Chassis _ 880.00, :.
including standard catalogue
equipmentt freight, govcrnmen(
toes front. bumper.' rear Etum.
por.Eteg, spring covers,Lovejoy
shod: aunorbers, spare ore,
Tribe and cover and ftiiE task of
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ayther fer that rnatther, •
The missus is beginnin to git i:i Coit
ed already, tinkin. av nixt. July, and
the Ould Byes an Girruls re -union,.
whin Katie an Nora are plannin to
come home from Alberta brixigin
theer childer wad thine. I fist legit
how Manny grandchilder we hev out
theer, fer me mitoory is not what ii:
•wnace wus, but the misses kin tell the led wain av her byes Tiln,'an 'I shud-
names and birthdays av iviry lasitt ;don't wondher if he shud be Premier
yuan av thinurtindin she ka :es thine av the ProWvince yit, We hev the
lP P Y
M her moind,` whin I 1 now ehe has piel<ters av all the ch;ildei• ;an young .
all thim tangs written down on a shlip
•av paper, at kapes her mimorry re-
frished be rayson av raiditi uli on 'tele
Tim looks to me to be the shinartest
av the lot, an a Hay in appearance,
troo an troo.
subjickt iviry day av, her loife.
T
•undhershtand that Katie has cal
Timothy Ilay.
Yours till nixt wake,
Y31
12rg,anRaar'
Old roofs like this are rapidlyybecaminet Ines
of the past. yireeroof, permanent ,tib ,toil
roofs mean ]owernsurante lathe banish
upkeep trouble anti give your building as
attractive, epic -and -span appearance.,
A"oloee•up" ofRibItoll,.showingthesineasp,
When nailed. Ibis joint 1$ so titan that 11,15
quite, invisible from even a short distance
away.. Illustratiatt shows tile neat and at.
active . • which is stamped into the
tela W p
sheets pattern bn hue roves of 40.tor}a capanitY.
BeWere of 'substitutes, There as only one
,:tib Roll.
ODERN BUILDING—for permanence„
low -upkeep and appearance --sounds•
the death -knell of wooden roofs. The
clangers of fire to the'buiiding itself, to other•
buihlings and to human life is rapidly being
banished by metal roofs of high quality.
RE -ROOF WITH RIB ROLL
The appearance of this roofing alone has sold ..
thousands, Whenever a roof of this material
is laid in any district, it immediatelysecures
a preference t
, end others who are roofing any
kind of building, whether it be
barn, housegarsg , Shed or ,
warehouse insist on, Rib Roll. COMIL5TANUARf
It is Made to famous "CouncilF 0
L �s1:Avvcah'
Standard" . specifications.
S.
EASY TO LAY ON'NEW ROOFS
OR OVER OLD ROOFS
The cost of laying Rib Roll is lowerthan that
of neariy all other types o4 roofing, kuy man
Who is handy with a haziurner can put it on.
Its handsome appearance adds pian dollars
, to the value of your property. y
Send ridge and rafter measurements of roof
or roof's in question, for free estimate of cost,
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