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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1929-04-18, Page 5Thursday,. April 18fti, 11020 W1NG -TAM ADVANCE -TIME 1Y1luhI11110190111rI11111110NIi n10111w11IMIIintoMulctli11111iwi1i11111111■Ii11511))101.1®.1111!11101llllliiw l Fa- BARD'S rl SAR 'S --- For — it Springy Coats .1d Drsses Newest Materials i and Latest Models • choose from. r =® Spexcfl this week in all Wool Knitted Suits in N is- g- ses' a ` d Women's sizes, Bargain ..$7.95 iD 1!11% N st • See them at Hundreds on the Racks, to SHIPMENT OF NEW DRESSES AT MONEY SAVING PRICES $8.75, $9.75, $11.50, $15.09 Misses' Pleated Skirts and Fancy Silk and Wool ▪ Pullovers, Bargain in skirts at . :..... , .$3.95 SPRING COATS in fancy tweed effects, Tricotine, Broadcloth; Poiret Twills, Real values at $15.00, $18.00, $22.59 and $25.09 Girls' Fancy Tweed Coats on sale .at . , , .... ... .. $7.00, $8.00, $9.50, $10.00 The season's•Prettiest Frocks :Eor girls in daintiest ofP rinted fabrics; sizes, ages 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, won- derful value at .. . : • $1.00 Women's Printed Dresses, colors are tub fast and it patterns the most up-to-date, Extra quality and value at $1.29 rrlI�III�I{1�9111169111i3111�I11�II IlAillll 17110Komanalma.lmanseaan1®® ..... . . Iz1 RAPID CITY We extend congratulations to Mr. and Mrs, Charlie, Thompson on the arrival of a baby girt last Tuesday,. April 9th, Mr. Torn ;Hartley, of T'eeswater, ®t si?e.nt a coriple of .weeks with Mr. iii Win. Gollans, here. ' ▪ , The remains of the' late Mr.N it Murdock, of Lticknow, were laid to ri rest in South Kinloss cemetery last Saturday afternoon. u sti sI 11111111111119111E11151111111/1111111 ASHFIELD Miss Mary Millian spent a few days recently with Mr. and Mlrs, George Adams, near Port Albert. Mrs. Sarn Sherwood spent Friday with her daughter, Mrs. Andrew Gaunt, West Wawanosh, Mr, and Mrs, Albert Cameron spent Friday with relatives near White- church, Mrs, G. Vint and daughter, MarY, spent Wednesday afternoon at the home of :Mr, and Mrs: Thomas Tay - ler•, . West Wawanosh, Mrs. Fred Tapp, of Toronto, spent the week -end with her sister,. Mrs. James Cook, and brother, Mr, Charlie McDonagh, coming up to her cous- in's' funeral, the late Mis. Wm. Stoth-. fflt- 11113111111111111111E11111111111911111111113111111181111ill 11I5@Iit®11111111101111®III'' a M U I Il" Sj Ill Iil��l� ��l'�����������������I��i��i�:��o m ileo �agto.:1 �.:.g t• t f a t• i'ua its ��. is�ni�� tri�� ��a`l, • 6' Made in Situ 7 to 711, end 8 to WA"' 11102 8,,C, 6 Widths 2Yrto 7' 0, D and E Width. F1''- fl, els for Baby Sitr,.2 to 6 These Better Things -Better Materials —Better Wear —Better Construction —Better Comfort —Better Appenranco -Better Valve 1ST i• �: 1U far .30.0.7 TRAMH eo� Ito u�sr�sict, �9\r shoesChdddr'er Sold and Recommended by W. J Greer, Win haua sed ru'am .ois?„.axna' °tsvconilcxmmlmeensmmermmonea ers. We are very sorry to report two deaths of old residents of Ashfield, in the passing away of Mr, Neil Murdockof Lucicnow, m his 71st year. He was raised and lived on the farm now owned by Patric). Gil- More. He leaves one son, John, and his wife, to Mourn his loss, On Tues- day night Mrs, Henry Horton re- ceived the sad news of het mother' death, Mrs. Stothers, who was. with her son Steven, in Essex county, near Chatham, -.i he late Mrs.:Stothers was borm on the 12th con. and lived all her life in Ashfield. : She was'a faith- ful ntembei• of• Blake's Church. She was a daughter of the late Mr, and Mts. John Andrew, before her Marr- iage to the late Wm. Stothers, who Predeceased her some 24 years ago. She leaves to mourn her loss two daughters, Mrs, Henry Horton, 9th con. (Rae); Mfrs. Crispin (Jessie), of Ogema Sask., and five sons, Steven, of '.Essex; Cannon, Pubic School in- spector of London; Isaac, of Wilkie, Sisk,, Bailie, of -'Walkerton; and Car- man, Public School Inspector of Prince Edward 'County; and one bro- ther, Isaac Andrew, 12th. We extend our sympathy to: the bereaved 'fam- ilies. Mr. and Mrs. Wellings and daught- er, from .near Wingham, spent Suiidey with Mr, and Mrs. Gillis Haines, Dun- gannon. Sorry to report the serious illness. of Mr. Berl Drennan, who took ser- tously ill with pnelumona Siutday. Mr. I:ennant Drennan, of Goderich spent a:few days with'his sisters; Mrs. John Little and Mrs, Albeit Helm; and brothers; Messrs. George and Will Drennan. WROXETER The April meeting of the Women's Ifistitute will he held at the hone of Mrs. H. Waller on Thursday after- noon, April 25th, at.3 o'cloe,k, A Pap- er on "Cookery, Ancient and Mod- ern," will he given by Mrs. Waller and the Roll Call will be answered by an "Old Custom." A ten cent tea will be served followed by a sale of work. Ag invitation -is extended to all the women of- the community to come with enjoy a social hour and see the variety• of dainty articles that can be made front; flour :sacks. SCHOOL REPORT S. S. No: 6, Turnberry, Easter Tests. Sr. IV—Cecil Armstrong 52%, Jr. IV -John Sproal 72%, Joh Campbell 68%, Fred Porter 54%, Harold McCormick 53%. Si, III—Elizabeth Porter 73%; Louise Kelly 65%. Jr; III -George .Tervit 64%, Zora Cameron 58%, Jean Moir 41%. Sr. II -Marie Kelly 78%, Alex Sproat 68%. I (promoted to fr. II)—Lloyd Wil- son 75%, Jean Tervit 71%. V. M. Sellers, Teacher. BIRTHS Ernest—In Wingham., on April 15th,. to Mr. and Mrs: John Ernest, a son. R. R. TIME TABLE • Canadian National London—T-eave 7.55 a.m.; 3.05 p.m. Arrive 12.45 p.m.; 7.45 p,m. Toronto—Leave 6.40 a.m.; 2.45 p.m. Arrive 1.00 pan,; 932 p,m. 13TICE TO -CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,' pursuant to Section 56, Chap- 121 of. the Revised Statutes of Ontario, that all persons having claims against the estate of George W. Ross, late of the Town Plot of Wingham in the Conn ty of Huron, Labourer, deceased, who died on or about the ninth 'day of March A.D. 1929, are required to send by post, prepaid, or to deliver to R. Vanstone, Solicitor for the, Executor, on or before the third day of May, 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 TAKE NOTICE FURTHER that after the said third day of May, 1929, the said Executor will proceed to distribute the said estate among the parties entitled thereto, having re- gard only to the claims' of which he shallthen have had notice, and the said Executor shall not be liable for the said assets or any part thereof to :any person of whose claim he shall not then have received notice. Dated at Winghant this ninth day of Anvil, A. D. 1929. R. VANSTONB, Wingham, Ontario Solicitor for the Executor r xaxmrzsoaotto r [{,';,fit 'tri:IhK'FI^' 3F, 1 is ,xar.1,,ito tz 1 r• Having taken over the J. A. Milts Store, the entire stock is offered at an $ pen ag Sale starting Friday) April 18th and ending Saturday, May 11th - NOTE THE TELEPHONE NO. 46 INGHA li Canadian Pacific Fors Teeswater-1,00 p.m.; 10.30 pan. For Toronto -6,45 a,rn.; 3.00 p.m. Stockyards Manager I W. E. Watson, for some years past an official of the Departments of Colonization and Agriculture of the Canadian National Railways and one of the best known live- stock men in Western Canada has been appointed manager of the Montreal Stock., Yards at Point St. Charles, succeeding Mr. D. J. Tansey, who has resigned. Mr, Watson is a native of Grey County, Ontario, but has spent many :years in Western Canada where his most recent position was that of Superintendent' of Farm Employment for the Canadian National Railways at Winnipeg. Mr. E. Henderson left for Do roit on Monday. Mr. Neil Car•r,o£ the Bank -of Com- merce staff, has been tratnsferred to Dungannon. A. little energy and money spent in fixing up your grounds at this time of year, adds to the attractiveness and also to the value of your property. You are helping to improve your street and your good example. will have its effect upon the .neighbors: Tit the long run it is a read 'cotrtribn- tion towards the,,beautifying -cif, the town in which yon live. • The loss of life in the Great. War was .appalling, But 137,000 persons lost their' lives in, motor' crashes in United States cattring 1928; three times as many as that country lost in the War. The to of life in Canada dtic to motor mishaps is mounting all ,clew. rapidly "War: is hell," ti ud Sheri- dan, and the revised vcsi;ion Would gold ---so is reckless <het lit;,. - 1 armrr'i; A•dvocatc, 1111111111[ In 111t11111111111a11111111,111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111r.,111111111111,1111111111111/111i111n)11 SALES TALK No. 6 • 1111181111,111,11/011111011/) . 11 . ) . t1,1111111P11,111111.11n11111811411 WETHERALL & GREENWOOD Wingham Why Do We Claim Economical, Operation for the New Ford Model 1► • Ford Service. Is Available In Every Part of Canada Ford parts and ;Ford oi-d labor are, proportionately as low in. price as the original cost of the car, A gallon of gasoline takes you 20 to 30 miles. Oilconsumption is economical: Tire mileage is lengthened by smooth, even braking. Wear is lessened through the use of twenty-five ball and roller bearings: Moderate initial cost means low depreciation year after year. Do your remember in our previous advertisements we talked about the (a) Worm andyp g, Sector Type Steering, Three Quarter Floating Axle, Hou- 'daille Hydraulic Shock Absorbers, Steel Spoke:. Wheels, Gravity Flow Fuel • Supply, and now Economical. Operation lottoittitqc du"i ,Il Yaun1111111 11n11I11un,.lr"1111uununuti 1111 t nnnunununeu,1,1,,,,,,,1 nunnnmplulu„1„,,,,1llll 11111.1111111111.1111111n111111nuun n lllllunt l 11111 lllllllllrin"... taken front Matt. 28. Hymn 85 was then sung followed by a dialogue en- titled "Japan and America” Freida Jordan representing Japan and Jean - et Scobie, America. Thank -offering was taken by Ruth Wheeler and Mit- chell Scobie after which Mrs. Michie was appointed delegate to the preby tery meeting at Exeter: The C. G, 1, T. girls gave a tableau entitled "Ea sten” in visions representing the Re- strrection of our Lord. A hearty vote of thanks was extended to the girls and their leader;. Mrs. Scobie. The Doxology was then rendered 'and Mrs. Scobie closed the meeting with BELG.RAVE The regula,r meeting and Baster I'h ant. -Offering of the W. M. 5. and C. 0. I, T. of the United. Church was held April 4th in the school room of the chtrrclt Thp meeting was open - al by singing an Easter hymn "Christ the. Lord is Risen'. to -day" after which Mrs. :No. Coultas Sr,, led in prayer. The devotional leaflet "Money talks, what docs it say to yott" was given by Mrs, Carl Proctor followed by all rc peating the Lord's Prayer, yI his was followed by responsive reading; taken from the Easter program leaf- let. Mrs, Anderson then rave an ad-' dress on "The first Easter Morn", prayer. Mr. and Mrs. Merry Wilkinson, of Ripley are visiting with Mr, and Mrs. Charles Wilkinson. Mr, and Mrs. R.. McCrae visited with friends in the village on Sun- day. Mrs. Ketcheba and sons were Sun- day visitors with Mr. and Mrs.: David Scott. , Mrs. John McGee has returned to his home afterspending the winter with her daughter in London. ord-`Mr. and Mrs. Wade visited in Ford- ! wich wich on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Jordon visited with friends in Clinton on Sunday. Miss Goodall returned to her home in "Toronto after spending a. week Mr. and, Mrs: Ausburn of London called on Mr. and Mrs, Yule On Sun day. Mrs. J. A. Geddes visited last week with friends in 1 1 ievale. Mrs. J. Robinson, Bluevale, is visit- ing her sister, Mrs. Geddes, The A. Y. P. A. of Anglican Church had a social CV ening in the Hall, on Monday evening. A very pleasant evening was spent in music and games after which lunch was served. 1;,gYT:i1.77,WOORVO�ii E!ECLTTT: '="'ntnCIAC-t arrsl6.sc0000t:[8 tovase^laomm mmmmamml� corcura affiatT•®Il MAYBE "Tire Trouble" comes in the shape of a bottle, or it may be a stone bruise. Here's a quirk and complete cure—let us do your tire repairs. Our kind of repairs---Caodyear Repair 1 tateriy als and Goodyear Factory Methods -74=1w ,,;a real. 100% jolt. And you'll be surprised and pleased how much money you can save. Viingharl '.dire audYale •llzzi g Depot iDghaw, Ont. Goodyear Tube Repair Kits take moire of etnergeney repairs on the road. One nifty save yon the price of a new easing raid lot o#' thee 4osul tremble. Game se three sizes -tit lowpriceso r1.