HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1929-08-22, Page 5Thntxsday, ; 1 6t 12E4, 'Ivo
INO AM . . VANCE-'ru
The New
Electro -Dynamic
SCREEN GRID
RADIO
IS HERE
Enormous new power under complete
control!
New mastery of distance!'
New needle -point separations of ;stn-
dons
New unmarred beauty of tone!
Electro-Dynamic—of course!
Screen Grid Tubes 31/z times ,greater
sensitivety !
And all these refinements with no increase in price.'
See and 'hear them at
"THE RADIO SHOP"
STATION 10 B.P.
.01109111.
ESTERN FAIR
LONDON — ONTARIO
SEPT. 9th 14th, inclusive, 1929
This year's Western Fair promises to exceed any previous.
Greatly improved exhibiting facilities in every department. Modern
buildings throughout.. Large entry list assured, Ptazes 'and attrac-
tions exceed $40,000.00! Poultry Show, Dog Show, Agriculture, Live
Stock, Pure Food, Manufacturers' Displays, resurfaced race -track,
new popular. Midway, and all the other great attractions.
Send for Prize List and Entry Forms NOW.
Exhibit at the Western Fair for pleasure and profit!
SPECIAL LIGHT HORSE SHOW—Sept. 9 to 12, in the New Arena
Entries Close August 29th. For further information, write:
J. H. SAUNDERS, President. W. D. JACKSON, Secretary.
London, Ontario.
your EU LIDI NClik/77/
ERRE ARID WEATHER
Put it on with
PRESTON
LSD -HED NAILS
(shown above)
Specially adapted for
use in putting on metal
roofing. The lead on
the head positively
seals the nail hole —
making it weather-
tight and water -proof:
No washers; no more
'threading".22cperlb.
Free sample on re-
quest.
Prevent Spontaneous Cotnbostiot it
and have a Well Ventilated Barin'
Warm moist air in an improperly ventilated barn produces
conditaona conducive to spontaneous ignition Freston Vonti•
latore for thereof, adjustable. aide.wall windows and spacious doors
protect the barn from fire dangers by keeping the air in constant
circulation. ThoY aro built to keep the elements out. Write for
fullparticulars.
Ribaoll Galva»i7ed roofing shields property
from lightning and fire. Wooden roofs' are easy
prey. In 1927 in Ontario atone, $1,814,700 worth
of property was destroyed by fire caused by
spontaneous combustion and by embers fall-
ing on inflammable roofs. Rib -Roll is. abso-
lutely fire -proof and water -tight. It protects
your crops from dampness that is conducive
to spontaneous ignition. Handsome; perman-
ent; easy to lay on any roof. Has seven ribs
to nail; others give less security.
Take steps now to protect your livestock, crops
and buildings. Write for a free sample of Rib -
Roll.
Bairn Door Tracks and Hanger
Preston hot•galvanized four-wheel:Iiangers and birdproof Barn
Door Track are the best hardware made for heavy barn doors
The Planger is adjustable up and down, and in and out. This
makes erection so easy that hundreds of builders will use no
other typo.
PRESTON STEEL TRUSS BARNS
—the strongest barn on the market,' There are more Preston Barna in the
Province than all other metal barns combined. Fireproof, roomy, wo11•
ventilated,handssome. To our knowledge, noI reaton Steel Trues Barn has
ever been destroyed by lightning or spontaneous combustion. Write today
tor ourbigBarn Book.
Over 1,000 in Onter;allot one tostthrotrgh lightning
Eastern;
TORONTO
Dminets
Mire+d,
XX* Guelph Street
1 ABSToN, ONTARIO MON tliuAL
TIM GETS HIS, TEETH
X-RAYED
the Fditur aye all thi'ni
Wingbam. Paypers,
Deer Sur:—
Wan day lasht wake me oc1d back
wus thrubblin me yvurse than usual,
an I 'atulden't foind me sbkunk shlcin
bilt, fer I tink the missus musht hev
burned it, so I taught I mebby had
bather go an consult wid a dochtor.
Afther askin me a few quistions
about ine' gineral health, which wus
all roight, ani about me habits, which
wus none av his,„bizness, the dochtor
asked me to let" him look in me
mouth, loike as if I wus a harse, an,
jie wanted to see how ould I wus.
Whin he had taken a `good look he
said he tought Tr had . shpoirea. 1
tould 'him I didn't take much slitock
in flowers mesilf, but that the nissus.
had •sotne'ilegant: shpoireas, big tall
wans wid blue flowers on thim, the
besht ,in town.
Thin. the doc laffed an said, "Ye
mishundhershtood nie Tim," sez he,
"'tis poirareea I tink mebby ye hev.''
"Shure 'tis the thrue wurrud ye
shpoke fer wance !n. yer laife,": sez
I, ."fer, no wan loikes poi anny 'bet-
ther than mesilf, :an, faith, if ye had
av been down to the supper in the
Arena on Toosday noight, ye wud
hev tought ivirybody in town had poi
areera, an bad cases that, fer the
pois disappeared loike •shnow in a
Jinnywary thaw.. Av coorse theeer
wus always more coniin, an we didn't
hev to wait long ayther,-no more than
we hev to wait long fes more shnow
in Jannywary:"
"I am afraid ye arc 'in z bad way,
Tim," sez the doc, "an I tink ye shud
hev an X-ray taken av yer teeth wid-
out delay," sez he.
He 'ixplained to me all about it,
an I asked him if it. intrted much to
hev it done, an how inru h'it wud cosht
an a. few other tings, an thin I wint
home an tould the whole shtory to
the missus as near as I•cud remimber
what the doc said.
Whin I got done she shtarted to
laff an said "Indade, that musht be
a woise dochtor ye consulted," sez
she. "'Tis mesilf that 'knows that ye
hev had poi area fer the pasht fifty
years, an more av it than anny other
man I ivir heerd av", she sez. "Shure
annybody cud till ye had a poi face
widout takin a fotygraff av it" sez she.
"An 'tis yersilf, darlint, that has
been makin the iligent pois intairely,
all these years," sez I,
"0, go away wid yer blarney," sez
she.
"'Tis no blarney", -sez I, "Shure
didn't ye always set the besht table
in the nayberhood at trashins an bar -
run raisins, an at picnics an tay mat-
ins wussen't ivirybody askin fer Mrs.
Hay's crame an Hinman pois?"
Thin she came an put her arm ar-
round me nick an said :1 had betther
go an do as the dochtor tould me,
an
foind out if theer wus annyting
sayriously wrong wid me, fer she said
she wanted to kape on bakin pois
fer her ould man fer a few y ears long-
er yit.
Theer is no way ye kin plaize a
wumman so well as be praisin her
cookin an house kaypin, barrin, mebby
be tellin her she is p.urty, an lookin
younger iviry day.
I heven't had. the X ray taken yit,
but mebby whin I do, I will tell ye
me ixpayriences.
Yours fer a bigger an betther
Canada,
Timothy Hay.
WRONG POLICE METHODS
MAKE DREAMS
COME TRUE!
The methods of the Toronto police
in preventing a Communist demon-
stration in Queen's Park have elicited
stormy protests from citizens who
have no synipathyfor red propa-
'ganda, In the first place, the lied Mian -
ger is .exaggerated. Canada, with its
vast resources and .opportunities, is
not a fertile soil for a movement
which had its origin in the poverty',
and discontent of older countries.
13nt :if the matter is serious, it ought
to be dealt with seriously and with
due regard for the law, not by giving
the po'iiceauthorities power to make
any law they please and enforce it in
the manner which created sub a spec-
tacle of violence as was seen in
Queen's Park,
Policemen are entitled, to the sup-
port
upport of the public: in enforcing the
laws of the land. 13ut they are not
infallible: judges as to what should be
said and heard in public places,'' That
is a matter for the citizen to decide
for himself, If the words spoken•are_
seditious or otherwise violations of
law, they should be noted and made
the basis for prosecution,.
Respect for the law and for out
institutions is what we should seek
to impress on the newcomer. He
should be taught that 'he must obey
the law and that the law will protect
him, The impression conveyed by
the action of the police in 'Toronto
was of the opposite kind, It was a
demonstration of mete physical force,
not of the maje!y of law: It de-
feated the end in view, for it gave the
It is you who are the architect of your
own future and fortune. No edifice
is raised without a foundation—no
success is won without a plan. The
Investors Syndicate plan uncondi-
tionally guarantee to you a fortune of
$1,500, $2,000, $5,000 or more in only
120 months. All you do is to invest
$9.45 or more cash monthly at com-
pound interest.
There is full information about our
plan in our illustrated booklet. Send
in the coupon TODAY and' you shall
have the booklet and our current
Financial Statement which shows cap-
ital and resources of more than $25,-
00,000.
CLIP THIS COUPON
Name
Address
Investors Syndicate
Established 1894
A. G. SMITH
District Manager
Enquiries at this office will receive
prompt attention.
Hardware Specials
for Erie and Sat.
6 -Qt. Cans HOUSE PAINT
Color Green, Per Qt., 59c
6 Cans "Fresco -Lith" Water
Paint, Colors, Brick Red,.
Brown, Blue, Reg. $1.00, can 59c
5 -STRING BROOMS ..-...,_,. 29c
5 Doz. CLOTHES PINS I4c
Spring MOP STICKS 15c
JOHNSTON FLOORWAX
"Extra Special."
1 ]b. 2. lb, 4 lb.
67c $1.30 $2.50
Hot Galvanized PAILS ..... 23c
Vacuum WASHERS 63c
Tin Daisy Tea Kettles 19c
Large Preserving Kettles 79c
Lawn Hose -
50 ft. Length
Sale Price
$4.35
Lawn Mower
Reg. $8.50
Sale Price
$5.95
YOUR COWS WILL DO
BETTER IF SPRAYED
WITH "FLY SKOOT", Per
Quart
45c
Second Hand Stoves
Buchanan Hardware
Communists fax more publicity and
sympathy than they would have ob-
tained if they had been allowed to
talk and others to listen and to judge
for themselves. Canadians are quite
competent to db that;, and there is
little danger of any wholesale con -
vend on to Ceimniunisiu.
BLYTH
WROXETER
Mr, Thomas Ritchie and Miss Jean-
ette . Ritchie arc visiting friends in
Galt at Present.
Mr, Thomas Bird, who has been
ailing for some time passed away at
the home of his sister, Mrs, Thomas
Jacklin, on Monday morning. The
funeral was on Wednesday, inter-
ment being mac in Brussels Cem-
etery, conducted by Rev, F. V, Schaff -
ter, of 'Wingham.
After motoring toWindsor and vis-
iting friends in Detroit for afew
clays Mrs. R. C, Burkinshaw and son'
Bobbie, of Toronto, spent last week
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Kitchen, leaving Friday for Port Col-
borne,
Mr. Neil White received a tele-
phone message ` from Peterborough
Sunday morning that his son Cliff,
had been. hurt in an auto accident.
Mrs. White and son, Clarence left, on
Sunday morning for Peterborough..
Mr, Milton Sellers has purchased
the property in the village of the late
Leonard Brown; he also gets the ex-
press and snail carrying.
.Mr. William: Patterson and :daugh-
ter, Mabel, are spending a week in
London.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ross and three
children of Chicago are visiting at
the home of R. J. Rann,.
The August meeting of the Wo-
men's Institute will be held at the
home of Mrs. D. W. Rae. The sub-
ject, Canada, Her Natural Resources
and Developments" will be taken by
Mrs. Stutt. Mrs. Smythe will sing.
There will also be a discussion; on
canning, led by Miss Ellen MacEwen.
Roll Call, Summer Drinks.
Blyth Horticultural Society will
hold their annual Flower Show Tues-
day, August 27th, in Memorial Hall.
"1'ea served from five to eight p.m.
Mr, James Watt attended the fun-
eral of the late Mr. R. H, .Stewart,
at Hamilton, on Wednesday.
i11rs. ,Toseph Strothers is in Hamil-
ton Hospital. On Tuesday she will
uetdergo a surgical operation for goi-
tre., Mts.. McNeil,. Alberta and Jona
accompanied their mother to Hamil-
ton.
Mr. and ; Mrs, 'William :Mills and
Miss Alice Gillespie spent Wednesday
with friends` at. Dungannon.
Mr. Wallace Potter's new resi-
dence at the south end of the village
is being ,rapidly pushed ahead,
Mrs, lien Quinn and son visited
friends in this vicinity, rettirning to
their home in V'Vinriipeg, Man, on
Tuesday,
Mrs: 'Leslie and family visited. with
friends in Preelton and Toronto dur-
ing the week,
Two' rinks of local bowlers attend
cd the tournament at "Clinton last:.
Wednesday.
Mr, G. M. Chambers was in Iin-
car"ii in.e on busitiess during the week.
BLUEVALE
Mrs. Chas. Enright, of Toronto, is
holidaying- with relatives this week:
Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Mathers spent
Sundays at the home of Mr. Robt.
Hoover, at Brussels.
Mr., Harry Hopper, of Wingham,
took charge of the services in the
United Church here Sunday morning_
and gave a fine sermon. There will
be no service next Sunday, as the
pastor, Rev. Mr. Mann, is on his holi-
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Win.' Balfour, Miss
Louie Patton, Mr. and Mrs. G. Hall;
Mr. and Mrs Jas. Masters spent Sun-
day at Kincardine.
Mr. Robt. Shaw took barge of ser -i
vice at the United Church at Brussels
nn 'Sin day.
Mr. and Mrs. Abe Proctor, Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Proctor spent Sunday
at the home of Mr. Jos. Curtis.
Mr. and Mrs, John Hall spent .the
week -end with relatives at Cop•etown
and Hamilton.
Mrs. Donaldson and Mrs. Sander-
son have returned to Toronto after
spending the past few weeks here.
Black and Johnston shipped a car
of hogs and cattle to Toronto on
Saturday
John Thynne was home from Tor-
onto for .a few days.
Mr, and Mrs. Joe Smith, of Morris,
spent Sunday at the home of h1r. and
Mrs. Jim :Kerney.
Nervous Woman Nearly
Drives Husband Away
".1 was very nervous and so cross
with my husband I nearly drove hint
away, Vinol has changed this and
we are happy again."—Mrs. V. Duesa.
Doctors hare long known the value
of mineral elements iron, calcium.
with ,cod liver peptone, as .contained
in \riraral. Nervous, -easily tined pet).-
-pip are surprised how Vinol gives new
strength, sound sleep and a l3IG
appetite. Gives you more PEP' to
enjoy .life! Vino] tastes delicious.
MIcKibb.on s Drug Store. •
HOW ABOUT A TRIP TO THE
WEST THIS SUMMER
A region which tan offer the finest
in natural beauty is the one which
makes a direct appeal to the vacation-
ist. If that region has good hotel ac-
cornniodation .and every facility for
vacation enjoyment, the greater the
appeal.
For the person taking an August or.
September vacation no better choice
could be made than Banff and Lake
1:ouise in tlie heart of the Canadian
Rockies, There you can enjoy the
finest of golf, tennis, horseback rid-
ing, •lnotliitain cliirrbing; and after-
wards a dip in the warns pools.
Banff Springs 1 -Intel or Chateau
Louise are well, equipped to make
your ,topcvcr there most enjoyable.
Special Summer Tourist faros are:
available until Sept. 30, final returns
limit October 3ist,
Nearest :.anadian Pacific agent will
be glad to furnish literature and full
itiforrnation,
3,D. McEWEN
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
Phone 602r14.
Sales of Farm Stock and Imple-
tnents, Real Estate, etc., conducted
with satisfaction and at moderate
charges.
rirHE smooth, powerful, Chevrolet six -cylinder
-11- engine is . designed and built to deliver its
sparkling, effortless performance long after an
normal expectations.
Chevrolet's beautiful Bodies by Fisher are steel -
built upon a solid framework of hardwood; as
staunch as they are luxurious.
Chevrolet's frame is of super -strength, having
four rigid cross -members. Its steering mechanism
moves on ball -bearings. Its clutch, of the depend-
able dry -disc type . . its massive, non-locking,
four-wheel brakes . . its extra -strong rear -axle
and transmission . . all are constructed for long
life and trouble-free operation. cI7.8 as
AT LOW FICE
Ask about the GMAC Deferred Payment Plan
sst
;rig
ET
PRODUCT OF GENERAL MOTORS OF CANADA, LIMITED
A. M. CRAWFORD, DEALER,
WINGHAM, ONTARIO
IT'S BETTER BECAUSE IT'S CANADIAN'
UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN ONTARIO
Students receive personal attention
in all Faculties and Departments.
Men and women interested in under-
graduate or post -graduate, resident or
non-resident courses should write to
the Registrar.
What career?
More than half of the
university graduates of
this continent go into
business. This University gives
a special course in Commerce for
the purpose of preparing promis-
ing young men for business
careers. The University helps to
piace those who are worthy.
For additional in-
formation write —
g. P. R. NEVILLE,
Ph.D., Registrar,
London, Canada
.'0
TOWN HALL, WINGHAM
WEDNESDAY NIGHT AUG.
FRANK COSGROVE. P,-, ti
Rao fisfiedi
NEW CARTOON COMEDY
G
er
kiig&tecess
;aubbiepg aver' rag merr traent oz igirtaC4 , isvr>elt'z, i and eii"
.4LL NEW nos IME
251/2 Jolly COMEDIANS, SINGERS, 251/2
Dancers and Pretty SHOW GIRLS
I Admission 50c and 15c, Plus Tax. Seats 'selling at Mol ibbon's Store.
THE WORLD'S GREATEST
AND
MOST POPULAR
CARTOON
MUSICAL COMEDY
WITH A CONGRESS OF
INIMITABLE
COMEDIANS
AND THE FAMOUS
MUTT & JEFF
BEAUTY CHORUS
THE GREATEST LAUGHI33G
SHOW ON EARTH
IT'S ALL NEW
YOU'LL LIFE IT