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\IVINOHAM ADVANCE -TIMES
Thu September 19th, 1929h
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Loving Consideration leads many here. The desire to please her---
the
er—the plan to please him brings folks to this family drug store.
Things at pleasing prices to patch up a quarrel or an abrasion.
Moirsi Sweetest Maid, Smiles 'n Chuckles Chocolates fresh every week.
McKIBBONS DRUG STORE
The : I; exall Store. Wingham, Ontario
McK. PLEASES PARTICULAR PEOPLE
e.ra..mo-ewassa.am.. 0.1mcw .oame®us 3.4341 rao®u® o
mmerolumemnsw
LOST-BetweenEdward street and
Currie's corner,by way of Minnie.
street, a side curtain for a Ford
runabout. Finder will ;please leave
at R. S. McGee's store.
FOR RENT -Two or three semi or
unfurnished rooms with use of bath
room, central location. Apply to
A. J. Ross.
FOR SALE - Quebec cook stove,
nearly new, coal heater, heater for
either wood or coal, 2 burner Per-
fection oil stove with oven. Brus-
sels rug 2A yards square, some
chairs. Apply 'to Mrs. Dave Ham-
ilton, Minnie street,
FOR SALE—Good piano, 36 inch ex-
tension ladder, waterproof knee
cover. Apply to Advance -Times.
HOUSE FOR SALE—Seven rooms,
modern conveniences, double lot,
barn and two garages, low priced
for quick sale. Apply Dr. McIn-
nes.
FOR SALE -Coal and Wood Range
in good condition, cheap. Also
Phonograph, console cabinet, with
large number of records. Apply,
Mrs. R. Beattie, phone 133.
NOTICE
All persons occupying premises.
within the fire limits must keep all
basements cleaned up and all defec-
tive chimneys in use imist be repair-
ed or taken down. The fire limits in-
clude both sides of Josephine street.
The Fire Chief has received instruc-
tions to inspect all properties and the
co-operation of citizens is requested.
Thos. Fells, Mayor.
FOR SALE—Six-roomed brick house
on Frances Street. All modern
conveniences. Apply to H. Bos -
roan, R. 2, Bluevale, phone 618r12..
FOR SALE -1922 Ford Sedan in
good condition for immediate sale.
Apply at Advance -Times office.
WANTED—hien to sell and apply
caulking material. Must have car.
For information Write to Ontario
Roofing and Caulking Co., 19 King
St., London, Ont. or phone Met.
.3167.
AUCTION SALE
Auctioneer Thos. Gundry has been
authorized to sell by Public Auction
for Walter McGill, North Half Lot
40, Con. 3, East Wawanosh, commen-
cing at 1 p.m. on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23rd
his entire farm stock and implements.
The farm, consisting of 100 acres will.
also be offered for sale.
EXECUTOR'S SALE
At Public Auction of Village Lots,
numbers 14, 15 and 16 on the West
side of Queen. Street in the Village
of Whitechurch in the County of
Brace will be held at the premises on
SATURDAY, the 28trh Day of SEP-
TEMBER
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n clock an. On tl.
Inst at Oe o p xe
'TIMOTHY DOES NOT
LIKE SLANG
To the Editor av all thim
Wingham Paypers.
Deer Sur:—
That bye av moine who wint-over-
says carne back wid a lot av quare
spaiches shtored up in his head, an
iviry wancein a whoile he does be
shpringin thim, an I hev to reproove
pixie fer it, fer I don't belaive in shlang
ntesilf.
Wan day lasht wake he wus in
town an I wus afther askin him about
wan av our ould naybers who is sick.
"I am afraid," sez the bye, "that yer
ould frind is going to "drop his bun-
dle," if he doesn't shtart on the up
grade purty soon," rnainin av coorse
that the sick man wussen't goin to
git betther.
I tould the bye that I didn't ap-
prove av that manner av shpakin, at
all, at all, but he only shmoiled. ' Since
thin I her been tinkin the matther
over, an mebby it wussen't so bad a
spaicll afther all, fer share 'tis the
way wid all of us. We wurruk, an
skame an save to gather together a
premises are erected a comfortable 1 few tings all our loives; mebby mon-
1arrmin' n
:4 storey frame dwelling house in good ey, arr houses, arr land, o r
condition and 'a stable. sittock, till some av •us foind the bun -
sale, balance est November next. Sale 11 party heavy, an we
whin it is toxnse
TERMS -10 per cent. at time of die av thtake
a
subject to reserve bid. For particu- can't a.1- e it wid
us w '
ELECTION ISSUES AS 'SEEN BY
IVaIMBER FOR NORTH HURON
lars:apply to fer us to pass out, so we drop our
JOHN PTJRVIS, Auctioneer. bundle, an let thim who are lift be -
ANDREW LAIDLAW, Belgrave, hoind pick it up an carry it. Poor
JAMES LAIDLAW, Blyth, i ould King Tut down in Aigipt, troid
NOTICE TO, CREDITORS
xecu'ors.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pur- CIDER AND APPLE
suant to Section 56, "Chap. 121, of the BUTTER
.Revised` Statutes of Ontario, that all
persons having claims against the es-
tate of Robert Fulton White, late of
the( -utility
in
the Village of GorrieY
g
ot Huron, Hotel Keeper, er deceased,
who died on or about the twenty-
fifth
went -fifth
day of March A. D. 1927, are
required to send by ,'post, prepaid, or
to deliver to R. Vanstone, Winghant,
n�tra-
ini•
fur Ontario, Solicitorl he Administra-
trix,
s
to
trix, on or before the seventh day of
October, A. D. 1929, their names and
addresses, . with full particulars in
writing of their claims, and the nat-
ure of the securities (if any) held by
them duly verified by a statutory de-
claration.
AND TAKE NOTICE FURTHER
that after the said seventh day of Oc-
tober, A. D. 1929, the said Administra-
trix will proceed to distribute the as-
sets of the said estate among the par-
ties entitled thereto, having regard
only to the claims of 'which she shall
then have had notice, and the said
Administratrix shall not be liable for
the said assets or any part thereof to
any person of whose claim she shall
not then have received notice.
DATED this fourteenth day of Sep-
tember, A. D. 1929.
R. VANSTONE,
Win gham, Ontario.
Solicitor' for the Adininistratrix.
`WILLIAMS
OF WINGHAM FOR
WATCHES
C. N. R, Watch Inspector.
Official
Phone 5. Opp. Queens Hotel.
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OPTOMETRIST
Phone 118 Harriston, nit.
"The Best Equipped Optical Es-
tablishment its thispart of
Ontario",
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George Glenn, assistant Dungan.
l)ttngan•
non bakery, fell from a box placed
on the scat . of a rocking chair, and
lancleci on the blunt projectionon the
'hack of ,the chair, Tiii, punctured his
deft side, hist missing the luttg,
I:ani making cider daily and applb-
butter Tuesday and Friday. By my
e 1 ire onebag process I r g a of good
cooking
apples to every fire bags
of
eider apples for apple butter. No
batch less than six bags of apples can
be cooked separately. Apple butter
for sale. Apply to Joseph Olheiser, r
Teeswater.
IN MEMORIAM
In loving memory of Andrew Long-
ley who died September 17th, 1926.
This life's a dream, an empty dream
Bot that bright world to which I go
Have joys . celestial and sublime
When 1 Depart and call them mine.
Andrew Longley.
This verse was written by himself
a few weeks before his death and pre-
served by his daughter.
Signed on behalf of the family,
Fanny Longley.
who Piro hilped to turn a sod at
to take his bundle wid him, but thim
laces who robbed his grave found he
hadn't got far wid it, aven afther be -
in dead fer tousands av years.
It minds ane av what ane ould bro-
ther Matt. tould ine av whin he wus
thravellin in thin' furtin counthries,
1
Titttbuctoo arr- Kamchatka I d sre-
n
vtiinber Which,, but an ;way . h e tut: a
lot av toime an thrubble gatherin to-
gether a bundle av tings that wus
considhered valuable theer, but whin
he wanted to lave the counthry, share,
he wussen't allowed to take thin wid
him.
Tink av the Say Pay Rai](,vay; fer
inshtance, an ay. all thins lads who
wurruked to put it troo, Ould Sir
Jawn t'.. foightin wid thim Grits at.
Ottawa, Donald A. Smith an Mishter
C, A, Robertson, M.P,I'., Gives The
Signal His Views on Provincial
Matiters' I
(Goderich Signal)
Is there to be an election this fall?
Almost daily the Toronto papers pub-
lish rumors of
ub-lish,rumors-of an impending Provin-
cial general
rovin-cial'general election, but so far Pre-
tniei' Ferguson has made no 'anuoun-
cernent. 'Politics, however, is it the
air, and all three parties are holding
conventions and placing candidates in
the field. In North Huron the prey-
`ent member, Charles A. Robertson,
has been nominated by the Liberals
for a second terra, but the Conserva-
tives have not yet chosen their can-
didate.
In order to get the views of the pre-
sent representative of North Huron as
to the issues of the coining election,
The Signal interviewed Mr. Robertson
and asked hila what in his opinion
would be the outstanding features of
the campaign. The first thing men-.
fioned was the matter' of liquor leg-
islation, and to the question "Where
do you stand?" Mr. Robertsbn replied
"I stand just where I did at the
last. election. I am opposed to Gov-
ernment sale, and I ' would vote to
bring back the former Ontario Tem-
perance Act, or a -similar measure."
"What about Mr. Sinclair's stand?
. "Well," said Mr. Robertson, "there
has been a good deal of talk its the pa-
pers about Mr. Sinclair's statement,
and: papers :opposed to Mr. Sinclair
have tried to make it appear that he
has turned ,over on this question.
That.; is not true. The situation has
changed since the last election, be-
cause the 0. T. A. which was then
in force, has been repealed, and has
been replaced by the Liquor Control
Act. Mr. Sinclair therefore issued his
statement to, indicate how he would
deal with this changed situation. So
long as the present Act remains on
the statute book he would enforce it,
and enforce it more strictly than the
present Government is doing; but he
would give the people of the Province
an early opportunity of expressing
their views in a plebiscite or referen-
dum on the question of prohibition,
and would abide by the result of such
a test. In,,a plebiscite the people of
all shades of politics who favor pro-
hibition 'can cast their votes without
fe^,r of injuring their party, and in
thin: way a better expression can be
had thanin an election in which there
are several issues and in which the
fate of a party or a Government is
at .stake. Mr. Sinclair's idea is that
liquor and politics should be kept sep-
arate.
"That is all there is to Mr, Sin-
clair's statement—but no platter what
his stand may be," declared Mr. Rob-
ertson, "1 ain in favor of and will
support any measure to prohibit the
manufacture and sale of liquor for be-
verage purposes in Ontario." • •
"What other matters• do you
pro
-
na e to present to the electorsof
North Huron?"
"Well, there is the highways admin-
istration. At present large stubs •are
being collected from the 'people in
gasoline tax, motor licenses, etc., but
instead of spending this money on the
roads, as is supposed to be done, the
Government diverts a large part of the
money to other channels and borrows
money to meet road expenditure,, I
believe all moneys collected from mo-
tor licenses and gasoline tax should
be used for road " construction and
Stephen foindin the money, an Mish- , maintenance, largely on county and
ter Van Horne an Mishter Shangh- I township systems, and should not be
nessy doin the shpade wurruk, now used for other purposes, leaving a
they her all dropped theer bundle, so
to shpake, an a lot ay. other fellahs
Miss Louise Hanna of Montreal, is
visiting with her mother, Mrs. Geo:
Hanna..
Mr. Fred • Manuel of Detroit, is
spending his holidays with his moth-
er, Mrs. T. Manuel
Mr. and Mrs. James A, Halliday
and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Halliday and
children from 13eltnore district, spent
the week -end at Niagara Falls.
.
i
Anniversary Servicesn St And-
rew's
rew's Church will be held on Sunday,
October 20th, when Rev. 1)r. McNa-
mara, Clerk•of General Assembly, will
be the special speaker.
MARRIED
',Mott—Davidson At the manse,
Windham, on Monday, September
16th, by Rev. T), ferric, D.D., Mr.
H, B. Elliott to Miss Elizabeth W.
Davidson, both of Wingham.
Man Can't Sleep, Gets
Nervous, Hates People
"7 could not sleep and got so nerv-
ous I hated everybody. Since taking
Vinol, I can sleep 10 hours and feel
full of pep all day."—Julius Bender.
For 30 years doctors have prescrib-
ed Vinol because it contains import-
ant mineral elements of iron, calcium
and rod liver peptone. The very
1'"TRci'r bottle bring', sound sleep and
a BTG 'appetite. Nervous, wornotit
people, are surprised how QUICK Vi-
no' gives new life and pep!` Tastes
delicious. McI' ibbotl's Drug Store.
all, l ' hra in dividends
at all, c o bed try
on the shtock.
Thin Sir Wilfrid :Laurier, who was
a good man .too, fer a Grit, shpint
his .ioife worryin wid British prifir-
ince, an Rayeiprocity, an GrandTrunk
huge Provincial debt chargeable to
our highway system,
"Then there is the method of pays
ing old -age pensions. The Federal
Government •pays fifty per cent, of
the cost. The other fifty per cent.
should be paid from the Provincial
Treasury. The Ferguson Governn en,
proposes to'pay only thirty per cent;,
leaving twenty per cent. to be paid by
the municipalities, thus adding to the
heavy burdens already borne by the
Paycific Railways, an a lot av dick- municipal taxpayer's..
oraslluns from the Quane, but whin J "Rural. Ilydr o lines are bemused to
t
he got to the ind av the road he had one-half ricrahese costarof condstoncthe nratre
to eIha•op his bundle too, an other 111111
paid by
the nearest
urban centre
talc it up.
1
Thus both rural and urban commun-
Yis 'tis a•,. quare wurruld, so it is, ities in this part of the Province .ire
an we all. dobe sltpindin our clays an discriminated: against in: comparison
years inakin up a bundle av some sort with t to municrpahties nearer Inc;
i ,.
source of power. There should • be'
it may be 1 ao ine wurruks an good some method r
hereby these outlying
dades, arr it may be' only habits an Parts should obtain lower and an
Pro -
unpaid accounts, arr,'wid'tltc mosht ual:shar'e with other.'parts of the I?ro-
av us, a mixture :lv all thin tings, Vince in the benefits.of Hydro power,
"A natter in whieh''I ant interested
but no matther what we iter in our is the proposed changes in the Public
bundle we musht dhrop it whin we and T-ligh School Acts. I do not thinly
raich the ind av our journey 11.00 this that Mr. Ferguson's proposals would
tvturulcl, mean better educational facilities; but
they certainly would mean additional
yours fer a bigger an betther burdens upon the municipalities in or -
Canada, der to relieve the Provincial Treas-
'Fintothy Hay. ur•y of a portion of the expense of
maintaining the Universities'
P.S. Lasht wake theer was a rnish- "What about the general financial
take in itte, lctthcr,: but whether it record of the present Government?"
wits inc own; arr the'.printer's, T do- Mr. Robertson was asked,
rl't tntirtcd to say. It was Archie 13is11- The .Government has allowed ex-
ylterlditures to grow at an alarming
op who wits trite mitnber from Us- rate, so that, its spite of site huge ;sums
borne, an not Archie Hislop, but an- received from the liquor traffic and
nyway they wits both Grits, so it dus- from other sources, the Provincial
sea's make much differ, debt is increasing year by year. I be...
'I. H. Neve it is high time for.the Mansura -
T, of a period of strict economy, in
order that, instead of increasing from
year to year, the Provincial debt may
be reduced,
"These matters will of course be
gone into .more folly during the tarn-
AiliwiiesnsWirirnS
Mr, A. G. Smith of Toronto, look-
ed up old friends antown on Thurs-
day and Friday,
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OUR RANGE OF COATS AND DRES-
SES FOR FALL ARE NOW READY
FOR YOUR INSPECTION .
al ESE:. S
New models in. Misses Vel-
vet Dresses, best colors,
our special price .... $9.50
Bargain iii S i i k ' Crepe
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price is $9.50
Pretty models in Georget-
te and Velvet Dresses, our
special at ... ... $19.50
Flat Crepe Satin and Geor-
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shades, real values $22.50
COATS
Presenting all the newest styles.
Stylish models in Fur trimmed
Black and Navy Beaver Cloth Coats
See them at $25.00' to $37.50
Camel Hair Plush Coats, something
new, stylishand serviceable, prices
begin at ................. $27.50
Smart travel Coats of fancy tweed,
special at $19.50
Girls' Coats in plain cloths and
tweed effects, with fur collars ... .
...... $8.50 to $19.50
Isar
ham
s::41 iSts .111. 3111tSgs,'1.1sVIY's:
paign preceding t11e election; but you
have there in brief most 'of the points
which I intend to bring to the atten-
tion of the electors of North Huron."
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
The dental offices of Drs. A. J. and
A. W. Irwin will be closed from Sept.
18th to October 2nd inclusive,
Mr. Merchant, if you are
needing
any letter -heads, envelopes, state-
ments,'etc., printed, we ask you to
kindly- call The Advance -Times by
phone and we will be only too glad
to' call on you and take your order, NI
Dr. and Mrs, H. Rathwell of St. it
Petersburg, Florida, and Mrs. R. A.
Waller of Toronto, were week -end 1
Visitors at the 'home of Mr. aril Mrs. in
A. J. Walker. I .
Miss Agnes Walker of Toronto, LI
'daughter of Mrs. James Walker, town
underwent a rather serious operation
on Monday for removal of a, piece of
bone from her neck. Her condition
is quite satisfactory.
Rev,,,D. Marshall of British Guiana,.
an acquaintance of Mr. A. E. Lloyd
of Wnighanm, is to takeservices in' St.
Andrew's church on Sunday 29th inst.
and also address 'the Sabbath School
at rally clay services in the afternoon.
Mr, and Mrs. Edgar Cowan of To-
ronto, have been spending the past
week With the, former's brother, Mr.
Stewart Cowan and' family, Edward
street,
Mr, and Mrs. Ed. 'Krack and son,
n Toronto,' spent the
Raymond, of T o 0 0, Week,
end at the home of Stewart Cowan.
Mrs. Win.. Robinson and•Mrs, Chas.
Gale 'of' Toronto, spent the week-encl
1 ; home: of h't .. Elliott Bitter le
at t 1C eat C C c$ , a
road`.
'Mr. Carl Gable of Guelph, and Miss
Kathleen Kemp of Listowel, were
week -enol visitors at the h,onte of Mr,
and Mrs. R. A.'Currie.
HighSchool t
Sch l Field Mee; will be
held on the campus on Friday, Sept.
20th, morning and afternoon. Parents
..and friends of the pupils are expected
to be in attendance, and a cordial' in-
vitation is, extended to the public,
Mrs. T 'nechtel of New York, is vis-
iting at J. W. McKibbon's.
Miss Louise Thompson left for
Stratford on Monday to enter Normal
School.
E. Buchanan of Toronto, is visiting
at the home of his sister, Mrs. Elmer
Wilkinson, Carling Terraee,
Nortli Huron Plowitten's Associa-
tion will hold its annual plowing
match on Oct. 23rd on Wm. I•Ironder-
sori's farm, adjoining Wingham.
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Phone 271.
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Particularly if you have
a modern Connor Elec-
tric Washer in your
home, No tearing of
clothes, no back -break-
ing work. Just fill the
tub with hot water, drop
in the clothes, turn a
switch and the work is
dobe.
WiggMita Utilities Commission
Crawford Mock.
Phone 156.
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