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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1929-09-19, Page 5Tllilursday, September 19th, 1929 1111111 111 1 WINGHAM ADVANCE-TXMJ $ t Tower th at says 1l#w the to an car on the roa Outstanding among the many improvements in the new McLaughlin -Buick is the marked increase in power provided by the new Mc- Laughlin -Buick valve -in -head engine. This great new engine develops 98 horse- power in the 124 and 132 -inch Series, and 801 horsepower in the 118 -inch Series, :`thus assuring superabundant reserve fcir every motoring need. This tremendous increase in power, together with innumerable refinements bearing on other phases of engine operation, not only endow the new McLaughlin -Buick with un- rivaled acceleration, hill ability and speed, but impart marvelous new flexibility, and velvet smoothness at any pace without any increase in . fuel consumption. See the new McLaughlin -Buick today! Com- pare the beauty of its new Bodies by Fisher. Test getaway, speed, power on hills, smooth- ness, flexibility! Then you, too, will acclaim. McLaughlin -Buick the world's greatest motor car value. msaussonew NEW LOW PRICES Ask about the GMAC Plan of Credit Purchase PRODUCT OF GENERAL MOTORS OF CANADA, LIMITED A. M. CRAWFORD, DEALER, WINGHAM, ONTARIO IT'S BETTER BECAUSE IT'S CANADIAN BLYTH HAS IMPORTANT CASE AT OSGOODE HALL Toronto, Sept. • 11.—Mr. Justice Raney at Osgoode Hall yesterday, granted the appeal of Allan Rainton, Frank Bainton and Arvada Bainton from the order of Assistant Master G. A. Drew allowing the corporation of the village of Blyth to foreclose the woolen industry of the defend- ants. The facts of the case as presented to his lordship are that the plaintiff corporation in 1928 passed a by-law which granted a bonus to the woolen industry of the defendants. In order to secure the repayment of the sum a mortgage was taken out on the pro- perty, the first installment of which became dud on March 20, 1929. 13y an order of Assistant Master Drew,' foreclosure proceedings were allowed to be instituted. R. T. Ferguson, now of Toronto, formerly of Morris, for the defendants woolen industry and taking a mort acted outside its jurisdiction. He al - gage do the property to secure same, acted 'outisde its jurisdiction. He al- so asserted that the council of the corporation had agreed to extend the time for the payment of the first in- stalment on the mortgage, and had. then instituted the foreclosure pro- ceedings, A']:r. Justice Raney found that the agreement as to the extension of the time had been the result of a "loose understanding." W. Proedfoot, on behalf of the plaintiff, contended that the village had acted within its jurisdiction and that his lordship should give judg- ment on the merits of the case. His lordship refused to try the case, but granted the appeal, requiring counsel for the defendants to give satisfactory guarantee that the assets of the industry would not be dissipat- ed in the meantime. MORRIS Mr. and Mrs. Peter MacEwen, of Parry Sound, visited at Mr. Will Ab- raliam's and Mr, Robert Aitchison's last week. Mrs. Oliver Campbell and children spent a few days at Mr. D. McNau- ghton's last week, Mr, James Aitchison of Port Col- borne, is spending a few days with his daughter, Mrs, Wi11 Abraham . 'Mr, and Mrs, Jack Hunter spent Sunday at Mr. Will Robertson's, of B elgrave. Mr. and Mrs; Schnock, of Listowel, Mr. and Mrs, Maxwell Abraham and Master Vern visited .at Mrs, F. Ab- raham's on Sunday. Air, and Mrs. Will Abraham and Master Ross spent Sunday al Mr. W. Stewart's of Bltievale, 1.11111131.9111.11111211111111 a.r SHEET STEEL CEILINGS Stop falling plaster; earl uinsrghtly cracked cell. rope. Essy to put up quick! and once uthey Ea y too clean or paint GALVANIZED for The Roof fandsome, inexpensive, Ilr oten of, a asy to lay ever old roofs ,-permanent. Get the facts. Ask you tinsmith er carpenter. You will eteved regret the purchase of a Sheet Steel Ceiling. GALVANIZED SIDING for OutsideValle Three attractive pair terns. With building opener are warn dry.. windproof. Easy to tint H RL3 P OOF Shoat Steol'Coilingslook won, resist fire effect..; ivoly. Add brightnesetti halls, stores, churches schools, kitachens icl bathrr000uins. Do nothing and full p rartic lli n s SALEM Mr, and Mrs, John Gowdy spent last Sunday with friends at Moles- worth. Mrs, Wm. Weir visited with .Rev, Mr. Holmes, of Clinton, a few days recently; Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell, fron'l near Browntown called on friends around here last Sunday. The .Ladies' Aid has decided to hold the, anniversary services on, October 20: Further particulars later; Born—To Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ach- eson at the home of Mr. and Mrs, A. E. Gallaher on September 9th, a son. Congratulations. A number from here attended the Fair at London last week. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Palmer called on friendsat Brussels last Sunday rd< s S y morning. ASHFIELD Mr. and Mrs. Gillies Haines and sons, Carman and Neil, and Mrs. Haines' father, motored to Wood- stock on Friday to .see Mr. Haines' brother who is very ill at present. Mr. and Mrs. Jinn Raeburn motored up from Riverview on Saturday, re- turning on Sunday, to see her sisters, Mrs. Roy Alton, Mrs. George Lane and Miss Mary Cunning` nam. ;Me. and Mrs, George Lane, Clifford and Hilda, motored to Riverview on Sunday, returning Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John :Mullin spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Strong, 100 can. Howiek. Misses Verda rind Olive Strong, of 10th eon. Howiek, are spending this week at....the,borne of lir. 'and Mies: John Mullin. Mr, and Mrs, Will.P,aldwin motor- ed to Stratford on Saturday, ,return- inoli t, Sunday. 'Ashfield was well represented at London Fair last week, the following are a few: Mr. ;and Mrs, Wilfred Far- rish, Mr. and I1rs. Ebner. Farrish, Mr. Adam Johnstone, Mr. George Lane, Mr. Wes. Twamley; Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Alton, Mr.. and Mrs. W. ill Alton,- Alton and MrW on Wed- nesday; Mr. and Mrs. George Saund- ers and family and Jun Saunders; Mr. and Mrs. Alec Hackett, Mr. and Mts. Toni' Hackett and Mrs, Thomas Ir- Win, Mr. Jim Ritchie, Mrs. John Mc- Namara, .Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nel- son and children', 'Mr. and Mrs. John Mullin, on Thursday. We are pleased to report the mar- riage of Mr. Spence Irwin, near Bel- fast and Miss Mildred Robertson, of ubtirn, on Wednesday, ,September lth. They spent the week in Lon- don, Clinton and Goderich, On their return they will live on the groom's fine farm on.the 10th con. We extend congratulations and, welcome Mrs, Jr - win 10 our community. Miss Mary Phillips, of Taranto, spent .a week with her sister, Mrs. Thomas Ferguson. Mr, .and Mrs. Thomas Ferguson and son, Torn,' spent a few days in, London with. Mr. Sidney :Ferguson,. and attended the Fair, Born—To lvdr. and Mrs. Gordon Ritchie, 12th con., on Monday, Sep- tember 9th, a son. Congratulations. LANES Mr. and Mrs. Foster Moffatt and son, Ferrus, of Langside, called on friends here recently. The Ashfield school fair held at Courey s Corners, on Tuesday, Sep- tember 17th, was a good success, and the concert in the evening was enjoy- ed by many. Mr. and Mrs. Gemmel and Law- rence, Mrs. Purdon and three child- ren, of .Lanark County, spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Cam- eron here. A goodly number from here took in the London Western Fair last week, among them being, Mr. and Why not drink the finest tea that is grown? 4/Fresh fro alr.elas' well Hackett, Mr. and Mrs. Spence Irwin, Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Hackett and' family. and Mr. and Mrs, Torn Hackett Mr. and Mrs, Gearge Lane and :Mr Adam Johnstone,. Miss- Emma Ritchardson, of Lang - side, spent a few days recently with her sister, Miss Mary Farrish, here. I Mrs. Alt of Ripley Iv r.andM .tiVm. n o,l y called on friends here on Sunday last. THE COUNTRY SCHOOL TEACHER The country school teacher has. an ] count than the city school teacher. If she can like her job she is a per- sonage in the community where she' labors up Everybody looks to her Y Y if she proves she is boss Oa the other hand there is a staggering chal- lenge if she is weak in the knees. There is, no principal and superintend- ent to bolster her u ,to cover over failings failings and gently lift heron to some more suitable berth, with few the wis- er. ` The prdverbial privacy of the goldfish is hers. It is.a golden age for people to tackle problems single handed. Pecause there are so few -whoseem to want to do that, -Ex= Mrs, Walter: Alton, Mr, and Mrs. Co- infinitely greater opportunity to change. 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