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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1925-05-28, Page 5Tbu4sv, May 28th., . X925 moisionesiossonsommassinismosiesiouloomm • • Serge -Suits • •■ ■ WING AM A'GVAlwCZ-TIMES MAITLAND PRESBYTERIAL. I�. ma 1. 1 • ONE good reason you buy blue serge) is because you want a suit that.g'ves you utility and durability, as well as • ® attractiveness. That's a reason for you g • to consider the exceptional guarantee that goes with every suit of Guaranteed lbil �q. Fit +h? is? 't°33 n 7ui' ln,• I<' ;• n mi4 'i 404 1. ewstA REGIS AEI tQ4m WORSTED ,., -, GUARANIES .Cm • k OmLso OVA LONDON SHRUNr and PIT 'CLOP N. .cy IllIVAN wn.Vr f vrdln-M 14. -..w -•w...... 4'1.... 01OrrSi, iQR;tn. an as ® r Blusea English serge is always of a standard• weight—full 18 oz.—London shrunk and NI • of fast color.` Made in blue, greys ander ® browns. ' Seasans H E. ISARD New Goods a ®Are N P1t LI ALL THE WORLD 'KNOWS DLUSEA CLOTHES r -111111111111111111111131111111111111111 English Serge SV ■. • • • Jti�ley's •Fiera Nomination Card of Thanks Mr. George Daly and daughter, Mrs, T, Perdue wish to express their sincere thanks for the kindness and sympathy extended to them a the time of their sad bereavement: Voting on Union at Beimore Those 6pposed to church union have requisitioned for a vote in the Belmore Presbyterian congregation and the . balloting commenced on Monday, and will continue .for two weeks, McIntosh congregation, the other appointment on that circuit is not asking for a vote, ■ A meeting of the Municipal Elec- tors of the Village of Ripley, in the County of Bruce, will take place in the Village of Ripley, on Monday, June ist, 1925: at the hour of twelve o'clock noon, for the nomination of candidates for the offices of Reeve IN and Councillors, in the said Village of MRipley, for the year 1925, when if more candidates are nominated for an • ■ 1 me wa CO.la SiEgi IMOEMMA. sormarffirrearormarratimillolliliglit 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 is Commerce for the purpose of preparing promis- ing young men for business careers. The University helpstto place those who are worthy. For additional in- formation write — IL p. R. NEVILLE,- Ph.D., Registrar, London, Canada N2$ENOUR MARTI BOO C STAIN for F.urni -Floors & Woodwork Write to Head Mee, Moorreral For Free Booklet $40ME PAINTING MADE EASY SOLD .BY AE & TROMPSON Wingham ASHFIELD Miss Annie Jones of Toronto, is • spending her holidays with her moth- er, Mrs. Hugh Phillips, Belfast, The community was shocked • on last 'Mond'ay, ' to hear of the death of. Mrs. Albert McQuoid of Crewe. The funeral service was held on Wednes- day from her home to Dungannan cemetery. She leaves to mourn her husband and five girls, -Mrs. Jas. Lit- t1e, 'Coureys Corners; Lily and Freda at home, • Etta of Wingham, and. Ruby of Lucknow. The family has the sin- cere sympathy of the community. Will License Peddlers- Mr. Isaac Cranston and girls of Bel- fast, spent Wednesday evening at the lhonie of Mr. Jas. ''Webster of Crewe. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. -Vint and family rates for various lines of merchandise of Stratford, is spending the holidays sold. A house-to-house vendor of with the former's brother and sister, dry goods will have to pay $250 before Mr. Gilbert lint and Mrs, Wm. Bald- I he can call on the residents of the win, Toth con. town. A tea peddler will have to pay Mr. and Mrs, George. Lane and.fa- $75; hosiery, dresses and suitings $5o; .,:silt' of Lanes, spent Sunday with Report of the Non -Concurring Members, On Tuesday, May 29th.; the Mait- land Presbyterial Society of W. M. S•, held its eleventh and last annual meeting prior to entering the United Church, in the Presbyterian Church, Lucknow, with a large attendance. Mrs. Harkness presided over meet- ing, at the morning /session, after de- votional exercises, Reports were re- ceived from the Secretariekkof the various departments, showing encour- aging progress. At the afternoon, session an interesting report of Pro- vincial Society meeting h,Rld in Lon- don was given by Mrs, WMurdie of Lucknow. After an inspiring ad- dress which was given by Mrs. B. M. Johnson, president of Toronto Pres- byterial on her impressions of the convention, whichwas held under the Auspices of the Foreign Mission Board of United States and Canada, held in Washington, January 26th. to 'February and. of this year. A large number of the delegates withdrew and assembled in the Angli- can Church, which was filled to ca- pacity. After devotional' exercises, Mrs. Perrie as convenor, completed the organization of a Provincial Pres- byterial of Maitland to work in con- nection with the Woman's Mission- ary Society of the continuing Presby- terian Church. 'President -Mrs. (Rev.) Perrie, Wingham. office than are required to be elect- ed, the election by ballot.will be held in the several polling .places hereinaf- ter mentioned on Monday, the 17th day of June, A, D., 1925, commenc- ing at 9 o'clock in the forenoon and closing at five o'clock in the after- noon. The list of polling as follows:. In polling sub -division. No. 1 Tow.,n- ship Hall, Ripley; Polling sub-divis- ioi No. 2, Fire Hall, Ripley. Died in British Columbia II IIQ,I11�1I ISI I III I Iptil IMWI I I III 111dIIIIliIli�IillplllMM1111�IIlp$Ii1o11aultilgitllsill illi liiN(VcH01001101tr Mr. Wm. Grieve, youngest son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Win. Grieve, former residents of McKillop and Seaforth, died at his home, at Cedar, near Nanaimo, *.B. C., on Monday, May 18th., of apoplexy. Mr. Grieve was very highly respected and made hosts of friends, who will regret to hear of his death at his early age, be- ing only 54 years and 2 months old. Last `August, he visited his brothers and sisters, in Ontario. Prior to his marriage, 25 years, ago, Mr. Grieve spent some years in the Klondike gold fields of the Yukon. He leaves to:.rnourn his loss, a wi- dow and grown-up family of one son and one daughter, ,two brothers and three sisters: John., V. S. of Seaforth. Thomas, of Egrnondville, Mrs. R. Hogg of McKillop; Mrs.' Johnston of Port „Burwell and Mrs. John E. Ho- muth of Wingham. Betty Brown Dresses .. Smart Styles for Street and House Wear In all the New Col- orings 0 F1 nnelS $11.95 New Style Effects, made of/ All Wool Btoadeloth, Finish Flannel, ex- . era value, Stripes at $11,95 Plain $9'75 WllI,I,w Suiting $7.20 New Spring Shades of Green, Rose Blue, Sand, Mauve and Tan. In the season's latest styles for street wear, neatly trimmed, Specially priced at $7.25 Brdcloths a! ;4 Foulards Many new summery styles in Eng- lish Foulards and Broadcloths, rang- ing in price from $3.50 to $7.50 1st. Vice Pres.—Mrs. Coombe, Kin- cardine. 2nd. Vice Pres.—Mrs. Alex. Straug- han, Brussels. - 3rd. Vice Pres,—Mrs. Arkell, ,Tees - water 4th. Vice Pres.—Mrs. M• McKenzie, Lochalsh. Corresponding 'Secy—Mrs. -Carr, Wingham. Recording Secy.—Miss Mather, Kincardine. Treasurer — Miss N. Nicholson, South Kinloss, R. R. 6, Lucknow. Mission Band Secy.—Mrd Linklat- er, Teeswater. Home Helpers Secy. -Mrs. son, Molesworth. • Supply Secy.—Mrs. Geo. Douglas, Lucknow. Magazine Secy.—Mrs. Porterfield, Wingham. Press Secy -Mrs. Dd. McWhinney, Dungannon. Stranger's Secy.—Mrs. Harry Mc- Gee, Wingham. Library and Literature Secy. Mrs. Elliott, Wingham. • One hundred and seven delegates answered the rollcall representing auxiliaries. An invitation was extended by the Brussels Auxiliary, to hold the annual meeting there in 1926. Rev. Mr. Hardy Clerk of Provis- ional Presbytery of the continuing Presbyterian Church, presented greet- ings from same. Devotional exercises concluded a most enthusiastic meet- ing. We know that theseexclusive val- ues will make an inspection well wor- th . while J. . MORRIS Mrs. J. Casemore and Miss Mary visited at Mr. Will Abraham's- last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Wheeler of BeTgrave, visited at Mr. Duncan Campbell's last week. Mr. Will Abraham and daughter, Margaret of Wroxeter, visited at Thos, Abraham's Fast week. Mr. James Aitchison of Port Col - .borne is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Will . Abraham. Miss Vernice Lockridge, spent the week-end'with friends in Wingham. Simp- FORDWICH Mrs. Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. John and Etta, spent the 25th., with Mr. Sangsterr and Master Kenneth, Mr, Jas. Hackett and Mrs. Ida Hackett, and Mrs. J. H. Thom, visited in Wing - of Belfast. - ham on the 24th at the latter's sister, Mr` and Mrs. John Mitchell, John St. 'IMPORTANT NOTICE All back yards must be..oleaned up of refuse etc., and put in .a sanitary condition not later than June loth., 1925. By Order, Board of Health. The Town Council of Harriston, at a meeting last week passed a bylaw to license peddlers, fixing a schedule of l brushes, brooms, mops, etc•, $35; , -friends around Port Albert. spices, $25 and smaller articles that Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Culbert and are sold for 25 cents or less, $5. boys of Dungannon, spent Thursday, , -. with the, latter's brother, Mr. Adam i RAPID CITY (near-Lucknow) Johnston of . Courey's Corner. Mr, and Mrs, Herman Phillips :anal'" We extend congratulations to Mr. family of h 's ` Coyness; , re . and Mrs. Mark Gardner on the ,arri- Mr. Sunday with the,the latter's parents,, val of a ;baby boy, born May 23rd., and Mrs. John Campbell of Bel-, (Ross a Allan). fast: Mr. Tom England of Rapid City, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Cunningham, and Mr, and Mrs. had the misfortune to break his wrist Wm. and Beryl while crankitg a car at Fergus V�m. Love of Marnoch, spent Sunday vreck, at the home of Mr, Gilbert Vint, BelM- r. and. Mrs. N. Stewart of Rapid fast. spent Last Thursday with Mr. and Mrs, Jas• Barbour and girls t�in Mitchell .and St. Marys: of Goderich, are spending the week friends ' parents,Mrand Mrs. Joseph England, spent Sunday end with the latter's , with friend's near Ripley. Mrs, W. T. Gardner and Mrs. Ern- est Gardner, spent Sunday;„ with friends in Rapid City. Mr, Rod McCrea, shot a large white owl, last Wednesday everting which MiLLS, WING, • 111■1116111®III®III +ill. M®111®111 III®IN®III®II IEIIIIMIil6llt1011l:'yllll®IIIltalll li III11iIII 111 Ili :sill Dungannon, will give a illustrated In' 1884, at the age of 24 years she lecture on "Vandyke, the other wise married Mr. ; R. C. Sparling at Dur - man." .haps, Ont. In 1898 they carne to A very enjoyable time was spent at Dauphin to live and continued here the ranges on the 25th., when about until the death of Mr. Sparling in 1917 45 marksmen were' present. The mat- It will be recalled that Mr. Sparling's. ch which was captained by Elwell death was also extremely sudden. Webster and Harris Purdon proved Mrs. Sparling shortly after removed very interesting, the former's side t Winnipeg. Upon the -death of her winning by" 1 point, the total score daughter, Mrs. R. I. Steen, which oc being 956 to 915, The following are curred on .February i6th of the pros - the eighteen highest scores made out ent year, she returned to Dauphin to of a possible 7o: W. Miller 62; W. live with Mr. Steen, and here remain - Webster 6o; H. Purdon 6o; I. Miller ed until the time of her death. Dur - 59; G. Webb 59; E. Purdon 58; J. ing all the years of her residence -ice ---..:V Webster 58; E. Webster 57; jas. Ait- Dauphin Mrs. Sparling was a faithful chison 57; J. Johnston 57; J. Mc- 'member of St, James Presbyterian Donald 56; A. Robinson 56; Wilson church. Those who were' acquainted• Wood 56; J. Pardon 55; W. McQuill- with her in the early days will be - in 54; A. Hughes 54; H.,,Webb 54; J. member the cheerful assistance she. D. Anderson 54. was ever willing to render in church. tor• social causes ,ef those rimes. BELMORE the family circle she was a rsvered The Mission Band will hold their *ife and mother, and her- influence picnic Saturday afternoon at Mr. Ral- and friendship were a benefit to all ph Metcalfs, The Women's Foreign those she came in contact with. She Missionary Society, will aid in provid untiringly shared in the labor inciden- ing lunch. Come and bring the tal to the building up of. a new coin kiddies. munity in our western country aria" - Those who attended the Presbytery was ever ready to extend a helping meeting at Lucknow, Tuesday, were hand, Rev. and, Mrs. McKenzie, Mr. Fred There are two children living; Per Johann, Mrs. Mulvey, Mrs. Metcalf, cy D., of Brantford, Ont., and. Miss Mrs. Arthur Fitch, Mrs. Douglas, Hazel of the Municipal Hospital staff Eleanor and Mimnie Jeffrayr Alar- in Winnipeg. The funeral will take. ge crowd and a fine day is reported. place today (Thursday). Service will The Lucknow ladies are to be con- be held in St. James church at 2 p. gratulated for their kind hospitality. After which, burial will be made in Miss Nettie Butchart of Toronto, Riverside cemetery. 'Following will -be was up for the holiday. the pallbearers: Dr. J. P. Gunne, R. G. The summer meeting of the Wo- Ferguson, R. G. Smith, D. D. McDon- ald, R. J. Malcolm, J. P. McIntyre." BORN Coulter—In Morris, on May 25, _ to Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Coulter, a son. Haines—In Wingham General Hospi- tay on May 24, to Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Haines, a son. Mrs. Sam, Sherwood, Larges. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson and Geo. of Kincardcne,•spent the week -end at the home. of Mr, Jno. Mu11in's, loth on Mrs, H. Roston and Miss T. Sterl- ing of Goderich, spent Ivlonday wztlr Mrs. Gilbert Vint, loth., con. when. spread out measured 42 inches Ilii, and Mrs. WM, Lane, Waite lfrom one wing, tip to tine Other, You need your money, I need mine If we both get ours, it will be fine But if you get yours, and keep mine too What in the world, am I going to do. TEN RULES FOR DRIVING 1—Drive on the right side of the road, It's just as good as the left. 2 --Slow down when approaching a crossroad; it is nearly as dangerous as a railway crossing. 3—Look out for children. You can never tell what they will do, and you are always in the wrong if you hit one. 4—Try to help instead of hinder a traffic officer; he is there for your good, and he's got a tough job. —Be5 sure that your dimmers real- ly dim. It's no joke driving into a blinding glare, as you probably know. 6 -Read and obey warning signs; they're not put up for ornaments. 7—If you feel you've got to speed, do it where yott won't kill anybody but yourself. 8—When malting minor repairs stop where your ear can be seen from both directions`, otherwise you may stop longer than you anticipate: , 9 -Speeding around corners is a straight road to the hospital: Io--U'se discretion. The fact that you had the right of way won't bring back 'anybody to life, least of all your- self, ST. HELENS 'Miss Madeline Gaunt, who is at- tending Business College at Wingham was home over the holiday. Mr. Lorne Firth of Toronto, Mr. and firs.' `Chas. Firth and Mrs. Firth, sr., of London were visitors withMr. men's Institute, was held Wednesday R. K. Miller during the week. afternoon at M'r. Arthur Lincoln's, al- most 5o being present, the speaker for the afternoon was. Miss Cleland, taking for her subject "Making it In - P. Moffatt and John McKenzie of 1 teresting for Boys and Girls on the Moffatt, Mr. 'A, •Cameron and Mrs. I Farm." The programme consisted of Holmes of Campbellville, were week- a solo, by Mrs. Clark Renwick, "Twi- end visitors with Mrs. D. McKenzie. light," by little Misses Maggie Bell, Messrs. John, George and Lloyd Ruth and Sadie Stokes, Evelyn Lin - Phillips, motored to Sandusky on Fri- coln, which was much appreciated. It day to spent the week -end with their was planned at this meeting to serve uncle, Mr. Phillips. lunch at the Sabbath School Conven- Miss Anna Stuart was home from tion to be held June 18 a charge of Toronto for the holiday. The Sacrament of the Lord's Sup- per will be observed in the Presbyter- ian Church, next Sunday morning. Preparatory services_ will- be held' Fri- day morning at 50.30, when Rev. Mr. Gollan of South Kinloss will preach. Miss Margaret Rintoul of Toronto was a holiday visitor at her' . horne here. The Annual Meeting of the Wo- men's Institute was held at Mrs. Thoni's on Thursday last when the folio -wing officers were elected:- Pres., Mrs. D. Phillips; Vice -Pres:, Mrs. G. Webb; Secy.-Treas., Mrs, R. K. Miller; • District Officers, Mrs. Naylor, Mrs. Thorns, . Mrs. W. T. Miller; Auditors, Mrs. D. Todd, Mrs. W. T. Miller; Pianist, Mrs. Wallace Miller; Committee, Mrs: McFarlane, Mrs. J. Lyon, Mrs. J. McQuillin, Mrs. Gumming, Mrs. McGee, Miss M. C. Rutherford, Miss A. McKenzie, Mr. J. Gaunt, delegates to Goderich district meeting, •Messrs. 0, Webb, B. Naylor, C. J. Thorns and W. T. Miller. The members of the Execu- tive are requested to meet in the hall alone at the time and apparently sue - on Thursday evening of this week.. cumbed immediately to an attack of The W. M. S. of the Presbyterian her complaint. at Chtlreli ,will give an evening on Fri -' The deceased lady was born day Janne 5, when Rev. 11.,„Martin of Stratford, Ont., nearly 66 years ago. Inspector Thom:paid his visit to the school on Tuesday. Mrs, D. Clark' :of Guelph, Messrs. ��, SEALED TENDERS addressed to the undersigned, and endorsed "Ten- der for Repairs to Piers, Kincardriie; •--` Ont.,";,wiIl be received until 12 o'clock noon (daylight saving), Tues- day, June 9, x925, for repairs to piers at Kincardine, Bruce County, Ont.. Plans and forms of contract can -be > 25c will be made in aid of S. school. seen and specification and forms of District meeting will be held in Wal- tender obtained at this Department, ker ton June 19th at the offices of the District Engin- I eers, Custom House, London, Ont., Mothers should collect time and a ' Equity Building, Toronto, Ont., and half for overtime. at the Post Office, Kincardine, Ont. ( Tenders will not be considered un- Death of Mrs. R C. Sparling (less made on printed forms supplied Thefollowing obituary notice from by the Department and in accordance: the Dauphin Herald will be of inter- with Conditions contained therein. est to many of our readers, who will Each tender must be accompanied remember Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Sparl- by an accepted cheque on a chartered ing, when they lived in Wingham, bank, payable to the order of the Mr. Sparling was for some time, Minister of Public Works, equal to Councillor, Reeve and Mayor of Io per cent of the amount of the ten Wingham and Mrs, Sparling was very der. Bonds of the Dominion of Can - active in Church work and in the Lo- : ada, or bonds of the Canadian Nation yal True Blues. Following is the al Railway Company will also be ac - newspaper report: ; cepted as security, or bonds and a. "Called after spending but a few ,cheque if required to snake up an odd, weeks in the new sphere she had oc- home I amount. t copied in the hoe of Mr. R. I, Steen, ) ]Att NOTE.—e prints can_in- be obtain - following following the death of, her daughter, ed atdepositing this Department by , Mrs. R. C. Sparling passed suddenly ! an accepted cheque for the sum of away, on Monday evening last. Heart $20, payable to the order of the Min - trouble, from which she had been a ,ister of Public Works, which will be sufferer for several'years was the im-'returned if the intending bidder sub, - mediate cause of death. Slie was knit• a regular bid. By order, S. E. O'BRIEN, Secretary: Department of Public Works, Ottawa, May 1S, 1925. ,. Uzi � ,w,•_,.� ni,„.M,�• � Ir Wil ....