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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1925-07-02, Page 4p ti A Camera for the youngsters—or for you 0 'if owm``r;r/. Pictures 21'x3y,4. The No.. 2 Brownie, at $2.S5 is a remarkable value. You'll see that ata glance. Its aluminum, body, light .and strong, is r re [ ; ;th t'nicdtion leather, there are two .90d sockets and the lens and shutter are "IS titian -made and carefully tested.. There's a lot of twi with a Brownie—and our line 1;s complete. Other Browynt es 82.05 sip Mc IBBO 'S DRUG STORE -err 'FARM FOR SALE—Lot half 26, con. township of Turnberry, 5o acres fo ander good cultivation, ro acres n bush, well watered, comfortable to house, bank barn, large hen house. Y.1.-rdnrasticulars apply to Mr. Geor- ge Gannett, Bluevale, Ont. F FOR SALE—First class six year old coww. Apply Mrs. Fallis, Route 2, Wingham• pre sale OR SALE—Car of Brantford Asp- halt Slate Shingles to arrive about June loth. Order given by June 15th. will be given prompt attention. I. L. Stewart, Bluevale. RARMERS ATENTION—I have just received a shipment of standard re -cleaned " ground screenings for feeding hogs, these are extra choice See them and get our price. J. A. hills. ----TOR SALE_ -111e property of Mrs. IsabellaPatterson, Frances St., consisting of a good lot, with house and barn, etc. For further parti- culars apply to Mrs. Frank G. Fair, Bluevale Ont, R R •i, care of Mr. Geo. Thornton.. FOR SALE—A most desirable dwell- ing in Wingham. No reasonable offer excepted, A. J. Pilon; Minn- ie St. ?OUND-=Fountain Pen owner may have same by paying for this adver- tisement. Apply to Wm. Gannett. HOME GROWN STRAWBERRIES for sale, J. R. Haines, ring 1x-627 or J. V. Haines, ring 22-627. TENDERS—Will be received by the undersigned up till Tuesday, July 7, at 7 o'clock for the purchase of Coal in ham United it for W g ed Church. For particulars regarding amount and quality see J. McCool, caretaker. - Lowest or any tender not . necessari- ly accepted. S. Bennett, Chairman of Board, TEACHERS WANTED—For Wing - ham. Public. School holding perman- ent second class professional certi- ficates to teach primary and second booir.. grades. State salary expected. Duties to commence at beginning of '92546 school year. Applications received up to the evening of Thurs- day, July 2nd. W. T. Booth, Secy- .Teas. CANTED—To buy a small folding baby buggy, Apply to A, V. ?attic Route 3 , Wingham. PRIVATE SALE -Of the following articles which -can be seen and ex- amined at the Town Hall, Wing- ham, upon applying to Geo: Allen, Terms Cash: x desk; x flashlight; r scuffler; 8 wood clamps;; x chopping axe; i brace; 2 hammers; 2 small wrenches; r screw driver; r scratch awl; x plane; x step ladder; 2 spad- es; 2 saws; x pruning shears; x scythe and whetstone; x sickle; x small garden fork, no handle; . 2 squares, 3 garden rakes, x pick, r water can, i hoe, 5 planes, I saw sharpening vice, r whetstone, i pun- ch, x case of bits, 4 small iron clamp, i tennant saw, r syringe, 5 spirit- level, 6 files, i cold chisel„' 5 wood chisels, x varnish scraper, x soldering, iron, 5 drawing knife, x shingle hammer, r rubber bag, r box wood bits, i razor, i strap. WANTED—To exchange a first clgss property, outside the corporation of Wingham, as part pay on a good farm. Could take possession right now or in the fall, Very suitable place for retired farmer. • Address Box 201, Wingham or inquire at flus offi .,ai ice. WANTED -Capable girl for house- work, all conveniences. Apply to Mrs. Wm.' Field, telephone 160. NOTICE 'Applications for the position of As- sessor -for the Town of Wingham for the year 5925, will be received by the undersigned up to 4 p. m,, on Satur- day, July 4th., 5925. W. A. Galbraith, Town Clerk. SCHOOL REPORT S. S, No. 5, Turnberry. rei Slapped - Sr. III—Lorene Gilkinsor 8o p. c.; Leone Deans 76 p. c.; Teresa Roth 76 p. c. Maude Hamilton 6o p. e• Jr. III—Hartley Smith 84 p. c.; Freddie Lewis 63 p. c.; Fraser "Forgie 6o p. c. Sr. II—Harold Roth 70 p. c.; Arth ur Lewis 65 p. c, Jr. II—Allan McGill 63 p, p.; Mar- garet Tripp (absent), Sr. I—Arthur McEwen (absent). Primer—Aileen Underwood, Beulah Lewis. Those obtaining 6o p. c. have been promoted. LIII®IIsIILIIi iiimiiiuiii iihlii RIIi•IliSii Uiii i' • _A Lyceum eu•m a T• heatre _, , Thursday; Friday, Saturday - Julysg. !y to WINGRA M ADV4NCE-TIMES PERSONAL ITE>,[S Miss Jennie Struthers is spending a few weeks in Wiarton, Mr. David Robertson, was up from Toronto for a few days recently.. Miss Els,ton, has returned home af- ter two weeks visit in Detroit. Mz, Chas. Brown of Windsor, is a guest at the home of Mr, Frank Pres- ton. Mrs. John Johnston is visiting her daughter, Mrs. C. Symington in Tor- onto. Mr, Chas. Blackhall, has purchased 1Vlr, Thos, Forbe's 'farm on the Blue- vale Road. Mr. Gordon Cruickshanks of St. Thomas, spent over the holiday in Wingham. Mrs. T. H. Gibson has returned from visiting with friends in Roches- ter, N. Y. IVIr. Robt. Arbuckle of Toronto, is visiting with relatives in town and vi- cinity, Mr. Jas. McKie of Stratford, renew- ed acquaintances . in Wingham • this week. Miss Evelyn Reid of town, •spent the week -end with friends at James- town. Mrs. H. Wheeler town, .visited with her daughter, Mrs. Fred Hogg; 13. line last week. Miss Annie Pullen, left on Tuesday for Fergus to take a course in' training 111 the Hospital- there. Owing to so many other attractions the Eastern Star Picnic at Amberley has been postponed: Mrs. Robert Elston of West Hope, N. D. is visiting her brother, Mr. John Perdue of Morris Tp. Mr. James Gaunt • of St. Helens, spent a few days with his brother-in- law, Mr. John Jamieson: Mrs. Fred Rowland and two little daughters, Marion and Iris are visit- ig in Toronto at present, Mrs. Gordon Griffin and two sons, of, Cleveland, Ohio, are guests at the home of Mrs. C. N, Griffin at present. Mrs. Win. M. Reid and children, Scott and Louise, visited with friends in the country recently. Mrs.,; Wm. H. Wright and' little daughter, Dorothy, spent the ..week- end with Wingham friends. Miss Eva Greer of the Bell Tele- phone staff is spending the vacation at her home in Lucknow. Mrs. R. M. Hicks of Paris, -was a visitor at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Davidson. Mr. and Mrs. Mason McAllisfer, al- so Master Robt., visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Deyell. Mr; and Mrs. Howard Wylie, mot- ored to Kincardine, on.Saturday and enjoyed the cool breezes of ,Lake Huron. Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Dunford, of De- troit, are visiting at the home of her brother, Mr. Jas. McGillivray, Pleas- ant Valley. Mrs. Chas. 'Hawkins and daughter, Hilda, returned home after visiting her parents, ' Mr. and Mrs: John Davidson, Leopold St. Mr.„ and Mrs. Richard ' Park and Master Benson of Dungannon, visited , over the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Deyell. Reeve J. W. McKibbon and -Ex- Reeve Wm. Isbistertook in the Coun- ty Council picnic at Goderich on Wednesday last. • Mr. and :Mrs. ` Walkley of Battle Creek, Mich., motored over and are visiting at the home of their :daugh- ter, Mrs. (Dr.) Fox. .: Mr. Alex. Murdie, had a week's va- cation lastweek, part of which. he spent holidaying in Toronto with his 3and4 g. L • SPECIAL;- • ■ "He Who Gets Phoebe Congrarn, teacher t 1 I °With Lou Chaney, Norma 1`I Shearer and John Gilbert; ~a w drama of a travelling European Circus. A clowns tragedy, real_ U ism, shapsody, romance beauty •1 thrills and drama, all the excite-' ment of a real circus. • - = Also comedy "Accidental Ac -'I; t cideri s” NI Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Hoot Gibson ' EAST: WAWANOSi ^� IN i Miss Mary Currie, daughter of Mr. ",BJoadWa`y Or BIlrs i" P. and Mrs. J. T, Currie is spending her her ho vacation attrte. She as a nur- se -le -training at Harper Hospital,: Detroit,. . Also • dillSullivan Billy Su an in "The Christmas Handicap's 1 a i�l I i�111� 111 I 11�111� (11M I I (�I I I�'l 1 1 ill l lel l lM 1 1 lel 1 1 friend, Wm, Thompson. Miss Annie Walters; spent a few clays last week in Toronto, and was accompanied home by her sister, Nurse Emma Walters. Mrs. Nora McCall and 'two children also Mr. James Mason of Toronto, spent last week with her sister, Mts. j Edward Jenkins, Turnberry. •X71 Mr, andh Mrs. Stanzer and . two daughters of Detroit, and Mr. and ' Mrs, Taylor and son called on =I friends here, one day last week. F.nMr. and Mrs, C. W. Washburn and babe of Hamilton, motored up and are spending tire week with the former's sister, Mrs. W. R. Hamilton, John St. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Henderson,,Mr. S. R. Ryles; B. A., Mrs. Byles 'and Thursday Joy Wed., 192:6° M e lM111l 111lI.1.41101.441111118YI1111111•11.1 011IIIt111111111111101141 1I. XI 11011.11 (B 111111 I•I I I 111011 h. 1136 Week'Eod Summer Footwear son, Jack . of Toronto, visited Dr. and 11�Irs. R. L. Stewart over the weck Mr, and Mrs. Noble Schnock of Flint, Mich., Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Abram and son; Vern of Saginaw, vis- ited with Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Mew- en, 'Wingham. Dr. and Mrs. Hubbard, also Mrs. Lapham and daughter, Marie of. De- troit, spent the week -end with the for- mer's rinother, Mrs. Hubbard and aunt Miss Elston, Minnie St. Mr, Jas, H. Scout of the Bell Tele phone • Co., accompanied by . Mrs.' Scott and little •Billie, also Mrs. Re- veile are enjoying a motor _trip to De- troit, St. Mary's, Stratford and other points.. A. . R, DuVal Sp. C. Ex -Professor of Technic Canadian Chiropractic College. Hours `z to 5, 7 to 8.30 p rn• Saturday till 50.3o p, rn, Consulta- tion • free. Phone Soo. Crawford Block, Wingham: hlr. and Mrs. W. J. Boyce, Mrs. Geo. Spotton, Mrs. E. Nash, Mrs. W. A. Miller, Mrs. "(Dr.) Fox, Mrs. O. Thompson and Mrs: H. W. Shane were in attendance at the 'Grand Chapter of the O. E. S. at London last week. Mr. John Kennedy and son, John A. Kennedy and Miss Isabel of. _Culross, also Mrs. Jno. Morrison and son, motored to Stratford on Friday last, to visit Sister Mary Lucy, "' who will be leaving for Sarnia in the near fu- ture. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ferguson of Winnipeg, Mr. and._Mr's. Chas. Burn- ey, of Exeter, .Mrs. McCullough and daughter of Chatham, motored up from 'Exeter and spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hopper, Diagonal Road. Mr. T. K. Powell' and Mrs. Arthur Wilson left on Thursday for Winni- peg, where they will visit Mr. Pow - ell's son, T. J. Powell.. 'They -were accompanied by Mrs. Robert John- ston, Turnberry.' The trustees of S. S. No. g, Tuin- berry, have re-engaged Miss Jean Wylie as teacher for the ensuing term. Miss Wylie's work has been very satisfactory and her many friends will be glad to learn she is engaged for another term. Dr. Parker will attend the Annual Convention at Toronto of the Ameri- can Osteopathic Association which is being held for the first time in Can- ada. ' His office will be closed from. July 6 to 11 inclusive. Miss Elizabeth Wright, 'student of Wingham Business College, very cap- ably .took over the duties -of teacher, last : week, owing to the -absence of Miss .Martin, who was called home owing to the death of her father. Mrs. J. W. Cadwell and little .daugh- ter of Winnipeg,- also IVIr. Jack Isbis- ter, wife and three sons of Ondway, Mich., are visiting at 'the home- of their parents, Mr -and Mrs. Wm. Is- bister, Centre St. Mrs. Isbister is, we aie pleased .to say, gaining in strength Miss Emma -Walters, R X. -of Tor onto and Miss Lillian Longman of Windsor, left on. Saturday for an ex- tended visit in the West. They will visit with friends in Alberta, Great Falls, Montano, and Vancouver, be- fore sailing? down the Pacific Coast for San Francisco and Los Angeles, California, returning later by Texas, Tennessee and Indiana. 'SCHOOL REPORT Promotion Examinations, S. S. 7, East Wawanosh. Jr. to Sr. IV-Villetta Chamney, Vernon Chamne y Sr. III to Jr. IV—Ross Robinson, Margaret Cunnington, Calvin Robin- son. „Jr. to Sr. III—Marjorie Jamieson. JJr. to Sr. II—Mildred Mason, Ma- son Robinson. C. Robertson, teacher, BLIIEVALE. The regular meeting of the Wo-. men's institute will be held at the home of Mrs. R. Shaw, assisted by Mrs. R. Aitcheson, on Thursday July gth.g. at 2,3o o'clock. Mrs, Alice. Ait- ken will give a,,,talk on "The Temper - vice Question." Ladies are asked to bring a dust cap and join in a dust cap, parade. Roll Call --Receipts for summer drinks, ladies invited, G�tl $1.49 Men's White Canvas Bals, 12 pairs, all sizes, regular price $2.5o to $3.5o 10ALr Sale Price ._.:_......_.. ..uo -$2.98 Men's Brown Oxfords sol- id Leather 7 Pairs c tlopt for 8 Pairs for _._ x.43.99 EtJi'l 5 0 Women's White Canvas Ties and Pumps, xx pairs, sizes 3 to 4z reg. price $3.00, 4td' to $4.00, Sale Price ° enc Child's White Canvas • two strap slippers., 10 pairs, size 8 to too•. reg, price PeeyeN $1.35 Sale Price ..,:. 10% ;off '<egtasas price, Women's Mis- ses' and Children's Patent or Brown heather Sandals on Friday & Saturday 5 / 0 j 0 IA/ i THE GOOD SHOE STORE ii intailimin iIminii4311Ioliildll1 3111 ii!I®III nim®liusin131II WINGHAM, Oral. HRH IIIpVIC9111111N I111111ImiIi 1.0 1114 f �l l ill I! fel I it�l p�A lilgillIEMIU1lllllii2l110111€51 GRADUATED AT O. A. C. Among the graduating classes at. the 'Ontario. Agricultural College, Guelph, on Friday evening last, Wing - ham was represented by Miss Helen M. Wilson. Miss Wilson was a gra- duate of the Associate class in House- hold Economics and had completed her second year course. She is the youngest daughter of 'Mrs. John Wil son, Wingham, and her many friends here will join with the Advance - Times in extending congratulations to her, During ‘her two years at Col- lege she has been actively associated in all the sports and social functions of her class. The presentation of di- plomas was made in Memorial. Hall, O. A. C. by the dean of the College, Prof. Reynolds. Miss Wilson was honored by being invited to give the valedictory address which, she delivered in a most pleas- ing manner. Friends were entertain- ed at a Garden Party on the campus, immediately following the "graduation exercises. Her mother, and brother, Mr.. Currie Wilson of Southampton, were present at the graduation exer- cises. They were accompanied home by Miss Wilson, who will spend the summer vacation in Wingham MORTGAGE SALE UNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF the Powers contained in: a' certain mortgage that will be producedat the time of sale tfiere will be offered for sale by Public Auction on the proper- ty in the Township of Carrick in the County of Bruce on Tuesday the 54th day of July, A. D. 5925, at the hour of 2.00 o'clock in the afternoon, the following lands and properties, viz; ALL AND SINGULAR that cer- tain parcel or tract .of land and prem- ises situate, lying and being in the Township of Carrick in the County of Bruce and being composed of a por- tion of lots number seven in Conces's- ion "A" of the said Township of Car- rick and more particularly described as follows, that is to say, commencing at the south-wes`t'erly angle of said lot seven thence northerly along the westerly limit of the Town line be- tween the Township of Carrick arid - Culross a distance 'of twenty-one and, three quarters of a rod thence East-, erly parallel to the Southern limit of said Lot Number Seven sixteen rods„ thence Northerly parallel to the Wes- tern limit of said Lot ten rods, thence: Easterly thirty degrees South forty- eight rods more or less to the South-, ,erly limit of said Lot, thence Westerly along the Southern limit of .said Lot forty-two rods more or less to the places of beginning containing by ad - 'measurement five and three quarters - ,of an acre be the same more or less together with the good -will' of the saw -mill and chopping -mill business, established on said premises. On the premises are erected a saw mill and chopping mill operated by' water power from a dani' of aboutr two acres area supplying about fifty horsepower at full head with a suffic Tient supply of water for operating, about eight months each year; also a:. new 1 storey frame dwelling house about 26x28 feet nearly finished. A. valuable mill property. TERMS --lo per cent, at time of sale, balance within 3o days. Sale:, subject to a reserve bid. For particulars apply to• W. BRYDONE, Clinton, Ont:, Solicitor for Mortgagee. Mr. Wm. A. Mines and family,, spent a day in Listowel and Fordwich last week and they were accompanied by their niece, Miss Florence Breen of Milwaukee, Wis. .Toilet Sets at Bari gain Prices 3 Brighton Stippled Sets tor. • , , . 3 427 Brighton Sets l or 4 Audrey 1402 Sets tor, •rr••••.r •10.50 each These Are Beautiftd Patterns R. S. McGEE, WINGHAM • Y , $7.50 each 8.50 each