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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1926-01-28, Page 8WINOHAM ADVANCE -TIMES Thursday, January 28tb., 1g26 A� Iisllsssconallassasss$sss liils*$*ssIIai1's,sssionisU*s$,sssass i ■ 4 w 4 8 M 4 4 4 ,�O11 gGIIR tery'• Offic i'ARR, Mone pe! tgi • o10 Offs en;. st Ch lir ill ys Over OF t,:ck orf er Sizes 34 to 46. Commencing SatuSaturday, Jan 30th.111 .aimpplaPP1.1 MOM MOM i 8 a .illy 4 as LADIES' FUR COAT SALE Every Fur Coat will be sold at:recli+cu- '� lous low prices. Persian Lamb, Seal, Muskrat. While they last. The biggest Overcoat Sale +>t the seasons Come and pick yours ,out early. " ;i111®IIINIIININOINilll 4 ■ 4 Ali 8 ■ . ■ ■ ■ 4 4 ■ •aailsauiiwaa®11361I®®ESIVIE MENNE N4 TORY CORNERS Mr, Thos. Nickel caned, on his nio- they of the B. Line one day last weak. ' Mr. j no. Wylie is busily engaged on the X2 con, of Rowles:, Mr. Gordon Simmons was in Wing - ham one day last week looking tip business, he has a good horse now says J. Webber of Carrick, Mr, and Mrs, ,R. A. Taylor, spent Thursday last at Leslie Harkness of Carrick. Mrs. Thos, Nickel is spending a few days with friends in. Gorrie. • Mrs. Geo, A, Dane and sister, Mrs. Milton Lenord of Fordwich, spent Wednesday at R. A. Taylors.. Mr, and Mrs, W. H. Dane, and fa- l roily called on friends in Carrick on ® Tuesday last. 1115 Mrs. Milton Lenora returned home s on Monday accompanied by her niece Miss Nellie Dane, NI 111 4 MI s s 4 '® ECHOES OF OTTAWA Premier King;wpuld have liked an Ontario seat, but probably the price was. as too high. The Conservatives are trying hard to find d likely candidate to oppose Premier ring in the West. It turns out that all the trouble at Ottawa has been caused by two fe- males, the Ority' sisters—Min, Ority and Madge Ority. The positions of Hon. Rodolph 'Le- mieux, who was once more elected Speaker on Jan. 7th., with the plaudits 'of members of all shades of opinion, is far from enviable, but lie is the right man in the right place. It is fortunate indeed for the Commons, that he is a man with adequate fair- ness and dignity. He enjoys the friendship and. esteem of all Conser- vatives. _p— What Happens -Honest M. P.'s? Do you ever'ask yourself this ques- tion—What' happens to our politicians when they get to Ottawa? What mysterious influences are at work in BELMORE ;Miss,L unice 1-Taokney has been vis sting 'under the parental roof, Mr, and Mrs, Cecil McNeil topic a trip. to 'Wingham on aecount of the rani. Those on the sick list are Miss A, Newans'' and Mr, John Duffy. Mr. James Weishar is at present teaching in Kitchener. His many friends Wish him success. A number of friends gathered at the home of :Mr, and Mrs, Henry Weish- ar-in.surprise one evening recently, a very enjoyable time was spent in dan- cing. ' Koppersmisl1 • also :.Mrs. Vin- centaWeise visited with Mr. and Mrs. Willie. Liss Annie Frieburger was a recent visitor at J. .N, Lawrence's: Misses Florence and Pearl Douglas spent a week in London, Dr. Wells of Teeswater, will visit, Belznore every Tuesday at' Mr. Cecil McNeil's, we wish the sick and him success. Present visitors are Mrs. Dusto at R. J. Douglas' and Mrs. Janes Doug- las, gravel road, at Mrs. Peterman's. 1\71iss Dorothy Baird visits with Mrs. Lawrence. Mr.. Tackaberry: visited with his daughter, Mrs. George Herd., s ®a® ®ssmesumw11s®nagENEMESEt Canada's Capital that transform a newly -elected representative of the L7CKNOW The annual meetingof the Luck - now Horticultural Society was held last Tuesday evening in the Town Hall, Alien reports of last year's ac- tivities were presented, showing a bal- ance on the right side of the ledger, after a big work performed during the past year and the officers are very en- thusiastic over prospects for the corn- ing year. The Fordyce Dramatic Club put on a play in the Town • Hall here ' on er, but.owing to the inclement weati- east, knowing the fearful atracities er andcondition of the roads was not they have committed on Armenia, who as well patronized as might have been was the first nation in the world to but the proceeds were sufficient to embrace Christianity (nationally). meet all expenses and leave ; balance. He also gave an account pf the work Dr. Pierce and his Armenian boys being carried on at the farm at Geor gave an entertainment in the Town getown, while the boys gave a few Hall on Friday night and dispite the musical selections, and also sang in weather the hall was well filled, Dr. their own tongue and in English. Dr. Pierce gave a very iteresting'discrip- Pierce and his associates are doing a tion of conditions in Armenia, as he very commendable work and we be- saw then during the war. Dr. Pierce lieve should receive some aid from scathingly denounced the so, called both Provincial and Dominion Gov- ernments. The boys are very bright active little fellows and will develope into good. Canadian citizens. Thursday' night, entitled "Sue" which Christian Nations for allowing the was very well acted by each perforin- Turk,.to still rule the coast in the near rand ade 1111,,. Carnival to be held in the WINGHAM `ARENA on the evening of Thursday, 'Feb'y 4th. Judging commences at 9 o'clock. Ladies' or Girls' Best Original Costume Men's. Best Original Costume Ladies' and Gents' Best National Costume Numerous other prizes will be given for Costumes such as:- Best Comic, Best Tramp, Boys' Best Dress, Best Boys' and Girls' Costume under ro years of age. A prize valued at $z.00 will be given to the oldest person on skates Skating froin & o'clock and after judging events. Skating Events —4 -4 rose —e .14.111 *41 M —4 awn -4 *411 —4 as Mr. Geo. T. Aitcheson and Mr: -„R. Robertson i of the local furniture fac- tory atte'bded the furniture show at Kitchener last week. Ivir, Lorne McDonald of Peterboro is visiting his parents here. The curlers are enjoying the severe frosty weather. Iviany other say: they are welcome to it. The Short Course in Agriculture is being well attended. s FORD'Y`C1J plain -dealing man—into a person of subterfuges, and complexities; or per,: haps an apathetic atom in an 'inade- quate machine; or worse, an active opportunist just another politician,' How many risen, can one recall who have- sought representation in the Rouse 'of Parliament on the ground that, once more, they would work mir- acles for the betterment of their con- stituency and their country? And how ninny have accomplished their fine nuns? Pitiably few. They ,return- ed, their term of ,representation finish ed, disillusioned and stangely iziarticu late as to the reason of their failure. 111 1111111111Whil1111111111 IIIMIII onimitmimmoil11111111mtii1411m1IINIIi1>OIImuiminiiiiiiiimiliai11alU , Three Shoe Bargai: mFor `Women 1&J Wopllen's''Fine Vfci Kid. or Palent'Slippers,just like the illustration showaru, tor $1.00 paiii in all sizes for women. •@S The:.above are being shown on our bargain tables and we invite you to call - and see them. BLYTH Mr. James Gosmend, a former resi- dent is visiting friends in this vicintiy. Mr. Foy, spent' the week -end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sto- tilers. The Annual Vestry meeting of Trinity Church was held. Mr. J. B. Watson was appointed Rectors War- den and. Mr. W. Stinson, People's Warden, Mr. Frank Metcalf was ap- pointed Lay Delegate to the, Synod. The Warden report showed all, debts paid > including the budget, also a bal- ance on hand of' $87.37. The differ- ent organizations of the church are in a healthy condition and assisting in the general welfare of the Church. '• The Women's .Institute of Auburn are giving a play, entitled "Mrs. Jones Entertains the Institute" in Memorial. Plall, Feb; 6th, Mr: Harvey McGee will assist with the program. Mrs. McQuillan, who has' been staying at Mr, E. Haines, has return- ed to her son's, Mr. Richard' lIc Quillan. Mrs. Spackman of London is at pre- sent visiting friends around Donny- brook. If reports are true Mr. C. F. Martin, 'has got started in Whitechurch and is prepared to either roll or grind grain and also make flour out of alfalfa hay. Mr. and Mrs. King of Turnberry, visited for a few' days at Mr, Alex. Leaver's, �..d Mr, Thomas Jamieson is at present . engaged drawing to Mr, John Jamie- = 'son's of Lower Winghatn.' -are Men's or Boys' Free For All two mile race Ladies' Event --Free rot All, one mile race Boys under z5 years, one mile race w again. .".d, Sony to, hear of the accident that Broom Ball, Fats' and Leans on Slates happened to John Martin's hired man/ Mr. Andrew Shields, visited at Mr. 'Stewart McBurney's one evenit` last 'week. Mr. G. Robinson's family and ,j,. Chimney's, who had a bad attack of the measles are able to be around BELGRAVE • The Official Board of the Mount Brydges and Mount Carmel United churches, held its regular meeting in Mount :Brydges church parlors. The 'report of , the maintenance and extezi- :sion fund canvass revealed the amount of the charge's allocation ;of $1,ot3 practically all provided for and possib- ly ;a, few dollars in .access. An unani- mous invitation to the pastor to con- tinue in `that capacity at an increase of $zoo in stipend was unanimottsly 'carried and acknowledged by the pas- tor, Rev.' H. B. Parnaby, who agreed This game will be played with a football and a' Cup will be given by falling clown stairs receiving bad to the winning team.cuts about the face which the doctor )tad td had and ptit in several stit- cl•tes, but fortunately no bones . were broken,,which will lay hien tip for a Refreshments Served at "s ooth. 200 People in Costume' Expected» would solicit as many as possible to turn out in costume to this big event. Get your coStt:Xmes mady early, BAND IN 'ATTENDANCE Admission: C hildreia' 25c, Adults Mc,, : � 11,11 1111 1111. .Ju .c. r—Wi.. W e ...J • .x n r +,ti:y.,+H.4.N, All in costu e NO pie en zet pressing hay in this locality. .t.et Wellington 1)ow is wearing a broad (smile these days. Its a girl, Con.- -,to gratulations, Mr. John and Harry 'Champion spent Sunday ht Lucknow, Sorry to hear that sOme of Mr, james St, Marie's children are at pre., S.ent laidnip with the measles, 'Me school ott the ninth concession jwith lite measles opened tip last Mon; to stay. Rev. Mr. Parnaby was a fol mer pastor of Belgrave Methodist Church. p111 ■1111111I11II I ISI I I®1111111®11111111®1111111111111) B �. C h r 1St! Ili Women's Fine .Kid High '! Boots, One lot at $1.00 per pair, all sizes, , One. lot Women's high Boots at $2.00 pair in all. sizes ,BORN Chainney—In the Winghain General Hospital on. Jan. 25th., to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Chamney, East Wa- wanosh, a daughter.,—Shirley Joy. Darroch --In Lakelet, on Monday, Jan. 18th., 1926,, to Mr. and Mrs. ;Ar- nold Darroch, a daughter. •®, • Have Us Send With your next Grocery ord- er a Health Brown Loaf. zoo `A 5 !I - per cent. Whole Wheat. TURNBERRY COUNCIL Minutes of "Council meeting held in Bluevale, izth January 026. The members preSent, j. L Mac- Ewen, Reeve, jos. Breckenridge, R. Grain, D. Fortune, W. H. Marshall, Councillors. Each ,signed his declar- ation of office. IVIinutes of last meeting and nomin- ation meeting were read and adopted. Moved by D. Fortune and R. Grain that the following By -Laws be passed: No. r. Councillors be Road Com - Brown Rice A Genuine Natural Rice high- Li ly recommended as a HEALTH FOOD DON'T FORGET NI 20 per cent. off on Open Stock WI Prices Dinner Ware, . White Cups and Saucers iff Phone 129. H. en; be members of Board of Health, Dr. Redmond, officer of Health, W., R. Cruikshank, Secretary, No. s. A.ppointing Thos. W. Weir, Road Superintendent for 1926, at 37-21 cents per hour.; Ile to use his own car and dPerate large grader. Car - No. 4. Appointing Allan MacEwen Moved by Jos. Brecicenridge and D. Fortune tliat Thos. Gilmour be ap- pointed Assessor for zo26 at salary of $9o.00. Carried. Moved by R. Grain and W. H. Mar- shall that By -Law No. 5, be pas'sed authorizing Re eir,0 and Treasurer to borrow from Bank of Cotrimerce, to be used in connection with the completion of Jermyn Drain, McDou- gall Drain and Johann Teinash Drain. ,tut bedit,cy tb be repaid from th.: sale of Debentures or raised by Taxes, Car - Moved by J. Breckenridge and W. H. :Marshall that we give a grant -of $1o,00 to the Children's Aid Society, "Ctoderich, Carried, Moved by D. 'Fortune and 3. Breck- enridge that we appoint the same men as last year as patrolmen for 1926, with R Elliott, patrolman on Une WILLIS Wingham, Ord.. 11- fliMMMmEWEMMWMIIIIIMAMNIMMMEMPIMMMAMMIMWOM Prenmun of $ioo. for year 1926. Car - Moved by J. Breckenridge and W. FI. 1Vlarshall that Board- of Health, meet at Dr. Redmond's Office, :mt. of January, 1926. Carried. Moved by D, FOrtune and R. Grain that the Auditors meet at Treasurer s Office Thursday, 21st. January, 1926. The follo-wing: accounts vere paid: G. M. Elliott, $1o, grant Children's Cups and Saucers, octra qual- ity ward, only per half Saucer ...x .r41111 Ai d ; Brussels Telephone, $65, five 'phones 1925; Winghana Advance - Times, $j3.75, printing Financial Sta- tements; Jos. Breckenridge, $7, .2 cords wood; Thos. W, Weir, $4.90, Moved by J. Brecicenridge and D. Fortune that we adjourn to Meet at R, Cruikshank J. L. MacEwert Crerk Rect.' ME NM EMEME MEM Moved by D. Fortnne and W. Marshall that we pay 35 cents per hour par man and team and 200 per hour tier man for woxk on 'winter• 'roads. Carried, Moved by W. II. Marshall mid .3% for, the digging of Johann TemaSit — Drain. Tenders to be in hand Clerk, nth., Feb. 5926. .Carried. , NI that . we have the Glebe Inderitnity .CO, of Canada, sand us a policy with 11 se e Attention! Any Overcoat $2500 &lens' and Young Metes Overcoats In the latest styles and best mat- erials, Blues, Browns, Greys, Mixtures. Regular values $33.00 to 42.50 oys' Overcoats 4 to 12 yearS. Similar reductions incillded in this otter. Shop early for' lbest seleetion ot sizes, G BROSo MOM 1111111119111111111111 w. 11,