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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1926-05-13, Page 4BLYTH There died in Blyth on Saturday, May 8th., Mr. Th°MRS Healy, aged 9Q years. Funeral service was held in R. Catholie Church, Monday morning, The remains were conveyed to Morris Cemetery for Interment, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gardner were in Kingston, during the past week, Their son, Cecil, who, is a student at Queen's , University, received his Bachelor of Arts Degree and has also won first class honers. Having finished stock taking and our "One Cent Saletwe,find some "Odds and Ends" in Stationery, ToiletiArticles, Soap% Wash Cloths, Etc. which are of- fering at HalftPrice. — Also — Formaldehyde, Government standard. .. .35c lb. IVIcKibbon's Drug Store Winahsin. Ont. Phone 53 You save with safety at your Rexall Drug Store *GOUT NEW* THR 24TH. AT WINGHAM May. 24th is only one mul 01le half weeks away. What are you doing in the way of helping to snake the day a succesS, What part are you taking in the TradesProcession. You who sig- ned your willingness to help out, by displaying your trade, There will be a meeting on Thursday night in the Council Chamber of all those who wit Card of Thanks The majority ofthe members of the Me. W. J. Finley and family wish to iFirst Wingham Boy Scout Troop ha - publicly extend their heart felt grati- lye completed their Tendexfoot Tests tuae to their friends and neighbors land now in the throes of competition for kindness and sympathy during theifor their Second Class Badges, Mr. illness and death of their beloved wi- Sneath has kindly consented to in- fe and mother, also to the Superin- struct the Beavers, Foxes arid others tenclent and nurses of the Wingham iin First Aid work. Mr. Sneath who is Hospital for their great kindness. J'an adeRt in this work, having secured- Wingham Young Lady Gradinates 2 first class certificates with_the St. John's Ambulance Corps. ,ehe boys history of St. Michael's •Hospital, tare responding nobly and anticipate icompeting for the Globe Shield in the One of the largest classes in the School of nursing, received diplentes, utunin. Scouting certainly meets the medals and tributes at the Graduation demand of training for boys of the held in Columbus Hall, Toronto, May adolesant age. 4, Miss Marie Pilon, graduated. with We axe pleased to see Patrol Lead - a class of thirty nine, was awarded er Smith at the meetings again after the Corbett -Cowley prize, (uniforms) his proltinged for Proficiency in record keeping by Dr. Alexander McKenzie4 The nurs1 i t eated on the Cards of Thanks Thursday, May zsth„ x926 • 111 • • • • sh to take part to make fiaal arrange- j ments for this grand parade. Let us make this a real success, It will bring good results. Then the day will' be spent in Sports, Cadet Drill and Inspection un- der the Inspection of Col, Gillespie, Firemen's Drill, Btt°.seball, Kincardine and Wingham, Lacrosse if possible to get a team from putside, Kincardine Pipe Band. will furnish music for the day. There will also be other Sports which will be listed on large bills and yvhich be posted latter part of the wek. Let every person turn out and. help make this a success. platform in spotless white uniforms, surrounded by a mass of flowers. Tribetes from proud relatives and ad- mirers. Prizes totalling $800. • Most Rev. Neil McNeil was Honor- 'Turvey. ry Chairman Mr. F. J. Hughes K.C. Mr. Geo. W. Turvey and. family wish to thank their many/friends for their kindness during their recent af- fliction caused by the death of Mrs. AUCTION SALE— Administrators FOR SALE—Two second hand bicy Sale of Household Goods and Ef- cies in good repair. Apply to Be: - teas, property belonging to the late attie's Livery. Phone No. 2. Mrs. Wm. Baird will be sold at Lot F 16, Con. II, Turnberry, commenc- ing at 2 o'clock on Thursday, May 2oth. Terms Cash. T. R, Bennett, Auctioneer, J. E. Baird, Administra- or. shed, there is 12 acres or more of BTILL FOR SALE—Two year old good hard wood bush about eo oc- res clear, balance waste and some Hereford Registered. Pedigree, good" quality animal. Also about 15 bus- swamp, plenty of water, all seeded hel of good seed peas. Thos. Tay- 1 but 30 acres for spring crop, a good , chance for some one. Will sell wi- Barn. th or without crop. 'William Cra-0- ARM FOR SALE—Containing r5o acres, situated lot 4 and. West 5, concession 16, Township of Hotvick there is a good. bank barn, comfort, able house with kitchen and wood filled the . role as • active chairman. Short addresses were delivered by Rev, Fathers, Doctors , and others. Rev. Msgr. Blair. Father Cline, urg- ed the graduates to respect the best ethics of their calling. Chief Justice Latchford, stated he was proud. to own one member of his family in the profession would like more. Father O'Connor spoke on behalf of the Sis- ters of St. Joseph.. At the closing ex- ercises a reception was held. Several Wingham friends were present. Miss COURT OF REVISION—The Court rFOR SALE—I have 5o bushels of of Revision ou the Assessment Roll for the township of East Wawanosh will be held. in the Forester's Hall, Belgrave, on Friday, May 28th., at 2 o'clock p. m. A. Porterfield, Office, Toronto at $5.00 per bus e . COURT OF REVISION— Take no- ( tice that a Court of Revision to .LOST—Yellow Dog, middle sized, wi- hear complaints against the Assess- ment roll, will be held in the Town- ship Hall, Bluevale, on May 27th at 2 la. 7:11. W. R. Cruickshank, Clerk of the township of Turnbeiry. Edgar, Phone 612 r 21. - ,. Timothy Seed, which is Govern- ment Inspected, which grades No. 2. My Certificate No. is 45-7603, which is on file at the Seed Branch Pilon received many flowers and pre- sents .showing the high esteem she is held by her numerous friends. Miss Pilon was elected President of the first Junior Alumnea St. Mich- aels Training School, a membership of 200 nurses for 1926. th long tail and answers to name •of Shep. Has Morris dog tag, Any- one seeing or knowing anything about this dog, please notify, Geo. DON'T! DON'T! TIRE YOURSELF OUT polishing floors by,,, hand, use our Electric Floor Polisher, better results with less wax; less time; less fuss; lented by the day. Thomp- son & Buchanan, Hardware Agents for Johnston Liquid andTaste Wax. FOR SALE—One Heifer Calf. Dou- ble set of hartess with lines as good as new. Jas. Penny, Route t, Bel - grave, Phone 42-621. VOR SALE—Second Hand Grand Jewel Wood Stove with Resorvoir, Happy Thought Steel Range, three Burner Coal Oil Stove, Refrigrator all in good condition, British Amer- ican Coal Oil promptly delivered, Thompson & Buchanan. TENDERS WANTEf— Notice of tenders of the Johann Teamish Drain, Tenders to be in the hands of the clerk by May 26th. Plans and specification can be seen at the Clerk's Office. Lowest or any ten- der not necessarily accepted. W. W. Cruikshanks, Clerk. FOR SALE—Baby Chicks from our bred to lay S. C. W. Leghorns and 0, A. C. Barred Reeks over three quarter of any orders this season are from old cestomers. Orders for May and June will he 15c each Our Leghorn pullets hatched in June last year, for our own' yard, begati laying in Deceiriber. Mrs. eter Phone 6/2 ring 8. T6 AUTO OWNERS --Why Sacri- fice your old ear by trading it in or 'drive a shabby looking car? When yoar ear earl be painted or refinish. d and made to look like new. Send t along to Robertson's Garage, ingham, where you cari get it ade to look like new at a reason- ble price instead of sattificini it r text to nothing. T. R. Garrett. WO COTTAGPS POR SALP—At point Clark, goOd garage. anti ict 'ate,' Apply to tither T. S. Reid NEW- CLEAN STOCK—Of Screen Doors, Screen Windows, Wire Screen for repairing, chicken -wire, Taylor Forbes Lawn Mowers, rub- ber hose, prepared wall plas- ter, "Gyproc" wall -board, roll roof- ings, galvanized iron for gutters and ridge. We have the stock and pri- ces right. Thompson & Buchanan PASTURE TO LET—Apply David Patton, Bluevale. RALLY GODERICH Fri..May 21st SEeSIONS Under the auspices of Huron County Social Service W. G. Medd, Exeter, President. A. T. Cooper, Clinton, Secretary TENDERS—For the caretaking of Wingham 'Bowling Green tvill be received by the undersigned 17p till 6 o'clock on Saturday night, May isth. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accept. C. B. Armitage Secy. WAIITED--Kitchen Girl at Bruns- wick Cafe, Apply to Mrs, Dow. wAxTEn—An Agsistant' Matron for the 'Huron County Home at Clinton, Ontario. Duties to commence Tune 1st. 617 az soon as possible thereaf-' ter. AppIitations received by the andersigned until May a6th. Per. sonal a:pplicatiotis preferred. John Torrente, Inspector, Clinton, Ont. NalNINENritlezaintnewszsgaimal Offers on the property known as the Richardson tstate will be receiv- ed by the tuidersigned. Thos. Pelts, Vlayor, Are you building? Shall you be building this year? If so, profit by the experience of those who save money wheio. louild- ing. Even on a small job you'll probably be sur- prised to find how using Long, Distance enables you to get lowest prices. "We bought all the mate. rial for a $75,000 build- ing by Long Distance— it is the cheapest way" -writes a contractor in a medium-sized toWn. "We use Long Distaned to get pricei on materials before Making estimateS or contracts"—writes an.' Th6 leaders in. everk branch. of industry' know. They,'ve proved it, as you SLATS' DIARY By Ross Farquhar Friday—Pa and Mr. Gillem was about thissen that and ect. & pa sed. ny thing since you ha- ve went and got marry - ed. And Mr. Gillem set and studyed in his mind a clippie minits and then he replyed and sed. Well yes I do. when I was single before I got marryed 'I use to hang up my pants and the rinuney wood fall out of ithe po- ckets on to the flore. But now it -never does got marryecle' Nen they both laffed. Saterday--Blisterses pa went to the city today and when he cum home Blisterses ma cum up to ate house all Xcited up and sed he had a Forward Complex. After she had went home, Ant Emmy sed to us at the supper ta- ble. Well I spose. they think there smart with there Forward Complex andeI bet they wont ast us to take a ride in it till its wore •out. king on a envention all winter and has got it done now. He was tawking to pa about it today and he says he ho- pes it will wirk. After wirds pa sed. Well if his Envention dont wirk I am afrade Unkle Hen will Half to. Munday—Are teecher was sick tot day and we had a new to teech us. I fell down in rithmetick becuz she give us a sum in oranges and the re- glar teecher always uses Apples. Ma sed they shuddent ort to of ben eriny difference but she dont no much about Frute, Teusday—Ant ErnmY went and it makes fokes and little boys so they want to wirk. Well I cant see enny sense in spending good muney for that. Who wants to want to wirk this kinda. wether ennyways. ther new baby like ma ways wants to do and she just -Went on 'about how kute it was. mebby' she is rite but I woodent trade are pup for it ermy how. Thirsd.ay—Well this is the last day of skool and we are happy, oriey had to warsh my teeth and neck. But after all 1 gess it was -wirth it even at that. Card of Thanks Mr. and Mrs.k Herb. Laidlaw wish to thank their friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy extended during their time of Sore bereavement in the death of their infant daughter and especially to Rev. Mr. McInush for his kind words of comfort. • NI NI • • • • • 1111 NI NI • 211 See our splendid showing of the newest styles, STRAPS, • STEP-INS OR OXFORDS, in the new colors SATURNE, ▪ CHMENT, GREY, BLONDE OR BROWN VICI KID LEA- Teeswater Dredging Submitted The clerks ef nine municipalities in South Bruce are beieg serVed with a copy of the report by Engineer W. G.'McGeorge on the proposed dredg- ing of the Teeswater" River. ,• Each municipality has five days from the date of service in which to appeal. The report provides for the remdval of Chepstowe dam and several bars and obstructions in Greenock Township. It is estimated that it will be necessary to remove 16,852 cubic yaxds •of rock and 140,749 cubic yards of earth in or- der to give a reasonable benefit to properties affeCted by surplus water from the Teeswater River. The engineer's total estimate of co- st is $93,000, which includes all costs taxed in the last drainage action. The following shows the assessment for the different municipalities: Greenock Choose Spring Footwear I, Kid Patent Leather • • • • • • • • • Plan Your Spring Costume from the Ground'Up • • • • • • • Shoes were never as important—the right shoes. Subtle in color—Simple in. line—with a hit of interesting contrast in tone and lea- ther. • r. W.- J. GREER • 1111 ▪ THE GOOD SHOE STORE - WINGHAM, ONT. IN 1111111111111111111111111111,11111111111111111111111113111111131111111111811111111111111111111111111. Township $38,065; Culross Township, $37,767; Carrick Toweship, $6,353; Kinloss Township, $6,o4s; Turnberry Township, $2,58o; Howick Township, $931.; -Kincardine Township $662; Brant Township, $349; Village of Teeswater, $250. COUNT YOUR BLESSINGS ; THE. , WHYTE PACKING r. COMPANY LTD. I WINGHAM - ONTARIO it II Iii We are interested in greater egg° production and t� stimulate -....1% it' same will offer a bonus on Extras to Producers who bring their eggs arr-:, = - to us in over twenty five dozen lots. We will also continue giving FREE settings of eggs as previ. 114: iil These eggs will also be on sale at 75c per setting. is it F. • W. McANDLE,SS, Branch Manager. Dur Sur,— n't I say that shpring wud come as usual? 'Tis little faith some fellahs hev, always lookin on the dark soide, lasht fall, so it wus, an will be a mill - es at the toime, but not quoite enou- gh to put thian Grits an Progrissives the result will be nixt toime. Ye kin nivir git annywheer wid a blue ruin won't ienisinaber whin the C. P. R. INIIS bound to put it troo frum ind av the counthry to the other, an how the' Grits wus afraid to do it, be called the Nort Wesht a waste how - lin wilderness, arr wurruds to that ef- Mountains. They wanted. to utilize the wather shtritches, but the payple polishy, but supported the Tory par - broad outlook, an not ,afraid av a lit- tle debt to devilop our great counthry so long as they cud borry the money an let the ,nixt ginerashun pay it. Ye musht hev courage an not be afraid to shpind money, if ye ivir ixpckt to make anny. Manny years ago whin I paid $200 ler a toroughbrid cow me iv• ir made, and the bye out on the °tad farrum, has the besht stock in the derich Bridge; Betaniller Bridge; Att- Township at the prisint byline. Ye ry Tp:; Prairie Road Bridges, Wing- hain; Lower Town Bridge, Witigharn McKenzie Bridge, Winghasn, Tender td state price per lineal foot f length .of bridge, and to cover craping and cleaning steel and,apply- ng paint and arty other cost excepting that of the paint, which will be sup - lied, Tenders will 'be considered co. ering all or any of the jobs, The °west or any tender not nete8Sarily T, Ihttettott, TENDERS Tenders will be received by the un- dersigned until May 17, rga6, for the painting -of bridges as folloWsi—Go- some, as me bye that wus oversays, wild say. Annyway gloom talk is no, good ayther from press, platform an.; pulpit. What is the use av tinkin an Sufferin an sorrow, whin we moight fix our moinds on ihe blue sky, the grane grass, the brioght flow- eri, the happy birruds, the merry chilr der, the shtrong min, the good wim- min, an dimly guess from blessings known av greater out av soight, as me dawter-in-law used to rade me out. ay. *Yours till nixt wake, Timothy Hay: cat• tle an ye can't make the counthry ye cant. r Av coorse it is too bad that we ha- ven't a Tory Goverrimilit at Ottawa, but it is nO Use to worry, fer, Shure, thint OritS can't Atop the sun frum shoirdri, art the grass fruit growin, roosters, friar! crowit arr the flowers showin„tip party in the garderis, • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ri, yceum Theatre Thursday Friday, Saturday, May 13, 14, 15 t SPECIAL DOUCLAS FAIRBANKS I • "ROBIN HOOD" I Reproduces stirring days of goo years ago when Romance and art chivalry ruled..supreme......The Cast:, NI King Richard I ... Wallace Beery Princ.e John Sam de Grasse mil Lady Marian Fitzwalter Enid Bennett It Sir Guy of Gisbourne Paul Dickey 5 The Sheriff of Nottingham" - . William Lowery NI Friar Tuck m The king s Jester MI The Earl of Huntingdon II Robin Hood At No Advance in Price of Admission. • • 111 Willard Louis Dick Rosson Roy Coulson Douglas Fairbanks 1 • Mt Mt 111 ▪ Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday., May 17, 18, 19, — • 1 Lois Wilson and Warner Baxter • • the 111 • • • • • • 111 "Rugged Waters" A thrilling dramatic story of the Life Savinp Service in New England Coast. COMEDY Thuradayo Friday, Saturday, May 20, 21, 22 ri Ricardo (Cortez & Betty Cornpson, `‘The Pony Express"