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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1926-05-27, Page 3r; 74111 I! orrie Thursday, May lith., 1926 too ie t COO 1 r r In Rolls. Talc Surfaced Light Weight 35 lbs. COMPETITIVE QUALITY Medium Weight - 45 lbs. FINE QUALITY Heavy Weight - 55 lbs. EXTRA FINE QUALIFY Extra Heavy Weight 65 lbs. g SUPER FINE QUALITY tatitforstRositiitigC0Iimitea• Brantford, Ontario Stock Carried, Information Furnished and Service on Brantford Roofing rendered by Rae &" Thompson, - Wingham Gorrie R. H. Carson, Thos. Stewart, u • so CO Bluevale. ■ Straw Summer ® 'k ■ Caps for ■ Some new ones just in ■ ▪ Als;t. lien's Fancy Shirts in the latest style. We still have a few Work Shirts lett im in odd sizes at reduced prices. ■ :'rice to clear them out. ■ ■ GORRIE UNITED CHURCH Services were well attended. last Sundays At the 'morning service the pastor spokeon "Testing Our Creed" • an. appropriate pasageof scripture FORDWICH SPRING CLEANING BLUEVALE Mr, and Mrs, John Ratz of Preston, Te the Editor av all Thine. Miss .Gertrude McDonald of Wing- visited with friends in town, Friday, Winghani Paypers, •hamspent theweek-end with Mr, Mr., Wni. Radford has disposed of Deer Sur,— nd Mrs. 'Le.onard. Elliott. his pro ert. in own to Mr, lex •Ro- Faith I ton ht 1 wudden t fol d Mr, and Mrs. Leon rd Gates and property Y t A , gn M Leone rd used from 2tid Timothy, Chapter binson,. toime to wroite to ye this wake, at daughter Phillis of Cherrywood, were 1, Verse x, "T know whom ;I have be- Mr, John Sangster has installed a all, at al'l, what wid the dawn visitors at the latter's parents, Mr, lieved." Tlre`tninistei::went on to ex• gasoline pump at his. Blacksmith shop naydin mowing the prattles an and Mrs. Robt. Sliaw over the 24th, plain that Christianity • was not the 'at the north end of the town, banes naydin platin an the missus, Miss Maxine Elliott, entertained product of creeds but rather that Holiday visitors ou\ of town, Mr, naydin blip wid the house claynin, ourteen little girls on Friday after - creeds were the •result of religion in and 'Mrs, R, B. Heard at Orangeville, 'Tis a busy toime av the year, so it noon, man's soul, "Our little systems have 1VIr, G. B. McDonald at Listowel, Mr, is, wid all ay us ould retoired farrum-Mr, and Mrs. Alex, Cooper visited their• days, they have their day.. then and Mrs,, Thos. Wilson at Dundalk, ens. We fought whin we came to (with the fora er's mother, in Inger- cease to be, they are but broken lights • Mrs, A. Cunningham . of ;Harriston, town to live that our wurrukin .days oil over the 24th, of thee, and •thou, 0 Lord, art more',9s pent Tuesday, with her daughter, Iwus over, but,I foind out that a fell- Mr. and Mrs, Stewart Cowan of De - than they, Our Saviour taught the' Mrs, Ed, Mathews. ah who is willin to wurruk kin always trout are visiting : Mr, and Mrs. Chas, goidan•rule of life, but he also incar- Rev, A. Laing,orrupied the pulpit see someting to kape him busy, no Elliott nated the principle in His daily ex- in the Harriston United Church, Sun- niatther whether he lives in town arr I Mr, and Mrs. Chas, Garniss and fa perience, Reformation is always {day evening. on the farrum. An the thrubble hilly are visiting their daughter, at from within. We may be exceeding- 1 Messrs. Warn. Bennett, Herb and about a lot ay.tings aifellah does in West Lorne,Mrs, Jun, Scott, iy religious with our creeds and Dan,' Walkoin, accompanied the FTar-town is that it takes a lot av shweat %Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Elliott, spent exceedingly unchristian at the same riston detachment of the: Wellington rout av him an dussen't put anny mon- ast week -end visiting Mr and .Mrs. time. With one' Lord, one faith, one Rifles to Woodstock on Monday. ey in his pocket. I loike to kape tings David Pocock at Goderich. baptism, one heaven, one bible, one Holiday visitors in town, Mr, and• lookin ciane,an toidy arround thepla-I : Mr, and, Mrs. Leggatt and family, God, why have we such varied creeds: )Mrs, Earl Wilson of. Toronto, Mr, and i ce but sometoimes I tink the missus visited with Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Hy Paul says, "The life I now live, 1 live 1GIrs, S. McNaughton • of Wroxeter, goes to extrames, wid her gladolium es last week, by, the Son of God, who loved me, And Mr. ,and Mrs, Amos Atwood and fa- 'bulbs, an ashter beds, and shwate pay Miss Florence Murch of Stratford, gave Himself for me. This is the 'rally of Wingham, Miss Ruby Hain- trillisses, an a hundred an fifty 'differ- cawed on *Mrs, Leonard Elliott on only creed for, us. What will the doc- stock of Toronto, Mr, N.• 1 r less, Monday, R Olfield of ent, hounds av tulips, moore ar trinal differences mean when we lookI u l - Delhi, Miss Pearl. Schaefer of Tnron w s gad whin the 24th av May l Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Elliott, visited across the river Jordan? The dying to, Mr, and Mrs: Wm, .Jamieson of 'came, fer I decoided manny'years ago with friends in Goderichlast week,. saint said "I have no speculations, 1 Salem, Miss Margaret Walker, of thatonly ni`cissary wurruk shud be 1 :Mr, and Mrs, Whit Stewart and rest on a certainty, I know whore. I {Clifford, Mr: Oscar Gibson of Guelph,'done. on that day, arr the twilfth av Mr, David Jewitt were visitors in have believed," The choir sang "My Miss. Evelyn Sothern•' of Winghani, July, arr Tanksgiving day, arr Christ- Owen Sound over the 24th. Father's God,'` Miss Beatrice Wade of Belgrave, Mr, Inas arr Good Froiday, arr on, tinny l "Mr, and Mrs. David Errington and The patriotic service held in the ev= ''and Mrs. Orlando Wade of Owen i other day whin yer ' back is wurse Miss Cora, of Dungannon, Mr. . and ening was well attended. The church Sound,- Miss Laura Stewart of Tor- l than usual wid the lumbago. It dus-) drs. Bert Badman of Toronto,, were ak`NEIiNIIIIi®M®®®®®®®®®®illi®1111111■111111 was decorated with flags for the oc- ionto. ? '' sen't: always pay to; kape yen' nose. too Sunday visitors at Mrs. David. Jewitt's ▪ nasions, The pastor addressed theI ▪ people on. the subject, Victor -' family Mr, and Mrs, R. ,`IVluirhead and close to the gr end-shtone, so to Mr. Archie McKinney, was home "Win C, ham, of g visited with ' shpake, Manny a day .whin I didn't {{nom Stratford over the holiday: ▪ is the Good''. A review of the life of friends in town on Sunday, fale loike wurruk on the farrum I wud( Mr, George McDonald, spent' the M the -queen was' given,, indicating the Messrs. Harold Sanderson and `hitch up the horse an buggy an. droive week -end in Goderich, ■ strength off character and,outstanding Floyd Steuernol, Misses. Emaline 'along the roads to 'see how the grain I Miss Bernice, Shaw of 'Barrie, spent Ili ability.; as she reigned on the throne I Cunningham and Fanny Dadswell of lwtis comity along m the fields av me the 24th with her parents, Mr, and E l of. the British Empire for over sixty Harriston, :spent Sunday evening with .naybers, an inebby notice some .fell- I o[rs. R, Shaw, she was accompanied ■ years. The address closed with the friends in town, labs pashtei gettin bare an go in`an home with''thre >e •girl friends, Miss Ea following verse: Mr Les. Burrows of Harriston, ,buy some cattle, frum him chap; an Handy, Miss Baldwin and Miss. Bert• - en and We will sell our Canvas Shoes at Cost ■ si "Sharers of our glorious past, spent Sunday'in town. make more money out,ay thine than I ram, also of Barrie. ElThe Howick Brothers'must we part at last?Horticultural Society wud hev earned be a wake's wurruld Mrs. Aitken and Miss Dorothy, 1 Should not we though good and ill are holding a scries'.of window flower (at home. -ttspent the holiday with friends in Lan- ni CIeave to one another still? shows during this season. The first l Annyway, as I salbefoor, 1 wos don, of which were held in Mr. Samson'sglad fer the twinty foorth to come, an, -Mr, Percy McIntyre, Bert Tullick, General Store and Mr, Patterson's I I attinded ail the diffrunt evints, aven visited at Mr, George Greenaway last ■ Britons myriad voices call— a 'Sons, be welded each and all, ® •Into one imperial whole, ® One with Britain, heart and soul, ■ One life, one flag one fleet one throne fall,Britons hold your own Hardware Store, Friday, May 2rst. oto lishtenin to the Salvation Army week. Cards of merit will be awarded for band. What glazed me in oshe wus 1 Mr, Stewart Manser of. Palmerston, first and second prizes. First prize the ould tonne fiddlers' conteslit in visited with his sister, : Mrs. A,tche- counting seven points and second pie- the Town ,Nall at nought. If it had -'son on Monday. 'A FEST LINES OF GROCERIES ze, fie at the end of the sea -int av been fer the tong a thrashin, ! Dr. and Mrs A Shaw of Drayton A A' good Japan Tea at _,._.6oc lb. III Mixed Tea at ,-- .:.65c ib, Black Tea, something good _, at . _,ryoc lb. Large sized. cans Tomatoes at _.___ .._.,_. _-_2 for 35C Prunes .___.... _ z lbs. for 25c Figs __________2 lbs. for 25c Valencia Raisins. -,,,2 lbs, for 25c Special for Saturday,' 2 cans Corn for 25c DAVV9S STORE mi And God guard all.iv pointst , ®i The choir sangtwo appropriate se son a special prize will be given to wud.hev had to take frum the missus were visitors at their uncle's, Mr, a " the exhibitor securing the largest afther we got home, 1 wud hev offer -'Root, Shaw on. Sunday and also visit - 1 "Strong to defend the right" number of points. ed -to go up on. `the "platfoorm an give led with his father, Mr. Arthur Shaw. ® and "Lord God of hosts be with us1 ® et Lest we forget lest we forget" A number from here attended the a few shteps mesilf to hilp out thea Mrs, Leonard Ruttan is" under the y Sunday Schooll Session at to a. m.. zn 1Nalke toil on Wednesday byes who wus playin Ym .the fiddles. I Dr, s care we hope she will be soon nce ®I t S bb the O t f tl e night. cud harrudly kape nee ould fate shtill around again. Na hex a a n accottn o 1 an two arr tree toimes I .shtarted to 1 A play entitled, "The Spinsters' ® London, Conference being held in bate toime on the "flure till the miss- Convention" will be given in the For - in SStratford the regular preaching servo 1 ® ccs will be withdrawn next Sunday, ® Over one linndred young people WROXET[P THE CRIME EPIDEMIC ■ us shtopped me wid a punch in the esters' Hall, on Friday evening, June ribs, 14th, 8 o'clock :by tbe, Laes A Among the numerous crimes and Shtue it wus a great toime intoire- Societyat of the 5t. 'Andrew'sdiChurchid;, ® tragedtes being constantly reported ly. we had, but I cudden't hilp wishin Wingham, under the auspices of the - Church schoolroom recently, Wro now from all over, it would be differ- that me ould frond SandyBanks had' AidSocietythePresb ter IAS®®®®®■lj®®■®®®®®®® ®®®®®■®■ ® ® ®® h:eter leaguers put on the programLadies of y cult to imagine a more awful affair • ith Safety The business of wholesaling and retailing gasoline .and oils : is done on a cash basis', is con- , •stantly increasing and is, un-, usually profitable. . s TES • mow, ,,..,, Petrolie , r Corp ration, Limited 7% Cumulative Preferred Shares represent an established Company, owning nearly 70 service stations, well secured from the stand- point of assets and earnings, and known to the general public as a growing and successful concern. The 7% Preferred Shares Ma' y be purchased at par, with a 50% bonus of Common Stock. WRITE FOR PARTICULARS INVESTMENT BANKERS LIMITED Royal Bank 13uitding- Toronto, Ont.. and MURRAY COMPANY Metropolitan Building - Toronto, Ont. COUPON (SEND 'rO ErnitA roam NVNTIONLD ABOVE) Please send the full particulars of Supertest Petroleutti Corporation investment opportunity. Name Addr+ ... "The met for social evening in the United been there to play Diel Amang plan . Church, Bluevale, Admission All report an excellent tithe, than was the direct result of the kid- the Tailors," arr Pete Boggs to rin-!Adults nee, Children 15c, Mr, H. Cooke will give the topic ate i napping of and assault upon the two "The g der The Shwate Little . Shamrock." I Mr, Thos. Haddow of Simcoe is. the League Service, Friday evening, A very successful Membership Tea was held at the home of Mrs. S. G. Koine recently. Some new members were enrolled in the Ladies Aid So- ciety. You will remember that Sunday, June 6th will be "Flower Day" in the United Church, The, committee will decorate the church with blossoms and flowers. The mother's choir will. render music at both services. Keep evening of June 3rd. free so that you will be able to hear the Sue - beam Trio, three blind young ladies, graduates of the Ontario school for the blind. Conctrt will be held m the Gorric Hall, under auspices of the La- dies Aid Society. Tickets 5oc, Chil- dren 25c, Hear Sunbeam Trio in Gorrie Town Hall, Thursday; June ard,, 8 p., in, 3 graduates of Ontario School for blind will give choice miscellaneous. program. , Adults soc, children. 25c. WROXETER Mr, and Mrs, Ashton Morrison of St. Catharines, spent Sunday with' the former's mother, Mrs, Morrison, Ho - Wick St. Miss Mary 1-Iarris is at present vis- iting friends in Toronto. Mr, :and Mrs. David Walker of Nia- gara Falls are visiting the latter's mother, Mrs, Jho. Gibson and other friends in town. Miss Annie Munroe, of St. 'Cathar-- ines is spending the holiday at heti home here; The 24th passed quietly in town, as a great many took . in the sports. at Wingliatn. J. R. and Mrs. Wendt, spent the holiday with friends' in Mildmay. t'. Laur%e VanVelsor of Midland, spent a few days with his parents here, Mr, KennethGibson of Toronto, spent Sunday with his parents in town, San Diego, girls, Audrey and Clyde Peters at Tia Juana recently, report- ed from. there. Further particulars of which are just now being received. The United States Council in that wild Mexican horse training, gamb- ling, border town, is now investigat- ring the assault upon and'outraging of the girls, who it a.ipears were kid- napped °m Jia Juana,, probably after being drugged at the sane time. Further investigation is taking pla- ce into the alleged murdering of T,. M. George, another: U. S. citizen in a Tia Juana jail, who it is said died there 'recently under circumstances strongly indicating foul play in the case of the Peteet girls, they are bo- th dead now, as well as their parents resulting from inhaling gas fumes in their home in San Diego near the Cal- ifornia border of Mexico. It is reported that the father of the amount registered on the meter over can be expected. girls, who was formerly an employee of the Knight Motor Co, of St. Lou- is Mo. was so overcome by grief and disgrace over the crime committed against his daughters that he gather- ed the family into one room and fas- tioning up the doors and windows turned on the gas, thus further aug meriting the awfultragedy by murder and suicide. Gov. Abilardo Rodriguez of Lower California 13as now given assurance to the 1J, S. Consul that every resour- Befoor ye print yer payperye will visiting here with his daughter, Mrs. know the result av the Grit Corwin -' A, H. Coombs, shun. It bates one how thine lads I Mrs. John ,Hall,. Mrs. Jas. Masters manage to kape up theer courage, and children, spent the week -end with They shtand a lot av lickin an I aften'friends at Hamilton. fale sorry fer them whin I tink what) Mr, J. W King, M. P. was home good Tories some av the besht av 'for a few days and returned to Otto them wud hev made if they had got wa, Monday, shtarted roight. Yours till nixt wake, Timothy Hay. Mr. A. H. Coombs haspurchased a new, Reo truck to take care of the cream business, it is a dandy. 1 Johnston and Black shipped a car BY-LAW NO. 4, 1926 of cattle and hogs Saturda( and Mr. Village of Wroxeter '0, Walker shipped a car of export The Municipal Council of the Vill- tears to Halifax. age of Wroxeter by power confered Messrs.. Bert and Leslie Hetliering upon them by law enacts as follows, 'ton of Toronto were home over the That the minimum rate for persons holiday, using electric current for light or{The many friends of Mrs, C. ` B. l Power front; the Wroxeter Electric Moffatt will be sorry to learn that Light Plant shall pay not less than she suffered a slight stroke on Satin -- One Dollar per month and any day, She is getting along as well as ce of the Mexico State Goveenment will be used to bring to punishment those responsible for the dastardly at- tack on the two peteet girls which had as its direct result the snuffing out of the lives of the whole family, and above that =omit shall pay at the 1 Mrs, R. Garniss was on file sick list rae of 120, per K.W. This by-law a few days but is able tobe about shall have effect from the est, day of 'again, May 1926, 1 Mr, Borbridge of St, Thomas, Now read three times and passed spent the week -end with Mr. W. J. this 21st clay of May; 1926, Duff, John Hennebei•g Fred Davey, Mr, and Mrs, Chester Pugh of Lon i Teevc Clerk don, spent Suday at the home of Mr: W, J. Duff, Bruce County i nt Soldiers' Re -Union I Mr, HarveyMesser of Toronto, 8th Annual Celebration will be held spent the holiday with his parents in Chesley, June 3rd, A big day of here, Sports, including Hose Races; Base- ball match between Walkerton and Cliesley,Ladies' Softball Tourna- ment, Milway attractions, Marathon Mrs. James McGlynn and son, Wale Relay Race for Bank of Commerce et• were recent callers at Mr, John Trophy open to High Schools in the macaws, County and Vicinity. Grand Display Mr, tnd Mrs, Wni, Weir of Howick GLENANNAN of Fireworks, in the evening- under were Sunday evening guests at the 's I tit to District• Meetin the supervision of Hatid &Y Co,, ea- rt' Wom,eln s its u g P home of Mr, and M s, R Stokes. The district annual :meeting of the perts, Hamilton, Ont. Bruce Regi- Mrs, efeetor McLean, entertained West Huron Women's Institute. will mental Band and Grey Regiment How the ladies of 13eln1ore Woneen's Insti- be held in the town hall, Wingliam, on ghland Life Band, will furnish music tete oft Friday, Wednesday, June 2nd, Morning ses- during the entire day. Something do., cion from ro to 12; afternoon session ting all the time, from so a, tn. to lir to 0oinincnce at x.31,. Mrs, ,T W. p, in. '' No admissioncharge to re. BORN SimPsem, of Tobertnory, and Mits turned soldiers wearing a service bttt- .Gibson -411 F`oxdwieh on Sunday, Tor nwill athe ton, Come and send a day in Ches. May,16th., to ;Mr, and Mrs., Oscan Chapman, of o tl t, addressp Guelph, :h n, hfternoott meeting, Icy. Sec large window Dards, Gibson t of G Ip , a so WROXETER couNCIL,'.: , Tile Council inlet in Council Cham- ber ,on `May 21st. Members present: N. White, R. Stocks, J, 'Moffatt, Ree- ve ne e i1 i chair. v men b i g 1 the c,1 air. Minutes of last regular meeting and special meeting of May roth,, read and passed on motion if White and Mof- fatt. Motion of James Moffatt and N. White that by-law No. 3, 1926, ap- pointing John Smith caretaker of the Wroxeter Cemetery in price of, Rue- ben Sanburn, now read three tidies be passed. Accounts:—H. Patterson running. plant to May 21st. and belt laces, 85e total $56,85; T. G. Hemphill, power and rent For April; I. S. Durst caretaking hall 12,00. Motion of R. Stocks and N. White that above accounts be paid by orders. drawn on the treasurer for same, I,,• Motion' of James Moffatt and N. White that N. Garrett be appointed: to the. Library Board in place of A. J. Brown resigned„ Motion of James IVloffatt and N. White that Bylaw No. 4, setting mini- mum rate for light or power now read three times be passed. Motion by Moffatt and Stocks that Council adjourn to meet in regular meeting or call of the Reeve, Fred Davey, Clerk, Little Girl Hurt By Auto Last " Thursday afternoon, Agnes, the little six year old daughter of Mr. I. S. Durst, was struck by an auto, while crossing the street ' at Hemp - hill's Oatmeal Mill. A carwas park- ed on the road side and the bus was atheti the going past it to station, the little girl waited on the sidewalk and wat- ched the bus pass, then hurried to cross, ,theroad, not being able to see a car coming the other way and the driver not being able to see her, she was knocked down and badly bruis- ed and cut about the arms, hand and face,; but fortunately no bones were broken. She was hurried home and the Doctor called, who dressed the wounds. It was feared she might be hurt internally but we are pleased to know she is_able to run about again.. She had a narrow escape from being killed, it was one of the unfortunate accidents . with no one to blame, as the driver of the car could not see the child coming" or the child see the car. MARRIED Patterson -Bennett— At the Rectory, Gorrie on Saturday, May 22nd:, 1926 Miss Pearl Bennett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Bennett, of Fordwich to Mr. W. Earl Patterson,. son of Mr. and Mrs, Jno: Patterson, 2nd. con. Howick. Kemp-Elliott—In Listowel on Fri- day,. May 14th., Miss Grace Elliott of Listowel, formerly of Fordwich to Mr. Frank W. Kemp also of Listowel. FRED DAVEY Village Clerk Issuer of Marriage Licences The law now requires the license be taken out three days before the cere- mony, Subscription taken for the Advance -Times. Clubbing rates given NORMAN WADE Gorrie, Ontario Agent for Hartford Wind Insurance! Also Walkerton Fire Insurance Co, Automobile, Live Stock and Plate Glass Insurance DR. H. A MUTTON Graduate of Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario Graduate of University of Toronto At Fordwich Tuesday and Thursday At Gorrie the rest of the week. GEO. FOWLER L.D,S,, DDS Teeswater, Ontario . Will be at the Gorton House, Wro• xeter est and 3rd -'Virednesday of each itonth. Will be at Gorrie the follow,. ng Thursday. G. 8, DAWSON GORRIE Director of Funeral Services Motor hearse or Carriage, whit%', ever is regtnred, Phone t6 Lie l ARarr Y Antat11TS' 'ordwtch, Outwit) itt sod Auctioneer for the Ctttuitiete Of MONO utd. Wtilhttgton Phone tg bit Patte'rsotes 1atdwat°e Store