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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1926-06-17, Page 311 orrie Bran.tibrl.ACS RRW,14?C FOR YOUR BARN ROOF Use Brantford Arro-Lock Slates. Neither gales, rain, snow nor frost can budge them and they last for years. The low price find small laying cost make them the most econosical roof of exceptional value. You can lay them over the old shingles. la 40.4:046:00"....*".-4i"a'44"0"•`40.1.- ''''.0"401Y40-'fr404.40,004, .0 .0 .0,-.4,,ft.40- 40. 40- 40 • .40-41t0 .40-40 4.0. 4,01640444,...40 4011100‘101%01V°1046"/"Prieiter"IgrAir • 0..404.014.1.411b.4*•40.-••1.41,40:0114040404%1N 41,1400.4010,41,110-4/• 4040.4.411040401tliMitliller"" 040 40 .....11104Itlitorigke-411,4t...44111.-01..-4110...111! 11111111111101MMINM11111101 Eh AV l' Aar ffier j 1111. lig •13iililfarld12001Tingtiaanitea Brantford, Ontario , . . Stock Carried, Information Furnished and Service on Brantford Roofing rendered by , Rae & Thompson--,, - - Wingham R. H. Carson, - - , ... Gorrie Thos Stewart, - - . . rlfueval Clean to handle. Sold by all Druggists, Grocers and General Stores WROXETER ' • ' Mrs. Jane •McDougal Harriston, was in town over Sunday. A big crowd attended Geo. S. Lac- kie's •sale okfurniture etc., on, Satur- day. Mist Scott hes resigned her posi- tion on the Continuation ,School Staff. We -understand to accept a position -on.the Blyth School Staff as Principal. The school here looses a valuableteacher in Miss Scott. •Thomas Hoperaft and little daugh- ter, spent a few days in Torpnto. An auto took fire on Howick St., Saturday night causing a little excite- ment for a time, it was soon put out. • IIIIIIIIIHEIIIIIIIINIIIIIII42 '.,,,i IE t;,,t 52111111IlillIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII - i DAVEYS DOLLAR DAYS i a )::, ... ..„. is ..: -, - .„...: . _ ,..,......,....,,,., ._ -..1., a ,......,„ ,. . „ N 4....:„ AC4r. '','"• ,- _A:0; 1.-,',' c,4i motillol•-,?‘4;, , CI 1t, .'Smilic t,,,,' 0111114-1,4 , . memaii...-4161111k ':,1511,111VO:J.,._•174/7.- Nap .2,:,..111116; +,, ii 11,....,;. : ---"*.k. •::' ..,""ireiti.• .; II 1 Atel; ' ''''x,,, ,t ,, MI III AIM 3 Days of Bargains in Groceries, Crockery, Boots and Shoes and Men's Wear June f7th, 18th, 19th 1 • The list given ebelovi is only ra few of the many bargains. 111 III Don't fail to call on us •and save money • ill • ,,, IIIIN • MEN'S WEAR . mi Men's Summer Sox, Reg. 5oc to 75c at ....... ._.......... .. ...4 pair for $x.00 eeme ▪ Men's Neckties, regular 75c at 2 for $1.00 •..„INI mom Men's Colla -s, regular 25c at -------------------------------- ._ ... : . ............_.-. e5 for $x.00 eeln- r1- Men's Straw Hats, every day wear _4 for $x.00 _r_ Men's Overalls, in sizes 4o to 44, regular $2.5o for $2.29 • Men's Light Work Shirts, in •big sizes, regular $1.25 for ..... .... _.....89c M • Men's Summer Caps, from • .• - • 49c op to si,75 N • \,Boy's Straw Hats and Caps • GROCERIES • 49c 1 • •▪ '4 cans Corn and 4 cans tomatoes for ...... • -11111 4 lbs. prunes for 5oc. 8 lbs. for , .$1.00 II 111 4 lbs. Valencia Raisins for 5oc. 8 lbs. for • — $x.00 1111 M 2 lbs. bulk Green or• Mixed Tea, reg. 7oc ib. for ... . . M LIN 26 lbs. Rolled Oats for . . •$x oo • _IN 54 lbs. Granulated, Sugar'for .. . . .. . .. $1.00 • 1m 16 bars Sunny Monday or Pearl White Soap •$1 oo 111 BOOTS AND SHOES '' • •IR 5o Pair Women's Leather Shoes at $1o� per pair 111 • Canvas Shoes, Girls and Womens $x.00 per pair • Ill Women's Canvas,Shoes, Leather. Soles „Ix.89 per pair M Boy's and Men's Running Shoes from ... .. .... .. ......... . ..... 89c up MI 11111 - • CROCKERYmi • „ M • x only 97 -piece white and Gold Dinner Set, Reg. $25 for ....e59.e5 • 111 x only 97 -piece Rose Mary Pattern Dinner Set, Reg, $38.o9 $29.5o m • • Mixing 13ovvls, 4 sizes 4 for $1.00 •• 11 z-4gallon Stone Churn, special • $1.98 M • x-6 gallon. Stone Churn, special . . ... ...... .... . . ... .......... $2.89 • • • Plain White Cups, only ........ . ,, •.. to for $x.00 •111,.. Clover Leaf Cups, only . .. ... for $too M • • Highest prices for Eggs. Truck calls for cream every 14 • 1 Teesdaye, Fridays and Saturdays, • DAVEY SSTOR mt, WROXETER ONTikRIO • 1 • 11111111MMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1101111111111111111111111111011111111111111111111111110111111111111111011111111111 GORRIK 'w 'w . Thursday, knee e7th, 1926 Miss Breen of Winghain retareed home on ri'llieesclay after speiedieg some tixne with her friend, Mrs. Binge ham. , • • Mr. and Mrs. -Jas, Taylor of Itied- ford, Oregon are visiting friends here. They made the trip by mo- tor. • Me, R. J. 1-Itieston and Miss Vera, were in Toronto a couple of \days last week. Mr. Arthur Stephens of Toronto, also Mr. Lloyd" Saunders of Toi on'to, spent the week -end at the home of the former's parents, Mr. a:rid,11.1s. R, H. Stephens. Miss Sims of Kitchener -was tho' guest of Miss Alma Hastie over tile week -end, Quite a number from here attended the ball game in Harriston �ileritlay. Mr, and Mrs. Nelson Underwood from near Wingharn, g'pent Sundny at Geo. Foster's, The W. A. of St.' Stephens Church will hold their regular meeting 'on Thursday at the home of Mrs, Nor- man Wade. 'Miss Gibson visited in Mildmay on Saturday. The Sunday • School Anniversary Serviiges will be held in the United Char h next Sabbath, June :ioth. Many friends will be pleased to hear Rev. C. N. MacKenzie cd Belmore at both services. The 'members of the Sunday School will sing several chor- uses. A special offering will be 're- ceived for the work among the young people. Come and bring your visi- tors. .Several from here attended the bur- ial service of the late Mrs. Rev. John, Bair, which was held. in Fordwich, Monday afternoetn. Rev. John Ball was pastor of Fordwich Methodist Church some years ago. Ministers attending were: Rev. W. Conway and Rev. Geo. Kerr of Lambeth, Rev. A. Laing, Rev-. Geo. Barnard, Rev. R. Jones and ev F. W. Craik. Rev. Mr. Craik will preach at Mc- Intosh Church next Sneday morning and Belmere in the afternoon. The annual picnic for the •:Young People's League and their friends will be held in Ben. Macguire's bush next Saturday afternoon. Cars will leave Gorrie at 2.3o. Bring- a basket and enjoy 'an afternoon. Rev. and Mrs. •R. Jones and son, Dick, also Rev. and Mrs. F. Craik and son Norman, were recent visitors at theheom...11‘, e of r. and Mrs. Nornlan wad • Mrs. E. Ferguson is spending a few days with friends at Lakelet. Mrs. E. Wheeler of Brussels,sa for- mer resident of Gorrie, visited with friends in Gorrie over fre:'week-end. Dr, and Mrs, L, N1 Whitley visited in Londesboro recently, • le The Ladies Aid Soixiety will meet at the rome of Mrs. W. G. Strong, Thursday afernoon, June 17th., at 2.30 p. The Orange Hill Ladies Aid will hold their annual garden party on Friday eveniudge June 25th, You are always sure of an excellent tiine at the church on the hill. , The pastor conducted both servic- es last Sabbath. At the morning ser- vice the theme was "The Spirit of Pentecost." „the choir sang, "Make a Joyful Noise Unto the Lord." At die evening service Rev. Craik spoke on "The Quest for God." .The text was taken from Psalm 139, Verse 7. "Whither shall I go Atom thy Spirit?' or whither shall I flee from Thy pre- sence? If I ascend to Heaven, Thou art there, if I make my bed in Hell, behold thou art there."The choir sang "My Father God" and Rev. Craik sang a solo, "Peace, Peace, Wonderful Peace." SALEM Mr, and Mrs Pearson from Hamil- ton, visited at the home of Mr, and Mrs. A. E. Gallaher, a few clays Mr, and Mrs. Edwin Palmer, spent a couple• of days last week with • friends around Teeswater and White- chu re h. Mr, Wni. Casemore of Wroxeter, spent last. Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Win, Casemore. Miss Gertie Bush of Wroxeter, spent a couple of days with friends around here. , Mr. Wrn. Taylor has purchased a New Ford Sedan. Mr. John Gowdy has had his barn re -shingled, Mr. Howard Wylie is preps:tin to enlarge his barn this ' summer splitting it in the centre and shoving the front out. A large number from around here attended Mr. George tackle's sale of household effects in 1Vroxeter last Saturday% Mr. Edwin leennett has improved his farm with 8o rods of wire ferice ii the gravel road, e 4'. BELNIORE The Lord' a Supper was administer- ed to almost ''211.0 communicants at the Union Church, McIntosh, Sabbath afternoon. 3 uniting with the church, Baptism Mr. and Mrs. Archie Loury of Tor- onto are at present in burg. e Mrs, Rev. Bradley, Teeswater is a :visitor at the Manse. Minnie Jeffrey, spent Thursday with Mrs. Roy Rutherford. Mrs, Rev. McKeezie attended the issionary Meeting in Teeswater, Wednesday. Miss Minnie McNeil and Mrs. Ce- cil McNeil, visited friends n Teeswa- ter last week. Our Football team played with the Deemerton boys last week. Score 2 o in favor of the home team. Tims advoice to the U. F. 0.'s is to rade the shtory of the • camel 'who asked lave to shtick his nose into the thraveller's tint to warrum it. An party soon that ould camel stenick hie whole head an neck in an thin his wliole body, hump 'and ,,all. How much we all resemble the camel. Mr. and Mrs. George Nichol motor- ed up from Toronto to visit Miss Tillie Nichor*-ho has been quite ill. SCHOOL REPORT The following is the report of S. S. No. ee, East Wawanosh for the mon- th of May. Sr. IV—Agnes Robertson 63 p. c. Jr. IV—Marie Deacon'67 p.-. c. Sr. III—Mary Iobertson 78 p.' c.; Margaret Irwin 72 p. c. Jr. II—Howard Irvin. Sr, Pr.—Dwight Reid, Creighton Reid. Jr. Pr.—Stanley Irwin, Mae Young. Pearl Congram, teacher. Come and Hitch Your • Dollar to the Bi Bg Bargains — on — • Dollar Days • June 17, 18, 19 u fi es= J.R.WENDT id Jeweler - WROXETER - ONTARIO 1 IU lJ 11111 i111.1.M.C•10.49.......4.•00111•1.041•111.4116.041•0.0.1111100 100 per •cent. DM- dends Nationally Known Vaudeville ACtor Makes Staterrrent "The best investment ever • made in my life", stated Bobbie Igalker, nationally know conee- dian; "was in purchasing a bot- tle of Herb Juice. Before used your medicine," continued Mr. Walker, "I had suffered for several years with indiges- tion and :constiPation. The r foied I ate would gour and form gas. I was in a general weak- ened condition and did not have any energy. All these condi- tions have &anted singe I ha- ve' taken Herb Juice ,so that • now, / have a good appetite, enjoy my meals and eat most anything without suffering af- terwards with gas or bloating. Herb' juice has proven so satis- factory in every way that I am recommending it in eviery city hi which I am playing." For sale by McKibben Drug Store and leading drugg- ists everyvehere. Price Itoo. • WROXETER HURON COUNTY COUNCIL Mr, James Watson of Seaforth, was in our town this week and all on old acqeaintapces. He has visit Wroxeter off and on for over year's and is always welcome. Wroxeter has a -Public Library c taining over 6000 volumes and st growing, The splendid. percenta • of high class literature the shelv are stocked with would be taken a class of high brow readers and no mistake,. Miss Howe,' the librarian, is to be commended fpr her painstak- ing efforts to keep everything in ap- ple p'eelfrder. The library was start- ed over. 6o years ago, Mr. King of King Bros., Wingham, was a caller last week. He spoke in praise • of the village's situation "where the river Maitland flows." Citizens of the village do not ap- peat to be enthused over Hydro.They demur at the cost to instal and the minitnum charge after installation. It would seem we are to be penalized by the commission because we hap- pen to be in a 'pocket in the clistri- ed The following is the repent of the ecl Huron County Council proceedings 50 from the point reached in our last is - sae; The Good Roads Commission re- 'pordd as follows:' On Wednesday" May 18th., a joint meeting was held with a committee from Bruce County in Lueknow. TI ieruce•conunittee requested that t Cottnty of Huron make a grant t wards the construction of paveme in the Village of I..ucknove. T 1committee feel that the county h 1 no liability in the matter, and n 'authority,to make such a grant. ' Re connecting ' links and coun i roads in towns and villages, we i. commeid that the money required be spent within the limits of the u ban municipalities in accordan with the recent legislation • be e pended on the said connecting lin and county roads until such . stree are completed with a high-class roa • We recommend that the extra sub - Qt sidy received by the County on an- . nual grant to Hensel], and Winghalm 0 -,be deducted from the special levy n- 'paid by agreement by these munici- • , palities. ' • ,. er I Re culvert at Carter's Hill, Road eel2I, Turnberry and Morris, we recom- d ' mend that rbad be widened across creek bottom and new guard. fence ill ge es ution of electricity, throughout the province. The effectiveness of the oil engine is now getting so pr flounced that -we may yet get an i s a ation t at will discount Hydro A The Gibson Lumber and Cid Mills shipped several cars of Inmb this week..One car Maple was bill to Grand Rapids, Michigan, U.S.A. Splendidrains have fallen th district which will hearten up the farming fraternity. Mr. Hamel and wife of Mildmay were visitors here this week. It is regretable that more did not attend the concert Put on by the W. I. last Thursday night, as the quar- tette was well worth hearing. I Mr. and Mrs. John McArthur o Toronto and Miss McArthur. of Col ingwood, spent Sunday- at D. Robin son's. • it • Geo. S. Leckie was in odon, few days this week. FORDWICH Denny In Fordwich on Sunday,. June 13, i926, to Mr, and Mrs. Ver- non Denny, a daughter.-- Thelma Mr. Jon. Boyd was in Lietowel, Thursday on business, Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Pries; spent Sunday with friends in Moorefield. J. R. Wendt of Wroxeter, was ?v, in town Monday on business. he Drew will be the locals oppon- • ents in the next Central League Base- nt ball game, to be played here, Ford - he wick won in Drew and are confident. as of duplicating on their own grounds, e Friday evening, June 18th is the daten Mrs. Lorne Wilsoand baby, ref- ey. turned ,to Toronto, Saturday, after aninspendingics. a week with the Mathew's- to f,- A number from here attended the. ee Central League Baseball game be- e_ tween'• Gorrie and. Harriston, played! les• oie the latter's grounds, Friday even- ts ing, Harriston winedng by a 18-6 d. scorelite a number from here attended the dance in Harriston. Friday even- ing. • Mr. Jno, Bryans is in Montreal this: *eek, attending a Church Conference.. Me ,.and Mrs. R. C. Muirhead and: family, also Mr. Gerald • Gray of Wingham, spent Sunday with friends in town. • Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Elliott and Mer- vyn of Harriston, spent Sunday with, Mrs. James' Brown. , Mr. Noble Cattanachfereturned to - Windsor Monday, after spending a week with his parents -and sister here. John. Renton died at the Palmer- ston Hospital, Sunday, as the result of 'severe burns suffered early on Fri- day when the coal which he was •-• using to light the fire, for breakfast. exploded, enveloping him in flames,„ which burned him badly about the - head and body. The deceased. who.' was about 6o years old had resided in Palmerston all his life. He was a married man and leaves a widow and family. The house was ,pra.ctically, destroyed. Miss Nerene Gibson of Mitchell, is; Re road at Mill Dam, Road 12, Wroxeter, we recommend that , the , 1 balance of this road be' widened•sim- 'flatly to the work done last year.' I Re C.P.R. Crossing Road 29, How - ick, we have asked the railroad to improve the approaches. , Re Blind Lake Road No. 3o, Ho* Dr. McLeod and Geo. Towne, wer in London this week. Mrs. McClennan of Toronto is a present visiting with her sister, Mr Robe Black • Mrs. E. Bryans of Brussels, spen a few days last week with friends Mrs. Tom Hemphill called on Hen - sail friends last week. Mrs. Neil White left Monday after- noon to spend the week viiith he daughter in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Will Pearson of Wa terdown called on friends in town After being confined to her room for several- months Miss Ritchie's many friends afe glad to see her ab- le to be out again. • 1: flick, the Township Council are having report prepared under the Munici- pal -. Drainage Act, and in kase of dis- pute, we recomihend that the Drain - a age Referee be requested to make an order respecting the matter. e •Re Road No. 30, south of Fordwich we recommend that t,',vw miles of se- t construction work be done northerly S. from the south town line. Re Road No. e8,„South of Gorrie, we recommend that the eurfacint be completed, and the reconstruction be continued through the swamp to the corner of Wallace township. Re Road No. 21, Turnberry and r Grey, we reconunend that the surfac- ing be done, and that two miles of - reconstruction work be done through Molesworth. Re Connecting Link in Brtissels, it was arranged to leave it with the Village Council this year, to take care of as formerly, and the County to pay for the 2o -foot strip. Re Road No. 12 through swamp, ei miles south of Brussels we re- commend that this road be improved this year, - Re Road No. e Morris and East Wawanosh, we recommend that this road be completed along concessions Ir and 52, East Wawanosh. Re Road No. 25, Colborne, we re- commend one mile of construction westerly from lot 15, and one mile easterly from Loyal. Re Saltford Hill, we recommend that this improvement be completed. Re Road No. 5, Bayfield, we re- commend that one mile of the narrow irionRapdre 0 iRvi eeoadar d No. 2, Stanley, we recom- Bayfielel be widened and mend that the construction on this iie.i-oiadsbe continued southerly three Ti Re Road No. 9, Hay we recommend tlxa tthm e narrow swap roads be wid- ened.Re Road No. 36, Usboine, we re- commend that the reconstruction be completed, and the whole surfaced. Re Road No. 4 Stephn, we recom- mend that one-quarter mile of widen- ,. mg be done easterly from the east limit of concession 12. • Re Road No. 4, Steplien, at Whis- key bridge, we recommend the con- struction of guard fences, Re Road No. 2, Hay, we recom- mend the construction of guard fenc- es at Heyreck 13ridge. Re Road No. /, T-liellett, we recom- mend that two miles of reconstruct- ion work be done northerly from, the south limit of concession. 5. Re Road No. 12, McKillop, we re- commend the • reconstruction of Grieve's bridge and approaches. Re Road No. .-25, MeKillop and, Grey, we recommend that this road be improved so that it is. passable to car traffic. Dickies I-Iill, West Wawaftosh arid Kinloss, bottedary has peen cut dur- ing tile winter, and we reopen -tend the constructIon of guard • fenee on theRelli' Rlload No. at, West Wawanosh and Kinlos, we recommend the con - (Continued on page four) I-IARRIST 0 N Mr, Levi Wessley (Lichen Dr.) had a narrow escape from death, while making his weekly trip to Stratford on Friday. When just within a few miles of Sratford he took a weak spell and his sedan went over the bank, completely wrecking the car and injuring Mr. Wessely quite bad- ly. Kind friends found him and brought him to his home here, where he is now -ender the Dr.'s care. Mr. Wessely is widely known as he has on different occasions visited the sur- rounding towns. His many friends hope for his speedy recorry. • There was a meeting of Ladies •held at the home of Mrs. Hacks on Saturday night to organize a "Lad- ies I3owling Club." There were a nuniber of ladies present. Mrs. Whitmore was elected President for the evening and Mrs. :Sandy Sander- son, Sec.-Treas. The following offi- cers were elected for the year:—Hon. Pres., Mrs, McMurchie; Pres., Mrs. Hacks; est., Vice -Pres., Mrs. Ernie • Aitchison; Sec.-Treas., Miss Agees McCready. It was decided to meet at the home of Mrs. Whitmore, Thursday of this week at 2 p. when they would elect the Member- ship and Linich Committee. There were fifteen ladies given in their names as members. We wish the la- dies success. , • Mr; and Mts. Charlie Murray, mot- ored to Woodstock on Saurday. They were accompanied by Mr. Mur - ray's mother and fther, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Aitcheson and daughters, Mannie and Joe, spent Sunday in Lucknow. The Rev. Mr. Lethtingham, who is Preacher of Knx. Church mid who ha ,s been under the Dr.'s care for tome time, resumed his duties as pas- tor yestrday. The 1. 0. A. E. met a the Public School last Wednesday and present- ed the pupils with a phonograph and a beautiful flag, Mrs. Klink present, ed the gifts and Mrs. Burroughe read the address. There woe: a number of speeches front the different mini sthrs, The school children gave a couple of thoruscs, . . , 42.11 • • ettete.."Zeieeee visiting at the home of her uncle, Mn. Lows Gibson, and con. Mr. and Mrs. S. McNaughton, ofZ Wroxeter, spent Monday afternoon with friends in town. Mrs, John Schaefer, spent last week with Tara friends. Ball—In Lambeth on Friday, June Ixth, 1928, Sarah Goggin, beloved wife of Rev. Jno. Ball. • Miss Leona Knnedy, nurse -in- training at Hamilton, is holidaying the home of her prents, Mr. and. Mrs. D. M. Kennedy, • A. R. DU VAL Registered Chiropractor Will be et Towne's Hotel, Wroxe-- ter, Tuesday and Friday Evening. from 7 to 8.30 le in.., dining June and! July. Diseases of all kinds successfully treated. Consultation free. Country and house calls responded to. FRED DAVEY Village Clerk Issuer of Marriage Licences The law now requires the license be taken out three days before Inc cere- mony. Subscription taken Tor the Advance -Times. Clubbing rates giyen NORMAN WADE Gerrie, Ontario Agent for Hartford Wind Insurance: Also Walkerton Fire Insurance Co. Automobile, Live Stock and Plate - Glass Insurance Yledialanne•••• DR. H. lee MUTTON Graduate of Royal College of 1)ental . Surgeons of Ontario Graduate of University of Toronto At -Fordwich Tuesday and Thtxrsday At Gorrie the rest of the week. EO. FOWLER L.D.S., D.D.S. Teeswater, Ontario Will be at the Gofton Houe, Writhe xeter xst and rd Wednesday of eaclri month. Will be at Gerrie the follow, ing Thursday. • S. DAWON' Diretor of Funeral Service@ liotor Hearse at Carriage, *hide, ever is retluired. Phone z6 tt ' HAIMY AIXINS Fordwich, Ontario Licensed Auctioneer for the Comm rein Of Huron ktnd Wellington Phone to Paterson't Hardware store