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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1926-08-26, Page 2'HE WINCHA ,?, ADVANCE -TIMES Published at W,NGHAM, ONTARIO. Every Thursday Morning A. t;x, Smith, Publisher, Subscription rates—One year $2.00,, Six months $x.00, in advance. • Advertising Rates and Application. A SAIBATH IN WINGHAM • It was a great joy to the writer to `spend a Sababth and conduct religious -services in the United church in the town of Wingham, My first visit there was on ' January 1st 1877, ' and on June 29th, I87g, I preached Sunday school anniversary services there ,and recall Mr. Flack (Superintendent), Dr. Towler Rotb. Mclndoo, and John. Neelands . Twenty or more years slater, I was privileged to have a small part in the corner stone laying, and 'iii the opening of the present church edifice.. I was glad to recognize in the 'congregation of Sunday last, . a. number whom I knew in former years. `W.. J. Howson, H. E. Isard, W. Fields, T. Scott, Mr. Bolt, Wm. McKerzie, J `Gailbraith, Dr. R. L. Stewart and -others . I also called on John Kerr '(so tong connected with the activities =of the church and school) W. J. Greer 'Geo. Mason and others. Nearly 5.2. years ago, I left my home near Bowmanville, to supply a va- cancy on the Arthur mission, and this placed me within the bounds of the London conference, in which I have spent •all the years of any ministry. Changes , there have been, but sin, Christ and salvation are the same. 1 am not ignorant of the materialistic. writingsof the day, which would extinguish Moses, dislocate Isaiah, ab- olish John, and discredit the diety of Jesus Christ and his miracles, but I would hold fast the faith of one'Christ and Him crucified, with which I'start- ,ed out ,and I find in my visits here and there, that the people still hun- ger for the old gospel and the faith of our fathers. What a host of most valued friend - 'ships have been formed, ministerial and lay, and how often they have been Ibroken by the ruthless •hand of death. And so it comes to pass that one has more friends beyond the veil than this side of it, but: 'Tis sweet ,as year by yeir we rose. Friends out of sight, in faith to muse How grows in Paradise our store." After forty-four years of active and unbroken service I retired seven years ago ,and while' grateful for the opp- ortunity o rendering service on the Sabath, to the extent of my ability, It am enjoying the relaxation from the crowding urgencies of a busy pastor- te, and ocacsionallyr lift my eyes to see how .low the sun is setting A kind Providence has watched over our life and ordered our steps, and we are grateful for the rich and glor- ious things of this life and the hope of the better things in the yonder land where so many of the friends of a half century ago, have gone, "Happy is he that lieareth The signal of his release, The bells of 'the holy City The chimes of eternal peace." —D, Rogers St. Thomas, Aug. 16th 1926. ANOTHtR BREEZY LETTER FROM THE WEST To the Editor of the Wingbam Ad- vance Times. Dear Friend: Last time I wrote you, we•were in Winnipeg, where 'wc spent four days, leaving on the n5th of JnIy for Brandon and Souris. We went by Portage La. Prat're, trough some very fine country, and the crops were 1 ::iuig good. They say it is a i'r+. vincial Highway all the way from Winnipeg to'Brandon but mist say we thought some of it quite a juke fora Provincial I ighwa> It was just a prairie trail, wideenough for a car, and the ruts so deep .that you had to watch for a place to turn out if a car came meeting y»i . When. we got to Souris we parted from Mr. and Mrs. Maguire as they were stopping there with friends. We spent ten days around Hartney, Lan- der, Medora, 17elerane, Resdon and Melitta. We spent a night with Mr. and Mrs. Robert . Sterling in Melitta, old Belgrave friends,and they sure have not forgotten the Belgrave folk, for they asked for everybody . From there we crossed the boundry at Pearson, out of Matt.toba into Sash:uchewan, and came tc Almeda and Frobisher. where my brother J. IL's family are settled . Crops are looking fine, we hear reports of dam- age with hail ,but have seen none so far. Roy Brandon started cutting barley on the 29th of July and Willie started .two, eight foot binders . into oafs on 31st of July, and /got the third one going 2nd August; There is a heavy crop of straw and well fill- ed. I drove one of the three eight foot binders around a 16o acre field of grain, and tell ,you it seemed like going awayfrom home for dinner. When I got my 'license from you last year, you sold me a.. small plate marked Wingham, and which has giv- en us a grdat deal of cunversation. On coming to the car after parking, we often find someone waiting to see who the fellow is driving a Wingham car ,and the have met a great many, whom ,n•e would not have met :i it had not been for that plate We got an introduction to an old gentlermin'in tow.,, j,rho lived at one,, iitnr:t: Hlensall. 1 -fa .•kPr.',i.i.at part of Ontario I was from, and when I told him Huron County, Oh he said, "Front God's Country." Our next move from here will be to Woodrow, 200 miles west of here ,where Mrs. Brandon's brother lives We have been able td keep in touch with things at home through your paper, which we appreciate very much. Yours truly, J. A. Brandon Or (he rs an en: ne ey tionless dC a�elief. 11ILcLaughlin-Buick now presents a new; and finer rn.otor car with art engie vibration%ess beyond aIJ pre- vious experience! At every point in its whole power range, this engine will remind you of the smoothness and quietness of electrical operation. No other car today, regardless of its price, accomplishes the same freedom from noise and rumble. No other closed car interiors are so divorced from mechanical roar. McLaughlin -Buick engineering has achieved ,the result that all motor car engineers have sought for years. Let us: give you '`•a demonstration. MP -410 A. M CRAWFORD TEST' INAP WINO -HAM ADV'E NCE-TIIVi' +,5' WINGR'AWS GREATEST STORE 1 ht rsdayl ' Algust". 'oah, xg 6, e 1 FOR YOU Every Day Sees ore Good's Placed on Display for Quick.Selling. Be Sure You Get Your Share of These. Specials We Don t Want To Carryver, y : c�. Jour rGoo. So Prices Are Slashed To Assure A Complete Clean -Up r WOMEN BROADCLOTHS Geta Dress length now,, attlieselowpri- ces, all very low, priced for a Clean. Up. 29e, 39c, 49e, 69c, 98c yd. SCHOOL -DAYS SCHOOLf DAYS DRESS CREPES A few good patterns left, in qualities that have been selling up to $x.g8, all 0 Q going at one price, yd. VOILES, Very Special. A last chance at these as we must have the room for other goods, so out they 4 c go at ...._ HOSIERY SPECIAL A clean up of odd lines in Pure Silk quali- ties, reg, up to $2.00-a pair, while _ they last, per pair _____________ �9'¢: Ladies' Black Cotton Hose You should see this line in Black, White, Brown, very special value, per pair for �� 18 Inch Bot. Silk Hose Note the length of silk, colors, Black, White Grey, Nude, Keach, Champ., extra _9y valuper i's `�®�' specialvalue,pair ALLOVER APRONS A real number at $i.00, but we made a'good purchase, so offer a limited quant-. 69 c ity at this low price We offer below, a few suggestions by way of outfitting the Boys and Girls for opening day -Low Prices Prevail Here Girls' Mercerized, Hose A clean up line, colors, Black, White, Sand, all sizes, reg. up to 3 6.50 pair, for Misses' Slips Made from the popular nain- 9c check, sizes n2, i4, rs yrs: _ _ 63 Misses' Middies White Middle • Twill, trimmed with Blue collars and cuffs, en- 1 sign on, sleeve Serge Skirts Sunt Special A splendid ' quality Tweed,grey or Brown mixture, with two 6®9 pair pants , 2/1 Rib Hose Splendid wearing Hose in 25c Black only, pair Rubber Belts Colors Black, Grey or Brown 9 5c with box buckles, each -.._.w_._ Pleated in Box pleats, 8 and to years $r.6g. 1x2 and T4 years ,$1.8g Boys' Braces 27 inches long, and a real brace, lim- ited quantity, per pair . 15c KHAKI PANTS All sizes up to 44_, waist, worth tri -,the, reg__. ular way $2.25;. ,Clean -U15' 1 9. 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