The Wingham Advance Times, 1926-11-08, Page 4„•1
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COMEDY MYSTERY DRAMA
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Comedy 'YOUR HUSBAND'S PAST'
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EISMINZIE
AUCTION SALE - FURNITURE,
at E. J. Mitchell's,... Wingham,... on
Saturday, November_ 6th. -Every-
thing must be sold. See bills -J.
Taylor, Auctioneer.
FOR SALE -- Two hundred pure-
bred, white Leghorns, year old hens
of good laying strain, also one hun-
dred Barred Rock pullets. -Apply
A. Brown, Phone 204.
FOR SALE -Dual purpose Shorthorn
FOR RENT --Brick House, with gar -
Bull for sale. Eleven months old,
age, and all conveniences. Apply to
from good milking ancestors. Also
Robt. Allen.
two registered Shorthorn cows, one
to freshen in December and one in
FOR SALE -Well toned piano, cheap
and a good range, slightly used. -
Apply LanceMorrison or I. A.Torris-
on, Bluevale. R. r.
SEE our display of Quebec Cook
Stoves and heaters. Many styles
and sizes to choose from. Only best
makes carried. Also several second
hand stoves for sale cheap -Thomp-
son and Buchanan, McClary Stove
dealers.
FOR SALE-McClary's Quebec cook
stove, with warming closet and res-
ervoir in good condition. Apply
'Dr. Ross's Residence, Shuter St.
FOR SALE -- One of Wingham's ni-
cest homes, at a reasonable price,
as the owner purposes leaving town.'
Every modern convenience, also
garage, good garden, and fruit. $i,-
000 cash, balance on mortgage. -Ab-
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ner Cosens, Insurance and Real Es -
January. Accredited herd, Ph. 25-615,
-Janies Dow, Route 2, iitICknOW.
VOTER'S LISTS 1926
TOWN OF WINGHAM
COUNTY OF HURON
Notice is hereby given that I have
complied with section 9 of The Vo-
ters' Lists Act and that I have post-
ed up at my -office at the Town Hall,
Wingham, on the r8th day of Oc-
tober 1926, the list of all persons en-
titled 'to vote in the said Municipal-
ity at Municipal elections, and that
, list remains there for inspection.
1 And I hereby call upon all voters
to take immediate proceedings to have
, any errors or ommissions corrected
,according to law, the last day of ap-
peal being November 9th, 1926.
Dated at Wingham, this r8th day
of October, 1926.
W. A. GALBRAITH,
Clerk of Wingham
tate.
HOUSE TO RENT --Corner of Min-
nie and John St., all modern con-
veniences, newly decorated. Apply
A. J. Ross, Wingham. Phone 8.
Ferrets for Sale - Male and Female
$3,0o each. Apply to J. C. Powney,
ri mile ssouth of Belgrave. Phone
11-623,
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FOR SALE -- Eleven young pigs,
six weeks old - Apply Jos. Dunbar,
Route r, Belgrave, Ph. 2-623
• ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE -Farm
Stock, IrnpleMerits, etc., at Lot 2,
Con 3 ,Turnberry twp., at x o'clock
on Thursday, Nov. z8th. See bills,
W. •E .Stewart, Administrator
John Purvis, Auctioneer
LOST - Two rain covers for horses,
"". and twb logging chains, somewhere
between Wingham and Brussels by
Belgrave. Finder please leave sarrie
tit Imperial On, or Advance -Times.
• IttY8 LOST Three keys on a
• ring. Pinder 'kindly leave at Ad-
vance -Times,
,4 OR. mathine needles
at 'thirty cents a doaen, kr any
inalce. To avid mistakes, bring
1 f (11 61, ttl
or ,entl samp..es o nee -.e e.
,BObbins and bands for any make.
New Raymond, New WilliamS,
, White or any snake repaired and
• made to work as well at new. Hew,
notate and. Ideal Machines sold at
Cut rate ,bks i ash.. -A.
•Webster, The Tailor Thstairs Over
The iAdVance Office
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IMr. and Mrs Jas .Drennan Cour-
ley's Corner, spent Sunday with their
daughter, Mrs .Wilfred Plunkett, Au-
burn.
I Mr. .and Mrs J. C. Stothers, and
:Mr Finlay Shackleton, of London,
;spent the week end at their respective
homes at Mafeking.
Miss J. Andrew, Zion, entertained
1the members of the Junior Institute
and Junior Farmers to a Hallowe'en
;Party 'last Tuesday evening.
I Mr. Charles Sherwood of Detroit,
has returned home after visiting his
!parents, Mr .and Mrs. Samuel Sher-
wood, Belfast.
1 Mr. and Mrs. as: H. Harrison, and
daughters Emily and Blanche, and Mr,
Herbert Harrison ,and Miss Cottle,
all of Exeter, visited at the homes of
Mr. Cyril Campbell, Lanes, and Mr.
Gilbert Vint, Belfast.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nelson and
family, of Cotirley's Corner, and Mr.
and Mrs Jno MacDonald of Lothian,
visited at the home of Mrs. Campbell,
Lucknow.
Sad news was received on Sunday
afternoon of the death of Mrs. Clar-
ence Shackleton, Wingharn.
Mr, and Mts. Will MacLean, and
son Harold, of Saltiord, visited the
latter's' sister, Mrs .Geo. Lane, Lanes.
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EAST WAWANOSH
Mr, John Elliott is ,we are sorry to
say at present under the Dr.'s care.
Mt-. 'Wirt. .Arbuckle has installed a
radio.
• Miss Annie McBurney of Winghain
itiSitillg with her atint, Mrs,
Wm, Arhttekle.
Mr. and Mrs, Om Cntrie and little
daughter, spent Sunday at the home
a Ur And Mrs. David Currie.
Commandant Taylor of Winglia.ra
is visiting at thelhome of M. and
•Mrs, Geo. Currie .
ProcluctS to China -
The Federal Rubber Co have, -we
are pleased to tell our readers, re-
ceived a large order for goods from
China. Wingham industries' are
booming,
WEATHER SIGNALS
A smiling face in the morning
Is the sign of a pleasant day;
For smiles are just like sunshine,
They drive the clouds away
So on a smiley morning
We may put away our fears,
Fbr it's pretty safe predicting
We shall have nb rain or tears.
When the temperature is lowering
In the middle of the day,
With frowns and cloudy faces,
There's a tempest on the way,
Then a little sweet forbearance,
And a word of kindly cheer,
Will help to tide things over
'Till the skies again are clear.
And a deed of loving kindness
As the day is slipping by, -
Is like a bow of promise
Gleaming softly in the sky;
It fortells a pleasant evening,
And a bright and fair tomorrow, ,
It helps to clear the mist away,
And banish gloom and sorrow.
And so it's always well to be
A little weather-wise,
And to keep "an eye to windward"
When threatening clouds arise,
For surely it's much pleasanter
For folks to live together
When the skies are bright and smil-
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lug,
And it's fair, sunshiny weather. •
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In" the estate of Thomas Johnson,
late of the Township of Morris, in
the County of Huron, Farmer, de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to
Section 56, Chap. 121 of R.S.O. 1914,
that all persons having claims against
the Estate of Thomas Johnson ,who
died, on or about the Sixteenth day
of September A.D. 1926, at the Town
of 1Vingham, are required to send to
Renry Johnson RR., Belgrave, Ont:,
the Executor, or undersigned, on or
before the 12th day of November A.
D. 1926, their names and addresses
with full particulars of •their claims
in writing and the nature •of these
curities (if any) held by them.
And further take notice that after
the said r2th day of November A.D.
1926, the assets of the said Estate will
be distrubted by the said Executor
among the parties • entitled thereto,
having regard only to claims of which
they shall then have notice and the
Estate will not be liable for any claim
not filed at the time of the said dis-
tribution.
Dated at Wingham, this twelfth day
of October A. D. 1926.
DUDLEY HOLMES, K.C.
Solicitor for the Executor
"—Marian
always
remembers!"
"'Oyer since the Marshals were
our neighbours in Brooktown,
Marian has never missed an
opportunity of greeting me on
my birthday. But to think that
she would remember our
Golden Wedding anniversary!"
"Yes, those thoughtful words
over the telephone mean a
great dealt"
"Indeed they do! As soon as
I recognized her voice, I real-
ized what it really means to be
able to say that distance is no
longer a barrier. It's wonder-
ful to be alive in this age of
marvels, when one can sit at
home and chat with friends
miles awayl"
Long Distance is growing in
favour day by day. For ntes-1
zagest of congratulation and en-
couragement, there it nothing
like the telephone. After
your, voice IS you!
DAtANCt
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A 'DISCGRUNTLED TORY
To the Editur av all thim Winghan
paypers: •
Deer Sir: -What a lot av thrubbles
us Tories do be havin 'in this ould
wurruld! Down at Ottawa, thin
Grits and Progrissives ixpickt to b
carrying tings wid a hoigh hand fe
the nixt foor arr foive years, an noN
we see thirn jinin up to defate Mishte
Ferguson . It makes me mad whin
tink av it fer Shure, wussin't 1 afte
tellin our byes, ovir a novir agin, t
shtop knocldn the 1.1. F .0.'s, and th
Progrissives, arr we wud droive thim
over into the Grit camp. Ye can't
kitch floies wi dwurrums, so ye can't,
thatthey said the Grit hands wus dir-
and 'tis nothin but honey an candy
an all the other shwate tings the Grits
whoile us Irishmin, wIto shud be at
ihead avtings, have to be hewers av
wood an dhrawers a.ywather fer thim,
I so to shpake. Mebby 'tis beer we '
will be dhrawin if Mishter Ferguson
gits back into power, an that wud 1;14
some, as me bye that -wus oversays
e wud say.
✓ Wan ting in favor av the laydership
v av Mishter Guthrie is that, inebby he
✓ has a few thricks up his sklave that
he learned whin he wus a Grit, an. he
✓ may shpring thim on his ould-frinds
o whin the Parleyrnint mates, "tis our
e only chance, 1
donit loike to say much about the
Ontario elickshuns until we hev put
mgmlimmummuummammimehommil
been thratin thim 15. O's ,wid,
durin the lasht two arr tree years, an
now ye see the result av it. Thim
woild farrumers hey been tamed' till
now they do be aitin Chit av the hands
av the Grits, an it isn't so Tang ago
that the ysaid the Grit hands wus dir-
tier than the Tory hands, and 'they
both wud be betthei ay Some soap
an wather. Av coorse we lievn't
heered. so Much talk ay that koind
since the defate av the Droory Goy-
ernmint; an the house clainin that tuk
place aftherwards, whin Mishter, Fen-
guson got the runnin ay tings.
• The thrubble wid the Tory parthy
16" that we hov too many byes widottt
kcpayrience throyin to be at the head
av the heap, an the advoice av as ould
idiritities is nivir takin, an now we
hey a former Grit as layder at Otta-
wa. Tings is gittirt wurse wurse
11 the tohne; fer shure, we got more
votes than the Grits did at the lasht
lickshun, an yit wa ate out hi the
ould whoile thim Grits do be war-
timin theer shins arround the shtoves
t the Chateau Laurier an Rideau Hall
id Mishter IVIaeltenzie 'Xing,. at
Ititishter La Pointe gittirt all the
re (Wit in London. 'Tit' a (mare
tirruld whin a lot av Stotehmin at
Frintities do be rennin The cottnthry,
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6liEsLimPEpLDMIXTURE
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our man, in the field . Wan 'ling- Ilene Robinson Allan Griffith, Harold
know, he shud be a fellah wid.a sh- McTavish.
wate tongue in his head fer the wim-
min, fel' shure, a lot av our byes do
be havin the same thrubble in their
hoines that I hev in moine, wid their
missuses I rnane. I hey been afther
pullin the woires to some ixtint throy--
in to git thim U. F. O's to nominate
a man ,an if they do it will make it
aisier fer us ,so it will, Nixt wake,
whin we know-how tings be loinin up
I may inebby hev a wurrud -av advoice
fer the byes.
thernanetoirnel wud loike to hey
ye User yer'inflooince to git me a jawb
on elickshun' day.
Yours till nixt wake,
• Timothy Hay.
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bias Present
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'Adlerika is a simple mixture of buck-
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moves GAS in ten tninutes and often
brings surprising relief to the stain-.
Stops that full, bloated feel-
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:ter you never thought was in your
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WROXETER NEWS
' Report of Wroxeter Primary I2,00rri
for October,
Xo ,on roll 24.
Avera'ge attendance 21
Names arranged iti order of merit,
find - Stewart Musgrove, Ever-
ett Wright, Merrill Tait and Robert
HOperaft (equal), Ila Sharpin znd
Mabel Patterson equal; Cameron Mc
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'ravish,
Ist -7- Rae Henning, Edythe IViartin,
Dorothy Henry, and Allister Green,
(equal), Tired noperaft, ,Margaret
Tait, Jessie Paulin,131lie Gibson,
Pr, Vera Wright and Jack Henry
'arid Agnes burst equal, Minerva Hig-
'gins, Clark Sliarpin, 1 ill T i
A. G. HASTIE, teacher -
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EAST WAWANOSH".
School Report 1 .4
Report of S .S. No. 9, East Wawam--
osh for the months of September and.
October. Marks based on tests ..in,
spelling, arithmetic, history, geogra-
phy, memory 'work, composition and.
reading
IV -Robert Arbuckle 71, Elmer Ar-
buckle AZ Gordon Kerr 54, E.ernice:
Breen 32, (absent,) Leonard "James
Sr. 3rd, --Jessie At:buckle 8o, Elliott.
Johnston 48, Louise Breen (absent).
Jr, -.-13.oy Pattison 68, 13.obert
Scott 47. •
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Sr, 11 -- Doxielda Johnston 89, Ger-
trude Arbuckle
'Jr - Glenn Breen 47, Willma.
Breen 44, Annie Scott 43.
X (a) - George Carter,
(b) Ronald Coultes .
Roy Cunnington, William Johnston, ,
Henry Pattison (absent.)
No, on roll 22. Average attendance
16.4. Perfect attendance -Jessie Ar-
buckle, Annie Scott, Gorge •Carter,
Ronald Coultes, Roy Cunnington, Lu-
ella 'Kerr,
, Best speller for Qdober - Gertrude:
Arbuckle, Louie M. Fraser, teacher. r,
The following is the report of,w,ork
done in 5. S. No. x, Ido for the
month of Oct b
Sr, IV -Mina Finlay -72, Lily Ed-
wards
Jr. XV Elva 'Dane '83, Clara Detz-
for 710 Jack Pergusori do, Harold
'Wright' 41, ,
Jr 3rd - Lor Ecli,viird8 7o, Gordon
Wright 69, Harry Edwards 24.
Sr. and - Bertha Detzler 744 Inez ,
Finlay Robert Ferguson 5.2.,
Sr,1St 'D'intaY 84, Mildred"'
Dane, ,1,4,0110t., gtitvards So, Alberta
Perg'0011 67/ Attto Met 67, Mil- -
dred Stewartiidd,i
Sr, Pr Woodrow ,DUStoW
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