HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1922-05-11, Page 613.
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Hou s Furnish.
ins an Curtain
ras Poles, Rods
Nit -lc -IOW Blinds all sizes and best makes at
OweSt, Prices.
Be sure yon.inspeet our large stock of Tapest-
BrUssels ain't WiltOn Rugs. We can save you
loney on all lines, now on sale at redueed prices,
F1smr
All be new patterns now in stock and are of
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t st colorings n all widths..
Eggs Wanted, Highest Prices paid Cash or Trade.
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arreets Attention!
'We have- Rcnnies high- grade seed
binthe leading varieties; •White Cap,
eaaging,' Golder' oloW, Bailey 'and
A•Visconain No. 7 at $1 25 a bushel.
All leading. varieties Of Mangle and.
Turnil Seed, also Five Roses and Pur -
Flour, Bran and Shorts, Chicks
teeda of all .kinds. ,The old reliable
d House, j, A. Mills Prop
, .
Or The June Bride
Call at The Advance Office.and see
ir 'new anal tin -to -date samples 9f
Vedding Stationery. They are well
worth coiningnmieS to see. One trav.
iler for stiCtiOnery,saw a little ribh0n-
'Wedding (;:ake box card in the city
'lad asked if he could have it..as al
arrinle he _compared it with ,one in I
:bur show 'case and exclaimed,. I tolcli
,theirj when T saw it: that it must be,,
Wingha.m Advance Work." The trav-
eller was Mn -McNamara . of W. 3 I
Gala,e Limited, '
MARRIED
.Pleasance -White -e -In .Wroxeter, on
Wednesday, May 3ide toza, by Rey.
Dr. Harkness, Sadie, .bnly daughter
of Mr. and Mrs:. 'Neil:White, of
Wroxeter, to Me: C. A. Pleasance,
.of Toronto, son of M. -and Mrs. A.
A. Pleasance of.'Collingwood.
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Bowling Euchre A Success
Anther enjoYable evening was
spent in the Winghani Armouries on
Faidav evening, when the bowlingaclub
members were the hosts at a Ili -egress-
ive euchreparty and dance. The
,crowd was not so large as was nt ci-
ated, but a most- enjoyable evening
was spent by the guests. The Wing-
hain five -piece orchestra snnplied the
splendid music` for the dance. The
prizes for card playing were won by
Mrs. W. VanWyck and Miss M. Wil-
liamson tor the ladiee and 'Messrs., W.
T. Boyce and William Allen fbr the
TrielL
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NEWEST STYLES INa-
PROPER CLOTHES si
Young Men's Suits, Homespun,
Cloths in Greys, Browns and
Greens, tweeds in new and natty en,
styles. Well tailored and best Pm
of trimmings, special values at
• $2o.00, Sze:oo and $24.00• .
Men's Suits -We are showing
a new •range of Men's Suita int 't
Worsteds, Tweeds and Serges,
from the 'best' makers of Men's
Clothe* at remarkable' prices.
• Special values at $2.o.00, inoo,
and $za.00.
Navy Blue Special $83.00-L.These
suits are hand tailored from ail'.
• wool English Serge and guaran-
teed to give perfect satisfaction , N
combined with cOmfort • and N
style, Exceptional values at 'aria
price. All sizes $33.00.
toys' Suita-A wonderfttl range NE
• of BoysSnits in Tweeds, Rome- FM
spans and vvorateas, new Nor-
folk and Belted Styles,
sizes, g6 to 36 at $9,75; $11.50;
a;
• Men's Rain Coats -Special val-
ties in Men's Tweed Rain Coats,.
at $re.00 to $x8.00.
Varinera Atteritiort-We have
R'ettnies No. x High Grade Seed
COrn, White Cap, Learning, Gol-
den Crlow, Bailey and Wisconsin
No, 7, special at Sz,a5 per bush-
el. All leading varieties of Man -
gel and Turnip Seed, also Five
R0ses and Purity Flour. The
Old Reliable Seed House
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LOCAL AND GENERAL
Th orioles are due this. week, They
usually return ..from May stito tth,
In Shabbytown they dcy not care if
things lool. seedy everywhere, Clean
Clean up and paint up., ShoW Your
pride in the town by helping to Make
it more attractive, •
,Mrs. 'rhos, 'Leaky, who visited with
friends in Whighana arrived home on
Saturday. -Kincardine Reporter. ,
Mr, E. y. Churchill has purchased
3. W. Hartnell's hou,se.-on Edward -Ste
and gets Possession the 1st. of June,
„ The Orillia Packet ternaries that "in
business the man who eitgages in the
rnost ad -ventures is surest to come out
safe,"
Thos: Field has sold hie' Over-
land T-Ouring Car to Mr. Geo.' T. Rob-
ertson and has,purchased a Chevrolet
'Ciaime froth Mr.Eryfogle. •
, ,
What will the 'Toronto Globe do
now? MacKenzie King' said aight out
in .meeting 'that he- • did nen believe
..prohibition -Saturday
When placing an order for printing
call at The Advance Office, We have
:a complete and, up-to-date stock in
every line. A trial is all we ask. ,
Detroit niereliants are 'now taking
Canadian .money at par. This is not
an advertisement for the Detroit mer-
chants, but a tribute to the Canadian
. •
A welcome visitor in town this week
is Arr. Robert • Harris, who lived on a
farm near town for a number of years
and afterwards livect,at Wroxeter. He
mita living in Toronto,•
Mr. jas. Pillinger left VVingliani on
Tuesday last on a trip to his home. in;
Birmingham, .England. • He regrets
not being able to'see all hi a friends be-
fore going, owing to seeding time.
• Mrs. Martin, mother ..of ex -Premier
Martin of Saskatchewan ' died at her
home in London, on Monday, • May
rat_ Premier 'Martin, Dr. Beattie Mar-
tin of Regina and Mrs. (D1'.) Gunn
of Calgary are coming east for the
funeral. ; •
If you. live in Wing -ham, what are
yost doing that is practical to boost
the ,town? Do you praise it, encour-
age the business people, 'Support its
various institutions and lead a. hand
for the furtherance of what will be
permanently beneficial?
We stated in error last week, that
Reeve Porter of .Turnberry had lost
• several cattle. Weshould' have -said
Roy Porter hadlost the cattle through
sweet -clover poisoning, however we
are glad that the veterinary appears
to have the disease under control now.
Sorne of the akin specialists are
'worrying about that what the free use
of cosmetics by. thegirls today, will
do' tb their skins by the time they get
to belortaf. The girls With a mistaken
idea, Who use the dope to make them,,
selves attractive are the ones ' who
should worry. - -
Mr. John W..Smith of Guelph, has
purchased Mr. 3. E. Stoakley's house
on Patrick St., and has -moved to.
town. , One good reason why people
Eke tocoine and 'live in Winghain is
because of. the sewerage. This town
has probably better -sewersethan any
other Ontagio town of the same size.
. A subscriber saidhe was sorry to
hear that we were lasing so many sub-
scribers lately. After zassuriag, hina
that he. did-notneed to worry -we pro -
&teed our list. of subscribers and
showed him the neav rfames Niihich we
have "added. He exclaimed "pack of
lies,1 might have known fromwhere
it came, the wish was father to the
or,ds." .
Quite a number. took- advantage of
the holiday on Monday afternoon to.
go visiting.. Among those who spent
the .afteraoon ilt Wingham were, Mr.
and Mrs. HeaBaker, .Rey. L A. • Mc-
Kelvey, Misses . Jean Redd,on, Bell,
Gordon, Nellie Marrs, Winnie Hark-
ness, Mrs- Harkness, Mrs. Horne, W.
Thompson and Mr. Hunt and family;
-Teeswater News.
Montreal Licensed 'Victuallers As-
sotiation are after the..frequeritert of
hotels, who spew out blasphemy- and
profanity. Printed placard s show the
- one' to be $.5o with or withotit 6
months imprisonment. The .signs
Might be moved Westward and relate
to More than hotels. Bad Iangtiage
don't get yot anywhere that's nod-
al -id the fellow who uses it should be
told so with emphasis.' . The Advance will not 'Promise yoti
:the 'cheapest job printing, but. we. will
promise you the best :quality, work-
manship, .paper and.ink. After sizing'
ap a. heavy job for a municipal coun-
cil, we quoted with a very close mar-.
gin and avere. surprised to learn .that
other printers gave a lower price with-
out knowing the amount of work at
all. There suae .are same -basineis
men in the printing game. .
A local inanufaCtuaer called at oat:
office a day or ,so ago and aaked tis
to quote hini on on billheads: When
we had given him our price. he said
we were •high, and hecommenced
figuring with a pencil, multiplyiug our
quotation by 20. -Asking what he
meant, be said he . been . -quoted
that day on a lot Cif ten ihousand. We.
asked him to let its 'quote on the saine
sized order, we did and .011 the ,entire
lot we Were almost five' dollars below
theie'quatation, to his surprise,
- Canada's scenic, grandeur is back-
ground for ,a tale that teems with big
momeets and tells of hard fighting
nanchmen, hacking bronchi:5a; • cattle
rustlers, a two fisted 'parsonand a
wonderful girl "The Sky' Pilo" from
I
the pen of RalphCmanor, Cmit( ea a
foremost writer and known Personally
to many Winghamites is a sweeping
drama of Romance and Reality in the
Canadian Rockies and will be. the
presentation at the 'Lyceum Theatre
011 FridaY and Saturday of thiSeweek.
iff.you could see leaping front script
to screen the actual characters of a
'wonderful story' of the love of two
nen and a girl away in Canada's
grandest crags, andl whit1 with them
through action, drama' mOrb real and
vivid,' than -kord's coilla, ever make it,
wouldn't yon greet.' that picture as
,aplentlid ,.1110t,
"The Sky Pilot".ie one fr:oin the pen
'Canada',a foremost .variter Of fiction,.
Ralph Conner, aA,,pictitre foraill Cau.
adisais at tbe•l....,-c'eAtti
and Saturday,"
VA-fif;
eetik/Hater Plant s $.old
Teeswater'a largest industrial plant
changed hands last week, whenthe
Erne and piaster plant Owned by John
Kennedy-, of Guelph became the prop-
erty' cf the 'Flora Linic lind Cement
Corapany of. Elora. :Ile aear nom -
party geta possessioe on May 1st, The
Teeawatenplant,manufacturers a qiial-
ity
pf hydrated lime that is nvt pro-
duced anywhere else in 'Canada:-
Teeswater Newsn'a- , •
Died At ,Brockville Saation
Abraham Shaw of Kingston, ex-In-
specto'r of Customs for Eastern. Ont-
ario, who suddenly expired On May
ard.,'While waiting at Brockville stat-
ion to take the train for home, was a
cousin.' of Mrs, Mitchell, _las, G.
Stewart and Dr. R.: L. Stewart of
town, • For years hd• was proraineet
in Chqxch and Sunday School work,
haying been a member of the General
Board of Missions of theaMethodist
Church, Supt. Qf Sydenham St, Sun-
day School for 2.1 years and President
of the Sunday School Association of
Ontario. He was also prominent in
,Maaonic circles having been Grand
Master ,of the Royal Arch Masons of
Canada.
•
Lyzeu Theatre
TO -NIGHT
(Wednesday and Thursday)
A. drama as arivid as lightning!
f.'THE SCOFFER"
An Allan Dwan Production.
A tale df two, men and the
woman who was the wife of
one and the mate of the other.
• A • stupendous,- bast including
Mary Thurman, James Kirk-
wood, Philo McCullough, Rhea
Mitchell, Noah Beery. • They
live it every second.
You've seldom seen such a tor-
rent of power as„stirges through
I"The Scoffer" 2 days only on
Wednesda-y -and Thursday.
FridaY and Saturday'
"THE SKY PILOT"
Just as Ralph -Connor wrote it.
as stirring to see as to read.
Visualized with all its thrills and
heart hits with '
COLLEEN MOORE. as Gwen,
the mountain' girl carrying the
love ot a avoinan in the heart of
• a du .
JOHN BOWERS- as the sky,
pilot who can ‚break a broncho
with the best and packs the
hardest punch in the Rockies.
DAVID BUTLER -as Bill Hen-
drick's ranch foremari, hard
fighter, regular guy, but just a
great big- kid to Gwen, and a -
Stampede of a000 Steers
,days only Friday and Satur-
day. Usual performances and
Matinee , Saturday at 3.30 p. m.
• No Kdvancein Prices I
COMING --Next Monday, Tues-
day and Wednesday
MAY ALLISON
"THE LAST emir)"
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'DR. J. ALVIN FOX -
Chiropractic furnishes t h e
most complete and scientific
• method of health culture known
to -day, It is the only method of
direct'Spinal Adjustment
Other so-called SPirial Adjust-
ments are'an attempt to trade on
• 'the reputation of Chiropractic.
This is a GoIdet Rule Office
and recognizes Christ and His
• Pilnciples ai Paramount. •
Chiropractic gives value in
• full for every dollar invested.
Adjustment given for all dis-
eases where there is reasonable
hope of recoyeay.
Office hours, to to
to 5 and 7 to 8 p. at.
Phone Ion
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iani
1Ve now have a full stock of
Lumber of all kinds, dressed,
and undresaed. Sash Doors,
Mouldings, Shingles, Lath, 'Beav-
er, Fibre and Ruberoid Ti.oards,
• also roofing, plain and slate suta
faced aad steel fence posts.
Prices are lower now than
they have beett for some months
mid sonic lines 'Are Snre o ad-
vance, Call and get prices for
•any of the above.
Coal in all sizes, hard, soft,
atcl. Smithing always on hand.
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man Needs 'Em
Tile hired men between their chews
had stopped and spat and aired their
'views where liatening cows conldhcar
She news."' So Iefsey Jane nudged
Guernsey Ann shifted her cud and
then began. • "I hear that Henry Ford
ajlows that he can make seine flivver
cows, and since he never ,workS by
halves, no doubt some motorcycle
naives. Do you Felieye, good, sister
Ann, that ,we shall lose our use to
man? is our Icing history complete,
and will they niake us into -Meat?"
Saki, Guernsey Ann to Jersey Jane, "T
share 'your fears, 1- share yonr pain,
`ro hold his peace. no longer able, thus
,spake old Dabin .from ,his stable: "0
'pray excuse this horae laugh grinay.
but wouldn't Lizzies milk be tinny?
It makes - me s-awiii.1 e, it makes inc
snicker, it Makes me' whinny, neigh
and nicker.' 'Your dams 'have known
• the herdsman's care since Eve, was
young and Eden 'fair, You topped
with • ,cream man's coffee cup ere
good old Hector Was a pup, and folks
won't risk their • lightsand livers by
drinking milk:that come's from ,flivvers
So. Jane and Ann pray cease to weep,
swallow your cuds and go to sleep.
You still shall serve your human lords
in spite.of fifty Henry Fords,"
Rhymes
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We Like Our Town.: .
We .admit it. .'We like our town.
„There are lots: of things about it 'we
.are proudof, ,There are a 305 05 PC0-
le
in it We're. glad to 'know: We 'en,-
-joy' their callSi' their hand -shakes and
their friend&cgreetings..
Life wouldn't 'be .worth nauch if it
weren't for. this Sort of thingn .1ror;
„after all; friendship- is one of the hest
-things- Wecan eatet.:„ ,poasesS • in . this'
world, and nothing ean take- its • pinee.
• I,Vs a fine thing: to '-know •your
• neighbors, to feel you are workieg out
priablem as ,a c.ornmunity'instead
a 'group of individuals.
Wen:have common..boadsbecause of
.eommoininterests. AVe are bettee for
thiowing.and helping each other. ,
• Running, a business isn't all pleas-
ure, anyniore thanedoctoring the sick,
fixingthe plumbiag; orpreaching the
sermons.."It's lot: of hard -Weak,
and no 'small part of the -reward comes
in -.feeling that tack of. it is, the 'idea,
and th
e ideal
• We couldn't go .on with, . if we
felt it was .purelY, selfish. Of coarse
we want to staceed, but that isn't all-
we
Must have -the...dthea-the„ GOOD
WILL.
HaVe A Good Reputa4on
eRepatation" is What others' 'think
you are; "character" is what you are,
Your character.' will in a :great 'measure
determine your reputation:. It is -bet-
ter,: to possess • ehatacter without rep-
Mation than possess repatation with-.
out charaCter., Everybusiness, inan
.should seek' to possess bath, and that
..the highest , order. Reputation. in
'business, ' ao less than in social lifd
goes along way towards helping the
posseasor to -reach the goal of all
arribition-succeSs.In some •respects
it is a antare valuable aid :than capital,
for. the 'reason that a good reputation
in. a basiness man will frequently .seP-
.ply the lack of money, whilemonen
aloae. without 'reputation will not al-
ways enable -a Man to iiicreaae,' that
:wealth. A man, who is known for
his habit �f ' promptly paying bills can-
alwaYs ',depend on considerate 'treat -
Ment from his greditors, and thede-
ference shown him byprincipals
'.variablY -imitated by their -salesm.en.,
He is treated like a person of 'distinc-
tion, and one: by the best of all
.titles. He .pan always control the hest
.terms for 'anything' he purchases.,
This Would appear to be a disadvan-
tage to the creditor, but it isn't really
.sca Short credits and "prompt 'pay-
inents are worth more than the privi-
leges and concesSions hy which :they,
are ..bonght, especially in times when,
busineile is .slone, ;Or when' profit. de --
pends .Od rapid 'Sales.: Every success,
-buSitiess :Man knovv's that gaick„
.sales and sthall profits are better ,aids:
to prosperity than holdiriggoods for a,
may ;novel corne which
-
chines to late: If , you have 11 good
reputation ,guard it ea1'cftlIly it , is
of much more value thanglittering
gold. . •
The. Late Theo. Hall
' From .the Pasadeua .Evening - Post
we clip the following a"cconnt, of the
passing Of one who was Widely ..known
and respected iti Wieghanz.
"Preparing,the Sunday Sclio.ol lesson
for publication. in the Pasadena Even -
:jag -Post proved to be the last. bit .of
;work done 'bye Theophiths wbo
passed away early' this meaning at his
home, 555 North Holliston Ave, ,.
- For several', months, Mr. Hall, al-
ways an.ataletill3ible student, has becn.
contributing the Sunday School' lesson
which lias appeared in the •Sattirday
'issues of thisgPaper, , His last ,reSume'
'Will appear to -morrow,
Mr. I -Tall, has been in failing .healtb
for- sonic; time, being confined fo his
bed ,the greater part of the tilne, and
,whila it was expected that he could.
not live any length of tinic, the end
vhith caine this morning, duc to heart
failure, was quite unexpected,
Mrlt Hall was born in .Gloucestcr,.
England, October .22, 1846, and came
to America at the agc .of 13 years,
.settling in Ontario, Canada, where he
lived tetil,'ecirning to, Pasadena , nine
(years. ago.. • a'
While in Canada he was engaged in
the teaching:profession andteondueia•
big a newspaper. He, studied for the.
ministry amt was ordained, le:Coming
a. member ot the Upper Iowa confer-
ence. Never adbust in h'ealtb, did
,,ttht .engage in ininiaterial ,,,Work for
any lengthof lime
In 1868 he was united in maeriage,
to .Miss ,Alargaret Tlest,'' who' i.itSSetl.,
away last Septemiler 180 ia.surviated
by- four sons and two daughters, Ak
ire& HallOf' Plymouth, • Wien; 3.
3'fecbert Efah, 'Walter T. Hall and :Earl
T3r, Hall,' all of tiiis city; Mrs. 'Wane
Dillard' and Mrs. Albert., 'Ceding, I335
is also :surylved .by' anven, grandchild
-
an.
'Mr. Hall has been a lire -long mem,
her of the,' e tho di st; C 1,1 ti role and 'Tor
SOrOral ye,a1",8 1(ri:1S Of a
latee, BibielolasS.At 'the tincolnaAv
Method:lat. '
All 1 The karnil)r
aligzroo
at the ZOO W11011 all1 vishmau
'13erf-S Pardon, or; j1in nt bipd o a
'e•t-a,ture ik that?"
Qh,
said the gentlenlan., "tlutt is
a ilative of Australia,"
"Goo(' exelauned Pat; '"an'
dip sitter attirried wan o' tl.);111'
'Publishers 11/feet At Ottawa
\Areekly Ne-wspaper publishers
of Canada, Ninil hold tivir annual con-
vention at the Chateau. 1Trontenac, Ot-
tawa,, on tlie 8th, oth and ioth of next
niontli. The C, nov,, has in
the neighborhood of five • hundred
mentbers and every province • in the
Dominion ,will be represented at the
: •
big gathering,
They Claim To Have Thirty
a '
The • following from the T e e swat es
News gives the line-up of the Tees-
wai er Ball Teant 301' the season.
ts a shame to give it away so
soon, -but everybody's asking, so here
they arc; guaranteed • too p. c. pure:
j. Good, Atanag-er;1)onah_ne,-i.
J) J. Carrdl, B.. Booty,
Williams, Hall, l\lieky, McDonald, J.
'Hewitt, J. O'Neill, j. J. Flahaven, G.
Small T. Friendship, W. Keith. Fif-
teen is all we are allowed, but there
are am:idler fifteen and then soiic
good backers,
Dia McRae's Mother Dead .
After an illness e...-t)ending over ,a
period of sik inonthS,, ,Mrs, McRae,.
Wile of 0 6. McRae, 37 years
,minister of Cranbreibkrand Etheb,Pres-
byterian qburclr 'died at her home in.
Kincardine, Mrs., AfeRae. was
72nd .,year, shewasaborn. in. Scotland,
and eaine to Canada with her, parents,
,when a child. 17116 family, settled in
illyth, 'She was marr,ied 47 yearn age
and is survived `by her husband,' two
sons''joint of Vancouver ,and Dr. T.
T. 111cRate of sprussels , and .two
daughters; Mrs, John • Ferguson of
Beussels and Miss, Mina living 'at
Aged'Resident -Called •
. 'After, an illness of .nearly two years,
Lucy.,Ann Harper,widow, oilthe
late Richard „Harper of :Carriek, dee
parted this life ,tin 'Saturday evening.
.1(Tter 'death:. tobk place- at :the Brace
- . .
County 1-loapital where Mrs. Harper
had been, receiving treatment for., the
'past three ,,weeks. She Was one ..of
the earlieSa-settlers -in Carrick,. coming
.here with her parents, 'the late. Mr.
and. MI'S. 'John Wynn, frolrn Smith's
• Fails, in 1855: Her family iodic up.
residence- on , the, Farrell ,farm od the
'2ad concession, and in i86.2a she was
married-. Mr.; and MKS. 'Harpea.- went
to live on. Lots,,8. and 9; on the second
concession,. and . that lias.,'..been - her
home ever since. . Mrs, Harper was
of IriSh ormgmn, and Was a avoman of
sterling character and .disposition a As
neighbor she was kind and tlionglit-
fill, and as a friend staunch and true.
She was spared to ,the ripe old age of
84 years, and in her death :the ,com-
immity-suslains a distinct ' loss: Her
husband -pre,deceas,ed. ,her seventeen
years. ago. " 'Mrs. Harper' is,-stirviVed
,by,six sons: -David, .John, james,
Robert,,,and George, ..and three
daughters, 'Mrs. : Geo. , Roswell; Mrs.
• Thos. Roswell 'and Mrs. Alex Stewart:
Three brothers, Christopher. Wyan of
Harriston, .Robert ',WYrin at Edrnon:
tOrt and George Wynn of' 'Wingliam
also .survage•her. The'funeral will take
place on .Thursday- afternoon to Mc-
Intosh cemet din ay G az ette:
•
BELGRAVE
Ilielgrave V, amen s 3'1St tutL,
meet, at the , home of Mrs.-. Richard
ProctfOr onTuesday, i\ifay I6tlin at 3
o'clock for the Annual' Aleeting
Election of Officers, Roll Call .Pay-
ment. of ;.Fees for next year. 'Mrs.
Proctor" extends a cordial invitation
to all ladies to attend.. '
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HecoineSS•Ihian. Pi R,
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But •.•.ne,",s'li.O,robiti that 3 sea
thatiathat,,, :
Tie's, that brave seitii.,thaFdaiNs
Ile Sirst straw hat;
I 'wanted to •-w,-ear Otle niyt
131n it was cold,
And I was not as brave aS he,
N ot stout. and bold. "
So 1 citing to the ancient felt,
Worn, ercased and flat, •
I .was not oric who dared to wear ,
The first hat',
Brave titan was lie who set the p
wh9 did not fear '
The scorn and laughter of , lii race,
The.gib aild"jeer.
He saw the calendar 'and read
Spring and Ile gat
It down from its high shelf and
The ,,first straw hat,
The day .be cold, the -wind be
The' weather • rough,
lie braves it all for he is made
Ofhero stuff. ,
He 'wrestles Spring and the two go
' Tight to the mat,
He's not afro id, he dnrcs to show,
• The first straw hat.
W. M. S. Monthly Meeting
1.11u legnlar monthly meeting of the
S. of St- Andrews Church will
, 1)e held on Wednesday, May 17111 at
S o'clock. 'Phe subject "South China"
will be given by Mrs. E. 3. Mitchell.
A cordial invitation to all' ladies
the congregation.
EaTny Closing
• In accordance with early closing by-
law of the Town ol-Wingham, we are
no' compelled to close our drug
atoi'es at 8 p. nt. with exception of
Saturdays and evening preceding a
holiday.
E. J. 'Mitchell
W. McKibbon •
STRAYED -a -Two 'black- yearling
eheifers name to the prerniseS of the
-
undersigned en. May 8th, Owner may •
have ,same by Proving propt.trty,,
axd-
paying expenses.
Wm. j. Shoebottere,
Lot ',in Con, Ix, 'East Wawanosh
TWP." OF EASTWAWANOSH
Court 'of -Revision: "
•
Notice is ' hereby given that
Court of Revision on, the Assessment,
Redl for the Township of East Wawa --
nosh, will be held in the .-Forester's,
Hall,"BelaTave 011 Monday May 29511
i"tt a o'clock p. m. 'far:the purpose of'. .
hearing and, settling complaints:
against the said Aasessinent Roll all'
parties interested will hereby take, -
notice and govern themselves accord-
ingly. , A. Porterfield
'
BABY C,11-ICIC.-e.S: C. White Leg-.
. horns, (Barron Strain). The • Bar --
Ton Leghorn is an English Bird and:
for -a Leghorn is very large:.', On, 'the
following dates we will have ,chicieS -
for sale. -May .36th, "3'0ao, At 20 Centr.
icach;5fiinb 8th, x..5oo. at 18 cents each;
June 2.155, 3000. at ,15 cents' each; June-
,3oth, 1500 at. .15 cents each; July 12t11„,
.3000 at 15 cents. each. We trapnest -
every. day Of the Year. All poor layers' .
are shipped to market. We llave pul-
lets now; (May..ist) that:have- laid:.
163 ,eggs. ...Every Male 'at the' head of
bur' breeding pens is.from a hen which'
laid 'over, 200, eggs in one year. Our-
-femalei are persistent - layers. One
customer who got aoci ,chicks from us
last Spring giatafr.orn them:175 pullets,
ahalts laid him- S658.00 worth of eggs
before 'theY were 'one year tild. That
is fron-i the tithe -they were hatched.
What they did for him, they ,will do -
for you. • , Walter Rose,
Pholte '3 or on 38x.. Brussels Out
*ft,friai~01100,02"104*"02104 ir,,saidfze"ttomorseOgrite
There is a great difference in the quality of Seed Corh. oa,
dinary seed corn is damp and heavy (containing 18 to 22 per cent
Moisture) and liable 1(9 get moaltly..
OUR SEED CORN has been carefully selected, the melsture
re-
duced to t4. per, cent and has been tested for germination before
being shipped.
This "guaranteed to keep and to grow" Corn is •
NOT ANY HIGHER IN PRICE
of poorer quality. -Call and see our CORN THAT WILL
than corn
0 GROW.
Silver Crown Bread Flour
reduced'price $3.85 or in five nag' kits at $3.75
Regular price
a bag.
.traktiur:....;non.mr...e.trvanumnagortro
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SUCCESSOR 1.0 HOWS,ON & HOWSON
Flo , Feed, Seeds, Potatoea, etc, Phones: Residence
Store 40
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LISTOWEL , . . ... . . .. .... .. . . .. . . . . . 9.50 a./n. 4,01. p.m.
Tay. PATaIVIERST011 •, 8.28 a,iti. 423 Pith -
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