HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1923-04-12, Page 5'.l'hi rsday, April lztli„ reite
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That word home. sounds good at
times, especially to when one levee iii
as such 'a fresh, Ittvil oreting climate as
ma old Ontario hate Airs. Stewart' uid: I
left San Diego oli Tuesday, Iv1arch
21:11.„ at x .o clock p: m„ ou the Santa
is Fe train for Los Anee.i.es, Kansas
City and Chicago and Ilona Chicago
to Port Heron and London to Wing-
Tbe toil" �h h ham by G. T, R•., where we landed on
Saturday evening at 8.30 >.
be-
im ing an almost continuous ride on the
This is OULtfVihd Ion tor you to vI$I* l0r cars, we were both pit.tty tired, Mrs,
am Stewart's sister, Miss E, Cloakey, did
n not return with us as she would line
Our Stores to see a few more months of Sunny
111 California. ` While at the coast we put
�y
11111 in most of the time in and around
,pring S * San. Diego and 1 feel quite s, ttisfied
that we did so ae b spending ' three
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Here"
' 'and. one half mouth '
s in one.lot>ality,
!!1!I you, get to know considerable about:
the climate, the people and a general'
outline of the way things are • doe.
The ejiinate this waiter has been de-
lightful, 1 do not think there were
over six half bad days in the three
and one half 'months we, spent fhere,
and the•people, (most of'then) would
sooner live there than go to Heaven,
at one old gentleman told a'. preacher,
so that 1 can quite understand the
®' people that the climate suits to be
And a new sensori means NEW needs for you and NEW
stocks for us.
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W EVERYTHING YOU NEED QRWANT AND PLENTY OF IT.
NI DO YOUR SHOPPING HERE AND SEE HOW CON-
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boys, and Children's, Ready-To-'V+leat'.
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-w� , SPECIAL, LU Tn,%adxes Silk Canton Crepe, Serge unci-
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$10 15.00i-20.00,
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Our 'Range corn fete ita ti
isP t L dies Sp eg Coats, new models in all 00l
See hemi at d shades, $14.00, 15.00,' 18.00 ®.
µ -;� GI.IITGHA1Vi, DRESSES—In Children's, Misses and Women's sizes, - ®.
n: Nicely," made in best styles in Plaid and Fancy Check, .fast color
Gingham,' Inspect our values.
INEEEMEN
Coyne in and, inspect our excellent" value in Women's, Men's; good o ostrs
, as it is reallywonder-
I.,ADIES'.KIMONAS—See our range of new Crepe
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Kimonats,Silk Trimmed, Bargain at Hca+
a NEW BLOUSES -Correct Models, in New Silk and Silk Crepe 111
• oflousesvalues ate .our range t afro B, S1 �V'9 &,90, •,7in
it I G CHOICE' IN WASH GOODS AND EXCEL- _ 1 of
a LENT' V'ALUES'. See out large range of Canadian, English,
W and Scotch Ginghams,• Ceu ns' English Prints, Chambrays, •
In Organdies Silk and Cotton Crepes, Ratines, Plain and Fancy ,
0 Voiles and Mu1le!.s 161
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a AGENT FOR LADIES' HOME JOURNAL PATTERNS- • I
laYou don't have to wait for patterns to be sent for: They are here ■
in our Pattern Department. •
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fel to have the bright, ,sunny, warm
days,- winter and -suntmerr. However
this beautiful climate does not suit al
people, 'for the good tinges T'.had,'th
best of meals ,and feeling contented is
every way, 1 feel -that 1 shduld'have
gained at least fifteen pounds bit
alas, I went a little the otherway.. I
think some people would require to be
there a year or two before they wpuic
get properly climatized, then they
might be ..alright, Atiy way I .arn,well,
pleased, that we have; had the vacation:
ana feehtliatwe will both be the bet
ter of it, Of course most of the friends
we.met are sure we will be back next
fall to live, but we will make no, rash
promises at present, being dyed in the_'
wool Canadians.
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I'lrS Wl'34"a]'Ytd :sit4014.
paper for weeks to write ever, •t few
sentences on ea ila of the interestin,G
places and products of : the ;sunny
south, for instance, the climate, the
people, the trees, sluubs, and, flowers,
fruits, soil, t anydns and anouutains.
The, placing ofwater sewers and
rains, gas {lining;. and the:, duality of
water and howl= supplied. The.- way
justice is meted out, the •cburehes 'and
schools, 'There. being -no Sunday law
in California, if you feel like working
cm Sunday, .you can work.
Yours truly,
J. G; Stewart,,•'
SALEM
Mr, Cecil' Mince returned' to Toron-
to, after his vacatidii with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W, A. Mines,
Mrs Wm: Weir 'returned from
Vankleek Id,ill, where she Itas spent -
the winter 'with her daughter,' Alrs,
John Hartley.
Mr, Harold Weir, Misses Hazel
Weir and Kethleen Westlake, return-
ed to Stratford Normal, after the Eas-
ter racation at their respective' homes
here. -
Mr. Alfred Meahan's sale was sexy
well attended and ,very good prices
were realized for the stock.
Making maple syrup is the order of
Engagement' Announced
Mr. and Mrs. G. P. 'Nickel of Lis -
fl =towel, announce the engagement of
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their : daughter, Katherine, to Mr.
e Stanley J. Kemp, .elder.soi'of Mr. and
1 met a lot of genuine Americans-
and found thein to be very friendly.
and talkative. One of our close neigh-
bors, a Mr. Smith certainly gaVe me
some good car rides, one of ;then„bet
ing nearly fifty miles to Ocean side,
passing through 1,a ,Jolla, Tory Pines,.,
Cardiff, incanatis and Carlsbad. This
trip being along the. Ocean Breach all'..
the way This was the second good
ride' T: had with Mr. Smith up the
Beach.. Well "I would not be .doin:g'
justice if 1 wouldnot mention Air;:
Thos, Porten again. We may tharxk,
him for showing tis a large .part of
Southern California. "T' contd.-Mention:
a few very interesting trips .we had,
with Mr. Porter in his car, that eel -
:peered to be quite at home, going 5o
Siriles''an »hour; but at this time will
just mention the laet ride with him
about a week ltefo'e we left. The
Cuyinaca lake and mountains situated
about 50 or 6o miles from. San Diego
and being. about 5oo- feet above sea
level, hold a little snowuntii•the'early
part of summer, so I think Thomas
® was anxious to get a snowball and
11111M11111111411111111111111111INNIENMEMMEMSEINEMIS therefore on the morning at 8 o'clock,
we headed .for•the mouutain with a
well filied'lunch basket. The day was
.BL1JEVALE
Mr, A,` E, Sperling of Vancouver,
spent' a day . ,las t:, week .- visiting; his
mother, at the _home ,of his sister, Mrs.
Ed.' Johnston, est., litre; 'Morris:
Miss Zelma Turvey.cleft,gn Saturday
for her school near Wallaceburg, after
holidaying at her .iionie here.
,;Mr. Geo. Eckmier of Jamestown,
has sold his' blacksmith business."and
.borne to Mr.. Irwin. Mr. Eckmier
intends holding. ;a sale on Saturday
_next. 1-Je'''intends moving to Ethel,
their many friends are.sorry.. to lose
them, what is our loss is.Ethel's gain.
"Miss V; Berne Eckinief aeettrned to
Toronto on. Saturday after spending
the Easter holidays with:,her patents.
Mr. ,and Mrs. Peter Scott celebrated.
the ebth anniversary of their marriage
on Monday, April end., at the home
of their daughter, Mrs. J. ,Fraser,'
Grey Township. Their many friends
hope for them many more anniversar-
ies.
'Miss. ;Emma Johnston returned to
Toronto after spending -Easter at her
home here.
Another . One Paper Town
The .Stirling :News -.Argus and The
Stirling Leader have been amalgamat-
ed and sold to'Mr. A, .R. Alloway,
late of The 'Oshawa Reformer and at
one tune' Business' Manager of The
Stratford Herald, Stirling is now a
one paper town, •
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That's exactly what it
does. Instead;pf growing
lighter ' and lighter ;and
litany 'looking like a
. vt~ashed out blue, it starts
in x vivid green "and -then
gradually turns darker
until it's reached a rich
deep green.
Then it gets no darker,
nee li;rhter, dust stays
the way Sou want it to
stay. Neither. the salt'
sliray of the seashore, nor
the lt,ot `pelting" sun have
any 'effect epee. it. ' Its
narile re 'Love Brothers
Per•nianettt Green.,
Yott can't get` it every-
where, but.yon can get it:
here. Drop in and we'll
show you the color..'
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perfect and we kept climbing till -we
all got the stow ball, we also exam-
ined three or four of the old discarded
Gold mines that, as we supposed,, did.
not pan out, The change of air was
very . noticeable on the mountains,
more more like Ontario -We got - home
about 4.3o p. tri., all tired and sleepy
after ouz ride of nage: iles.•-,,•
On Wednesday, January 24th,; Thos.
Stewart of I3Iyth, landed in San Diego.
and was stopping at Mr, McCumrins,
next door to -where we were living, so
Torn and I spent a couple of weeks
together. Almost every day we spent
considerable time on the plaza: enjoy-'
ing the sightts and sizing lip the daily
visitors.. On February, 12th e; Thos,
and •1 took. the: train to Los Angeles,•:a
distance of about r25 miles and rwas
met at the station by j. G. Ross, (in
I3luetale:in our boyhood days: we call-
ed hire; Jack), so Jack 'took ire home
with him. to • Inglewood about 15,
miles, where a - dainty: dinner was
awaiting us, for leave it to Mrs: Ross'
to get tip a -tasty meal. ,„,After having
a good old, time chat we went to bed,
The next morning, Jack and I and his
daughter, .Frances, went to Hawthorn
n the forenoon and after clineei, Jack,
M
rs• Ross and I went to Hermossa,
nd'Rodonda and spent an hour or
wo on Moonstone Beach, On Feb,
Ieth, we went to Los Angeles, passing
some of the notable places and streets
also vii ting one of the old time Wing -
ham blacksmiths, in the person of
David Stewart, who was married to a
Miss Groves, a:sister of Robt. Groves,
Lower Wingham, There are "a few
here that will remember Dave, he was
a powerful man and he and myself,
Thos. Kinsman and jas, Fitipatrick,
had our pictures taken one day at
noon, with ocr working clothes on,
bout 38 or 39 years ago, so needless
o say there was a pleasant meeting
or a couple of Tours. '.I believe Dave
ome,
well off, anyway he has a beautiful
We also 'visited Pasadena,w fere we
net Walter. and Earl Hall, they are
looking well and prosperous and were
pleased to see us. 1 was sorry we
missed, seeuig•Albert Coiling,
1 wile, not forget J. G. Ross,' Mrs,
'oss and daughter, Frances, for J. G.
d nothing for the week only keep
s car lit good running order and
itertaining their visitors. We visited
ollywoocl, the 'homeof the movies,,
1 Shda, Del. Ray, Venice, Ocettn.
ark, San Amonica, ` Glendale and
ong.I3eacli, where we hacl • some
naps taken, and from there 1 took
re Auto bus to San Diego, a distance
about Soo guiles along the. Ocean
each alt the way.
There' is so much to tell after spend-
ing', three and one half months in
Southern' California, that I don't know
where to start, for 1 feel it would.
occupy LaL considerable space in the.
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Mrs; R. T. Kemp, Listowel, The
marriage to take, place this month.
Mr. Kemp is a brother of',Mrs. R.
A.
Carrie of Wingbarn,'
EAST WAWAN0GI;1
Aiieses May McBlireeir and F -scans
l3eeereft, ,returned; Moine from; thr it
visit to New .York on Monday.
'Mr. Lewis ,J3,one hadtlte'misfortune
to cut hisfoot with. the axe on Moir.,
di y xraorxti.ng, severing 'an artery": He
w;a;; putting on a fire to boil down sap,
• Misses Edna and Lila Jaines etaturn-
ed''to their schools •rxt: Aston, and
Grand Bend,
Ittiss ,Stella James had her adenoids
and tonsils removed in London Mos-
pital, during the holidays:
WHITEC1 U,RCH
Our teachers ;and students have all
returned to: their respective schools
this week,'
Mrs, Wesley Leggatt and children,
Leila andGordon, are visiting with
bhrera��y parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Mow
Mr �
Miss LAndrei)aw I-i„Foxurnp,, hrey of St. ,elms,
spent the week -end with her.. aunt,
The U. F. 0, received their ship-
ment of grass seed lastweek and are
expecting a car load of gasoline this
Mr. MiIas McM Man's horses thet
were tied at the, elevator on Thurs a
dy
morning were frightened by some
dogs, running away, turning the load
of straw upside down in the ditch at,
the station.gate, and then running ort,.
got around telephone post and broke
the harness,
Mr. Thomas Field of Wingham,
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tends tor
st.i t a beef ringin these
parts) in.. the' summer and deliver on
Wednesdays.
of • -
ss NorahFalconer ha.sone to
La r6
nbside to attend to her aunt, Miss
Astoomars
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YOU'LL RIFT„
Proverb
DON'T spend all yon. get. 'Ope'n a
Savings Ancotn:rt and deposit all youar.
surplus dollars there regularly-., 11 yon
spend all your anning:.a;s you ,get it,
the'day will comeevedeen, you are coma
peIled to stand aside and watch others
press forward to grasp the prizes of
life.
' 'WiNQHA BRANCH -C. P... matt, Manager
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Ellen .Falconer, who is suffering in GOOD NIGHT!
tensely from rheumatism.' I've •a 'letter in
my pocket, ket don'tMiss Maxie Ivlitchell Wingham, want xiy wife to sett.
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spent' Sunda at the Manse.she
e If she finds:it; Ill have trouble,
Born -;...an
4 Men,
Monday, April 9th., to will spoil thedayfor': me
Mr. and: Mrs. Denney.. 1 p
I? ..T, Ia�Ga�gor...ot: i� carat bitten it � and �^-Wou • nit �,
x td -rc:
Teeswateii, •a son. lo throw the thing away.,
Mr. , r.
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e $ v , What if any oiii'sh.auld find i#.
spent .
sp Sunday with his parents liege. There would. be the ..deuce„:terpay,
Mr. Alex., McCrae has purchased a Here d ane upon. the threshold of stay
Gilson engine and sawing outfit front happy homier alack!
Guelph, '
T? ,and expects to be busy saw- 1, was told to mail her letter,;and I've
Mg wood: soon: brought the .darned thing back-
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At Left: Heavy weight: •All Silk Canton.
Pleated panel front, new irregidar hent Brie. •
Soft-,.oned embroicdery adds ind'viduauty on
sleeves, also glimpsed at tvaistundersofely
bloused bodice, Black, Navy, Negro.
r6-ao, 36-4a
At Right: Flying pleated panel flutters
over.. fluted side draping. Oddly beaded
ornament holds panel; and knife -pleated
Georgette forms part of sleeve terminating
in a petal cuf. Ail Silk Canton Crepe.
' Black; Nauvi Negro. :16-20, 36-42.
hou it PARIS MODELS be, Limited
to the r i .I a t*,:r Few
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HIS Spring and Surrtmer ycnx can be
ds smartly gowned as y
thou h you
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bought on )Fifth Avenue or the
Rue de la Pair.
McMULLEN makes' the art of being'
well. -dressed possible forwomen of
.modest means.. .At prices you . can well
afford tet pay, you can now indulge your
craving for exquisite dresses of silk and
sports fabrics..
in a flock of rare colour bleedings, wirier
some silks and modish
There is in every McMULLEN model a
touch truly Parisian -the verve and lure
of advanced styles that will not be seen
elsewhere for months to come.
No natter how low .MCMULLEN prices
may seejta to you, you will find the silks
of a rare quality, the tailoring and work-
man ship
ork-manship exquisitely done.
So very unusual is the combination of
style, quality and price that Well-dressed
women Who are prepared to pay more
are content to pay less .
Look' for this Label out'
fabrics, trim flattering lines, Oeitui»e2yfchfi/iL1NDreacs
McMULLEN frocks and
sports dresses will kee o , ail, ,"rF Ali
pace ahead of the very: neWes'i
spring and summer fashions.
The ONE frock trade for .YO£,I,
adapted to your• figure, your txsste,per-
son al
aer-sonal ty, pocke,t-book is waiting liar you.
See the McMULLLAr Dresses rit the
store which advertises thein in .yOur
local -.papers. Sold at the bet tore. •
The HENRY McIviLi LEN GO, LIMITED, Montreal
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rill' gladly show you the newesr
1.1.clyttratN Styles
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