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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1926-07-30, Page 6ID ... ..... .. 1�1, ltw_ �'A V'' W, "k, AIA,.kA - Flr,, t,%V '041*4M YATry4,,V .9 %A -VAI �.# it b. , V", % , "Ill �1�11t,�;,,�.1-1 `�, 1_,` it, is weA 4:, oulty, 9T ft. atte t W WON" A*6 V, 'i, r0mg t# t , he mm.0 boo to I ,"P mber ttkat to PlAly %three hiil. ,, . '' 460�6kolon,, whiou azaoulit,4 14 -most A In "n k �;I, VIA gg 911�1 ii. This is of the year Us' the gal a V41L MO Anch0li Why." Vertrudo Ivy, noes and,' gh�04t of A ChitliQ6` Of sUM66, Xlid;� % an then upon only a Ps 'A *`-:0-004 10-16 fj� , Ederle, the Americ g ir" Who W1 b�ut twelve 4UP:, 41 trai&i.:, take 10.80 0�1' rooks the attempt shortly., wx f whom $he 00w, opp,04 0 �.-Arr"�V 40 Ot. "44104 in .......... i1iJuly, August and S%ptomber. This 1 - 40� U-' "'J . ........... 1010,5 648 a band along with her so that she coo he V4"!�_ftftect. WOUT t bis r o P :r9T OOAV�a� 11hOTt.."i tit is because of the temperatuxe of t ip W ......... 1.0.44 6.82 hbar music and laughter when the -68 .46 dark hour comes. The year's biggest water and the movements of the that G ude as fore efii' 4010.4 1 'Ay 0111 ...... world to oro ko'pt! I'D --11101=11 In' Jajo Al tides. In August 64 degr ay b oh,# Ce Oro Arl, sport melodrama attracts little atte-a- oe's in ....... idered good ing, expected and this is cons t f or twenty year4_, having,�Peop LV . ...... U-16 4.09 tion. 'Sometimes the swimmer is of - channel swimming weather. But it uuol t disposo of it I.Ator, Jet . ....... 11#21 40 ter a purse offered by a newspaper, p is often the fate of the swimmer tol through an honest gimbler And"OTf6j arlou W85 7;U At other times he is merely �'Abi & .... swim- HOUSE Qf the PIUJ�ort6ns, he ope-0ed -heffQ.� ............ 1.144, 741 'Ming for glory, imposing upon him- get into an icy cold current which' MOUS AUCTION and makes tiationa. with the AgDeWs for Its re�, X chills him to the bone WORLD ......... 11-60 7.83 self a torture that is perhaps unap- it physically impossible turn, and It was handed back to for him to UR 12.08 7.46 proached in any other line o �,,R In Jet., Ar., . f athletic I it remain in the water and retain con-, ;�,,�i*undred and sixty years them on payment of a rewaid- Ant, sciousness It is nlain that a sue- since .ql 'retr d naval ofter opened A other romantic sale, was that Of V4am Jet., Lv. 12.08 7.45 endeavor. Up to date, five men have uggam .... 12.12 South. 7.55 swum the channel -Webb, Burgess, Toth, Sullivan and Tiraboschi. Two cessful channel swimmer has to have more than a slice of luck if he is to shop ap 1i n Pall Mall, Lon- ioneer i don, hich was destined to Mme. Murat, ex -Queen of Naples, and widow of one of Napoleon's 0�, aML ......... 6.55 P-10, 8-15 of them started from France, Toth and Tiraboschi, and they made by win through. People who have not lived beside beco'me.:ood of t he most famous in the wprlo,� �nd the very art centre of generals, wbo had been *urdered, -he most The saddest and perhaps t Combinations at 85c 14 wingbam Jet . ..... 7.01 veflo'mavet 7-15 8.21 8-82 far the best time, name134 sixteen hours, the others reauired from the sea can have no idea of the force , , the uriiXorae, in a word Christie's. historic of all the. sales at Chrlp half price. Men's Cotton Hoge at 19C Men's fine Sport Shirts, 6//9_C to clear at * .......... ............. 7.27 8-" while twenty-one to twenty-six hours. A the tides. In the channel the flow Some, of '4�he romantic history of that according to a London correspondent of isunearnod-J'Acrement 7 Valuable Jumbles. LoAdesborough 7.35 8-62 comparison of the records suggests 16 "a turally swift and fierce because house,bii� Uen published recently. of the Philadelphia Public Ledger, dipcoveries: and. -reoV6ries have ajso Clinton jet. I ...... 7.49 4-06 that France is the place to start from i large bodies of water are compilled Not a,grext deal is known about was that of the property of the Duke been made vv hich nisdent'of re romi , Bring to the boil quarter Clinton ........... 7.56 4AS and at present among the experts an to flow through a comparatively nar- James vNistic, the founder of the �fo`oms of Buckingham and Cna. ChandoNi. the Arglifan Nighti., Our 9, o; woman ping, � 2 lbs, treacle iiniI I iv�vkij�, launfou jet ........ 8-08 4-0 argument is going on to settle this row space. The strength vanes ac- to the time of the month, auction, now in Bond Street, he The Duke had ruined himself by. his his from � Wojjhing, U ro�ght,.,O'pkture to Four this into a -a which 1 BruceAeld ......... &1 6 4.32 point. cording apart1r6m. the fact that was a extravagance, and all property Christie's to find out.what�she sho�ld cup of flour and i'teagi` ut I 00 u ground Kippen ........... 8.22 4-40 It is only twenty-one miles from and this, taken with the temperAure close friend of another young Scotch- had to go under the hammer, For -charge for it, as-hei doctor, *aned gingptare inixed," Stir-wi Hensall ........... 9-82 4 Dover to Calais, and there are at of the wa ter is what makes it pos- man, also A naval officer who too two weeks the beautiful treasure to buy it. , t� was in bad condi tio n I, pq ce in small,spoon n s Pla on gr Exeter ...... ...... 8-41 5-05 least a thousand swimmers who sible to attempt the swim on only twelve days in the The made. business success. This 4 "Olt the house, Stowe, was open to the public of. and had a hole in it. Christie?s pat 'auction ba, mg sheet,, . leaviiij, gpace�,' could cover the distance. But the about year. Was John, Murray, publisher. and revealed marvels, sculpture,' it.up f�r and it � fetched as mixture 6PAeads, must cover be- strongest tides are the Spring tides The seVret of Christie's success as painting and ceramic art. There nearly $50,000. -It was a missing moderate oxon for fiom five C. N. R. TIME TABLB channel swimmer tween forty and fifty miles. There and they move at a speed of five n auctioneer was his tongue were 60,000 ounces of gold and sil- Gainsboropgh. But not only master- minutes. When cooked, III! t�tcar y are hundreds capable of this effort. miles an hour between Dover and Chri,tj,,,s oratorical style suited the ver plate and on a table twenty pieces are sent to Christie's. ome S with a knife and la -y Jumbles on RUL The real test comes in the last two Calais. This does not seem very - his ros- time he 'lived in. Mounting yards long and a dozen sideboards of the "eligibIe properties" offered n pi r b' i g n 0 ottle to curl, cool: a4fl a.M. p�m or three miles, and the men who sw-1ft, but the power may be judged trum he would say: "Let me en- 'were heaped masses of some of the at different times incluie "a cat with crisp. Goderich .......... 6.00 Holmeaville 6.17 2.2C 2_S-1 have succeeded were men who were from the fact that the Dover -Calais treat -ladies -- gentleman - permit most valuable china in the W0111d- eight legs, two tails, dogIs head and Cherry Rice Cakes. ....... Clinton ............ 6.25 2.52 strong enough to swim the last two steamer$ with their twenty-five knots and 10,000 horsepower in their me 'to pu� this inestimable piece of elegance under your protection- The most interesting heirloom to be disposed of was a lock of hair from cat% smellers, which lived fifteen Minutes!'; "a cigar half amoked by Cream one-quarter cup of butter Seaforth .......... 6.41 St. Columban 6.49 8.12 g.20 or three miles before the tide swept them away from their goal. To be turbines, find Dover Harbor very only observe. . . . The inexhaustible the head of Mary Brandon, the con- Xing Edward VII"; "a picture'of -the with one-third cup of fruit sugar and ...... Dublin 6.54 328 strong enough for a desperate ef- difficult to make when the Spring munificence of your superlative can- necting link between the House of ' Battle of Waterloo with Nelson (1) add one well beaten egg- Stir in,one- I ............ West. fort of perhaps two hour's duration tides are running. The only way "shooting" did generosity must harmonize with Chandos and the Royal family. He in cominiind"l- "a trained ora-ng- qu arter' pound, ground rice and tvielvAm after having been in the chiffing they can enter is by the the refulgent brilliancy of this little body had to be disinterred to obtain utala," and 6ny other strange preserved cherries, put in quarters.: a.m. p_nL Dublin 10.87 5.38 p.m. 9.87 waters of the English channel for entrance at full speed, depending on jewel." this relic, which the Duke never things. As ou�ous as these , objects, Bake for one-quarter hour in greasid ...... St. Columbau. 10.42 5." eighteen hours is what makes a a quick full speed astern, or a , circus" around the harbor to check But it war a time when good I would have parted with had 'he -not are the variations of the,' Christie's And. floured patty tim Verylight."d dainty, Seaforth ..... 10.53 6.53 9.50 champion of the channel. That is their weight, What a tide of this mouth filling phrases, from com- been down to his last pound, and own name. They have -been addressed- Clinton ...... 11.10 6.08 10.04 why only five men out of all who kind means to a swimmer may be, pliments to objurgations, were popu- lar still head over ears in debt. In 1898 three days, Chinese! as Christus, Chri-stius, Clirlsty, Munc- "Clinst, Maearoons. Rohnesville 11.20 7.03 Goderich 11.40 7.20 10.13 10.30 have made the attempt have t1ri- umphed. Jabez Wolffe. as strong a estimated by calculating a man's and Mr. Christie's style was con- sidered r4ther chaste. Frorri the first a sales of china, porcelain, jade and ivory, followed 'by ken, Chrlysties and Mission, Works." All the letters, bowever, Three ezg whites, 1 cup granulateil swimmer as ever lived. has made energy as one eighth of one horse he sought the custom of the aristo- one of pictures and a fibrary, was arrived and are in the firm's museum sugar, I heaping teaspootiftl corn - , C. P. R. TIMA TABLZ twenty-one efforts to cross, but has power, and the speed of a channel cracy and himself moved in the held for a mysterious gentleman de- of jokes. But what the firm is most starch mixed 'with 2 cups "a hto4dsa Most. failed. Once in 1911, he was within swimmer, about a mile and a quarter I an hour. On a Spring tide, the world of fashion. He was the sub- I by Gainsborough, scribed as giving up his residence in to travel He proud of is a letter from somewhere coc oanut, I teaspoonful �auilla`. Method -Beat the egg-wh1t,6q"ifA Goderich .......... 510 Menset &55 tbree-hundred yards of the Frenc-i coast when he found that he WP s strongest swimmer in the wor!d ject of a painting who like Reynolds and Garrick, was order abroad. was said, to be a highly respected and wealthy in the world addressed simply to "Christie's." That, too',' -arrived. stiff, add the sugar and , .. Qok in doV.' -4- % ............ MeGsaw ........... 6.04 *1 loiing headway, and had to be would be a mere bobbing cork. one of"his intimates. He was a tall, dignified Dighron's citizen, with a great love of beauti- ful things. He turned in fact, to ble boiler until d, t� it I crus " b 'dibr. the mixture all the time iVU 5' ' Auburn ..... ..... &1 hauled into a boat. To get near The weakest tides are the neap man as cartoon out, "Jek- FURTHER RECIPES FOR DAINTY Then -add the other ingredients. MX R130 ....... : ..... 6m enough to the other shore to see the tides which make a speed of about'shows him, ruffled and laced, with be a sort of Mr. Hyde, whose CAKES well and drop in spoonfuls on a bue- Walton ........... 6A0 people waiting to give the hero a a raile and ii quarter an hour. The I his spectacles pushed up on his fore- yll" was an embezzling accountant Following are a number of inter- tered baking sheet and bake in a MeNaught ......... &52 welcome and listen to their shouts'of channel swimmer must, therefore, head as he beld a jewel in his hand, on a large scale. When matters be- esting recipes for dainty eakes to moderate oven until lightly 6rowned. Toronto ........... 10J0 encouragement, is a heart -breaking equal to the speed of the tide and said "Wili� your ladyship do me came too hot for Mr. Jekyll, of the serve with fruit desserts: WWL but not infrequent experience of a and cut across his direct course at the honor to say .1M0,000 -a mere city, Mr. Hyde, of Bayswater, decided Navarre Cakes. Cocoanut CA I kes. &JL swimmer who comes so near and yet right angles. He does not forge brilliant of the first water -an un- to realize on his beloved art trea- One.cup butter, 2 eggs, IY4 cup fruit Toron% ........... ?AS so far. tl.rough this tide, but rides on it� beard -of price for such a lot sure- sures and "travelt abroad." Through- sugar, 3 cups flour, -'A- teaspoon salt. Beat to a cream one-iialf cup but- MeNautht ........ IL48 The swimmer traces a course like making for the other shore on a 1 9" S eb ere his powers that -no 'y out the sale he was a familiar and Method -Squeeze the butter, sugar ter and'l cup white sugar, add 11 ' egg Wafts ........... 1U1 the letter N across the flood and the slant, Even if he has made the �d.ubt li,�,r ladyship obliged him. We most genial visitor at Christie's. and flour together with finger tips, and a little milk. Flavor with.* one - Blyth ............. U12 ebb before he reaches the critics'. proper calculations about the main do not know whether it ever crossed Most famous art works have pass- I add well beaten eggs, and mik tltor- half teaspoonful almond flavoring and Aubwm ............ =A spot which is called "the corner." tides, he may be suddenly confronted his mind,that more than a hundred ed at some time or other through oughly. Drop Mixture, in pieces the 'a beat well. them add 1% cilps flour NeGaw ........... While the tide is turning be must with currents setting off from the years later a picture by his friend Christie's clearing house, many of size of a walmut, on greased baking sifted with 2 teaspoons baking pow- manawk ........... �-Pt himself in a favorable position 'he sandbanks with which the channel a- jGainsboroagh might be sold by a them more than once -sometimes a sheet. Press on top of each half a der and a pinch of salt, Add I cup Goderhk .......... for reaching the beach. If fails bounds and whose force and direction descendant of his own for an un- century apart, The records of sales walnut meat, and bake in a moderate desiccated- cocoanut, stir mixtuke �P% WIL he cannot reach the beach for the are incalculable. Many a swim ani beard of surn and would become the would reveal a remarkable romance I oves. a stiff 'batter, and bake in gem tins. ra I q Dry Goods Starting Frida.-y, Ju1Y Cotton Mercerized Broadcloth, Fine Bleached Sheeting, 36 inches wide; to clear, per yd . 29c, regular 98c, for per yard ...... 49c Heavy Black Duchess Satin, All kinds of Curtain Materials at wor..-h $2.25, for .... ...... $1.39 an extra bargain price. Other Silks, worth up to $2, 98c ;(,A big assortment of Flannels and for ... ......... ........... , rges, reg7ular up to $1.10; Raw Silks, regular 98c, to clear at, per yard .... .... 35c for .............. ........... 49c All -wool Sports Flannel, 58 inches wide; worth $2.25 per yard, EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN at per yard ................ $1.35 DRESS GOODS Pure Linen Tablecloth, A big variety of the latest material bleached, per yard ...... $1.15 in Dress Goods, worth up to $2, Unbleached at W clear at ................... 59c per yard .................... 98c Voiles in different designs and qual- Fine Damask Tablecloth at ities, worth up to $1.25; 1 to per yard .................... 85c to clear 1, ab this sale from 15c 59c Chintzes -of best quality; to Worth's, Anderson's and Duro clear at per yard ............ 24c Dress Ginghams in the latest pat- terns at Cretonne at per yard .......... 24c "' 27C per yard .................... 37c Another lot of Ginghams, 32 Bath Towels, to clear at extra bar - inches wide, at per yard ....... 17c gain price. White Pkinnelette or Striped, 86 Best quality Satinette in Mauve, inches wide; to clear at Pink, Blue and White at a real per yard .................... 24C bargain price at per yard ..... 35c Fine Bleached Cotton at Rayon Silk Dtessi Lengths to'clear Vey yard ................ 15 '/2 C at two prices at $1.75 and $2.25 dress lelagth. . The game, of a better quallty, Flannelett� Blankets to pt, yard .................... 20c clear at, per pair .......... $2.10 1�,nbletched Cotton at 12 V4 Tbex 12c ................ $2.35 at.............. ........ 'a heAv1W Extra heavy all-woA klankets in A dark colors; t6 clear at T49- A per blanket ............... il: q , 't I'v *j, -,flu X g rp mq;% '41 Z sly 30th Though our sales and the big savings that can be ob. taingd. by buying at such sales as ours, are. already well known to everybody in this district, and we do not really need to say any more about them, yet we wish to add that the bargains obtainable at this sale of ours will be posi- tively by far the biggest that were ever offered yet.. We would especially recommend to all our friends and patrons to get their full share in the big piles of samples in all kinds of Ladies' and Childiren's Underwear, Sweaters and Hose, that we got in lately, from one of the biggest firms in the Dominion. They were bought at.such a low price that enables us to sell them at' from 30 per cent. to 40 per cent. less on the dollar than.wholesale prices. 0 , 4 Men's Wear Nicely tailored men's three-pi�ce An extra big reduction on all kinds Suits, made of the best material -it's of Uen'�s- Sweater Coats and Pull - a real good suit; $1150 overs. to clear at ................ Real nice Men's Summer Under - Another line $12.50 to $22,50 wear, separate, at 49c to clear at.... each ................ ........ Men's strong C"ottonade Pants, al- Combinations at 85c so good heavy Overalls, in black, grey and blue and white stripe,- The same, I per pair ...... .............. Men's Silk Ties and Genuine Solid .in smocks, worth $2.2,5; to $1139 Leather Belts to clear at 15c clear at this sale at ........ Work Shirts of all kinds and makes, each .............. .. Other Ties of better quality at to go at this sale from, per shirt.... Suit, to $1 @05 half price. Men's Cotton Hoge at 19C Men's fine Sport Shirts, 6//9_C to clear at * per pair Of a heavier quality at 220 .... ........... 11. 4, Extra Fine Men's Dress Shirts, In- . per pair ...................... Men's. real heavy Wool Sock, to eluding Broadcloth and Silks, regu- lar to $3.9a; clear �t up - $1,6 9 3 pairs for .............. to clear at ................ -A big -�ariety of,MeWs Ups, to The best all -wool Cashmere Itose nr 'Silk and Silk and Wool Sport Hose clear to from 45c to 79c from .......... per pair ............ Lawes w ear ''Childtoefi's We A vaiiety of Ladies' Coats and OR Ladies' Underwear, including Night kinds of Dresses, to cleax at an d��. Gowns, in different weights. and. ar. traordinary bargain price. styles. These are all samples and will sell, at a sensationally low price. Boys, Suits Z;ado.,of 'good strong Coutbibationg at Porch and Street Gingham dri tweeds, some of them with two pair per palf: ._ ................... 06C to clear at Also a big varieti- of Wles' of pants; to clear 'A lof of - Boys, Drawers to a dress ...................... Hosiery as samples, Will, soff at loss gt this sald ftokn. . $4035 to $8A 4%1, 1 pair ............ thm half price. Corsets in the beat makes of *e, Strong Boys' Pants at 89c, igel f*s"jitid Girls' Hose to clear at", Dominion Lad' a' Silk Hose in all the ne"t and $1.10 per pair., this stile at s at ast and Boys, Shirts from ........... 98c to $2.2,91 hado- 1-e 4t 1 Be and Me per pair ........... p pAif-4 ........... -77 I I at ......... .... ........... 406 Very Fine Brassiers io clear Pure Silk Throad.Hose, dt_ 104C. � 2, ,, .4Ln extra bargain in Girl8P �Rayon, at ............ .............. 20p; regular $1.60, for ...... ... 0 Boys' Caps from to, -silk Dross", 1 69 , each.... t clear at ........ ........ Other Brassiers A44 kinds of Ladiest qlov�ea it a 0 AR to from ......... , ..... 7 special barga -p ee. 40C Boys" all -wool Son* Men's Umbrellas at Wiwi, Coaonj ose at 4#1 ch ........ eaelf ............ ..... Princess slips and' per-Jimir ....... cut, ................ 0,#ton yerieyo_A�1' ata Lit&e UrAtallaa 6603 Lisle 11(�6' 44 kha each ..... . too IRA. at. ...... An extrao4nary bargain In 9 pair boys, Undftis kepal%te,, kin& of Silk Underwear and all kil & :ib �, I lf-bPefit#g �Hth. doabla 41"A An 4:Rwk rd, go X"Ary .1, 11 � . 'I, - -t . . 1h of gilk Scarfs. Don't mists' it. unis of Liles, 8*06, eac ........ Go, 9 ....... X l I'lu 6& AW 1W I 1W I W1 to