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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1918-10-24, Page 5T IIlltsaay, °C t. 2 4th 19 IS rjr E W J. N G 4.. . AD ..N O E tabseaditalaimeatalearc=sweetaareatareaceratelerapeetogianliall I I..�y,�wll hn 6 i�� vl��ll il( i.ni�lII .J 11 MMN4lt`i: .0 o,��b LII, IIU. When will it end? Thousand$ upon thousands, endi ;ss thouaands,hold their lives clasp as the price of Victorious Peace. And we—as we watch from afar their heroic efforts— may viz be able to say, that the little we at home could do, we have done; —that in so far az we could support them, lighten their burdens, bring them - forts, we have done it; —that we have striven un- ceasingly to shorten their stay 'in the Hun -made Hell; —that freely, fervently, unitedly, we have laid our bumble offerings alongside their noble sacrifices on the altar of Victory—and Peace. &;:another opportunity to /end your individual weight to the blow that will shorter the war comes with the offering of Victory Bonds about to be made. Let not tht privilege to do your share find you unprepared. Issued by Canada's Victory Loan Committee in co_oporction With the Minister of Finance of the Dominion of Canada. LIST OF PRiZ3 WINVERS (Continued from page 4,) FINE ARTS our, PAINTINGF Animals, grouped or single, Miss Cooke Miss Livingstone; fruits or flowers, M Livingstone, M Cooke; Landscape or Marine, Mrs (Dr) Tamblyn, M Cooke; any other subject, Mrs I Stewart, Mrs (Dr) Tamblyn; on glass, M Livingstone; on plaques or trays, M Cooke; on silk, satin or velvet, M Cooke, M Livingstone; collection of oil paintings; Mrs Menzies, M Livingstone. WATER COLOR Landscape or Marine, Mrs I£ McLeod, M Livingstone; any other subject, Mrs K McLeod, Mrs (Dr) Tamblyn; collection M Livingstone, M Cooke. i Telephone Service and Spanish "Fin" In common with the general. community. the operating staff has been effected by the present epidetnic of colds and influenza and has been seriously depleted in con- sequence. ornsequence. At the same time the volume of telephone calls has greatly increased. So many people are i11 at home that the telephone has been used continously and the loadyof extra calls on our depleted operating force has been very heavy. Please keepthis extraordinary situation in mind and Use Vour elephone Only When AhsoIuteN' Necessary. You will thtis be helping to keep the service intact to meet the urgent needs of the com- munity in the present emergency. The 13e11 Telephone Co. of Canada nRAW ING Pen and Ink sketch, Mrs. R. S Wil- liams, M Cooke; pencil, M Cooke, M Livingstone; crayon portrait, Mrs K Mc- Leod, Miss Mulvey; crayon landscape or marine, M Livingstone, M Cooke. CHINA PAINTINGCups and saucers, Miss Mulvey, Miss Patton; plates, Miss Mulvey, Miss Pat- ton; ornament or vase, Miss Patton, Miss Mulvey; any other, Miss Patton, Miss Mulvey; collection, Miss Mulvey; collec- tion of work in 1918, Miss Mulvey. PLANTS AND FLOWERS Asters, Mrs I Stewart, Mrs Menzies; Dahlias, Mrs E W Orvis; Gladioli. Mrs Menzies; Pansies, W J Currie, Miss Pugs- ley; Petunias, Mrs Menzies, Miss Pugsley; Sweet Peas, Jofin T Currie; Stocks, Mrs Jas,iVtenzies, Miss Pugsley; Zinnias, Mrs Jas Menzies, Miss Pugsley; Marigolds, Mrs Jas Menzies, Miss Pugsley; Floral Design, Miss Pugsley; Bouquet table, Mrs Menzies, Miss Pugsley; Bouquet hand, hard plants, Miss Pugsley; Bou- quet, hand, tender plants, Mrs Menzies, MisS Pugsley; Geranium, double white Miss Pugsley, 3 G Fyfe; Geranium, double scarlet, J G Pyfe, lst and 2nd; Geranium, single, Miss Ptigsley; Geranium, double, J G Fyfe, Miss Pugsley; Fuchsia, in bloom Miss Pugsley; Hothouse plants in bloom, J G Pyfe; Foliage plants, collection, Miss Pugsley. LADIES' WORK Apron, kitchen, Miss Livinstone, Mrs E W Orvis; Center piece, colored, M Ament, Geo A Richardson; Centre piece, white, Geo A Richardson, 'Pat Gibbons; counterpane, fancy, L Bryce, Mrs Savage; crocheting, silk, M Livingstone, Mrs Sav- age; coronation work, L Levis, M Anent; curtains, stencilled, 1 pair, Mrs Savage; dresser and stand cover, Mrs K McLeod, Mra E W Orvis; drape, Qideboard, linen, 1 M Cooke, Mrs E W Orvis; drawn work, linen, Mrs Savage, M Livingstone= Dress, girls' cotton, Mrs K McLeod, Rena; Boyd; embroidery, eyelet, M Ament, M J.iving- stone; embroidery, Roman, Mrs Savage, M Livingstone; embroidery, on cotton or linen, Mrs Savage, M Livingstone; em- broidery, on silk or satin, M Cooke, M Ament; .embroidery, punch, M Ament, Reba Boyd; embroidered pillow cases, Mrs Savage, M Livingstone; day Pillow slips, Miss Powell, Mrs Tarpblyn; Five o'clock tea cloth, drawn work, Mrs Men- zies, M; Livingstone; Five o'clock tea cloth, embroidered, Reba ,Boyd, M Ament; handkerchiefs, fancy, Mrs K McLeod, Mrs Tamblyn; knitting;tbag, M Ament, Reba Boyd; Irish lace, hand. made, Mrs Tamblyn, M Livingstone; Initialed towel, workbag, fancy M Anent. Mrs K Mc- Leod; yarn, homespun. double and single, Mrs I' Gibbons lst and 2nd; collection of Ladies' work, M Ament, Mrs Tamblyn; collection of knitting, vIrs Tamblyn, Miss Livingstone. sr A Friend GIRLS' DEPARTMENT Table mate, Miss Leaver; two hemmed handkerchiefs,. Miss Carrick; darned socks or stockings, Miss Carrick; crochet work in wool, Dorothy Lavis; crochet work in cotton, Dorothy Lavis, Dorothy Lloyd; narrow crochet edging, by girl under 12, Dorothy Lavis; pencil dr a w i n g, Miss. Carrie k, Miss Irving; sofa cushion, Dorothy Lavis; six button holes on a garment, Miss Carrick; patching on 1 pair, M Livingstone, Mrs K McLeod; . a garment, Miss Carrick; plain apron, by 1 Lace, Ioniton or point, Mrs Tamblyn, Mrs K McLeod; laundry bag, M Living- stone, Mrs Savage; braided mat, M Livingstone, Mat, fan c y, table, Mrs Tamblyn, Mrs Savage; mitts, man's, double, Miss Patton, Mrs K McLeod; netting, M Livingstone, Mrs Tamblyn; pin cushion, M Livingstone, ' Mrs Tamblyn; purse or handbag, hand- made, Mrs Tamblyn, Mrs Savage; Quilt, pieced cotton, Mrs Orvis, Mrs Tamblyn; Quilt, patched woollen, Mrs Tamblyn, Mrs. Orvis; Quilt, pieced woollen, Mrs Orvis, Mrs Menzies; Quilt, silk or velvet, Mrs Livingstone, Mrs I Stewart; quilt, any other, Mrs. Tamblyn; set bed -room linen, Mrs Lavis, Mrs Livingstone; sweater, hand -made, Mrs Tamblyn, M Livingstone; shirt, man's working, Mrs Orvis, Mrs I Stewart; slippers, pair home- made, Mrs Savage. M Livingstone; Slum- ber rug, Mrs Tamblyn, Mrs Orvis; sofa pillow, painted, M Livingstone, Miss Carrick; sofa pillow, needlework, M Ament, Mrs K McLeod; sofa pillow, any other, Mrs Tamblyn, Mrs K McLeod ;ox Stn. woollen, hand made, Mrs Tamblyn, Reba Boyd; sox, soldier's hand made, M Ament, Mrs Tamblyn; tatting collect- ion, M Livingstone, Mrs Menzies; tray cloth, Miss Menzies, M Ament; table runner, Mrs Orvis, Mrs Tamblyn; towels, 6 fancy, Mrs Livingstone, Mrs Savage, Mho Little Doctor alwal s re Arrays on hand to reeve 1_. ey and bladder trophies, an help nature purify the blood. The Motional Drug at Chemical Co.. of L auada, Limited. Toronto. in ,.ss..,..I;Ihdl_,kI:�.Ri!5 £t! yi.iJli6Bx116.1.,!i' DRUGLESS PHYSICIAN CHIROPRACTIC Chiropractic Drugless Healing occur ately locates and removes the cause o. disease, allowing nature to restore health J. A. FOX D.C., D.O. Osteopathy Electricity Member Drugiess Physicians Associa- tion of Canada, ' —Phone 191 -- -THE CHANCE OF A LIFETIME A farmer's independent life combined with all the comforts and conveniences of town. Forty acres of land ad- joining Wingham together with a dwelling with all modern conveniences and large barn. This is just what many men are looking for and will not hold long. Ritchie & Cosens Insurance and Real Estate Wingham, Ontario CREAM WANTED Our service is prompt and remittance sure. Our prices are the highest on the market consistent with honest testing Ship your cream "direct" to us and save au agent's commission. The commission comes out of the producer. The more it cost to get the cream to Its destination the Icss the producer is sure to get. We supply cans, pay all express charges and remit twice a month. Write for prices and eans. -.-Toe- Seaforih Creamery Co, Seuforth, ., Out. gid udder 12, Miss Carrick; plain sewing, Miss Carrick, Miss Irving; initialed handkerchief, Miss Leaver; two guest towels, Dorothy Lavis; girl's kirnona nightdress, Miss Currie, Miss Leaver; collection of fancy work, Dorothy Lavis; knitting bag, Miss Irving, SCHOOL CHILDREN'S COMPETI- TION A, for children under 10 years, G. Mc- Dowell, Jessie Menzies; B, for children under 13 years, sennet Robertson, Al- berta Wacker; C, for children under 16 years, Jennie Anderson. SPECIAL PRIZES Competition between Huron and Bruce for the best five horses, Geo Cruikshank, Jas Forster, Geo Cruikshank, W Hain - stock, Adam Robertson; best filly or gelding, Bert Armstrong; best dairy cow, silver medal donated by Canadian Bank of Commerce, Jas H Finley; best gentle- man's turnout, L Lott; automobile race, Mr Jackson, T R Bennett; best brood sow, Bert Armstrong; best pen of four bacon hogs, Jas .Alton; best pen of suck- ing pigs, John M Fisher; breeder's young herd, King Bros; herd of purebred beef cattle, King Bros; best type of Dual Purpose cow, W M Anderson, James Fowler; best steer or heifer, A McKague; neatest fowl pen in which poultry are exhibited, Haggitt Bros; best collection of poultry, Haggitt Bros; best collection of grain, I J Wright, H T Perdue; best col- lection of pickles, Mrs Menzies, Mrs I Stewart; collection of canning, Mrs Orvis; best three-year-old filly or gelding, Alex McDonald, Adam Robertson; best col- lection of plants and flowers, Miss Pugsley; Ladies' hitching race, A G Bishop, W J Currie; best heavy team in harness, W Hainstock; best 10 lbs. of dairy butter in rolls, I J Wright; heaviest dozen of eggs, I J Wright; neatest pen- manship, by boy or girl under 15 years, Graham Wray; best 10 lbs. of dairy butter in one pound prints, I J Wright; running race, mile, best 2 in 3, Mr Taylor, Mr Currie. 'CANADIAN BANKERS' COMPETI- TION Pure-bred or grade calves, cared for by girl or boy under 17 years of age: 1st, Verna Taylor, $5; 2nd, Russell Tervitt, $4; 3rd, Willie Alton, 33; 4th, James Campbell, $2. SOME SAVING THOUGHTS Civilization has been saved, you must save to pay the bills. The soldiers fought to save you; save to pay them. • Save! Remember Canada's war bill i s i still a million a day. Save and so be in a position to lend r Canada your money at good interest. Save in the day of your prosperity. Remember that "rainy days" come. Save that you may be able to invest in ' your country Canada needs your dollars as much as she needed men; save to meet the need. Practice economy today and so protect yourself against the uncertainties of to.. morrow. Went Up Again The newspapers of Canada are experi- encing another advance in the price of newsprint. Since the war newprint alone has advanced 66 per cent. AUCTION SALE Of valuable Farm Property in the Town- ship of West Wawanosh. PURSUANT to the power of sale contained in a certain Mortgage which will be produced at the time of sale there will be offered for sale by public anOtion at the Brnnawiok hotel in the Town of Wingham on 'Saturday, rho twenty-sixth day of October, A. D. 1918, at two o'clock in the afternoon by Thomas Bonnett, Auctioneer, the following valuable property, namely: The East half of Lot nulnber Twenty four in the EIeventh Concession of the Town• ship of West Wawanosh in the County of Huron, containing one hundred nares Of land more or loss. On this property i9 situated a Comfortable frame dwelling, good frame barn with stabling underneath. The property is situated on ggood gravel road about fiver miles from thO Village of white. church. The soil is a good clay learn and i& In apod state of cultivation. TERMS OF SALE:—Ten per cont.' of the purohase'tnoney on the day of Halo and the balance in thirty days thereafter. The prOp- erty will be offered subieot to a reserved price. Farther particulars and conditions of sale will 9e made known ab the time of *ale or may be had on application to the undersigned. Dated this twenty-eighth day Of September. 4,D. 1918. R. ''vANSTONE SOlioitor for the i7endor. STOP! in' and see the New Williams Sevficnt Machines Special prices just now. lige. also, handle needles for all the reading sewing machines. Mrichine Oil, Belts anti Etc; Best piano and furniture polis'' in in Canada. The New Pall Records are Arriving Almost iiaiY Get some of these and cheer the family. F1 J. hill's Music Stott in Need The Pandora, Range is your real friend on wash day. el1Gtugo the top around, set the boil- er ori the far side and use the three nearest Boles—you 'au boil on all of them. Dinner o' tl time; no extra fuel, no rush orconfusion, FOR SALE BY R. R. MOONEY W C1a ry'r le.Levige London Toronto Montreal St. John, N.B. Hamilton Calgary ra Winnipeg Bdmonton Saskatoon 00 Vancouver 1918 MODEL SUITS at Pre -War Price ! That means something to you men who find it hard to keep up with the rising cost of everything. Through close co-operation with a leading maker of men's clothes, and by being satisfied with .a small margin of profit we are 14 id:AC to offer you the well- known That is several dollars .Iess than it usually takes for 'a suit of equal value, Drop in and 'see these suits now, while our stock is : - still fresh and complete. H. E. ISARD & CO. Six reasons 1 --Steadies nerves 2 — Aiiays Thirst 3 -Aids appetite 4--11etps digestion 5— Keeps teeth clean 6 --it's economical it's a good friend: E(eep the soldiers and sailors sun;Itedf 96 Chew It atter every meat The Flavour Lasts!