The Wingham Advance, 1921-04-14, Page 5I �i
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April 14tli, I
THE WINGRAM AT)VANCP,
SOME MEN WE HAVE MOWN
blV few People realize the very
difficult Positions in which ministers and
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often placed, in connectio - UALITV19
editors are n a F Q
with the death of persons, whose funeral Z4,
services the minister is asked to conduct
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and whose obituary the editor is expected
to write. We write from a long and e
tensive experience for few men living have,
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written more obituaries than the writer Spring and
111 during an active Witorial service of nearly
43 years, To write a sketch of some men
s an easy and pleasant tas%—their lives
being so rich in good deed Summer Frocks
_Q and kindly
associations,
To*day, we are considering the life of an
oldt valued and close friend of over 40
Years—Mr. Richard Al A a sketch of
" You will(find our extensive showing of Summer
whose life appears in this issue. We call
truthfully say that he was the friend of
everyone who was favored with his ac.
Goods radiating with qual
ity, style and value
quaintance, A chop mate of many years
remarked to us since his death that Ric
ard Allen couldn't do a wrong to any ma
n,
nor be a party to a mean action, Fancy voiles
Andersoul's SCOteh Gingham
In thinking over the passing to rest ' - I
.. .. . ...... of A wonderful array of fine English and CA go
Mr, Allen after a long. industrious, useful nadian This famous makeof fine quality Gingh.im just 3
made Voiles in new and distinctive patter�ns that received in overchecks and plaids, Fully
and honorable, life of over 87 years, we
are dainty apd stylish
at very moderate prices si, teed fast colors, so iu.'wiae.
see in Irlm the representative of a worthy 125 and 150 yd. Special 1.15 yd.
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type of men, several of whom we have
known intimately in BoWmanville. He Ginghams 35c yd.
was an even -minded, honest, honorable
A special shipment of best quality Canadian
man; no office seeker, content to perform made Q-Tingbams, in checks, plaids and stripco�
his daily task and live in peace and harw
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llmmwwp� light, medium and dark Patterns. Special a5a yd,
mony with his fellows, He nevgr crowd- Duchess Satin
ed a fellow worker or citizen aside t_0 win
an advantage. He lived the teaching of Patricia Black Duchess Satin. a beautitut quality Dresses
the Golden Rule. Like Junius he claimed of soft, rich material of lustrous finish. Made from
a A fall range of ladies' and children's Gingham
the liberty to know, to utter and express, all silk yarn, in good weight for suits and dresses, Dresses. Bungalow Aprom. in neat and attract
1 4.0re 36 In, wide. Special $3.75 yd, a
P46wft to Staft according to the dictates, of, conscience, =038 styles.
above all other liberties. The rights and 1-Z"
privileges he claimed for himself he freely
and Light
Car" accorded to others.
YOU -11 Yes, Mr. Allen, was a type of several
eitizens we have known—not a very I
arge
8ass but men known for hones r- Jo A* ILLS' "Ol.
ty. hono -4 Our Goods are the Best— Our Prices Right. Z
Robertson & Hecker ably dealing and integrity, loveable men -6 Flour, Feeds and Seeds a Special
ty. Sam.
"The Garage for service,, in whom everybody had unbounded con `4 41
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seeking or holding public offices, but men
in the ranks of the ministry, teachers,
business men, working men and others in Whitechurch
Air AV the humbler walks of life—men who con- Mr. Hectnr MqcKay went under an
tributed to the world's uplift and left it oper4tion for his eye in Wingham Gener-
better than they found it. In this class al hospital last week. 'v' N 0
we think of Rev. William Joliffe, Dr. Alex � Miss Nellie Walters, who I,; a nurse in
Beitb, Charles Young, R. H. Turner, t aining in a London Hospital is at home
re-cuperating after having scarlet fever.
Sohn Higginbotham, Peter Murdoch, Mr, Knight, representative of the Lon -
Thomas Bassett, E. R. Bounsall, John d Advertiser and Free Press was in our
Hellyar, Markus Mayor, James Johnston ;bon 14
urg last week and got quite a few sub -
I C. Vanstone, Principal James Gilfillan, scriPtiOus. ' I We are now ready for business and 14
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Mowbray, and are able to give you the best of ses- 04
V.84MVAu4" 1,q 4mazim M. A. Lewis Jollowj Charles Tod, Levi
Morris, John Allen, and others who might children have moved into Mr. John vice on all kinds of tire repairing.
b e mentioned".—Canad Gatmes house, recently vacated by Air.
Wroxeter Mrs. Wilan who sold her property to must bear the producer's full name and Bowmanville, iV Stateman, Sam Hutchison.
Dan McTavish is takini roo I ins at Mr. address. Failure to comply with this law [The late Mr. Allen referred to i Mr. Lott's nephew, Mr. Chas. Miller of
]Rouse and yard cleaning are in full Adam McLean% n the Xincardine spent the week -end here.
Miss Muriel Shaw and Miss Flossie
swing. Thesubject in the Methodist church makesthe vendor liable to a fine and above article is a brother of. Mrs. Richard E ert Vulcanizing and,
Rev. Mr. Lymburner who bad been at 4ast Sunday evening -was Missions. The seizure of all'of his supply. Whether the James, Frances St., Wingham.] MacGregor of Toronto, spent the week.
Dutinville attending the funeral of a suit being ably sustained by the pastor, syrup is sold in a gfillon can, a quart seal- end with relhtives in these parts.
brother, returned home last Thursday Rev, Mr. Lymburner. er or a milk can, the producer must have Mrs, Jack Henderson and children of Retreading
night. his name �rinted on it. Itmustbeplain- Grey News Lucknow, spent a few days at the home
of her parents, &r. and Mrs. MacGregor
J. R. Gibson shiDped six or seven car M,st Label it lY visible to the public, and the cari'must David Sauders is making preparations of the village. Ask us about our guaranteed punctul
loads of ties for the C. P. R. last week. also be stamped "Maple Syrup". The for building a new barn to replace thp re,
Mr. Chas. Rintoui underwent a slight
,There is talk of the post office being Dominion,Food Inspector Wm. E. Wil- word "Pure", said Mr. Wilson, is not. one that was burned down last fall. operation on his knee in Lucknop. last proof service.
necessary, as all Maple syrup is supposed
mPved in the near future to the block son of thie London district, had issued a to be pure. "If the product is not pure Win. Cooper, ioth Con., �has been laid 111k-
fo�rmerly owned by Mrs. Rassmussen,e notice that all containers of maple syrup I the owner is liable to a heavy fine". up for a couple of weeks. He had an We carry a complete line of tire and ae.
Mr. Alex Kennedy, 2nd con., Kinloss,
attack of pneumonia, leaves this week for Windsor where he cessories.
Varmers commenced seeding last week will work. X
but the frost and sliow put a stop to Mr' and Mrs' John Falconer. and Mr. Ask for our opinion, we can 1111minate
things for a few days. Geo. Falconer and Lester motored to
rOR Michael Krauter had the misfortune I Thamesford near London, to attend the your tire troubles.
FLOOR's FOR funeral of Mrs. Falconers'brother-iii-law, 1197'
F OR ETEW WA" AND lose a valuable cow, she dropped dead I
NOUR&, PURPOSE CEJUNGG the yard. 13 David Calvert. Wt
SUMCE AI&I-MVE Ck\\ a 0 ALL WORK GUARANTEED . . .
OOR PAlmr ArcbieManii and Vlora Mann visited Mr. Matthew Clark of Brussels, -who is
at Maxwell Abram's on Sunday. the butterinaker for Whitechurc4�,Cream-
ery, is busy getting ready for the coiniug
some of the folk in Moleqworth locality season's work.
have been havinga scare of smallpox.
Mr. Ken Paterson made a business trip
to Toronto last week, x Wingham Tire and
r. and Mrs Jas. �.utherlaud, Mr. and Ir
MTS. Ed. Gaunt and Aliss Sarah Garbutt
MaPgafet C. Cald m
motored to Palmerston one day lastweek V ulcanizinig; D..."cipot v.
General Practitioner to attend the funeral of the ladies' aunt, ;0_1 11�
Spruce Paint Graduate University of Toronto, Faculty Mrs, Susanna Elliott, IN Morton B10ek, Winaham. Phonic 298
of Medicine. . Mr. Win. Crowston of Idaho, is visit -
Y T i6 Office:—Josepbine St., two doors south of mg with his uncles, Messrs. Robert and
Up
P 4 Brunswick Hotel. Andrew Ferrie.
Mrs. Montieth of Exeter, visited last
Now is the time you can -greally improve the appear- 0 Telephones — Office 281, Residence 151. week with Mrs. Johu Mowbray.
ance of your home with a touch of paint here and 0 Next Sunday is Sacrament Sunday in
4 F0F1 there. Don't neglect yc;ur furniture and woodwork. FOR the Presbyterian church here, Rev. Mr.
FURNRUR WROW0400 Gollan of South Xinloss church will take W49
WOOZOL A coat of ptotection uill work wonders. Save the JAMES TAYLOR the Preparatory Service on rriday even-)
SrAIN surface and you save all. AARav-1r.4
AUCT14011y. E E R "'gNaurs'e'300live Teriff is at her home here
M stj again,
M A T I W& A` E N gnu
% Vito Farm Sales a Specialty. Orders left at
The Advance, Wingliam, will receive
PAINTS AND R N 13 H ES prompt attention. WINGHAM MARKETS
Phone NortbHuron 15-623, Brnssels 15-13
foullf I For the Walls and Celli For Hardwood Floors — (Correct up till Wednesday noon)
NEU-TONE—the wa.sh ble, MARbLE-ITE—The perfect Flour.... . ... .... 5 40 to 5 65
sanitary finish that will not fade floor finish that withstands the Lard__ _ * .... , 21 to 11
or rub �ff, Many pleasing tints hardest usage. A hard finish that 0 Butter ..... ..... 45 to so
and suggestions for stencilled will not rnar nor scratch white. Eggs ................. _ 24 to 28
borders, it can be washed with soap and When In' D ubt Cattle, med., butchers..* 9 00 to 10 00
For f7bodwork, etc. water. Cattle, butchers choice,. 11 00 to 12 00
mARTilft WHITE E NAMEL For Furflitut'd Hogs, liveweight .... , 12 50 to 13 00
—(the enam& de luxe) a beauti- WOOD -LAC. STAIN 4a many je, Deal With Hay .............. i-12 00 to 1500 Power
FOR ful finish for bathrooms, bed- shades, Oak, Mahogany, Cherry, Cream ............... to 60
VEPANDANS roonis, etc. It stays white. etc. Gives to inexpensive woods roR 0 t The big majority of farmers, c—
N�s 6wr$mt For Floors � e appearance of the more
.00RCW PAINr SENOURIS FLOOR PAINT— costly. Easy -to use.
a wide range of colors. It drIes For Verandahs
hard with 4 beautiful enamel OUTSIDE PORCH PAINT—
finish that w�a'rs and %years and dties hard in a few hours and
wears, wears like iron.
Come and consult us on any palitting you contemplate.
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We will be glad to advise We have a full ra ge of
MARTIN-SBNOUR Paints andVarnishes—theeasiest-ind
most profitable to use. Fare"
�ypuirposcforevcrysurfaoe.
Rae & Thomp-son
Winaham, Out.
e ..-the SurfaLe.,
L'Ve
4d
He'll
hblp yo u
out With your
farm selling prob-
tems. 'Why worry about
getting a buyer f o r your
farm, When the E. A. Strout
Farm Agency, 306 Manning Cham-
bers, Toronto, has buyers waiting to
hear about the farm you wish to sell
We have buyers for st few 40
acre terms, also 100 acres,
Halve you a fatni this
size for sale? Then %
litt it with our
r e present-
ative,
W.TAILLER
BOX 22% Wifigham
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Phones io6,224.
WALKER'S
Funeral Directors
and1mbalmers
Notor Hearse or Horse Uquipment
Wiftaham, Ontario
Stephen Leacock says that the latest
dance is The Bingo, He has evidently
not heard of The Toddle which consists I
of pushing your partner backwards iqo
everybody else. It has the advanti'ke
over the Bingo of not having to be learn-
ed anew, the steps being mastered be-
tweeh the age of eight gild eighteen
months,
Me TuS, W hyr
—because the Ford engine has the power
and dependability the farmer wants.
—becauseFord is the simple car, anyone can
understand it, operate it and maintain it.
—because Ford is the enduring car. it
stands tip under the daily grind oil our
TOught,st country roads.
—because it is the econ omical car; lo west
in first cost, operation and maintenance.
We render Ford service. We keep your car oil
the rOqd- We sell genuine Ford parts, and tePair rer-
vice at fixed prices. 'You know the cost before yon buy,
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A. M. Crawfordt Dealer
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