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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1921-07-21, Page 4THE WINGRAM ADVANCE MORE POWER To You YOU can enjoy more power for starting and light- ing if vou will let us inst all a Prest-O-Lite Stor- age BiatteW hi your car. But first let us prove that Prest-O-Lite Service can prolong the life of your V�ment battery, whatever its make. Your own best interests are our first concern. C7 Benefit by the money -saving advice and attention which Prest- O-Lite Service freely offers, and we will not need to ask you to install the powerful, worry -saving Prest-O-Lite Battery when the time comes for replacement. You'll demand it. Robertson & Hecker "The Garage for Service" Whitechurch their daughter, Mrs. 'Wm. Wraith, Lang- Miss Greta Itox: is visiting relatives at side., St, Catharines. Rev. John Henderson spent a couple of Mrs. Win. Martin and Bruce, returned Quite a number from this vicinity at - days at his home here last week, t-.om Goderich last week, where they tended the services in the Methodist Miss Isabel Fox returned from 8t. had been visiting. Church, Wingham, last Sunday. Rev. Catharines on Monday night. Miss Nettie Lott is spending her holi. Mr. Chown, the Superintendent of the Methodist Churches of Canada, being Mr. and Mrs. Rglestone visited with days with her grandmother in Brussels. present and preaching in the afternoon and evening, Miss Levine Carrick of Wingliam, i,, holidaying at-ber home here. Miss I�Ziith Peddle, and -Angus MacKay A and Harold Sperling, left on Monday A morning to attend the summer schoo: hold at Lake Couchiching. St. Helens played baseball 0 againsi Whitechurch, here last Monday. White, chureh won 6-5 ""Built in Canada�' DIED WBITFIELID-In Bruessels South, on July 6th, 1921, Ruth Adella. daughter ol Joseph and Mary Whitfield, aged 21 years, 2 months and 6 days. ArAm-otor resla"w-tO �, m -9 ii?o rnnree years of the most gr"w-14 11ino %S� ts �D (-)NIX after Studebaker engineers had spent three years irl subjecting the LIGHT - U SIX motor to the most --ruelling tests, were they ready to approve its being offered to the public. The entire LIGHT-SLX car was designed with a definite purpose, which was to build an automobile of quality construction that would perform all of the functions of a heavier car, but which could be oplerated at a minimum expense. In keeping with this aim, LIGHT -SIX engineers conceived and patented the Internal Hot -Spot -an exclusive feature of the Light -Six motor, which is largely respon- sible for the unusually low fuel consumption of the Studebaker LIGHT -SIX. a No other automobile offers such EcGnomy and Value as the LIGHT -SIX -See this car and ride in it before you buy. LIGHT -SIX TOURI.N.G-NOW $1885 Coupe -Roadster $2385 Sedan $2885 All prices A. a. b. Walkervifle, Ont. Exclas�cc of Sates Tax ALL STUDEBAKER CARS ARE EQUIPPED WITH CORD TIRES J P' L. Kennedy-, De -a -ler, Wing-haim This is a Studebaker Year at Goderich, Ont., this compauy will run Jar Rings loc. doz., 3 doz. for .................... I Zinc Jar Rinks, per doz ......................... Parowax, large the steamer, Greyhound, from Detroit to ri Cireyhound To Goderich WINGHAM CHAUTAUQUA For the occasion of the Old Horne Week, PROGRAM at Goderich, Ont., this compauy will run Jar Rings loc. doz., 3 doz. for .................... I Zinc Jar Rinks, per doz ......................... Parowax, large the steamer, Greyhound, from Detroit to Goderich, Monday, August 8th, leaving A Week Of Delightful Entertain - Detroit at 9 a. in., and reaching Godecich rnent 5.30, stopping at Port Huron on route. THURSDAY, JULY 21st On Monday night at 8 - 30, the Greyhound will run a moonlight excursion to Lake Afternoon - Huron. For dancing on this occasion our - Opening Exercises in Charge of Superin- patrons will have the privilege of enjoying tendent. the music of one of Finzel's famous or- High -Class Musical Concert. chestras, consisting of nine pieces, every Th e Zedeler Symphonic Quintette. member of this unit being an artist on Evening - his own instrument. The Greyhound will Prelude Concert-Instru mental a n d leave Goderich Monday night at 11 Vocal, o'clock for Detroit', arriving at 7.15 a. The Zedeler Symphonic Quintette. in., Tuesday, Humorous Lecture - "Family Reme- Dr. Chown at wingharn dies". Helbert Leon Copq A grand rally of Methodist people, I 'The Funn est Man Since Bill Nye,,. under the auspices of the Belgrave Methodist church, was held in the �� ing. FRIDAY, JULY 22nd. ham Methodist churcb on Sunday, July Afternoon - 17th. Rev. Dr. S. D. Chown of Toronto, Entertainment for Songs, Stories, Imi- General Superintendant of the Methodist tations, Whistling. church in Candda, delivered able and ap- Little Alice Louise Shrode propriate addresses to large congregations Lecture- Seeing Life Whole". afternoon and evening. Rev. J. R. William H. Stout Peters, B. A.. of Belgrave, who was res- President Interhational Lyceum and ponsible for this eminent clergyman's pre. Chautauqua Ass'n. sence assisted with the services. In the Evening - afternoon the Lucknow Methodist church Entertainment by the Wonder Child choir furnished the music and in the even. Entertainer. ing the Wingham Methodist choir, Little Alice Louise Shrode The choir loft and the organ have been Spectacular Indoor Circus. lowered and the wiring of the church is Pamahasika's Pets not quite completed. The former was a An Animal Play of Wonderful Skill. big undertaking but adds greatly to the SATURDAY, JULY 23rd. appearance of the edifice. Afternoon- Goderich Surnrner School Concert Program by High -Class Sing - Upwards of 100 delegates registered at ers. the summer school, which opened on The Gilvan Light Opera Singers Monday. This number is well repre- Lecture -"Sea Power and World Free- sentative of the northern district of the dom. I London conference delegates being pre- Major Arthur E. Runnells of Montreal. sent from all parts of it They are billet- Evening - ed in the homes of hospitable Goderich Full Evening Concert, followed by the folk, whn, at co-operating in every way Presentation in Special Costuming of to make the School a success. The ladies. Part of the Great Gilbert and Sul - of the Victoria street church have agreed '_ livan Comic Opera, "Rud,dygore". to provide meals for the week. The Gilvan Light Opera I Singers. Rev. J. 0. L. Spracklin was the ad. MONDAY, JULY 25tb. vertised speaker for the night, but on ac. Afternoon - count of his il.ness his place was taken by . Recital Concert by three Splendid Art - Rev. Ayearst, pro vincial license inspect. ists from the Toronto Conservatory or, who delivered a forceful address on of Music; Ferdinand Fillion, Violinist; law enforcement. Other speakers includ- 'MacBride, Fern Goitre Fillion, Soprano; Harvey ed Ex -Mayor of Brantford- Robb, Pianist. Lecturette-"China: Principal Reynolds, of the Ontario Agri' Ancient and Modern". cultural College at Guelph; J. H Gundry. Dr. Frederic Poole of Toronto, and M. D. Smith. Oriental Traveller and Raconteur The opening sessions of the school Evening - proved most interesting and its success is Recital Concert. now assured. Ferdinand Fillion and His Assisting Artists. n S INCREASED RAILROAD RATE Great Illustrated Lecture, showing NOT RESPONSIBLE Many Motion Pictures, "With Allan - FOR by in Palestine and Lawrence in BUSINESS STAGNATION Arabia' Dr. Frederic Poole A denial of the frequently -met Direct from 10 months' Tour in Eng - allegation that increased railway land. rates are responsible for the present 1. TUESDAY, JULY 26th. usiness depression was made by '"'illiam Sproul, President of the Southern Pacific Railway Company. at the convention of the National Association of Credit Men at San Francisco last week. Mr. Sproul, a:f- ter alluding to -the so-called "freight blockade" that occurred in 1917, said: - "Just as it was lightly alleged then that the railroads bad broken dowp, so now it is readily alleged thaf'the increase in railroad rates is responsible for the stagnation of business. Because, transportation is so important a factor in business it would be a serious charge, if it were true, that the railroad rates had pro- duced the present stagnation in busi- uess. But it is not true. "On the contrary, the railroad rates were not raised in time to en- able the railroads to move the com- merce of the country in its active period when the business of the country at large could easily absorb the increase. The fact is that the rates were raised and business de� clined at about the same time, but one had nothing to do with the other as a relate�d,matter. "In proof (if the -. , :,­ ion."Iet me cal*� your attention to the vater rates. The rates by water have tieen on thi, &:clnie. Yet private owners are laying up th6r shipq. The Unite:i States Shipping Board's ships an laid up by the s�:ore becarse businest is stagnant. The cause is found ir the sheer inability of busin"s to back on �i peace T' , IS tll( reason busineFs has halted. "Yet the val* of tne .;y is that rai!roads rEd-.c; their rites because business is bad. This call for re- duction comes from all sources and on all important commodities and from all se,-tiors of the country. I venture the opinion that if all the railroads of this country were, by S91,11e edict, to reduce their rates oue- half on every kind of traffic every' where, there would be ro appreciabl, Increase in the volume of bttsitess moved, but the railroads would be prostrate in one common disasta that would shake the nation and call tredits into oneAtion." BORN ,T.HoRN'TO,.N-In Mori -is on Monday, July 18th., toMr. and Mrs.Anson Thornton a son. Gorrie M 2 r. andMrs. R. H. Carson, 'Mrs. Phair and'Miss Alba Carson returned on Wed- nesday from their three weeks' trip. They went by way of Muskoka through Sudbury to Blind River, where they spent scone time with Mr. and 'Mrs. Ink- ster. Leaviug there they went by way, of the pike road to the Soo down through Michigan, %isiting, fric;ids at different points, then back into Cnnada at Wirid. sor and from iliete home. They made a complete circle cf Lake Huron and en. joyed their trip greatly. 60 Tliursday, July 2tst, 1921 .41 74 X X WA ISARDIS.. M-er art Pecia s X Z to Ic Cut Prices In Lines of Summer Goods Reduce StoCk QuIcklY MEN'S LISLE SOCKS, fine quality in brown;. black, navy and gray, regular 50c value .................... 35c or 3 pair for $1.00 X ;Ki WOMEN'S HOSE -10 doz. Lisle Hose in black, white or brown,. sale ................................... ...... X BLOOM ERS- Ladies' pink nainsook bloomers, fine quality to clear at ............................................ . .... 1. . VOILES -Fancy flowered and figured volles, now on sale at ........ 75C BOYS' HOSE -Bargain in boys' ribbed hose, 5 doz. to clear at V1, 11 ..................... ...... 35c or 3 pairs for $1.00 XMEN'S WORK SOCKS, part wool, regular value 50o, sale ........ 40c' X, MEN'S BOOTS -A line of men's stong wearing boote, black or Xtan, our cut price ........................................ 4.00 MEN'S !§HIRTS-Men's strong wearing shirts to clear at ........ 1.39 CANVASS BOOTS -Women's white canvass boots, to clear brok- 16, en linCB, reg. 3.00 value for ................................ SI -69 BOYS' STRAW HATS, your pick for ............................. 25c. I WOMEN'S GOWNS -Fine quality nainsook night gowns, lace trimmed. reduced to .................................. ­ 95c I LADIES' WAISTS- Fine quality white voile waists, reg. 2.00 to 2.50, sale .................................................. 1.69 1 SILK HOSE -Ladies' white silk hose to clear at .................. 1.25 BARGAIN IN CORSETS -New model summer �Yeight corsets, I on sale at .................................................. 1-00 LADIES' SHOES -Fine quality kid oxfords, to clear at a bargain.. 3.90 SILK HOSE -Ladies' silk heather hose, best colors, reg. 2.50, sale 1.90 Ladies' Home journal Book of Fashion with coupon for pattern, regular price 35c, cut price ................................... as" X X, H*. E. Isard &'Co. i. Glenannan . Wedding Bells are ringing round Glen- Nliss Edith Metcalfe and Isabel, spen . annan. Sunday at Newton with their cgiusin Mrs.l Miss Ada McGilt spent a few days -%vith., Waddell. her niother in Whitechurcb. The Sunday Scbool at Eadies are hav- I Rev. Ivir. Mills of Bluevale will occupy7 ifig their piczfl� on Wednesday of this week; the putpit at Eadies' Church next SundRy. at Nlr. Wm Canipbells, on the river flat, I M,s. Critikslianks ofi M%ilbank, is vishinK 11 T: Q it Al T I D � , ! . I at Oliver Stakes. ss e a c ean o e ro ea -, viSIL' Afternoon- in�� xvith Miss Nlabel Stok" and other 1 There are a number of Ind!an& puliinr This is Rest Afternoon. Get ready for fri'vnd�. oti the loth. flax on the Fipling farm the best play that has been produced at Chautauqua. One hundred laughs 24 X MIX X X x0p. X X X, 7.0 XTX X00. ItNAM XX WhIM. XX: guaranteed. Evening - Percival Vivan Himself, at the Head of so his Company of Broadway Players, in the G G I UAANT1661 01 DAYS, SALE''x ,Teatest Laugh -Producing Come- dy of the Century - "It Pays to Advertise" Thursday, Friday and Saturday Next, WEDNESDAY, JULY 27th JUL'T" 21st, 22nd, 23rd. Afternoon- Vi N. Unique Concert with Unique Costum-! X, Ic ing. I b-; Wool for sweaters and etc., 1 oz balls sport floss, all colors, reg, 25 Miss Ruby Gall and Her Old Song'X while they last only ......................................... c'l C. Singers. 9C. Lecturette- "Modern Canadian Poet"I Aluminum R Dr. Robert Norwood, - K Evening� Preserving r, Some Songs of Long Ago. X Miss Ruby Gall and Her Old Song; Ket fles., Singers. Lecture -"The Dominion and its De,-, at Big- Reductions tiny". 6 qt. size ............. $1 49 Dr. Robert Norwood. 8 qt. size ............. 2 �5 One of Canada's Greatest Orators. 10 qt size ............. 2 5W % 4, 1 %# i 12 t ­'­ .) n 41% Hay - Fever SUMMER COLDS, ASTHMA, spoil many a holiday. RAZ - MAH Positively stop% these troubles Sneezing, weezing, coughing, weeping eyes aren't necessary - unless you like being that way. �1.00 at your druggist's, or write Templetons, Toronto, for a free trial. Sold by J. W. McKlbbon Belmore Mr. '.Nliills of Bluevale, preached an eloquent sermon in the Presbyterian church, Sabbath afternoon, in the even. itig the Women's Institute tool, charge of the meeting. The social which was to ble held on Mr Hector MeLean's lawn has been pos- poned until the 25th., when it will be held bn Mrs. Corrigan's lawn, gravel road. The choir of the Presbyterian Church will furnish music, Miss 34unice Hackney left for Toronto, Monday to visit friends there, Mrs. 'Murray who has spent a few weeks with St. Helen's friends has re turned to'Mrs,john Mulvey's, Aliss 'Wargaret Ballagh and Bliss Lizzie 'MeXee, Gorrie, who have been holidaying in Orillia, came home Friday. Aliss Jennie McKee of New York, and her father called on old friends here last week. There will be no service in the Pres. byterian olnuch text Sabbath. Does the work as well as ina6hines costing $300.00 or inore. If this sounds too good to be true, just give us a chaticc to prove it. Used by the Doniinion and Provincial Govern - Merits atid many of Canada's lat,gest firins. Catalogue Free. ; - - Write Now. A. E. DOHERTY & CO, Windsor, Ont, .1.1...$�..*�-110-0...*.-.*..*...*..-*.-P...0.1-.*-t.��. 11 . .......... I .. 16 qt. size ............ 0 3 69 Jar Rings loc. doz., 3 doz. for .................... I Zinc Jar Rinks, per doz ......................... Parowax, large 25c - 35c cake ........... I ............ ....... Overolls for Men ............................. Leather 6c. 81 .49 Half Soles for men ... .................. :, *­ *,,,, *, , ... Leather Half Soles for women 25c. 15C. Rubber Heels for men and women, a pair ............. Ladies, vests, with or without sleeves ..... :::*::,:" , * ............. Clover Leaf Cups and Saucers 19C. 2.5c. ........ . Laundry Soap, all kinds ......................... :.:* ......... * ... * *: ''::::: ­.: Long 23c. 7c. V. Bar Castile Soap only ........................ Nott, these Prices Good I 9c. X for above 3 days only. WINGHAM B A Z A A R THE GEM - 5, 0 ADDING MACHINE ADDS, MULTIPLIES9, SUBTRACTS Does the work as well as ina6hines costing $300.00 or inore. If this sounds too good to be true, just give us a chaticc to prove it. Used by the Doniinion and Provincial Govern - Merits atid many of Canada's lat,gest firins. Catalogue Free. ; - - Write Now. A. E. DOHERTY & CO, Windsor, Ont, .1.1...$�..*�-110-0...*.-.*..*...*..-*.-P...0.1-.*-t.��.