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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance, 1921-07-28, Page 4FA THE WINGHANI ADVANCE LT. HAMMOND'S FUNERAL E Impreosive Service Held At Port Huron Mr. and Mrs, W. B, Wellwood were in Fort Huron, Mich., on Sunday attending i the funeral of Mrs. Wellwood's brother, I Lieut. Chas. A. Hammond, after sleeping three years on the fields of Flanders, The funeral was one of the most im- pressive ceremonies ever held. The body, lay in state at the city hall of his home town and two soldiers kept silent watch ever the dead war hero for two days. The hall is three miles distant from the cemetery and during the funeral proces- siou the entire distance was a living mass of soldiers, civiliansand friends. Thous- ands were there who had watched him march,away, tall, erect, handsome and brave every inch a soldier, while the bands %so- played and cheers echoed. They were'all kere now to see their hero laid to rest, yes but in a difterent attitude. The oc- casion was made a memorial to all depart- ed heroes. Following the service at the city ball a hdge military and civic procession was formed and escorted the casket draped in 4*10 the stars and stripes and mounted on a i gun carriage drawn by six black horses furnished by the Kern's products company Glenannan Miss Jean Reid of Paisley, is visiting with her grandmother, Mrs. Aitkin. Mrs, Eadie and Tom spent Sunday evening at Charlie Cather's. Mrs, John Metcalfe and Elva have re- turned home; they were accompanied by Mrs. Win. Lamb and children of Toronto. Dr. Elmer Aitken of Toronto, is visit- ing with friends. Mr. Robert Muir' Jr. is working with his uncle, Mr. Reid, Paisley. Miss Annie Metcalfe spent Sunday at her home. Miss Mary Haugh spent Sunday at John Metcalfe'& Eadie's Sunday school picnic was quite a success, there would have been ta'larger attei 11dance had it not been for he busy time. Mr. Harry Armstrong was renewing old acquaintance on the 10th. on Satur- day. Salern Mr. Mathew Dane from near Gorriet called on Mrs. Win. Weir last Sunday. Mr, Thos Bolt and Miss Eva Bolt of Wingliam called on friends here a few days last week. �Ve are sorry to report the illness of Mrs. Andy Gemmill. We hope she will be all right soon again. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Dane of Howick, visited Mr. and Mrs, Edwin Pilmer one day recently. in full military regalia and military bar- We congratuiate the pupils of U. S. S. ness. No 14 Howick and Turnberry, in having rUT passed the recent entrance exams. We The last respects paid to ft deceased A 25 YEAR ENDOWMENT must also congratulate the teacher, Miss hero were grand. The funeral march was Grant, who so faithtully spent her time in the following order:—The Grand Recently matur6d, itself in with them. The teacher is also to be Z(P into Your work Trank Band; escort composed of the congratulated on having every pupil pass firing squad, American Legion, four over- 20. Years the entrance each year since she came to the section, six years ago. She has been ZESTinto Your appetite seas nurses; G. A. R.; Spanish American Yeilding a return uf 0121 for every $100 engaged to teach the coming year also. var veterans, and all other soldier organ- invested, besides ckrry the risk and lzations of the city including the Ladies' SAVING THE INS U"D 6 YEARS GO into Your heels Auxiliary of the A meri6an Legion; clergy; Port Huron band, Commandery and PRUMIUMS A WONDERFUL WORLD Everybody likes them— -4 znae, ic organications; casket at- Ask for particu All little more praise and" a little less other Mason blame. tended by the mourners, including rela7 Abner Cosens W. T. Booth You will. too. tives and members of Company L. 125th A little less virtue a little less shame, I Life o i canada A delicious Peppermint flavoured infantry; W. 0. W. and any other organ- Mutua A little more thought for the other man's izations and civilians. Wingham, Out. rights, candy jacket around Peppermint flavoured The late LieuL Hammond received a A little less self in our chase for delights. chewing gum that will aid Your appetite distirguished service cross after his death, A little m6re loving a little less hate, and digestion. Polish Your teeth and following wounds received in action, J -31Y Ops Margaret 0. Calder Are all that are needed to make this world moisten Your throat. 31st, 1918. The posthumus award iscas . great, follows; General Practitioner A little more trusting, a little less; fearing, By the makers of "Charles A. Hammond, first lieutenant, Giaduate University of Toronto, Faculty A little more patience in trouble and pain, Company L., 125th infantry, For extra- of Medicine. A little less willing at times to complain, W1521 muff ordinary heroism in action near Sergy, Office:—Josephine St., two doors south of I WRTNZ, r2i WNWIZ., hu W '40MEI)O, A little more kindness worked into tht France, July 31bt, 1918. Advancing up Brunswick Hotel. strife, A 104 and beyond hill No. 212 he was shot Telephones — Office 281. Residence 151. Are -all that are needed to glAfy life' through the arm, yet he refused to go to A little more honor, a little less greed the rear, even for first aid treatment, but ee� continued to assault with his platoon un- Fordyce A little more service, a little less cree Mr. John Martin has got the big steer A little more courage when pathways arf til be received two more wounds from the % The Flavour Lasts last of which he died. from Mr. Stewart of Asbfield, and is at rougb, ction, a little less bluff, present exhibiting him at Walkerton Old A little more a Boys'Reunion for three days this week. A littic more kindness by you and by me Mrs, Lowry of Wheatly, is at present And, oh, what a wonderful world it wouk visiting at Mrs. 3�11 Havens for a tew be, days. "Built in Cana"", Miss Margaret Rintoul has returned to Blyth Crop Reports Toronto, after spending a couple of weeks at her bome here. Robert Berry, official inspector oi Harry Champion happened with a very standing crops for the department 0 bad accident one day last week, he was agriculture, was her6 Saturday and gavi raking hay when the tongue dropped standing crop awards as follows: Duncay down and the horses ran away takin F Laidlaw, 88; J. and F. Laidlaw 87; Johi him in front of the rake for about jo rods. I He received some very severe cuts and , Barr 82J; David Laidlaw 79.1; Medd Bros. AMT. 511K scratches but at the time of writing is 78; Russel Richmond, 72�; R. H. Short doing as well as can be looked for. reed 71. Due to recent storms the grai, Mr. Holenshead and Air. Bert Boyd of was not as good as usual, being badl: &11011111111111111A Arthur, visited at Peter Leaver's on Sun- knocked about. day last. AMA AW Economiciam"I because otipts Exclusive IntertO U g h t. Weight Awl Hot Spot and, -SIX might well be called the The Studebaker LIGHT "Economy Six," for every day in the hands of hundreds owners it is averaging between 21 and 26 miles to the gallon of gasoline. Such low fuel consumption is due chiefly to its Internal Hot-,'i;pvot, an exclusive feature of the LIGHT -SIX motor, designed by Studebaker engineers. The light, evenly -balanced weight of the LIGHT- SIX cbassis further contributes'to its low operating expense —not only with respect to fuel, but tires as well. See the LiGHT-SIX, analyze its fine quality of construction andyqu will agree that it represents the maximum of automobile values. REDUCED PRICES, EFFECTIVE JUNE Ist Touring Car—$1885 Coupe-Roadster—$2385 Sedan—$Z885. All prices A a. b, Walkerville, Ontario. Rvcluxive of sales tax. All Studebaker Cars are Equipped with Cord Tires L. Kennedy, Dealer, Wingharn This is a Studebaker Year Died Following Child Birth The death occurred in Meaford on Tuesday evening, - July 12th, following child birth, of Marjorie Sewell, beloved wife of Mr. E. Leonard Robinson of Wingham, in her 24th year. Deceased was well known in Walkerton, having at one time been employed, on the staff of the Merchants' Bank here. Her bereaved husband also served on the Canadian Bank of Commerce staff here, and on the mobilization of the 160th battalion enlist- ed here for overseas service. The funeral took place from the home of her parents on Friday afternoon last to the Meaford cemetery. —Walkerton Times, Farmer Attacked by Hog Joseph Grubb, a farmer, residing on the Elora road north of N1 ildmay, was Vic- iously attacked in the barn yard as he was doing some chores by a big, powerful Tamwortb bog, and badly injured The animal came from behind and bit Mr. Grubb on the leg above the knee, in- flicting a long gash, so deep that the artery was severed and the blood rushed from the wound in a stream. The wound was bound up and the patient rushed to the office of a local physician. It took nine stitches to close the wound. Cut Out The Credit We have heard a lot of comakent about the amount of money Palmer's Amuse- ment Arena and the Chautauqua and other things take out of town. We have heard it said that some spent their money I who will need it next winteror some other time. This is all true and we cannot change the world or the people in it. There will always be a class of people who spend as they earn and let to -morrow take care of itself. The only remedy we can suggest for this lies with the merchant who has it in his power to refuse credit. If he refuses to exerc6e_ this power, then he should take his loss. It is our credit system that makes the careless more care- less. Thrift is only brought home when want steps in at the door. No man has a right to give credit when he feels that he will not receive his pay. In fact credit is tne one thing that keeps us all in want, —Kincmdine Reporter, C$ Thursday, July 28th, 1921 'M ISARD'S.. ker Mid Sumir A SP0 is' ecia Cut Prices in Lines 0 1 Summer Goods to Reduce Stoclk QuicklY H. E. Isard & Co. 041XXXXXXVIXXXXX XXV4X=V1X74XXXX ger, H, O'Brien. M. E Potter, K, Rorke, Tebbutt, R. G. Thompson, N. E. Tre— J. M. Roycraft, K. H Rakin, xC Rob- leaven, hon; M. I. Tough, hon; M. E. ertson, W. Rae, 0 E. Schoenhais, G. R. Toward, H. Wightman, J. M. Woods, M. Synder, M. R. Stewart, F. J, Sterling I. Wethey, W. D. Woolcombe, xD. R. A. J. Stafford, R. Sullivan, xE, Simpson Webster, xA. E. Williamson, J. Wylie, J. M. S. Tiernay, J. Turnbull, bon; C. W. H. Young. H,a,o.v,j,- Fever SUMMER COLDS, ASTHMA, spoil many a holiday. RAZ'w MAH Positively stops these troubles Sneezingl weezing, coughing, weeping eyes aren't necessary— unless you like bein� that Way. $1.00 at your druggist's, or write Templetons, Toronto, for a free trial. Sold by J. W. McKibbon LOWER SCHOOL EXAMS Following are the names bf the Huron County candidates who have passed the Lower School Examinations for entrance in Normal Schools. Those marked with an x are pupils of the Wingham High School. F. R. Argent, J. C. Aikenhead, L. I Aikenhead, T. D. Anderson, G, Aberhart, M. E. Alexander, A. R. Q Ament, J. C. Archibald, hon; M. Ashton, Marjorie Asb- ton, T. M. Burgess, J. J. Bawden, C. F. Beaton, bon, J. H. Beevers, H. M. C. Bell, xF. Bennett, R. W. Cowan, F. Can. telon, hon; A. J. Combe, J. A * Chrisfie, J. S. Cluff, V. A. Crozier, xE. Currie, E. M. Dark, C. Dennis, C, H. D. Davis, E. F. Dobie, hon; E. N. Dougherty, V. Fraser, E. Fear, H Farnham, hon; E. M' Fraser,J. M. Farquhar, G. J. Fer- guson, 0. J. Finnigan, xG. E, Falconer, xE. S. Fells, J. W. S. Ferguson, xL. M. Fraser, H. Foster, W. D. Grant, H. M. Greb, B. McL. Grant, N. E. Godkin, V. Haist, M. E. Hoover, H. Hoover, R. Hale, hon; J. Higgins, R. Higgins, hon; R. G. Hunter, hon; L, B. Hern, F. H, Johnson, hon; J. W. Jefferson, F, W. C * Jackson, T, R. Johnston, hon; XN. M. Johnston, D. X, Xetelake, 0. E. Knech- tel, E J. Logan, B. L. Lindsay, xM. Linklater, xM Livingstone, xI, M. Lut- ton A. C. McGowan, A. L. Mills, A. McFadzean,J. T. McVettie, 1. Miller, W. McCool, A. P. McFarlane, M, C. McIntosh, A. F. McIntyre, M. F, Me. Taggart, A. 1. Mustard, M A, McIntosh, W. J. McIntosh. W. McNaughton, R McGregor, R. McKay, M. MacLean, L., Marriott, R. J. Moore, xG. X. MacDon. ald, xN,. Muir, M. M. Nolan, L. 1. 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Lisle Hose In black, whit I e I or I br . own , , -69c ....... I ... . .. sale ............................ I BLOOM ERS— Ladies' pink nainsook bloomers, fine quality to 69C clear at ................................................... ... VOILES—Fancy flowered and figured voiles, now on sale at ........ 75c BOYS' HOSE—Bargain in bo7ysl ribbed hose, 5 doz. to clear at . - I - 35c or 3 pairs for $1.00 -r-e-g-ullar - MEN' S. W ORX SO.CKS,. p-ar-t-wo ol, value 500, sale ........ 40c, MF N'S BOOTS—A line of men% stong wearing boots, black or 4.00 tan, our cut price .......................................... MEN'S S14IRTS—Men's strong wearing shirts to clear at ........ 1.39 CANVASS BOOTS—Wcimen's white canvass boots, to clear brok� en lines, reg,,3.00 value for .................... .......... BOYS, ;TRAW HATS, your pick for ....................... I .... 25c W 'OMEN'S GOWN S—Fine quality nainsook night gowns, lace g5c trimmed, reduced to ........................................ LADIEV WAISTS—.Fine quaUty white voile waists, reg. 2`00.to.. 2.50, sale ............................................. .. 1.69 %04 SILK HOSE—Ladies' white silk hose to clear at .................. 1.25 BARGAIN IN CORSETS—New model summer weight corsets, on sale at ....... ................................... .1.00 LADIES' SHOES—Fine quality kid oxfords, to clear at a bargain.. 3.90 SILK HOSE—Ladies' silk heather hose, beet colors, reg. 2.50, 'Bale 1.90 Ladies'l-lome journal Book of Fashion with coupon for pattcrn, regular price 35c, cut price .................................. 25c H. E. Isard & Co. 041XXXXXXVIXXXXX XXV4X=V1X74XXXX ger, H, O'Brien. M. E Potter, K, Rorke, Tebbutt, R. G. Thompson, N. E. Tre— J. M. Roycraft, K. H Rakin, xC Rob- leaven, hon; M. I. Tough, hon; M. E. ertson, W. Rae, 0 E. Schoenhais, G. R. Toward, H. Wightman, J. M. Woods, M. Synder, M. R. Stewart, F. J, Sterling I. Wethey, W. D. Woolcombe, xD. R. A. J. Stafford, R. Sullivan, xE, Simpson Webster, xA. E. Williamson, J. Wylie, J. M. S. Tiernay, J. Turnbull, bon; C. W. H. Young. H,a,o.v,j,- Fever SUMMER COLDS, ASTHMA, spoil many a holiday. RAZ'w MAH Positively stops these troubles Sneezingl weezing, coughing, weeping eyes aren't necessary— unless you like bein� that Way. $1.00 at your druggist's, or write Templetons, Toronto, for a free trial. Sold by J. W. McKibbon LOWER SCHOOL EXAMS Following are the names bf the Huron County candidates who have passed the Lower School Examinations for entrance in Normal Schools. Those marked with an x are pupils of the Wingham High School. F. R. Argent, J. C. Aikenhead, L. I Aikenhead, T. D. Anderson, G, Aberhart, M. E. Alexander, A. R. Q Ament, J. C. Archibald, hon; M. Ashton, Marjorie Asb- ton, T. M. Burgess, J. J. Bawden, C. F. Beaton, bon, J. H. Beevers, H. M. C. Bell, xF. Bennett, R. W. Cowan, F. Can. telon, hon; A. J. Combe, J. A * Chrisfie, J. S. Cluff, V. A. Crozier, xE. Currie, E. M. Dark, C. Dennis, C, H. D. Davis, E. F. Dobie, hon; E. N. Dougherty, V. Fraser, E. Fear, H Farnham, hon; E. M' Fraser,J. M. Farquhar, G. J. Fer- guson, 0. J. Finnigan, xG. E, Falconer, xE. S. Fells, J. W. S. Ferguson, xL. M. Fraser, H. Foster, W. D. Grant, H. M. Greb, B. McL. Grant, N. E. Godkin, V. Haist, M. E. Hoover, H. Hoover, R. Hale, hon; J. Higgins, R. Higgins, hon; R. G. Hunter, hon; L, B. Hern, F. H, Johnson, hon; J. W. Jefferson, F, W. C * Jackson, T, R. Johnston, hon; XN. M. Johnston, D. X, Xetelake, 0. E. Knech- tel, E J. Logan, B. L. Lindsay, xM. Linklater, xM Livingstone, xI, M. Lut- ton A. C. McGowan, A. L. Mills, A. McFadzean,J. T. McVettie, 1. Miller, W. McCool, A. P. McFarlane, M, C. McIntosh, A. F. McIntyre, M. F, Me. Taggart, A. 1. Mustard, M A, McIntosh, W. J. McIntosh. W. McNaughton, R McGregor, R. McKay, M. MacLean, L., Marriott, R. J. Moore, xG. X. MacDon. ald, xN,. Muir, M. M. Nolan, L. 1. 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