HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1921-09-15, Page 4THE WINGUAM ADVANCE
Fya Brown, 16 Uthel XcCreerV; Hand, So�vle= nd Lodget L 0- O -o
)lIoI Crown, 6 specimens, 14 1 Gra )f the
nips 10 years, 14 ection with the meeting
Willie Cornwallo' made Tea Apron, girl over 12
ilston, 14, Ina Milligan, 14 Alba Musgrovet 16 sovereign ' rand Lodge, 1. 0. 0. F- Of
The Real flamour I onjons,,yellow olobe Danvers, 6 speci� on America, w - e held this 7tar in
'be Specials by T. A. Gibs hicli will 1
694 mens, 14, Isa el Davey, 16, Irene (' 19, 21, 2% and 23,
,,rain- Annie Brown, 17,18,
ine s It (;REBAP9 Tea6 is in eVe* Y ger, 13, Walter Willits; Prizes Ist 35c, Prizes ist $l, Taron 0i t In from Goderich is in con-
ot the geritt DOMESric SCIENCE a specta 7rapt
and 30c, 3rd, 25c, and ribbons; Best is ion. Abigparade, 40,000strong,
eket of--- any variety, i Robt. Doug- Loaf Homemade Bread, White, em la
eaf A Oats, n, I Helen Douglas,l 13 ts pplanned for the 21st, to include the
sh Nealia the
11,1113 Special by U. S. S. No. 0, Prizes Alice iarches Militant, the Cantons,
let $1, end soc. 3 stocks rinsilage Corn Mary Harris; Loaf of Ginger Breadi 1 Patr. nd Subordinate Lodges,
ervyu Grainger; Helen Douglas, 14 Alba Musgrovel- Halt- Encampments a Oddfellows are
x6 Cecil Grainger, x6 DI dozen Graham or Bran Muffins, 10 Ethel and .1 number of Wingham del
Prizes ist V, 2nd soc, 4 Ina Nil- planning to take part in the Para
OLOWHRS McCreery, 18 Mary Harris, 1 e Meahans The Sovereign Grana Master this year is
ligan; Half-dozen Tarts, 18 Alic
Bouquet of Asters, 14 Agnes Gibson Margaret Newton, 13 Lya Willits', a Toronto man, also the General Com
8827 16 Xthel McCreery, I Evelyn Hupfer; 18 Cake, 13 Maragret Newton, mandant, which probably has something
Bouquet of sweet Peas, 14, Daisy Stocks; Dark Layer Sovereign
GnEEN TEA Mona I Meryle Dolg, 16 Annie Brown; Apple to do with toe holding of the
I Bouquet from home garden, 1.4 Pan Maragret Newton, GrandLodgein Toronto. Last Year it
li� Me
J$uperior to the beat Japariss Gunpowder or ut Pie, 14 Ada lin, 13
If siaVelsor, 14 Alkan Raun, W Ruth� Me
2nd 3oo, 3rd 15C. 16 Ethel McCreery; School Lunch (to be was held in Boston and it is a good many
-SaLlada, TorbntO- � Lennan, prizes Ist 35c, f d value) 18 Margaret New- years �ince the meeting was held in
Sample free I S]EWING judged on oo
Young Hyson I pok on Cotton Goods, 14 Muriel Musgrove, 14 Muriel Robin- Toronto. The Patriarches Militant are
Il"as (Robi,ugon, 14 ltya Musgrove, 14 Isabel ton,14 Eva de Candy, 18 Ruth COr- putting on auniformaldrill competition
son; Homema
Olin OTS AND vEGFTAE Woollen . Copeland, 13 Tena Fitch; in connection with the meeting,
WROXtTER IS I OL FAIR 11 potRettooes, Dooley, It tubers, 13, Gee. Davey; Sample of darning on rigan, 14 Marie
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331va Meeks, 16, Mervyn Goods, under io years, 14 Isabel Davey, A Johnny Cake, 18 MIary Harris, 1 Edith
Merkley, 14. 111 Irish Cobblers, 12 1 .1 Jessie Douglas, 16 Ethel McCreery; Earls, 10 Annie Brown. prizes, ist 85c,
GRAIN kND CORN (�Calugecl P01:000 MR-RAPPY
ter WooIlls, 14, Clarence Sample of Crochet Work, 16 Isabel Do'g, 2nd 80c, 8rd 26c.
13, tabers, 13, Wal 'PA'R-ry
Sheaf of Marquis Spring Wheat, ugolds, Yel. 114 Inn Milligan, 16 Annie Schmidt; FRUIT
Carl Sm1t1t; Ma I
ch; Oats, 0. A. 0. No. 72, 1 qt, Taylor, 14, of six named
Carl Fit 16, Stanley r4 Muriel Robinson, Collection cf I each r
Sample of Tatting,
A. C. No. 72, low Intermediate, s roots, M.
Douglas; Oats, 0
z. Robt . I Grainger, 14, Russel Rae, 14, Robt. Gib- 14 Uva Musgrove, 14 Alba Musgrove; varieties of Apples, \14 Eva Musgrove,
Donglas; 'Field Peas,
Sheaf, I' Robt. a, i roots, White embroidery on linen, 14 Alba 35c,2nd
a son; Turnips, Carter's Invict is Mildred Cathers. Prizes, Ist
o. Gibson; Fiel carf, 14 Rona Van -
i, quart, i, e
Is Early, 14, Margaret x3, Hugh Harris, 13, Harvey Robertson, Musgrove; Knitted S 30c, 3rd 25c and ribbons.
Arthur
ompton
-Corn, Ferne B 14, Doris 1, Gordon Day; Beets, Detroit Dark Red, Velsor, 14 Eva Musgrove; Hand made LIVE STOCK
DOI x3, ennett, 14 Jack Roulston, i, Itilith Doll's Dress, 14 Uva Musgrove, 16 Isabel ing Colt, Agricultural, 14 John Gib.
Muslirove; Sweet Corn I Golden Bantam, 6 specimens, 'otss Chan- Doi 1 16 Annie Schmidt, prizes Ist 35c, Spr Harold Durst.
,va Mus- Earls, 13, Alma Fitch;, Carr 1 9 Hand -made Tea Apron son; Dairy Type Calf, 14 MEATS
fa ears 14, Daisy Stocks, 14, F mens, 16, Evelyn Hyslop, and 30c, 3rd. 25c; Sanderson; Spring LLTIAE I R,
I y Fitch-, Prizes, Ist 35c; tenay, 6 speci 6 1 Geo. Gibson, 14 Jim
grove, 13, TITar atie Waller; Pars- girl underr2 years, 14 ]Eva Musgrove, 16 1 Robt Douglas,
14, Laurie Howe, 14rK urposes), ARIE Ar -E AMD SAlqe'
Lamb mutton p
mud, 3oc*, 3rd, 25c and ribbons. 16 Cecil Grainger. 16 clarence Grainger AS I FRMME-14TLY
Prizes, lst $1.50, 2nd $1, 3rd 60c. Pail.
Bacon Hogs, 1 Leslie Douglas. Prizes,
ist $2. Heavy Draft Colt, 18 Kennzth science and
High Average M--ileage Bennett, Prizes, ist $1,50. SANITATION is a butch e r a.
POULTRY we are scientific
A Ai -find a tire that gives Cockerel, B. Plymouth Rock, 16, Cliff- Our market is as clean as a
Sometimes you ion; Pullet, B. You're invited
extraordinary mileage -one in a dozen McDonald, 14. Jack Rouls f B. P. R. brand new pin.
P. R., 14. Robert Gibson; Pen o in to look over our choice meats.
perhaps. Whereas the average of (2 pullets and cockereQ, 1, Lloyd Doig.'
Pen of B. P. R. from
mileage given by a dozen -or a hundred 16, Cecil Grainger, Watch for Mr. Happy Party
Ames Holden "Auto -Shoes" will be as high home flock, 14, Eva Musgrove, 16, Cliff
of
a$ that given by the exceptional ordinary tire. McDonald, 10, Ethel McCreery; Pen of 00
that coUlIts-that cuts White Leghorns (2 pullets and cockerel), LVER BENINGER
It's the high average 13, Carl Fitcb;
e 14, Harvey Copeland,
the cost of miles -that makes it worth whil ndotteS (2 pullets and LCYINTRAL MEAT
Pen of White Wya % M
n MC- t
to get Ames Holden "Auto -Shoes" instead of cockerel), 1, Les Douglas, 14, Ke MARKET
�P,
ordistary tires. Lean, Bantams, 1, Mina Doig. Plizes: PKINE IZ6
lst75c, 2nd 50c, 3rd 40c, and ribbons, WINGHAM
Pair of Pigeons, 14, Ken McLean, 1, Les
MES HOLDEN aulin; Pair of 7
A Douglas, 14, George P 1:
tip
"AUTO -SHOES Hares, 10 Clarence 'Grainger; 1 do2en
White Eggs, 16 Ethel McCreery, 13 John
Cord and Fabric Tires in all Willits, 14 Mabel Robinson
Brown Eggs, I Evelyn Hupfer, 13 Alvin
Stmdard Sizes Fitch, 14 Reg Robinson. Prizes: Ist 30c, doilu Time -
"Red Sox" TubeS 2nd 25c, 3'rd 20c, and ribbons. Special Holi %I
For Sale By prize by T. A. Gibson for pair of general Freedom from all aches and
wGrey Sox" Tubes utility fowl -Barred Rock or White yains assured by
ne 849, aud Geo. T. Robertson, Phone 192, Wingham, Wyandotte, 14 Alba Musgrove, I R. Templeton!s
E. Merlkley & Sons, Pho Vulcanizing Depot, Phone 298. Rutherford, 4 Jas, Allen. Prizes: 1st $2. Rheumatic Capsules I
and Winpain Tire and MANUAL TRAINING lKesp them In . Your home,
Carpenter's Mallet, 13 Walter Woods,
arvey Robinson; Ireffie them on your vacation 11
13 Wilfred Henry, 14 For Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Etc.
Milking Stool, Headacheq Train Sickness,
13 Walter Woods, 13 Wil
fred Henry, X4 George Paulin; Bird $1.00 at yrfur druggist's -
4_? fll" House 14 Harvey Robinson, 14 Jim San Sold by J. W. McKibben
`� A _�', I . . I . " I
, M
on grain bag, boys
derson; Patch sewn
only, 13 Geo._ Merkley, i Leslie Douglas
JAMES TAYLOR
14 Wes Paulin, Prizes xst 35c, -2ud 30c,
25c,
WNEER
3rC
I _iH I �DIA
.1me recentry established by the Studebaker LK
THE.running +' he f
between-Toronto and King�,:,ton adds another record to t , list 0
LICHT-SIX achieirements-each tecord fumishing further proof of the
extraordinary. perform- ance, stLamina and speed possessed 'by this car.
Yet any feat off performa.r.ce
accompi;shedbythe LIC-1HT-S!X
is to be czI-ectcd, f0l' 9-.tu0c;
baker erje-rrjeers W60 k;signed
the LIC.H1% SIX spent threeyears
in building,perfect;-�il arcl test-
ing this car before it was ofiered
to the public. The natural result
,of their labors was a super�built
automobile -capable of unusual
performanceo exceptional econ-
omy and long years of satis-
factory service.
See ttie LIGHT -SIX, analYze its
fine- quality of construction, and
you Will yeadily appreciate whY
kl,,This is a Studebaker Year."
Recent ,--,�Alievements of the
LIGHT -SIX
1, A LIG! i':'.SlX macle the round trip from Toronto to Kingston,
-2-, :Ics-in I hour, 34 minutes less tirric
w;vraging 43.5 miles an hour and estab-
1,hing a new record of 7 hours, 3 1 minutes.
2. The record from Moncton to St. John, N. B., is now held by
a LIGHT -SIX, -,vllicll r�i)e,j the distance of 951 miles in 2 hours,
29minutes, I Ile fastet C. P. R. train makes2the ttip in 2 hours,
50 minutes. I)lic;I the five most important records
3. A LiGi-IT-SIX has ef,�a cle by the same car
On the Pacific Coast -all of vihich were ma
with:n ten weeko.
4, First to the top of rVit, Beacon. N. Y. -hitherto considered
insurmountable by autornobile-is another LIGHT.SIX achieve-
ment. The car blazecl its own trail, up grades varkintr from 15
to 33 per cent.
5. A recent teot made in Toronto, under Motor Le,&Sue suPer�
vision, to ascertain how far the LIGHT -SIX Would run on a single
gallon of gasoline, showed 20 miles to t110 gplIon of gasoline.
LIGHT.SIX PRICES EFIFECTIVE,. SEPT. 8 t 1921
&�dan - s2 775
Coupe Roadstet $2326 Q
Touring Car $1725' Walkelroille, Ont._rxejjr� of Salts To*
Above PrIces are t. a. b. I nalUlippEll) WITH CORD TIRES
ALL $TUbZRAXZR CARS ARE
L. Kennedy,, Dealert Wingham
This is a studebaker Year
Thursday, Septembev 15t1i 1921 �
001, for lon.9 wear.
Men I IS.
ana durable -stYle in Overcoats
BUSIN ESS -LIKE in appearance -always in fashion
-tailored fiom the best of fabrics-thaes why
they bold tbeir style and stand long, hard service.
" Peck's" Overcoats h a-ve the reputation among men
of being th,-, best overcoats made for a reasonable
price. D,,,t fil to see the neW -6-03
E. ISARD_ & CO.
this spring. The young fox and kitten tumbling about I never saw in any wild
were brought into the Parlor, where t' e animal. It had no fear. it would allow
two played as only youngsters can play. anyone -to lift it and play, hunting the
Some people came while I was there hair, or any other game, worry the hand
wisbing to buy a fox pet in place of a, in play and be as familiar as a kitten.
poodle dogy, I visited another evening I When a handkerchief was thrown on the
ight in with-! floor it at on I ce pounced upon it and shook
when the first fox was brot It was then it as if it . Verea chicken. -London Adver . -
out the kitten referred to.
about a third grown, but such racing and tiser. (Kincardine Report-)
NATURF� STUDY
Collection of 2c, named, pressed and Farm Sales a Specialty. Orders left a' ,
mounted Ontario Weeds, 14 Eva '��lus_ The Advance, lAingham, will receive
grove;. Collection of io named , and prompt attention.
mounted forest leaves, i Leslie Dougl2s, Phone NorthHuron 152C,23, Ei r-Esclt 15-1
i,,Helen Douglas, 14 jack McLean, Prizes
THE YORKSHIRE IS TH. E ]NEST BACON HOC.
Ist 50c, 2nd 4oc, 3ra 30c, 4Tn 2:)C. j j, Moffatt, honorary
DRAWING, ART AND WRITING This is a fij%c, yovl,,hire wale, Wilkh'is the pr( portY uf
jr. Moffatt h-,,. been vei y succecsful as a breeder
Map of Huron, showing Townships, piesidentof Wingharn Fail Fair. 1I,
Towns and Rivers, 2rId Class, 14 Hazel in the tyl)e hereNvith ilius,rat(( ;s ill the pointsthat9otO
Hoffman, T4 Jim Sanderson, x4 Marg 4 6 8, of liogs, and , e, from Which are Ino 1,10(d r�nn(jus NVi tshire side% so
make the true bacon tyi
I Gibbson; 111ap of Ontario, Ten Cities, by much in demand in Great Fritain.
lines of Rail -
Boundaries; ma a
7a!s,.,,vd Class, 14, Eva Musgrove, 14
16 Matilda Peters; Map of IS I
Mir.
North AruencatShowing Countries and
', J�Ioun ains and three important
Capital,
river sy=.14 Muriel Robinson, 14
Just now we the most
on, 14 Alba I
Harvey Musgrove;
attractive ladiess ' Diam-
,g ,,,,ornirg Hymn,, ist Class, 14
Carl Smith, 14 Daisy
ond Rings, though
ohn'rhompscin, 14
Writing "Love" page 2 Second
round, are made to ap.
stocks;
R;ader, 2nd Clla'-s, 14 Hazel Hoffmau) 14
pear 4 sided, 6 sided
I
a,�aret Gibson, 14 Muriel Robinson'
and 8 sides.
I'T d 'I third class, 14 Isabel
'Writing. L�o_ ay
This effeCt is Obtained
t6 Isabel Doig'
Gibson, 14 Agnes Gibson, I
" first verse, J4
in the mountings which
Writing �evessional",
M"i'l Robinson, Ada Paulin, Clarence
are beautifully pierced
Pencil Drawing, 3rd and 4th
and ornamented.
fo 'Public 8ch00I Only, four
or
4,]EI1zDLbeth Thompson) 14 Willie
Water
PriceS $25.00 to $ 0 0.0 0
Is McDougall;
C�olors for Class and under, six
_211d
pieces, 14 . in Sanderson, 14 Margaret
Davey 1,47abel Robinson, Prizes Ist
;d Collection
W. R. Hamilton
I 40c, 3rd .30c, 401 25C; I
Ca, 21
50
of three drawings, I in pencil, I in water
jeweler and Optician
s a 'd r it, black and white, for Con
co or.
timiation Pupils X4 Margaret Ashton, %6
I
Annie Brown, special by Miss ]E. San-
derson, Prizes Ist $1.5o, 2nd Sx, 3rd 5oc.
Foxes Playful As 1�ittens"
COMpUTITIONS
It is not generally known that T. Hod -
School. Parade, S. S. No. 13, Miss
gins & Son have a veritable fox ranch a
Grant, 14,,,�Iiss Howe, 16, Miss Murray.
short distance from town This enter -
Club $winging for girls. Special by
prise is new here, and had prices of furs
Mrs. Burchill, X4 Miss Sanderson, Prizes
kept up even as in pre-war times, there
Xst $1.00, and 75c and 3rd 5oc; Special by
would have been realized a handsome for-
Mjt�s Murray for pupil getting most
Rae, 14 Harve'y Robinson,
tune from the hundred or more foxes
As it is there is no donbt it will be a pay -
prizes, 14 Bill
't $1, 2nd 750
14 Rob Gibson, Prizes Ts
ing venture.
I visitedthe home of Mr. Hodgins on
and 3rd 5oc.
Beef Calf, prizes donated by John
ha 8
two occasions, and 111Y belief t t foxe
k break -
Joynt M. P. P., I R. DouglaS $4,00; 14
Archie Gibson $3.00; 76 It. Grainger
could not be tatned, got sudden
down for there before me was ocular'dem
$2.00; 16 C, Grainger $r,00,
onstration, that they can be tamed. I was
invited to see how foxes can be rais.
also
MRS. T. FELLS,
ed, and on lifting the lid of a box there
three yOuPg ones that
lay a cat suckling
Patrick St., Phone 231.
had been taken from their' parents, and
Qualified to give Chiropractic and
1 pussy was purring away blissfully ignor.
massage, gjustments. Spinal examination
ant of having adopted them. This cat
1,has
free.
already raised one fox an.d one kitten
The above snapshot wai taken on the farm of Mr. Thos. Congram just south of
Wingliam. Mr. Congram always keeps a fine lot of sheep.