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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1921-12-29, Page 4,. For New dears .. The Lyceum Theatre offers, another big Universal Jewel Special The P tc4 u.r a You Have Been Waiting For Dati7th Phil!' s in"ONCE TO EVERY WOMAN ueVata k SA. ✓ EWEIL Dorothy Phillips in the LJniv^'.2sal-Jewel Production De Luxe "Once To [verj Woman' Once in everywoman's life tomes a certain moment. It will come to you—just as it carne to Aurora Meredith. What do think it is ?- You'll know when yon see this great picture—a play that every woman will understand, A mighty production for which a whole opera was staged, with the social leaders of a great western city acting as "extras". Played by the famous star of "The Heart of Humanity" • in a way that you'll never forget, here is one of the finest entertain- ments of the season'. Also a special treat—Screen Snapshots—being inti- mate views on the private life of your favorite screen stars. LYCEUM THEATRE Mon., Tues. and Wed., January 2nd, 3rd, 4th Matinee New Years (Monday) at 3.30. 10c and 15c. N Evening performance at 8.15. THE W1NGHAM ADVANCE Thursday, Dec. 29th 1921 WINGHAM NOMINATIONS (Continued from page 1) largest in the province, we should hove said, "one of the lowest in the province for a town of its size, with the same amount of sewerage, drainage, pavement ; and hydro." We had intended to report the speeches as they were delivered but owing to lack of time and space we are compelled to merely state who the speakers were: Mr, Fells stated that while the present reeve was aaeused of . selling the town machinery it was he who was mostly responsible for that sale. while Mr. Isbister was not in favor of the sale and felt it was no credit to anyone. He want- ed to know. why the bylaw had been passed at the January meeting of the Huron County Council' for $15,000 for Wingham. In the absence of Reeve Tip - ling. who had not returned from spend- ing Christmas with his daughter at Cleve. land, the Mayor explained. that this was no loan to Wingham but simply . a bylaw covering the per centage required to pay 40 per cent on the new pavement at Wingham from the G. T. R. tracks to the B. line. ° Mr. Greer made a dear and convincing speech going into the matter of the town's finances. He did not think like Mr. Is. bister that Wingham had to take second place to Goderich. Mr. Haney and air. Bennett also made brief speeches. No advance in prices 15c and 25c. TRY TO COME EARLY BECAUSE One step won't take you very far, You've got to keep on walking; One word won't tell folk who you are, You've got to keep on talking One inch won't make you very tall You've got to keep on growing. BECAUSE Belgrave holiday visitors trom a' distance were: Mr. and Mrs. Murray Johnston, Norman and Louis Stonehouse, Misses Gertie and May Bone, all. of London; George Mc- Kenzie, Dundas; Donald McKenzie, Tor- onto; Cameron Geddes, Chatham and James Ferguson Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. H. McCleiaghan spent Christmas with Whitechurch relatives. Rev. and Mrs. Jones spent Monday with friends in Belmore. -az. Rev. Peters and family°spent Christmas holidays in London. 1 A constant drop of water wears away the hardest stone; The constant gnawing Towser mastigates the toughest bone; The constant cooing lover carries 1 blushing maid; And the constant advertiser is the one that gets the trade. off the rcr- 1 + ^, ' kA pirQ ' ; ,.=c(,\ ti Resolved in Me NewYeartouse Long Distance ,Telephone more and more ag22. cc Our New Year Resolution • \W'TELC OME, 1 i2L: Wo are pleriged to onc'PTew 5� ear revolve yy for the co,ninr; yeti•-. to use Long Diatan� a calors for both business and social purposes! "As a business Lean, lily books ;Show 1 didn't use it enough in 1921. Chor•.e ho ed it more came out better—and tell you why:— "Service is the bed -rock of buaineee to -day ---and service is per- sonal. There is no way in which .so much personal service can be rendered to so many people, as by Long Distance. "The consumer and dealer look on Advertising and Long Dis- tance a:; the source of dews of new styles and new prices. Long Distance lei eiolerl the Lolatiori of :,mall towns. It enables them to Lee') the i•..iiidiy-growing small-town trade at horde. "The Smith:; and 11,r0 -':n.1 and Rola,: mi., whose ;;hopping trips to tovwil were fo;r;neiiy planned week; ahead, LOW buy ativerti,^",ed good:; by Long Dh`ta i,ce. enable us to go after sale:t direct. A leiter is a good peddler rvi ut'dCi itiliC' but it rarely maim; J ,ale. Only salesmen uil.e and they can n alre lots of tiled! by Long Distance. "So IAN; un good 1u I and pee . berets 1:332, and with raised hands we pledge oar. elves to u e Long I)isataaee''lone." 43 you watch t.340 Old Year out and the New Year in, W/ not greet .alio tant t'riendss by Long Dirtaaco? The Nigit rate on t tatio 1 -'Ito -Station Ball;.; is very low. 2v 3ryTefrphono .trail is a Long Disfenco Station Bluevale Miss Edita Johnston of Toronto, was home for Christmas holidays. Mr. and Mrs, J. Tbeull of Blyth and Mrs, F. Nichcl of Brussels, spent Christ- mas with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Breckenridge. Mr. Lorne Kyles and Mr. and Mrs, II Hammond, spent the holidays with relatives at Atwood. Mrs. M, Sineltzer is spending a few weeks with her daughter at Guelph. Nurse Ruby Duff of Toronto, was home for the holidays. PERSONALS • Tus AuvANOE asks its readers to make 1 t+ f cow s Noir own to the extent e these columns t t tributing soolal and personal item, which are of interest. 11 sou have friends visiting you, thorn is no nicer compliment yet can pay your guests than to take the trouble to ace that their names are mentioned hi your local news- paper, Call at or ()hone THE AnvaxoE, our number is Si, or sed by mail, Mr, Geo. Shrigley is, visiting in Han- over. Mr. Robert Skinner spentChristmas in London. Mr. Fred Seigmond was , in Kitchener Mr. Bert Batman of Toronto, spent the last week. Mrs. Chas. >3arber visited for a week in Toronto. - Mrs. V7. Helps is visiting with friends in Preston. Mr and Mrs. Thos. Scott spent Xmas with friends in Gorrie. Miss Hazel Brandon spent a few days with Hanover relatives. Miss Vera Frendt spent the holidays with friends in Hanover. Mr. and Mrs J. A. McIntyre and family spent Xmas. in Tara. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Mitchell and children spent the holidays in Torunto. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Miller and family spent the holiday in. Lucknow. Mr. and Mrs. Dolan and daughter, Eva, spent the holiday in Wroxeter. Mrs. Dinsley and son, Jack, have re- turned home from Owen Sound. Rev. C. E. Cragg spent the week with Mrs. Cragg's people in Peterboro. Mr. and Mrs Thos. Kew and family spent the holiday in Whitechurch. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. E. McCawley and babe spent the holidays in London. Miss Beatrice Joynt is visiting with her brother Dr. George Joynt, Toronto. Miss Lina Barber of Sarnia, is visiting for a few weeks at her home in town. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Davis of Stouffville, are visiting her father, Mr. A. J. Nicholls' Mr and Mrs. W. Burns of Weston, is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hayles. holidays at the home of Mr. David Jewitt. Mr, Chas. Fowler of Bowanville, was home for the Christmas holidays. Mr. Audrew Miller, Sr.. passed away on Friday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Jos. Underwood, on Friday, at the age of ea. The funeral to Wroxeter cemetery on Saturday. Mr. Art Shaw, jr. of Toronto, is spend- ing the holidays with bis parents here. Mr. and Mr. Gordon Gallaher and Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Masters, spent Sunday at the home of Mr, W. R. Gallaher. Miss Bessie Nichol of Toronto, spent Christmas with her parents here, Misses. Luella Shaw of Mildmay, Ber- nice from Carlow an d .Wilma from Cherrywood, spent t h e holidays with their parents, Mr. and i'1rs. Robt. Snaw. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Nicnol of Toronto, spent a few days with relatives here. Mr. Frank Tate took charge of the services at Anna last Sunday. Miss Carlotta Wilson of Toronto, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wilson of Midland, spent the holidays with theirparents at the parsonage. Mr. and Mrs, Wm. King, spent Christ, max with Mr. and Mrs, H. A. McCall, Mr. Geo. Mundell of Drayton, spent a few days this week with bis brother, John. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Gannett, and daugh- ter, Thelma, of Hanover, spent t h e holidays with relatives here. Miss Sarah Orr spent Christmas,.svith her brother, Samuel at Hamilton. Mr. Mac Scott of Saskatoon, Sask,, is at present visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. B Scott. Mr, and Mrs, H. Scott and son, Cam- eron, of Kingsville, and Mr. and Mrs. A. Posiiff, and son, Harry, of Wingham, spent Sunday at the home of Henry Diment. Mrs. Nethery is spending a month with her daughter, Mrs. McGill. Dr. B. Anderson of Toledo, Ohid, is visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Finley Anderson. " Mr. and Mrs. A. Brooks acid daughters of Centralia, entertained a number of their friends on Monday at the home of Mrs. Brooks' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Finley Anderson. - Mr. and Mrs. J. A, Geddes spent Christmas with friends in Bluevale. Death again visited our midst and Cameron Robertson passed through the dark valley on Saturday after an illness which lasted over three short weeks. He is survived by his widow and one son, also his mother and brother who have the heartfelt sympathy of a large circle of friends. Belmore Miss Mabel Ballagh of IIamilton, is hone tor the holidays. Mrs. Higgins of Wingham, is visiting her daughter, Mrs, Arthur Fitch. Miss Margaret Aitkeu is spending the holidays at her home here. • The funeral of the late Mr. John Peter - man was largely attended on Saturday, the sympathy of the community is ex- tended to Mrs. Peterman and family in the loss of a husband and father. Rev. N. R. D. Sinclair preached his farewell sermon here on Sunday before leaving for his new field of labour at Tiverton. Mr, and Mrs. Sinclair will be missed iu the community and we wish them every success in their new home. The Presbyterian Sunday School held a very successful Christmas Tree on Wed- nesday morning. Mr. W. B. Edwards eutertained it host of young people on the evening of the reth. A good time is reported by all. The skating rink will be ready iu the course of a week or so and will be greatly appreciated we believe by the •young people of this vicinity. Messrs. Carter and George McKee were Sunday visitors here. Mr. George Herd and family spent Monday with friends in Teeswater. Lucknow Among those of the townspeople who were home for over the holiday were: Mr. Hugh Anderson, Chicago; Mr. Ewart Cameron. Walkerton; Dr. Alvin Comer on, Peterboro; Mrs. Dr. McLean, Well- and; Mr. and Mrs. Barwick Sheriff; Miss Mary Connell, Faculty Toronto; Miss Mildred Spence, Whitby; Miss Frances Spence, Toronto University; Mr. Alex, Nicholson, Toronto University; Miss Anna Nicholson, Toronto Uniycrsity; Miss Clara McQuiltin, Niagara; Mrs. Brabston, Toronto; Mr. Andy Huston, Toronto; Mr, and Mrs, Jack Clark, Southampton; Mr. and Mrs. Temple Clark, Goderich; Mr. Stanley Mallough, Hamilton; Miss Katie McDonald. Strat- ford Normal; Miss Mabel McClure. Brus- selts; Miss Eva Greer, Wingham; Miss Laverne Greer, Jamestown; Miss Dean Geddes, Brussels; Miss Carrie Geddes' Toronto; Mr. Wm. McKenzie, Toronto; Mrs. R. D. McKenzie Vancouver; Mr. Jas. Spence, Queens University Kingston; Miss Freda aitcheson, Toronto; Mr. Ernie Miilson, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs, Teeswater eesrvater; Miss Mar' Rath - well, Wingham; Mr. Karl Mallough, Prince Albert, Sask.; Mi. thigh Me Mil lan, Toronto; Miss.Rena Gordon. Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. George Dunbar from Ethel; Miss Ruth Mitchell, Toronto; Miss Marion Fisher, Toronto; Miss Madeline McMor- ran, Toronto; Miss,; Maye Mcfdlorran, Toronto; Mr, Robt, Brown, who has been clerk' .ng in him-dom. St Cameron's store for several year.t has purt'hased Win. Con- nell's store and takes possession the first of the year. Mr Holly Cairti left this week for s. Minneapolis. The peoilte. of the village were shocked on Monday to hear of the sudden death of David Mallough. recessed was a suffer- er from tweet to able and died suddenly. He was. an old rer,ideat of the village, where he coodtictcd a grocery store for a number of yeas s. Resides his wife who who hos been an invalid .for' sometime he io survived by four sons. Brown and Stanley of Hamilton. Sinclair and Earl of Prince Rupert, Sask. Mr. Robt. Yeo has moved iuto the Robt. Black farm, where he will look after the stock of Flemming Black for the winter months. Mr. Chas. Garuiss has moved into his new house one day last week. He cer- tainly has a fine up to date residence and we hope he and Mrs. Garniss may long be spared to enjoy it. Mr, and Mrs Geo. Mowbray a u d family, spent Christmas with Wingham relatives. Mr. W. J. King, M. P., was in Toronto a few days last week. Mrs. E. McDonald and daughter of Wingham, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. Holmes. Mr. Jas. McHardy of Brussels, spent Sunday with Mr. Robt, Aitchison. Mr. Harvey Meger of Toronto, was home over the week end and returned to work Tuesday morning There was a good turn out to both Christmas trees and good progratiitiies were given in both churches. Turnberry Township This municipality is in good financial standing, if we can judge from the state- ment of their efficient treasurer, Mr. Ben- son Cruikshanks, which has just been issued at TUE ADVANCE' Office. The receipts during the year, up to the 15th inst., were 810,205.32 and the expendi- tures, up to the same date are 810,180.13, WiNGHArvI MARKETS (Correct up till Wednesday noon) Butter 30 to 35 Eggs 65 to 70 Hogs, liveweight .... . 0 50 to 0 75 Cream tp 10 You Flave • • An Imagination Use it and see for yourself the state of your loved ones if you should betaken. Will they be left COMFORTABLY —or in DISTRESS Get your Protection at Cost from The Mutual Life Assurance Co. of Canada A. Cosens, W. T. Booth, Representatives Wiugliam, Ont. Best D. L. & W. Scranton C o a 1 1N ALL SI'LES -- Connell Cannell for fireplaces, Sniithiug, Soft Coal and Charcoal, Lumber of all kinds, dressed and undressed, Hard and Soft Wood, .Slab Wood and Cedar always on hand, Shingles, Lath, Hardwood, Flooring, Sash, Doors and Mould- ings on hand or trade to order on shortest notice. Beaver and Fibre Board, prepared roofing and roof- ing and roofing paint, Olike and 1'lanitig Mill, Jose- phine St., adjoining :.T stator. We give careful, interested at- tention to all orders, and we mike deliveries promptly. MacLean Lumber wires,. and Co8.1 Co. XXX> XXXI XXXX XXXXXX0vp,XX XX. Mr. Chas. Douglas of Alvinston, is visit- ing at the home of Mr and Mrs Hawkins. Misses Norma Fixture and Irene Ella- cott are spending the holidays in Atwood: Mr. and Miss Reid of Guelph, are visit- ing at the home of Mr. Geo. Cruikshanks. Mr. G. E. Pocock of Toronto, spent Christmas day with his mother, Mrs. R. Pocock. Mr. and Mrs.' Stanley of Teeswater, spent Xmas with Mr. and Mrs. W. J° Hilliard. Mrs. B. C. Craig of London, ' spent Christmas with her sister, Mrs. Cloakey of town. Mrs. R. Clegg and Mr, Wm Booth spent Xmas. with Mrs. Clegg's mother in Ingersoll. Mr. and Mrs C, Hawkins and baby, are spending Xmas with Mr. and Mrs. J. Davidson. Misses Delight and Albi Cloakey of Lon- don are spending the holidays at their home here. Mr. and Mrs. Grieve of St. Paula spent the holiday at the homes of Messrs. Rae & Themp ion. Miss M. M. Pocock of Toronto, is spending the Christmas holidays at her home in town. Mr. H. J. Fisher of the Dominion Ex- press, is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Oliv- er, Iroquois, Ont. Mr. John S. Bird of Walkerville, is spending a few weeks with his friend, Mr, C. W. Pocock. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gorfhsky are spending the Xmas with the latter's parents at Chatsworth. Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton of Grand Valiey, are visiting at the home of their son, Mr, W. R. Hamilton, John St. , Mr. John Coulter of Toronto, spent a few days at the home of his brother, Will- iam Coulter in Turnberry. Mr. Cecil McBride of Hamilton, is spending a couple of weeks at the home of Mr. J. J. Moffatt, B Line, Miss Norma M. Foxton of Toronto, spent Christmas at the home of her mother, Mrs. J. M. Foxton, Culross. Mr. and Mrs. E. C Cross of Brooklyn, Ont., are guests at the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A, Currie. Mr. and Mrs. B, H. Miller of Toronto, are visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Breen, Turnberry. Misses Annie and Florence Barber of Toronto, are spending the Christmas vacation at their hpme it town. Miss Alba Walker of Toronto, is spending the Xinas holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. Walker. Mrs. John D. McLean of Turnberry, is speeding a few weeks with her son, Bert, at Detrcit, and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. R. J Dobie of Diagonal Road, returned on Thursday after attend- ing the wedding of their son in Acton, Ont. Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Ogden of Granton, are visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, W. J. Currie, reeve of East Wawa- nosh. We extend to Ourieustol�liers and friends the Season's Greetings and wish all 365 days. of Good Luck and Prosperity in 1922 ••• OUR ,.. Stock Taking Sale begins on Saturday, Decomber 31st Bargains in all lines of merchandise await you at this Cut Price Sale. Savings Worth While On Fur Coats, Stoles, Muffs and Sets, Women's Misses' and Chi dren's Winter Coats, Sweaters, Men's and Boys' Overcoats and Suits, Sheep lined Coats, Reefers and Mackinaw Coats, Boots, Shoes and Rubbers. Buy Now, and save from 25 to 35 per cent. "We need the cash". "Yoit will need the goods". DON'T MISS IT. H. E. Isard & Co. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mann are visit -1 ing in Toronto. Miss Hazel Thorne is spending her holi- days at Mitchell. Miss Winnie Smith home in Teeswater. Mr. C. L. Cooper, visited at Hanover. Mr. 0. V. Hayden, spent with his mother in Fergus. Mrs. 0. V. Hayden and son, Lloyd, is visiting her mother in Toronto. Mr. R. R. Mooney spent Christmas with his brother, Geo. H., at Ripley. Miss Truss of the Select Ladies Ready - to -Wear is visiting her sister in Toronto. Mrs. Thos. Manning and daughter, Lois, of London, are visiting at Mrs. Boyd's. irs James Johnston of Palmerston, is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Charles Barber. Mr. Wm. R Jobb of Windsor, is visit- ing with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Jobb, Diogonal Road. Mr. and Mrs Henry and Mr. Darrow, of the Bank of Commerce, spent a short holiday at Orangeville. M R Steen of Toronto Dental College is spending his vacation with his uncles. Messrs. Irwin, and other relatives in East Wawanesh. Miss Ada Buttery and Mr. and. Mrs. E R. -Pitt and family of London, are spending the holidays at the home of their parents, on Scott St. is visiting Prudential at her 4 agent, Christmas Mr- arid Mrs. R. J. Underwood of Lon- don, spent the week -end with the former's brother, Mr. G. N. Underwood, Turn, berry. Mr. and Mrs Percy Patterson and two children, of Toronto, spent the the holi- days at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pattison, Diagonal Road. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Isbister and daugh- ter spent the holiday at the home of Mrs and Mrs Chas. Garniss, Bluevale. A splendid time was spent at the house warming. Miss Vera Edgar, 2nd.. line of Morris underwent an operation in the Wingham General Hospital to have her tonsils re- moved. Her many friends wish her a speedy recovery. Grlenannan Miss Mary Aitken. Hamilton, is holidaying at her home here. Mr. Harold Robinson of Wawanosh, itw visiting with friends in these parts. Mr. John Hutton of Knox College Toronto, is pending the holidays with his sister, Mrs. Wm. Campbell. Miss Margaret Austin, Belmore, spent a few days last week with Mrs. OInver Stokes. Dr Elmer Aitken, Toronto, is spends ing the holidays with his mother. Misses Eva and Olive Stokes of Howick, spent a few days recently with friends on the 10th. ' Miss Deans, Wingham, spent Sunday with her cousin, Miss Ethel Hasting. Messrs. George and Peter Muir are holidaying under the parental roof. Mr Andrew Wallace is home for the holidays. Mr. Melvin Willitts and family spent it day recently at Wm Marshalls. The Christmas entertainment at Eadies° church was quite a success, all those tak- ing part did spendidly. Miss Congram is spending the holidays at her home at Holyrood. ►ar��rMMMPr iii r a o \D'ctat ja at•ia 1 We have a new stock of nice creamy white Wheatine. The kind that "thickens'' to the delight of the cook. Try it. Cream of Wheat or Wheatine, 4 lbs, for 2Sc Hest quality Cracked Wheat, 5 the for 21c Very beat Whole Wheat Flour, 5 Iba for 25c Best quality Yellow Corn Meal 61bs for 25c Best quality Rolled Oatmeal 6 lbs for 25c Choice Pine Rolled Oatmeal, 6 lbs for 25c Pot Barley, best quality, 51bn for 25c 1 Try our Rolled Wheat or Flaked Wheat made from Manitoba No.. 1 hard wheat. Use Scotch Health Bran and keep in good health. We have it in stock. 1 JOHN E. HOMUTH SUCCESSOR TO IIOWSON & IXOWSON Flour, Feed, Seeds, Potatoes, etc. Phones: !residence lyse Store 40,