The Wingham Advance-Times, 1939-03-16, Page 4Thursday, March 16th, 1939WINGHAM ADVANCE-TIMES
TURNBERRY COUNCIL
“Marrying
Marian"Dr. M. W. Locke’s Famous
Patrick’s Day calls for some-
Special in the way of food,
yourself to some festive decor-
few streamers of green
"NORMAL LAST"
helps prevent Foot Trouble
• Many smart women wear Dr. Locke Shoes made over
the great foot specialist’s “normal last” simply because
they are such well styled, comfortable daytime shoes.
Even more important is the fact that these “Dr. Lockes”
help prevent foot trouble—keep even the most active
women foot healthy and happy.
The minutes of Council meeting
held in Bluevale March 8, .1939,
Members all present.
Moved by Porter and Weir that
minutes of last meeting be adopted as
read. Carried.
Foved by Moffat and Breckenridge
that we qxtend the time for Collector
to return roll of 1938 to April 10th,
1939. Carried.
The following letters were received
and read: T. C. Dunkin, Glenannan;
Dept, of Welfare, Toronto; J. H, Kin-
kead, Goderich,
The following accounts were paid;
Relief $64.94; Roads $78.35.
Moved by Wilton and Brecken
ridge that we adjourn to meet at
Bluevale April 10th, 1939
Carried. •
W. R, Cruikshank,
Clerk.
CONFINED ABED
BY LUMBAGO
LET’S CELEBRATE
ST. PATRICK’S DAY
at
R.
1. p.m,
Grain,
Reeve.
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LETTERS TO
THE EDITOR
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[OJEBtOES!
THESE
.WANT AD’S
SUING
RESULTS
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ALL YEAR INCOME selling large
line spices, extracts, toilet requisit
es, stock and other farm produces.
Our combination offers open every
door. No experience required.
Pleasant work. Steady repeat ord
ers from old and new customers, A
small amount puts you in business
f for yourself. NO RISK. Excellent
opportunity to right party. For free
details and catalogue, FAMILEX
CO., 570 St. Clement, Montreal.
FARM FOR SALE—57 acres, good
land, fine brick, house, good barn,
cement foundation, silo, plenty of
water. One mile from Wingham.
Apply Wm. N. Austin, B. Line
. west, Turnberry.
FARM FOR SALE—100 acres, good
buildings, 20 acre bush. Reasonab
ly priced. Apply E. C. Welwood, R.R. 3, Wingham.
FOR SALE—Two Bents’at United
Church Shed, Bluevale, containing
about 3000 ft. lumber, timber suit
able for driving shed, 40x40. Apply
Howard Stewart, Wingham.
FOR SALE—Weigh scales, 1600 lbs’
capacity, in perfect condition. Ap
ply Advance-Times.
FOR RENT — Store property rec
ently vacated by Advance-Times.
Apply J. H. Crawford.
FOR SALE—Double House, all con
veniences. Will sell at 'reasonable
price. Apply F. J. Mooney.
cession of the Township of Howick
and the east half of Lot Thirteen
(13) in the Tenth (10th) Concession
of the said Township of Howick con
taining in al} two hundred acres of
land more or less.
Upon the said lands there is situ
ate a bank barn, 60 ft. by 40 ft., with
two additions of 45 ft. by 40 ft. and
26 ft. by 10 ft‘; a two storey brick
house 24 ft. by 40 ft.; a shed 23 ft.
by 34 ft.; a hen house 36 ft. by 14
ft.; a garage 10 ft. by 16 ft.
The farm is well loca'ted within
three miles of town and church, one
mile from school and on the premis
es there is approximately twelve acres
bush, a drilled well, no waste land.
Terms of Sale: Ten per cent, de
posit at the time of purchase and the
balance in' thirty days. Property sub
ject to reserved bid.
There will also be offered for sale
at the above auction all the stock,
machinery aiyl equipment, for partic
ulars of which see sale bills. Terms
of chatties: Cash. No reserve on
chattels.
For further particulars applv:
F. W. KEMP,,
Listowel, Ontario,
Auctioneer.
Estate of FRANCES WATTERS,
H. V. HOLMES
MRS. HAZEL DODDS
MISS MARY E. WATTERS,
Executors,
Gorrie, Ontario.
Why Condemn George McCullagh?
Letter Asks.
Editor, Wingham Advance-Times:
Sorry to say the writer of a recent
letter (Mr. J. G. Webster) to this pa
per seems to be endowed with a frame
of mind given to destructive and sar
castic criticism and along with mud
slinging it plays too large a part in
our parliaments and is not welcomed
by any fair-minded person,
I say Mr. McCullagh is more to be
congratulated than condemned or
criticized. Whether he is right or not
in his efforts, he. did show a decided’
note of sincerity which has too often
been lacking in our governments.
Demoncracy is generally agreed to
be the proper type of government and
social order in Canada and many oth
er countries but why so many prob
lems existing which are contrary to
Democracy?
Mr. McCullough did not advocate
the dissolving of the two-party sys
tem but advised members of the much
ballyhooed Leadership League to
continue working with their respect
ive parties and then if they did not
do something, possibly the ‘Leader
ship League would become a thing of
potency.
It has been truly said that Demo
cracy requires leaders of greater cour
age, intelligence, unselfishness and
better morals than clo other forms of
government, and until leaders give
whole-hearted expression to these
principles we shall still be confronted
with the problems of ’ the’ day; with
probably -drastic results. It is a case
of when you get the man right you
will have the world right.
At present I am not a member of
the’ Leadership League, and I hope
Mr. Webster’s future remarks may be
devoted to something more construct
ive.
In Pain for Weeks
Acting on the principle of “when
you know a good thing tell your
friends about it," a man who has had
very bad lumbago pains writes as
follows;—
"1 suffered from lumbago, and for
weeks could scarcely mdve in bed. I
had treatment, but it did not ease the
pain very much. A friend said, ‘Why
not take Kruschen Salts? Take them
every morning and you’ll likely
relief from the pain in your back.’
I have taken them every morning
some time and I am. fit condition
my work again—thank’s to Kruschen;
—C.B.
Why is it that lumbago, backache,
rheumatism and indigestion in many
cases yield to Kruschen Sal.ts? Be
cause it is a combination of several
mineral salts that are vital for .your
bodily well-being. Each of these salts
has an action of its own. Stomach,
liver, kidneys and digestive tract are
all benefited and toned up to a high
state of efficiency.
get
So
for
for ft
M. Ross Smith.
LETTERS TO
THE EDITOR
condescends to enlighten me as to
these though his enlightenment is
very scantily attired. He says that,
when the next Federal election comes
along the League will have candid-
dates in every riding; men of its own
choice, not Tory or Grit Machine
Men, but men, honest of purpose, etc.,
etc., and the League will SEE that,
these candidates GO OVER THE
TOP. Evidently this League is going
to be an almighty mighty thing. But
when its candidates go over the top,
Mr. Thompson does not specify what
they are going to do, or how they are
going to do what they are going to
do,—simply because HE DOES NOT
KNOW.
Tories and Grits have platforms
and policies, such as they are. They ,
say elect us and we will endeavour to
implement our programme, such as it
is. But the League has no programme
and if we elect candidates simply be
cause they belong to the League we
will fill Parliament Housfi with such
a bunch. of marvellous men as never
before decorated its benches. These
will all be garbed alike, though per
sonal charm will be more or less con
spicuous. They , will all think alike;
do each as the other does, and even
dream the same dreams, with befitt
ing nightmare disturbances. If the
other members \of the League have
the same conception of it as Mr.
Thompson voices, and that conception
fits it, then it is up to those who still
retain possession of their senses to
take up arms against it, and prepare
to fight it with tooth and nail, talons
and claws, or whatever weapons they
can lay hands on so that it may
doomed to a speedy extinction.
Yours., truly,
Jas. G. Webster.
St,
thing
Treat
afions—a
crepe paper across the table, some
fancy paper napkins, and maybe a wee
sprig of shamrock for the centre.
Then for your food, here’s something
for your bag of tricks—because after
all, St, Patrick did work miracles I
Baked Fish With Pineapple
Line a greased casserole with slic
ed or cubed pineapple "(drained). Add
2 cups of cooked, flaked dish—white
fish, haddock, or salmem are suggest
ed—mixed with % cup of cream. Sea
son with salt and pepper. Beat toge
ther 1 cup of mashed potatoes, 1 beat
en egg, 2 tablespoons of milk and a
dash of paprika. Place this on top of
the fish mixture, Bake in a moderate
oven till hot and brown, Top with
grated Canadian cheese just before
removing from the oven. Fresh fillets
may be used hnd, if so, the cooking
time will be a little longer. Serves 6.
After the food, a few old time danc
es, some songs, some merry jests, and
you will agree that you have done
honour to good St, Patrick.
Clean hands, after handling fish, by
rubbing them with salt and then rins
ing.
Dishes which have held fish should
be washed in water with a generous
quantity of dry -mustard or washing
soda added.
Kill cooking odours by burning or
ange peel, coffee, or sugar in a pan.
Cut the burnt sugar from the pan by
adding some vinegar and cooking
them together.
RIPLEY MAN
BADLY INJURED
. Gideon Ruttie, well known Ripley
resident and a superintendent of the
Bruce Highways department, is a pa
tient in the Bruce County Hospital, at
Walkerton, suffering from a^ fractur
ed left leg and other injuries.
These injuries were received in an
accident on the Kincardine-Walkerton
..highway, five miles west of Walker
ton, as the light truck driven by Mr..
Rfittle collided with a taxi-operatoY.
The Adams car, a new model, was
damaged almost beyong repair on the
side while the light truck was caved
in at the front end.
HAD CLOSE CALL
FROM COAL GAS
be
Promoted
A Two Act Musical Comedy
Presented by the
WINGHAM DRAMATIC CLUB
Under Direction of C. B. Armitage
30 ARTISTS — ALL LOCAL TALENT
Exquisite Acting — . Inspiring Singing and Music
Dancing Par Excellence.
Town Hall, Wingham
Commencing at 8.15 p.m. on
Thursday, Friday,
Mar. Ih, 17
Comedy! Lots of It — Laughter Galore
Fine Lighting and Stage Effects - New Stage Scenery
Six-Piece Orchestra
You enjoyed other production’s by this society—This
one is even better.
FOR SALE—Four choice Registered
Shorthorn Bulls, ’ll to 12 months
old. Their Sire, Browndale Rover
206206, was bred by James Douglas
& Sons of Caledonia, Ont. Priced
reasonable. J. L. MacEwen.
FOR SALE OR RENT—Stable on
Victoria Street. -Apply Sam Mor
ton, R. R. 1, Belgrave.
FOR SALE—Property in Wingham
Town Plot containing one acre.
Formerly occupied by the late Miss
Sarah Taylor. Must be sold to close
estate. Apply to J. H. Crawf or d.
FOR SALE—Property in Wingham
Town Plot, 10 acres. House, barn,
silo and good hen house located
thereon. Apply J. H. Crawford.
KIDNEYS ARE CLEANSED and
invigorated by using Rumacaps. At
regular intervals, use Rumacaps for
your health’s sake. McKibbon’s
Drug Store;
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE MATTER of the Estate of
George Daley, late of the Township
of East Wawanosh in the County
of Huron, Gentleman, deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
pursuant to The Trustee Act, that all
creditors and others having claims
against the Estate of the late George’
Daley, are required to send particu
lars of their claims,’ duly verified, to
J. W- Bushfield, the solocitor for the
Executors of the said Estate, on or
before the twenty-fifth day of March,
A.D. 1939, and that after such date
the Executors will proceed to distrib
ute the said Estate, having regard on
ly to the claims of which they shall
then have had notice. t
DATED at Wingham, Ontario, this
seventh day of March, A.D. 1939.
J. W. BUSH FI ELD,
■ Wingham, Ontario,
Solicitor for the Executors.
The Leadership League
Editor Advance-Times:
Please give me an opportunity to
reply to the strictures on the letter I
wrote on the above subject furnished
by Mr. Robert Thompson. The pre
amble to Mr. Thompson’s effusion in
correctly accoutres me with a know
ledge of things in general, and ac-
cutely developed sense. of smell. I
made no claim, nor can I honestly
make claim to the possession of ei
ther of these things; but, if both be
necessary to the understanding of
what the League is, as is logically de
ducible from Mr. Thompson’s men
tion. of them; then I, having ’neither
am mentally and smellingly unfitted
to achieve understanding, notwith
standing the aggressive inquisitive
ness which I do claim 1 am possessed
of, and which I have indulged and
tried to improve and sharpen from my
youth up.
Mr, Thompson, however, under
stands the ins and outs and round
abouts of the League, and graciously
4 .
A near-catastrophe was narrowly-
averted at Blytli when 18 people, ad
ults and children, were nearly asphyx
iated by coal gas during the progress
of a Mission Blind supper in the base
ment of the United Church. The fur
nace, a hot air system, is located at
the rear of the room iu, which the sup
per tables were laid.
Two ladies, Miss' McDonald and
Miss Fairservice, who were supervis
ing the children’s affair, lapsed into
unconsciousness at their seats at the1
banquet tabic, and had to be carried
out to fresh air.
A third, Mrs. Grasby, got as far-as
the sidewalk when she collapsed. All
had to be taken home, and it was said
that Miss Fairservice did not recover f
consciousness until 11 o’clock at I
night. |
*The coal gas affected people in i
varying degrees, grown-ups more than i
children, although they too, reeled as |
they 'made their way to the outdoors. j
A defect in the furnace is blamed.
Robert Niven, assistant district
passenger agent, Canadian Pacific
Railway, Toronto, since 1026, who
has been appointed general agent,
passenger department, for the On
tario district of the Company, with
headquarters at Toronto.
Mrs. D Bieman Passes
Mrs. Deniel Bieman, of
mother-in-law of Mrs. Art
(nee Jean Currie) died in
Hospital, London, on Friday evening.
Mrs. W’. A. Currie left on Saturday
to attend the funeral.
London,
Bieman
Victoria
WANTED—Middle-aged lady who
desires a good home at moderate
wages to help cook and be useful
in the home of a widow who is very
active and not a cripple, just one
,tn home. Applications in writing.
Box E, Advance-Times.
WANTED—Girl for general house-
..work. Apply Advance-Times.
CARD OF 1’HANKS
The family of, the late Mrs. Johrv
Campbel) take this opportunity of ex
tending,their sincere appreciation to
their friends and neighbors for the
kindness and sympathy shown them
in the loss of their mother.
WANTED—Elderly woman for light
housework and companion. Apply
Advance-Times.
AUCTION SALE
There will be offered for sale by
Fhblie Auction at’Lbt Twelve, Con
cession Eleven, Township of How
ick, on ThiTtsd^y, the 23rd day of
March, A.D, 1939, at the hour of One
O’Clock the following valuable real
estate’:AIT and singular those parcels of
land being composed of Lot Twelve
Sand the west half. of Lot Tbir*
(13) in the Eleventh (11th) Con-
AGENTS WANTED
There are a few districts left
open where a very . interesting
selling proposition is awaiting
active -local agents who are in
terested in getting the agency
for the “VIKING”, known as
the most “outstanding” cream
separator on the market today.
Do not miss this opportunity to
get this profitable agency.
Write for full details at once.
U B, KOENIG,
District Traveller,
a 839 Queens Blvd.,
Kitchener Ont.
SMITH—In fond and loving memory
of our dear husband and daddy,
Charles F, Smith, who crossed The
Great Divide, March 20, 1938.
The blow was great, the shock severe,
We little thought the end was near.
It is only those who have lost can tell
The sorrow of parting without fare
well.
No pen can write, no tongue can tell
Our sad and bitter loss,
But God alone has helped so well,
To bear ottr heavy cross.
*—Sadly missed by sorrowing wife and
son, Gerald.
IN MEMORIAM
IN MEMORIAM
SMITH—In loving memory of our
dear son and brother, Charles F,
Smith, who passed away March 20,
1938.
We little thought when leaving home
He would no more return,
That fie in death so soon would sleep
And leave us here to mourn,
We do not know the pain he bore,
We did not see him die; ,
We only know he passed away,
And never said good-bye.
—Sadly missed by Mother^ Father,
Sistets and Brothers.
WE
are
AGENTS
for
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MAKING SURVEY
OF WAR VETERANS
The United Ex-Service Men’s As
sociations of Canada have undertaken,
as a joint voluntary effort, a national
survey of this country’s 400,000 war
veterans, it was announced’at Ottawa.
Its purpose is to gather information
on the number, the location and qual
ifications of ex-service men who,
should danger arise from any form
of enemy action, would be available
to assist the constituted authorities in
safeguarding the internal security of
Canada,
All national veterans’ organizations
are linked up in the survey. On their
behalf a joint manifesto has been is-
sued over the signature of Col, W. ■
W, Foster, Vancouver, and Col. C. R,
Hill, Toronto, in their capacities as
chairman and secretary, respectively,
of the National Committee of Dom
inion Presidents of Veterans’ Organ
izations.
A survey of local veterans will be
made in the near future according to
Major Ken. Weaver, Zone Command*
er of the Legion for this district.
Shapor. The bride-to-be, who is 17
years of age, and the eldest sister of
King Farouk of Egypt is pictured
here with ’her fiance.
Cairo will be a joyous setting on
March 15th for the marriage cere
mony of Princes Fawzia and the Ir
anian crown prince Mohammed Riza
Tickets 25c — Reserved Seats 10c extra.
Reserved Plan at McKibbon’s Drug Store.
Under Auspices of the Wingham Tennis Club.
PRINCESS, AGE 17, WILL BE BRIDE
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Maple Syrup Time?
ARE YOUR SYRUP PANS AND SAP BUCK
ETS IN GOOD CONDITION?
. Now is the time to have them repaired.
Syrup Pans Made to Order.
MACH AN BROS.
Wingham, Ont.Phone 58
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