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The Wingham Advance, 1917-05-24, Page 5Thursday, May 24, 1917 Ti; E WJN(4IAM ADVANCE IIow about that Sult? 'HESE fine sunshiny days make the chap who is still wearing last year's suit feel pretty seedy. Old Sol says it's time to tone up and get the Spring outlook on Iife, and --- our word on it ---nothing is so apt to snake a fellow look good and feel good as a Ile* head -to -foot outfit. These are "Brighten -up" days, and we have the grer..test little " Brighten -up " cure you ever saw in our newly arrived stock of Come in, it's a cheery sig7it H. E. IsarCo. W111gtidrn, 0`Itdl o e dawn Cor „More bead and b Iter bread" arrived the day the sun first shore on DeTTC. BREAD 10 years of better home—made bread. 5 House Furshhn Floor OoVrnos We have a large range of Rugs in Tapestry, Brussels, Velvets and Wiltons. It will pay you to call -and see these rugs before buying as we are confident we can save you some money. 111 LINOLEUMS A large assortment to select from. We have Nairn's Scotch and Lancaster makes, both inlaid and printed patterns. Oilcloths in 1, 14, 1-} and 2 yd widths. Curtains, Curtain Scrims, Nets and Muslins. -mawmmoer . an+sww,ln .... snaay.gfdnan•Art., mr3. J. All kinds of Produce Wanted A. Mills The House of Quality. Phone 89 iereiwessindissilainiomeneeratesiteramoresimentitemese Salem Mr. and Mrs. Jermyn from near James- town called on Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Willits last Sunday. Mr. Davidson of Wingham, drilled a well for Mr. Andrew Gemmill. Mr. Albert Gallaher is preparing to build a silo this summer. The unveiling of the Roll of Honour in behalf of the boys who enlisted from this community will be held in the church here on Tuesday evening May 29th. Rev Mr, Hibbert of Wingham will be present. A program suitable for the occasion will be provided. Mr. Robert Mitchell has purchased a Ford Car. Bob believes in being up-to- date. Mr. Thomas McMichael had the mis• fortune to lose a young colt lately. lflor res Miss Mae Smeltzer is spending a few weeks at Meaford. Mr. James Goliey has purchased a new Ford car, Mrs Will Abraham and son Ross, visited in u vele last e w eek. Mr. and DIrs. John Rintoul and son, Reginald of Hamilton, are visiting at James Golley's fora few days. Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Abram of Mon- crieff, spent the weekend at Mr Thomas Abraham's. The farmers are all through seeding now and are busy on the root ground Mrs. Alex Smith and daughter Agnes have returned home to Detroit, Fordyce Mr. Samuel Phillips has the telephone installed. Ring 5 on 44, Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Havens and Mrs, Eli Havens spent Sunday at T. Johnson's of Aubuen. Mrs, Emmerson and daughter Lila vis- ited at S. Phillips on Sunday last. John Champion who is helping James Leaver with cement spent Sunday under the parental roof. RAILWAY TIME TABLE I' GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY SYSTEM TRAINS LEAVE FOR r London 0.35 a.m. 8.20 p.m. Toronto and East 6.45 .a.m, 3 05 p.m. : Kincardine .11.59 a.m. 9.30 p,m. I ARRIVE FROM Kincardine 0 30 a.m. London 11.25 a.m, 1 Toronto and Last 11.45 a.m, 8 05 p.m. 7 40 p,m, 9 30 p,m, CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY TRAINS LitAVE FOR Toronto and East 0 45 a.m. 3.05 p.m Teeswater...... 1.24 p,m. 10 32 p.m ARRIVIt. FROM Teeswater 0.40 a.m. 3 05 p,m, Toronto and E tet 1,22 p.m. 10 20p ,m �O+ sninnew,.oaati.r1 1.11111.n., Crystal Pressing Parte London Agency CLOTHES PRESSED AND RETURNED VOLLOWING DAY Suit Pressed .... Solt Suit Cleaned and Pressed... ?Sc Trousers 25e Overcoats... „ ........ . . .. 50c All orders sent for and delivered. Phone 18. 'Fred Aldine ton, Agent Corner Drug Store Wingham twins Page Me STEAMER GREYHOUND Annual E..cersion Goderich to Detroit, and return Leaves Goderich, Tuesday, June 12th 930 a.m. Returning leaves Detroit, Thursday Juno bath, at 1 1). m. $2.00 Round Trip $1.50 one way Don't Miss this Opportunity as it will be the ONLY boat trip front Goderich to Detroit this season" No trouble on account of new • Immigration Law Canadians coming to Detroit for a temperary stay are net rcquiredto pay a hued ax or make a deposit, Immi. gration officers on steamer to pass ex- cursionists. ,. Band Moonlight Monday Evening, June II, 8 p.m White Star Line t Detroit WANTED!. Highest Cash Prices paid for All Kinds of Live POULTRY, HIDES, WOOL and JUNK. Phone 204 !i. Brown Homesecker's Excursion Round trip tickets to points in Mani- toba, Saskatchewan and Alberta via North Bay, Cochrane and 31ranscontin- ental Route, or via Chicago, St, Paul or Duluth, on sale each Tuesday until Oct. 30, inclusive, at low fares. Through Tourist Sleeping Cars to Winnipeg on above dates, leaving Toronto 10.45 p.m., no change of cars, via Trancontinental Route. . Return Limit, Two Months., Ex- clusive of date of sale. Berths reservations and full particular') at all Grand Trunk ticket offices or write° E. Horning, District Passenger Agent. Toronto,"Ont. H. B. Elliott, Town Agent, Phone 4, Wingham, Ont. SYNOPSIS OF CANADIAN NORTH- WEST LAND REGULATIONS, Tito sole head of a family, or any male over 18 years old may homestead a quarter section of available Dominion land In Manitoba, Sask- atchewan or Alberta. Applicant must appear in person at the Dominion Lands .Agency or Stub-Agencv for tho District. Entry by proxy may bo made at any Donpinion Lands Agency (but not Sab-Agency on curtain Conditions). DITTIES—MX months residence upon and cultivation of i.he land in each of three years. A homesteader may live within nine miles of his homes.:ead on a farm et at least 80aeree, on certain conditions. A habitable house is req- uired exo• pt whore residence is performed in the vicinity. Live stook may bo substituted for cultivation under certain conditions. In certain districts a hotnostoadorinood standing may pre-empt a quarter section alone side his homestead. Price $3.00 per acre. Dvmu1s—Sax months residence in each of three years after Darning homestead potent: also 60 acres extra cultivation. Pre-emption patent may beobtainol as soon as homestead patent en certain conditions. A settler who has exhausted his homestead right' may take a purchased homestead in cer- tain districts, Price $3 per acre. Duties— Must reside Six months in.oaoh of three years ovltiv.etM 50 acres and ereet'a house worth $3Oli Tho area of oultivatioa is subject to reduc- tion in naso of rough, scrubby or stony land Live stook may bo substituted for cultivation under certain conditions. W. W. CORY, 0. M. G. Deputy of the Minister of the Interior. N. B. Unauthorized publicationefthis advertisement will not be paid for -1141. GRASS FARM FOR' SALE We cffer for sale, for a short time only, a 100 acre grass farm in gocd locality only 2i miles from a shipping point. 'There ie a frame Karn, 40 x 60 on the place, Nitre acres in Drop, balance grass and bush. School house on corner of farm. , Immediate, poheession if necessary. See us before going West Though tickets from Toronto on 0. N. R. the most southerly route. RitchiemazangurtgemmattstatnwarM i Coseos • Insurance and Real Estate Winghasi i ONTARIO'S BEST BUSINESS COLLEGE too8 iliAT :OIRDn QNT.^ Students may enter our classed at any time. Commence your source now and bo qualified for a position by Midsummer.During July and Ansust of last year we received calla for over 2+10 office aaaletants j we oouht riot ,.e ply, Our nraduate a aro in demand. Write at, once for our free catalogue, b. A. iter,Adiff.dIr . ` Ptilta1paltl ,iW,tu4.,.*,ps wra r.svteOler ,y DISTRICT NIEWS Wm Slessor, a farmer in. Kincardine township died as a result of injuries he re-' ceived by being kicked with a florae a couple of days previously. The Liberals of' North lit uce Federal riding will meet at Tara on June 7 to select a candidate to oppose Hugh Clark, M. 1'. The latest name added to the list of possible candidates is that of John McAelay, manager ('f the Dominion Fish Company, 'Marton. The bylaw to grata a loan of $20,000 to Mr, J. I3, Watson, of Kincardine, bay. ingits object the building of a factory for the manufacture of furniture, was carried by more than the necessary three-fifths majority. Mr, Watson's company will be capitalized at $50,000, Mr. Watson agrees to employ 50 men and pay not less than $15,000 in wages annually, Private Sydney Bassett, youngest sett of Elias and Mrs. Bassett, Listowel, has been killed in action. His parentis were informed of this by wire Thursday motning of last week, Date of death was given as April 14th, This is the second son that Mr, and Mrs Bassett have given for the cause and the sympathy of the community goes out to them for their burden is hard to bear. They have no more sons to give, Joe, the eldest, a student for the Methodist ministry, was taken prisoner and died in Germany. Sydney eulisted with the 71st Battalion when 18, was transferred to the 31th, the 23rd and finally, in France, to a British Columbia Regiment, the 7th Batt. Ile had been in France for over a year. Sisters are Miss Mae Bassett, nurse of the Guelph General Hospital,. and Miss Ida Bassett who has been in Toronto for a short time, Discovery of the bones of little Edward, adopted son of William C, Hill of Logan Township, 6 miles north of Mitchell, in the ruins of a bank barn, confirmed the fears that the little fellow had lost his life in the fire which destroyed the barn of his foster father. Apparently, from theloca- tion of the body, which was burned to a crisp, the little fellow bad attempted to first put out the fire he started on a stack of baled hay. and then had run for safety too late. Ile was in front of the granary door when he dropped. William Hill, the foster father, declared that the little fellow was in the habit of playing on the top of the hay each afternoon after school. He expressed the belief that the boy had been playing with matches and had set fire to the hay and straw. The dead boy • was seven years and five months old. For the last four years his home had been with the Hills. be having been taken from the orphanage at Stratford. His name was Edward Nye Tait. Whitechurch Mr. J. G. Gillespie was home from Ottawa over the week -end. Mr. George Garton Sr. and Mr. Sam Garton are Leaving this week to visit the former's son, Mr. Wm. Garton of Ridge- clough, Sask. The many friends of Mr Dan McIntosh are glad to see him able to be around again. After being in the hospital for several weeks. Mr. Dustan Beecroft has invested in a Ford touring car. Rev, J. R. Graham motored to Colling- wood on Monday to spend a few days with his friends, Rev. Samuel and Mrs. Farley of the First Presbyterian Church here. Don't forget the anniversary services to be held in the Presbyterian Church here on Sabbath, June the 3rd. Rev. Samuel Farley, DI A.. of Collingwood will be the preacher, Mr. Farley will also sing at both services. The Y. P. S meeting on Sunday night was in charge of Misses Ada Clubb. and Letty Fox. The leaders for May 27th are Messrs John Egiestone and Cecil Falcon- er. Field Crop Competitions We notice by the result of the Field Crop Competitions as published in the appendix to the Annual Report of Agricultural Societies that II, T. Per- due the winner in the Turnberry Agri- cultural Society's Cgmpetition last year, was.only half a point below the highest score taken for oats in the province of Ontario. The Iowest score in this section was as high as the win- ner of a couple of other Societies. Mr Perdue also secured the highest score taken in the province for yield and quality of grain,. Western University Convocation Convocation week at the Western Utaivereity, London, with ite ban- quet., class dinners, field day, etc., reached its climax on Thursday, when degrees were conferred on twenty-one persons and prizes dietribated, Two of the graduating class have won special honor, Mr. P. H. Curran being awarded a fellowship at Cornell Uni- versity, where he will study next year, and Miss A. D. Turville receiving the Archives' Scholarship, which givee her three months in Ottawa. During the year the University has t -cured a new Site of two hundred acres. There has been another in- crease in the government and city grants, also a splendid development of the libraries and Iaboratoriee and a higher rating from the American Medical Association for the Medical School, The notable addition of eight new professors during the last three years is to be increased by three lades this year, one of whom hai just been appointed, namely Professor William Sherwood 'Pox, Ph. D., of Princeton University, Professor 1f'oat is a dative of Canada and has won his spurs across the line as a brilliant scholar. Ele is an author of considerable note. Hie recent large volumes on Greek tlud Rieman Mythology is considered the best book In the English language on this eubjeet. The purpose is to seders sten for the staff who shall be fully ,tate squat of thou) itny of the other onIva. etties, " q LaLs N LJMITIER 111,4 Neellatet you'RE dealing in very definite quantities when you consider our clothes—the style, the weave, the wear, the value are all known and established—they're standard in every way. The clothes which this store sells reach a stage at value -giving that no other clothes have ever attained —thousands of sat- isfied wearers es- tablish,this fact very conclusively. 61 ' tl `ytnfls'iirTHES are tailored to your measure from any of hundreds of selected fabrics — and from any model. The prices prisingly moderate. are Stir, 3 West Shore Rails Sold to Hydro A meeting of the municipalities in- terested in the West Shore Railway was held in Kincardine on Wednes- day. Mr, C. A. Reid, chairman, the Mayor, the Reeve, the Deputy Reeve, and the secretary. L. L. Knox, attend- ed from Goderich and there was a good representation present from all the municipalities, practically the whole council of Ashfield township being present. About a dozen tenders for the rails and structural steel, ties and poets were received, and after the tenders were examined a resolution was passed authorizing the truetee Mr. Stothers, to sell the rails, etruct. ural steel, spikes, bolts and fish plates, etc , to the Hydro Electric Power Com mission. The H. E. P. C.'s offer was $45 a ton for rails which are not laid, $40 a ton for the track (rails, fish plates, spikes, etc„) and 5 cents a pound for the structural steel. The Commission is to stand the cost' of re. moving the material. r• CANADIAN PACIFIC Great Lakes Steamship Service Via OWEN SOUND STEAMSHIP "MANITOBA” leaves Owen Sound at midnight each THURSDAY (connecting t ain r leaves Toren to 5.25p. m.) for Sault Ste. Marie, Port Arthur and Fort William. SERVICE via PORTMcNICOLL • COMMENCES JUNE 2. Plan Your Vacation Trip Novi POINT AU BARIL MUSKOKA LAKES KAWARTHA LAKES LAKE MAKIN4W FRENCH and PICKERAL RIVERS RIDEA I LAKES SEVERN RIVER are delightful resorts and easily reached via C. P. R. For Winnipeg. and Vancouver LEAVE TORONTO 6,40 P.M. DAY.1LY via "THE PIONEER ROUTE" Particulars from Canadtian Pacific Ticker Agent or W, B. HOWARD. District El asvcnget`Agent, Toronto, Ont. ansimumelemomesseneemreweine 'i•°i°l;ii%'' ��3i^r'iii:i:iff iia.:.. Where Right Made Might Light Four x975 Subject to change wnthout notice Overland success is so eclipsing that one night take it as a matter of course. But make it have a personal application to you, —because the cost of any car is too much money to be carelessly spent. There need be no confusion in selecting the sound value at the same Price—make comparisons and see if Willys-Overland does not spell the answer with mathe- matical correctness. Do not miss the significance of the over- whelming production that makes it passi- ble for us to give better cars at loner prices. More than 400,000 owners have been guided to Willys-Overland by their de- sire for beauty, comfort and luxury in addition to utility. Kingham Overland Due to its gigantic fat titles the f]Uillys Overland industry effects millions in. economies; has never found it necessary to skimp or rob a car of value in order to compete; but is able to give surplus value throughout the' entire car for fat less money. Might may not make right, but right has made Overland might. The Overland Light Four from the stand.: point of mechanical excellence, easy rid- fing ,comfort, roominess and beauty is incomparably a better carthan tan be bad in any other make at (anything like. so low. a price. Come in and see the Wiltys- verland Motor Cars—the Light Four and the. mast comprehensive line Of cars ev > built by any one producer, a Sales, 1 Kennedy - SI ki r. ,.• •