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The Wingham Advance Times, 1930-11-27, Page 4x$l•/.•C1 tions the ,141.'•411° PI %IP,A:6NJJLk•• . _ Mk14'k•rI.RE • :i.7..<ll-Vl �l.\•_ _ • . F 71 iq -, eeting Cards _.„.,,-..„ Greeting OUR GREETING CARDS For Christmas and New' Years are now on display. P Y 6' 4 ,...., is r �t ##. g' THE 5c AND 10cCARDS 0 ARE THE CREAT- EST VALUE EVER SHOWN-. it � Es sl McKIBBOITSDRUG STORE Wingham Phone 53 r .i f C rr,,rdinar„,,,,w,,-40..-a4,-,...s raven ,sasitemmsieJnetr.Kirieeratrearearaitrieaa��asearntreatnj •s.ie,.,• i;: ,'-. 1i •. .. 4 Tp.!;,!Pirt,rf s %vv. 1-gi'L•.0ti•:•!' T�1,4,n T1ia•.0-!,:v• • Y,!,.ytwa 1"" !t":- Y". •.w r .,.11 . ...y THESE 1 TIRING AD'S t RESULTS e' x 14 jADIS ;d cents a wordper insertion, with a. minimum charge of 25c. g is is . .. ai .n.aiaeleeseraywariasei saareassinse airisinesfre;nitasemenoserairss.aaraanreersea%aspate ALL MUSICAL Instruments, Strings Etc., best quality, lowest prices. G. A. Schatte, Agent for Beare & Son. 'FURNITURE of all kinds Repaired and Refinished,also hardwood flooring. O. Ludwig. AUCTION SALE- Of Farm Stock and and Implements at lot 26, con 13, > West Wawanosh, on Thursday, December 4th. Herbert Laidlaw, Prop. T. Gundry, Auct. HELP UNEMPLOYMENT Bybuy- y ing your Cedar ' Chest from George: Wraith. They make beautiful Xmas gifts. Home in evenings, phone 104. FOR SALE -Pair Men's Hockey Skates and Boots, :New, size 6•, for $7.00. Apply Advance -Times. STRAYED On to lot 26, con. 11, West Wawanosh, white yearling heifer. Owner kindly apply to C. M. Aitcheson, R. 2, Lucknow. FOR SALE Fur - Coat, size 44, pair rubber boots, no. 9. Apply to W. Gannett. STRAYED from Lot 32, con.1, Cui- ross, on or about Nov. ' 3rd, Here- FOR SALE -Complete Tuxedo Suit, size 36. Apply Box A, Advance- Times. ford rising 2 yrs. old. Anyone knowing of whereabouts notify Mr. Milos Moir, phone 604r6. MORTGAGE SALE Of Valuable Farm Property STRAYED -On to lot 17, con 10, Turnberry, about Oct. 15th, two lambs. Owner may .have same by paying advt. and proving property Under and by virtue of the powers contained in a certain ' Mortgage which will be produced at the time OBITUARY of sale, there will be offered for sale by Public Auction on Saturday, the Mrs. John Mitchell 29th day of November, A.D. 1930, at the hour of 2.30 o'clock in the after- There passed away. in Wingham on 1 noon at the Brunswick Hotel in the Tuesday, November 25th, Eliza Jane , Town. of Wingham, the following pro - Conn beloved wife of Mr. John 'Mit- ] perty namely; In the Township of chell.J The deceased isquite an aged f Morris, in the County of Huron andg Province of Ontario and being corn- lady, who with her bereaved husband s nosed of the South half of Lot num- has resided on John street ever since t ber Twelve in the Third Concession moving from the farm. On Saturday ] of the said Township of Morris, and also that Part of the "North; half of` of last week she sgfWed a stroke 1 Lot number• twelve in the fourth con- from :which she never rallied. A pri- 1 0063igTa..o_f' the said Township of Mar- Yate service will be • held at her late I i'f`s w -!rich is uta as. b5t ltd sal., on Thtirsday afternoon. ! particularly described I follows: Commencing &t the north-westerly an- Interment will be made in Wingham gie a tide said half Lot, thence so'vth- cemetery. rely -along the westerly limit of the „,, ,, said half lot to: the middle of the bed Levi Harding ,f the River Maitland, thence follow - ng along the' centre of the said bed Word was received in town of the f the said.river Maitland, against the sudden death on October 21st of Levi ;trteamn .until the same intersects .the. Harding, in England, late of this 1asterly limit of the said'half lot, or town. &1r. Harding was a well known in case the sante does not at any point ntersect, the said limit, then follow- figure, making many friends while he i ing the sante course as last before lived here, many of whom will regret nentioned until the Lame reaches the to hear of his sudden death. He left )Dint thereof nearest the said easter- y limit and from. thence easterly in here six years.ago next May, and for 1 t line parallel td 'the northerly limit the past couple of years has been in: �f the said half lot to the said easterly poor health. While a resident here irnit thereof, and in, either case he was a faithful member of St. Paul's hence northerly along the said east church, being a sidesman, Mrs. Har- trly limit to the north-east angle of :he said half lot,.thence westerly a- ding predeceased him' about thirteen ong the.. northerly limit of the said years ago. ', :elf lotto the place of beginning. Upon the property it is said there William A' `Cunningltarti . ; ire three frame barns, frame house old a supply of water. William A. Cunningham, a _ welt TERMS -Ten per cent. of the pur- known resident of the Township of :hose money to be paid down at the Morris, died, Sunday night following -ime of sale and balance to be- paid an illness of several months. The de- erithin thirty days. Terris of - sale, if agreeable to the, mortgagees, may be ceased, who was in his 70th year, was trranged. a former resident of Colborne town For further particulars and condi- ship for a number of years. Twelve of sale apply to the undersigned. years ago the familymoved to Mc - DATED at Wingham this eighth day g �f November, A,D: 1930• I illop Township and two yeti's later THOMAS FELLS, Auctioneer. to Morris. Besides his widow he is J. W. BUSHFIELD, survived by three sons and a daugh- Wingham, Ontario ter, Vere,.Colborne; Earl, Brussels; Solicitor for the'Mortgagee. Harold at home, and Mrs. Elder of .... " '"` '""""-' Tilsonburg. The .funeral took place MEETING Or 'HURON on Wednesday afternoon and inter - COUNTY COUNCIL mein' was made in Colborne ceene- -- tory. Council of the Corporation of The he County of Huron will meet in the Coutreil Chamber, Goderich, at 2 01 9ocl rri the afternoon of Tuesday, Lied clay of I7ecerrrber, 1930. All accounts :against the County must be it the hands of the ,Clerk not later haat Saturday_ preceding' lite met* '-e" ..f Council. _x�dcrictx, Naventber 15th, 1930. GEO. W. IdOLMAN, County Clerk. Mrs. Thos, Drummond there Passed" suddenly away on .November 15th, at her home, 119 Glendale Avenue, Toronto, Margaret Eleanore Netterfield, wife of Thomas < Drummond and daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. ,Thos, Vetterfield. The deceased who was born in Wingham t January 5, 1865, where she spent the i MATT. AUOTIoN' ?hone 21 0-� o� is i I ;.� � � � O/ , N R 64 telhlla.'tiWtx l H1 yx 1- n :1 I, L'uck1'now. E*per'- t gut a , 'IM'a,��e4w.wW,Iv',,:i....., greater part of her life. She leaves to mourn' besides her husband, four sores and two daughters: Err,"oid of Idensall, i l hold of Moncton, N.B., Leonard and Noel of Toronto; Mrs. Leslie t Allan (May), Toronto and Mrs. Mar-- shalt IH'etherington (Hazel) of Tor- d to home onu`>'"ues `ay 18th! ct.ace fand rom b w....�• ..,.:i.WS.wuuN N.uJL�wwLw_,LEI rW11GIr4.1 ry.46+».f1AR.1I, was largely attended by many friends and relatives, Reverend Frank Powell Rector of St. Barnab is Church, offic- iating at the home and the graveside, interment being made in Mt. Pleas- ant Cemetery, The late Mrs, Drum- mond also leaves four sisters: Mrs. C. E. Fieron, Thessalon, Mrs. Jas. Glan- ville of Seattle, Washington, Mie. H. Doig, of Toronto, and Mrs. T. J, Mc- Lean of Wingham. Henry : John Dettman A highly respected resident of the community in the person of Henry John Dettnian, passed away on Tues- day, November 18th, at his late home, lot 14, concession 14, Howick Town- ship, Huron County, at the age of 74 years, after several months' illness. The deceased man was born in Meck- lenburg -Schwerin, Germany, on Sep- tember 27, 1856, In 1883 he was mar- ried to Miss Christena Ortman and shortly afterwards they came to Canada and settled in' Carrick Town- ship, Bruce County, where the re- rnained a few years before settling on their present home. The late Mr. Dettman was 'a Lutheran in religion, and highly esteemed' by friends and neighbors, n ustrio farm- er. and anindustrious a er isifour . He survived b his widow, v y sons, Henry of Carrick, John at home, William of Bluevale, and Eldon of Hilton Beach, St. Joseph's "Island; four daughters (Annie) Mrs. William Warnick, Gadshill; (Alvina) Mrs. D. Brocknow, Walkerton; (Mary), Mrs, Edward Gilman, Mildmay, and Edith of London. Elliott Miller The funeral of A, G. Elliott Miller, popular auctioneer, who died at his home in Lucknow, was held Friday from the Presbyterian Church, where a large number of friends and rela- tives' gathered torpay their last res- pects. Mr. Miller's death resulted from an accident to his knee at the fall fair, Lucknow, when he took part in a ,tug-of-war. He was well on the way. to recovery when he'conducted an auction sale cinder unfavorable weather conditions and the injured limb became much worse, and while confined to bed pneumonia develop- ed. He was a member of the village council.- The deceased, who was 42 years of.age, leaves a widow, who be- fore her marriage was Miss Hilda Campbell; thnee brothers, Wallace A. of St. Helens; John, of Toronto, and Bert, of London, and two sisters,• 1VIrs. E. J. Thom and Miss Margaret 4filler of St. Helens. A service was conducted at the house and_at the :hurch by Rev. C. H. McDonald, as sisted by Rev. R. W. ' Craw. Old Light Lodge, A.F. & A.M., of which :he deceased was .a member, took :barge. Pallbearers were: S. E. •Rob- rtson, N. G. McKenzie, J. R. Mc - ab, R. Robertson, D. `Rose and . F. vlcLennan, Interment was in .Green- Cemetery ,.-o�+.�: ::moi ��r:n,... .ice= Andrew Hamilton The death is announced as taking place, Sunday, at` Prince Albert, of. Andrew Hamilton, one'of the ibest known residents of Saskatchiewan, for many years prominent in the affairs of Indian . Head and district. Mr, Hamilton was in his 87th' year having been born oat . January 1, 1844, n Lanark County, Ontario. He came to Saskatchewan in 1892 taking up a I across the Qu'Appelle Val- ey, north' of Indian Head, later pur chasing a farm five ' miles north *"of Iridian Head. In. the Last few years he had lived with .one of his sons. On the occasion of his departing from Indian Head, be was presented by I Board of Trade and citiaens, with.. a gold -headed cane, at a banquet held n his honor. Mr. Hamilton was a Presbyterian of the old convenanter type, later art ardent supporter of the United church of Canada. For a number of years I was a justice of the peace. In politics he was a Liberal and was al- so identified with the Masonic Order and the Canadian Order of Foresters. Surviving Mr; Hamilton are five sons: John C, member of the Child Protection, residing at Prince Albert; C. M., Hamilton, a member of the Board of Graiti Commissioners for, Canada and former Minister of Ag- ricuiture for Saskatchewan; J. A. Hamilton, farmer of Weyburn; and D. H. Hamilton, an attorney at Tis- dale, who served in the war from 1916 to its close with the 52nd Battery. Mrs. Hamilton predeceased her husband in 1913 and a fifth son, A. R. Harnilto.n,. who was a law student tt Indian Head went overseas in 1915 at the coinmenoement of war acid was reported missing in June 19.1,6 after he third battle of *Ypres while serv- itg with the McGill University real cruits of the Princess Pats. A service was !veld at Prince Al- ert this morning and burial will take place at Indian Head on Tuesday af- ernoon at 2 o'clock, Fegitaa Star., Mr. Hamilton was it former t- si- ent of Whitechurch and well known many of t tit readers, Mrs, A. M. Carr of town, is a nein, illllrM+' WINGHAM ADVANCE -TIMES Thursday, November 27th, 1930 James Edward Taverner James Edward Taverner, a former well-known resident of Muskoka, died at his home, 13 Florence street, early Wednesday morning, Nov. 12, 1930, from heart failure, at the age of 71 years. The deceased was born August 17, 1859, in Toronto, where he made his hone for 34 years. Forty-nine years ago he was married to Annie Martha Woods of Toronto. Twelve years af- ter theie marriage they moved to Lewish in Ryde township, east of Graven, urst where they resided for thirty hree years. Fair many years the late Mr. Tav- ern was reeve of the township, a schol trustee in the village, and un- til four years ago lie was the post- master for Lewisham. Prior to taking over the post office he farmed near the village. Mr. and Mrs. Taverner came to Barrie a little more than a year ago from Wingham where they had lived three years. He was an Anglican in religion and a Conserva- tive in politics. ,During his younger days he was a 'member of the Sons of England. )3esides his wife,he is survived by four sons, -seven daughters; 40 grand- children. andre one great-grandchild. randchild. g The sons are: James Edward, of Lindsay; Harold Emmanuel, of Lew- isham; John Thomas of Providence, R. I.; George William Charles, of Barkeway. A son, Carl, died in Au- gust 1927, leaving one daughter. The daughters: Mrs. E. J. Tee, Toronto; Mrs, William Griffin, Oshawa; Mrs. A. Steen, Providence; R.I.;; Mrs. Jas. Tyron, Barkeway; Mrs. Jas. Knight, Toronto, and Mrs, Ernest, Seddon of Wingham. Rev A. R. Beverley, of Trinity Church, conducted short services at the home Friday evening at.8.30 p.m. and the remains were taken to Tor- onto Saturday morning for interment in Mount Pleasant cemetery, -Barrie WEDDINGS The home of Mrs. Lyon, of Lon- desboro was the scene of a pretty i wedding on Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock when her daughter, Olive Rosetta, *became the bride of Jaynes Earl Gaunt, son of Mrs. Gaunt and the late James Gaunt, of Wawanosh Township, The, ceremony was per- formed by Rey, J M. Johnston, of Londesboro The bride, who was given in marriage by her brother,'Mr, Stanley Lyon, was charmingly gown- ed in coral' georgette with radium lace, and carried a shower bouquet of roses ' and lily of the valley with maidenhair fern. The bridal couple were unattended and stood under an arch of evergreens and flowers. Dur- ing the signing of the register Mrs. Ida Lyon, sister of the bride; played the wedding music. After the cer- emony- the guests, including immed- iate relatives only, sat down to a wed- ding dinner in the dining -room. The table, which was centred with the bride's cake, was beautifully decorated. in mauve and white, the same color scheme being carried cut in the other house decorations. Dinner was serv- ed by four girl friends of the bride, becomingly gowned. Mr. and Mrs. Gaunt left on a motor trip to Wel- land and Niagara Falls. The bride Wore for traveling a coat of maroon with black fur collar and cuffs and hat of black velvet. On their return they will reside on the bridegroom's farm at St. Helens. Forgie-Fellows A pretty wedding took place en Saturday, . Nov. 22nd, in St, Peter's Church, Goderich, when Rev. Father Lowry united in marriage Eileen Marie, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fellows, Goderich, to Mr. Edward William Forgie of Tor- onto, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Forgie of Wingham. opf,., Different from every other Oats. 130! uAKER OATS COOKS IN 21/2 MINUTES AFTER THE WATER ROILS The .bride who was given in mar- riage by her father, wore a gown of tangefine chiffon with trimmings of hornette lace with hat and shoes to match and carried a shower bouquet of cream roses, lily -of -the -valley and: maiden hair fern. The bridesmaid Miss Anna Forgie, sister of the groom, was gowned in peach satin with shoes to snatch and large black velvet picture hat and carried a bou- quet of pink roses and maiden hair fern. Mr. George Farr, cousin of the bride was best man. Miss Jeffries, organist of the church, played the wedding music. Atfer the ceremony the immediate relatives of the bridal party returned to the bride's home where a wedding dinner was served. Later in the af- ternoon Mr. and Mrs. Forgie left on their wedding trip, the bride travell- ing in a dress of green crepe with coat and: hat to match. The young couple will reside in Toronto. Their many friends wish them happiness. and success. EAST WAWANOSH Mrs. Wm.m on i C ra visited at g the . home of Mrs. Wm. Arbuckle. Mr, and Mrs. Reilly from Cargill,. spent an afternoon at the home of the former's aunt, Mrs. Wm. Well ings. Mr. Jini Coultice and Miss Agnes,. visited friends in the States. We are pleased to know that Mr.. Geo. Haines is on the road to recov- ery. Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Ogden and.. family from Granton spent the week- end at the home of Mrs. Ogden's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Currie. Miss. Lamkin spent the week -end - at the home of Mrs. W. J. Currie. S . S. No, 9, have started practis- ing for their Xmas concert. ANNOUI+IC MENT! TO THE PUBLIC OF WINGHAM AND SURROUNDING COUNTRY THAT THE NEW CAFE UNDER THE NAME OF e peacock CandyShop WILL OPEN ON OR ABOUT DECEMBER 4th AND WILL CONDUCT AN UP -TO -.DATE SHOP, WHICH IS LOCATED ON JOSEPHINE STREET Sample of Candies will be given away on opening Day W* invite every one to come to our place, also to inspect our Kandy" Kitchen as Home Made Candies is our . Specialty. FOR YOUR XMAS GIFTS WE HAVE A HIGH QUALITY CHOCOLATE PACKED IN BOXES FROM 1/2 TO 5LJ3S AT 60c LB. TO GET THE ABOVE BOX ASK FOR John Galt Candies OUR RESTAURANT IS MODERN AND SANITARY.PURE AND WHOLESOMVIE FOOD IS SERVED :CLEANLINESS AND SERVICE, IS OUR 14IOT1TO.