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The Wingham Advance Times, 1928-07-05, Page 4only the ....newdeft ®4 OO VALET AvasYStropRazor FREE., with purchas4 o 10blades" McK bbori's Drug Store .5 [an4n)tn141t4.n. 1111411,41tltltttnrlllntlinlntl11t41t111111nn111[ In IItx13)1e1,1111/,N,n[1111Olnnr,In,ttt{nt)[[Mli.ntrint. iI Cents a word per insertion :51:11axs,ilun,mm�iitnextustns)tr11 with a minimum charge of 250. Wingha.ixz Advance.T mes. Published at WINOI•IAM - ONTARIO Every Thursday Morning W. Logan Craig, Publisher Subscription rates -. One year $woo. Six. months $1.00, in advance. To U. S. A, $2.50 per year. Advertising rates on application. A. Hudson, 376; A. Stone, 375; H. Finley, 371t 1I. Brown, 359; D. Hut- chinson: 357, M. Fraser, 357; P. Led- ' let, e49; D. Reich, 332; F.Fothergill, 315, i. McEvers, L. Groves. Sr. II to Jr. III; Total, 550, Hon- ors, 413; Pass, 33o. David Parker, 48o; Caroline Well - wood, 479; Gracey King, 471; Ruth Mitchell, 4.e; Jean Zurbrigg, 439; E. Hamilton, 437; W. Carr, 436; Helen Burgess, 414; Beryl Brown, 413; Elsie: Webb, 412; Ross Hoticson, 410; .M. Wilson, 406; C. Chi ' b E mm < Schafter, 392; E. Finley, :Blatchford, 376; R. Hammond, 376; B. I Mundy, 357; J. McDonald, 346. Jr. II to Sr. II; Total Sao, Hon- ? I ors 375oyd„ PEllass, 300, Llacott, 491; W McNevin, 481; Velma Stoaldey, 467; . Norma J I t i • Groves, 456; George "Carr, 447S Emma Krohn, 4421. Stanley Henderson, 43o; Albert Campbell, 425; Alicia Wilson, 421; Laura Campbell, 421; John Bunn, 421; Beatrice Forsyth, 418; Billie Le- i pard, :412; Billie Davidson,: 407; Lor-. • raine Carter, 406; Edith Campbell,•:tos Irene Mellor, 399; John Currie, J99; Lillian Harvey, 587; Marvin Smith, r)1uu[anitrtxt114)M1)i]11tut1IZI)II11tntFtnnttt11ntclnnYt11nn/)Irnntnnntli tt ttlt[nnttta)tt... FOR SALE—Freda cow and calf- +V VkL ITEMS 3 INTEREST Apply to Murray Wilson, ?, irtghare. ? FOR SALE Oats for sale at 65c per bushel cash. Apply to Jas Caad- i airs. T. J. McLean is visiting in well, TurriberrV . Toronto for a: few day. FARM FOR SALE—West half lot 25 Con +, Township of Howick, cora: ori- taining ti,z acres. Bank barn, driv- ing shed and dwelling; 3 acres fall. wheat, 12 acres spring crop. Drilled well, 3 acres hardwood bush, or- chard and small fruit. :i miles front Ford ich. Will be sold with crop if desired. Price reasonable. Edward Currie, Fordwich, Ontario. FOR SALE—Hay by the acre, stand- ing, 10 to 12 acres Tinnothv and Alf- alfa. Apply to A. M. Perdue; Phone 350. liVingharl. HOUSE—to rent, Enani e H. E. Isard. STR WBERRIES -- grown werawbereies ter sale h -. clay at the h•n•Itae of lir. and 1i T OTT(' JO HANN Prop. Mr. Manuel Burk Motored to spent Tor- onto and the week -end with his parents. Elliott and Oliver Fells left Mn- day'ffor London to take the summer course of study. Mrs. T. 0.Drunai zond of Hensall, visited over Sunday- at the home of Mrs. T. J. McLean. . Victoria Street United Church, God- ench, mares ltsneth milestone with special services this week. a Mr. id"alton McEibbon left on Mon - fi for London, weber he will spend the next sixweeks at Summer School. Mr. and Mrs.: Herbert Doi- m,ot- 387; Luetta .Bok, 373; Betty Collar, 372; Bert Vansickle, 368; Thorp Day-- .,tom -- --�� ison, .361; Jean Muirhead, 353; Irene i W INGHAM ADVANCE -TIMES Eye -Sight. Specialist You can enjoy normal vision relieve all nerve and muscle strain, place your eyes in rest- ful balance and have alI the.,eom- forts of good eyesight by wear- ing • Stephenson Glasses We specialize on \bettering eyesight through the medium of good glasses, correctly fitted. Our many customers will at- test to the excellent service we have rendered them since com- ing to Wingham, I 92 P:iR CENT OF WINQ•HAM' + PEOPLE HYDRO CURRENT USERS The Owen Sound Sun -Times o£ Saturday, June ,30th, includes in their edition a section devoted to the his - r3 and desc:rigtion of Hydro as sup- plied toethe Northern Part of West- lern Ontario by the Eugenia System. `in this section they reproduce pie - 1 tures of Winghann's enterprising in- dustries along with the pitoto of the i members of the Utilities Commission,. WH. Gurney, Chairmen; Mayor T. 1 i Fells, and Wm, Holmes. In review - Ong the Electric Light System in S inghim they have the following to say. li The Wingham Electric System w, al started in the year 1891 by Walter Green. The first generating bplant was installed in the building now own- ed by Fry & BIackhail. A few open arc lamps constituted the first lighting equipment A fen* years later Mr. Green mov- ed the lighting plant to the site oc- gI cupied by the present plant. This , first plant consisted of a combined � i ! steam and water -wheel equipment. I In the year 1903 Mr. Green sold the Eyesight Specialist I : electric systemto the Corporation of Wingham, and . at this time many radical changes were made in the generating and distribution system. Clark, 346; Helen Groves, 338; Hazel Lediet, 332; James Durnin, 323;.Stew- art' Forsyth, 319. First to Junior Second; Total, 200, Honors 150; Pass 12o. a Passed on year's •o' work: Irene Chit - tick, Lillian Fuller, Margaret Hughes, Jimmie `Lee, Harry Posliff, Mary Julia Preston, Harold Stevenson, Geoffrey Hattersley, 178; 'Doris Armitage, 173; Evelyn Gamble, 172; Verne Walker, ,nig; Evelyn Carter,' • 168; Marie Hopper, 167; Bobby Rae, 166; Clarence Cantelon, 165; Irlma Harrison, 164; Edith Mundy, 163; !Marjorie Forsyth, 162; Earl Kennedy, i 161; Harold Parker, sola; Isabel Lamb, 759; Irene Fitt, n58; Evelyn Camp- bell 148; Alice Dore, 147; Eileen Cur - 1 st home' erred from Ctriltia and spent the poli -.y HACKNEYS The choice of the ma- jority for style, confor- SI general 3at1 Ori' an i d e Zeral ,� util- ity l t1I- ity purposes. AVONDALE No. 787 (Imported) Inspected and enrolled in Form 1, No. 702. Will stand for service at the barnat$10.00in- surance. I'Va- e Ae r <-nd eize Mo. .s. It' I. McLean r�, ? ADDRESS AND PRESENTATION R. No. A, 1 nzhann Phone 618,6, 1fr and Al W. Looan Cram; lett Belmore, Ont. TEACHER Alt AN T ED For s. s. an Thursday mor nina for 1 Miss Frances 1i. Bennett, of wing- Itunnaa4nota0 lattn tn,lln11tln,ttntltttn tint l ttntan(r111)1t a vacation \ rz. � scApplications b at totheir- :1r summer .bonne at Crow's 11naIIn, ata re_eanrd from. her duties as be made by _hey r sta.,ing sal- Lan;diwo, Ontario, 1 reacher of School Section No: 3, nen_, 't[1411.1111.1.141"1nl nnl11nttttt 11 1111311.1.1 ItnlInlinnlnn• ash- :,aectted and era i eat -1' t P- ; dsay in Pty .i Icaed .td _i e , :,s-,a'c_ Mrs. Jas e aftenald of Detroit re- , for Bruce, and has' hired ARE YOU THE MAN in the Junior Room of Lions tnrnetn home aster � .irin� ta-ith her • Head �. E erience Teacher for sister, Mrs. Eugene M,.Donald and I?shllc S4lauol. ©r S. ., �y Ease 'Ann-went-a.t mss.. OEas. Edi Berore leaving ate a • cap I -fence pp::- o t. ac nag her school, a pseeation re e :_�' until . July f,3t i, : Y3 'gid F.2.- on -e'. and Son sentat on .was held .for .her, and she 3._. Mrs. <.ti las w. Scott, Sec,. I'i R. Billy and Den, of Brantford,. a received a handsome reset, raft present, namely of \ 'sion, Ambition, and Initia- = tive, wanted to assist' in the de- - iweek-end at the home of Stewartsilver tableware in the. Old Colony ANTED—»_amble girl ,tr:-.. general . Cr ann, teen -.,•;In. de_n n. The gat was presented be ' h.dose v i.rd. Apply to M s C. N, Mr. and firs. A. Flemin> and son ' one of the, girls of the section while' i szttns- e f Char a�i another read the following address; are spending. their IifA1II da.w at the ho-ne of thlatter's moth- 1 Dear Miss Bennett: er, owrs, Jas. Wainer. t We, the pe3pie of S. S. No. _, feel efe. OL?t ea9 Struthers of the Cana- we should not let you leave without c#ina Bank of Commerce, •Grimsby,showing int some manner our aPP re - resited at the home of Mr. T. J. Mc- 1 ciatic'n of Your work in oar midst. Lea:a, Diagonal Read. ' Not onlY in the school, but in all our The a.kar_au- Group of the C. G. home and community work, we have s T. of- ise`ni.ediChrn cli held their i alwati s found you a willing and efrs- 1 anual Picnic to the Rocks, near N event' helper. Teee gar:= • n Monday. You have been entrusted with ti„e Mr. and Mrs, "4,V n. K nothere blest work ' Kent and sonis, that of �r edu-aI- dr4l- C 3i,�_C -,(f ���ting theyoungmild• and you have al - cord, visited over the week -end at time „tsars, by precept and a maple, striven :I Chas. Elliott _a to do honor to your profession. 1 Parents, school -children, and the PUBLIC SCHOOL EXAMINA- i 3 caing folks of our section, are all TIONS REPORT very sorry to see you leave, and as a email .token of our regard, we wish Ji Fourth to Sr. Fourth. Total . you to accept this gift,not for its 4 63o. H_ no= rsr8, rase aJ�}'—'Iaac,dd l intrinsic value, but as a remembrance -, 1 en Otar e work E. Graat. A. I? anoen, J of. the three years you spent in S. S. TENDERS WANTED ; J n.I»rnr on.'—+. Q.:nich hank cryo, D. , :No. 5, Lindsay. We hope you may , Sealed tenders marked "Tender for wevart eyn, F. Heersen 3,3e, A. scotn y be granted many, many years of hap Hea,:r Plant' 5 ant will be received by II sea E. 11 1 ,ed sea n B nheaer weo,; Inness anti, .nsefatitness in 1rAtnr nhoaen Cine u d -n.,arcd Left I }, yPt er<., 31,:on- 'X« daily ezed.,. LQ_'$, t,,r the steaIIlt. �C LI.."_ ... � ,'G_ 1 :tf£t 518, . [yi9t;aii#iI7; and t1�e'4(•aSlt you to know; lil.ya^iei* of filar. form Halle zLiinnehana. a:1 ,c.r c-.. -tri- :e'_'Lii'r?;';.!✓T.e' r, �`,. dine hearty good will and, wislle., .TV`s +..00tractp ' to submit their owni a :ii.4' s '# �,',r�b$1Sc r", 2, E. the section. yilans and Ji f Y t aa{ 1"arLS Either l' Small lar" , R. I Signed on behalf of the people. or e :al haa�iti des con ical. An oil Sr. !I`J e. 3I'; T,-,.ar! 65-0, Hon- The Trustees_ Will also be take"ninto ce. ei o -abort. The. let .til' ar': i r.. iba- i'f 1r-- Bennett w—ms also rei'LtCiltlnered twnd.t r' not neece ariiy ar: epted, •d c.net,,G �"ti before her departure rot h,: W. ", « ,�; - "X.'. ....', p her home in' ii . A. Gaabraith _ � .1 ,aeii„a: q R. _ _ � �� aix^+taarin, with gifts fromthe Lind - Town . Clerk, 1 '7t'�j F ..'l" -.. �1'a. w. � as�"a�Ialete s Institute, and from the PULLETS FOR SALE Stock from Walter Rose Run, Bar- ron -S. C. White Leghorn 8 weeks old' :Lose.. toc `' weeks old 87,7,:. Your order would he appreciated. Gordon McKee, R. 1, Teeswa'er. WANTED A I;rY pect=tr or Superintendent tzar .'i tiro= +unty Children Aid S view in place of Mr. G. If Eiet,..re ioe d. Applications Ira weitine. seating quail - arid salary- expected, will be received by the undersigned up tri. July arty, 7924 duties to begin as' as po BiblePith p.,articu!ars as sties expected whl be given by erk on application. GEO. W. HOLM AN, Clerk, Huron. eted at Goderich, the 25th day of: the Red ;e as i �•rw�,I. r �. v�. w.he:'nr.3^', F54 ; "liVinghant, Ornta' ” d.taitmtf day School, to both of which edga aqatr ons she had been stn tsar the past theedc • 7., , B TENDERS WANTED r. .. �. t5 5ot: ` ;3T � -teen ., n.-'' active member Sealed tenders lnearleed Tender 'icor° en f -'r 4O13: :,i.Free, 4•34, „ Scale Repair', r yeC the repair 3'wFY Bran -4y, r�a M. Elliott. 452sot tr<'1own Scales located at the: A, C,hiztie.. Haller c uta d by the underitne:d up to p.r.lnr..Fiidayt. Jana 20"tb, 79A S Xeci4-. - •.' ficatca!:ats St's. ' n obtained'. r: : x e awned on awe: - o•.: hstiora at Clerk's Office; Town ' le .1 fie los est or atacr tender - ;: .rw l aeeepted. W. A. G+” L'�nitsu_ 7i Kk5 CARD) OP THANRS.;,. -is Stonehouse wistte;s to'.. hank his friends and r'eie ntc�lrey kirndresst's s ioe,at ccelit invert, . . 4e head, 426; M. Mason, - M. -were 403;; E. Sterelate , 3pe; -. We 1. tarter., Ili a Sv. Ill; Total 525. Ron- „. Pass- $15. v w`, on year's went Roberter veil, C. l0, 44 5; T. asst., - myth 4053 The appeal of A;nclrew Freibureer cm the decision of Magistrate Ral-.: fnding him wilt of haat guiltytag liquor irn an Dietzel place and sentencing hint month in jail as well as confis- his new Pontiac : sedan, in the booze was found, ca -ill com His .Honor judge Owens to e County Court at 1,-ValkerteT Tuesday,J 3ul ,, 3rd„ at 30 am. C ey Freeborn will appear fo ring, wahik" Mr, Ca ill look after the hit iis'targer ist �fhe appeal. can rt velopment of Canada's Natural Resources, and receive for your efforts excellent renlilneration Then write at once to L, G. NeVILLE leo Metropolitan Bldg., Toronto 5,3"14 lti rtramfBmiltnrttnnnt,lnitOt1111I110n113011.031, / �11 The old single phase system was re- placed by a modern three-phase, sixty cycle system; the generating ,plant was entirely remodelled; near water- ' wheels and new engines being install- ed. In the year 1912 the Winghara EIec- tric System, was placed 'under a com- mission, and at this' time the' cam- mission inaugurated twenty-four hour service. The commission carried on for a few years when the system was given a place under the control of the Corporation council; During the u-ar period the demand. forpo p taer became so great real and the cost of fuel became so high that the municipality undertook a vigorous campaign to have Hydro power come to Wingham. This campaign reached its consummation in the 3 -ear 1920, and the outcome of it was the instal- lation of Hydro power. In that year the entire system was placed under the control of the commission; and two members of the commission have held office ever since. Hydro power in Wingham has dis- placed practically every type of prime mover that•1ZTas in 'existence at the time Hydro was installed. Practically 93 ce of the residences and shops in Wingham are lighted by electricity; and, only one small shop is using other than Hydro power. Possible extensions that will be made in the near future will include a line from Wingham to Blues-al'e and on through to Wroxeter and Bel - more. At present ?l•inghan's Hydro service is extended to 495 domestic user, 16o commerical uses and 25 pow- er users. That residents of \V inghatu f recognize the advantage of the freer use of Hydro power is demonstrated :by the fact that there are r_E electric washing machines nn use in the town, The service throughout the town is under the direction of Mr, H. Camp- bell, who enjoys the confidence os the Commission in so much that they are largely guided in their admini- strations by his advice_ Visitors to Wingliam are always assured a hearty welcome, whether they go for the purpose of lookidg into the bucine.s, possibilities of the town or simply to spend a few hours of leisure: 3 Barbers NO WAITING Our Motto is "Service" at q HABICIRWS BARBER SHOP Tinsrnithing Plumbing We have recently opened a itasmi`t.bitlg and Plumbing Shop the -store formerly occupied by BELL'S MUSIC STORE and solicita share of your pat- ronage: k & Edgar AriC-ING WINGHA A' RA ..,r� to .,,u.__ HAROLD SitINNER'S EL W'A .E,l'�, BOYS THURSbAY• NIGHT DURING sum y Dancing, • FRED DAV'EY Village Clerk Issuer of Marriage Licenses The law now requires the license :be taken out three daYs 'before the ceremony. u. Si T REs W LIi ERTON AND SAUGEEN PLAINTS' 'Tthe Public •I:tilitie5 Consolidated corporation ! Aizanal have bcuoglet front the S.'lralker-ton Eiectr'Ic Light and Power Commission, power rights and plants here acid at outhampton and will conduct these businesses tinder tine same name. Walkerton and tine . folio*ruing paces are served 'lay power Senera3pLt' on thereties; 7• "Ali . Idm Fn c a, t I;.s.In and Sou=lnaitaptc,2- This Ari'ericala con-' ' -en bawl iate,=ts ins Io states cif the re;,u ihm a ; �aneb c. N 1-11.. t id t,v rt. i , _. • C.; and' .John Rou'iLrr 1, both c,v `:`'aiL,rtc,n, arra the presidents e f the. - c -•r4 Haat have dis v posed c € their ;: ',,, and l,usi- m esses. The general ci Lire Anmr'cnn corporation nye at lIinne r r $f,'TH AS"SF.SSIViF�1T APPEALED' TO JUDGE d Flloaviatg:Trtaaiy cessions f ie- ... .. if o .. sss meht in Village Court-; Thursdays Jul 5h; ag23. ,:tt. PLUG OXFORDS At Very Low Prices Plug Oxfords are made for girls who wear Women's sizes, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7, and for those who. like real comfortable -footwear. They have low heels and are extra wide in the. ., foremost part, thereby making an exceedingly easy shoe on the.foot, We have these in. both Patent and 'Brown. leather and oar prices are extremely low, naively $2,9$ per pair for Women's sizes. Take a look at these on ledge in front of store. ANOTHER MID -SUMMER BARGAIN - iisses all white 2 button shoes on nice broad floe, sizes. 11, 12, 13, 1, 2 ttt .$1.50 per pair Aid the same thing in smaller sizes 8; 9, 10 and" 10/ for ,. . $1.25• per pair W. H. WILLIS THE SHOE STORE WINGHAIv1 Phone 129 ONTARIO adjust the complaints, a' numberof ratepayers, still unsatisfied, presented their claims before Judge Lewis, of; Goderich, at a hearing yesterday. Twenty-three citizensappealed their rases to the judge, Mr. Dance); of Goderich, appearing for the appellants and �i r 1 F, Vanstone, of Wingham, ft,; the Council. The appellants contendedThe! P that ,he. Reeve and Council had illegally raised the assessment and, after discussion, the court appointed a time for counsel. to argue the case before him. The judge .suggested that it might be ad- visable to revert to the assessment of last year. It -was f rt v s u h erue r a g d by the ap- pellants that they paid the cost of the appeal and that those . who did not. participate have no right to share any reduction Mozart Concert Company, Popular Redpath Entertainers, to Come Here - An artist company featuring entertainment specialties -The Mozart Con - cart Company will be one of the delightful attractions of the coining Domil% ion Redpath Chautauqua here this season. Cosine fessop, popular entertainer and pianist, heads the company. Mi.ss. Jessop Is 'sell known in the entertainment field and has scored suc- cesses at the head of tier own musical entertainment company. mane With Miss Jessup are Betty Cain, violinist, and Dora Dean, cellist. The _4lozarts will give two concerts here, one In the afternoon and one at night, on the fourth day of the Chautauqua, They are sure to be one of the most pleasing features on the entire program. At Chantau: e.>xa, Wednesday, July 25th >, .tie n[ mac.(..- ..0 • , ar w*,w THE tire that gives the most mileage has extra. miles Built -!n at the factory. 'Firestone' uses the best materials, purchased eaba ally in theetraxaryr markets. Special processes, in. G -Dip �, add to quality—yet cost s reasonable, Blue to mrdem factories and facilities. Your local Pirestoue Dealer saves you money and serves you better. Let him handle your tire re .. merits. _ quire . rrItrg Ptrt r F ncatra,t'- ecd-protftgheto rs11 Fitret,,,(c 0Tr TIRE ti atlnngg co14iPAIkrit OP cA�t+TAD1e lz tt,•rart .. +�rTAR.ta , t intim BUILDS THE ONLY D TIRES ;aIARAGE, WINGHAIVI (Ford Gra �HEAD'S