The Wingham Advance Times, 1926-09-30, Page 4Fin
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FREE Demonstration
In Wicker Work
Miss E. Gowan will be at our
Store Afternoon and Evening,
Friday, October 1st.
to
hhhh 141, teach
sTsP))120'
Reed
FERNERY N2 2 Work.
feJett 'RACK'
Come in and learn how to make Wicker Trays, Ferneries, Bas-
kets, Jardineres, Lamps, etc., etc.
Don't miss this opportunity to learn this interesting and pro-
fitable pastime.
We have a full line of Wicker, all sizes,. both round and Flat
Grass, Braid, etc.
ALSO BASES OF ALL KINDS AND SIZES
- SPECIAL - -
Everyone buying Wicker will receive FREE one Complete Les-
son in weaving in addition to the FREE instruction given by Miss
Gowan.
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114c1Cibbon's Drug Store
7719 Saft2M
Winsrham. Ont. Phone 53
You save with safety at your Rexall Drug Store
FOR SALE—Finest registered, silver
black foxes* well furred, healthy
pup, also proved breeders. Look
them over, — R. E. Laidlaw, lillyth,
Ont.
FOR SALE or RENT — Residence
of the late H. Davis, Centre Street.
Apply otfpremises or to J. E. Davis,
&in Logan 'Ave, Toronto.
FOR SALE — Mixed Honey for sale,
to cents per lb. Apply to Milo
Casemore, Phone 3-627. •
FOR SALE -- At Reduced Prices.
New Home and Ideal Sewing Mach-
ines. They run easy and quietly, AUCTION SALE — of Wingharn
will do any kind of work. Warran-
ted by the makers. For Sale by
" A. Webster, The Tailor. I employ
a specialist for repairing Raymond,
New Williams, White, or any old
ineke Needles for all makes on
hand Shuttles, Bobbins and Bands
If anything is wanted for an old
tnake bring broken part to A. W.
FOR SALE -- One upright piano,
rocking chair, 2 lounges one new-
ly upholstered, 2 kitchen cupboards,
2. bedroom suites, 2 bedroom sets,
1 conthook, grindstone. — W. S.
Linklater, Victoria St.
SALE OF SHED — The trustees of
the United church, Bluevale are ask-
ing tenders for the sale of the Meth-
odist church shed, at Bluevale. Ten-
ders will be opened on Mor.day,
September 27th inst. The highest
or any tender not necessarily ac-
cepted.
Properties at 2 o'clock, on Saturday
October end. Lot No. 4 an the north
side of Maple St, in John Cornyn's
Survey, of the said town of Wing-
ham—one frame house.
ALSO Parts of lots numbers Twel-
ve (an) and thirteen (ie.) in Foleys'
Subdivision of Park Lots numbers
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one (1) and two (2) in the said town
Webste.r, over The Advance Times of Wingham—Frame House. Clear
office. title will be given tlie purchaser.—
Sale at Brunswick Hotel
FARM FOR RENT — Lots 7 & Tas :Taylor, Auctioneer, joint
Torr -
concession t, township of Morns, con- mace, Inspector For County Home.
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taining Roo acres, (J, Henderson es-
tateo) on the Bluevale Road, 3-4 mile , NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Elora Wiinetharn, tenders received npl
until Oct. titit.—R. McKenzie, Wing -
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant
Lain, W. 3, Henderson, Box 55, 'Wing -
,to Sectioet 56, Chap. ran of the Reeds -
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ham, 3 A. Morton, Wingham. ed Statutes of Ontario, that all pers-
FOR SALE ___ Good frame house and onshaving claims against the estate
lot on corner of John and 'William Of Samuel Burchill, who died tui
• Streets in the town of Whiglia.tne ior about the sixteenth day of January,
Correspond with Mrs. Haines, 1104 AD,, 1926, are required to send by
q post, prepaid, or to deliver to R. Van- ee
Second Ave. East, Owen Sound
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stone Wingham Ontario Solicitor for • • . o you
STARTING QN THE RETURN
MOTOR HIKE
Regina Sept lath, 1926
Editor of Wingliam Advariee-Times
Deer 1V/r, Smith;—Well the election
is all over, and I see by the morning
papers that North Huron, still stands
behind John King.
We have been covering a good deal
of ground since I last wrote you. We
left Mrs. Brandon's brother's at
Woodrow on September 6 for Moose -
jaw and Tuxford. Saw some very
fine fields bf wheat around Gravel -
burg, but as we neared Moosejaw, the
crops were boor, Going north west of
Tvloosejaw, the crops were fine till
nearing Tuxford where crops trre not
up to the usual standard, but from.
Marquis and up around *dieeler, we
saw about the worst craps we have
seen. Dry weather during July and
August, then hail the last of August,
cleaned them up, four and five bushel
to the acre and poor stuff at that. I
saw the wheat crops of 200 acres all
on Six wagons at the threshing ma-
chine. Leaving"Moosejaw for Regina
we drove about fifty miles through
as nice a tract of land and as fine a
fields of wheat as we have seen in ail
our drive We spent a very pleasant
week around Keeler and Tuxford, and
spent Sunday with Me and Mrs. Jas.
Knox, where we met Mrs. Knox's
father, Mr. Archie Kerr, her two bro-
thers Alex and Hugh, and sister. We
also called on Mr. and Mrs. William
Knox and must say the Knox 'family
made no mistake when they left the
third line of Morris, for they have all
prospered here, and have fine up to
date places. James has been Reeve
of the Municipality for several years.
This is some country for mud when
it rains. Just now we are waiting
for the sun to shirie to dry up the
roads ,as we want to get to Brandon
on our return trip.
This is a wonderful city for so
young a country. Was through the
Government Building and grounds,
and they are beautiful, aid the coll-
eges and schools would put many an
older place) in the background. We
were through the museum where they
show all the different products of the
province, which are really wonderful.
Friday, Sept. 24th, 1926
We left Regina for to go to Indian
Head through some very poor farm-
ing country but fair roads, and lovely
drive. - From there to Grenfell is a
fine country, and the crops are good.
Then from Grenfell to Brodview is
very rolling and grain very short. Just
here we came to about eight miles of
gravel' road ,the first and only grav-
el road we struck while in Saskatch-
ewan. After crossing the line from
Saskatchewan pito Manitoba the coun-
t- and crops looked much better, and
the roads from there to Virden, about
twenty-five miles,- were grand. At
Brandon, we 'met Mr. and :Mrs. Ma-
guire, whoin nre had not seen since
July Idth. We then started for Win-
nipeg ,r65 miles, and the first road ;we
had travelled since leaving Bel -
grave.
As we came through Saskatchewan,
the threshing waa going right along,
and plenty of them were through, but
through Manitoba there was very little
threshing done on account of wet
Ott t
t the executore, on or before the nine-
' FOR SALE — Two registered were- • teenth day of October, A. D .1g26, remember Red
ford Bulls, 6 and 9 months old; also their names and addresses,eyith
n number of yearling purebred On- !particulare in writing' of their claims,
ford ram lambs. See them at the ,.and the nature of the securities (if
Fall Fair G. Keenedy, R. x, Lack-', any) held by them, duly verified by
now. Phone Lncknow 'a statutory declaration.
43- And further take Notice that after
tl-e said nineteenth day of October,
TENDERS 'WANTED '--Tenders sun, said executors trill proceed to
kr the purchase of the Parse onagdistribute the assets of the said es -
and Meese. owned bee the tonetree tate aanong the parties entitled there-
ef Knox -Crated church, into, having regard only to the claims
Belgrave, wilt be received till 6 o'-`' cif which they shall then have had
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dock p.m. Oct* rd next. SeParatotice, and the said executors shall
Tenders reauest.'The hinheat riot he liable for the said assets or any
or arty tender tot necessarily ac- ',part thereof to any person a whose
cipted. Farther Particulars taaY ;claim they shall not then have receiv-
be obtained from the Trustees. Adoied notice.
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dress Tenders to—Peter W. Scott, DATED at Winghani, this twenty-
See'y TrilSite Board, Beigrave. ;fifth day Of September, A. a 1026.
I R. Vanstoile,
',OR SALE — 'One of Wingliatli`s. ad- will htint P. 0.
•CT.,St homes', at reasonable price, Solicitor for the Execntors.'
tis the, owner purposes leaving tovert.1 ”
Every ntodorn eonvertienee, also
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gatage, 00d tliattlettn'a'ad frall Car Burns at Brussels
eon cash, balance on inortgage—A
A large touririg ear belonging to C
ever Co8eaS, lanstitafice and Real Es-'
R. Davidson of Bruseels vete deerroy-
„ _..._ ed by fire on Sunday evening while
OR SALE—Dtlick Rouse, six rooms parked in front of the !tome of Will -
and bath, rough cast kitchen, ail lam Rawson, in Brussels. The fire
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veniees, also barn and one and alarm. -was sounded, which brought a
a half acres of land, suitable for large etNawd to the scene of the blIk20,
JtILIrleet gardening. ',Situated on Vic. but nothing was accomplished to save
ioria St, on the hill.—Appiy on the its entire destruction. The cause
premises to John GitaYof the fire was unknown,
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Two college grads, had
adjourned to the locker -
room to discus's old
WINGHAM ADVANCE -TIMES
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I •T-- Friday — The clirk in the drug i
IIJ, :Le- store was a tawking to pa this ev-
▪ ning arid he laffed &
sed heed short chang-
ed ma this morning but
he had discuvered it in
time to call her tension
to it. Pa laffed and
sed to the drug clerk.
Well ,and what did she
say. The dug clirk sed.
She diddentsay midden
Then pa laffed and sed,
Well yunge fella that
woman wassent my
wife then if she diddent
say nettling,
Saterday -- well I
lent Chuck a trickle ov-
er a inunth ago and I ain't saw him
since. So I gess it was wirth it af-
Tharsday, Septeinher 39, t926
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By Reiss Farquhar
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Thursday and
Groceries &Chinawafe
. iliGliAM FAINL FAIR .
Friday,
EATS OCTOBER 7th and 8th -
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That Please
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- When you get you Eats at
Christies' you are pleased and 11
1111 completely. satisfied from the
first bite down to the very last
scrap. Why? Because there's
quality thro' and thro'. Decid-
edly we want to please.
FREE- FREE E
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s= A 25c Toilet Brush with each
Es, tin of Diamond Toilet Flush.
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Whether a customer phones ea
or sends her order it is filled El-
i just as if that customer were at
the counter selecting for herself •
IT'S WORTH WHILE TO
i COME TO CHRISTIE'S
TheTea and Coffee Store I
!'Teeswater.airI
i Oct.5 & 6 1926
- Enlarged Buildings. Good dis-
play in all departments.
'HOSE RACES and OTHER II:
El SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS
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Play "Little Miss Jack", night
-63 of Oct. 6th. Dance after play.
A hearty welcome to all visitors
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W. G. Moffat, Pres.
Kenneth McKenzie, Sec-Treas.
illISMEMPUMMEMMMEMEMOMMMISMO
weather. Farmers are feeling blue,
such fine prospects, and then to be
spoiled -with the wet. Health and
weather permitting we expect to leave
Winnipeg for home on Monday 27th.
Give us your best wishes for good
roads, good weather, and good luck
for six days after starting, and if
we are not in Belgrave then wevy,ill
try and' ook after ourselves for the
rest of the way.
J. A. Brandon
R. R. LUCKNOW
Quite a number of friends and old
neighbors attended the funeral at
Dungannon on Sunday, of the late
Mrs. Ed. Fisher.
Mr Gordon Strickner and Miss,
Thurlow of Brantford were the guests
of hite and Mrs. D. Phillips last week.
Mr .Alvin • Woods returned to Tor -
onto this week.
lefr Alvin Woods returned to Tor-
onto this week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Humphrey and
Mr. and Mrs. George Walker of E.
Wawanosh have gone on a motor trip
points.
ev. \\no an Mrs. Afack ntosh and
sons of Milverton visited at Mrs.
Clark's last week.
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ter all is said and done. ti Special Prices for Both Days of the Fair ki ,
Sunday—We tuk a drive up to the ,n.
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city today and ma was doing the driv- II - ,, _.
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ing in the frtint seet. We got stopp- i We will have -on sale, several lines of Shoes in Men's, -15:
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ed by a red lite at 1 of the cross ii Women's,
Boys' and Girls' which will be
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rodes and then when the green lite Fa- REAL e.--
went on why ma pressed the 'rongl ''•,." BARGAINS E
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- A welcome awaits you at ourstore -- make it
your headquarters.
peddle and we backed into a nother
ford. The driver jumps ont and 1 Come' here for Footwear on Fair Day,
yelled' at rna. Why dident you say P
you was a going to reverse. Ma sed. • Pony Votes Given Away with Every Pair
'VVhy you poor simp you magi be cra- .
zy I dident even no:I was going to
reverse myself Thats the way wim-
men is sum times I gegs.
Munday, They is a new dirk down
to the froot store and he is frum sum
foram country like Illtely or Fronde
or mebby Flowerida. Enny ways I am
glad I was learned here in the ,Dom
inion of Canada becuz I dont beleave
I Cud eve of lernt to tawk enny Of
those there fO'rran langttridges.
Teusday--My cuzzen Bob went a-
way to collige this week. He is go-
ing to study up on things and is go-
ing to lern to tawk Greke. Then
when he is threw mebby heel start pp
a resterant and I can work ,for him
'and have all the hamburger I want
and Coke cola and ect I want to eat
and ect.
Wensday—T'he yung fella witch
wirks in the noosepaper offise with pa
ast him today if he woodent like to
by a nice dinrond ingagement ring.
Pa says why whets the matter among
you and yure girl did you have a
falling out. The yung fella sed. 0 no
but we got Ina.rryed.
Thirsday Emmy Glint was up at
are house today and she sed she wusht
the fella she is keeping Co. with wood
herry up and purpose. Ma sed. Why
Enuny yure to yung to get roarryecl,
She sed why I dont want to get mar-
ryed but I want to get rid of him."
LUCKNOW
Mr. and Mrs .E. Aitcheson of Has-
riston visited Mr. and Mrs, Thos.
Aitcheson last week.
Mr .and Mrs. W. Rowand and fam-
ily of near Walketthrt, spent a few
days with friends here.
Mrs. sGeo. Greer is visiting her dau-
ghter, Mrs. -H. Ikin in Brantford.
Mr and Mrs. A. MacCarroll spent
the week end with friends in Clinton.
Mr ,Jas .Orr of Detroit ,is visiting
his grandmother and brother here.
trs .Patterson of Vancouver is here
to spend a few months with her dau-
ghter, Mrs. W. MacKenzie.
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7.: THE GOOD SHOE STORE WINGHAM, ONT.
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J. GREE
Telephone 23 —
Pen Lake Muskoka.
Rally Day Services were held in
the United and Presbyterian churches
and .5undar schools, on Sunday and
St .Peter's Anglican church held their
special Harvest Thanksgiving serv-
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tce.
Mr. R. D. Cameron visited last
month with friends in Galt and Tor-
onto.
Mr. Jno. Button left last 'week on
a trip to the West, and Mrs. Button
intends visiting frierids in Leamington
and Detroit. (
BELGRAVE
Mr. R. C. McGowan of Blyth, spent
the week -end• with her daughter, Mrs.
R Coultes, Belgrave.
Mr .and Mrs., A .Bruce spent Sun-
day in Southampton.
The Harteest Home services held in
the Anglican Church here on Sunday,
were largely attended. Rev. Mr. Snell
of Stratford, the minister for the
special services, gave a very interest-
ing sermon, which should prove help-
ful to all present. ' The choir gave
a special anthem and Miss Nora Van
Camp sang a solo very acceptably. ,
The Belgave school fair promises
to be good. It is to be held on Wed-
nesday afternoon and a concert will
1 be put on by the various schools tak-
ing part.
The special Rally Day services held
in the 'United church Sunday School
on Sunday morning were well attend-
ed, Las being present. Rev. Mr. Scro-
bie gave a ninteresting talk on rally-
ing to service.
Miss Isabel Macintosh has returned
tram a trip to Alaska.
Mrs. C .Richardson of Teeswater
visited recently witla her mother, Mrs.
Douglas.
Mrs., Thos. Watson spent the past
week with friends in Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Bryce of Ripley
visited last week eith Mrs. D. C. Mc-
-Marren.
Mr .Harold Agriew of Detroit is
spending his vacation at his home
here.
Mr. P. H. MacKenzie and daughter
Miss jean MacKenzie, who have been
in Toronto for a few weeks have re-
turned to town. •
Miss Belle Robertson has returned
home after spending the summer at Is not equalled by
MARRIED
Subject—Friendt—At the United
Churli Personage, Winglia.m, on Sat-
urday, Sept. 25th, Mr. HenrynToseph,
Subetn of Elmwood, to Miss Dehlia..
Mae Price& of 'Wingham. Ree. M. M.
Bennett officiated.
EAST WAWANOSH
Mr. and Mrs.,Jas, Snowden and sone
Ernest, Messrs Wm. Snowdon and
Lockwood Bran of Lauren, motored..
up and spent 'the week -end at thee
'home of Mr. Rolit.'Haines.
FOR SALE -- Two rubber tired fop'
buggies ,as good as new—Apply at
The Advance -Times.
BEL GRA VE
The VV'omen's Institute met at the
home of Mrs .Cecil Wheeler, on Tues-
day, September arst. There were 35,
ladies present. The Roll Call wae
responded to by "My Favorite Re i --
pe." Mrs. (Rev.) Scobie gave a =3"
impr es s iv e talk on "Reading Good*
Books." Miss Maud Bell gave two.
violin solos, Miss Sara Cole at the,
oiano. Miss Lulu Proctor, Brussels,
savoured the- meeting with two de-
lightful vocal solos. A dainty- lunch
was served by Mrs: Cecil. Wheeler -
and Mrs. Jessie Wheeler. -
Provincial Officer Phippen has re--
ceivted a large quantity of , licenses.
for trappers and hunters. It will -
pay yon to see Mr. .Phippen before.
goirig 'hunting. •
A Trial
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any other teak.
"Old Red? You bet I do! Re's
with Bywater Electric up at.
Sandison? I only see "hirti about
three times a year, but we're
in touch all the time. He's as
careless about letter -writing as
he always was, but I telephone
him one week and he tele-
phones me the next. A lot of
other' -fellows are up there too
— it seasus as if we have a
long distance class reunion
every Thursday
The miles 'which separate old
friends no longer mean hap-
hazard "duty" letters. Instead,
Long Distance etable.s you to
talk with your friends when.o
ever„you wish., Try itt
T is by strictest attention to
quality—of • material and
worlananship— that Chevrolet
has,aehieved, not only the most
looNterlul 'but also tha smoothe.st,
engine in its price class.
Notice two; the wort -inn parts are fair
Attelosed--protected froth ittnia dust, grit
and tettter. The valve -lift= assembly
darnpletaly encased in Pressed steel
covering to prevent elltr/ or harmful
lePeignMatter end to slim* the tn.
gine. The Chevrolet Dry Disc Clateh is
roOtOrted in the flreineet lensing, while
the transmiation re hatiediately behind
the clutch and,Ivith the iiropellet•thattt
Is comp/debtatioted.
A zewly-designtd cateatatt and wan-
bataneee trankelakft with extra lame
Main be,srlagg insure the smoothttest
which. has work, for this Chevrolet truce
unanimous praise.
neo te your nearest unerrolet dealer.
Relse the hood a oto smooth Chevrolet,
sod =amine or reureon tbe engine
th'st slitaces' Chtlinotet as smooth and
so powerful.
Tht Sr000thest Chevrolet in Chevrolet
histor3t is selling at the LOwest Pric
.fotwldeh Chevrolet has eittr been sold
iteCanada.
Ask about OMA ti Plan at Deferred
Payseents
tleethre,$111. Caereenle Selo ON
Sport' its toter 81S Leada*Seate fn
Toarlig 111411 Common:1d 495
Sport 715 tkilityttrt6iii 73g
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