The Wingham Advance, 1919-05-01, Page 8Fags wig)it
THE WINGHAM ADVANCE
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Hanna & Co.
Society Brand Clothes
20th Century Brand Clothe
The Choice of the American and Canadian Markets
§for the best in Men's Tailored and Ready -for -Service
Clothing. Wide awake amen appreciate this store
where good clothes and the newest in furnishings
come from, and the prices are always reasonable.
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toupes .and greys, sizes 16, 18, and 38.
tt •Saturday only for $10.95
100•Ltidies' Collars to clear on
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The Store with the Stack.,
Dr. Henry Stewart 'or Saskatoon, watt
the guest of friends here on Sunday. He 1
lived formerly on the houndary, west of
the village
Pte. W. G Bryson of Owen Sound,
who spent the past few weeks with hie
sister, Mrs; Chowen, has returned,
Me. and Mrs. Joseph Holmes have
moved to the village having rented their
farm to Me. Robert Laidlaw.
Mr. John McCowan is spending some
time with Langside friends.
Mra. W J. Greer of Wingham, visited
her aunt, Mrs T. Henry, for a few days
last week
Miss Ruby Nixon, of Lucknow, spent
Sunday wi'h friends here
Mr. and Mrs A Cameron of Ashfield
were week -end guests at the home of Mr
and Mrs W J. Dawson.
Air. Jas. Wilson has purchased a Stude-
baker car.
J. WALTON McKIBBON, Druggist, Wingham
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Mlss A Simpson is visiting her sister,
Mrs, A. H. Musgrove of Wingham.
Mr. Jas. Laidlaw purchased the prop.
erty of IVtr. Robert Baird, which was sold
by auction on Saturday last,
Miss Jean Scooie spent last week with
friends at Langside.
Church Notes-Rsv, G. M. Dunn of
Royce Ave , Presbyterian church, Tor-
onto, is to conduct the anniversary ser-
vices here on June 1st, A tea•meeting
and ontertainment will be held on the
Monday evening Mr. Frank Ross led
the Guild meeting on Sunday The
Leader for May 4th is Miss A. Laidlaw
Mother's Day will be observed on May
11th Rev, R. J. Garbutt of Lucknow.
preached in the Methodist church on
Sunday. Mr. D. McTavish took charge
of the services in the Ripley Methodist
church
Pte. Alex W. Kennedy, the third to
return from overseas. of the four soldier
sons of Mr. and Mrs Wm. Kennedy, ar-
rived home on Friday .night last. He
crossed to England with the 160th .and
saw service in France.
At the annual meeting of the Epworth
I.eagtie the following officers were elected
Pres. Micas Laura Ralph; 1st. V. P --Jae
Masters; 2nd V. P. Grace Curtiss; 3rd
✓ P. Mrs G Hall: 4th V P. Mrs. Bu
gess; Secy --•Miss Hazel Stamper; Treaa.
G Hall
Following; officers and teachers elect-
ed fat' the Sunday School. -Supt, Mrs 0
Snell, Assistant, Jae Masters; Bible Class
Mrs. Burgess, Assistant, Mrs Garnett;
Young Ladies Class, Miss I, Ralph.
Young Men's Class, Jae. Gannett, Assist-
ant, Ii. Chamberlain; Girls Class. Mrs. L
Rattan, Assistant, Mrs, Rolph; Infant
Class, Mrs, McCall, Assistant, Mrs. Jos.
Curtis; Secy, G. Hall; Tress. Jas. Mas-
ters; Organist, Mrs. McCall, Assistant,
Ha/el Vanstone; Librarians, F. Stamper
and Stanley Gallaher; Cradle Roll Dept.
Grace Curtiss and Jennie Wheeler; Supt.
Hoene Dept. Mrs. I, Ruttan,
Mrs, Geo. Mowbray visited relatives at
Whitechurch this week.
Mr. Stanley Hall has gone to Harris -
ton where he has secured a position with
Gunn's Ltd.
Mr. Elden McKinney is at Tavistock,
relieving the operator this week.
Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Mashers spent Sun-
day with Mr. Wm. Thornton.
The annual meeting of the Women's
Institute will be held at the home of Mrs.
A. Campbell. let line. Morris, on May 8.
A11 the members are requested to be
present.
Mr. Robert ants Miss Gladys Marsh of
Woodstock, spent Easter holidays with
their uncle, Mr. Philip Thomas
Driver S. J. Clark, who recently re-
turned from overseas with the 123rd Batt.
Toronto, spent Easter holidays with Mr,
Phillip Thomas,
Mr's. Robert Lockhart, who spent the
month in Woodstock, has returned with
her sister, Mrs. Wilfrid Clark.
Salem
Mr. George Westlake has purchased a
new Ford auto, with which to draw the
mail
Mr Wm. Mines has purchased a new
special Grey Dort car from Mr. Ezra
Markley of Wingham. Wm. will keep up
with the times,
Mr. and Mrs. Pringle have got settled
on the farm which they purchased from
Mr. Fred Melntosh We welcome then
to our, midst,
Mr. Ed. Gilmer of Carrick who recently
returned from overseas visited his sister,
Mrs. Ed. Bennett last Creek.
D' 1r. and Mrs Edgar Higgins called on
friends in Howieit last Sunday,
The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper
was administered in the church here, last
Sunday.
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FISHING SUPPLIES
Baits.- ..... ... . .. 25c to $1,25
Poles ..... .... .... 30e. to $4.00
Lines 5c to $1,35
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Baseball, Football and Tennis sup-
plies.
ECONOMY AND
CONVENIR N C I;.
Toaster....3.50 up
Irons .. . 5,5o up
6o Watt Bulbs ..390
Poultry Netting ........ 50 yd up
The Joao Gravity Washer, makes
wash day a holiday. Sold on 30
days free trial.
ANKBR--HOLTH
Cream Separator, self balancing
bowl. Base your judgment on ef-
ficiency, not price.
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Pita any stove. Burns Coal tail.
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E dirt of coal and wood eliminated.
Call and see it demonstrated.
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Everything in garden tools to
make gardening a pleasure a' vaei1
as profitable.
THE FXNIsi:I'THAT STANDS
UP
Paint it yourself.
Dries hard in 48 hours.
Black, Green, White Yellow,
Bine, Grey.
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The latest wall
finish
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Keep
Your
Home
Well
Painted
NO other investment you can make,
J� will so amply repay you in satis-
faction and in dollars -and -cents value,
as the money you spend in painting.
Eich hind of surface should be painted with
the paint manufactured specially for its treat-
ment. We carry a full line, and can give you
color cards and complete information if you
will drop in to sec us.
SHERWIN-WILLIAMS
E Paints and Varnishes superior
for durability.
Let us tend
you nn O -Cedar
Polish Mop
at $1.50, Sit
0 -Cedar Duster
at 71c., or a
bottle of
(sizes 25c.
to $3.00.1
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BATTERIES
Beautifully grained woodwork
and floors await those using S -1,C
Graining lnule with tee\ ' 1 Trainieg;
Color.
Light O.tk and dark Oak.
JAP-A-LAC-'1'lre prig{Taal vateislt stain,
Wagon* 1.25 tel) Scooters ....42 tip
Safety Ruta ... 4.50
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Morris
Mr, 'Thomas Abrahatii ipent a few days
with his son, Maxwell Abraham, .of Grey.
ear. and Mrs Jae, Gnlley visited at
Myth last Sunday.
Miss I. Cook of Lucknow, vieited her
Blyth
Come and enjoy yourself at Blyth's Big
Patriotic I)ay, June 3rd.
Goderich District Meeting will be held
in the Methodist Church, May •19th and
20th.
Mr, Dobie of Wingham, was in town on
business during the week. •
Mr. Frank Carr, of Toronto, was call•
ing on friends Saturday.
Mr, John S. McKinnon of Toronto, a
Berth, boy and Vice President of the Can-.
adian •119anufactures Association, sent a
cheque of $100 for the Memorial Hall.
The following soldiers returned during
the week' Private Walter Cowan, son of
Mr, and Mrs. David Cowan: Pte. Fred
Somers, who enlisted with a Western Batt.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Somers:
Pte. Janes l-lirotls: Pte, Robert Stewart,
brother of Mrs, Charles Fraser, arrived
on Siuttrday.
.W1-1461101 MARKETS
(Correct up till Wednesday noon)
Wheat No. 2 Spring 2 06 to
Wheat No. 2 Fall 2 11 to
Flour, per cwt, standard. 5 90 to 6 15
Bran, per ton 40 00 to 42 00
Shorts, per ton.,.. .. 42 00 to 44 00
Oats .. 75 to 85
Barley . 85 to 1 00
Hay, 1700 to 1800
Butter, per lb. -dairy.... 45 to 50
Eggs, per dozen 41 to 44
Laid 30 to 35
Cattle mad., butchers. 10 00 to 12 00
Cattle, butchers choice. 13 00 to 14 00
Hogs, Iiveweight20 50 to 21 00
Butterfat to 63
LYCEUM THEATRE
WED. and THURS., APRIL 3o,
MAY r.
Paralta presents
"HUMDRUM BROWN"
A farce comedy with
HENRY B. WALTHALL
Admission zoc and 16e.
IRI, and SAT., MAV 2 and 3.
Paramount preeeuts
VIVIAN MARTIN
iu "APETTICOAT PILOT"
and lath episode of
"HANDS UP"
1i1ON • and TUES., MAN` 5 and 6.
Paramount 1.011.010
presents
CIIARLES 1.AV
in "THIO; HIRED MAN"
and a Canadian Scenic
Admission 16e
Next t."I,IW, add'1'III'RS., MAI," 7
and
GERARD':
"Myl'owr'Y.ure Itis Gorrany"
The only true story of the war
lister, Mrs. Will Edgar tor a few days.
Mrs Alex Coutts and children visited at 4`
Cobert Metherington's Inst week.
Miss Florence Aiteheson of St. Jacobs
tnd Miss Agnes of I3luevale, visited their
lister, Mrs. Weil Abraham last week.
Mr Alex McEwen had a very euccees-
'ut woodbee Last weep.
E. Wawarms. h
Thi' following is the report of rxaminat-
0u5, held during; 111il in S. S. No 11.
i;ast Vawauosb '1'tu: uanu's are in ord.
rt• of merit.
Jr. 1V -..Bessie Deacon, 1 rzzit.> Voting.
Sr. 111•' -•'•,;urge; Robertson, ibe 1'ta \Val •
ter,
Jr•. 1! 1-.- Gord'n I'icBurney, Hazel Ir --
twin, Verna Irwin,
Sr 11• --Jinn Deacon, Fred 1)e;tt•on
Jr Il-Robcna Voting, Alex Robertson..
First•-- Agnes Robertson, Willie Irwin,
Primer -Hazel McBurney.
M. 1, Aitken, Teacher.
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A full supply of
Victor Phono-
graphs and
Records
Call and heal' these
machines before purchas-
i r g elsehere. •
H. E. W. TAMILVN
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;t; Special Dunlop bicycle covers to go
.t. at $2.45 for the next 30 days .s1
Traction Tread a t $3.00, only
, 50c less than Eaton sells them for.
.t; Bicycle tubes galore. ;t,
r. Don't forget we have the old re- i
''i' liable Cleveland bicycle for sale. ;t;
+ Lock -tight cement is like a bull
X dog: you _can't pull it off. A 11 ;t
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.= other bicycle accessories at reason 4.
I able prices. ,t;
._. Motor oil, the best. Mix some
1.. ground mica with it and prevent of
; carbon, We sell the mica.
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Ais air valve, for Ford cars only. .t.
4. It will give you from 5 to 7 mites
more per> gal. Try one and b e ;i
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
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East Wawanosh Council
Council met on April 141h, with all t1*
inembera present. Miatltes of last meet.
ing were reatt and approved on motion of
Buchanan and Irwin,
Henry Sturdy was appointed patlimas-
ter in place of George Rathby and Chas
King in place of Alex King.
On motion of Buchanan and Stranghan
a new road division was created on An-
deraon'e lane, Con. 2, Wm Anderson
being appointed. Pathmaster for this div-
ision of road. Moved by Mr, Irwin and
Mr. Stranghan that we proceed with the
building of a reinforced concrete 'bridge,
32 foot span and 16 foot roadway off Lot
32 Con 6 and that the Reeve and Messrs
Buchanan and Stranghan interview Mr.
Patterson, Engineer, to prepare plans and
specifications for said bridge• -Carried.
A few small accounts being for re-
pairs to eulverta and washouts were or-
dered paid, when the council adjourned
to meet again on Monday. May 26th. As
a Court of Revision on the Assessment
Roll and also for other townshipbusinees,
A, PORTERFIELD, Clerk
In the estate of William Dawson late of the
town of tVingh ua In the Conn,.y of 1I, ron,
retired farmer, deceased.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to section
10, Chapter 121, of it .S. O, 1914, that; all per-
sons barn -gal sims against the estate of Wil.
Ilam Daa•ron who di -d on or about tho 2Gth
day of January, A. D., 1919 at the town of
Wingham am required t o send to the under-
signed, the Solieitor for Cho 1' xeoutors, on or
before the 13th day of May, A. n, 1019, their
names and addresses with full particulars of
their claims in writing and the nature of the
securities 'if any) held by them.
And further take notice that after the Paid
13th day of May A, D. 1919, the a'sots of the
said estate will he distributed by the raid ') x -
centers among the parties entitled thereto,
having regard only to egaiins of IA hu lr they
shall then have notice and the estate wilt not
be liable for any claims not filed at the time of
the said distribution.
Dared at Wingham this 1201 day of April, A.
I). 1919.
Solicitor for the Executors v /WIMP'S
WILLIAM Low and bfil.,ts moue.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the estate of Ito',ert Baird late of Ma
Tou nship Of East Wawanosh ir, the Count) of
Iluroh.Labourer, deeeascd,
Notice ir3 hereby niven pursuant to Section
f>r, Chapter 121, of 1t. S. 0.1914. that all persons
having claims ega:nst the e!.latof Robert
Ilaird who diced on or anent the Loth day of
March A.D. 1119, at the Township of )dept
Wawanosh are rt (lnired to tram)' to the under-
signod, the Soltettor for the Admin istrat rix, on
or More the 13th day of May A. D., 1919, their
names and addresses with Pull particulars of
their ciaints 10 writing and the t attire of the
sen11rtties lif any) held by them.
And further take notice that after the said
13th day of May, A. D.1919, the s,•sels of 1 h -
Paid estate will be distrtnntt (1. by the said Ad.
Ininistratrix among the parties entitled there -
10, having regard only to claims of. widen site
511x4 I then have nottc nand the estate will not
boilable for arty el sin., not filed al il,) nim 3 of
the ealti distribution.
Duma,. Irei.nsa
Solicitor for the .Atiminist atiix
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TENDERS *ANTED D FOR DRAIN
Sealed tenders will be received by the under
sinned, up to noon an Wrdnesday, May 2141,'
1919, for the construction of a drain, known as
the Day MonieipatD)rain.
Planet and ipceiticiations vitt be ';can at the
alt rk x office. (ferrite
A ccs'Clued eh,,',, fur ten per cent, of tender
must. aecontpaay 10111. r as a gta.trautce of due
completion of the work.
The gown,.1, or any teniietr not neeeseerlly
accepted. Deictl this IRth tiny of .April. 1919.
1'. P'. \ 'S1.ttlttt.
C'r.tttta', 'T'4Wt44111. Or f'Iowir i .
Glenannan
The following is the report of the re..
sults of the test examinations at .Easter
in S S. No. 3, Turnberry.
Sr. IV -James Campbell, Jean Wilton,
Jr 1V -Barbara Wetr, Edith Metcalfe,
Elmer Breen.
Jr. III -•Grace Mitchell, Robert Breen
Andrew M1litchell. George McGlynn, Irene
Mundell*.
Sr. II -Isaac Metcalfe, Boyd Marshall.
Jr. II -Isabel Metcalfe, Addie Breck-
enridge, James Marshall
First -Annie Campbell, Mary Weir.
Annie Stokes, Myrtle Stokes, Mary
Mitchell, Walter McGlynn.
Sr. Pr. -Jean McLean, M xgaret Baird,
Pr. --Alex Marshall. Scott Mitchell,
George Mundell, Noreen Baird Elva
Metcalfe, •
Ada L. McGill.
Sale Of War Saving Stamps Continues
The report that the sale of War Savings
and Thrift Stamps is about to be abandon-
ed by the Dominion Government is denied
in the following statement issued by the
Minister of Finance: -
"The war savings movement is gaining
momentum, the sales increasing with each
month. It is however an experiment and'
if after a fair trial, it be found that the
movement on the present lines is out of
proportion to the success attained, the
question of discontinuing active propa -
ganda will then have consideration
"In any event war savings and thrift.
stamps will he on sale for public purchase.
during the entire current year and as
large a measure of volunteer support as
possible will be welcomed."
New Oxfords for Women
Beautiful in Appearance
Excellent in Quality
This cut illustrates one of the newest shapes
The leather is fine vici kid
Flexible Soles and either
Louis of Sport Heels.
Prices $5.04, 6.50 and 7.50
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FOR THE
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FOR
LADIES,
'SPEC IAL TRAINING-
Makes
RAININGMakes the difference between the low pa4'worker and the high -salaried: ex-
pert, We can smooth out the road fpr ydu frpfli the one,class to the other. •
Students admitted any time. 'Catalogue free.
WINGHAM, ONTARIO.
. • The school that places its graduates in good positions:
D. A. McLachlan, Pres. . Murray McLeish, Prin.
I SPECIAL CASH VALUES FOR MONTH OF MAY 0;
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4 This advertisement contains a list of merchandise that was bought at cash prices and enables
silitt us to sell at money saving prices.
NOTE -Our new cash system has proven so successful that"we are now able to give better
values than ever.
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Spring Coats,
Capes and
Dolman's
Special p ri c es on Ladies'
Coats in all the latest styles and
materials, Prices $18 to $45.
LADIES' COA-TS
New raincoats i n latest
styles of waterproof mater-
ials in Tweed and Paramatta
Cloths..
Prices;$lo to $25.
56" All Wool Bot-
any Serges
Regular $6.00, sale price
$4.25 a yd.
This quality is suitable for
Tailored Suits, Skirts and
Dresses it has soft finish and fine twill. Colors, Black,
Navy, Nigger Brown, Taupe and Green.
Special Sale of Silks
2000 yds of Silk, Poplins, Shantung, Habitau,
Mousaline at big savings.
Men's -Boys'
Clothing
Voile Blouses, sizes 34 to 44
Special. price $7.95.
740
Ladies fine cotton voile waists, beautifully designed, Ae
in the newest styles, made from extra fine quality voile,
CREPE DE CHENE AND GEORGETTE BLOUSt+S-
. In newest styles and shades. Prices $6.5o to $14.
,oto
Ladies Vests, Drawers, Under
wear and Hose. Special values.
20 dozen Women's Underwear, made front fine lisle
Egyptian yarns in all sizes, in all weaves, Paris Xnit,
Flat Knit, etc.
Special value 750 a garment. Other values at 250,
500, $1.00 and $2.00.
Spring Coats, Raincoats and Furnishings.
Men's Suit $15 to $45 Boys' Suits 6.50 to
$18 Raincoats $10 to X25.
Men's Underwear 75c $t.00, e.50 and 2.5o.
Men's Socks'250, 5oc, $i.00 and 1.50.
Men's Shirts $t.00, 2.00, 3,50 and 5.00.
Men's Caps 1,5o to $3.
Men's Mats $3.00 to 8.00
House f=urnishings, Cur""
tains and Draperies
Curtains, Voile, Scrim and Marquesite in
XWhite and Eerie Prices $2,00 to 7.50 a pair,
DRAPERIES• --Special value in plain and faney Scrims and Voiles in
plain or fancy borders. Prices 250, 50c, 750 and $t.5o a yd
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KINGS' GROCERY DEPT.
(Pure Foods at Money Saving Prices)
3 lbs best Rice ,. ...... .,., 25c
Aylther Tomatoes, large can ..15e
Aylmer Peas, large can 150
Ikellogs Corn Flakes ' xoc
Shredded Whe'lt..,. .. IOC
12 bars Comfort Soap.... .... 900
to 1b, pail Syrup .... 95e
Choice White ;leans per lb .. , 50
75c Black or Japan Tea 63c
10o lis Sugar ... .. ..,.$to.00
1 25 extra good I3roont, ... .. 950
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KING BROS.
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Have beautiful
window decorations
Nothing gives so much pleasure
as a well decorated window.
Your windows will be the envy
of your neighbors if you use the
Flat Rod
-for curtains and draperies
Guaranteed not to sag
or tarnish
There is a Kirsch Flat Rod in
color to match your woodwork or
draperies. Every rod contains a
written guarantee that it will no
sag or tarnish,
Ft's
so easy to Ftaue an�OOftractint
I.�int'aw with the Kirsch
Flat ,Pod
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