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Exclusive Ladies'
Mantles
The Roger's
Garments
Dress Materials
All wool Dress Goods in fast colors,
Silk, Georgette Crepes, Plaids and
Checks.
Fancy Neckwear
In White Crepe Collars, Collar and
Cuff Setts in plain and fancy Organdies
and Voiles.
Men's Tailoring
Our Fall Samples for "Art Clothes"
has quality in their $25 and $27.50
Suits.
Wet Weather Goods
True Fit Raincoats for Ladies and Men
i:n the mew Tweeds and Paramatta, in.
the loose belted styles
$5.00 to $12.00 each
HANNA & CO.
Phone 7o.
THE WI ARAM ADV.A.NCE
Myth
Mr,and lairs, Scott of °healey, visit-
ed Rev.D. Turner and Mre. Turner at
the manse over Sunday,
Mrs. A. Carr spent a few days in
Toronto during the week,
Division Court was held on Friday,
a number of cases were disposed of,
owing to the illness of Judge, Holt,
Lawyer Brydone of Clinton, was a sub.
etitute.
Mr. Herb Wightman of Fort
William, called on friends in this
vicinity during the week,
Rev. D. W. Turner hae received
a call ' from the congregation of
Galvin Presbyterian Church, Montreal,
A successful field day was held on
Friday, races and a ball game between.
the Harlock girls and the girls of the
public school the latter winning out.
The band rendered several selections,
In the evening a concert was held in
Industry Hall and the proceeds of
the day amount to over $100 which
will he donated to the Red Orose
Fund,
Morris
'Bert 'Watson has gone on. a trip to the
West.
Miss Maude Bell has returned from an
extended visit at Wingham.
Wm. and Mrs. Michie and daughter,
Roberta of Galt, were holiday visitors
with Morris relatives,
Mrs. Pinch and children, Stratford.
were visiting the Shurrie and Bradshaw
families, 4th line,
Alex. and Mrs. Hood, of Pontiac,Mich.
are holidaying with relatives and friends
in this township and Blyth.
Last week Miss Dora Watson left for
Hepworth, Ont., where she has taken a
school. We expect she will do well.
Eddie Mattelle and Miss Annie Rozell,
Clinton, were renewing old friendships
with relatives and friends in this locality.
Peter McDonald, Kitchener, Ont., was
renewing old friendships in this locality
during the past week. He is a brother
of Dougal McDonald, 7th line, and a
ormer resident of Morris.
S. T. and Mrs. Bobier and children of
Guelph, were holiday visitors at Harry
Johnson's. Mr. B. was formerly G. T.
R. agent at Belgrave.
M. M. and Mrs. Cardiff, who have' been
visiting here for the past year at their
old homestead. 6th line, have returned to
the West. We wish them well.
Misses Ruby and Irene Clegg attended
the Exhibition at Toronto last week.
While there they enjoyed very much the
play, "The Birth of a Nation".
Arthur Shaw, jr , son of Treasurer and
Mrs. Shaw, will commence his medical
course this fall in Toronto. He is a
clever young man and should do well in
the profession of his choice. Many friends
wish him splendid progress.
Mrs. Wm. Brown, Carsonville, Mich ,
and her sons, George and James and
their wives were here on a visit to Mrs.
Hugh Hanna, 6th line, the former's sister
and Mt's. W. H. Armstsong, 5th line, a
neice. The party came by motor and
had an enjoyable tour.
Belgrave
We are sorry to report that Mr, D.
Sproat was taken back to the hospital
Last week for a slight operation but at
the last report was doing nicely,
Mr, and Mrs, Peter Scott of Milton,
are visiting friends around this vicin-
ity.
Private Willie Burney of Exeter,
was calling at the hcme of his uncle,
Robt. Stonehouse:
East Wawanosh.
Mie. John Couites does not Improve
very rapidly.
Mre, Stewart was the guest of Mre.
D. Dunbar over Sunday,
Mr, and Mre, Peter D, Scott, Milton
are visiting friends here this week,
P. W. Scott and Melville Brpdwin left
on Monday morning for Tor onto Ex-
hibition,
Mee Ina Gibson of Auburn spent
the past week at the home of her cousin
Mrs. O. E, Taylor.
11 Ir. and Mrs. MacGregor have got
comfortably settled on W. E. Scott's
farm 8th line,
Mr. Gordon Walsh attended the
Auburn anniversary Sunday evening.
Quite number from around sere
intend taking in London Exhibition
next week,
The Fall wheat is nearly all sown
although there was considerable diffi-
culty in cultivating the land on account
of lack of rain.
Several of this vicinity have pur-
chased some of the Crushed Stone
Fertilizer manufactured by Dames and
Cardiff of Brussels and if it proves a
success it will be sown instead of the
more expensive fertilizer.
Mr. John Anderson of the States' is
visiting hie parents Lith line,
There is a new mail man on R, IL No,
1 but the old one will be much missed
as he was so courteous to everyone.
Mr. 0. Anderson motored to Centralia
Monday evening and returned with
his mother who was visiting at her
daughter's there.
Mise Dalley Rose of Montana, 'was
visiting Mrs. W. 3, Geddes.
Mr. and Mrs, T. Soandrett and
daughter, Edna, are spending the
week with friends in London.
Rev. Johnston of Ethel, and Rev.
Parnaby of Belgrave, exchanged pul•
pits on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hall of Grey, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. T. Scand-
rett.
Rev. and Mrs. Parnaby, Rev. and
Mrs, Boyle and Mrs. 3.. A. Brandon
motored to London to attend the Fair
this week,
The Patriotic Society held a success-
ful Field Day on Saturday of last
week on the field of Mr. Jordan ad-
joining the village. The day was all
that could be wished for and a splen-
did crowd turned out to enjoy the af-
ternoon's sports. There were two
baseball matches played, thhe moat
interesting being the oue between the
6th Iine girls and the McGowan girls,
which resulted in favor of the latter,
There were other amusements on the
grounds, one in particular being the
Fishing Pond, Mr. Dingwell enliven.
ed the crowd by playing several pieces
on the bag -pipes. Supper was served
and everyone left feeling they had
openta most enjoyable time. To•al
proceeds 8160.
Rev, A. M, Boyle preached to the
soldiers in Knox church last Sunday.
Messrs. Murray Johnson, Mell
Bradburn, Peter W. Scott and Alex
Cloakey were among those who took
in Toronto Ex. last week.
Wm. Cook has sold his 100 acre farm
on the 5 line of Morris to Newton
McAuley the price paid is said to be
$6,000, Possession will be given this
fall.
Mrs. Will Proctor hae been 111 for
some days at her sister's at Blyth.
No service in the Presbyterian
church next Sunday on account of
anniversary services of Calvin,
Mrs. John McCarter and Mrs. James
Clark took in Loadon Fair on Tues.
day.
Messrs. Reid and Stapleton of Turn -
berry, are threshing around this vic-
inity and doing good work.
WAR LOAN
DOMINION OF CANADA
YIELDING PRACTICALLY
5.35
As with the previous Loan, we predict a great success
for this issue. During this period of stress our Government
needs our help and counts upon our patriotism. But a chance
is given investors of placing their money in securities of the
highest grade, upon terms the liberality of which will, perhaps,
not be fully realized until the return of normal times.
If this Loan were issued to yield 4i%, instead of about
5.35 %, the price would be 105.41, instead of 97.50. A 4% yield
(the basis on which Dominion Government bonds sold so recently
as 1914) would mean a price of 111 for the present issue.
We will forward your application, procure your allotment
and render other services free of charge to you.
To ensure allotment application should be made at once
I'nvestmen't
Bankers
A. Er AMES & CON
63 KING STREET WEST
Toronto* Canada
Established
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Dominion of Canada Loan Due 1931
SIESSRS A. la AMES & CO., Date • 1914'
8. King St. West, Toronto, Canada.
')ear Sirs:
thereby authorize you to enter ,ny subscription for $
Dominion
of Canada loan in accordance with the ter fts of the Official Prospectus.
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Bluevale
Miss Viola McLeod entertained a num-
ber of her girl friends on Labor Day.
Corporal D. O. Toole of Barriefield
Camp, Kingston, spent a few days last
week at the home 01 Mr. Jos, Robb.
Mr. Robt. Warwick, Mrs. Campbell'
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Forrest and niece,
Miss Christie Forrest, motored to Sea -
forth last Sunday and spent the day with
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Forrest.
Mrs, Robt. Musgrove is at present
visiting friends at Toronto.
Mrs, Rolph and Mrs. McLeod spent a
few days this week with relatives at Lon•
don.
Mr. and Mrs. David Jewitt visited with
relatives at Dungannon on Sunday.
Mrs, Hugh Allison is at Woodstock
with her brother who is seriously ill in
the hospital there.
Rev, D. D..Thompson and sons mot-
ored to London and spent a few days at
the Western Fair.
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WINQnAM, MARKETS
(Correct up till Wednesday noon,)
Wheat, new,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 20 to •1 25
Flour, per owt., patent, . 4 40 to 4 00
Flour, per cwt., family, , 3 80 to 4 00
Bran, per ton 27 00 to 27 00
Shorts, per ton 20 00 to 20 00
Oats, .... 0 50 to 0 02
Barley 0 00 to 0 05
Hay, new . 00 to 10 00
Butter, per lb --Dairy , , 0 26 to 0 32
Eggs, per dozen '1 27 to 0 30
Cattle, medium butchers 7 25 to 7 75
Cattle, butchere choice. , 8 00 to 8 75
Hogs, live weight .. , 11 75 to 12 00
Lamb (owt) 0 00 to It, 01)
Hams, per ib 0 28 to 0 20
Bacon long clear.., ... , . 0 25 to 0 25
Sheep Skins 1 00 to 1 15
Hides 11. 00 to 11 00
Mrs. Bailey of Ottawa, is at present
visiting relatives here.
Mr. Harold Procter spent a few days,
this week with Jas. Masters.
Mrs. R. Shaw and Mr. and Mrs. Art
Shaw motored to Mitchell to attend the
funeral of their cousin last Saturday.
Pte. Herb Powell visited friends at
Gorrie last Sunday.
Mr. John Wilburn; ex=soldier has se
cured employment will the Toronto
Street Railway as motorman, and will
move his family to the city next month.
Quite a number from here are taking in
the London Fair this week.
Mr A. Holmes, section foreman is in
Toronto this week attending an Arbitrat-
ion meeting between G. T. R, and its
maintainace of way men.
Several from here took in the FIeld Day
at Belgrave last Saturday.
Pte, Win. Hall visited friends at
Wroxeter on Saturday.
Mr. Wm, Garniss received a telegram
Monday, stating the death of his brother,
John, at Thessalon. This is the second
brother to pass away in the family inside
of one month.
Mr. J. W. Masters was at Palmerston
last Thursday attending a meeting of the
0, T. R. Patriotic Society.
Mr. and Mrs. John Stewart and Mrs
Thomas Stewart motored to Bowling
Green on Sunday and spent the day with
the fdrmer's brother,
Mr, Wm. Thornton is having his house
painted this weelc which adds greatly to
its appearance.
Pte, Arthur Wilbur of Delhi, spent the
week &pd with his sister, Mrs. Bert Mc-
Call.
The Women's Institute will hold their
regular monthly meeting on Thursday of
this week at the home of Mrs. Charles
Garnces. We would like to see a number
present.
Mrs. Robert Davidson and daughter of
the Bayfield Road, are visitors on the
First line of Morris.
Johnston's Church congregation will
hold their anniversary services next Stun
day, Sept. 17th. Rev, Mr. Grainger of
Whitechurch, will preach in the morning
at 11 o'clock and in the evening at 7.
Quite a number of our soldier boys are
home for a holiday. All look as though
they have a good time at Camp Borden.
Miss Ruth Breckenridge is visiting
with her sister, Mrs, Frank Nichol, 6th
Line of Morris.
The many friends of Mrs. Deo. Haney
will be pleased to hear of an improvement
in her health, she being seriously 111 at
present.
Mr. Grey acid Miss Jessie were visitors
to the Toronto Exhibition last week.
A number of people from the boundry
and the 1st Linc of Morris, are tatting in
the London Exhibition this week.
Miss Aggte Robertson is visiting at the
home of Silas Johnston, Walton.
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Owens and son,
Jimmy, Sundayed with Mr. and Mrs,
Geo. Peacock,
Mr. Robert Messer 110 his 35 ft, silo
completed.
Mr. arid Mrs, CO. Ludwig and two
children of Winghatr), were Sunday visit,.
WI at the hots of Mr, 41n4 tire, skinner,
SWEETEN YOUR VISIT
with a box of our high grade cho-
colates or bon bone. They are
simply perfect, as every up-to-date
girl knows, and a box of them ie
always more than welcome. Cost
no more than common candy,
worth more.
W. A. MILLER
The Popular Restaurant
PEARS WITH RICE
Peal and half three or foiir large
pears of a good cooking kind, and elm -
mer in water till three -parts cooked.
Drain o”' half the water; add 2 table-
spoonfuls of sugar and cook far 5
minutes longer. Boil for 6 minutes
half a cupfull of rice, draw off water,
and finish cooking with milk and sug-
ar till firm and etnooth; add a little
cream, a small piece of butter, some
powdered sugar and the juice of half
an orange. Mix all well together and
serve on a dish with the peas.
BAKED PEARS
WiPe, quarter and core pears. Put
in baking dish, sprinkle with sugar,
or add a small quantity of molasses,
then add enough water that pears will
not burn, Cover, and cook 2 or 3
hours in a very slow oven. Serve with
cream,
FRUIT BULLETIN
Niagara District Crawford Peaches
are now in, and the beet varieties of
pears and plums
are realyfor pre-
serving or tab-
le purposes.
Houseke e p e r s
should not delay f VAGHAG EE
telling their gro- G R owetts no, 2"= 4
cers wbat fruits
to order for them, and should in.
slat on the label with the map, re-
produced here. It is a guarantee
of Niagara Peninsula Grown Fruit.
PENIINSULA
SWEET PICKLED PEARS
Pears, 7 lbs.; sugar 4 Ibe.; vinegar 1
quart; whole cloves, 1 tablespoon;
whole wheat t tablespoon. Peel fruit
and boil with other ingredients until
soft, but not broken. Strain juice and
put in jars,
GINGER PEAR
Candied ginger root 1:} lbs.; pears 8
lbs.; granulated sugar 8 lbs.; lemons
4. Pare fruit and slice into small
pieces. Slice ginger, place pear, ging-
er and sugar on fire, and boil slowly
for 1 houc. Do not put water with it
unless pears are very dry, Put lemons
in cold water and boil until tender;
then cut them up Line taking out the
seeds. After peare have boiled 1 hour
add them to the lemons, and boil
together for another hour,
PEAR SAUTE
Pare 4 Bartlett pears, cut in fourths,
lengthwise, and saute in butter until
browned,
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CHRISTIE'S
GROCERY
• PHONE 59
Store Closes at 7 p. ill.
Seasonable Dainties
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5c Per Tin
Potted Beef, Potted Veal,
Potted Tongue, Potted Beef
Dam.
2Oc Per Tin
Corned Beef, Roast Beef,
Boneless Pigs Feet, Stewed
1 Steak and Onions. 1
Peanut Butter 1
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20c Per Lbs
This is first quality Peanut
Butter. It is pure and whole.
some. Can be used on all oc-
e elons,
St. 1 lens.
Miss. Mary Little returned on Saturday
after a week's visit with friends in 'Pct. -
onto,
Mr, and Mrs, Martin of Lueknow,
spent Sunday with Rev, and Mrs, Little,
Mt, and Mrs. \ingest Wellwood of
\Vinghani, spent Sunday with Mr, and
Mrs. George Webb.
Mr, and Mrs. Isaac Miller, Mrs. John
Rutherford and Mr. Donald McDonald
motored to Wingham on Thursday.
Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Guest of Kin -
lough, are visiting friends in and around
St. Ilelens.
Mr, and Mrs. Walter Webb of Luek-
now, spent Sunday at Reeve Murray's,
Corp C. Cameras spent the week- end
at his home here,
Mrs, Ed. Purvis and little son of Luck -
now, are spending a few days with her
mother, Mrs, Ramage,
A number from this burg intend, taking
in Loudon fait' this week,
Miss Nora Iinowls of Luckuuw, :,pent
a few clays last week with Mrs, W. j.
Todd.
Mrs. Thomas Todd left on Monday to
visit friends in Milton.
Mrs. John Miller was a Toronto visitor
last week.
Mrs Thos Jobb of Wingham, is ,.pend •
ing a few days with her daughter, Mrs.
I1. D. Woods.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sheriff and little
daughter of Lucicnow, visited with Mrs,
R. McCroslie on Sunday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ashton and little son,
are taking a motor trip to London, and
other places this week.
II, V. and Mrs. Holmes, Miss Perkins
Sr. and Eleanor Perkins motored to
Clinton on Saturday returning Sunday
evening. Mies Perkins remained in
Clinton for a two weeks vieit with
friends.
J. Garnet and Mrs. Armetroug and
family and Mr. R. Joyy and Mise Mc
Moran of Lueknow motored over on
Monday and spent the day with the
former's parents Dr. and Mrs, Arm•
strong. Miss McMoran remaining in
town as teacher of the Junior depart-
ment of the Public School.
School opened on Tuesday with Miss
Isard of Wingham as principal, We
hope she and Mise McMoran may have
a very successful year.
Mrs. Darling and Lulu Darling of
Port Elgin, are visiting with the form-
er's daughter Mrs, L. Shirk,
Miss Shaw of Palmerston le visiting
with her uncle Postmaster and Mrs.
Irwin.
Miss Lulu Darling of Port Elgin
who has been visiting with her sister
in town spent the week -end with her
friend Miss Gee of Listowel.
Mrs. Jno. Gowdie received a mes-
sage on Tuesday evening that her
brother, Mr. Henry Wogan bad�died
y
at his home in Woodstook, ' 1r. and
Mrs. Gowdie left on Wednesday
morning to attend the funeral.
The many friends of Harry Z'm•
merman will be glad to hear that he
is somewhat improved although in a
very critical condition yet. Harry
has had a long serious illness.
Jas, and Mrs. Beswitheric is at Lon-
don attending the exhibition.
Miss Pearl and Mr. Wm, Stineon
visited friendo in Wingham over
Suuday.
Miss Pearl King spent Sunday and
Monday with friends in Wingam.
The night train on tiie 0. P. R
running from Toronto to Teeswater
was several hours late on Saturday
owing to the train being off the track
near Tuglewood caused by a loose
rail. It was four thirty A. M. S unday
morning when it reached Gorrie.
Mies McMoran spent the week- end
with her parents in Lucknow.
The Lawn Social held on the Pres•
bytezian church grounds on Friday
eeening under the auspices of the
Ladies Aid was a success, Supper
was served until after nine on the
grounds and afterward all repaired to
the Town Hall whore an excellent
program was rendered, the musical
part by Miee Ferns Eckmire, Mies
Perinilda Steinmillar and the Misses
Met,zies. The excellent addresses
were given by Rev, Mr. Roberts and
Rev. Mr, Kerr; Rev. A. B. Dobsin
occupied the chair, Miss Ferns Eck.
titre held the lucky number for the
Autograph guilt and was kited enough
to offer it for Auction, it being finally
knocked down to the members of the
Ladle's Aid of the Presbyterian church
who purpose sending it to a Red
Cross Hospital. The proceeds from
Social, quilt, etc., are for the Red
Oroes Fund and are expected to he
when all has been realized not leas
than $100,
The many friends of Mist, Dicken-
son, milliner in R, II. Stophene and
Co. Store will be grieved to hear of
her serious illness. When she arrived
at her home near Mildmay it was
found necessary to operate for appen.
dicitis and she was removed to the
hospital at Walkerton where the
operation was performed. Latest
reports are that Mies Dickenson is
progressing favourably.
Mise Lsermilda Steinmillar, who has
been in Toronto for some time taking
a course in music returned home on
Thursday evening.
Among the visitor;? in Toronto, go-
ing on Wednesday morning were, Dr.
Armstrong, Ii,obt, and Mrs, Ashton,
11, V. and Mrs, Holmes. Miss Perkins,
Miss Ashton, Miss hazel Hamilton
and Mrs, Loehie Ashton.
Mr. Boyd, an aged cousin of Mr,
Hugh Edgers, who with his wife, bad
been living at Mr. R,igar's for eotne
years, died there on Thursday evening,
The funeral took place on Saturday
afternoon to the l+brdwich cemetery,
Ito\. A, 13, Dobson oinciating,
Thursday, Sept. 14, 19 t 6
OUR
MONEY RAISITh
....SHOE S LE...
Will continue all this week just as advertised,
butwill positively close SATURDAY NEXT
(inclusive of Saturday.)
All Boots, Shoes, Rubbers,
Trunks and Valises at
Exceedingly Low Prices,
P, S, ---Will all those who aro indebted to us
kindly note that we are exceedingly hard up
and must raise a lot Of cash during the next
two weeks. Kindly help' us out by paying
your account.
W. H. WILLIS
Solo Agent
For The
ze742;ys. FOR
s/fOR LADIES
OTiMilffITIM Ril1IiiMMI IMPIiiilPHIVll(Mifhiltiil PM
The woman with a smile
is the woman worth while
The sense of being well dressed at about one-
third the usual cost maintains a happy disposition.
What Will be Worn This Fall?
The answer is in our window this week,
Hat Shapes for Fall and
Winter Just Arrived
moo of the very latest up -to the minute New
York styles for ladies, young and old and children,
all at the remarkably low price , 16c each
Flowers, Feathers,
Quills, Stick -us, etc.
I000 of the very latest, including a large range
of Velvet Roses in the most beautiful natural colors.
Sold in many places at 5oc to 75c, all at the un-
heard of prices 15c and ' 26c
This is undoubtedly the biggest offer ever pre-
sented to the Ladies of Wingham and Vicinity.
Come Early and get First Choice
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Mise Madeline Taylor, Teeswater,
spent a few days last week with Mrs,
Wm. Ferguson,
Misses Myrtle Galioway,Lily 0. (mart
and Annie Darling atte nded the Exhib-
ition at Toronto last week,
Miss Lillian Irwin epent Sunday
with Mrs. 1, Walker East \Vawanosh,
Private Jona Lawrence! 101.h l3ett-
alien, London, spent Sunday with his
moth•'r here,
Mr. Ralph Metcalfe wears a broad
smile these days- its a boy.
Mr.ated Mre Win Elliott motored to
Toronto last week,
Tho Women's Institute held their
monthly meeting in thrt hall Saturday
Sept.2od Mrs, John Mulvey gave a
paper on "hospitality and Sociability"
also a paper by Mre. John huffy on
Pickling which were both enjoyed by
all also a reading by James Ballagh on
The (Home, iiiittses Helen Mulvey,
Pearl Douglas, Annie Douglas, Jean
and Annie Hall sang a chorus entitled
Sweet Little Daisy, On Saturday,
Sept. 0.h the ladies aro holding a
bazaar and sale of home made baking
in the Hall at ,2 o'clock, All Ladies
of the community are invited to at-
tend.
Air. and Mrs, D. J, Weir, spent Sun.
day With friends here.
Mooers W. 01 aline a and Jewars of
Milverton motored up Lo Mr, James
L+'leming's on Sunday,
ltlist, L Ilil;l;iu!d, Brussels, is visiting at
A, 1?ilt,hes for a few date,
Mr, and Mfrs. Jacob Willits, Mrs. Juo,
Abraham, and son, Thomas, motored to
Huntsville last week,
Miss Annie Baker, \Vinghatn, spent
Sunday with friends here;
1't it ales Sterling I lasLiu ., 1 t auk ben.
%tick and George Inglis of iltc 101s1, aL
Camp Borden spent the week end at their •
home: here.
hlr„ N. 11, Lowry accompanied by her
son, Lieut. W. C. Lowry of the 22(1 Batt.
and her daughter, Mrs. \V, Nichol and
children has returned from her visit to
Toronto on Sept, Silt,
The Women's Institute held a bazaar
in Forester'.- hall last Saturday evening
and netted$ 14 for Putt lobe purposes.
Mr, and Mrs, Murray, Lucan, are the
guests of their daughter, Mrs, John
Mu'vey,
Master James McNeil who has been
seriously ill for the past fourteen weeks,
is now able to sit up.
The Sacrament will be adnttttistercd in
the Presbyterian Church next Sunday
morning by the Rev, A, R. Gibson,
Lieut. N, 0, Lowry left on Malloy^
morning for Camp Ilugltes near Brandon
Man, His many friends wish him a safe
return.
EGGSWANTEDW1J1 Armour,Wingham