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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1916-12-14, Page 4rage Pour pit Wing Abbarat JQII JonT• Peoprieter A. e. Mantettee reees,eaeee--eeeestease womete....eroetee. THURSDAY% DEO. 14tb1 IWO WPDXOter On F.itlity evening last eome thirty of our young girls member* of the Young Ladies Recruiting League gave us a• splendid Minstrel Show, Their appeal to the publio was tor more moteaV to buy atom yam to knit more socks for our boys of 101st Batt. The appeal was not in vain for the Public responded splendidly, The hall beirt$' comfortably filled, the proceeds amounting to over one hundred dollen) Tb. young Ladies did their parts well, keeping the audience in the best of teener with their jokes and take -oft. The Military Drill which was the open° pleee watt most eptendidly executed and repeatedly brought the house down. The get up and costumes of the Ladies were Capital not being aver done at all There was a great deal of guessing done as to who the taffies were. Miss Van. Norman rtf Wingliam assisted in souse of the singing, she is a singer that we are all pleased to hear, The Interlocutress Miss Cootie, certainly deserves great credit tor manner in which she Managed the %bole affair. Miss K IdaselwOod Pientst, also had a very difficult task which she matt aged in her usual efficient manner.. Tke boys or the than were kind enough to give the girls a fowl dinner after the show, and everyone bad a reel good time. Whiteoluirch Hu. Spading spent a few days with Wingham, friends. Ur. and !dm J. Marna el Auburn, spent Sunday at the borne of Ur. and Mrs Percy Vincent. Ur. and Mrs. Ale X Ferguson of Lang - side, were visitor& at the home of their slaughter, Wit Jas. Wilson. on Sunday. • Ur, Frank Henry spent the week -end with relatives at Crieff, and is this week attending the Winter Fair in Guelph. During the electrical storm on Monday Afternoon. lightning struck and did Might disMage to the house of Mrs'. Henderson in the village. Ur. John Gillespie ,ss attending the r at Stock Show at Guelph. J. P. Duacan, a former pastor Of the Presbyterian Churcia hese, who went eine:leases chaplain of the Peel Battalion is one of the chaplains at Bra.mshott, where the Bruce Battalion is stationed, DISRICT NEWS A euiet wedding took place at the home of At% and Mrs. Geo. Reese:urn% Of the lith cert. Carrick, last week when their daughter. Mies Elie/abode waa married to blr, Hwy Wissemate Rev. J. S. Duncate the popular minister of the Presbyterian church has accepted call to St. PAilra Presbyterian Chute, Sault Ste, Marie, Ont. and will leave for his new held in the near future, The lad, Etimunealoyes, who broke in to W. W. Hill's store at Lucknow and Wats Sant to Walkerton to stand trial an eberge of theft, was sentenced by Judge Grigg to a year in St. John's industrial School at Toronto. He adreitted the charge to the Judge and stated that he had already served a term in the School foretbeft. Mr. Russel Pear ha e disposed of his 100 acre farm on the Sth line of Morris, to hia brother, Leslie and will move to Mrs. Fen, wicks residence, having formed a part- nership with Mr. Wm, Phillips in tho blacksmith business. Mr. Pear will hold an auction sale of fem.-stock and imple, ments commencing on Thursday Dec, 2lot at 1 o'clock Herbert Gledhill of the elercbants Bank, Kincardine, with the Fitzgerald brothers, went shooting at Baie-desDore on Sunday. In seine manner Mr. Gledhill s gun dile charged, the shot going through his boot and shattering two entre toes in such a manner that they had to be amputated when he was brought to the Kincardine General Hospital. Mr. Gledhilt is doing nicely, but it will be some time before he will be able to resume his duties at the bank. Elderslie, like all rural municipal organ. izations. has a council composed of five members, and two officers whose appoint- ment, though confirmed by the counsel at the first meeting each year, are always looked on as permanent officials We refer to the Clerk and Treats. Every op of the septette is an abstainer from skleholic beverages and not one °Rhein uses tobac- co The names of the seven are: Reeve Cass; Councillors Allen, Thomson, Lewis and Fraser; Treasurer Ewart and Clerk Pearce. Rev. Ciorrle Mr. and Mrs. Kerr, were at Dorchester on Wednesday attending the funeral of Moe Douglas Keres mother. Mrs. j, Armstrong . spent part of • last week with her son J. G. Armstrong Lucks now. Wm. Cathers of-Satene spent the week end ealth her parents Mr. and 41.6. Robe Carl. Ur. Holmes of Lucknow is visiting with her son EL V. and Urs Holmes this week Gordon Edgar returned from the West en Monday evening._ Mrs. 3. G. Edgar spcat the week end with Mr. and Mn,. R. Black • Wroteter, J. G. Armstrong of Lucknow, visited his -parents Dr. and Mrs. Armstrong on Tuesday last. Mail Contraet • WIDOWS IN INDIA Millions Under Ten Yea* Of Aso. 41heri, *re twenty. five million widows In India," "Two and a, balf Willion under ten years of age and 14,000 under four years of age. It le considered a great disgrace In India if *girl Isn't Deserted and though they possibly have never gone to live ttt the home of their husbands, on his death they ars considered sviclotve and. are never allowed to remarry. "When a man dies his wife ie to blan30. IG Is auppoeed that she ba0 done eoniething to anger the gode and tber efore her puoband bas been taken, sts loon as her husband diets you win bear the most terrible screanee, Be- fore the Oritieh Government stopped the custom the Wenn would throw theineelves on the funeral pier of their husbands Ann be burled with him, pre- ferring death to the life they would have to live. "Everything is taken from her -her Parole, dresses etc. -and oho is given but one finite, the habitual attire of widows. and is allowed to wearnothing else. Her bead is clean shaven, She lives at the home of her motherein-lifer and Is just a slave. Everything that happens is blamed upon her. She hes to do all the drudgery and menial work What an awful prospect these poor little girl's have? Don't you think it le time tbe people beard the glad news of Josue." Samuel Neil, aged 813 years, on Mon- day was found dead sitting in a chair in his residence near Kinzer!. Mr.- Neil bad been missed for several deys, and the neighbors, fearing something was wrong. investigated. The cause of death has not been determined, but it is persutned that he was stricken with apoplexy. Mrs. Neil is visiitng friends in Owen Sound at present. A son lives on the same farm as his father, but in another house. Mr. Neil had been a resident of Bruce county for over 50 years., The death occured early Friday morning of Walter McGaw, one of the leading bus. him men of Kincardine. Mr. McGaw was operated on for appendicitie ou Tues. day afternoon, but this measure had been too long delayed, The doctors from the .11rat.hardii hopW.c1 • tor- his- recovery. • He had been ill only a day before the oper- atiope_Mr..,McGtew was 24%years of ago. He leaves a. wife and one daughter Vorna, besides his father, Peter McGaw, three brothers Alfred, Mervin and Bert, and one sister, Misselean.McGaw. Me. J. B. Watson has outlined a pro- position to the Kincardine Beard of Trade that may result in an additiort,ito the menufacturing industries of Kincardine. Mr Watson has in contemplation the erection et a factory for the production of certain lines of furniture. The company would be capitalized at $60,000. and Mr. Watson asks that the corporation loan him 06,- 000 for 20 years, allow $500 a year on in- terest account, and exemption from taxes, except school tax. The building to be erected will have not less than 20,000 feet of floor space. Samuel Dicknon, former postmaster et Seaforth; son of the late James Dickson, M. P., died at Seatorth on Saturday after- noon of pneumonia. which followed a chill. received while acting as paltbearer.at the funeral of Mrs. bicCoosh but a week ago. He was in his 78th year and was born at the Dickson horacsteld a short distance from town. He was appointed postmas- ter in 1865. which office he bold until the completion of the new post office in the fall of.1918, when he was relieved of his duties. Following his dismissal he visit- ed his children in the West. returning last spring, and for the past few months had been assisting in the uew post office. .1.0101..ramirwrollkbal. Bellmore Miss Minaret Balla& of Wroxeter spent Sundae' with hit'. parents here. Messrs Harry Gowdy and Malcolm Fitch have taken a situation in a munition factory in Toronto Mrs. Thee. Baker and little daughter are visiting friends in Brantford. Mrs. A. Stamen has returned home after spending some time with friends in the west. SEALED TENDERS. addressed to the Post- master General._will be received at Ottawa until Noon. on Friday. the 10th day et Jana - eV. 1917. for tho conveyanoo of Dis Malls, on a proton:A Contract for tour years. Six times per week over Weenier No. 1 Rural Routsfrom the let day of April, 1017. ' Printed notices °outlining further informs. tion as to conditions of proposed Contract may be seen and blank forms ot Tender may be obtained at the Post Offices of Wroxeter. Wing ,sun and Octrrie, and at the office of the Poo Office Inspector, London, G. C. Atmsnaoft, nuperintondent. Post Office Department Canada, Mail Service Branch, Ottawa, Eith Deer., 1916. • ej, • er Mail Contract OIMI•••••••••••...r. alenth Ta3NDIC1t3, aadreisea to the Poet - matter General, will be received at Ottawa entll Noon. on reldar. the 19th lay, of Jana. ary,1917. for the conveyance of Ws Majesty's Mails, on -le propose& Contract for tour year. Elts tiMes per Week over Blyth No, 1 Dural Bowe, from tho 1s1 or April. 1917.` Printed Wallies containing further auroral's- lion as to oonditiens of proposed Centred* may be SOO 4114 blant forms or Tender may be ob. tainedset• the Po.; Omicai Of Blyth. Landes. bore 684 noweavi. and at the aka of the Post Wiles Inspeotor, London. G. C. ANbEnsow. Superintendent Poet Office Departmeat. Canada. Mail eerie, Drench. Ottawa, itth Deer., 1916. SYNOPSIS OF CANADIAN NORTH- WEST LAND REGULATIONS The sole head ot a tensity, or any reale over 10 /*are old mar homestead a quarter soother Of available Dominion land in alanitoba,Sask- atchiwan or Alberta. Appileint must appear in person at the Dominion Lunde Agent*. or Sub-Jigenor for the District. Entry br proxy tear be Made at any DOminion Lands Agono Ott net finb-Agettoy on certain Conditions). at:mite-edit Month* residence upon and oultivation Of the land in each of threo years. homesteader may live Within nine milliner hist heniestend on a farm ot at least SO acres, on esetetneendittons. 5 htsbitable Mantle is req. tilted exeopt where resident:* is performed in tbe vloinity. Live steolemar be substituted for ottltivtAtion under oertain condition.. In ,00rtate district* tunntateader in good *tenni:1E024Y ore -eines a quarter ninon Atone tilde bis noesetneed. klioe $3.00 oer Moro. • Dtrrite-Six menthe Malden*. in teal of three years atter amine honteetead poem; also Meow* *etre euitivation. Fran:mein patent -May btobtainort as tOOti 46hOMOStead patent en certain Cenditi0111. A settler wee has eShovota bis hereestra4 ttgbt mei elk° 14,pittrobrined homestead in cene itien, districts-. Price -.es per sere, butiet... tist rends six Menthe ItleaCh of three rears', oltirate GOadios and area a hots* Werth Whe area Of Miltivatkm Is Subject to r 110. entil of rough, scrubby or stony land re items may bil aubititeted toe Mativation oerMits condition.. 11V. Vn einst virtantr..ef the Webster Of the Iitterke. . ututrithorited publication Of WS ept Lfl not be pa% tor4UL Christmas Tree and entertainnsete, will be held at S. S. No. 8, Morrie, on Friday, Dem 15. Precise& in aid of Iffed Cross. Uwe Yuen. teacher. .e Mrs T. Noland of leetchigan, is elan; her brother Mr. James Fleming. The Sunday school of the Methodist church intend holding their Xmas tree on Wednesday, evening Dec. 20th. Come and hear the children. Mr. Thos. Nichol has purchased the Charlie Finley farm: he expects to take possession soon. Thee has the cage but no bird yet. The Women's Institute held their an- nual monthly meeting in the Hall on Dec, 2nd. The delegates which attended the convention in London gave a splendid outline of the work being done. Rev. Mr. Love will have charge of the Belgrave circuit next Sunday. Mr. Dohs son of that place will supply here. Quite a number of people around here have been laid up with La grippe owing to the inclemency of the weather, SCHOOL REPORTS the following is the repoet of the LT.S.S No.13, Howick, and Turnberry tor Sept., Ott and Nov. Bxemined in all eubjects, Total 800, Honors 600, Pass 480. Sr. IV. -Alice Hare% 6854:lisle Double. dee 678 Kathleen \Wettest 625, 'Leslie Fortune 603, Harold Weir 584. Pred Doubledee 547. Jr. IV, *Harvey McMichael 500, *Alba Gallaher 386, 'Oliver McCreery 109, Hattie Meahen (absent). St, 111.-e*Atehur Weedlike 575. *Lloyd McMiehael 362, *Hetet Weir 559. Jr. Douglasi 503, Fanny Weir 48t, 'Harry Merkley 480, *Ilmie Harris 479, "Johnny Galtaher 195. Jr, 11.,s--131ratn. itt Arith. Writ. Draw. and Read. Total 250. Honors 187. Paso 150. five McMichael 209. Ira Amen 144. Si. Le-lVilnele Weir, Mary Pitch, Alice Meahen (excellent) Dorothy Arisen (fair). Se, Primer. -Walter woods, George Meridey, Wilfred Henry (good) Alvin Fitch ((air). jr, Primer.-eVerne Bennett, WilliaM Weir. Wiltred Meehen(eiteellent). These Marked wIth a asterisk mined eltafful. 2Ve 1V011Chael, Mary teit011,1rit Dorothy Arita, and George Markley were prang every daSe* AAI. Grant, Teseheri, TAF, WINGI1AM ADVANCE RAI VA, CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR FARES Singlet Faro Dec. 23.-24.45 good for return until Deo 2131b1 also Dec. 80 --81st, lel% and Jam let, 3917, valid for return until Jan. 20, 1917. Fare and One:Third Deo. 21-22-23-24, good for return until Dee. 27th; also Deo, 28-29-40 and 81st, 1010, valid for return until San. Ord, 1017. Above reduced tare' apply between ell stations In Canada east of Pott Arthur and to Detroit and Port Huron, Miche Buffalo, Black Rork, Nigaara Valle end Suspension Bridge, N.Y. Tit:trete now on sale at all G.T.R. Ticket Mien, H. B. Elltott, Town Ticket Agent, Wingham, Phone 4. . HARD CHRONIC COUCH Made Well by Delicious Vinol Crestlino, Ohio,—"I contracted a herd, chronic cough, and was weak, nervous and run down. I have a small family of three, and it was hard for mo to do my work. I took different medi- cines without benefit. Finally I heard about Vin), and it hes restored rno to health and otrength, my cough is ell gone and I feel fine:es-Mrs. B. H. QA.Nustrx. Vinyl le a constitutional remedy for chronic coughs and colds, and for all weak, navies', run-down conditione. try it ois our guarantee. S. Walton McKibben, Druggist, Winghame Also at the best druggist in ail Ontario towns, Injured In Runaway Mr. Andrew Hundt of the 14t1t con. Carrick, was badly injured last Thus se day vrhile bringing a gang plow from the field on a tone -boat. The team ran away and upset the load. Mr. Hundt was knocked senseless by a blow from the plow, and when he was picked up, it was found that his left shoulder aad been dielocated hie forehead cut and hie left thigh badly ecraped, besides receiving a bad shaking up, Mr. Hundt is doing as w ell as can be expected, CENTRAL OTPATFORD. ONT, Ontario's • Best Practical Training School -with Commercial, Shorthand and TelegraphV departments. Students are entering etton week. The demand upen us for trained holit ift many time-% the number g2aduating. Got our free catalogue at once. D. A. SoLACIILAB • PlincIPM Jarnestuwn Min Gertrude Payne 14 eiCli With the Mumps. Mr. San) Berke bes ;reeled the wind, mill purchased at Oluevele and will use it for pumping water for cattle on the fifty gore fern& Mistme Simpson end McDonald were collecting for the Bible Society In this vicinity last week. Wm. McDonald was under the Dr.'s Pee care for a day or two Int week, We are art glad he is all right again, Win. Ktng spent Sunday with Walter Scott, Bruseele hursday Dec, 1,t I 916 *Imulagilmme MOP/4XX XXXXXXX14N14 Xl4N,17.4 X/4 XXXXXXXIC XXXX $114 'Thursday evening thie week the Worn - !Institute and Red Cross Circle will hold a tea at the home of Mrs. J. D Miller, Mrs. /Venter, Mrs, McDougall, Mrs Snell and Mrs. Scott will provide lunch. All are irsvited. Mee Alec Forrest was visiting her daughter, Mrs. George Wheeler, in Wing ham and was accompanied by her grand- daughter Anna Wheeler. Mr J. Kingis home again after a month in Algoma for his health and spent a pleasant time. Mies Belisle Mores has tendered her resignation an teacher of No. 10 Morris. The ratepayers will be sorry to see her go as she has been a very succesefte teach- er. Mr, Robt. Meseer had a wood bee and pasty At night on Wed. of last week. Mr. Alex. Grant took the service ln the hall on Sunday night. The following is the report for S. S. No. 10 Jamestown. Exam. in Spell. Read. Lit. and memorizing, Writ. and History. Total 400. Sr IV Reta Turvey, 878; Elva Ramsay 372; Christie Forest. 858 Jr. IV. Ruby Kernaghan. 867; Sperling Johnston, 829; Verna Johnson' Sr. III Gertie Robertson 875; (*fordo:: Moffat 873: Stewart Seine 868; Grace Kernaghan; 319; Anna Wheeler* Janet ' Jr /I/ Robin Campbell, 880; Louise Fraser. 874; Margaret McDougall 885: Greta Eckmier, 803; Mabel Johnson. 858; Laura Johnson. 841; Harry Robb, 840; Duncan McDougall, 834; Jessie Messer, 310. Exam. in Spell, Read.. Lit., and mem. °rising. Writing, Arith , and daily work. Total M. Jr. 11 Florenco Eckrnier, 447; Bessie Campbell, 447; Harold Thomas, 412; Clarence Johnson, 497; Dunelda McDort ald, 401; Vera Sellars, 396; Campbell Robertson 891; Jean Messer. 877; Ernest Karges. 339; Willie Peacock,280. Total 225, Stanley Moffat, 170, Pt. I. Excellent, Ethel Johnson, Lizzie Robest son. Good -Clifford Nernagban, John Mc- Dougall Pearl Johnson, Velma Eckinier. Those missed exams marked' B. Moses, Teacher, • ;ea. )9' • V '41E; .:9111111111.110411!0; ;t. This Christmas gollet • A. • • -v14. 11111111111111111111110191111191111tIfetellislielliseil Let us Give Moderately to Each Other and Generously to the Soldiers' Fwnilies 'Nineteen hundred and sixteen years ago came the very first Christmas. and -for I1 these centuries there hu recurred the Greet Anniversary EEits message.of good wlU to men. Md so we give Men and women of Ontario! We who stand for good will among men and nations: we whose men fight that there may at last be real . eLlc_s on earth—let us make this a Christmas worthy of the day it commemorates:Taiiiliy aside a generous proportion Of our Christmas money for the families of those who are fighting the good fight. Give to the Canadian Patriotic Fund die fund that guards the soldiers* families front Ivante Great as the result will be among the families of our soldiersgreater yet may the blessing be among us, the givers. Christmas will havem a more vital meaning for us than perhaps ever before, and as for the children, who cart measure the impression they will receive and keep of that Christmas Day when they shared their Christmas with the loved ones of the men who saved their countryi Let each Canadian boy and girl get a lesson from this historic Christmas which will go with them all through life. Good men and women of Ontariot Can the need of our soldiers" familia cry hi vain for the relief which this Fund alone makes possible? Cart we --can we, in the face of it all, again give lavishly among ourselves? Shall we not this yerir vith hearts full eX the spirit of Christmas. Ily aside a generous proportion of our Christmas money for the cause which so urgelifly needs it? "Somewhere in France" he is fighting the good fight. Somewhere in Ontario all that he holds dear is dependbig upon Our decisico. Truly It is moo blessed to give than to receive." entitle trtil be eats ad is hanaly te ata Ore tate Canadian _Patriotic Feed OM 14 csa iteOlata ne b*"0/01 all 14.40* donee. in 1917 fnd the kW" Of GU &SW* 411141440. • ;200 ' . asp, , .7:•„ • -SP____4-51P '•• t • .4 • *Ai ..f. I; st. Your intuits or thud dollars must be secured tram indivdd, us, nibstriptiOne. If there is no Drench Or the rund in yOilr team or county Set% our 1111b$CriPtiOn- dla rect to the Iiead °fade, Canadian Faction* Furd. Vit. totes street. Ottawa II • 9 Suggestions For Xmas Shoppers For those who do their buying early, they will find much easier to pre, pare for Christmas. Make This A Year. For Practical Gifts. SUGGESTIONS FOR MEN 'SUGGESTIONS FOR WOMEN Neck Scarfs Fancy plain or knitted tent ecarfs in all thelatest styles Prices 51.50 to $3 50. —0— Silk Ties The practical gift of e star tie is something a Man appreciates. Spec' lal vauee in latest styles. Prices 50e, 75e, $1.25. -0- e Linen Handkerchiefs Men's pure linen hem stitched handkerchiefs, with initial or without, special values by the doz- en. Pieces each 25 to 73c, per dozen $2 00 to 55 00. —0 -- Sweater Coats This gift that is so useful and practical, in all the latest weaves, in weights suitable for outside and inside wear. Prices $3.00, 4'4.00, $5.00 and $7.50, Fur Caps Men's fur caps in Persian Lamb or Otter, in Wedge or Driver style!, 6e to 7. Prices 56.50 to $18 00 Umbrellas M.en's silk top umbrellas with fancy bandies, in sterling silver or fancy pearl. Prices $1 50 to 55 00. 0 1/0111.1•16 CrSeppeeclaWl avaieluteSs 1st Gem' ette Crepe waists in Maiz Peach, Flesh, Rose and Ivory. Prices $4.50 to 56.50. -0- Pure Ladies' Muffle Stoles or Sets in all the latest styles, and furs also far coats, prices to suit everyone. -0- Kid Gloves Ladies' French kid glovec in all the latest styles and colors.' Prices 51 50 to 52 Fancy Collars Georgette Crepe and Broadcloth Collars in all the latest styles in deep collars. Prices 50c to $2, --0- Silk Dress Lengths Ladies' dress lengths in Black and Fancy Shot Silks In Messaline and Taffeta. Prices $1.25, $1.50 and $2.00 a yd. Silk Hose Genuine Italian silk hose in black, white and colors, special values $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 per pair. -o•-• Ladies' Parasols Parasols witn guaranteed taffetta silk tops and sterling silver mounted handles. Prices 52 50 83.50 55 00. Highest Prices For All Kinds Of Produce. BROS. XXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXV Beigrave Mr John McGuire, our genial mail -car rier has been off duty for a few days with sciatica, , The German measles are in the village Mrs Duncan McCallum is quite ill and under the doctor's .:arc. Mr John Armstrong is away on a busi- ness trip te Algoma Our Belgrave section men have all been away to Woodstock working on construc- tion work Mr. John Walker of Seaforth, was in the village one day this week. Fred Toll of Blyth has already shipped four cars of turnips and more to follow. Mr. Andrews of Lucknow, took charge of the service in the Methodist Church on Sunday. Rev Love of Wroxeter, will have charge of Rev. Parnaby's work next Sunday. Mr and Mrs Wm Bryant spent Sunday at Joe Brandon's Rev Boyle exchanged pulpits with the \\Talton minister on Sunday. Mr Sandy Stewart is visiting her son Tom, in Blyth. Word was received here on Monday of the death in Hamilton of Miss Nettie Mc- Lean daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh JrIcLean formerly of this community The remains were brought. here and inter. red in Brandon Cemetery on Wedoesday. The Patriotic Society desires to ac- knowledge tvith thanks the following do nations-MOrris Tp Council, 826; George ri Armstrong $2; Charles Campbell, $2; Can. Order Forster& $5; Wm . Geddes, $1; Mrs. Wm Scott. 10 yards cotton The e"-' Society shipped to Hyman Hall London. on Nov. 14th 28 pairs socks, Dec. 4th 28 pair socks and 1 pair Wristlets 'X X X. 14 X X 74 X IVA' kIX XXXI!". X " • „ v wviotimosaihnmoizssilimlnuraroono =nrieliratirmscasa ngeportiorr:lirt.1 s s 1iorntaiNoun• msuimnOminou ri , Iwo* aims • 1 Morris Mr, Jas Goliey went to Guelph to at- tend the fat stock show. John Campbell Who has beet: out West for the past three months returned home X last week. 1 Z A young &now from kintardine had a tong drive last Saturday. What's the at. ' traction Fred? Maxwell Abram 1st line got the Brussels I phone installed last week. Ws number is 2031 I .‘x ommalIalosIonrIni.4ima4.1.**4.1ri Mr Russel Pear hoe eieposea of els 100 -acre farm in lelorris to his brother Leslie end will Move into tow': sOnli ., where he will enter Into pertnership g 1 with Mr. William Phillip* At the regular ranting of tilyth Lodge. X 2; L 0 0. P., held on Tu esday night, the following offices% were re-elected; Noble grand, Bro. John Knox; vIce grand, DM IJohn NeCalluni; recording secretary, Bro. A. W. Robintoto financial secretary, Oro G. 1.4, kg:0'1414mb treenter, Bro F. 0 arditteft • ;4, -r?.7, • , • e• ..,,....- ... „ i; e • ,i.e 1- r-, • k.' •' ., ... f l -fq•r•-, i•c.i. r,, -A :.•••• • 4 'It. ' • ;•- e n '11 .!.I ii . Xmas Buyers Take Notice And follow rbe cro vds to W. G PATTERAON'S J, store, siv 0-1 re they gi..t pods at tight pricos, and L ifts that will pleat.“- everybody, and the man at the b4e,, of th, m lore to •••••••••••••11.44•••••.1000.11.1•210.41.444WITITIII...141 The 6ifts That Are Sure To Please. Ladi( s' Necklets in all the newest design, white gold, yellow gold, platinum, set with Dtamonds Pearls, Peridots, Cameos, Aquamarines, -Saphir and Ern, raids. A large assortment of Ladies' Wrist I& all tilt; newest styles. DroocheN Cliff Links, Tie Pitle) Io Rings. Watches, Clocks, Silverware, Out clue Pieces, Toilet Sets, Suit Case UlT1 Yoli can save by purvita ing Diamotid rl Jan. lst, 017, 30 INT. vent. A. 1 v -17,c stock from ranging in price from $8.5o to Poo. W. 6 Patterso The tired Watch Doctor. WINGHAti, 01414. XXXXXXXXXXXXXX XX XXXX