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43RD YEAR, NO 8
IVINGE&M,
ONT.,
TIMSDAY, NOVEMBER 12. 1914.
Town Council.
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The following Accounea Were ordele.
ed paid at the last meetng of the
Council t-
0Beetaei, Doer.
J. F, Groves, salary and petg$ 84 83
Geo, Allen, ealaey 37 eu
E. Lewis, eatery and extra work 30 OQ
W. Stokee, eatery. . . 52 00
Ildesitland Lodge 1, 0. 0, le, Debt 40 13
Pub, Sch. Bd,, adv. on levy . 200 00
Municipal World, supplies , . 1138
Mies McLeod, scrubbing . . . 2 00
G, Pelee, work on street . . 3 94
R, 11. Solomon. tvotk on St. . 3 75
A. Sanderson 5t. waterina and
8650
1 75
3 60
22 35
4638
40
teaming .
J. Gondmer, rosk
W. Sheridan, work
W. A. Fryfogie, work
J, Stratton, wenle .
G. Forgie, work
A. Nichol. repairs and. sup.. . 2 70
T. Harry jonee, bal. of account 112 25
Fred Wilson, work . ,
95
Frank King, work . , . . 8 57
Wage e son sewer . . . . . . 72 00
F..Getteridges. supplis, *ewer . 182 10
Hunter B. & B. 00, supplies . 07 70
R, 11.1,Saint, teaming 0 25
J. A. McLean. lumber , . 44 13
G. T.E. Co., tixt. sewer pipe 28 80
W. A. Currie, wk. & material. 11 45
W. 3 Boyce. • • II 1 40
Hamilton & Tor. Sewerpipe Co.
tile . . .... . , . . . 32028
'W. Guest, work • 2 00
A Nichol, supplies & etc. • . 21 35
IL Sheik, paperiog hone° . . 6 00
Elmo, Sanderson, week . . 4 00
E. L Dept., light Band Hall , 2 30
Bell TeL Co., fire alarm . , . . 20 25
• . service, eewer. . 1 20
Free. Scott, work 3 00
Geo. Mason & Son, supplies 5 75
A. M. Koos, eupplies 70
R. Vaustone, Legal services . 12 00
Special police, Halloween .• 4 00
ELEcTliI0 Luna DEPT.
Herb. Campbell, salary . . . $100 00
J. Brooks, salary.. 48 40
J. Radfoid, salary 69 75
F. Bowden, salary 71 25
F. Gelbraith, salary 32 50
J. Brad.wita eatery 67 20
R. Chittleburgh, salary . 17 60
Jim F. Groves, postage . 3 75
A. Niehol, repairs and sup2.25
Can. Exp. Co., express 4.130
National Elec. Heating Co.,
supplies 42 00
Federal Engineering Co.. eup, .172 50
Jen. Elec. Supply Co., up..s31. 08
McDonald & Wilson, 'supplies 9 05
Can. Gen E'er. On., eupplies 151 00.
Northern Elm Co, supplies . 3 80
Walker & Clegg, sup. . . . . 10 00
Al. R. Williams Mach. Oo , seep 49 38
Garlock Packing Co., steel:glee. 5 33
Rae er Thompson, supplies . . 4 20
W. A. Currie, supplies . . . . 4 90
A. le. Nesb, testing meters . 102 00
J. A. McLeen, coal ..... 251 18
WATER woRtts DEPT.
Herb. Campbell, salary • . . $ 10 00
27 50
• '440
16 00
4 20
1 50
05
68 40
• • •
....
' Gan. Allen, salary •
3, St ooks, salary
11. Chittleburgb. salary. . .
W. J. Boyce, supplies; • . . .
J. A MeLtan, supplies. . .
Rae & Thompson, supplies. .
Js.'.. Ratterteon Co., !supplies.
Elea. Boiler Compound Co.,
supplies II • • •
Kerr Eogine Co, supplies .
Can. Express Cr., express . .
Eike Lt. Dept., pumping, etc.
Wm. Guest, work
E. Dennis, teaneing . . .
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Reception.
10 43
40 00
2 75
"19 85
800
00
On Thursday afternoon, Nov. 5ela
Mrs. W. R. Dyer received at her
home on Josephine St. for the first
, time since comiug to Wingham, and
although it was a very dinagreeahle
day yet a number of ladies caliel to
extend a cordial welcome to Mrs.
Dyer.
The drawing room sysa very prettily
decorated with ferns, pink and White
carnations. Mrs Richaed Clegg re-
ceived with Mrs. Dyer. hire. C. P.
Smith ushered the ladies to the tea
room.
Miss Matthews presided at the tea
table pouring teabeing assisted by
Miss Edna Sweats and Miss Miriam
Smith. Little Lousie Johnston open-
ed the door for the guests..
The tea table was beautifully decor-
ated with festoons of smilax and bou.
quets of pink and white carnations.
Mrs. Dyer will in future receive on
let Thursday of the montb,
Butter Notice
Lakeiet
There appears to be poor sale for
lumber thie Fell. Ail the Elm and
Maple consisting of thousands Of feet
are ia the mill geed here as yet and
there ammeter no sale for it.
A tramp, a typical knight of the
road, Palled through her last Monday
having coma via Fordo People,
thought from his actions he Was a,
spy and It was reported that he Wail
Arrested in Clifford. We found out
from him that he was a Highland man
and no doubt Wan the victim of booze.
It is unlikely that a Scot would be
going through Howick with a view to
reporting anything to the Germans.
The tower which was ereteed on
Jas. Kemp'e farm, con. 1, Carrick, and
which caused so much curiosity and
anxiety among our peopleWas levelled
the other day after being there for
sorae 3 weeks. Hundreds visited the
spot and looked with suspicion on it
as anything of an aerial nature is
found now-aedaye.
The faemere in Howl& responded
nobly to the call for oats, potatoes and
apples for those !ere destitute in
Europe. There were eery few refusals
here and for the benefit of the Editor
of Advance we might Oat° that it
was not those who are always shout -
hag loyalty and waving the fieg that
contributed the most when a test of
loyalty was made. One Canny Scott
near CI fford gave 12 bags of oate and
10 of potatoes. That was the most
given by any one In this community. ,
Joseph Underwood and David Gel a.
way, both residents of your town
and owning land in Hotvick, delivered
bent a week ago to the St Merle Bros.
near Clifford 13 fine cattle averaging
1010 lbs. and they got somewhere
near ate per lb, for them. They were
a fine looking bunch many qf them
ready for the block at any time. Sr,
Marie'e will eatable them and prepare
them for the Christmas market.
W. R. -Johnston, Howick's greatest
Jersey breeder, delivered 2 Rae young
cows here last week to Belt • Aehton
and Frank Cole of Gorrie. They were
nice ones and they brought a nice
price. Mr. Johnston keeps upwards
of 100 head of Jerseys attempt and we
notice that when our Tory friends
late? Gorrie want a good cow from .a
gOod honest Grit and Scot . that they
call on Mr. Johnston. There are quite
a number of Jerseys in (angle at the
present tinie.
The water has not been si low in the
lake for years se it is at preseit ; ae' a
result nearly all the wells in the burg
are dry. Many of the farmers are -
clean out of water. We notice some
of them are drawing water in, a tank
from the lake here.
The farmers tete through with their
turnips and they report a very fair
crop. The plowing is pretty well done
too.
There was a Government detective
from 'Ottawa in Mildmay and Walk -
'Orton laet week investigating cases of
treadon among some 'German sympa-
therizers there. We cannot see how
any eane man living in Canada toalay
can wish the Keieet emcees in this
war. What would conditions le here
had we German instead of Britieh
rule. Let us pray that such will never
be our fate.
"Alt Butter in packages or wrapped
in Parchment, paper must in future be
labelled "Dairy" or "Creamery,"
"This means no' butter can he
bought or old in plain wrappers ot
unbranded packages, No butter can
be bought or eo1d under brand of
"Separator." The:wotd "Da'ry" or
"Creamery" mut appear u weapper
er package.
"railing to comply with the above
Goeernment Act you are liable to a
fine of $10 to 53) for each offence.
For blither ififormetion write the
Department of Agriculture, (Mara,
seed ask for Copy of Dirto tOly Indust;..
ry Act 1914. Bulletin No 42.
Butter wrappere of genuine pads.
Malt paper Can be printed vvith
nate ef faro, etc., at $2.00 per 1000
or $1,60 for 500 at The Advise:10e
Office.
Salem.
Mr. James Wray lies• puechated Mr.
joins F.amer's farm near Wroeeter and
will treke possession next grata.,
Mr, and Mrs Lloyd Henning haver mot.
id to Winghstal where they will reside
Mr Robert Weir and daughter, Miss
Age visited Mr. and Mee. Waldo Weir
one ellety recently,
The mapper gayest by the Orangemen in
" Wroxeter leSt Thureclay evenatg was a
decided seteeees,
sea, The
ra twee all get thei.r turnips
another yettr.
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Church Of St. Paul The Apostle
The regular meeting of the St.
Paul's A. Y. P. A. will be held on
Monday evening, Nov. 10 b, A. good
program le being prepared and all the
young peopie of the congregation are
invited to be present. Alt those wish-
ing to j.titt this society or Who have
j lined teeently, are esperielly regroat-
ed to be present at this meetings
Subject of mecum] Wedineedey
eveniug) "Intercessory Prayer."
The W. A. is meeting in the Parieh
Hall at 3 o'clock.
Confirmation .Class on Thursday
evening at 8 o'clock.
The Junior Chapter of the Brother..
hood will meet at 7:30 eaul the Senior
Chapter at 8. o'clock on Friday even-
ing.
Holy Communion next Sunday at
830, Bible 01a98 at,230,
Sermon to yotiog men at the eveni-
ng set vice. Subject, "The 11101).
Young Man.'
Ciorrie.
The many friends of Mrs Chas leiugeivho
has been very ill for the past five weeks
will be glad to know she ig convalescent.
Miss Mary Dobbs of Beeton is the guest
of Dr. and Mrs Armsta•ng,
Illetears Hilton and Lochie Ashton
moved last week, Hilton going to the
louse %awned by Lochie and vice reesa.
Rev. Mr. Fare ot lilyth oceupled the
pulpit in Si Stephen's Church on Sunday
afternoon, Mr Fare also preached an
nivet-sary seevitet in Trinity Chetah,
Foedwith.
IDe Anairtrong, who bad hese away fee
the oist tour *melee serrived home ette Sat.
moiety evening lest.
Blyth
Mr, and Mee, Jae. Glennie of Luck.
now viiited Well& in town over Sun-
day,
Mr, T. H. McBee Made a business;
trip to Wingheen on Tuesday.
A meeting of the Menlo for the
new riding of North Huron will be held
ip the Induetry Hall, Teesdaet, Nev,
17th, for the purpese of organizing and
sleeting officer& Mr, Pardee, M. P.,
will preside. .
The Symphony Quartette of Ichica
New York will give a concert on Sat-
urday evening Nov. 141h, under the
auspices of the Bowlers. Proceeds in
aid of Patriotic fund.
Anniversary Services Were held in
the Presbyterian Church on Sunday.
Large congregations greeted the
speaker, Rev, Samuel McLean of St.
Marys. The Choir rendered epecial
music for the occasion.
The Red Crowe Circle will be able to
make their fleet shipment of clothing,
etc., on Monday, Nov. Mb. A relief
fund for the Belgians is being talked
of.
A quiet weddinge was solemnized at
the home of Mrs. Sohn Mills on Tues-
day, Nov. 10th, when her daughter,
Miss 'Florence, becatue the bride of
Rev. le: Olyesdale of Carlsbad, Ala
Rev. C. Keine, brother-in-law of the
beide, performed the- ceremony, as-
sisted by.Rev. George Jewitt, The
bride was sapicture in her dress of
white silk with trimmings of lace and
pearls, her travelling costume was a
Erase t tailored suit of navy blue, with
beaver hat with plureee. The bride
Was been an active worker in the
Epwenth League and Sunday Scheel
of the Methodist Church, aud by 'her
gentle Christian. epirit has endeared
herself to all. Atnid aahower of rice
and et nfetti the happy couple took the
1 p m, train Tuesday for their home
in Carlstad, Alta,
Died suddenly -on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Sas. Coulter an old and much re-
spected resident of Lot 14, Con. 10,
Morrie township. MVP. Coulter was
visiting her daughter, Mrs. _Clark, in
town and was on the street during the
day attending to `some duties. De-
ceased had not enjoyed the best of
health for some months. She is sur-
vived by her husband, who feels his
loss very keenly, three daughters end
one son, Thomas on- the homeetead,
The funeral was held on Friday. Ser-
vices were conducted at the bome and
Rey. Thonaas Farr spoke vary fittingly
of her life of devotion to her family
and Church. • Interment was -made in
Trinity Church Cemetery. Deceased
was 70 years of age.
Langside
The anneal Anniversary services in
connection with the Langside Presby-
terian Church will he held ae Sunday
and -Monday, Nov. 15111 and 16th. The
Sunday services *1 11 a.m. and 7 p tn.
will be conducted by R.v. M. Mc-
Arthur of Kincardine. On Monday
evening there will ne's,tea meeting from
6 to 3, the special feature of the eve-
ning being a lecture entitled "Wit wed
Humor" by R v. A. Megan Geggie of
Toronto, wilt se teputation as a public
flienker is absently well known in this
conetuunity. Special enematat selections
will be reudtsred by the choir in charge
of Mies Term Moffet at both swim
on Sunday as well as at the Monday
evening tomtit:1g. AU are heartily
welcome.
,
Ur, and Mrs George Spotted UT WV stsalp
hem Visited with the formers* beather, Me.
iti d Mrs Robe Spottoo awl other ft' ends
oyes. Sunday. •
The Ledies' Aid et the Pea. byterlare
Church held their November electing on
eeneeday afternoon last at the home of
Mrs. John Brattiest,
An eir thip Was ohlterred Ott Weetees.
day night ot last week seeing north.
Mi9.11 M. therris of Wroxeter was the
• geeet of Mrs 14. V liolmes sad Miss Per-
• ides Oe Mooday afternoon.
•
Banquet Of The Allies.
•Banquet of the Allies of High Tea
will be given in St. Andrews church
on Wednesday eeening. Nov. 23rd,
under the auspicesof the St. Andrew's
Ladies Aid Society. Tea *111 be ser -
eel at 0 o'clock and ao entertainment
will be given in the auditoria n of th
church. Agood progratonaecomieting
of lantern views intersperted with
tuudleal selections will be given. Ad.
mission 25 cents.
, Bible Society.
The Wingluent Branch of the Upper
Canada., Bible Slotiety Wile hold a mass
exieeting. lo the Prebyterten church
•next Sunday at 4 p:m. A tilialber of
the resident clergy will speak and
there will be a union choir under the
direetion of Mr. Geo, Cline. Eeeryotte
interested in the propogatiOn of the
good work le urged 10 attend,
Methodist
Pei8oniiii-1-1
...1
Miss Ade Lundy Is visiting Belgre.ve
frienee,
Mrs, Bert. Wellwood Is visiting in
London,
Miss M. Woods of Brussels epent
Sunday In town.
"
Miss Frances Devis is holidaying in
Wregeter and Exeter,
Mr. and Mee. A. 3. Rees motored to
Seaforth for Sunday.
Mr, Ernest Clarke, Ethel, was io
town over Sunday.
Miss Kemp, Listowel, is visiting her
sister Miss M. Kerne.
Mr. Otto Pollen spent the wee -end
at hie home in St. Meryl?,
Mr, Orval Taylor made a business
trip to Detroit last Friday.
Mine Jean Town, Wroxeter, is visit
Ing her friend. Mrs. Millar.
Mr, E, H, Hammond of Loodon
spent Sunday at hie home.
Mrs, A. J. Walker and daughter are
visiting relatives in Seaforth.
aljes May Ballagh of Belmore was a
vitaer in town over Sunday.
Mr, William Grierson of Parkhill
was 4 Winghem visitor thia week,
Mr, Walter Vanwyck has retutnee
to his position with Walker & Olegg.
Mr. Thos, and Mel. Wittlarree motor.
ed from London and settled the week-
end'.
Master Leo ard Laird Bleck of
Detroit are 'visiting their swot, Mrs,
J. Rogers. ,
Mr. Stewart Donteldtien hielliterns
ed after spending the sunlit* on the
0. P. 11. boats.
Mr. II ever Zirconermane -Gerrie,
was a Sunday rieitoe with Ma and
Moe R. .4.. Taylor. • '
Mrs. Wilcove'vvip
Eesex, has been the guest of leer sieter
Mfr. j. A. Mills.
Mr, 33 IL Cochrane, who baa been
absent for eonati me has returned, Much
improved in health,
Mrs. John Wright has retutned
after a two weeks' visit with her
parents at Flesherton.
Miss Margaret Faust, late of :the
Cleveland College 'staff, called on
friende here this week.
Mr,11, A. Griffith Manager Canada
Flax Fibre Co., war in town Tuesday
visiting the local plant herb. a 6
M-, W. D, Pringle was suddenly
called home to Belfountain to see his
mother, who was taken seriously' ill.
Misses Margaret and Bertha Chand-
ler returned last week after a two
months visit with their aunt, Mrs. F.
Tiplady of Blind River.
Miss Lew, Harrieteville, Miss SMith,
Mt. Elgin, and Mr. Cable, Alymer,
also Mr. Dunn Harrieteville were
visitors at the parsonage over Sunday.
Uvular itereleits will be held in the
'Methodist Ohara Sunday tnorniug
wed eVeriin,g. The pastor, Rev. Bib -
hart, whll preath at both servicee.
The evening text Will be "the Kiog's
Appeal."
A lrety interesting Miselonery
C�-
f.rence WO held in the Methodist
Church ate, Timeiday efterneon and
evening. Delegetes were present front
all the circuit! of the Methane Dies
tea*. The Ootafetentie was addrested
ha RP!. 0, 10. Mewling, Totemito,
Itield Sec. for Medea* of the Metho-
dist Ontarch, Much antbillitient rs
created and it it expeeted thet as *
result of shit Meeting great pretreat"
Will be mutt Mbelionie The meets
Ing Was peeeldtti Over by the Disttiet
Cheirereart. Bev. 3. W. Ribber.
The "Go to .0hureh lituoday"' wm
held in the Methodist Chureh last Sob -
bath and peoved a great sueoese. A
Is rite oongregatiore arteernbleti morning
and evening. At tbe Sediel teen tat Ser-
viee in the Mote& g, there was the
Melee -et etteediente in the bletory of
lee ebeereb, eight new eneinbere wet*
reeeleed. In the eening the Pastor
eniesei a petals:tile atertienn on the King's
orna delightful tttnsie term rentlat-
ed by the ollettr, at both service,.
t item
Two carloads of flex fibre W&Ei ship-
ped to England, vie New Yolk on
Tuesday.
Mr, Fred Roderus has been improv -
Lug his store and residence with ce.
ment copings.
Mrs. Robert Hastings of Turnberry,
who hes been seriously ill, is out im-
proving as her many friends Would
wieh,
Retnember the concert in the Opera
House on Nov. \Web, under the aus-
pices of the Ladies Patriotic Society
of Winghem.
- The Amulet Meeting of the Aaron
County Obildren'e A.id Socle'y was
held in the Courthouse, Gederich on
Tuesday night.
On the fifth of November pattiotic
meetings In Heneall and Woodhara
were addressed by A. H. Musgrove
M. P. P. and Geo. SpOttOn.
In Belgium there Is a street htalled.
:-.1immenatienestentalsoteseenweelem
Why A Demonstration Car?
During the past year our Govern-
mental hieve done a great deal to de.
crease the lase which the Learner has
sustained through the carelese hands
Ung of their produce. 1Ve mention
Ike fact of this farmer suetaining this
love because in a great many eases he
does not know that he has suetained
it. The farmer ha; thought that it
did not make any difference whether
one half the egge which he Bold were
rotten or not, but be reality he was
the loser, because when the wholeeate
buyer set his price he counted amen
an average loss which would protect
him through hie weeks buying.
This thaGovernment has thought to
be very unfair so instuctors have been
engaged and sent to the wholeeale
buyers trying to introduce the "Lose
off Systeen"., which means that every
place of produce, whether it be a di re.
en eggs, Or a pound of butter or a
single chicken, would be bought eta
cordbag to its own value, thereby
paying a premium for the high grade
article and grading out that produe
unfit for use. This effort has received
great favour from the wholefrale buyer
bUt the wholesale buyer
buys very little from the producer,
and the battle was fought by the
general merchant who had to face the
producer.
To help the general merchant in
this conflict, free egg candleree were
supplied by the Governmeriachese
were distrittated araong the fathom
by tbelr terethere was then, no reason
for the weeketing of rotten eggs.
The Depdttment of Agriculture Were
supplied- all Beg Dealers with Bullet.
ins which contain instructione regal d-
•ihg the proper handling of egge,Iliese
in turn have been put into circulation
and have aided very greatly in the de-
crease of the lose.
A . Demonstration car which has
beefs ((yipped with d'fferent classes of
produce, Including eggs of all grades,
hat been sent by the Government and
stopped at different stations along the
line, giving the farmer a chance to see
the value of maiketing aleproduce as
often as poseible. The instructoe, who
had charge of the car, impressed upon
the people the fact that in holding
their eggs; for a raise in the market,
the produce often depreciated so that
the raise of the maiket did not take
•pee of the loss caused be holding.
He also media suggestions- as to the
proper handling of egge and butter,
showing, the statue 61 keeptieg all pro-
duce Wet • clean, well ventilated ad
cool place. and vvielle marketing this,
produce to have it covered, thus pre-
venting any possible damage.
Ongeschieperdeztiveraokkernotjetataat
Pity the poor etreet car conducthre if
they have to call out that mate.
Be patriotic and atsend the codcett
in the Opera liouee On Nov. 20(h. un-
der the Auspices of the LaRue' Patti
otic Soelety of Wirtglamia.
Tipling & Mills are hinny engaged
preseing and ebipping bar thie week.
They are thipping three ea% from
Whitechurch and one frouillelgreve,
The Treasurer of the War Relief
Freed reports that tbe amount 01
72 12 has been peld in to date. As
soon att payments are all in a Ileit tf
coutributors ieei I be published.
The Meechante brokerage Co. have
bought another stockand will ship it to
Wheatmeal, where they will sell it at
Slaughtering Prices. Watch our ad. in
We papier next week.
A. live, betalthe farmers' weekty
newspaper Is Wu Weekly Sue Of To-
ronto. It he not owned by. any "spec -
led toteritit", but trehet a fearleis and
indention staled on ell tantalite =sitters,
regardltee of politicsIt steeds for
the fanning' intermete, and is In tbe
Mak& of the fight, tt has the prestige
of ate estehliebed perigees:IR,. You
should read it -every issue.
The Ledies Patrlotie So iety 01
Wirighana, shipped laet week six targe
emes. weighing 1300 Ibis., of Mobbing,
to the Belgian Consul at Montreal, tn.
he by him forwarded for the relief of
the needy Pailgiatie. A emelt propor-
tion of new clot hing was irieluded, the
Intel velem nf shiptronet being neatly
trovese hundred dollers.
Death Of Mrs. John Roe.
Philadelpbia, Nov. 9, 1914
To the Wingham Advance
Mrs. John Rea ot Wingham, On-
tario died in Philadelphia, Pa., on
Nov' 7 '1914, at the residence of her
son, Dr. W. R. ROP, 1210 Locust Se,
The Rev, John Grant Newman, D. D.,
pastor of the Chatobeire-WyRe Church
of PhliadelPhite conducted the funeral
terviees at the home, of Dr. W. B,
Roe, on Sabbath morning, Nov, 8th,
before the body was taken bask to
Wingbane Tne services was haperseeive
itt ite simplicity and tenderwar. Lite
Newielari had met Mrs. Res in ha
peetorial vieltationsea few days before
she died andhad prayed with her to
her evident delight and comfott. Mrs.
Renee husband, and. ehildren and
grand children were. present at the
service on Sabbath morning, Nov. 8,
and much sympathy in their bereave-
ment atteuded them as thee went
fi.otee Philadelphia eo Wingluana for
this internee/ea "Blessed are the dead
thet die in the Lord."
Js G. N.
Auction Sale.
D. E McDonald and Son will hold
their last auction We for this year of
cows at the Queen's Hotel, Winghatt,
on Saturday afternoon, November 21s1.
there are .a, number of good witch
cows, young cattle, calve'', and eight
breeding ewes, john Purvis will be
the Auctioneer. • 2
leurgesse-Ie Listowel, N w. leh, to
Mr, and Mee, Seines Burgess, a
daughter.
Te Mr. and Mee. Edward Small, on
Priasey, Nev. 5h, a, 'daughter.
DEATHS
SMITH -In Colons, on Wedneeday, Nov
4th, 1914, James Smith, aged 88 years'
Ron -In Philadelphia, Penn on Satur-
day, Nov. 7th, 1914, leire. Mary Ain
Itoe, beloved wife of Mr. John Roe,
aged 77 years, (3months and 7 dap.
Taxman -1u Haat Waws.emsh On 8it.
itraky, Noe. 7(11, 1914, Verna Taylor,
aged 18 year,.
MARA IA0 ES
sussouirno$ sinn Pw" v"' 4""*".8
sus go summating
. Public School Report.
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Report of Witagham Public School
for October,
Form I. Subjecte examined are
• Arith., Oompositi on, History
Max, 240, pas" 2400 -Sr. 4th --A Rib
belt 270, 14 SOWN 207, I �hristle 286.
$ McLean 200, R Hewer 265,0 Smith
263, H McDonald 247, V DevIdeon
244, (it Allen 241, 0 tiara Mt X Piper
220e T Murch 212, W Walker 202, I
Hewer 104, W Dear 189, F Sturdy
178, F Robineon 100, H Mann 167, J
Nichol 159, 0 Angus 145, H Angus 134.
Jr, 40.-S Brown 348, G Fryfogle
338, R Anderson 319, A Finlay 315,
$ Lockridge 312, 81 Couttes 304, M
Allen 250, P /timeline 277, P Joynt
277, 81 Passmore 274, Rs Smith 271, 0
Baker 250, 0 Lloyd 251, T Sanderson
2s45, le Jarvis 245, 0 Dow 235, E Muss
drove 225, Hamilton 219, 0 Adane,
211, E3 }Obtuse') 197, H Angus 187, 3
Seint 12/es L Sturdy 173, W Anderson
119, H. Aitchison
Form II -Examined in Geo., Hist,'
Aria. and Spell. Total 438.-A. Wil.
liamsen 433, A. Thomas415, Margaret
Robertson 414, E. Angus 412, 0, Hut-
to/17409, V. Bill 407. Mary Robertson
403, Chas. Bell 402, V. Johnson 402, 0
Robertson 400, I Reed 400, 0 Holmes
*395, EI Hoffman 399, A Kennedy 389,
M Reed 382, Mildred Walker 381,
Bell 378, H Gannett 378, J Davidson
373. A. Galbraith 373. Clarence Pocock
373; L Casemore 371, Ohm Poctick 370
A. Taylor 870, K Nichols 365. J Allen
362, 3 Luton 357, A. Ceilleam 350, 0
[lardy 848, /1 Rintoul 310, M Walker
338, A Bleekall 329, B Currie 321, G
Scott 293, Ft Hamilton 235, K Wilkin-
son *206, 0 Dixon '127. Perfect in
Spelling all month -A Williamson
E Angus, A Thomas. Those marked
* missed some.
Form III. Marks obtainable, 655,
Senior class. -G Cruikehaok 620, N
Boardman 609, D Fells 574, R Sander-
son 572, J Vanstone 502, E Kew 558, E
Ricker 540, 0 Zurbrigg 528, D Perrie
503, I Day 501, 5 Donaldeon 498, V
Joynt 403, A Baird 486, C Dow 481, N
Varey 470, A Munro 459, A, Anderson
443, D Lynett 430, K Hutton 426, L
Ellacott 375, M Dalgleish 308, II Mills
368, L Ellacat 309, 11.1. Carruth 255.
Form III, Junior claes,-P Dyer 580,
H Muody 478, M Sell 427, L Johnston
420,1e Sell 408, M. Johns 400, S Holmes
383, W Angus 366, F' Piper 359, H Wil-
son 348, A Sturdy 315, F Sperling 343,
I Bell 329, 0 Hingeton 325, V' Forler
330, R Williams 200,
Form IV, Class A -Total 672-51 Co -
seas 072, AI Redmond 012, K Donaldson
SS, Al Vanstone 585, N Isard 583:13
Harrison 502, N Clark 558, S Robinson
540, L Campbell 537, A Ievvin 531, D
Piper 507, R Clark 477, 0 Vatter 476, E
Wild 461, R 'Barrett 450, N Morden 431,
A Gould 427,8' Frost 410, 3' Ard 389, A
Brown 321, H Carruth 200.
Form IV class B, Total 663-L Lewis
594. 0 Bowers 562, E Taylor:513, Al Pil-
ots. 531, I Watson 516,51 Dennis. 665,5
Frost 498, le Pocock 460, 0 Bisbee 417,
0 Mason 407, V Amesbury 400, A Scott
303, E Repos 302, D greloikey 351,
a Williams, 825, L Bell 250. A Margie
255, W Bratsk* 217.
Porta Total 425.-14 5enietsen
420. A Carruth 405, 0 Lockmen 800,
P BenpettS87, 0 }timeline 881, W
Mahn 384, 0 Cruickshank 381, M
French 878,14 Holloway 375,(et Mun-
ro 375, A Mitchell 372, K Cruiltehank
309, R McLeod 303, E Currie803, A
WiHiams 351, /3 Joynt 351, M' Bird
351, V Robertson 345, L Holmes 339, L
Zerbrigg 33e, W Lockridge 330, E
Stevens 327, A Williamson 324, 0
Donaldeon 321, 3 Johnson 312, L
Hanna 303. B Boardman 300, E Var-
ey 291, J Carr 270, M Stratton 207,
J Elaylee 281, 11 Aldington 258, M
Angus 255, R Brown 19, 8 Page
210, I Lathe 237, .1 emo e 231,
O Cook 225, 0 MciTavish 213, V Rob.
insert 210, V Dennis 201, C Caseeeore
201 1e A.Idington 180, M Bailey171,
Boyce 144, 8 Hutton 123, E Gibson
123.
Dept. VI, neerki obtainable. -525.
D Levis 519, B Coutts 603, D Lloyd 487,
D Thomas 475, 3 Carruthers 473, A
Cloakey 400, II Caslick 452, 0 Weiseht
451, T Stricker 439, 14 Holloway. 438,
A Field 431, 0 Hardy 421, M Schaefer
423, W Kew 419, E Lynett 410, B Duff-
ey 409, W Bailey 407, II Aitcheson 401,
Al Hill 400, F Bell 891, 11 Weight 300,
0 Pettioon 380, E Porgie 377, E Arne-
butw 370, W Sturdy 361, le Isaed 310,
C Tennant 310 L Hicks 3e1, It Carter
310, W Claik 801, 33 Beeekball 302, 0
Bennet 200, 1 Hunter 28(1, G Ata 240,
3 Cook eel K Dymond 181,
Div, 7, 01 Les IV, Totel 90-0
Andereon 890, tl Jitvls 785, Carr
763,4n,0tit 14cLoottutloo,700,IA
11 wtillidmiliaigs to:75.080,
0
Dicker:se tiOir M Tennant 475, 11 Wild
400 F Paige 330, 3 Taylor 200, le Le-
wis 285, W Scott 165, M Swaneoe
115 -
Div, 7, Olass 111, Toted 800-51 Van.
elakie 7$3, P Pilot 770, 11 Fixter 700, F
Anus 045, A, Corbett 000, W Rieke,.
806, L 13eitanett 450, E Oar 445, 0 Cal
Ter 290, N Thoentou 256, Leeleitt 235
OWn 146111117P5ri. 14 ttlTittielialu% 1
11: \
Feeley 1110, W °Women 60
Div. `7, Olstee 1,-G It ,hertoonille
Stemeet.oNitoiltioevel..totilein1101131.:yeleste 1,1., • -
ritlroltrItUB•Gresi;e1V
8 Closter, It Taylor, L 3 htleam,
firooke, 11 Salmi. H. ()peeve, Is
Senvite, 3 31 Gee. 0 hi Seine
T Baer, P 44 abertatett,
Deems- CHAPLIN...0n Saturday, Nov,
7, 2914, at St. Andrew's Cheetah, "toren.
to, by the leer. Crawford Brown, as.
elated be Rev 0.11, Smith, let, 33, of
et, Cetharioce, Chartotte A., daughter
the late Mr and Mrs William Chap
lin, ofSt Cetharinal. to Delon Device
of Toronto.
Weems a I1ariteenteT014-011 Nett 3,1014
at Dann Avenue Methodist Church, To
roost by Rev. Hiram Hull, It Gerry
Atelier, son of Mr arid Moe W. 11 Willie
of Wirighani, Ontario, to Elsie Jane
Ileelierington, eltlett daughter of the
late Mr John mot Mrs. Hetherington,
Ton:tato
jaw, Pember will be in Winghata,
weeneeday Nov. 18t5, With a full db.
elms of hair goods see ed, on another
page,
Remember the concert in thee)
Hewes oo New, 2fitle Under the ate
k.s of the Ladies' Patriotic Socletr of
Ws nghara,
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Excellent Contribution.
On another page will be found an
article much appreciated by the Ad -
vanes from the pen of the Rev. Re
Thymus M. A,
easeme-gaseemae
W. C. T. U.
On Thursday afternoon, Nov. 5th,
the Winghem W. 0, T. U. held a
succeseful parlor meeting in tbe 0, 0.
F. hall, which was largely attended,
the president presiding. After the
preliminaries were disposed, of Miss
Margaret Tibbs gave one of her
charming vocal selections. Mies Dell
Mitchell delighted the company by
giving a temperance recitation in
splendid etyle. The President gave an
itateresting address on the work of
the different departments which will
be a help and inspiration to the super-
intendents to go forward. Wm Hop-
per espeeialy emphasized Temperance
work in the Sunday Sehools. The
speaker's illustrations were narrations
of personal experiences she having
taught a primary class for eighteen
years and in that time all the boy e of
her class with the exception of, two
aligned the pledge before being pro-
moted. . Refreehments were served
during the social half.hour.
Another Pioneer (lone.
Another ()flea theme rugged. hon-
est, sturdy pioneers, who played well
their part in this young country,
messed to hie reward at the ripe age of
88 years, on Nov. 4th, in tbe person of_
jemes Snaith of Cuiross. The cleceae-
ed for many years wee a echnol teach-
es. in the early days and wee a man of
noble qualities both of mind avid heart.
The funeral was held on Friday last
and interment, made in the Winghann
cemetery. Hie life partner should be
'comforted with the thought of such a
long and useful life well spent.
FOR SALE. - A few gond . young
cattle. Apply W. S. Scott, Belgrave.
Phone 13 on 621. it
Cured meats [smoked or pickled]
also lard, always on hand at whole-
sale prices. A. H. Wilford, Whole-
sale Produce Dealer.
Amateur films develohed and imitat-
ed also eniergentente. Moderate prices.
The Mann Photographie Gallery,
Wingham.
SERVANT .WANTED -Apply to Mee.
N.T. Linclair, Francis St. tf
Repair Shop
Furniture of all kinds re.finished,
also interior house 8mb:things. Pianos
a specialty. Apply to Box 37 town,
Notice to Farmers
We are prepared to pay the highest
prices to ferment who will. exprese us
first-class butter, eggs and poultry,
J, L. Biz & Co.
.041 Bathurst St. Toronto
,
WANTED
10 colds dry Cordwood suitable for
fuenace. 0. N. Griffin. 5 3t
Try a pail of apple butter jam; this
is a very claeap thing at 6 eta per
pound considering the price of auger.
-E. Merkley & Son, phone 84, Wing
ha.ne, Ont.
Yerasbing and Ironing done at home
at reasonable prices. Mrs. Page, Fran-
cis Street.
Butter and Ergs watC 1. We pay
A. H. Wilford, Wholesale Produce
Dealer.
Mr. Ezra Merkley has added anoeb-
er boiler and cooker to his mill owing
to the rush in the apple business.
Noe.= -It has been reported that
I have retired from business, which is
not true. I am &Undoing business in
the old stand, A templets stork of
Verity plow repeirs on hand. Fleury
plows for sale, also other plows -Wm
Gannett. tf
WAhago,-A tellable man to repre-
aent WI at Winghem (and in the
counties of Huron & Bruce) and sell
onr Hardy Canedian Geown Stock. A
good position for the righe man.
Write for partinulare. Stone &
lington--"Fronthill Nurseries"
ronto, 6-10
Order your Christmas poultry
while prices are low. We will keep
them in cold storage for you. A. ti.
Wilford, Wholesale Produce Dealer.
FAMI VirANTED-IMprOVeti WIN'to
lease for a term of genre, 150 or 200
acres, by competent farmer suitable
for mixed farming.- Arch.Baliltia
Ilarriston, P. 0.,
Farm For Sale,
176 Scree, one mile medal teeseele,3
Miles from Winghes». Apply to Bre
o
man Brine, Blueoale. tf
Mrs. S. Soaith, Tp. of Morrie, box
50, care of W. Pollock, iryth, Ont.,
will do hair vveaving front combings
or out bate; switches, curls, transfor.
inittione, tide rolls., etc. Iteasotiable
rates,
eta." eteeere, Shoots and ebbere.
I ameba Watches from 53 to $50 at
Petterates Jewelery Store.
special prices or special products.
FREE
FREE
• A. complete "Aquarium" co
aiding of
GLASS GLOW,
2 GOLD VISH
Aquarium Plant, Etc,
Oar Gold Vieh Sale commeacila
'Thursday,
With every box of Itexall
Liver Fills 25c that you buy we
give you a complete AgteariuM
absolutely "FREE"
This is
Rexall Liver Pills 25c
Complete Aquarium Free
Extra Gold Fish for Sale
J. W. McKibbon
DRUGGIST & OPTICIAN
27iee421_1cat, Atov
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Read Our Ad. Headed
aboutit our M. eta last page I
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VOR real atone Foot
A fort, there's nothing to be
compared to our Felt Foot-
wear.
A, great filming for cold or
tender feet.
FOR MEN
There are the regular House
Slippers, Rorneop, Bed Room
and Bath Slippers.
, 60c, 90c to $1.25
FOR WOMEN
There are Home Slippers,
Juliette Boudoir Slippers and
Bath Slippers.
50c, 75c to $1.25
You'll never a apreciate the
fullest measure of Foot Com-
fort, until you get your feet
inside of our Felts.
We do repairing and do it
right. Bring along your Shoes
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ROBERT A. CURRIE I
Graduete ofCentsdianEmbaltnere
Association
We care!" a large and fir st.
clawr4 .t•.r.k of
FUNERAL REQUISITES
et,.,..tc ref ,t.ea.evt4.0.110.
found in a modern furniturestore
Store Phorse 51 Reeidence 155
saimegiesesailaniannwits
Cash for Coal
By gettints, cash for our COM
we are thus in a ',otter position,
to keep stocked up and parented
against any shortage Athlete is
possible owing to Diplontotie
reasons. We are daily delivering.
the only genuine Scranton Coal,
toined by the n. L. & W. Coal
Co.
Our coal gives satisfactioo and
our pritos aro as low as it is pee -
slate to make them for •a high
grade coal. Get YOle le put ie
catty.
WOOD CF ALL KINDS AT
LOWEST PRICES
J. A. McLean
ttaLtg IN
Lumbctr, Coal Zit Wood
office Plono 64s. Mill Phone Mu.
Itet•klence ?halm 1$5.