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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1915-01-21, Page 143RD MB YO 1 re. ammo; Donaldson vele - fiftieth anniversary of their ea, eta Tuetday, fan. ltetb, t t In Beyfield, in the prelaze. h ir family and numerous Moon left his &theta home be year 1860, +tontine . ere he has rennin - year 1806 he was of matrimeny to ter of the latteeohn n., Godetith Tp., cleonalca Presbyterian 4stcr of 011uton. Ma and Mrs. notation then started to hew out a horue for •themselvee, locating on the Mt con.. of Bullet TO, where they lived for a period •of two years, +Lifter which they moved to the first eon. of Tuanberry, a half a mile from Blue. vale, svhich was then solid bush. After clearing up a portion of this farm they deckled to sell it, and sold ib to Mr, Smith. They then located on. the 10tb con. of We Wewattoola, Count)! of Buron, where they remained for a few years, and sold. it to Mr. Robt, Lock' hut who since retired and moved to Winghatn. Ur. Donaldson then mov. ed to Stanley Tp., Boon County, lo. eating an the Broneon line where he engaged in farming. .In threshing he was the first man to inteoduce a trac- tion engine in Stanley township, later on he went into saw -milling which was carried on by his sons Chas. and James. In the year 1804 he moved to Bay. field leaving the homestead to bis eldest eon, Chin. and with bis son Jas. bought the drill shed and built e • wwftj wbere they carried on an extensive business for *ears which Was later disposed. Mr. Donaldson than retired some 17 years ago and 'With his partner in life continued to enjoy the balmy tweezes of Lake Heron.' * Unto them was born tbree eons arid ; two daughters of wletclx only 2 now survive, Jas, of the Sault and Chas, connected with the J. L Case Tbresh. lag Machine, Co., Racine, Wis. The ceremony on Tuesday, presided " over by Rev. Alfred MacFarlane, B. D., tnialster of St. Andrew -a Church, Bayfiela, who conducted a lama sea - 'Mee addreesing the aged couple brittly aranmendlie them to Go 1, after whieh the company Sat down to a sumptuous repast to which full iustice was dohe. The good wiehes of the friends •be- longtote to the family were very fillnitously tendered by Rev. Mr. Mac- Farlane who proposed a toast to Mr. and Mrs. Donaldson. • Several of the friends present spoke of the appreciation apse high esteem in which Mr, and MFS. Donaldson were held and their good wishes for their future, Mr. Donaldson has been a life long Preebyteriaxt and an elder of St. Andrewe Church for a great number: -ok years. They were the recipients of many meetly and beautiful presente frent th, ir relatives and Mende, Araong thc se from a distance were Moe. Beck, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Donaldson, Binbrook; Mr. Rbt. Donaldeop, Hamilton; Mrs. Elsie A. • Richard, Goderich Tp. The above refers to. the parents of our esteemed townsman Mee Mae. Donaldson. • Laugli au -el Grow Fat 4124.6••••• The publiet ea rep iet of en 'ash be. nevolent eociety says-"Notwithstand ing the large amount paid for med- icine and medical attendance, very few ambits occurred during the year.e Two Irithmen were earnestly dis- erasing the comparative usefulciess of the sun and moon, but they could not disinies the topie as lightly se did Jenne Russell Lowell, the see. At last gee of them swore that the Ann gave Ze stronger light. Said the other - "taint the moon is more +tensible." "Ilovi do yea* make that out P., Oh, it's alsy." Let's hear yeas prove it V, "'Betted., the moon Shines in the bight, when we nade it, while the sun comee out ie broad daylight, when even one -eyed Man can see without it." .404010411111M1144 Italy Horses. M Beek will be in Wingham , e,‘ oettet, 220, to pttr. -•aa hies. Be will be oh the r ispeo, same at eight o'clock he the mortalotity Site advertieement On arkether page. Olistarcily Act. A, week or so ago, latierretattite in front of II. Johnetent's *Ohio Wot ke wire tweet from their bases by tease vonclele, Mrjohneton hes offered a hatelsome reward foe the 'capture of the perpetrator of tech vandalient Provineal Officeir PhIppen Iles been Metalled on the tune and it is to be bopedthet the guilty oast Will re* etora Ogles poralehroette 4-i *Ft* 14, rsi. 144tiaseld Is Sou will hold an bon soe of tonna were &ea young lit tbs bissiesi4. Betel on tots eiseepery etext, aommenesing et fr�**ors WS be 4(fisiett' itg owl alt boo retneinge Aetfate- 'tea , • tiffl f& Palls • , eo WINGEIAM, ONT., THURSDAY JANUARY 21 1915. The Canadian Way. When tilnea are good,. and labor dear We coax Mos r1t8 workman here, And, should he ehrink to croao the drink, We tell hien he has naught to fear. But, when the times are hard and straight, Ilis ia indeed a torry fate; We let him lie, With itarving cry, • Vire Litmus,. Weide our gate. When all the battle flags are furled, • And wolf and Iamb together Curled, We loudly sit,g,.....‘,God save the King." ' And bid defiance to the world. • When sonte Intlet go to bear the brunt, And cheek the German KaitieraS stunt, We still can brag, and wave the flag, But send the Britishto the front. • When Princess Pato charge down the pike, And put the Gerneane on the hike, • We shout—'4illooray for Canaday I The world has never seen our like." •• But when word comeacross the waves, • The Ant contingent misbehaves, :We cry aloud to all the crowd, • • _ 'Them Britleh born are foOlo or knaves." • .When other men with oivord and gun, Would stop the fierce destroying Hun, We 0011batbe emit- as money lest, • And still look out for number one, When other lands attain their goal, . Our name shall blacken Heavnts ocroll, A thing of scorn, all men to warn- ' A country that has lost its roul. • Onlooker. • Election of Officers Maitland Lodge No, 119, 10.0 F., at their regular meeting Iast week ib' following racers were beetalled •into office by District Deputy, Peter Deane, of Wingharn, after which some de. gree yank was conferred on some new members. N. G.--11. Jobb. • 17. G. -B. Porter, R. 0.-J, F, Groveca F. S. -X. Haines, , Treas.-}1, B. Elliott, R. S. N. G. -J. Crandall, L. S. N. Jacques, • Ohap.-It. Hinecliffe, L. S. V. Robb• ,* R. S. V. G.-3. Moore, 0. S. G. -J. Cummings, J. S. G. -T. W. Dodds. • • eleleteloleleaat Buyers' • Guide' Index to Advance Advt. AUCTIONEERS McConnell & Vandrick T R Ben •ett AUTOMOBILES Orval Taylor, Studebaker BOOTS & SHOES W. 11 Willis W. J. Greer BANKS • Hamilton Doinnieti BAKERS 14% Carter BUTCHERS T. Fells Wm. Field CONTRACTOR Elmore Mahood CLOTHES CLEANER Johnston's DRUGGISTS • J W. McKibben DRY GOODS Merchants Brokerage Co. Hanna. & Co. • 3. A. Mills H E, riard at Co Xing 13ros ,FURNITURE R. A,, Currie Jas Walther GENTS FURNISHINGS W. A Campbelt GROCERIES Christie'sJ 11 Henry T Thonieson HARNESS MAKERS Johrlson & So INSURANCE Ritchie & Cosens ). G. Stewart JEWEL ERS ot A et. • MaCHINE SHOP E. Markley & Son PHOTOGRAPHER Mantes Studio PIANOS, ETC. D. Bell SPECIAL SALE Misses Carson& Pyke SEWING MACHINES A 3. Walker WOOD & COAL R. Ji Centel& A. McLean * Save Money • The price of the Advance is $1 per year in A.dvance. We bare over $2,000 past clue. We need the money. If lea paid to advance is $1.50. If we moan go to the -expenee of en - ging 9, Cellection Agency to collect arrearages $1 50 will be charged, ' Former Principal Successful The Press of Ingersoll are loud in their praieee of Principal J. 0. Smith, of their Collegiate Inetitute. The attendance this time last year was 118 andnove it le 173. There is el.° a Claes of 27 in Agriculture, y; • Card of Thanks . Mr. and Mrs. Ed; Lynett wish to eat tend their sincerest thanks to their neighbors and frienas for their kind- ness during the Massa and „,death of their little boy.- At Home . Last week Mr, and Mrs. Thos. Rob- ihson of Belgraee, gave an At Home to their friend and gueet of honor, Miss Bertha Disney, of Wingham. They had a very pleasant tea, after which wag music, vocal and instru- mental, Miss Alva Rebinson, delight - e' of the house, gave an instrumental. There Were about one hundred and fifty present. The guests included Behr:ewe. Blaeale. Whitechnrch, St. Auguetine and Wingham. x novifv!off Cburch ilews • Methodist • Interesting seevicesWere held lint Sunday in the Methodist Chun* in connection with the Missionary Anni- versary. Mr, Wta, Gibeon of London was the speaker both morning and ev. ening. A gifted speaker, his graphic 'diEcription 1g missions and his earnest appeale impressed the large congregp. • time. The people reeponded liberally ia behalf of Home and Foreign rain dons,• Mr. Gibson will always be wee COMO in Winghtro. ' ' The Eptvorth League meeting on Menage, evening last was largely at- tended, Mr. A. ff. Musgrove, M. P. P. gave a taagnifitient eddtese, his theme [being, "The Place of Fiction in the :Teaching of biota' Tomb." Ile by 'splendid ilinetretioter revealed that 'the great write. e of Fiction in etory iform made clew great woadiv trais, • lie cloeed by a revielv of Geo, BIllotte masterpiece, 4Rinnote " Be was heal t ily thanked for his ericlreett. • Regular setvices will tea held net Sunday in the Methodist Church both morning and evening. The pastor Rev. I. W. Hibbert will D. V. preach at both eereices. .A. cordial welcome Ito all. St. Paul's Church : A very pleasant owed evening Wee spent eit Monday by the members of the A la P. 4 At the conclusion of the us uAl order of business a short progtem of songs and reeitatioos was ga en, after 4.4..14•1.444.444.4.44++4•614.1.44. which light refreshments were seta ed. When Moyer iles in the grave And hitt erlp on life relseee Safi Will Aebfigt1 folk be rear - Poing taxes, When" 1124 tnlebty war le cirri • And Romany le tin more, Still will Asliflehl toile be PaYball 'News as telore, the'estrth &Rh COMM tO Veen tes side. tier Aelearial folk he done Meld* lattite, Patamooaw'A &welds an Wednesday evening at 7.30. W. A, on Thursday afternoon at 3 e - clock, • The Senior Chapter el the Brotherhsol win Meet at the Iteetory Friday itarening " " • ••• .6 ' . . . Mrs, 4rah, who Ise been the rest of her hrother, Mr. .1. ito11.Le, 14_11.rottlreed to hw bone I gvav filakPLefi.e.tilletelaie Ire' in Mt Mord' e. WI re,'MWelti le a b e vita feet to ettertefeto, its lamina ef #1321( Letter From Sub, scriber in Russia Eawzngnl,analtif, Sept. 31, 1914. To ths Editor of Advance ; Wittghana Oat, Dear Soe-et thought that a few lines from thie far away part of the world might be ef intermit to your. readers, particularly as Russia is our oily in the great war now devastating. eEftethe4)wtwhole ehdl:orralld.Y6413g the eamterteree'': Since the outbreak of hostilities, I have not always received my AdVance regularly, hut when I do get it, you may be sure I read it thoroughly, think your correspondent "Cialoolter" Is rather severe at time), when he hits up the Town CounciL If he were out here he would fled something to growl about, As you know, We have eotne sort of government by the people here. but it is considerable of a farce. The ' country le really ruled, by different, eteetsalinti clans, or certain t3O Called holy order of the sacred ikon, and any one outside of these has no show. In some places the lines are drawn en closely that no one outelde of the °hoe sen few is considered eligible for the position -Of echaol teacher, The Municipal laws are made by a number of men, eupposed to be elect- ed by the people, but really Chosen in advance by the order of the ikon that happened to be in the ascendancy, attended a meeting of the town. fathers recently to see how the pane • is played. The leaders for the Tear as called aline& and the others are all ',tornado, with the exception of a sort of intddie man, who is called A SIM - ink. It is the atnbition of event Lo - muck to be a Blalock, or, at least, , a Simuck sonie day. The leimuck for Luis year it a nem named Wm.'. • He' teferted to the recently elected Lla. =cite, seying he was glad, they were not an altogether new set, a eumbet ot the old identitiee were still there, an mound as ever, and quite able to stand the grind for another year. He hoped the new men would not have their nerve killed by Critielern before they had citt their municipal eye teeth, a litele drilling would do them good. • Speaking of a pavement recently put down on one of the Main streets, he said it might have had a better crown, and. the enamel was wooing oft lee had also noticed some cavit. ies, but them could be ,fifIcclea, •' With regard tofirianCial neettersile stated that after having been a year* office, he had discovered a ehottageetif about ten thousand roubles in ehe ttnrn accounts, the town had eufferea a lose of revenue through the prohibi- tion of the +tale of vodka, but he be. lieved a strong, eteady pull would bring it out all right yet. The expendi- tures had, bean on too liberal a scals, aud more Conservative methods would have to bc adopted by thoeeln office. Simuck Ohitatell seid he had agreed with the JEltnettek regarding haviug• Conservatives in office; he believed town bush:lees should be rule on party lines. Lomuck Belykin didn't agree With the latest speaker. Business in the country, he said, might he done on • patty linee, but in town every PAO' -should have his own 'phone. Lotnuck Navormante owner of two hundred acres on the Side of a hill, ob- jected to this; he de:night the country people just ae good as those in town. The dicunion threatened to grow personal, when Lomuek Lebeivad moved, and Loinuck Poterstansecond- ed thee the whole matter be referred to a Committee- With power to act.. This was carried. . flunuck Winri then referred to the, fact that a certain JeW named Ware brohryte deepite repeated warnings, mill continued to traffic within tir. to wn initP, At this an anti-Setae:lee uproar occurred. The noise Wee ad greatthee I caught little that wise bead, but 1 remember Lot:creek Rub celled stating that the jewe had. brought On the Teutonic plague. * Atter the ,umult hadsomewftataLtb- eidedthe Ilimuck again referred te the ten thousand, rouble thertage, ter some discuesion it was moved by Lomuck Fotdcawr, and seconded by Siam* Chimtell, that the town scribe be requested to take out a search war- -rant to find the money, This Was care tied Unanimously and enthetlastically. A tturnber of men then implied fut • variant positions. A maa was needed to superintend the building of a tow- er from which a lookout could be kept for the Germans. The applicant, en being asked for hie qualifloetione, stated thas he was a budder of pave - manta Me ikon being right. he get the job. ' The next Man applie4 to eepervire the diggiag f trencties mound the • Wei, 1is qualificetions were that he Once built a torte stable, and, AS hts ikon too, was satisfactory, be was glv. en the posileop. A taint marl applied to take oiler's of the brsteien el aim's* building to &oleo tete treaties on their wee tee tea wow, Eh was at ones taken on, as hie Ikea was O S. Val he ware OW hem% Sire% aieweintimem thee toot peeve es- , emit Ili '00/11 WA, bat al aftwataa estallitept, Wofook toe tlist whenteplened taken, as most of them were from a distant part of the Empire with differ - eat ikons, It was thought that the beat use that could be mode of them wattid be to send them to the front to stop GerMan • This clotted the meeting and the 'members went home shouting "Down with the Jawa" and cheering for the Great White Ozar, wondering in their • hearts where they eOuld find any vodka. I MOO cc:include as this is a much • longer letter than I intended to write. Kindly remember me to Frank Van- e6one, Paye Ball and all thereat of the boys. Youre oho Smith. P. S.. -.I have an opportunity to send thie out of this country by the hands ,•of a Yankee friend, who will , pose it for me when he gets to New Torke.I.S, rereeferetteemeeteet Perso!utio • Mr. Robert King ie on a businets trip to Toronto, Ex -Warden Brill, of Teesevater, was In town on Saterday, • Mr, A. M. Crawford WAS in London en businees last Friday. Mr, Solomon Oloakey of Bluevele spent the past week with friends in • Mr, D. Eckmier of Clinton visited at the home of Mr. Lutton this week. Netterfleld, of TOronto, is visit- ag ber sister, Mrs. T. J. McLean. ee • Mr, and Mrs. Fred Morris have been visitina friends at St. Helens for ths pala4'.P days. rs, William Hetheringtcm, Wilkie, Seek, is visiting her piece, Mrs. A. Couttle.„A Mr. It. A. Currie Was In Stratford this week attending the Stratford furniture exhibition. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Ashley of• ' Kingston visited at the home of Mr. • Jno. Cloakey last week. • Mr. Bartley, Winnipeg, is in town again assisting Mr. Albert Rintoul in the purehaeing of horses. Mr. G. M. Elliott, Goderich, was en town Wednesday in connection .with the Childeener Aid work. Mr. and Mrs. Si. Clair Phippen and :daughter have returned from an ex- tended visit with friends in Grey. ,< /dies I. Haddock, Deaconess,and Ratlewell of Vancouver, visited their cousin, Mn. Lutton; on Tueeday. ')k Mies Violet Scott, who is home for her holidays gave a party to a num- her of her Mende and neighbore of Heist Wawattosh on Friday evening.)( .Mrs, Wm, Finlay, see and little grand -daughter, Mabel Kemp, are spending the tvneter at Long Island, New Yotk, with the latteee mother, .Mrs. John geMP. Mr. and ears, E. A. Haentaceill and little son left last Thursday to reside in London where Mr. Hammond has :had a position for some time ,e )(Mr. J. W. IL VaeNorman of Bran. don, Man., while on &business trip to the eastern cities, took. a run up to Winghem where he teas a welcome visitor to his many old friends. lilrelerorer. fmit Id eel ' •••••;,•11111.0.016"4.110 .•••••••%"....0 P.010.6 'Local items Mrs, flohnes, mother, of Mre. jos Wellwood, was stricken with pantie ale on Friday lest; she is 94 years old Mystery ot the Poison Pool In five reels at the Picture House, Friday, Jan. 22nd. This 113 an extraordinary .production. Don't miss it. Health is all Important. You should go out and see the free /fleeing pie. tures in the Town Hall oa Friday at 80 p.m. tied 8 p.m. The editor of the Advance is grate- .ful to the officers of the Huron Old Boys' Association of Toronto for an invitation to their fifteenth animal At -Home. Bread, Potatoes and Soup given away fres to any families in need, every TueXday and Thursday at T. Felts . )(This week Mr. Fred Devidsote of bast Wawa:posh who is one of the best 'feeders Of Derbam cattle, soul t.ei Mr. Wm. 'held, a tear of Baby Beei'year old-. which have made very fattey bed. Mi. Field intends to keep in etoek the beet 'pet Shat can be bought. The regular monthly meeting of thii Wombs: Institute will be held In the Council chateau:tie Thursday, eJun. 28th. at 3 o' I -rk. Reading by Miss McCracken and Mrs. Hall. The members are regime, ed to answer the roll with quotations from Burnie Mr, O. Munro, Manager of the Buy- ing Dept. of the William Davies Co. for Western Ontario, hart inereesed the floor soon of hie often, taking In that formerly ocenpled by the North HuronTel. Co. Mr. W. Vanitone, who owns the building, 1. rateltibg 110Ole inaprovetnente. )(While a number of ottr Methocilet frlende were j nue:toying to kleet'lle On Friday leer, the sleigh everthrtted and Mts. A. tilled and Ulm pato) slightly 'balked. Several rotenone are *twat for the upsetting, but 'the most ttp Them the one eide watt Wile Val fettiltabbee beetna thetelna retell gee 0.1.44g and gleve4.,•ovtr to the other, y Malt. T, Ctovell, A. a. p. non. vine. Got., ime ateepted the poen of Orgartist and Choirmaster Of St Andrew's Church, Winghent, and is prepared to he* copt pupils at reasonsible terms( for (ho study of toted and insti mental music' Mr. Cowell has had a iNide end varied ex• perience in muck and is a eery euesessert teacher. Mr Cowell hopet toles In Wing ham to take up his &hoe the first Week I1 February; chivies to start the second week, and hope% that by Atria attendee to loreense Rad fitidiful work te berme a loy -1 celeste ot Vinvgisatro. SON Itaiteraton-ato Mort* ent nary 3 h, to Mr. iod Thortreate, herk feeetAillikeetallafillekte Letter From Mr. Hall 41.44.44 To the Editor Dear elir ;-I buppOse by the time 3'ele *agave Ghia the municipal content Will be over, and the new Qouttell each Member armed With * bum% of good resolution, as to Whet he 'will acioneplieb. during 1910. Had We been a resident of the good old town* We certainly should not have fayored:eitch of the eandicletes for the Reevethip with a vete, However, may a epirit of progress and economy preyall andwhen next nomination hour iterivea, every member of the Council be made happy by the sincere ambits of the electors. When Z MAO • to refloat, on the wort of electors, I do net think that bas occurred very. :often in Winkhard, and so I cannot give accurate dates, but I hive often Weird of It being otherwise, Well, I ata not repeat° write again so loon, but having a fete !Pam Mc" Mentes my thoughts turn again to the town where I spent Often • years, and the paper on which I apente ea much real hard work. So IIIII my fountain Oen and begin. While half the world is torn and bleeding from a war unparalleled in the history- of this old planet, Cali- fornia, is conducting in her Expositions at San PrAnCISOO and San Diego, one • of the greeteet celebration of the triumphs of peace, Already tourists accuotomed to wealthier to Europe or Florida, are artiving In Pasadeba. • To -day, four long palatial trains be. sides the De Lexeeregelar overland arrived well-filled with passengers. Wel cannot blame tourists for being shy of war -tor n Europe, So far tide winter these tourists have 'brought with them twentriive eardeado of autonlobiles, with whith they will enjoy Oalifornia's magnificent, roads. Of these tweirty-flve-car-loade of autos twenty one costly ones were billed to, Pasadena., Before: 1916 rolls around, it le estimated that millions of vieitore will enjoy a trie to Mitt state, many of whore will become residents. It is predicted that prosperity and progress will be the result. Railways, report that during the first three weekti of October lest- fifteen hundred 'people who came to California offered their returnefickete for sale or refund. • 'Anima our noted visitors recently was Edward Ensertgai Barnard, one of the greatest astronomers of the evorla Be has discovered sixteen Comets, as well as the fifth' satellite of Japitet. One of hie eatilavemeeti was to photo- graph 'the, "Milky Way" He holds many Old medals for his testronomeeal work. :* Say, Mr, gattor, what Would you think of a train half a mile long lead - ad With oranges? Wella train loaded with the yellow fruit, half a mile long, left Los Angeles hat week for the Emit. Did you geteniy of theni? • Pasadena le in Los .Angeles county, and by.the\ way this :county will soon ehow Meth, tereesspreir books a valua- tionof one billion dollars in property. The figures are a little over $793,000, 000. The billion dollar value is here, andlio,en will appear on the amessorie roll. 'Thee puts this county ahead of any other in thin State. New Yearley was oneof tharming beauty, and the 26th annual Tourna- ment of Roses was a aplendid .success. The parade of gorgeous floats. was three mike long and took pettily an hour and half to pass onr point of obsereation. It Is intimated that 150e 000, visitors sew the perade. There Were ten Bands, and the most popular tune and, the one played by each Band Ii;'s a long *ay to Tipperary," and elle of the Bands for a 'variation • sang it, enine of the epectatoet joining with . them, NO eity in the world open the NOW Year so charmingly AS doeS Palau:Una. The scene is one of exquisite beauty, and a description of it, even could I attempt it In Ihnited space, Would -utterly fail to be at all commensurate with the beauteous scene. One of the floate east over 81800.. A floret f. te on January let is bnposeibla except in a few favored cities, but here, floral beauties bloom out-of:doors when eastern, northern and Middle America are covered with a mantle of now posing, I may say' that it le claimed that theta are here 8,000 Varieties, of roses, The Imo:mole throng of viators was Meet orderly and gave the police force no • trouble, The elecerie milweete hOWe ever Were ivenuoudy taxed or a test 401"h: Oiai:ttltith40 citietytalc0tsg s 04tVinioitOrlan PbOrelt," apta se WO tO44 Or ittOtOen tiVitt their knittipg needled while listetilag to the sermon, 1 illuieretend eaat poe Bishop lool intimated thet •knitting in Chetah is more tolerable tole leo Of te then to g0 to sisep during tha tarmon, and We have knee/0 teen a Winghato editor to atop 10 Chneith, but of tented that was marbly a tribute to the sonfiltog dowse of the discourse, The ptitne promoter of this .new department' ,of ohliethso activity (knitting in (Thumb) *aawonanwhoIjesid to hate Oete useompleawl !1,00 TUX IX nealla Fil) ve Ss -swim of is, s heetetereletratesieseepreeerewasi t TRADE Follows the AD. that ell the congregation° have taken Op tbe fad, for peretintellY 1 have no seen any of It but it is 'abroad', Now bnittiug for the young Belgians is commendable, but it occurs to nee that one'neillion dollars of that lady's thirty five would buy a thousand times as Melly socke as will be knit in Church by the congregations of Southern California. • The railways of this State appear to be optinistic of the future, and are preparing for trade expansion. As an indication of this; two mortgages were recorded in Los Angeles1 the county mat, a few clays ago. One of them was for $100,000,000, and the other for $160,490,500, and both were gieen by the Santa Fe Railtetty, The Southern Pacific and also the San Pedro and Salt Lake are improving that equip. went. But it is time..._to, pease, and so 1 will weary yoertaimpositers no longer at prevent. ‘' Wishing you and all my at one/time subscribers a prosperous 1915„, I am Sincerely, Theo, Hall. Called Home. At the midnight hour on Friday last; Mrs. Hugh Hamilton of this town was called to her long bome. For some time she had been ill and the end was not altogether unexpeet. ed. Mill. Hamilton was horn in Car- leton Place 67 year" ago and when a young girl tnoved with her parents, mr. and Mrs, John MoTavish, to Turnberry and about 48 years ago was married to the late Hugh Hamil- ton. - There rennin to mourn a loving mother, two daughters, Mrs Arch, Campbell and Mrs. Robert Arbuckle Saskatoon, and four sons. John, Gil- bert Plains, Man.; Hugh, Oshawa; James, and David of Wingham. One daughter, Bella, has gone before. Mrs. Hamilton has four sisters, Mies jesste McTavish, Wroxeter; jno. McEwen, Mrs. Thos. Dow. Gilbert Plaine; and Mrs. Duncan Matven, Tilbury. The funeral was largely attended and the services were conducted by Rev. D.Perrie of whose church Mrs Hamilton was a consistent, devoted member. Ali that was mortal w borne to its lest reetiug pl Messrs. P. Campbell, A. Pamplie 1, J. McCallum, Robert Lockhart, j. Ague*, 0.- Elliott. The •family have the eympatby . of all in their sad bereavement. e On Monday evening last, Mrs, M J, Bell had the miefortuneeto fall on the sidewalk and spraining hottailaillt " Miss Mettle Calvert, who WI-- leen indisposed *ith a severely sprained ankle, as the remelt of oketing on te ie river ono day last week, s rapidly improving. Meeting of Huron County Council The council of the b rporation of the County of Huron will meet m the control' chamber, in the Town of Goderich, on Tuesday the 213th, inst. at the hour of a o'clock. W. Lane. Cleric. Wanted -daily work -Apply Mrs. Frost, Patrick Sr. Good Breed Sows and some Armee for sale. Enquire at Advance mace, LOST -In Wingleam, it fine gold chain with gold piece attached, Finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving same at Beattie's 'AVM& NOTICE -All acconnte owing the undersigned which were contracted on or befote Jan. lst, 1915, must be paid Mier before Mar. 1st, 1015, and save further expense -S. E. Pattison. 17-18 Recruiting has been in progress now for over a week, for the hird contingent, Canadian Expeditionary Form To elate some fifty odd have enlisted from the County of Huron, eight o, them being from Wingham Major H. T Rance of Clinton, the recruiting officer for the. County of Huron reports thee those taken on so far are all first elan men, game of them being old soldier*. Recruiting continues until Monday 82th N. T. Sinelair. Pated at Goderich, this 12th, day of teleary, 19I5, Oaticad of torn for sale at the Gotha Ttenk Station-Tipling & Mills. WaNeaatt-A reliable Matt to eel! IIARDY .CANADIAN GROWN STUCK in Winghain and Baron Cot ' filbert now at the best emitting time Send for Set of Spring Offerings and tertos to sgtoto, Liberia oonoosvs. liandanlide free out titeaTbe r)mthill Nursoriee. (Eetablithed 1887) Toronto, Try a pail of apple butter lain; this is a -very cheap thing at 0 as. rer pontid considering the twice of anger, e -E. Markley & Son, phone tia Wing - ham. Ont. Mrs al I Smith, Tp, of Morrie. boa 40, care Of W. Pollock, Myth, Ont., will do heir westing from oonthingto or cut heir; switthee, cr1s, transfor. Deletions, Oda roll*, etc. Rettatamble rates. , Vit • , You Say You • Can't But. You Can • know Cod, Liver ,041 is ne thing need, but 1 ctiet't tabett on so. • count of it's hortilge • . Ever Say that? • a ttlo e 11 ria If you didayolCed Liver 0bad in Mind aim old blue bo its taste and sm 11 Were ealatettbah to he dreaiied. „..ea REXALL EMULSION OP COD LIVER OIL IS s'MODERN SCIENTIFIC BE.4E B L E THAT T STOMAOlitti ie itexall• Emuisioto • Pnr, Clod Liver Oil combined with Potalosphites of lime Sod sod welch greatly ettengtheme nervous system, Two Eliza's, 50e and $1.00 Every bottle gtftoatiteet1 or your money refunded. J. Wo. MoKibbon DRUGGIST & OPTICIAN The Wamilimmilmage fAtA9 tP'74 learing Sale OF • 4 House Slippers We have about 125 pairs of Wornens IFek and Suede House - Slippers which must lo. Reg. price $1.00 to fit.25, Pc. ' price 690 Cut prices on all IliWinter Foot ear ' 1 1 IsiminhaisMS) Willin ROBERT A. OD Graduate ofOttnadiantm Aesoolatioh We carry a. large and class stock of - FUNERAL REQUISIT love etnek of enorytlit. feinted In a InOtleila fternIturestor Store 'Phone 61 Residence 1 111101111011111101.11111111 1.4.44.44****44.4.4.4444***4. Ccai..Coai. In all sists, Cannells Stnithin and Stearn Cools Chtreoal, Colt Nara and Soft Wood, Luta Lath and Shingles alvvays hand -and delivered promptly. . To avow, suntituttort and Inv. • positiou order 11 L /6. W. Se • ton Coal. Cosh for Heading Bolt*. elehete - J. A. M petty omi eirsh in het Om nava* wortla m1116141,0 minitin doming. or ,course , i temeriseeetesisefitetealeitteiaeeesss seeitait , el* does hot knit hee a, living, but %hie Root Oat 44. Hooded. telhetoalt 11`4, ter* hadvetty lets for Itis ol led the Have slow Lumber, ftreetiebitiat eterow maks for tlais m.ea am, ekee ei.„, tee, feettoff. *ad 'Wasters. hots ono Aron kat etiettededit r CO.