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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1933-08-24, Page 111'.77777:7771,7rN7r7'.'. .77,1,7.75,FTY77:47,1771r711071F1.04707171,11r7r1ITT""71M"'r • rmr ' With Which is Amalgamated The Gwrie Vidette and Wroxeter News, Single Copies Five Cents AVIA Enjoy Par 'Those an opport of viewi •Capt. Fr outstandii with his will take The co worth of local stor paper an which wi .a ride in Capt. hours' fly accident• pertinent See Ba chute jun of 1200 t .about 400 The fl farm of -vale Road 'CURRY On Frid new scho which repl burned la • opened. and music ;afternoon, Lunch wil hour. Du 'be a dance welcome. STOM HEAL stomach sleep and _your beaut suffered f tr,publes ca getting rel -delicious-4 ena-Rex br it today a Store. Pall Coats Just c shipmeot -nein Fall -value. ot materials. Paper Day Owing our Intert able to. iss time this this week 11104. s , trouble. 1' . .,,,se• . Red Front Orders t 5 p.m. Fri for 19c; T in stock S 25c lb.; Su Ib. pce., an 15c lb., al. special pric Anniversar Eluevale U Annivers in the Blil Sunday, Se A. V. Robb here from services ier in the. tno evening. S wilt be giv been traini Professor TRAIN Two killed Two you killed at 5.3 the car in struck by a ger traie a crossieg ea tion and ale Th able distatic the train w completely Victims o .• Alice (Sall old Monkt e`y)Milleu, age 'Both were trairi crew 1 , WINGHAM, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, AUGUST 24th, 1933' Subscriptions $2.00 Per Year l 'ON DAY • HERE SEPT 2nd , , , . LOCAL RINK WON DISTRICT PLAY-OFFS /- CROWDS ATTEND BAND TATTOO C. A. ROBERTSON IS . CANDIDATE FOR COUNTY TREASURER ARRESTED FRIDAY UPPER SCHOOL ' RESULTS, 1933 . $50.000 FIRE AT ZURICH ON Pv ,.. ' The winners of this district, No, 9, , Program By ' .Four Bands •and The HURON - BRUCE an Aeroplane Ride for 98c ichute * Jump at 2 p.m. Facts Three 'Charges Including Theft ' Altori Adams, Alge; Geom. 1; Phys C. • Chi . L A • L C c, em; L. A. Over 150 Men Fought Fi Hours, of the Provincial Levirn Bowling As- sociation, ,played in the play-offs a Districts 9, 10, 11; 12 in Guelph on Henderson and Wiritour Troup, se, of London,. Well Received. ' Successfully Contests Convention Against J. George Ander' son, - . . Has Been Treasurer County Siiice c, c, • c; fames Ballagh, M. H. 2; Alg. ••".' •ho are air -minded will have unity on Saturday, Sept. 2nd . g Winghem from the air. ;e1 Gillies, one of Canada's ig air pilots, will be here Zeid-Rambler Aeroplane and )assengers for trips over the . . • st is low. Buy a dollar's merthandise at any of the ;s advertising in nextweelc's 1 you will .rnceive a ticket :h 98c will 'entitle you to the aeroplane. ' )illies has had over 4,000 ing time without a single . . is licensed, by the De- to carry passengers. . 7ney Bustow *do his para- p at 2 p.m. from a height 1 15.00 feet with a delay of feet. • e ing . field will ' be oil the T. Joseph Henderson, Blue- . of 1927 . ., ----e. .3; Trig. c; Bon c; Zool. c. , Bernice Blake, E, C. 2; M, Pi, --- 'Fire which destroyed ings in the bcsiness distri Friday. A. M. Crawford lost otsit in , - Mani Enjoy Street Dance Following of Lucknow. .. . Something of a sensation was cads- ed in Goderich last week with the a.r- rest of Gordon Young, Treasurer of Huron County, and one of the coun- ty's best known citizen.s, on three charge • t .the C • • 1 Code; s agams e =ma ' theft of $2,400; destruction and mut- . ila.tion of books and records, and fail- ing to account for moneys the prop- erty of the County of Huron, • Mr. Young was formallY arrainged before William Bailie, ex., in the ab- sence of Magistrate Reid. He was notasked ipleadelect, d o or an was granted: bail in the sum. of $10,000, furnished by Sarah Young and A. W. Young. Accused was represented by F. Donnelly and the Crown by D. E. Holmes. The informations were sworn to by P. E. McCoy, Provincial c; Alg. 1; Geom. 1; Phys. c; Chem, c; .F. A. c; F. C. c. Jack Brackeribury, Bot. c'; 2°01 2; Phys. c; Chem- 1, Bill Cruikshank, Trig, 3; Bot. c; Zool c• Ph 3 . , Phys. , Dorothy Deans, Alg. c; Trig. 1. Mary Dobie, Lit. 3. . Grace Donaldson, M. H. c; eehys, c; Chenz. c. , Carmen Farrier, E. C. c; M. H. c; Geom, 3; L. A. c; L. C. c; F. A. c; F. C. 3. Olive Farrier, E. L. c; M. H. c; Trig. 2. . Donalda Fixter, E. C, c. • Jack Fortune, M. H. c; Alg. c; Trig 2; Bot. 2; Zool. 2; Phys. 2; Chem. 2. Isabel Fowler,, M. H. c; Phys. c; Chem. c; F. A. 3; F. C. c. Bruce Fox, L. C 3. aged half a score of. hem es, threatened complete d the police village of Zurit day afternoon. The loss . ed at ' $50,000. More tha incicding members of H ton, Dasliwood 4nd Zuric Fire Departments, and 1- ed bucket brigades, battle three hours to bring the control. , Eighteen -Year-old. Ann; telephone operator, stayec her. switchboard to flash'e to neighboring village F ments, thengh the .buildir she worked was threate: fire. Three people were inji the battle with the fire. the Singles to Frank' Lightburn, of Toronto Victorias„ 21-17. R. Rae The Tattoo. ' Huron -Bruce Liberal Association Is and W. McCoy, Lucknow; lost in the - - The Band Tattoo whieh was held Also Organieed. . • doubles to a pair froth the Toronto Strathconas• 30-12. A locel rink, j; A. Wilson, H. -C: MacLean, D. B. Porter W. A. Miller skip, won from Toronto Thistles 20-15 and from To- ronto Morningsicles 25-15; and will represent the above districtsat the Dominion Lawn BowliegAssociation Championships at Ottawa on Labor. Day. ' ' n - - ' in the town park on Tuesday night under the auspices of the Band Com- mittee of the Chamber of Comernrce,. attracted a large audience.. Four Bands took part in the progra,m, the Lucknow, • Band, Harriston Kittle Brass Band', Goderich Band and the Wingharn Citizens Band. Between the selections rendered by the bands the Henderson and Wintolir troup from London, ___..,_ On Thursday aft noon ' last week Charles A. Robertson M.LA, for N Huron • ' • N. , of Colborne, was the choice of the Liberal Convention, held in the Town Hall, Wingharn, for the new riding of HurOn-Bruce. J. Geo. Anderson, of - Lucknow, gave him a close run, being defeated by a small margin. - • Mr. Roberts° first n. was elected to , LOCAL AND. PERSONAL consisting of five Pe"0- ple gave a number of entertaining numbers, cornprieing Scotch tap and tl. ' le Legislature in 1926 and was re- elected in 1929. He is the assistant Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Crawford spent the week-end'in Brampton; Mr. and Mrs. iI. Saunders, Toronto were week -end visitors' in town. Miss Mary Coultes, Toronto, is visiting with Mre. Thos. 1)eans. • Miss Mary Orvis is visiting her sister, Mrs. Vic•La.ughlean at Tara. Mrs. R. H. Saint is visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Burke Listowel. . ,• Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hilliard, Tor- onto, were week -end visitors in town' ' • ' •1 Mr. Ross MacDonald Niagara FallsT1 .. it d withfriends' t . vis ie in town •on Mon- day! ...,, .. .H Mr, Phil Dyer and his mother, ofshould' Lcindonvisitor. • t , were in own this week. ' • •M , rs. 0. Thompson, Louise Jim • ' and Rae are spending a week at Bruce Beach. , . • Miss Anne Smith of Ottawa, visit_ ed with her friend, Miss jean' Cur- recently. . Mr. Ed. Marsh and Mr. Chester Casemore spent Sunday with friends at London. . ' . Mr. T. F. Harcourt of Toronto, was visiting at ' Mr. John Gibbons last- week. Mrs. Jack Mason and Mrs. E. R. Harrison are spending a vacation at Point Clark., • Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth tee are spending two weeks, Visiting friends in Peterboro. Mr. and Mrs. Caldwell Brock of Guelph, are spending their vacation in this district. . Mr. E. H. Bird and little son, Al- frecl, visited last weele with her sister' Mrs. Jas. Haugh. . ' See our windows with specials on fruits and vegetables. Oberle's• Gro- eery, ,phone 167. , . Mr. and Mrs. A. 3. Walker took the boat trip from Sarnia to the Sault over the week -end. ' . ' Mrs. j. Haugh left on Sunday to visit with her daughter, Mrs. H. }loose New York. ' - , - Mrs. Lehnox and Miss Velma have • 't to Port Perry, returned. from .8.. visit ., . °roll° and Newcastle. • • ', Miss Jessie M bb tt, Toronto, spent the Week -end with her friends, Miss Gertrude Stewart, ' . Rev.d M ''.E F A t e f . an Mrs. . .• rms roue o Boanville; are visiting with Mr. evm an Mrs am tenet . d M 'S B t ''' ' 's e Mr. James Dean of Toronto is spending a couple of•vveeks with Mrs. Mary Finley, Scott :St. . 'marched Mr. and: Mrs. Charles' F. -Stager of ,ed ' • .• Torontot spentl the week -end with Mr. and Mrs H. Garlick. ' • • Mrs. Tom' Free and children of _ , . ', Hamilton visited for a few days with n., Currie. Mr. and Mrs. T. A, . Master Roy Finley is: doing nicely after having an operation iti the Sick g acrobatic dancing, songs arid comedy skits. The committee made a tenhaving strike .when they engaged this troup as they proved themselves high class entertainers of great variety and made a big hit with their audience. The members of the troup are Mary Bish- ti , Mi op Winto r onca Dodd, Frances Sinclair,. Tom Sinclair, Mrs. A. V. Chamberlain was the accompanist.terim • . d The music furnished by the bands was of a high class order and was • • greatly appreciated. The municipal-' ities which have Band .• • veorganizations such as were here for the Tattoo be justly proud and give them ' ' their 'whole li •t d t eel e s•uppor . T1 b ' ' The ands paraded•from the Public h groueds to the park,. with an school mi ' i nterval of four nutee between them The Lucknow Band -lead the parade. followed by the Goderich, Wingharn and Harriston Bends. , All the proceeds for the Tattoo will go to the Wingham Citizen Bandway, fund and it is expected that there will be a goodly . amount for this pirpose after all expenses are paid. 'Every admission ticket was num- bered in 'duplicate and seven. prizes were given to those holding the lucky number's. This was made perssible by the co-qperation of several of the merchants, Mr. A. L. Posliff made they draw during the program, which resulted as follows: • lst ticket No. 1715, Jean Moir, R . R. 2, Winglia.m, $10,00 in goods at the Walker Stores. , 2nd ticket, No. 231, Andrew Doug- las, Lower Wing-hain, $8.00 in goods at King Briss. ' ' ' 3rd ticket, No. 923, Miss Louise Hanna, Wingliaire $6.00 in goods at Greer's Shoe Store. 4th tiCket, No. 65, W. H. Gurney, Wingham, $4.00. in goods at Willis e. - ' Shoe Stor. 5th ticket, No: 341, J.. W. Smith, Wingharre $3.00 in goods e.t A. T e • Walker's Furniture Store. 6th ticket, No. 1848, Margaret Ar- buckle Toronto $2 00 in goods • at , , - • . William's Jewelery Store. 7thticket,ConsolationPrize, No . 1870, Dr. G. W. Howson, Wingham, 'in goods at McKibbon's Drug $5.00 • S' • ' tole. Mr. W. H, Gurney who won fourth ' '• d d hisluckyticket to the prize onate sand Fund. ' Following the program the bands past the platform and pared- to the town hall where they were entertained to a lunch of sundwiches cake and coffee. Arthur's Orchestra played for the street dance and crowds of datcersRobertson. ..., enjoyed themselves until the Home , waltz was played. • • Liberal Whip at present. He has for many years been active in public life bee n . Reeve of Colbornefor ix years' and Waren of Huron sdin 1925. ' ' New Organization Formed Prior to the Nomination Meeting the organization of the Huron -Bruce riding' for provincial purposes took place. H. B. Elliott, of Wingham, acted ' 's chairman' el the P 'd • a sie i. ie resi ent - Dr. D. A. Finla.ysori, of Ripley, was c iosen, e en charge o the H th took I • f • meetin i g.. ' The following officers were elected 'Reynolds, Hon. - organ. PresidentsM Dalton of Ashfield Townshitz and Jno John- ' . ston, Mildmay. ' President - Dr. D. A. Finlayson, Ripley. . • • 3r" - e_ --- Mlst Vice Pres. rs. Robert Day- -d •; • son, seeingannon. , 2nd Vice Pres, - David McDonald, Reeve of •Culioss. . , • 3rd :Vice Pres. ---)Oliver Heming- evnshii . . Grey To • • p, Treasurer - W. T. Booth, Wing- ham: - , Secretary - J. J. • Robertson, Col- borne Township• . i • , The . following were 'elected chair- Man and vice-chairman of the various monicipalities of the riding: Ashfield -Murdock Matheson, Mrs. McWhinney. . Colborne - James; Bissett, Miss . . Stewart. ' ' West Waeiranosh - Wm. Watson, . , Miss ,McAllister. East Wawa.nosh - George e Cun- ningham, Mrs. John , McGee. , . Morris - E. Elston, . Jas. Clark. Grey - Dr. McMaster, Mrs. And- i-ew Lamont. . Turnberry -- I. J. Wright, Mrs. John L. McEwan. Howick - Thomas . McClennan, Miss Blythe McLaughlin.. Carrick - M. Filsinger, Jno. Doig. Culross - David MacDonald, 01- iv er Kuntz. • ' . • • . Kinloss -- Frank Henry, Angus McIntosh. . . _ A u A Martin John Huron Augus A. , 'Watson. . iDecoration s. . h ,-. J. R. CtM• J Blyt Cutt, 1 James Laidlaw. • ee Brussels - Wm. Ms Gillespie, Joe Wilton.i -- • Wingham H. C. MacLean, Mrs. • ' . J. J. Elliott, ' Mildniay.•-• Dr. E. J. Weiler Chas. ' . E. Wendt. -. • Teeswater -- Hugh Semple, ' Reid. Ripley - 'Eugene Martin, A. K. McClay. - Lucknow - G. H. Douglas, Stew- art It . will be noted that the 'Huron- . Bruce riding comprises all of the old North Huron riding with the excep- constable, who made the arrest. There was a tense feeling about the historic Mary Fralick, E. C. c; E. L. c; M. H. F. A. 3. ' . OBITUAR1 county building where a1 re- • :eumed session was held of an investi- gation .instituted as a result of an in- report made by F. A. Gibb & . . Co., chartered accountants, who start- ed a special audit one inonth ago , inquiry • The Was started on Wednes- day of last week before Mrs. Edna t t Special Examiner.A he • first session Mr. Young is said to • • • have made certain admissions, and as a result Warden Ballantyne, ,on the advice of R. C. Hays Jr., County Sol- icitor, demanded and received his re- signatioe, . Mr. Young's house was searched by the Police and records seized. An incipient blazein the county buildings xi aided to anxiety of warden Banan- tyne arid Reeve Goldthorpe, who re- presented the County Council at the probe. The proceedings were con- ducted quiet] Mr. Young was not- Y• . • ified through counsel of his impend- ing- arrest and permitted time to ar- range bail before reporting at .the Magistrate's office. The sixty -year- old grey -headed Treasurer appeared quite calm. On advice Of counsel, he made no statements. c; Cath. Fry, M. H. c; Trig. c. Vera Fry, E. C. c. Loreen Gilkinson, M. H. c; Alg. c; Phys. c; L. A. c; L. C. c. Norman Hall, M. H. c. Geom. 3; L. A. 3; L. C. 3; F. A. c; F. C. c. Reta Hastie, M. H. 1; Zool. 2; L. ' A. , L. C. , F. A. , F. C. , G. A. A 2. L C 3. F A 2. F 3. G 1; G. C, c. , . Jack Herd, E. C. c; E. L. c; M. H. Trig. le c; c; e,ot. c; Zool. 2. ' Noral Hiseox, Alg. c; Zool. c; F. A. 3. : • ' • EvanHornuth, Geom• c• tool , Bot • c. 7 3; F. A. c. . Grace Ireland, E. L. c; M. H. 2; Phys. c. . . • • E. Jenkins, E. C. c; Bot. c. Jack keine, Alg, 3; Geom. c; Trig. I . Ida Kelly, E. C. c; Trig. I. Kenneth Lott, E. L. c. Agnes • Loottie, • Geom. I; Bot. 3; Zool. I; Chem. I. Margaret MacNeil, Geom. I; Bot. 2; Zool. 1; Phys. 2; Chem. c; L ,A. 3; L. C. 2; F. A. 2; F. C. c. Ellen McBride Willie McDonald, IVI. H. c; Bot. ce Zool, c; Phys. 3; L. A. c; L. C. c; R Mrs. Ellen Jeffr A grand old. life passe, Wednesday morning, Aug the person of Mrs. Ellen lict of the late Wm. B. la • old f 94 t e ripe o age o yea . ednis the last remaining Turnberry Townehip havi: - , froth Port ;,Perry 70 year . led To s t on. t 3, concession A 1 tasted a.1 the hardships life; For forty years slit a resident of 13elmore epic: did health until a week when she gradually weak; She leaves to 111.0llrri th loving mother, Willinot, Montana; A.lbert, of Calif() ard, on the tenth; Robe boundary; Minnie and Ell The funeral Friday aftei 'ducted by Rev. Thompson, ly attended.. The pester to from ,Genesis 49; 33, read ! also 2 Corn 5. A favorite h of Ages, was sung. Mk Caseniore and Margaret MA sweetly "Good Night." The pall -bearers were: l ney, Fred Johann, Georg . E'S SCHOOL , . • HOUSE• OPENING ' ay, Sept. lst, the beautiful 31 house, Currie's School, aces •the school which was .t . spring will be , officially . fine program of addresses will be given during the commencing at 1:30 o'clock I be served at the supper •ing the evening there will ;. Everybody interested isi . • . - AH GAS RUINS 'H AND BEAUTY gas that causes loss of rest ruins your health and yl Even people who have or , years from stomach used by acid ,stomach .are ef from Bisma-Rex, a new, sting antacid powder. Bis- nese lasting relief, tool Get McKibbon's Inexall Drug Won Second Prize ' At a Twilight of Mixed rinks at Lucknow,Monde night a local rink y A. c. • Corine McLean, E. C. 3, Harry Mann E. C. 1, E. L. c. • ' Mitchell, L. A, 1; G. A. 1; G. Jim Hamilton, Reuben S Fleming Ballagh. Inter: made in McIntosh Cemete: sived at Isard's, a large. )f Women's and Misses' Coats showing 'exeellent tstancling styles and latest Inspection invited. ' , Late . :o electrical trouble with ,pe machine we were un- .le our paper at the usual •eek. We are one day late due to the above noted • • . , . . StOre-.Meat Specials , ken for Sat. delivery up no Lay, for Spare Ribs, 2 lbs. :nderloins for 30c; always ugar cured Sliced Bacon sar cured Beck Bacon 22c . Sugar cured Cottage.rollsof ;o cooked . meats at very es. , • e . r Services at 'sited Church Services ' '11 b held Liar will e - evale United Church on pt. 3rd. The pastor, .Rev. , who has recently moved L'entralia, will conduct the .ich will be held at 10.30 •ning. and at 7.80 in the ' 1 musical selection pecta , s :ii by the choir who have tg. under the leadership, of 1:ooke„, of Blyth. T H r. and Mr. and Mrs. \A . H. Willis,, • _ Mrs A., laylor, won second prize • • , with 3 wins and a plus ,of 13. Editor Is Lucky ,The weekly prize draw at Hazel- grove & Goodyear's Tobacco Shop was won last week by W. W. Arm - • strong. One dollar's worth of trade is the prize so we will have free ' . smokes for this week. • Blnevale Orange Lodge Service • ' Bluevale L. 0. L. No. 766 will hold their annual decoration service in the Bluevale Cemetery, on Sunday, Aug, 27th at 4 o'clock Rev. A. V. Robb ' ' • Bluevale and. Mr, David Roland ' of Glamis will deliver the memorial . addresses. Brethren will meet at 3.30 at the hall. Everyone cordially invit- ed. . • Narrow Escape On Sunday .morning Mr. D. Silver g o., of the ' Hub Clothin C had a liar- e f injury.H ;..' d ' ow escape rom e w s riv- ing to Toronto and when on the de- tour south of Arthur he turned out Jean C. 2: Winnie Moir, M. H. c; Geom. c; Zool. c; F. A. 3. . Milian Moore, M. H. 1;. Alg. 1; Geom I.• Phys 2. Chem. 2- L. A. le ' ' • • ' , 1 L. C. 2. F. A. 2., F. C. 3. ' John Norman, E C. 2; M. H. c; Alg. 3; Geom. 2; Trig. I; Bot, .2; Zool.' 1. Chem.2, - ,. John Pattison, Alg. 2; Phys. 1; L. C. c. jack Pollock, E. C. 1; E. L 3. Ella Rae, Alg. c; Geom. c; Bot. c; Zool 3. F A. ' 2. F. C. ' C '3 ' ' ' , Murray Rae, -Phys. e; Chem. 3; L. A. 3; L. C. 2; F. A. c; F. C. 2. Leah Robertson, E. C. 1; E. L. c; F. A. 3; F. C. c. . Mary Robertson E. C. 2. " • Jessie Ross, M. H. c; Alg. 2; Geom 3. L. A. c;L: C.'3; F. A. c. F. C. 3. ' ' - '. Russell Scott, E. L. c; M. H. c; Bot 3; Zool. c; Phys. 3. Mary Stewart, E. C c; E. L. c. Jim Thompson, E. C. I. • E-ae Thompson, Alg. 2; Chem. 2; L A c• L. C. c. F. C. c. L. • • , , Olive Tiffin, E. L. c; M. H. 3; Alg.' 2; Trig. 1. Alg 2. Bot Vivian Tiffin, M, H. c; . . • - William Johnato: Following an illness of ; the death of William John; ed at his residence, let 36, 9 East Waevano.sh, on Mo ' 21st. Mr. Johnston can be ed a pioneer of East Wane ing lived there since he was old and 57 years on the He was born in Cartwright Durham County in 1855, years ago on New Years 1 Elizabeth Ilenter, and four they celebrated their 'gold anniversary. , Surviving besides hie i one son and one daughte Shoebotfoth and Charles, bc Wavvanosh, and one broth; of Parry Sound. . The funeral was held frc eesidence on Wednesday at 2 p.m., Rev. L, V. Fococ ted the services at the lieu graveside. Interment bein Brandon cemetery. The ' were Alex. Porterfield, Jas, George Cunningham, Ed. Scott and W, Vincent, . to avoid a bad spot in the road and his car slid into the ditch striking a telephone pole. The windshield of the car was broken and the left fender bent Mr' Silver did 'not receive so ' ' . much as a scratch due to the fact that he was travelling at a very slow speed. - , . 3; Zool, 8; L. A. 3; L. C. I; F. A. 2, F. C. I. Dell Walker, M. H. 3; Alg c; Geom 2; L, A. 2; L. C. 2; F. A. c; F. C. c. .Keith Watson, Bot. c;• Zool. c. jean Webster, E. C. 2; E. L. 1; Alg I; Geom. I; Trig. I; L. A. 1; L. C..1; F. A. I; F. C. 1; G. A. I; G. C. 1. • . Liberals Win. in Nova Sc Angus Macdonald,, 43 -ye tive of ' r' Inverness -ounty, tia led the Liberals of tha to 'a swee • victory' ping ovei ser t' C ent . I va ive sovernm o. on Tuesday. • Children's Hospital,' Toronto, . M' Gladys Robertson R.N re- To Teach in the West , • Miss , .., . • fer spenclitig a Miss Florence Deacon, the To - turned to Toronto, at . , . s few weeks at her home here. ronto•Ptiblic School Staff left on at- ' • d • Edmonton,• Mr. and Mrs. George Smith an fa- .urday for after spending rnily left on' Monday for a three the holidays with her sisters in Mors week's vacation at Grand. Bend. ris and East Wawanosh. Miss Dea- ,Harrington Mr. and Mrs. jack Isbister encl fa- con will teach in the Western city tion of Goderich Town and the fol- lowing added from the old South Bruce riding: Townships of •I-Itiron, Culross Kirtloss Carrick and the vil- ' ' ' • lages ol" Teeswater, Mildmay, Ripley and ' Lucknow. . . ' (Continued on Page Five) , • HITS AUTO NEAR MONCTON, rally of Onaway, Mich., are, visiting during the next year, -being on ex- with his mother, Mrs. W. Isbisten change with .Miss Campbell of Ed - Mr. and Mrs. A. Bienian and farri- monton who will take' her roorn in of Londori, were weeksend guests Toronto. . her mother, Mrs. W. A. Currie. ,,, Women's Institute, August 81st A meeting of the Women's Insti- tote will be held in the council chain- ber on Thursday afternoon, Aug. 31, . - - DECORATION SERVICE ' Blanche Weir, Alg, c. Elizabeth Weir,M H 1- 2. M. H. , Alg. , was: Liberals 21, Conserv-a doubt 1. . , Auto Smashed to Pieces . " HELD SUNDAY Geom. 3; L. A. c; L. C. c; F. A. c; C. F C 3 HOLE IN ONE ' ng people were instantly ily 0Monday afternoon when ,hich they were riding was Canadian Pacific passerts t the second' public road st of West Mooktoti sta.. , eut half a Mile east of the a car, tarried a considers e down"the tracks, before is brought to a stop, was demolished. f the double tragedy were' trade, r) N, Golightly, 1.9 -year,. el giti, and Hector IVIc- d 23 of enount „' Forest, iiig , lead when Meinbere ef the 'cached them, - ' Wingham L.,0.1, No. 794 held their DecorationS ivied on. Sun Atnual C. • -, • • C c. Trig. 1. jim Weir, E. C. , E. C. ; E. L. ; Tom Watson E C c E L 3 AT ALPS C with . Mrs, J. McCool visited with her . ' SCHOOL daughter, 'Mrs, George Schaefer of OPENS • Goderich, for a few clays this week. TUESDAY, SEPT. 5th her at 2.80 &clock. All itemizers are aSk- ed to make a special effort to be pre- sent. An invitation to. all ladies in- terested in the work of the Institute .eterY" .., day afternoon to the WIngliam Cern' About eighty members of the order were in the parade. , , Wor. Master William Henderson had charge of the service at the Cern- etery which opened with the singing • of a hymn and responsive reading. The tames of the deteased brethren . . Trig. 1. ' '. Janet Woods,,M. a c; Alg. cj Trig 1; I3ot. c; Zool. e; F. A. c; F. C. c, 84 per cent. of the papers written were passed; 44 per cent. obtained , horror standing. Any one wishing to appeal, apply be the Principal, Mr. L Brackenbur for forms G. L. ,, y - Don. Ewing, of Teeswati tered the Hall of Fame. 1 tiesda.y evening while playil with W. M. Hutchison, te l3ank of Mcintreal, at Tee matle the nth hole in on; juet getting dusts as he dre he knew, his ball was on Miss Minnie Barber ie spending • . . . , . holidays in Ottawa, the guest of her Summer is fest passing and the ring sister, IVIre. (Ron.) G. T. Campbell. of the school bell will be heard be- Leave your basket or crate of eggs fore long, In ' less ehan two, weeks at (Merle's atid be more than satis- the students will once more be back . Bed. We pay highest pricee, cash or at their desks, starting another Year of school life, 'rhe Schools will re- ... ., Mrs. Theodore eviairidy aria eon, Ro- open on Ttiesclay, SePtember 5th. bert, have returned hetzle after spend- • Last -Year there was coneiderahle a week with Mr, and Mrs. Fred confusion about the date schools f"6- Herimore at Sarnia. opened, bet tins year the date is see- (Additioiial Lotale on Page Four) (ember 5th, the day after Labor Day. are cor ta y invt . cl. 11 ' • •ted ' Golf Club Dance . The Alps Golf Mid 'Country Club was the scene of a merry party on • • Friday night when the members of the Club and their friends enjoyed an evenhig. of dancing, The 131tiebird Orthestra, of Walkerton, again fur- niehed the Music to the satisfaction es ail present, Lunch svas ,served by the members of the Club. numbering about 180, ,were read by . . . Celiclair Phippen, the, secretary. ' A forcefel . address was given by Ree. L. E Currie, after which the floral tributee were placed e)it the grAve8. ' Irisitc,rs over the week -end wi'th Mrs, Margaret Mcl,ean were Dr. W. 5. McLeart of Westminster Hoepital, London, Mt. and Mrs. R. Brooke .of Toronto. '' or nearby. He started look bail and imagine his, empri was discovered that the b the cup. Don. will have a ; to tell the boy,s at WO,St. sity when lie ,returete this 1 ONDAY re for Three three burnt.- ct, and dame es and store strectioli of h late Mori- as estirnat- n 150 men, • ensall, Clin- h Volcnteer astily-form- cl for nearly flame under . Overholt, veeriholt; b • leas ,for aid .' ire Depart- • ; g in which ed by the red during ay d. out early nst 16th in Jeffrey, re - Jeffrey; at rs. Deceas- pioneer of ug come on s ago, set - 12, hiving of pioneer has been ying splen - or so ago, ned. loss of a of Billings rnia; Rich - rt, on the at home. noon, con - was large- ok his text Oth Psalm 3m1, Rock ses Etoile indell sang Peter Hak- e McKee, tokes and ent was Y• ix months ton occur-, conceesion day, Aug. truly call - nosh, hav- four years one farm. Township Fifty-four e married years ago n wedding idow are , Mrs. F. th of East r, Charles m his late afternoon, k, conduce e and the made in allbearers Anderson, Walsh, A. a ar-old na- ova Sco- t province - the Con - Premier he result tives 8, in. URSE r, has ett- aet Wed - g a round ler in the swater, he • It was ve off and, the green ing for his se se -hen it all was in teat story •ti Velvet-, all. ' ;...eirar..„„erereeeen.