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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1933-11-30, Page 1With Which is Amalgamated The Gerrie Vidette and Wroxeter News: 'Single Copies Five Cents WINGHAM, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30th, 1933 Subseriptems '$2.00 Per Year 'TOWN LEAGUE NOW COMPLETE 'Lower Town Rounds Out Six -Team Group. The Town League reached its full ..ea Iota of six teams- with the entry of Lower Town to :the league last week, "The Suburbanites hope to ice a good team: Fully sixty players comprise the personnel of the six teams which .await the barrier on the first season of - the new league. League officials' :are planning the ceremonies for open- ' ing night 'which won't be long now; we hope. The 'Wingham Arena Cup for which the ;teams will battle is on display in Hamilton's Jewelery Store: One of the strongest= teams (num- eerically, at least) awaiting the open- ing gun is the green and white shirt - ed crew led by Elwell Webster. The Welders' mentor has no less than -thirteen players in the £olcl and none of thein are superstitious, The .elong- ated Reg, Douglas is expected to look after the twine bungalow a la Chabot, Four bounce 'em artists' will fight it out for regular defence berths includ- ing Ross Harriston, Jack "Peskey" Beninger and the two rotund gents, "Porky" Mitchell and "Colonel" Rae- Cruicicshanks, a rangy centre will likely be flanked by Gurney and Mel- ler on one front line, with the resei-v- ` •es being recruited among, Andy Scott, }) "t'Spike" Templeman, Jack Sturdy, Stan,. Campbell and Macklin -Groves, This looks like .a rough tough team of the old maroon style in the days of Hooley Smith, ,Nets Stewart and maintaining• their low admission price Babe Seibert- These boys are already. of "twenty-five cents with only ten betting into shape between snow- cents extra forreserved seats and two storms and prairie ice: We hope to well-known manufacturers, Fischman "have the schedule ready for next Spring Co,, Ltd., of Kitchener, and 'week. L. A Young Ind., Ltd., of Windsor, have donated a spring filled mattress Fruit and Vegetables and a "StayoungT' spring respectively Phone. 207 for Fresh Fruit and Ve-- to :$e used as prizes on lucky ;admis- getables-Prices • right, Prompt De- sign tickets, In addition, the draw - livery. Bondi's Fruit Market ing for the Fox Fur donated to the s' Fund by the Allen-DuVal Fax Farm AppendiSc Operation will be made on the first night: Ted Slatter underwent an operation for appendicitis on Monday forenoon in the. Winghan General Hospital; Mr, Slatter worked for Mr, John Fal - 'colter. We are pleased to report he is doing well. DRAMATIC CLUB .FOR, WINGI-IAM FOR MAYOR. REEVE, STAFF ENTERTAINED Will the Chamber of Commerce en- AND COUNCILORS On Wednesday evening large its organization to include a Y b of last Dramatic Club Committee? It isa 'A 3• Weer Received Acclamation 'eels' the management of the Blue As Utilities, Commission. vale Creamery entertained their staff question one frequently hears these with their wives and friends numb days: And why? The cast of "A Bold er- Although no fireworks tookrag about twenty-four in all, to a Front which is comprised of thirty- place turlee inn six of our youngat the nomination meeting in the andY dinner and an evening of fun people, have had so. Town 'Hall on Monday night frolic. much genuine pleasure in the pre are Y g the p din- meetingproved veryin Dinner was served in the main ation of the play that they.are already interesting as in room f talkingof the hope each member of the Council gave a g o the Queen's,Hotel, Wing- eachthat opportunity very good report of the workham, from eight to nine o'clock, un - will be given to carry on their organ- p accom- der the "very efficient mana ement of ization. pushed during the year• Following g A select few privileged to be fires= the close of the nominations Mr, Geo,. Mr. and Mrs. Macklam, 1 Spotton was elected chairman. After all had done justice to turkey ent at a full rehersal this week were and mince pies they were entertained amazed atthe 'splendid showing made The following is a ;list of these nominated, with the' mover and sec at 'the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. T. and said that the play was so funnyThomson, The ' onder: evenings fun was in that even members of the cast who chargeof For Mayor Mrs. Geo.. T. Thomson and had been preparing it for weeks louMiss E. Johnson, G. L. Baker,s J n, and was carried out ghed till the "tears rolled down their G by Fred Davidson and '. cheeks: A Geo. Spotton. in splendid style, and all report a Apparently an'unusual treat very enjoyable evening is in store for our people;on the ev W, H. Willis, by' Fred :Davidson a easings of the 7th and 8th of Decent and Jas: Gilmour. her, whentheH. 'B, Elliott, by C. R. Wilkinson Christmas Tree and Concert play is being produced and Fred Davidson. in our Town, Hall.On the evening of the 21st Decem- Wingliam is to be congratulated on J` W. Hanna, by D. Falconer and ber at S. S. No, 5, Turnberry, having so many citizens who are an- Ed. Williams. J. W. IVlcKibbon, by Jas. Gilmour Special Cash Prices., Dec: 2nd xious and willing to give their time and talent in aid of community enter- and W. J• Greer. Sirloin Steak 17c lb.; Porterhouse prises, for this play isin aid of the For Reeve Steak or Roast 17c lb.; Round Steak Hospital X -Ray Fund and if those J. W. McKibbon, by C. R. Willem- 15c lb.; Rolled Roast of Beef 14c lb.; son and H. B. Elliott, Pork Sausages, 2 lbs, for 25c. Thos. who are interested in the production of "A Bold Front would like a Fred Davidson, by G. L Baker and Field Co." , per- Jas. Gilmour. manent organization all our citizens Toronto Huron Old Boys to Meet. should offer them every encourage- C. R. Wilkinson, by J. W. McKib- The Huron Old Boys' Association bon and Geo. Spotton. mein. Toronto, will hold their annual It is expected that capacity houses H :B ,Elliott; by W H. Gurney and will lend their support to the cause W. J. Greer. meeting in the City Dairy Recreation Commissioner Hall, Spading Crescent, on Tuesday for the Chamber of Commerce is evening, Dec. 5th. At this meeting A. J. Walker, by H. B. Elliott and the officers forb J. W. McKibbon.' (Acclamation), the `,ensuing year will be elected. Following the lateness Councillors session euchre and bridge, followed Jas. Gilmour, by C. R. Wilkinson by an hour of dancing, and H. B. Elliott, • H. B. Elliott, by Jas. Gilmour and Famous Cow Dead J. W. 1VlcKibbon• The 23 -year-old cow owned by Mr, C. R. Wilkinson, by H. B. Elliott Wm, McConnell, near Dungannon, and Fred Davidson. which recently made herself famous, Fred L. Davidson, by C. R Wilkin and was reported in this column, by son and H. 13. Elliott. presenting her owner with her twen- Dan Geddes, by G. L. Baker and A. tieth calf a short time ago,' is dead. J. 'Walker, Being unable to eat anything except J. W. Hanna, by Fred Davidson and chop and apples because of her lack J. W. 1VlcKibbon, of teeth, her digestive system be - James Moffat, by Geo. Spotton and came deranged and she passed out. W. J. Greer. She gave suffiicent milk to feed her A, M. Bishop, by G. L. Baker and calf until two days previous to her D. McDonald. death. Mr. McConnell is in receipt of J, H. Crawford, by W. VanWyck a letter from a Toronto lady, a com- and E. R. Harrison. plete stranger, who had seen the re 'Phos. Bowers, by J. W. Hanna and port of this marvelous cow in one of T. R. Garrett. the daily papers. In the letter she W, W. Armstrong, by A. J. Walk- asked him to be kind to the faithful er and D. McDonald. old cow and even made the sugges- G. L. Baker, by A. J. Walker and tion that in order to extend her. al - W. H. Gurney. ready long life he might procure. a 3. W. McKibbon, by A. M. Bishop set of artificial teeth for her so that and J. W. Hanna. she might be exhibited next year Public School Board when Toronto Centennial is celebrate Ward 1. R. H. Lloyd, by J. M. Gra- ed. hair and Alfred Lockridge. (Accl.)• ` Ward 2, • N. L. Fry, by E. R. Har- rison and E S, Copeland. (Acct.) progress oracle in,the town this was Ward 3. J. 0, Habkirk, by Alfred largely true, but all towns through- Lockridge and J. M. Graham. W out the world were in the same can VanWyck, by W. H. Haney and J. dition. He explained that the depres- M. Graham, sion was now four years old and that Ward 4. R. A. Currie 15y N. L. with the failure of one of 'the factor - Fry and C. Coope, ies Here 160 hands had been thrown out of work which caused a loss in Coun: G. L. Baker, who was nom- inated for Mayor, was the first speak- population of 200' people. Other face Headquarters.for Coleman's Fresh er, He has been Chairman of the tortes also had to reduce their staffs, and Sugar -Cured Meats. Property Committee for the past two Townships practically all showed in- creased populations but this year the See our window years, He explained that, as his cont,: townswillhave an inereaso' in 'o that will save you mittee has but $1000 to spend, very Pu- P anent Ins ected little was done outside of the routine ,lotion, P )• work, They liad however ie aired He said he was opposed to paying Front Grocery, p and painted the band stand at the relief rent and it would be: a very A Presentation park, and a few other repairs rriade, dangerous precedent, Speaking of the" He .had hoped to redecorate the local factories lie said they were in P better shape than two years ago and Council Chamber, but due to the re- duction in the tax rate of two mills there was evidence of an upward it was impossible to do this 'work. He movement. did not state whether he would stand Speaking of the tax race he remind- did not. ed the audience that in his two years In. giving his speech H. B, Elliott in office the tax rate had been re- seal he had tried to work in harmony ducecl by 4 milts and that there had with the Council. . The tax rate had been a net reduction in debenture been reduced two mills in 1933 also debt.. of $18,500. He compared the in 1932. He thought this was a very unpaid taates here with other towzis Mr, `'.i J. McLean and fancily at- good record as cornparect with other and considered it most favorable, Th tended h out t.zihr the funeral of IIv.tr, McLean's . t c r taxe '.are 1.931 329 1 towns, Be spoke of the :financial r s $ , 93 2 . brother-in-law, Mr. J. J. Sullivan, at standing` of the town and said the fine $3,128. So fare this year $26,000 oti Preston an Sunday, Dec, '26, Mr, Stil- ances •were in excellent; shape, He 1.933 taxes have been paid. There ie ; liven van .who was Deputy'Customs Of- rlid not state whether he would again an item, in the financial report lay-' „ ricer' for the past ten year's, was a: run for office or not, inept' into. Court $872, He explained titan whom ever` citizen aclrniras ed this to his aduicnce, Y . J. W. liana- the next speaker, said was shown by the large concourse of lie had been a member of the Prop- He quoted an :item from the. Ad- crty Committee. He said the last six vance-Times evhiclr claimed' that in or seven years had been lost tithe, the matter of toxoid treatment our That more work must be got for the town was behind the tinges. He tools at',th.. Anglican Church. Mr tl g St irvan MANY NOMINATED BLUEVALE, CREAMERY HAPPY GLEANERS' ANNUAL CONCERT The Happy Gleaners' Mission Band Zucknow Bank Manager Transferred of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church C. L.:Oberle, manager of the .Bank held their annual concert in the Sun - orf Montreal; Tyucknage has received day' School room of the Church on notification from the . Head Office ed Friday evening. There was a large report for duty as manager• of the member of the parents. and adults of Kingsville sbranch. Mr- and Mrs.. Ob- the church present, andthey were de- erle' moved to- Lucknow two yeaxs lighted with the program which the :ago ,from Mildmay when the former children presented. chair- -was transferred as manager' from the Rev Kenneth MacLean was chair - Mildmay branch to the Lucknow man and after leading in prayer in- litanch: Since going there Mr. Ob-trodueed the.following :program •erle has been active as' an executive Piano Duet, by Betty and George on various organizations such as Lloyd. Recitation ",Little Workers" 'hockey, bowling and baseball, by seven little girls. Solo, by Eddie Carter. Missionary Exercise, by ,12 boys and 2 girls. Violin Solo, Nor- een Benedict. .Chorus,, Our Chinese Cousins. Reading, June, : Buchanan, Duet, Gordon Jones and Harry Pos- Thousands of women are always liff. Recitation, by Mary Drumbolis. tired, .irritable, suffering from, poor Pageant, Love's Candles, : Piano Solo, sleep and appetite—headaches) They by Margaret Homuth, Dialogue, The -need more irate Get Peptona—the Flag that Flies Highest. Recitation scientific iron and malt conipouncl, It by Noreen Benedict, enriches the blood—rebuilds nerve tissue and muscle -increases the ap King's petite and aids digestion. Peptone is The Woollen Mill and Linen Store sold only at RexaIl Drug Stores, Get Just received our Christmas shi i - a bottle„ today at Mcliiibbori's Retail meat of. Ayer> ship - a Wool Coverlets, Bed Drug Store, Blankets and Knitting :Yarns. They are all opened out on display and we LOCAL AND PERSONAL ask'that you come arid see thein now while colors are complete. King Bros, Mr. W. W. Armstrong was a week- • end visitor in Toronto. Backed Car into Harbour Please vote for me in the Doll Com Karl Laws, Goderich, grain trim- mer,test at MCI ibbon's'bi•ug Store, Tres- while panting his car at day- ine Bondi. • light pn .Sunday morning, backed it C into the harbor, and it immediately ress Corn Salve -made especially for (hose difficult oaguaranteed. ses- sank, He was able to clear himself andgrasped At McKibbon's Drug Store; the safety; chain along- side the wharf, 13ut for the incident Mrs, ,Yohtt. Ellis of<=Plyth and Mrs. having been witnessed some distance Calloway,' of Chicago, are visiting' away by Superintendent Murison of with their sister, Miss R. Coventry. the Goderich Elevator, arid some: of Mr.' and Mrs, E R. Harrison and his men itr ui" to probable that r Sunday s q the Mrs, cram returned w•ir ed on icywould waters Have resulted in having'spe'nt a few days in Toronto. Laws, who was.' partly submerged, Mr. and Mrs. A. Eietmen and fern.- havingto resin tush his hold on the. q t ily of London, were week -end guests chairs. of Mrs, Bieinan's mother, Mr's. W. At Currie. Mr. Adam Johnston, 'Victoria Ste Who has been ill for the past couple of weeks, is showing some slight lin- Provement. "Pain gone iri 15 Minutes" using Rtnnataps for Rheumatism, Backache, Sciatica, McKibbon's Drug g Store, The regular meeting of the Wo- e meta's o-emetr.'s Aure.ilia.r•y to the General Hos- pi'ta1 will be held in. the Coattail p Chamber on Monday , 'afteruoo,i Dec. 4th :at 3.45" TIRED—RUN DOWN? MORE IRON NEEDED CHILDREN GOT HALF -HOLIDAY When the children reported for school on Tuesday morning they were agreeably sttt•:prised to find that they did not have to attend classes. The water connection in the furnace had come loose and it was impossible tib heat the school due to water on the hascm i t floorClasses were held tt ' arr the Afternoon, however, No damage stilted ti zt t om tr this afttd. flood. ELECTION DAY NEXT MONDAY TIMOTHY'S VIEWS EGODERICH TWP. ON CANDIDATES AgAR1 CUTS RATE John W. Hanna and W. H. Willis To the Editor av all thine Taxes Reduced "5 Per Candidates for Mayor. Wing 1 ypersham a , Cent in Three Fears, -- Deer Sur:— — Eight Seek Election as. Councilors : It looks loike wea . '-. , rvud b4 .afther .Lite Township o£ Goderich, Huron havin an elickshun this year, 'Wance: County, had good news for the rate- On.Monday, December 4th the cit- ear ivirytwo - years we tlrtoy to hev .a payers on Friday when they<rath re izens of Wingham will vote to select gineral clane up, so to ehpake, loike at the township � e d their 1934 Mayor and Council: Mayor the fellah who tuk a ttoldhall at Holmes Wilmot bath, an changed They were ' by Reeve Wilmot; W H. Willis is seeking re=election his shirt, iviry six months, whether Haacke and hi four s u henchmen, that and will be opposed by Councilor Ino, he naided to do it arr not.'` in the.past three W. Hanna, ! undhershtand. the risint ee years since the pre - W. council sent reeve assumed office, the 'tax Receives Acclamation claims to hev rejoiced the tax rate be rate had been reduced from 4 2-10 Court, Fred L, Davidson was elect- foor mills durin the pasht.two' years, mills to 2 mills, a reduction of 55 ed Reeve by acclamation, so there be rayson av malcin the town min per cent, The ratepayers in 1930 cone �vurrulc fer. iviry ting they got will be no, contest for - this office.an tributed $41,000' and in 1933 they paid givin free board an lodgins to thim into the treasury $29,700. Less than 8 Stand for Council (6 tobe elected) transhients, Avs coax. ethat-.wus only $300 is outstanding in taxes, all owed The electors will 1iave eight per- wan way that moneywas saved. sur - sons from which to select six coup- v d. An -by not $19 eats, and there is a otirer way wus by payin off debintur- plus.of $x96: cilors, The following are those who es wid money that had be are in the field: W. W. Armstrong, laid by Moreover,' the township is delft g, fer that purpose in pasht years, an free. There were no legal feesaid G. L. Baker, A. M. Bishop, J. H. another way was by refusin hilp to in 1933 and onl p Crawford, H. B. Elliott, Dan Geddes, any fellah who cud kape his childer reli Y $117 was spent on. Gilmour, C. R Wilkinson, from?ef• The prmati council was rem shtarvin be -train foive arr six_turned by acclamation. As noted in the write-up of the dollars a wake, an not payin anny meeting A. 3, Walker y riot, Shure, 'tis a shmart lot av byes was elected a member to the Utilitiesrye hey in the Council` at theUnderwent Operation prisint Commission by acclamation, toime, so we hev, an it nu On Saturday t� d be a pity y Alrss Mildred Griffith School Boards Members Re -Elected to change thim, fer we root ht it of Wroxeter was operated on All members of last g en for ap- year s Public worse wars. Not • ivirybody cud av pendicitis in the Hospital here, She School Board were re-elected by ac- thought av alt thim shames, at all, at is making a satisfactory recovery. clamation. It was thought that in all, so they audden't. But wait till U. C Ward three there night be a contest I am afther tellin ye the besht skame Badminton Club Social between J. O. Habkirk and Walter av all, an nobody but a janius cud Ave"" pleas t evewas enjoy-, VanWyck but Mr. VanWyck with- hev got it to rvurrulz. 1 inane be kaip- r drew, The members are: Ward 1, R. in the assistmints up, in ardher to. H. Lloyd, Ward 2 N. L. Fry, Ward hilp kape the tax rate down, 'Twas 3, J. O. Habkirk, Ward 4, R. A. Cur- a wondherful oidea intoirely, so it rie. wus, an the Council shud hev. leath Where to Vote er medals pinned to theer coats fer Polls .open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.tinkin av it. Och! Shure! 'Tis a quare Ward" 1. Polling Sub -Division No. wurruld we do be livin in, so it is. 1—at Robertson's Garage. Av coarse iviry wan av the lads Ward 2. Polling Sub -Division No, who do be runnin has some pet oidea 2 --at Davidson's Implement Shop. av his own, Ward 3. Polling Sub -Division No. Mishter Willis wants to kape on 3—at the' Town Hall. Tejucin the tax rate, whoile Mishter Ward 4. Polling Sub -Division No. McKibbon is in the "Go Slow Mary" C, Tem.pleman's Store. crowd, loike the Thripple V class Ward 4. Polling Sub -Division No. play' 5 -at Frank Watson's Store. Mishter Wilkinson wants betther protickshun agin foire, Mishter Dav- idson wants to kape the sewers 'lane, Mishter Hanna wants to fade thine BLUEVALE L. 0, L. transhients betther, Mishter Gilmour ELECT OFFICERS wants to turn thim loose on a poile av cordwood to airn theer board an kape, Mishter Baker wants to kape the town property in good ordher if we only had the money to stipend. 'Tis loike the headloine the taicher used to wroite at the top av the page in our copy books the winther I wint to skool. "Manny min av manny mainds, manny birruds av diffrunt koinds". Thim wus thrue wurruds thin, an they do be thrue shtill. Mr. Shpotton acted as chairman at the nominashun maytin an filled the: position completely. Yours till afther the elickshun, Timothy Hay. .Ata meeting of Bluevale L. O. L. No. '766 on Monday night the follow- ing officers were elected for the en- suing year: W. M.—W. J. Peacock. D. M.•—G, F. Hetherington. Chaplain—Melville Mathers. Rec. Sec.. -R, J. Forrest. Fin. Sec—C, E. Johnston, Treas.--G, 0., Thornton, Marshall—Conrad Goll, lst Lecfi •-•-Whitney Stewart. 2nd Lect,—Harry Goll, Committee—Wm. Thornton, Wm. McGee, John Wickstead, Fred Sell- ing, John Smith. Aduitors--H• L. Stewart and Whit- ney Stewart. Tyler—Gordon Hall, Sentinel ---Wilson Thornton, display for prices money. (Govern - Phone 17. Red 'Miss Laura. Mitchell who has re- signed her position at the Bell Tele- phone Office, was the guest of honor at a party given by the girls of the 13e11 Telephone Staff on Monday ev- ening, at'the home of Miss Celesta Carr. A most enjoyable time was spent and Miss Mitchell was. present. P , 'ed with a beautiful floor lam ti Attended Funeral hi Preston ed an Friday by the members of the United Church Badminton Club when a social evening was held, Besides playing Badminton ecrrnpetitions of ping pong, throwing the darts and other games were much enjoyed. Fol- lowing this evening of games the Lad- ies of the club served lunch. West Wawanosh to Have Election Contrary to predictions there will be an election in West Wawanosh Township this year, the fight for the Reeveship being between Reeve W. J. Stewart and Thomas Webster,. Those who are candidates for the council vacancies are: Cairns Aitchee son, John McQuinin, Albert Bamrnie, Patrick Walsh, Wm. Rutherford, Brown Smith, David Hamilton. Buy Groceries at King's 8 oz. bottle Vanilla 15c; 16 oz. tin cocoa 25c; Choice Dates, '2 lbs. 19c; Princess Soap Flakes 15c; Choice Clover Honey 39c; Choice Coffee, 16. oz. tin 39c; Macaroni, 4 lbs. 25c; fresh Bordeau Walnuts 49c lb.; 5 -String. Corn Broom 39c; Castile Soap, 9 cakes for 25c; McLaren's Jelly Pow- ders 4 for 23c; Seedless Raisins, 2 lbs. 25c; Choice Pink Salmon, 2 tins 23c; 60c Black Tea 39c The Kellogg's Corn Flakes 3 for 25c; Small Christ- mas Cheese, each 69c. OBITUARY Francis B. Scott There passed away at his home in. Won Draw Bluevale an Wednesday afternoon, Winner of Sturdy's Draw an Sat - Nov. 22nd, an old and greatly res - day, Nov. 25th, Emerson Wright, of cis tB. Scott, int his 87the th yeonar. of.Fran Morris. alt year, He was born in the township of Pure Maple Syrup McKillop, near Seaforth, where he Direct from Quebec, special 26c a spent his childhood and young roan- pint (13 [b., 3 oz. to the gallon). Red hood ,arid where he learned his trade Front Grocery, as a blacksmith. He moved to 131ue- vale almost 64 years ago, and with Bazaar Saturday, Dec. 9th the exception of one year spent with The ladies of St. Palti s Anglican a C.P.R. construction company near Church are holding their annual 13a- Schrieber, he had conducted a black- zaar and Sale of Fancy Goods and smith business here unci] four years Home-made Baking in the Council ago when he retired from active Chamber on Saturday afternoon, Dec, work. He always enjoyed good health 9th. Afternoon Tea will also be serve and was able to be around the house' eel. and take a short walk out until a week before his death, this being the Tea and Sale first time in his life that he had been The ladies' Aid of St. .Andr;ew's confined T d to his bed through illness. Presbyterian Church will hold a Tea He always believed �,eo 5 chewed' it to be .a peT�soty,. and Sale of Homemade Baking and duty to their country, to use their other articles in the basement of the franchise and never missed an -poor- Church on Saturday afternoon, Dec, tunity tooll his vote at 2nd. There'will p any election. a l be a table of rniscel- He was a Presbyterian in religion and laneous articles, all suitable for Xmas served for manya s yea' on the Boatel gifts. . Sale will commence at 8 p.nt. of Mat—legman. His wife, Margaret sharp. Teaseated from 3 to 5 r clock, Isbister, preeleceased hitt threeye ar Everybody ivchconte, ago. He is survived by two daught- ers, Mrs, R. V. Garniss and Miss ref. Olive Scott and oticort s , Malcolm, of Bluevale, also one gratidda,ughter, Mrs. Neil 13, McEachern, of Mount Forest. The funeral was held an Saturda Y afternoon, a short private service at his late residence, followed by a ser- vice in :Knott Presbyterian Church conducted by thepastor, Rev, Patterson, During the service the Solo "Does Jesus 'Care" was be ttti. fully rendered by Mrs, eT.eon Kattfe tnatq, Intertetent was made in Phi& vale eeineter y. The hall -bearers were Jantesichrrl, John Itirtort, Andre.' Troltrres, 'Win. Yoe, .Jaime ills i;,artly and :William : 'Thornton, citizens who attended the funeral. A. EXERCISE YOUR l%ivate service was held at his home • FRANCHISE MONDAY 'loch a public service was held The right to vote is a privilege e and unemployed, that there had been no issue with the. Editor on this point r ., " " had served overseas .in the Great Wal• a drily and Was won 'b our forefa - y th building, in fact, little work of any and told. what has been done ni,this enlisting in 1915. He was - member On . ,, a b r crs -ilei math suffering. Mon - kind. .Tale said everybody must try to regard by the Board of Health, of Preston Pot ar • '' Post, Canadian Legion, day,Der„ 4th,there is to be < e - do something to help others, If l,e Relief work, he said was a difficultan ltc r ,. about' fifty members of the Legion batt here, There are t o candidates ran for Mayor he would let the pea- feature of Council work. He had triedhavingw d t attending in a hotly, they for the office tlf. M pie knew 1 s , , , ,, ayor and eight t law he ., , tpod. ,and that lie to disperse this relief without .going char eof the funeral proceedings. 1x p tttg's, 112r, tratrtes will:appear on the ballast for, only rides.one Noise, to extreme either al geeing too much , • n a g g Su:llivart. leaves to tris passing, C"attnr`rlor of which sil will be ,elect - Mayor W. E. Willis gave a very or too little. The cost of this has,• arr.. wire (formerly T.i1fy 1Vi'ct.can), ed" thor"rrugh restinie of his stewardshi, been on. dollar P Per individual n Per l li 1 andtwo cots Harvey an David, - ` eons, d vrd lie r Y 'nut business res Tie rnentiattert l 1 s r sof the town is yt!ttrs, the fact that it 'was we,el., There are now five families sides his i':rthcr and mother, three sis- express our• interest tri mi: "ri n Y muita . ptrl a£ two yeas•"a"since he tools office, Tri on relief. i. tete and tk�U btotltcrs. Interment ie fairs 1 , � ar s by voting, :T�o':not neglect your: 4 (Ccintitnted' nt7 Page hive)': Pieston Cemetery, frariclaisc, lite matter :�of there hcing very, little. 1� eat