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IN MEMORIAM
AUCTION SALE—Of Household ef-
fects at the home of Wm. Broome,
near J. A. MacLean's mill yard, will
be held at.2 p.rn. on Saturday, .Nov
17th, Terms, cash, W. Broome,
Proprietor; T. R. Bennett, Auct.
CABBAGE FOR SALE—David Fin-
lay. •.
FOR SALE -15 Plymouth Rock Pul-
lets and a young Calf. George Ter-
vit, Phone 632r3.
FOR. SALE -100 lbs. of nicely flav-
ored mixed Honey, just extracted.
7c lb. in small lots. John T. Cur-
rie, 619r3.
FOR SALE—DeLaval No.. 12 Cream
Separator. Good condition. Cheap.
Apply Advance -Times.
FOR SALE—Factory Building and
about one-third acre in town of
Wingham. Building white brick 80
x196 ft. erected in 1914. May be
sold for wrecking. Tenders close
November 24. R H. Lloyd, Wing -
ham, Ontario, Liquidator.
HOUSEKEEPER Wanted — Apply
Mrs. M. Fraser, Brussels, Ont. Ph.
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In loving memory of Mrs. C. R.
Wilkinson who died Nov. 16, 1932,
Weep not for me or wish me back,
I now from pain am free.
And in my Jesus'' arms do rest
Where I once wished to. be,
You watched for -me besides my bed
Now I will watch for you,
And when you reach the Golden Gate
I'll come and lead you through.
Dad and Kathleen,
MANY ATTENDED
SERVICE AT
THE CENOTAPH
(Continued from Page One)'
ed men of Egypt to freedom. Tl'
command to Israel of old, was.,. ;
"Ye shallobserve this thing for'.:a
ordinance to thee and to thy ,ser.
for ever. And it shall come to pas
when ye come to the land th.‘, Lor
will give you, ye shall keep this se
vice. And it shall come to pass, wile
youryor children shall say unto yo
LOST On Friday noon, a brown "What mean ye by this.service";tha
Collie • Dog (Rover), between 1st ye shall say,it is the sacrifice of th
and 2nd lines of Morris. If found,
kindly let us know and we will passover, when He smote the Egyp
come for him. John Stone, Wing- ians, and delivered our houses. An
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THE WTNGH,AM..ADV1NCE--TIMES
Thursday, Nov. 15th, 1934
We watched the shell hole as the day.! I
crept by, ,
Yet saw no change, till whentlie
pight,drew nigh
Cdne tle ught he saw an arth move,
lien a hand,
And knew that shell hole out in "Na
Man's Land"
Held life, that we must rescue ere the
morn
We could not fail them, we, the Brit-
ish
ritish born,
Who never left ,a comrade in
Murch --
We needed but a leader for the
search.
A little English subaltern, whose hair
Curled from a forehead that was boy-
ish fair,
And who had left. his school to take
the gun
To play a sterner game than boyish
fun,
Went to the Major, and asked leave,
to go.
Thinking the risk too great, he an-
swered "No."
Could he have gone himself he soon
had led,
But duty held him fast, so he the head
Must doubly guard the welfare of the
men.
"See for yourself, Sir!" said they, and
again
They proved that men were waiting
till they came.
Knowing the boy had grit to play the
game,
The Major gripped his hand and turn-
ed away.
Each knew the price
have to pay.
Thee boy called for volunteers, a
sixty-two
Lined up to go—to death—for all
they knew.
But ere they started, waiting him to
speak,
A bashful flush burning upon his
cheek,
He said, "I promised mother, ere I
came,
Promised that I would call upon His
name
When danger threatened, so before
we go
We'll say 'Our Father'; and with head
bowed low,
He led in prayer, and everybody
spoke,
Unless like me, .a lump came in their
throat.
Then, when they said, "amen", his
bead still low,
He asked the Lord to keep the men,
and go
With them, and guide across that
shell -swept place,
Through tangled wire, and for a little
space
Give them safe conduct till they came
again—
Since they, like Christ, were going to
rescue Hien.
And .I, who hadn't had much use for
prayer,
Wondered if God would hear, and
waiting there,
I wondered still. Hour after hour
went by
And dawn was faintly lighting up the
sky
When they came back—thirteen and
•
sixty-two!
They trusted God, and they had foundw
Him true.
Barbed wire entanglement and shell
MAN WANTED for Rawleigh Route
of 800 families. Write immediate-
ly. Rawleigh, Dept. CNK -125 -SA,
Montreal, Canada.
NOTICE -3 calves strayed on to my It is there that we must teach th
property, Lot 26, Con. 12, West true love of peace that this.• day:.cal
• Wawanosh, on or about Oct. 10th.
Owner may have same by paying for from us,
expenses and proving property. 3. Jesus Christ carne to earth and in
W. Laidlaw, R.R. 1, Lucknow. carnated Himself and died in a spir
of sacrifice. ,
And today we think of the wor
"sacrifice" and associate it with thos
glorious lives laid down in' the gre
cause of Right and Peace. _
We recall today, the gloomy day
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worshipped."
And even now there are children'
who will ask, like the Jewish child of
old "What mean ye by this service?";
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TENDERS will be received by the
undersigned up until 5 p.m. on
November 24th, 1934, for the sup-
ply and delivery at Wingham High
School of 20 cords of 18 -inch green
' body wood, beech and maple. The
lowest or any tender not necessar-
ily accepted. of war and the pall of death that hun
W. A. Galbraith, Sec'y., heavily over the many homes of th
Wingham, Ont,
British Empire. In those days of
WOULD- the Belgrave friends please more or less care -free existence, w
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give me a share of their votes in recall how, with willingness, 500,000
McKibbon's Contest. Russel Kelly.
WOOD WANTED—Exchange for
Holstein -Durham Heifer, due Jan.
2nd.- Robert Laidlaw, Ph, 3665.
TOWNSHIP OF TURNBERRY
VOTERS' LIST COURT
Notice is hereby given that a Court
for the Revision of Parts One and
Two of the Voters' List for the Mun-
icipality of the Township of Turn-
berryhowcheerfully-they for the year 1934, will be held
by his' Honor, the County Judge, at ried on under the most sordid, di
the Township Hall, Bluevale, on Fri- couraging and horrid, conditions.
day, November 16th at 2.30 o'clock p. But our "boys" knew hoeif to d'
m. AlI parties interested will please Instilled with the ideals of freedo
take notice and govern themselves ac•
eordingly, by which to direct their lives, th
for
Dated this 9th day of Nov., 1934. sacrificed their all the£arglory
W. R. Cruikshank, Twp, Clerk. God. They died for Justice and.Ju
that all might
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Week at Isard's
Special Selling of
LADIES' READY-TO-
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Reduction of Stock at
Discount Prices
Women's and Misses'
Winter Coats, Suits,
Dresses, Skirts,
Pullovers.
Dollar Dresses
Your pick of 20 Dresses made
of good wearing Materials. Out
they go at only One Dollar ea.
Coats
Women's Fur -Collared Coats,
all wool cloths, and inter -lined.
Sale $1.95, : $2.95, $3.95.
Reduction Sale of a large and
complete range of. the Newest
Styles in Women's Misses' and.
Junior's Winter Coats, new
materials, good tailoring, guar-
anteed two -season Linings and
all' are on sale at •
20 Per Cert. Discount
Off all our Close Prices.
E. hard Co.
selves; '-means that wrong (national
and' international) must be earnestly
righted.' '
A civilization that 'could permit so
colossal a calamity - s'the World Wad'
has little to boast' of - the'•'mcmory'
of that war should set us ever study-
ing the enormous amount of work to
be done if the pease of the world is
to be permanently secured.
-Armistice is' a season of Rememb-
rance in which we recall the sacrifices
of our holy dead, who during the
grim days of'war, endured with, valor,
suffered with patience and courage-
ously gave their all, that'the debris
of greed and selfishness plight be
cleared away and the highway made
(an aisle opened) along which men
and women night travel to the Altar -
of Peace, in the name of the Prince
-of Peace. • ,
Ah, yes, immeasurably more than a
tine of Remembrance — That these
dead shall not have died in vain, it is
for us, the living, to translate mem-
orial tablet and triumphal arch, into
heart throb and pulse beat, into flesh
and blood, ready to sacrifice, willing
to minister, eager to serve, in holding
aloft the torch, which, please, God,
shall blaze the trail away from the
blasphemous mockery of war, and il-
lumine men's hearts with the spirit
of good -will and understanding so es-
sential to permanent peace.
Almost 2,000 years ago, the match-
less Teacher came t� earth' heralded
by Angelic chorus, proclaiming `Peace
on earth and goodwill toward rnen'
and never has that message been
more needed;than in the world today.
Let us take renewed trope and bend
again to our task (as the Children of
the Living God and as loyal citizens
of the British Empire) to establish
more firmly the House of the Lord
of war are straining at their chains, and to exalt it above the hills so that
to get at one another's throat. the nations of the earth may say:
God help us we don't want an- "Come ye, let us go up to the
other war — de don't want to say, in mountains of the Lord, and He will
answer to the question of test "What teach us' of His ways and we will
mean ye by this service'' that the walk in His paths. Then. shall the
"war to end war" was a failure — do swords be beaten into ploughshares,
we? and spears into pruning hooks, and
We don't want to have to point to nation shall not lift up sword against
our shrines of sacrifice and say that nation neither shall they learn war
our boys fought and bled and died in any more."
vain, Do you think" that we could And to those whose hearts are sad
sing with brave Hearts today (if an -this day, with memories of dear ones
other war were iminent) as we sang who sacrificed their all, let me con -
the old English ditty in 1914 clude with this message to them:
"We don't want to fight, but `by jin- Harold Bigbee (writing at the close
go', if we do of the war) expressed the sentiments
We've got the men,• we've got the of the "sad" when he said:
guns, and "We' have walked through an aisle
We've got the money, too." of human graves,
What answer shall -we give? Behind us; is the. tomb, before us an
We do not want to have to write Altar,
upon the'gates ` of 'Stilt cities,' that To" this Altar— ,,
which was written, ufion the gates of "When life's dark maze we tread
Delhi during the Indian mutiny: And, griefs around us spread,
"When nations quarrel and war is How comforting and soothing to turn.
nigh,
of our noblest sallied forth to fight swept land
the Empire's battle and how six and Had worked His will, and kept.on
a half millions rallied from other every hand.
parts of the Empire, to bear the Em Muddy, and nearly spent, they met us
pire's standard in the time and need. there,
And since that night, Sir, I've believ-
From North and South, from East ed' in prayer!
and West they carne, -'4 It was that glorious spirit that
"Soiree on nags, makes the commemoration of Armis-
Some in rags
tice so much to us. It is the'answer
And some in their silken. gown`s•" •to the question of the text 'What
- mean ye by this service?"
And when the children of our land
grow up and ask "What mean ye by
this. service?" we should point to
those memorials that stand in almost
r cityand hamlet of out- Empire
every I
and say "One time we were threat-
ened with our freedom (as were God's
people of old) and as God. heard the
cry of the Children. of Israel, so He
heard a nation's prayer and delivered
us fr•oin the hand of the enemy."
Yes, war boasts many memorials—
But—Peace has few memorials. Still
today the world is shouting "Peace!
Peace"and there is no peace. We
said of the Great War, that it was
a "war to end war" -a war to make
the world safe for democracy, We
prayed—a nation on knees in prayer
—that was oue attitude towards God,
and God answered our prayers and.
on the 11th hour of the 11th day of
the llth month of 1918 the Armistice
was signed.
News flashed Rioutous Jay — Ser-
vices of Thanksgiving — the people
of the world looked forward to a new
world "The new world after the war"
we called it,
Today is the 16th anniversary —
juet 16 short years ago today --• and
_,
a whatdowe see
wl.t. »� God heap .us w rx
today as we look around us on this
poor, stricken world todey? .
Crime, rarepantl
Vice!
A great unrest, lit which.
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NOTICE
A court of Revision for the Voters
List for the Town of Wingham for
the year 1934 will be held by his Hon-
or, the County Judge, at the Town
Hall,
Wingham, on Friday, Novem-
ber 23rd, 1934, at 2,30 o'clock in the
afternoon.
W. A. Galbraith, Town Clerk,
FOR SALE
LUMEER AND COAL BUSINESS
Located in the Town of Wingham,
In operation 50 years. Equipped Saw
and Planing Mills. Horses, Wagons,
Bins,.. etc,, complete to operate coal
business, - Must be sold to close H n
estate. For further details apply
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flee is the very foundation of the.
throne of God.
We should remember, this day, that
such men were not:. a product of
Chance, but were evolved out of the
conditions -created by 'the Divinity of
1-lome and Church. But, it was God,
and God alone, who gave courage to.
our "Boys" in their a .trot ities. I
think of those great men, Gen, Foch,
Gen. Haig, and others, they knew
that when they hacl tried 'everything
in their power and failed, that God
alone could give victory to our Al-
lies.
3 think of many an incident record-
ed, in which the guiding hand of the
Almighty was with our men.
May I give you one, as told by Ven.
Arch. A. C. Macintosh and which
tory wasput into verse by a lady in
Paris, Ont, entitled "As Told by the
Padre"
We saw them through the periscope
one day,..
As; there in " Np Land" the
tlrirtee %i yo
All though them dead, but none could
say they were,
D'ekith apd,, J,rrfe;;:.p1a'yed canton -
{lege out there.
God and the Soldier, is the cry, • "Mourners with unbowed heads, ' n
When war is o'er and wrongs are Hear thou across th-e sea,
righted, The farewell of the dead—
God is forgotten and the soldier , The dead who died for thee,
slighted." Greet them again with tender words
On this day of Armistice I would and grave,
ask "Are we losing sight of the ideals For saving thee, themselves they
for which odrmen died?" Are we as could not save.
individuals conscious of helping to live
up to the standards of which it night "To keep the home unharmed
be said that we are doing our share Their fathers built so fair,
to "carry on", to help make the world Deeming endurance armed
a better world - the kind of better Better than brute despair,
world that we talked of when the They found the secret of the word
war would be over. that ,saith
A new heaven brought down to old ';Service is sweet — for all true life
earth is what we want. Heaven is
where God is God is where we
make room for Hiin.
Our brave. `boys' have shown us the
way — by sacrifice `= this great "Al-
tar of Sacrifice" is our great "Mem-
orial." We must never forget—nay
we must
"Lift high the •torch--
If we break faith with those who die
They shall not sleep,
Though poppies blow
In Flander's Fields,"
In a moral universe (ruled by a
great God) no question is settled fin-
ally until it is settled right. For the
nations to be at peace among :them -
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— is death."
So greet thou well thy dead
Across the homeless sea,
And be thou comforted'
Because they died for thee.
Far off they served, but now their
deed is done,
For evermore their life and thine is
one,
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Mr. Chris. Templeman' sang
"There is no Death" and the anthem
was "In Memory" with Miss Cora
Phair and Mr, C. Templeman
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the duet part.
This very impressive service was
brought to a close with an organ
solo "The Dead March in Saul by
Roy Mundy, the choir leader,'"The
Last Post" was sounded by E. Sed-
don, followed by the Benediction and
the Recessional hymn "0 ' God of
Bethel"
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whole eosins av the. Provinshal roads the same privilege av sellin theer stuff
will be paid from Toronto. If thim that Hipburn has given the brewers,
lads had anny sinse at all, at all, they an thin we wud hev no thrubble about
wud know that a skame av that koind campaign funds, fer the whiskey min.
will only make thrubble : fer thin, fer hev more money than the beer an
shure, iviry little, jerkwather place in woine mine afther all,
the Prawvince will be sindind dilly- Mebby a lot av fellahs will tink it
gashuns to Toronto askin fer paved is too soon to be preparin fer to bate .
roads now that Mishter. Hipburn sez thim Grits in Ontario; but, shure, it
they won't hev to hilp pay fer thin. is always woise to hev yer plan av-
Ye see what the result will be, more campaign laid, out befoor the battle
payple will go home mad than will shtarts, an, bethe way thin Iiipburrt:.
go home plaized, so they will. lads do be carryin on, the payple `vitt .�
Thinhim good Tory cities av Tor- roise .up an demand an elickshun long-
onto
ongonto an Hamilton are afther tellin befoor the foive years are up.
the Hipburn fellahs to 'cape theer Nixt wake I may hev a wurrud av
dirthy:booze money: Shure it is plaiz- advoice fer our byes down at Ottawa,
ed intoirely I am to see that our byes but, in the manetoime, I musht talk
do be;takin the advoice I wus afther tings over wid Jarge Shpotton.
givin thin siviral wakes ago. I hope Yours till ye hear from me agin,
they will shtick to theer guns, an git Timothy Hay.
a lot av young timpirince Tories run-
nin tings; thin we kin defate Hipburn Wife: "That butcher is giving us
an Odette livid wan hand at the nixt short weight for our money,".
elicle.shun, an I will' hev less thrubble Husband: "Well, give . him a long
wid the misses. wait for his."
Thin another ting thin Grits hev
done that will hilp us a whole lot. "I see you are letting your little
Tink av thin dismissin a lot av good boy drive your car."
min to make roin fer Grits, so that a "Yes, he's still tooyoung to be
lot av ould Tories hev to go on re- trusted as a pedestrian,"
lief, arr take the ould age pinshun,
arr go `.,to wurruk jist bike common
payple.
1 Av coorse mebby it wudden't be
vvoise fer our byes to go too far wid.
the Tunpirince '..platfoorm, arr we
moight'offind''thim; brewers, an thin
we wud come short Avid our campaign
money, but we cud condim the Hip -
burn platfoorni' as rotten, an praw-
mise to put a lot av new planks in it.
Arr we: cud praevmise thim dishtillers
TIM THINKS HE HAS
THE GRITS LICKED
To the Editur av all thin
Wingham paypers
Deer Sur:—
I belave we hev got thin bate• al-
ready so I do; I mane thins Grits.
Av coorse ye eudden't ixpickt that a
lot e,v amatoors loike thin lads cud
git sates out the Tresury binchesveld-
out makin a press av tings. Nobddy
undhershtands shpindin money where
it will do the moshtgood, fer ,the
cotenthry, art the parthy, }foike us
Tories, Tar ,
ttvAlm Qelts thr0111,0:l?islien
thie,payple wid prawmisin to give
ttv is ty- ,par cine av the booze money
to the Moonicipalities that are
a wet, so to shpake, an be sayin the
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