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ST. PAUL'S CHURCH
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your ticket
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help along
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Large congregations were present
both morning and evening at S
ie. e.Paul's Anglican Church on' Sunda
'Trio hear Rev. John Nelson Christenan
da. The Sadhu is a e be of the
mm r
l ighest castes in India, a graduate of
Madras University, who some eleven
years ago, started Christian work a
+inong the higher classes irn his own
land, with considerable success, ' for
-while he started with only one assis-
itant there are now twenty-seven as
,sistants engaged in the work with
:him. The Sadhu told of the prejudice
-which : at first attached to his work inn
India. Anyone of the higher castes
Y �
ho turned to Christianitytreat
•e d as 'an outcast, his food d placed in
do
.a. vessel :f r him whichused
o was not
.again and many such indiginities..
Now the case was much different. The
Sadhu contrasted the old religions o
India with the Christian religion in
that while the old religions were a
system of seeking after light, : the
'Christian ':
religion was the Saviour
seeking e out the sinner.
.
The Sadhu explained that $200 or
$250 was enough to provide a perman-
ent building for a church qr for a
residence for a wcrker and he is visi-
ting the congration in the Diocese
with the sanct of the Archbishop
soliciting funds for the carrying on of
the w
work.He as learned to rely
on
'faith for the supply of the needs of
`the work. It is entirely a work which
lie started on his own initiative, not
'being tinder any auspices.
He presents quite a picturesque fi-
;pure, clad in a long orange colored
robe, with his dark face and black
beard and hair.. He speaks English
-..fluently and faultlessly and with •a
-marked Oxford accent.
'Three Sentenced to Jail
In police court in Goderich on Fri-
-day Magistrate C. A. Reid sentenced
three Blyth men to terms in the coun-
ty jail 'for breaking and -entering
4*, Elyth C, N, R. station and stealing a
quantity of liquor on July 13 last`
Norman Hamm was given three and
six months' terms, on the two charges
sentences to run concurrently: The
-same sentence was meted out to Jo-
seph Haggett. Both men pleaded
uilty. Albert Bowen, who did not
lead guilty, was sentenced to one
month in jail. Bowen was found
guilty, being an accomplice with the
other two men.
To Reformatory for Chick Thieving
Vincent Gerornette, Stewart Oke
and Orman Huckins pleaded guilty to.
the stealing of over $20 worth of
• .chickens from Elmer Killough, of
East Wawanosh, near. Auburn, when
they were brought up in police court
•on Wednesday morning and were
sentenced to terms in the Ontario Re-
formatory, Oke gettingthree months
determinate and a further indetermin-
..ate term of three months and Huck -
ins and Geromette six months deter-
'xninate and six months 'indeterminate,;
'Geroniette also pleaded guilty on a
charge of having liquor in a place
,other than his private residence and
.got a three months' determinate and
-three months' indeterminate sentence
,on that count. The liquor in question.
was found in a hay stack.--Goderich.
::Star,
'CALLS EXTENDED
TO MINISTERS
The congregation of Knox Presby-
^terian Church has extended a call to
Rev. David J. Lane, B.A,, of Wallace-
'burg, to become their minister, to
succeed Rev, R. -C, McDermid, who
-moved to Toronto, Since Mr: McDer-
mid's removal from Goderich a num-
ber of ministers, candidates for the
'position, have been heard, and it was
from -a list of six or eight that Mr.
Latie
Latie was chosen. A special meeting
•of the Presbytery of Huron will ,be.
held at Clinton on Tuesday, Septem-
'ber 1, to receive and consider the call..
n
he The Kincardine United Church has
extended a call to Rev. Walter 13.
'Craw of Toronto to become pastor of
the church, succeeding Rev: E. W.
_Jewett, who leaves Sept,, 1, for Divis
`an Street United Church, Owen
:'Sound.
Rev,
Rev. Mr. Craw has just been grad-
uated from college and ° has been
preaching at Aberfoyle, He is a son
of Rev. R. W. CrawLuckno
of w, Rev.
Mr. Craw has accepted the call and
'will come to his neer ministry, some
'time in September:
Belgrave P
Annivers
with Knox
grave, will
6th, at 11
by the Rev,
ville, a for
music will
sion. A co
to all to att
Box Lacr
Several o
err of town
week to wit
crosse betw
tan. So ent
game, claire
and with m
that in all
made tip an
played.
Calbro Mag
Radionic E
We have
ic Health
During the
5th, we will
ing . a clinic
own direct'
pointment o
Chiropractor
er, Phone 19
LOCAL
• Mr. Victo
visited frient
Miss Lillian
a visitor at t
T. Cruickshs
Miss 'Alens
el is a guest
Mrs. It, A. C
Mr. and
son, Walker,
with friends
Mr. attd
Jimmie of
the home of
er,
Miss Minh
and Miss . Dt
spent last w<
F. Sturdy.
WINGHAM, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, ANGUST 27th, 19.31
Subscriptions $2.06 Per Yet,.
:.`C CARNIVAL
'ELL UNDER WAY
Wingham
eproducing
f
1
prepared
eplans
e
anvassed
alithumpion
men
oncert
or
t
9
hich
se
s
had
f
ary
a.m,
mer
ideal
os
f
sen
probability
quipment
Equipment
week
nly,
WILL PRESENT
FINE PRODUCTION
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
HORTICULTURALLODGE
their
dow
September
urs
container
and
12
did
,
tario
who
on
BENEFIT
An
be
afternoon
water
is the
baseball
composed
made
commence
appearance
is-
some
couraging.
uniforms,
team
•game
tickets
mission
one
ing
efforts
some
Unemployed
The
town
cipality
est
er they
usual
dents
asked.
are
ed,
LIBERAL
The
the
repulsed
cal attack
most
received
Hon,
1920,
tory
were
Lives.
to increase
Legislative
MayorSaturday
Ste.
Montreal
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Maisonneuve
FLOWER DISPLAY
ORANGE .LO
HOLDS DECORATION
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1UPPER SCHOd
RESULT!thMr.
and Mrs. Jos: Pugh are visiting
eir son , at Cedar Springs,
Coun. I3, B. Elliottwas a visitor
in London onTuesday.cultural
be
Mrs. Hambidge of Aylmer, is vis-
iting heromother, Mrs, J, P. Kennedy.
Miss Luella Hopper is visiting with
friends in Detroit this week.
Mr. Bert Thompson of Toronto,
is visiting his sister, Mrs. Jack :Mc-
y 'Kay.
Mrs, F. Burns of Hamilton; is vis-
icing. at the' home. of Mayor and Mrs.
Fells.I
Mrs, Kin and Mrs. Cameron °f
-:•::<•f
Wiarton.•
'sitedof
vwith th ibouquet > their sister Missu
i n Stroth er.
s
u-
Miss
Miss Loraine Schmidt of Detr
is vi visiting
statthei
ge of her friend,
_;::.
Miss Muriel Ross. ,
Mr. Fred Piper of Oshawa,g
.. is visit-
ing at the home of his parents,.Mi
and Mrs. Steve Piper.
and Mrs. Frank
nk Bowden
en and
family of Windsor, are visiting with
Frances street
Miss E. McKinnonof Tor onto, is
s p spending
P g a couple ,of weeks at the
home of Capt and Mrs"'
g p . W: J: Adams.
r
M ..and Mrs. Phil Dyerere
r ' and son
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of Detroit were visitors at the home
of his
s parents lUlr. and
, Mrs. ' W. R.
Dyer,
A, E, McLennan of Toronto;
is spending a three week's• vacation
at the home of Mr, and Mrs. George
Black.
Mr, J. Porter and son. Jack
Windsor, are visiting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. John Porter, Patrick
street,
Mrs, (Dr.) A, W. Irwin was called
Rochester on Thursday, owing to
the illness of her mother, Mrs. Geo.
• Gardner,
Mr, N. Hughes and Miss Mildred
Hanna of Orangeville, are spending
couple of days with Capt and Mrs.
P Y P
W, J. Adams,
Miss Eleanore McLean has return-
ed home after holidaying the pasttwoshould
•Y,. ng
weeks at the Thousand Islands, Nap-
anee and Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Holmes and daughter
g
Mary Loci of Flint, Mich, spent a
few days at the home of the letter's
mother, Mrs. Pullen.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bowden and
three sons of Windsor visited last
week at the home of Mr, and Nlrs,
Edward LEWIS, B. Line.
Mr: and Mrs. Casburn Austin and
children of Kitchener, spent Thurs-
daylast at the home: of : the forrner's
father, Mrs. WrrY. Austin, B. Line. "
Mr. and Mrs. James Finch and two
sons, Mr: and Mrs. H. Dunseith and
family. of Stratford, spent the week-
end at the home of Mr. and Mrs, F.
Sturdy.
Mr. J. Isbister of Onoway, Mich.,
and Mr, and Mrs. Colwell and two
daughters of Winnipeg, have return-
ed home after visiting with Mr. and
"Mrs.. Wm. Isbister,
Mr, and Mrs. Coates of Flint, Mich.
Mr, and Mrs. Allen of Auburn, and
Mr. and Mrs. Stalker of Blyth, were
week -End visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs• D, Geddes.
R, N. Armstrong, representative
g'Loottit,
for Ontario Home and. Farm Agency
at Wingham, reports the sale of Mrs.
" Luella Cole's farm near Blyth to 112r,
Jack Berman, of Windsor.
Mr, and Mrs. L K. Stewart of Buf-
falo, N, Y., and Mrs, Ntcherson and
son Donald, areguests at the home
,.
of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Henderson, ister
T.he • Maples , Bluevale P.
Rev. J. F. and Mrs. Dingman of
Dresden, were guests this week' of.
their friends, Miss Fisher and Mrs.
C. C. Hanna: Mr. Din man occu i
g ped
the pulpit of the Baptist church on
Sunday evening.
A very pleasant afternoon was spent in
at the home of Mrs, Thos, Elliott
with a few neighbors and friends•
w g
luncheon was nerved Wednes-
day afternoon, August 19th, Mrs- cured
Goldman, sister • of Mrs. Elliott being deposits.
guest of honor. Mrs. Goldman is
leaving fox- her home in New York the
on Tuesday, August 25th, after spend'- of
summer
the St rimer months here, redistribution
Mr, and Mrs. Malcolm Ross of: with
.Whitechurch, Ont,, announce the en- from
gager enc of their daughter, Kath- tition
leen Jemima (Kay) Terriff, to Rev. :err:
Graydon Otto .Cox, B.A., of I'atig- Liberal
man, Saskatchewan, eldest sots of Mr. were
arid Mrs. David A. Cox, Palmerston, pointments
Ont,, the marriage to. take place at Conservatives'
Westminster -Central 'United Church, . bet
Toronto, at 4 o'clock on Saturday, tore,
September 5th.
reel Carnival which. is to
on Thursday Even-
tuber 17th, and'which was
1 in last week's issue o#this
well under way. The ver.
well wa
arestriving to make
a most successful one
derived from it will
sous contribution 'towardAitken,
r
o an X -Ray equipment nrent
Y q P
hospital:
pected that a record atter-
participate in the fun that
for that occasion.
o
is being spared to give the
maximumg
amount of enter-:�::
for the��s=s'
small admission
twenty-five cents: Accord-
o
that�horn
have been laid,
blocks on the main street
off for the the
treet Carnival that Win
Wing-
Early in the �ev-
parade will
the younger folk will
and will beheaded bytheTOTEESWATERROADMrs.:CBowden,
C tlzh
enC
Bas
s nd.,
In con-
«
ththisarade.
P a butlesque
be staged corn osed of the
P
of Town and in additionma
is been arranged.
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also be several midway
While definite arrange-
: not yet been made re
e orchestras for the Banc
will be at least two orches-
_the old tune dancingand
or the popular dances, In
with the dancing, there
vela Souvenir Dance at el-
kwhich; ,will, no doubt, be
to •ever bod
-everybody.
ice sale of tickets for this
be conducted.. Remember
y -five cents buys your ad-
ket into the Carnival and
i to all the dancing you
P.M. till 1 A.M.-four
ing for twenty-five cents.
;don ticket will bear
will entitle the holder
on a draw for three prizes
be announced and display-
r date.
e date open -September
of rain the carnival will
following night), Secure
early ' for the biggest
orth of entertainment you
and at the same time
the work of the local
Commerce, r
be Com plete arrangements' have been
made £or the of the fam-
em comedy"Caporal Ea en" to
stagedon Sept 10
g p . and 11, in the town
hall: The production is somethingen
tirely new and different in the'man-
so Wer of clean, patroitic community- pan-
« •.
tecta nrnent, Corporal Engen has
a coast-to-coast record of large and
forZool:
appreciative audiences ,and unusual]
good press reports. The production
will be offered by100 local people
using elaborate costuming and scenic
effects ;,..-
Indica i
tons point to a very success
fol:}�.
showing of the production
Winh}:i
am as• has been the e..b
g casethr o
d-oilk-
hoe r•
t the entire
t ,.co
country. g If want
Y you an
to laugh, see "Corporal ,,
g , rpo al Engen at the
town hall
w al on Sept, 10 and 11, and
watch for particulars in regard to theP
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cast and rehearsals..
Members of the Wingham Horti-
8
Society are invited to display
p;
early autumn blooms in the win-
of Mr, A. J. Walker on Friday
4. Any - one having flow-
x h i - • b i
to Exhibit kindly bring same in
and with name of flower
exhibitor attached not later than
am. on Friday; Sept„ 4. A splen.
window display is expected,
The members of Wingham Orange
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Lodge, assisted by visiting
y brethren,,
numbering about ni•nety, observed
annual decoratioi and memorial ser-
vice on Sunday at the Wingham cern-
g i
etery. Owing to a funeral being held
the same afternoon theparade was
held one hour later than scheduled.
Deputy Master T. Robertson was in.
charge of the service at the cemetery,
and following the reading of the nam-
es of over one hundred of the depart-
ed brethren by Past Master Copeland,Lata
the graves were decorated bythe
cin a of cut flower
q s on
the e
>� v s.
The hem
memorial 1 addre s was
s deliver-
ed byRev. Bro Button n of or
F dw'ch
and was one, of the finest ever listen-
ed to by the Orange Order on suchan
occasion: Bro; Button:very feelingly
brought back
to memory the sacrifice crifica
of our fathers, and believing that all
take God's Acre as
s beingholy ground
pleaded with th brethren totake offTrig
the shoesof indifference.
On returning to thea. lodge hail
County Master Stewart took charge
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and a heartyt
vote of thanks was tend-
e
Rev. Bro.
d Button for hise'-
ace]-
lent discourse.
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PAVING ERTENDEDMr.
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On MondaynightJohnstonoB
g rose,
of Brantford; who have been a. in
p v
the King's Highway from Walkerton"
west seven and a half miles, received
word that their contract had been ex-
tended to include the balance of the
-distance (about a mule and a .quarter)
-Mrs,
to the junction, with the road leading.
to Teeswater, known as the Teeswat
er Gravel.
The original contr'dact, terminating
at Carter's corner, is nearing comple-
tion,
Since the 'laying of the . surface
commenced, there has been much ac-
tivity along this stretch, the cement
beingto
unloaded from CN,R, cars at
the new siding at the point where
the railway crossed Durham Road
West at Lundy's.
Re -construction of this highway
hasa
provided work fora considerable
a number of men, belonging to
Walkerton and district, who other-
wise might have been on the unem-
ployed list, -Walkerton Telescope,
Purchased Lots at Point Clark
Messrs, W. H. French and D. Ged-
des h e
av purchased lots at Point
Clark, on which they: will build sum-
mer cottages.
Relieving at Dominion Store
Mr. Cam ,
Abell of Owen Sound is
in charge of the Dominion Store dui
ing the absence e ce of Mr, Chas. Mason,
who is on his holidays. While of duty
Charlie has had his tonsils and aden-
olds removed.
Hensall Wing First Round]
Hensall, the winners of the Huron
County Baseball League defeated
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Stratford in the first round.of the
,,.In.teraned3ate.:...-:p;,..-g... A: --A:- .= in two
straight games. The first in Hensall
by 4-1 and the second in Stratford
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Grand Showing of Furs
Expert Furrier at our store on Fri.- •
day, August 28th. Come and see the
new styles; they are better values at
lower prices than in many seasons,
Arrange now to have alterations, re-
pairs or remodelling done, at summer
prices. KingBros.'
•
Dr. G T. Christie President of On-
On-
A ricultural College, Guelph,
g a ' P'
will open the Wingham Fall Fair
October 10th.
GAME
FOR UNIFORMS
exhibition game of baseball will
played in the town park on Friday
starting at 5.15, when Tees -
will oppose the local nine. This
first year Wingham has been in
for some time and the team
practically of juniors has
an excellent showing and
be in much better shape to
_ . _shape �_..
the season next year. The
of the team on the field
an array of different uniforms,
in poor repair is somewhat dis-
In order to purchase new
which adds prestige to the
they are holding this exhibition
and the boys are out selling
for same. The price of ad-
•is small, 25 cents, and evry-
should buy a ticket, therby show-
the boys" that they appreciate their
to provide clean and whole-
sport,
Bus Service to I:ondon
It is expected that a bus service be-
tween Wingham and `London will
commence about September 1st. Fur
ther announcements will be made lat-
er regarding schedule,
publisher Takes Second Stroke
We regret to report that W, Logan
Craig, proprietor of the Advance-
Times suffered another stroke last
week at his summer cottage at Crows
Landing on Stoney Loke, where he
"
has been spending. the•past three
months, About a year and a half ago
Mr. Craig took his first stroke, but
after a short time made marked im-
provement and continued to improve
until a couple of weeks ago he had
discarded his cane, Mr, R A. Currie
left immediately with his ambulance
on receiving word and brought him
to his home on Thursday, As yet
little change has been made in condi-
tion.
resbyterian Anniversary
services in connection
Presbyterian church, Bel-<
be held on Sunday, Sept.
and 7 p.m, conducted
A. L. Budge of Halters-
LerBelgrave boy. Special
supplied for the occa-
invitation isextended
these services.
se May Be Started
the former lacrosse play-
were in Walkerton last
tress a game of box `.la-
Hanover and Walker-
hused were they over the
ing that it'is even faster
)re action than hockey,
a team will be
d some exhibi ton games
nowave Master Grand
recently installed Radion-
in our o#five,
of Aug. 31st to Sept.
have a Specialist conduct-
in. our office under our
in. Examination by ap-
J, A. FOX, Licensed
and Drugless Practition-
1, Wingham.
Pretty Girl (at florist's) -"Have
you any passion popple?"
Elderly Clerk (excitedly) - "Gol
ding' Just you wait till I laythese
roses down."
Registering
Mayor has posted notices in
for all unemployed of the Muni -
to register by Saturday, Aug-
29th: Such questions as to ,beth
q
are single or married their age
occupations, number of depen
and how long unemployed are
The Township.of Turnberry
also registering their unemploy-
OBITUARY
Robert Adam Walker
The funeral took place on Sunday
afternoon at two o'clock of Robert
Adam Walker, son of the late Mr,
and Mrs. Michael Walker of Wawa-
nosh, The death took place in St.
Joseph's Hospital ou Thursday, in
Toronto, following an operation a
few days before, The late Mr, Walk-
er was in his 61st year and for the
past thirty years had been associated
with the Supreme Court in Osgoode
Hall. Up until the time of his oiler-
ation he had been in the best of health
and'had just returned home from
spending a few days holidays, Sur -C
viving are his wife and one daughter,
Mrs. (Dr.) Harry Rothwell of St
Petersburg, Fla., also five brothers
one sister, George, Jackson and
Mrs E. J. Anderson of Toronto, Wes
ley of Goderich, Isaac and Elisha of
Wingham. .Funeral service was con -
ducted at his late residence, Toronto,
evening,' the remains being
brought to Wingham for burial and
the funeral was conducted from the Al
residence of his nephew, A. J. alk-
p J W Lata
er, Rev, Geor e Kersey of the United
g
Church, officiating. Che pallbearers
were Four brother s, Jackson, Elisha+
Isaac, Wesley and A. A, Fleming of
3,
Chatham and MnMorrison of Lon-
1,
don.Robertson,
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GOVT.
'
SWEEPS GGEBEC
ENTERTAIN BELGRAVE
WOMEN'SINSTITUTE
only Liberal Government in
Dominion of Canada on Monday
what was regarded as a cilli-
and came through with the
impressive mandate it has ever
from the electorate,
L A. Taschereate Prime Min-
of the Province of Quebec since
led the Liberal forces to a'vic-
in which 79 members of his partyand
elected as against 11 Conserve-
The opposition not onlyyfailed
its representation in the
Assembly but its leader,
Caniliien Houde,, was defeatedNnrtrop,
Marie and St. Ames, both
fames,
seats,
single representative of tutu
or Independent candidates se _
election and several lost their
Gains and . losses in old
were about evenly divided but
Liberal p
party reca cured all five
new seats created by the last
of constitutuencies and
the -.capture of ;Maisonneuve
Labor, increased their,represen-
in the Legislature by6 rneiiib-
SgZool.
At dissolution there were 73
four e
seats althoughfot� of these
vacant owing to deaths and ap-
to the Upper House. The
held 11, the gine nutn-
will have in the new le Isla- :Lit,
g
while William Tremblay held
as a Labor rneinber,
Mrs. Robert McCrea entertained
the .members of the Belgrave Wom-
en's Institute at her .home in Landes-
boro on Tuesday, August 18th, where
a very enjoyable meeting was held.
There were sixteen ladies present
and two new member's were enrolled.
The , president, ' Mrs. C. R. Coulteswas
.in charge of the meeting. The roll
«
call was responded to with a' Current
Event."
Arrangements were made for -a
very unique roll.call for September
in the form of. an exchange of "bulbs,
-
slips Vand seeds". Miss Nora Van .
Cam was
p put ill charge of this ex-
change and each one interested isask'
ed to make out a list ofwhat theywhere
can give, also of what they should;
like to :receive and hand it to Miss
VanCarnp, in order;•that the exchange
Wray be conducted with as much sat-
isfaction and as little confusion as
possible.ing
A delightful paper was given by
Mrs. amus Taylor, entitled "Step- J Y , , Sen
ping Stones to Healltll and Happe-
reuse", in which many beautiful thou-
ghts were expressed, 'A vocal solo
g P
was given by Cela Coulter, after
which the Meeting 'closed with the
national anthem: Lunch was served
of sandwiches, take, tea and lemonade
by the hostess assisted 'by, Mrs, Nor-
man Walsh and•Mrs. John VanCanip,
AND PERSONAL
r Cam belle of Detroit,
p
Is int non
ow Sunday.
Bender of Listowel, was
he home of Mr: and Mrs.';
n
t Kernp, R.N., of Listow-scat
this week of her sister,
2rs; A. A. Fleming and
of Chatham, are visiting
in town.
:rs. James Kerr and soil
Coronto, are Visiting at
Mr. and Mrs. G. I.. Bak-
ie Wheatley of Seaforth,
..s,
frothy -Craig of Auburn,
:els at the home of Mrs•
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