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W'INC HAM ADVANCE.TI<MES
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spent aG few daysl Clark',
Mrs. P, Clark.
Miss W. I�, Rutherford,_
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on Friday to
mins, arrived Q y spend�,,®,;
vacation with hwr parents, Mr, and
Mrs. J. B. Rutherford.
Mrs, Stuart and Miss Anna, of Toy
ronto, are'' enjoying a three weeks'
holiday at their home here,
Miss Caroline Webb was home over
the week -end, leaving on Monday to
tilde a_short course- in Physical Cul"
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William Chandlerts,
Miss Irene Basso, of Toronto; is
spending her vacation at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Warwick, Mor-
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Mr. and Mrs. T. 14IcK. Smith spent
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a few days last week. with relatives
in London.
Mr..R, R. Mooney,King
and his sister,
in London
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M t week.
Mrs. Hodgkinson and son George,
of are visiting, at the home
Kitchener,girls'Ph
sister,
VictoriastreetMrs. W. B. Thompson,
•= Misses Edith and Euphemia Irving,
sent a' couple of days at
Detroit, PMr.
the home of their sister, Mrs. A. G.
Smith, Victoria street.
114.. and Mrs Thomas Locke
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Mr. and' Mrs. Iyer are visiting
friends in Orangeville this week.
nuMarie c unl iron, R,N., Toronto, as
s. g o senor at the Z xttle Flow-
er Girls Camp, Island Grove Lake,
S mcoe.
Men's hot weather furnishings-'
athletic combinations 98e, sports
shirts .$t.-
95, silk socks 48c, leather
belts 75c, straw hats at various prices.
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Wingham High School. Board have
engaged ;the following' t'eachers'to fill
vacancies on the staff: Miss M. M.
Gordon , of North Ba to teach
y' l Art, Junior
sica Culture,Y
EnglishHamilton,'
e, ofd Wallaceburg,oMr. to take
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Mathe atics throughout the school;
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take boys Physical Culture, Botany,
Junior English and Cadet work,
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- All Silk Canton Crepes, in a splendid wearing quality; all the ,
Mrs.new
Mr. and Nethery and
spent over the
we,ek'-end�at the home of ';Mrs. Neth-
cry s parents Mr, and.. Mrs, David
Cook, and.. other' friends.
Mr. and Mrs, J. Hillough, of Dun-
gannon, over tin
spentSu day with their
daughter, Mrs, William Kelley._ .
Mr: and' Mrs. Fred J. Cook' were
visitors at :Bel rave on Sunda y.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bellamy, of
Toronto, `visited at the home of the'
latter's sister,Camp-
Colin G.
, Freda x'
-12r. Edward Rodger left on Mon-
day for Toronto where he will take
a teachers training■
course.
Miss'Ruth Vincent, of London,
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spent over Dominion Da with her
parents, lUir, and Mrs. John Vincent,
Miss Vincent has secured a position
with the London Life Insurance Coin-
piny:
Mrs. Pentland, who has spent the
Past few weeks in Toronto, visiting,
returned to the home of her &ugh-•
Mrs.
summer shades; 4o inches wide.
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- SILK FLAT CREPE $z,59
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P. 4 Silk Flat. Crepe in a rich finished Silk that give
I' wonderful wear; all the. new light shades. ;
For summers ectal per and . _ _. �5
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Mercury's best quality, in
large range of shadier, all sues Si8to xo. e�
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of Windsor, spent a few days with
relatives in town,
ST. HELENS
Summer neck ties, golf' trousers;
sports pants and shirts, . new socks,
artery armbands etc. Kin Bros.
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Miss M. McGregor and Mr. P. Ste -bell
verse; ` of Blenheim, visited ,over the
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son.
tires, Mary Robertson, of Toronto,
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spent the week -end at her hoMe ey
town.
E'lliat Fe11s is • at Western Univer-
sity attending summer school.
. Principal Brackenbury and family
left yesterday on a motor trip to
Welland and to Kingston, where they
will spend the holidays:■
Phil.Wind-
Mr. and Mrs. Dyer, of Wird
sor, were week -end visitors with the
former's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Dyer.
visited at the borne of her parents
over the holidays,,
Mr. Frank Galbraith and Mr. Coon,
of Toronto, visited Mr. and Mrs.
John Galbraith this week.
Mr. and Mrrs. Herman Arbuckle
were •week -end visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Dyer.
Mr. and Mrg Rt Hr Saint and fam
sly iiiotoretl to. 13ufalo, N. fd
spend the holidays will their son, Mr, I
J. H. Saint,and also his sister, Mrs: �
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C. H. Burger, of Stevensville, and
had a most enjoyable tri
Mr. and Mrs. E. Pe errt�an and
daughter Lillian are visiting friends
in Wingham.
Mr. 'Kenneth Carter, of Detroit,
was a week -end visitor at the home
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred.
Carter,
Mr. Van Hopper, of Detroit, was
July
home♦ Edward lion lest.
g spent the week-
end at his ltonie here.Fil
Miss Beatrice Dobie; of Toronto,
spent the week -end at her home here
on Diagonal road.
Miss Rebecca Armstrong is speed_
ing the week with Mr. and Mrs Ar -
thug Ney, Sebrmgviile.
Mrs. E. G. Wadland, of Sarnia,
spent a few days at the home of her
cousin,Miss Harriett, Rhoderus.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Fred. Carter and
family motored to Sarnia and Port
Huron over the holiday.
Miss Alba Galbraith, of Toronto,
visited' at the home of her parents
over the holidays:
Boys' long pants suits $9.75, blous-
es Sc, golf hose 79c and $i, belts ocfree
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boy ties roc, knit blazers, white duck
grey
oi' re flannel outingtrousers, littleIIII
boys' wash suits .2 and ♦ 2
$ 9 `�-•39• King
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Sunda ni ht the con ne arson o
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A goodly number of the congrega-
tion of the 'United church gathered in■
the, basement on Tuesday gMrs.
evening to
bid farewell to Rev. and Mrs. Cunt-
ming and Margaret, During the ev-
Mr. g was called to the
ening Cumming-
front and the following address was
read by Wilson Woods, and Mr.'
Todd;' on behalf of the con-
gregation, p.resentert Mr. Cumming
with a fine gold watch and chain.
Dear Mr. Cumming:
For the past six years it has been
the privilege of the congregation of
Calvin Church to sit under your
ministry, and it now transpires that
,this cordial relationship of pastor
and people is to be broken. During
these years your service in the pul-
has been such as to instruct in
k'nowledge of the Scriptures and in
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right living, to inspire to high think-
ing and fine ideals, and to ,quicken
to active and useful service. The
members of the Sabbath School have
felt .the interest and prayerful con-
sideration you have always manifest-
ed in their behalf, sand the Young
People in thei•r services leave exile.-
lensed the uplift of your wise and
earnest counselling. To the sick
our '"resence and kinds ministra,
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tiops have invariably brought comfort
anti cheer: rt•i , ax') r�i4r,;? Ye °IxSaturdaynights.
We have had abundant evidence
that your first and chief thoughts
have been for the spiritual health and
well being'of all those who were un-
deryourpastoral care.
We would remember also those
close qualities that have en-
deared you to your people. We have
oft -recurring reminders of your cap-
for self-sacrifice, of your liber-
ality, unassuming kindness, ready
sympathy, and unfailing sincerity. We
rejoice .to know that the influence of
your voice from the pulpit and of
your Christian character as you have
worked among us, cannot but result
in permanent good and blessing to
our community,
In token therefore of our lastingIt
affection and esteem and as a re-'
membrance from us of your loyal
and devoted ministry here, we beg of
you to accept this gift. Our sincere
good wishes and prayers go with
you and your •family to your new
field of labor, and it is our earn est
hope that your sojourn there may
useful and happy one.
beD;ir.Gumming in a few words that
will not soon be forgotten thanked
the congregation for their'gift and
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good wishes. After a social, hour, all
joined hands and sang Auld Lang
Syne, after which 1NIr. Guntiuing pro-
uouncsd the benedictioir, Mr. and
1VIrs. Cumming and Margaret left lit-
er for their new home at Ailsa Craig
followed by the good . wishes of a
host of friends.
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ter, Colin G. Campbell, on Fri -
day.
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Mr. and ibirs, Elvin Taylor and
children sent Sunda at the home'
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of the former's mother, Mrs. B. H.
Taylor, of Goderich.
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Mr. and Mrs, William McVittie
children and Mr. John McVittie
spent Sunda at the home of Mr, and
7w'Irs. Wi11 Taylgr, of St, Helens:
riles Mary Morrie, of -'Toronto,
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spent the week end with her cousin,
Mrs. Jack Cowan and other friends.
Miss Verna Rutledge, of .Auburn,
spent Sunday with her.friend, Miss
MaryRodger.
Miss Grace Redmond, of Goderich,
is home for the sun}nter vacation.
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CREAM•
We can Handle' your cream. We pay fair.market
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value plus percentage of profits every six months.
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Mr, J. E. Ellis was a visitor at
Guelph few days lats
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THE UNITED FARMERS CO - OPERATIVE.
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a week.
The official thanksgiving service of
the municipality of East Wawanosh
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Wingham - - Ontario
in connection with the centennial Ju-
; �yitrvarevraarear:tit.:rurarr.Y�i:R:hrnarairnYaizui•�ar•�Y• •N>Y.maar•ceravr•�tr•�tr.`.
bilee Celebration was held on Sunday,
July Mrd, on the lawn at Mr. Robert
McBurney's, of the tenth concession
i®;;'®A;;:ig ERZ !®It`®.I„ ;'1'� '� `. , i” :'.®®E®®®®�N��
of East Wawanosh. The reeve Mr.
Robert Coupes was chairman, Rev.
Scoby, of Belgrave, spoke on The
Pioneers and Settlers Who aLid Our
Country's Foundations. Mr. Mos-
grove, of Wingham, spoke on The
Fathers of Confederation and Rev.
W R. Alp, of Auburn, spoke on
Those Whose Lives Have Been Giv-
en in the Country's `Service. DIr.
Robinson, of Mlyth, sounded the
Last Post. A choir of thirty voices.
lied in the singing of selections ail-
propriate for the day. People con-
gregated from all over the township.
Miss Gladys McDowell, of Homes-
vine, is home for the vacation.
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such as our Scottish "Special” 3-10-5
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certain quarters the use of Acid Phosphate
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Mr. and Mrs..Albert Vint and
family, of Stratford, spent the boli -Kg
days with the former's sister and bio
Cher here.
Miss Mary Phillips, of Toronto,
spent lire week -end tvtlt her sister,
Mrs. Thomas Ferguson.
Dl r. and Mrs. Gillis Hautes, Car�OT
man and Neil, from near Dungannon,
spent Sunday in Wingham.
Mr, Blue, of Detroit,calleia at Mr.
Phosphate that
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FERTILIZERS FOR FALL WHEAT
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the Baptist church had the pleasure induction of Rev Harold G.
of hearing a former pastor, Rev, W. Whitfield into the charges of St: Hel-.
L. Sleeves,' Who left here 57 years , g
and Whitechurch was held on
ago to take over the pastorate of Wednesday afternoon with a goodly
errors Street Ba fist church 'in
g P attendance. P.ev: 1Tr. Telford, of
London. Later he moved to file Un- Blyth ,presided, Rev, Mr. Brown, of
sled States and is at present pastor Ashfield, preached. Rev: Mr. Scobie,
of a church at Waterloo, Iowa. of Belgrave, addressed the newly in-
Misses Marjorie and Margaret ducted minister, and Rev. Mr. Alii,
Fisher were called to Toronto on of Auburn,' addressed the people.
Saturday by the sudden. death of Mrs• IfeLettttan, of Chicago, sang
their uncle, Samuel Roether. For a "In the Garden"' during the after-
number of years he was a prominentnoon, Altogether it was a beautiful
business man in oroirto, being for service. Afterwards a • recePtioit was
many years associated with Prime held in the basement, when the visit-
Rankin, of which firm he was form- •
• •. tng' ministers, mentioned, represenla»
eily. president, retiring a few Years tives from the two congregations,
ago. The deceased, who was 75 years Rev. Mr. Crory, of Lucknow, and Rev.
of age, was a native o£ Pott 1d1g1 , mr, Whitfield each speke a few
and had been in ill health for about wows in a bright and cheery manner.
threemonths. He was an ardent .file United church was prettily
attended Rosedale
Conservative a decorated with flags and streamers
United. church. The late Dl rs. (Col.) h a i ' service on Sunday
far t e p tro tic s
Morrison, of, Hamilton, was a laugh- morning, when Rev. Mr, Whitfieldmina,
ter. preached.
Congratulations areextended to Mrs. Hetherington, of Wilcox,
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Mr,John Quirk, who n Friday last
Q 0 Sask., anYl Miss Belie DlcGioster, of
`hi th birthday, A4r. ': •
his gt} Y Mery York,are visiting relatives.ar�1
Quick is unquestionably the oldest
i old acquaintances around
ex:employee of the Grand Trunk
St. Helens,
Railway, having entered their employ
sevens ears a o. He took Mts. Ca.rneion and son Gordon vis
almo t Y y g, sled at Mitchell last week with lire.
first serest er train Ont of Fer-
the p g
s north some58years ago, slid James Douglas.
gag g
wass on that run kr a long time. He Mfr. Elwell Webster is borne frons
still en)oys good health, is active eft- Chicago.
r i to n daily . 'dies ate Mt. and Dors. Alex. McLennan
ougli to be dowi w , 1 ♦ .
weather conditions, and keeps re- left for their home in Chicago rxii
inarkably well pasted on current 'ev- Monday, after spending a few weeks
encs, with Mrs. Clark.
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James Cook's, tenth. concession, on
Saturday, to have a look around the
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old place where he had visited with
his aunt over 59 years ago.is
Mr. and Mrs. Raynarcl, of Luck -abaft,
now, spent • Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Alton.
Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Hall, ninth
concession, have returned home of
ter is very pleasant trip to Guelph,
G,cor eto�vn Brantford slid, Nis acs
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Falls. lir. Hall's sister, Miss Mary
Hall, accompanied thein home:
The annual church service.of the
visiting wit hhis sister, Mrs, ketch-
of I?aramount♦
y to report that, Miss Myra!
Sorry teacher , . ..
McDonald, at Scott's school,
tenth concession,•sprained her ankle
while playing, ball Last Wednes lay.
Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Dickson, of
near Port Albert, were in Cxo'deririt
Tuesday, the 28th, attending the
graduation 'of their' daughter, �Villiel-
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t all of North Tonawanda, N.Y., spent
!a few 'clays with relatives here.
Miss Edna Ferguson spent Sundays
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at her- home in Clifford:
i Mrs. H. McLead and two daught-
ens arc spetidutg some time with trey.:
ut0tlter, Mrs. Dan. Zeigler, of �hu,r'd.
1Ir, Wesley Miller and listl4 ,:iii
Carson spent Sunday at the Strong,
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ninevintemorseolln
Wkly 1s it that Duck Eggs are not as popular as Hen
Eggs The onlyreason we know is,that the hen
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ADVERTISES lust the momente lays an,egg, whileand'
a duck Beeps cruller and hicks S her egg Under the straw.
We to be like the hen. We tel tellI
trytry the world
wehave a great line of building lumber; dimensions, Bac
A11 No: 1- -B:C. Red Cedar Slim les (edge rata
5g grain)
». "Extra"celebrated
All No. 1 5x Extra N.B. White Cedar Shingles.,renewing
Alex Murray Co. Asphalt Shingles.
Cedar and Hemlock Shiplaii and Boards.
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Siding, Flooring, Ceiling, Mouldings etc.
se. 'rack
Dressed 2 x 4 Hard Niaple Hay Pork T
Lumber etc.
in. Pine. Wagon. Box b
.•.- Let's,not be Ducks.-
Gibson n Lumbe>Ir & elder' Mills, taros 3>ier.
,Phone No, 30. VV'E DKLIVER
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r
Orange Society, which was 'laid On
Sun4ay evening ,was •,one of the •larg-
A car load of friends of •Mr•. and
'near
R. R. NO. 4, 'WINGX4AM'
est turnouts of the Sisters and bin
thers ever held in Dungannon, It
ruse headed by the Orange Band' of
dlcirch.. Theft were visitors from
God<yinDungannon
Goder"telt, Wingham, Blyth, Bcigrave,
Nile Zion and Lucknow.
'
1.r. 2,itd 114Ys, John Scrrnrge0ttr airrl
esti liter, of Goderich, spent a day re-
g
cently' with Mr. and Mrs, Thomas.
Mrs. Gillis Haines, Dungann in,
motored up front Toronto .and rile. _
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the week -end with them.
Dtr. and Mrs. Nilson Si°ruin sltvu�
Sunday afternoon uti au with
non t� t
relatives,
14i• Joltn ltttihttfi botlgli a tiew
,
Oldsmobile six cylinder ori Satrirday,
frons A. 'M; Crawford, W"riigltaut,
—
MrWill •
Lockrrdbe and family,
of Galt, visited at Mr, A. Va,nalatyne's.
1 art weer..
14r, an Mrs, John Haines .stertor,-
ed to, Guelph ane day.last week.
hiss Helen Vanalstyrie; of Detroit,
.
is visiting her parents, Mr, site Mrs..
it
1. Va,nalstyne.
1 Mrs. ., isis%.
J idiiekstcli, of Blytlt, urs
�iting`
i Dungannon.
Higgiir, near Dn
Mr, and Mrs. 'Melvin Ra nand of
Y
Paramount, motored to Ethel last
� at Mr. Charlie Campbell's.
CENTH LINE HOWICK Mr. and MI's. john WaIYYr$1ey ei-•
friends
Sunday:
torr: James Welsh, of Saskatchewan,'
,tertained their to a social ev-
Mr. and Mrs, Williamliadloli and ',ening last week. All. report, a go d,
two children, and also Prank Strong, t thee.
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