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Mrs, Fairbairn ofensall spent'
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the past week at the home Of the
Misses Murray,
The W. A. of St. Stephen's church
will hold their regular meeting on
Thursday afternoon of this week at
the home of Ivirs. John Dinsmore
Miss 'Margaret , Newton, nurse -in -
training, of Listowel, spent Sunday in
the village:
Mrs. Charles King is visiting
friends in Londonthis w,eek.
IVIr. and Mrs, George.'Jeffcrson, of
Clinton, spent the week -end at Mr.
Gordon Jefferson's,',
Miss Pearl Stinson spent Sunday
with Miss Mabel. McLaughlin,
Mr, and Mrs.. Hinmiler, of Nleu-
stadt, spent the week end at Mr, Jos-
ton Steinmiller"s;
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Mr. and Mrs, R, McMillan and fam-
ily, of Listowel, spent Sunday at Mr.
R. McGrath's.
Mr. and Mrs Wright, of Elora,
spent the week -end at Mr. L. F. Ash=
ton's.
Mrs. W. Hocker:idge and little
daughter, of. Guelph, spent the week-
end at' Mr. T. J. Nichol's,
Miss Alma Hastie, of Kitchener,
spent the week -end at her home south
of the village.
Mr, W. Graham, alsu Mr. and Mrs;
Orval Graham, of Stratford, called on
friends here Saturday:
Mas. Alex, Chalmbers, Mr, and Mrs,
George Adair and sons. Ralph and
Joe, of Mnnkton,, *ere guests in
Fordwich on Sunday with their cous-
ins, Mr. and Mrs. J, H. Thorn, of
Fordwich.
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Thursday, October 6th, 1927
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WROXETER
Miss Elizabeth Robinson, of Ham-
ilton, spent a few days with Mr, and
Mrs; Fred Davey,
Mr. T. W. Henry purchased a new
McLaughlin Buick sedan last week:
Arnold Edgar is having the walls
of the Robinson block built up and
will remove his garage into it this
fall.
1-larris, of 'Toronto, Mrs.
D. M. McTavish, ands Mr: and Mrs,.
Walker,' of Brussels, were in town
last Thursday.
The Continuation School girls' soft-
ball team went, to Brussels Thursday
afternoon to play m the field day
sports, but, owing to the rain, the
games were called off,
Rev.` Mr. Weaver-, of Harristun,
will have .charg,e of the service in the
Anglican ,church next Sunday.
Mrs. Henry, Mrs. Davey andher
friend, Miss Elizabeth Robinson, at-
tended the semi-annual meeting of
the Deanery of Huron, held in 13ay-
field on Tuesday.
Therewasno service in the United
church on Sunday, owing to anniver-
sary services at Salem.
Mr. Will Booth was home from
Kitchener Monday to see his mother,
who, we are sorry to say; is in poor
health.
A number from here attended the
Salem anniversary Monday night and
report a good time.
Mr. Matt. Sanderson,. who has been
ill for the past few months, is not
improving; as fast, as his many friends
wish to see.
Messrs. Herb, Henning and 'Neil.
White returned home on Sunday af-
ter k spending the past few weeks in
Kent county.
Dr. and Mrs. Montgomery, of Long
Beach, California, called on friends in
town last week.
BLUEVALE
Master Stewart Elliott returned
home Sunday after spending :five
weeks at the home of his grandpar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. David Pocock,
near Goderich.
• Mr: and Mrs. J. W. Leggatt are
busy moving to their new home at
Wltitechurch this week.
v1r, Robert Shaw has purchased a
Pontiac, -sedan.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Musgrove
'spent Saturday, at the_lionle of Mrs.
Bray at Dungannon.
Mr. and Mrs. Anson Thornton, Mr.
and Mrs. George Townsend, all of
.Gerrie, -arils Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
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.Mr. and Mrs. 1'Villiam. Holrnes spent.
Sunday at the liouve of. Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Shaw, ;
Mr; and.Mrs, Will McKinney :;pent
Sonalay with friends in IU:arristun,
ltr. Eldon llc1' innev, ..f London,
spent runday at his, home here.
i\1r. 'Hartley Patterson, Bari.ilima.
Spain, is renewing r:;lcl at..luaintane, -
ril + n ,nd l 1L_v:Lit this o. n l:.
The regular nrcrnthly tales tin of
;the Women's institute will he held
;at the Koine of Ali:4- Beatrice Thorn-
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!ton tin Thursday . ternoc,n, October :
1,311. at ,3o o'clock, '1.'wo papers Atli
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WESTFIELD
I)r. and Mrs. rs. Potter,. of Iowa, and
Mrs, Thomas Potter, . of Sault Ste.
Marie,/ visited the latter's brothers,
Messrs. John and Robert McDowell,
and other friends last week.
Rev. J. Scobie, , of Belgrave, had
charge of the services in the Westfield
United church' on Sunday, as the pas-
tor, Rev. W. R. Alp, had the anni-
versary services at Belrave.
The farmers in this vicinity are
busy digging, p atatoies. The potato
yield is not as ;good as some years.
Mr, and Mrs. Albert Walsh and Mr.
Elwin Taylor were London visitors
on Thursday last.
Mr. and Mrs. John Snell were in
Detroit last week.
A number from this vicinity attend -
el anniversary services at, Blyth and
L•' elgrave on Sunday.
Ma. and Mrs, William McDowell
visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs,
Bert. Vincent, of Eelgrave, on ' Sun-
day.
Mr. J. L. Stonehouse and Miss El-
sie were Goderich visitors on Sun-
day.
BELMORE
Rev. Walen gave "a fine discourse in
the Union ,church Sunday afternoon,.
The September meeting of the W.
M.S. met Wednesday, afternoon at the
home of Mrs. James Douglas, Seven-
teen members were present. The top-
ic "India" was taken by Mrs. (Rev.)
Taylor, reading by Mrs. George Lane.
Roll call,' averse of Scripture contain-
ing the word. "love," Collection $5,7o.
Mr. and Mrs, James Nichol and son
Lawson, of Hamilton, also Mrs. Herd,
sr., motored up Saturday evening.
Mrs. Brewster and daughter, of
Clifford visited Ellen and James
Fleming last week.
George Herd and R. J. Douglas
have gone into, partnership in the buy-
ing of stock.
Visitors out of the village on Sun-
day were: George Herd and family,
Sterling Haskins and family in the
village, G. Rutherford.
Dick Culliton has purchasedanup-
to-date coach.
WHITECHURCH
Mrs. William l'urdon, alsu Mr. and
Mrs, Albert Cameron and Jean, of
Ashfield, left on Monday last to vis-
it with Mrs.. Cameron's brother in
Lanark, who is ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rivett and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rivett and
babe, of Dungannon, also AIr, and
Mrs. Fred Love and three children,
of Coderich; spent 'Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. lances Cornelius.
Born in Culross, on Monday, So ,.
t - ..t
teutber 26th, to lir. and Mrs. Calvert
Falconer, a s)11.
M,•. and Ails, ( units glit:r.tn
and Miss Mae :let :Sunday t,ttl.i Slr.
and Mr Brigham, of Myth.
Mrs. H.�d,, kinst,tr, ,:f 'Kinn u::'tt, is
Ler biotin t•, Mr. Ilk ib'.:rt 1. o-
' taptece, '
.dr L't',.:i v ,°.e,i, ;i t.)ran , ,rilft, is
visiting her daughter, lls ».
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T, Our Rall and Winter OVER- lel.
COATS are now in, These Ed
Coats are made up in the lat-
est popular styles and colors;
all hand tailored, and finished
with the best of material, and _[
t w ; are priced to compete with any. =
Is We have our Fall samples for
MADE -TO -MEASURE SUITS
IF -e. and- OVERCOATS. We can
— take your order, make delivery
ten days, and guarantee .a
• fit, Ed
= - Overalls, .Smocks; Work Shirts, RI
• Pants and Vests—you will find
• what you want here—�Peabody's, =t,
Kitchen or Haugh's are the po.p-
• trl.ar brands.
1 BOOTS and , SHOES—With
M leather prices advancing, Shoes WI
I IA will be much higher in price. '
We have 'theta still at the low 1
China and Crockery -`Dinner YI
® Se'te, Tea Seta or Clover Leaf in
it . or plaid white, in open stock.
We" pay the highest prices for C
E . produce, • Yon save money both
.111. and Mrs. Per \''r e at and
dao,.:11tc:r. 1Vestfit id,' spent Sunday
4.1tlt her mother, Airs: Mc Brien.
Rally Day service t• ..r rtl'cl i r
the t r 11.41 c[ t.' -'ii , a `,tuidi4 , 93,::,
1'liicleell, returned r, issionary, will be
present to speak on missionary Svc.rk
next Sunday, •
Ali. and Mrs. Johnston Conn spt:rlt
Sunday with the iaaiter's aunt., Mrs..
Vvnbb of Paisley.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Aitches„11 and
family, of St. 'Helen's skint Snitday
with 111, and Mrs. C ttil.'F'aic<,ntr•.
iVlrg and Mfrs. Bolt, ;orf r\larnor1,
visited tvith Mr, and Airs, ,john Pur -
don on Sunday:,
Mr, and.Mrs, Robert 1'urdon and
family spent Sunday with 1:Ir, and
Mts. Archie Anderson, of St. Helens.
'Misses Latira and Annie Rubinson.
Visited fur a few days last week with
Dy. Harold Robinson, of Walkerton,
Born, on "Wednesday, September
September 2Sth, in Mitchell, to lir,
and l'fr;s, Jou Thomps4.ni, ai son.
TENTH LINE' HOWICK
Mr. and Mrs. GeorgeZurbrigg and
Gordou spent Sunday with Mr, and
Mrs. Sebastion Lurbrigg,
Mr. and Mrs. Dan. Zeigler, of Clif-
ford, spent Sunday with their daugh-
ter, and husband, Mr, and Mrs. Hugh
McLeod,
Mrs. Minns and Mrs, E. Davis, of
New York,. are 'spending solve time
n th,e burg. They were accompanied
by their husbands, who returned to
the city after a couple of'days' ,visit.
Mr. and"Mrs. John Fleet and fam-
ily and Mr: William :Peet were; Suit -
day visitors with Mr, and Mrs, Wilms.
liam Self, of l:Tttrriston,
j11 ways by dealing -here.
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SALEM
Mr, and 'Mrs. Alvin Wray and Miss
Joy Wray, of Toronto, spent last
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, John' 1,
Wray.
The anniversary services last Sun-
day were both well attended and a
liberal 'offering was receisied at each
service. Two very fine sermons were
delivered, by the pastor and the choir
gave of their talent at each service.
The fowl supper 011 Monday evening
'VMS a success 'in,t„every way, the la-
dies doing justice by providing a
sumptuous meal in their usual way,
which was enjoyed by all :present:
The talent from Wingham gave a
few line 'selections, also the different
pastors who gave addresses, and Mr.
Johnston, of Fordwich, who favored
with a couple of: good. recitations. All
present seemed to enjoy themselves,
although the church was crowded.
The proceeds for the evening were
$r80.
Mr. Sandy Fraser and his son, Mr,
Stanley Fraser, of Kent, called .on
Mr. and Mrs, Eli Bolt last Sunday.
Mr, Leslie Willits and Mr, Thomas
Martin, who have spent the summer
in Rent, are home. again.
William Irvin, of 13eirnone, bought
• the property on Josephine street next
to Merlcley's garage, at the sale ea
Saturday last ,for $37o,00.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J'. Baker„.
I3olindery, call edat Mr. and Mrs.
Dave Farrier's Su1!.lay, at White-
church.
BLYTH FAIR HAS UNIQUE
EVENTS t
School Fair Combined with District
Fair Makes Big Attraction
There was a ' good attendance of
school children and adults at the com-
bined school and distsrict fair held at
Blyth on Wednesday. The weather
remained fair until late in the after-
noon, when it commenced to ram,
but bythis time the main attractions.
were over. The. result was a'very
pleasant day for those who attended
this annual event.
The afternoon's program conimenc-
ed at 1.3o o'clock with a parade of
school children. The Goderich band
led the procession from the public
school to the fair grounds. Each
school in the parade had something
distinctive and, original in the way of
costumes and banners and altogether
they made a very interesting appear-
ance.
On arrival at the grounds the pupils
went through various exercises and
stunts. Following the exercises Ag-
ricultural Representative Paterson an-
nounced the winners in the parade as
follows: First, S.S. Nu. 11, East Wa-
wanosh and Hallett; second, S.S. No.
16, East Wawanosh; third, -room 3,
Blyth; fourth, S.S. No. 8, Hellen ;
fifth, room 2, Blyth; sixth, S.S. N,.,,
East Wawanosh and Morris; seventh,
room 1, Blyth; eighth, S.S. No, to, ,
East Wawanosh.
'latechitdien'public speaking con-
test
test 1Gas an rntt resting a itmAut'e ar1.:1
there was a large list of .::utrie5, This
competition S'vas divided into two st'e-
tions. The first was open to first and
second-class pupils and the p, t: A-irn-
nerS W Cr C:: 1. 1e'3+•ttiaat, ,
54't 1•,1. ,iaOL ..,:ur..ti. t.od,•
Hoar,,, in the '.. -}_ 404 105
•»3,1.:0 t, pr., Its, •t i:1i4•ii :t?tl I'.1N':1
Ilti. tt'ittitt:4 5 ,0t:, t-lirs:.
Christina a laird; .ti:+in.l,
Dross; t11ii•il, .1, ' rdt,n1' 3 . ,
S S. NO. at, TURN) R.R"it•
Sena a 1=, tirlir — Eva 1)itl s 'ii, cl-
ma, Orvis, Laura McCoy.
Junior Fourth — Gertrude 1)eyeld,
Mac (puree \-i,:,1rL 1 Ir.p11, rt,, Mildred
Phippen, Thelma Phippen.
Senior 'Third ---:Mart: t.1' tib.., .1\:larii>:r
Robertson, 1 i.yd. Fl ittr;.in rit4tS' r
Baku'; Willrc Mi.Ca y non. ;Maud Ncti •`
equal; Arline Ikiker, '1311 '1ittilr,ps.,i1.
Beth Holloway, Fred h,.nit•y
junior 'Third—.\ant.: �:,'Gvt'!l, Etta,:.
art Ritchie, Lillian Baker. _Amite 1140,.
"nis, Alvin Hart, Fred Horne.
Senior Second — Gertrude Kick.
Marguerite,, Phippen, Ted H,1li, ,A;t;: ,
'Pearl Fentey, Nora New: 11, Austin
Thoutson.
Junior Seccitttl.---A..:.:41c.C.i,y, i)„r-
othy Phippen, Kenneth Itintual, Juni
Groves, Hazel Orvis, Ralph Baird,
Gordon Thomson, Lloyd C'isettture,
Mary Cruickshank, St.oar 1 it'ltill,way,
Harry Iailley,
First (`lass — Llsi� Kicks, iLetta
Dennis, Wallace Griffin, Velma Kerr,
Adeline 'Baker..
Primer—•Melvin Phippen, Jim New -
e11, Verona Case iore, Herman Case -
inane, Jacl. Brooks, Rets, Stapleton,
Kathaleen Horne, Sam Thi:)11isort,
Margaret Cruickshank.,
Number on roll' -55,
Uldene McLean, ;.reacher..
Mr. Jack Field, son of Mr. and Mrs.'
'Will Field, entered the ' freshman
class of the 'Chicago Co115gc. of Os-
teopathy bast week. He was accom-
panied to. Chicago by ` ltr, Fraser
Strachan, of Brussels, Who enters up-
on his second year's study at that col-
lege,
e ;- ., ittin.
Money
We: sell drafts, money orders
and cable remittances on all
parts of the world -at 'Iow-
est rates.
Established 187I
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A. M. BISHOP, Manager Wingharn Branch
FREE TRIP
to the
Royal l . Inter Fair
TORONTO, NOVEMBER 15th to 19th (inclusive)
Exceptional Opportunity offered by the
Ontario ll apartment of Agriculture to
the Young Farmers of Ontario
rHE Ontario Department of Agriculture wishes to entertain
1 about 500 representative youngOntario Farmers at the
P
Royal Winter Fair,' Toronto, November 15th to 19th (inclusive),
1927, The object is toenable them to see the Royal Winter Fair
and the other places of interest in the belief that this educational
experience will benefit both them and their communities by the
information and enthusiasm they will gather. All expenses for
travelling, lodging and transportation will be paid by the Ontario
Department of Agriculture, with whom a number of Commercial
Organizations will co-operate.
Contestants snail judge five rings of
live stock and five classes of crop
products, such as grain, small seeds,
potatoes, roots, fruit and vegetables.
Special crops may be included
where production is general over the
county,
The competition shall be open to all
farmers and farmers' sons, living, on
the farm, between the aces of 16
and 23 on o t ber 1, 1021 {must
not have reached 2,3rd birthday) and
who have not i . i on ry repreoented
the county as a me2113cr of a Stock
Judging Team at the. Royal Winter
Yak Or are zot aduates of an
Agricultural Cee .,;n or Agriculturai
School,
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•Prizes r....c-r ed o•+ agasvgate
scoree oriy, ett i
fot alaci at' ar 1 61'71: : _ad rt1.J"9
on 'each cia ,4 h,14 c .'1114:;;
aggrettrdt, 1:ria
product= t 4 t.
,The will
be Live 'Stecit, .', e aaurrct ,
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.,ROYAL JUNIOR FARMER
JUDGING- COMPETITION
This free :trip will be available to ten
winning boys in special "Royal" Junior
Farmer Judging Competition to he held:
in each county of Old Ontario and to
the five winning in a similar competition
in each New Ontario District where an
Agricultural Representative is located.
Make this your opportunity to take a
holiday, visiting the Royal Winter Fair
in Toronto. It will not cost you a cent:
for living and traveiling expanses and
will prove an interesting experience of
inestunable value to you in your future:
protcr>ic n.
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