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WHITECHURCH
BLUEVALE
The anniversary services held ip The afternoon tea and sale held lit
Whitechurch United Church on Sun the Forrester's' Hall on Satuid'iy if -
day were a splendid "suecess.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Robinson and.
Earnest spent Thursday last with Dr,
Harold Robinson of Walkerton.
Mrs. A. Fox spent the last evil
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Roy
Patton of Lucan.
Mr. Win. Hawthorne of Brantford
is visiting his sisters, Mrs. Kerr and
Mrs. Joe Holmes.
Mr, and Mrs. Lord' Johnston of
Shepherdton and Mr. Will. Alton and
sister, Miss Lizzie; of Ashfield spent
Sunday with Mr. apd Mrs. W. R
Farrier,
Mr. W. T. Wellwood and son Ed-
gar of Bolton spent a few days df
last week visiting `v,tith her niece, Mrs..
Arthur Moore and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. John Falconer of Cul.:,
ross spent the week -end in London.
Misses Currie of Zetland spent
Sunday with Miss Irene Moore.
Mr. Henry Mathers and sons Mel -
yin and Charles, and Miss Jane Math-
ers of Bluevale spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson.
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L ', U THEAT '4r E
Friday and Saturday, October 26th and 27th
Ken Maynard
;1741• f .;;,, r.
In
"The Canyon of Adventure"
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Alton of Ash-
field and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Webb
of St. Helens, spent ,Sunday with'
Mr. and Mrs. David Farrier.
ternoon under the auspices of Ladies
Aid of Presbyterian Church, was quite
a success. Although the weather -'eras
not very favorable the early part of
the afternoon was fine and 'a gooil
turn -out of ladies soon cleared eit
everything that was for sale, The ex-
hibit of "the most useful article made
from a flour sack proved very.inter-
esting apd was judged by Mrs. H. C.
MacLean, Mrs. Craig and Miss S,Mac
Lean of Wingham, who awarded the
prizes as follows: 1st prize, a lunch
cloth made by Mrs. C, H. Garniss;'
2nd, an apron, Mrs. Jas.. Kirton; 3rd,
wash stand and dresser covers, ,Mrs,
Anson Shaw. Pillow slips, Laundry
bags, clothes pin aprons were among.
the articles shown: The amount re-
alized from this table was nearly
eighteen dollars.
Mr. J, Wesley Beattie and Florence,
Mrs. Harry Scott and Jim and Harry
from Seaforth were Sunday visitors
at the home .of Mr. and Mrs. F. B.
Scott.
Mrs. Peter Fowler, Wingham rd.,
is under the doctor's care. Friends
wish, for.a speedy recovery.
r. McLean of Knox College oc-
cupied the pulpit in Knox Prebyter
ian Church Sunday.
Mrs. Will Conn is still under the
doctor's care.
Mr, Elgin Wellwood of Orangeville
who spent the past month in the West
is visiting with his family at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. John Falconer.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Vincent and
family of Westfield spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Martin.
Mrs. Henderson, of Powasson is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. McBrien and
other relatives here.
The Mission Band of Chalmer's
Presbyterian Church, Whitecurch,
held their annual Thank -offering on
[Friday evening, October 19th. Ow-
ing to the unfavorable weather the
attendance was not very large. After
the devotional exercises the following
programme was given. Chorus ' by
the Mission Band. Readings by Jack
Pollock, George Ross, Katherine
Mowbray, Tom Wilson, Jean ,Coulter,
John Garton, Olive Garton._ A solo
by Lela Leggatt and a duet by Olive
Garton and Velma Scott, A paper
on "the Life and Work of Mary Sles-
sor" was given by Velma Scott. A
pageant "Heralds of the King" brou-
ght the programme to a close. The
}Mission Band then served lunch
t, trtf
EAST WAWANOSH
Monday and Tuesday, October 29th and 30th
ll & Dor-oth MacKail
Jack Mulhall ..
In
"Man Crazy".,.
Wednesday and Thursday, October 31st, Nov, 1st
Monte Blue
"One Round Hogan"
r; W PRINTING PROCESS*
Re otrted tO Ii,lhninate the Use o
Metal Type.
A printing process which (allude'
nates the use of metal type was de
-
Scribed, at the Hotel Hargrave, ,New
Yorit, recently by Hans von Inraan-
ltofer, United States representative of
the inventors, Its. general principles
resemble others . recently, reported,
von Fraunhofer, . Who .has shown' the
designs for the machineto many en-
gineers and experts, made his fi. st
public statement on the subject re-
cently, following.. receipt of cabled
iruthority, 'whichstates that raegotia-
tions in. Hungary have.; resulted in
the Government there taking over
the Hungarian' rights.
.The machine baa standard key-
board. The touch of "a key makes an
electrical. contact ,which causes the
letter touched to be photographed en
a running film. The first step in
printing a page under this proccca' Ia
that of "setting it up"•by photograph-
ing it on the narrow film.
Devices make it possible to correct
errors. The electrical, system' of
photographing the lettera on the film
is accompanied, by their being printed
on ticker tape before the eyes of the
operator. Any error becomes visible
to him. Photographing of the letters.
is retarded so that the coinvJsitci'
has a second or two in which to make
his .correction" before •the' mistake is
photographed. Even after the film
proof-
read,
to
can be
itp
e
risbencompleted'
a
read, mistakes being, cut out and e.r-
rect readings .interpolated.
The second step. is that of prcjeet-
ing the film on to chemically treatt'tl
zinc. plate. As the film is unreeled
the letters are photographed in th is
correct order on the plate. Adjust-
ments can be made to widen or ',_ar-
row the column of type at will. Type
of . any. kind or " size can he uo,ad.
Photographs or drawings are re-
photographed directlyupon the a'. c
plate. •
Von Fraunhofer said the inventor•'+t
model had produced excellent resulte,
that a second machine was being
made for the Hungarian Government.
and that a : third would be brought
to this country for demonstration in
six months. He said the American
company; called the Lum.inotype :En-
terprises, was not seeking capital and
had no stock to sell: He predicted
that the machine would revolutionize
printing.
BLYTH
Mr. James Sims was in Toronto
last week attending the funeral of
his sister-in-law, Mrs. Arthur .Sims..
Nurse Robinson was in town for
a few days during the week.
Rev. W. B. Hawkins of Forest was
in town on.,Thursday.
A number of our citizens attended
the funeral of the late George Patt-
erson in Hullett on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Brown and dau-
ghter of Toronto were visiting relat-
Wes over. Sunday, At the evening
service in St. Andrew's Church Miss
Brown contributed a beautiful solo.
Mr. and Mrs. George Beatty and
Miss Emma Mason, of Ingersol were
visitors at °the, home, of Mr. B. Mason
over Sunday. •
Miss Ada Stackhouse visited her
brother, Dr. Ray Stackhouse, at Rid-
geway, during, the past couple of
weeks.
Mrs. (Dr.) Wilford spent the 'week-
end with, Clinton friends.
St. Andrew's Church held their an-
niversary servicers or Sunday. Large
congregations greeted the speaker,
Rev. Mr. Little,, of Toronto, who de-
livered 'two very; impressive messages
linking tip the p,ast with the present
sixty-first `anniversary. The speaker
described his congregation as pilgrims.
on a journey, the way often fraught
with difficulties. "Lead on Oh Migh-
ty Conqueror until the day breaketh
and the shadows flee away." The
choir rendered..special musicial sel-
ections,'
On Wednesday evening the ladies
of the congregation will serve a hot
Supper. Ripley choir will furnish the
programme for the entertainment.
William Hallahan, Jr., had two of
his fingers badly smashed when they
were caught in cogs of a threshing
machine. The misfortune occurred
when he was working in East. Wawa-
nosh Township.
Donald Munro, who broke his arm
during the summer, has had a sim-
ilar mishap. The second break was
caused by falling from a horse.
Ward Laundy, .who has been with
ahe Bank of Commerce here for a
number of years, was the guest of a
surprise farewell party, when about
3o of his frineds gathered at his home.
Mr. Laundy has resigned his position,
with the bank to join a financial house;
at Calgary, During the evening he
was the recipient of an address and a
handsome club "bag.
pi The marriage of Miss Louise Krait -
'low and Mn, Chas. Robinson, of Pon-
tiac, is tq take place in Pontiac on
Friday, October 26th. Immediately
after which the wedding party are
motoring to the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Robinson of the,
,9th , Con. of E. Wawanosh where ti`e
wedding supper and reception will be
held in their honor. The many,
friends of the groom in this commun-
ity wish them a long and happy wedd-
ed life.
MORRIS
•
Mr. and Mrs: O. Carruthers and
son, Terry, of London, spent the
week -end at Mr. A. VanAlstyne's.
Mrs. John Robinson of Kincardine
spent a few days with her mother,
Mrs. Thos. Abraham .
Miss Bernice Shaw of Bluevale vis-
ited at Will Abhama's last week.
Mrs. John C. Casemore spent a few
days with her daughter, Mrs. Willie
Orr, last week.
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RUSE TURNED UPON EiIMSELF.'
Bismarck's Wife Renewed It as Re
Explained Device to Diplomat.
How Bismarck's clever ruse for
ridding himself of tiresome visitors
was turned against himself is re-
counted in the recently published col-
lection of Bismarck anecdotes, com-
piled by . Schmidt-Hennigker,
One day Lord Russell, the British
ambassador to Berlin, asked the Ger-
man iron chancellor. at his mansion
whether he did not find it very irk-
some to have to receive so many un-
official visitors daily. Bismarck re-
plied that on the whole he found
something of interest . in every caller
--finless' he overslsyed 'lis time. But
for such "stickers," Bismarck re-
marked, .he bad an infallible house-
hold remedy. He explained that his
wife, who from long experience had
acquired an intuitive sense for the
proper duration of a visitor's stay,
could always be counted upon if
needful to open the door 'and on
some pretext or other call him away
Barely had the chancellor finished
speaking when Princess Bismarck
called through ' the half -open door-
way
"Otto, isn't it about time for' you
to come and take your medicine? I
just wanted to remind you,"
An embarrassing silence, followed
these words. The next moment, how-
ever, both men roared with laughter
as the of this strane con-
frmationumor of. the "infallible remedy"
;truck them. '
ORI(IN OF BLUE-ELOODFD.
rho Reference Is to the Color of the
GORRIE
Harvey Plant is visiting at his home
at present.
Mr. and Mrs." Nelson Underwood �
of Glenannan, and Mrs. M. Under
wood of Wingham, spent Sunday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. Jeff-
erson. '
The Bank Inspectors have spent
the last few days inspecting the local
branch of the Canadian Bank of Com-
merce,
Sante, sneak thieves stole thirty
bags of potatoes from George Gal-
loway, and also drained the gasoline
front Oliver Galloway's car.
A new, grocery store will be open-
ed in Mrs. Bingham's building where
Nicholl's store was formerly located.
Mr. and Mrs. Akrant and son, Vern,
formerly of Listowel, are now occu-
pying Mr. Tayor's house near the
'United church, '
The Galloway brothers are going
on a fishing trip to Bruce Peninsula
on Wednesday.
Mrs. Stinson of Gorrie visited at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Stew•
art of Belgrave on Friday
Rev, F. Craik conducted, services
at Du lgannot},,on ,Sunday.
Over ,$200 was..rr=,alined at the An-
glican ilowl Supper i'n the Township
Fall at Gorric on Thursday.
•BUY YOUR FUR COAT HERE AND B•E SURE.,
OF • SATISFACTION.
Furs are purchased, usually on confidence, for
there are few people who know the actual quality
and value of fur skins ; that's why it is so important
to buy Furs from a dependable source, where abso-
lute satisfactionis guaranteed. Our long experien-
ce in both Raw Furs and the manufactured article,
enables you to purchase with confidence, the best
qualities and woikmanship at the fairest of prices.
The extra values we have in stock could not be re-
placed to-day'except at an advance of 15 or 20°%x.
Hudson Seal, Persian Lamb, Canadian Muskrat,
• French 'Seal; Fox and Squirrel Scarfs.
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.ing Bros., .Wingham
WESTFIELD
Mr. and Mrs. John Medd of Clinton,
and Mrs.' (Rev:) 'Medd sof Welland,
visited with Mrs. McVittie Sr., on Fri-
day last.
Mr. Elmer Beacom• inspected school
No. 6, East Wawanosh on Tuesday.
Miss E. Sowerby attended the tea-
chers' convention at Goderich on
Thursday and 'Friday.
Mrs. G. N. Ainslie of Monroe, Micba
spent a few days, last week ,with her
sister, Mrs. -Bert Taylor anis brother,
Mr. W. F. Campbell. _
- . Mr. and Mrs W. -A. Campbell and
family were Goderich'visitors on Sat-
urday. ,.
Mr. Wm. Hallahan met with quite
a serious accident on Monday while
silo filling at Mr.' Alva McDowell's.
His fingers were1 drawn into, the cut-
ting box and he had to. have one fin-
ger on the left hand amputated at the
first joint, two other fingers were in-
jured.
A social eveningwas held on Tues-
day evening at the Westfield United
church when young and o'ld enjoyed
the pleasant time together After a
pleasant time in playing' games and
having a social chat an address and
shower were presented to • Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Campbell.
Dear Howard and MrSi .Campbell:
We the members of. the . West-
field Vilified "church' have taken this
opportunity to. extend • to you our
best wishes and welcotne Mrs,
bell to our community.
In the choir and otb'et duties of the
church, Howardh,ver' have always
found you a faithful4ftd willing help-
er, and we take great` pieasure,in wel-
coming Mrs. Campbell into our midst.
As a futux6 reiriniscetice of our
good wishes we ask 'you bdth to ac-
cept from us this miscellaneous show-
et. We trust, Howard, your pleasure
will ' be in lknowing, the high esteem
in which you are 'held and will,
nify to you, Mrs, Campbell;, the host
of friends which surround: you in the
community in which you are about
to make your hew' home.
Our sincere 'desire.,tiiat''your fut-
ure May be a long'•'married life en-
�dowed with God's richest blessings,
health and prosperity.,,k''
Signed by the committee, Mrs. Jas;,
Woods, Mrs. 'Wan, McDowell, Ella
Sowerby.
On behalf of himself and Mrs.
Campbell, 1- toward,' made a fitting re-
ply`, thanking the kin'd'friends for the
many beautiful gifts and best wishes
bestowed .upon them.
Veins.
There is, of course, no "blue
blood," but the term, generally used
in a• complimentary sense as denoting
gentle birth, does really hark back. to
r color origin. Not of blue blood,
I' engh, The reference is to the color
of the veins.
Families who through several gen-
eraiinns, possessed sufcient'wealth fr
r„•,h14 them to escape manual work
developed skins of .a very erne tor -
Wag, and through ',:he latter i,hc
v •tre Showed blue. That would-be
eneeially apparent in the, hands and
',..,..,..;rine' The skins of there wti^
'inblpssed with wealth, had to work
'ee'eame bard. 'and the veins were
hardly discernible',
Titus, although "blue veined” or
"fine -skinned" would have been t%'inr^
'errect; the term' "blue-blooded"
eine into 'use to denote the aristec-
""nv. and it would seem, . from old
at' tings, that' it:was the popular re•
'tet that the'terra expressed the lit-
eral fact.
Power From a Mower.
The ,rienee College of, Calcutta
Mee shown a new • read to large quern-
;lies of• alcohol fel- producing newer,
"he water byactnth, o-1 nest. in Bengal
• mterwaYs, has been •tts'd in eonnec-
Unri with the sawe.P. of the gangwa
Tec, •which grows wil,lain Bengal and
n
he, obtained .in enormous mien -
'ties. The new methods which have
seep .worked out to prndute spirit
'+•ore the water hyecintli not only
!Iere:ii new source of power, but will
ielp towards clearing Bengal's water
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE{. is hereby given pursuant
to the provsions of the Trustee Act,
that all persons having any claim at
demand against Anna Monk, late of
Wingham Town, in Huron County and
];rovince of Ontario, Widow, are re-
quired to send by post prepaid or de-
liver to J A. Morton, Wingham P. 0.,
Ontario, Solicitor for the Administra-
tor of the property of the said deceas-
ed, on or before the 27th day of Oc-
tober, 1928, their names and address,-
es
ddress,es with full particulars in writing of
their claims and the nature of the se-
curities, if any, held by them, and
verified by statutory declaration. And
take notice that after the said last
mentioned day the said Administrator
will distribute ,the assets of the said
deceased among the persons entitled
thereto, having regard only to the
claims of which' he shall then have
had notice, and that the said Admin-
istrator will not be liable for the said
assets or any part thereof to any per-
son of whose claim he shall not then
have received notice.
Dated at. Wingham, Ont., this 5th
day of October, • 1928.
J. A. MORTON,
Solicitor for the Administrator.
Term.
• Nuts. Rave. Witch Food Value,
Nitta, owing to the vegetable :oils
ney'contain, have a high food value.
lead. and Zirazil fits rank first in
good value, . then, the cheap:int, al-
,nand, walnut; and peanut.
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