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TIMOTHY ON
EVOWSH N
To the Editor av alt thus
Winl;haiu 1'aypers.
Meer Sur:—
Ne 1 told ytt befoor, 'the aatissus
won't let me git into any are:mints
\old thim Haigh School byes we bev
slatayin wid as, •fer fear' 1 may litter
fere wid theer lessons, whin I know
perficktly well that the young sheet. -
panes:
heet-panes do be up in Cheer rooitiplayin
checkers,' 'whin they situd be dors
Over home wurruk, .v course she
tinks it is all roight fer thim to go
t`o the Arena, feu she sex' they 'node
the irei•celise, but ani; own oidea is that
Cheer inoinds nade ixercoise irtcare
than dicer bodies,, an, shore, 'tis' me-
silf that kin give it to. thins.
'Tis only whin the rnisetis is out
air an avilain to wan av titian lnay"tins
site attitids: that 1 gin a chance to title-
wid
alewid thinslads, an rho* titins where
they .hey been afflict gittin in wrong,
so to shpeke,
'Tis quare tings iutoirely the young
payple do be raydin these days, 3 as, an
they tink it shnaart to •b e shprinele
some av theer half baked .oideas on us
oulcl fellates, ,es if we hadn't heered
allabout thim befoor they ivir came
into the wurrtild at all, at all,
Wan no:ight thins lads av' Ours got
tatkin eveltishun; an asked inc what
1 taught about it,•
"An wud ye moind tellin me n'rw"
sez 1, "just what ye mane be evulu-.
sht?"
They tuuld me 'tugs the theory
that man discinded fruin inonlet ye,
which av course, was only. party eoi-
ght, fer 'tis i nesiif that had inanny
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Notice to Creditors I FOR SALE -2 dog Collie pups, En-
rI quire at dv-ancci Tintes.
b L !\N 1'1{ le N REPAIRED ;1 \ D re-
finished. Salme eaIlett for and de -
1 livered, Shop above. R. Malirhead"s.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pur-
suatz't to Section 56,.Chap, 1.21, of the
Revised Statutes of .Ontario.. that al
persons having claims against the Es-
tate of john j. Ferguson„ late of the
Town of \\"ingahnt in the County of
Huron, Gentleman, deceased, who
stied on or about the fourteenth day
of January, A,1). 1929, are required
to send by post, prepaid, Or to deliv-
er to R. \'atnstone, \Vingleun, Ontar-
io, Solicitor for the Executors:, on or
before the fourth day of March, r\,1).
1929, their names and addresses, with
full particular's in writing of their
elaims, and the nature of the seeuri-
ties (if any) held by thein duly veri-
fied by a statutory declaration,
ANT... FURTHER TAKE NOTICE
that after the said fourth day of
Mardi, 1929, the said Executors will
proceed to distribute the: assets of
the said estate tnxa`<n;t the Parties en-
titled thereto, baying regard only to
the -clitints of which they y shall then
have had notice, and the said execu-
tors shall not he liable for. the said
assets or any pact thereof t<1.nny 11er>
son of wltost; claim they shall :tot
then have received atwtlee.
Dated at \Vinghattn this fourth day
sal
February, A, D. 1929.
f', VANS
\. lfaa tat 1'. t),,
Solicitor for the .Execnturs,
Notice To Creditors.
IN "t}1t l ti'1 \'i'F a lF ALBERT
fiREGC)�t�v. taste ,'r tis, '.1'e+vn of
\\ lnkttatatt, int titre t'v"Ik11( of jitirt�t.i,
Deceased,
NoTxc IS HERXItV GTV1 \, Mur- r
.. t },, ,t:." „_..,,....1 .....,...
Garage, 0, Ludwig,'
FOR SALE.•-•I`cd Washing i Imachine
with wringer, in'ood condition, .ton, til -
all McClary' Pandora Range ,good
g
' as new,'
Buchanan Hardware.
FOR SALE -Portable saw mill, 3
buck carriage, 10 in. drive belt, 56
in. inserted tooth saw, saw -dust
carrier. A. M. Pardue, \\!iitt;haut.
SATISFACTION—If you want
this
i
in shoe rtpairin or repairing rub-
bers and goloshes, conte to our
store. Shies dyred to keep their
colts', j. A, Haugh.
FOR S 11,E—At Itluevale Creamery,
lilnt 'ale, '6 H.P. Gasoline Rugine,
with I ruck, clutch pulley, suitable
for cutting wood or silo filling.
Phone 600r3,
1.t)Si'.—It's Wingham ,.n Saturday, a
tire chain for a Ford truck. Find-
er please leave at A. I Walker's.
1 t )RSA LE—Quantity zntity of Amber holt-
at 5c ptr lb, tc1 e,nstt,tner5 sup-
14iyktt p•ail,. A tint t•
ats ttt
d.ttit . Feed Slut e. Apply to
Miler Casework, \\in::ttant. phone
book years aro.
"I)iscinded did ye say?' sez T, "Sure
that avurrnd manes gout (dow'n, set, ac-.
cordis to what ye say, the lituitmi
race has gone back on the jawb, loik:
Faifa's: pertaties, the year av the
poor crop, whin he diidn't git back as
,
manny as hr phi ted. Ye. byes re-
nittincl tate av an ould t ld stint 1 had, who
belated ev'eryting she wus tould,..ttI2
.niatther how much differ there
titoight be in the way the sante ehtory
ticry
WUS tould her. She wud always be
taken up wid the lasht wan till she
herd the nixt. 1 tink mesilf that
webby the oidea that tune slltarted
as a fish, uioi'ght be mitre ray i
ysona bre
to some ixtint, fer, share, there do be
a lot av Boor fish among min yit..
"kis, an a lot av suckers,who steady
v a.
the whole hook, lin and sinker, if
the bait is (wily timptin enough. 1
wance knew a fetlah who, ivirybody
said, drank loike a fish, an I sitlip0c„
ye byes tint: ye her' a whale av e'
tonne some - noights whin ye go t::4
the rink. Vis, this lays- of evolushun
is a tinny fishy shtury, altot'etlter,
w'1011 ye. conic tU tiny •: it. out, an a
;et t• p, ay be Ittt scalev wan at that,
lie ould brother Matt. \ranee tonic
t1:y'ir is - -
rat' .81- a. gmare' craft tar ale sawin ;1 -
niiia It was rallt'd' a platipus, an
CARD OF THANKS ..had ri (lack's. bill, an twt'bbed late, an
-tor' 1,41ttt' a5 a baiver,.an laid eggs. an
1'Ett:,
:McKinnon :11it.h' wish t(1 ,u1/4 -1,-,1,:d its young. I suppose, ace'lti•-
tate ')1'8iY Stets t*f kindness 's ' tfi'1 11' .111211 ey'oltishtinists (hie bait
7 Fuvvtt to
thank their' +riend.s sand nt ighthurs itis •
thein 'Curring the sickness and death : tn.t Jilt So' far 011 its i 'uvtltey Up ar'
;trice in that re.;.trd, that alt perauti
h a\ in;;' claims tigninst the F.s,ate of.
Albert Henry tetegot•y, tvl,o died on
or about the first day of January, .k.
1.). 1929, at 't ht' Talwin of Wingitanl,
are required to setd by post, prclnaid
Or deliver t,' Har..11d F. Itu4 aanan.
Esquire, vu\.irlghant, t)'nl.trii�, tlte' .1d-
trtinisteatctr ek tthc said Estate, t:tr to
the undersigned, 11 t e,r before the
twenty-third day of February, .1.1).
1929, their names euId addresses with
fail particulars 4+f theirclaitus, in writ-
ing, verified by statutory dvela matron,
and .the nature of the sc'euritfes; it'
any, held lit- them.
,\NP FURTHER T\t:i: Nr,t'1'It'R
that -after the said tw •tlty •sltird day
Fehrottry \.E) 192i1 h :assets of
the rain estate vtil? he tit trthni:,, 1 by
the .said Vitt1illi,,Orat,.vr tt:e
parties entitled thereto. having re-
ard only to claims of which lae haft'
then have notice, arra tht' estate will
mit he liable tt1''• any claims not filed
at the tinte If the said distribution,
Dated at NVint,lnion. thes fourth Baty
at 1"c'hrtctr., :"417 1929
„i„ 1.1c-SH174RI
iii atoll stir Matt tis
Solicitor 1"
111 (rF ti(•i.
AND' IT IS
i1
..i 7t
hti
etel ineplements art tr?t
' .;•+', eon 4, C tilt 11cs.;' 011
TUESDA' l'X.�4 CI anti
$til,' ;ti •tL.. hoirsaus?. 6 shoetifor'tt
rant/e, 14 cows and heifers 'in taitf,
ICC Yorkihit e sew, sinal nil the farm
egnllotnetit, 'Verne.: •.•.' nloaths credit:
yy it#t e'it4� tllst•tntint for Wst lt � r
I . 4 W e”
It .
1 ,
iv s +1 n ^l i h
to c, ,rlt a Carta,
e .a t, t the
I'ni W,,s, \tie'tir'P,y,(, r, iltItt01t1i
crtlr, 1'.tropeiet;ee.
r, d(tvvn, an thin .Hauck Iitere not kiloty-
t�
in which way it was lhravellkrt. Shute
Works Hard, Dances',- I don't belaiwc' in ver evolushun -..idt.•a.
Gains 3 Lbs a, Week at all" at' "it, fer there Hasn't been
iantty.hange in the ta,ecler board arr
1
1 tti•+.,t t haard, clan. t atxttl hay < 'aix2-
r,. V:..a yv.17,, 5lute• tal.itln
1l. filly nerv'utt'ucss is alaitos't all,
gone,' ----„Mrs. F. Lang.
Vitiol ks a delicious cotitpuuud of
cold liver peptone. iron, etc. Nerv-
ous. easily tired, anemic people are
surprised how Vino/ gives new pep.
t zz( :.Melt and! a 1)IG appetite. The
eery first 'bottle often adds several
:pinta d: w eit;lL( tv thin citildrraa air
iadults, 'l'aastes 'deliclotas;—_ltcKib-
till's t)ru; Stare.
FARM FOR SALE
l •t N.,. 4. on 11; Line, fiowiek 31-;
mile;, north of \Vetmetc r. 100 .acres
;fere etticit':heti. 111 a.. e.r tat 't . tare
rest 'pasta -Q. Good Vt0tter ftl,tx t, 9
1 tel;; hard and 5, -ft water, Flank
bio" t, straw .lzt'(I and ?Tt'l, t1'IYitttt `s•he(1',
\niece, 1liltt'r, \\ro',cler Y\: I. No.1.
•
(tic #nultipticasliaut table since they
.1115 Eursht invinted, an a parse
• slltill .a harse, fist the same as he
wits ttn(Sands at- years ago. \v:
co(lrse ye may hey balky harses rn
, Itec'vey basses, an kickers, an cribbers,
,arr .Shetland pones,: arr Ctoidsdalcs,
arr 1'zrcherons, butwiry wan av thktn
a parse; list the same.
"Lave Well ern:tight alone"' wits
ood shit) tiatt wifl us 'Tixities in Ykn
t -
tten elivitt,'an 1 belaive'it is ,nature's
.w'n motto. arr the \riuttnin wud be
phtntin hugoatia bulbs in the shp'rin', ;
apt ;growin gladio1ntzns frutn til im,
J'i.st whin we gotthis far wid carr
flt', c(tshu n 1 heerd the shtep: tar tlIse
+ntssu5 on the verendctb, ,el r timid in such cases. less than fifty people
e l turn tit, but when a etlnttnCrner
WINCH, M ADVANCE„ tU ES
Vt org'e :Spott( y' M P.1 V1lgW,
orously Opposes titles
i1fr. GIi ORGE SVOTTQN (,(Horth
lliiron)1 '
14tr, Speaker, if .1 eotild be sure that
there would be a vote oh this reso-
lution I would not even tale ten min-
ttt'es of the time of the house, as 1
Propose to do,. However, I just wish
it to be known to this Etotise and to.
the cpatstitueney which I represent
that 1 ata not in a position oven to
flirt with this .natter,
• This question was settled by my
party in 1910, and I have heard no
person in 'sty county; or in the pro-
vince of Ontario express any desire
to return to medieval titres. This.
seems to be an innocent matter,
when We are' asked simply, to refer,
the, question to a committee for eon-
sideration, but there nnay be leaders
of parties who perhaps discern' the
psychology of, the situation: In an
old school book there was a verse
which read like this:
Vice is amonster- of so .frightful
:mien,
'As to be hated, needs but to be
Yet seen too oft, familiar with' her
We first endure, then pity, then
embrace.
These advocates- may think that
this session we will endure, next ses-
sion pity and the third session em-
brace, •
If in niy 'remarks I leave the track,
Your Honour will call me to order,
but I renteinber.-',a News York taper.
tvhkt h, before the .limited States went'
into the war, was neutral -so neutral
s -s -that :it did net care who licked Ger-
many. If there are men' taking part
in this discussion who are so neutral.
that they do not care Who restores
these title, 1 Yztust say once and for
all that I ant supposed to any such
restoration. 1 have been in this
.house only a short trine, but I ha'r'e
ate\Ter seen the 111e leader of 'the admini-
stration seiZe with Such avidity upon
any suggestion n 1
coming from this side
of the house. 1 have seen et. the .Grime
Minister, in my . own Ctinstituenev
smile blandly and serenely on two
Men speaking from the same platform
at the saute meeting, one /baking a
free trade speech^and the other plead-
ing
t a d
inwg fan protection, As fax as 1 ant
concerned I propose that my people
p p
shall know where I stand, and I will
not be a party: to pulling the :cites -
nuts out of the fire for this admini-
stration.
In 1919, when men were rendering
the greatest 'service mien could' ren-
der their cupntry and their empire,
this house did away with titular dis-
tinctions, presttnnably ,almost unani
uwusty: In my constituency, 142r.
Speaker, I have mothers who have'
given one, two, three, four and five
sons for the empire, and 1 will never
vote that they shall bow the' knee
anti call somt, outer woman "lady."
The mothers, wives and the . laugh-
ters.in my constituency are ail ladies,'
and they never shall • be placed in a
lever class than that of some other
lady :who happens to be'..tarried. to
a roan who; for reasons best *nowt'
to himself and to those who confer
these titles, has received stick a dis-
tinction. My. Mother, my wife, my
daughter; the mothers, the wives, the
sisters and the daughters of 1113' Cori-
stitueney 'shalt never say that .I cast
my vote to place them in a , lower
class than any other woman in this
fair :t)emtiniott. It may seem 'to be
an innocent ..otter to refer thisgttts-
tion ne to 11 •f it 2 '
l d tit latticebut \'
We have -t
tttetttber of this house bringing for
ward' another - innocent resehtti€in' to
change the old Union ;tack, Do you
think, Mr. Speaker,. I could vote for
any. stall recotnnaendation aid still
Play fair and be honest with the peo-
pEe vr<•ln rlectett tine? In arty co'n-
stitue'ncy they . dei not take stage
fright even .whets. t'hre,e,' four, or five
cabinet ministers attend a meeting;
the byes that they half bttttlter hue-
.
ue- t\It ai.
FARM FORS SALE e is theer room, an we w'tid tncb'by .comes along as few nights later he is
1'l e t t'i 1 iY
-r, pt4tt .c, t l,.ir
tY
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wC .v
", e up the 'sttbjkkt ae,itt at some 1 I,
>+rtrt,(,ft by 300, 400 tlr dt)tl people,.
i'
.tnyt'Y tit:'1tin - tere has been waste laboured
otitis tilt i Sit wake. went about foreign kings and potion -
Timothy I et tata'.�
.. r't6ttl13L tithis to Canadians. 1
t think thatmatter w is t;titly (halt'
tlti, t.;:e ;~~utttll tial,.,, 1 --i with in 1919, mid if the ti 111.tit „f.
tie, til y, `.,t; t airy l at
- 1 Ttri,key wishes ttli'.bestow any titIe.
t: w...; tit#stir t1( talc: 1, •";f Lttt+t;.t' d.eorati(.n .in any tilt ntber if this
}» n 1 1_ir •n' belh Et;7::tit 1.•al-•
f tit 1st .: he c'tt {t t t, Ili-. sounding Z.“`,..`,$;.,'
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i,;'1.1,,U, #1 iI'r tt.t ant?
i u' .11,til l:i tl,nf.i;ix Cc r t ,t p„ 1 r,'
p ^en ,t.1�„ry t� 171t., 1 ,,t et Lill
" s . tit. . '0 0 1:11V. :fi;.;tit' , .1 i':. ?r. rioll:e and L£chleit witht .a straw.
.
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tie
ai
1
i1Y
i,: tw\' tigll.,ni.
so: tit the novi. r are to be tial i t1 ±s,e,y wish 10 tvtur their tit'CIt' hits(
prCS,ritt e: lrt'i 1. . t1.<-• 1 t,ewels: ahl_#tat ihetYr tYC4'le,u I
11t:tF btlaw WFr ea.ned Int.+, i"li, lfati'a` Yt,y 4.bieet'It't, but in ?nit' t'11ft hit-
tit•., C:?' i i1 fyin iiidt',d woesthe l't''- t 1.IIt"•y" lack is as 1ge,trtl 1I' tit 11,0-••'
f, 11f
'IN! 'li \\I ngh:t+tm: ,. t'r'y''
: tt<ai' tile, clay rat pray,..r: service 111 F tItt,ll i; -<it r,tl,t: Ul, nri4re 'o thtl
Mrs. 1,1, em , : the i.iaap(ist church:- on Friday tast. i time of this 11011.0. Thi,tlartrs-
r 7 }. i_presided E 1s r , atli. >e L t" 1, �r Pt _ltrr Anderson and wv us
#lean,¢? suecess.in. raising gliati,
anti the display in her ,~stied rr it .
�. upt4,44',.,tat, :.eti "rnag t IYr'.ta'we... 'W itt,t1ta'r
t is in the ettf( vatillt of utast' rlcne.-
t. .
itr� Yr' "1t t t,+'iq,rit ltta,y:<n5 s.tYatYf!: rt:irlrt
,ta, ta'a: wi?Ir kite+arr tltts e1ln itnf: ,1,o;ts4'.1l
!Us `rite, lass w«I,rt ,r,)0' tk tilb¢ 4r,a"silttilt t a' t'il
t
1st' int• t i.tint retitii.=,1Yt. A ' will all toot.;
i w
,ir
kt
rtttls.1llkt''I I B'Z Ica t't.4ttlts.
assisted by 'Mrc, Atv, J, fle dt;i'su11,
•\ 'rWillis; , IndInd., ,
.k... WI yc;Wt:raLt ladies t offer
cal it'4vocatic)nt( for the betterment if
rlcl tatted ll`r,r the coming of
t ;dor op earth, Mrs, Kine•
arr, the ccuriae, "Eie
�t ti t S: t e)` Ct1Y 'l "�E'�r, � C L r
"f "tactic;" a hymn ntwst stir
otnIte '
b
e "44
Iris :it
prrate�.f
art
same
cid to
oat ectal
trv4'i" $10,00.
r
t4nt1 1-it1 w,'{YTcar as :11.041: 0( of histor,/
aright speak 91r st1111,' (11111', but in
`tttlaatta \ce tl<ave the title's of -Hon-
Iratblc," and "Right It<tu iulattslc.°`•
tiir.ter" and "Esquire," and, if the
k t "Mister" is not good enough for
IIY man he eau taae1 "Esquive atf'ter.
his name, tit
t,. 1sT, name the ' "
Itte of the ncrtsl'e
t
n.
,Ind a xncn awl wv+;itttert 1rt: ttiy con,:
stitL(Ct1(;y1 the deseetittt&tits -of the teal
malters ofCattatclst the descendants of.
those early pioneers who fought the
great battle of the forest---
Those worthy sires who bore
The day's first heat, their t:oils are
o'er,
Rude fathers' of a risiltg land, -
Theirs was a mission truly grand,
:Brave peasants;by the Father God
Sent to reclaim the stubborn sod,
Well they performed their work and
won
Altar and Berth for the woodman's
Son—
con only: say that until the. gov-
ernnient of Canada raises 'Memorials
to .those pioneers and to the men who
fought' and bled in Flanders; and to
the mothers who spent the sleepless
vigils at home, 1 shall not be a party.
to granting any titular distinctions or
creating any caste system in this fair
fominient Of Canada,
Would pour Sessions of
County Council unci1 Be An
Improvement?
Thee. Hu e County Council has
three 'regular sessions "each year --in
January, Jung and'Decen'tber. This
means that in the long period from
January to June, and again front June
to December, the council is to a great
extent out of touch with the affairs
of the, county. At the January ses-
sion new members tire just beginn-
ing to get acquainted with council
doings, ; and ;in December moth- of
thein have no certain 'prospect of be-
ing back for another terns; so :hat
it is only during the few .clays of the
June. session that the Council is real-
ly in the saddle. The suggestion' is
ivacle that the council should rit'.et
nnnre'frequently, say four time a
year, as in some other counties. • In
the neighboring county of Wellington
the council meets five times a year,
The question Of cost is to be consid-
ered : as county councillors receive
an allowance for their attendance at
meetings, but instead of having three
session cif four days*each the council
might be able to get along with four
sessions of three days each, and at
the same time maintain a better grip
upon the county business_ The pet -
icy of three sessions a year was es-
tablished in the old days when people
travelled by train and a trip to the
county totitn froin spine of the more
distant townships took considerable
time; but now that automobiles are
in general use a trip from the fa
Thursday, February 21st
thest cornier of the county to Ctticler-fit is ekpcctecl :to
ich is not a very serious matte,. !work this year .
To Be or Not To Be -
That is ;The Question?
Is Wingbair to have an Old Boys'
and Girls' 'Re-Uoiori to coirmemor-
ate the Jubilee Celebration of the in-
corporation of the town, or is this
important incident in the town's
tory to go by d.e,fatilt?' After a lot'
of talk an organization was found to
carry out the project, .committees ap-
pointedto perfect details, and then
ATM as the work was nicely under
way, the whole affair ' seemed to crash
for reasons that cannot be readily ex-
plained. lt looks tike lack of co-op-
eration 011 tate part of some of the
committee, at disinclination to give
their time for this purpose, and a
lack of team play may wreck the
whole. affair. There is a very strong
sentiment in favor of the proper ob
srrvance of the town's 50th anniver-
sary, and many are in sympathywitty
a suggestion put 'forth a year or soy
amoo, that the town council should
sponsor the movement, or at least be
;behind it. if the present committee
find, it impossible to function -with
1.it.ny degree of probable success, it is
!not yet too late for the Mayor to
'take the initiative in calling for a pub -
!tic meeting andput the movement,
once more under way.
THE LADIES SHOWED HOW
Over one hundred attended a Pro-
gressive Euchre in the 1. 0. 0. IF_
.
Hall .on Friday evening- when .the
1929
proceed with the
3 ,5174XStt'Cii(:a ARTIST.
Learned to Sketch as 11e 'Worked so,
a Checker.
Charles Comfort is the youngest
member of the Ontario Society s'
Artists, and Atte of the, youngest evert
enrolled in its membership. He int
successful Man at twenty -sewers,, ante
is • considered one of the best om
mercial artists izt Canada,
At thirteen, two years after .eo
to Canada. from Edinbure:h, he Stoat
ed to work .as water -boy for ti road.
paving gang in Winnipeg. Promoted -
to checker, at a factory mantllacilns+-.
ing'~road-ma1<iiig materials, he Snit
drew artistic' interest by sketching St.'
.Boniface cathedral as he worked. $s,
could seethe cathedral through his
window, and while he stamped
checks with his left hand heheld a
sketching pencil in itis right, ants be-
tween
e-tween ehe eking wagon -loads, exew-
the cathedral.
Comfort was the eldest of a large
family, and it was a parental sacri-
fice to utae iir•to`acrept tit. $2 -a --
week Job, when he bad been making.
$3 a day, but ho took employtut:tit.
with a' large lithc,graphie fiimt in To-
ronto on the advice oi' the manager
of that :tlrnt. Two years later, the.
ex-waterboy .von third pz iz in a nn--
ttnna l art cotiiltl+titMu. \'1'' , t1 the.
1110110y he wet. ,u N
art. Lint year, the N1011:_ .tit Cl _... y'
at
Ottawa 111100t d tlt:• F i
—a lingo vatol, -tits 11 >y 111 "'
and a ('011 111'illt, 'lJ•(' t. .. ..
fort is a atiymber cif 1o1.an,, aza
:Ilan ?ite1t'ty" .
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wives of; the members entertained. r t
And. all those Iitele feminine touches
that go to make a really enjoyable
evening were in evidence, front t'.e
gracious reception at the entrance of'
the hall, the ,complete arrangements
for the entertainment of their guests,
and for the elaborate luncheon at the
close. Messrs, T. MoK. Smith and
T. Hughes won the gentlemen's priz-
es, and Mrs. A. M. Bishop and Miss
Mary :Pattison were the fortunate
winners for the ladies.
IMPROVEMENTS PROPOSED
Wingham United Church officials:
at a meeting- on Tuesday tentatively.
adopted a plan to spend approximate-
ly $16,000, in a new pipe organ, kit -
then, ;Sunday: School room. and other
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