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The Wingham Advance Times, 1929-02-28, Page 1• TF,AFArap711:717,707, With Which is Amalgamated The Gorrie Vide!lite and Wr'oxeter News. Copies, Five dente- WINGI-IAIVI, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2$th, 1929 SubscriPtl°n..1$2'9° 1-)°r Year" OBITUARY Peter R. Zurbrigg eter R, Zurbrigar passed -away peacefully, on Sunday evening, Feb. 1711i, 1929, After five weeks o fintease suffering •of gangrene. He was born in Switzerland in 1848 on New Years day. At the age of four becarne with his parents to Caneda, locathig at New Hamburg. In 1869 'he was unit - •ed in holy wedlock to Angeline Wen- zel, the couple celebrating their Gold- . en wedding nine years ago last fall. 'The diamond anniversary was almost in sight but the 1.ord would have it otherwise, • . They lived first an dare :8-th conces- sion of 'Wallace ' and later moved to -the farm where they made their home with their so., Adam, and his family. As a young man he consecrated him- self to the Lord, remaining- true to the end., He was a faithful mereber of the Evangelical Church. He leaves to mourn his departure , the sorrowing widow, „five sons, Dav- id of Palmerston; Sebastian of Clif- ford; George and Adam, Howick; Ez- ra. of Wingham; ,and one daughter (Lizzie), Mrs. A. 13. Oxford of Helm- er, Alta., and two eisters, Mrs. C. • Cook, New Hamburg, Ont., and Mrs, Stein, M:ieh., U. S. A.; also sixteen grandchildren and one great grand- child; one son, Simon, died in infancy. The deceased had a large circle of friends and Naas highly respected in the community in avhieh he lived for so many years. Among, the floral tributes was a spray from the Kurtzville Evangeli- ‘. cal S. S. ,and a ,pillow from the fam- ily, The service,conducted by Rev. C. R. Kauth, was held Wednesday, February 20th, from his late resi- dence, lot 25, con. 3, Howick and in- terment took place in Fordavich Cemetery. The following acted as pal/ -bearers: Messrs, E. Harris, E. Knight, L. V. Knight, A. Patterson, J. Patterson and L. Gibson, Thomas Davidson. One of the few survivitig links con- necting the early pioneer days of E. Wtudvanosh withthe present, was sev- ered on Tuesday, in the death of Thomas Davidson; in his 95th year. Bore in County Cavan, Ireland, on March 6th, 1834, he came to Canada in 1848 and lived for about three years with his grandparents near Brampton. From there he went to Woodstock, and when about 18 years of age took a homestead in East Wa- wanush, travelling back and forth to penve his claim. In 1861 he mar- ried Margaret McKay of Brantford district, the young couple taking- up the ,stern realities of pioneer life in the bush, and lived to see success crown •their, efferts. His wife pre- deceased him three years. He was a life-long meneber of the Anglican Church. Surviving are one son and e daughter, j. Fred. and Emily, on the • homestead, East Wawanosh; Mrs, Harry Godkin, o2 Turnberry and Miss Lottie, of Regina. Funeral took place on Thursday to Winghara Cemetery, Edward J. Haines East Wa.wanosh lost -one of its val- tant sons, on Tuesday when EdWard J. Haines, son of the late Me, arid Mts. Robert Haines, passed away, the result of a second stroke. Born Catedotia May 6th, 1878,, he came to East Wawantish; as a child, with his . patents, where he resided the remain- der of his life. During the Great War be enlisted. with:the •161st Battalion, and was transferred to 'the 58th, with -which he saw considerable aetive ser- vice, and. becoming invalided,spent 'considerable time in an English Hos- pital. He received two medals, British medal for active service in Idtance, and the Victory Medal. Mt. Haines was unmarried and is sin-Vived by one 'brother, Evan,, of •Frneis, ,Sask, and, six sisters, Mrs, Edward McQuillan and Mts., William ,Me- ettillan of -Lucknovr; , Mrs. George McRoberts, of West Wasitartosh; Mrs. lobert McPhersonand, Mrs,. James Slowden of Amaranth, and Miss' nifterl, at home, Ftitneral take a pine o:day to Winghain Cemetery. . THE WONDERFUL HEAVENS Ott Tuteralay evening, March. 4th, Tke Mea's and Women's Caeadian Chub will be addrhssecl by Jt. Kinga- ton of the Western 'University of LOn- don. He Will give an illustrated let - sore on "The Wonderful Heavens". In the afternoon Dr, Kingston has kindly offered to give a talk to the pupils of the High Selma). LOCAL AND PERSONA Mrs, A, M, Bishop is spending fortnight in Hamilton. "The Legion of the Condemned' Lyceum Theatre, February 28, Mar 1,2. Fleming Black and L. B. Bosin Bluevale, expect a car load of scree ings next week. .L MOVES 'TO WINGHAM Dresden, Ont., NeWS Of Fe.bruarY 7th, announces a ehange of buSiness WherebY the firm of Coyle and Gal- braith sold out their gent's furnish - eh Ings business to the Men's and Boys' Outfitters. la part it $aysy..--aj an, "Mr. Galbraith will certainly be tie Mrs. D. Falconer left yesterday for Indianapolis, where she rvill spend a month or rnore, Ronald Rae, a student at Wester- -velt School, London, spent the week- end at his home, here. You save $1.50 t $2.00, a pair, Men's Leather Top Rubbers Greer's Clean -,Up Sale, Limited quantity of .Northern Spy apples at $1.25 a bushel. Apply to A C Adams, phone 40. Big _Bargains in Gaytees, Zippers and Goloshes for Women and Child ren at Greer's Shoe Stott-, Mrs. Pugh, of town, has a Begonia that measures 5 feet across. Some of the leaves •are 15 inches wide. Satisfaction assured in shoe, rubber and galosh repairing at J. A. Haugh's. Shoes dyed to keep their color. Dr. H. A. 11/fatton, of Mitchell, was over on Tuesday, to see his uncle, Mr, George Ross, who is very sick, Miss Lillian E. 13aker, of Wingliam, is spending a few days with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Thoirtas j. Baker. Mr. David Abernethy of Philadel- phia was the guest at ,the home of Tolerton and Mrs. Lutton, last week. on• at We -repair Shoes and Rubbers ex- Cellently, so everybody says. Bring your next pair to Greer's Shoe Store Lyceum Theatre,' Thursday,: Friday, Saturday, February 28, March 1, 2, Garry Cooper in "The LegiOn ,of the Condemned." Miss Jean Baker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Baker., spent a few days with her sister, Mts. Will,. iton Finley, jr. Mrs: Cram, of Pilot. 'Advent, Sask., spent last -week with her uncle and aunt, Ma and Mrs. Wilson Irwin, 10th coricession. Mr. E. S. Copeland left last week on :a foto-week businese 14) the -Maritimes and. Newfoundland, li the interests of Fry & Bleekhell Limited,: Alias Alttrgaret Lockeridge, of Galt, apent the .verul);-end With her sister, .Bereice, at the lirsl•ne Of her grand - Parents, Mr, and •Mrs, Al. Vanalstaate, 1st -line Morris. Mts. Boos Of Cheate, snent the eek -end with her- sister, Afre, Jack M. McKay, and on Sunday assisted with great acceptance, on the broad- cast pi -Ogres -ante of 10 131'.: Dr.. Ross is in Kingstonothis Week; attending the Grand .Council of the Crypter Rite, R. A. M. For :the past ye -n hehas been Grand ,Stmerie- tendant of Hurett District, Mt.: Geo. T. Robertson has pur- chaand a new Pontiac Sedan from W. J, Brown, the Pontiac Dealer, Mr. Ro.bertson drove his last years Pon - dee 9000 -miles. at e cost of less than. $2 hit repairs. Many frieeds of Mrs. G. Olvete who LOOK AT YOUR LABEL underwent a rather serious operation in St, joseph's Hospital,: Loedon; last week, will beepleased to:II-earn that she is making'•splendid progress to - Wards recovery, Mr, Albert Bell received a tele- gram' last Week, atmoimeing the death at Spokaine, Wasla, of his brother, Soloman Belt front pneumonia. Ha .wee it railway engineer, and, left Niiinglastm about 40 years ago,. but came:east on a visit abeta 17 years ago, lie-is:atirvived by his widow, a son arid daughter. SHORT COURT SESSION Three-quarters of an hour was the 'duration of the sitting of the Supreme Court of Ontario here on Tuesday afternoon. Mr, Justine McEvoy was on the bench. There 'were three civil eases on the list. Benneweis et ad. v. Township of Grey, en action for dam- ages for injuries sustained by plain- tiff's son and fax damage to it horse and buggy, was settled: by agreement. Glousher et al. v, alt ttetion aii a daints .against the estate of Alt -s. Mary Packwood, and Robinson et al. Township of Howiek, an action for en accounting of moneys tectined and paid, were both adjourned OS the Ap- ril sittings of the Court, The sole criminal ease, :Rex v, Beattlea also was adjotemod to the next sittinge,- Signal Robert Galbraith. missed by the United Church Sunday School, he having led the boys' ore chestra of the school, as well as as- sisting the teachers with interesting blackboard drawings arid lectures. Mr Galbraith has an artistic gift that he has used to great advantage in, show card writing and other ways.,• As business men we have found Afeesrs. Coyle & Galbraith honest and efficient in our everyday deale ings with them and we assure them they will be always welcome visitors td Dresden at any time." '4Mr, R. Galbraith is a brother of Mr. John Galbraith of town, and has taken up his residence here, VICTORY MISSION CIRCLE The. February meeting of the. Vic- tory Mission Circle of the 1c/tilted Church was held en 1.`{tesdeY the 19th in the Sunday school room, there be- ing 70 .preaent. A hot sapper , was served -during which meSic .was sup- plied by the Girls' Orehestra. •A .smiendid• program followed, the presi- dent, Mrs. Da Parker, occupying the chair., A v.eey.intereetieg talk on Af- rica was given by .Miss 1'. Johns and a Missionary Dialogue by Miss Aenea Louttit representing -a Canadian girl and Miss Muriel Campbell. in native dress, representing an African girl. A piano duet by Miss 11, Abell, and Miss H. Brandon, a salt) by Mrs.,J. McKay and a vocal duet :by' Miss. Pa Abell and Miss. J..Christie -ware very much enjoyed,' The Circle -Maims to thank all these who ,so :ably assisted in -the program. .An interesting' fea.- tttre of the , eve -eine; seas the presen- tation' of a Life Afemibership of the Circle to Miss Beatrice joyet. The mailing sheets of the Advance - Tidal are corrected up to Tuesday, RebruarY 26t1i. Those who have re- n eW ed during the last few weeks are requested to look at the label and see ill due -credit has been given. Figures at the end of the month designitte year to which eubscription .is paid and not the dtty of the month, Our thanks are,Chte the many' s.ubscribers who made' renewals &nip g the past few weeks. POR THE LADIES On 'Thursday, March 70, a repres- entative of one of otir reading Dress I-Touses will be at otir store showing the new Spring ;Styles. You are COT- dially invited to see this •fine display. King Bros, BAND NiGHT EVERYBODY WELCOME The Wingham Band will furnish popular skating masie at the Wing - ham Arena, Fri. eve'g, March 1. Hot Dogs and coffee sold at booth. Ev- erybody welcoron. Come' and eudrre the privilers of a night's skating with the 'Band. Proceeds in aid of Mis- sions under the United Church -Miss- ion :Band, Atoms:eon, Adults 25e, Children 15e. HURON COONTY SHORTHORN SALE ihreoeicde The Shortho lers of liuro County offered ? lot alk ind viduals at their eighth annual co signment sale, held. at Wingham, o February 21s1, which brought out big crowd of interested farmers. Butterfly Ladas, :consigned by Pe er Stewart and. Sons, 'topped the sal bringing $185.00. Following is a lis of the animals selling for $100.00 an over, together with the Dame ithd ad dress of the purchaser. N. E. Bushell, Holyrood, Ont. - Village Maid, $140.00. Nelson Mitehell, Listowel, Ontario -Golden.Ransorn, $115.00. R T. Amos, Moffat, Ont -Clare Cup 5th, $115.00, ' W. 5. HendersonWingham, Ont -Helen Jane 3r4, $100.00, Thos. Miller, Brussels, Ont. -Bon ny Favorite, $175.00, W. eiforrnan, Stratford, Ont. -Ivan lice 3rd, $160.00. j. F. Dawson, Lucknow, Heather Lad 2nd, $100.00. Thos. Berry, ,Hanover, Ilandsman, $125.00. Jas. Hamilton, Afildrnay, Roan Lad, $l.800� I -L Sprung, Lainclesboro, Ont. - Butterfly Ladas, $185.00. j. W. Stackhouse, Brucefield, Ont. -Browndale Lass, $130.00. Jas. Craig, Auburn, Ont. -Brown - dale Dairymaid, $105.00. , A. H. Fraser, Bluevale, Ont. -Au- burn Maid 7th, $135.00. Victor Haines, Wingham, Ont. - Flora's King -3130.00. „aThere vveNi,23 animals consigned, 12 males and 11 females. One - Ont., Ont. - OBITUARY Mr. Rintoul There passed away at his ferm east of town, on :February 6th, at 9 pan., Ma fames .Rintoul. Deceased had been unconscious since an injury sustained when he 'fell down the base- ment steps' in his Janine the orevi . • AfondaY,' He was born in Lanark Comity: the year 1855, then they moved to Wawatiosh, Huron County, v.h 1 year old. Then they moved to Dakota. In 1880: he :was married' Mary Sophia Ruddy; He mov from N. Dakota to Saskatchewan 1906 and - has lived there ever :On He leaves to. mourn his loss, his wi two sons and 'three daughtere:. Priseman (Ruby), of the pas,. Mai Ray, Ellie, Stanley and Margaret, . at home. He also leaves foto- beo- theta: and three sisters; Charlie, Whig -ham, On Alex of Stettle Alta..; Neil of. Westheine, N. Dekot 'Harry of Page, N. Dakota; Me Sayers of Hueter, N. Dakota; Mg Fitzgerald, Afinn,, and Afre.• Wt.ree Al inn; The flowers: Stei arts ---,Cross; Stein family-Wreati , , SILVER WEDDING On Saturday, Feb. 1.6th, a happy event in the form of a surprise cele'.bration, on the anniversary of their wedding which took place twenty-five years ago at Teesw.ater, Oat., was the means of gathering together numer- ous friends and relatives a Mr. and Mrs, Fleming Ballagh, Brock street, Whitby. The love and esteem, in which they were held was evidenced by the many beautiful gifts of sifver, etc. Cards, dancing and refreshments were indulged in until midnight. Out of town guests carne from Toronto, Ashburn, Port Perry, Oshawa arid Montreal. WILL GRADUATE IN MEDICINE saiiiiiitdide . Miss Mary Cosens , Y'One of ten young ladies who ex- pect to graduate in medicine at Tor- onto University this year, and who were guests at a dinner tendered by the Medical AIumae last week. Miss Cosena is a daughter of Mr. Abnerl Cosens of Wingharn. x WINGHAM HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY TURNBERRY COUNC Minutes Of council meeting he Blueva.le OR February lith, 192e Members. all. present. Milted: last meeting were and adopte1. tens were received and raad from following: A. E. Wilson & Co., onto, re Globe Indemnity Co.; W. Holman, Goderich; Oritario T ship Roads Association; Ontario icipal Association; Dept. of Pu Highways, Toronte, Mr. Ger Toronto, arid Mr, Cosene, Wing] were present representing the G Indemnity Co. The claim of Me cheon Bros. $75.00 was paid and a fund of $25,00 on our premium 1928 was given. 'The report on, the Thompson- mont-Deyell Dram was read. A n ber of the ratepayers were presen well as F, A. Edgar, Engineer. Moved by R. Wilton and Jas. Baird that we accept the policy Globe Indemnity Co.,•the' Premium $125.80 ,for year 1929. -Carried. Moved by Jo: E, Baird and Wilton that By-law. No. 10 be pas appointing jas. Latronica. as attendance officer for 1929 .at a s ory of $25.00, -Carried. Moved, by P. S. McEwen and Wilton that By-law No. 11 be pas authorizing the reeve. aad treaea to borrow from the Canadian 1.3a of.. Commerce, Wingham, the ram $10,000 for drainage purposes to repaid. from taxes collected in y 1929 or debentures sold. -Carried. IVIoved by R. Wilton and jas. Mac- Tavish that we pass By-law No, 12, sking for grant on road a from the Dept. of Public Highways. -Carried. Moved by P. S. McEwen and Jas, MacTavish that we provieionally a - opt the report of Engineer F.. A. Ed- . 'ar on the Thompson -Lamont -Dee el) rain and the clerk have by-laws prin- ed and '1 copy 'ginen to each rate- ayer interested. -Carried. Moved by R Wilton and P.:S. Afe, wen that we hold Court of. Revision n the Thompson -Lamoet ta,3 ell rain at BIuevale at 3 o'clock in af- moon, on Monday -Match lltn, 1929- ea Carried. P. S. :AfeEwen told Jas m . lacrash that we instruct the En - Meer P. A, Edgar to make rep, rt in it upper portion of the Tbompson: a1111111-1)e3-e11Drainrequested by re uisition signed by Wm. Co. . Tervitt, Bert Holmes and Thos . Weir, supt. of roads. Moved by Jas.MacTavish told les . Baird that by-law No. 13 be pesse pointing Thos. K. Pinvell \V,Q spector for year 1929 at 50 cut r hour. -Carried, Moved by .1 as. MacTavish mud Baird thatt we adupt the auditors port for year 1928. --Carried. Moved by Jas. Id Baird and Jas acTavish that we ask the Dept. &mays for permission to chtedit r Road Stmerintendent. - I.:1. d. The following account were paid sbe Indemnity Co premium 3929 25.30; County of Huron, lights in . T. P., $3.00; Thos. Gilim nr IL Id in s of Let - the. 'fore Gem' own ttun- blic rett, 0118, Ir be Cut- re - for La, am- t as :E. of . of R. sed bed al - R. sed ter nk cif be ecu - a The Wingham Horticultural Soc- g iety is offering a Spring Premium to to D members enrolling now. On pay- t ment of one dollar you become a p member and are entitled to your choice of the following shrubs; -2 E Hardy! Climbing and Ramblem Roses; 0 "Dorothy. Perkins," extra strong D :S'ear old Planta, or. 2 Deatzia, double te tit -lute, 8-4 11., or 2 Hibisce Althea - in "Rose of Sharort" 2-3 ft, . AGalbraith, . I UP, Those wishing to becooM le embers en and receive one of these prenilunts .N.• wit secure membership tickets from te tge Treasurer, Mr. W ed Mrs. Thos. Fells, Mrs, Dr. Ross, or Mrs. Geo. Spottori. As a limited quantity of these shrubs have been ordered and as in ce. fe, rs. there will be no special canvass' for 1;memberships thie spring it is nrgent all that tide offer be taken advantage of without delay. of The Society has bean forturate in r, scouring Rev. Mr. Tebbs .of Burling- ton to come to Winghara an Menday evening; April 8th with his lecture 8.,s. "Canadian and Englieh Gardens." 'This is a very popular lecture which Mr. Tebbs has given, many times and V:- is illustrated. by Eighty Colored Slidee.. 'rite lecture is interesting in crje, F. structi-re and humorous and the Ex- 11 an. ecutive of the Society are hopeful eg a that the people of Wingham. and vie- Co r. inity will avail themselves of this on- w'portunity of inspiring interest in Hot-- ve ticulture, The delegates to the ars; ,7 meal Convention in Toronto highly . rectuminended Mr. Tebbs as ttA inter - ting lecturer. !mown Ledge-e•Wreath; I. U. 0. -Wreath; 'nuc : Ne igh b r s-Wreat Mr. and Mrs. Lightle-e-Heart; M and Mrs.. L, Grieve and family, Al and Mrs. E. C, HoWie-,-Anehor; 1111 and Mrs. f, C. Stein, kit-, and Mrs, It Hoteing, Mr. and Mrs. W, ,H. Arm strong, Laurel Rebekah -Igidge, Mr and Mrs. A, Calder, Mr, told Mrs, \i\ A. Houlde, Miss Eve Idarrisone•Doritt, 'Myrtle, Ebner Kerte Mr. and Aid., E. 11, Btawn, Mr, and. Mrs. Lingnist, .and Mrs., j. Mount Mr. aod:Airs. Cargill:, Mrs. .L,Davideeit, W.s DavideotaC. Dupont, Mdtied nTrs, Pleyd Jeffeison, Simpeop Hornet -utak - ere' Clah--and Ladies Aid Of Seijolm's Church, .Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Weight- man, J. Id. McLaerin, Ide. anil Mrs. Vickaryou, Alt and Mrs. j, Atte- on, and Mrs, A, Apstin and Bell Austin, all spirags. •S' 11 T-1 H. SCHOOL_LITERARY The regular meetiitg of the Liter- ary Society -was Lehi in Site Assembly' Hall on February -15th, with the presi- dent, Goldie Wheeler, in the chair. After the society had joined in the singing of "The Maisie Leaf Forever" the minutes were read and adopted. "Maaarka," a dance presemed by* six girls of Form V, was a pleasing - feature of the program. Following this came a very Inter- esting debate, "Resolved that all med- ical service should be free,- paid by the state." Jean Webster and Char- les Coulter of Form II upheld the a.f- firmative and Dorothy Pollock and Paul Walden of Form IA, the nega- tive. The judges decision was given by Air. Gibson in favour of the affir- mative side. The school then joined heartily ni the singing of "Alouette." The Journal, was read by Louise Thompson and had some very irstruc- Live and humorous items. A few giris of Forin II then put On a pretty costume dance which was much enjoyed. Miss liornfelt made a very witty v and cleer criticism. The meeting was brought to a close by the singing o fthe National An- them. SAINT PATRICK'S SUPPER Save Monday evening, March lith, for a hot Supper in the United Church school room under Ladies' Aid Aus- pices, Good Concert after. JUST IN TIME To save the Tonsils, because Mrs. Sybilla Spahr's .Tonsilitis was applied. For Cough, Croup, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, Catarrh and all Sore Throats it works wonders. Good re- sults or money back. Wingharn Druggists, j. R. Allen, Wroxeter. rs. IVIORRIS • Mr. and Mrs Abram Procter at- tended the funeral of the latter'e bro- ther, Mr, W. H. Stewart, Milton. Mrs. Elleroltereey, who has made her home, for the past number of years with her (tang -liter, MTS. Robert Forbes, Brd line, .has been taken to her eon'a, Mr. Frank Kerney, 4th line, owing to health coeditions of Mrs. Forbes. a Mrs. Abram Procter ha a returned d home after spending the: past two e weeks with friends 18 Milton .and Tor- • onto. ) Robert Geddes held a very saccess- • •ful wood be on Menday. Miss Lillian Garniss is on the sick list at present. We hope 'she will f soon be around again. UNITED CHILRCH W, 1f. S. Have you forgotten the W iti8. meeting on Tueaday, Afareh 5th, We had a s,plemild time last month and are lookieg foe another treat from the Study Book on "Tnesday, 'Mrs, Gilmour's Group will have charge of the Study Hour; Come out and help swell our Roll citr. O$TBR SUPPER AT BELGRAVE An oyster strOper undet the attspie- es of Belgrave Farmers' Club will be held in Foresters' Hall, Belgrave, on Tuesday evening, March 50. Sup. per served from 6 to 8, ts'eloek, Good program consisting of solos, address, and musical numbere will be Pavdm F,verybody welcome, Admiselim 50c and 25e. A „ ST. PAUL'S CHURCH During the season of Lent, on Fri- day eveeings at 7.30 there will be a series of addresses "The men wit) crucified Christ," illustrated with ho - tern slides, Friday,. March ist--"Caiaphas." Friday, March 8th -"Herod," Friday, March 15th -"Pilate." Friday, March 22 -"The multitude," Good Frifday, March 29t1t-"The Story of the Passion." The members of the A Y; P. A. will attend theee- lantern services -which will take the place o1 their re- gular meetings, and it cordial 'invita- tion is extended to all who would care to be preseet, SEATING PAR'rY St, Andrew's and St. Paul's Sabbath Schools joined forces on Monday 'night init skating party at the Arena, which proved a most suetessful and enjoyable affair. Considerably over 200 were on the ice, enjoying the sport, to. Which the town band lent an added pleasure. Afterwards the young people, with 8ohne interested older ones were served refreshments in the basement of St. Andrews, and where Bert Abell plot -teed the kiddies with a: couple of sono, urt of Revision 'Voters' Lust R. Cruikshank, Court of Revision ter' Lists $111.95; H. 3 'Nonni - son, auditor $14.00; Graham .Wray, auditor $14.00; Alea, Fotgie, patrol- man $4.97; John Kelly, patrolman $7,48; W. j. Campbell, patrolman $4;.,- 65; Mat. Willie, patrolman $4.15;" Jed. Potter, patrolman $14.09; Thea W. Weir; stmt., $6.85. Moved R. Wilton and Id S. Me - Ewen that We adjourn to meet at Bluevale oe March llth, 1929, at- one o'clock, W. R. Cruikshank,., 1. j. Wright, Reev In hanging a picture if it is first hung :tonight and then turned' coin pletely around so that all the wire is twisted, the pietere will ahvaYs hang • straight? REPORT OP HOG SHIPMENTS For month ending January 31,4929. Total hogs, Wingham 48, Wroxeter 457, Bluevale 191, Belgrave 287, Hur- ott County 6255; select .bacori, Wing - ham 24, Wroxeter 141, tiluevale 27, Belgrave 185, Haron Comity 2005; thick smooth, Wingham 20, Wroseter 2/2, Bluevaie 187, telgrave 180, Her- on, County 8627; heavies, Wroxeter 20, Belgrave 10, Mayon County 807; extra heavies, Iduron County 6; shop hogs, Wingiuttn 2, Wroxeter 8, Blue - vale 15, Tielgrave 4, Huron County 168; lights and feeders, Wroxeter 7, Tiluevale 10, Huron County 5L L. T, )3. EUCHRE AND DANCE AT BELGRAVE Don't' cometthe euchre and &thee to be held by the Tot. ,B. in Beigrave Pormatees' Hail on' Friday, 11,,tatath Sth. Ettehre. 'from' to 8 to 11. Good Musie, new and' old' time dancing, 111,,41111111111141111111 lllll 11111111111111111.1,7,$),./.11114.11( tttttt ST. PAUL'S CHURCH SUNDAY, MARCH 3rd, 1929 8.30 a,rn. Holy Communion. 11 a.m. Holy Communion, (Cr porate Communion for meni- hers of the A. Y. P A.) 7 pan. Even Song. trillIt111111 tttt 0114114,1141$,SAIMItillilltd111111.111 ttt tttt 1,4011111M NITED CHURCH WINGHAM R.ed. Sideey Davison, Pastor Tel. -Church 140, Parsonage 188 Aforning--- The Sacratnerit of the Lord'e Supper will be adminittered. Evening - "The Report of the ies."