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WINGHAM ADVANCE -TIMES
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Attractions of
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Entries
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Tug Of War, 4 teams expected to compete
Blindfold Boxing, Open
Old -Time Fiddlers' & Step Dancers' Con-
test, -each fiddlers to provide own dancer
Open Relay Race, 4 to a Team
Open Pole Pillow Fight
High Jump, 2 Classes, under and over 16
Open Horse Shoe Tournament
Boxing, closed, bouts arranged
Checkers Contest
Hop, Step and Jump, two classes, over
and under 16 years
Open Obstacle Race
Spelling Contest, 4 teams expected
Open Girls' 50 -Yard Dash
Eating Apple on String, open
Races for Boys and Girls under 12
Best Clown over 16 Hurdle Race
Typewriting Contest
Competitors to arrange for machines.
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WHITECHURCH .. .
Messrs. Charles and Janes Martin
attendedToronto Winter Fair last
week,
Mr. and Mrs, Richard Reid of
l3rantford and. Dr. and Mrs; Balfour
of Lueknow, spent Sunday withtheir
mother, Mrs, Alee Reid, t
Joe and Willie Kelly of St, Augus-
tine, spent a few days last week with
their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, Jas.
Cornelius.
Mr, Geo. Kennedy took a car -load
of 'fat cattle to the Toronto Winter
Fair last week for Ackert Bros. of
Holyrood.
Mrs. Bert Reed received wordlast
week of the death of her brother-in-
law, Mr. Arthur DuMont of St. Louis
husband of Louise Egleson, well -re-
membered in these parts. ' Mr, Du -
Mont has been sick for considerable
time, having been gassed in the war.
He died of pneumonia,
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Moore and Mr.
and Mrs. Mac Ross attended the fun-
eral of their cousin, Mrs. Archie Gil-
lies of Ottawa, which took place on
Monday from the home of her dau-
ghter in Teeswater.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Gillespie and
son, Donald, motored to Toronto on
Wednesday last to attend the Winter
Fair. They will visit also at Niagara
Falls with her grandmother.
Mr. Geo. M. Robertson returned
from London one daylast week, and
reports Mrs. Robertson is doing as
well as can' be expected after her
operation in the hospital there.
The play "How the Ladies Earned
their Dollar," given by the Ladies of
St. Paul's Church, Wingham, in the
Hall here on Monday night, was en-
joyed by all.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Falconer and
Ernest of BluevaIe, visited on Sun-
day with Mr, and Mrs. John Falconer.
The C.G.I.T. are presenting their
play "Tourists Accommodated" in the
Institute Hall on Friday, November
29th.
The Institute Ladies were bolding
a dance in the Hall on Tuesday ev-
ening.
Mrs. Thos. Robinson and Calvin
visited on Saturday with their dau-
ghter, Mrs. Joe Thompson, who is
111 with heart trouble.
Mr, and Mrs. John Kilpatrick of
Crewe spent Sunday with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Robinson.
Mrs. Thos. Robinson and Charlie
visited with' relatives in Auburn on
Monday.
NEXT COURT SITTINGS
Dates of the winter and spring sit-
tings of the Supreme Court of On -
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Secretary.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL,
Miss Katharine Stewart of Guelph
is . visiting her cousin, 'Mrs, W. ).
Henderson:
Misses', and Children's Rainettes
and Overshoes, newest styles at
J. Groer's Shoe Store,
Keep the evening of December 19
or Christmas Concert and 13ox Soc-
ial at 5. S. No. 8, E, 'Wawanosir,
George Totten of Weyburn, Sask.,,.
formerly of Lowick, has been ap-
pointed superintendent of provincial
government einfiloyanent office in
that town. He succeeds Mr. Broad -
foot, who held office since July, and
who received no reason for his dis-
missal, A new government was el-
ected in Saskatchewan a couple of
months ago.
A very plc ising affair took place
at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Jos.
Bewley, 8th line Morris, on Tuesday,
it being the second anniversary of
their wedding. Coupled with this ev-
ent was the fact that the`fifty-second
wedding anniversary of the parents, li
of Mrs, P,rewley, Mr. and Mrs. Robt.
Ferris, Hullett, also fell on the 20th
of the month and the occasion ,was
accepted as a fitting opportunity to
celebrate both anniversaries. The
occasion was graced with the imzned-
iate relatives of Mr, and Mrs. Bew-
ley and a most enjoyabe time was
spent by all.
OBITUARY
George Brown Struthers
The death of George Brown Stru-
thers of Iron River, Mich., occurred
November 18th, at the hone of his
sister Mrs. S. J, Cameron of Wiar-
ton. He was born at Warrington,
Ont., 67 years ago, the third son of
Mr. and Mrs, Alexander Struthers,
who owned and operated flour milts
at Warrington, Stayner and Glenelg,
later moving to Owen Sound. Mr.
Struthers accompanied his sister, Mrs.
Cameron, from Iron River in August,
and had been seriously ill at her home
since coming to Wiarton. He is sur-
vived by two brothers and five sis
ters: Alexander, Brandon, Man.; Rob
ert, Owen Sound; Mrs. King, Tor-
onto; Mrs. Twigg, Vancouver, 23,C.,
Miss Jennie, Wingham; Mrs. Ank-
corn, Polause, Wash.; Miss Agnes,
13attleford, Sask., and Mrs. S. j. Cam-
eron, Wiarton. Mr. Struthers was of
an old Liberal family, and was nam-
ed after the late Hon. George Brown,
founder of the Toronto Globe.
tario in Goderich are announced. The
assizes will be held by Mr. Justice
Jeffrey on Tuesday, February 18, and
the non-j.ury sittings by Mr. Justice
Logie on Tuesday, April 15th.
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