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WINGIALAtil ADVIktICE-TIIVIES
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MAPLE GROVE CORNER.
13oderr Ritebie returned bonne
Saturday after taking a course in the
liekuphill School at Toronto,
and Mrs. Peter Cook of.Zion,
visited Lucknow friends on 'Tuesday
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Atfr, Jacob Hunter and Mr. J-olin
Campbell held a very suci.tessfin bee
last week drawing lumber and sett-
lers effects from Lucknow station for
Mr. Lloyd, Campbell of Theassoln who
is moving back on to he Strong farm
llea'rLanes'
Sam Gibson of the Grove has en-
gaged with Mr. Kenny Cameron of
St. fielens_the apple king of Wawa-
• nosh for the summer, Sam acted as
foreman for Kenny last year and he
T urs' Friday and Satur.,
09 W evidently gave good satisfaction aS
0 Kouny says t"). couldn't get along
111 without Sam.
IL 1 oth I th.,,, 2the dionp:LiceinVerlet1„1.°11;ay
" - — First" at St. Helens la'st Friday even-
!' ing. They intend presenting it •at
Crewe Thursday evening 17th, It's a
• 1111 treat don't miss ,it.
• "' NI Mr. !Alfred Andrew (the Ashfield
Syrup is a busy boy these
times he has over 500 tee S tapped and
MI the flow of sap the last few days has
been very large. (Alfred says I have
not time to even go to Winghani on.
Stuldays.) •
Zion Blacic Sox Ball Club met last
Wednesday evening and organized fol.
ittotiel.ov1/4s
coming election results
season, electioresults as'
Hon. Pres.—John 'Joynt, M.P.P,
Pres.—Mark Gardner.
Manager--Fred-Ande'rson.
_ Sec.-Treas.--C. E. 1VIeDonagh,
Captain—Sam Gibson.
Trainer—Robt, Andrew,
Tlise Club asks for the hearty sup-
port of both old and young to attend
the ball practice and help the young
amateur team in their healthy sport
to have a winning team this coming
season. •
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h ve bee arrange4 for the Three Days Sale as low as
TWENTY DOLLARS
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7s1 Y u can secure guaranteed tailored snit to your me . sure with .4it EXTRA PAIR OF PANTS, 111..
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• desire finer fabrics Iv% e have them at higher prices
NI At whatever price you are are willing to pay we have a large assortment that we feel •
A ▪ sure wffl interest you, and if yo are looking for 1912 values in serges and staples, we
le have them, cl fits that will we r and retain their shape and give unusual service. Every• a
known variety a d patterns aid colors in British imported woolens and worsteds to se-
$25.00, 26.00, 28.00, 30.00, 35.00, 45.00 and 50.00
feet trAm, a d remember
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Give us a c.11 an* see for yourself the values we are offering. You will,noi be tahked into
buying, b.,* yo,,; will see values and find service that cannot be duplicated elsewhere.
▪ Duri g 3 Day S1e we are giving 15g off Men's Shirts, Collars, Underwear, Caps, Overalls.
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Mr. B. S. Naylor made a. business
trip to Toronto last Wednesday,
Messrs. Gordon McGee and Dus-
tan Beecroft unloaded a car of Scot-
tish Fertilizer at Whitechurch last
Thursday,
Mrs.! Orval Tiffin is suffering from
an attack of tonsilitis.
Mr. Eli Jacques visited on Saturday
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Sutherland.
Mr. Radford of Seaforth made a
business trip to Whitechurch last
Wednesday. • ,
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Steele of Ko-
moka are visiting with his sister Mrs.
Jas. Cornelius.
Mrs. Nelson Reid underwent an op-
eration for appendicitis last Friday in
Winghani General Hospital and is do-
ing as well as can be expected.
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Perfection Wicks, Perfection °Veins,
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The ladies shovelling brigade were ing a carload. of Western Oats here
out last week and cleaned the rornain- on Monday of this week.
der of the snow off our side walks. •
Miss Greta Fox of Wingham spent
the week -end at her home here
Miss Irene Moore spent the week-
end with her autrt, Mrs. Henderson
of Paramount.
Dr. and Mrs. W. J, McClenaghan
and son Lec of Godcrich visited, for a
few days Last week at the home of
Mr, and Mrs. Ed. Gaunt and other
relatives in these parts.
Mr. and Mrs. David Scobie and
babe of Lucknow spent the week -end
with his brother Rev. jas Scoble at
the manse.
Miss lda 1VicQuoid visited over the
week-eed with friends ill Lucknow.
Miss Gladys Garton is visiting with
her sister, Mts. Arthur Holland of
3<itchener.
Mr. and Mrs; John Campbell, who
spent the winter with relatives in
Windsor, returned to their home here
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Pitt • spent Sunday
with fieends in Ltieknow.
Mr, Duncan Kennedy met with a
serious loss last week. He had put
five hundred chickens in his new
chicken home. They were alright at
one o'clock, But in the morning they
were all dead having smothered.
What might haVe been a serious
fire was started in some unknown
manner in the hall of the school /of
S. S. Na, rei Kinloss on Tuesday,
April r, 'However, it was found.be-
fore it had made much headway and
was quickly extinguished.
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Vainer and
sott. Cart cif Winglaiti spent Stinclay
at the home of Mr, and Mrs. James
Cornelius.
Mrs. ttt sacquds visited:with Mrs.
George 'Tervitt one day last week.
Mr. joint Itittrier of Stainsteigh,
Alta, visited with his cousin Mr. W.
Farrier on Sunday.
Mt. Duncan Kennedy was unload -
MORRIS
Mr. John C. Casemore tnet with a
very painfial accident one day last
week. He was chopping Limbs in the
orchard when a piece of limb flew up
and hit hiien in, the eye. We are glad
to say that his sight is not injured.
Mr. Frank Beninger of Riversdale,
has moved to the farm on the Blue -
vale Road formerly occupied by Mr.
Thos. I-lenclerson.-
Miss Ruby Forsythe spent the -week-
end with her sister Mrs. Andrew Case -
more.
Mrs. Robt. Hetherington is at pre-
sent visiting her daughter Mrs. Alex.
Coutts of town.
Miss Mirgaret Black of Ripley and
Mis4 Verna Guest of town "visited
their sousin. Mrs. Victor Haines one
day this week. '
Mr. E. J. Churchill's Auction Sale
was well attended and stock and im-
• TORY CORNERS
Mr. Thoraas Ellis is at present.cut-
ting wood on the i2th
Mr. Thomas Ingles your Reeve is
spending the .reek -end in Goderich,
for the welfare of the township.
Mr. Elden Galbraith and Melvin
Greenley spent Sunday • with Mr.
Thoenas Michel. _
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hays of the
-12th line spent Sunday with Mr. Bert
Harris.,
Mr. -and Mrs. Dane spent
Sunda -9 with his brother George Dane,
of the i2th line.• ,
Mr. and. Mrs. Nelson Gowdy spent
Sunday at Mr. Metcalf on the 17th.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Taylor and
Miss Edna spent Sunday at Mr. Bert
Harris.
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pleme.nts brought a good price. We
understand Mr. Churchill will be go-
ing to Leamington,inthe near future,
Master Ward Cameron returned to
hi horse iri, Turnberry after spending
the past few weeks with his grand-
mother Mrs, Gray.
A little boy has come to stay at Mr.
Wm. Elston's. Congratulations.
Mr, genry Johnston and his dati-
ghters visited at Mr. Robert Golley's
last week.
• Mr. Thos. Powell visited at Mr.
" Duncan CaMpbell's last week,
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•Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown. visited
at Robert Baker's Sunday.
• Mr, John„.„Sternol is not enjoying
his health' as we would like to see
him.
Mrs. •Newman of Belmore is in the
burg papering for•Mr. Dick Bennett.
• Mr. Dodds of Tory Corners is hir-
ed with Mr. Joe Bennett for the
Spring work.
Mr. and Mrs, Nelson Gowdy visited
with Mrs. Gowdy's mother, Belrnore.
Mrs. Robert Baker and Mrs. George
Edwards spent laSt 'Tuesday- at Mr.
Ernest King's.
Mr. George Dane intends holding a
Auction Sale of household effects in
Gorrie this week, . • "!
Mr. Jdhn Gowdy has accepted the
cream hauling for the, Wingham 1T.F.
0. He will commence duties as soon
as the roads are fit• . .
Master Win. Weir is at present
suffering from a bielding ear. We
hope to see him alright soon again.
Mr. Edwin Bennett made a business
trip to Wiarton last week.
• Mr. W. A. Cathers took a load of
fat cattle to Toronto last Saturday.
• Quite a number of the farmers in
•this locality are at present busy mak-
ing maple syrup.
Mr. Walter Bash spent a few days
last week with Mr. and. Mrs. Edwin
Palmer.
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Winghana' General Hospital
on. Thursday, April 3rd,, to Mr. and
Mrs. W. Scott Iieim of Detroit, a
son. Mi4s, Heini was ttirnierly Miss
Lotti c Madison,
Harriston, on Thursday,
March 27, 1024. to Mr. and Mrs, "r4'..
I-Iomuth, a saii.--Carl Eavvin.
EAST WAWANOSH
Rev. Mr. Duncan held a Memorial
Service in Calvin Church on Sunday,
April 6th in honor of the late, 11/Ir.
James McGee.
Mrs. James Bone has around soo
of her fine maple trees tapped and at
present has made over one hundred
gallons of syrup.
Mr. Robt Arbuckle of Toronto is
visiting his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Wm
Arbuckle sr,
MARRIED
Moffat—Cathcrs—At the home of
the bride's parents, 4th con,, Ho -
wick, on Wednesday, March 26th,
1924, by the Rev. W. A. Finlay,
Catherine Margaret, daughter of
Mr, and Mrs, Robert Cathers, to,
Mr. Alvin J. Mciffat,of Harriston,
fieibein--Gamble—At the horne of
• the bride's parents, 9th con. How -
ick, on Wednesday, March 26th,
1924, by the Rev. A. Lang, Vera
Jane, clanghter of Mr. and Mrs, W• .
j. • Gamble,to Albert L. Heilaelt;
only son the late Chas. Heibein and
• Mrs., Ileibein, of Gorrie,
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for farm and other outside wear
In act we di not t It our stuck has
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rices are Very e sonable
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We wish to -direct attention to two very special
bargains namely
Women's Fine Vici Kid tie shoes with moderate
heel in practically all sizes for $1.95 per pair.
And a line of Men's Side Calf Shoes in good qual-
ity but somewhat narrow toe, a real snap at
• $2.29 per pair (mostly all sizes in lot.)
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1')/tone 129.
Sh
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WIngham, 'Ont.
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Wearring—In Wroxcter,_ on un
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March 30th, 1924, to Mr, and Mrs.
Arthur Wearring a son.—Colin
George.
13e11—At Teeswater, on Friday, Mar.
i4th,„ 1924 to Mr, and Mrs. Morley
Bell, late of the loth con., Howick,
a son.
Mahood—In Howick on Wednesday,
Mar. 26, 1924 to Mr. and. 'MTS.
Fred Mahood, 14th con, a da.ughter.
King—In Gortie ion Wednesday,
Mar. 26th,, 024, to Mr. and Mrs.
Stephen King, a 80n,"
ElstOn—In Mortis, on Saturday, April
sten to Mr. and Mrs. William Elston
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Your stock may need re-
plenishing for Easter visi-
tors Let us show you—
"Jno S. Brown's!! and Old
Bleach" Tablecloths Nap-
kins, Trays, Scarfs, Tow-
els, Pillow Cases, eta.
Also complete stock of
Maderia, Clung and Point
de Venice Fancy Linens
Ladies' and
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Also Silk Gloves, Silk Hosiery,
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• terns in Gingham& Voiles, Ratines, IN
• Duros White English Broadcloth, 1111
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LINENS
Superior Furnish-
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• Shirts, Neckwear, Gloves,
Underwear, Hats, Caps
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