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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1924-07-24, Page 1a4 • aite • , . ' '0! ineae. neral Sir Artbur Curwift Unveil WinghamWar Memorial on Wednesday afternoon, September3rd - µ Single Conies, Five Cente. . . ' VYINGI-1AM, ONT., TFflJRSDAY, JULY 24th, 1924 ENTRANCE RESULTS The fellowing are tree results Of the 'recent •Entrance Examinations held a•,*: Wingham, Wroxeter and Fordwich, ltaaiks will be sent in a few days to the un'sacceseful candidates; certifi- •e ecatee, belanot marks to the suceesefal •' -candidates, Appeals for • the recoesi- 4eration of ans-we' Papers must 'he a:suede to the Inspectoe before the mid- -Idle of August. In the Wingham lre, Cti- Lawrence Cragg stood highest ..yeith 637 marks, in VVroxeter Centre; • Finlaa was first with 683 and ae Toedwich A, lifcL,aughlia was, highest 581 marks. • - • Wingliam Centre- e G. Anderson,/ R Armstrong, •B. •33arnard, E. Bermett (H), L Bennett; Bolt, -W. Braley, BroWn, •-.Callender, A. Campbell, •B. Campbell, J.....Cainpbell, M. Campbell, N. Carr, A. Coultes, Agnes Coultes, aCeagg (H), E, Currie, J, Currie, E. Dolan (H), B. Edgar (H), C. Elliott, ',.F.•Fell, F. Fella, H,, Field (H), V, ;Fox alel); G. •Garnisa, 0. Garniss,. G. C Johnston E Lott (H) ••.,0G, MacDonald' (H), J. MacLean, „jean MacLean, J. MacTavish (H), P. e"•alathers, H. Mitchell, G. Peacock (H) .R. Rae (H), K. Reid, M. Robertson i:'•.(1-,1), W. Seddon (PI), A. Skelding, j. , :aStatdy, Mac Thomas (H), L. Thonne2 ...son (H), S, Vanstone, M. Weir (I -I), eR. Weir, K, Williams, D. Haugh. • • • Wroxeter lvL Baker (H), F. Bennett, A. Corri- :agare AL Davey (H), D. Doig (II); M. ' Doig, P. Darst E. Edgar, R. `Finlay B.,Hooper, H. Huffman, 0. Law- . :terale, (H' E MoCreer G Patian s.Sanderson, j. Sperling, M. •Stevens, Thaanpson 'M Vittie W. Weir, .A. ejacques. Fordwich Na:Aberhart (H), 0.Donaldson, . "Foster, S. Foster, C. Haskins, I. Has- ' --Idles. V. Hoffmann (H),G. Leonard, M. ' Litt, A. McLaughlin (H), • H. Mc- eLaughlin, M. Mahood, I. Meier (H), ,W. Peel, D. Porterfield, A. Schmer- -fnund, J. C. Wilson, , s.• It would not be right to overlook ----congratulating Principal A. •L. Posliff aa -1...of the Wingham Public School; who , •• 'has bad great soccess withhis. class. ?Twenty-seven wrote- and twenty-six ' 'passed fourteen of ,these taleing. hon- • se -Ors andone • of hie pupils •Lawrence aCragg teok the highest inarks of any .,entrance canclidatea in Huron County 'Panel probably a greater peet of Wes- atern Ontario. ' • BORN Wingham on Saturday, .• '• July rgth., to Mr. and Mrs. David •, Finlay, a daughter. . • t 'EyERYBOD'Y'S COLUMN . , , MUGGY' FOR SALE -Top- huggy • steel tire, Apply seat arch axle, new ,• style. Ay tj McMichael at Gtum-Soaa?laFtank Anderson • Catherine 6 SALE--CIark jawe' I three bur- • - .ner• Oil Stove with high speed bur- ' ...tter 'reg. $33.00 for $25.00, also 4.0 .gal, oil tank and second hand lawn • .mower. • Thompson & Buchanan, eHardware, .,iFOR RENT AUGUST est. -8 room-. .„ fed house, electric light, • furnace., '• al...baths:Dom, running water hard and '•..!hsoft, every convenience, garage. :Rent .$14.00, Knox house behind 'Post Office. Key at the house. . STOR. RENT -- Blacksmith, shop with •; tlools and .niachinery in an old es- .'...,' tablished business in goodfarming a aloclity. a • A snap for the right in.an, . . . .;:. 'APPly D." ' Ewan, 'Brussels, Ona," .., lia,oxeroe, • . , • OQD • CLOVER HONEY -At I antes H Caseraore'sfor sale at 130 Will .deliver it anywhere in Wing- ,. •:h.a.m 'cm Saturday . or sooner. 'Call eis up en phone 13-627. James H. Casemore or Andrew Casetriore, xst ' line, Morris. , • • • • • ,FOR PURE MANILLA ROPE --- Rope eo repair Hay Loaders, eIslaY .Voelcs, Slings, Cars • and Pulleys, • 'llaivest ' Tools, Oils and Binder •'Twine, Go to Duffs' .'131tieva1e; ,....`;VOIZeSALE-An'tiptialit piano foe ..';e.ale,.• in first Oast condition at 5. Sa'elelba.tgala :for cashor on a. payment, glans Apply to, Mrs. Feeley sea •S".s.LOWer. Wingham. ' • • • ".'..1=101./SE., TO RENT -trick residence e With all convet'dences. Apply ' to ahone•15-624. • ki.'(:).0.R GRAIN BINS NOW.-- s.a.e.s:they. ,will. be .preteeted against tet's and Mice, Special 'ptice: being' •ea:Offal:ad this month.. Therrips,ob. ,.•,a.'!Ilfieltaiian,,PIer &ware.. ,• .11tg,Nont "WANTED--.'Ptotestaat seciind class eertis 'fieateeforeS. S. No. ex, EOet .":.!..11,Oah, &tale's, tet'iconamenee,',Sept, iet "APplietitieits reeeived..by the ander- , :Sighed tip till Ang.',eat. 3. P. Y,oung 5' Witigham Secese... • •',FOR'. .S'AtEa4Cle'dige". beW..cltient 1),. • Fortune, ,W:rtixeter phiie •reeeiate • -Ott thee undeteloi4.,up tdi o July j'o.'L.Oxo'r.tj,Ooti4g d Mr 3 SLI1LY rdtiOtto', Vt.111,dili4 cE the ..B.oft.Tbitielge..xt th townehip,,,pf.' ..,§ aa'CaShaeatess Wftlt. alaIny s; I3eS,t ..'Snatetials mtit avIlfe'....and!fatiellaeareeepoaingetha'116li'- h te.d.•L,LOWeat:eir at tiiidoi lot 400' thO.!tiOtt'td!Of hspanuts, •M. L,, „L,,,L.,.. L, • , • PERSONALS -:- co• uple of weeks in Detaoit Mr. Roble McGee is. pending a • • Mrs. J. A. Wallace spent last vveek •at her home in St. Thomas, ' • Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Jackson are spending. this week at Satible Beach. Miss 'M, Page of the U, •F, e0. spent the week-endat her home in Gorrie. Clothing for Men and Boys.at a big saving.. Isard's Summer Sale. " Mrs. Halliday spent last week at the • home of her son, fames A. th extrarnberry. . , • afiss Mary Carter of Pahnerstou, has, accepted b position as teacher, in •I-loin:es' School. • '•• Mrs. Simms of Leaside is epending a couple of weeks with her cousiet, Mrs. ,Alex. Hanna, Mrs. j, jehestoe, Minnie St., is itt Toronto visiting her daughters for a ectunle of weeks, •. - , Master Elmer Mergarth, Waterloo, is visiting his -grandparents, Mr. •aad Mrs. Wm, Chandler." •• • Miss Ethel E, Chandler returned se; Toronto, after ,spending her vacation at her parental home. • Mrs, Wai. Brandon and two chil- dren, of Sask.., are visiting Wingham friends this week, Mr, Currie- Wilson of the Bark of Commerce has been transferred to the Southampton Branch. • Mrs. J. A. Shugine of Chatham, has been visiting for a few 'days with her sister Mrs. -J. E. West. Mr. and Mrs. Earl • Cumming§ of Toronto, are visiting with the lattee'e mother, Mrs. Beckwith. - •• Master Hugh MacDonald of Wipd- sor is visiting his. aunt Miss Jean Maas Farland" of the Junction. • Miss 'White, -late of the Wingham High Sdhool staff,' will visit at Miss Reynold for the week -end. -` Mrs., • C, B. Armitage and little daughter; are spending six, weeks at her home in Wallaceburg. Mrs. Aisdrew Ifeadon of Milverton, is visiting with her parents, • Mr. and Mee-. Jas. Edgar,, Victoria S. • 'Mrs. Anthony Nichol and little daughter, Dorothy, of London, are visitin.g With relatives in town, . Mr. am:Velars:W. R. Boyce of Cleve- land, Ohio,spent the week -end at the home of 'his. brother, Mr. W.. J. Boyce. Mr. and Mrs, Jas. Irving of Luck - now, spent, the week -end with their daughter, Mrs. A. G. Smith, laiatot-ia Mr. and Mrs. Riehard Enimerson and little daughter of 'Paris, are visit- ing at the home of Mr, and Mrs. W. j. Boyce. , Mts. Chas. Crandell and leer daiigh- ter, Mrs. Frank Chessill of Brantford, visited at the home of Mr. J. Crandea last week. •' Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Chandler Miss Minnie Linklater, Mesers. Ewart Link - later and David Haugh, motored to Elora, Sunday. e - Mr. Phillip Dyer has returned. to Orangeville .after spending his holi- days with his parents, Mi. and Mrs. W. R. Dyer. • VVIa. Henderson and Mrs. Harvey Nivins and babe are spending a few weeks with Miss Margaret Hen- derson•Toronto. • Mrs. Jai -nes -Hunt has returned t� her home in Toronto after visiting with her brother, Mr. W. J. Hendee - son, Wingham Junction. • The many friends of. Mr. •Parker will be pleased to knowthat her ser- vices are being retained on the Wing - ham Pablic School staff. Mr. wed Mrs. R. •Park of Dungann- on, also Miss 13etle and Master Ben- son, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Deyell over the weetaLend. Mrs Thomas H. Ford who •lias been visiting her daughters Mr's. Ho - :ward and Mrs. David Finlay has re- turned to het home in Bothwell. • Congratulations to Miss Dora Latua, dy, who was suceeSsful in passing her four entrance pupils at S. S,'.. No. 9, Turnberry, in the recent exams. Many opportuftities -to save at Is- ards mid-sun:liner sale, Starts next Saturday. " The .Lions • Club picnic which was postponed on Wednesday last on ac- count of rain, is beanie held on Wed- nesday afterhoon of this week et For- moea. Colidoctor Collie fotmerly , of the London Huron, • & Brace run. on. the C. ler, R. has, been appOiated to sac- ceed Conductor Ireland who is super - anti at e • Me, and Mrs. • R, Saint. arid fa - telly motored to Goclerich and Ells() took Mrs. Seller and Mr. Joe Golders of I3lyth and spoil: a pleasant time tL tbe lake'. • Mr, end Mrs. Thomas MCCreaglit. and Mr. and Mrs, Alfred McC,reight of. Tarnberry, spent Sunday with the forMer's birother Mr. John MeCreight ef Atwood, IsCisset Corinne and Donelda hic Lean have returned home after apeed- ing their, holiclays with their • grand- inothe.r Mrs, Margaret MeLean Ca- therine St. , • Mn and Mrs. Niut of 3?arkhill and, Mr, anel Mrs. Gillett and baby and Miss Geattt of Windsor- speet tee week -end With Ma and Mrs. W. F. Btieginen; Fit teee,s'St. ' »11' ' *q; ' triviit es yo Succeesfut Pupils •'•••• • At the recent midsummer examine -Lions of the. Toronto Conservatory of Music, Miss Mary Gracy Kitig was amotig, the successful candidates in Primary Piano. In the Elementary grade Miss Velma M. Lentiox, hon - ore. -Miss Jean Copeland, pass. Soft Ball Gaines Soft ball appears to be bere to stay. Three games have been plaed on the Witigharn Park •Singe out'l'ast publi- cation. The Fry-Guen-0,1as • defeated the Chinooks by x6 to 14 on Saturday affeinoon. The Clerks defeated tbe Savages on Friday evening 8 to te The Lions defeated the Homesteaders e to 3 on Monday evening. All of the games were well attended, Isaerosse.on Friday , . Clinton and Whigham will play the 'return aalne .of lacrosse in, Wingham on Friday afterrtoon, Jade, -25th. • at 4.30 o'cloek, The same sialendid re- feree Mr. Jack Alberts of St. Marys, will officiate, who had charge of the game at Clinton on Friday. The Clinton, team won the latter game 6 to r but the Wingham boys are con- fid.ent of success on Friday by a simi- liar score. Admission 25 cents. Mrs. j, W. Dodd Passes • Although in poor health for some time the death of Mrs. J. W. Dodd which occurred, at her home on .Sun- day afternoon, came as a shock to 11.r friends. Her maiden name was Mary Adeline. Kennedy ape' she was of a quiet retiring- disposition well liked by all who knew her. Besides her hus- band she is survived by one daughter Elva.M -s 'Amos Tipling is a sister of the deceased. Rev. Mr. Cragg, pastoreof the Wing - ham Methodist Church, conducted the funeral services at the farreily resi- dence on .Tuesday afternoon. Inter- ment Wingham cemetery. •'Mr. and Mr's. Baxter and daughter, Margaret, also Messrs. MacLean and McAllister of Walkerville will spend a week with Mrs. Baxtersister Niles MaaFarland of the 'Junctioh. , Mr: C.- A: Tanner, M. P. P., Mrs. Tanner and daughter Dorothy, Miss Taatie Hyndman of Winnipeg and Mr. and Mrs. W: C. Hill of Fordwich, vis- ited with Mr. and Mrs:Thos. Scott of Diagonal Road. • Mr. Harry Bell and Mr. Chas. Green, both former Winghamites, who now live he Southampton accom- panied the remains of the lata John Dey from Southampton to Wingham on Saturday. Mr. and Mies. Robt. Groves•and two sons Alvin and Milton, motored to Courtland, New York, where they spent a few days with Mr, and. Mrs. Mort, Smith and family. - Mrs. E. Aitcheson Sauter, St., brought us as ample stock of rhu- barb grown in' her gardea. The stock is 48 inches in length form the tip of the leaf to the ground. It is a fine sample of Canadian rhubarba Mr. and Mrs. Wm.. Chandler Whig - ham, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Aitken, Listowel and. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Niergartfi, Waterloo, n-totored to El- ora Sunday and -decorated the grave of the former's•daughter'Edna E. The Commercial Hotel at Ripley, which, has been owned and operated by Messrs. Mair & Harris, with An- gers G. McLeod as Manager, has been sdld to David Lemon of 'Mitchell. A couple s of rinks of Wingham bowlers took' in the tournament • at Mount Forest on Thursday last. A. big crowd was present ad a few ac- tually played with sweater coats and overcoats on. No ice cream, please. Rev. C. EaReidt; and wife of Deca- tur, all., visited., at the home of the former's sister, Mrs. j.„.. W. Scott, Pleasant Valley on Wednesday. Mr. Ref& is a Howick boy and is visiting at the old home on the voile concess- The Wingham Branch of the \Vo- l -rice's Institute will hold their annual picnic on Wednesday, July 3oth., at the-honie of Mr. Isaac Wright, Turn' berry Those wishing to go in the bras Mast be at the Rest Room not la- ter than e o'clock. • Mass Elda Bennett has beensue- ceseful in passing' her Normal School Exams anci has been engaged as tea- cher in the Wingham janctior School. Miss Mary Haugh who has been teaching he this school has been succeasful itt gettime a school in Tor- onto. A:welcome visitor al our sanctum ori Monday morning was Mr. John H. frevin, of San Pedro, California. aar, Irwin left here 46 years ago and has not been back sinee. lie is visiting witil his brother, Dr. A, J. -Erwin. It is so long since the brothers met that they practidally had to get acquainted over again, The Dominion Press Clipping Ag- ency has just mailed tis a couple of full etivelopes full of clippings which are credited to the Advance -Times and St Mole have appeared in other pa- pers. Tbere would have been just twice as many if the papers who took out pieces and did not credit them to us had taken the time to say "clipped from Winghain Advance -Times," Mr, 0. L. Constable reviewed old acmiaintances in Winghane this week. Seventeen years ago Mr. Con.etable was A resident of Wigghara. He was in the barbering business arid later conducted the North End' 'Grocery. He is nOw travelling Jot the Mont- gomery-Wata Mail Order' Hoese of .Chicatgo, Me. Coesteble says Wing- hein is one of the veey best aowas of its Mae Ise comes aeroe.a. 1.1:e anided , he leatia,Ved'it to bo 1)est ' 1, WINGRAM HIGH SCHOOL BY-LAW Li view of the fortheotniug vote to be taken la cormeation with a pede posed addition to, • Wingbern High Schooa•the members of the aligh School Board and of the Town Coun- cil think it wise to plaee before the electors certaia feats itt onnectioe therewith, .in order that an intelligent vote may, be east, Both these bee:lies realize fullyethe necessity for eeono- xotrlY itt connection with the towa'sli- 'lances, and are not pressing this mat- ter, either way. • The -income of the High School, ho•wever, is laegelY de- rived from, eounty and provincial grants, and unless we conform to the goverpment regulations, we are la danger of lasing the latter, and unless we keep our school up to the start& ard with sufficient roomto accomo- date all pupils outside of the town, who wish. to. -attend, our grants from the counties of Huron and Bettee will be seriously lessened, and, as a conse- quence, the town .of Wingham will have to raise more money. 'he following figures showing tae chief sources of income of Wingham High School for seven years rnay be of interest:- . • T. of We Gove. Gt. H. of Co, B.C-o. 1918 a787. • 726.. • 3866, 454. 19193200. -688. 3769. 351 1920 4160.- • 687. 4727. 416. 1921 • 4381, 881. , 4563. " 449. I922 6899. 1230. 4082. 813. 1923 • 5678. 1285. ,773e, x665.- 1924 4624 . 836. 1494. The reader will note that the peak eyes reached in 1922 with regard to the town's contribution to the support •of' the High School, and in spite of the fact of, the increased cost of the teaching staff and the 'elimination of fees from students, the school is costing las less money now than it did'two years ago. It will also be noted that the Government Grant and the great from Huron County and Bruce County show a• steady and al -- most continuous increase:- We do not yet knowwhat the Government Grant will be for 1924, but expect there will be an increase over last year. As before stated if we do not furaiela additional accommodation we are threatened with the loss of this grant, as the Government has in sev- eral instances, cut off the grants in other towns. At e ineeting of the High Schooi Board, held on the eeth. inst., a mo- tion was passed to the effect that, ow- ing to the - lateness of the season, no -work will be. done on the proposed addition this year, but if the by-law carries, and the school attendance warrants it, the building will be pro- ceeded with in the spring Of next year. At present both teachers and pupils at the school are very much hamper- ed by lack of space, and conditions will be worse after the- holidays. It has been thought wise to take the Vote at once in order that the govern- ment may be assured of our good in- tentions, and will continue our grant until the necessary, addition be Made. Under the terms of the by-law $2o92, Will have to be raised each year for twenty years, .but with the pro- portion of town and country pupils as at present Wingham's share will only be, between forty and fifty per cent. of this. It follows, therefore, that, es the attendance of country pupils increases or decreases, the amount to be raised in Wingham will rise or fall accordingly. The position would seem to be this that the cost to the town of the pro- posed addition will be from $800 to $1.2oo per year, of the present attend- ance is maintained, whereas, if we do not build, we shall lose the Govern- ment grant 61 $e300 and also get less money from the Counties on accoant of lack of accommodation for county PuTPihe is' better equipped our High School is, the greater will be its draw- ing po-wer, causing pupils to attend from longer distances and influencing their. parentS' to do their belying and setting in Wing -ham. •- W. F. Vanstone, Chairman High School Board. • W. H. Willis, Mayor A Live Dept on Goderich Streets, On. Monday .a deer was seen' hy several peOple in the northern part 'of the „Sewn. It was ,cohfing quietly along Waterloo street When it was startled end made off. It appeared also on Napier street, Crossed Victor- isand : disappeared "along the river beak. Ras deecribed es a young doe, (Mite sinall. The aereSenee Of a doer lias been reported from Poet Albert and Other planes to the north, . and this"may be the seine one. It is. malty years shine a live deer :has been seen in Qtiaerich. It Lt. illegal to kill deer at this 'season, and this enterprising young sPecienen may Weeder around the country .for weeks,Goderich Sig, The Late john Dey • A forme:- esteemed citizen of Wing- liain passed suddenly away at hts home in Soathampton on Wednescla.v, July rade Mr. John Alexaeder Dee w h -et' as a on t or. for the night af- ter a busy day when he died very suddenly. tror several 5ears he was empaoyed itt the W. j, Chapman Glove Works, The late Mr, Dey was in his eend, year and is survived by his al - I' 1 dow, formerly Miss iss 13ert la Cody, Red seven 'children, Mrs, George Irwin and Miss. Rae laey of Wingham are sisters of the deceased. The remains were brought to Wing- ham'bes motor and interred hi the fa- mily plot on Saturday -afternoon, The family Inive the sympathy e4 11 large eirele of.feiettds their time of • eorrew. ANOTI1ER BONSP1EL , • Local Bowlers Have Made the 'Following Draav T. MOK, Smith W. j. Greer T. McDonald R, Allen • • • F. H, Stevenson G. W. Howson H. SheraOridy W. R. Hainilton Bert Isa.rd Wm. Boyce John Wallace R. A. Cerrie' H, E Isard. "Win. Monk A. G. Smith L. C. Young A.. Posliff B. Wellwood C. Aignitage E. J. Mitchell 11. C. Plelwig Frank Howson T. H. Gibson Win. Stewart Wen, Mitchell W. J. McIalibbon -O.• Thompson D. Somers .A. Webster T, Henry D. Rae P. Marshall W. Brawley C. Wilkinson j. W. Hanna D. Folatine Homulle A. Tipling H. C, MeLea.n. Jr. A. McLean Wm. Gurney C. B. Robinson Holinee J. lefcCraeken Gordon alcLean 1 • Rev. Snell . 3. I -I, Hirst H. Campbell Dr. McInnis 5. H. Christie A. E. Fothergill A. Fothergill W. French I -I. Shane • John Mason. H. Mundy A. J. Walker M. Grabens C. P. Smith Dr. Stewart Wm. Booth A. E. Lloyd A. J. Irwin W. F. Vanstone . W. H. Ross J. Gilmour R. Vanstone C. Crawford R. Lloyd J. Murray ' A. M. Crawford The/Late MTS. Salter There passed away on Sunday after- noon, July eoth., Ann Pereman, Widow of the late John Salter. Deceased was in her 85th •year. Her husband predeceased her about twenty-three Tears ago'. Besides her son. John, with whom she •has -' resided on file hcnnestead, Lot 42, Con, 12, East Wa_ wanosh 'another son,' William R. also of East Wawanosh survives. The funeral services were conduct- ed on Tuesday afternoon. by Rev.. C. E. Cragg pastor of Wingham Metho- dist Church, and interment was made itt Wingham Cemetery. Rifle Association Meeting The Ontario Rifle Association Meeting, will be held at the Long _Branch Rifle Ranges, Toronto, Au- gust 'nth to e6th, and also followieg, this The Dominion Rifle Assotiatiee meeting; will be held at the Con- naught Rift Ranges, Ottawa, August 18th to12.2ed. The high scores made by the Ca- dets of the High Schools and Collegi- ate Institutes in this Military District with the 22i1u. rifle durng the school year which has just closed, Ines at- tracted the attention of those in charge of these mentioned schools are urged to attend. There are several Cadet -Matches on the programtne of each meeting, so that there will be opportunities for Cadets to make their expenses.' It is also pointed out that sixteen Cadets from Ontario, fottr of whom must be tyros, making the highest scores in the cadet matches, will be given a free trig from 'Toronto to Ottawa and return to their homes. Cadets desiring to aftend these meetings will be furnished full particu- lars, , on application to Lt. -Col. G. H. Gillespie, District Cadet Officer, Military District, No. a London Ont. subserir)ii.04,.$ pe,a. $'etSaf. .„, aerenetheasa'ar'rasit. r„disq 4,, L. toro We 1.1eveloP F Irja' s• We 'Piit • , • We Make En1azgrnez3ts e tire,r1.7,:.4,.:.;71::67:7;i5 .15415.14' 9 Free Erilargnment C taponb la We are giving a coupon "FREE" with each. 250 purchase in out Kodak Finishing Departraent and will, redeem them for enlargrnents as follows; • For xo Coupons a ,p16 Eniargrnent Value ,, . . LI For es Coupons 528a Enlargmennt Value # For 20- Coupons a 6xxo Enlargrnent Value is For eo Coupons a Becro Enlargm.ent Framed, Value • --Oar Every Day Cut Prices Save You Money ' McKibbon's Drug Store VVinsrharn, Ont. Phone 0•°4 1111119111111111111111111111111111=111411 munenuntannontionsueln noun in inniiiminginmitioN, Too Many Defendants Eight young men of Culross • and Kinloss townships were arraigned. before County Magistrate McNab at Teeswater on Tuesday on a charge of infringing the by-laws ef thatj town. It appears that on June 291111 Mr. L. A. Brink, the postmaster while walking down the street, past the Vendome Hotel, was made ,a tar- get for stones thrown by someone standing on the corner. As one of the stones was aimed with more ac- curacy than' it would have been. if a joke,. Mr. Brink asked the Constable to ascertain the identity' of the artist with the clear eye and steady hand. The eight young men were congregat- ed on the corner from which the stone commenced its unerring flight and though all confessed: to seeing some- thing ,of the affair, none could. state definitely who gave the pebble its mo- mentum. The postmaster therefore laid a charge against the whble works for loitering on the corner and throw- ing stones-. When the octette appear- ed. before the Cadi andd eclared their lack of knowledge concerning the matter, the plaintiff found that he had too many defendants and an alarming. lack of witnesses, so the -magistrate, suggested that the charges against • 'all but two of the lads be withdrawn' After some difficulty, the Bench was , able to illicit the ittforniation fronn' one of these that it was Wallace: Waugh who had directed the flight of the gravel, and as a reminder that town by-laws as well as other statutes must be obeyed, assessed the culprit $so and costs. Normal School Results l The Department of Edtication an- • a °zinced the following • certificates 'awarded students at the Loadon Noe - 1 mal School, of former Winghain bu- pibs. Interim First Class Certificates -- Angus A. McKay, Doris Ostei.houts • Addle 1 . Proctor. Interim Second -Class Certificates - Jervis W. Lutton. •, The results of the examinatkons in the Stratford Normal Schoo,1 are gaz- •• en below, inasfar as Winghaux at dents art concerned. Internet Second Class Certificates- Thelda J. Bennett, Marie A. Living- stone, Violet McBurney, Dorothy Webster, Gco. L. Douglas, Leslie j. Hetherington,Geo. E. Pocock Cafe A Change in System awe are starting- a new system of selling our goods in and around Wing - ham We are. selling our products at wholesale prices to the customer. This -will be a big saving tothe pub- lic and will help to employ .our own town men. Come and buy your flour and feed. at the mill door or if you cannot take it with yon we will deliver to any part of the town at the prices quoted below for Flour and 'tic per cwt. ,ex - Oa for feed, Prices:-Stiperier noel- $3.8o per bag. Five. Lilies flour $3.7o per bag. Pat•A-Paa $3.6o per bag Or gse for 24 lbs, Sainsoin low grade •flour $1,95 per bag Feed flour $1,75 per bag. Shorts $T.45 per cwt., Been $1.e.5 per ewt, Feecl, in buyers bags or bags re- turnable. We also have Chop, wheat, Oats, recleaned 'wheat screenings etc. Our Mill is equipped with the'very best machines and out mechentes are the best, thus We are able to turn am flour that cannot be surpassed, Our I guarantee "Satisfaction after a fair trial 'or unused flour returnable and monea! refunded." , Try .tre with Yohe next order, • Hcsvecin & Howson, Phone 26 W • SOME PALL PAIE, DATES Toronto-a:Aug. 23 to Sept 6.' Gocterieh-Sept. 3 to 5. London ---Sept. 6 to 23, Exeter -Sept. ±6 and, ie. Kineardine-Sept, e8 and 19. Listowel -Sept. 18 and 19. Seaforth-Sept, iS and 19. Bayfield -Sept, 23 and ea. ' • Mitchella-Sept. 23 and 24. Blyth -Sept. 25 aid ad. Leeknove-Sept. 25 a.nd 26, sZurioll-Sept. 05 and o6. Wingbatn-Sept, oo and ;so. Brussels -Ott - and s Dungan:non--Oa and 3. • , , .• a- • ' . •• ' • • ' I heal eaea DIED Mellway-In Toronto on, the after- noon of. Saturday, July egth., after-. - a brief illness, Barbara Halstead, beloved wife of John Richard MeIl- way, formerly of. Wingharn, in her thirty-second year. A girl can always get even with a fellow by marrying him, ' ., • 4 ,, , , ' , • e • , '• " ' • .' ford Robertson, William F. Thou p- eon. • HuArtona nCioeuetnitnyg Forfutith eS hHolwir 0 n county, ,• Fruit Growers Council, held in the of- • lice of the Department of Agriculture, • Monday, July sath., it was arranged • to hold a County Fruit Show on Wed- nesday, November 5th. This show itt le be held this year in Clieton. • The matter of a Show of this kind. has been discussed with the Depart- ments of Agriculture, both Provincial • and Federal and a goodly measure of , support is being- promised to this mat- ter. at is hoped in addition to lis.vitig • a good display of fruit from the veil- • ous section of the County, we will at- •. so have a display of spraying machin- ery, materials etc. with demonstra., tions from the various firms sending • these outfits. • We will have demote- , . • strations put on by the Ontario and , Federal Departments an box and bar- rel packing, motion pictures, demon- strations in cooking and processing of apples etc. The Ontario Honey Pro-, clucers are also making an exhibit, It is hoped that the local people through. their municipal Councils, both town, Townships and County, will get be- hind this proposition and make it one of real educational value. • 16aring Sale anaoampla*arcipmesnammeobsmearm Sumrr)er Shoes Must Go This is one of the events of the year in Shoe Selling d'AU.R.IRCIIIVAIMIIIIII.11.111.M.1311111/0.1111.501•16.1 Every sort of Summer Shoes for Wn, Women and Children are marked down- IN,. y at prices, so low that our shelves, will soon be emptied. Good time now to buy. . Lots of SUmnler Weather Ahead •!..1't..a •5 F4 . 0•4 THE GOOD $140.11; rroRE,. peateesesteseetasieteeeetehatemisagoinais; aweee-aalleagesile •,'