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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1924-07-24, Page 4, ',77-7;;;;;;;,;;171m, "'""" "'"'• ' ;, 't ' • • • I I W/NOtiAlVf ADVANCT-TIMES' 1411.1.. r Thureday, July I urse tl ICES r hi y itisratem 1;4 0 ' Jack. and Jill went up the Hill, So beautiful and balmy, Coming back they Icet the track, And dropped into "THE ARMY" , als_ C. Raven Drop in Yourself Next Sunday At ix a. ne, and 7 p. m. Special Meetings Led By STAFF CAPT. RAVEN and CAPT. TURNER From S. A, College U1llItl11181111111111111111111I1011111111111 111h1111 1111E111 111h111 eaa !',11 1.11.1.012.110=11160.010UMMO.W.14......01.11MIUM.00 Capt. Tatter II lasellell111111111111111111111 'Wore cm are braver than inen, No . A '"burg" is a piece where everyone man would dare try on $125 garments wonders who the preacher was hitta if ,he had only I 5 Cents. 'mg at in the 'sermon. , • - •41) ' 5; all a eal, a ,l1":"eiaa 6 lralle rL kut • T ery ii an,p of Lit rnobile We also als • Curtains a sh s91° re ir Trp Sides, d Cushi son rt notice. * * hi 4), ;;.• 4 Our Prices are Reasonable and we give Promoki Service. OP! FL VVILLI The Let,' di Shoe Store o hone 129. uron County Wingham, Ont. 1' , eatealoteeenest eepettettellillaatted" a1.0103.11r.101.0.0171.041 .C1e a t 5',„ It is worth while to deliver cream direct to Creamery. If soc to soc per can interests you as a-produc- er— aimaresomeanwatamnssurtmer. Get our prices before market ing elsewhere. We are 110177 having hot weather, -, 8 AY g At this time of year eggs deteri. ate very quickly. We are .paying highest pnce for quality eggs, it. pay:s to look after eggs and sell on graded basis Bring your eggs we grade them, The United Fri Wingham ers Co -Op. Co., Ltd. 0 tario MISISKKIIIIR.1141C.V1.6461111114.1112.411.04.4.0.0, rum • Why Delay Installing that i mk,„noi I5 A 51 ma, m T E HYD1JI SHOP . . m ais x • Electric ange 14 W W a n 1 Hydro Power for Cooling is clean, sate, 1 IL economical and most convenient. ' 1 W •NI II Don't let the knockers make you believe that AA case of 1 i shortage of power your range would be cut off. an case of power IN W shortage those evhoehave ratiges will be proieeted wad 11306 -la 14a0 1 • leant them will not he allowed to beaten theat. • • e • Nif • cralovititrd 111 AMMIIIMMOSOROMUMItsAltalts It, al one it magnum „ Many people contemplate the' pur- chase of a radio set:this Fall with the idea that concerts and entertainment are out of the question during the hot weather- That each an idea is far from being; correct, can eeadily be set- tled by asking any radio fan, This is the time of year to install the out- fit as it is far mere comfortable and convenieut to erect the outside aerial• . when the weather is fine than when wet and (told, Many outfits are near being, marketed which • are supposed to wark.successfully on an outside aerial but it is conceded lua all ama- teurs that for good reliable loud sig- nals the outside aerial cannot be bea- ten. The cash outlay for a good out- side aerial need not exceed $5.00 for the necessary wire arid • a reliable lightning arrester, 13y all means in- stall your receiver now and be ready for the World' e Series and the thous- and and one other interesting items which appear daily over radio. " A new tease has been invented in England which promises to revolu- tionize the radio industry. By the ad- ditfon of another element to the standard tube it is found that ito "11" batteries are required., A special cir- cuit is used and it is yet in the ex. neremental stage. One good feature would be that there would be fewer burnt-out tubesas the high voltage "13" battertes would be absent on such a set. One of the Chicago station announ- ces that it will probalely broadcast the trial of the two boys who recently murdered another young chap.' Be- fore going ahead with the prepara- tions for broadcasting, the station is asking for the opielons of listeners on this .subject. Many have replied so far and it is found that the division of opinion is about equal. A number of the radio publications are already sounding warnings edi- torially to the candidates for the Pre- sidency of the United States. The differences between the radio audi- ence and the public platforai are pointed out and the candidates arerad- vised to prepare clean tut speeches which go dieect to the point other- wise they will not Vold their • radio listeners who can readily turn to a more interesting program. FORDYCE -- Mr. and. Mrs. James Barbour and son Elwin visited relatives at White- church on Sunday last. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Taylor visiteel at Mr. McVitties Auburn on Sunday last. Mr. and Mrs. A, i-iavins and family visited at Peter Leaver's one day ie- cently. Mr. and Mrs. W. al: Champion and aolm atended the funeral of Mr. Sprackman of London, whose remains were interred he Bayfield on Friday last, Mrs, Sprackman is at present visit- ing relatives around Fordyce for a few days. Mr. John Champion and Charles Leaver visited in Ripley, and Kincar- dine on Sunday last. Mr. and Mrs. Mac Jamieson of Toronto are at present visiting at Mr, Daniel O'Callag,han's, for the week- end , Mr. Joseph O'Callaghan is at pre- sent visiting under the parental „roof. If reports are true Mr, James Ail- cheson has purchased a sedan aar. Mr. John O'Mally haspu rchased Ford car. Drive easy John. Miss Victoria Gardner visited: at. Fordyce on Monday last. Mr, John Martin intends shingling one of his barns in the enar future. • Mr. John Chapman. visited at Peter Leavers on Sunday last. e xe CON. HOWICK Mrs. Ben Stafford and Clive* have gone to Bufaalo to attend the bed -side of her daughter who is very ill, Miss Mildred Laird is spending her holidays in Gerrie fee a few days. Miss Millie Howard is in the burg nursing Mrs. James Warrell, ' Mr. and Mrs. George Galbraith were visitors at Lorne Laird's Sunday. ea large number from around here took in the celebralion iti Godelach Saturday. ' BLYTH Hydro Electricwas turned on for the first time on Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. Blake Elliott and Miss Greer of Wingham were visitors with Mr. j. H. R. and Mrs, Elliott on Sun- day. Barth Baseball team journed to Brussels on Friday and were defeated by the later teem. • A nthnber of our citizens attended the funeral on Wednesday last of the 'late Rev. W. 5. Hunter of Grantee._ Deceased formerly lived in Morris where he was favorably known. • The Boy Scouts have just returned from a very pleasant outing, having camped on Mr, „McDowell's farm on the banks of the Maitland. Rev. George Telford was in tharge. Mr. William Emigh of Whitewood, Man. visited his father foe five weeks, prior to going. to Grand Valley where he has leased a hotel. Rev. F. E. Clysdale and femile• are visitors at the honae of ;Mrs. John Mills, NOTICE Take 'notice that the afttnicipal Connell of the Corporation of the Township of Turaberry will take into consideration the passing, and if ap- proved, will pass at its meeting to be held on the 3xst. of July at the hotra c4 one o'clock in the afternoon at the Council Room, Bitievale, a by-law foi stopping up mid selling that part of the ellowance for road street passing Bitievitie cemetery, and the Connell will at that time and place bear m person or by his coimsel, solicitor es egent, any person Wave elaime that Ins land will be perjudicially affected by the by-law, and who applies to be Dated' tile pth day of July, xp24, W. R. Crnikshank, Clerk, RELIIMATISI ikmaz ng ilesu4s from the [wit Treatment---" Fruit4-tives'', Here is the whole etery of the Fruit Treatment for Rheumatism, told by a geutlenaan who suffered five years with this terrible affliction. Mx. Ames Dobson, of Drente, Ont. Seers; "The leheematism was in my right hip and shoulder; the pain was almost uaentlairable. After six moiathe Fruit Treatment with "Fruit-aatives", I was completely relieved and am now in &et class It is a feet—proven by thousands ef caseseethat "Fruit-a-tive,s'', the Fruit Trestmen.t, a,bso]etely relieves Itheumatism, Pala in the Back, stomach or liver onblesatencl other Neuralgia, ehronlieada,ehes due to forms of Kidney Disease. 25e. and. 50e. a box—at all dealers or from Fruit-a-tivea Limited, Ottawa, Ont. WHITECH URCH Miss Hamilton oC St. Helens bas been secured as teacher in S. S. Nto. 14, West Wawanosh. Mr and Mrs. Walter Mason and children of Blyth spent Sonday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Clow. • A Miseion Band Rally will be held in Whitechareh Presbyterian Church, on Tuesday, July 29th. A good pro- gramme is prepared.' In the evening Mrs. (Rev.) Harkness of Ripley will take part. There will be a pageant, "The Voices of the Women" by Lucknow talent, also an address and illustrated lantern•slides by. Mr. Bruce Grey ' of Dungannon. Everybody welcome mid those coming ha thp af- ternoon please bring lunch. lAfter- noon „session at 2.30, evening session af 7 o'clock. There will be Mission Band. Literature on sale, Also home- made candy. Misses Evelyn and Merle Gaunt are visiting with their grandmother, ails. McKenzie of Langside. Me, and Mrs, Harry lacClenaglia.n and Edith of Belgra've spent Sunday, -with Mr. and • Mrs. Robt. McClena- e Rev. Robt. Barbour of Meaford, spent last week with his brother Mr. Win. Barbour. Mrs. James Moffatt of Lloydmin- stet and son Foster, arrived from the West on Saturday and evill spend -a month with her parents Mr. and Mrs. MacGregor and °thee relatives here and at Langside. „ Mr. Stewart Moore of Toronto is visiting with his uncles, Arthur and T. H. Moore Lorna and Irwin McClenaghan are spending the holidays with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Barbour of Fordyce. Miss Millie MacGregor returned to Toronto on Sunday, ' Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tiffin of Langside spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Farrier. „ Mr, and Mrs. Henry McGee and Gordon and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Me - Gee spent Sunday with Mr. and M. Oliver Stokes and other friends in Turnberry. - • Miss Winnifred Farrier passed her exam in Junior Pianoforts. Congratu- lations.' Mr, and Mrs. Percy Vincent aud children eif Westfield spent Sunday, with her mother, Mrs. Mel3rien. , Dr. and •Mrs. Scott, also his bro- ther Me, Scott of Sandusky, Mich, are visiting with ber brother, Mr, Jas. \Vilsofi. ,1 °Mrs. Dr. Paterson of Lucknow speat a few days last week with Miss, Ida McQuoid. •Eleven of the Mission Bands of the Presbyteriau Churches in this Disteict are holding their annual Rally here, on July 29the. Supper served on the Chureh lawn for the visitors. The Young People of the Presby- t,erian Church here purpose holdina a lawn social in' the near future. air, Gibson Gillespie hes been put- ting extensive improvements on his lawn here and bait in fine conditioe now. Mr. Wm. Scott and cla.ughter Mar - vile and his brotherMr. David Scott spent Sunday at Mr. Geo. MeQuoids. Misses Flora Ross and Kathleen Ter - riff of Toronto are spending their holidays at their home here. Mr. and Mrs. Will Shaw and chil- dren of Toronto, Mr, and Mrs. Jack Henderson and children of Lucknow, Mr. and Mrs. Dunk MacGregor and children of Teeswater'and other re- latives, visited with Mr. and Mrs, MacGregor here on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Falconer and laaliston, visited with Mr. Geo. Fal- coner, Culross, on Sunday. • Mr. P. Gowans, deserves great cred- it for his successful entrance class i bins year, .t 4 writing a u d elven pits s - i ea, Annie IVlo ore, (11), Wallace Come Hugh David ;Mende/hot), Daw- son Craig, Edna Morrison, Eddie Waddell, Grace Richardson, Jean Sco- ble, Scott Paterson, Nettie Lettie and• Reuel Gaunt, •11fr. and Mrs. Ab. Lovett arid chile dren of Clinton, spent Sunday with her mother; Mrs, Mealrien,dalso Mr. and Mrs. Oliver hit:Brien of Auburn. Mr. and Mrs, Jahn Purdon and chile dren spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Herb Laidlaw. Mr. and Mrs. Were Dawsen, 'visit- ed with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Purdon, Si Helens on Sunday, Mr. and 1.11rs. John Peterson of Galt, are visiting with his usin, Mr. Ken. Paterson. Mr. and Mrs, David Scobie and son of Lucknow spent Sunday at the 1:11,i'lrare ,pleased to hear that Rev. Jas. Scobie arrived safely in England. Rev, Mr. Perrin of Hemilton took the services in the Presbyterian Church here on ,Sunday. Dr. Perrie of Winghain will be here next Sun- day, ' Mr, and Mrs. tames Inglis and chil- dren from the 'West are here to at- tend the Old Boys Re -Union in St, -Helens on Thursday. They are visit- ing with relatives in these parts. Mr: and Mrs. Len Westbrooke of ) Goderoch and Mr. and Mrs. Thos. ' Smith of Lucknow spent Sunday with Itheir aunt, Mrs. Jas. Cornelius. Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Purdon and Ma- bel and Alen visited with Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Tom of Auburn on Sunday. Mr. John Steele and Dorothy and Mac, also Miss • Pearl and Miss Jar- dine, all of Toronto, spent a few days last week with the former's sister Mrs. Jas. Cornelius. • Mr. and Mrs. Jamieson and Mr. Will O'Callahan of Toronto and M. and Mrs. Monahan of Detroit are vis- iting at the home of their parents Mr. and Mrs. Bea O'Callehan, Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Cottle and Mr. Duncan Kennedy visited with the for- mer's daughter Mrs. Ed. Browning of Kincardine. , Mr. Frank Cottle •of Calgary who has been visiting; with relatives here left for Toronto on Tuesday morning, Mrs. Cooke of Toronto is visiting with her daughter Mrs. McClenaghen. BORN • Underwood—In Wingharn General Hospital on July east., to Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Underwoodea daughter. WILL DEFATE BYLAW ; ' -, Deer Sur— l, Ye heir been acquainted wid me ivir since ye came to live in Wingham an ye know I uivir wus a knocker, nor wan to grumble alSout tings, but theer is a toime in the 'affairs av min whinthe wurrum -will turn, as Mish- ter Shakespeare warice said, an that toirne has cadie wid nee now. 1 slipalee wid rifirince t� the by-law fer the addishun to the Hoig-h School. Av coarse, I hev no objickshun to puttin up av the addishun, if it is nayded, fer, slitire, I belave in givie the byes an_ ghillie a chance that 1 nivir had, mesila an dOn't moind payin a dollar arr two av ixtra taxes if nie issare• fer the binifit av the roisin gin- erashun, but I hev a grayvance av nee own in this matth.er, an a sayrious wan.' • Iviry pans aa the Returnin awficers an Poll Clerks fer votin day is a Tory, wid the itecipshun av Arthur sanges • an loikely Tam Miller will hevehim turned befoor the day is over, but av- en if he doesn't turn, it is only wan Grit to moine Tories, an I,, hev no fault to foind evid this purcintage at all, at all. The erayvarice 1 her is that the inosla avtliern fellahs are re- tiernin awficers sure enough fer they return the jawb iviry tohne a vote is bein taken. 'Whey can't .a new man, mesilf fur inshtance, git aluk in some- toirnes?0 Ain't 1 as good a Tory, as anny wan av thirn, an didn't I weir - rule fer the parthy befoor a lot av thine lads wus born? Yis, an. whin an elickshun cemes 'tis mild Tim who has to put his showlder to the whale 1,aven to this day, wid a tot av thim young fellalas loike Walher Aida -di- -bon an Billy Haney' roidin in the Wa- gon. 'Tis not be vayson av the day's pay that I complain' fer, satire, I hey nee, family all Taredan shtarted in loife, .an enough money to leape the misses an inc to the ind av our days, so am not woeryin about a few dol- lars a.v aisy thianey,here arr there, but 'tis the honor av the awfice I wanted, an faith, I tink it eves cornin to me af- ther awl the wurruk 1 hev done fee the mild parthy. 1 wild hev been wil- fin to donate me day's pay to the Hospital arr the Wirnmin's Institoot, arr the Tory Campaign Fund, arr '10 a fund to hilp establish a home for incurable „ha F. O's are e.nny other good cause' 'Tis all the tanksaI,git fer hilpin to elickt Walther McKibben an Harry Willis. Tings and hey been diffrunt if Billy Greei an Amos Tipling had been elickted, an avert Blake Elliott wt. -id -hey shtud up fer nie, Grit an all as he is. I ued.ersinand ye minchtm- ned •me name, but ye didn't hey enough 1111106h -ice to git me appoint- ed', fen shure, what is wen good man among- to matiny? I suppose ye will whndher what I intind to deaabout this matther, fer -no wan kreskes betther than yersilf, that I- am not wale to take a Iickie layin down, so to shpake, Well, 1 shtayed awake mosht av two noights tiekm av a plan to git back at thine lads in the Council, far well 'I knanv that, 'tis a long lane that lades no- where, and there Is arways a way out if ye kin only fain it, At lasht; jist as the robins began to 'chirrup, at abont for o'clock on the sicoild marite I fought av a skaine that can't be Jeate, an wondhered that it hadn't come itito me moind befoor, me idea is to knock the skame at defette the by-law,, alt to git me fried, large Shpotton to liiip me, The two aveus win make a slitrong tame an can ear- ry err defate annyting in this town,. so east watch Oil t shinolee, as rile bye that evus an France wed say. 'Wad .the by-law deleted, thin a new wan will have to be ,submitted to the pay- plei at if I am not appoitted returnin awfieet, I will shpoil it too, so 1 will, Yours till text Wake, i Jack Vaiteamp, Wedding Rings, Diamond Rings and Marriage Li- cenee. Information Tt,r,,,R. Hamilton's ,^ 110111111111 11111111111111101111111111N1111011111111.111111111111111111 Cheaper Fire Insurance vire Insurance fartrishecl on Et dwellings itt Wilighare, at Tess if! hi than. Township Mutual rates— with no prepiurn tiote to sign. hat, Why take the risk of having -# -- to pay extra, ateetesthents? i. v• 41 Aar. t 1 ; Ai)lfiter 1C,CiSell18 Listirance & Xeai state fliNtIIIIIMIII111111110111111110111111‘110111111111111110101111.111111 • .a.aseeithillienileasseetillateetteet.e.,,aa" sttel," • , f ' ; 51 Id 6 I 111 1114,11 S I mom Et mom Alt agnmegmmt* • 41 • , ••1 1 r Thurs., Frt, Sat, J/Ily 24, 25, 26 se ' "The To Directed by Harry IVEllarde who staged "OVER THE HILL", What you will ;seel.A whole towrt built and destined to make sensational Storm and scenes, The most astounding thing of its kind ever photographed The biggest 'thrill seen on any stag e at any time in picture oi A motion picture that proves again truth is stranger than fie tion Prices "eoc and 35c 51 i o 11111 I ; 15 ;.; matoutuamimatemoolortaxagmeinvisaareamouremeonsearamattootaaamaletwnemesmamaglinmscrum, • ' , ' THE OLD SCHOOL RE -UNION jirn Boete, tick and catch, to Jack' • Coultes, „ P. W; Scott ;to bat, a bit, a run. - dad. Coultes a run Jim Walsh a rtine, a run, 1 run, • It was a foul, it was, so thee. Score, 'puff said! • • IV. The Trustees Merhories of S. 5; No, 13, Ease Vtrawanosh Written fer Advance -Times by 13, of 13. Continued from last week 4. Some Chronicles The Week Before Xmas The Examination! Smell of cedar, Faces wasacd, trousers 'outside of boots, epep Girls in their new ribbons, sweet, 'Teacher' in long queenly curls. 13e eood! • Mts. Fells arrives"; then Mrs, Harri- son and a bunch. Teacher Miller from Auburn! Sleigh bells Enter Rev. A. MacLean and Teacher Sloan�f Blytb, Whisper low! + A song: "The Golden Slippers---" Basil Coidtes, leads. Foterth Class Geography; Lizzie Har- rison head;, twenty stand, Teacher Drees of Morris; questions. Boundaries of Europe? ' And South America? ' Correct; Parents smile; -Trustee Scott looks grave; Minister pleased Four other dasses— Soon. — George Seeder said a piece; "fingen on the Rhine" • A dozen more and songs. A plaesentation, Janet:de Scott and • George Pa,rott She reads, "Dear Teacher we" and sobs. ' "About to part and"— " Sobs, - He hands set , aWaritingDesk and hurries • toii • Trustee Fothergill speaks, so Parent Walsh and Minister, Thanks! Thanks! ‘„ • Candies and "Shall we gather at the River." Too sad for tears II. Inspector Dewar A horse! A horse tied to the fence! Bugg? A -little Irian; cork leg, shaggy beard; carpet -bag! "Is Johnnie Fells here?" . Horse gets oats. Johnnie a good 130y. Teacher's pet readers, the Second Class, Mary Ann Black, Will 'Parrott, Char- lie Scott, others. ' Cork leg goes t-h-ud Will Parrott snorts; "Wolf had a sup. - per on it." "Tough picking" said Charlie. Attention! °Mary Ann reads— . • - Page 94; Who Stole the Bird's Nest? Toswit, to -wit; Stole? What Commandment in tae Bible? Hits cork Niith staff, , This boy answer. What? Don't know? You little heath- ens; Study your Bible, That will do. . Limpbehind 'desk and talks with teacher. She smiles; then draws her eye brows Again smiles. Again smiles, She Speak— Children, if you say the Command - David Scott, sr„ John Coultes, George Fothergill! • A visitation! Horrers! Powers of life and death! , Pegs broken in the ante -room! 'Bia Jack Scott broke two playing bear hilly Bennett four, sliding; Jake Brooks, five, leap -frog; Walter Scott one, cap got stuck. A "What does expel mean," asks Mese. e4h Nethery? Shivers! ' "To be. expelled is awful," broke in Grace Taylor. Hueli! There goee the ruler, Hurry in. Dreadful silence ' Annie Scott's dark eyes give inspire-- , tion, ' Her uncle, the trustee, speaks— "We met to -day.," his voiceelike dynes-, mite, "those pegs". "Some broken on the girls' side too" -e. Deeper silence! "Should be expelled" Every heart misses a beat at the sound of the word. "We'll let you of this time but— Three trestees -nod to one another. "this time but—bit." "Try and take care of things boys1. they cost money." Trustee Scott spoke kindly They pass °tit. "It seemed like a year," said- jim Easter. The ca.11 of 'spring and work, Jack Macdonald, Jack Parrott, Sueate Bell, Maggie 'Morten. A jolly bunch. Maggie Nicol, Hattie Black, eJerainita. Stoneliouse; Slates and books and farewell. -, Teacher looks sad. Albert Cook a nece little fellow, asle.a "Where going." Sarah Jane 'Rath and Bella Scott, a. parting snow- ball. Jack Wightinan gives` away his \Ten, a and ink. - 'rag! Tegl I touched you last - Old seatunder the chimney, goodbye Teacher's •desk; The Seat of Judge relent; P-reeclorn! The echo of the voices fades_ It's done, - Dear Old No. 13,1"Farewell!' The tables. • Minnie Harrison, Sis Walsh, Lizzie Edwards, and, and - • Said, . "We'll feed you on pie for beating the., • nineth." : The program: another smite and e. swing; carry her basket, - Sunset and evening star- • Dreams. „ GLENTANNAN Mr, Alex. Baird, who spent th& week -end at his home here returne - le Flint. • Mrs. Foi-gie, and, daughter Mary-, are spending a feta days with friends at 'Stanley.• , • Mr. and :ears. Harry McGee, an& son Gordon, also afr. and Mrs. Roy' McGee Visited on Sunday with fribrids; on the iota.. t A little, daughter lie.s•coine to gladd- en the amine of Mr. and. Mrs, Nelsoin Underwood. Congratulations ments well a half holiday, Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Wallace, erica, Maggie 'Bell, the first Yesl Yesl little son David are•spentling•the holi- Fannie Morton! Hannah Coultes; days with the former'parents aetl• John Armour; Mark Masonotffer friends here. , Yes! Yes! and the cork g-r-ates. Rev. 'Mr, Miller of Essex spent the- . Good -Bye. III. Pichie, Wightrnan's, Bush lo a. ie.; boiling sun; just at l'elortoli's corner; htirry• Aggie Morton; curls and a new rib- bon, Sam ` George Sowler and basket with pies, wee -end with his sister Mrs. 'Wan. Breckenridge."Mr. afiller teak charge of the services in the Wingham altd Teeswater Anglican Churches on Sun- day, owing to Mr. Snell being away mai is holidays, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Muir and soa Robe also ItareDevid Fortune, motor.- ed to •Collingwood last eveek, -and at- jeIly cake, tarts, ice ed t wedding of ale. Peter Hattie Wightman, dinner pail pies ;\11-lida and Miss Train, cookies, arid— Tranol Tramp! and Sweat' Bet your life on the pic-nic! The bush, the breeze, the shade! lfigii Heavenl Mary Jane, Vancarnp and Bill Stone- house on aehwingl Airy! Arrerigetheuts are beitee eatisfactor- Dine I ask my eweet-hearr? ily completed for the ResalniOn of S. She unde.rtand iny strata. 5, No; 0, East Wawanash, which hi Guess who? * to be held on Mre, Bone's farm Oti Mrs thels, and daughter Margaret, e, of Tifrimins, New Ontario, also afrs, Elden Petennan of Wiegharri are vis- iting at the home of Mr, Lancelot Fergie, August 2 th , EAST WAWANOSI-I Base Ball, Dave Dunbar, Jack °Suites, Peter alonerieff,'with bats. Dowe with the eine:till Tom Agriew shouts; "you look afraid' The game— Tool orit,, Pete Porterfield Medi to ' Timothy 14ay., Cltee.rsi planned fat ' A everyogioleo.ci „Itliteltit%rais of a' teptaece in anewer to vitations are coming in fa the Secretary he evens - mail and the ,section is loot:log for- ward to entertaining a goodly unmtinr ef "0/c1 toys And Girls" as welt a,S• every me, else who cat come, Don't forget tile date, Aug. 27t1i, afternoon and evening, •