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Single Coeaies, Five Ceots,
WINGHAM CHAUTAUQUA
‘ Real .Treat ,Fat.The
.
People of this. Vieinity •
Chutaucitia guarantOes met.ii the
,•s escoariell Chamber and .organized, for
eeethea-e§e4 Chaatauceust. season a fol,
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• P A G Sitiith'
Bennett. • •
"-1,56ey,-Treas.—A, CoSens,-- . .
ceinneittee—J. A. IVtills, 'El.
Isard,' 5. :W. Hanna, Tho. Kewi
3; .5. Dr. Redmond and A. cos-,
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• Act-Vertising• Com,Mitteee•-• President,
••,•Vice•Preeident,, and Secretary. • ' ,
Gound-s 'Committee— Albert .
Copeland. •
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It was taianimotisly decided to again,
e• • giase.all the Proceeds, afterepaying
-perSes p •Wingham. General Hospital.
It. was • also decided to allow 5.,Per
cent: conemission .to all selling tick-
-, eta.,Other .than the, guarantors; on all.
•'-iicketi over five sold by one person,
The Cl'autauqua prdgrains. will be
„eanother treat this..yeale and 'limey are,
• • • looking forward to these entertain-
, h•Ments. • •
Coup� Left the Road
•
When starting for 'his home- in
• Stratford on elaionday'morning• latTr.-
Ford Coupe left the road
'hand went over the enharikment near
the :first bridge. The car was pretty
: ve11 datiiaged but was -driven to the
clit'oed Hospital Under its own power
by Mechanit Murray.
Appdirited D. D. G. M.
H 'Jobb's man Y friends wesre.
1
Mr., 1-1..
to learn that he wes‘stteces
.,irtebdingeeeleiHtio
cteelrDritstpriicsttrietNo:
DeputyT
.6rand` Master o
t the recent grand •ledge- sessions
n
aToriento. Mr. Peter W..Scott; of
3BelgraY9, and, Mr, Alex. McW,hinney,
L P. P. of Tiverton were other aP-
i)licants for the, posublon,,aeheir names
being put forward y ,anernbers of
h ir lodges. ,
VtRYOODY'S COLUMN
HGGY', FOR SALE—TcP , buggy
steel tire, auto* seetaarch axle, new
style. Apply to 'J.:ftcMicha$1 nt
.Gunn -Son -Ola or Frank Andeison,
Catherine St. •
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ALJCTION SALE 01? CA'TTLE---At
„lee'
Jas. StaPlefort1s, Culross and- Tuene
. ;••-• berry boundary, at °ne°e, 'clack, on
'•Wedneeclay,. August 6th.John A:
Kelly. Prop., John Purvis, Auct. •
eee
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•: OR• RENT 'AUGUST gst.-8 roetti-
el'eetrie light,furnace,
e,• .,,e'•batlaroom, running water _hard and
•-s• - • - eve rye,- convenieree, -"garage.
^ R6Of."4.r$14.00 'Knox house behind
'P'the1 '
• tsse, -_. case ce. • Key at louse.
"FOR• SALE—Second hand bicycle in
•
.good .conditiona 011eap. Apply etc-
' Alex: Ibboteon. ' • ,' •
GOOD .CLOVER HONEY —At
'•Janfes H Casemore,s .for sale at fee
'Will deliver', it anywhere in Wing-
, -;hain,- one,Saturday or sooner. Call
tis -tip' on phone ...e3'-627. JamesH.
Caseenore Or Andrew Casernoree est
.line, Morris. '•
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LOST—Left' on morning , train •be-
''' •jeWeen London and. Wiugham •• on
a. July •:e4th., lady's retem.enarn ring.
Finder will 'kindly .leave at this, Of -
s' a a • fice and receive a.reward.
OUSE TO RENa'---fiBrick residence
with all. conveniences. "Apply to
Advance or phone 15-624.
SALE---eGoocl viqlin in,. first
class condition. at least es years olcl
Will -sell, for cash, Apply Advance
' Times, , •
'‘• eFORh.-RENT--4). roomed house, elec-
• ": tree lights' and town •water.
Spleu-
• did garden, inquire at the Advance.--
-. 1EAHER w-4NTED— Foote s tont
-' teacher' holding, second cl-ass certi-
-eta licate for 5, S: No: en East Wawa.-
.
nosh, duties to commence, Sept,' est
-Application s received by the under_
• • e ••-,•,- • 'esigtied up till Aug est. . J F. Young
ROute Wingham Secye •
t- "e° -.LOST—Lease oil cup for wagon. Fin-
`, der plea -se return to A. 5. ortiop.
i'Or» SALE --Golden wax and 'green
bens, very tender, beets and red
carrots ese bunch., greet; onions,
geoevo drorri seed, parsley, spinach
andletttice, get your beans and
lecete foe canning now, John Kerr-,
phone 4 .on625, ,
OR SALE—Six young cafamees. Ap-
ply to Mr. A. Patterson, three doors
• 'senith. of, Public School, call after 6
'Oloek,
LOSTia--A gold bar pin with aqua ma,
• tine saotie, valued as •a le.eepesalte,
'Finder please 'leave at the Advance
'VEGETABLES OF ALL KINDSL-
- 'abbage, Carrots, Beete, Potatoes
at 'reasonable prices Isaac Coke
• ' eoraer. of Alfred and Starter Sts,
(DUNG MAN WANTED—To learn
.printing. A chance to learn it one
theebest equipped offices its On-
•, tatiml Apply -to ,The 'Advance: -
Thuds. ' • •
YOUR LINOI.EitIM—Varill Year lone
gi' looj better and c1etn easiee if,
evotteavarnieli hit, with Lowe• 13rete.
• `,fNeplettfite?':. nOt lMa
Cbidt". ti):0 lighteetputtietas;';ia loteg,
ori.' Sold by,•,'Tlsoalepsote 4 pti,,
gardwAxe,,,,
LOCAL AND GENERAL ITEMS.
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Wingharn Fall Fair,, Monday and,
Tuesday; SePt, • nptharid.3oth, -•••• •
Garden Party, :Manse Lawn, White.
chareh. on Tuesday evening, Aug. 5the
IVIiss Jean Wylie ,was, the success-
ful applicant for the position as tea
01'6 in S. $, No. 9, Turnberry. ,
The Wingham branch of the Wo-
mee's Institute aee holding their an-
nual •pienic at, the home of, Mr. and
Mee. I. 5, Wright in Tut
• Wingham •Methodist• Chureh and
Sunday•School Picnic will be held on
the Lower Winghata flats on Wed-
rresday afternoon,of this, week,
How about baying the Wingliam
Advance -Times mailed from our of-
fice each week to that boy or girt.
who is living away from home. Those
who are getting the paper emit frog
the Old Home TowiS appreciate it.
•Air: Tindall Ritchie has moved,ftain
the house on the c6rner of'Alfred and
Centre Streets • to Lower,. Wingham
avid. Mr, W. C. Armstrong has mored
from'Frances; St. to the, ha -use vacated
by •Mr,••Ritchieh. .• .- • •
cOngiratulatiOns are extended. to
Mess jean Wylie, from.- nitnW'etil,flower heeler and
.WINGHAM, ONT., THURSDAY
PERSONALS
For Big Value in' Mem& grid Boys.
Clothing attend the Isard Sale, ,
Mr, Harold 'Mena of • Toronto, ;s
visiting 14/11.11 hie fathet here.
Miss Helen,Preston is holidaying
wi• mthr.frHieeniilnciirjoHWaiiindosfoplee0.9it
15 ViS-
iting friends in' town.
OLD SCLIOOL REUNION
$.S. N.0..13, Eal
Scene of La
,
How dear to our h
of our child
When fond recolle
to view;
The .hill, and the
• tic old scho
And alle the fond
' fancy, knew.
In response t
Lions about 1400 ei
friends gathered
Diarhond Jubilee
Home School, ,, It
beauty spots of Hu
lovely -valley of the
by the seine old '
watched over all it,
queenly tnaple$
planted po 24th
pretty homes pee
trees on the surrou
miller cross-roads a
and the handsome
all this was simply
is safe to say that
this event will star
in memory, T
School with its love
t Vara.vvatiosh, the
rge Gathering
earts are the scenes
hood, -
tioeS present them
creele, and the lit-
lliouse,
genes that our
o printed invite-
-pepils and , their'
to celebrate the -
of the Old
is indeed one of the
rob nestling in the
Big Creek, shaded
elms -which have
lively scenes, arid
which son -ie lads
of May long ago,
cing, through the
ading hills; the fa-
nd'winding stream,
new brick school,
inspiring. And it.
in -all its history,
d out the 'clearest
, new • brick'
ly lawn, its beauti-
window boxes and
ound. Banners ef
viisitors- from ev-
atiful • arches of
d bunting covered,
le school 'entrance
ags floated every
he ,history of the
blh,so finely elecor-
• visitors on its
a large boquet of
, •
es ancla -ferns was
in, loving memory
tage ,of the fere-
pected,the school
visiting the creek
to find the dear
_vanished and the
e --'of former years.
the crowd which
were ,discovering
parations of many
'by • the bugle
officer on a white
my down -the big
school which. for
Old play -ground,
like the sudden
ie forest of some
heir picturesque
were in doub',.
-historic tribe or
x Klan. In xeall-
of real Old- boys
,Cook, Hartisota
to -stair the pro-
m. until the head -
least half around.
of Regina wlno
s. • Richmond, or,
s Bone of St.•jk-
6, Tyner of
Miss Lovett, the
re surounded by
s. Williams •and
Godcrich son and
Spence*, and, the
ere just as merry
s or Miss Mary
ns or Miss Verdi
ice Deacon, Miss
gland of Mimic°,
, Geo. jefferspn,
erson of. Wyom-
Scott or Miss
d only to the
the former tea-
etful re -union of
pace forbids re--
epting those.who
at. Annie Flarri-
rom .Edinbraton,
ftlotii • Ann Ar-
ters, -Mts.
Riviere Man., and
rom West Lock
rid her sister Fan -
re Mrs. James
Charters bethl of
na, Mrs. , John
isters Mrs. Roe -
cc /all of Cass
I:411y known as
ggic Morton, Ar-
a, Basil Cot-di:es,
1)endalk, Jame,s
tt, Detroit, Rev.
Hamilton, Mrs.
ack, New Liske-
Sanaa, Tom Ed -
nes Rath, St.
Ingersoll, Allan
Joshua 1?earin,
M. Corley, Tor -
Mary Jane lar,Dc-
Mich. and' Rev.
afield, Airs. Lan-
rtunheller,
Andersop, Wes-
Dandalk Aaron
Mra, McCurdy,
orth Battlefoi d,
el Bates, Teacart,
y Walsh, Ripley,
, Mrs, MeVittie,
Goderich, MrS,
man, , Goderich,
ield, •these had
frieriSis Qf 5. I\T°-9, Tuxnberry, hav-' its spleledid 'Play gr
ing so Passedeher examine- eadeeme greeted th
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tion in Toronto Normal School to
suescessfullya Great credit is due her.
She has engaged as teacher lov
the ensuing year. •
Some special reductions in Scotch
Tweeds in the popular. patients and
colors, suitable for"the season are
now offered, ,to be, Made up to fit
both the 'man and -the desire for pri-
ces to suit the tine by ,A. Webster,
up stairs osier the AdvanceaTimea of-
fice.. •
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Rev. He. .61 Essex; has%been
in charge of .StePates•Chatch during
the last two •weeks of July, and has
been much liked 'by the congregation.
Sunday evening Rev. William Lowe,
of St. Johns, Church London, Preached,
the sermon and many old friends, were
glad to hear him ‘agaih. Rev, Mr.
Owen, of Brantfordsewill gonduct the
services for the next two weeks.
Thrown From Hay Rake
Mr: Ahdrew Giey, in, of near Tile -
vale, met with‘a bad. accident on Tues-
day evhen raking hay Hie horse, fri-
ghtened and ran, throwing hem to the
ground and breaking his arm and a
Semple of ribs. . , --
Pastor's Services Appretiated
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At the board meetinglof Wmgham
Me thadi s t Church on Tuesday , eVe n -
in g it was de'cided. increase the sti-
pend of Rev. Chas. E. Cragg to $2,200
andlte was also invited -to remain for
a fifth year'. Mr..Cragg, thanked the -
board -but asked time to icoesider the
invitati.on. , • ' •
1Viitcheli Carries Bylaw
Mr! William 1..,e4ktidge has juet
been granted $1,5,000, in guarantee
bonds„for the, conducting -of .a, woollen.
mill in the town of Mitchell Only
, •
68 citizens voted against the bylawe
Mr, Lockridge, is a former Winghaue
boy, a brother of Rolea, James atifil
John Lockridge of ,Wingthansi.
Has Both Jaws Broken •
.
•lefalcolm Campbell .61 Iaverhuron,
had both jaw bones broken in a nio-
for accident which occurred a, few
miles • out of Port Elgin about five
o'clock Friday,moreing. He was re-,
neo-ved to the hospital and is not like--
-ly to recover. Caifipbell, with five
other mere were returtfing from Port
Elgin in a car driven by William
Begg of Bruce Township. The car
upset neat- a place called the elbow,
pinning . the, occupants underneath":
All, with the. exception of Campbell,
escaped Unhurt. 'Tire car was corns
pletely wrecked,
LIONS FORMOSA PICNIC
The skirl of the bagpipeemesounded
through the beautiful Palace Garden
of Mr. and Mrs. Weiler at Feemosa,
on Wedeesday afternoon., •
The, occasion was the Wingham
Lions Club PiCnic. they Look along
their wives, families atid friends and
included aneong the friends wes'Piper
Dave „MacDonald, who • like the true
Scot that he 15;. took along •his kilts
and pipes. Any of those present who
ever felt that there was • no music in
the pipes must surely' have changed
their mitt& Wil6O. they saw howinuch
appreciated their music was by not
only John. 'Wallace, bit all the Irish,
English and Germans present, '
A -pleasant afternoon -as spent by
about • one hundred Wingharaites in
the beautiful park -Ville the flowing
'well. The children bathed. •and rowed
in the cool watets of the stream from
the well, the- men! and ladies played
soft balle van races and thoroughly
enjoyed the day, A pet 000n relished
the peanitts and ice c,ream which the
cluldren fed him. The old 'water evheel
and the guinea pigs ted pheasants
were the centres 91 atraction at the
palace gaeden. Several walked up the
winding rock peels to the garden
hind the Weiler home.
The Lions and their families are
load in their praise of the hospitality
shiewa there by Mr, and. Mes, Welles
Mv. and Mr, Tory Sella -env and the
citizens of Formosa in geeeral. ,While
enjoying lunch the 'Formosa breise
band sprung a surprise on the visitors
byaparchieg into the grounds playing
tiler Weleche,
--The business men of Teeswater hani
planned to have a friendler soft, ball
gaang with the Lions Mt their return -
mg froel the picnic, but the Wirightua
cars Weide' so ' fae seettered that this'
Naas; haDoeilbre. Reee's•'hoPing- itrAt
this gttntO eate bee artengeg at an'early
at • • •
ery direction. Be
evergreens, bells an
the gate way $ aped t.
while dozens afeel
where. Never in t
section was its scho
ated or— so many
grounds. • •
Early in the •day
beautiful white lilli
placed- in the school
of the early pion'eer
Many took- advar
noon session and in
inside ad out, -In
they were ismayec
•old islaad. cothpletel
creek but •half the si
About one" e'clock
had assail:bled, and
one another aft,er se
years were attracte
notes of amounted
.horse leading. his ar
hill, from the vacant
nearly a year was th
To some it looked
appearance out. of t
Huron -braves in •
garb's, , while. others
whether it was a pa
some ,of the Ku Kin
tY it was a- bunch
where the names
Black predominated,
It was impossible
gtam on the platfor
shaking had been at
George: Wightman
taught 'in ,e867,, Mr
better known as Ails
(Ohs, teacher in 187
. • .
Clinton, who wee
teacher it 1877,.*e
ererey groups, Mir
Charles •Spence -of
daughter of Mrs.
following teachers w
Mrs.' Charles Coulte
McGowan, Mrs./Mai
Asquith, Miss Ploret
Dixon, Rev. W. Fin
A. Naylor, Chatham
Fordwich, Miss And
ing and, Mrs. Cyrus
Cunningham. Secon
greeting extended to
deers was the delig
old school mates,
ferenceeto them exc
had come the furthe
soh had come f
Richard Wightman
bout, sis
-Wightman from La
Harriet, Mrs. Hyde
Alta,,'Hattie Black a
ny whose names
Wightman aticalVirs.
Great Falls,' hiont
McT3-urney and her s
refgen aad Mts. Spen
City, Mich, all pop
Jane, Lizzie and Ma,
thur Brooks Cerarali
Buffalo, John .Rath,
and Dr. 'Will Parro
Austin L. Budge;
Sackrider or Bella 13
tent, Alen., Nethory,
wards London, fat
George, John Sowler,
Mason, Port Dover,
Owassa,, Mich., Miss
onto, Mrs. Abbott, at.
Burney of Cass City,
Wrn. J. Taylor, Moor
sley, Laura
Mrs. Gordon, Nellie.
ton Wm. Anderson,
Bennett, St, \Thomas,
Mary Fothergill, N
Alta Rach
MrS. Wilkinson, Mar
Frank Walsh, Gaelpl
Annie Fothergill, '
Mountain, Hanna A
Willie Walsh,' 1)enf
i'� end of etories' to
clays The oldest pm.
Airs. T. Taylor, God
year of age,
' About e p, me-Aus
used to be called, ey,
the chair on a beau
platform, The Bead
cried the proceedings
leetions, Charles Wi
well merited honor
address of welcome w
very happy speech,
then called to the plat
chars and three of
namely Dr, Will Pen
tes and Rev. W. 5,
Cheers resounded
and Miss 1.0vett aj,pe
Contain ed on
tell of the old
sole present w at
tech, who is 92
in 'Budge, ais hO
s asked to take
ifully dee:dratted
fvcatet Blyth op -
with several se-
glitmait had the
f extending the
tacit he did in a
The chairman
form all the teas.
the Old 13oys
oet, Basil Coal-•
aylor 'to enaase,
AUg 110116
teeed, 1•hey
ter '
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Mrs J.• S. Foutid of 011awi; spent
the week -end with friends in town.
Mass May Christie of London as
;visiting her colisin Aliss Coza Wild,
•
Mrs. 0, L. Dinsley and son. Jack,
are spendiag a week ip Owen Siemid
111.,jlan Scott, postmaster Of Lis-
towel, called at our sanetum on Tues
day. ,
Mr, Forest Wilson moved his fami-
ly tohIseamington where he will make
his home. • . • e ,
Miss Louise Johnston of Toronto,
as visiting with her friend. Miss •Elean-
or McLean -1, .
Mr, William Simpson of Chicago Is
visiting with his sister, Airs. -A.. :FT.
laIttsgroye. '
'Mies Uldene MacLean has 'accept-
ed the' position of teacher in Lower
WinfghamaC
• A,is.sMy E.- Matc6regor is visiting
with hr' cousin, Mrs. W. Brown at
Tiverton.
Mise Addie Dreahnian and Air.
Jim Drealunan visited in Port Stan-
ley on Sunday, •
Mrs, Harry Bell of Chatsworth, -is
visiting with Mrs. Lotus Grohofsky,
Josephine St.
Mr, and Mrs. Alvie, Fleming and
family of Chatham, -are visiting with
relatives in town.
• Mrs. W. -Clare Adams and little son.
of Hamilton are visiting with rela-
tives in Wingham,
Miss Olive Cruikshanks is in Mon-
ireal, where she is taking a suminer
course in. chetics.
Hon. M. Motherwell and wife spent
a day at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
W. j Howson.
Mrs. Jet Haugh returned home
from Toronto:, Where -.she visited with
her sister Mrs.. Bird. • •
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1Mr. •and Mrs, J. W. Ansley of Ter-,
ontoeatesvieiting with relatives in
Winghata and Gletiannon.
Mr, Stanley Flutchinsna of the C,
P. R. office is spending the holidays
at his home in Allietore
Mies Verne: Carron of Toronto is -
spending her 'holidays with her friend
Miss Annabelle Pringle •
Mr.-aachMrs. Robert Steedman Mot -
toted up and, spat Sunday at her
brother's, Mr: Jas,
e • Mr. Harold Wild and Mies, Leila
Wild have •returned home after visit -
hag in Londminfor two weeks. • ,
Mies Della Tithigh, has retained to
NO/. Yorks after Spending a few weeks
holidays at her hone here,
Mrs. W. 5. Greer is' spending a
eateple of days with Mrs. ert Well -
Wood at Kit -mai -dine beach. •
Mrs, Chapman of Ottawa, was in
Wing,ham attending the :funeral of
her sistra.the late Airs. McKagne.
kr.,Thos, Fix -ter and party motored
'Alp from Wallaceburg and spent a few
days renewing acquaintances here,
Brew?' spent last Week
with her itnle.a.nd aunt, Mr. and Mr.
Alex. MacGregor, Chlross boundary.
• is. Tappet has returned to her
borne in Kansas • City after visiting
with'her sister, Mrs. John Hopper.
-Mr. and Mts.' Thos. Hnderson aid
son Perry, 'accompeniedby Mts. Wea-
ver, motored -to London on Seal:day.
Mr. arta Mrs, John Campbell and
Audrey end Mr. Chas: Campbell ar-
vived• here from Aylmer on Sunday.
Mes F. Darling and son, Donald,
of Sanford; 'Florida, are visiting Wah
her 'sister, Mrs. H. E, Isard, john St.
Mt. H. C. Pugh, 13, G. A., wife and
daughters of .Hamilton, spent part of
their holidays with the former'S pat-
ents, Mr, and Mrs. Jos. Pugh.
Mrs and Airs. F. N. Rush of Weston
and Mr. ead Mrs. Carl 'McCandless Of
Windsor attended the funeral of, the
late .Airs. J. W, -Dodd.
Norval Wight of the Bards of
coremeade staff,' Thedford, SPOI.kt the
weels-end with 'hie cousins, AtEr .and
Mrs. Bert Thompson, Fordyce:,
The town of Walkerton has passed
a by-law by a majority of. 119 grant-
ing $24,000 to the Walkerton Arena
Company to build a skating. rink, •
Mv. 1-I. C. Grt.3r of the Bank of
Comarieee, Niagara FalIs,„is spending
a few holidays with his parnts, Mr„
and 'Mrs. W. 0, Gray, Minnie St,
Airs, jas. 'Thompson, Shuter St., is
spendiag a 'Week with Mr. and Aire.
Aettiony Nichol • at London. She
motored -back with them on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, Elisha Walker aid
I-Tatold and Mr. arid Mrs, Geo, Walk-
er and Howard, visited with the for-
mer's sister, Mr. Elleley of Piennitil-
er on Monday.
At the, recent piano examsconduct-
ed 'by Dr. Earnest McMillan of the
Academy of Music, Toront, Mary
P.:11a Rae, was •succseful in passing
her elementey examinatioe,
Miss'aTary T. Currie, eurse hi train,
ing at Harper's Hospital, Detroit, has
vaunted to her ditties efter visiting
with het parents, Air. and Mrs, ,T. T.
Currie, East Wavy -ea -mete
Rev., f. Hibbert, former beloved
eastor of the Wingham Methodist
Church, gave his frieeds a pleasant
surprise by- motoring up tmeepected.
ly from Goderich on Sunday evenig.
Isard's Sale is the centre of attract-
JULY',31st 1924
BAO AUTO ACCII)NT
• . 0. Cam:bin Of Morrie Iniahed
When Car Hits BeiggY
u.r. Chas. G. CattealSeek 01 1V10,11-4$
townshiP anetwith, an unicartunateae-
eident. o 11 Monday night ve en re eta n
ingto his home after attending a com-
mittee rneeting of directors of the
Turnberry Agricultural Society at
bout tap.- •Whea approaching the
lest of three bridges just south of
Wing -ham. he -was met by a large tour-
ieg car, driven by Mr, Denni, Presi-
dent of the Teeswater Foundry Co.
Just how the smash occurred no one
scans to know unless it was that Mt,
Campbell's horse shied at the new
earth on the road where the men are
engaged in widening it, and bolted to-
ward the lights. HiweVer, the auto
and buggy Collidedwith terriffic forhe
breaking the buggy and freeing the
horse
• Mr. Catnpbell received a couple of
bad cuts about the face and was ren -
tiered unconsciou. Mr: Dennis and his
party immediately eet to work to get
Mr. Campbell' coniforeable end rushed
him to Dr. Hambly's and from there
to the hospital. At last reports Mr.
Campbell is on a fair wayto recovery.
The only cause for' worry being that
he, is spitting- large quantities of blood.
The frightened horse made a mad
daiSt for home and about three quart-
ers of a mile from accident ran
into Dr. McInnes' -automobile, break-
ing off aslamp and smashing the mud
guard. Dr. McInnes noticed the ani-
mal coming and swerved to keep from
hitting it. bnt could not get out of the
road in time. As it was he may have
saved the -horses life or his own by
getting over as far as he did, for ;t
was making straight for the centre of
the lights.
Air. Frank Edgar of Wingham is
daughter of lfr. Campbell.
More Like New York
Winghem main street is sarely 'get-
ting more like New York every day'
or probably we should say every Sat-
urday, night. George Moir has open-
ed up a siew business. Every Satur-
day night he sells- hot dogs, soft
drinks, ete.' in a neat stand in front
of his shoeshine parlor.
No Change in Systern
The prices quoted in last weeks is-
sue of this paper on feeds as being
Wholesale, which would mean a big
saving to the public, we wish to in
foem the -public that we have not sold
above those .prices in the past two
months, and we are still selling at the
same ,,prices . Don't be misled, get
our prices -before buying. We some-
times have specials to offer at al, big
saving. At the present' tithe we have
a limited quantity of pea plearwhich
we are offering at $2.0o per cwt. in
buyers bags, this is the cheapest feed
on the market -today considering its
high feeding -rattle, try it out yourself,
compare with other feeds, once tried al-
ways used. We also carry a fall line
of other feeds, whole corn, cracked
corn, wheat, buckwheat, scratch feed,
;nixed grain, laying mash, beef scrap,
bone meal, beef meal, tankage, oil cake
and calf meal. We also have a car 'of
western oats to rr,ve July aoth, 57c
per bus. cash off 'car. A. C, Adams,
Phone 40.
on page five. Shop early Saturday.
Ms, W.A: Jenkins and Mrs. Mc-
Mahan of London, and MissHancock
of "foromd, were the guests of Mr.
and MrsA. K. Copeland this week.
Miss Hancock is remaining for the
summer with her neice, Mrs. Copeland
Mr. nd. Mrs. john Homuth and fa-
mily spent a most enjoyable five days
last week visiting friends 'in Seaforth
and vicinity, London, Aylmer end at
Erie with Mrs. Homutlds sister and
family.
Airs. Hammond and little son, ,Ro-
be -t, Main this week for their home in
South Bend Ind., after visiting with
her parents, Mr. anMrs. John Ia'er.
Airs. Kerr -will return with them as
far as Sarnia.
Mrs. Wesley J. Johnston of Mail-
dae, with her children and her sister,
Miss R. Sherriff, a teacher of Public
School in Toronto, are holidaying at
the home of their father and mother
itt Lower Town.
MiseV: 5, Gray and Mrs. Wode-
house and two children, Herbert end
Bob and N[r. Geo. 'Parott of Hamil-
ton, mototed up to spend a couple of
weeks at the home of Mr. and Airs.
J. J. Moffatt,- Turnberry.
Mr. • and :Mrs, C. V. Dickineon of
Toronto and A-fr. and Mrs. Fraek
Kennedy of Acton were here la-:
week attending the funeral of the late
Mrs: J. 'W. Dodd. a Mrs. Dickinson
and Mn
e. Kenedy being sister and bro-
the of the deceased lady,
Mrs, (Rev.) E, McNabb end daugh-
ter li'lotnee of Toronto, :Mrs. Wright
Miss Wyatt end Rev. 0. C.and Nt
Mitchll, ofTileonburg and Mr. A
Hill of Richmond Hill were visitors
at the home of Con, and Mrs, Mit-
chell- lef: weela •
Mr. and Airs, 0, 0, Anderson of
Fast Wawanosh, wish to express
thqir gratitude • or rtn& appreciation
of the kindness and sympathy of ther
friends and neighbors during the thrt,
of their recent bereavement ' itt the
death of their clear baby boy.
Borg me 1)eck Co, of Detroit, for some
home of lter faffier, Mr. John Mral-
Mies Anna Morrison who has been
stenographer and aecouetant with the
tiis spending her holidays at the
erniitt Ternbera y. On her realm MIX
Morrison will take up similar duties lq-Doilt. as.
with fit() same eeMPanY
ion these daye. Read fist 'of T3arg1ns t.ago ofike
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PREACHED AT ST. PALTLS
Rev. Wm. Lowe
Former beloved rector of St. Paul's
Church now rector of Se. Johns Par-
ish, London, ,who occupied his old
pulpit in Wingham on Sunday last.
Fingers Badly Cut
•
Mr. Corson Boyce, who has been
engaged.at the plumbing business in
Brampton for the page year is at his
home here nursing a badly lacerated
left hand. While straightening some
tin in a cutter the fingers were caught
be, the -knife mid while noe cut off
Barrel of Tar Slipped
What might easily have been a acre
ious accident occured at Field's but --
eller shop on Monday, when Mr, Geo.
Wraith was assisting Mr. john " s
Gregor and Mr. Field to'take a barrel
.of pitch out of the basemeat. Mr • eitc,
McGregor and Mr. Wraith were push- t
ing up on the barrel while Mr. Thos. ,
Field was pulling on a rope tied a- .
roand it. The rope slipped when the ,
barrel was near the top and it fell with.
such force as to badly bruise and -
Fortunately they did lose their grips
strain the muscles of both men below.
entirely or the result might have been •
seIrri°ilsa
lesSDvid McKague Passes On
A very highly respected lady was
Clara Friendship, widow of the late
• David W. McKague, who passed away
tn Wingham on Thursday last in her
sist. year. The late Mrs. McKague
came to live in Wiegliam about one .,
year ago and purchased a house on
the corner of Victoria and Frances
Streets. Her parents reside in Tees-
leNatehir.
Tfuneral services were conduct-
d'on
The
afternoon at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Harry Allen by
Rev Air. McIlvey • of Teeswater,
Methodist Church, assisted by Rev.
Mr. Cragg of Winghane Interment.
was anade in the family plot in the
Tceswater eemetery.
are badly cut. Fortunately the fingers Miss Norma Tsard, left on Tuesday
will be saved. for Toronto.
Free advice on your foot troubles
Cramps
Callouses
Aches
P.beta
madam
Trado
Mark
Ros.'
Pains
Burning
Sensation
Tenderness
Sore
Limbs
trained in the methods of
Dr. WrrA. M. Scholl wf Chicag,
. will be here
hursd y,
gust 7th
If you have aching feet, pais, cramps,
calloues, burning sensation at the hall of
the foot or toes, fallen arches, painful heel,
weak turning ankles, sore limbs, corns, bun-
ions, or perspiring feet—you 'are cordially
invited to see this Foot Specialist. He will
be pleased to make recommendations, with-
out any charge or obligation, as to what your
trouble is and how to relieve it.
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