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The Wingham Advance Times, 1924-08-21, Page 1Single Copies, Fiy Cents. Is! t ese,gf.'.• WINGIIAM, ONT., THURSDAY, AUG,UST 21st, 1924 BOWLING TOURNAMENT . On Wingham Bowling Green, Wed- nesday, August 27th. Bowling has been eeerived at Wing- hain this year, probably due to the .efforts of the energetic -president, Mr. J. W Hanna. A monster biewlitin tournament will be held here next Wednesday, _August thg Playing will beginstat 9 a. M. and will likely continue'. long , into the night, Mit: itgaJas. •Gilmotin,. Who. ,attends to the 1. greens has them .in excellent shape. A-laigge ci-oWd will be here. The Acro s Cushion Tire CoMptiny. S have donated e large silver !eup to be used as an annual challenge trophy. It is a ,betitity and doubtless will he the meant of attracting rinks 'f ram slistafit towna. In addition to this the following prizes will be compet- ed for. ! Trophy Prizes-sensf, 4 Windsor Wel- ' nut, Cheits, and, 4 Mahogany Serving Trays- it .Association -Prizes • 1st, 4 Golf . 'Sweaters, and. 4, Electric -Toastere. Consolation Prizes---'-ast,, 3 Walnut Chesterfield Chairs, end, 4 Walnut Smokers. : Mig.Josh: Hiteti will be the Touree- inent. Secretary and the Tournament. Committee are Messrs. W. R. Ham- ilton A, M. 'Crawford L C. Young ,D, Somers and. R. A. Currie. : Already several rinks have sent word they.ate coming. , Better Than Teaching There is np longer any comparison. A lady stenographic graduate of Luck - now, a year ago started in Detroit at 'Shirty dollars per week; now she is :drawing sixty dollars per week. If hi doubt, ask fer phone number or ad- dress of parents. This may be only exceptional, but thousands of our lady graduates with one or more years ex- perience'n have reached thirty dollars per week, and, no- good graduate of today need start at less than twenty- five per week. Over one thousand testimonials from Harms and Bruce. Enter any day. A position for every graduate. Horne study for those- avho cannot attend. Largest trainers in Canada. Write for particulars today to Wingham Business College or Can- ada Business College, Toronto. The regular monthly Meeting of the Wingham branch of the Women's In- stitute will meet in the council chain- ,ber on Thursday, August 28th at 3 p, an, Mrs. Geo. Casernore and Mrs. T. Forbes will be the ladies in charge. A prize will be given for potato salad. EVERYBODY'S COLUMN FOR QUICK SALE -es -1916 Ford tour- ing; newly painted, electric, lights, iiew tires, Hasler shocks, licenge, s robe reil,,Hot Sh9t)top nearly new, running well. Price less than $rso. .Crawfords , Garage, WANTED—Three boarders of three aoamers,. modern! conveniences •and central elocation. Apply to P-. 0. Box 26t Or Advance Office: ROOMERS Will take high school studentsto rood; preferred. Apply to Advance, • WANTED -Girl to assist with general . housework. Apply to Mrs. John Helen Patrick St. BOARDERS 'WANTED -- Students preferred. Apply to Advanae. FOR SALE—A few second hand auto- mobiles ie good condition, also good driver and top buggy. It will pay you to gee them. 13. j. Bellinger. -Valuable Property for Sale—Seven roomed house and summer kitchen, artesian well with galvanized. piping, good cistern, etabliag for three head- . henhouse garage or drive shed, or- chard, raspberries, two acres of splendid land in good state of dul- tivation. Also pasture for two head , of cattle with spring creek. As the owner is leaving Ontario any reason- able. offer Will be considered, Rob- ert 'Groves, Town Plot. For Sale—Jewel Steel Range, With warming closet, reservoir and pol- ished top, only used short time, a bargain, to make room, , Thompson & Buchanan Hardware. For Sale—Tvro 'Cows and .five head. of feeding cattle. Apply to Chas.,Pot- ter, Lower Wingham. HONEY FOR SALE—Clover Honey in lithographed pails at x4c., at J. A, Mills' Feed Store for your conven- ience, The- seine honey in plain pails at my residence,. tee, 'hie of Morris at 13c., not delivered. Sat- isfactiem g,tiaranteed ,or your money hack. Jas. H. Casemate. EVERYBODY KNOWS THAT A business education pays dividends all throtigh life„A Lucknow girl grad- nateda year ago, started on Thirty Dollars per week in Detroit and now drawing Sixty Dollars per week It paid her, what about your daugh- ter's fatere, Write /or particulars to Wiegham Business College or Canada Business College, Toronto, NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Tenders will be received by the un- dersigned up till two o'clock on Tates - day, Augl:' 26111 for the coestrudtion of a cement concrete culvert on sideroad ,t Mart -well. Plans and specifications for same cat be scen at my office, The lowest or any teader net necess- arily accepted. A. Porterfield, Clerk, East Wawanosh, _ Subscriptions, $2,00 per year ' FATAL ACCIDENT Young Man 'Diee of Injuries When, VVagors Wheel Passes Over Body A sad accident occurred at the home of Mr. Peter 'McDougall, a eouple ef nines east of Bluevale, on the Listow- el road, about noon on Jirida.y last when his fifteen year old son fell from a load of hay and was run over by the wheels of the loaded wagon. Dr. Hanebly was called and rushed the young man to the.Winghans Hospital, but he died before an operation was performed. . Deceased was a bright young inan and well liked by everyone. To the bereaved family is extended the sym- pathy of the entire community. WILL UNVEIL MONUMENT General Sir Arthur Currie G. C. M. G., K. C. B. Commaeder of the Canadian Forces in France, who will unveil Wingham's War Memorial on Tuesday' afternoon, Aug. 261h, at 1.30 eclockee • Ladies 'Play: Ball ' lady baseball teanl in.otor: ed to Winghans on Friday evening and defeated the Wirighent girls by a score of — oh, wathat doesn't matter lunch the Brussels girls on the game and some really snappy ball was played et times on both steles. • Card of Thanks Mr., Geo. A. Campbell, Turnberry, wishes to express his thanks to the nurses of Wingham General Hospital and to. Den Hambly for the splendid.. attentien given:to his daughter 'Miss_ Ethel' Cainpbell,nwho receatiy under- went an operation. , A Dangerous Corner What Might have been a very bad gnomobile accident, occurred at the corner of Josephine and Victoria. St. on Sunday morning about 'eleven If clock, A Dodge car goino. from Lis- towel to Lucknow, was ;truck by a Ford Sedan driven by Mr, Ted Ag- new of Lairdoti. The two ears were both badly damaged but fortunately no Person was injured, :On the .following day another col- lisionnvirould have occare.d et the same corner with a Kitchener auto mid. De. Hanably only for the doctor's presence: 'sofmind in pulling sharply to the left and running a few yards up Victoria Street: -•- Cop's 'Lots' Trip On Pool's Errand , Many People Holidaying in Their Home Town and Many Away Warrants signed by County Mag- istrate Alex'. MeNab are as good as gold around this district but because a Tort:Mt:a d?roviecial Officer who took a 'Welke:lion warrant last. week :cotild not swear that the . sigaatuse. thereon was that of oar well known Magistrate, his whole trip to the West Was turned into a fool's errand and High Constable Archie Ferguson 'had to leave Meinday .0a. a special trin to the West witin dOcutnerits: that Without fait will do the trick and !arida Brace Comity mat wanted here in -the toils. Some weeks ego Rev. R. Perdue in the course of his rounds as..ChildreWs Aid Supt.! found !a women hear Lucknow Who had been deserted by her hus- band., Mr. Perdue got information which led bins to believe that the hes; band,' Reginald Barrett, was livieg on a feign near Portage la Prairie, Man., with an WOMell. 14e communi- cated with the Provincial' 'Chid of Police at Toronto and General' Will- iams , despatched a provincial 'police- man to the West armed With a war- rant signed: by Magistrate MeNah,' of Walkerton. Arriving' et MS destinat- ion the P, P, presented the warrant to a local j, 1?, who after giving the doe- iratent the . once -oyer, asked him tO take his affadevit that the ;Signature was actually that of the 11.1agistrate,. The policeinan was Unable, to do this and the. was firm, refusing to en- datee the warrant So that the than wanted could betaken. iti charge. Am S. 0. S. Message waswired to Torott- to... Crown attorney' Dixon: was notill, ed Tolt'olp.to to despatch a local eft. icor and as a restalt High Constable, .Archid Fergasoe left for the 'West on Monday, armed with: two 'warrants fret Barrett, both docutnetite in this case beieg personelly-'wilmesaed by Archie, so that on his arrival the wheels Of jinetice will begin to teveige again.. Walkerton TeleStape,' Miss Edith Rush is visiting- in Tor- I oato. i Miss -lean G. Christie is visiting 'with friends in Guelph. Miss Nellie Caseniore is spending. a. week at the lalce. ' Miss Mary McDougall visited with, friends in Lucknow, on Sunday, Mrs. Lovatt of, Toronto, is visiting with her aunt, Mrs. Gee. Mason, Mr. Phil Dyer of Orangeville, spent the week -end at his home town, Robert A/Id-earl, ex -Mayor of God- erich, died at his home on Monday. 1V.Er. Frank Angus had the Hydro in- stalled in his house and -barn last week. Smith and Fells shipped hogs on Saturday. The price they paid was rot Mr. H. C. Leech of Detroit, is spen- ding a couple of weeks with Dr, Stew- art. Mr, and Mrs. Chas, Burford are 'spending a few days at lautis and Ni- agara. Miss Mabel Angus was a *guest of her friend, Miss Madeline Bell, of Blyth. Mr. James Cloakey is back from California, making a short visit to his friends. Dr. Geo. Joynt of North Toronto, visited at the home of his mother, Mrs. T. Joynt. Mrs. George Greer of Gorrie, was the guestof Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Taylor last week. Miss Kathleen Smith, returned home after spending a week with friends in Stratford. , Mr. Charles Isar(' of Brampton, is visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. SIsard, • Dr. Stewart's office will be closed from Tuesday, Aug. teth, until Mon- day,. Sept. 3th. _ Mrs. W. Grahm of Tara, is spend- ing a week with hen sister, Mts. Em- ma Bloomfield. Miss Kathleen Morrison has return- ed home after v'tsiting friends in Luck - now and Seaforth. Mrs, John Weir, Bob, Elizabeth and Edith have returned from visiting with friends in Harahan. ' Kathleen Williams has returned home after spending her holidays in Toronto and London. Mrs. Gilbert Fraser of Niagara Falls spent a week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Lockeridge. Mrs. Bird and children of Toronto, are visiting with her sisternMrs.J, A. Haugh, Diagonal Road. Miss Margaret Pettigrew and Miss Beatrice Dobie, are visiting friends and relatives in Lions Head. Mr, Harold Drummond motored up from Moncton, N. 13., and renewed ac- quaintances in Wingham. • Mr. and Mrs. Ted Elliott of Detroit,‘ are visiting at the home of Mtg. El- liott's mother, Mrs. Carson. Mrs. Hunt and Miss Laurie Hunt, of Toronto, are visiting at the horee of Mr. and Mrs: Gibbs, Patrick St. Miss Hilda Hawkins returned to Preston, after visiting her grand par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jahn Davidson. Mrs. Richardson and children, of Elmira, spent last .eyeek .at the home of her brother, Mr. W. F. Burgraan. Mrs. Jas. Maxwell, who has been visiting with relatives in Learrtiegton for some time, has returned to town. Mrs: W. J. Boyce' and little daught- er; jean, left on. Monday for a.months 'visit with relatives, in Western Ca.t.t• ada. : • Miss Rose Williams, of London, is spending two weeks at the chome of her parents, Mit. and'Mrs. Harry Wil- liams. Mrs. Robt.' Hicks returned to her .home in Parisafter visiting at the home of MJ rs, ohe Davidson. :fen two weeks: ' I. re. Wm, Taylor and Mildar, are making their annual visit at Toronto, at IVIrs. Taylor's brother and other re- latives. Mrs: Jack Radford' and children of Belmore, spent the week -end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex. VanAl- stytie. ' 'Vries Ruby Forsyth returned on Sat- urday, having spent the past six weeks With friends in Buffalo and Niagara Valls, N. Y. ' Mr. and Nil., D. E. Scott, of .Col- unabia, Ohio and. Mrs, .5. McDonald, of Petrolies visited With Mie -and Mrs. W. R. Dyer. Mr. and Mrs. Win.Rackett and son Gordon, visited for .a few: days at the berme of Min and Mrs. D. E. Macdons Frances St. • Mr. and' Mrs, W. S. IVItNeil and little :daughter, :Madeline of Sarnia, spent: a few days With Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Burgman. Miss *Rea Currie expects tareturn to. Detroit on Saturday atter spending, a pleasant .vacation at her home in' East Wawanash. .: IVEr. James Allen of the Western Un- versity, London, :s spending his va- cation at the home of his parents, Mr, and Mrs, Geo. Allen Professor Marshall CoursensSuPer- intendent of Schools, Youngstown, Ohio, leas been visiting at the home of his cousin Dr. J. A. Fox, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. McDonald and Mr, Ernest Morrison are motoising to Watford and Sarnia where they will spend a couple of weeks. Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Mitchell, of St. Helens, Oregon, spent a few days at the home of Mr. 'Mitchell's sister, Mrs. jos Guest, Pleasant Valley. Misses Loretto Fitzpatrick of 'De- troit, and Delphine of Chatham, Gra- duate Nurses, are spending their va- cation underthe parental roof. Miss Della Mitchell, of Stratford and Miss Mildred Mitchell of $t. Hel- ens, Oregon, are spending a few days with their aunt, Nies. Joe Guest. Mr. James Cummins, a former resi- dent of Wingham, is renewing scenes of his childhood.- He ismanager of the Bank of Hamilton a1. Ayton. Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Doughty and children, of Calgary, spent a few days last week at the home of Mrs. Dough- ty's brothel -et -Sir. W. F. Burgman, Master Harry Groves of Listowel, is visitingewith his aunt Mrs. Aiding - ton in Witigham. Mr, R. Reid of Southampton, Mr. M. McAllister, also Mrs. Park and Mrs. Begley, visited. with Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Deyell, over the week -end: lair. and Mrs. Cecil Angus and fami- ly, returned. to London, after spend- ing the past weck with the formers parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Angus. Mr. and Mrs. J. Jermyn (nee Flora) and her sister Edna are now enjoying a holiday at the home of their parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gannett, John St. - Mr. and Mrs. George Powell, an old resident of Wingham, who was in the Commission business here, renewed acquaintances with friends in Wing - ham this week. Mr. and Mrs. P. Murray and daugh- ters Thelma and. Virginia, of Toledo, Ohio, motored over and spent a few days visiting Mr, and Mrs Chas. Cam- pbell, Patrick St. Mrs. W. H. Haney underwent an operation in the Wingham General Hospital last week. Her friends will be pleased to learn that she is doing asnerell as can be expected. Mr. Wm, Taylor, of John St and his sister Mrs. George Green, of Gors rie, went to Rondeau to Visit their sister who is iil Mr. and Mrs, S. 13catty, returned to, their home in Toronto after visiting with Mrs. Beattys parents, Mr. and Mrs, Jas. Stapleton, Mr, R. N. Garry, wire, three sons and one daughter, motored from.Fort William and are visiting at the home' of the former's sieter, Miss W, 14, Willis, I Mr. j. T, Currie of East Wawanoeh, has been confined tothe house for some time but his many friends will be pleased to kpow -the latest re- port is that he is improvieg. The maty friends of Mr. Jack Cases More, now living in Stratford,' will be pleased to know that he is improving after. being operetedon in the Strait-, ford General Hospital for appendicitis. Friends of Rev. Mr. Harris, former- ly pastor of the Wingham Baptist Church, will regret to learn that he has been stricken with a paralytic stroke: Mrs. Mary Weeds aud. daughter An- na, Mrs, Edward Robitison and two sons, Bud and Billy motored over from Detroit and spent the past: week at the home of Mr. aeds Mrs: 'Patrick Gibbons. Mr: and Mrs. Milton Howell and family of Toronto, have just returned to the -city after spending a pleasant time at the home' of Mrs.. Howell's father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gannett. ' Mr. J.., Elgin Currie, M. A., has re- turned from Toronto, where he at- tended the British Convocation for the Advancement of Science. Mr. Cur- rie is a son of Mr. and Mrs: J. T. 1.-terie, East Wawanosh. Mt. and Mrs. Abe Brandon and fa- mily of Bayfield, and Mrs. W, J. Grahra of Tara, spent' Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. R. Bloomfield. Mrs. Bloomfield returned hem with them after spending a few days at •Bayfield. Mr. C. 13, Robieson, who has been manager ,of the Bell Telephoae Co, at Wingham for the past coltple Of years has been promoted to the Stratford o:ffice. We regret the, removal from Winginem of Mr, and Mrs, Robinson. Mr. Richard Wilton of Turnberry, was in Tara'e)Wen Sound and Kilsyth, judging Field Crop Competitions for the Governmeat. He says that iu Kil- syth he saw the finest, oats he has ever seen; and we believe Dlek has been the proud osvner ot some pretty sme oat fields ht ids day, Miss Mary Blaine, Mtg., H. F. Davis .and children motored up frorti Hatn- ilton, and are spending two weeks with relatives -iv and' around Wing.' They were accompaeied by their cousin, Miss Merlotti° Haines, ssho has spent the last couple.. Of mons tits in and mound Hamilton, The' annual tournament of the Bel - grave Golf and Country Club, was held atthe club premises on August r5th. Club members aad players from. Wingliam ansi Toronto participated, In the evening a chicken dimier was served in the Club ItIonee, after Which, appropriate pr'iZes were presented by the president. Men who want to dress well Sit moderate Priee are mire, bf better sat- iefactioa by having their :.clothing Made to order itild Writ. Instead of trying to get' it readaemade suit to fit ,by a number of alterations. A setts. fied enstomen .aed darable material and worker-lain:4lb itt our .'motto. A. W; 'Webeter, tailor, upstairs over the AdVaneesTilnes Oificc.• ' UNVEILING OF MONUMENT Ceremony Will Take Place on Tuesd.ay Afternoon Wingham's fine $a000 War Wexler- isd will beetuiveiled. on Tuesday after- noon, August 26111, 'Ile date first ad- vertised for the unveiling was Sept, 3rd., General' Sir ArthUr Currie found it impossible to be -here on that date, but will be here next Tuesday. The Mayor and town Councillors will have Itinch with Sir Arthur at the Bruns- wick Hotel and the impressive cere- mony of unveiling will commence at 5,30. Printed programmes are avail- able to any who ask fot same at the town clerk's office. These program- mes are artistically- printed and will make very nice souvenirs. ' Councillor C. R. Wilkinson, who has seen service in Flanders will call the roll after which a hymn, "0 God Our Help he Ages Past," will be sung, af- ter which Sir Arthur will give the ad- dress and unveil the mommient. This will be followed by a dedication pray- er, one minute of sileace and the last post will be sounded. The band will then play the dead march and the hy- fun "Rock of Ages" will be sung. The benediction will then close the cere- mony. A guard of honor and a firing Party of returned soldiers will assist in the ,programme. The ground's are just completed and the terraces have been well sodded,. Just here we want to say that Coun- cillor Bennett deserves a. great deal of Praise for the poet he has played in fixing up the grounds. He has spent day in, day out, with the men. The chairman of the committee, Councillor. C. R. Wilkinson is also worthy of a good amount of credit for the time he has spent on this work. Several peo- ple thought the proper place for this monument was in front of the town hall, but the writer is now more than ever convineed that he has been just- ified in holding out for the present site at the intersection of five paved roads. To Have Plant At Brussels . A. E. Silverwood, London, was in Brussels, on Friday, negotiating for the purchase of the Brussels Cream- cryor for the opening up of a new plant in town, providing the purchase deal does notsmaterialize, V. D. Zeve and S. Rose, who accompanied: Me Silverwood, are remaining for a few days and will canvass the locality for the disposal of stock in. the new corn-) pany. The farmers in this district are falling more and more every year into the dairying line of business. BORN Grohofski—In Wingham, on Monday, August r8t.b, to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Grohofski, mi daughter_ Wingham, on Sunday, Aug-. 17th, to Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Small, a daughter. Dale—In Wingham General Hospital, on Friday, August seth., to Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Dale, a daughten—Mar- garet Caroline'. "Is yo' ctamin' to .Pror meetin' to- night, Brudder Jackson?" inquired good old parson, Smith. 'Well, no, sah, I reckon) not," was the reply. "To tell de troof, pahsonnrs earths' to go to be boxin' match—done got a comperment'ry ticket," "Brudder Jackson, dar won't be no boxin' matches in heaven:" "Den, if dat's de case, sah I'm 'silo' gwine to -night, whilst mah ticket's good." se • Almost every great business execu- tive or other success is a country pro- duct. Tin Lizzie by the country boy Ford. Electric lightsand other mar- vels by the country boy Edison Cash registers by the country boy Pat- terson. Sewing machines by the coun- try boy Howe, Steamboats by the country boy Fulton. *Country carpen- ters and other artisans have loomed up big in the world's history. Lloyd George got his in a cobbler shop, and and it was not in London, Secretary Hughes of the United States hit his in a country parsonage, The country fellow somehow,by his outlook and his contact, seems to gather that poise and wisdiam which for Want of better name, we call "Good Common Sense." WORDS OF APPRECIATION To the Editor: The readers of your paper do not often have cause to complain that they are disgusted with the candatory.re- ports of what the choir of the Pres- byterian Church are doingin their share o/ the service. The Modesty of our able leader no doubt its. the reason why the getieral public and the ,slow thinking Scotch of whom the writer is one are not a- ware that a great deal of self sacrifice is endured by the members of the choir to prepare their share of the service, we ought more to apPreciate the service of our choir afid the good judgment of the leader who is ever oii the alert to give the congregation a real treat when talent neat would com- mand a good yearly salary is available, as an example only three weeks ego we were entranced by the solo sing- ing of Miss Garniss and a week ago Sunday night when our forther friend Mrs. Sainsbury truly brought theac who heard ler singing near to the Holy of Holies. No less fortunate has Dr. Perrie been in the selection of able talent to fill the palpit during his holidays. We have heard earnest eloquent discours- es without a single reference to the unfortrmate question that .stients to be uppermost in the minds of many and if we do not prerfit for eternity, oure Will be the great loss. A. Rearm • a , ., F . Saves You Money — . -§- Faetiry Prio,r,,,,es During Month of Aamcgust V,. • 3 ` 4.141 r44'0,1"-(0 .t Every artiCle. ors this Sale made in Canada or Great Britain— Li Toilets, Perfumes, Drugs, Chocolates, Stationery and. Rem - tit edies-- I/ Extra Speciall—S turd.4y, Augnst 23rd $25.20 Given A,tv, y s. . , 72 (6. dozen) 25c boxes Of Natures Remedy will be given "Free" ' to the first 72 customers purchasing sac worth or over. 72 (6 dozen) -roc cakes of Toilet Soap will be given "Free''''td, the next 72 cu,storners purchasing sae worth or over. ' — Our Every Day. Cut,Prices'Save You Money ..201.61410911 = cAkibb n'srug Store wingham. Ont. 72m. • 4'4116 5.66'm Phone 53 MOM l M 111 HUMOMOU MEM MOM 111 MOM MEM 2111 MOM itt '41c, LONDONERS AT \VINGI-fAM .Teeswater Cider Mill The Chamber of Commerce Will Visit Wingham London Chamber of, Commerce will visit in Wingham on Thursday after- noon, August else They are out on a motor hike and will have dinner in Lis- towel, and expect to arrive in Winn - ham about 1,30. There will be close to one hundred automobiles in the group and Wingham Council and the Chamber of Commerce will welcome them in the town park, where short addresses will be given by the Mayor and the president of the Chamber of Commerce, which will be responded to by a few of the visitors. A brass band will accompany the party. Because of the bowling tournameet itt Lucknow that afternoon, several of the Wingham men will be away, and we would like to urge al/ who are in Wingham to turn out anti welcome our visitors. It is likely that several Wingham autos will meet the hikers at Blueeede Two License Inspectors For Bruce Opens on Sept, ist. Pressing every 1 day, coolcing apple butter Tuesdays 1,avndF ittiourtidiawyse. d akBe ring bnert bagt.ter 1 of clean apples for filling for every 'five bags of cider apples. Apple bait - ter and cider barrel§ for sale. Town. League Soft Ball I Soft ball games played since our ilast issue were as follows: Lions de- feated the Clerks on Wednesday af- ternoon 7 to 2, Lloyds-Garneys de- ,feated the Fry Gunolas on Thursday evening 8 to 4. On Monday evening. the Clerks defeated the Lloyd -Gurneys sc- ore o to 476aftiod4o.n. Tuesday evening the !Chinooks defeated the Lioas by a The standing of the teams: Won Lost F3 Clerks. !Lions . , 3 Lloyds & Gurneys ....... 2 Chinooks ... Savages....... Homesteaders ..... . .. ..... If reports are true bootleggers in The Reunion- You Have Been Bruce' County are to have et closer vigil placed on their moVements in- stead of having almost a free hand in Peddling their illicit booze as has been the case for the past few months for it is now reported that two licen- se inspectors will cover this territory. The appointment of Mr, E. F. Wid- ineyer of Mileimay as license inspect- or for Bruce, waS announced several days ago and now Mr. R. j. Beatty, of Tara has been named as second in. spector, Ever since the retirement .of 'other former teachers and pupils of Inspecter Joseph White, of Walker- the school. A splendid program has ton, a few months ago, representations also been arranged by formers pupils, Waiting For Let's go! Grand Retinion, Garde.n Party and Dance to be held at Mrs. J. W. Bone's on Con. 8, S. S. No. 8, East Wawanosh, on Wednee- day, August 27111. Program at 1.30, addresses are expected from j. W: King, M.P.'John Joynt, M.P.P., S. 13. Stothers, District Representative, J. R. Bone, Editor Toronto Daily Star, j. E. Tom, Public School Inspector and have beep made to the Attorney -Gen- eral that Bruce County covered such a range of territory that it was next to imposible topermit one man covering it properly, and firmly the decision was also Mrs. j. W. Joynt, soloist; Har- vey McGee, Auburn; Margaret Adam- son, elocutionist, Kingsville; John Perdue and others. Lueknow five piece orchestra in attendance. Com - reached to appoint two men and it is munity singing a.nd fireworks at night. understood that they *ill enter duties Take a clay off for "It aint goin' to at once. It is to be hoped that with rain no more" and enjoy this reunion. two inspectors on the job that a clean- Booth on the grounds. Come and up be made of that rot -gut hootch that bring your baskets. Don't go home has for so long been peddled.—Port till daylight. Geo. Cunningham, chair - Elgin Times. man; Alex. Porterfield, Secretary. NIOSISMISIONIZEGNISIVZ August Shoe Sale We have a number of broken lines and odds and, • ends to be closed out in the short time be- tween now and Fall business. We have decided to push matters at once and begin a 11 e. 3 Priee August Sie Salo SEE WINDOWS ----- Come and secure your share of the Bargains. PHONE13 Tilt °root) sHos sTORg• tosieasisaissistsgagetaatieassilisessasest.; . . . . , I I I , I . . . . '