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URSDAY AUGUST 28
1924L
A Blernper Crop
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Mr, ,t). evicEwen sr., of the end Con'
of Tarnberry,, recently threshed 37, (
loads Of Fall Wheat on his farm Which .
yielded 55 'bushels per acre and, was
an exeellerit eample. The wheat was •
Produced on la. acres of geound, 1.
Wingharri Boy weds ,
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s -i; Matitin'S -Anglican church was I
the Scene of a pretty wedding when c
Gladys Stephan Was united in mar- r
nage, to Mr, EarlJohns by, the „Rev.
T. 'E MI:Men-Wright. The brid,e, who. (
was given away by her brother; Mr, a
R, Stephan, Wore a French' gown of, f
Pondre blue .georgette, lace trimmed 1
She carried a boquet of 'Oplielia roses e
and baby's breath. Miss Mildred Cook C
ettended as bridesmaid, wearing a pale s
yellow 'beaded gown of Canton crepe a
and black - picture bat. She carried (
v,ellow mums, The groom was assist-
gd by Dr, Geo. Howson of Wingham. 7,)
After the eeremony the happy eotfple '•
left "foedee; motor trip through New t
York state.. OA their return they will t
reside at 418 • Glenlake avenue. -Tor- 1
blito„Daily Star: . • - - .- '-- • - S
' Jr. yams , is ' . son of Mrs. johns -,I
of Wingham, and he ha,a . the •best •s
wfsbee of his many fri-teds here. . • t
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eVERYBorirs COLUMN 1
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FOR QUICK SALE -749'16 Ford tour: i
, mg, newly painted,' electric lights, t
• new tires, Hasler shocks, liceese, 1
r robe rail, Hot Shot. top nearly new, 1
. running Well. ',Price less than $13o. l
•-''' Cra.wford,;s Garage.
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FOI1ND-Lady's Watch on Josephine'
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St: after-tht-unveiling. Owner may. '(
have, same by paying costs of this ,
advt. to Chief of Police Allem
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FOR 'SALE -Three good. cows, two
Ditrhams and one part I-Iolstein,_due i
to fres,hen about Sept,,,goth. Apply ,
to Ed. Wallace,. Phone' 24-621_ •
ROOMER. WANTED -Apply to .Migs i
Rush, Victoria St. i
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FOR SALE-FiVe acres with six roain ;
'0 111 and other buildings, oppos-
ite Agricultural grounds.. Apply i
Mrs. J. 0 -McGregor. '
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AUCTION SALE -Furniture; owned
by 1VIiss M. 1,..,13rock,. in rooms.over ;
Mr. John Galbraith's store at 2 n•- ,
clock ori Saturday, August 30th. See
hand. bills.' T. R. Bennett, Auct.
-POSITION WANTED-Srdacigiaph-
, er, experienced. Apply at the Wing-
' , ham Advance -Times.
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EED WHEAT FOR SALE -Good
clean seed. Apply' to Herb, Shiell.
:Phone ring 7, Wroxeter:'
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ROOMERS WANTED -Apply at the
Advance -Times.
FOR SALE OR TO tENT-Com-
fortable frame dwelling on Victoria •
St. Goad garden and stable. Apply
to, The Advance -Times. • -
EX1?EtelENCED • SALES LADY
Wanted. H. E. isard & Co,
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FOR SALE -A gOod Quebec and. a
Three burner Coal Oil Stove, Mrs ,
C. B. Robinson, John St.
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ROOMERS e• -•Will take high.achOol
students to room, boys. preferred,
Apply to Advance. •
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-WANTED-Girl,to assist with general
, hotisework. Apply to Mrs. John
Helm, Patrick St.
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WANTED_ -Experienced females' ,and
,
beginners talearn power machine,op-
•erating otr.Overalls, pants and kid-
dies,,play garments. ,, Apply to Sup-
erior .Knitting 1VIi1ls Mount Forest,
Ontario, •
FOR :SALE -Old, Honesty 'Range in
goad' condition. Apply to R. E.
Jackson, Massey -Harris Agent..,.
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?Valuable Property for 'Sale -Seven
monied house and summer kitchen,
artesian .well with galvanizect piping,
good cisternestabling for three head.
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henhouse garage or drive shed, or-
, chard, . raspberries, '• two acres pf
splendid land in good state of dul-
tivation. Also pasture for two lead
of cattle with spring creek, As the
owner is leaving Ontario any reason-
able offeeetvill be considered. Rob-
ert Gebves, Town -Plot..
For Sale -e -Two Cows and five head of '
feeding cattle. Apply to Chae: Pot-
ter, -Lower Wingham.
HONEY FOR SALE -Clover Honey
in lithographed palls at 14.0., at J. A,
Mills' Feed. Store for your conven-
ience. The same honey. in plain
pails at my residence, Isle, line of
Morris at e3c., not delivered. Sat-
isfaction guaranteed or your Money
: back. Jas. H. Casemore. '
cREesem CANS-Will.paities having
yellow'. topped cream cans awned by
Teeswater Creamery kindly .see to it
, that slime are left at 'Whyte Packing
Col,s' warehouse or with tlie United,
Varmefs Co -Operative Co,, at Wjng-
ham or•it: the TetSwater Creamery.
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TENDDRS -
Teaderg will be receiered on, the' tile
portion Of Elliott -Underwood Drain
and Branches, 'renders will be recei-
ved on whole system or Teaders will
be received on the tratiehea separate.:
ly, to pee cent. of the Contta.ct price
to ace.ompany t.ender. 75 pee cent.
will 1)0 paid contractor as work pro-
gresses*, Tenders to be in hands of
.....elerk, 12th Sept, 1924. Plaits and spa-
eifications may be eeen in. Clerks Of-
fice, Loweet or aty teeilet not iteces..
sarily. accepted. W. R, Criiikshaelc,
MONUMENT UNVEILED
reat Crowds of 'People at Ceremony
On 'Tuesday Afternoon
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1Vlost impressi-ve were the cereal:On.:
$ at the unveiling of Winghain moa
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Meat in honor of those heroes who
ave up their hires that" -we nighthave
berty afid British freedom. A gr:eat
rovid" of people -Witnessed the, cere..:
General Sir Arthur Citerie, G,C.M,
,aniveiled the monument,.
nd in a Clean voice gave a Most -4-
ropriate address. That the world at
rge must „ cultivate an atanoaphere
hich, will discourage 'international
iscord and deyelop a lee -areal -1d greater
pith: .of friendship, cooperation . and
ympathy wag, emphasized by General
"There may come a time, when War
ill be no, mare" said Sir Arthur:
Meantime the example Of the days of
he last great :war must not be allowed
o drift from the minds,of catir,raan-
()oda Wee ,have; Pre;fieteda by. fhe,,tee•-;
des. of ;war, although, the.::'benefit.Jiaa.
at'. been weak the sacrifice, ,.and 15.
e do not .geatil'tencleely and cherie1i.
hese traditions,.then,the.War Will have
een fought in- vain,;:,The -memorial
Many People Holidaying in Their
Home Town and Many Away
Miss Mitchell of -NA/Mahal-a, is visit-
ing at the. 1,banse.
Afiss Laura Hicks ' of Teeswater,
visited with relatives in town.
-.11/Iiss Maude LeaVer of is vis-
iting Mr. and Afrs. .1.'eter Leaver.
Miss Allie Cloakey of London, is
visiting with tier mother in. town,,,.
Mr. F.rank,Ross„ left on Monday, to
ruNniar. t511.relis.liErnlgitlontitacolifinseueit)terSiotrM, waryiss:
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is visiting With friends in Wingham.
-Mrs. Robt. Brooks of Toronto, is
visiting with he.r Mother, Mrs. IVIc-
:Lean. ' •
Mi. arid, Mrs, Thos.. Gaunt and -fain-,
ily.spent• a day last week at Eugenia
.•F• al\i/lisi; 8. Alley. lenned3r. of NeWYPrk,
is viiiting ,with het-, :Uncle, :Mte John
, Miss 8.'"C.unninghein
,Visiting'. -With: and 1-larerey•
IVIiss Edith Gaunt is spending two
ust .about. to be dedicated ,teit caal,„ weeks with Mrs, Robert PhiliPs, of'
enge and an inspirattore to every Can- „Go erich,
dian who passes it. It is 'a trumpet ivei:"John Chapman, spent the we&-;
all to duty and may be -likened unto •end with his Aunt. Mrs. Diniley, of
he voice of the -Great Divine, bidding Nifinghain. •
s to to.take courage -and do as 'these Mis's Irene' Hunter
of Essex, spent
nen did when they laid- down. their aweek with hor friend, Miss Gertrude
ves for liberty, righteousness and
'Anderson • '
' "This 'is ea 'day Of Temeelherance, :4.
Mrs. Edgar ffggins and :500. A1v'ic,
Lay of whichWe ought afresh to rem-
• „ • ,
inber the' great issues that Were in- 10
London.
'olved Mem- Mf. and Mrs. MCBriere and. daughter
ries are Very short and:already' many. of Atibarn.,' %pent Sue1day• with his
re forgetting the. causefor which we -q1 •
°tight. Let US not forget .that we • Adlr. and Mrs. •Clark of Guelph, vise
ought against -one of' the most, delib.: itedew-ith Mr's. .lark's sister, Acrse G.
rate effortg ever- made' tO change the T. Robertson. , '
abche-daand • personal and national Mi.;and Mrs.D. Cook of East Wa-
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norality -and to turn back the hands wanoshe visited over - the week -'end
in the dial of human histotY• md at 3., ..E. F,ells'. , • . '
truggle Was between democracy an , Mrs. Wellwood and son Richard, is
utberacy, freedom and 'tyranny, right spending this Week with -relatives in
rid, inighte 'decency and a recrud-
this community, . - - • •
scene& of savagery, a humane and , , , _ _ ., .1..
.Misses Marioi ane ..ampsoi
d' Ethel S• • 1
hristian civilizatoine and a singular
utbreale of scientific barbarism. The of Wingham, are visiting with Mr•
udgement has Seen given and the 'vic- 'Robe,..T.t SeirliPson.
ory has been won. Remember what We are in, a better position than ev-
night have beenmil- lot to -clay had cl to supply your School requirements
he dream of the military coterie Our assortment was never better. G.
f Potsdam been realized and mid- Mason & 'Son. •
le Europe been contraIled b Pruss- Mrs. :Jas. Sears and two children of
a and -the Whole world controlled. b'Y Brantford, are Visiting her sister, Mrs.
niddle Europe, The . most treasured Alex. •VanAlstne. • .
deals of .our forefathers, every- •
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Stanley of Luck-.
thing that makes -national existan • nou, spent Sunday with A, r. and Mrs.
worth the possessing, would have been
,
gravely imperilled, if not wholly lost' Duncan Kennedy:.
'All that this earth can give, they Kelvin Duncan of Owen -Sound, is
thrust aside; ''''•-• ' : . spending his Vacation with his sister,
hey crowded all'their pp -tithe' int an Mrs. C. R. -Copeland.
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hour \ ' Miss Annie Moore returned on 1510 1-
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An11. for one fleeting dream of right day to Orangeville, with her Uncle:
they died." ' • • Mr. Elgin WellWood. .
MaY°1'Wititi°Petted- the service at- Mr.' and Mrs. Tun Stein of Yellow-
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1.30 inian address of welcome to Gen- .grass, Sask., is ,v-isiting with iris sie_
eral Currie, Rev. Dr. Ferric announce ter, Mrs. Jas.- Purdon. •
d the singing of the first hymn, "Holy,
Holy, Holy! Lord God Almighty!" af-' Miss Delight Cloakey has returned
o
to London after sendine-' ea
her acal-
er the singing Rev. H. W. Snell, led • - -
n prayer. Councillor c. R. wisikin_ ton, at ner nome nere,
son, chairman of the memorial com-
atittee called' thc roll of fallen heroes.
Captain Stephenson of the Salvation
Army, annotieced the next hymn "0
God, our help in ages past." Sir Ar-
thur Currie's- impressive ,addeeSs .
fol-
lowed after Which he unveiled the
nonument, Rev. Capt. Edwards of
. •
Listowel, as he, classed himself just,
one of the bays,' 'Who fought in the
trenches, offered , 'up the dedication
prayer.' The firiug party Under Maj-
or H. C. McLean and Lieut A. M.
Forbes" fired three 'volleys andthe May -
or then 'called for one minute. of- sil-
ence.and.the vast audience stood with
bowed heads,
The Wingham Citizens Band played
the Dead Mach and a bugler, sound-.
ed the last pest. 'Rev, Glen Wardell
announced' the last hymn "Rock, of
Ages" and Rev. E. F. Arnistaeong of
Wallaceburg, a former' Wingham cit-
izen, pronounced the benediction.
The 'massed choirs of the local chur-
ches, attired in their surplices led in
the singinga,
Dr. Geo, I -I. Ross and Dr. Geo.' W,
Howson attired in their military un-
iforms placed the flowers on the mon-
ument. Principal A. L, Posliff of,the
Wingham Public Sshool, had charge
of abont fifty girls who marched up
and each carried flowers. Wreaths
were given. by relatives of the deceas-
ed heroes, •also by Winghatn -Munic-
ipal Council, the different churefries
and the Lions Club, the Masons and
The. Wingham mo num eht is,one-that
the citizens may welt. feel proud of
and many coinplimentary• remarks
were heard on all sides. Many a rime
ther has at warm sped: in her heart, for
Sir Atirther„ Currie since listening to
his splendid address and feeling 'his'
sleccre hand claep„• - ,•• •
,j,We eh softy 014 otti‘-'spaee Is so
teowded-this week'fhat we are Unable;
to Print all our news. We'tare
con-
linuing in our tiext issue the honor
roll and,the photos of as many as we
aould get of the departed heroes. -'d.]
Trustees of St, Andrews
On M6nday, August i8th, at 2.30 at
a ptiblie meeting of' the congregation
of St, Audrews Presbyterian church,
which Was duly called and advertised,
the fernier trustees, viz, Wm, Isbistee,
Wnt. 'j'. fletidei.son mid John ;4 \ .11 d.e r -
n were 1 -e -elected for a term of tht•ee
„years.
The belle of tile choie loved the
bass, hitt 'She muried the, lemor be-
eaneeiie W'as nlOre high -Coned.
-.Mr's: W. H. gurney. and daughter, visited with Mr. and, Mrs. Thos.
Marjorie,. -Motored to -Adam-, Vehere Noble of East Wawanoah oti Sundav.
they will spend. a -week.
Misses Nina Hatigh and Al ay Allen
are on'aerip to the Thousand Islands,
Miss Margaret 'Copeland is spend-
ing her holidays in, Toronto aed Bow-
1.manvile• • •
Mr$, A. L. Po.sliff end son, Marry,
ire spending a few 'clays at "Kincar-
dine bgaele • • `
Mrs, jack Aitchison of Sareia,ls at
present visiting at . the ' home of,'Mrs,
E. Aitcnisbn. . . •
Mrs.- Omar Westell ;of Kincareline;-
spent the -week-end with fiteada., on
the 1st 1Uio. of'Morris,
Mr. and Mrs: 'A.: J. Walker Are on
a motor trip to Toronto, Hamilton,
Niagara Falls' and Buffalo.
-Miss M. L. Brock and her brother,
Mr. Caldwell Brock of Guelph., are
spending a bw days 111 town,
MiSS:;Roberaon. who baCbeera the
guest of Dr. and. Mrs, Parker hils re.
turned to her home in Toronto.
Miss Vivian Munro of Louden, was
the guest of her friend, Miss Mettle
Hopper:1M- a few'days last week:
Mr, and Mrs, -jack Newcombe and
sons, Reggie' and. Walter Of Goderich,
spent the week -end here with friends.
Mr: and Mrs. Theodore Mundy and
Babe Norman accompanied by Miss
Elisniea..
Blackhall:motored to Sarnia on
stdy.
Mt -s, E McLaughlineand daughter,
Verna, have returned to' Dandas, after
'spending the past couple of months
in Wingham, • • •
Mrs. John Camlinte and son, Feed
of Grand Rapids, Mich., visited for it
ew days with Mr. end Mrs. Arther
McGee, Bluevale Road.
Miss Luella Campbell. has returned
to Walkerville, after spending- the past
three weeks with relatives in this vic-
ini
:Ntiyi.
ss Reb:e,c- ca
Armstrong will teach
school at Burke's Ville, near Parry
Sound. Her many Winghamfriends
wish het- success. - •
Mrs. A. C. Williams and little daugh-
ter Doris elf Toronto, are visiting at
the home of Mr. and Mrs, Harry Wil-
liams,. Patrick St. '. • •
Mrs. Wm. Wahl and daughter, Gwe-
ndolyn; of Luckncrw, spent a day last
week. with Mra. Wm. Henderson and
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Nivinse
Mrs. Henry Reidt, returned on Sun-
day to her home on the 1201 of How-
ick,after visiting her .daughter, Mrs.
J. W., -Scott, Pleaeant Valley.
Mrs. J. W. Duncan, and daughters,
Misses 'Janet and Gertrude, of Owen
'Sound, are visiting Mrs. Duncan's
daughter, 151 's. C. R. Copeland.
P. D, D. G. M. Posliff was in Brus-
sels on , Sunday last taking charge of
the deeoration services of Western
Star Lodge I. 0. 0. F., Brussels.
Mrs, Wm. Henderson, Mr. and /Mrs.
Harvey Nivins a.nd little son and bliss
Louise. DeY'ell spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Wm.. Cunningham, Blyth. •
Mrs, Alec. Emerson and James and
Lila, also Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emer-
Miss NIerle Wilson leaves t13,is week
to :Attend the wedding• of Miss 1VIary-
Jamieson, in Rockwocci.
Mrs. T.' j. IVrtLean and daughter,
Eleanor, spent a few days last week
pith -.relatives in Hensall.
Misses Mutiel and Genevieve Watt
School Opening -We have every-
thing" you need. Buy before the rush
begins for better service. Geo, Mas-
len & Son
leff.. and -Mrs. W.' j. Hendeson and
fitioily have returned from a motor
'trip -to Guelph, Hamilton, Niagara
Falls,' Norwich, London and other
of Allandale, spent last week with their places.
Aunt .Mi -s. •Witi. Barbour.
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'and Mrs,, Jos. Eekley cif Phil-
adelphia, are visitinb: with her parents,
Mr., and Mrs., Thos. Scott: • •
Mr.- Jarvis has sold' his home in
Whitechurch to Mie Russel Reid. of
Brantford, His parents, Mr. and Mrs
. -
Reid of Langsid.e, intend moving into
UPPER SCHOOL EXAMS
Clasa-.1 liortOrs, 75-101) per cent,
Class II honora,,66.74'peeeeent,
Class III. honors 66-65 per cent..,
Credit 50-,59 per cent.' •
`A star indicates special considera-
, - Composition--t-C. ,
Webb, .
Ballagh, M. Beecroft, A. Kelly,
Andrew, Alton, 13/V. Robin-
son,. R. Thompson. •Credit -T. -Alton,
' Literature,- I-- C. Webb. II -P.
Bailee -1i, M. Beecroft, A. Kelly, W.
Rae. 1111-..F. Andrew, W: Alton, W.
Robins 'on, R, Thonipson. Credit -R.
'Andrew, T. Alton, B. Hetherington,
: Logan.
Histote. - I -G. Hodgins; K. Mc-
Donald. 11-G, Bower, G. Falconer,
L. Fraser', D. Pruder. And-
rew, F. Ballagh, M. 13tecreft, E. Cur-
rie, E. Fells, H. Mitchell, Re Thomp-
son, Credit -t -F. Andrew, T. Alton,' L.
Hanna, A. Kelly, I. Ltitton*,..W. Rae,
W. Robinson,. E. Simpson, C. Webb.
Beecroft. Credit
-R, Andrew, T. Alton*VE. Currie, G:
Falconer*, , L. Fraser, B. Hethering-
ton*, L, Logan 13, Logan, I. Lutton,
H. Kitchell, W. Raee.151. Redmond*,
E. Simpson, C. Webb. '
Geoirretr3r-III-M; teecroft. Cred-
it T. Alton*, R. Andrew*, F. And-,
,rew* E. Currie*, G. Falconer, E. F'ells,
L. iraser, G. Hodgins*, A. Kelly, .13.
Logan, L. Logan*, J. Lutton', W. Rae,
M. Redmond*,..E. Simpson*, C. Webb*
M. Webster,
. Physics -I -E. Fells, C. Webb.II-
A. Kelly. Credit -T. Alton, W.
on, M. 33eecroft, W. Haldenby*, G.
Hodgins, W. Rae. .
Mr. Arthur Nigh and etliss Dora it in the fall.
'Laundy, visited at the home of Mrs: Alr. and Mrs. Jas, Jackson of•Clin-
Ed. Higgins, Thursday last. ton, and Dr. Wesley C-4 Jackson and
RevJas. S-Cobie sailed for Canada Clarence Roe Jackson o Philadelphia,
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from Scotland last Saturday. He is spent Sunday at the hon e of Mr. and
accompanied by his mother. Mrs. Thos, Scott, Diagonal Rd,
Mr, and: Mrs. Oliver Thompson and Mrs. George McClenaglian and child -
family -have, returned from a couple of len, Mrs. 33en McClenaghan and child -
weeks' camping in Muskoka, ' ' ' ;Ten and Mrs: Herbert • Laidlaw and
' Mr. and Mrs, Christie motored o'er Luella, spent Wednesday with Mrs.
McClenaghan of Belgrave. .
front 'Pittsburgh, arid visited with Mr, .Harvey
and .Atra. Marshall, Victiot•ia St. q gr. and Mrs. J. J. Fox and two
As we go to press the Wingharn daughters, Helen and Dorothy, of
Bowling Green is a hive of industry Scottville, Mich., were visiting ,at the
33 rinks are entered in the tournament, home of R. W. and Mrs:lames, over
U1 week -•end. l'he two ladies are sis-
• Text Books,-ScribblerseNote Books,
Mes. Rinboul arid son, Chester and,
Rev. Gordan, .,Rintoul a•nd,...datighter
MrS. las. Ken- of BrusselS, visited on
Friday With, het sitter ailra. Sas, Piire.
don Of St. Helens. '
. .
Mee. Kelly and two saes, also her
. Mr..and•Mrs. Ben ,MeClenaghan and. brothers Messrs Gorden' and Wilfred
famili spent Stinday, with, hee parents
IVIcEiven, of 'Denfield' Vis.ited lagt Week
Pencils Pens, Panels, Leather Book ters'
Ba,gs, letc. We want you to s.ce our
assortment, • Geo. Mason & Son.
Mr. and :Mrs. 'Henry- Godkin and
Gordon and Miss Emma Davison
spent; Thursday at Eugenia- Falls,
Mr. and Mrs. Barbour, of Ford3r0e.
Me. and Mts. Chester Hogg and aon
Donald, of. Oakman, Gal., are visiting
at the home of Air: and Mrs. Thos.
'Forbes', t ee.
Kennedy will Ice her
office ut 111 Friday, Sept when, she
is leaving to do roat gradeate work,
in Detroit: ' .'• • •
Di. W'. R. 'Rae, of Philadelphia, is,
,visitie.g with his Sister, Mrs. Thos.
Stott, Diagonal Road, andat his home
Atorris, *-
with her sister, Mrs, Netterfield of
Wingham andher Uncle and Aunt Mr.
and Mrs ,• Jas. Sutherland, here.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Whig -ham branch of the.Woniert's
In-
titut will meet in the council cham-
ber on Thursday, August 281.11 at 3 P.
in. 'Mrs. Geo. Casemore and Mrs. T,
Forbes will be the ladies in charge.
A, prize will'be given for potato salad.
All that year old owing Machine
may need to de almost as good work
as when new, May 'be a new shuttle
IV.fr, and •Mrs, j. E. DaVis and fat:niter and the right kind 6f needles. 1 will
motored trie from Toronto, andspent a be pleasdd to fill 'your o'rcle.t, 'If the
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few days with his mother, Mrs. Davis, re is aeything else wrong 1 earl put
Centre Si.
G.' Cameeon K.C. of Gocterich,
lias been appoiete4 County Courf jud-
ge :o/ the cou n,ti es- of Northttntheriatid
and Durham.
Maggie Foedwieli; are „Conte ite arid look them !aver; Geo,
viaits34 at the home of bit. id Mis. gason. & sot., ^
#,.6(.1 • • • • ,..-(cOntirinP
ed On ag,e 4)'.
it right, W: Webster, '14 Titiot
I al$6 sell New Rome and Sew..
ing :Maelinea, Office -upstaire: over
Over the .Aderance-Times Offic,e,
Scribblers, Exercise and Note Brooke
,Mese'eriglies. of • Latkelet„-• ctisa. Miss are very mutt). better 'value this .year,
Trigonometry - III -M. Beecroft.
Credit -T. Alton:, R. Andrew, F. An-
drew, P. Ballagh, G.. Bower, 1 -1„ -tow -
den, L. Fraser, W, Haidenby, G Irod-
gins, A. Kelly, NI, Linklater, 1, Lutton,
J. Osterhout, R. Thompson, C. Webb.
• Chemistry -II -E. Fells: III -T.
Alton, CreclitE. Currie, G. Hodgi
A'. Kelly, I. Lutton, 13, Logan, K. e -
Donald, W. Rae, C. Webb.. .
Botany -III -G. Hodgins, C. Webb.
Credit -T, Alton, G. Bower, E. Fells,
L. Fraser, A. Kelly, B. Logan*, M.
Redm.ond.
Hodgins, C, Webb.
Credit -7T. Alton*' '
W. Alton* •G: ,B6-
wer, E. -Fells, L. Fraser*, L. Hanna*,
A. Kelly*, M. Redmond.
' Latin Authors -71-G. 'Falconer,: E.
Simpson. II -E.., Currie, M. Linklat-
er. III -F. Andrew, P. Ballagh, K.
McDonald, R. Thompson. Credit -L -R.
Andrew, B. Hetherington, L Lutton*,
L. Logan, W. Rae, W. Robinson.
Latin Composition -I -G. Falconer,
E..Simpson. 'Currie, M..Link-
later. Andrew, P. Ballagh, K.
McDonald, R. Thompson, Credit -R.
Andrew, G, BoWer, 1. Lutton, L. Lo-
gan, W. Rae, M. Redmond, W. Wbe
ster;
French Authors -I -E. Simpson, 11
Bower; E, Currie, L. Fraser. 111
-F. Andrew, M. Beecroft, G Falcon..
er, L. Logan, K. McDonald, M. Red-
niand, R. Thompson,- A. Williamson,
Credit -P. •Ballagh, H, Burns, 13 -He-
therington, I, Lutton, D. Mitchell,
Robinson,
French Composition -I -E. Simpz.
son. II -G, Bower, E. Currie, L. Fra-
ser. Andrew, M. Beecroft, G.
Falconer, L: Logan, K. McDonald, M.
Redmond; R. Thompson, A. William,
son. Credit -R. Andrew, -P, Ballagh,
FL Burns, 13. FIetherington,.M. ,Link -
later, I. Lutton, D. Mitchell, W. Rob-
inso
iiiddle 'School' students .Who
Middle
tools
one. pr. more Upper School subjects.
• Comp. Lit. Trig.
F. Bennett
'Bridgeg'
M. Frohmari
E. Gibbons 7
E. Gilkinson II II '
N. Gilkinson II II
A. Homuth II II
S. Hutton. - III III
A. Johnston C. C. •
May Johnston 11 IT
M. McGregor
H. Mulvey ... . ............. .. 1.1i Hi
M. Perdue C
NE. Vettigrew
G, Roth -
D. Snell
L. Taylor -
R. Thomas
R. Weir
C.
c;
111 Ii c:
c.
'1I C.
II II
C. C.
• I 'I
83 Der cent of the papers written
on in the Upper School passed which
is a very good..showing, when one con-
siders that almost 50 per cent of the
Upper School papers of the Proviace
were failures. - -
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Teeswater Cider Mill
Opens on Sept. 1st. Pressing every-
day, cooking apple butter Tuesdays
and Fridays. We make apple.butter
without pared filling. Bring one bag
of clean apples for filling for every
five bags of cider apples. Apple but-
ter and cider barrels for sale.
E. Hardy, worlds famous aerial artist
The Big Event of the Season
Goderich Industrial Exhibition, on
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Sept-
ember 3,4, 5- Bigger and better than
ever. Four big speed contests; purses
$9oo. Thursday - Farmers' trot or
pace, 2.20 trot or pace; Fridaya-2.30,
trot or pace, 2.12 trot or pace. James
Deeoration Services ',- will perform before the grancIstandaf-
ternoon and. evening. ,Many other. ab -
The decoration services wider' the; tractions.
'auspices of L. 0. L. No. 794 to thel
Wingham cemetery on Sunday after-AeaSmotitering Reception
noon was largerir attended. Becausei ,Over forty .Wieghain. autds went to
of Wingham Band being disorgaeized
There meet what they expected to be elealet
they were enable to have music.
ard..about eighty of ,the deceased bre- one hundred. car's of Lond,on. basities$ •
men on their hike from Listowel.
thren resting in the. Wingham ceme-iWingham on Thursday last. The Lane;
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tery. Mr. W. J. Campbell, the Master,:
took charge Of the ceremonYe d.oners were however unable to get np,
Mr` "' any more than -eleven cars -and
B. McCool acted as chaplain'and Mr.
Wrng-
George Spotton gave a very approp- ham autoists sure gave them a snnoth•-•• '
ering reception -with dust. nib peaty'
riate talk. Mr.. Will Sneathe local ag-i
ent for Gammage of Lbndon, donated rwere escorted to the town park where
MaYor Willis, Mr. Abner Cosiens and
several baguets of cut flowers.
Pocock -Walton Nuptials.
A pretty little wedding wsa solera- _
nized at Ossington Ave. Baptist iv"- 3-• H. Saunders., Prestderit of 'Lon --
church, Toronto, on Wednesday after- don Fair -
no , at 3 p. m., when Miss Josephine Narrow Escape
Walton of San Antoia, Texas, became
the bride of Mr. G. E. Pocock, eldest W. C Brennan, of the Brennan Pali-
scin of AIrs. R. Pocock of Wingham, ing- Company, had, a narrow eseapc
The ceremony was conducted by the from death on Friday -afternoon 'on the
Rev. Dr. Allen. The bride entered Kitchener -Elmira highway, about one
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the 'church on the arm of -her youne- and a half miles north of St. Jacobs,
est brother, Mr. Joseph -Walton, and during a severe electrical thuedere
Wore a charming gown of peach geor- storm,when a falling pole crashed
gette. She carried a large boquet of through the rear end cif his car. Brene
American Beauties and was attended nan and. his 'son were driving' towards
by her friend, Miss Violet Goode, Kitchener, when a severe thunder ott .
who wore a gown of black silk' and windstorm cafne up. He drove to' the
carried. a boquet of roses. Mr. Fred side of the road, stopping beside a
C. _Taylor also of Toronto, assisted telephone pole. The engine had scar -
the groom. Forty-five guests seated celjt stopped when a powerful gust of
at tables in the basereent.of the church wind leveled six telephone poles in a
and" speeches ,were giVen after which row, one crashed through the Sear end
the 'happy couple left Wingham oni of his -coupe. Luckily Mr. Brennan
the 6.10 train to spend a week With escaped; with only a nasty bruise on •
the groom's mother. • On their return the head, while his son escaped injery..
will reside in their new hOme on Rush- Had the car been three feet farther
ton Rd., Toronto, ba.cle he would likely have been killed„
The engine Of the- car was not 'dal -nage' ,
• . ed and after getting free from the pole
Mrs. Alex. Elliott of Durham, visite the Car was -driven to a garage under
ed her•mother, Mrs. Arthuf McGee, • its own power.
Mr. A.. H. Musgrove spoke Wends of -
welcome which were responded IQ by
Mayor Wengie, Mr. Ingrain, president e
of London Chamber.of Cominerce, and
School
Shoes
School Opens Next Tues. Sept. zn
What About School Shoes?
Free I. Free!
A Rubber Ball or a Balloon. given Free with .every
pair of School Shoes.
An Army of Boys and Girls come here for School
Shoes and they get the best School
Shoes made.
It costs much less the end, for the Children's School
Shoes, when they are bought here,
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