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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1924-09-04, Page 4LIM 44,4 ai ljljTYn 1pki l I0,t;t„ WINQfiAM ADVA1'CT•,TIM !if Thursday, September 4th., x924 Ci N FILE Roil. Of Honor `iq;l;u.ucl l .l.s11'itt t i ioz1oP: Lane'lilsu 1y, 'litchiscn Wallace Aitchison. IdarrY ITharlier 11'x'21, ,Buchanan Herbert 'Bond 1.eelnird Brock 1�f'titi, Chettleburgh. Herbert Clark Slriti,i ant Darnell Arthur Dovey Grant Yet Herbert French IS,Sts Forsyth Pana E. Gillespie Geo rge11'.ati lea holland Henry Welua,td x,loWort 7'V illi lin E. Helps g ;Wilber Johnson Frank 1 oli,13.sor1 lca> l2fl T, MC teh?.e'if 1J . O 211 llcor'e. a,la 2-ltilcl r� lei; c "etc [1c , l'litls:ey McLean 1iioti t , Macdonald Edward 1, 'March Oliver Pender Harry 1'L.' Philcox Alfred Pullen 1'erey Sy der ,Percy 1'v, 12anner Varvey F. \\Tiflis SINCE DIED Fred \idlington Norman E. Nichols rtl2ur Shropsball; 1A, larvey F. Willis Willis,died. Soof \•favor^ aandNIC„ LM trf pleurisy in 'Moore 13.rrrxncks Hospi- tal, England. He was one of the 'youngest boys to enlist. Two ons of Mrs. 'r leabet'ia on, Shirtez ht., paid the suprenin sac- rifled acr ifl d but we . re sorry that ,w e have not their pictures.. "f'hcy were J. Wal- lace Aitchison, Who was severely woinacicd at Vilify and died April nth, ' 1917, and D. Lauchlin, who. enlisted in August I114,stw sonic Of the fiercest: battles s 11211 was killed, in actrou iuly, loth,. 12 1 �, i Wil4 E. Buchanan . Soli -in -lam of Ata..and- Mrs. Argos .. Ti lziig' was killer in action on June ao 8th, 1917,, Percy ;Cyder Was in the• employ of 'Walker & Clegg,•and enlisted' when war was de- clared. Killed -in a'ctiozi June i51.1i; 1917. Theodore~St. Clair McDonald . W. Gordon Adair T. Nfc]�on Sou of 11,1r, and Mfrs. W. Adair, Mr. asad. Mrs J f 1�f Minnie - lA'a5 killed in action on 5011 O I junt 1917. ' ,Turnberry, was a member of the :Game lune i th„ when he enlisted. june of Hamilton staff He died while in England. ;e{: "t fws Nursing Mister IVT;aud Hanka Toined the C. .14rC,, January Both, 1916, .and was attached to Orpington °^ Hospital in Kent 'England, and later transferred to ShornclifEe. 'FIespital. Owing'to her ood'Wt rk she was tran- sfez red to La Freeport 'Hospital, Fran- ce. After coming :home she was in poor health for a.tnne and, died Sept. 5111., 1921. She was a daughter, of the late Mr, and Mrs, john Hanna, Alex. B. Henry' Son of MF and Mrs. Frank Henry, Whitechurch-, Enlisted while a stud-' ent in. the Winghai t High School, He paid` the supreme sacrifice .at Pass- chendale on Nov. 6th, 1917. •Harry Barker • �� Went over with. the 161st Batt, was reported n'aissing Oct. 26th, 1917. Thos. T. Macdonald Son of Mr. and Mrs, D. E. llac' donald. Paid. the supreme sacrifice on Nov. 13th, 1917. Alfred Pullen Whose widow and five daughters still reside in W ngham, was killed in, action on August. 21st:, 1917. Leonard R. Brock Sonof the late Nin. E. 'A: Brock. Enlisted in the 71st Batt, on Oct: 13th,. 1915, and was killed in action at V,irny in November,' 1916. Son the st, a9i't. Oliver Pender W. Edward Helps i. Son of Mr, and Mrs, L. Pender, for of, Mrs.:Elell s, 'Shutes St, paid ;many years residents of: Winghiam. preme sacrifice on March 26th, Died from ,wounds.received in action' Ion June asst, z9:j. 'conomy Comes Easy. At Dominion Stores The hardest thing to do these days is economize—unless some- body else works it out for you. This is just what DOMINION STORES do by ping the benefits of their tremendous buy- ing power on to you in. Grocery Savings, You can't help but sate Y'i you buy, regularly at DOMINION STORES. The purchase of your next week's grocery supply at your nearest DOMINION STORE will 'convince yttu. LAUNDRY' SOAPS 10 Bars:. , , , .: .65c ,All Kinds Except Fels Naptha) 'ominion . Maple Lea Matches 2 bx-25c Co Pia Seeded or Seedless Raisins la's for 25c.1. box $2.99 oz. Pckt. Seeded or Seedless Raisins'or 25c a d chine Sliced ►' .co - 29c Ric h offfl -lbs tin 65c 33c ta lP`Ii:L $LRD TEA, lb, tinge used, aftWays used ler. Tin LILAC 2RAND APPLE and SPBE'RR� JAM '+fi i,At TE,R * 6 i6 -oz. ,Darr LUNCH 0c, QUEEN OLIVES AYLMER of LIBB ''S�. PORK �. BAS, 251 f 170 Vs, P I'TTD � G MEATS, 3 for a.de Brand oLge, Plums i `lie Pitted Bayside , 'Peaches ibard or Green 25c .25C 25c ferries (Heavy Sres aft . l;lr :51 C�tr E lI0'lii iT ' 1 GSR . C' .t.,TGP SC11I3:1,"', 2 "ibs, 4, reSe 111, - µ (14`t*s.itt 1e a,,. tz.'frnl Grotts'te'.l) y�1 c CO1 N LAZES, 3 for - SFIREi' -DE13 WIMAT 2 for - ` II Curr (the Slwrate hdtr t ",lett SHRIStorMO or Dr:AtIATO t; CC : VZ SA � Ot.10102 LIMON'S, dot. - Jack T. Mitchell Son of the late Licence inspector AlitchelI, enlisted in the r2Sth Batt. at Swift Cuatisent, Mau, Fell` with ! his plane and; was killed January 24th 1915. 1. y 46014., r r�Gr:tr 4;r, Richard C. Howson Son of !'jr. and Mrs_ W. J. Howson, enlisted in the 12 th Peel Batt in Feb- ruary of 1816. He paid the supreme sacrifice on August 22nd, 1917. -, Joseph Holland Made his home with his sister, Mrs. Frank l3owden., .He was killed in ac- tion. Sept. 23rd, 1916. �A. GrantvPetterly Enlisted, in January' 1916. Died. in anyisltott�Irasp 1a , Feb. 22nd. 1919. rkfts ' j lhru Wilbur johns.ort San of. hir. and stfi S. John Johnson. . Served tet of years in France and died iti B th Military Hospital, England, on January 29th,; 1914. Paul E. Gillespie Son of Mrs. Gillespie, who is now residing in London. He paid the su- preme sacrifice in 1917,. Chesley McLean Enlisted in September, 1917. Son of Mrs. McLean, Catherine St. His plane. collapsed and he was drowned in the North Sea in August 1918, Robert Chettleburgh Was one of the marriecl men who gave up his life for his country on October 6th;' /9I8 tissfllott III r' itaIifsilftatim®IIImInitltalgiiilnlliiitlll?idlll '{IIitJlflolllalll4slll ■ 1112111 II aminor ITS Experienced Female Operators and Beginners to Learn Power Machine Operating on Overalls, Pants and - Kid dies' Play Garments —. Apply t9 The Super.iov KnittingMilIs Ltd . Mount Forest, Ontario Note --There are good gain connection be- tween Winghanlk and Mount; Forest., as lit isi131ciltll atitlsliiislitillitsillistilisitimiiiititslllhlllittlisiltoilIKII IIMIII I1111111111110111111I111A monb,64erialmileifemoimieb.amoperse It is worth while to deliver cream,; direct to Creamery. If goo to 5oc Pet' can interests you aS a prodtte er--• Get our prices before nt.nrket inl;g elsewhere. We are now having hot 'Srteatber, At this time of year eA deter% ate very etuickly. We are paying hpays to look after a E; i and sell ohighest 'ptico for finality e; g r it la graded basis, Bring yoga tot we grade them. ti „•u �lddu Se 1 111.1 114mi t�irtd�' wi ' L1 917. s:s Fo sfthe 111 late lir. and 0 hs. itied on J'aYuc 11212 0211 '2rit1Utasls recewad about si.:rw u6'llit,l1222 LIt:�61 ,r +Jn �4 u. .L.:6t �,hf.ly 2 u: 21 iir..,, 1917, , e eTc Itrtry ialitopsita ; as itnt rintled home from the wiir 73ity ,, and died a eolipte of e' frore the of ecta of the 1 t r { ....i,.1. i.�ii ane United Farmers Co. p 2 Co., t omit Onto o