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Hanna: & Co. Limited announe the Fall Showinghof
New Coats of the best makers, individual styles
New Cloths such as Teddy Bear, Cut vel
ours,'Marvellas and Fur Coats. Styles
that have been carefully selected
from the best Montreal man-
ufacturers worthy of your
inspection.
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WHITECHURCH
=(taken by Annie Inglis, while Mr, Wni. mi., and 1Mrs,
John Rome of. Walk-
'°S :s: Taylor, Salem, made a spendid press•- J
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erton, also Mr: and Mrs. Kincaid and
® dent. The.society will hold their an-A2r, Russel MacKay and his bride,
= nual picnic on Saturday afternoon in from Michigan, visited at the home
5 Gordon Mulvey's field. Everybody is of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Godkin, last
i welcome.
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WING%IAM .4,D VAN.CE-TU.MES
Mr, and Mrs. Charles Aitkens and Mr- and Mrs.' Af'clfie Paterson and.
11 family of Listowel, were Sunday Nisi- children from Lucknow also Mr. and
E tors- at John Darlings. Mrs. Cecil Falconer and Raliston;sp-
Furse Aitken was in London last ent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Victor
week. Emerson. •
Mr. Ed, Lawrence is visiting his .. • Mr. Jas, Stein and Mr. and Mrs.
mother and brother. Robt:. Purdon and children attended
Goderich Fair last Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Stein visited with
Mr. and Mrs.- Percy MacLean, on.
Monday.
Master Willie and St Clair Kelly,
returned to their home at St. Aug-
ustine, on Sunday after spending two
weeks with their grandparents, Mr,.
and Mrs. Jas: Cornelius,
Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Inglis el -Bel-
mare, and Mr, and Mr;s. Mclllwain of
I; ordwich, visited on Sunday With Mr,
and Mrs. Fred Davidson, s n.
Mrs. Alex Ferguson of Culross, is
visiting with Mrs. James Wilson,
Mr. and Mrs–Pete Moffatt of Lang.
side, visited on Sunday with _Mr., and
Mrs. Wm, Barbour.
the West, where he will spend the Miss Kate McKenzie, R. N. of New
Fall. York, is visiting' with her sister Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Join Smith left last Thos. Gaunt.
week for the West, where they will Messrs. Duncan Kennedy, Price
visit with friends. • Scott and Wm. Taylor, left for the
Mr. and Mrs, Oliver Stokes were: West on Wednesday. .• •
recent visitors at the home of Stokes_
NIrs, Gibson Gillespie of Lucknow,
Mrs. Percy Copeland on the Wroxet attended the 'Toronto .:fair one day
er gravel. last week.
Miss Cora G Ikinson who spe}it ivies. (Dr.) Paterson of Lucknow,
the past month at her home here, re-
visited. with Miss Ida McQuaid, over
turned to Gt :ce Hospital, Toronto, the week -end.
where she is training for a nurse. Don't forget the Methodist Anniver-
Mrs. W. Fin, Haugh is away West on sary services, held on Sunday Sept.
a visit, where she will spends, some 2xst., Rev. Mr.' Cragg of W ngham,
time with friends there. will conduct the services, Presbyter-
ian choir will lender special music,
FORDYCEE •On Monday evening a fowl supper
Mr. Charles Martin has purchased
be served and Lucknow talent
a new Rwnley engine for plowing and iii Everybody'
ane excellent program.
The "newest" in Enamel ware,
beautifully colored, good enough E.
for a place in 1the. China .Cabinet.•
McClary's. Quebec with large
i oven and roomy fire box, allows,
— wood to la flat, a wonderful
"heater'„ and ."cooker?' combined,
a fuel saver.
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lid—HARDWARE Al 3 STOVES ti
McClai:3t Dealers
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The W. f+, S. met in the church on
Friday afternoon The meeting was
tepenrd by singing More love to Thee
0, Christ" scripture reading by. Mr.
Mulvey, .>rayer by Mrs. Rev: Hark -
ss i •offering; rea lin of.min-
Ades
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Ott,. , , Rip cy, reading inaiw
hues of last meet by Mrs. Mulvey.
address by Mrs. Harkness. Hymn.
;;;8r, Collation, $7.45, Home Helpers
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The Warrens Institute met Satur-
r :iy afternoon at the home of the
:president, Miss Agnes Darling, when
.bout 30 were present, it being grand-
; rothers' day. The grandmothers
vier e well.represented and favored the
;to:Ilk:nee; with a sang. It was plann-
ea at this meeting to serve lunch and
ace cream: at the School Fair, aftar_
'business affairs Miss Duffy gave a hu -
morons i-eading, also Mrs, Gowdy; a
tkuce by Miss Preda Duffy and Mrs.
E 'Renick, a recitation by Miss jet -
fray. 'Roll call. Recollections of my
;;ioandi nother, after which, a luncheon
43f sandwiches, pie and -cake was sery
toil♦ by the hostess. The afternoon was
a"l)leasaint and profitable one,
The Christian Endeavor meeting on
t°innday night was well attended the
•GLENANNA1�'
Mr. Robert .Baird of Belinorer has
been stook threshing for some of the
farmers in this vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs: John Fortune of Sault
Ste. Marie, are visiting with relatives
Mr.. James McEwen of the Savo, al••
so his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Mc-
Ewen from the south of Turnberry,
called on Mrs. \Vn. Breckenridge and
other acquaintances in these parts.
Miss Katie Gilmore of Winghani,.
spent Sunday with her cousin, Miss
Rena Haugh.
Mr. Allie Lincoln left last week for
pressing' hay: Y y r o
I NTtsses Jane and, Adeluie Mathers,
visiting at I •. r Leavers' '` is
is i N r fete .eav is at
g
present visiting.at Mr, Thomas Lea-
ver's, .
Mr. -Dcyeil is' at present engaged
with James Martin threryzing.
Mr, and Mrs. Milton Bruce of Luck -
now, visited at Belgrave and at Athol
truce's on, Thursday ,last.
Miss Maud Leaver who has beenalters,
Mr. Henry lathers and sons of Blue -
vale, spent Sunday with their cousins,
U.iHenry
Mr. r..R W,Farrier and' n
Ur. He i
Paterson.
Dr, and Mrs, Will Elliott of -Brand-
on and his father, Mr. Jas, Elliott of
Bluevale, visited oft Tuesday .twith Mr.
and Mrs, Gordon Elliott.
Mr. John Champion of Kincardine; Messrs: Gordon McGee and J. D;
spent Sunday under the parental roof. Beecroft unloaded a car of Scottish
'Fertilizer 1
Terre on Tuesday.
M's W' n'e H-' t t
° for her new home inSt L M
Miss 1/Vinnie i antes is a ton. Mrs, Arthur Du Mont, left this wcelc
n at extCnded visit to Hamilton. i i t , : Louis
r� o,
Mr. and • Mrs. A. Haines and family 1.1.S,A., afterspending 'ilio past o.
visited at Fordyce on Sunday last. of weeks with her brther, rs, E couple
Glad to hear that Airs. Haines sr.,gg e-
who happened with; an accident by stone,
falling off a chair is at present :. ,. •
ving as wen, as can bei loolccd JUL. Hetes encouragement for weary
Mr, Frank O'Calla -.Iran attended' gardeners: A Kansas University pro
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Toronto Fx, and. visiting relatives last esso:t says t oat the key to perpetual
, youth lives in the use of the muscles.
MAPLE GROVE
Mr, and Mrs. John M .Gee of God-
erich, Mr: and Mrs. Thos. Cools and
baby Rae of Lucknow; and Miss Dol-
ly Cook of Dungannon, spent Sunday
at Petr Cook's,
Mr, and Mrs. Mark Gardner visited
at Wre, T3ell's of Paramount on Sun-
day last,
No service at Zioti On Sunday on:
aecount}'of anniversary serviceg at'
Hackett's church.
Mrs. Baker of Paisley, visited at
Wesley Ritchie's on Si irday last,
We are sorry to rep rt the accident
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of 1, clic Cook. ' tt• '
Cook, �9T front
of grain,breaking his collar bone..
Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Niton and Mr,
and Mrs, Charlie Ritchie of Zion, vis-
ited with their sort, Wct,51 y J.Ritcstrew of
the Grove on Sunday,
NOTXCE TO CONTRACTORS
The municipal councilof the Town-
ship of Morris, is asking for tenders
for excavating: a space at the north-
end of Stone school bridge, suitable
for a culvert, at least, to feet wide in-
side, Also tenders for culvert for the
same, either a cedar culvert or a ce-
ment culvert.
e-ment_culvert. Also tenders for rais,
ing and •gravelling; the road, , immed-
iately east of the bridge, at so much
per cubic yard, The tenders will be
opened and - considered at a special
meeting of the council to be held at
the Stone School bridge, at t p.
on Monday, Sept. I,5tli, 5924, Plaits
and specifications for either a cedar
or cctnent euivcrt may scanat the
clerk's residence or at the bridge at
time of meeting.
A. ii, Clerk
TWENTY YEARS AGO
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Clipping From Wingharn Papers A iaieeting of the fluroi Comity
coecrete
rept, zgo�• Fruit'Growers" Council yuan. held -an
the D znu'ttnent of Agracultuie office
John Wilson, V.S. lies treated lits on 'Wednesday, Sept. etel, "•1 hes was
ding and J. W,Sewers bar- the largest meeting of kits Association
o a fresh Boat of,paitrt, held so far. The main treed of taus -t
B. Elliott and Miss Grace incss was preparing price list for our `.
returned lionie from a fetiv
proposed Fair and to make arrange -
t with relatives in Brandon
itrents regarding details of the same,'
eji, Man.
Classes are being arranged fpr twenty
T. Currie has about complet-
ed
varieties of apples on plates, five' in
tt act of delivering the stone barrels and nine in boxes, along with
tattdatiotr of the new Post special exhibits in'baskets, flats and
ding;and people who know, hoops 'as virell as special exhibitsx front"
are the finest ever d'e- producers, wishing to make stn eshlliit:
Wingliam, Mr. Currie is Eight plate classes are put oe for
now ing on the contract of furl- bears.
nishing e gravel to be used hi the Arrangements are being • made to
ort on the piers of Zetland give as liberal prizes as possible,
pecial ex<jribkts Ire being ntit ori by
J. Fluety of, the Southarnta_ 'Several of the Spray Machinery Com-
. as well as • the Federal Fruit
Branch. The Woinen's Institute Br-
anch of the Ontario Department,. of
Agriculture is putting on a demon -
office buil
bet shop.to
Mrs. it
Greer' have
weeks visa
and 1-iar tar
Mr. W.
ed his cora
for the fa
Office buil
say the stones
liveac.cl in
ton llcacon, accompanied by Mrs,
Fluety and two sons have been spend-
ing a few days with) his parents, Mr,
and Mrs. Jas, Fluety:
Mr, and Mrs. John H, Powell De -
and stration in- home - canning of apples
children rettrrned to their home in De etc.. Arrangements are being niacle, a4ty
troit •otr Tuesday, after spending the close of the Show, which'will be
Month with Mr. 1?owell's mother and held on November 5th., to have the
sister and other relatives in Turnberry, apples sold by auction.
Mr, C. G. Maguire, real estate agent
has made the sale of two town proper-
ties this week. Mr W. F. Broken-
shire's brick cottage on the corner of
Frances and Victoria street has 'been
sold to Mr. Rich. Anderson at $I2oo.
Mrs. S. M, Hastings' house on Victor-
ia Street has been sold to Mr, Fred
Stricker at 075.. Through J. A. Mor-
ton, Mr. G. C. Hanna has purchased
the house and lot of the Norris estate,
corner of Slither and Patrick streets,
and W. D. Pringlehas purchased the
Varney property on Leopold street.
Through Mr. Cosens, Mr. Ezra Hart
has purchased - Mrs. R. Walker's house
and lot on Catherine Street, at the rear
of the. School house. .
Onef Wingham's pioneer residents BLUEVALE
passed away on Saturday last, in his
83rd.' year. Mr. Holmes has,been con- Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Coultes of Lis -
fined to his bed for some weeks, the towel, spent Sunday with , relatives
cause of death being a gradual break- here.
ing up of the system..: He was one of Mr. and 'Mrs. J. W. King left on
the best known hien in this section of Monday for a. trip out West,:
Huron County+ and cache here litany Mr. R, Johnston shipped ;a carload
years ago froth Toronto and for over of hogs on 'Saturday, price $p,so.
thirty-five years had: been a resident Anniversary eeevices will be held. in
of Witgharn, and during that time had Methodist chttrcli, next Sunday, Sept.
been engaged in the financial business. I4.th, When Rev. Mr. Clark'' of Buss
Mr. Thos- Field and his sister, .Miss els will preach at It a. ni, :and 7,3o
Rose Field, wlio are ill with typhoid p. iii.
fever have been very sick during the Mrs, R. Hockeridge is visiting
past week, and up to the time of going friends at London this week:
to press there is no change in their
condition. Mr, and Mrs. D. W. All The difference between the Optimist
emby and Mr. John Wells, who are And Pessimist is droll,
also ill with fever are. doing nicely; The Optimist the doughtnut sees,
and it no other trouble sets in are in a The Pessimist the hole.
fair way to recovery. Mr. Robert
Groves and Mr. Iven Johnston have FORDYC..E
been on the sick list for some days,
Mr, and Mrs. Charles Doffs of Da -
YOUR PAPER•mascus visited relatives and friends
att Fordyce, Dungannon. and Goderich
• Our ,lists were corrected up to date for a few days last week.
recently. Your yellow label will de- Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Champion and
note to yon the month and year in son. John, spent Sirnciay at Lake Hur-
which your subscription expired.. For on, near Kincardine.
instance, if your label reads July 23, ` Mr„ C. F. Martin has purchased a
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you. owe from July the 1,et.,-19_3. The new Rumby tractor for use on the
rxionth and the year -of expiration are farm -and Hay Press.
noted. In neiespaperdoni, you are Mrs. Groomer and children who
supposed to: pay in advance, so if you . have been, visiting here for some tune
are in arrears even one month, we Chas returned home. to Toronto,
expect you to pay iiia If those in at- Glad to hear that. Gregg Shields,
rears for some time knew the narrow who was a little under the weather,.
mai;g-in on newspaperwork, they is ,improving. nicely;
not be so lie le tful nutty
would g c A.Y
ber of these navies will be cut off our
Altogether an excellent program :is
being prepared and'the Fruit Growers'
Council is asking all producers of
fruit in the County of Huron to look
over their orchards and 'save the best'
fruit' of the various varieties for this
exhibition. Huron County has won-
derfull possibilities as a fruit growing!
section and this is one of the first steps
being` taken in an organized attempt
to bring this . industry back to what
it should be, The Council are ask-
ing for
skingfor the hearty co-operation of ev-
eryone to mage this event a`successful
Fair, We will have something of in-
terest for everyone, who can possibly
attend whether they be from town or
country,
°Sbr'ta ill t ��(ii j; t.
list very shortly. Thti, great bulk -of.
Our subscribers are pronzp-t, and these
we appreciate. Notwithstanding the
hard times, our list each time we re-
vise'
it shoes- considerable gro th, de-
spite
the fact that we have made no
effort whatever to' increase our sub
script:ions. We take this as evidence
that the paper is being appreciated,
and for -this we are thankful.
BELGRAVE
The Women's Institute will meet at
the home of Mrs. Charles Procter, on
Tuesday, Sept.,; i6tlr at two o'clock p.
iii, Mrs. Michie will give a paper, on
"Is the Home Shirking Its Respon-
sibilities." Roll call, sing or 'pay fine
'scents. ; ,Music by Mrs. J. Clegg.
Mrs. Charles' Procter, has returned
from • visiting her son, Clayton„,, at
Fort Frances.
Cat Mothers Pups
The cat is commonly looked on as
a cold-blooded creature with little af-
fection in his make-up save for those
providing material "comfort" for it,
but it seems that, like .many other
such beliefs, it is "greatly etiagger-
ated,"" At least a cat, which claims
the ElzeksHouso,:Mitchell as toe
,
as doing het bese to; prove the con-
trary.
''Sh,e "has adopted two Boston
bull Pips, .whose mother died, when
they were less than a week old, and
istrying to bring ,diem up as best
she can, Not only that but .she, ob-
viously is quite proud of her "ad-
opted children" and gives thein much
more attention than her own kittens,
New Traffic -Regulations
Rules of the road—Tokio
This is not a joke; it appears just.
as it is in Japan's largest: police. Stat
ion:---;
t At the rise of the hand of police-
man stop rapidly.
2 Do not -pass policeman; or other-
wise disrespect hint, •
3 When a passenger on the foot
hove in' sight, tootle hotel;: trumpet
at hint, melodiously, at f1rst;: but if he
'still obstacles your passage, tootle
hint with it<igor, and express by word
of mouth the warning 'Hi, hi'.
4:Beware of the wandering horse,
that,he shall not take fright as you
pass Rini by; do not explode an: ex-
hatrst blow at' hint, Go soothiegl.
.y
5 Give big° space. to restive deg that
shal.l,sport in the roadway.
6 Avoid entanglements of the dog
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with the wheel spokes,
7 Go soothingly on the grease rota,
as here arks skid den;otr,
8.l?ress the brake of the foot as you
rali around the corner, to save col-
aspe and tie -up" --Springfield .hepub-
Thurslay, -'September
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Schoolchoo Shoes
n Demand
We have in stock several exceptionally good lines of
"School Shoes" for Girls and Boys -Shoes
in fact that can be depended upon
absolutely for good wear.
The lines we recommend in particular are made of
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good Box Kip, Leather, double toes, good soles
and heels, no shoddy or pancake in any
part—Shoes in fact that can be de-
pended upon" to wear well in' •
every instance.
Wehave lines just as described, made , especially for
our trade and now in stock.
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Glad.. to hear that ivIr. John and 11Miss Grace Wightman visaed for
Ldella Rintoul who have not been well" . the.past two weeks with her aunt, Mrs.
of late are improving. „
EAST WAWANOSH
Mr, . and Mrs. Win. Robinson, spent
a few days last ,,week attending To-
ronto Fair.
Miss Ethel Dreahman, spent the
week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Elisha
Walker-.
1 Misses, Verna and Hazel Irwin
'started back to Business College in
Wingham, on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb. Shield and
children of Bluevale, spent Sunday
(with Mr. and Mrs. Robert"Shieli.
I Miss Lizzie Young spent a few clays
'last week with her pal -eats, at Grand
1 Bend.
Mrs. Wm. Rome, of Teeswater.
Mr. and. Mrs. S. C. Hutchison and
son Garfield, from Cavan, spent a few
days last week at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Chas, Campbell.
Mr, and Mrs. Robt. Gibson and Mr.
and Mrs, Will Gillespie and children
Of Galt,spent the week -end at the
home of the former's.sister, Mrs..Win.
Robinson, tie
Mr. and Mrs. 'rhos. Taylor and e't
mother, Mrs. Jas, M•ggrrison and Mi
and Nis, Smith of GI"enannan, left on
Wednesday to visit relatives in the
West.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Taylor are
spending a month/ in Winnipeg and
other points in the West.
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Northway Garments o f exclusive
design, tailored from the new cloths
as Marvella, . Teddy Bear Cloth,
Bolivia,Cut Duvetyn, Cameline,
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Velour, Fancy Tweeds,Etc.
Fur trimmed Coats and Self Trimmed Coats in the
new Fall shades, as 'African/Brown, Biege, Black,
Sand, Grey mixtures. :: Prices range from... .: ,
$17.50 to 85.00
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.Fall Dress Goods, Fall'Silks, Fall W�oYlens iosierY , Gloves, oves Underwear,
Linoleums, Cong oleu cn;s, Window Shades.
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and regularly arly priced
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