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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1924-10-23, Page 1P. Single Copies, Five Cents. ONT., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23rd, 1924 Prices Down In llien'a Wear , 'tore at Isards during alterationsasee advt. on Page 4 Narrowly Escape Electrocution W. A. K-rainer, Richard Hotten and ohn McNabb, electricians, had a nar- row escape from death by electroctia tion on Saturday -when, as \they were 'engaged in making alterations on the electric light wires in Mildmay, the -poaver W2S unexpectedly switched on, 41,..,1 three Merl. Sufferqd a severe elec- n:aal shod:, but fortunately'the pow- ' WaS turned off again almost in- stantaneously, which resulted in sair- ing the lives of the men. EVERYBODY'S COLUMN AUCTION SALE—Stock and 'mole- , meats . at .Lot •.13s14 eoncession 1, Kinloss, adjoining 'Whitechureh, on I-Iniclay, October 24, 1924. See bills, Walter Lott, prop.,. john Purvis Auct. BULT:S FOR SALE—Hyacinths, six c0101-.9, Daffodils arid. SacretaLillies, Adams., CHEAP FOR Q'dICK SALE—Pure bredCanaries, Tyrolean 'Warblers aad -1-1artz-rootintain, All . goad. singers. Apply to Mrs.' W. E• 13rawley. OR SALE --Imported Clydesdale Stallion, foaled in 1909, importedby Bros. Scotland's- Premier 'sforse "Promoter" color coal black', This horse was kept by Graham. Bros. for a timu as their breeding 'horse. Sure foal getter arid sire of -the winners. Also brown mare foaled in 1909 "Polly Ann" by up Co time Grand Sire "Baron's Pride', supposed to be in foal to the above named sire "Promoter"., Also black ,Stallion foal byabove named she au(' clam. These animals will be, sold at a bargains either for cash or time'as the owner is leaving for the city..Ownecl at Lots 5 and 6Green- ock Township,. one half mile east of • Kinloss village on provincial high- way. S.McComb , Route 2, Holy - rood. • ' • FOR SALE -'-A number of Barred, Rock pull'ettsalaying strain. Apply to W. R. Gallaher, Bluevale. Wroxeter Phone 604. oFOR S'ALE—A large ,sized Quebec Heater, Apply to Mrs. R. Beattie, ',John St. 'R; SALE—One • Western Oak Heater, price $'5.00. Apply J.' II.' McKay, Restaurant. . FOR, SALE -LAT number of "good, singer canaries alic hens at reason- able priceS.. Apply to Mrs, Ea. • Sotheran, Box 92; .FOR SAL.1.7.—A snap, Creelnian Knit- ting Machine, practically new, 3 cyl- inders, will knit frOni finest to the coarsest of yarns. Owner will de- monstrate to parties interested, Ap- ply to Advance -Times. OR SALE --Pure bred single Comb white leghorn pulletts -bred to lay Apply' to David Patton, Bluevale. FOR QUICK. SALE—Two up to date touring cars taken in on Se- 'dana last week. In splendid con - &tidal and priced right at Craw - ford's Garage. ,OUSE TO RENT—Seven room brick -veneer house, hardwood floors all conveniences, garage and good lot. Apply' for turther particulars to The Advance. NOTICE --Parties having erearn cans belonging. to NV -Mahan -1 Cre'amery- ,with which they are not delivering iereain to ns, must retura same to the Crearnery, after this notice. (Signed), United Farmers , Co., Operative Co., Ltd., PURE TIRED STOCK SAIIE—Great Decluclion Auction Sale of G. 13. Armstrongls famous herd of 24 Scotch Shorthorns, Jo females and 5 males, headed by New Year's Gift, a first prize winner at ,Toron- to. Ottawa and London and on the Western Circuit, 4 inaported,Clydes- dales; so registered Leicesters, 18 ewes and 12 ranis. At Bowhill, Farm, I..ot 3, Con. 9, Culross, on. Tuesday, Oct. 28, at i o'clock. joint Parvis, auctioneer. , PERSONALS Wo J. 131:Wee and son, Harold, motored to London last week, Miss Brewer, milliner with IVIiss Rush, is visiting friends in De- troit. Mrs. L. C. Young and son Billie, swpceelite. a fr da3rs In Toronto last ,IVIrs. Win. Robertson, visited a fevv days with her sister, Misa 1)ocids, of Blerth. Miss GWendolya Snell of the WeS- tern ..Uaiversity, London, Spent the weeksendat her hoire here. • ..Mrs.' GeOrge ervit 'and children„ visited the• ayeek,--end with her cousin, Mrs,' Georgejolinstono of Blyth. MARRIED $0 YEARS AGO gr. and Mrs.:: L E. Farrend, Resi, dents of Sullivan, B. C., Celebrate Their Golden Wedding Commemorating fifty years of hap- py wedded life, 11/11`," and Mrs, 1. E. Farrend, well known residents of Sul- livan, celebrated the golden anniver- sary of their marriage at their honie on the Johnston road on Tuesday ev- ening. The guests, who numbered about fifty intimate friends and rela- tives of Mr. and Mrs. Farrend, first sat down to a sumptuous dinner which ,was served late in the after- noon. Gracing the centre of one of the tables was a magnificient wedding cake which, together „with the decora- Mr, and mrs, caav E, weeks tions, gave an; appropriate appearance (Bessie Kennedy) and baby Frances to the rooms, Following the dinner, Clare, visited friends'in town on Tftes- a socia14ime anC1 dancing Were indulg- ed in until a late llonr, the music • or • Mr. and Mrs. Hudson of Jamacia the dancing being supplied by Mrs. are visiting friends in liforris, at Mr. R. McMarray. and Mr. Richard Proc- Mrs,.Elizabeth Pocock, left on Sat- urday to spend a month with her Ea - W. 'I. 1-lolmes and Mrs. Mercer, Vancouver, Mrs.' J. J. VVilson, Miss Helen Day and Messrs. T. Day and G: Farrend. Testifying, tO the high esteem 'in -which'Mr. "and 1/1rs. Farrend are held LOCAL AND GENERAL ITEMS On Saturday, Dec. 6th,, the Victory Mission Circle of the Methodist Charcli, will hold a sale of work, and serve afternoon tea in the Coun'cil Chamber. .,For a really efficient Canadian made Radio, Outfit operating with dry cells at a price anyone can afford to pay call up Crawford's Garage for a de- rnonstratibn right in your own home if you wish. New Well Paper -- A.,large ship- ment has arrived at Mitchell's Drug Store. Patterns all new. We invite compa,rison wiflon' city prices and quality. Our store is now headquar- ters for Wall papers, Mitchell's Drug Store. Hannao& Co. Ltd., are offering great reductions at their Annual Fall Sale which commences on 'Satin -day morning, October 25 and .contirmes for two weeks, Read the many bar- gains on `their large bills being sent out from the printing office this week. . . . Anniversary Services will be Con- ducted at Calvin Church, East Wa- vvanosh by Rev. A. L. 13tidge of Ha- milton on Sabbath,.Nov. 20c1., services milY arid sisters, in Toronto and.13url- a large number of lovely gifts were will be at It a. m. and 7 p. m. On ington. - -. showered upon them by their friends the following Monday evening Mr. Mr, and Mrs. Oliver , Thompson and relatives. One of the guests. of Budge will give his lecture "The and family, accompanied by Miss .Rev, Ves- the evening, . F. Swan, f°r.1r.ier,17 Huron Old Boys" special music by ta Fox, spent over the week -end in of Bluevale Ontario, who officiated Sti'atfoicl. Mrs. J. W. ' McKibbon and little at the wedding.of two of Mr. and,Mrs Farrend'a daughterS in the East, and Who has, been a life long- friend of the, .0ther'griestsaiacludecl Mr; and Mrs. 5. J. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. the:choir: Program.beginning at 8 p, rn. A silver collection at the door. The following Masons of VVinghain daughter, Mary Elizabeth, visited for motored to Clinton on Fiiday night: a few days with friends in Tot -onto. Messrs. H. F, McGee, Oliver Thoinp- last week. ' A son, Stan, Halliday, J. L., Stewart Win. o n ton n MrS. M. Stewiirt has returned to JhS , Mr' a- a sn's• I. / Iatosh Mr and Mrs Mercer /VIr and .„.,., . . of Huron !strict, with her cousin, Mrs. Again Johnston, ', ' ' ' Victoria, St. • Mrs. `I. McIntosh, Mr. and' Mr's. T. "1,0:t..S.. The occasion was,,the offic.ial D. D. G, M. of South Hu - W. I-Iolines, Mr. and Mrs. Shelly, visit of the Mrs. C. C. Cannon of Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs, Shaver, Mr. Rowntree. ron, viz: A. E. Aberhardt of Seaforth. Ohio, js visiting at the .home of her miSa An Holmes, mr, and Mrs. G. Clinton brethren royally entertained the visitors. , parents, Mrs, and IVErs, Thosa,Forbes, loarrend, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Cook, ey Mrs Hall Mr. and MrS. R Mos Alex. Reid, 3-• 0 H -1 ) 'd H j . . a oi re an • H. . Tofonto, after spendiag the summer , • jobb,D. D. GM ''' D. :Diagonal Road. : Mr: and Mrs. Oleson, IVIrs.-T. Day, The Advance-Tirnes will have their, Miss Johnson of Hensall has', res„ IVIiss Day and Mr, E. Tonikinson. excellent new alines ,of Christmas turned home after visiting M. and Both Mr. and Mrs- Farrend are Greetings Cards and. Papetries on dis- Mrs. Jas. Nicholson, Diagonal, Road, pioneer residents of Ontario," the for- play in a few days. You can select Miss Johnson also attended the Dean- iner having been born at West Win- your choice, have any verse or initial cry,' which met here last week.. - Chester in the county of Dundas, near printed on the stock and all complete Mr. and` Mrs. 'Jas. 'Cassels of Flint, the city of Ottawa,. on March 8, 185o, for a very little more tha.n you can Mich., Mr'. and Mrs: - RObt? Cassels Mr. Farrend was born in Turnberry buy thein, unprinted for. The saving and'son, of. Rochester, Mich.,`arid Mr. township in the county of Huron on from what you would have to pay for nSunday at Mr. Thos. Cassels, s end moved with his parents'ato what books is often 50 per cent. ad Mr.s. Tas..Colley of Morris, spent February, 2,2, 18,56. In. 186T Mr. Fars- these cards if ordered from §amPle was known as the Queen's Bush at 'a. Miss 1V1yrtle $hackleton spent last ' - Newbridge in the Township of How- The Coming Eclipse week.' in Aihfield and attended. the . 1.-" h his father became engaged . re -union of pupils and teachers •at S. ick, e in tne milling business. In -f83 Mr. •t Otiti- readers willbemore or less in - S. No. 9, on the occasion OL openirigterested in. the total .ectinse n.f the" itahsetnew. school building onaFriclay'larrencil• again moved, this time ' t° iBlueva e, also in Huron county, ' sun which is: -o. be visible in this dis- -. : / - On October 7, ,i874, he married trict. This eclipse is timed to take Mi'a arid Mrs. 13. H. miner motored IVIISs Margaret M. Holmes, daughter place between 9,o5 and 9.06 on. 'the up from Toronto and spent the.m .week-'ief r: add Mrs: N.. Holmes, who morning of January 4, 1925, and it end with Mrs. A./filler's. parents, Antos, 'were also early settlers of Ontario. will last, for about a minute and a and .Mrs. Robt. Breen of TurnberrY, , They were married .in 'Listowel,af- half. . At the instant of totality, St. awd with her sister, 'Mrs. R• G. Gan- 'ter 'drivingtwenty-two miles in a Marys and district will be immediate- rle4, °Is WinghatrI. . . ' irough wagon over. roads . which SA CTC 13' Plunged -into total darkness, just Mrs. Geo,- j. Gregory ha's returned far from the condition of most rur- as -if night had suddenly come. -As to her home in Win,thorst, Sask,, ,af- al thoittglafares today.- , aoorP as the moon has passed over ter spending the:summer at the hoinel Mr. arid: Mrs:' Farrend resided, at and the time of totality has*Pbeen of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ma-oBluevale, where Mr. Farrend Opel's completed, ,daylight will come back son, Mrs.; Mason' accompanied her a.ted a saw mill, until 1908, when they just as instantmeously. If the sky as far as Toro'nto. . !obeyed the call of the West and. with is clear on that day, the people of this IL\fr. 'and . Mrs Rod Johnston 'of their family ,movecl\ol Swift Current, district will have the opportunity of Goderich,.motored. up on'Sunday and , Saskatchewan, where they homestead- witnessing a sight which has not spent the week -end with relatives, ed on a quarter section of: prairie been visible in this district for five Mrs. A.' G. McDonald, returned with land. Later additional property ,Was hundred, years, and will not be vs them she having spent a montlr with, obtained and in 1921 when they decid- ible again for five hundred more her sister, Mrs. Andrew McDougall. 'ed to come farther west to British years. .. . . al Columbia, , warns. Mr. Farrend was in poss- Do: , and Mrs. MaddockKingsville, Girl Married At Home n erton spent Sunday at'the homes cf ession of a complete section. Dr. Fox and. Mr. Wm, Dore. Mr & l' About three years ago they came A. quiet biit very- pretty .Autumn Maddock is a neice of Mrs. Dore and to. the Fraser Valley and purchased wedding took place on Tuesday, Oct. a, quarter section of land on the rath at 'Bona Vista Place" the beauti- it Inas her sister, Mrs. ,KaY, who was' 'Johnston road half ,o, mile north of ful home of Mr. and Mrs. Wrn. Max_ shot in Kincardine a Year or niore ago. , , . ; Sullivan, on which they still reside. well, *hen their only daughter, jeal , i • , `..The pioneering spirit is still quite S., was united in marria'ge 10 'Mr. Mr Wm. Grifferi, wife and familY dominant in Mr. Farrend, who de- Cdrydon G. Fagan ,of Kingsville. Rev. of Ingersollamotored-up Friday after- spite his advanced years has been en,- J. W. Hibbert officiating. Only im- noon and spent the week -end with gaged constantly , since he moved to mediate. relaiiv,e.a .and friends were, her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Andrew the district in clearing his land of the present. - -McDougall, Lower Wingliam. Mas- stumps of the huge trees that years The charming bride who'n.vas given ter Wallace Griffen returned home before fell to the lumberman's axe. aWay by her father Was gowned. in with them after spending six weelcs , , l• Four children blessed the union, all. white georgette 'and Rose Point lace,, with liis grandparents: of whom are ,still.liviag: They 'are: over white satin. She wore her rnotha Mrs. S. Pike, Pacific Highway, Surr- er's wedding Veil, which was pre„taily roY;. Mrs. James VSlood.rovv and Ro- draped and ornamented with, orange bert 3. Fart -end, both of- whom are blossoms,and bandeau of pearls. She living on the Prairie, and Chas. Cr. carried 'a bouquet of, Ophelia roses Farrend, who resides on property ad- and maiden hair ferna. The matron iacent to his father's holding,—New of honor. was Mrs. James Saunders Westnainster Gazette". ' of VV'indsor; sister' of the grown, who Many old friends in "I-lowick and wore a dainty costume of white bar. TurnberrY, have .fond recollections of onet Satin and ,carried pinka roses. happy moments spent with this es- The rooms were tastefully deWorated teemed old cottple. with a profusion of autumn flowers. After the ceremony a reception was held. Mr. and Mrs. Fagan are two of Kingsville most .estimable young peo- ple and hosts of friends extend con- gratulations. After a daintily served limcheon the happy couple left amid showers of confetti for London and eastern points on a short honeymoon, the bride travelling in a smart tailor- ed suit of English worsted and Fox RA1)10 FANS L 0 QIO—I-lo m c liar g for quick sale, 6o CyclC. Apply at, once to 12.eid's Garage. SAMACO ART—Hand painting done on crepe, silk, cotton, e theiette and parclutent. Phone ;220. • 'WANTED—Permanent position at general houSework. town preferred. Apply I3ox 1),, Advance. 01OK BY THE, DAY OR WASH - rigs wanted. Apply to Mrs. Wm, McNeviii Victoria St YOUNG MEN—This is yoar chainze to purchase something real good in inilkirig Shorthorn' Cows: These cows are bred to a Son Of the Seni- or Goand Champion Bull, Robin Signet, 135244 in tile Dual purpose class, at the Canadian National Ex- hibition 1924, antl are duo to fresh. - ell in Dee, and jan. The, lierd IS entirely free from any contagioti .disease. Let tile. $1:10,r yoti their R. O. P. records. Priced' td sell. James Do‘v, R, Lucknow, 6 5 , BULBS , FOR SALE--Hyacmtbs, siy colors, Daffoclits tPd Saeret tillies, A. C. Adanis, Paned Away At Brussels An old and highly esteemed resi- dent of Brussels passed to the Great -.Beyond on Tuesda,y morning in the person of Mrs. Thos. Lott. She was in her 88th year. Mr. Levi Lott and 'MT, Geo. Lott of Wingham and Mr. Walter Lott of Whitechurch are sons of the .deceased, also five dattgliters, Mrs. Wm. Miller of Brussels, 'Richard PalinO, Wroxeter, Mrs. Charles 'McKay, Brussels, Mrs. 1)av- id Farrier, St. 'Helens, and Miss Mary at home:, Interment -will be held in Brussels Cemetery where her husband -This is Prof. Kenneth Well.s of In- has been sleeping for `about eight dianapolis,'whowit h his wifd is to as- 3'e111's, s'st'the Rev. C. Et, Cragg in a series Of special serviceS. Don't fail to hear Powell—Jenktins Nuptials him. sblentied at the Ivrethodist pa.rsona,ge, Lions Entertain Lionesses The Friday evening dialler of the' Lions laelcl in the Brunswielc Cafe was well attended. The ladies were guests of the Lions and in all over sixty par- took: of a aiimptuous • fowl dinner. Chief Lion j, W, Hanna condtteted the' basiaess part of the anceting and Lion faes, C. Young ably took upon himself the duties of oodfelloWahip. ChziirmM an. r, Gordon Buchanan, Misses fiazel Bran,cloin'Bessie Abell aad. Sarah McLean assialed with "the programme. .After leaving fg the ainit, hall the lions arid their gaests eajoyed an evening at progressive euchre ha Ilie Club Rooms. • A very pretty but quiet.wedding was. Wing lam, on Wednesday, October 22, When Edith Catherine, only daughter of 'Mrs, and the late Ed.l,varcl Jenkins of Turnberry, becarno the bride of Ito - Vert A, Powell, youngest son of Mr. T. K. Powell of Turnberry. Rev. C. E. Cragg offitiated. The bride looked Icharming in a gowil of taupe coloured Iduchess satin and carried a corsage 'baguet of sWeetheart roses and mai(1- leri hair fern. The11091')'co1I9le left 'on the afternoon train for 1.'orotato arid Palls. On their return they 'will reside son the groom's farm in Turnberinr, This highly eateern 3d 'younar couple have the beat wishes of ta host, of friends. Mr, and Mrs. Fagan, will ,be at 1101 10 to their friends after Nov. 25t1., at their home, Pearl St. West. Those attending from ,a distance were: Mrs. Alex. Moffatt, Bluevale; Mr. 'and Mrs. James Brydone, Miiver- 1011; Mr. and Mrs. jambs Saunders and little daughter, WindSor; Mr. Lester Saunders, Windsor; Mr. and Mrs. Robt. liosiiian. Leamington; Miss Leila Begley, Leamington. 'The bride will be remernbered by inany as she all Public School in Bluevale and High School in Wing - ham, her old home being on the Blue - vale Road,, -- Stihacriptio Se.oe JUBILEE SERVICES SIxtY Years ago' Methodism opened tip preaching services Lower V,Virig- ham and the first church built on 1110 St Stf, WaS commenced ao years ago. Next Sunday will open the Diamond hibilee Services' in connection with the congregatiori. The day will open with a Prayer and Praise Service at io a. ros At 11 a. the Rev. G. C. GiffOrd B. A. of Lucan son of the late Rev. Dr. GiffOrd, at one time tiistor of the church, preach; While Mrs. (Rev.) W. A Finlay will sing the same solo She saug at the o g penin services of the church Just or to day." • • 2.30 p. in. --Sunday School Session. The Rev. A. E.OV, Thompson, M. A, 13. D., of London wtil give a short address. 7 ,p. m.--h'vening services, special Preacher the Rev. A. E.' M. 'Thomson of London, Mr. Thomson at one time lived at Zetland and attended High School in Wingham, and- was a member Qf the Methodist Church and Sunday School. Mrs. W. A. Fin -- lay will again render a solo. The mu- sic for the clay will be in charge of MT. Christie and his choir of 35 voi- ces. NOTICE Court of Revision The Court or Revisioa for the As- sessnicut Roll for the year 1925 will sit in tile Town Halj, on Thm-sday evening, November 6th., 192.4. at • 8 o'cloelc, All persons interested are rerntested to govern theMsqlves ac- tor(lingly. Dated tills oid day of Octol)er, A, D., W. A. Galbraith, Town Clerk. Mrs. Kenneth Wells who with her husband is assisting. the Rev. Ms. Cragg in special services. The selec- tions rendered by this Godly couple are sure to reach the -hearts and the consciences of all the hearers. The public cordially invited. Monday 27th—A Fowl Supper will be served. 'Supper to commence about 6 p. m., earlier if the people are there. Following the supper a spec- ial ' programme will be rendered, greetings' are expected from the -local pastors. Special music by Prof. and Mrs. Kenneth Wells of Indianapolis. Also. a leetureaby Rev. Duncan MC- Tavish, "The Laggage of Life". Ad- mission, Adults soc, Children 250. Commencing on Tuesday, Oct. 28th and continuing until Nov. gth, special series of services will be held in the Church in charge of the Pastor. The music will be in charge of Prof. and Mrs. Wells, of Indianapolis. Both .Mr. and Mrs. Wells are very sweetsingers and have a great gift of ingratiating themselves- into the hearts of their hearers. By the end of one week they packed the Victoria St. Methodist Church. 'We are look- ing ferward with great expectency to their coming. During the first -week, the special speaker will be the Rem). J.. Hedley M. A. p. D. of Gode- rich. The second week the Rev: W. E. Millson of London is expticted to be ,present and assist Let us unit in making all these services a great SUC- CESS, • A Four Pound Murphy fa ' ' jule01111111113111011113111111 5r:474'.g'e • 0 -Narcissus 111101110,1111011141W1.01, ul We have, just received a shipment of II Bowl, Narcissus Bulbs and Moss all ready 'to I oo up to „ Bulb Bowls start. .00 SOMET1-1ING DIFFERENT FOR YOUR OWN HOME 151 IDEAL GIFT. , I'm sending you a rnerry thought And still a merrier smile, a They're tiny things, but just such thing As make our lives worth while. Our Every Day Cut Prices Save You Money c Drug re 14 co plete•, OR A34 Winethitirt. Ont. s .4-111113132111E111 111011 mr- 111M111M11151111 111011151111110111121111Igillst 11 111211E111%111,111II 1101111-12: Twenty Five Dollars The New Home and Ideal Sewing soCn,oiratitrca ulaittw ilons-titohthe w. llirAlex.inigbilaalotri-x Machines are firs -t class in every way elfec and fully warranted besides being sold 'Utiiities Commission, who was Inar- at a saving of from fifteen to twenty trieclNiaists LNeuclicuegal ilowEnonttVd,Tecldatt nesclialtyrfiaost , five dollars, on each machine. Sold o stairs over the Advance Times Oufp- 1 /./Marr.::r__(1 DMerrins' isf°/s\i-uEptIligallsand. by A.. W. Webster, The l'ailor, fice. Married At Lucknow Charles Elliott of the. Bluevale Brick yard is notgoing to Ict a little, thing like a three and three quarted pound potatoe from the patch. of Rohl:. Hetherington scare him « He walked manfully .into our sanstum, with a four Pound 'potatoe. . There appears to be about six good sized ptatoes growing together, Charlie tells us the 'horses got such a jar when the plaw 'hit this murphythat they almost fell back .on hirn The Partridge Season ' Howard Park Methodist Church St. Paul's A. Y. P. A... .-was the scene of a very pretty autumn • -vvedding 1\lyrtle, daughter of St Paul's A. Y. P. A. was re -or -I Mr. and. Mrs. Dennis of Goderich„ , ganized on Monday evenang .for the ,becanie the bite 'of Mr corning., .Notniart season when the following Harper, son of " n and Mrs. 'William officers were elected: Harper, Roncesvalles avenue. Dr. ° Patron—Rev. I -I. W. Snell. -- T. c. Scott officiated. The bride, Hon. Pres.—H. J. Jobb. N Pres.—Miss Doris Fells. i\,1.1r-iGIVeaOstgegiNDreePII:ilAS:aYlooked b3rhet.liaarllinnicilacgi' s 11. o j, 's Secretary—Miss Dora Latincly. in a gown of blue g-eorgette with hat Treasurer—Miss Margaret Snell. to match of blue and silver. She Membership Sec.— Miss Velma wore a grey fox fur and carried a Johnston. beautiful shower bouquet of white A contest to secure new members roseslily of the valley and baby was arranged with Miss M, Fleuty,ibreath. Her bridesmaid, Miss Hilda , , Captain of the Reds and Miss Dora AlcKenna, looked sweet in a gown of LaundyCaptain of the Bluesthe.los- Powder blue crepe, with hat to matchu. ung side to give the Annual Banquet.' She wore a mink fur and carried pink It was decided to meet on the first Iroses and baby's breath. Mr. Frank and third Monday of the month and. tWilliamson was best man. The wed the next mfb eeting ebe held on No- i ding march was played by Mr. E., vember 3rd., will be a social evening White and during the signiag of the register Mrs, W. West sang "Be- cause." After a reception held at Mrs. Harper's, the happy couple left for a short trip. On their return they . will reside on Lynd avenue, ' Wingharn friends offer congratula- tions. when all the young people of the con- gregation are invited to be present. Box Social At Belgrave The social held at Belgrave on Fri- day evening last was nuich enjoyed by those who attended. The program included the following: Vocal selec- tions by Miss'..Vancamp, Mr • Gordon llll aa lllllll llll 1 l M11101111$011111 llllll Buchanan, and. Sergt. Major Islanna; BAPTI ST .0 RC HI vocal duet, Mrs. Wade and Miss Bell; whistling selections ,by Miss Deacon, instrumental selecticins, by Messrs. Bruce and Mrs: Bruce; Mr. John Bell and Miss Bell, also the Hawaiian Or- chestra of Lower Wingham; recita- tions by ,Miss M. Fleuty and W. T. Miller; very appropriate and inspiring addresses by the chairman, Mr. Geo. Spotton and Rev. Mr. Moorea. Mr. T. Bennett, the popular auctioneer sold the boxes. The proceeds amount= ed to, about $28.00. The entertain- ment -was given on. behalf of the Lo- yal ,True Blue and Orange Home'for Orphans. Hon. Chas, McCrea, Minister of Game and Fisheries, announces that, owing to reports received from vari- ous parts of the Province indicating that ruffed grouse commonly known as Partridge, are very scarce, it has been decided to reduce the open StI,S011 for the current year to eleven days. Re- gulations have accordingly been pass- ed making the open season from Oc- tober i5 to October' 25, both days in - elusive. A bag limit of ten per sea- son will still apply. Voting Places and D. R. O's The following have been appointed Deputy Retarning Of fiters for the coming electicm in Wingham and. the Vote will be'taken as follows: Polling. snb-division No. r, in Geo. T. Robertson's Gltrage, t. J. Patti- son, D. R. O. pla.ce NO, 2, itt W. li, L.)a- vidson.'s Implement Shop, GeO, Pat- terson, D. R. 0; Polling place No, s in. the Council Chamber of the town, hall, Allen M. Fralick, 1). R. 0, Polling Place No, .4 in G. L. Bidc- er's express office, Thos. Garrett, D." R, 0. Polling place No. 5, in A, 11c1I'S res- idence, jos. Guest, D. R. 0. Evening 'Subject (L-. -Resurrection 1 God's Word as to our future bodies. 1 Come and enjoy Gospel Singing and Testimonies. llllll 111111010111MIIIIII llllll 030:121tIlt111(11131111111111.1g' 11.0.•••• 411•161amMancalellerniOrtinelieD07.51111•111•01111;111;1., capaufflunannsomumeamoissamemer . We call the Faimers attention to our excellent Shoes, built purposely for Farin Wear.. Nothing in, them but good, solid lea- ther which. is fully water -proofed, Heavy, durable soles with uppers of best quality leather 111 131ack or Tan. Shoes at $3.00, 3.50, 4.00 to 5.00 WE OFFER 11011 THE BEST FARM sHOts AT ANY STATED PRICE. • PHONE 23. G THE' GOOD SI -I OE TO '