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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1924-10-30, Page 1li', iii 1,,; • Single Copies, 'live Cents. e11111111,1111,1111111 1111lde1,1/151 1111111111et 1(1111111111111,111111! NOTICE Voter's Lists, 1924, Municipality k Of Wingh en, County of Huron. Notice is hereby given that''1 have complied with ;section to, of The• , Voter's Lists Act attd e' that;I have posted'up;at my of- = rice at the Tow, Hall, ,Wingham E on the Lath day -of October 1924 the list of all ;.persons entitled to vote in'the said Municipality at Municipal Elections and that scala List remains there for in - E. spection. n- spection. And 1 hereby call .upon all. F. voters to take;. immediate pro- : ceedings' to have any errors or omissions corrected according E. t. la . _ If you have moved into Town during 1924 or changed your', residence from one ward to an - le other see that your name is pro- perly entered on the Voter's list or call up the Clerk's office. a. The last day.for entering coin plaints will. be Saturday Noveri- her• 8th. y Dated this ,8th day of Octo- _ C ber, A. D., 1924., ., ' W. A. Galbraith," Town Clerk of Winghain ,;v111Y11 f, 1 1 llitl,e ,11,1111[blll 01.11tlt tlllll 1 llll 11111 11. Alteration: Sale -Still going on at Tsard's, savings worthwhile on all lines• of merchandise. EVERYBODY'S 'COLUMN .A,UC'TION SALE --Choice Young Durham Cattle at the C P. R. stock -yards,,Wingliam, at 2 O'clock sharp, on Monday, Nov. 3rd. The follow- ing choice cattle, 20 head of Feeders •Steers, and Heifers, 4 'Springers, close to calving. D. E. MacDon- ald Prop John Purvis, Alette- CHEAP FOR QUICK SALE—Pure lered Canaries, Tyrolean Warblers and Ilartz-moulitain. All good singers. Appl3r to Mrs. W. E.. FOR SALE—Imported Clydesdale *Stallion, foaled in x909, ireported by Graham -I Bros. Scotland's Premier Horse "Promoter" color coal black. This horse was kept by Graham Bros. for a thne as their breeding horse. Sure foal getter and sire of the winners. Also hrown -"mare foaled in 1909 "Polly Ann' by up to tirlid Grand, Sire "Baron's Pride", supposed to be in foal to the above named eire "Promoter". Also black Stallion foal by above nemed sire .and dam. These animals will be sold at a'ba.rgain, either for cash or +time ae the owner ie leaving for the city. Owned at Lots 5 and 6 Green- ocic Township, one half mile east of Kinloss village on provincial high- way. S.MeComb , Route 2, Holy - _FOR SALE—Chevrolet Touring Car, in good condition. 'Apply to Alvin Groves at SteWart's Glove Works, FOR. SALE—Shropshires, a number of Strong,,Rain Lambs, also Shearl- Lor,desboro, phone 26-e5 Blyth. 'FOR SALE—Singer 'Canaries $5.50 each; also good organ will eell for $3o.00 M. Carrick, Whitechurch. FOR SALE—A number, of gOod singer. eanaries arid hens at reason- able prices. Apply to Mrs, ' Ed. -FOR SALE --4 York Brood Sows with litter at. foot. j. Potter, Low,. FOR SALE—Cheap steel tired bug- - gy in good condition. Apply to Mrs. Ben Smith Minnie St. TOR SALE—A quantity of good sol- id head cabbage, five to ten cents each,- ApPly te John Kerr, Lower FOR SALE--Shearling Oxford Rana; Fair, r924. A. Douglas, Bluevale, R. R e, Phone 'Weoxetee HOUSEWORK WANTED—Position at housework by capable girl. Miss Sarelt Hobson, eare. of Mrs, W, J. LOST---COngoleum Rug off load of Wingliam. . Finder kindly leave at 13antic .of Commerce. NOTICE—Parties having cream cans belonging 'to Winghero Creernery with which they are not delivering cream to us, must return SEL1110 10 the Crearnery, aft er this notice. (Signed), United Farmers Co,- OPerative Co., Ltd. OVERSTOCK AUCTION SALE -30 Head of Shorthorn thoroteghbred cattle at Lot 26, Coe, to, West VVa- -nranosh, on Friday, Nov. 71.11. See bilis, John Webster, Prop, John Purvis, Auct. RADIO FANS LOOK—I-Iomeharger for quick sale, do cycle, Apply at once to Reid.'s Getage. SEE, OUR. STOCK—,Of Quebec Cook Stoyes Heaters, your old stove taken ae part payment, Agent for, MeClary's atid other reliable makes, 'Thompson & Buchanan, WAW.CED TO RENT—A too .acre farm. drop a card to Bon. 20/, Wing - ham, or enquire et this office, PERSONALS Mr. Fred Manuel of Detroit, spent a few d .ys et his home here. Mr. R. H, Rumford of'Oi•illia, is on a visit, with has sister, Mrs, Manuel, Mrs, Ford Cruickshank and s UV l 1 14I 1f, ONTa', FIRE AT WIGIIAM Stable Behind Iiaugli's Shoe 'Sty Burned Fite of unitnoivri origin broke out in the stable behind Jas. Haugh,'s son, shoe store nn Tuesday alight about on Crepe,. Silk, Cotton:, Leatl erette, are visiting her parents in Mitchell. & T f d d b e THURSDAY, OCT0131:1;Ft 30th, 1924; .�•; ., Siibscriptio LOCAL AND GENERAL ITEMS RAD AUTO ACCIDENT Save 'money, 'stock up at IVIcKib-; bon's "one cent Sale this week; Dr. Harnbly vei11 be away frons his practise from Nov. 3rd ,till Nov, s8tln, Samaco flit—xdand painting • done :3a. he. ire had gaine consi era 1 . and Parchment. Phone 220, Mr. and Mrs. Tinos, Henderson and headwa ` before it was noticed and theHighest prices paid for all kinds of g Price, motered to London on Sunday, firemen are to be congratulated on the Live and Dressed Poultry. Get our Miss Aitcheson of London, spent splendid avoid( which they did in not prices ,before you sell, H. Brown & theeek-end with relatives ' i town, only Sons, Wingham. Phone 204., w in o ly saving a part of the fraxne'strue - tore but in keeping in the fire from Meeting of all members o the t11. Mr. Luther Ball of -St. Marys, re p g ,, • g .., ,, f 9 newed acquaintances in Wingliaiaa this spreading -to other adjacent buildings, Greys Horse, will beheld in the term- week. the firemen made record time and curies at 8 o'clock on Friday evening, Mrs. LTJ, ' , Mains Inas returned Will Lepard's truck looked like a Oct. eest.W, VanWyck, Major. J e real fire engine dashing up street and Tite var root ande from' visiting Iter sister iia Owen t the reelands w e o m s office of. the Sound, back with a ladders. Whyte Packing Co,, will close' at six From a short' distance the fire look -o'clock on.Saturday evenings ;.and ale ', Mrs. M. Gunn, and Mr. A. Fearon of ed 'very' large and threatening. The week during the fall and winter mon- Clinton, spent the week -end i M E. Aitchison. d Mrs; Wm, Pattison, John St. 'has Mr, Haugh for a hen house, Most of returned to lice home after visiting the hens were rescued. Mr. Garnet cwt. for ]Hogs, 35c to 40C per pound with friends in Detroit. Ba1ce' lir h' 1ias' m for choice clatrybutterand 2�ic and fie r s horse which. become �uclx d d f d a familiar i zi the Dominion 5 figure x, Mr. and Mrs, M. Nixon of Milton � ip grade; visited at the' home of Mr. and Mt's, press service for so many years way W. J. Howson on Sunday. so badly burned and suffocated iii its . Robert Doig's garage, in Corrie, was raided. several nights ago and one ZVIrs, W. Walsh of Detroit's eitt box stall before the nen could' get itg P out that it had to be shot to put it new tire and rim and other parts of tli'weelc end with her sister;, Mrs. H. .the car stolen. Officer' Phi en was Hinsclzffe and other friends, out of. its suffering.pP. with rs.., .building was owned by' Geo. Brophy ths. an; a part of the stable was, rented to Farmers are receiving $9.5o per, an per • dozen O eri n'1"ar'• � . i'T' - 4 p for eggs according there on Saturday looking after the p atter: Mrs. McKuuaon of 'Toronto sent SILVER, MEDAL: CONTEST m Sunday at: the. home of her parents; The Wingham Horticultural Socie- Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Howson. One of the most interesting and ty has arranged with Mr. J. M, Gra - ham to distributeiute their bulbs to mem- bers who are entitled to,feli premiums. Each niember`will receive 2 dozen tul- ips or their equivolent'in other bulbs. Mrs, F. G. Sperling of Toronto and profitable evening's that the W,C.T.TJ. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Leech of Detroit of Wingham, have held for some time are visiting Mrs. (Dr.) Stewart. was their Junior and Silver 'Medal. Miss Vera Robinson has returned to Contest, in the Presbyterian Church, her home in Brampton, visiting on Friday evening, October teth. with her aunt ,'Mrs Arthur Iaines. In order to deepen interest in the Mr. A. S. 'Radford, Whitechurch,. Temperance situation, seven contests will take in cecina every day. but Sat- were held among the boys -and girls utday, Commencing Monday 27th, of the public and high schools of the town. All contestants' reached a Mr. and, Mrs. Samuel Marshall and High . state of excellence and in many son Mervin, were Sunday visitors cases made it ,difficult for the judges at Mr. and Mrs. William Shoebo'ttona, to' decide. :Gast Wawanosh.Prizes: were awarded to the follow. Miss Annie (herr of Toronto, for-;iug; merly of Wingham,'spent a few days Junior Elocution—Kathleen Smith. at the home of her friend, Mrs, Alex Junior Vocal—Vera Finley. Porter, Centre St,' , Silver Medal Elocution (boys) Wil - Miss Myrtle McCallum of Milton, lie BrawIey. • was visiting for a few days with, her Silver Medal Elocution (girls) Yu- uncle, John McCalluan , and cousin, vonne McPherson. - Mrs- George Olver of town, Public 'School Essays—isa,, Ber- Mr. and Mrs. F. motored up tha McGee; 2, Floyd Carter; from London and spent over SundaY King - at the home of her parents, Mr. and High School Essays—ist, Ada Cor - Mrs. Albert Buttery, Scott St. bett; 2nd„ Stuart McKenzie; 3rd., Gertrude Anderson., Mrs. J. T. McCallum of -Milton, Mrs. Posters 1st., Olive Homuth; -2nd., (Dr.) Russell Hoffinao and son of Floyd Carter; 3rd., Alma Skelding. Toronto are visiting at the home of - their parents Mr. and -Mrs, Jo,len Kerte Mr. A. Posliff the popular principal f the Public School was the' chair- '. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. lVfoffat and scm+ man and acted in this capacity in a very efficient and happy manner. ie thanks of the members was ex - spend] ng a week with Mr+ and Mrs. pressed for the splendid interest R. J. Tindall. 'shown by the large attendance and to Mr. and Mrs. Will H. Shoebottoin the judges many of whom were froin accompanied by Mrs. Barker and son, 'out of town. motored from London and spent the ; week -end with Mr. and Mrs. William Euchre and Dance Shoebottom East Whwanosh. I A progressive euchre party a also Mr. and Mrs. Fisher and sons of Detroit, have returned.. home after al Mr and M .s Chas W Leach rno- daoce will be put on in the Council tored over from Detroit t.nd visited Chamber of the town hall On Wednes- on Sunday at the home of Dr. Stew- day evening, Nov. 5th., under the au - ext. arid with other relatives species of the Turnberry Agricultttral friends in-Wingham and Bluevale. Society, 'The proceeds from this so - Lt. Col. T. C. Evans of the Royal cial evening will go to start'a building Canadian Army Veterinary Corps, fund for the Agricultural Society. and Mrs. Evans spent a few days in Boost Winghain Fall Fair by yam; W Ingham, renewing acquaintances, Presence. Mrs. Evans is a sister of Mr. C. P. Eastern Star Entertained w. j. Boyce entertained the Mrs. Sanderson, Wing -limn, better officere of Huron Chapter, No, 89, known as Miss -Lola Willis, was visit- Eastern Star, at her home, Minnie ing in town. She is pleasantly re- St., on Tuesday afternoon from 3 io meinbered for her profitient service 6 in, honor of the Worthy Grand Mat- in the store of her brother, W. Fe ron, Mrs, Woods, who paid her of- VVillis, for the past few years in town. ficial visit to the local chapter on Brussels Post 'Tuesday night Several members of at Dundalk, Palmerston chapter of the East - Mr. Norman Butcher accountant of the tbe Bank of Commerce Fro Star were guests at the inspection spent Sunday at the home of his mo- in the Parish Hall. ther. Mr. Phil Dyer, son of Mr. and Methodist Church, Sunday, Nov. end, Mrs. IN. R. Dyer, has been pronaoted, The Jubilee Services, which were to cashier in the Dundalk branch from so successful last Sunda.y, will be con - the Orangeville branch. "tinned next Sabbath. The day will Mr. and Mrs. Mort Smith and+ son open wit a pr yer and praise seivice motoeed.oven, from Cortland, New at to a. in, The pastor will have York and spent a few deys with, chaege of both services and will be Wingham relatives. Mr. Srriith's fa-' assisted by Rev. A. E. Moorehouse of ther, 1V1r. Hiram Smith accompanied Grace Church, St. . Thomas. Mr. them hoine.;.arid will art future reside Mooinhouse is a strong evangelical in New York. .01ct residents are sormpreacher. Greatly beloved •, by- has ry to see euch esteeined resi- people, and we, are sure all who hear dent cleaving. ' 'him, will be inspired and edified by . his services. To Victory Bond Owners The music will be in cherge of our 13ring in your matterieg 'bonds and assisted. by Prof. and Mes. let me arrange tor the re-itivestment ana, the sweet gospel singers, We of your savings in Huron & Erie de- are looking forward with keen expec- beiitures. These debentures are with - teflon to our services en Sunday next, orized by the Government as art in- . Come end ioin vestment for Trust Funds in the cus- ' tody of Executors and Tru•stees, They Evangelistic Services tarn 5i per annum, payable half-yew...1 Special Evangelistic Services are be-' which IS tile rate you have been re- ing held in the Methodiet Church dur- ceiving on your 'Victory Bonds, Aln. lug this week and next. The pastor ner Cosens, 'R'eal Estate and 'User- will be'in charge of the services, and ance. will be assisted by the Rev. j. H, Hid - le MA BD of Goderich and. Rev - Mrs. McGavie. Called l3y Death Y' ' W. E. Mallsore of Loedon Ontario. A most highly esteemed resident of Both these men arc strongl'y evarige- Wingliam was Mrs. James M.cGavin listic and will do us all good. and it was with cleep regret that her The singing will be in charge of friettds learned of her sitdden death- Pref. and Mrs. Wells of Indianapolis, while visiting at the hoine of Mr. Indiana. Both are graduates in mue- and Mrs, Gibson Gillespie at White- ic from the John Fletcher College, church on Saterday. She had, only fbeVe, and are adepts at leading con - been sick for a few daye, I-Ier mai- gregatiotal singien. judging. from deo nathe was Elizabeth Wallate, the enthusiasm neid mterest developed and she was bereaved. of her husband in connection with the services in the about seventeen years ago. She wee Vietoria Ave., Methodist Church, 57 years of ago, and W4S a devoted Goderich, we are dile for two weeks member of St, Atidrew's Presbyter- of very blessed mid inspiratiooel set - Interment 'will be Made in Chesley 'ices' cemetery. , Her husband owned. a hardware store in Chesley before coming to Wingliam. Rev. Dr. Fer- ric eondtitted the tunerel services at her late residence, corner Patrick wad Centre Streets ot Wednesday morn- ing at eo Two brothets survive viz: Thos. 'Wallace it Totemic). aed P.obeer Toroino city gave a majority of 49,- Refoe, Sask. 437 agentst the 0, T, ONTARIO STAYS DRY The latest figures for the eatire krovince are; For Oeterio,Temperaece Ad. 675,120 Total Provincial" Majority 44,922 Thie in the 'face of' the fed that New `Wall Paper A large ship- ment has arrived at' Mitchell's Drug Store, Patterns all new. We invite comparison with city prices and quality. Our store is now headquar- ters for Wall papers. Mitchell's Drug Store, Lieut. Janaway of Thedford, has been moved to the local corps of the Salvation. Army,, and Lieut. Stevenson, who has been in Winglaam for sever- al months now has been promoted to the rank of captain and moved' to. Thedford. Word was received here of the sud- den death in Pittsburgh of Mrs. (Dr,) Kew. Dr: Kew is a brother of Mi 'Thos,.`Kew, Mrs, Wm,' Field and Mrs: Skeldin.g of Wingham. He practised Osteopathic at Wingham and Kincar- dine for a short time. A. new piece of ceinent sidewalk has been lead around the post office to replace the sunken walk which lay covered with pools of w'ater in. wet weather. The job was let to,...Mr. Jos. Pugh and he engaged Mr. R. Vint and his men, and the completed job is a credit to all concerned. . The Annual Meeting of the Huron County Children's Aid and Humane Society will be held on Tuesday,. the 4th of November, at 3 p. 121,, in the Children's Shelter, Cameron St„ Gode- rich. Mr. J. 5, Kelso, Provincial Supt„ is expected to be present and give an address. The public are invit- ed. The Women's Hospital Auxiliary wish to thank everyone who contri- buted. to the recent donation day for the Hospital which was the most suc- cessful of any year yet. The fellow- ing is a list of the donations received: 336 jars of fruit, pickles, etc., 3 bags potatoes i bag apples, 5o lbs cereals, bag dour, butter and eggs, quanti- ties of all kinds of vegetables and fruit, several children's nightgowns and $4.e5 in cash. Girl Steadily ImproVing The little girl, Miss Mary lefeDoeg-, all, who was so seriously injured in an auto, accident 'between Tiverton and Kincardine etnde-who we are sor- ry to have reported dead, is now we are pleased .to learn making favor- able steps toward recovery. We un- derstand, and 'we believe our authori- ty this time very sure, that while her lips and face is badly disfigured and one eye is probably beyond seeing again, yet she is making steady pro- Resolutaon to Premier Ferguson On Sunday evening after the ser- vice in Wingham Methodst Church, a meeting of the Quarterly Official Board was called by the Pastor to consider the acfion of Premier Fer- guson in his declaration that lie would do evetything possible to en- force more rigidly the Ontario -Tem- perance Act and would not consider the requests of the moderatiou 'Lea- gue of Toronto to give them any spe- cial legislation. The following reso- lution was passed. To the Honorable G. H, Ferguson, Prime Minister of Ontario. At a largely attended meeting of the. Quarterly 'Official 13oarcl 'of the Winghaen Methodist Church held on October 26, the following' resolution wee moved, seconded and unanimous - 13,0 adopted, That the members of the Quarter- ly Official Board of the Wieghain Methodist Church have read with much pleasure the very satisfactory - statement of the Hon, G. H. Fergu- son premier of this Province. That the Ontario Temperatice Act will remain on the Statute Book and that his Goveroment will itee its best efforts to strengthen the Att and give active and efficient entorcemeut We hasten to assure the Prime Minister that eve are hilly. in accord with thie declaration ef Policy and that all- his 'etforts,to secure efficient enforcement of file Act shall have our 'hearty mad aetive support and, co-opeeation, ' That a topy Of this resolution be forevarded to Premier Vergueoo and to the local press, Tad, teSolution was signed by 3, Currie, 1)r. Redmond id A He Train Hits; Arthur Skiaw'e Fond Sedan Near . Junction w roi 11 1 UI 111r110 mu* ; }":k e While rnotoriitg to Winghant front Biuevale on Monday afternoon about one o'clock, Mr, Az their Shaw, treas- urer of Morris township met with a most "unfortunate accident. A freight train ,was eoining along the track which runs almost parellel with the load fora piece and it is evident that Mr. Shaw did not see his danger un- til he was right up to the crossing, and in a despen'ite effort to tura. out' of danger his sedan evidently turned over on the track and was immediate- ly struck by the train, and landed in the ditch. Mr. PeterT+o-wler, in conversation with the editor, said he believed that Mr; Shaw had not heard the train until it whistled within a few' feet of him and when he pulled over found his auto upsetting and natiurally enough tried to;pull it back on the road, probably not realizing that the train was upon him. Mr, Shaw was badly cut ontheleft hand ai�-id his face and leg, were cut and bruised. Dr. Stewart rushed hint to Wingham and:caressed his wounds: The marvel is how Mr. Shaw escap- ed being killed. His many friends will be very much relieved to know that he is not seriously injured. The.wheeLs and gearing of the au- to were badly smashed and, the se - clan .body was torn off the chassis and turned 'completely around as well as being badly smashed. METHODIST ANNIVERSARY The Annivereary Services in the Methodist Church on Sunday last were very successful. The Wea.th- er was ideal and the congregations very large. The officials and mem- bers tried to make the first Sunday a Rally of old members and friends, and they were present from Toronto, Sarnia„ Detroit, Mich., Hamilton, London and from nearly all the small- er towns adjacent. The services were marked by great inspiration. The musia was led hy a choir of nearly 40 voices under the able leadership of Ms. J. I -L Chris- tie. 'Their opening selection at the morning service was a benediction of praise. Mrs. W. A. Finlay was pre- sent and rendered two helpful solos, Mrs, Finlay was soloist in the Metho- dist choir at the time of the building of the present church and sang at the opening service the same solo she sang on Sunday rnorning last, "Just As Am." At the evening service in addition to the anthem by the choir, and a solo by Mrs. Finlay, a mixed quartette rendered a beauti- ful selection.' At the 'morning service the pastor, the Rev. C. E. Cragg was assisted by ford B. A. of Lecan. Mr. Thomson is the son .of Geo. Tlacensou who, for a number of years lived on a farm, and owned. a saw mill at Zetland. His brother Henry, is a resident of Wingliam. Bert attended, Winghatn High School and was a member of the Methodist Church And Sunday School in town. In 1895 he'was made an exhorter by the Methodist Quar- terly Official Board. Mr. Gifford is the son of the late Rev. G. A. Gif- Church in the years 1894-95-96. Both of these men told how they were converted in the old Methodist chur- ch, and began almost immectia.tely active Service in the Kingdom. Mr. Gifford preached at the morn- ing service. ne gave a very help- ful and thoughtful exposition of the letter to the Church at Ephesus, found in Rev. His sermon displayed much study, widd reading, clear analysis, and deep insight into the meaning of Holy Scripture, His sermon will linger long in the mend of many of his hearers. In the evening Mr. Thomson prea- ched. His opening remarks were very interesting. and touching. His sermon was based. upon the words found in /et Chapter of John, "The Word 13ecarne Flesh," arid it proved to be a very helpful and practical treatment ,of the incarnation. He at- tempted to show the necessity for, and the meeting 'of the incarnation, arid succeeded- in a marked degree. His appeal for immediate acceptance of Jesus Christ, as Lord and Saviour, was strong and convincing, On Monday eveniag a fowl supper was served under the auspices of the Ladies Aid Society. Over Soo sat The programme consisted of an in- strottental seleetion by Prof, Wells, trio by the Misses Christie and Miss Abell, a very sweet duet by Prof aud Mrs. Wells., (arid. judging from the inany fasrorable comments, Mr. and Mrs, Wells have already won the hearts of the people), Solos by Prof, and Mrs. 'Wells, instruinental duet by Miss N. Christie arid Miss Abell, Greetings ftom Rev. Dr, Perak of 'St. Andrew's Presbyteriaie Church, and Rev. Mr. Snell of St. Paul's An- glicati Church, and a lecture by Rev, Duncan MeTavish on the "Luggago of Life," The singing of God Save the Kieg, brought a very successful supper And concert to a conciuSion, BORN r 9tl� I6 Thurs 0 Fee ru Store Mercl a �, .� ua turda f this week You cano.ot afford to miss this great Money v1 m ~ F t Event.Everyarticle sold under a u�r�l�a.�.t, g lit. Satisfaction to you or of quality, �a l f�. q Y Y your 'money refunded. Y "' u s - ,' "If ®u didn't get a Bi11`asl� u.� fol ora.,; Y Re exEctiber the dates, Oct. 30, 31, and rQ Mel(I iii, _fit .,� ��"•' rug IIIA III ' 1II 1115111151111151111 1II li at.n u. 111 1 �+I , lir Cl li • 11111 I I &� I 1 ! 111 !(P�III li I � III. Radio Equipment 'Notice To Farmers What is a home without a radio? Don't spend your evening's at your friends, gee your own. Westinghouse offers you a two tube set with a range of 1500 miles ready installed at Cruicksha.nk, Agene Phone 2,54. "Ev- erything that's radio." The rush season of farm, wort- be- ing over, we feel there will .bc ino ne- cessity of remaining open farther on Saturday evenings. therefore after this notice will remain open for bust Hass mal 6 p. m. only, ou Sa3uzday . ,The United Farmers Co -Operative., !Morris Barn turned While doing the chores on eatue day night at his barn on the ytla of Morris, Mr. Jas. Anderson's= lantern was upset in some unaccountable man- ner and his barn and crops with all other contents was burned to tate ground. We understand that he laune the •lantern up in the stable -while he went to put down hay and to his hoe ror was met by a wall of flame on re turning to the stable. Mr. Anderson wishes to lnzblic y thank his many friends and neighbors whoworked so heroically to save his property. The many friends of Mr, Dudley E. Holmes, barrister of Goderich, will be pleased to learn that he has been apa pointed town solicitor in succession to M.. G. Cameron, who has received a. judgeship.' Mr, Holnads ie a son of Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Holmes, and a Died While Picking Apples Truly, in the midst of life we are in death, John R. Gibson of Howick, was np in a tree on his farm in Ho - Mn Mat. Sanderson when he was stricken with heart failure and fell deacrio the ground, on Tuesday af- ternoon of last. -week. Mr. Gibson had been he his usual health and. the night before death had sang a couple of solos at a concert in Gorrie. His Uncle's Niece • This h; the title of a three' act farce which will be presented ha the Forest- er's Hall Belgrave on Tuesday even- ing, Nov. 4th., by the yoeing people. characters in order of appearance are E as follows: Richard Tate Esq., A ris- 1 Francis Felton, The cause of all the .7! NOTICE Court of Revision . The Court bf Revisioft for tae As- sessment Roll for the year r92''5 sit in the Town Hall, on Thursday Dated ehis' 23rd day of October-, _ Dioec.,loIc.912e4, All persons interested ,are- x.egnested to govern thernitelves trouble, Chas, Johnsteja; Dora Hale, very much attached to the cause, Miss J. Johnston; Alice Malcolm, a close chum Of Dora's, Mrs. Chas. Johnston; Mrs. Sarah Ann Mullen, a woman of few words, Mrs. J. McGill; Simon F. Felton, Frank's Uncle, -who never makes a mista.ke, Neil McCrea; Phil- ander Filmore, humble but wise, G. Nethery; Timothy Haye, gardener, B. Bradburn; Silas 5ick-lemore, constable j. McGill. Commences 845 Admis- 2. SPECIAL SUNDAY EV ING SUBJECT Come andehear what God's .1 Word has to say about this „2 great mystery. uperlOr Foot P Every woman that has seen the new styles in Fall, Footwear that we are now showin.g, knows that we have a right to be proud of our display! There are Street and Dress Oxfords, Strap Slipws and new Gore Slippers in many hand - There are—Oh, well, inay'we ask you to come 'rhe Best Values,at any stated ptice, VatiNorteen—Ita Mon- day, 27th., to Mr. and Mrs', Chas. VanNormata daughter-- Jose- phine, Irene. PFIONE' 08. Ir 4