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• During the past week the annual
'international i-44io tests were • held
Little. 5717101011g OrChaStra, .102r
Saudele, conductor,
7.15 p. in. -Santa hiniself will visit
the radio kiddies.
7.30 p. ni.--"Short Auto Trips"-
Auto Club of Pittsburgh.
740 P. irt.---"Steclanan" reports of
the jarimary Eve stock and, wholesale
Irlarreets, .
8 in. -Program arranged by the
when efforts were made to span the
"National Stockman and Farmer.'
Atlantic witlaregular radio broadcast-
ing equipment. Every evening r 830 p. na-A Welsh night programeuiirnent,
s-a- by 'the KOWA Little Symphony Or-
chestra, Victor Saudek, conductor, as
sisted by some well-known Welsh
singers of Pittsburgh, ,
9.55 p. time signals.
Weather forecaOt, . •
• ix p, in.---Coacert from The Pitts-
burgh Post studio, •'
Friday, December 5th '
6,30 .p. ma -Concert by Meyer Davis
Orchestra, from Hotel tSchenley,
Pittsburgh.
7.15 p. in. -Daddy Winktun.
7.3o p. na-Monthlyreview andbusi-
ticns on this side of the Atlantic,
broadcasted for the benefit of listen-
ers in the British Isles and. the Con-
tinent, between the hours of so and
Ix o'clock,
At It o'clock all American stations
shut down and all the broadcasters in
England, France and other European
• countries did their best to reach this
side, Many reports of successful re-
ception are appearing in the daily
press. .Many amateurs in this district
• -listened in and two lar three reports
have been heard of successful' recep- ness conditions.
number of listeners in Town who740 p. .m----PStockman" reports of
flora Unfortunately there are a great •
On- the primary live stock and wholesale
produce market.
8.15 p. m. --Music by the Pitt Four,
from the University of •Pittsburgh.
studio.
• 8.30 p. 111, --Ohio State day dinner;
speeelies* and inusic from the Pitts-
burgh Athletic Association.
9.55 p. na-Arlington time signals.
Weather forecast. • ,
6.3o p. m. -Dinner concert by the
•Westinghouse band. T. J, Vastine,
cehductor.
7.15-Wirable, • the Wanderer.
7.3o• p. ra.-Sport review by Jarries
J. Long, sport editor of the Pittsburgh
" 7,45 p. m. -Feature.
8.30 p. m. --Concert by the Westing-
erate their sets in a most ignorant
manner and the interference caused
by whistling sets was appalling every
• evening last week. Operators of rei
ceivers should bear in mind that it is
• against the lav to operate a sending
station without a special license.
• Once a set is oscillating it becomes a
nuisance to every listener Within a
radius of two or three miles, Opera- • Saturday, December .6th
tors of sets should make every effort
to use the air courteously so that
programs •may be enjoyed by all.
Most of the interference comes front
• some of the smaller one and two -tube
•, receivers which are • operated nt the
maximum capacity to hear some faint.
`a • signal. A good deal of interference
was also •experienced from code sent
out by spark transmitters from boats house band, T j. Vastine condector.
• on the Lakes. No detailed reports of •e. se pam.-Arlington time signals.
tests are available as yet.
• Many of the American stations aro
installing new transmitters with great-
ly increased power. With increased
power many stations will be 'heard
clearly in daylight within an increas-
• ing radius. This winter some of the
finest radio programs ever broadcast-
ed will be offered to listeners and the
advertising slogan,."The air is full of
things you shouldn't miss" will be
very true.
• Station KDKA-326 Meters
Westinghouse Electric
• Pittsburgh; Pa.
• Thursday, December. 4th
6.3o p. m. -Concert by the KDKA
8 P. in -Comely, W6inan's
Way," WGY Players. This Perforna
ance will also be broadcast by Wri
of NOV York, connecter t� WGY by
line circuit. • The east: General• lay-
ingstone, Maurice G. Randall; Mrs.
Livingstone, Helen Campbell; Mr
Lynch, John • Loftus; Sallie Living-
stone, Lola Sommers; lafrs.'Stanton,
Clara Swanker; Mrs, Elizabeth Blake-
more, Marjorie Tyler; Bob Living-
stone, Edward. E. St, Lois; Oliver...-
Whitney, Charles S.,
Betimes, Mrs,
gaffe 1Morris, Estelle Rogers k Mr,
Morris, Jerome Lovenheim; Wilson,
Fraak Oliver; Howard Stanton, ro-,
ward H. Smith; Marion Stanton, Roo -
aline Greene, Act I -Library in
Howard Stanton's house on upper Fi-
fth aventie, Opposite the park. Seleta
tion, "Joys of Youth.," orchestra. ,
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•Christmas Shopping - Do It Now!
M HANI)KERCI-IIEFS-- Wonderful values in SCARFS -One of the most practical gifts for
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NI ladies and children's Handkerchiefs, crepes, )Claas, many new lines in plain, fancy stripessilks,
silks, linens and lawn in an excellent stock of and checks of Silk and, Wool now in stoelt
a every variety to choose front, M a•. to P7 M ,,a at very moterate prices•00 to 4 50
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and White, size S 8- xo SpecialI50
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ST. HELENS M GLOVES-I.a.dieg and Misses Woolen and
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E. 3. Thorns has been i t 1 7-hamoisette, Gauntlet 4
a tic c- 1 00 to 1 75
. 0, , Gloves at a *
aow, this past week, where her moth-
er, Mrs. John Miller is ander the dor- •Il French Suede and Kid 1 P7 M to 9 mA
tdr's care. • IN Gl'es at A. II sj 44°L.111
Mrs. Robert Purdon with her three 14•HOSIERY-Cashmere, Wool and' Silk and
daughters of Whitechurch, spent a 0 Wool Hose for ladies; in the new and popular
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Weather forecast.
Station WGY-380 Meters •
General Electric Company
Schenect,aady, N. Y. '
Thursday, Idrecember 4th
6 p. in. -Produce and stock market
quotations; newsbulletins .
6.15 p. in. -Report on condition of
NeNmYork State highways, furnished
by Captain A. W. Brandt, state high-
aaay commissioner.
6.3o p, m. -Dinner music by Hotel
Ten Eyck orchestra, Albany, N. Y.
7.45 P. tri. -A Few Moments with
New Books, L. L. Hopkins, assistant.
librarian, General Electric Company.
Selection, "Here Goes" WGY orches-
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fcwadays last week with her parents m •shades, plain or 'ribbed,
-Mr.. and Mrs. Arch. Anderson. ma all sizes a pair 65c•• to 150
Mrs. Jos Smith was a visitor in •
Goderich fora few days. IN
Mr, Sam Durnin. who has been ill MN
SILK CREPE $2.5g -Flat Canton Crepe in an
• extra fine quality, with a splendid finish in
Henna, Peach, Grey, Cocoa, Nigger, Beige and.
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Black, 4o in. wide, !sPecial Xmas val.- g) Mck
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Flannels, Check and Plain, Wool De-
laines, Sweaters arid Yarns, Camisoles and
Caps, 'rowells, Ribbons
Men's Overcoats, Suits, Caps, Gloves, Underwear, Ties, Shirts, Hose, Hdkfs., Sweaters.
‘vith, pleurisy, is improving .4 WA J. A. • MILLS - Phone 89 WINGHAM
McDonald, and Durnin, finished •IN
their "season's threshing last week. •MI Our Goods are the Best.
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A play "The •Corner Store"- and
concert will be given in, the Hall by
the Young people of S. SI No. 12 on
Friday evening, Dec. tath. The con-
cert will be followed by a box social.
The annual meeting of the Harris
Mission Band will be held next Sat
urday afternoon. •
• Our teachera and pupils are busy
•preparing for a concert which they
hope to give in the Hall on Friday,
Dec. x9.
The Women's Institate met at Mrs.
A. Anderson's on. Thursday last with
a good attendance. Several items -f
business were discussed. A 'donation
of $ro was granted to the Public Li-
br.ary. A coinmittee was appointed to
see about buying a table for the Com-
munity Hall. It was decided to send
fruit to the Wingham Hospital as us-
ual. Those • wishing to • contribute
kindly leave it at the store before
Christmas.••Roll Call for the • next
meetine'to be held'on Dec. r8th., is
to be answered by a suitable gift to
be sent to the Sick Children's Hospi-
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in the Reading colors. Come early• In
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110 at $3.50, 3.75 and 3.95. ill
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• IFancy Stripe and Check Sport Flannel
m Ladies Wool Mitts and Gloves, reduced to
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• BLYTH
At the regular Church Services of
Knox and Burns Church,Hullett, the
congregations expressed themselves
enanimously in favor of Church Un-
ion at the close of .the services. The
following resolution was put before
the. congregations. Resolved that on
account of the almost unamity of
these congregations, that a non -con-
currence vote on Church 'Union, was
unnecessary. Rev. James Abery is
pastor of both churches.
Mr. Joseph Stothers, has installed
in his home recently, a new radio set.
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WHITECHURCH
Miss Lavina Carrick returned last
Saturday from a months trip to the
Northern hunting grounds, also Ar-
tilur and -Damascus.
Robt. Carrick had a fine Buck ship-
ped to him from Parry Sound last
week,
SALEM
Mr, A. E. Gallaher spent a few
days in Toronto last week.
• Mr, and Mrs. Robert Earls from
south of Gorrie, spent one day last
weckawith their daughter, Mrs. W. A.
Cathers..
Master Jack Harris, son of Mr. and
Mrs. James Harris, had. the miifor-
tune to fall and break his arm at the
elbow. We wish for a speedy recov-
ery. •
A number around here at present
are suffering with a severe attack of
La Grippe. We hope to see them all
better soon again.
• A large nuinber from here, attend-
ed the funeral of the late John Abra-
ham, of Belinore, last Monday
• Mr. Edwin Bennett shipped a car
of lambs last Monday to Toronto.
BELGRAVE
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TURNBERRY COUNCIL , In Memory of Her Mother old and sophisticated,
Ms, W. F. • •, 4 , In spite of her best intentions she,
The minutes of a,
• y kind remembrance from the would think of Philip, and presently
Council ` meeting vex.
held in 13luevale, Out., 27th Nov. 1924. kind
of the Women's Institute of she began to cry for sheer lonelines-si
All members present. Minutes of Clifford„ in memory of her mother, and to long for her mother.. Perhaps.
last meeting read and adopted. the late Mrs, Weir. The ladies sent this was a judgment on her for trying;
Moved by W. H. Marshall and D.
Fortune that By-law 56-1924, be pass-
her a beautiful poem and a boquet of to judge poor mumsey. All the niiia-
flo ers ories of youth came rushing back--'
' mumsey's eternal self-sacrifice, he.a.
dear, fussy little ways. their loving,
dependence on each other. There Tial
Cruickshank.
to 2 p. m. Returning officer, W. R. member of your family by „I•iding never been a really cross word, scarce -
Cruickshank.• .
Deputy Returning Officer, Sub- • She had been consigent in her great,
• ed for holding a nomination meeting
in the Foresters Hall, Blue'vale, Mon- The Ideal Christmas Gift
day aath. or December 1924, faorn a
1 Remember that absent friend or
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lty an impatient one from mumseya.
them The Advance -Times for one
year. The cost is only $2.00 and it •
Div. No.' R. Deyell, Clerk, Geo. Orvis •
will not only be appreciated at Christ -
Deputy ReturningOfficer; Sub -Div. mas time but each week during the
No. 2, C, J. Deyell, Clerk', Alex Ma-, entire year. We will give you an ap-
propria.te Christmas card to send th n
• Deputy Returning Officer, Sub -Div. e I
at Christmas time cruelty -she, who could not forgive w.
No. 3, G. WraY, Greer Wylie. •. time.
lie told for love's sake, had under -
Deputy Returning Officer, Sub -Div. Orangeville Banks Touched taken to judge her own mother. An
No. , D. Wallace,Clerk, A. Lincoln.a-
On Friday a short stout man walk- her lace was with her a it'
4withmother n '
The following accounts were paid: ed into the Royal Bank and asked for father,Hnotesa
Jas. Lockridge, $7.00 culvert and dit- a note he had given the Cockshut ofusPhilip. The bural
mach
go arle was just as m
ch, W.T.P.; T. Finnan $8.75; culvert Plow Co. He said thel
note was for iers as mumsey's.
and ditch, W. T. P.; WITI. Finley, $3, $25 and he wanted to pay it. He gave I A little dart of fear ' entered her
his name as G. W. Brown. He had a
gravel; F. A. Edgar, $1o5.00 account heart. Was it too late to seek fore-
Godkin and Jermyn' Drama; H. B. cheque drawn on 'the Imperial Bank ,,
Giv,,,?
Elliott, $1.9o, account; E. Bolt, $1.50 at Bolton for $1.50 bearing the signa-1-- - ---
She stood with her hands tightly
repairing culvert; H. J. Moffatt, ture of L. W. Swinton, the well- :.
I clasped, staring across the river. The
$28.59 gravelling 6th conn Jno. Mor- known stock buyer of Caledon east.
,darlc, silent world was so mysterion-
rison, $8.75, inspecting 6th con.; R. The stranger was told that there
Hogg, $10.98, gravel; A. D. Smith, $6 was no such note in the bank. He !Was murnsey asleep, perhaps dream -
cleaning and repairing McDougall said it was due and would be along mg of the happy old days when thea.
ihad. adventured so precariously to--
Dram; Wm. Breckenridge $8.75 grad- in a few days and as he expected to
Mg Culross Bdy-.; Municipal World he away for. some time he would leave gether? Pictures stood out vividly kr
$1.54, account; T. Metcalfe $34.50, re- the amount to pay it. He presented her mind; there was the bedroom of
their a
stuffy pension in Florence, with_
moving culvert, Bairds Swamp, R. Ei- the Cheque for $15o, req-uesting that the trunks half packed, and murnael
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liott $3 grading; L H. Bosman $24.5 $25 be retained to pay the note.
He!her bright hair all tumbled, bent like.-
account tile. .was given the balance $x25. The
a puzzled. child over long columns or
Moved by R. Grain and J. Breck-. Bank did not hear anything more of
I figui es. Mumsey had always bees.
cnridge that we adjourn to meet at the matter until Tuesday, when the
!tigering, always worrying about ex'.
Bluevale, io a. m., t5th Dec. 1924. cheque was returned from Bolton with
W. R. Cruikshank J. L. MacEwen the startling information that S . .pense. 'Then the week in Pads, wheat-
will-1they had collected a wardrobe-forthar
• Clerk ' Reeve . ton's signature was a forgery pure and
simple. On Monday the same man -wonderful Bordighera holidy-munta--
• played the same game at the Bank of sey figuring harder than ever. It was -
TORY CORNERS •a
Cemmerce, Here he presented a wonderful how she made every permute
perform its allotted task,
maternal passion, consistent ' to the:
very end,
a became more and more clear tat
Alice, and she saw her own savage
Mr. and Mrs, Sam Jordan left this
week or their new home in Clinton.
We are very sorry to loose Mr. and
Mrs. Jordan, for they were very
much thought of in this community,
but they have the good wishes of
their many friends for many years of
happiness in their new home,
Ur. and Mrs. F, Sturdy spent Sen -
day in Clinton,
Mr. and Mrs. Carr of Blyth ant
Mrs. Bryant of Nutlet, spent a day
with Mr. and Mrs. Brandon lag week.
Maaand Mrs. (Rev.) Moores enter-
tained, the telgrave congregation on
Thursday evening last and a very er-
joyable eveiiiiig was apent,
Mr. Dick Yalu ha a a radio outfit in
stalled in his house and now during
the winter evenings can enjoy Many a
good coateft,
Miss Lillian' Dane is spending a few
ue for $.150, but left $5o to pay
days with lier aunt, Mrs. R. A. Tay- chat'
the note.
11r. Thos. Nichel is at present on Bruce Fall Assizes
In the midst of these memories
sudden blankness .came over Alice. t
-was as though in some way her pe -
the road selling Herbagem. The one criminal case, a charge of aonalpity, he: soul or het ego -call it...
Mr. Jno. Gamble is improving slow- rape against Dalton Wright, a widow- by what name you like -was wrench--
ly. , • . er with no family, was first disposed ed from her mortal body, and hoverect
Mr, Fred Taylor called on his bro- of and the man sentenced to seven.
ther, one day last week. . years in the penitentiary Justice
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Mr. and Mrs. Levi Galbraith, spent Wright said that he could° sentence
indeterminate in some inky void o
space, and out of the darkness she
distinctly heard her own name ca/lett
Friday evening, - with their daughtev» the prisoner to be hanged or give him twice in her mother's voice. The
Mrs, Thos. Nichel. - I a life sentence, but as there has been whole universe seemed to rock wit&
• Miss Edna Taylor is spending a few 'very little violence he would forego theagitation of that call, '•
days with her aunt, Mrs, Henry- Zim- the lashes and sentence ,him to seven "Alice -Alice" 4
years. . . Then all was still again. She whirl-
The suit brought by Robt. Trench ed back into her body, the body or
of„Teeswater against his 'former book- Mrs. Philip Ardeyne standing at raid -
keeper, - Wni. Johnston of Toronto, night in a Thames -side garden, over-
fcirmerly of Lticknow,(I
an- in which whelmed with sorrow, loneliness, and.
the plaintiff sought to compel Johl- remorse. . .
stein to return him $863, which he But what she had heard could net
claimed he over -drew in salary, •
as have. been pure iinagination. ' Of that
well as to furnish an accounting of she was convinced, Somehow her
certain. monies he had received, was thought had reached mumsey, an&
dismissed by the Judge- after amain,- mumsey had called out, responding:
ing two full days in its hearing.
D. Robertson, K. C. of town and
merman.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt, Hays spent
Sunday in the burg.
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1VIORRIS.
Mr. James Campbell left for De-
troit on Monday. •
Mr, Alex, Baird spent Sunday at
his aister's, Mrs. John C. Casemore.
Miss Mary McMichael spent the
week -end at her home in Wroseter.
Miss Edith and Jack Reid, spew:
Sunday at John C. Casemore. Gordon Waldron, K. of Toronto,
The annual Christmas Tree and En- appeared for Trench, while 0, E.
tertainment of the Ebenezer Sunday Klein of Walkerton looked.after John -
School (trowntown.) will be held on ston's interests at the trial.
Friday evening, December a9th, A
good program' of songs, dialogues and
WHEN HEARTS COMMAND
recitations is being prepared. Ad-
mission 250 and 150.
Winghain Curling Club
The Winghatn Curling Club field
their annual meeting in the Council
Chamber on Friday night, Mr. W. J.
Boyce the presideet was in the chair.
Officers were re-elected or the ensu-
ing year. We understand that mo-
tion was carried to curl iti the new
Wirighani Arena this sea.aori. The
membership foe fot 194 was set at
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CHAPTER XL[ (Continued
But now Alice had ceased to believe
everything that Philip told her. Philip
also had lied, and very clumsily. Urea
Egan had no 8011, ill or otherwise,
Even she had scorned to give that
flimsy excuse. She had laughed when
Philip pet it forward. A child could
SCO through that stupid story, Aliae
told, herself. Philip took it too much
for granted that she was a child; he
relied too much on her ignoratice
and wanting her.
"What a selfish, egotistical beast
I've beenl" she cried, clenching her
hands angrily. "I don't deserve to be.
forgiven."
Again the thought came to her
suppose it were too late? Could that
my have' meant that something hail'
happened 'to arrunasey? What coul&
happen in the middle of the night?
People were safely in bed and pro- •
atrina,bly asleep. It was only that
mumse'y wanted her desperately, a.ricl •
her own toriscieace-stricken heart hatt
supplied the sense of disaster -
She returned to the house and werait
to bed again and slept for a little
hile, but at five O'clock awaketett
with the hot stm streaming in ti -Ds
the windows, and the garden twitter.
ing with bird -life.
the world. In hin
hr own ind she felt (To be continued)