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CHURCH NEWS
The childreno• S . Paul's Sunday
.School will enjoy their Everting, Christ-
masDTree: on Monday
c.
22st,, in the Parish Hall, at 7.3o
o'clock, A11 the children of the con-
gregation are invited.
On Sunday Eventing, Rev: Waddell
will continue studies 'in Daniel speak-
ing from Chapter 3, on the three inen
in. the fiery furnace. Nebuchadnez-
zar in speaking of the wonderful de-
liverance 'of these men said, "There-
fore I make a decree that every peo-
ple nation, and language, which speak
anything amiss against the God •yf
. Shadrach, Meshach, and-- Abed-nego,
• shall be cut in pieces, and their hous-
es shall be made a dunghill; because
there is no other God that can deliver
. after this sort." We still have the
same God to -day. 'We hope to spend
the last three days this week in prayer
for a Revival. Keep these dates, open
All welcome.
The pulpit ' of Wingham United
Church was occupied last 5unday
morning by Rev. M. U. Bennett, who
took far his subject, "Should Man Ev-
•er Be Satisfied with What, He has or
Is?" using as his text Hebrews, Chap-
ter 13, verse 14, "For Here Have we
no Continuing City but we Seek one
to Conte. Helpfulness and self seat
.orifice for others was the subject of
.a brief Helpful talk to the children,
let 7 p. m., Rev. Mr. McIntosh spoke
on the subject of "A Purpose and a
System." Taking as his text Psalm,
55, verse . 17, "Evening and Morning
.and Noon will I Pray," he impressed
on his hearers the thought of a pur-
pose -and system in the Christian life.
Mr. Gordon Buchanan and James Mit-
ashell took the solo parts in the an-
.theins contributed by the choir to two
inspiring and helpful services.
On Sunday morning, Rev. Dr. Perr-
ie read the fifth chapter of Pauls' se-
cond letter to the people of Corinth, in
St, Andrews Church. Speaking from
:the seventeenth verse, "Thereforp if
;any man be in Christ, he is a new
'Creature, old. Things are Passed
:away; Behold all things are become
.New." The speaker laid special eni-
,ph.asis on the new life in Chirst, re-
ferring tothe two previous verses,
showed how the new life was made
'possible through the atonement, made
by Jesus Christ. In the evening
;speaking from Acts 4, 2:5 showing the
,beneficial advantages of judicious
home training. How to detect the na-
tural bent of the mind when away
from home restraints. The advanta-
'ges- of daily tol, the force of charac-
ter, ...' The advantages of home spec-
ially addressed. to the young. These
are only a few . of the practical
thoughts delivered with eloquence and
or
In the morning
:force of argument. I
the choir rendered the selection "Sa-
• cred Peace," Miss Mackay taking the
:solo parts and in the evening, "Guide
:Me, 0 Thou Great Jehovah." Mr.
A. E. Lloyd organized an adult Bible
'Class to which all are invited to at -
,tend at the regular Sunday School
ihour.
(Christmas Cantata
St, Andrew's Choir assisted by oth-
er • local talent will present their
Tiding
0
f.
•Cltristnlas Cantata, "A T g
Great Joy" by E. L, Ashford, on the
evening of Tuesday, Dec. 29th. The
treason they are putting this cantata
..on at this late date is to avoid the
in
',Christmas rush. I�.eep, this .:date
mind, '
Pretty December Wedding
On Tuesday, .December 15th., a
very happy event took place at the
Manse, Belgrave, at 12 o'clock, when/
Miss Agnes .Jean Stonehouse, sec
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robe t
Stonehouse of Belgrave, was united
marriage to'Mr. Russel Walker, only
son of Mr.and Mrs. Isaac Walk
am Rev. James Scobie officiat-
ing. • s
charmingly arrayed
The bride was in a sand satin crepe gown and
ch
lin
of
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attend-
ed by Mrs. Stanley
sister of the groom. The
Toronto, his cousin,
was assisted by
groom m
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Harold
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'Foilawr �. , „
'couple art,, ..l+etr. immediate friends
um tuous dinner.
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'• , partook pa
Mr. and, Mrs. Walker left on thea a
or
af-
ternoon train from. Wingham,
innfldantil-
one moon in Toronto,
bot ' h Y Falls, the bride
Handl-
,ton Niagara, t twill:
r 'eautiful brown poirc
wearttlii a b nd hat to.
•llin �• down
with coat
�.i
welling
IV
1111.' room were the row
and g
l lie Riede, K l and costly
t;zts of many bccatitifu
'Upon their return they,will re -
Town Matters Wound Up for Year
Medical Health Officer's Report
The final meeting of the Town
Council for the year 2925 was held
last Tuesday evening.
A. letter was read frgm the Y.M.
C.A. asking for assistance. No action
taken.
The Annual.' report of the Child-
ren's Aid Society of the County of
Huron was presented, showing the
'work being carried on. Same was or-
dered to be filed.
The report of the Medical Officer
of Health was given showing the fol-
lowing facts. The population as
shown by the Assessor for 1925 is
2421.
According to the records of the Di-
vision Registrar there • were• during
the year, 25 deaths and 44 births, 135
cases of measles, 2 cases of scarlet fe-
ver, 4 cases of mumps, 3 cases of
chicken pox, 2 cases of tubercolosis.
It was emphasized that there was
no scarlet fever in town as reported
through the town a short time ago.
The usual accounts were ordered
to be passed on motion ofMcKibbon
and Fells.
Councillor Fells reported that he
had notified the Dominion Bank. that
the eave troughing on their building
was badly in need of repair.
Chief Allen's revolver was tested
by Co}tn. Wilkinson and reported de
fective. The Council unanimously
decided that a new one be procured
for the Chief. Mr. Cosens was pres-
ent ent and asked for a rebate on,the ha
rent for the concerts given itt aid of
the Arena. It was moved by Coun-
cillors `Haney and Wilkinson that a
rebate of $24.00 be allowed..
The Clerk reported that a cheque
for $67666.00 had been received from
the County ,of Huron for the .Gooel.'
Roads Grant. The amount of. $3940'.
which was rebated was included in
this amount.
The Clerk reported that the uncol-
lected taxes ainounted to $2441.56 up
to Dec. x4th. The Council thought
this a good' showing considering the
present state of business.
Mayor Willis 'thanked the Council
for: the assistance given him through-
out the year and stated that, he
enjoyed the work. has expired we must ask you to re-
t was moved by Councillors Fells new now. I#t your .subscription teo
I
and Wilkinson that this Council begs +is ,December 25 or earlier you owes
to express their appreciation of the ! $2 00 To
P .
courtesy of Mayor Willis during the
past two years and the able' and un-
biased which he has con -
COIVIMUNITY CHRISTMAS TREE
AT WINGHAM ON .TUES-
DAY EVENING
A Community Christmas tree, has.
been erected. on the, bank corner at
Wingham and Santa Claus will be in
Wingham at 7.3o on Tuesday even-
ing, Dec. 2211d. to give the,presei;}ts
to the children. The tree'is covered
with colored electric lights, and hun-
dreds of presents will be given away.
Christmas Carrols will be sung' by
massed church choirs accompanied by
the United Sunday School Orchestra
and the Salvation Army Band. '
Let's get the real ChristmasSpirit
and show our appreciation of the
work of the inen who are putting this
ort ber coming out and singing the
dear old. Christmas Carrols with a
vim. Show Santa Claus that the par-
ents of this.vicinity take an interest
in their children.
Old Time Dance
Old Time Dance in. the Wing -ham
Armouries on Thursday evening, Dec.
17th. Dancing at 8.3o. Everybody
welcome. Admission `56 cents. Old
time fiddlers, old time dances. Good
foor manager,
Fire Chief's Warning
Local and e °, Oral News of
Interest to` The Community'
ubscriptions $2,043 Per year. ` ^
SPOTTON• ENTERS APPEAL
Acting for George W. Spotton,
Conservative member -elect for Nor -
h. Huron, I. F. Helimuth, K. C., and
Gift Stationery, r price at McKib- Christmas Cantata in St. Andrew's Granville'Price have launched an ap-
evening, Dec` 29th' peal front the decision of Justice
bions Drug Store.o , Wright, which allowed 342
b �,
Church on Tuesday ev n g, ,e ballots,
Gold Line Gifts• for I3ring in your attery for wipei had counterfoilshaloweattached and
l 5 Red and
all oc and up. Mcl�ibbon's. Drug storage.:okedf I will .see that it is well therefore gave a slight majority to J.
5 looked after. ' Exite Battery StatiOit.;,
G. T. Robertson, Prop, ' W. King, the Progressive'candidates
',who had
lost the case in the first re -
Mr. J. O. Habkirk has made some count, The appeal is on the. grounds
changes in his barber shop and has,' that his lordship had no jurisdiction
purchased another chair, which will to do more than order the county jud-
be used exclusively for the ladies. He ge to hold a, recount where the cowl -
has. also partitioned off a corner o jty judge had omitted, neglected or re-
Look at Your Label
If your subscription to this paper
,
Stare.
Mrs. Frank Phillips of Kintore,.
visited for a few days at the home . of
her brother„ Mr. Charles Barber,
A. lengthy account of the Huron
County Council is . crowded out this
week but will be published next week.
A real musical treat in St. Andrew's
Church• on Tuesday. evening, Dec,.
29th.—The Christmas Cantata. ,Don't
miss it..
Christmas Concert in Lower Wing -
ham School, Friday, December 18th„
at 8 o'clock. Good program. Ade
mission 2.50 and Ioc.
Give her.Greer's Slippers and"you
give Happiness "
Bring in: your battery for winter
storage. h will seethat-it is well
looked after.. Exite Battery Station.
G. T. Robertson, Prop, -
Fountain Pens and Eversharp Pen-
cils $I.00 and'r'up of McKibbon's Drug
There are about one thousan
who owe us this amount the
first hundred or so who' get Here we
manner m will have a tapeline for you. These
the affairs; of the Town, never little tapelines are the talk of the come
ducted
stintinghis time in any manner in munity and are ly worth paying
early to receive.
the town's affairs. Carried, up your .subscription
Fire chief . J. A. Currie wishes to.
draw attention. to the seriousness of
placing Christmas decorations 'or pa-
per on electric lights. Inflamable ma-
terial should be clear of and not hung
over heating and lighting devices. ,A
word, to the wise is sufficient.
The Late Mrs. Woods
. A most highly esteemed lady was
Mrs. Harry Woods of Donnybrook,
who passed away last week. Her
maiden name was Maud Tisdale. She
was a former student of Wingham
High School and taught school at
Zetland and. Donnybrook' before her
marriage. She is survived by her hus-
band and two small children who have
the sympathy of everyone. Her mo-
ther is at present in Saskatchewan.
Her brother and sister, Mr. Albert
Tisle and Mr. and Mrs. A. Stein of
' da
Aylesbury, Sask., were present at the
funeral. Deceased was, a worker in
and
Church rch
a
Methodist Donnybrook M
et t
her pastor, Rev. Mr. Banes conducted
t "line dal services. .Interment was
: in Greenhill Cemetery, Luck-
�r
fie to Rest
, A highly respected, old gentleman
w..s William Sheriff who passed away
on Sunday after a short illness.
William Sherriff was born of Scot-
ch Presbyterian parents in New York
State in the year Aso and with them
the
year
County
in
Huron
to
came
185r. He was married to Miss Rebec-
ca Farrier of St. Helens, They were
blessed with a family of three boys
and five girls, of whom John of Luck-
nowand, now, diad nearly three years ago,
Mary, who was in charge of the Low-
er Wingham School died four years
ago. The' surviving members of ,the
fanthly are, Mrs. Annie Tiffin of town;
Miss R. of the teaching staffin
-
ananville; Mrs. Wesley J. Johnston her ofaf
Maikdale; Miss Grace, a teat
home; Wesley of Owen Sound, and
William Miltonof the Provincial Hy-
dro office in Hamilton, and fifteen
grand children.
The remains were laid to rest in the
Winghain cemetery on Tuesday after-
noon, The emploa;tes of the Western
Foundry marched to the cemetery in
a
a body. Mr. Sheriff was.an esteemed
employee there for some time, and his.
associates placed a beautiful floral tri-
bute bu
to o
rt his casket.
Pres-
byterian
Rev: Dr. Petrie of St, Andrews
church conducted the ser-
vices,
COMMUNITY' CHRIST- 1t
MAS. TREE AT WING -
HAM
Santa. Claus has sent word
to the Lions Club that he
will be at Wingham on,Tues-
day evening, Dec. 22nd. at
7.30 with hada of good
things for the kiddies. He
has asked them to have a
great big Christmas Tree, all
lighted up aiti he wants to
meet the children and the old-
er ones. All the nice little
girls and boys of Wingham
and vicinity are invited to
be present as• he wants to
meet as many as he can on
this his. first public visit to
the town: He comes around
every. year but always gets
away again before any of us
sees him.
Wingham. United Church
Rev. M. M. Bennett and Rev. W.
D: McIntosh,. ministers; December
loth,
Ii a, m.—Rev. W. D. McIntosh will
tall..
to the children on "Kingdom of
God" anrl•: subject „ for sermon A
Herdsman Becomes a Prophet."
2.343 p, m.—Sunday School and Bi-
ble Classes..
7 p. me --"Life's Greatest Mystery"
is the Sermon subject by Rev. M. M.
Bennett."'
Married at Orangeville
' A wedding was solemnized at St:
Mark's rectory, Orangeville, on Wed-
nesday afternoon, when Bertha, eld-
est.daughter of Mr, and Mrs. George
Boyes, was united in Marriage to Mr,
Roy Cruickshanks, the rector,' Rev.
Captain J. W. McDonald, officiating.
The bride, who was attended by Miss
Mary Duke, looked charming in a
gown of honeydew georgette, with
shoes, and stockings to marc1i and
carried a bouquet of American Beauty
roses. The bridegroom was support-
ed by his brother, Mr. Gordon Cruick-
shanks of St. Thomas. After the
Ceremony a reception was held, fol-
lowing wl•ticli the happy couple left
for Toronto, Hamilton and Detroit,
to spend .their honeyttioon.
Died in Washington
his barber shop for that purpose.
Ebenezer Sunday School, (Brown
town), will hold their Annual Christ-
mas Entertainment; in the Church,
Friday Evening, December ISth," .An
interesting program consisting of
choruses,. recitations, dialogues, drills
fused to carry out the provisions of
the Elections Act.
The appeal will come before the ap-
pellate division at Osgoode Hall.
"I am gazetted as member for Nor-
th Huron and I will stick for a few
days anyway," said Mr. Spotton: , " I
etc. Admission 25c and 25c... Comc;thinic that having been gazetted,•the
and; enj'ear it, "courts have nothing further to., do
For. Christmas! Slippers! Get with the matter, and it is a case for
them at Greer's. the committee of the House on Priv-
Mrs; Sarah McKinney of Toronto, lieges and elections.
announces, the marriage of her laugh Shirley Denison,, K. C., who acted:
ter, Nellie May, to Mr. John Franklin for Mr. Spotton 'on the hearing before
Sharp; II;. Sc. F•, Wednesday, the 9the justice. Wright, is detained on a case
Dec. 19e5, at Dovercourt Church; at Port Arthur, and will be unable to
Torontoi by Rev. Jas. Wilson, B. A. take Part in the appeal, which will be
Store. Miss McKinney was formerly a
Miss Marian and Mr. Oscar Case- dent of Bluevale. We extend eon -
more left for London, Friday, where gratulation •
they intend: spending a couple of Nothing is more appreciated than
weeks with their brother, Alex, Nothing
Christmas Cards from far a=
Don't forget Inghams Battery Ser- way friends. Mr. John Quirk, 93, years
vice. Lougee life for your battery. young racer ed a card the other day
Wingharn Tire. & Vulcanizing Depot, from a young friend, Adam other i of
Phones, Shop, 298, Residence 324 Hamilton, wh a has passed the cent,
Toilet Cases for lady or gent, Spe- ury mark. The card was much apprec-
cial Prices. See the window at Mc- iated.as-could; any gift have been: They
Kibbon's Drug Store. have been friends for over 76 yearn
rest- argued:as soon as it can be brought
before the court.
The C. W. L. will hold their euchre A pair of Greer's Hockey, Shoes,
and dance inN. the Church .Hall on will make the Boy your friend for life.
Monday Evening; December 28. Good The- Ladies Aid Society of Wing.
music, lunch:• and prizes. Everybody ham United Church' met in the school
welcome. room on. Thursday and packed two
Kodaks or Brownies as a Gift at cases of clothing and one case epf
Christmas are always welcome. A canned: fruit, which were forwarded
good assortment at McKibbon's Drug to the Fred Victor Mission in Toron-
Store. to. Enclbsed with was a box of chile
Mrs. F. Colvin of Lions Head, is a dren's• clothes made by the young
guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. girls, of Miss Blanche Bennetts S. S.
G. Smith, Vittoria St. Site leaves= on Class: The total value of the ship -
Saturday to spend the winter with her meat was Sleuth
sister in Massey: The bazaar held by tire 'Ladies'
Christmas! What to Give! That's Guild: of St Pauh?s 'Church, last Sat -
Easy! Footwear from Greer's• urday, was a splendid success. A
large number of useful and fancy arti-
Mr. J: H. Linklater was represents -
di
ales weresposed• of at reasonable
rive of Glenannan Farmer's Club and. prices as well as ay "good supply. of
Mr. Wm. Currie, jr., represented: No•
homemade belting; vegetables etc.
9; East Wawanosh at the U. F. Q The tee'room was also well patroniz-
Convention atMassey Hall, Toronto.?. ed The proceeds amounted to
last week$840,00, The ladles are to be ,apn
The Unitech Sunday 5°cliool, Bi lgrae• gratulatedii on the Systematic way in
ve, will hold a Christmas tree in the which ttre sale was conducted as well
Dee.
Eve., e.
Xmas. Exp sem
• m the
. on. success 11. ocess
. L�uc
tarstheir s
Foresters' as
24th. A good program is being. p1e- The roads in this vicinity were Heti
pared, Admission 25e Children, Free.. er.' better, they are splendid for rito-
Everybody welcome. toting and just as good for sleighing.
on and
Christmas Tree in Wingham, . , Christmas t s weather
Tuesday evenhteg, Dec. 22nd. A real
Mr. A. G. Smith, has received a,
jsttpply of 2926 Auto Licenses.
JUDGE WRIGHT'S DECISION
Decision in North Huron Appeal
Assures Election o J.' W. Kin;,
(Toronto Globe)
Judgment has been given in the
North Huron election case by Mr.,
Justice Wright in favor of J. W
King, Progressive candidate, George
W. Spotton, Conservative candidate'
leas ben directed to pay the casts of
;the action.
This decision comes as the elinta '`
in the political battle in North Hur-
pn; When the voting took e 1 eee
King was pronounced elected. But '
Spotton demanded a recount, and in
this County'. Court Judge E. N. Lewis
threw out 342 ballots which bad
'counterfoils attached and pronounced,
Spotton the winner. Then King ap-
pealed this pronouncement.
King's victory in the appeal practi-
q;ally means that.. he is the victor in
the balloting, and will be in the ranks
of the Progressives in the Federal
House
Hon. N. W. Rowell, K. C., who,,
with J. H. Spence, K. C., appeared
for Mr. King, said that the judgment
"directs the County Court Judge to
tount the three polls previously re-
fected, which gave Mr. King a 'ana-
jority of approximately. iso. With
these three polls counted, Mr. King
in
excess
• majority.
fear
'l lav
eat
will i1
7m
in
News of Farming-
ton,
The Farmington
of November 2oth.,
t0
n Washington,
,
contains a death notice announcing
the passing of Robert John. 'Bell, a
i -
brother of Mr, Albert Bell of Wing -
ham.
reg
ham. Other brothers are W. S. of
Spokane, Marshall J. and Walter of
Toronto. The late Mr. Bell was an
employee of the Northern Pacific
Railway and retired on pension in
'goo. He was `a director and stock
Bolder in the Bank of Farmington
since 292o and was president of Farm-
er's Warehouse Co. and a director for
the past fourteen years. He was al-
so president of the Telephone Co. and
a member of the Masonic Order.
'n the
The remains were interred. t
Farmington cemetery. Besides his
widow he is survived by two daugh-
ters: •
DIED
L. T. B. Elect Officers
The • following officers were elect-
ed on Dec. rite., at the regular meet-
ing of Fern Lodge, No. 19, Loyal
True Blues:
`
-on. W.; M. --Mrs: D. I•Iarntht
D. M.—Mrs. Wm. Falconer,
Ree See—Miss Laura Casemor
ore,
na
J.C. Casemore.
e
Chap. --Mrs.
i
Fin Sec.—Miss Maude.I''lettty,
-
`(`teas,•••• -Mrs. C. Shackleton..
Dir der•. --•••Mrs. C. Bell.
Con.—Mrs. Beckwi ith.Baird
Tylers•--Misses R.
Reid,
It was decided to meet 4n the after-
noons during the winter months. A
box; containing quilts and Christmas
g the Loyal Trite
clonatiotas Wag sent td t l'�icltattond
Blue and Orange I oine at
11111,
� 1 a
.l
w
Aitchison—In Clifford on Saturday,'
R. Ait-
-]�c:entbcrIztlt,; i925, James
t let his 72nd Year. He was
s
ciiisoi ,cr, The
ublishar of the Clifford pap .
r interred In Ldvatt
remains were �
Cemetery in Brace Township on
'Tuesday atiftp t0 11
•
Real splendid errs ma of 150 votes,"
the merchants of Wingtzam never had• Now Mr, Justice Wright finds that
Santa Clara; Christmas: Ctarr;ols, and:
community singing lead. by massed
choirs wi:•tb appropriate bared and, ore,
ct estral aecompaninrtente
Mr. Thomas Leaver, East Wawa -
nosh, announces the ,engagement of
his daughter; Lyle. Verbena to . Mr.
George E. Poeock,so of Mt and Mrs.
George Pocock, East. Wawanosh. The
marriage to take place the latter part
of December:
Moirs- Chocolates. itt Fancy Boxes,
a welcome Gift, all prices at McKib-
mote's Drug Store..
better window dressing or a hettei
assortment of Christmas Goods. Just
visit anyone of the stores whose, ad-
vertisements appear in this paper and
see for yourselves. The stores, which
invite you and are prepared for
Christmas are ell ones .who adver-
Wingham Hockey 'hart . Have
Bright Prospects this Season
Prospects are bright for a good)
hockey team in Wingham hes season,
the, boys are out training three
night each week with the assistance
of coach `A. M. Forbes, until the ice
is ready in the Arena the boys, will
continue to take exercises in the Arm-
ouries.
and R.
tise.
New Hamburg at Stratford on Jana
nary :tithe, and at Kitolener on Janu-
ary 2•th.
Kitchener at Stratford on Dec. 28th,
and at New Hamburg Januh.ry 18th.
Group B,
Seaforth will play in Wingham on
Dec.-•3oth., and on January 18th., in
Clinton,
Clinton will play in Wingham on
January nth and in Seaforth on Jan-
uary tlt.
Wittghant will play in Seaforth on time of the Great :War.,
January 14th and inClinton on
„Tann- during the
n made
ary q.th. Mr. T. C. King was Goodfellawsluty Court to hear the application
time ne tres-
King if within the i
�,ri Mr.1
We
evening.'� or
•theet
finishing in first place in Chairman for
::Che team s gN ',.
ont f
t based
s.fi
t and
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the eat
any lit � ed
ti rib
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to v by
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1 crowded tact 6
'n too
rt
1
. team finished II
to
e •t
Group A., plays th
firstplace in Group B. 'thy account of the doctor's address in: eteat material
"The particular matters complan
Che team finishingin second place this issue.
4
ate that .elle ,said. ted a oitdt.,
ittectin eller t:d of a f,.,:...
finishing � t as at thele. g ,.
in I w
team
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group p
A
and
the
8W. 'Elaine braugltt t1p the ttt�itt�t rif fe<h9 treglactcdbi• 1•eftYsi:ti t.�i c�;attt amity,
of the ballots cast by Pollitt „rubdts+
Y
Wirions 2 attcl;.; Crr�L'`7*,.5�srst^;xtirrr, atrt�'
ubdiivisiptt 7i �11t •slific l.1 't'.ct•evtt!slllin,
tiito ,rettzoV0 the coitnt,.af; „Emlt
tt'1"17i' is'„ It said.
The Ontario Hockey Assoc; group-
ing placed the Winghaia
withteam in
NewHat burg, Iitcli-
Stratford,
eater, Seaforth and Cltryt:on. Owing
to distance to the fir three towns
m
it w uld mean a
in
ha
W ,
from.g.
of
finances
e
drain
on t
very heavy
the local, team. n.
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ool
.. tai �ti•
and Mr; Hal McLean s, attended a
meeting ie Stratford t
ford otx
ti
sday
ev
-
etting and were successftu; in having
the group divided: into, and B.
Groups and .t plays tla s will be s follows;
Gi hep A.
rd at New HanibutI, on fait
Stratford,
" tilt-,
Kitchener 4)
n ,t
trttii^y qth., and at � J
ry x4tix
Picture House Sold
the ballots rejected: should be taken
into consideration, and directs the
County Court Judge;
'-"I, Tot proceed with and complete
the recount so far as is necessary to
'carry out the direction of the order,
"2..:To detach the counterfoils from
the ballots in question..
"3. To 'count the said ballots, if
otherwise in proper form, as if the
Mr, Hyde Parker who has owned ;counterfoils had been at the proper
the Lyc
Lyceum
Theatre e
at
W
hng1
oi
-for. ..t.
ime removed therefrom,
•r4, 'Co correct and complete the fi-
a little over two years hassoldo it• to;
Capt. W. J. Adams of Orangeville,
Capt. Adams has been in charge of
the steamer Greyhound for the past
nine summers and preciously was in.
charge of steamers on the Cleveland
and Buffalo line. We welcome Capt.
Aclanis and his estimable wife to,
Wingham. Mr.,Parker has been very
popular with the young men o''£ the
town who will regret to hear of his
departure.
Lions Club Luncheon
The Lions Cltib luncheon at the
Brunswick Cafe was a well attended
one on Friday evening, Distrir.t
nal addition so as to give effect to
the recount when conducted accord-
ing to the directions contained in this
judgment."
In his judgment, issued yesterday
afternoon, Mr. Justice Wright declare
es that the law would be "impotent
indeed" if it failed to provide relief
to voters who had. been deprived of,
their franchise after exercising • eery
proper power to register their opinion
at the polls.
Dismissing the objection of Shirley
Denison, K. C., acting for Mr. Spot -
ton, who held that the application
could not be proceeded with because
Govionor Dr. H. T. Wiley of Wind- ;the retorn and the report of the elec.
sor, gave an interesting talk on th
work
•
Lions Organization and the `•wo
accomplished since •their inception
e tion had been made to the.. Chief Elec-
toral
"well founded,"
"
not �l# u
.•as w
i ct,
Officer
Mr. Justice Wright held that it was
the duty of a Judge of . the Supt erne
second: place in Group I3 play off,
A winner must be decided in these
lilay,offs - b January 271,11, The win-
ners,
y
tiers of these play-offs play for that
Ch7p
am ioiiship of the Grotto, A. winner
to be .decided by, Veil. Bti1t,
Wingllain having a community Cltiiste
Mas Tree; and the members decided:,
rs, good drove and Corti
would be . ��' ,, g 1 ,
with Scheine,