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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1926-02-11, Page 350 'Ff .11 to WRQXET.ER CARNIVAL:. 'H TRO COUNTY COUNCIL FIX YEARLY GRANTS sink Wednesday night, Febrtia'z' �zd. 1 he following zs a continuation of, tivas the ,best since the rink wets opal- < s ed, The, business people of the v.11t'"o t 1' }l s ti port y cram ell e4iings of th"e IHUr ori `county council age donated the prizes, anyoneof whi-, Reeve Armstrong' moved, seconded ch was worth competing for, )robab-;by Reeve Jolinaton, that cei;tairt raatids, ay onehundred were in costume for iia the township of Hallett )e rein- the occasion and many of the 00 011,1 -(stated as county roads. These, roads es entailed a lot of work and ;tonsid- iwere formerly: on the : county 'system exabJle expense. very PtIze ',vas con -!and were taken oil in last year's re tested except, Maggie.`and jig-gs and q,ision, The _:notion was scut to , the the Judges had no easy- task picking ',good roads :commission. the winner with sonic ten or: twelve Deputy -Reeve Moser was 'appoint to,choose • from. ineach Class, With ed to the board of the Children's a twelve pound ham as a prize it,IvasSheltea for 1926, and Reeve '1iinnings some surprise that no one car;xe re- to the board of: Godericll hospital. presenting :faggie and Jig 1 tit it is +; 'There was considerable discussion rumored that Diggs, •stole away on of the McCubbin_:Patterson dispute. :Maggie clown .to Ditity Moore's 'and ,of the' Shiplca drain, arid the got 1i ht alad W11611 M tggie.got `council decided that the publishing of ',through with him he itittS _no fit sub- the minutes in this matter _(as re - jest for ,a Carnival. quested by Mr. McCubbin's "solicit-` Miss Ada Putin *drew. ,the first Ito- ors) should 1101 be withdzativn. ': ky number in the contest and a draw•j Reeves Johnston and' Hubbard "Ino-, was. given for Maggie ant ji,;gs. ptiz,e lo>ed forr ,a new egtzalhzation of •the' as- hen. Ross Pope took ;the hair' sessent of tlie'va�rious ` municipalities: The hockey. motel' was a friendly hol of the county, and arlarge nui ber of aloe, between, Belmore and Wt•oxe-. 1ii embers took 'part it the discussion ter with the latter wirmi ag four goals: which ensued.: It was pointed out to nothing- 'thattwent Following is the list of prize tvlrlla- y Tears llad elapsed Since are, last !equalization and many, chan- etas; - ges had. taken place in that time. On %ancy IDressed- Lady, Na•tiaizal, 1st. the other Band, it was contended that Laura ,Wright; '2nd., Mrs. Davey • eta: new equalization would be expen-. Fancy Dressed Lads;, Historical, , sive and in the .end might not !be any ,Miss Scott, Mrs, O. Gathers. more, satisfactory than the present Fancy ,Dressed Girl National,. Or- schedule.- The council divided, on the xaia Tillcer, Florence" I -fall. question, a notion that the Historical Dressed Girl, Elvia :Stock l present !equalization stand being 17 Isabel Davey. •,.to a4. . I-1 r -d Time Costume, Atkin Rana, Reeve ' � .�r � e 'Robertson ou having suggested Best Neigger, 'Geo. Paulin. drat a •et -to ether axe • r� •- g, g meeting with the: Le, Couple in Go,1,::, e, Wilma Al- 1Bruce county., council tell and Bertha Allen. gr T 11 'would be a •ood thing;, a committee •was appoint - re Masquerade Carnival ; in the Trolley Dressed Gent, - Historical, ed consisting of'the :'Warden and Ree Norman ..Garrett. 'ves Robertson and Erwin, to meet, aFane Dresied'I3oy Historical,Ste-committee of the Bruce..counc 1 to Y;part ' i i"gins, Bob -i Paul . ! ,make arrangements for such a meet - Best Clown, .Archie Edgar. line Ladies '•Character Costume Liss Reeves ilfunnng's and :Klapp ;moved' I�ov.•e.„ s duced a motionro p testing against the Ladies Race, Mrs. C. Gathers, IPI'oPosal to' establish township school Girls -'Race Isabel Davey, , ,. ,Fl lorence. boards in place of the present boards Hall,n for each: section. This was referred to Boys ;Race :Ro Robinson.Ro in:s b othe education committee. Gents Race, Rorry Richards, „Reeves munriings and I€lopp moved Couple. Race,G. W. 'I'it,n•r J c rson aid • that $3,soo be voted to the town of Orma Tilker; 2nd Art:,. Harris! and Godericli for the ' rebuilding of tlia t. alrlrs. Gathers. • portion of the county road connecting .% !link on I aan to ha e Boa ytfi i eeldsoroad e from Br2- W rhim' it y of Mrs,'anet Wenger i t ; r.., , j g r of Toronto Is the. town. Referred to good roads visiting at the hoarse of her niece commission, Mrs.'Da.vey. ( On Thursday ' -. the. council was ad Mr, James Edgar and;, Miss Francis, dressedby Mr. A. E. Irwin, engineerEdgar of::Winglrrit , spent a levy y days for- the ;Provincial Department of last week at the homy of Arnold. Ed- Highwa -s.' Speaking p ,.. g 3 of the s;:work gar, done bytownship road' superintend- , Y ddnme `WHEN'OUR - RiVA,.;.. BEAT `'US 'TO k 1 Or' A 'NICER, ' VALENTd.1 Reeves: Henneber and,•' o It g G u les- mo- ;Inglis was adopted, g p d, pointingout to ved that the :assessment of` th c, viii- the Dominion ,Government the great age of Wroxeter for count y purposes lossstlstained through the loviwerin be revised in compliance' with the rul-gg aof - the waters of the Great Lakes by <rea- ing of the Ontario Railway and: Muni- s on"of'tlie Chicago diversion. cipal Board changing the boundaries. ,. , _- , The; executive committee -.recoils of the nunicipaIity. The notion was mended the.following grants: $zoo to carried and- the adjustment is to be'each agricultural made in ;ane. society in the caun- J ty holding a springfair S The Warden (eafortli. a den and Reeve' McEwen spring .fair to receive $25 as it 'e gads commission, were,appoznted to to each. ash' agricultural society•hvlding a attend' the Provincial good roads` con fall fair; $75 to Huron Plowmen's As- vention at Toronto this mouth. sociation;' $75 to junior Plowmen's. Quaid and ;Hanna was assed setting on; 250o to P gtheH r tl � _ Huron County Children's Aid So- forth that the Provincial- al• Iii 1iwa . from Goderich� Y c:ety, to. be paidyquarterly; $250td the to Dublin is in excel-' Adam Beck ler c i memorial fund; $20 'for.. it condition and askin • . that the g flowers around the court house $So Provincial Highways De 'artment de- fer the paving of the road for a few tars: Another ` motion sponsored b P y Reeves Middleton and Livingston) of •Turnberry,. chairman' of . the. good ) cern- r, es also a grant for the `fall fair); $zoo A motion introduced by Reeves Mc Associ• ation of South 'Hur $ ani ays, -V o :has been -work- ing on steel barns and building. H dro Y Electric lines near<Sinicoe is at home with his mother. • rhe hockey team played a rettu•n. game` with; Biu sell Friday $ , ,V r t�itgh ht,.ihe score was .5'to x it 1 favor of Wroxec ter; Miss Bertha and Miss :Wilma Allen of Orangeville are visitii-, ,1i' 1 and .Mrs. T, W. "Henry. Alas. Henry had a number ofthe younger set in Th'urs- daynight to meet the young ladies, and play court whist. . Every one pre- sent ' enjoyed .eveni ed' the J Y evenines entertain- ment-- Miss : Bertha. Atka is a sister of Mrs. l-eni_y and 'Miss .\Vii111a Allen a cousin. Gilbert Howes was florae ;from Tor- aitto`over Sunday and returned on Moiiclay with. Eariiie Dobbs who ex- pects ` to remain there the rest of the winter. NOTICE Tlie local Hydro Commissioners y nnrissioners would like to have all contract cards signed and 'returned by • February 15th;, -x926 to the Village. Clerk., • Fred Davey. encs, lie 'stated that :00 the -whole 'it was good, and he advised' that the ap- pointments pointments of these superintendents be renewed for x926, as, their' exn eri eiice world be valuable. It .was a mistake, he said, to appoint a, new .su- periltendertit everyY ear. Replying° to ,a question by 'Reeve Robertson, 51r. Irwin stated that the Department pays a proportion for tee removal' of snow 'where statute labor is abolished, bttt that such expendi- ture' should be kept within limits. Iti replyto another question lie sta- ted that township councils can order trees or troublesome limbs to be'ref moved, . if they interfere with tlxe'road by giving compensation toy the owner. A 111 ,bei "of other questions were answered by Mr. Irwin, and the War- den e.xpressed ar-der:'expressed appreciation QII behalf o f laic "cotineil. Colony Treasurer.: Lane gave ari or- al statement of the financial standing 8 of the 001111ty. A rn0tion by'1Reeves Coultes and. Slzortreed. with regard to high school districts was discussed 11 committee of the whsle council, but I116 action vas tailed; will neve r° know how good your recipes are•-arnl Crow well ' you can make pies, cakes, puddings and bread '' until . ou'v' . e A � 'w used Purity ,.lour. Your dealer known. Ask<biim, SJINtI 1011 TEE PI}12i1'y', i3OW COOK 110 Sod ;1DP far, t om 5112 Page'Peir1ty note C',ak.1 ok Soo blel7irxd rss rr Oats/AIM r otrn MI ax,s co, Head Oi`Ose . T'oiso1(r c1t ahca Pieria riati 1 to tOaht: • penses,_eacli '$525; auditors of crimi- nal justice accounts, each $5 a' day and' zoc per mile one way (ravel; au- ditors of 12000t 'accounts, nts,, each $So,' caretaker 9f court house and ,registrY i 1 office, $800 5 : county 'councillors, each. $5 a day, and :roc per mile one way travel. + 1 The education committee 'recom- recom- mended tie agpointment, of ` trustees I to the'm several high schools and col -1 legiate institutes of the county as fol- lows; Exeter,;WiIliam May; ' Y, Clinton R. E, Manning;`Seaforth„R. S. Hays Goderich, J. J. Robertson; Win hana,. g > A J, Irwin, It was recommended, that the grants to the variaus'schools< be paid when verified and that the to; the seed show at e , Parkhill requisition be. returned. to, T -f nsall (amend - eel' to: 2 o to foul -11°1e secretary for'1correction: With'1 5); $is each of the foul. e count 2 i oto each Y, $ c iublic libraryK1opp grid Manson, 1 in the county; , 20disapproving the each $ my proposal ,for the ( i school establi 1 fairshmcit held in the county of was to' the, effect' that a. request be am nded 2 township school boards the - ( e to $_5) � Slop to the.: Salva- ie colialnit- CxORRIE UNITED CHURCH ()ERIE ; NEWS An impressive coznrn01 011 service There was a big shiptir ivas ; held last Surday merning, 'Ile from Garlic on Afonday.: pastor took for his subtest, '`The otli- paid' for' hog er side of tire Cross A text, was ta- Some ofux citizens have bo ken from the gospel at -cording to St. ing,. Alberta Coal and speal Luise "And they corilpetledone -raa- highly, of it, ed Simon of Cyrene to carry the The big 'pile of.- sawdust left by Toss after Jesus:" °The Bible states Ratz V. Bov; znan's saw zni11 is fast of stom,' r. t„aa v Simon wets coxnina from the country disappearing., Many farmers ;,re when tie was seized by the Roman drawing- it away for betiding, soldiers and forced to carry' the cross Mr, Thos. : Nash was a business vis• which the Lord could no longer car- itor in Wingbam on Tuesday. Miss Mabel Wood of Lakelet, the guest of Mrs, j, T. Sllera this week Mr; Ben. Maguire took ' a business trip to Toronto last week: Mrs, George Foster Wa;s a taring - ham, visitor last week, y.. No doubt 'Simon would resent m such treatment tobearh n't , t e' cross of shame in a mob; jeering and scoffing lwasno pleasant duty. He was a mar- ked man for some reason. It is generally suspected that tl Simon was either a disciple of Chri !ion. at least on friendly terms wi Him. St. Mark says that this to iSimon' was the father of Alexand and Rufus, who are "thisnz named fa- liliarly as though they were two=di Iciples of `Jesus, and well known, Th probability would seem to be drat St'nion was at beastlattached to Christ Nothing is mak likely than that itf was on account of his association with, Jesus, and. for the sake thereof ,of exposing- him„ to public'ridicule, that the soldiers conipclled him to carry the cross. Yet there, are evi dences.:that, although at the first car lying_of the cross his soul would, re bel against such inlarny that he at Ia St came t' sere the other side of the cross. What would Simon ill Hea- ven take in exchange for the privilege of having borne that cross'after, Jes- us. , What • happiness will Simon en- joy forever! As the redeemed of all ages rehearse to one -another the his- tory of the cross,' they will remember the man who 'was so highly honored to be a co-partner with Emmanuel in he work of carrying a cross to the mount. of sacrifice, So our lesson from this incident is to endeavour to. ee the- white side of the cross in our rosses and losses. Before :Christ carried' his cross it passed through the Mand of His,,;, Father. Let us' carry ifes tasks with a smile; seeking to find on the other side of the cross a nnshine. which breaks through R y 011g1T IIItO lie soul which has learned to say, , 'Thy will be done.” An old fashioned Song Service was enjoyed during the evening worship. Rev.. Mr. Craik' told the, story of some very familiar hyms, such as:—"Abide With Me"; "fuse as 5 am"; "Lead Kindly Light"; "Blest be the Tie that Binds" "Nearer My God to Thee'; , rix St' to Members of the ;U5ission Cir met' 111 tat the Borne of ?truss Ethel Nichols,'` er Al•ondayn evening of this week, 5, Planing Mill Opens e Mr. -W, Palliser started his planting Mill: on .Tuesdays, The millhasbeen shut down for scone ;aveelss owing to the severe illness of 1v1r. Paliner's fa- ther, Mr. Richard Palmer, who resid- es north of t5'roxeter. The old gen- tleman has been 7121-: i i, in fact for ti time' his life was dispaired of. We are pleased to learn 'that 11e'is so far' recovered as to , be able to sit up, Door Takes Off Finger Evelyn J;iarrison, the 12 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J, Harr•isoxt; met with a painful accident on Sunday r. last. She was coming through the door when the little: 'finger of her right Band was caught 'between the door and the jam cutting it clean off between the first and second joint.• Dr. Whitley was called. and dressed h t e injured member. hospitals in th regard to the 'motion. of XI 11 1 presented to the Highways Depart tion' tee recommended that h' tern} y rescue this be.for- merit, th Y hat :lie Lon, at, when the work of Baying warded to the Le " the highway between Goderich ciesbolo library be put on the list Legislature.- The nio- g Y erlch acid and hetion of Tfessrs. Cot ltes ,Short- � -1 the grant bo parol for x ?5 andarid. S,zor t Clintonr ton is undertaken, it be completed 1925> $5o' •to the Canadian , I reed wrtTi regard toi the establishing in one year, in order that interruption Instituteg e u1)tloI1 fo.r the Blind: :The tendersof high school districts was referred of traffic may be. as far: as ossible of E, G. •P Smith for bread - basic to the council for discussion: i - minimized,: This was - :carried.: 1 for the jail, of John Ie j W. Bell for milk for the jail, an girding the motion of Messrs. Geiger , A motion b'y"I eeves Munning's:and d of C. Ai. Robertson. for • groceries and Kennedy that the grant to schools Middletozi; ilzat the council meuioria- � � cel I .s for: the Jail, were accepted. No act'" doing filth class work. be double tire. life the Dominion Government, se 1 ton was recommended with reference Legislative ;rant the committee res-. pressing appreciation of the -: good f r ease to the i J applications Iominended that: when th a7 vvorlc:. ,done at 1 I I Lis. 01 the ,court::house Jan1-, , e average. at- Gocierich harbor, there- r 1 c e tor; the 'ailer and the turn o riovere of fifth Bass pupils is ale (. by allowing• larger boats to come to " J tet for In- 1 e crease- ';or over and two or more t a in salary, find of the Wornenstcllcis are: this: `port, and• urging lire cotrtiniration l Institute- of South Huron a ,employed the grant be double the Leg- C of the improvement of the harbor,' and ,. �' 'Jesus Saviour. Pilot i1le"; "Where ny Wandering Boy Tonight"; "Tlae Were Ninety and Nine.” 'There was an `excellent `atteridan for this meeting and all enjoyed t inging of the hymns which car with thein the Gospel Message, 'TI Noir sang appropriate music foe tl Services and the solo'by:Mr.. Flare Sparling "Where is my Watiderii y 30 oa y 'T night was _much appreciate The meinbers of the Gorrie .Lea rt b will put on a Valentine Program the Wroxeter United Church u e ti," evening, February x5th., at 5 , o'clock. The Official Board of the Unit Church transacted the `e ul r g ar guar sly business Monday afternoon: The house of Mrs. . Sher•a J was 1 ned for the monthly meeting of tl United W. M. 5, Monday afternoo t was an interestnig�session, A bit Hospital for Sick Children lslative grant such groat not lir any I f • < _. 1 - it ren or grants,) , < 1137. was carried case to exce ad e I 7 he .followtra was recommended $300, and that: in all The council concluded •` .� r ended as�;, _ •,, ud d the business the 1other fifth class schools I 1 I r9.26: of ' ae session at noon Oil.:'FYid :I Friday. tc sc 1ec u e of saltines fo • se oo s t ze c.otinty the W atreasurer,grant be equal to the A. conimitt rdena, .$100; $1650, coon- . q 1 e Legislative ee had been appointed t d 1 $ oo county engineer for des t d ssiorl niadc ° tyclerk, x oo; - 'g.rant as provided by statute: . tla corisnit' the, comity solicitors with. re- � � b Crown attorney,.,.. i 'The r II L,00C1 raadS cOIlallii g t t 1 1 rgn r day offering was received. Why not drop it and - enjoy th ar o to aw x11 tie matter of • 1i Sunda ions 'the following recommendations: 1S and upkeep 1 of Ca." � 1dat1bn5: RC equalization of as 1 It, $2800,, :for 41 assessment, and in•: V. t colts t ' roads, 2 •Stephen township 1211110 "a against : o 0 nesponse to the request of this comm t 3 $ oo, jailer, with fuel, �, P g the Sun i1 Il in etc: •: i , County of Huron for $134,45 and cos c< mince a letterwasreceived (rola. ' $�h, matron of jail, $2z5, . is ail physician, $12o; that thus be paid; that no action, 1 e l 1x a. Messrs, Hays & Hays to the effect) 1. i, turnkey, without y ?„ and, t icerding the claims' of Robt. Son. light 00• y School Session next Sunda . 11L? Pastor will: preach laeh-nCa y as in,—"What About the I- E1de extras of fuel 't d I gl t t $g a m regarding that a •valuation . must lie: anade every! l y t e end of the five f d A " !Manager of house of Doig, John Cathcart and Dr. Burraivs I 7• P. five;' .ears b rt at tl i ( refuge, :$700;. years tite term may be ,e ctende council for another five years. The council decided that the. poiniurcnt of valuators should taken up at the June niggling. When the bylaw; filing the s of Comity Engiileon• Patterson, as r11 previous years, at $2800 for work on designated roads and $2oo'for work on county roads was taken up, Reeve Livingston izzoved, 'seconded by Reeve Hays., that` in addition to these amounts the engineer be allowed $500 for expenses and ghat he 'devote his whole time to the work of the county, The ,engineer is SO'-1etimes eoga 'ed by 110110r municipalities to superin- telltl work 'which they are carrying out, and Mr. .l Iviiigston s proposal was to prohibit this. Only Messrs. Hays, Hamra and : Necb supported! liini,:however, in the 010120 a. division taken at Mr, Livirz.gston's request lti re- s t t •1i g �7 to d agttii'Ist the proposed 21001 dmOnt. it,,eeve Geiger and '+ le g ) County Gic,rJ. Holman n�iti.tr tvgrealzpotrsted to the board of er►txiirtai audit. A 1110(100 of Messrs. ,511111hitgs and i Intatron of house of reftr e or atnages; that tie claim of John rllty db g $Soo• as Iof refuge, $Soo;•plxysieiati, $Moor;'cha -paid; that oiling on county roads in with us, 117,—D enias, "Deserting th e, Storey of $xo f0r damages 10 oar be ( Spend' y -xistaut :nation, :,$400; inspector house n be Nairn, -$xso school inspectors, for ex- �penscs, each $525; inspectors, for ex-, villages be done earlier in the season; that l:gineer Patterson attend the ae-1 nual conference of road engineer's at alaryr Toronto February�2 1 Tt II 1 INN�11Ir�INi(�IiIClill�Iti9�il!eplil�i(11�1L1�111(�ilI4�IIIR� If6 Farm or Sale 111 1I One of the best coo acre Irl farms in North I-Iurorl with good buildings, ;xa acres 'hard ri wood bush, as acres fall wheat, !� 7 never failing well, all in, a good !! state of. cultivation and close to °I1It iM � - three different markets, y !s On account of the owner's, failing health this property wi l 111 I:� l' v pit be sold cheap, Now is -the time to buy as the 7 = value of 'arum land is certain to M ' increase during clu g the rireltt ;year or N ABN R C+O$E IS irrsttratt t and Real Estate. p� IM111M1(1I�1l111�111�11'I�IiC1MMill�Ml Cf iNl111Milfl�lf�Nl�lj l' ; I n hour' in the sanet`uar SCHOOL REPORT - and 23, lei bellowing is.tlie report of Wroee 'commission approved the motion of to Senior Room for January. :Pupii iS.lessrs, Armstrong and Joliristthi to iwei e examined in ; Arithmetic, Geo have certain roads in Htillett town- graphs and History, Names are i11 slop added to thte county road sys- order of Iiaerit. tear, and recommended that a .bylaw I Sr..IV•-.Isabel Tarts, Evelyn Http- be prepared and presented to the De- fes, Carl .Smith, Laurclla Austin, Jess par•tinent. ' ic Tdastic, The 512Co11(1 report of the commis- Jr. IV—Katie Waller, "Arehie Tay - cion contained the fo11owiatg recont-101:, Irene' Wright, ,*Jessie Green, naendationsa That a grant of $20oo'7'Dor•athy • connecting Gtech, Elva Stocks' jean made to beused on Mt "ban, lider9at Gibson, , "UVi±slcy lml�s 711 Clinton if approved by tlic ? 3 � 1. aulin, Isabel Davey, I°Jean Iilliott road commission and the engineer; "°Iloy Robinson, Mande I11111 C lY, that a grant of $3,5o0 be glade to tineS -:1TIT—Florence. 1 . 14a11 'i1lai•jor%e Fown of Go'tleriehto rebuild the Pity- Waller, Nornaati Half, :nlarg •t ,,ales Dur - field. Ioael tsrthrlt the town units, st+b- st, Doris' Mtie rove Geor g g Brown, srvlT cct ..to approval of the .road aonlliis-1''Gordon McTavish:, e aathe engineer; .that a Ytesv bii-1 Yr. /II—Georgina 1 �cl!ie )1- .0crt dge be built this yroftr at 1113111). °ti.the P0ldbl, *Arthur Gibson * tired Tido soupy road, if eo tside'n•ed necessary leer. Lorecnt Chamberlain, be lain,, Stewart iter' inspection; that no action be td- ;1t11g00-i1is, Rao 1 orlttxt, ken with preference to the Globe Inn- No on roll 3.2 Average a"ttendar .;a (Contiiintied on page five) 27, :''AI. 1,:- llowes% teacher. SALEM Hiss Margaret g Newton w ori of Gorrie, visited her sister., Mcs. Anson .Galbrai- th last week.. Mr. and M xs. Stewart Edgar from' om` south of Gorrie, spent last Sunday, with Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Lathers. Mr. David Vogan and son' Ross front near Afolesworth, spent one day last week -with Mr. , and Mrs. johnGowdy. .1 Mr. and Mrs: Jack.'; Gallaher,.` spent; one e day Iasi week with "Mi. and Mrs.' .. Nelson Gowdy north of Orange Hill. We are sorry to report the 'ilnes s of Mrs. John Fitch; she having under- gone an operation in the : Wi Ingham. hospital: for gall stones, We:liop`e •site will recover and be able to return 'i C n hone soma jos;,, re I to s ce FRED DAVEY Village Clerk le Issuer of'Marriage Licencesry The law now requires the license re q be taken out three days before the cere- re e moray. Y Subscription taken for the tg d.' Advance -Times. to Clubbing rates given 11 et r.••:ORIVIAN WADE 8 Gorrie, Ontario Agent for Hartford Witxd Insurance c1 Also t; Walkerton Fire insurance Co. Automobile Live Stock; and d i'lateti Glass Insurance n: DR, H. A . WiUTTON i G adnate of Royal College of Dental e Surgeons of Ontario Y Graduate of 'University of Toronto t At Fordwich Tuesday and Thursday At Gorrie the rest of the week. GEO. FOWLER L,D,S., D.D.S. Teeswater, Ontario Will be at the Gafton I -louse, Wro- xeter 1st anti' 3rd Wednesday of each month. Will be at"Gorrie the follow- ing Thursday. - G. S. DAWSON GORRIE Director of Funeral Services Motor Hearse or Carriage, which ever is required. Phone x6 HARPY AIIUINS Fordwiich, Ontario 'Licensed Auctioneer for the Couritie;p Of Huron and 'Wellington Phone ro Or Patterson's Hardware .Store . JAMES Carrie, Ontario Agent for Western Riomers' Mute tl Insurance Co. If you Have no wand Insurance i� your fartu _buildings give vs a call, agent -;for seve ranee COrnptttait tit