HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1926-07-01, Page 3WROXETER
Thursday, July ,xst., 1926
Among recent purchasers 'of ' new
cars in the village and vicinity, we
mention Allan Munro,:'''ons Idoperaft,
Tom Martin, John L.' McEwen and.
Frank Green.
Rev, Mr, Lang, late o the f Fard-.
•with congregation occupied the nun
pit of the United Church here •011 $ab
bath last ad 'preached two excellent
sermons. He s renoving...i Lmbro,
Ont.
Ward Sharpfn our popular draymon,;
is, and has been for some time, very
busy delivering coal for next winter's
use.
Mr. Thos, Gibshas added a sun
rooin•
to his residence on Gilison St.
Mr, Harry Snaith built the cement
foundation and Mr, Gavin Muir . did
the' carpenter • work,Needless . to
state the work was well and -truly
done. It looks fine.
The oil fluid distributed on the
streets' by the Highways Commission
this
1 pretty well. It assuredly "lay
dust" on the King's Highway.
iss Collins of the Ontario. Govern-
tient Dept, Women's Institute ad-
dressed essed trie local bodyin
the base-
ment of the United Church here oil
Monday afternoon the " 28th. The
new president, ..Mrs.. Stewart Mc-
Naughton occupying the chair. Miss
Collins is a pleasing speaker and she
had her subject well in hand.
Mrs. Jean Stewart, of Toronto, has
taken Miss Bella Douglas" house for.
the summer, together with her nit ce
and family.
Mrs. Cameron, mother of - Mrs.
Fred Davey of this village, died herd
on Monday last Her remains were
taken to Grand Valley, where she for-
merlylived.
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Another of theold pioneers, i1, the
person of Mrs. Donald Stewart, died
on Sabbath morning last, at the resi-
dence of her' son, Jatnes on the 2nd.
of" Turnberry. Her husband prede-
ceased her some years ago. They
were well and .favourably known in
this vicinity.
The Sunday School teams of the
United Church, boys and girls (team
each) lately . defeated the Bluevale
and I3elgrave teams at Softball mat-
ches. They motored to Ethel for an-
other
nother contest on Monday last. Re-..
sultsnot., radioed at this writing.
GORRIE NEWS.
BASEBALL
The postponefl baseball .match be-
tween
tween Gorrie and Fordwich was play-
ed at Victoria Park, in Gorrie on
Thursday evening, June 24th. A lar-
ge number of fans' turned out and
they were rewarded with a good
exhibition of the "old, game." Both
teams were better than usual and
showed much improvement' due to
constant practice,
Gorrie took the lead early in. the..
,.
;game and continued to hold it, A
few costly errors in the fifth innings,
however nearly threw the game away.
But the team settled down again in
the sixth and the two teams struggled
till the finish.
A. dispute during the•first half' of the
eighth innings delayed, the game till
it, was too dark to continue. So the
umpire called the game , finished at
the end of the seventh.
The scoe at this time stood ro-e in
favour of OGorrie.
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FORDWICH
Mr. and Mrs.. R. C. Muirhead' and
family
sPent
Sunday
with friends in town.
Mr. Win. Roger's, of- ,Listowel is
holidaying at the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Wing Rogers,
Mrs, S: E. Butchart and little son,.
returned on Saturday to Toronto, af-
ter spending several weeks hire with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ;as : Dur-
ant
.A Ford touring car has been pur-
chased by IVIr. Jas,, Mathews,
Mr. Stanley Enel and Miss Pearl
Eckel, Hanover; 'spent one even-
ing in town last week.
Mrs. David. Walker, is visiting ,with
freinds at Fort Plains, New York
State.
Mr, N. R Olfield if Delhi, is holi-
daying with friends in town.
Central League Schedule
The 'following is the schedule of
games to be participated in by Gorr -
ie:
July 5--Gorrie at; Clifford.
July 8; Pyaiinerston at Gorrie.
July 14—Harriston at Gorrie.
July 20-Gorrie at Fordwich.
July 22—Gorrie. at Palmerston.
August 4 -Clifford at' Gorrie..
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"Keep more hens,p'raps some bees, d
■ Tend them well and wealth you'll seize. " ' Ill
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• ONTARIO'S PRODUCTION
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1. Of Poultry, Roney, Stock, Butter and Cheese ••
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® is Increasing by leaps and bounds .
■ And it is going to 'double in a few :-ears. - Fa E. li
Ra y Farm lands are .,. in
1 already due for a rise: If you want toebe in the swim, Mn �Fartn- th
MI er, you had better get busy right now, but, do not expect roc) per po
cent results from a 20 per cent Equipment. ` Build up to date hen th
and(hog pens. Improve your stabling accon odation etc.
TIM IS ALL EXCITED
To the Editor av all thin
Wiiighazn paypers,
Dear Sur,.
Shnrc, but isn't it the grate new
intoirely we do be Lavin froin Ottaw
these days! I fale till years young
er, an" me ould frinds. Jawn Dit
ruson, an Jawn. Morgan an Jaw
Quirk an Jawn Casenlore are loolci
loike byes av twinty foive agin,' wi
mill■!II■IA>�11IwlilelilMlll■III■Iliamalllslle HURON COUNTY RIFLE
Our Dollar Days SHOOT AT GOi71✓RTC%4
"■ Mr. Percy Sparling is visiting at
Were a Good Success The Huron County Rifle Clubheldhishome ■ Y o ie near Gorrie. He ea;pecis to
the annual shoot at the,ranges ' at return to Toronto
but We still have !�o o Thursday.
s "_= Goderich and for the second '' c d time an Mrs. E Walker and•children of
a , bine sedcession the St, Helens' Club earn- Walkerton,were
_ _ _■, ... recent : visitors � 111
■ - ied off the honors, Gorrie,
n:• _ In the individual
shooting
�- Shear -Mr, and Mrs, E. Warrell of Toron-
n. _ Goad
_ Q Values
■down and Pardon were tied andliadto to, are in the vicinity calling
- Y 1 g on
n 1' shoot of, Sheai•down winning out fot,,.friends and relatives,
d � — ILE�T '— �. first prize. C7 .
n ■, Quxte a umber from here attended
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t Helens H s.
We',
•Jost
........ ..,....... ,..,..•...;..-..... theParty ] received ,some nice ■ »••538 Orange Hill' Garden lar -y last
■ 1 = First Goderich team -520 Friday. The evening = Silk Broadcloth Shirts. Just the 1i l Y v n.g was very slit
ri - .Co borne 486
cessful, Rev, R.Jones and Rev.
- newest thing" out' and same new r A.
■Second Goderich team ....... :........ _: ._, Armstrong,a ist
= Straw` Hats in wide and medium■_474 assisted parade the hi.G program,
■ _ Individual Winners Orangemen will t the G
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=. rims with fancybands; Summ- - E. Sheardown, Goderich ....:...;62 ie: Unite Cur 1 .;
■ - d h c2 for special service,
- er Underwear at reduced rices _ J. C Pardon, St, Helens _.62 Sunday evening,Julynth. r
■ p t.at�p.n.
Come in and look them over: n.-- P. Bissett, Colborne k,.6x An induction service will be held in
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0, Goldthorpe, Goderich :._6o the United' Church Fordwieli
when
W. Bissett, Colborne $8 Rev, E. T. Chandler will be placed in
!, UV, J, 1bliller, "St. Helens ....__..
a :..57 charge, Rev. ''G. Telford, Rev. h`,
• Progress Brand"Made,to- a E, Webster, St. Helens 6 Smith Rev.
- 5 A. Armstrong and Rev,
Measure Suite, leave ■ H. 'Lamprey; Goderich ...., 55 F, W. Craik will take part in tee spe-
ll. H. J: Purdon, St. Helens 54 cial service Rev, Mr. Chandler 'coin-
• your order. W. McPherson,' St: 'Helens ..:_... - es • from Walton
�, G c5 Wa ton ;CJmted Church; and
• W. Leitch, Goderich _. • 54 is a most energetic worker. Ford-'
o W. Chisholm, Goderich �.B4 with Church is to be on rat
� � c � Mated
■ Charles ,Colborne .,....,....... in securing his
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Wroxeter, Ontario II W. Webster, St. Helens _.,. ,53 near Mildmay; under the-ausp:,: es of
jiR, Murray, St. Helens 53 the Evangelical Alliance this 'week
if111■IIIg11111111®111 11111111■II11111111111211111/lg01 J• McDonald, St. Helens -._........_.._ and next, •53,
Robert Bissett, Colborne :..._. _ _-.5a' Regular preaching services next
Mr. Henery. of Lucknow.,is visiting J. McVicar, Goderich,.., .•T..... ,-Sunday
_._.�., Su day with the pastor in charge.
Postmaster and Mrs. McCready, Wm, McAllister, St. Helens i 1 it a. m:—"The Old Paths,"
Sunday visitors at the h 5 trip
otic of Mr. A, Goldthorpe, Goderich $z � - 7 P. m. -"The Conscript Cross
and Mrs, E. Aitcheson were,, Mrs, D. Worthy, Goderich P
Wilford and-»••-•••,. •..••,•49 , Bearer,"
daughter Verne of Pres- :J• Huckins, Goderich 1 Bringyour visitors'
ton, M A. H. Carruth, Listowel, Mr. Tyros services, i
and••49 to the chin. cl
Mrs. Allan McLean, Arthur, \?V Leitch, .Goderich
54. 11fr. and Mrs. Jas. Sheri, visited
Much sympathy is extended to Mr. D. Worth. Goderich » 1' '
Y, de Ich .,. ;:_.....•.__, r--49 with. friends in Mildmay last Sunday.
and Mrs, Martin McEachern in the 3, Huckins, Goderich ,.,.._...._._.„ "..,..49 Rev:. Andrew Lang preached in Sa
sad death of their son Kenneth:" who H, .Hill, Colborne lem ,U '
was drowned:in F. .,..:.2g; United Church, Sunday iftez-
Mount Forest, on r, Masterson, Colborne s9 noon, Rev, Mr. Langleaves fer his
Thursday, while in swimming, The Extra Series
yotin man wasnew charge in Enabro this week.
g attending 'Business 0. Goldthorpe, Goderich ; Re
College and had oslytwo-•:-�48; v F. W. and Mrs. Craik, also
more days E. Sheardown, Goderich ,,.,,_...,,_...,..-.,,,a7 Norman, visited in Fordwich and.
to -go and then his term would have W. ,Martin, Goderich ,....-,... _....._. Harriston last ast Aionday
been finished .It is very sad as he W. Webster, St, Helens t
45 Quite a large crowd witnessed. the
is just 18 years. The funeral was W. Chisholm, Goderich •
..••............».-.__-4� baly game between Gonne and Ford -
home. fromFridaynight•44 Gorrie boys
C. Robinson, Colborne ,.. - _....:..-.,,,:44;were in the lead when the game clos
The Ladle bowlers bowled: for the ed,
first time last, Monday night and en- 1 Rev. v A. Barnard was in Gorrie,
joyed the game very much and are Tuesda:, .morning on his
planning on another game this , m. Y g way ythis
P Mrs, Irwin of Toronto is visiting; new charge in Essex. Presbytery.
GORRIE NEWS
Jawn Joynt an Jarge :Shpotton taki
fizsical' ixercoises ivey maraun av
theer loives, gittin ready fer the race,
I mane, av coorse, the race fer the
nominashun, fer that is the whole ting
this toime, the Grits an 1J, ; F. 0,'s
won't have wan chance in a hundred
to Win in Nort Huron whin votin day
comes,' Mebby we hey betther min
in the parthy than ayther Jawn arr
Jarge, but it- takes air ould harse fer
a harrud road, an kill i the road be-
foor nominash'in. day will be hard
enough, an, I make me bet that wan
.av thim lads will be the winner, an'an-
ther that it will be a walk over.
Av coorse:I ant takin it fer granted
that theer will be an elickshun soon,
unless n Mishter Hugh h Guthrie
gkin per-
swade enough av thine . Progrissives,.
be hook arr be crook, to come over
to our,•soide av the house, so that
Mishter Meighen kin carry on,, but
the besht advoice I kin give the byes
at Ottawa is to have nothing to do
wid annybody but shtraighthard bil
ed, dyed in the wool 'Tories. If they
make anny bargain wid thim Progriss-
ives the Furst Ling IVlishfer Meighen
will' know"he,, will be' ,goin arround
wid a knoife shuck in his back, the
sante way as Mishter Mackenzie
King is.
Until_ the invishtigashun into" the
cushtom • house slicandals shtarted,
ings wus beginnin to look bad fer us
Tories, an: it sawed as if we wudden't
e. able to delete the Grit-Progrissive
combinashun fer som etoiine, 'though
v coorse, some av thim:Progrissives
wus Tory, at heart, an only waitin fer
good excuse fer kicltin over the
hraces, so to • shpake, an as soon as
hey found it they tuk it. Now••that
he invistigashun has done its wurruk,`
n' the Tories are in power <agiii, I
on't see army rayson fer goin an-
y further wid it, an shpindiu more
av
-the payples money. A lot av good
Tories will be. lookin •fer jawbs, so
lie besht ting to do is to incrase the
oorce av min to slitop sinnugglin, an
t the co_unthry sittle down:to busi
ess,
'Tis a good toime fer us Tories to.
git back into awficc, wid good crop
roshpickts, an payple flockin into the
unthry, an the railways airnin more
oney. Ay coorse wid tings.lookin
roighter, an, loikely to kape on doin
wid the Tories in power, we shall
de a lot more money to run tings
air third stingy. otild Grits wus1 will
to shpind, nit i tink it wits a mane
rick av thins to rejuce the taxes, an
shtgae, an duties an so fort, so
at the rivinues av the counthry will
be shmaller, whirl the tonne has come.
to turn on the gas an droive' full
shpade ahead. It looks as if thins
Grits tought that mebby they wud be
defayted, an wanted to nialee tings
just as `harrud as they cud fer us' Tor-
ies. There is nothing li g too' inane fer,
thim Grits to do, but we'll get even
wid thisn it sowe will.
y wl.
Yours till nixt wake;
Timothy I -lay.
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HARRISTON
The people of town were shocked
to hear on :Friday, June iSth of the
sudden death of Duncan S. McLell-
an of town, it seems 'Mr.. McLellan
had been helping on. an extra
gan on the C. P. R. section and
while near Orangeville, his hat flew
off and he went to get it and missed
his footling tied hit head on the rail:
He was taken to Orangeville Hospi-
tal, but passed away a few minutes'
after being attended:
Mr, McLellan was a man who had•
Made many friends and the funeral
which was held on Monday was one
of the largest in Earristori, The ser-
vices at the house and the grave Were
conducted by the Rev, Parnell of Bur-
ford, assisted by Rev. Leadingham of
Haitiston. Besides his wile he leav-
e to mourn his lass
s twodaughters
and everal brothers and sisters,
The treet dance which was held on
Wednesday light was a great succc s
and
everyone, present enjoyed them -
sieves very stitch, The nntsi6 was
splendid being supplied by the fam-
ous. Guelph Jazz Band,
Mr, J, i4. Carruth, of Galt, visited
his daughte , Mrs. E, Aitcheson over
the week -end.
Miss Billie .• Milligan of Egairte
ville, spent a few days with her, aunt,
IVir2. C. Eedy.
Mrs. R. Ward is spending a week
with Clinton friends,
MARRIED
Cooper—Allen—In: Fordwich, on Sat
urday, June' 26, 1926, Dora Glayde,
daughter of Mr, :and Mrs, Wni, C.
•en, to Mr, Cecil eoper.
with her cousin, Mrs. W. R. Farrier.; The ladies of the "united Church are
Mrs. Dan, MacDonald of Lucknoyi�' arranging for the annual Garden
and Mrs. Win. MacDonald and Mrs. July.
to.be held toward the end of
Herb Tiffin of. Detroit are visiting `July.'
with Mr. and Mrs. 'Reuben Tiffin, 1 Mr,. H. Neil visited with' : elatives
at Salem last Sunday=:
All G '1 C Mr. Gordon McGee is spending the ( We are pleased to report Miss Pru
week -end with relatives in London, dente Earngoy much improved after
Mr, Will Mowbray spent last week /her recent illness.
BORN with his aunt, Mrs. Leggatt at 1 olI-1I Committees have been appointed be
Schaefer—In Harriston, on liiednes- and (the United Church trustees to male
day, June 23, 1926, to Mr, and Mts. Mr, Lester Falconer and Mr. John necessary repairs to church property,
Homer A. Schaefer, a daughter; Felcoer are driving new Chevrolet The work has begun:
cars, ,Sl .,,:r :, ,,,
All the members of the Falconer > SALEM
families from here and , Culross and Mr. and Mrs. Allan Fralick and
Bluevale, attended the • Quinn pic- .Mr, and Mrs. A. E. Gallaher motored
inc at Springbank, London, on Wed- to Toronto and spent a couple of days
nesday last. All report a good time, with friends 'there recently
We are glad to .learn that Mrs. W. Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Kirk, of Sea Miss Hazel Weir who teaches in
C. "Hazlewood is recovering from her forth and Mrs. F. L. Creighton and Toronto is spending her vacation
recent indispositon," family of Detroit, spent Tuesday at with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. L.
The Gibson Lumber and Cider Mills the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Bee- Weir,
unloaded another car of B. C. lumber croft's.
Mr. and Mfrs. W. E. Wear and .trill
ontheir trackage yard on Gibson Miss Elizabeth Inglis, of Whitley; dren and MI, and Mrs. Wni• Dane
Street. t et.
is spending her holidays under the with frieds at Fordwich, • "
parental roof, Mr. Lloyd Henning had the inisfor-r
r; Miss Isabel Fox, R N. of Galtis tune tobe struck on the upper lip by
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spending the week -end at her home .a sledge, which flel off a beam at Mr.
here. Howard Wyle's barn raising last
week. • The wound required several
Mrs. Hutchison and son, Robert,of stitches. He is getting•along as well
London, visited with' her daughter, as can be expected,
Mrs, Fred Mowbray and with her Maste Jack Willits had the misfor
sons, Sani and John on Sunday last. tue to have his leg badly gashed with
Mi, and Mrs.. Ed, Browning and with a scythe. The wound was dress-
ed by Dr, McLeod of. Wroxeter, it re-
with Mn and Mrs. George Cottle oneniring Some ten stitches. Jack wsa
Sunday: , I to have written on the Entrance Ex -
The W. M. S. of the United Church'
her ore invited to attend'the W. M.
S. meeting of St, Helens United
Church on July 14, at 2.30 p. ni,
Mr, and Mrs: Fred Thompson and
family of Toronto and taster Win.
Ross of Teeswater, spent the week-
end with Mr, and Mrs. Joe Tiffin.
Mr, and Mrs, Philip Steele of Shop=
pardton, Mrs. Thos. Rivett of Dun-
gannon and Miss Ida Rivett of Crewe
and 11Ir. Alex, Steele, of Fair Light,
Man., visited with the forincr'5 sister,
Mrs. Jas.' Cornelius on Sunday.
Mr. and dMr Russel ussel Reid Brant-
ford,
Llan(
ford ti
s ne i the 1--e
1 week -end with Mr.
and Mrs. Alex. Reid, who accompan-
ied, them back to Bratford.
Mrs, George Garton is visiting her
;ctaughter,•Mrs, Ariliut Holland of
Kitchen ,
Mr, Roy Patton is supplying at
Tara at present.
Miss Beatrice Dobie • and Misses
Jessie and Ruth McClenaghan are
spending their holidays with their Make it strong;
aunt, Mrs, Bert McClenaghan, Never flatter, 'never bluff,
Mr. W, J. French of London, sales- Tell the truth, for that's enough;
Iman for Scottish Fertilizers, Wella,nl, 13e .a booster that's the stuff '
was in these parts last week,' Just belong,
Ernest Sparling of Kincardine visited
ams this week.
BEA BOOSTER
If yon think your Town the best,
Tell 'eni so;
If you'd have it "lead the rest,
Help it grow;
When there's anything to do,
Let the. others count on you; ,
You'I1 Leel bully when it's through,
Doii't you know.
IfYou'rc used to giving g knocks,
Change'your style.
Tiro
i w bouquets instead of rocks.,
For a while,
Let the other fellow roast;
Shun him as you would a ghost,
Meet his manner with a boast
And a senile.
When a pian froin. afar'
Comes along,
Tell hurl where and wha
you are—
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LOWER SCHOOL RESULTS AT
WROXETER C.• S.
The following are the results of the
e
Departmental subjects only of the.
,Lower School,
The departmental subjects of Farr-rr
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arc Art, Geography, Canadian His-
tory and Botany, Those of Foiri II.
are Art, Botany, - English Grammar
andPhysiography..
The h nulinber after the :name indi.-
cites the number of subjects in which
t>rlie students were successful. The
subjects in brackets after the name are
those in which the students failed!
and in which he must now pass the -
regular Departmental Examination in,
order to get standing in that subject::
Ashton S:3; (Art);. Baker M. 4; Bar-
ton H, 4; Bennett F,, z (Art, Bot:,.
Grain.); Davey, I,f, 4; Doig D,. 4,;
Doig; M• 4; Finlay H. 4; Gibson, E, a,, •
,(Art); Gibson, M. q:; Harris, J, 2r.
(C. Hist,, Bot,); Hastie, W 3 (Bot.);;
Inglis, A. 4, Laine; J, S (Art) Lew-,
relate, 0. 4; Paulin, G, 3, (Bot.); Rob-
inson; M. 4; Sanderson, J: 3 (Art)e,
Sperling, J. 41 Stephens, M. 4; Stocks.
D.
4; m W. t.
Bo
Art);
Wrightz-
im,i IV!. 2, (C. Hist., 'Bot.).
Normna Garrett, Principal •
BELMORE
kr, Robert Forsythe of Archydal;.
Sask., and:' Mr. Frank Crow of Oran-
geville were -visitors with Mr, . an&
Mrs, W H. Mundell on Saturday,
Mr, and Mrs, James Gilmour, visit-
ed at Wni. H, Mundell's on Saturday..
Miss Annie Inglis of Stratford Nor-
mal School is home for her vacation.
Misses Helen Mulvey and Aline
Douglas; spent the week -end with
Mrs, Stanley (formerly.- Miss Annie
Bax) St. Marys.
Rev. Craik of Gorrie and"Rev. Mc- •
Kenzie of Belmore, exchanged pulpits
Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. Johnson, are the-
guests of Miss Hannah and Manz,
Stokes.
Minnie Jeffray, spent Sunday even-
ing at Wm, Mundell's,
All those interested in the school
trouble wended their way to Walker-
ton, Friday morning: The judges,
coming to no decision. It will like--
ly-..go to the Privy Council'_ las Eiig
land
Miss . Hazel Douglas of Winghanir; .
spent Sunday with her parents,
Tile Union Sabbath School will
hold their annual picnic in the near
future.
Mr. and Mrs. Jackson and little
son, and Blanche Irwin of Winghani
visited at Win. `Irwin's, Sunday,
A. R. DU VAL
Registered Chiropractor
Will be at Towne's Hotel, Wrose--
ter, Tuesday and Friday . Evening
from 7 to 8.30 p. m.., during June and
July.
Diseases 'of all kinds successfully-=
treated. Consultation free, Country. ,
and house calls responded to.
FRED DAVEY
Village Clerk
Issuer of Marriage Licences
The law now requires the YYcense be
taken out three days before the cere-
mony.
.Subscription taken for the
Advance -Times.
Clubbing was given
NORMAN WADE
Gorrie, Ontario
,Agent for Hartford Wind Insurancei--
Also
Walkerton Fire Insurance Co.
Automobile, Live Stock and PIate
Glass Insurance
DR. H, A» MUTTON
Graduate of Royal College of 'Dental
Surgeons of Ontario
Graduate of University of. Toronto
At Fordwich Tuesday and..Thursday,
At Gorrie the rest of the week.
GEO. FOWLER
D.D,S,
Teeswater, Ontario
Will be at the Gqfton Hoose, Wro-
xeter xst and 3rd Wednesday of each
month.
Wille
b at Gorrie
the fll'
follow-.
in Thursday.
hursd aY•
0. S. DAWSOw
Y
GORRIL
Director of ;Funeral Serviette.
'tfotetr Hearse or 'Carriage, which`'
ever -1S .required,
Phone i6
HARRY AIKINS ' ,
Fordwich, Ontario v
Licensed Auctioneer for the Connect
Of Renton and Wellington
Phone tg
Cit Psttcrsoja's Hardware Store.
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