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Phone 53
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FOR SALE—McClarys Quebec Cook FOR SALE—Durham Cow newly
-with warming closet and water sec- freshened. Apply to Geo. C. Dey-
tion, also four burner New Perfec- 'Ronts 3, Wingham.
tion Oil Stove with oven. 'These
are as good as new and offered at a
sacrifice to quipk. buyer on acc ount
of leaving town. W. H. French,
Diagonal Road.
PAINT YOTJR HOUSE NOW -Le
Preserve and beautify your home,
give us dimensions of house, you'll
. be surprised how' little it takes.
Come in and talk it over, only the
best Government Standard Material
Carried. Thompson & Buchanan
• Hardware,
FOR SALE—House and lot in Gorr -
ie, Apply to Box 180, Gorrie, P. 0.
LOST—A White Broadcloth Slip on
Josephine Street on Saturday night.
Finder please leave same at Ad-
vance -Times.
FOR SALE OR TO RENT --Com-
fortable frame house, corner John
and William Sts., in Wingham. En-
suire by letter to 1104, 2nd. Ave,
East, Owen Sound.
FOR SALE—The residence of the
late Peter McLaren, Centre St.
Wingham. Apply at the residence.
' Lawn—$3.uo.
WARNING—The party who. took the
robe and motormeter front the car
parked near the Wingham Arena
on Saturray night, July 3rd., 1926,
had best return same to the owner
as I have discovered who it was
and this will save their being made
alt example of in the courts.' T. G..
Anderson, Listowel.
HOUSE FOR SALE— Comfortable
brick dwelling on Victoria St., all
modern conveniences and garage.
acre of land. Apply for further
particulars to Miss Densmore or
Advance -Times.
TO RENT--,Purnished home and
garage on Alfred Street Avail-
able July 15th. Rent very reason-
able. Particulars apply to Mrs. B.
J. Johnston, Box ?o,5, Wallaceburg.
NOTICE TO WATER USERS
The hours for lawn, garden and
street watering are from 6 a, m. to 8
a. m. and from 6 p. in. to 9 p. m.
The rates for the above service for
the season or any part of the season
are as follows:
POLISHED FLOORS --Expert Floor
Layer, will be in Wingham at an
early date. I have a full range of
Oak and Birch at reasonable prices,
finished complete. If you contem-
plate Hardwood Floors, Oak now
(July) at lowest price in year. 'Al-
so Tennessee Aromatic Red Cedar
makes clothes closets, moth proof.
Write for price and sample. , Floor
Layer co Box 473, Wingham,
WANTED—Young girl to help with
housework. Phone 189w, Wing -
ham.
.SPECIAL BARGA.IN—House for
Sale, conveniences, must be sold
• • immediately. This house will be
, .sold for less than the price of Ma-
,
• • ' terial. .Apply to Mrs. Wallace
Hough, Opposite Park. •
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lTEINTDERS—Will be received by the
undersigned up to 6 o'clock on Fri-
day evening, Jul, 3oth for the paint-
ing of Wingham Orange Hall build-
ing. 1..,owest or any tender not ne."
6 eessarily accepted. filo Caserriore,
Route 4, Secretary L. 0. 794.
, be received by the
undersigned up till 6 p. on Wed-
'nesday, July 28th, for the Comple.:.
tion of work . on the McDougall
,: draiii, Plats god specifitations inay
be Seen -at the elerles offiee, Low -
.est jr any tender not necessarily ac -
Seventy -five per cent, of the
; • c eiiitract'money will be paid at th
•ProgresSes, Crtlikshank,•
Clerk; Route //', Wfilg'hatif4
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Garden --$too.
Str eet—$2.00.
Due to the large amount of repairs
required by the water works system
the prompt payment discount nf to
per cent. will be discontinued from
July I, 1926. The loth of the month
will still be the due date for alt wat-
er accounts.
Wingham Ur:ill/les Corn.
New Home Sewing Machines for
sale. Sold at moderate prices. Call
and see them and yon will then un-
derstand why they are so much su-
perior to the average style of machin-
es that are on sale. Sold by A. W.
Webster, the Tailor. Needles, Shut-
tles, Bands, Bobbins sold, 'Will re-
pair any kind Cif old machine, and
make it to work well. Shop up stairs
over the Advance -Times Office.
Doti/ of Mrs, Evans Davis
Mrs, Evans Davis, widow of the
late Demi. Evans Davis, formerly of
St. James Anglican Church, London
Left her home at 54 Dundas St. on
Monday, June 21st., to visit her sis-
ter-in-law, Mrs, Canon Davis, form-
erly of Sarnia but now resident of
Vandmvers13, C. Immediately on her
arrivalashe was taken seriously ill
and died on Saturday, June 26th.
She is survived by one daughter
and three sons, Miss Gwendolyn Da-
vis, Dr. E., G, (sf LOtit113111 W. L. of
Montreal and Rev. L of Brockville,
bier late husband was an uncle a
/qrs. Dr, C. It Burritt of Mitchello
H. Davis, the Editor Of the Mitchell
Advotate attd a brother of our form-
er towaSniati the late lit, genry Da-
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RURON COUNTY W. C. T,
CoONVEINT'TION
(Continued from page one)
lature and parliament who will pa
prineiple before party, we would als
urge our women to use their person
effort to influence the electors to e
ercise their franchise accordingly,
4- That this convention place
record our appreciation prthe pres
ence of lVfiss McCcirkindale. We re
aline that much will be accomplishe
as a result of 'her inspiring addresse
5. That the thanks ef this Con
ventlon be extended to the ladies o
the Wingham Union for their enter
tainment and to the official board
the United Church for, the use o
their church.
Special music add much fo th
morning and afternoon session.
An appetizing dinner and suppe
was served by the ladies of the
Wingharn Union. After dinner ad
dresses of welcome were delivered by
Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. Wardell and Mrs,
Henderson and was heartily respond-
ed to Mrs. W. N, Glenn, Hensall,
A public meeting was held in the
evening which was the climax of the
Convention and t'o a large and appre-
ciative audience Miss McCorkindaie
in her pleasing manner told of her
native land Australia. Besides this
address musical numbers and recita-
tions from each of the 'Unions, in the
County delighted the audience, while
the Junior choir of the Convention
Church sang a number of choruses.
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Wightman—Hoover Wedding
A very pretty wedding took place
recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
J. H. Hoover, of Blyth, when their
youngest daughter, Miss Marjorie
Eileen Hoover, became the bride of
Norman Wightman, son of Williath
Wightman, of Belgrave. The wedding
took place under the spreading trees
on the lawn and was solemnized by
Dr. Barnby, of Blyth.
The bridal music was played by
Miss Grace Wightman. The bride,
who was given in marriage by her fa-
ther, was charming' in a soft green
crepe frock, with trimming, of blonde
lace, and carried a shower bouquet
of pale pink Ophelia roses and valley
lilies. Miss Muriel Hoover, in yell-
ow georgette and lace and carrying
orchids, sweet peas and valley lilies,
was her sister's bridesmaid. Little
Miss Barbara Woods, of Pasadena,
Cal., was the flower girl. She wore
a dainty dress of pale green material
and carried a basket of violets and
pansies. During the signing of the
register Miss Muriel Hoover sang se-
veral selections.
.Following a motor honeymoon
through the North, Mr. and •Mrs.
Wightman will take up residence in
London, where Mr. Wightrnan is the
vice-principal of the Chesley Avenue
School. i
Guests at the 'wedding sincluded
Mrs. Donald Woods, with her two
children, and Miss Irene Hoover, of
California, and Dr. J.' W. Ca'lrripbell
and Mrs. Campbell of Michigan.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS. HEREBY GIVEN,
pursuant to Section 56, Chap. 121, of
the Revised Statutes of Ontario, that
all persons having claims against the
Estate of Esther Breen deceased,
who died on or about the sixteenth
day of May, A. D. 1926,. at the Town'
of Wingham in the Province of On-
tario, are required to send by post,
prepaid, or to deliver to R. Vanstone,
Wingham, Ontario, Solicitor for the
Administrator, on or before the se-
cond day of August, A. D. ,t926, their
names and addresses, with full parti-
culars in writing of their claims, and
the nature of the securities (if any)
held by them duly verified by a sta-
tutory declaration.
AND TAKE NOTICE FURTHER
that after the said second day of Au-
gust, 1926, the said administrator will
proceed to distribute,the assets of the
said estate among the parties entitled
thereto, having regard only to the
claims of which he shall then have
had notice, and ,the said administra-
tor shall not be liable for the said
assets or any part thereof to any per-
son of whose claim he shall not then
have received notice.
DATED at Wingharn this tenth
day of July, A. D. 5926,
R. VANSTONE,
Wingharn, P. 0.
Solicitor for the Aciministrator.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
pursuant to Section 56, Chap. 121 of
the Revised Statutes of Ontario, that
all persons having claims against the
Estate of William Bolt, deceased,
who died on or about the first day
of June, A. D. 1926, at the Township
of Turnberry in the Province of On-
tario, are required to send by po'st,
prepaid or to deliver to R. Vanstone,
Wingharn, Ontario, Solicitor ,for the
Executors, on or before the second
day of August, A. D. 1926, their
names and addresises, with full parti-
culars in writing of their claims, and
the nature of the securities (if any)
held by them duly verified by a sta.:-
tutory declaration.
AND TAKE NOTICE FURTHER
that after the said second day of Au-
nist, 1926, the said executors will pro-
ceed to 'distribute the assets of the
said estate among the parties entitled
thereto, having regard only to the
claims of which they shall then have
had notice, and the said executors
shall not be liable for the said assets
or any part thereof to any person of
whose claim they shall not then have
received notice.
DATED at Wingham this, tenth
day! of July, A. D. 1926.*
R. VANSTONE,
• Wingham, P. 0.
Solicitor for the Execntors.
We have in
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Ford Parts.
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"ART THOU WEARY, ART THOU
LANGUID?"
The author, or rather translator, of
this beautiful hymn, was John Mason
Neale, to whom Archbishop Trench
referred as "The' most profo,undly
learned hymnologist of our Church,
who by' patient r4earches of our
lands, has brought to light a multi-
tucie of hymns unknown before."
He was born in London in 18z8.
His Father died ,when he was five so
that his religiou's training was large-
ly left to a most pioui and devoted
mother, He attended Cambridge
University and distinguished himself
as a classical scholar. His poetic
taste and genius made itself evident
when he won the S'eatonian Prize for
sacred poerns no less than eleven
times. He was ordained in 1841, but
owing to ill -health he was obliged to
gd abroatl, In 1846 he was appointed
Warden of Sackville College, a posi-
tion he held until his death, twenty
ears later,
Neale was a good deal of a mystic
and his ritualistic practices excited
ritual prejudice, not only a,tricing the
laity, but also anteing the ranks of
his fellow -clergymen, The Bishop of
Chichester suspended him from offici-
ating- at religious services in his diocese of fourteen years because of
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views, Ile founded file sisteraood
St Margarets which was, and still is,
.devoted to weirkp of dtarity.
All his life he was intenSelY
eSteti in hymnology and made transla-
tions so ,delightfully free that, as Ca -
Don Duncan says in his 'work on Po -
paler Hymns, Irian)/ of these trans,
latiens may almost be considered as
original lwrrins, In 049 he Published
his "Hymns for Children" and two
years later .a companion volumn,
"Hymns for the Young." Later fol-
lowed other volumes: "Hymns for the
Sick"; "Mediaeval Hymns alone en:.
title him to a place of lasting re-
membrance, Among the best kno
of his translations are,: "The Day
Past and Over"; "0 'Thou 'who by
Star DidSt Guide"; "The Strife is 0
the Battle%Done"; "Brief Life is h
our Portion"; "Jerusalem the Golde
"For Thee, 0 Dear, Dear 'Countr
and "Art Thou Weary, Art Th
Languid?"
"Art Thou Weary, Art Thou La
guid?" was written by St. Steph
a monk who was born in 725 and di
n 794. This man was placed in t
istoric monastry of Mar Saba situ
d on the rugged cliff overhangh
he Valley Of the Kedron, ten mil
outheast of Jerusalem. Here he li
d for fifty yeras and among oth
works wrote this beautiful hymn. TI
riginal manuscript has been lost, an
11 research for it has proved unavai
ng. It made its apPeraance in En
sh when Dr. Naele published hi
Hymns of Eastern Canada" in 186
It is pleasing to know that the sin
ular beautyand simplicity of Neale'
fe was such that eventually he live
'own whatever prejudice his view
ad 'excited and ivhen he died in,188
e was greatly beloved by men of al
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LANGUID"
Art thou weary, art thou languid,
Art thou sore distrest?
'Come to me, `saith One, and coming
Be at rest!'
Hath He marks to lead me to Him,
If He be my Guide?
'In His feet and hands are wound-
- prints,
And His side.'
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there diadem, as Monarch,
That His brow adorns?
'Yea, a crown, in very surety,
But of thorns!
If I find Him, if I follow,
What His guerdon here?
Many a sorrow, many a labour,
, Many a tear,'
If I still hold closely to Him,
What hath He at last?
'Sorrow vanquished, labour ended,
Jordan past.'
If I ask Him to receive me,
Will He say me nay?i
'Not till earth, and not till heaven,
Pass away.'
Finding, following, keeping, strugg-
' gling,
Is He sure to bless?
'Angels, martyrs, prophets, virgins,
Answer, Yesl''
Presentation fo Rev. and Mrs. Cos
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A large number met at the ho
of Thomas and Mrs. Smith, Ross
Lucknow, on Friday night, tp hon
Rev. T. W. and Mrs, Cosens. Af
spending a short time in commun
singing, a very interesting inaprop
program was given with Mrs. S.
Rathwell presiding. Following th
111r. arid Mrs, Cosens were asked
occupy the central chairs and we
the rcipients of a gold lined Silv
Tea Service and Tray, and a go
mounted Fountain Pen and Penc
and the following a.ddress:
• Lucknow, Ont, June 2512
To Rev, and Mrs, T. W. Cosens:,
From your friends in the Ladle
Aid and Women's Missionary Societ
Dear Friends:---
To-night we wish to convey to yo
our appreciation of your association
with us and to tell you that ou
church and community have beei
enriched by your living in it. Yot
have -worked together for the welfar
of the congregation and we belie);
that yotir sincerity will have its re
ward. In Mrs, Casein we have an
ideal leader in W.M.S. work, one who
had the interest of Missioji work at
heart, Not only did she confine her-
self to foreign mission work but she
practiced an unselfish service in her
everyday life, , Her manner always
led us to know that she was in close
touch with the Master and endeavour-
ing to do His will.. The Ladies' Aid
have always found you willing to en -
operate in 'their tredertakings and
We have appreciated your kindly
spirit, We feel that Lucknow United
Church was privileged to haven inaa
of hli Cosens ich
,years of exper-
ienee as their pastor. Possibly it will
suffice to repeat the remark that was
made at the tittle tillien was constim-
thatedt "The right man it the right
place," We ask you to aetept these
giftjtig to let you know that we
have appreciated yon. We trust that
is the dys to eottle you may often
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IN this complex age theambitious youth
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It opens opens the door to opportunity and
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Leaders are needed everywhere; in Registrar
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The address was read by Hr, Ro-
bert Thompson and the preSehtatiortS
was made by Mrs. Thomas Smith arid
Mrs, James IV/iller. Mr. andCMrs,
osens replied suitably, thanking
their iniay friends or the eattiolt-
mentary address and the -valuable
presents. After sieging "For he is a
jolly good fellow" and "Blest be the
tie that binds," and expressing best
wishes, for Mr. and Mrs. Cosens, for
prosperity in. the work to which they
have been called, the gathering
fpae:eslevde.n seRtieivio, CllS to laorsgenes eoprhegarechgeadu
tions last Sunday and will open. his
pastorate at Lydden on Thursday ev-
ening by addrftessingttan ed4osr7nitini,ty ga-
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