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of beauty unexcelled
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or farmland—perhaps a. river stealing'through-
perhaps a placid lake --perhaps a nestling village
or busy.industrial town. But• everywhere is beauty,
„variety, colour.
Stop and enjoy such scenes as you motor
through Ontario. Look' on them as"' you would_
enjoy paintings in a picture ga11y.
By driving moderately, you will -derive far more
enjoyment' from motoring. Half the delight of
country driving is lost" through excessive speed.
The highways are yours. Do your part in tak-
ing care of then. The cost of repairs and renewals
will: fall on you• and other motorists: Excessive
-speed grinds road surfaces, Irt your own interest,
therefore, as well as for your safety'and pleasure,
keep within the speed law.
Those who are careless about speed limits are
reminded that a numerous'traffic patrol is rigidly
enforcing the speed law on all highways.
THE HON. GEO. S. HENRY,
Minister of Highways`
S. L. SQUIRE,
Der` xfy Ministor
Issued by ,the Ontario Department of Highways.
to secure the co-operation of motorists in
abating the' abuse of the roads of. the Province.
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COURT BACKS CHIEF IN
"FRESH" CHARGE
Aelius Pletint-e of Kitchener, and
formerly of Foi'dwich, was fitted $
end costs in police court m T(itcl:etier
on July 16th, on being foiled guilty
of disorderly conduct. Chief of Police
O'Neill was going Jibing one evening
recently when he saw Flaunts draw
tip to the curb in his car and aeeost
f. tri The chief _:as in
a couple n g x s l�, w
civics sand he finally got the girls to
consent to prosecute the aceti.,ed,
Plauntz, who (lid no( know the chief
told the latter op that occasion .hat.
he was too fresh and tlic chtters re-
tort; was that he would find out latter
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I"ordwiclt police desire to press a
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FORDWICH
Mr. Alex. Tilker of Listowel, and
Miss Enza Gibson -'of Londc,n, spent
the week -end at the home of firs.
John 'Pilker, R
Miss Dadswell of Harriston, spent
the week -end at the home of Mr. and
Mrs, E. Matthews, jr., Miss Cunning-
ham i also visiting at the same home.
Miss Anna McLauguain is visiting
with relatives in Detroit. end Roseville
Mich, '
Mr. and Mrs. 0, N. Siefert • f Pres-
ton, visited over the week -end at the
home of Mr, and Mrs. Fred Siefert.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C, Muirhead of
Wingham, spent Sunday in town
Mrs, George Bunston and little
daughter spent last week with her
mother, Mts.: Ackett of Palmerston,
• Mrs. W. R. Broughtcm andk little
daughter, also Mrs: Stevens motored
from Moose Jaw, and visited a few
days last week at the home of Mr,
and -Mrs, Vernon Denny,
Miss 73. j. Johnston is holidaying
at Lake of Bays, Miis'cok't
'Mr, and Mrs. J. Hewitt are visiting
for a week at the iioine of Mr, and
Mrs. Ed. Matthews..
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GLENANNAN
Mr. Elmer Breen, who has been
spending the past two weeks with
his parents, has returned to Grand
Rapids, Mich.
Mr, and Alm Chester Dunkin and
children, spent the week -end with her
father, Mr. Armstrong - cf Owen
Sound.
-Miss Grace Roe of Ann Arbor,
Mich., is visiting at the home of Mr:
and Mrs, Arthur Lincoln, '
Miss Isabel Fortune, who has been
visiting with her sisters and brothers,
In Calgary,
her home i Ca
has returned toleg y,
Alta.
Mr, Ralph Piper''' and daughter,
Luella, of Arnhcrsthurg, renewed ac-
quaintances o3 the tenth,
Why is Mr. Roy - Rutherford wear-
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WROXETER NEWS
Sam Wolfish was caught by the
County Constable. of Dufferin .County
selling clothwithout a license and
fined $io.00, and' another $xo.00 in
costs. "'There are some at the sane
game in Huron County who might
have difficulty, in producing a license
when asked for it.
Archie Gibson, son of Wm, Gibson,
has ;taken - U95rtl03. in the Bank of
Cosineeer ce• ' ° ` ,
Arnold and Mrs; Edgar spent a few
days last week motoring through
AZuskoka. +•
Mr. and :Mrs. Robert Hamilton of
Toronto, are 'visiting old friends in
town.
Mrs. Robertson is spending a few
days among friends at Lucknow.
Miss Cassie Harris of Toronto; is`
spending'her„vacation with her sister,
Miss Mary Harris. i
Mrs. (Dr.) McLeod is spending a
week or, two in Tbronto.
Ed. Rann and family of London,
spent `Sunday at R. J, Rann's.
/Air. D. Robinson is making exten-
sive improvements on his property on
Centre St., occupied by J, M. Henry,
by building a double garage across the
'back of the lot, and a verandah on the
south side of the house, which will
int -Prove the appearance and be much
more convenient
MARRIED
Underwood--Galbraith.-At the Unit-
, ed Church Parsonage, Wingham, o.n
Wednesday, July 14th; by Rev. M.
M. Bennett, Miss Mary Galbraith,
Howick, to Mr. Jos. Underwood of
Bitievale.
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We are selling our Wool I{n.it
Sweater Coats at reduced prices.
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plain and fancy bands to clear.
Fruit Season is now here, lea-
ve your order and get your Gem
Jar Zinc and Rubber Rings,
Glass Tops, etc,
GROCERIES TI4AT ARE
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BLYTH
Mr. R. M. McKay spent the week-
end with friends in •Toronto:
Mrs, Alice Brown is visitirig rela-
tives in this vicinity. -
Blythe entrance class made an ex-
ceptionally creditable showing at the
recent examinations' pan ii
nations, •#iftecti pupils
tried and thirteen of this number were
successful; two with honors.. Princi
pal Gordon Manson is td %rc con,rat-
setlated qi3 the splendid; rest:Tits. •; eg
i Dr. E, t. Wiiforti, who' 's home Off
furlough, occupied St. Pidre',vs pulpit
on Sunday morning, it is seventeen
d'
years since'DrWilfordc hi F
.ad sti�sif,
went to China as missionaries.
At the Summer School convened at
Goderich this week Dr. Wilford wilt
several
give-
addresseson Foreign -
Missionary work. 'A number of the
young people and others are attend-
ing the school from, this district.
Mrs.Fox of Toronto, is visiting her
parents, Mr, and. Mrs - Win. Johnstcn,
The Girls Sewing are hording a
street dance, July 27th,'
IN LOVING MEMORY
Of our dear little daughter, Gwenne
Elizabeth, who died. July 26, 1925.
One year has passed since that sad
day, •
When one we loved.was called away.
God took her home; it was His will,
13ttt in our hearts she liveth still.
Inserted by her loving parents and
grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lott,
Kincaid, Sask.
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 John S. Earngcy, deceased,
who died on or about the second day
of May, A; D. 1926, at the Village of
'Gorrie in the Province of Ontario,
are required to send by post', prepaid,
or to deliver to R. Vanstone, Wing -
ham, Ontario, Solicitor for the ad-
ministrator, u isirator on orf -
be .ole the ninth
day of August, A. D. 1926, their nam-
es and addresses full particulars
in writing of their claims, -and the na-
trine of the securities (if any) held by
then duly verified by a statutory de-
claration,
ANI) TAKE NOTICE' FURTHER
that after the said ninth clay of Au=
gust, 1926,' the said administrator will,
proceed to distKibute the assets of the
said estate Tong the parties entitled
thereto having regard only to the.
claims of :which he shall then have
had notice, and the said administra-
tor shall alI not be liable for the said as-
sets or any part thereof to any person
of whose claim he shall then have re-
ceived notice.
DATED
at Wingham this seventh
day of July, A. D, 1p26,
l2,
VANSTONE,
Wingham, Ont,
Solicitor for the Administrator.
GORRIE NEWS
Members r . S O[ the Progressive i5-
sion Circle put•o0 a most successful
Jap tnese social recently, ,After a short
program of instrumental music and
songs the young ladies presentees the
pageant, "A, Quit,], Trip e Japed,"
1'be
schoolroom was attractively dee
orated to represent a Japanese garden
An excellent lunch was served, The
young ladies, Naf, the church deserve
credit far such a fine arrangement
and for the financial success.
Mrs. E. Hill of London, who has
spent some tuna with relatives near
Gorrie, returned "`i'oe'the city recently,
The Ladies' Aid Society willmeet
at the lioine of Mrs. Wm, Whitfield,
Thursday afternoon at 2:30, Visitors
will be welcome;
Last Sunday morning the pastor
preached on Friendship, taking as his
text, John 15, verse 16. `'Ye have not
chosen me, but,I have chosen you.'
At the evening service the -subject was
"Samson" -Breaking.. Faith With
God," The choir sang appropriate sel-
ections. "He
el-ections."He is a friend of mine;' and
"Love is shining all along the road.'
Mr, and Mrs. Lambert Stinson." of
Toronto; spent Sunday with Mrs:
Wm. Stinson. .
Misses Beryl and Margaret Ashton,
are at the parental home for ;vacation
period.
Mrs, IW. Wright and three children
left Saturday morning to spend the
vacation yaith relatives at Thamesville,
Chatham and Detroit.
Several ladies of Gorrie United
Church. attended a special W, . M. S.
meeting- at the home of Mi-. E. Voden,
near Molesworth last Friday: Miss L.
Campbell returned missionary from
India gave a splendid address.
Mr. E. Bennett spent the week -end
in London.
Members' of the Junior League
spent an enjoyable time at the annual
picnic held on. Friday, afternoon,
Mr. E. Morrow of Michigan, was a
recent visitdr with Mr. and Mrs. Robt.
Ferguson.
ContmunioneService"will'be held in
Gorrir. ?United Clittrr'_; on Sunday,
Actgust 1st., at 11 a, m. .
Rey. Craileattended a special melt.;,
ing under church auspices at Moles-
worth OR Friday afternoon.
Pleased to regort Mr. John Stewart
Sr., much improved after his rather
r
serious illness.
Come td cluirch next Sabbath, Jiily
25th,, pastor will preach, se a.m.,, The
'Joys of "Living 7 p. m., A Study in
the Life of Gideon,
Mrs. Geo; �`rreer is at. present visit-
ing her niece, Mrs. Roth' Inkster of
Blind River,
Miss Mabel Ross of Toronto, is
spending her holidays at her h- ',te
here.
Quite a number from here spent
the week -end at Bruce Beach.
Miss M. Walsh of Wingham, spent
Sunday at Mr. A, E. Toner's.
Mrs. Robt. MacMillan and family
of Listowel, who have spent the past
week at the hone of Mr. R. Mc-
Grath, returned to their home on
Monday,
Misses Janet Murray and Isabel
Doig returned last week from a visit
with friends in Kippen and Hensall.
Mr. and Mrs. Lambert atinson of
Toronto, spent Sunday with the for-
e
zner's mother Mrs, Wm. Stinson.
They were acconi.paeied home by
Mrs, Stinson and. Miss Edna Stinson,
who will spend some time in the City:
Mrs. Gordon Barton of A.:ihur,
spent the week -end with her another,
Mrs. Robt. Stinson.
Mrs. Robt, Dane spent the past
Week with friends at Dashwood;
Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Phair and
children of Toronto, who have been
spending the past two weeks, here re-
turned to the city on Saturday,
Rev. and Mrs. Jones are holidaying
ith friends Brighton,
d, at g hton
,
Mr. L. F. Ashton made a business
trip to Toronto on Friday.,
BELGRAVE
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Geddes leave
this week for Seaforth where they
will in future reside. Mr. Geddes has
accepted a position with the Bell
Threshing Machine Co, in that town.'
12 CON. HOWICK
Mr. and Mrs, James Warrcll, enter-
tained a number of their neighbors,
Friday evening,
Mr. acid Mrs. Nelson Gowdy, were
at a picnic at %alpii Metcalfe's, Wed-
nesday last.
Mr. George Dane, bad a raising, Fri-
day.
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Mrs: Alex. Strongi
from
Toronto,
was a visitor at Mr, Lorne Laud's:
Mr. Vern Clegg was at Monne: visit-
ing with hiS parents.
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WROXETER
At the hist rc6a"ular deleting of 1V,iorr'
lana, Lodge Ni>, 177 the folliawiiij
officers were installed into their res-
pective chairs by D 0• Cx, M. 33rD. W.
VanWyck and his suite Bros. Posiiff,�
Haney, fury, Gilmour and Tifurdie from
Wingham Lodge:
5x. -Geo, Paulin.
V. G, -Thomas Foetunc
R. S.—Thomas S3rown
F. S.—John Douglas
Warden—Greer Wylie
Conductor—John Edgar
Chaplain—James Moffatt
I, G.. -.George MacEwen
g. G.—Lorne Kaake
R. S. N, G.—John Taylor
L. S. N. G,—;Vert Martin.
•R S. V. G. -Thos: Martin, Jr.
L. S. V. G.—Oliver Moffatt
R. S. S.—Ross Pope
L. S., 'S.—James Edgar
The lodge with as many visiting ad
wish to attend will mard''hto Si, James
Anglican Church to attend service at
2.30 p, m. on August Stli; All mem-
ber welcome,
BELMORE
A verylarge crowd attended the
Strawberry festival an Wednesday ev-
ening, held at Mr. Claris Renwick's,
Huntingville, the grogram which was
exceptionally good, was put on by
home talent assisted by Delmore, Clif-
ford and Winghaiii.
Mr. and Mrs, James Straith of Ow-
en' Sound, called on friends in the vil-
lage Last week.
Mrs. Mulvey, Stewart and I-Iarry,
motored to Lucan and spent Sunday
with Mrs.' Mulvey's mother.
The Mission Band picnic held Sat-
urday at Mr. Joseph Vogan's Carrick,
was an enjoyable affair.
Mrs. Wm. Gull of Toronto, andtwo
children are visitors at Mr. Peter
I-Iackney's.
Born—To Mr: and Mies. Roy Ruth-
erford, a son. Congratulations.
Mr. and Mrs. McNeil spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs, Cecil .McNeil near
Wingham,
Mr. Sharpin of Salem, is the new
assistant st nt at "elle phone office, and R.
Aitken at the Brick yard.
'•Lloyd. Z:nne 7•µd Suriiaa ri".'-;i
parents.
FORDYCE.
Mrs. George Dobbs of Muskoka, is
at present visiting relatives in,and a-
round Fordyce,
Mr. and Mrs. Coutts of Conn.,visit-
ted relatives in and around Fordyce
on Sunday last.
Mr. James Dow is snaking great int-.
provernents to his house, which will 1 '
be a vast difference when Winter
comes.
Mrs. Wellington Dow visited under
the parental roof at Mr. John Bee -
croft's on Monday last .
A. R. DU VAL
Registered Chiropractor
Will be at Towne's Hotel, Wroxe-
ter, Tuesday and-_ Friday Evening
from 7 to 8.3o p. m,,, during June and
July.
Diseases of all kinds successfully
treated. Consultation free. Country
and house caIIs responded to.
FRED DAVEY
Village Clerk
Issuer of Marriage Licences
The law now requires the license be
taken out three days before tete Gere
many.
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Su bscr p ion taken' for the
Advance -Times.
Clubbing rates given
NORMAN' WADE
Gorrie, Ontario
Agent for Hartford Wind Insurance
Also
Walkerton Fire Insurance Co.
Automobile, Live Stock and Plate
Glass Insurance
DR. H. A.. 3ItUTTON
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 weak,.
tx. S. DAWSON
GORRIE
Director of Funeral Services
Motor Hearse or Carriage, which
ever is required.
Phone 16
HA1M'Sr ATKINS
i ordwich, Ontario
ieenSed Anc.tiriiicer for the Cotintie*
Of Huron arid Wellington
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