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THE ELECTION " had fine governrnents. Leaders
-were changed, or were juggled
The ,race has begun and will con-
tinue until September 14th. As one
reads- the election speeches that, are
being made throughout the country.
It wottld seem that the political spell
bidders are beginning now where
they left off last October. If the
speeches 'become warmer, more elT1-
phatin, 'ad,ruore vehement as the
can5paige •goes on, a terrific strain
is going "be put on the English
language. llow much that old lan-
guage can endure, no one knows.
But, dietiona4es will be ransacked
from cover to cover before polling
day.
That it will he a hot election is the
foreca.st. No doubt the wea-
ther will help in keeping up the heat
•• Unquestionably Canada needs a
stable tarrif—one -that will be pract-
• ically untouched for about ten years,
• • so that business Will be able to plan
in alv,arice and be reasonably sure
of its ground.
• Canada can do.very well without a
third party, especially a third -party
• that holds the balance of power.
•In the ..years between 5861 and
•• , 1864 Canada ,(at that time composed
of only the two central Provinces)
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around, each time but the deadi ock
could not'be averted. • -
A deadlock can be broken only by
the injection of a big, constructive
idea. Back in 1864 that idea was
Confederation.
Sometiines it "seems as if the coun-
try'ijs again drifting toward a Politi-
cal d'ea,dlock. If it is, what construc-
tive idea can be used this time? 'Af-
ter sixty.4-Wo years under the British
North America Act, does Canada
need soine big ehange?
She does. It is the old problem
of Confederation over again. The
nine Pr,ovinces are now nominally
united, it is true, because they all
form part of one country; but in in-
terests theare not much closer to-
gether, than they were
years ago. •
sixty-two
INTERE$TINGTUP TO
WINNIPEG.
St, Paul, Minn., July TS; 1926
Dear Advance -Times, Wingliam.
Requiring, 'to wait here for 4 few
hours 'before getting a 'train to Win-
nipeg we decided to write up a few
experiences We have had, and sights
witnessed since leaving Ontario.
One is not long over here before
getting alive to the fact that they are
in Uncle S'am's domain. Right in
Port Huron we asked an official to
exchange' a Canadian 5 spot for en
American of the same denomirTtion.
He hung .fire for a few secorids, then
said, "I don't like Canadian money,
but being as its you I will oblige."
Our Nianity was quickened to think
owe had made such a favorable im-
pression in Port Huron. Buying a
paper on the train going to Chicago
a newsy too had Ms fling at Canadian,
money. We tendered him one of aur
small silver five cent pieces, he lok-
ed askance at it. • We queried, what's
the matter? "Well," he says, "I don't
mind Canadian -money so much, but
I hate handling fish srealles," meaning
our small 50 coin, They axe so accus-
tomed to their own big nickles they
demur at anything smaller in the way
of coins.
While going through Michigan,
part of Indiana and Illinois, we were
surprised to see nearly all cornfields
not one whit further advanced- than
those in Ontario, we understand they
had a late cold spring in the afore-,
m-intioned territory same as we had
in Ontario. •
When we reached Chicago the Elk's
National Convention. was on, and -we
had a time to get a decent place to
'lodge. However, we made the grade.
There's one thing we can, give the
Americans credit for, and that is
edurt,esy. Street car conductors, po-
licemen, both mounted and on ,foot,
are most obliging and will go out of
their way to set one right if off the
track. It's a big contract to descr,e
Chicago, and we will - not attempt it.
The rush of street cars, autos, trucks,
vehicles of all shapes and sizes, the
crush of humanity and the constant
reverbration of the cars ion the ele-
vated tracks. in the loop is terrible
and to a green horn from a little
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country town in. Ontario it's as much
as life is worth to navigate the street
crossings. The mounted and corner
officers however have the situation
pretty well in hand. They stop the
whole works on one street and per-
mit those on the cross street, pedes-
trian and vehicle to proceed. It's up
to one to watch wild.
It was an interesting feature, ri6+131.
Gorrie Garden Party
A garden party will be held on the
Gorrie United Church 'lawn, next
Wednesday evening, August 4th. Sup-
per served from's& to 8 p, in., follow -
Ed by a good program. Gorrie Or-
chestra, Vocal and Instrumental mu-
sic, Readings and Speeches. Admiss-
ion, Adults 35c, Children 25c.
"VVROXETER COUNCIL
FORTDWICI
A. R. Evans and E. WalIcer, arri
-
ston merchants, were each assessed'
855 and costs in police court recent-
bY Magistrate Eeliyer of Kenil-
worth for violation of the egg grad-
ing act
• Miss A. Schaefer of Toronto is
visiting at the „home of her parents,
Mr: and Mrs, Chas. Schaefer. Mr.
R. Garry, spent a few ,da,ys last week,
at the same home.
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' am `,• And it is going to double in a few years. Farrn lands are
• AU alreadydue for a rise. If you want to be in the swim, Mr. Farm
▪ er, you had better get busy right now, but, do not expect roo per
. ill cent results from a 20 per cent Equipnient. Build up to date hen
• and hog pens. Improve your staletingsaccomodation
A number from here attended the
Street Carnival in Gorrie last Wed-
,
nesday night,
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DIED
Dageey—In Howick, on Thursday,
July 2.2,nd., 1926, Thomas DarceY,
in his 8xst year.
King—In Ho -wick on Friday, July
23rd., 5926, Mary Elizabeth Gilkin-
son, • beloved wife of Ethelbert
King in her 62nd. year.
Mrs. Ed. Matthews and son, Law-
rence, are visiting with friends in
Guelph this week.
Mr. and Mrs, E. E. Denny and eon,
Teddy, spent Sunday with friends in
Walkerton.
Mr. Frank Cavers of Hepworth,
spent the week -end at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Denny.
Mrs. M. Jackman of Madison, U.
S. A., is visiting her mother, Mrs. S.
Johnston, and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Etherton and
family of Galt, are visiting at the
homeof Mr. and' Mrs. E. E. Denny.
▪ there in the loop to see the thous-
• ands -of pigeons, flying about. They
• are so tame they will light 00 the
treet beside you, they light on tse
All elevated track's and buildings, wind-
• ow eills, etc., and are quite at• nome
in awful -this vortex of life.
Pardon us if we take a fling at the
13 "fair sex", the every day honest to
111 goodness girl or 'woman one sees in
si all cities, towns, villages and Oren in
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a If -It 0 tHirbeir no Cali Our Number u. NI in Chicage. We have seen more in
never saw a really good looking girl
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•IN .Wingham, especially when 'there were
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112 those froni Gorrie and Wroxeter at-
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WROR..,
There was ,a, good eeteedayiee at Misses 'Margaret McPOugall an4
• Ithe morning service in .the •,•,• I.Inetetl Jean Earls, live. reterned froin a trip.
• Wroxeter, jelly cothe 1926
Ch • h d I t ' "The ley of down the St. Lewrence as far as
The Colipcil /net in tile Conncil Living" WaS the Pastoz.'s :theme, The he The Oirls travelled by bo4t, • • +
011aniber on above date- text ws taifrom Hebrews Chap 2 from Toronto g+oiri through the' •'
, Minutes 01 last meeting read andverse"gehatii anointed thee. Thousand islands and down the
adopted on motion of Be Stocks argl with the oil of gladness above thy Pids, Which affords a great thrill, . "+.•••
N. White. ; f he rhe a4dress ws" a plea' They spent two days viewing the'
Accounts— H,' Pattereep, running for living the rife of joyfulness before sights in this nyeeine •old city and vise,
plant, $44.8o; Matt. " anderson, col- the world. The countenance is a itede Ste. Anne de Beanie and Mott- - • • 4
fair index of the soul. Joy is the
real essence of Christiarity. ,. What
petty things annoy us. What jify of
life do we constantly forfeit by an2,i-
eties and unnecessary worries, Fear
Lis the thing which defeats us. We
have' little money, we fear starVation,
we obtain money, we then are afraid
of losing it. We put through' a busi-
ness deal, then wonder if there could
be any mistake made in the transac-
tion. We find the soul of a friend,
and we fear lest our friends someday
will misunderstand us. Think of jes-
leis midst the storm saying "Peace be
Stll" er in the 'face of opposition.
"This is the victory that overcometh
the world even your,faith." and again
of the year 1926.
Motion of Whit• e and Stocks,' that when He stands in the ehadow of the
"Who for the joy that was set
council adjourn to meet in regular before Him endured the cross. • He
meeting or call of the Reeve. baptized the common folk with joy.
Fred Davey, Clerk. Joe,- is God's tonic for the soul. Look
out not' in, look forward, nbt back-
ward, look up, not down." The choir
sang, gladness"S.
'Serve the Lorclevith joy and.
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At the, evening service Rev. Craik
spoke on Gideon. The address was
based on Gideon's call by God to ov-
erthrow the Midianites. This rural
resident is called to be a soldier. Up
through doubt he feels sure of God's
presence and a divine call. Gideon
and his three hundred men who tann-
ed the water but did not kneel went
out to victory. Gideon was true, by,
lecting and work 22,00; J. Smith,
work at cemetery 27.70; Dan Kaakes,
work on Sidewalks xo.8o• W, Case -
more, work on sidewalks 2.50; T. G.
Hemphill, power and rent, June,
92.50; Gibson Lumber Company, Itun-
ber and posts 73;6o; W. A. Ruther-
ford, mower for cemetery 11.75; F.
Davey, salary as clerk to July 1st.,
5o.00lIebstage, Express et,, 5,47.
Motion of J. Moffatt and N. White
that accounts be paid and orders
drawn on treasure for same.
Motion of R. Stocks and N. White
that By -Law, No. 5, 5926, now read
three times be passed. This By -Law
is for holding nomination and elec-
tion for 1 councillor for the balance
BELMORE
A warm reception was tendered to
members of the Women's Institute
and their friends at the home of Mrs.
Jas. Douglas, Gravel Road, Wednes-
day of last week. This being the girls
meeting, everything passed off to.per-
feetion, only a shortage of home-
made candy.
The program was lengthy and var-
ied, piano solos by Miss Roe, Miss
Blanche Irwin and Irene Mundell;
Mouth Organ Selection bylMiss Eve-
lyn Lin`coln, reading by Annie Doug-
las and Minnie Jeffray, Contest. after
which the Temperance meeting was
held with Mrs, Thomas Abram, as
President. At the close of the meet-
ing an excellent lunch was served by
the hostess, over thirty were present.
The PreSbyterian Picnic which was
to be held on Teeswater-Park, Thurs-
day was postponed.
Mrs. James Hamilton of Oshawa
and Mrs. James Cummings, Wing -
ham, were in the village last week.
Mr'. Austin, sister and husband of
Toronto are visitors at the home of
Mr. James Austin. ,
Mr. Paul Willie is the proud owner
df a hive of bees, having t,aptured
then- in a Maple tree, near his home.
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tho we mean it.
• We Fd a ride on the motor busses
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a great view of the streets as the bus
rolls along. We went out to Lin-
coln's Park, Cgicago's restful spot.
They have a great wild animal mena-
gerie out there as well as an aquar-
ium, bird show, etc. At one time they
had a very high bridge over the la-
goon. A man in the park -old us
they had to tear it down on account
df so many suicides. Going up to the
turret above,they would throw them-
selves doevii far below. In one of
Chicagb sky scrapers a friend with
the writer wele' 1 ooki ng down into
the great eentral opening in the build-
ing that admits light to the State it
Bank of Chicago offices far below.
'Wor the reason that suicides would
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go tip some 20 or 3o stories and then
throw themselves down on the tiled
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THE ROAD HOME
I think of you in a wee white house.
At the end of a slim, green lane,
In a land that is free of care and
doubt
In a land that knows no pain.,
I think of you with blue, 61 -yelling eyes
But your mouth has a wistful line
As if it iongs—oh, I know it does!—
For a fleeting touch of mine! •
I think you work in the little house
• That the walls may be bright and his fidelity was offered the kingdom.
neat, For forty years the people, of
And I think that you hurry to' spread were led and blest of. God under the
soft rugs, spirit of Gideon. The choir sang "1
On the chance that my tired feet must have Jesus with me all the way"
and the pastor sang "Anchored to
the Rock Of, Ages."
Communion Service will be- held
next Sunday morning, August est. at
11 a. m. Rev Mr. Craik will give a
short communion address. Members
of the church will govern themselves
accordingly.
Mrs. Reg. Newton ,expects to visit
relatives in the stall' of Washington
in the near.future. •
•Rev. R. Jones returned Trorn Brigh-
ton to conduct the funeral service for
the late Mrs. A. King, which was
held in St. Stephen's Church, Sunday
afternoon.
IvEr. Wm. Williams is in Stratford,
visiting his brother for ,a few d'ays.
Mr. and Mrs. T. 0. Johnston are
at their summer home at Bruce
morency Falls. They returned to
IVIonerear by boat sad from thence 'tp
Toronto by train by way of Ottawa, ••
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spending a day• in Montreal and. two ' , ' '•
days in our beautiful capital. They •,*
tell us that their holiday was very +,-
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profitably and enjoyably spent
prOfitable and enjoyably spent. • ••
Reeve Henneberg has declared,! e
ter Civic Holiday.
All Work Guaranteed
May'falter over the low doorsill,
May sound on the narrow) stair,
And I know that you'll stand with
your arms outflung,
As soon as I enter there..
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Pei CLOTH ARE THE NEWEST
- THING IN MEN'S WEAR, .
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We have them in fancy plaid.
- Get one and be up-to-date. 1.1
GagRIE •
Miss Velma. McCallum was very
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successful in passing 1'44.junior exam-
ination in ratisi'e at tlie C011seriatOrY
We are selling our Wool Knit Ei
Sweater Coats at reduced mites. PA
A few SteaW Hats left in
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.• ' F--
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GROCERIES THAT AlE• Nil
FRESH AND CLEAN g-
Oh, roses will grow OT1 the garden
gate
. And over the bronze sundial,
That murmurs, as ever the hours
change,
"It is only for just a while."
And your hand § will train them with
tender are,
Though osier your caze will roam
Down the road that winds through
the happy trees,
The road that will bring me hozne.1
—Margaret E. Sangster.,
Try our bulk Teas, they ar
e fa
cheaper than the package.
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4t: l'()t°11t°' with hdtit5ts' avey s tore
Mrs, I olin Reldt arid soli, •rvey,
SPent Stiliday WithMr Peidt in Dur- vvtoteier, Ontario • a
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ham,
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Mrs. McClellexid returned tp Tar --
onto Satutday, after an extended vie-
it with IVIr. and Mrs. Robert Black -
Rev. Mr. Armstrong and family, •
are spending their vacation at tlee
lake near Kincardine.
Mr. T. W. Henry fell from a ladd-
er, while picking, cherries last Friday +
and injured his arm, but we are glad
to knoei he is still able to be on the
job at the bank.
Aldred Wearring has moved to the
AlexGibson house on Ann St., lately •
occupied by Mrs, Lowton.
Mrs. Archie Wells, Toronto is vis-
iting his sister, Mrs. Aldred Wearr-
ing, Wroxeter ad also her parents •
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Gibson, Howiek.
Rev. T. W. Wesley and Mrs. Wes-
ley, paid a flying visit here, Sunday. ••
Arnold land Mrs. Edgar arid Lorene •
spent Sunday with Mrs. Edgar's sis-
Me. and Mrs. R. J. Rann, Miss Al-
ter, near Ripley.
STOMACH SO BAD CAN'T Beach.
EAT EVEN FRUIT
The Garden Party you have been
waiting for will be held on the spaci-
ous: la:wn of the Gorrie United Chur-
ch'next Wednesday, August 4th. The
supper will be 0. K. and will be fol-
lowed by a good musical progiram.
Gorrie will welcome you. Bring
"For years was badly constipated
and troubled with gas after eating.
Could not eat fruit and many other
things. Adlerika has done me good
—can now eat anything" (signed
W. H. Fletcher. Adlerika removes
GAS and often brings` astonishing re- your visitors.
lief to the stomach. Brings out a sur •
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prising amount of old waste matter SOFT BALL GAMES
you never thought was in the system.
ma and Alkin, left Sunday on a rno-
tor trip to Chicago.
Dick Turiff of Toronto, with his
family are visiting at his sister's
home, /qrs. Chas. Sproal.
Thos. Hoperaft and family and'
Mrs. Robt. Stocks, motored to Tor-
onto to spend a week or two visiting •
friends.
Re. Mr. Armstrong and family are
spending the holidays at Bruce
Beach. •
Stops that full bloated feeling .and
snakes you enjoy eating. Excellent
for chronic constipation. J. W. Mc-
Kibbon,, Druggist
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
pursuant .to Section 56, Chap. 121 of
the Revised Statutes of Ontario, that
all persons having laims against the
Estate of John S. Earngey, 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,
ev to deliver to R. Vanstone, Wing -
ham, Ontario, Solicitor for ti -le ad-
ministrator, on or before the ninth
day, of August, A. D. 1926, their nam-
es and addresses with full particulars
in writing of their Claims, and the na-
tura' of the securities (if any) held by
'them duly verified by a statutory de-
claration.
AND TAKE NOTICE FURTHER
that after the said ninth day ef 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
claimof which he shall then have
had notice, and the said adininistra-
tor shall 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 Wingharn. this Seventh
day of julyt et's., D. X926.
Winghatn,• Ont
for the Adanistrato;
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R. VANSTONE
Solicitor,
Bluevale Soft Ball teams, girls and
boys played two snappy games with
the Wroxeter teams in the- park
here, Friday evening. The girls sore
was 21 to 2 in favor of the home
teani. "While the Wrox'eter girls had
the better of the game the, visitors
played much better bail than the
score would indicate,
The boys game was much more
closely contested, the score being 2
to in favor of Wroxeter. This was
the best game of the season, both
teams playing real snappy ball. Ti -h:
game was free from any disputes.
The referee giving good satisfael)n
and both teams, girls and boys being
good sports.
The Wroxeter teams being winner
of their group go to Goderich on Au-
gust 4th., to play the winner of some
other group here, hoping they win
out
SALEM
Rev. Mr. Smith of IVIoleswort.h„
took the service on Sunday. '
Rev. Mr. Westley a former Pres-
byterian Minister of this place and
family are renewing acquaintances in
town. • ,
Misses Effie and Margaret Good-
fellow, returned to Toronto on Wed- -
nesday after, spending a few days
with their sister, Mrs. Geo. Tait. •
Mr. 'Lliomas Walker still contin-
ues very low and little hopes are held
oat for his recovery.' 1
Misses Elsie and Marion Gibson of
Winnipeg are at present spending the
holidays with their parents, Thomas
and Mrs. Gibson.
A. R. DU VAL •
Registered Chiropractor
Will be at Towne's Hotel, Wroxe-
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 license be
taken out three days before tne etre-
mony.
Subscription taken for the
Adv
Clubbing roes given
Mr. and Mrs, James Markley of
Waterloo, spent last Sunday with Mr:,
and Mrs. Henry Merkley.
Mr, Peter Grant front North of
Teeswater, called on his friend, Mr.
Bolt, these two having 'been
chums together, while overseas dyer -
leg the war.
A number from this community,
Spent last Sunday at Formosa.
Rev. Mr. Smith of Molesworth, oc-
cupied the pulpit here last Sueday in
the absence of the pastor, who is
epending his vaeetion at Kincardine.
NORMAN WADE
Gorrie, Ontario •
Agent for Hartford Wind Insurance
Also
Walkerton Fire Insurance Co.
Automobile, Live Stock and Plate.
Glass Insurance
• • DR. H. A. MUTTON ---
Graduate of Royal College of Dental
Surgeons of Ontario
Graduate of University of Trotto
At Fordwich Tuesday and Thursday
At Gorrie the rest of the week
G. S. DAWSON
GORRIE
Director of Funeral Services
Motor Hearse or Carriage, which,
ever is required.
Phone 16
HARM(' AXICZNS
Fordwicb, Ontario
Licensed AuctiOneer for the Counties
Of littripit and Wellington
Phone x9
Or Patterson's To.lardware Store