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WELLINGTON MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE CO.
Established.
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1d. 1840.
Head Office, Guelph, Ont.
Risks taken on all classes of insur-
ance at reasonable rates.
,ABNER' COSENS, Agent, Wingham
J. • :W. DODD
Office in Chisholm Block
FIRE, LIFE, ACCIDENT
AND HEALTH
•- INSURANCE ---
AND REAL ESTATE
P. O. Box 36o Phone 240
GHAM -
1WIN , - ONTARIO
DUDLEY 'HOLMES
BARRISTER SOLICITOR, ETC.
Victory and Other Bonds Bought and
sold.
Office -Meyer Block, Wingham
R. VANSTONE
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BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, ETC.
Money to Loan at Lowest Rates
Wingham, - Ontario
J. A. MORTON
BARRISTER, ETC.
Wingham, Ontario
DR.G.H.ROSS
Graduate Royal College of Dental
Surgeons
Graduate University of Toronto
Faculty of Dentistry
Office Over H. E. Isard's Store.
plin Ruby"
By j, S. Fletcher
And, indeed, judging by the scraps his cheeks flush with eagerness and
of conversation that one caught on e'citeanent, Towering above the rest
of us he could see more than we
all sides, you quickly picked up two
impressioitis-the first, that cvk;rv-
body looked on the result of the Der-
by as a foregone conclusion; the se-
cond, that, everybody for the last two
months had been piling money on
Lady Renairdsmere's filly. Peyton,
steering Peggie into a place close by
the ;rails next to Miss Hpple, tarn -
W. R. HAMBLY
B.S., M.D., C.M.
Special attention paid to diseases of
Women and Children, having taken
postgraduate radtiate' work' in Surgery, Bact-
g_
eriolo y and Scientific Medicine.
Office, `in the Kerr Residence, be-
tween the Queen's Hotel and the Bap -
list Church:
All business given careful attention.
Phone 54. P. 0. Box 113
Dr. Robt. C. Redmond
M.R.C.S. (Eng.) L.R.C.P. (Lond.)
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Dr. Chishohn's old stand.
DR. R. L. STEWART
could � d' following the bobbing caps.
a$ the horses swept forward over the
high ground at the far side of the.
course, he began to murmur iefor
a motionless heap, And over Ripp-
ling Ruby fell ,jack Cade and over
hint Hedgesparrow, and Flotsam,
steered wide of the struggling 'mass,
went 00 and passed the post .
the nett thing that I knew was
that Peyton and 1, fighting like tig-
ers, were in the middle of a howling
and shouting mob, forcing our waY
to the filly's side; The crowds from
either side had surged on to the.
course -we were mixed up with them
and with the police -for some minut-
es the whole thing was hell. I saw
men -that I recognized; also fighting
like demons to get near or to restore
mation, order; Jifferdene - Caperdale Brad-,
"I can see the light cap -it's right gett- detectives -stable-boys. _ And Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Bosnian, Mrs.
an the middle of 'ern! There's a dark all, round 'us"some men were cursing, A. Davidson and two sons, and Miss
Dorothy Aiken motored to Toronto
on Saturday:
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Greenwood
of Stratford, were visitors at the
home of Mr. Joseph Curtis. Mrs:
Greenwood is •remaining"for a wee!:.
Mrs. Jack Collie and daughter of
Brandon, Man., are visiting at the
Misses Collie's.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pocock from
Wingham, were visitors with 'Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Elliott' this week.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Bluevale Women's Institute, will
be held on Thursday, August 12th at
the home of Mrs. Jos. Breckenridge
at 2`.30 o'clock .'. The topics for the
day are "Basket Work" by Miss B.
Shaw and "A .; Canadian Artist" by
Miss M. Collie. Roll Call -How to
save labor in hot weather.
Miss Ethel Johnston returned hoine
after spending • a wec-k with relatives
in Gorrie.
Mr. and Mrs; George McCall from
Madill of Toronto, called at Mr. Ed.
Johnston's on Sunday .evening. , 1
Miss. Beatrice and Muriel Thorn-
ton entertained their young . friends
to a weiner roast on Tuesday evening
Mrs. Walden is entertaining her
Sunday`: School Class at a picnic, on Rev.
preach;
::.$LUEVALE NEWS
Miss 'Ella Barnard is spending her
!holidays with her friend, Mrs; Lorne
Hiles at Atwood.
Three of Miss Curtis' pupils who
passed their music exams in Blyth
were Miss Dorothy Aiken, Miss Lela
Leggatt and Alan GarnisS.-Congrat-
ulations.
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Armstrong of
Detroit, are visiting " the latter's sister
Mrs• Charles .Elliott, Bluevale Road
Miss 'Bernice Shaw and her. sister,
.Mrs. Fraser and son, Bobbie, were
renewing old friends in Mildinaylast
week.
cap in front --well in front. Who's
ed to me with a significant look, that?' he asked.
"Seems like as if everybody around "Flanged if 1 know!,' said 1. "Nee
here regards this event as a sort of vel mind 'what's in front nowt -it's
precession in which. Rippling Ruby's what'll be in front when they get
to come' ahead with all the rest meek- dere. Watch 'em as they begin to
ly following!" be observed drily. "I've come round!"
heard six different men say there's Then I looked at Peggie. Close to
only one horse in it, and that the rest the rails, and • almost opposite the
,r i-
'�in their stables!st a
as
i rt a �
might wellwinning-post she1 staring
a astopwinning pas ,
Sall -I guess Miss Manson's taking glit'in front of leer -at nothing, .And
i:t badly?"
"Very!" said I. "I wish it was all
over."
"Well," he remarked. "I see no
danger now. There's nothing to do
but bring her out and let her run.
Now what's the etiquette of this his-
toric event? Supposing Rippling Ru-
by wins? -is it the proper thing for
her owner to go out on the track
there and lead her in?
" !" stretch of the down -land beyond.
It is!" said I. Avery proud -mo- into full view of the eager multitude
merit -for the owner." There was a lane shaded, infrequent-
t Ze stand side of the course -a
0 1
n
""Till Lady Renardsmere do that?" roar that. began and continued, gash- ed, opening off that, and we turned
he asked. ¢ ering volume. And for a second j into it, and I put cy arm round her.
"If I !.now 'anything about her, faggot Peggie and her wh •te face and She' burst into welcome tears at the
Lady Renardsmere assuredlyy will," -I touch of my hand..... and it was in
Y burning eyes.. the midst of these tears that we kiss
answered "Nobody more readily- "Look otv, Peyton!" I cried
mad or sane!"
He gave me a look and drew mea "They're mixed up!"he answered.
little aside. "Close packed -now -yes, by Gad, I"
"That'll be the dangerous r>:i a cru l'� see the light cap coming out!-com
he said. "I reckon there'll be a crush ng out! -she's in front!"
Graduate of University of Toronto,
Faculty of Medicine; Licentiate of, the
Ontario College: of Physicians and
Surgeons.
Office in Chisholm. Block
Josephine Street, Phone 29.
Dr. Margaret C. Calder
General Practitioner'
Graduate University of Toronto
Faculty of Medicine
Office -Josephine St., two doors south
of Brunswick Hotel.
Telephones Office 281, Residence 15r
F. A. PARKER
OSTEOPATH
All : Diseases Treated
Office adjoining residence next to
'Anglican Church on Centre Street.
Sundays by appointment
Hours -9 a m. to 8 p, m.
Osteopathy Electricity
Telephone 272,
'and some were speechless with .rage,
and sortie were holding blood stained
handkerchiefs to their `cheeks, and
here and there a man lay dead, and in
the clearer spaces some: were running
blindly about with stretched fingers,
as if toyclutch the miscreant . •
We fought our way to the filly at
last. ' She was dead as a stone, and
the old-
It and
• n be
bright leeg
the b g i g
set ruby had vanished.: And Peyton
'I edged closer to her and.put my aid asore-shaking hand on my arm.
band through her arm, careless of "The Chinaman's won, Cranage, he
how the horses were running Am -
whispered. "Now ....`itis girl! Go
other couple minutes....
back to her!"
"Can't see 'em now, . much`" mutt -
I went back, still fighting my way
ered Peyton, in my rear• "'They're
sort of dropped down. The light cap yard by yard, to Peggie.r She had
„
same was about the s
A. sudden vast roar on our left,bur-
st out as the close -packed mass swept,
round Tattenham.. Corner and came
heard by then,' and without a word to.
her, I took her arm and led her aw-'
ay, out of the paddock, across the
course, and, in silence across a ,quiet
n
"Look Closely!" ed each other for the first time.
all round horse and owner. Then The great crowd saw too, and the
will come the Chinaman's opportuni-
tyr
A. R. & F. E. DUVAL
CHIROPRACTIC SPECIALISTS
Members C. A. O.
Graduates of Canadian Chiroprac-
tic College, Toronto. Office in Craw-
ford Block, four doors north of Post
Office.
Hours 2. to 5;'7 to 8:30 p. m. and by
appointments. Special appointments
made for those coining any distance.
Out of town and night calls re-
sponded to,
Phones: --Office, 30o, Residence is
on 6ot.
J. ALVIN 'FOX
DRUGLESS PRACTIONER
CHI1OPRACTIC AND
DRUGLESS PRACTICE
ELECTRO -THERAPY
Phone 191.
0-x2 a.m., 2-5, 7-8 p. m, or by.
appointment.
Hours
"You thi
said, glancing around, and laughed. i i
"Sure!" he asserted firmly. "On "She's lengths ahead snow, by Gad!'
the spot -somewhere And if he sees he said with a snap of his lips.
that ruby there'll be devolopments: "Lengths 1 And they aren't the dis-
a
He'll go for it somehow!" tnte! She'll win inn, common can -
"He can do what he likes -when ter lc
roar deepened and spread. A big
man, taller than Peyton, suddenly
nk he's about, Peyton?" I took his field -glasses from his eyes;
the race' is over,"1 said. "But -I The roaring of the crowd began to
don't see how he can get at anything ingl d with lull titer=the lit :,'.t -
e iy g
or anybody before" . beemter that comes from folk who see.
"It'll be when I say," declared Pey- happening what they want to happen,
ton. "And -I see no need to warn , it was like one. great Homeric shout,
Lady Renardsmere. But --hallo, the from thebig packed stands, the pad
horses are coming out." docks and rings ;the seething' multi
The horses came out in'the order tudes on either side the course. I
ofthe card -I took no particular no stretched myself to full height and
lice of any of them except of Jack looked; Rippling Ruby at the des -
Cade, a great, raking brown colt, and tanks was, so far as L could judge;
of Hedgesparrow, a somewhat lightly six lengths in front of Jack Cade, and
built, graceful chestnut filly Nor still .coning along like a meteor, All
did anyone else -everybody's eyes over butthe shouting had began and`
and attentions were for Rippling was increasing in volunie with every'
Ruby, who merged into full view half stride the filly took,
way down the lot, to be greeted with «Peggie!" I said Peggie .she's
a roar from the crowd on the oppos-done it...."
ite side of the course. It was that very second -it must
She looked as well-behaved as she''have, been as I :spoke that last triune
waswell-bred,, and murmurs of ad -chant ;word -that the infernal th;ng<
D. H. McINNES '.
CHIROPRACTOR
ELECTRICITY
Adjustments given for diseases of
all !:rinds, specialize in dealing with
children. Lady attendant.: Night Calls
responded to.
Office on Scott St, Wingham, Ont,
Telephone t50.
tat aita a ilia, fee belt„ noka"Iv„n"m,iYitt iiia Hirtfilm og
Phonies: Office 1o6, Resid, 024
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miration sounded on all sides of us. happened. Rippling Ruby was then.
But a sharp-eyed man close by me' some thirty or forty yards from the
suddenly spoke -loudly. winning -post, lengths in front oaf Jacic.
'What's that'ound of bright green Cade, who, however; was coming on
the filly's got round her neck; and in great style in' her rear, tho :• h far
the shining thing set in it he ex
claimed. 'What damned nonsense is too late to overhaul her; just n • bind
him was Hedgesparrow, with Flot-
that?" sum and a couple of outsiders at 1- r
Another man half turned .and look-' heels; the rest of the ;field was tail-
ed at the speaker, quietly and signi- ing off.
ficantly.. How the thing was done 'o wit
-
"Have
he said laconically. How
or bystander was ever able to
"Have" you never heard.of old Lady tell clearly -but suddenly from out
Renareciou e's superstitious passion"the close -packed crowd on the lower
for precious stones. That's her way side of the course an object which,',
evidently, of ensuring good luck!" said such as saw it, looked like a
"'More likely to ensure bad luck!" cricket -ball, was flung in front of the
declared the oilier peevishly. "IJecic- filly: There was a blinding flash, a
ing out a, horse as fools do a motor deepening roar.:. •and Rippling Ru -
car! Mascot be damned--ridiculousl by w�,ent down:as if shot ihrough the
Never saw an English race -horse while iteri
tvith' such a. thing on in my timel- heart, quivered, -lay still, herficld, thrown Headlong, rMed
pretty long time 1.00, now begad!' on to his !knees and then. collapsed in
"Don't suppose it'll make any def
ferenca one way Yor another," said
he `•
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brighter titer
with -� � Make: your home b g
second speaker,°laconically, She s
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be -they ,
low." Get our neer low price and easy
The parade went through and one terms, SCHOOL FAIR DATES, 1926
by one the horses gotdown to the HENRY JOHANN
ate. We coal seethe 'oc Delco Light Dealer
vc wanting seven to two on, Electric Service.
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about dead sure to win as she can co Light. The dependable fat
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 Janet Jobb, deceased, who.
died on: or about the fourteenth day
of 'October, A. D. 1925, at the Town-
ship of Turnberry in the Province of
Ontario; are required to send by post,
prepaid, or to deliver to R. Vanstone,
Winghani, Ontario, Solicitor for the
executrix; on or before the twenty-
third day of August, A. D. 1926, '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-
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AND TAKE NOTICE FURTHER
that after the said twenty-third day of
August; 1926; the said executrix will
proceed to distribute the assets of the
said estate among the parties entitled.
thereof, having regard' only to the
Claims of which they shall then have
hadnotice, and the said executrix
shall not be liable for the said assets
or any part thereof to any person of
whose claim she shall not then have
received notice.
DATED at Wingham this twenty-
eighth day of July, A., D. 1926.
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Rubber Rings 3 pkts. 25c
Zinc Rings - 20c
CERTO bottle. 32c
Golden Gate
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Drinks
ORANGEADE
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QUAKER
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These Prices in effect for ono week from date of this paper 137-C
Friday a; this week.
R • VA.NSTONE,
Wingham, P. 0.
Solicitor for the Executrix
Mr.' West of Atwood, is to Bluevale on Sunday morning and at
at the Presbyterian Hall at Eadies .Church in the afternoon.
starting -g joc-
keys' caps moving about like bits of Glennannan Ontario:
coloured glass in a kaleidoscope.to ine with a question.
ton, a head taller than myself, turned O GE A. SIDDALL
Broker-'--
"Idow'll we identify our little lady
as she comes round and along?" he
asked. ":Even through these glasses,
ii:'s a'bit difficult to make out which
is which,''
• "Look for a bright sten cap," I
said. "Lady I" tenardsmere's colours
are bright green; cap and jacket, with
a band of orange from the right
shoulder to the left hip: Look for the
cap! There'g-t'io other light colour-
ed cap x that 1 can see, 'Keep' your.
eye ,,,r
"'They're off!"
The sudden mighty roar from the
crowd Made Peyton jump, and 1 saw
IlrulM�ilildlL?:/fl!I�y!i4 _ .. •,4 MN' �;'
Phone. 73. Lucknow, Ontario.
,Money to lend on first and second
Mortgages on farm and other real es-
tate properties at a reasonable rate of
interest, also on first Chattel mortga
get on stock and on personal notes.
A few farms on.lianci for sale or to
rent on easy ter'*,
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Y1C ;1
aple Syrup Time in Old Quebec
53
,
!OW:
Sleiizhine Away the Sep
aple sugar sap is flowing now output. "Ah -h -h -h -h! It's good,"
Mthrough the many forests of
the ancient province of Quebec.
Every train coming into Windsor
Station, Montreal, from the Eastern
Townships brings increasing sup-
plies of maple syrup. In assorted
containers, in cans, kegs, cream bot-
tles, jars, orates, gallon tins, in every
conceivable shape or form, the deli-
cious- liquid comes pouring through
the gateway of the Canadian metro-
polis. Similar shipments pour into
the Place Viger Station from the
famous ,Laurentian mountains dur-
ing the months ofi March. and April
every year. This spring the cold
!winds slowed up the supply early in
,April, but by the end of the unonth
larger amounts were received, the
peak being reached usually about
the last week of April.
teSugaring parties make the moon-
lain Wildernesses ring with their
Shouts every week -end during the
'second month of spring. Men and
women, boys and 'girls, wrapped in
snufflers and arrayed in sundry
woollens, stand around the trees and
drink maple a
from huge cans
sampling' the first of the season's
fi�v ' Van, ..,<,..I x..4:,;6'.
floats out the unanimous verdict.
Expressions of delight flood the
faces of the participants of the
sugaring bees as they dip 'wooden
ladles into the flowing syrup, rais•,:.
ing them hastily to their lips so 'as
not to lose even a' drop.
According to Dominion Express
officials at Montreal the quality of
the syrup leaves little to be desired.
while the quantities being received
are well up to the average of former
years., Mostof these shipments go
to produce dealers, in Montreal, but
quite a quantity is Bent direct to
retailers arid a fair amount is ship-
ped to connoisseurs who look for-
ward every spring to this dainty
sweetmeat from the Quebee maple
groves. Out "West, too, where maple
trees are not found, former inhabi-
tants of theprovinceof� Quebec get
the. maple sugar feeling every year
and a considerable'number of small
shipments go forward to satisfy it.
tWhyle the picturesque method of
spiking the trees and gathering the,
sap to an Iron pot or in a boiler
drawn by horses on a sled still pre -
vane *many parts of rural Quebec,
ALA; 4.. 1•.1
atet-gttatti,
Tomo* Trees
the Townshipsado ' t a more scion's'
tifie plan. They use the evaporator
system under which the sap is pour•
ed into containerswhich are sub
jected to high temperatures. The
water goes off in steam and the,
sap is left, free of all iittpuritiea.