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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1926-08-12, Page 1With which is amalgamated The Qorrie Vidette and The Wroxeler News Single Copies, Five Cents. VVINGHAM, ONT., THURSDAY, AUGUST 12th. 1926 Subscriptions $2,oe pr year,. KILLED /'' i Unspeakably sad was ilea 1.1.-a.gic death of little Wilfred Martin, son of, i Mr. and Mrs. William Martin of let / 3, concession in Tuckersznith, Huron or Count, when he was instantly killed on Saturday morning when struck by a car driven by Peter Krupp of Zur- ich, who was-onilliaivaylito Stratfoid. i The trrelad- .eeneingthecliabir • of going down to the gate in the mor- ning and opening- it for the truck -from the creamery. On Saturday af- ter the truck left his borne hearin aa crOsS the road to open the gate at the ks , McKay farm, which was directly op- "( • posite. After he had done this, and while the truck was still standing there, the boy ran along the side of it, and out on the road, directly in the • path of the ontorning car. He. was struck :with the full force • of the car and carried some distance along the road. The car did not run -over him, but when he was picked up , he was beyond the power of rnedical 'or any other aesistance. . Cornor Dr. F. J Burrows e , J. , of Sea - forth, was notified, and has taken charge of the case, and Provincial Of- ficer Whitesides of Goderdh, was al :so present to conduct an investiga- gime. Mr. Krupp had no chance to see the "lad as he came from the side of the -truck away from him, and the acci- dent happened so suddenly that there was no possibility of avoiding it. The accident has cast a gloom over -the whole tommunit30, for the little lad was an unasually bright and affec- tionate child. The sympathy Of the .entire neighborhood is being extend - •ed to Mr. and Mrs. Martin in the sad lloss that as so suddenly come upon stheir home. :Newspaper Holitay Week In accordance with the weekly -newspaper custom the Advance Tim will not publish on the week of .August igth, but our office will be eopen for job work clueing that week. Decora.tion Services Wingham L. 0, L. No. 794, will bold their annual decoration se vice ran Sunday, afternoon, August t5th., :at 2.30 1?- m, Lucknow Brass • Band will supply the music, Brethren will 'kindly bring bouquets of cut flowers'. Miss Agnes Swansonis visiting with friends in Goderich. :MACHINE TURNS TURTLE AND TeN.Q.„ JeLU.R,T • When the light . tojuring car` in • which they were riding overturned at the corner of the icith. Concessiqn and the Logan Roadgeabout six miles North bE Mitchell, early ' Thursday might, two people were rather ser- iously i,njured and two others escap-, ed with, only slight beuises, while ;the, arawarsantogrecrreaessabadir dainaged, The•injured persons, Mise D. Cox - on of Monkton, and Roy .Manri of Jamestown, were immediately remciv- ed to Stratford General Hospital; -where it Was found that the former was' suffering from a broken right thigh and injuries to the back, while the latter was also injured M the back end it is feared possible iriter- zighnjuries, They were attended by Dr. Hall of Mitchell. Just how the accident occurred is medeterrnined, although it is thought that the cer got out of control , through the steering gear becoming :blocked The car turned completely enter and landed. upside down across the ditch in front of the farm, of M. Regan. The two uninjured persons itninediately extricated themselves and summoned aid. Dr. Hall rushed to the scene • about 8.3o p. in. Miss Coxon was taken to Stratford Hos- pital in a Mitchell ambulance and Mr. Mann was later taken there drt a car. • Both are at present suffering con- siderably from shock and will pro- bably be corifined to the hospital for some time. , Took in Over $500. at Belgrave Garden Party Mite and Mrs, Nicholson's beautifial homeein 1\forris was in fete Thurs- day e4ening, August 5th , in beautiful fine )4 eather the occasion being ffie isth/Ga,rden Party, this being ,irider the' auspices of Trinity An e ii,,4 'Church, 13elgrave, was a gernaMe"sticel cess in every way e Many "thanks are clue the host and hostess for the wel- come given to one and all whn came within their gates. The ladies of the Pagish are to be corigratulated for the splendid supper served by them at the prettily decorated tables wee a they were catered to by happy and obliging waiters until a late ho sr. Rev. Rural Dean Hawkins, narior was the chairman for the evening and in his usual happy style keit all amused.. The .D. R. Cowan Conceet Co., of Toronto, who had charge ,of the program under the reavagement of D. R Cowan, Canada's Premier Entertainer, who is known for al- ways giving satisfaction and the a.r- fists who are in the company' under his supervision are all first class. Committees make no mistake 'n en- gaging this Company as there work is always clean, wholesome. The Co- at Mr Nicholson's consisted of Mr. Cowan, the man who made royalty smile, Fred Alexander, Concertinist; Elmo. Angus, National Dancer, win- ner of Gold Medal at the Canadian National Exhibition; Mrs. Ethel M. Graham, pianist The musicians ..ap- preciated very much having the use of Mr. Nicholson's beautiful new piaho, which he recently purchas el. Mr. Cowan made reference to the excellent order kept by the immense audience during the progra.m. The artists responded to the many enc ,r- es which manifesting' that rine and all are having a good tirne and en- joying themselves, The booth tinder the management of C. Wade, with A. Bryans, A. Nethery, and F.'Stur- dy were kept busy doing a ru-hing business. A vote of thanks was ten- dered the Cowan Concert Co., and also Mr. and Mrs. Nicholson for the -use of their home: Very much of the success is due to their enth 'slam and untiring energy. The, vario.us committees under the leadership of J. T. 13rydges and Chas. Johnston,. wardees, are to be congratulad for their splendid work. The Anglicans have engaged the same Co., for next year, providing- all is well. The pro- ceeds amounted to over $5oo.00 —r..— iiiiiii lllll ,11WHI11,01t11111111111011illellil l lllllllll 11.1 BAPTIST cnuRcH , Next Sunday, Morning, the Pastor. "Returning Good for Evil Evening Rev.. A. Riley, All Welcorite11 ttI,,II4i*II, • The Belgrave Women's Institute ill meet at the home of, Mrs. Carl Procter on Wednesday, Aug. r8th. The\Blyth Institute will supply the progrzx A cc:de:hal imitation is ex tended titi the ladies of the comnkunity. Presenteationseate Bassets Prior to her departure for ing- ham, where she will enter training for the nursing profession, Miss' Ina Cun- ningham wee made the recipient af in old ivory bedroom lampand a box of stationery by her Sunday schocil class and the .tettcletrs of the 'United church' Stinday schoolMiss Curl- dingham was also a valued member of the Choir and the Young People's Society'. Women's Institute Garden. Party • Although the weather was "theeat- ening all day Tuesday, it, remained fine for the Women's Institute Gar- den Party in tile town park at night. There was only an,,average attend- ance but the supper provided was wonderful and hearty parteken of. The McQuillin Orchestra, and the Lucknow Male Quartette provided the program and were assisted by readings from Mrs, W. J. Henderson, and Bobbie 13aterean of Kansas; also Highland dancing by Miss Anna ,McGillyray with Bagpipe selections by Mr, A. M. Hannah, Died Suddenly In Philadelphia Hon, Geo. Boivin, Minister of Customs in the King Goernment died at Philadelphia on Saturday, fol- lowing an operation for appendicitis. He mototed from Quebec a few days previously with his wife and family to be present at it eoevention ef the Knights of Columbes, of which anizetion he was at the head in Can - tele, Mr. Boivin was the inaht figure in the Customs scandal as he was the mster of that Department He was a eletzer debater arid nis death is re- gretted by Conservatives rind Liber- als. He assisted ite the present ele,e- tion campaign in Western ()Mails) a Clottple of weeks ego, 'Celebrate Silver Wedding "rOn August 7th, Coun. and Mrs, E. ft Mitchell, celebrated their Silver wedding anniversary at their home on John St. All their family were home for the occasion. The fortunate cou- 13"legwere married in Harriston in lege, Rev. W T. Ellison (since deceaset), 'see . officiated, gsstete,t,by Rev.er D. Mc- Cullough now of Kincardine, and Rev. R. Burns of Toronto. , Dies After' Short Illness • Mr. James I3oy1e of New York, passed suddenly away at the home of his son, Mr. George Boyle, dairy- man, Wingharn Town Plot, on Mon- day evening, after only about a days' . . . illness. He was a respected old gen- MrSBStothers tleman who spent his summers here 'Popular Agricultural Representa- andewas in his dxstyear Ie is stna tive for Huron Cqunty for soane vived 1;Y—hit' Wife—and: one daughter, years, who goes to Essex Count§. Mrs. L S. Higgins of New York, and ' his son, George. Interment will be LOCAL AND GENERAL made in Wingham cemetery on Thursday afternoon. LEAVING HURON COUNTY Be Fair To Your Local Man The Advance Times charges only very moderately for job printing and wiii meet any legitimate competent prices. Now and again a traveller quietes on large amount a and makes the bueiness men believe our prices are higher because of the fact that they' wereaccordingly on srnall ord- ers. Be fair to us, let us quote you on the same quantity and. qua.lity. In nine cases out of ten we'll beat the city man's prices and there is no rea- son why we can't • Auto Totally Wrecked A coupe owned by and driven „by Thonia.s Glenn of Detroit, now lies a burnt massby the side of the Blue Water Highway as the result of an accident on Sunday. Mr. Glenn and his sister, Margaret, and George Dre- nna.n, all of Detroit, were motoring to Ashfield. About two miles from Goderich the car in attempting to pass another, swerved in loose gra.vel and immediately' turned completely a- round and on turning over took fire. The occupants barely escaped with their lives; but no one was injured. It is estimated they were travelling at 3o miles per hour. " Lower Wingham Is Booming Building operations in Lower Wingg ham are certainly brisk at present. 11r. W. J..Deyell has a gang of nien en ',toyed remodelling the Lower tov,,n, school The. esti/elated olst of the work wilithe soo, and when completed the school (0 date A basement underneath with a fte. eace room and . , children's wash roogfis. The outside Walls will be venegfed with brick, and seveea..1 riaw windows will take care of the light and ventilation. :Ur. Wm. Wilson is the inspector. 1 .Mr, Geo. Orvis, chairman of the building committee for the Turnbezgy Agricultural' Society, has commenced operations for a new -fair building eox too and the cement work is now down. It will be situated opposite tett Power house. •• • Mr. John Potter is erecting a new barn 5ox5o. The foundation is al- ready in place. '11 be quite MD - is being built Nearly Candidates e Mr. Wellington I -ray, former Lib -a eral leader in the OritariO House .is the Liberal candidate in North Perth, while the Conservative candidate is Me. D. M. Wright, M. Pio of • Straft- ford. Col I-Iegh Clark, iormer publisher of Kincardine, will again tuft against the present Liberal member, Mr. Jas. Malcolm of Kincardine in North 13xuce. The election contests loeweett these two mot have always been very keen and close. Dr, Fowler of Teeswater, will be the Conservative 'candidate in South Bruce, he will oppose Dr. Hall, M. P,, of Walkerton, and the Progress- ive liave seletted Reeve John Weigle of Carrick, and it will be a three cor- nered battle of ballotts. In Sotith fluron, Thomas McMil- lan the member ,will run again for the Libralsarid we uriderstand his brother, Robte who ran against Him last year, and all loyel Liberal U. Te O's. will eupport Min against Andy T-Iicks, at one time 11. F. 0. whip hi the Drery Goverement, but at' fires - ant the Toil candidate South u ron OF INTEREST NEWS Mrs. Mel VanWyck and little daug- hter, Donna, and Miss Verna Mac- Donald, R. N. of Willowdale, are vis- iting) at the home, of their parents Mr. and Mrs. D. E. MacDonald, Fra- nces St, Mr. Harold Harris, B. A., and bride of Toronto, also Mr. Jas. Harris and daughter, Miss Greta of Kincardine, spent Sunday at the home of their cousin, Mrs. Ellen MacPherson, Cath- erine St. •e Miss Margaret Lillie° of Virgiuia, Minn., and ,Miss Helen McLeodepf Lucknow granddaughters of MI': John Joynt, M. le A., visited with their :cousin Miss Verna Joynt for a few days. , Mrs. E. J. Mitchell and son Har- old, motored to Toronto accompan- ied by Jack Mitchell of Toronto, Mrs. Mitchell. and Harold will spend a few days in Toronto, returning home via Tilsonburg Mr. Wm. Montgomery and daugh- oc ter, Mrs. Frank Bingham of Gorrie, and Dr. and Mrs. Wesley Montgom- ery and little daughter of VVinnipeg Man., visited a day • last week with , Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Breen, Turn lr= AriS vs/M.. - Fitzgerald of Toronto, ,Grand Secretary of the Provincial 'Grand Orange Lodge of Ontario West, accompanied by his wife are spending a two weeks' holiday at the home of Mrs. Harper in West Wa- wanosh, About eo Lucknow ladies from the bowling club came over to Wing - ham on Wednesday afternoon to at- tend the jitney tournament, but ow- ing to the ram it had to be cancelled. The happy crowd were then invited to the home of J. A. MacLean's where the afternoon was spent in bridge Lunch was served. Mrs. Dr. Grierson and children of Seoul, Korea, who were spending a few days with Mies Jackson Scott St., and Mrs. Hannah, Minnie St., have left for 131yth, where they are with Mrs. Grierson's brother, • Mr. Colin Finglo.nd, • , Mr. and Mrs. Doig of Orillia, visit- ed for a few days with her sister, Mrs. T. f. McLean, Victoria Street. On Sunday the Doigs and McLeans motored to Neilsen where they visit- ed at the home of another *ter, Mrs Thos. Drummond: Mr. and Mrs. Richard Vanstone, Wingham, announce'the engagement of their daughter, Jean, to Dr. John McFaut McEachern of Milwaukee, Son of Mr. and 1VIrs. John McEach- ern, Witinipeg, The marriage to take place eat -1y in September. Local and General News of Interest to The Community - Miss Wilma Johnston is visiting with friends near Goderich, Nurse J. Ross of Clinton, ca.lice! on Wingharn friends on Monday.. Mr. Little of Petrolia, visaed on Tuesday with Mr. D. "Halliday. Mrs. Thos. Garrett, ,john St, is visiting with friends in London, Mrs, A. J. Price of Detroit, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. Collar. • Miss M. Fisher is visiting with friends in London arid Port Stanley. Miss H. Wray of London is, visit ing at the home of Mt Robt. Beattie. Mr. George Mason took in the Old Boys Celebration in London last we - Misses Nora and Helen Beattie re- turned from a two week's visit in Al- liston. Mr. C. Shackleton has taken over Mr. Frank McConnell's Real Estate business. Miss Margaret Piper of Toronto, is spending her holidays ,her home in town. • Mr. and Mrs. David Halliday spent Sunday at the home of their son at Belmore. Mr. John Glenn of Long Branch, renewed acquaintances in Wingham la.st week. Mr. and Mrs. David Hamillon, Min- nie St., spent Sunday with friends at Belgrave. Miss Olive Hamilton of Oshawa, is visiting with her aunt Mrs. Jas. „Nurse 'Anne Griffin of New York. is visiting with.her mother, Mrs. Grif- fin, John St. e.alal,teaad Mrsea. a Krug, Chesley, spent a 'few days with Mr. and Mrs. Ermin Copeland Mrs Geo. T..Gre,g"ery and little son leave on Thursday for their home in Windthurst, Sask. Mr. Fred Manuel of Detroit, is vis- iting with his mother Mrs. Thos. Manuel Victoria St. Mr. and Mrs. Masonville of Ford, visited with Mr. and Mrs. David Mac Donald, Frances St. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Coutts and little son of Brantford, are visiting with frieads in town. Mrs. Paul E. VanNess of Toronte, is visiting with her mother, Mrs. H. Hinscliffe, Sinner St. Miss Thursa Gerry, Reg. N., of Fort William, is visiting with her sis- tcr, Mrs. W. H. 'Willis. Miss M: Duke of Orangevi1lec.1s spending a few days with Mrs. •W. R. Dyer, Josephine St. Miss Lorene Haller has returned home after spending a week with her grandmother in Preston. • Messrs, A. J. Walker and a S. Copeland made a business trip to Niagara Falls this week. Mr. Russel McKinney of Toronto, went his holidays at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. King. Mr. and Mrs. Fitt of Hensall, spent the week end at the home of her mo- ther, Mrs. M. Bell, Minnie St , Mrs. Richard Aolusgra.ve of Toronto, is visiting at the home of Mr, and Mrs. W. J. Campbell, Turnberry. Mrs. McRoberts of St. Helen, has retureed after visiting with hee sister, Mrs. D. E. MacDonald, Misses May and Madeline McMor- Mr. Richard Wilton was in Dor- ran of Lucknow, visited at the homeichester and Thorndale this week of Mrs. A. G, Smith, Victoria, Se judging Field Crop Competitions in Miss Uldene McLean is. spending Oats for the Ontario Department of her holidays with friends in Hamil- Agriculture. ton, Toronto and St. Catharines. Mr. and Mrs, Alvie Flerniag and Mrs. W, H. McElroy of Blyth, vis- family have returned to their home ited over the weak end with her sis- in Chatham after visiting for a few ter, Mrs. T. C. McElroy of town. weeks at the homes of their parents Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Wray of Tor- in Wingharn. onto, are visiting with bis parents, Ma and Mrs. Stewart McBurney and family and Mrs. W. S. King, motored to Toronto and Niagara Fells, and spent a few days with friends there. Mr. and. Mrs.' VattWyck and little daughter, Donna, of Welland, are visitirtge with Mrs. VanWyck's parents Mr. and MIS. D. E. MacDon- ald, •Prancis St. Nurse Miss Jessie Wilson, who has been visiting hex father, Mr, Gavin Wilson, Evergreee Place, for the peet two waxes, left last Thersday fer Veticouvc.r. Miss Florence 13. Kelsey,' Reg, N., of Clifford, visited NErs. j, Stewart and Miss Cloalrey, Frances St., also an Mr d Airs, jas, Nicholson and other friends last week -cod. Mr. T, C McElroy returned home lest week afiet spendleg the past ten days 'with his two sone, Bert aed of Detroit. He reports havieg A real It'ood. time I hie two sone, Among those who attended the Ney—Latintly wedding were Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Stranford earl Mrs. Arm - field, Buffalo; Mr. and Mrs. E. Wed - lend and son of Sarnia; Mr. and Ed. 13tilgli, Miss. Eleanor Dean and Mr. Dwight Wilson of Toronto. Loading a tar of Poultry on August 19111. Get your hens culled by Gov- ez-nment Cullers.—The United Firm - ere Co-Operattve Co. Limited at Win- gharn. Rev, D. Rogers of St. Thomas, took charge of the services in Whig - ham United Chureh, This fine olcl gentleman has A MOSt Wonderful memory and at tho morning serei e made mention of the name of evely minister who was stationed in Wing - ham front the time the church was built. His cliteourses et both eervic(-s were of it high order and moat into, a °sting, •Mr. and Mrs, W. Wellwood and farnily of Minnie Si, are spending a couple of weeks at Kincardine Beath. Mrs. J. J. Elliott has returned from spending a couple of weeks at the home of her son, Mr, Weir Elliott, Welland. Mr. and Mrs. John Allen of Grand Valley, and Mr. Thos. 'Balfour of Toronto, visited at Mr. T. J. Mc- Creig hes. Mr. and Mrs. I. A. McNabb are visiting at the home of the latter's paients, Mr. and Mrs. E. j„,Mitchell John St. , Mr. and Mrs, R. A. Black and Mrs, w Little of Toronto, visited for a fe days at the home of Mr. Gect,Black, Victoria St. Miss Beatrice Joynt returned after visiting with her brother, Dr. George Joynt at Toronto, and other friends at Haliburton. Miss Vera M. Frieridt is spending her vacation at the horrie of her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wen. Friendt, Elmwood, Ont. Ar. and Mrs. C. G. VanStone tif Toronto, are visiting wal- the forrn- parents, Mr, and Mrs. W. F. Van Stone, John St • Mr. and. Mrs. Gordon Griffin and family of Cleveland, Ohio, are visit- ing with the former's mother, Mrs. Griffin, John St. • Rev. and Mrs. McIntosh and fam- ily of Embro, formerally of Wing - ham, are spending their holidays at ,Inverhuron Beach. Misses Mary and Margaret Robert - S011. of Toronto, are visiting with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. T. Robertson, Victoria St. , Mr. and Mrs. Chas. MacLean Cand little son of Sarnia, are visiting v 'th the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. MacLean, Alfred St. Misses Edna and Gladys Kelly of Toronto, and Miss Sadie Carter of Auburn, visited with Miss Margaret Jackson, Scott St, last week Miss J. Halliday of Toronto, wasit week -end visitor at the homes• of her brother and sister, Mr. ID, Hal- liday and Mrs. Harry McGee. Rev. A. Gordon Rintoul, B. A., of Forest, occupied the pulpit' of St Andrews Church, on Sunday and preached two excellent sermons. Mr. Phil. D'yer of the Canadian Bank of Comnaerce staff, Dundalk, is visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.. W. R. Dyer, Josephine St Miss Irene Stephenson of Mark - dale, returned home on Friday after- noon after visiting evita her brother, Mr. Fred Stephenson, Josephine Si. Wee Lee will take over the Queen's Cafe at the first of September and 'veil' close up his restauranre•• The Wingliam Cafe on the east side of the street. Mr. and Mrs. John 'Malcolm, Mr. Robert and Misses Anna and Flor- ence of Galt, are spending a few daeis at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Campbell. Mr. Chas. •Knechtel of lefeaford, spent a couple of weeks in town re:- newing old acquaintances. Age is kind to Charlie were it not for defec- tive eyesight. Mr. and Mrs. John Wray, 'rurnberry. Mr, and Mrs. Dan Keine of Tor - mite, ate visiting with the latter's sis- ter, Mrs. Herson Irwin, Wawanosh, Mr. and Mrs, A. Busch and daugh- ter Grace, of Buffalo,, were • gueits of Mrs. T. McKerrzie, Josephine, St. The C. N. R. ran an excur don to Niagara Palls on Saturday returning about six o'clock on Sunday morn- ing. • Arthur Haines from Clarksbery, was A guest of Capt. And Mrs. W. J, Adams, Sleuter St., over the week- end. Half Price "Camera Sale" now oft, 475 130x Camera and a 250 Film, boeh for $t..49. MeRibbon's Drug Store, 1),itra A. IVIcKintion. and Mr. end Mrs. Edward McKiuton of Milton, were guests or ,Mrand itir.r$ Adams, Shaer Sl., over the week- encl. -- NEY-e-LAUNDY NUPTIALS A \NT pretty weddingsol- c)rmieed at St 1) u1 lee An,] Ica n Church, Wingham, on Wednesday afternoon last, when Miss Dora Lauedy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs E. L,auedy, Blyth, became the bride of Arthur :William Ney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ney, Sebringarge, Ont. The bridc• entered the ehureh on the arrn, of her father, to the strains of Lohangrin's bridal chorus, played by Miss Bessie Abell, Wing -- ham, organist of the charch, f he church was beautifully decorated with pink and white wood flowers and ferns. Otto Ney and Herbert Jobb acted as ushers, Miss Ada Laundy, Wingham, was maid of honor, Miss Cecelia Ney of Sebringville, was bridesmaid, and Ward Lund y of Blyth, acted as best man. During the signing of the register, Mrs. David Ney, Sebringville, sang "0 Promise Me." The bride looked very charm- ing in an imported. gown of ivory georgette, heavily beaded with silver gloss bLde, a silk embroidered veil with a wreath of orange blossoms. The bride carried a beautiful bouquet of butterfly roses, lilies of the valley, and ferns. The maid of honor wore a dress of Champagne georgette with a picture hat to match and carried a bouquet of pink and white carnations. The bridesmaid wore a dress of pink georgette with hat to match and carried a bouquet of pink and white carnations. The wedding breakfast took place at the home of the bride's parents, Blyth. The bridegroom's gift to the bride was a pearl neck- lace, to the bridesmaids, silver com- pacts, to the best man, a pearl tie pin, to the soloist, a bar pin, to the organist a bar pin, to the ushers, H. Jobb, a masonic pin, Otto Ney, cuff links. The honeymoon will be spent on an extended motor trip. The bride's travelling costume was a black baronette satin coat, hat to match and a sable neckpiece. Oa their return they will reside at Seb- ringville. Guests from Toronto, Buf- falo, Sarnia, St 'Catharines, Detroit, Wiarton, Sebringville, Listowel, Blyth and Wingham attended the wedding. Rev. Mr. Sehaffter officiat- ed at the ceremony. The choir was fully robed and preceded the bridal party to the altar. The service was fully choral. Tires In Ireland . The Winghani. RubbeeCo., this Week making another large shipment of Aero Cushion Tires to their agent in Leland, This makes the fourth shipment to the old land since the present Company took over the busi- ness. The agent in Ireland writes that ai a recent Auto Motive Exhibition at Belfast, his exfdbit of Ad% Cushion Tires was the chief attraction. St•uck On Luckaow Highway ./C•iceeeettra-elee"•en year old daughter of Inc..Chas. Therepson, was struck by an auto driven by the editor on Sunday. Along with another girl she stepped out of a s'edan in front of a gateway on the highway two milts and a half east of Lucknow. a'he Wingham eeople thought they were going into the farm on the left in front of which the car stopped, i heated the girls ran from behind the and right in front of the other car -which was fc gunately running less than 25 miles per home Before we could get the car stepped it bit the younger girl, gunately no b. nes were broken and the little girt wiil be on a Fah' evay to recovery in a few days. Dr. Col-.611 of Lacknow, dressed the wounds. Smilin: Charlie Says, 4Ies f} eiineer"s anatifiort ounplity Lh cothas on mho, mobile - but iVoth 6 who Arit*iittinlareselfid lh tt$e d eiteoin: