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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1926-09-02, Page 1• , ' • #••••••••••=0.....1m......por Single Coliies,, Five, Cents, • ' •-•"•10', • e•t1.,,e • With which is amalgamated rhe Gorrle, Vidette 'and The Wroxeter News• WINGHAM, ONT„ THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2nd. 1926 tbscriptions $z.00 per Yekr. Child Mangl6ci, In Hinder Election Official In North Huron Just North of Palmerston For Corning Federal Election at her home on the second concess- - ion Minto Township, two miles north of Palnierstorz, suffering painful in- juries inflicted by a binder, feauled by t team of horses driven ,by her fatly er . Her condition is serious, and the escape of her brother is mirac- ulous . • The accident occurred about two p.m. Saturday, -ore the Daniond farm when Lilian, playing with her four year-old brother, wandered into a tall field of grain where her father was at work harvesting, Not having the least idea that the children' were in • e v c n ty of the field, he drove! without warning onto the children. The bo Y was little the worse, for his experience, but Lilian'was terirbly In- jured, and had the right arm cut off below the elbow. Her recovery ' is uncertain . Agricultural Society Directors Directors and oficers of the Turn - berry Agricultural Society will meet in the council chamber, Wingliarn, on Wednesday night, Septernbek 8th. The boys intend putting over •a big fair .at Wingharn on October 7.th and 8th, FARMERS' SUN HAS EXPOSED •FOLLY OF FUSIONISTS The Farmer's Sun, the political organ of the United Farmers of 'Ontario, an organization presided sever by T. S. Morrison, has pene- • trated the folly of the fusion. can- didates; that is, from the staralpoint of the future of the farmers a cgs Province. That organ has discovered the real meaning of the Liebral-Progressive candidate and • since it recognizes that fusion is nothing more than a ruse on. the part ••of the Liberals to get a farmer vote, • it•earcie out in its latest edition with ) two editorials which constitute an •exposure of the whole political trick.- In the course of these editorials • it said: " . . The most complete confusion still exists in the kinds of the large proportion of the U, F. .0. membership. ....No doubt, follow- -big the forthcoming Federal el- ution, and after the Provincial el - talon has been disposed of; 'the Pro- gresive party; being duly swallowed, as it will be swallowed by the' Lib-, ,,-eral party, farmers through -out the' • 'length and breadth of the Province 'will suddenly awaken to the nature 7'of the cul de sac into which the Pro- gressive -party has led. them. • . ." With regard to the situation. in :Northumberland, where W. A. Pre - :sere Mayor of Trenton, is running as „an Independent -Progressive- U F.0.. The Sun states: What the Sun can.„ not understand is, how even a man of Mr, Fraser's virile versatility can _ride four political • horses all at the same time. .....If he is Independent, :how oan he be Liberal? • And if he • .ie liberal, how can he be indepen- . dent? He is not the only candidate • who is trying to be U.2.0. and a ' Progressive both at the same ,time, :but so far as the Sun is aware, he is the only 'candidate who takes all four groups to his bosom. • e • "The fact ,of the matter is, this man, Fraser is a Liberal, and for this we have no fault to find with :itim. But the Liberals are out to ;beat the 'Tories. " What,' however, grieves, The :Sun, is that at .this time, we find in • 'the present campaign as in the :Northumberland County, the Fax `niers, under various group names, -merely appendages of the Liberal Tarty, It appears very much as 'though the IT.F.0, membership in 'llorthumberland County, has meek. .ly permitted the wool to be pulled over its eyes, and to allow' itself to •'be tied to the tag -end of the Liber- • .al party, like ,one of the paper tails -a little boy ties on to the tag -end of his kite • The Farmers' Sufi ,having • dis- covered that a Liberal trap has •been set for the farmee vote) • in li• the form of Liberal.ProgrOSSive aab,- didates, has sprung the trap. Xt remains for the farmers of Ontario no that their official organ hat Warned them of this political, trick., ery to bear in mind on °Motion day and to avoid voting for Liberal -Pre., gressive eanditiateS • merely because they bear that misleading name, (Advertisement) 1,2•;.irg••••••••••,,,,,, ,i44444.•6.)144,1111,fitirg.,••••40gi The following is a list of the Regis- trars and Deputy Returning Officers in North Huron,'appointed for the el- ection of September 14th HOWICK No. x - John H. Dixon, Registriee and William Crawford, D. R. 0. HOWICK No. 2 -- Fred Mahood, Registrar, and Geo. Hubbard, D. R. 0. HOWICK No. 3 - Dr. James Arm- strong,. Reiistrar, and D. W.- Dane, and Wilford King, D. R. 0. • HOWICK No. 4 -- Miss •Minnie Graham, Registrar, and James Walk- on and Norman Harding, D R. 0, HOWICK No, 5 -Albert E. Toner, R.egistrar, HOWICK No, 6 -- William Spence, Registrar, and John W. Spence, D. R. WROXETER. No. e - George J. Town, Registrar, and Fred Davey, D. • TURNBERRY No. x --, Roy Por- ter, Registraradncl Robert Deyell and Roland Grain, D. R. 0. , TURNBERRY No. 2 -Robt. Mus- grove, Registrar, and Thos Stewart, • TURNBERRY - No. 3 - Robt. 13reen, Registrar, and Gordon Wray D. R. 0. TURNBERRY No. 4 - John D. Metcalfe, Registrar, and Samuel Mar- shall D. R. 0. WINGHAM No.. x Harold Bu- chanan, Registrar, and J. Edgar Patt- ison, D. R. Q. WINGHAM No. 2 - A. G. Smith, Registrar, end Charlie Boevden, D. R. 0. WINGHAM No„ 3- Wm. H. Han- ey, Registrar ,and• and R. H. Lloyd, and A. L. Hingston, D .R. 0. • WINGHAM No .4-D. E. McDon- ald, Registrar, and Thos R.1 Garrett and Edward; Nash, D .R. 0. WINGHAM No. 5 -- Thos. Bower, Registrar, and W. I. Miller, D,R.O. EAST WAWANOSH No i - Geo Potter, Registrar and Walter 5, McGill D. R. 0. • EAST WAWANOSH No. 2- Carl M. Bennett Registrar, and Cyrus W. Scott, D. R. 0. EAST WAWANOSH No 3 -- Geo. Kerr, R.kegistrar, and Allan V. Pettis - on, D.' R.. O. EAST WAWANOSH No 4 -- S. McBurney, Registrar, and Mrs. Rose - term Chamney D. R. O. EAST WAWANOSH No. 5 - R. Leslie Buchanan, Registrar and D R. 0. BLYTH No. 1-J. G, Cmigh, Regis- trar and Jos. Stewart, D 0. •• BLY.TH No 2,e -A. W. Robinson, Registrar and Prank Bainton, D. R. 0, WEST WAWANOSH No. r -- W. Mole, Registrar, ancl,Arthur Culbert, WEST WAWANOSH No 2- Mrs, IVIary Ellen McNeil Registrar ,and R. Medd D. R. 0. • WEST WAWANOSH No. 3 J. Cameron, Registrar and, Geo. McRob erts, D. R. 0. • WEST WAWANOSH No 4 -- 5. Durrtin, Registrar and Lorne Wood WEST WAWANOSH - No, 5-J. Miller, Registrar, and Wallace Miller WEST WAWANOSH No, 6 Thompson, Registrar, and R .Chain - nay, D. R. 0. ASHFIELD No, x John Johrie- ton, Registrar, and J. Balfour Simp- son D. R. O. ASHFIELD No. 2 - Samuel N. Al- ton, Registrar and Roy Alton, D. R. 0. ASHFIELD No. 3 --Fred Anderson Registrar, and Wrn. B. Ritchie, D. R. 0. ASHFIELD No. 4-. Wm. Hawk- ins Registrar, and John Tigent, D. R. 0. ASHFIELD No. 5 -- George Coll- inson, Registrar, and Dennis Sullivan, D. R. 0. ASHFIED No. 6 -- Miss Emma M. Rose, Registrar, and Daniel Long, D. ASHFIELD No. 7 ---James McNain Registrar, and Frank Hamilton, D. R. 0. Colborne No. r Mrs. S. E. Gard- ner, Regist`ear, and C. A. Vanstone, D. R 0 Colborne No 2 - Mrs, A. J. Gold- thorpe, Registrar, and W, S, Symonds D. R. Q. COLBORNE No. 3 - Mrs. Jarvis McGride, Registrar, and Alden Allen D. R. 0. COLBORNE No. 4 --• Mrs. Wrn. Vrooman, Registrar, 'and Win. Vroo- rnan, D. R, 0. GREY No. x J. J. McCutcheon, Registrar, and Bernice Payn, D. R. 0. Grey No 2 - Mrs. Robt Tyerman, Registrar ,and Robt Tyerman, D. R.. • GREY. No. 3 - Silas Johnston, Registrar and Fred Oster, D R. 0. GREY No. 4 - Fred Cox, Regis- trar and Alex Spierman, 0 .R .0. GREY No. 5 --- W.\H Love, Regis- trar, and Cecil Bateman and Leslie Earl, D R. 0. Grey No. 6 -- Th'os, Mills, Regis- R.egistrar, and Robt Bowes, D. R. 0. GREY No. 7 - Harvey Hunter, Registrar, and 5, H. Armstrong, D, R 0. BRUSSELS No r Robt J Bow- man, Registrar, and Alvin Hunter and Alfred W Dennison, D. R., 0. BRUSSELS No .2 - 5. C Baker, Registrar and Angus Campbell, D. R. 0, MORRIS No. x Robt. Wallace, Registrar, and John Brown, D. R. 0. MORRIS No. 2 - Frank A. Kelly, (Continued on Page 4) THE SWEEP. Or VICTORY The following table shows the total votes cast in Manitoba. for the various political Parties in the • Canadian general eleciions of 492/ and 1925:- • Parties. CONSERVATIVE LIBERAL , PROGRESSIVE , . „i OTHER PARTIES 192.1 1925 'Election Election. 42,218 70,241 29,386 •34554 75,578 • 46,067 251581 19,325 . •, 172,76,$' 170,287 • r. The total votes cast in the two elections were about the same. -2 The Conservative vole increased from 42(218 to 70,341r -a gain of 66 per cent. 3. The Liberal vote increased from 29,386 to 34,554-a gain of only Ty per cent. • 4.' The Frogressive declined faom 75,553 to 46,067-a loss of 39 per cent, • 5. The votes for other, parties than the above declined front • 25,58x, to 19,325-a loss of 24 per cent. 6. By far the greatei number of the votes lost by the Progress- ive and other partiesywent,to the Conservatives. , 7, 111,1021, the Conservatives did no win' a single seat in the Province of .Manitoba, In 1925, the Conservatives Won 7 out oA17 seats, the Liberals won i, the Progressives 7, and Labor 2. In addi- • tion to the 7 seats they won, the Conservatives came close to winning 4 More, in which there Nvere'straight contests between Conservative and Progressive candidates, as follow - Constituencies, • Conservative; Progressive: Majority BRANDON .„.. 5,428 6,411 •083 DAVPHIN .. . . ..... . .. . .. ... 4,883 5402 • 219 LISGAR .. , .... .. . . .... ..... . 2,736 3,112 376 NELSON •.... . 2,14,3• 2,485 342 • In the !present election, the Conservatives have good prospects of winning: I.14lidon, pattphin, Lisgar, • Nelson anti St. Poniface, where a prominent VrenclaCenadian is Conservative candidate, They also tope to tapture Winnipeg North and Winnipeg North Cettre fr0111 the two 5OCIA•liSt6,. • .• (Advertisement) h Respected Man GoesHome Mr, John Cooper ,a highly respected old gentleman, passed to his eternal • Rest, -on Monday morning, at the bone of his son -iii law, Mr. W. .G. oa ter, two miles, south of Wingharn, Fr years, Mr .and Mrs. Cooper res- ided on John St., in Winghant ,in the house now owned by Mr. Jas. Mitche- The Late John Cooper ell He was aevaltied employee of Bell factory for many years, and was sup- erintendent of Wingham Methodist Sunday schooll w For the past fe years, since the death of his wife, he has made his home with his daughter, Mrs. Salter, who has kindly adminis- tered to his every need. •Deceased was in his 82nd. year Interment took place in Wingharn cemetery, on Wednesday afternoon. e A little while, and then Shall 'Come the glorious end; And songs of angels and of new In perfect praise shall blend. Returning Officer Mr. John Montgomery, Returning Officer for North Huron, will be at his ofifce in the Griffin Block, Wing - ham, all day, September r4th, (Elec- tion Day,) from 8 a.m. till ro p.m. Any person wishing to get in touch with him should phone 34, Wingham . Ladies' Organization Meeting All ladies interested in the return 19 power of the Liberal -Conservative party, are invited to an organization in the, council chamber, Friday Sept. .3rd at 3.3cap.m., to organize a Ladies' Association' for the town of Willi - ham, in the interest of the Liberal ConserVative candidate, H. J. A. Mac - Ewan, Two Auto Accidents Mr. William Clettdentig was knock• ed down by an automobile near the corner of Alfred and Josephine Sts a Friday evening. 7` Mr .E. 3. Mitch 11 was struck by a car in front of C wiord's garage on Saturday night 4, The front whet.'s ran over Mr .Mit H's legs, which wers badly bruised. We are pleased to report that both of these gentleman are about as usual again. Sacred Heart Church Picnic A pleasant afternoon and evening are assured to all who attend the "Grand Picnic," to be held on the Sac- red Heart church grounds, Wingham, Sept. 7th. • The Cominrttee in 'charge have al- ready begun to put their designs into effect, to pro-i7ide acocmoda,tion for a record crowd. At four o'clock, the "Sports Com- mittee," have ararnged for a soft -all game. • From five o'clock till eight, fowl sapper will be served, followed by a delightful program • Home from the West Mr. Abner Cosens has returned to Wingharn, having spent several'weeks in Western Canada . While on his trip lie met with many former Wing- hamites' and others from the vicinty of his old home, In Edmontott he was surpried ,to see a familiar face eyeing him now and again tinttronftvl eyeing him across the room and more surprised to find it was Mr, Robt Ma- guire of eVingliant In this city Mr. Conte oriet Dr. Agnew, and his wife,' former Wingham people, also Mr, W. IvIcQueeta ,the city treastftlete a former Brucefield' boy. lie also met Mr, W. Booth's brother, who is in char- ge of a Creosote Compa,ny, A, D. Chambers, formerly of Seaforth, and Mr. 5. McLean of Seaforth, who, Is an encle of Bob, McLean, former teacher in Lower Wingham sehool. Mr. Cosens had the misfortune to sprain his knee while on his journey, ' He says he was mighty glad when the train left the barren fields and'roeks behind and sped through the beauti- ful grain fields of 014 Ontario, more , We believe that even Wing - ham looked better than ever to Mr. C080118 011 his Malta. altaseeiseitiestegisetteseeiteiateeteeeeeeteseeaaaateeeiedeeseeettesteeteettea,Lierieeteei,,' Local and General News of Interest to The Community' Mrs, (Dr.) Stewart is visiting wit friends in Toronto Miss P. J. Stinson was in Londoi and Stratford last week. Miss Minnie Kerr, of Betfehd, is visiting Mrs. W. 5, Greer. Mrs. W. R. Dyer, Josephine St, is visiting with friends in Orangeville. Mr. Fred Piper is visiting • with friends at Amherstburg and Detroit, Marie A. Pilon R. N. of 'rce:lonto spent a few days with friends in town. Miss Mildred Fitzpatrick • of De- troit, is visiting at her home in town. Miss Dorothy Piper is spending her holidays with friends at Hamilton and Mr :and- Mrs. J. H. McKay and fam- ily spent Sunday with relatives in Chesley . Mrs Agnes Emerson, Paris, is vis- iting with her sister, Mrs. W. J Boyce Minnie St Miss M. McPherson of Minnie St., has returned to Agincourt to resume her duties. Miss Doris Hart spent a few days with Miss Mabel Johnson during the past week. Mr. Clifford Robertson coalmen-, cid his duties as Principal of the Not- tawa school. Mr. Ed. Geniis has returned home affer spending a week with relatives in Ingersoll. h Dr. G. T, Greig and his brother, Roy, of Detroit, visited at Mr. and t Mrs, W. J. Campbell's, Turnberry, Miss Alma Ha.stie has returned t o her home after spending the past mon eh with her mother in Grand Forks • Miss Bernice Lockeridge hes re- turned home after visiting her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wrn,' Lockeridge of Preston • The Women of PalmerstoreWom- en's Institute have given $25 for the new 'fountain to e placed in the cen- tre of their park,: Miss N. M. Walters, Reg, N., is visiting with friends at Toronto and Niagara Falls. Mrs .W. J. Campbell, also the form- er's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hut- ton, Bluevale. Miss Florence Johnson of -Clinton, spent a few days with her cousin, Miss Mabel Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. McKie of Strat- ford, spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Greer. Misses Isabell Bremner and, Mrs. Vernon Higgins of Torono, viisted at Mr, Robt Mitchell's . Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Wade of Ow- cn Sound, called on Mr. and Mrs. Geo Day, Dairy Farm , Mr. and Mrs. George Day, and Mrs. Coles visited Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Pridham near Harriston. Mrs. MacPherson and family of Holyrood, spent Sunday with Mrs. G. Taylor, Lower Wingham. The usual large number of people from Wingham and vicinity, are tak- ing in the Toronto exhibition. Mrs. J. Moorehead ,and son Lorne of Listowel, visited her sister, Mrs. Al - Van alstyne, 1st Line of Morirs. Miss Elsie Stewart and Miss Kath- leen Pringle returned last Thursday from a motor trip to Belfountain. Mr. Wm. Forgie left Saturday mor- ning for Saginaw, Mich., where he may spend the rest of the summer. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Wright of Lower Wingham, attended the Wright' Dudgeon yeeddirg at'- Port Credit, on Saturday, Ther6-ooni is a nephew of Mr. Wright. lea' • A bus wil iron twice daily from Ow- en Sound to Goderich, via Walkerton and Wingham, the service.. to com- mence 'next week. Mrs. Jas. Thompson has returned to her home on Shuter Si., after spend- ing a few weeks with friends in the Western Provinces; , Mr. and Mrs .5. A. Mills motored to Toronto, where they will visit for a few days. They were accompanied by their sort Harold . Misses Ethel Mitchell and Reid, have returned home to Tekorna, Wa- shington, after visiting at the home of Mr. Robt. Mitchell . • Miss Marie A. Pion, graduate nurse from St. Michaels Hospital, Toronto, spent a few days last week with her friend, Miss Anna Forgie. Mr. and Mrs. David Hutton and son, Robert, of Cleveland, Ohio, have returned home after spending the past two weeks- at the home of Mr. and Miss Lenore Carlisle has returned to Toronto, after spending a coiiple of weeks at the home of her grandmo- ther, Mrs. Jas. W. Walker, John St. Rev. and Mrs. John C. Hutton vis- ited at the home of Mr.e.e. Mrs. W 5. Campbell, also at the former's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. kitton, Blue - vale. Mrs. Jas. E. Robinson and Frances of Catherine St., also Mr. Ernest Ro- binson of East Wawanosh, spent a few days last week with Mr, and Mrs. Hecker of Brantford. Mrs. Morley Counter (nee Mabel Swarts,) has returned to her home in Buffalo, after renewing friendships in Wingham, where she wastheguest of Mrs. T. McK Smith. Mr. Peter Fisher motored up from Toronto ,and i, "4-pdirtg a few days Ife at the home o his sisters, Miss el, E. Fisher and Mt 5, G.- C. Hanna. Mrs. Fisher, and soli -Peter, have been here for a few weeks Mrs. Mort Smith of Courtland, N. Y., and Mrs. Hililard, and little dau- ghter of Sandusky, Mrs, Backster and little son of Toronto, are visiting with their mother, Mrs. Jas. McGee and their sister, Mrs. Ellacott , The Wingharn girls niet the Luck - now girls in Lucknow on Thursday last ,and played a gante of ball The Wingham. girls 1,lrotght congratula- tion to their toiNn by beating them, to a.. score of 45-8.--'' WHERE DOES JOHN W. KING STAND ? Repudiation of Hyphenated Candidates by Farmer's -Sun Proves a Political Bombshell. Why the U.F.O. Will Vote This Election for the Supporters of Rt, Hon Arthur • Meigheit This week's issue of the Farmer's Sun, the official organ of the U. F. 0, has been the chief political sensaion of the week. The Sun is editorial repudiation of the Progressive movement, and denouncing hyphenated candidates, as only camouflaged Liberals and protesting against the eforts to make the U. F. 0. the tail end of the Liberal kite, has proven a bombshell to those Liberals strategists who have been endeavoring to lure the Progressive party into the Liberal camps, According to the information received at Toronto, The Sun's editorials, which it is believed were inspired by J. Jr. Morrison, • the eneregtic secretary of the U. 14', 0. will mean the loss of thousands - of votes to the Progresisve-Liberal cause and, will settle the fate of nearly every hyphenated candidate in the province. There is a growing evidence that the U. F. 0. vote hi On- tario this election NVin line it almost solidly behind the Conserva- • tive cause The reasons are given for this: ' First - As a protest against the betrayal of the Progressive movement by their leaders, who have made it an adjunct of the discredited Liberal party, Irt has ruined the party. Secoad lJecause the TY. P. 0, has always stood four-tquare for clean and hoist government. The U. V. 0, vote will not put • its seal of sanction 1.115011 a Ministry which has been tesportsible for the scandalof the King Govertnnent • The U. V. 0. is in favor of prohibition and the record of the Xing Government, in regard to rum -running, is such that it cannot support It. gecause Hob. Arthur tileighen has as wee of his main planks, the development and encouragement Ot co-operative marketing. The U. P. 0, is convinced that this will be one of the great economic developments of the 110t /Ware. Mr. Meigheres platform on this score ib thoroughly satisfactory, (Advertisement) Wayfreight Is Wrecked. a Few Miles From Goderich Five cars of the C. N. R. wayfrel- ght from Stratford to Goderieh left the rais three miles from Goderich Monday afternoore Aportion of the track was,torn up while the cars 'rolled -down an embankment. The cars wrecked were two coal cars, a gasoline tanker and several box cars, The caboose had a part of its front torn off, but remained upright on the track, The auxiiary frora Stratford was called and succeeded in clearing up the debris and straightening up the track, The tanker car, containing a large quantity of gasoline, rolled ov- er down the embankment, and diffi- culty was experienced by the wrecking crew in getting it back into its place,. The fluid began leaking- out, and in order to avoid any possibility of dan- ger, the tank was drained. Train No. 36, which is scheduled' to leave Goderich at' 2.20 could not go out, and passengers were ,taken to Clinton by motors, where a special train had beeri sent from Stratford, The wayfreight was able to' proceed to Goderich, but did not get out un- til evening when it and train No. 36 left here on the arirval of the pass- enger train from Stratford, which is due here at 7.2o. The wayfreight was in charge of Conductor Bart and Engineer S. Wahl, both of Stratford. Card of Thanks Mr. and Mrs. J j Kerr and family wish to publicly express to their nei- ghbors and friends their grateful thanks for kindness and sympathy shown in their recent sad bereave- ment. At the Salvation Amy Major Hector C. Habkirk of Toron- • e -•„----ea to, will conduct a jneeting in the Sal - cation Army Hall on Fri'day evening-, Sept. 3rd. Major Plahleirk was born in Wingham, and is looking forward tooneeting with old acquaintances. Nomination and Election The North Huron Nominations will be held in Wingham on Tuesday af- ternoon, September 7th, Don't fail to be present and hear both sides of the question disctssed from the same platform. The elections will be one week later, September aetle Ladies' Bowling Party The ladies are certainly enjoyi •g - their new pastime on the, bo vling green. Several rinks from surround- ing towns visited Wingham greens an Tuesday afternoon and participat- ed in a frieadly bonspiel. Following the play, lunch was served by the Wingham ladies Meeting in. Wingham A. political meeting in the interests of H .J .A ,MacEwan, Liberal -Conser- vative Canidatt, in North Huron, will be held in Wingham Town Hall at 8 p.m. on Friday ,September 3rd. The meeting will be addressed by A. J. An- derson K. C., Ex 111. 1'. for Parkdale, Toronto, Mr. MacEwan, and others., Come and hear the qaestions qf the day intelligently discussed. Ladies specially invited .God Save the King.. Exhibiting at Toronto Mr .Josh Hirst and Mr. Percy Mar- shaIl are condu,cheugeateita.11 at Toronto Exhibition for the advertising of tLe famous Aci-o Cuthion Tires, made by The Wiptigham Robber ,Co. Ltd. They will diseEibute over 25,000 circular fol- ders, printed at elle Advance -Times office • The rubber company is one of the firms loyal to Wingham, who get their printing end everything else procurable in their own town,• instead of helping to keep ,ap a Toronto priate ing office. SmilinCharlie Saysi ety t rt$, 4 e ow telitt" you. 'how gboa •Ile 1$, thows aoemit believe it self aitid1i3 afraid.