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Thursday.,
September 2nd, x925
WESTEN FAIR
LONDON -e ONTARIO
sad
SEPTEMBER...
& week of education and profitableentertainment:
More ehibirs, amusements, prizes and entries than ever before.
Pian' NOW to spend the whole week In London,'
$40,000 IN'' [PRIZES '& ATTRACTIONS
cull information and Prize List sent on request. Closing Date September 2nd.
Reduced Fares on au 'Railroad.
J.11. SA'rJNDEBS, President London; Ont. w, D. JACKSON, Secretary
UNIVERSITY OA WESTERN ONTARIO
Established 1878. , ,Re -organized' 1908
Three ;Faculties—Arts, Medicine and
•'Public Health.
Four Affiliated Colleges. •
Registration Day for Freshmen Sep
tember 17th, 1926.
Degrees by examination:
B.A., B.Sc., B.D. LL.B.,
Dr.P.H., C.P.BLN., 'C.I.N.,
C H.A., and D.D.
New buildings, excellent
library aid laboratory fac-
ilities. 1
For information,
write: -
IC/ P. R. NEVILLE,
Ph.D., Registrar, "
London, Canada.
Goderich Fair Next Week
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
September 8, o and loth. the popular
holiday 'event of the: season. Four
track events, purses $900.00.'••. Special
attractions:' Big, midway. Splendid
music. Afternoon andevening per-
formances. Admission 250... Every
body conte.
( FORDWICH
Messrs. ti3'.:F. Frew and G. M. Gard-
ner of Baltimore, Maryland, visited
from 1Vednesday until Friday at the
home of Mr .and Mrs, E. E. Denny.
Mr. Thos Akins spent the week end
with his daughter; Mrs- McFadden at
Stratford.
Mrs. N. W. Cook, and Milton, spent
the week end with friends' in Kitchen-
er and Toronto
Quite a number from here a'tcr (led.
the Northern Ladies 'Final .soft .ball
gime at Clifford on Saturday after-
noon.
,Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wildfang and
children of Moorefield, spent Sunday
with. Mr. anl Mrs. M. Prier "
Mr., and Mrs. Geo. Ingles. . c1 little
daughter of Belmore, spe -unday
daughter
with Mr and :ire. Earl D� u .v
Mr. and Mrs. Geo.. Jefferson and ba-
by, spent Saturday afternoon .with
friends in Wingluun,
.Mr. and Mrs• Jas.:Beswitherick`and
Lenore, spent Saturday afternoon: in
Listowel.
Dr. H. A. Mutton is visiting in Tor-
onto.
Mrs, Doan is visiting her dattg' ter
Airs ..Jago, Lambkin .
Miss Lizize hiehardson of Teeswa-
,ter is visiting for a while with \1r.
and Mrs, John.Thoms.
Miss Olive Hein of Buffalo is spen-
ding two weeks at•the hone of Mr.
end Alis. E. M tthews.
Mr.. Johnston: of Chicago who has
been visiting at the home of Mfr: and
Mrs. Thos. Peel, .while assisting : Mr.
Peel with the harvest on Monday had
the misfortune to fall and fraet}ire his.
hip. He has been removed to the
Guelph hospital.
Quite a n'imber from here, enjoyed
the entertainment given by the + lies -
ley military band in Harriston Sun-
day afternoon.
and Mos. ileo. Elliott and Mer-
vyn of Harriston, spent Sunday after-
•
noon in town.
Mrs. Melvin Johnston is ti•i•iting,
with friends in Listowel this week.
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JEFFERSON -FOSTER
St Stephen's church, Gorrie, was.
the scene of a pretty wedding at hush
noon, on Wednesday, August, rtla.,
when Hazel Grace, eldest daughter
the bride ,of Mr• Gordon JeSferson,.
of Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Foster, became
principal of the public •schciol of that
place.
Rev. R. S. Jones read the beautiful
and impressive marriage service of the
Anglican church_ Lohengrin's wed*
ding march was played by Miss Mary
McMichael of Wroxeter, as the bride,
charminly attired in a dress of ivory
taffeta over pink, .;with embroidered.
viel and orange .blossoms, and carry-
ing a shower bouquet of sunset roses
and lily -of -.the -valley, entered with
her father. Her. sister; Marguerite,
in a dress ot creto crepe de chine,
hie felt hat > and carrying,.a
with white
bouquet of sweetheart roses, acted as
bridesmaid, while the groom was sup-
ported by his brother, =,Mr,Samuel
Jefferson of Auburn. Dr, H. A. Mut-
ton, and, Mr, • C. Stafford were ushers.
The church was nicely decorated for
the occasion After the ceremony the
guests to the number of about thirty;
were entertained at dinner at the
home of the bride's parents, the house
being beautifully decorated in pink
and white. Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson
.left, the sante afternoon on a motor
trip to Ann Arbor, Mich., returning
by way ,of Detroit and Niagara Falls.
The bride travelled in a dress of hon
ey dew georgette, trimmed in 'black
and silver, with hat, gloves, hoseand
pursei to match, a coat of black satin,
trimmedwith grey squirrel, and
black satin shoes: The groom's gift
to thebride was a white gold bar pin,
set with pearls, and amethysts, to the'
bridesmaid, a ring, to the Rianist a
bracelet, to the groomsman initialled
cuff -links, and to/ each of the ushers,
a tie -pin. On their return, Mr. and
Mrs J fferson will -reside in the house,
recently vacated by 1Ir.., L. Ashton.
We join with their many friends in
wishing them long and continued hap-
piness .
' GORRIE
Mr. and Mrs. Jas McGrath of Tor-
onto ,spent a few days last week at
® the home of the forrner's father Mr.
R, McGrath.
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on Brantford Roofing rendered by
Rae & Thompson, o Wingham
R. H. Carson, Gorrie
Thos. Stewart, Bluevale
Miss Jean Rutherford' of Toronto
spent a couple of days last week with
Miss Pearl Stinson.
Mrs.. W. J. Ashton and Miss Beulah
of St. Thomas, spent Sunday with rel-
atives here;
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Anderson and
WROXETER
The Wroxeter Women's Institute
met Thursday :afternoon` t the h •ine
�f
:Miss ,Musgrove , There being a
good attendance of the members, and
nisi"
quite a., n..Utiber of visitors were
present. The 1ipir, which was "house
keeping in Glasgow," was lal, o•. by
Mrs, Jas. Stewart of Toronto and was
paaticularly interesting, as it -',t-as hor
own experience while living there: 'The'
roll call was responded to by a picture
»'of a Canadian beauty spot, some of
which were very "beautiful
Mr. and Mrs. I3erkenshaw of Tor-
onto are visiting the latter's parents,
Mr ,and Mrs .Fred Kitchen
\tr: ,and Mrs. foss of Chicago are
visiting the latter's uncle, Mr. and
Mrs. R. J. Reim.
Miss Hazel' Van, Velsor of Oshawa
is spending her vacation at the home
'of her parents, Mr and Mrs. W. E.
Van Velsor .
Wm: Booth, of Kitchener spent Sun-
day and Monday with his mother here.
Mrs:° Davey and daughter 'Margaret
are spending a week in Toronto.
The Wroxeter Continuation and
Public school will open on Tuesday
September 7th . The teaching staff
will b'e the same :as last year, except
Miss McKenzie of Harriston, will lake
Tvliss Scott's place as assistant teach,.
in the continuation school
The present fine cool weather is
pleasing the farmers after 'a week' of
wet sultry weather which was very'
discouraging, coining as it did just as
the later crop was ready to ciit and
the wheat and barley read] to draw
in. Reports of sprouting in the she-
af are numerous ,and no doubt serious
damagehas been. done to the grain
crops.
Master David, are visiting this week at
llirs. Anderson's' Mother, Mrs. Win:
Young.
Mrs .Wilfred` Gamble and children
of Waldemar also Rev, Stanley John-
Ston are visitors at, Mr. T .0.'Johns-
ton's
Mr. Lambert ,Stinson of 'Toronto,
hent the-w.eek end with his mother
Mrs Wen. Stinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Krnnipedt and Mr.
and Mrs. Heffernan of Kitehenr, vis-
ited with Mr and Mrs, R '> 'wrath oei
-on Sunday. : '5' i An August Wedding
MvIi :tArthur Stephens of Toronto -tl pretty house wedding was soil
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. ' d t the home of Air, and Mrs
and Mrs. R. 1 . Stephens, terse'
Mr and Mrs Jno. Metcalf and Irene
of Paisley, spent the week end with
NORTH HURON CONSERVATIVE
CANDIDATE
WROXETER
Mrs. Geo. Tait andchildren are vis-
iting;friends in_,Brussells and Ethel.
Mr. Wm..`Booth of Kitchener spent
Sunday w ith his mother in town.
Air ,and Mrs. R. C B9rlapshaw re-
turned to Toronto J(on )Monday,
the latter having spenl1 a week;with
her parents„ Mr. and:MIrs. F. W. Kit-
chen.
Mr ,and Mrs. Ed Rann and family
of London, are visting at present with
friends in town
After spending a few, days with his
friends in and around town, Mrs. Wm.
Walker, returned to her home in Lon-
don on Wednesday.
Misses Marion and Elsie Gibson,
has been visiting their parents, Thom-
as and `Mss. Gibson, left for' Ottawa
on Thursday of last week, to visit
friends before returning to Winnipeg.
(London Free Press
Hugh John Aleyandor Mac]Swan
is 4onservative candidate in North
Huron for the House o Commons.. It
is doubtful if any Liberal party work-
er ever ;thought of seeking the vote
of ° a name that links that df the
great Sir John A. and his son as well,
It wouldn't have done any good any-
way; John MacEwan was born into,
named for, reared under and clisolu-'
the Conservative par-
ty,
bly joined with:C S r
ty, He' foughtt for it when 'a boy
at school, without knowing much a-
bout the, whys and wherefores in
youth he began to work for it, and
has served the party in West, Centre,
and North Huronaccording to the
prevailing .name, and in whatever
capacity seemed good to his colleag-
ues, up to the present time.
the Misses Potter
Mrs.'E. L. Morren' of London is
visiting, friends here at present..
Among those who are in Toronto
this week are, Mrs Alex Hamilton,
and Alexandra, Miss Evelyn Stephens,
Misses Gertie and Louise White, Dr,
H A. Mutton,
NOTICE
Wroxeter
paid #o
do so
of the
Davey, Clerk,
Lot owners in the cent-
ctery who have not p r caretaks
trig are requested to at once to
the clerk.. 13y„order council.
Fred
p
$15
GOING RETURNING
To' VVII1i1NIPES$20 Prom WINNIPEG
Plus 3�a Cent Per mita to Pdints beyond. but not Plus )4 cent per' ,elle, starling
of,Edinonton, MacLeod and Calgary . point to Winnipeg
From S.tatione in Ontario, Smith's Fame to and includixag Toronto on Lake ontarim Shone
Lina and 1•la Block Pctcrboro Line.
Proof all Stations g on 'to Rentrave Junction, inclusive.
From all Stations B� urkct.on to . Eobcay, road., iecelusive; Draoo�ol to Part McNitoll .r.d
adiaoent territory.
fel” n l Stations tln Ttlro*ito Surlb*r�. direct Lknn.
From dull Stations ili <ints4146, Stutb and Weer. of Toronto to dud including Haruilton,
Woilan�d�,, Niagara Palle aitd Windsor.
Froth all Stations on Cterorn Sound, Walkerton Orangeville" Teernentor, Elora, Hato**,],
God,erjcb, St. Marro, Port Burwell, anti St. 'Tomas uraa>:.hea. •
'Front 6,11 Stations Toronto and Northt;to Bolton, infinitive
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Mr. and Mrs. T. R Bowman and.
two children, Mr. and Mrs. Norris,
spent Tuesday with Mr, and Mrs. H.
Weir.
Mr .and Mrs. Wm. Miller, and little
son Howard,• and daughter Florence,
of Listowel,' were visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Thos: Strong.
Mrs,. Thos. Cruikshank of` Strat-
ford, Mrs. James Montgomery, Neep
awn, Mrs. W. H. Barrowllough and
daughter. Joyce, of Detroit, and Mrs..
John `Graham of Fordwicl3'spent Tu-
esday of last week with their cousins,
Mr ,and Mrs. A. A. Graham.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold. Weir and Miss
Minnie Graham spent Tuesday even-
ing
ven-
ingwith' Mr .and. Mrs .David Weir
of Salem.
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