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WINGHAM, ONT., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7th. 1926
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HO!
The Wingham
Thursday
and if the
will' be
dance,
Due to
president
show building
be ready
a hand
certainly
up with
Entries
ing in better
it •would
tendance
assured.
Gray's
wheel and
grounds
tractions
The ,Wornen's
tge :refreshment
means that
be had
The I-Ienderson
don will
ternoon,
dy Co.,
irg the town'
Merchants
Laking the
building
it Should
attractive
The building
first night
ober 7th;
Led for the
dio music
kddress
A number
Rey McLeod
Sunday
his uncle.and
Reid, and
,orne club
riress, prior
g.o.
To Roy
. Your class.mates
this' evening
the eve 'of
midst. '
9anionship
your association
Tuxis Boys'
ways shown
Part in our
marked interest
our •Sunday
these things
:hough.
:,..ontinue
prompted
Mg a step
We therefore
less in the
Lo accept
••espect,
guest that
Sunday •school,
may be•
:last and
' Roy was
mite but
Eriends for
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FOR THE FAIR.
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Belgrave School Fair Held Last
Wednesday Was a I3ig Success
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, OCTOBER COUNCIL
, ME.
, - ETING .
Local and General News of
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n e es to The Community'
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DIPLO1VIAS
At Winghain
the month
cachit;ti'leil drncrdheannhcaesabtreceivedeSeunn
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obtainable,
their cvredit.
sot;
attendance
Presentation
gates which
pared for t •his
explained. the
record, --and
the two Tows
in front
Mr. Bennett
habit has a
livesr-and it,
habit of attendance
dThe
an church.
morning was
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cation—the
Whipped Giants—which
the appeal ,of
Manassah and
the land that
them though
it. Eferyene
and all maY
of Christ it
A pleasant
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too Was the
of Mr. and .Mrs.
Bias
, ' Jenkins.
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PRESENTED •
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Fall Fair will be. bri,
and Friday of this weep,
weather •iS 'fine there-,
a wonderful crowd in atten-
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the untiring efforts .o the
and. directors, the new
40 feet by too feet,' will
to use. Several ladies gave
with the painting' arid they
made the men hustle to keep
• them. . ,
for the exhibition are coin-
than for a lot* time, and-
now appears that a' big at-
and large entry list was
.
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shows will • have a Ferris
merry-go-round on. the
.
and a number of • other at-
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will be here. '
Institute will have
privileges .again, and
real good hot meals may
on the grounds.
Kiltie Band of Lon-
supply 'music...duringthe af-
and the Alice Dunbar Come-
will Put on an entertainment
hall on• Friday. evening.
and manufacturers are
space in the centre of the
and when it is all in place
gitie the interior quite an
appearance. ..,.
will be open on the
,
of the .fair, Tharsday, Oc-
and the public Will be admit-
smal lsum• of ro cents. Ra-
in the building at night. .
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United church (luring'
,.
of .September, a record, of
Sunday School
' cSvtel. 11 leanondfia' 'rtthIlirIle's
. - og. t
and fifty had over eo •., 0
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Last Sunda' rx• orn
rS.caSll, eadndonWM. 'Hr.. FF rEeEnc'cw. "„
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Secretary to assist in the,
of very beautiful certifi-
had been specially i i
occasion Mr French
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method of keeping the
Mr. Howson addressed,
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of children as. they
of the altar rail, and
referred to the fa,ct Vial;
great deal to do with aut.
is well to form a good
at Sunday schgol
sermon of 'the
appropriate to the oc-
theme being "Men .who
was based on
Joshua to the tribes of
Ephraim to pos.sess
had been a.ssig-ned to
there were 'giants in
must meet giants in life
conquer if the assistance
,
secured. .
feature of this service
baptisrn of the children
Elphic and Mr. and
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The• , ,
regular meeting of the' Wing-
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ham town council was held on Mon-
day night. Mayor Feils in the chair.
Councillors Present,: J. W. Hanna,. R.
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A. ,SPottP,P, C. /R. Wilkinson, H. ./3,
Elliott and W. Haney. g'.• •
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Mr. ,Wilkinson, chairman of the
Fire Commettee, reported that 2 coats
and 3 pair of boots were required and
purchased for the Fire Cornirlittee. I -Ie
also reported all equipment- on hand
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in gooa 'condition
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There are still a few band instru-
merits not sent. to the Town .Clerks
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office. . • •
Mir. Mitchell, chairman of the
Cemetery' Committee, reported p.o..
kress with the fence: Mr. Vint had
.
Put in the cement for the brick pill-
ars. The well has gone., practically
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dry and', will have to be cleaned out
and a sand sucker Used '
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Mr. Crawford was granted permits-
to erect another gasoline pump.
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H. .Elliott' B and J
On -motion of W.
.Hanna the Court of. revision for
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this year Will be compoSed of the'
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kMyor, the reeve andd, councillors, Wil--.
-inson, potton an Mitchell. .
A by-law with regand to the reg-
ulating "of hotira for restaurants and
eating houses was , changed by the
- . . . . 'Loss
adding of the follownig clause: -
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• Every licensed victualling house
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must be kept closed to the public
from xl^ o'clock midnight Until 5 o'-
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clock next morning of •every day ex- ••
Saturday anSunday.'?•
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...Beligtasve school Fair held last Wed-
nesday was fortunate in having good
weather and the exhibits were up to
previous years. .
Publie Speaking—Leonard Goslick.
. fudging Livestock—Jerry Brydges,
Ross Robinson, Lloyd Worlanan.' .
judging Poultry—Ross Robinson.
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Parade—S. S: No. 13 East Wawan-
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ash, Sg.S. NO. 3, Morris, S. S. No. 7
Morris, S. S. Nb. 8, East Wawanosh,
S. S. No. II Turnberry; S. S.. No. 17
East Wawanosh. '
,' Black Minorca—Howara Irwin, Wil-
nia Gregg, Geo. Gregg, Ivan Irwin,
Geo. Noble, . • • • '
. Brown Leghorns — Hazel McGreg-.
or. ' . • -
. Ducks—Stanley Irwin, Mildred Ma-
son, Calvin Robinsen, Harvey .C.30k,
Myrtle Yuill, Dorothy Vincent. •
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. ' White Eggs --Doris M. Scott, Ivan
Irwin, Harold Vincent, Edna Vincent,
Marjory Hamilton. . . ,
. Rabbits — Verne. McCallum. .
Dog — Rellison Bone, Geo. Gregg,
Ivan .Irwin, Lloy)d. Robertson, .Edna
Vincent, Ross Anderson. - • ..
Cat — Howard.„IrWin, Marjory Rob-
ertson, Clarkjohnston; Ferric McCall-
um, Graham Anderson, George Gregg.
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_Pigeons — Jim McCallum, Roy
Robinson, Ruth -Workman, Mabel Mc-
CalTum, Harold Vincent, .Roy. Patti-
on. , . •
Catiary—Clelland s Bone, Eileen Mc-
Callum, Helen Edgar, Mabel McCall-
iiin, Harvey Cook, Stanley Black. ,'
Any other Pet ___. Howard Bakgr,
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Leslie Vincent, Charlie Scott, Kenn-
eth Wheeler, Leonard.James. •
Cockerel --Graham Anderson, Ross
Anderson, Hazel..1VIcGregar, Charlie
Scott, Clayton McGregor, Edwin Foth
ergill. ,
Pullet—Corrine McLean, Hazel Mc-
Charlie Scott, Clayton Mc-
Gregor, Bruce Scott, Harvey McDow-
ell. , ' • ' . ...
Pen of Three — Charlie Scott , Arc-
chie •Stott, Corine McLean, Lloyd
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Cook, George Machie.
. 'Pon of Two -- Doris Scott, Annie
.
Stott, Robert C. Scott,' Mary Frisby,
Stan Black, Alberta McMurray.
Home Flock -- john Leach, Ross
AnderSon,• Chardie. HiggiAs, Ruth
Workman, Jerry Brydget. z
r White Wyandottes' — Clayton Mc-
Gregor. . • . •
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Rhode. ISlarid Reds — Ross Ander-
son:. . ' . i. -
Milking Stool — Cecil Hobson, Ar-
,
thur Scott, Harvey IVIcDowell, Robbie
l'hiills. Clarence Yitill, George Noble. •
.Patch on Overalls—Lloyd McCau-
ley, Meryy McCauley, Norman Cont..
ter.
- Woodwork ••1Viodel -=-Clelland Bone,
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Northam Coulter', Murray Logan, Bob-
.bie Yuill, Leonard James. .
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Chicken Coop — Graham McDow-
ell. , .4, • , ,
.Dairy Calf —Albert Cook, Harold
Vincent,Calvin'Robinson,Mason Rob-
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D. Potatoes --, Hazel McGregor,
Irlina .Casernore, Florence' Nethery,
Margaret Cunnington, Robert Scott;
, Marigolds -- George Carter, Gracey
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Anderson, Bobbie Yung Leonard Me-
Burn,ey, Lloyd Workman, Willie Mark
•Turnifis — Elliott Johnston, Ivan,
Irwin, Albert Cook, KennethgWheel-'
er, Clarence Yuill, May Robertson.
Beets — Velletta Chamney, Mar-
garet Cunnington, Donald McLean,
Gertrude Arbuckle, Lloyd Cooke, Fer-
ne McCallum. , •
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Miss Elsie Blackball of Crediton
spent the Week end at her home,
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Mr. and Mis. T. Met- Smith spent
the week end with friends in l'orOnto.
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M-' r. and Mrs. E. ,..I.g.,Nsh. motored.
•to Grimsby on Saturday for over the
week end. . •••.„,,,
M . •
r. Charles Gunn of 'London, spent.
a day With his paretns, Mr. ?lid Mrs.
Wm., Gtinn. ,,,,isinl...•••,-,..p.lit,3•,..* .• .• •
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Mr .and Mrs, Wilford Reid agot
ehildren.,are spending a week at Sar-
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ma visiting friends, ' •
. Miss Marguerite Johns of the Bell
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Telephone staff is visiting friends in
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Toronto, and Buffalo •
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Mrs. 'K.. R. Howard of Toronto is
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visiting at the home of her. sister, Mrs.
R.' S. McGee Edward St. •
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Miss . Anna Blackhall .has returned
T f . d' h 1 t
to oronto a ter spen mg t e as
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two weeks at, her . ome ere.
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. Miss. Annie ..Blackhall , of Toronto
is visiting with her parents, Mr. and
C. S. Blackahll, I)iagonal Road.
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Fire Prevention week, October 3rd,
re , . • . ,
to 9th, Canada's 1926. Fire Lin
1925 was •ProPertY $4o million Lives
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35o. • , . • ' .
M • d M A
r: an Mrs.John A. MacLean and
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Miss Margaret, spent a few .,days at
h• h f their- ' E.
e ome o • son, Mr. Chas.
• • - , . .
MacLean,, at Sarnia.
ernd daughter
. Mrs. Wilson Turna
Phyllis, of Toronta, spent\la few days
at the home of• -her parent's, Mr. and
,og .. '
Mrs. V. R. vadslthh• '
Mr.. Bert Abell and Miss Bessie Ab-
ell have been in Goderich owing to
the serious illness of their father who
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is 'suffering from blood poisoning.
Miss M. E. Breen ,R.N., Mrs. R. G.
and little daughter,
• ghter, Betty,.
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.haye returned home from. visiting with
friends in London and Port -Stanley.
•South Bruce Ploughing Match at
,g in .
Teesvgat , . ,men
er•.eictober ieth. $400 .pnz-
Write for prize .list to Alex B.
McKague, Secretary -Treasurer, Tees-
water. , •
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Mr. and Mrs. Fax Sr., ari d their
son Mr. Chas. Fox, returned to their
homein Michigan, after spending a
week at the home of their son, pr. J.
A. 12 -1 -,ax' V
' Mr. and Mrs. •JackSOri-AValker of
Toronto ' have' returned. libme after
spending the past two ivisks with the
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former's brother, Mr. if'Walker, East
Wawanosh. •
Dance -- In Belgrave on Friday
•October tl Arthur's fain-
evening, 15 1, .
ous Radio Orchestra will furnish the
Music. .Everybody welcome. Admiss-
ion 95 cents. and tax. •
a letter
' Mr. Williani-4cGill had 1
from .is sister, '. W. A.Edwards
in Fort Lauderdale Florida, in which
•. descries .1 ' • and flood
she bt le rricane a
as terriblegtngw„itness. They escaped
.fr.,5m their-117mm, which was totally
. ,
y .
destre ed
'rhe Wingham Rubber Co. Ltd, haved
a display and advertising booth at
,
the show now on in Montreal. Thisis
'
firm spends a good amount each
year ,in advertising, and Wingham
derives •a great deal of benefit indi-
from it.
Offers for' leasing of Lots 7 and
' 8, in the ist concession of Morris, 200
.
. • 11 b received.. by the under-
acres, will e
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d t October th 1 26 F ir
signed up o 20 9 , . t -
ther 'pakticulars can be had on appli-
cation tor -j. A. Morton, Solicitoi-,
• la, Ont. • ..
wino.in,
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The Ladies' Aid Society has .in•-•
stalled a telephone in the Whighani
'United Church. Number of phone is
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140. This will be a great convent -
e g'ff ' g . t f
enee to t e 1 erent ep,a,rtmen s o
, , b
the elitircn. al.. Ladies are to e
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congratulated -on their enterprise. '
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The Amity friends of Mr. Charlie
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McKibbon will be please to earn
, d in
that he is somewhat improve
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health. Reeve and Mrs. McKibbon
, Toronto ..
took Charlie to on Friday
morning He tOok sick loll . - • tl
owing le
High School Games on Monday.
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ry services will be held
Annivers.a, .
at 'Saletn United Church Stinday, Oct
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x7th, Services at Man. and 7 p.m. lite
following, Monday evening a hot fowl
supper will be served from 6 to 8 p.
In after which a good Program will
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be5iven. Admission adults 50 cents
Children g5 cents,
' Mrs. Bassett of Lis. to-Weli• sent p a
day at the home 0 . , • R.
f Mr. and Mrs R
J. Tindall. . • . , . .
CrManrbroaonkd, opMenrs; 'a PnallgiliwPithj,aMnir!s..anodf.it'llogp:Sh-neppta
Mrs. R. .,Tindall.
Mr. and Mrs. H, C. Gray of a. Ni
• -g-
ara Falls, are visiting at the home of'gg:-
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Mr. Gray's parents, Mr. and Mrs;
W. G. Gray of Minnie St. , .
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Rev. F. W. Schaffter held services
Gorrie and Wroxeter. n Sunday
at , . o.stood
afternoon. 'Rev. Jones 0 f Gorrie
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preached at St. Fouls church on Sun -
day night' ' ' ' - • .
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. McElroy and
little daughter Audrey Mr and lirgt.
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R. C. McElroy and .Miss Annie Mc-
El f -
Elroy, allo Detroit spent over Sun-
, .
day with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
T .0 • 7
. McElroy of town
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rvir. and Mrs. w. F. ICincaid and
their daughter their daughter, Mrs.
J. R.' McKay Of Ypsilanti, Michigan,
rnotore • clover and visited with the
former's sisier ,Mrs. B. -teary, Minn-
ie St • . .
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Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Brandon, and
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Mr .and Mrs., Robert Maguire, have
returned from , their 'Motor trip to
the Western provinces. Their manY
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friends areglad.,go have. them home
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tgtin and to know that they enjoy-
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ed their trip so well. , s
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,'• AUTO ACC,ItiENTS,
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• A motor accident which might eas-
iiy• have resulted more seriously oc-
curred.on the -highway about two mil-
es south of' Winghain • on Sunday
night. Roy McLeod turned on the
seat to s/peak to his companion, Geo.
Boyd, 'when he pulled the auto Over
the side of the road and it turned
over. Roy's leg' was badly cut and
so Was his 1Pft hand, but other -wise
no serious injurywas done. Roy left
,
on 'Friday for• Chicago, .but was turn-
ed back to 'get the necessary ,papers
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before entering Uncle Sam's 'domain,
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and the land of his birth, • .
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On Sunday evening, a Foi....d car
carne to grief at Whitechurch. • 'It
ran into another car and got,the worst
of the deal. ' The sooner Some boys,
'and girls. realize that a car seat is
not as solid as a parlor touch the
,
befter it will be for thenaselyes and'
others. , -• .
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"While returning'from a tiresome af,
ternoon working,..at the. Agricultural
Hall, Mrs., Geo. Coulter Was . thrown
heavily to the ground from Mr. Chas.
Campbell's buggy, and . badly shaken
and bruised. Mr. Elmer Wilkinson
was motoring te7Belgrave and Dr.
Calder.' was Meeting h•rn, the buggy
),
was between, and any otorist knows .
4es.
what happened. The piggy without
a light, is hard to • see?`'When... between.
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cars, and Mr. Wilkinton's lights Were
very . pi:ion his.,,,,,,atiO rammed into it,
'beaking 'Or '.a. wheel.• Fortunately
no serious darnage was done, although
Mrs .Coulter was badly shaken up in'
,Frequency
her* being thrown out. Mr. Ross,
driver fOr .Dr,. Calder, pulled their car
over into the ditch •to save, hitting.
Mrs. Coulter, • and only that he is. a
good driver, a more 'serious acCident
might have happened. — .
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Types K2 Words Per Minute '
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• In a recent Typewriting contest.
held by the Underwood Typewriter
Company, 'Toronto; Ivliss Mable Bell
carried off the silver .rnedal. After all
erors were deduced, she had Written
52 word.s per minute. ' .1',Iiss Bell
comes from Drayton, and only enter -
ed , the Whigham Business College
last February.. .'•
The Pony Contest Continue' s
,
The Royal Sales Co. wish to pub-
.
' • through our columns that
hely say ,,,. .
they are continuing the pony contest,
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as there is not the in ring -
. slightest- f •
ment o le aw in e ,conducting
f the 1 • the
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of it. They are lost to know why
take art in.
refused •
any one who to ta p
the contest should now try to 'block
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it,. and their solicitors are dealing
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with the Retail Merchants Association
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who have threatenedaction.
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How Many Read It 4, •
,• This week we publish 265o copies.
of The Advance -Times. That meal:re
•
it goes into that many homes and in
each home an average of three peo-
• , .,
ple read -the paper, that would be
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795o, and on top of this we know ,of
o duty in our omes,,
papersthatcl • • f h
and a great many go to tw,o and three
homes. . A neighbor borrows the
' d 1 b d '''
paper, an that las to e returne so•
,
that is can be tied up and . sent to a;
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son • or daughter, now living in the
West. or the States. . .
Mr. Advertiser, does it pay to use
our ccilumns? '' ' ..., • , ,
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Wingham s New Industries,, gg.
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Mr. Clarence White has , rriv\cl to
is occupying• Mis I Tohns-
town an . . .., „
ton's house on . Alfred street. ',,Mr.
img. • • •
fitting up a portion of the
—Ate • - . - • - • •
former chair factory which has been
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leased frorn the liannees Fertilizer
i , f, •
Co., and will n the c,ourse o ., a couple
, .
or weegs commence the manufacture
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of little wagons; sleigns, Kiacue cars,,
,,
etc.N.1: W. H. Gurney will be, con -
cted with the new firm.
Ile— . - . •
v.i. , F W. Willisit.is rimy nicely lo -
Mr F. • • . r
cated in town and his factory, rhe
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geciernl, Rttbber Co • is busily engaged
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in the manufacture of ninny lines of
, • i W 1 t h
rubber goods. e lope o ave a
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more lengthy account.of the progress,
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of these nwindustriesei i the near
future. We welcoine both of therm.
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Presb .
yterial. Meetings
Seetional.rneetings of Maitland Pes-
byterial .Wornan's. Missionary •SOcie-
ly for the church will
be htld as follows. , ' '
No. /—At Moleswortg on oetoker
r3th at 2.30..
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. No. 2 — At Whitechurch, on Oct..
r4th, at .2.30. • . •Gannett
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'' No. 3 At Ripley on October r5th,
at 2.30.. . '
Mrs; J. W. Dill of Toronto M B •
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Secretary of General Council will
present an ese meet-
be t •d address these
ings.. , -
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A Mistaken Idea.
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. ,Since the . Town Council set apart
Josephine Street •as 'a through street,
and have made •certain highways lead-
ing; thereto as'stop-streets
. , where mo-
torists are compelled to stop before
pr.oPeeding unto the pavement, an
idea that is prevalent that autoists on
throngh stre•ets. have always the rih t
of way over parties corning on kora
other thoroughfares. • On this hypo-.
thesis toine motorists have been mak-
ing speedwaYs of the pavement in the '
assumed assurance that all others
coming in on:themfrom side streets
are. transgressors against the Ontatio
Motor Vehicles Act for not making
certain the road is c ear_be ore enter-
.
mg. No less an authority than J.'
p , pi ,,,.. • .
P.Phelan of Toronto, Solicitor for
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the Ontario Motor League, has an-
. d,.,s,'•
e that through streets 'don't
nounc..
furtherprivileges es
give drivers any fu ,
'regards rightZof-way over what they.
.
would ordinarily have on any Other
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highway. , In Ontario,the law is clear
on the point that a: driver on your
right has invariably. the .right -of -Way.
nt all street intersections .
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• I'rectly
C tti o the Highway
a e n e
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contrary to theby-laws
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of the totynships.,of all the counties
in Oitario, there ale.still several lilac-
es where horses, . cattle, sheep and
are permitted .to roan 'at large
.
and a source of worry and anxietyto
Constituting a. menace •on the roads
those who have occasion to use them,
• -. • a • • e-
avoid Motcnists in ke ev, zy,effort to d
contact with cattle, not desiring to
injure any of these, and Particularly
.
not Wanting to injure their cars or
endangering. their lives. Yet mo-
. ,
torlsts are blamed for carelessness
if any animal happens to be bit or in-
jured, while the • owner in many cases
is quite indifferent to the dangers and
.
take a chance in allowing their stotk
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to wan( ei unienue xi.= one sine or
the road to the 6ther.', Bovine intell-
genee to get out of travel cannot be
depended upon, but something more
than that standard of wit is exppeted
from, owners of livestock who allow.
their stock to get a portionof their
'feeding from the roads of the country
Whether on the tnain, highways or the
sideroads. If it is a misdemeanor
fot Cattle to run loose on the toad the
by-law should .be enforced. Rtinicing
into these- might easilyqtstilt in the
loss of human life. The roaming at
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large of livestock constitutes a clang-
el' tOo.grea to be ignored,
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Who Holds Lucy Ticket, . , .
The Women's Institute would great-
ly like to hear from the person -Who
'holds the lucky ticket, number 324,
on their. quilt. , If tlie. winnet does
not claim the quilt within onemonth
it will be re -sold. . , .
Dental Health. Day
• •
The. three dentists in Wingham, at
the.suggesti°4 of the Ontario Depart-
o ea 1, willobserve e nes-
t f H ItlW d
A ,• . ' .,
." ay, October -oth, as Dental Health
Day. Oil that day they will give
free dental examination and advice to
all who seek it. Further announce-
ment next week.
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Glaring, Headlights Constant Menace
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with - which. •glaring
headlightS are mentioned as a con-
• • . •
tributary or main cause of motor
accidents should m k - ,d • -
• a e every. river
of a inotor car exercise care to re-
- .
duce this menace as .much as possi7
,
ble . Notwithstanding all the reg-
. illations designed to reduce the glar-
• ' •
mg headlight evil, it is still very
much. in evidence, Motorists have
the remedy largely in their own
hands. Use of powerful lights are
• • • . •
largely uneccessary, aid their abuse
;sour au4 I() uotiviorn queskeLt a si
fundainental 'courtesy by those who
• -
use th ,e highways a sif they were the
ir own private playgrounds. ' •
A Splendid Exhibit ' .,
F d Blackhallshipped
Messrs Frya
quantity' of furniture to Kitchener. this
week where it will 'be on display in
' •
a large furniture show room. There
will be different spaces divided. into
. room d • 1 d d -an •appropriate y papere an
s
decorated stalls. One apartment will
,
display.kitchen furniture, .the prod-.
uct of one factory, and another bed-
roorn firrniture etc, The Fry and
.
will ruing ro
Blackhall display'11 be I - ore.
furniture, and will be not only •a cred-
it to the town in which it is inaliti-
.
factured, but will also be a credit to
,
tl t fa t t • r 'T1 i fur itu is
le man 1 e t re s. 1 s n re
in the first class of Canadian furni-
ture, no .shoddy goods, or second
class lumber finds . it sway into the
manufacture of Fry and Blackhall
,
goods • • ''
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Shiell-McBurney Wedding
.
A quiet wedding. waS solemnized at
rx.30 on Wednesday Sept, agth at the
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St. Andrew s Presbyterian Manse,
'When 'Miss Ella Mg . eldest daughter
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of lifr. and Mrs, Samuel IVIettlrn0Y,
was united in martiage to R. (Greg,)
„,
Shiell, so.. of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Shiell..
.
groom returned to the home of the
bride's parents, w.lete dinner was serss,
-I I l.i •
ved. In. the 'afteruon, Mr, and Mrs.
.
Shiell left by motor for Toronto and
other points, the bride going away in
a, navy suit and. black hat with rose-
tyood trimmings and. scarf. .
Among the gifts received was . a
Chesterfield table from Calvin Pres-
byterian Church choir of Which,' the
'bride was a.mernber, . ,, '
„'
. .
and Presentation ., . .0•
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of ithe 'classmate7 of Mr.
from thee -6T &Church
School 'me at the .home, of
aunt, . r. and rs.."Alex.
presenteq him ith athand-
bag and ''t- ollowing ad-
.
to his leairing for Chica-
-, . .Gregor,
McLeod: . ,
are _gathered here
to bid you .farewell • on
. your departtire from our
, .
We have' enjoyed your com-
•
and. have also , enjoyed
'
as -a member of our
Group.. . You have ..a.1-
., a willingness .„to take
activities, and have •shown
in the discussions on
essons. •
'School sons. Fo .
we will miss you,iand al-•
we would like to have you
with us, yet We feel that,
,
by ambition,. you, are tak-
,forward in . your. life work.
wish' you 'every suc-
•
future, and would ask you
this gift as a token of:our,
which carries I with it a re-
you continue to attend
no mater Where you
located. Signerby all the
those present. • ' • / .
taken' cpmpletely by -stir-
appropriately thanked hit
their kind reinembrance.
A Splendid . Show
. . , • .
A fair house greeted . the Musical.
Eckharts on Wednesday night,, and
•
an entertaining. two hours Was given
by these ,artists. The musical num-
beS were well up to theirusual stand-
ard and the dancing and comedy.
. '' '
sketches were fine. The pis-
..
ter's, who did the tap dancing, just
•
came to Canada from England about•
*. months ago. They had been 'on
SIX
• • •
the Moss Vaudeville circuit. in Eng-
. , • . .
land. .
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Wettlaufer--Watson • .
A pretty • autumn . ' wedding took
• '
place,. at the home of Mrs. Helen Ged-
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des, Leopold St., Wingham, when her h •
• .
I blW . fW
niece, Mary sa e Watson, o atet-
loo was. united in marriage with Nor,
' ' '
inan J. Wettlatifer, riitchener.' To
g mare p-
the strains of the wedding h "L
'
hengrin," played by Mri, j. Ferguson,
.Bayfield, • e ,bride,, en ere the iv-
the t al•
li with 1 ' G 'W-1
gg room, her cousin, . nson•
, an. too er p ace e ore a
Geddes • ci g k h 1 b f •
bank of ferns and asters. 'Rev. Per.
..e i , . ' •
n , D.D., W 1 gham officiated in the
presence of about thirty-five friends
and relatives, The bride wore a
pretty frock of white georgette witl I
• silk • -• • • . .1
moire tin -innings. Her vet of
sill- net was held in place by a wreath
`.
of orange blossoms, ' She carried a
baguet •of sweetheart 'rases and lilies
of the valley, ' Her bridesmaid, Miss
Hilda Schaefer, Kitchener, wore a
.
' -c i 1.1 -F.F.
pretty dress o. Pa.e gme ta-eta, with
a bandeau of silver leaves, The groom
was attended by Mr. Waiter Schaefer
Kitchener. During the signing of
the register, IVIiss Annie Geddes, Bel-
grave, sang verY' sweetly; "I .I,ove
Yon," After a'buffet ltinehlon was
served by four of the bride's friends,
the happy couple left on a inoto'r trip
the bride travelling III A 00Stt11110 of
black taffeta, with •White velvet trimin-
ings, black piettire hat, coat, shoot
and 'aockings to, match, After Nov,
x5th, Mr. and Mr's. Wettlaufer will he
borne` to' their friends at Raddatz.St.,
,...
lgitchener.
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Beef Calf • — May. Frisby, Vernon
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Chamney, Margaret cunnington, Ron-
aid Cenetree, Clayton McGregor, Har-
i
vey Cook, ,. .•
•Agricultural, Colt — Jerry .Brydges,
Lloyd Workrnan, Calvin Robinson.
Roadster Colt — Murray. Logan.
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• Pail' Fecl•-•-Beef Type .Calf —' May
, •
Frisby,. • ' '
Lambs, s ,. r woo — Aileen Mc-
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Callum, Ronald Coultice, Manion Rob-
,inson.. •
Bacon. Hogs — Geo,. Carter Ron -hogs
, .
.-
ald Coultes, Ross Robertson .
• Baby 13eef --• Bruce Scott, Harold
Vincent, Ronald Coultice,. Arthur
- Scott. • :. . ; '
. Drown Eggs — Dorothy Vincent,
.
. 'Leslie Vincent, Hazel McGregor, •Geo.
'Gregg, Jack Higgins, Je,tr "3rydges,.
t —.Howard Irwin
Wheat, 1 q g •
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Wheat, sheaf — Howard Irwin. •
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Oats, sheaf -- elayton McGregor. •
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Field Corn —. Io ears—Jean Iiigg--
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ins, Ronald c oultes. .
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Sweet Corn — Marion McCauley,
orman on tgr, ruce . coo, , arson
N ' C .1 /3 S C
a w t G . • •
a on, raham McDougall, Marion
- Rebertson. •
• :Soy Beans — i pt—Duce Scott, W.
• Black. ' , . .•..„ .
Soy Beans I sheaf — Alberta Mc-
. .Murray, Bruce,. 'Scott, ClAyton Mc-
Gregor, 'Willie Bleck, ' '
I, C. Potatoes — Corina McLean,
- •,.
v illetta Chimney,' May Frisb`g, Kenn-
' eth Mason, Stanley Irwin, Orline Bak.;
• or. . 1
• Potatoes' Cr. . M, — Roy Pattisoig,
Jean' Robertson, Doris Scot, Doris
..Corb'ett Vernon 'Chaim -Icy, iMgrgan•
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Me Streets.
Rev,
pulpit
Ing..
Bennett
versary
g.3o—Sunday
'Class.
The
arrangements
pleted,
be
this
aa'y
. ready.
ty-five
in lune,
planning
for
ering
v.
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.Supposedly
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UNITED 1
CHURCH
, , ,• .
M. M. Bennett'. B,• A.
Minister
Christie, ,Choir Leader.
Cog John and Min,
Phone x83. - ' •
SUNDAY Oct. lath
. 6
Mn Craik will occupy Ur
at morning and even;
services. Reg-. M. M.
is to preach the anni-
service S at .Gorrie.
,
School and Bible '
. . •
, ,
Silver Anniversary Service
•are being corn-
Oct Igth to a4th, will
a very, special oceaSion for
.church. The big birth-
cake, with its candles, 'is
„..The singers of twen-
years ago ate getting
and the -, ladies are
for the tefreshinents
iihe congreg-ational ,Gath-' ,•
on the evening of Mon- ,
Tgo. hist. , . .: ',,
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SOCIAL DANCE — Mildmay Tawn
Hall, Friday, Oct. ttt. Music by
Jean's Royal City Orchestra of
Guelph.
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