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WINGHAM, ON1'. THURSDAY, A
RIL, 6th, 1922
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.ArCouple''Of Egg. Stores'
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Mx.. Frank Edgar of town. brought'
lf 'egg into The. Advance Office this"
weekiezneashring: 74 Melnes in length
-and .,5i' inches in crrettnifererice. 'The ' 'a
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- egg .was produced from a • Cottnailiia
W-,Y4,4dotte...AbOut a week ago a man f'
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-front- Hanover imel an egg 84- inches
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in length by 6-1. :inches tri e.ircutinfer- f•
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-,ence, and several other' people have re-'
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:ported. havitig- had eggs, y ,itiches in i
. length but this .egg beats all
records at ,presep.t, '- Congratulations to
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Mrs, George, Paige, Victoria St
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.Welit, ane better one of her;floele pre- .
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seined her with an 'egg Inca:seeing ,8,'•
. rnches by bi inches. k-
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Athletic Grounds Elect Officers A
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Wingliarn:Athlette, Grounds • Ltd., 11
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reret on Manda'y triennitig,' April 3rd.,
eand elected ,the following officers for, 't
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.• Preside.nt-e-,A.' M. Crawford:
' .'Vice-Pres.ident-V.'' R. VanNorinan
e•Treasurer--4. C. ' King. : ' A
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• Arrangerrieiits 'are. being Made for: a
, two ,days. rate meet at N7Vingliam this
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seaSon and the -fact that A.- M- Crawford isethe President is an assureiic,e
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that it -will be a --suceeSs-f.roin every
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Standpoint.
. .-Wind-liarn has one of the beet mile 2
-tracks in Western Ontario. and'sevex-
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al.thorses will - train here" this -year:. 1.
There ,is. rid charge , made to any re- c
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oeiansible 'trainer- for, training purposes. .•.
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. -.. Dates ,of,,the 1922 races will be de- -‘,
eided upon in the near future.,
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, EVERYBODY'S 'COLUMN . • • I
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:A.t, Brq.,,,- FREE z.,C1.:TALOGLIE -Willoughby
-',-,-L-.--"rarr.U.A„-,eritik,,, 200., acres:IT-6,1,n. (-1,-mrity,.
Vie. workable, 4-, acreti7, orchard,10 aor-es,:: fall (
whea,telOaeres tall' nlowed, Elt aorek meadow ,
, clay loam' t•wells add spring,,- schotill-,...reiles, .
. 1'til1riaY'.station2+ miles, clinrolin 14 Miles, i
,711Viiiihatu.6%:iniles, hank:- barn 60 meilli,tle4ip 6' .t
„berries and:40 cattle, b"rick ,ht-ititiet,.-2,..•St.droys.-, .
This'hViige:*cit,n be got -posaession- of -at Once,
, .A:nply.direct ;to T".CAssuLs,,Winghain er'W-111- -t
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onlitlibY Farm Agency,',Head'Ofilec13 r-VititoriaS., Poronto.
:•-•&" URTION SAtat-Of 40-"- yoang -Calves' -tit b. •
...T. Tt. Yards; Wingham, on Stit0,April8t11-
- ii1f3',o'oleok n. M.': This choice lot of liome bred "
ilairharn and IlolstehrCalvekwill be- scild.:With-•
-ont-"reserve. -, • ' , •,; ,, -. , ,-, • .•
'E. Itoxd,Prep. , - ' T. B. BENNimr, Anot.
' USINESS,•CitiNoteLwaritee.'a"' good "%r6;'.. -
"liable•pargoii to represent the. , Violet -Ray'
• los-tit-Ate 'of Canada in the 'town, of ',Wing -hem.- ' 1
-linst beet the.versr.best oharactor.', This eesi- .,
l'Ititer is a reel .enaitee to get. into' . a -1eminisra- .
- tire permanent proff,asion , for tlic right - pe -e-: t
' 10unt" 'APPIY- ap.,.this .0FrinE,' • '.- 'f .. .
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GS FOR HATCHING -Pord-bred,.bred to
•; lay • lay strait", Barred ,fiocki-,' -guariotecd-,-1
.T.Prtile.. Erie* 5 cents each. -JAMES 'DOW, •
''' '' • ' ' ,'• ' • ,, -.Ent ViraWanosh.' --
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S A.LC-Baby chicks also eggs.:;:for ;sett
la's' leg from good laying 6traia, single comb' •
rvinite Leghorn aridsingle comb -.Rhode Thland t
' -Beds. -;A.pply to , .. .• -CHAS., IVI.011tiNNOZZ,,
;: -- :. Josephine` St; .: orth..
•Pll'plle 118,T.Zs
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WOE SAX Thick boh!e,.1 . room!,
.... water. A bargain tor quick sate_ • inquire
, at' • • • ' ' • 'Tit E At/VA/Wk.,- 1
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woR S...,1.-1.,1•11--nonse and lot.- good, frame 1
house, soft and .-lbtrd'. waterr good barn, •
Urlie ailed and henhouse, seine Small fruit,
• '..litat'outside town limits. Apply at
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•.1r0111 SA.1112--idatch1ng eggs, , Barred- Ttocks,'
' ,4-.,. 0: A. C.,,beayy, laying'strain, well selected
-4 emits per egg. , ."' .' . J. H. Buitaxs, 1
F„holle•128.- .,....;. - -',, , ' Brussels:- i
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WIlli,BALIt-AgOod:Olxoonied fr,atne eoctage
A on North end of Josephine' 'St: 14 acre . of
laud, fruittrees, ' lierry ,bushes 'eta. Must be •
nold, owner leaving town. ' Apply ,to : • '-
,•," 'L ‘.. ' Jour; 5'.,13110VE9. Real Estate and In-. .
,naititice • Agent;'lleyer Block, 'Vaughan'. - • . --
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1V1:111 S41110--Manunoth,.Br0104e Turkey Eggs-,
61, froth,: mating of large vigo -one ,,birds.:.
, Price $50O per setting of nine .eggs, , less than
Inine'er if -shipped 60 ent, each. . ' •
Phone 334616, - • , W. R. FaurtrEn,
• winghatn, •- Route.1. Luckno-W.
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"rg'fin SALN-' StudebakeC Touring Oar. a snap:
.° Owner rt,111 guarantee' ear as geed as new
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'OR,SILE,,,-liew 'rubber tire ton, buggY, run
One'moattr, sacrifice -price for quick sale..
' zee T.R...-BENNpl'T at Crawford's.
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,,011. SALE -1 brantford, 8- horse -ower Gas-
.. ciiine Engine,'slightly used, will deal. on
Yord oarr17, 18 or 19, without starter Or small-
er engine., APply•to. • • • Acitsoisl BROS., ..
'Ttie8.(itatet,
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' Tit 8onbl-itiertbotor, cliatlism, 120 . calla,
• city in excellent condition, will be sold.
'na6al:4, Apply for partioulara.at .,' •...
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8.1.L10=--Fordear, 1_920 Model,,in oxen:ile/1, t
itlo,• self -Starter, shook ..absor,bei e,
v. condcc
- zcill r nage neW _tires -feet. Fall, price $13000,
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‘, .• W. II WILLIS, .C,V13ighatil,
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FFOR$411.1t1i1ggs' at 5 ate., each from nay
2hetvity laying Strain of single.conib. white
• Logliortie.-1,speciall7;6 in piire.Clarle strain,
:' oven in the cad' days the average running as
high as 5,egge per lion 'in. 7 days, gliquireat,
1;-4011 SATIE-A seconctliantl baby carriage in
-1-‘. good condition. , ' Toe ..6...1)txxon. .
nft. SAL -E-A, good'. cow, due , to ,eonie. • 1.11,
ationt first nr Ilita., Apply to .., ..„,,,• „
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'OR, SALt ---9136 ' tee, buggy, • steel arched
, axles and One Portland outter,,a bargain,
•tot leicksale._,_Apply, to .., • .,.....• , .,;•
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ii" 50D 0ENTO.A.T.I.PIJ1tP0810 110Rsier-F9r
.. •%r .nale. ApplY at, - ', ., 'llfuNnittie. '
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' MANYJR10,-Soine lireliblasti manuire' for Sale.
. New.sis the:W.1160:01Z -up konr •trafdeo.•
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NOTIOEAll town licenses Or the year 1922
are notv...drie and paYable at the ' town
derk,6 offiee.,, ' W, A.04LBRAITII, ' Clerk...,
*MIP ACHI111 ' WAVTED-For 8. S. No, 11,
:' A .,Titrtiberry, •LoWer-AVinghttiri, ' duties to
tionamerioe atter Easter, &poly stating salary
and 0%1100110ne to C1A,vn,r Viqi.sotr, Seey,
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. .71)114151iIRS-The Munialpar Council of the.
.Townabip Of Morrie are asking ter teudere
. -for thteenetruction Of the Sellers, the Mills •
and thellltid path of the Kelly .Driiins.' Teed,
arili,d0Olied •er, Two:reship Hell 2 0. wi, April 101h,
-Ilibilei and' Stioolileations at the Clerk' reeld•
oteri, . .1, It. FILAR., goove.
stutniole.,. , • 0311'th.
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WRITTItht OilltXrie-.-Virill be . receivedby.
Cul xtridetettrited, tn) to 1Stb.. oprll .1022,
lor the,vs_•4'n•bosz.ii dt...t.ot 7, __Inst.alde..Of Sheller
roet, ilichatia, On Whieh 'Maio le a r good
• •StW
1i1to30 bite, bd o WI' stoty liOnde• eta sto,bao,„
tit* eanopied by* Minithir. tenant. ,
.• • • .1., AVMOUTOg,liatriStor.:
,PERSONALS
l\lr Will, Taylor of Wingliam, was
visitor in Carrie last week -
and 1\Irs, ,A. C. Brandon oi Bav-
0111, visited with relatives in town,
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X1r. arid ..511-s, NNT. J. Greer speet a
'NV days With relatives ie. 7.Coronto.
I\liss Eva IVforrison of Whitechurch,
visiting, with 1Mre. C. D. ,Beninger.
rs. A. Brandon of 13elgrave,
pent a ieW days with friends lit 1...on- to mitict an grace, an the sade grain
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TIM IS ALWAYS • '.suog.T.:-.:.coplist...::apels
To the Editor ,a-si" the Advance
Deer Stirs -
'Tis a busy t\ -011 av the year 011
io larl'UlllS 11:00 tile months ay March
:an April, so it is. Is hal wid the young
slitocle comin, the lttmhs, an calveaean
pigs. an colts an the chickens tratching,
an the' leickin heifers to, milk an the
masheenery awl to 'oil up an get ready
fer the 'shoring wurruk, an the harness
LO clane, shine tis a busy tonne
toirly. A •;•ood farramer 'depinds on
hissilf to make a success a.v things ean
afther runnin to the •Governnient
ler 112115 hilp 'avel" the toiale.
An that briugs tip the quistion. av
-pollyticks, What u&53j'1think as r that
\rote in the House'litslde wake? ',Isn't
it just 'as I-tot-11cl ye?. A U. O. iS
O11) "a Grit wid long (10011 oti
Creerat is tlieer prophet. 'Av. cdorse
somethnes,he'svill let his byes vote es_
they loike Whin it isn't ;going -to-do
the Grits anny ' hat -rum, but 105511' is'
they will slywingettato lome behold
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Misliter Mcl(enzi King. -It, lult'S as
if, the Grits put wan. over ns as
bys say, lasht•Decinibir.' Well,' I don't
blaine flint; share 'tis 'awl M the game,
but di,c1nt give thin'. Credit fer so
much sinsee belave iteis avelwayS a
niishtake to tinde'r "eslitUri=qe. yam -
' the 'big- \veddin lie' on
Feoiday ay this waki_an,we. Want you
an -the iniSsusetoecarrie widout fail,' No
doubt yeegot invbita.tion in.Abe us-
ual way,, lint this 'is a, ,specliul front
Tim • I Want. ye to 55:0110 it
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uP'fer the Mairan:'Empire. Shure \yid-
the- .masheen ity:yOurs' 'fee siftin
ldipe shad:11'6v plinty eV toirne at
y.er-cli'shoosal. • sOrne ina.sheen.
right, -but.rite:bye' that was in France, -
says heSsaw- betther wan in Paris:
'Twas. bigger than a traSlilifinasheen-
wi,d ,:tmo.,big:naygurs trowin •toipe,
wid s•ehOOp,,.ShoVels' an, wan, ind, ati
• thruaks,,cartin away
-Printed an fblded-,..papers at the -other
ind.,-; 1 -le sed..tliek.had. to hivirit ,sorte.:
thing', ay 'that koind ',fer a.wl 'thenrniti
wus away foiglitin.the-HUns, -sMebby'
the bye shtretclied thes„1-nory fer
'Tieritriied.-th telt seine pretty tall yarns
whinin, the arniy:
NoW,„. Edittn-_,:111 liaeir-e to
close fer, --savin prisince; I niuSt
shtart to clanc.out the slita.bles. -Shire
'tisn't a liarrud jawb at all at-a112,since
'jaek Fry put in fhimAittlier carriees.
nee-, -SFours till nixt,wake
Timothy Hay_
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-Alfa Ada M. SiMpson of Chicago,
• visitirig wilt' her sister, Mrs. John
albraitn.
Mle -toe Gibbons returned Co tile
Vest a.fter slim-idle:I-the winter at his
erne here, '
Airs. R. FE. IC.lie'er and little son, are
isiting with INIr. _and j. Buseh
13uffido.
"11 is , 1-larris of Brnssels, was
is guest of 'Mrs:- j. („).- I-Iabkirk over
ie wcele-end: , ••
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P,Irs, B. Ff. Ntitler of Toronto, is vis -
Mg with her parents,fr...aticl Mts.
j, Breen, _Turriberry: ';'••-•`
Jdr Thos. Coale of 1-1e1 5all, visited
t the homeof_ 11:1100, 1115 J. A,
Le 1)01 oalde'Edwavd St.
Aliss Marion Casemore of 'I'm.
erre"), spent, the week -end with lier-
ottenn,- Miss Mae Flunter.
MisseCassie ro-well of Tuiniberry, is
isiting at .tlicborne of her brattier,
Zev. F, -E. Powell irororito.
Mr...Chas. 'Gannett' has returned to
(ingsville, after spending the winter
ith,his' parents a -t Bluevale,
MnYGeorge E. Pocock left on tvion•
ay. to .reeurae_ his dtities as wireless
orator' on the Great 1..014e5.
Mrs. Hilbert CliihoInt of Oakville,
vas the guest at the home of her sis-
er,sitIrs.'Ricliard Vanstone'thiS week.
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Fi'arde• Edgarand' little, dingli:
er, Evelyn, are .viaiting with her p-
115. Mr,' aii&-1:44:$_4: ainik ell-bf
T-own'te,:•ejf' Wirigham,
pent eline-Weeek-end ;;witli.his parents,
the: 'Go.ftoir' HduSe.---.Wroxeter.
"Mr.- and MrS, Jas. Anderson -of Lind -
ay and Mrs. Wm. ,Miller of •Chica,go,
re visiting ,with Mr.. and :Mrs., Tafel
albraith, , •
tiss Helen-Garnise of-BlVv,alte, has
sicepte,d o poesition- as estetiogranhei-
vith theActa. Cushion Inner Tire &
libber.; Co:
Miss Artme Murray and Miss -Annie
IcLaY of 'Riple.y, visited. in Winghani.
n Tu'esday at the home - of ..Mr. and
Irs. _Alex ,
Mr. and Mrs. -Wm. S. King returii-
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d home, after, spendhignthree weeks.
Vith their` daughtei:, iNirs, Stewart Mc-
tirn6i's of :East -Wawanosh at sugar
taking,
M.r. it id Mrs. L. S. -Besmen sieve
etttreed .to their home -dn. ,the Bine
ale ' Road,..after spending. tif past
ew months with.neir-,daughte'r, Mrs.
avidson, iti Vancouver, B. C, • . .
Lealie* son of Mr, and " -Mrs. E A
parling;' has successfully . passed, his
xams itt tfte,Canada Business „College
f Winghain, .and received his cam-
nercial diplorna.-Kincardine Review,
Mr, R. T. Kemp spent the week -end
itt , lim ,
.V;ingha,the :guest of his. dattg-h-
er, •-•1‘4..rs'.-.R.. A. Currie'. His grand.-
,atight-en- Miss- Frances Currie, who
has been visiting :here, returned with
hirinto Winghant.--LiStoviel Standard.
Men Save -Money
Save money'en yOur Spring suit' and,
OvcrgoatSeeTthe 'traveller at, King
Bros. Store . on Friday and Saturday
-with hand tailored clothes,inadir',fib
your measure: -Prices $25.00 to $40.00: -
Euchre and Dance
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,. progressivesEuchyc., atid Dance
will be held under the auspices of the
Wingharn 'Lacrosse Club in the Arm-
ouries, on Friday evening, April 28t.li.-
Adrnisaion 50 -Cents.•• -Everybody web-
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Announcement
; Messrs, Hann:Ali and 'Greee beg' to
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armounce to stheir patrons and ,the
ptibltc in gensual -that they ha.ve
ptir-
chased the, TeeSNVater - Flour Mills
from Ater. W. S. Case and solicit your
patronage, Mr. Green has a wide ex.
perience as a practical miller and its -
sures their patibris of good quality,
goods and li'rompt service.
Jiinior Women's Institute
,The students of the Domestic Scien-
ce Course held a meetine; at. the end' of
the term' and orgzinized a Junior Wo -
1000'2 Institute, The officers of this
Institute are:---
'I?re'sident-Vera Proctor.
Vice7Preeident.=-Pearl Vans top e,
See'y-Treas.-Alice Godkin.
Directors -L c a • Cliattmey, Jean
Gertiude Rsibertson.
Auditors -Mary Eadie and Armie
'Robinson, •
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The next meeting will be held in (he
Connell "Cliarriberson 'Wednesday even,-
ittg, April r2th., at a o'clock. All girls
are cordially invited to attend,
age
King 11505.
Enter The Field Crop
• Art. W. . Booth, eec, etait o!. the
-Curnberry Agricultural Socle,ty NVlS11CS
to anitounee' ebbt lick must have all en-
tries for the Combined Field Crop
Con..ipetition in -before May-ist. Any --
enc. wishieg to enter this competition
Will (10 NVC.'11 to apply at 'once to Mr.
Booth. . •
World's "Baddest Boy" IS Coming
Hooray, 14ids The7baddest boY in
the World is corning to town, On
Monday, Tuesday ana WOCI.11CSdaY,
you and Sleirthey can learn a bunch of
new tricks from "Peck's Bad -Boy",
when this first National release is
shaven at the Lyeentn. Theatre,
Little Jackie Coogan was a good
YolingSter in "Tile kid", thereby
Oaring himself to millions of theatre-
gbers-; hitt, oh my, how he has chang-
ed! Thcy say you'll like him just as
nittclil however. '
Irving Lesser 'phoned clear from
New York to Los Angeles just to tell
motion, picture folk °tit there that
everyone in New York turned out to
see "the 'opening bt "Peek's Bad( Boy"
at the Strand Theatre.
Irvin Cobb Wrote the qiiblitles
"Peek's- Bad Boy" and it is said to be
one Of the best motion, pictures of the
The results of tlie
lield ir1. connection with the `Fltree
Months Short Course in Agriculture,
and, Dorriestic Scieece. sre tabulated
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111 Course in At,rriculture, exami-
nations were conducted indhe follotv-
i n g:-..-Aninial -Husbandry, Judging
Hogs; Beef (.:attle, Dairy Cattle and
Horses; Dairying Poultry, Veterinary
Science, Field I-lusbandry, Farm Man-
agement, 0.5.1 Judging, Gas F-ngines,
Farm 11.1e-chanics, Fertilizers, -Botany,
Entomology, Bacteriology, Apricult-
ure, Chi ics, 13ook-leeeping, Arithmetic,
Ent,dish, arid attendance was counted
as a subject.'
The total -marks posSible were 2300,
Those names with figures in brack-
ets, thus; (5.1, were absent during that
many exams.
Standing of Boys' Class
Addison Fraser ,19201
Jas. Hardie 1785
Alvin Smith......„..„ ... . , ....... . . . ..„ .
C, Hetherington , 1768
Russel ,Henderson 1757
Jas. B,recketitidge- 1697:1
Harold Proctor 1_643
Ross, Fisher 16o7i-,
Cecil Cartwright . . ... . .. ...
Wilfrid Congrant 15861
Irarold Currie__ ... . . .. . .. . .. . . . .
Hervey Robertson 1544i
Gordon Godkin
_.1368.i (I)
Oscar Holnies , 1359--(t)
Harris Pinclon 1308 2)
Ii. J. Walker 128224- (5)
G-ahan Campbell -1248-5 (2)
Snarling -Johnston •E i5 t
Willie Mundell
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LOCAL AND GENERAL
To -day was to -morrow yesterday,
Willard's High Grade. Clioeohites,
50 cent value, specie] Saturday only,
29 cents 2!, pound,--I-Iilhard's Store,
Geo. T. Robertson has added one
new Chevrolet Special to 1is livery
oittflt. -Fie perchased from Fry- &
Scott.
Aero Ctishion Inner Tire &
Rabber Crenpany hwe.received 10
order for it earload oo
f tires to go t
the 1,N7est.
We are sorry.to report the illness of
Mr. „Thosjobb and Mrs. Wm. Guest
both. highly.esteerned citizens are very
low at present. se,
,.MIR
r. V. .: VanNorrrlarl has lead
se
the pasture fields at the race track
park and will take it limited number of
cows to pasture.
Mrs,j Os. Walker of the 6th
eon. of Turnberry, are celebrating the
40111 aimiversarY of their wedding on
Wednesday, April 5t1i.
Mr. Ftsker, who drove the C. P. R.,
express for some, time tarts gone to his
lionie Iroquot?, Ont., and Mr. Allan
Wylds has taken over --his position.
'Jesus' Prayers". and Paul's Thrill-
NAratchwarcl, Forward"are the sub-
.jects, respectively nmi'ning and even-
ing at the Baptist Church next Sun-
day. d
e
Attro' markers are not selline- ver
fast owing to the bad weather, but
just as soon as a couple of warm days
drY up the roads they -will go like hot
cakes,
'W: 'T. :Miller, local representa
Alfred Johnston -
'-l/in. A.' Currie
11001361--" has moved his
(.4,5) ))1,iovrod:orGtahreA. Strout Farm Agency
Garage
ei s real estate and instil--
George Fowler
61060(...i.2'S fance office, one door south of Craw -
Arthur Field 65.i,
West Haugh 6
J. King • 528 (4) Forester's, Hall, Whitechurch, under
34i (I5) Bear in mind the concert in the
Geo. Kennedy
Ha.rold, Gilkinson. ... ... ,55:5 (Ls) the...auspices of the Baseball boys on
Ivan'Hetigh - - 440 - (.15) the evening of Wednesday, April 12th.
A real live program. For further par-
tichlars see dodgers.
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Chas. Gannett , 430-,..1 ,
Get:). Fisher 495_ (17:)
Price 'Henderson.,
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Jun Coultes
Alex Godkin ..
-Carl Lott
3951 Oh)
275 (13)
65 (2d.)
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J.,` (422).
Wickhant ..... . .. . 54 (22)
Lorne Scott 48 (22)
The Girls' -Class wrOte on the
lowing subjects: -Sewing, H o ni e
Nursing, Eromestic Science, Arithiliet-
ice English and attendance wag count-•
ecl'as a -subject.
Total marks possible were boo.
Those naint's marked with a cross
missed some examinations.
Standing of Girls' 'Class,
Alice Godlein ' 537 .
Lena Cliatnney.......5245
Annie Robinson ,•- 507
Eccles Beecroft . . ......
Vera Proctor
• A.
Kathleen Kerr • - 400 '
:Jessie Holmes 347 x
,1.1aied Bell - 337
Marie "31; x
Grace 'Wightniart. .... . ... .
1\largitret .Canmhell 369
Gertrude Robentson • ,295.t x
x
' 2;8 x
-.246 2'13 x.
jean\,el ton
Grace Sheriff
Annie Kennedy ,
Olive llacEwen.. . . .. ... .. .. ..
Ethel: Drehman
Lillian Powell.,"
A progressive Enchre,and Old Time Elizabeth Young_ .. . .. .. ..... .. . -.204 x
Euchre And Old Time Dance ,
36 N.
'225 x
Dance will be held in the Wingliam Mary Eadie 168 x
Al-mottries, on Monday evening, April -Edythe Adair 148 213 x
tyth. A _Jolly good time is assured Janette .. .. . . 133 213 x
and everyone'Th '--welcome to attend. Luella Brewer - 92 .x.
'File evenirne will be given mister tile Ethel ivfathers
'8•1'x
auspices -of 7lie 9111 Greys I-Iorse, Ad- Elsie Stewart 78 x
mission 5o cents.. • Pearl Vanstone
Alma Brewer
The Late Miss Sohn§
A -former highly respected resident
of 'Wingharn, died in Toronto, On Sun-
dav" .April 2011- 'An the perso'n of Miss
Mary E. Johns. Miss .johns has been
residing' in Chicago forsome years
and was east•''on aT visit to reliftives
and while in Toronto' was taken sud-
denly ill. Many will remember her
kindly aS a saleslady in the general
store of 'Mr. M. H. McIndoo at Wing --
ham. The surviving members of her
fatnily are our sisters and one brother
viz: Mrs. Ada • Simpson' of Chicago,
Mrs, John .Gallnalth and Mr. W. A.
Johnse of Wingham, 'Mrs. j. G. 'Stan-
ley of Toronto, and Mrs. jas. Aitder-
Son of Lindsay-. .
Thefuneral was- held "cien Tuesday
fiernbon from the residerice of Mr.
John Galbraith to Wingham cemetery.
Rev. C., E. Cragg,, 13. D., pastor of
Wingham Methodist Church conducts
ed the serVices. The pallbearer's were
Mayor Elliott, NV, A: 'johns,e'fohn Gal-
braith, 'NV, A. Galbraith, F. Vain
Stone and,T. J. AlcLean....• s
74 x
55
-Mr. John Joynt, M. P. P., donated
Swo to be used as prize money. for the
classes. It was decided to make four
lots of $25 each and each $25 was divi-
ded into -4 prizes of Sro, $7, $5e $3.
The Awards were as follows: -
General Proficiency (Boys' Class)
fst. Addison Fraser 192.0
stid jas, Hardie.„ ,785
3021. Alvin Smith (772
-4th. Clifford. Hetheriiigton 576(.5
Animal Husbandry and Stock Judging
1st. jas, 13rcelienridg-e 4011-
215d. Alvin Smith • 401
3rd. Addison Fraser.... .. . .......
411. Graham Campbell 3801-
- Publicpea1ing
sst. Addison :Fraser
2nd, Robert Scott
3r21. Alice Godkin
4t11. Alvin Smith
The Late Mts. Gilmour.
Another of, „the old residents of
Turnber,ry passed away on Saturday,
iii_thepersOn of Mrs, Thos.
Gilmour, Sr. For over fifty -years she
was a highly esteemed citizen of the
township. Her maiden, name was
Catharine McDiarinicl and her hus-
band predeceaSed her several years
ago, Mrs. Gihnour was 'in her 751h
year ,and was a suffefet from dropsy
for some months. She is survived by
three sons and three daughters, 'viz:
James of Archydaie, Sask., who was,
/mine a couple of months ago; Thom-
as and Hugh who reside on the home-
stead; als,6 Mrs. John Mandel!, Mrs.
William 'Mundell arid Mrs; 'William
Ilaugh all of Ttrnberry, `,C'he 'late
Mrs.„Gihnour is also, sutvived by three
sisters, Mrs. George Logan of Tir):,
ford, Sage, Mrs. Samuel Getty of
Moose Jaw an& Mrs, Alex MacTSeth
of Kippen, '
The ftineral was held from the resi-
dence of her daughter, Mrs,. Wm,
Haugh, oe !Tuesday afternoon -to the
liVingliam cemetery and, ,Was largely'
attended, Rev, Mr,' Tate, pastor of
Eadies' PresbYterian elittrelt of Which
the tieeetsed was a member, eoneltiet-
ed the (services.
General Proficiency Class)
Marlis possible 600
1st, Alice Godkin „ , , 537'
206. Lena Chamney • 524
311!, Annie Robinson 507
4th. Eccles l3eecroft 467
Besides these prizes the various
townships -put up liberal prizes for
those standing highest Ni their respec-
tiVe tOw ns hips. These can be easily
picked out of the general list, ,
On the whole; the students did very
satisfactory work and are to be coil-
grafttlatect on their success.
fr e
Spring is here,
FM.
WI WIlY havo smut in yotir gr'Ziin. not harvest? ,
ill '
'FORMALDEHYDE PREVENiS iS T".
= . .
WM Puretest". Formaldehyde is the best and sells at 75 OOOt5
-4- pound. Ordinary Fot:inaldehyde we. sell at 50 cents.
MgMALPFHY.
Seeding tirne will soon be, with 112 -
Okays Straw Hat Dye
Spring is here.
•• Straw Hat season is with us,.
Why wear a faded, shabby hat?
Straw I-lat Dye will make your ha.t as good as new.
"Elkay's"'Straw. Hat Dye is by -far the best and sells at
PI for bottle and brush, all colors. Ordnutre, makes we sell at
a bottle.
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Winghana, Ont.
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McKibbon's -Drug Stor
The Rexali Druggist
35 cents
25 cents
• Phone 35 ....WI.
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A Get 4o-gether Luncheon Wednesday Half Holiday
T1te business 'Wingham are I 'fhe "c e -t al > a Winghrim havt
holding a get-to-gether luncheon MI decided to hold the usual Wednesday
McKay's restaurant at 6.30 on Wed- afternoon ,half holiday commencing
nesday evening of this week The the first week at May -and eeontinuing
,
proprietors of the several mttntil the last week of.October
anufrictur-
ing plants will be present as guests Prices In The West
•, Mr. Jas. Malcolm; M.. P. far Norand with a large representation of the
th citizens and businessmen, a successful
Bruce, has been appointed 'the Liberal ,
AN,rhip for the Province of Ontrtrio. evening is looked fortvard to
This will:mean extra work for ,NotthNotice.To Advertisers
Bruce's member, but he is capable.-
Kinciirdine Repenter. We are compelled to _put intO prac-
Flu and la grippe is repotted
tice_ at once, a regulation which we
from
would ask our advertisers to comply
ahnost evtny home in the vicinity.
Tieing accustomed to getting 'after
any new thing to town, the edifor and
his whole family have taken a go-odlv
share of the sickness
- We want the news, the latest news,
t'ind all our readers have a standing- iu-
eritation to tell its of local happenings
WC might otherwise miss. When
friends come and -go, or interesting
happenings occur, tell es about them.
Buy your Spring suit at a big saving
at hard's. They liought a matrufac-
turercs clearance of 25 Suits, compris-
ing fancy pattern Tweeds, and Serges.
Every .suit is of the best -workmanship
and. style. Now on sale 115 20 per cont
discount" -I -I. E. Isard & Co.
Eastertantata in St. Andrews Pres-
byterian church under the auspices of
the choir and other local talent In
all about forty „of the best voices in
town will .he heard. Thbse who heard
the last :Cantata given by this choir
-will lie anxious to hear this Cantata.
Riple'y'tnerchmts held a most suc-
cessful Dollar Day on Thursday laat.
The merchants organized a booster
club and. had Mysterious Mise Dollar
for whose capture a cash prize was
.offered. Mrs. Cass -made a very good
'"mYsterious 'lady" and she was capt-
-tired by Mrs, Hinton Mitchell. Prac-
tically everyone joined in the bunt.
The Hepworth Progress a newsy
little weekly in Bruce has ceased pub-
lication. The editor says it carft be
done when even the business menwill
give their printing 10 ,1110 city houses
ztnctask him to boost for home buying.
"Send 113 the -news items: when they
are fresh, said it brothereditor. Put
on our desk a dandelion, \vith the
morning dew on it, rather than a
whole' forkful of dried hay.
Attention Men
W2 will have at our store -on Friday
and Saturday a special clothing travel-
ler who is showing Men's high grade
and tailored suits and Spring Coats
itt very special prices. Made to your
measure from $25.00 to $40.00. -King
Bros.
Installing Wireless
- Mi. W. A. McDonald is making ar-
rangements to iristallna wireless system
lit the music hall, so that concerts,
addresses, etc., given by the leaders of
the American continent can be heard
in the hall here. Mr. Carl Hemsworth
will be in charge. --Listowel Standard.
We understand that MI% W. A.
Gal-
briiith Mr, A. M. Crawford, and pro-
bably a couple of other W'ingliamites
are installing these tieW wireteseewon-
tiers
Dry Goods Business Sold
with viz.: to have change Of copy in
this office not later than Monday at .Joe Purdy Dead
6 o'elock, It has been am- custom to
put threnigh "late change favor -sr! and -The death of Joseph Purdy, Kinloss,
in doilig-'So,'-it often necessitated delay removes one of the pioneer characters
in publication of our paper. This ap- of this section, Deceased was a Brit -
plies to all changes of display
tisements. adver- ish soldier -bandsman for main- years'
, •
A few prices which we noted in the
issue of the Brandon Stitt of March
30115 might be Of interest.to a:few of
our readers. 'Baled Hay, per ton, nil.
cents, Potatoes, per bushel, 45 cents,
Eggs, per dozen, 20 cents, Dressed
beef; per pound, •zoi cents, Dressed
Pork, per pound, 145 cents.
, had tra-(-ellecl to manv parts Of "
e the earth. He was a kindly soul and,
Public Lecture At Wingham • respected by all tvlto knew him.' No
Dr McTriVieli will give a public lee-. °.rangnil qu.it-6,c°n1Plete
und
ture: er the auspic
es of the Doug- iwithout . • o owing near to
las Institute, in the Wingham Town 1 le mustc•
Hall on Thursday afternoon at 4 p. Celebrated Diarrion.d Wedaing
, ,
ne, on "The Prodigal Girl" and will be,1 The Christian Guarelian of last week
,
open to eve.ryone, In the evening tiree contains an excellent portrait of,
subject will be "God's Masterpiece 1 a.nd Mrs A. C Osboine, of Penetane,
to which both men, women and child -d who...on Feb.. 28th, celebrated , their
ren are invitect These meetingsr',2 Diamond AVedding: -Mne. r. Osborin
free, nb admission charged. The 0Ve3., -I. the early seventies was ,,a resident of
ing mee.ting will start rit 8.45 o'clock.; -wihgeam and wae vhdt- ecre, edo.,c,e,
The 'reason for calling the evening 01r 1ie A \ 4,T1g1
. L,I,iarn Tittles. We ate
meeting at -S.45 is so as to not inter-
fere with iny church services,
Celebrate Golden Wedding
The home ,of Mr. and Mrs, Wm,
pleased to know that oar former •
townsman. is still hale and heitrry.
Splendid Sale Of. Shadows,
A Shadow Social was held under
McKersie, Gorrie, was, the scene of a the auspices ot Curries' Sunday School
happy .event on Monday, April 31d., it on Frjday evening at the hoine of Mr,
being the celebrittion of their golden and Mrs. Chas. CEnter, East
wedding. About forty guests were nosh and a right good time was spent.
present to wish them Godspeed. They
,wcre the recipients of many useful and
valuable presents. Their sons, James
and Arthur who live in -California and
Russell in Saskatchewan could not get
home but sent substantial cheques.
The family near home, viz., Mrs. Jas,
Halliday of Turnberry, Mios. Robert
Baker of Ilowick and Miss Mimic
at home presented them with a splen-
did gramophone. They also received
'several tokens of esteem from old
friends a ud neighbors. Those present
from Whighant were Mr. and Mrs,
Elijah Higgins, 11/Ir. Thos. Bolt and
daughter, ArliSS EVa and Mr. and Mrs.
A splendid program was given „which
consisted of readings, by -George Po-
cock and Miss Elsie Stewart; instru-
mentals by W. Wellings, W. Elliott,'
Miss Mary Elliot and Miss Irene Tay-
lor:. J. _T. Kerr made a most Capable
chairman and Richard. Deacon auct-
ioned off the shadows and it is aaid,
that he secured Tommy Bennett
prices for them toe. „ The remaindee
of the evening -was spent in games, and
April FOCA jokes were quite in orde'
before the gathering dispersed. The
proceeds amounted to over $1.5.0o. A
hearty vote of thanks was tendered•teLe
Mr. and Mt's, Carter for their hospite.
David 1-1a11iday. ants-.
Hanna & Co., Ltd., have purchased
the stock. of Mr. John .Galbfaith from
Mr. Templin., We understand Mr.
Galbraith will manage. the stand in the
interests of, Hanna & Co., ind.
Wingham Town Council
The regular council meeting- held on
Monday evening did ttot take up very
much- time and only routine business
was trartsected.
• The exec.utive of the Iduroa County
Breeders' Association asked for it
grant for their Spring sale held at
Wingliam. While the councillors be-
lieved 'the sale was .a good thing for
Wingham yet they felt that they had
been- very generous wit lithe Agric-
ultural classes and that they had
better IcavET. the matter over for this
year. It- was pointed out that the Ag-
ricultural Classes and the Breeders'
Association were different organiza-
tions but the matter, was left in abey-
ance,
A letter from the Ontario Munici-
pal Association asking the Wingham
Connellto consider sending in their
application to amalgamate' with them
was laid aside. •
The choir of St, Patils church asked
for a rebate on the charge of rent tor
the Opera House for their five Chant -
001(110 concerts. The matter was left
with the Property Committee, •
'rho kiiiior Farmers' Association
0.sked for free use of the council
chamber for one meeting each month.
Their request was granted on Motion
of Councillors LlOyd and rothergill.
The Wingham Branch of the Wo
-
Men's Institute ha,ye offered to furnish
the Ladies Rest Room in the front of
!the ball. This offer was kindly ac -I
c. ted.
Atte,:
NEW EASTER ARRIVALS
..W.
GREER'S
Oar New Easter
STREET SHOES
Have just arrived, in buckles and
straps M a variety of colors and com-
binations. Priced at
$5.00, $6.00 atul $7.50
We Invite Your Inspection.
See Our iNin!iows.
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