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WHITECHURCH Miss Agnes Kennedy of Lucknoiv, EAST WAWANOSH
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spent Sunday at her home here,. r
]Miss Edythe Peddle left on Monday
Mrs. t act of painting . the iron brad e,
`.iweswater, visited with Mr. and 1I con r p g g
Tohn Falconer. on Sunday.to _attend Suttumer School at Lake
r Joe.' ^McGinnis or, Mr Jas. Young is busy fulfilling the
Mr. and hl s. J
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Couchiching. Miss K. O'Malley is at present at -
Miss t
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1 iter' � over Sunday.
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11"etl at he at London.
Miss Nettie Lott is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Reid and family Miss. May Bone is attending. the
�rI A Wilson and is vision] her
Miss Maude Conn of Winghant vis -tending t h e Kindergarten -Primary
g=andparents lir. and Mrs. Ferguson,
Culross
:her grandmother in Brtissels.d
of Lanes, spent Sunday with iVir. and
llAgricultural Course at Guelph,
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Farrier.
W. R. l+
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The Nurses' Alumni of 'Wingh. ti
am, Dont forget the U. F. 0. picnic
c om -r from a very successful picnic at the Quite a numbe P on July 25th., in Mr. Dunb�'r s.l;rove.
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oth brielge last Friday. Friday. night. Whitechurch' protested Large numbers spent the 12th in
iylr_ and Mrs. Ed, Browning of Rin- the Gane, Brussels although,the nasty little
icar•.dine; :spent the week -end with Mrd g shower in the afternoon marred the
and Mrs. Geo. Cottle,
Mr. and Mrs, Dan Falconer of Eth- SALEM
el spent the week -end with his uncle, • has been'cut and is certainly a bump -
pleasure of the celebrants.
Most of the wheat in this vicinity
J-fr. Jolie Falconer Mrs. Goodfellow of Toronto, visited er crop
Misses Flossie and Millie McGreg- her brother, Mr. A. E. "Gallaher lately-. •': •
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.or .of Toronto, are spending their Fol-. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mitchell and
.days with their parents here, dau�titer, Miss Laura of �N. in�t�am 1 ?' e Job
The young people of the village held g r ,g -- , he dvance Printing Depart-
` •2t. picnic at Point Clark on July x2th. formerly of this vicinity called on Mr, ment is alwaysat your service for
.,All report s, good time. and Mrs. Thomas McMichael last quality printing. The latest and best
3UIr. and Mus Thos. Smith of Luck-' 1 in calling cards, invitations and an
i Sunday. • I i nouncements letterheads, envelopes,
,ite:d with their aunt Mrs. Jas. Cornel-• few -days at the home of her brother,I, Posters.
now, and Mrs. McKnight and her soft
on -law, Mr, Ferguson of .Auburn, vis -I Mass Gowdy of Wingltant, spent a anereltantile and all lines of attractive
ins last Thursday. I Mr. John Gowdy recently.
Misses Gillies of Brandon, Man., are' Mr. A. E. Gallaher and daughter
I;isiting with their cousin, Mrs. D.; Miss -Alba,. and. Miss Hilda Abraham! Voters' Lists, x922--I4lunicipality o£,
Mr.and 'Mrs Will McClenaghan 1 of this neighborhood, and Miss Ada; Township of East W awanosh
Gallaher of Wroxeter. and Mi¢;, Good -1" County of Huron
and family of Cleveland, are visiting' fellow of Toronto motored to Iain )
•,ti.zth his mother, Mrs. Jas. IVicClena-11 sardine on Sunday.
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Notice is hereby given that I have
q n , • , Mr, Thomas Holt and Miss Eva' `Mr, Wan. Martin has purc,iased., a:transmitted or delivered to the pet'
Bolt of •Wingham, called on Mr, and: 9, ' of the
,new coupe: f Mrs. J. E. Gemtnill for a few da s re- sons mentioned in section
,,. 'fine Young People of ttte I'tesby-Cetitly y. Ontario Voters' Lists Act, the copies
'eeekri; church are holding an ice-cream' I required by said sections to • be so
social on the manse lawn on Friday - -Mr.. Alvin Wray returned. to Tor- transmitted or deliveredof the list,
everting. • Come and . enjoy a good
time k ! t 1S sons appearing by the last revised As -
Miss Maggie Gillies is spending her T h sessntent Roll of the said Municipal-
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Municipal -
"holidays at her home here.. ity to be entitled to vote in the ^said
Mrs. Morrison was called to Ori]]ia Municipality at Elections for Members
to see her son, Ralph,' who is very ill. JAIVIESTOWN of the Legislative Assembly and at
Miss Eva:of Guelph is home duritrg Miss Jessie Strachan has rented a Municipal Elections; and that the said
}ser mother's: absence. cottage at Kincardine Beach and she list was first posted up at my office,
Miss Alba Fax went to visit friends and her. niece, Ruth,; are taking the an East Wawauosli on the 15th day of
t St. Catharines on Tuesday, good of it. July, '1922 and remains there for in
Mr. and Mrs. Smith of •Luckiiow, Di and Mrs, Iia ails aril children spection.
accompanied Rev. and Mrs. Osterhottt And I hereby call upon all voters
Toronto, accompanied by ,Mr . (D - )
on Sunday, 1 to take immediate tiroceedings to Have
Mr. and Mrs. Henderson of Par- McKelvey, sr, Toronto, visited at the
amount, stent Sunday at herhome
Name of Mrs,' Pranlc (. Wrig•ht last
onto an Saturday after spending the made pursuant to said Act, of all per -
past week with his parents, t r. and
Mrs, John Wray.
week,
rtr re.
Mr. and •Mrs. Shaw of Oregon, vis- Mrs. C. M. Fraser, of Vancouver, E.
zted with her sister; Mrs. John Fal- C•, was renewing old friendships in
caner last week. They motored over this locality. Her husband is a Prof.
;3;,000 mites in 19 days and both are in the 'University and is a brother of
:over seventy years old: Mr. and Mrs; W. H. Fraser and Mesdames Arthur
Ben °uitta of Thamesford aceonap- and Robert Shaw of this comunity,
,hied them np. to Whitechurch, They The . peopleof this locality were
ntendto motor back "to their home sorry to learn that J. E. Coombs,
511, a month. Inspector of schools with headgtiar
Miss Edythe Gaunt and her sister, tcrs at Saskatoon, died on' Friday of
spent Thursda with her aunt, Mrs. last week aged 65 years. He was a
•S t'herlanil:'
Mrs, '''y m. Beecroft and Mrs, J. D.
Beecroft, spent Iast Friday with the
la.tter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kirke,
son of the late Joseph Coombs, of this
locality and his wife a sister to Cutt
Bros., formerly of this neighborhood,
now of Goderich. The family will
air Seafortlt. share in the community sytrtpathy.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Buxton of Wil-
Sisk., arrived last Friday to spend
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ir ltoneyr Vtrt
ii 0oo n with her aunt, Mrs, EAST WAWANOSH ie
Mr= and Mrs.. Farriersuccessful
Farrier, _.M Among the naix(es of
Meld a, reception for theta on Tuesday Normal Students we notice Lila Jaan-
evetking.. es, Mae Bone and Norman Wightntan.
utr. and ,Mrs. Robert PhillipsPhillipsof We congratttlate then,
�trckiiow,::and Mr. and Mrs,. Roberti me who has been
B1 evale visited at the Mt. Adam Mcl3u y, a
thus of u , , teaching near.•Fort William, is spend-
lto,ne of mt. and Mrs, W. R: harrier ing his holidays at: his home here.
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Ji2r, and ;Mr.s, A• �. Newberry of
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i onto motored trp and spent the spent a, few days with relatives on the
til eek-encl With their nephew, Mr, Ken
i aterson,
Miss Dorothy Rutledge of ;i3russt
'visited last week ,with ,Mrs. Geo. G
a:rrir, sr,
,Mts. Peter. Robinson and Mis mor-
s, ettec, who have been visiting relatives
r- in these parts returned to Toronto' out
Saturday,
any errors or omissions corrected ac-
cording to law.
Dated this 15th day of July, A. D.,
1922.
A. Porterfield,
Clerk, Township East Wawanoslt,
Voters' Lists, 1922 -Municipality of
Township of Turnberry, of County
of Huron
BELCGRAVE
Thursday, July Goth, r.9a2
Mr. and I,VIrs. Yule are away on
their holidays. John Tasker is the
relieving agent.
Quite a number from here attended
the Ringling & Barnam Circus in
London on July 12th,
Don't forget the U. F. 0. picnic out
July 25th., in Wm. Dunbar -'s grove,
See: large bilis.
Two carloads of cattle and one of
hogs acid sheep left the station on
Saturday for Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Isbister of Tor-
onto, spent a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Sate Jordan and Mt.,
and Iyfrs. Geo. Jordan motored" to
Mitchell on Sunday.
Mrs. W. T. Geddes has returned
home after spending a month with
friends around Smith -Falls,.
Mrs. Wni, Wray. is-s'jtending a week
with her daughter, Mts, Bryant, of"
Hullett,
Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Wray and little
daughter of London, spent a few days
with Mr. and -.Mrs. Geo. .Daley.
Miss Elva Brooks of Centralia is
spending her nolidays with her grand-
father, Mr. F. Anderson,
Mrs.J. A. Geddes is spending a' few
days in Toronto.
Mr. Cooper of Clinton, toot''charge
of the services on Sunday for Rev.
Peters, '
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Brandon motor-
ed to Drayton one day this week.
The Wlingham
Horticultural
Society
The following. prizes in the un-
dermentioned competitions.
(I). For the best kept and most,,
attractive front grounds or
1lawn k $6.00 $4.00
(2). 'For the most attractive rear
grounds,or garden...._..$6.00 $4.00
(3). For the best decorated front
porch or verandah .-._.$6.o0 $71..00
Open to all residents ofthetown.
Outside judges Will inspect •the
grounds of contestants about the
middle of this month. Competi-
tors please hand their narnes to
the secretary, Mr. J. E. Cove, not
later than July r5th. The prizes
have been: kindly donated by the
Corporation of'Wingham.' ,
Notice is hereby given that I have
transmitted or 'delivered to the per-
sons mentioned in section g,
of the
Ontario Vatersl Lists Act, the copies
required by said sections to be so
transmitted or delivered of the .list,
made pursuant to said Act, of all .per-
sons .appearing by the last revised As-
sessment Roll of the said Municipal-
ity to be entitled to vote inthe said
Mtinielpality at Elections for Members
of the Legislative~ Assembly and at
Municipal Elections; and that the Said
list was first posted up at any office,
in Turnberry on the 15th day of July,
T922, and ret'riains there for inspection.
Arid ,hereby call upon
all voters
t talce immediate proceedings
to have
any errors or omissions corrected,ac-
cording to law.
Dated this 15th day of July, A. l%,,
;r922.
P. Powell,
('lerk, Township f Turnberry,
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Thousands e t Re
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mints on Sale
flargain11 House
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BLU13 VALE
Mr. and Mrs, David Rainsty spent
the 12th in London attending the cir.
errs and report•a fine time. They went
by, motor.
lliiss Luella Cowan was a welcome
visitor on the Ist, line of Morris for
the past week.
Mr. Watson and Frank Wook,.Hen-
sall, spent Sunday at the home of
Mr D. Ramsay. The latter is a
brother-in-law, who is home for a
short vacation from Brandon 13tisiness.
College.
Mrs. McLeod of Toronto, is tip for
a few weeks' holidays.
Mrs. Snell is on the sick list, we
hope she will soon be better again,
Mrs. Alex McGee visited • her sister
in Clinton last week, who is or .the
sick list.
Since the above was in type we
learn with regret that Mrs. Alex Mc -
Gee's sister, has passed away at Clin-
ton. The funeral of the late Miss
Mary Bell is being held at Belgra`ve
on Wednesday a.fterndon. Services
being conducted in ]3elgrave Met'ho-
dist' church at 2 o'clock,
Rev, Mr. Sinclair and Mr. George';
Donaldson of Toronto, spent the
week -end at the Monte of Mrs. Sander-
son.
Misses Wilma, Bernice and Luella
Shaw left on Saturday for a trip to
Montreal, Quebec and Chicoutimi,
going by ,boat from Toronto. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Leggatt and
• family spent Sunday at. Port Albert.
Mrs. Robert Shaw is visiting with
relatives in Toronto at present' ,
Mit. John. IIall, Mrs. Jas. Masters
and family, spent a few days this week
at Southampton.:
Mr. Chas. Garniss received and de-
livered a car of oat dust this w-eelc.
Mr. J. H. Faucett, G. T. R. agent
at Harriston, called on friends in the
village on Sunday. 4,
Mr. Geo. Churchill made a business
trip to Toronto this week,
Mrs. Wm. Garniss was home for a
couple- of days. We are pleased to
:note she is slowly improving and hope
she will soon be well again
Mr. R. 'Garniss is preparing his
threshing outfit and looks forward to
a busy season.
Mr: Jas. McHardy of Brussels, vis-
ited over the week -end with relatives
in, the vilage.
Farmers' are, busy cutting' their fall
wheat this week. It.:is an •excellent
,crop
Mr. and Mrs. Thom. of -Hamilton,:
are visiting with lfr. Arthur Shaw.
JAMESTOWN
Mr. Wrn.'King and= family Have;
moved to Brussels. He is Ford agent
for D. M. Scott. We wish him suc-
cess.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Miller, Mr and
Mrs. Wm. MacDonald, Iv[iss Janet
Miller motored to London and spent
the 12th. They enjoyed the trip.
It is reliorted that Mr. Sam Burke
has sold his farm to Mr. D. C. Pope
of 'Wroxeter. -.
Miss Edythe King of Brantford, is
holidays at her home
spending her - o s
sP gY
here. She is teaching school at that
Place.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert o ert Messer visited
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with friends at•Palmerston this week.
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n of
Hary and 'Mrs. H xY on L
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Molesworth, were visiting last
week
with Mr. and Mrs: A. Pollock.
Mr. and 1VIrs. Lawrence Willis vis-
ited at Mr. Adam Nichols, Carrick,
on Sunday. They report the Nichol
family are _doing well after the acci-
dent at Jamestown bridge on July 32.
They are brother-in-law's.
iVlrs, H, Querih of Galt, was visit-
ing her sister, Mrs. 15. MacDonald
last week.
The people of this ..vicinity were
sorry to learn that J. E. Coombe In-
spector of schools with headquarters
at Saskatoon, died an Friday of .last
week, at the age of 65 years. ' He was
-a son of the late Joseph . Coombe of
this locality and his wife is -a sister
of Jaynes, John and Robert Cutt of
Godai•ich. .
NEXT
Is the last day of our
Our Semi mi Annua
e� ®Shoe. 4t)`
And seeing,tkhat this sale includes (not only Summer:
Shoes) blit every and all kinds of -Footwear you
can save considerable by buying now.
VERY LIBERAL' REDUCTIONS I N'
ALL LINES
Next Saturday, . August 22nd, is the
last day of sale.
. WILLIS
The Leading Shoe Store of Huron County
Phone 129. Winghaiim, Ont. I
seamms
Miss Irlma .Chandler •and• liIV. Clif-
-ford=. Jenkins .spent Sunday' with Mr.
and Mrs. C: 'W: Aitken. •
•.Miss. Edythe Metcalfe of W'ingham,
was a Sunday visitor at her home here.
Haying and picking raspberries are
the order of the day.
Miss Agnes Fortune and -her sister,
Mrs. Wilton have returned homeafter
visiting :with friends at Woodbridge.
Quite a,number of people'from these
parts took in the Twelfth at Brussels.
Mr. and Mrs.' Wesley Jermyn of
Morris, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. William Marshall.
On Sunday morning Mr. William
Mundell of the.boundary saw a deer
running through his fields towards
the bush. It will not be long until
there will be no need of going up
north to hunt these ` animals,
BLYTH
Ivlrs, Joseph Arnstein and ;,children
of Toronto, are visiting her mother
f
Mrs. Tiernay.
A large number of our citizens
went to Brussels for the Orange cel
ebration.
, . Rev, C. A. Tiffin attended the sum-
mer school at St. Thomas during the
week.
Nfr. Williatn Haines of;.Drumbo, re-
newed old acquaintances in town on
Saturday.
Mrs. McNeil of Sarnia, is visiting
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jos.
Stealers.
Our baseball team are out to win:
in the Maitland :Leggtue, On Tuesday
they went to Westfield, the score
being 11 to 3 in favor of Blytli. On
Friday they played with Whitechurch
and were again thevictor the score
being 27 to 3.
T h' e annual Methodist S it n d a y
School picnic will be held on Wednes-
day afternoon in Mr. Win. Taylor's
Grove, east of the village.
Miss Mary Armstrong, who has
been teaching school at Hanna, Alta.,
is spending the holidays at her home
here.
Mr.. and Mrs: Henry Weltlaufter.
and family of Kitchener, former resi-
dents of townrrwere visitors here on.
Monday.
BELMORE
The Women's Institute are offering
three special prizes of 75, 50 and 250
at the Belinore School Fair for a
contest ittlo'peeling one potato and one
apple, Contest open to boys aatd•girls
of the schools taking part and judg-
ing to take into account, speed, neat-
ness and waste,
MORRIS
Mr. and Mrs. Peter McIntosh and
daughter, ,.Annie, also Ur. and Mrs.
Fred Hedley and Master Kenneth,
visited at Mr. Thomas Abraham's last
week,..
Mr. and Mrs, J. Willits and child:
ren and Mr. Wnt. Abraham and
daughter, Miss Margaret of Howick,
visited at Mr. Robert Galley's on Sun-
day. ...,
Abraham. Eros. delivered 14 head
of cattle to Mr. Joseph Mcl3urney of
East Wawanosh on Monday.
Mr. VV. Champion of Brussels, vis-
ited' at 'Mr.' John Waimsley's on Sun-
day.
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GLENANNAN
Remember the Garden Party to be
held in cone
i '. chat, with 1w•tdtc
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Church at the home of Mr. William
Campbell on Thursday evening, July
27th Admission 85 acrd t ; emits.
Mrs, Greta and daughter, Margaret,
of Tinto ns, New Ontario, are. visit-
leg with the foragers mother, '\frs.
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READY-TO-WEAR •
• Gingham Dresses, Voile Dres-
ses, ,Organdy Dresses, Linen
Dresses, prices $2,50 to $1i2.5o.
Silk ; Dresses; Canton ' Crepe
Dresses, Taffeta Dresses, Satin
Dresses, prices $18.5o to $35.00.
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• SKIRTS
Pleated Serge Skirts,' Pleated
Plaid Skirts, Wash Satin Skirts,
Gaberdine Skirts, Prices $1.89
- to $12.50.
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' Voile ljlottses, Georgette
Blouses; Crepe -ale -Cherie Blom-
es,
louses,prices $2,00 to $7.50.
HOSIERY
Silk, Lisle and Cotton Idose, Raincoats,. Odd Pants,' Work j§
$ :2. e. oc. 5C to $2: 0, ' " Shirts,
price.. 5 , 5 . �o 5
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DRESS MATERIALS
Plain Swiss Organdy, Dotted .
Swiss Muslin, Dotted
o dSwiss
Or-
gandy, Plain Ratine, Cotton
Crepes, prices soc, 75c to $1,75
a yard.
SPECIAL VALUES IN
LINEN
Pure Linen Tea Towelling,
Hand Towelling, Table Linen,
Sets, Runners, Table Napkins;
MEN'S WEAR AND FUR-
NISHINGS
Silk Shirts, Summer Under
wear, New Knitted Ties, Bath-
ing Suits, Pater Beach, 'Suits,:
PIoniespttn Suits, Gaberdine'
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