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The Wingham Advance, 1922-08-24, Page 1,! 44. t • kk,k Single Copies • Four Cents • „eel., 4 " WINGHAM DEFEATS GODERICH , . the First Game of the Semi -Finals , on Sattirday VVingharn citizens generally were ,e.ileesed to leare that the ball team lad won the first game of the secorid •mound of the serni-finals. in the N. B, A. et Goderich on Saturday. •'Wingliam was classed against Goder- ich probably in order to try and put • her out of the running as soon as !possible for • everyone seemed of tie ,.sennte opinion that Goderich Was one of he very strongest tearns in the league, but W ham boys neer eplayed better ball than they did on ,Saturdey, and .would have takenan lexcellerst team to have defeated them. The score was- 8 to 3 in favor of eWingsham. •AVingham • 'A.B. R. a P.O. A.E. asowson, ib S 0 0 7 °' rGeddes, s.s • 4 2x 3 "Telfer, 2b '' • 5 0 3 ; 2 0 s .Arnott, C. • 5 1 2 0 4 5 :Farrar, rf. 4 2 3 0 0 Morden, 3b. 5 1 s o o Garner, p. 5 1 3 1 4 o ' Walker, cf. 4 o o J es 0 •Aitcheson, if. 3 1 o 2 0 o Total go 8 ix 17 Ix 3 Goderich • A.B.R. H. pe0. A. E. se, r • isece,atrai S 8 4 0 I •I 0 2' ItcCarra.1, c. 4 1 1 o 0 o •Lindsay els. 2 n, o o 5 s • _sRaernes n 2 0 • 5 • 2 0 0 • 33urling, ib. • - 3 o o 6 o o Cooper 31). 4 o 0 I 0 0 • Bissett, c.f. 4 0 0 5 • 0 0 ePridhani, 1.f. ., ,„.., 3i s t o o ;Younss r.f. 3 o 2 1 o o Total • 29 3 6 13 5 3 Goderich too ors 000-3 6 3 • Wirigharn oor ore) 133-8 55 3 „ Batteries — Haynes and leicCarrol; Garner and Arnott Three base hits, Arnott; two base tits, Garner (2), Farrar, J. IVIcCarrol. Sacrifice hits, Burling, Walker. ...Walks off Garner 5, off Haynes 3. Stolen bases, Lindsay (2), Pridham, Geddes (2), Aitcheson. Struck out by Haynes 14, Garner ne. Balls pitched by Haynes 541, •by 'Garner 553. Umpires, Miller e.nd Daley, Strat- ' The Goderich boys are playing the • tetu.rn game tins -Wednesday after- noon as we are going to press. • , 'EVERYBODY'S COLUMN ..AUCTION SALE ----Mr, David John- ston of Riversclale, Greenock town- ship, will offer for sale his herd of. 45 •Durham yearly Heifers at the - Grand Trunk Stock Ya.rds,Wing- ham, . at 4 o'clock on. Friday after- ' noon, August 25th, 1922. • s • :AUCTION SALE—Of Farm Stock, at Lot ,35, Con. 54, East Wawanosh, 1 half mile east of Whitechurch, on Thursday,. August 3xst.,. 6 caws, heifers, i hcirse, 'pigs, hens, etc. • T. R. Bennett, Auct. I -I. A. McCall, Proprietor. RiCK CHURCH BUILDING FOR Sale—The Methodist church. at „.LangsIde, 3ox36, solld brick walls. li • • 'Tenders will be received by the un- t dei -signed tip, till October 1st. High- s • est or any tender not necessarily o •ncepeted. Herb Pettapiece Treas. • TAX COLLECTOR VISITS TIM Tetl•eirsu e Edri:t_ur ay' the .Adva,nce, De , Hev ye got ye'ee tai notice yet? lies Allen Ph -allele called oil ye yit? Ain't the taxes someting fierce this year? These are the koind av remarks. eve„elo be hearin on the shtrates iviry day-. An °tie coentilmirt are blamed fer belie a lot av extrav'egant sheape goats, whin mebby they are not to blame at •all at all, If payple wud I look at theer tax notices the Wild see that 50 mills goes to the schools, an 3 mills to the County and whither these are too hoigh are net makes no differ, fer shure the town eouncil lias nothing to do wid the fixin av thiene Thiel; Lem toeld theer wus a deefishut feoen last year av $700,,e, which makes another 7 •mills, Thin mosht av the .resht air the taxes are to pay .fer tings the payple voted fer years ago, an about the only ting me bould byes in the council • can be hild reshPonsible - , fer is the rest room, they ietten •uP Ser the wimmin to mate in an shwap resates fer pickles, an sittories about theer childer an theer naybers. If a man builds a new house, arr buys an auto, err marries a woife, he pets the comfort an ixcoitmint up furnin- Isht the trubble an ixpinse fifty-fifty, s9 to shpake; an calls it an even dale, an tis the -same wid thestaxes. Who would want to be eviclout our Hoig.h School arr our sewer sislitim, arr our . electric loights, arr our pure wather arr our paved shtrates now that we .1 hev thim are -even our Town Band, arr Hoslipital that do be gettinshmall grants aitch year? A fell h. can't hev ) y v e ; WINGiliAiVI, ONT., TI-11.313.SDAY, AUG,TST g4th,, 192 THOS. L. JOBB DEAD Passed Suddenly Away Shortly After Retiring An old and respected resident of Passed peacefully away on Friday morning in the person of Mr; Thomas L. Jobb. Deceased had not • enjoyed good health since his severe sickness in the spring, but was around and even appeared •to be in better - health than issual for the past 'few days. He wasth his 74th nee's'. On July. 1st he and his esteemed partner celebrated their fiftieth anni- versary of their wedding, and a hap- py' familY gathering it was for a few days. On Thursday evening Mr. Jobb was out on the lawn, quite late and was in tlie best of spirite when he re- tired, htft -death came peacefully and suddenly,- , The late Mr. Jobb was born in the township of Cartwright, in November 1847, anel came to Huron county with his 'paeents in 186x, settling in the township of Ilhiroberry. In 1863 he moved to Wiregharn, arid enteredinto partnership with James Greharri, 151 the blacksmithing and carriage mak- nags comin his way awi the tonne Shure ye can't aVelways make mone out-sav pollyticks arr even out a thradin harses, but luk at the full y do be hevin. We got a letther from me deserter Katie this wake, an she tould us as a secret •that we naden't be surproised if Nora decides to shtay in the West. It seines that. a bachelor fellah, who lives near Katie's plane hes taken a notion that Nora is the koind av a girrtil he he been lo,olcin fer, an is only vvaitin fer her to say the wurrud. Katie sez he is a foine fellah, barrin the fact that he is English an hes a cousin arr an uncle a mimber av the House av Lords en the ould counthry, but 1 veuddn't hould that up agin the bye, fer shure, it isn't his fault, at all, at all. We can't be reshponsible 'fee awl our relations. I will say this that if he gets ora he will git a good woife, fer a betther housekeeperarra koinder hearted girrul nivir shtipped in shoe leather. Av coorse she hes a self shtarter .a -is a timper loike her mother's, but .that only shows the shnap that is in her. Thine aisy goin inans,may be pleasant to live wid, but it takes the stmappy wans fer wurruk. 'Tis the same as tax paym an wiry - ting ilse in this wurruld., we musht take the bitther wid the shwate, Iviry nan, an wunaman too, I suppose, hes thrubbles an 1 Siuddn't shvvap my oad fer army other fellah's an • take a chance. Me dawter-m-law, evoife av me bye that wus in France, wus radin to Inc wan day about a fellah nained Hamlet, who said he tought t evus betther to bear the ills he had hen to floy to others that he didn't cnow annyting about. Thiel Quid ads who, lived an doied widout ivir. eerie a phonstgraf, err taikin troo it illyphone, are roidin in an auto; arr eein Toronto Exhibition, cud tink tit some purty shiner( times to say. Yours till nixt • wake, ' Timothy Hay. • Or - Wendell Taylor, Sec. Pterchaied Restaurant Business • • R. 2, Teeswater. Mr, Chas. Bondi, the local fruit merchant has purchased the Ice Cream POR SALE—Ilike Buggy as good as Parlor and Confectionery store of Mn new. Apply at The Advance. Wrn. Georges. lFOR 17ViSALE—The MacDonald Block iri . Prize Lists Are Ready • ngharn. Apply to • Abner Coeens Winghani ot Wingliam Fall Fair Prize Lists are Dr. P. McDonald, 228 Central now ready for distribution. Secure a , Ave., Inondon. list froni the secretary, W. T, Booth, or from the treasurer, R. S. WiUiarns •',FOR SALE—On 2011. • con., Elma, at the Bank of Commerce. The, specs lots 7 arid 8, eoc, acres more or less, jai attractions and prizes this year are 94 acres clear, 4 acres maple bush. better than ever before. • Good brick house, bank barn, 64x60, 'Moved To Lucknow cement stables and driving • shed, wind mill a.nd water tank, •Well • Mr, and Mrs. Thos. Abell moved trnderdramect Apply to these household effects to' • Lucknow, • Will 7.10hr/store 'nestle Mr. Abell has, been ap- ial Oil R. R. it, Listowel, Ont. Pointed to represent the super 14tOR. SALE---Heirazinan & Co, used Flee:0, a Right -Tone. Apply to cc!. to lep.rn that Mise Bessie ,Abell Box C, Advance. will continee as organist at St. Pauls thurch and Mr. Bert Abell will con - FOR SALE—Square Piano, good con- tittle • to make his headquarters at dktl°11, seen any :time. Xiell°11sk• Wingliam, as representative for the McKenzie I-Iill, Wirighain. Gunn-Sonola. Co. We are sorry to lose this estem- able family -from Wingliam, but pleas- • VOR SALE—sA fairly good crop of ' 'egress, imestly. Timothy, being lots one and ten, three a.cres, lying -South of the -1,Triion Factory. Ap- ply to • R. A, 'Graham, 3 illOUSE TO RE'NT—Comfortable lacetelf and Vfiticittcliarciee.St.,,,,z;ltyer,101igthhtis; •offiee. SELL the White SeWing 11/Lachine", • they have to equal, , ;Davidson. 4nABORERS WANTED —2 letighest • wages paid.. Apply to the A. quiet wedding took Place at the • ,arn.lers pettilizer, wiegettere home of Mr. and Mrs„. Yos, Coiling, Huron tostluship Tttesday NDERs--Vilill be received by the big, when, their daughter, Presides .stntiersigfted up till nooe on Augest was united in marriage to 3. vie. nest, for repairs tosHendereon drain., toe Haines, son of Mr. and Airs. Ri • ',plans and apnificaticsna inay ba ean • Haines, IA:orris. The ceremony was ' ow offito, 1..avvost elly•tender. PrefOrsned by two brothers-in-lavv of nes nacdaaatily acadpteu, the 'bride Rev. Duncan M.eTavisit 13401 POWelle Clerk of 'rilenbetry.1, Teeswater, and IZ.ev, Chester. Wilklit- •41+.0,%1 • .46..••+ " Soil 13.1nevale. • The happy yOt51.1g. •.A1,,TTE,I),G11,4,. rontn „lat. 1)0a -rd,• couple will be followed to their, new Ar;ty, at tens (steeds,• borne ,in Morns, by the best wislte$ a large circle of friendg. • The !WANT' attl.1,1)1' fling tokis) at limit 'v us pentila tdaC1565.• ,„. „bio... East W o pilot ttit r, • a• Of 01•146.7$1'. A Buys Business Block Dr. A, 5. Irwin sold his business block, opposite, the Advance office this week. Mr. W. 5. Greer buys the store which he occupies anti the up- stairs, Mr. 1.1. j. Thompson buying the, store occupied by Mr. 5, H. Chris- tie, and the rooms above oceupied by Dr. Howson, and Mr. John Galbraith has bought the store which he occu- pied for so many years and the rooms above. This block is one of the best locations on Josephine St, I-Iaines—Colling Nuptials PERSONALS IVIiss Waiters is visiting with friends 111 :Rensit11, Miss Pearl Vanstone is visiting with friends near Belleville. Miss Edith Rush is attending the Millinery Openings in Toroeto. Misses Rose and Lea Smith spent lest week with friends in Goderich. Miss Mona Sanderson is spending her holidays in Hamilton anet 'Derma - Miss McGregor of Duluth, is at present visiting her sister, Mrs. David IVI c Gill. Miss Irene McDonald of Detroit visited her friend, Miss Edna Scott, Victoria St. Mrs. John, Weiler of Toronto, is visiting friends in town also in Turn- beAsry. . Miss Dui:don of Toronto, is visiting at the home of Councillor A. E, and Mrs. Lloyd. ' Mrs. J. Camling of Chicago, vis- ited with her friend, ivlrs. John Cloak- ey last week. Mrs. J. Elks end daughter are visit- ing at' the home of her father, Mr. Fred Johnston. , s Mr. W, J. Boyce was called to Lon- don on Sunday owing to the serious illness of his- sister. • Miss "Babe' Johnston has returned home after a very pleasant visit with , ' •• ' , , LETTER kROM VENICE Western Ontario Girl Gives Account • of European Trip A rnost interesting /atter written by Miss Harris, a teacher of St. Marys, who is visiting, in Europe, appeared in last weeks issue of the St. Marys Journal -Argus and we are passing. ft on to our readers as we believe it will be of sufficient interest. wonder if your readers would like to hear a tale of a Tired 'I'ourist? Esurcipe is full of T, T's this summer, going a fast and furious pace„soaking up information and iinpressions and never eacknowledgingthe "Tired" part while there is anything left to see and hear. • This particular tourist is one of a large, University travel party coming mainly from Ohio, Missouri and Bos- ton. Until today I was the only Can- adian in the crowd of one hundred • and twenty-five, but tonight two ladies from Halifax joined us and in the excitement of meeting a compat- riot, Halifax seemed a stone's throw from St. Marys. The party is divid- ed into 'groups of about twenty each, under the leadership of a University Professor, who lectures on the history and art of the places visited. We sailed from Montreal on the t6th of June by the C. P. R. liner, Montrose and we enjoyed a very pleasant crossing. There was the usual friends In Waterloo. ,exciternei,st, of ,seeing,e the firt ice-, Mr. G W. McGill, B. A. of Toron- the first Giants' Causeway, for we to, has been vsiting with his sister, saw three if the solemn declaration berg sigining me nest wnaie anu ' i Mrs. W. R. Hambly. of different members of the crew is M. d 1 d Mr. W. B. MeCool spent the weekeend with friends in Kitchener. Misses Viola and Dorothy Mcs Dougall of Chicago, are visiting with Miss Jean Ross of Morris. r. an rs. Jo -in McCoolan son, to be believed in spite of th di . . . • ' - hag business, and has been a resident 0.1 Winghatn ever since. Besides his bereaved wife he is sur- vived by five sons and three daugh- ters, viz. Lindsay B. of Montana, Charles of Saskatoon, William R. of Windsor, Christopher of •Edmonton, and Herbert j. at home, Mrs. Leckie of Milton, Mrs. Annabel Woods Of Grimsby, and Mrs, Mina, Morris of Oshawa. • Lindsay and Christopher were un- able .1.,o get home for the funeral and Charles did not arrive in time for the funeral, which was held to Winghani Cemetery on Tuesday afternoon, • Ser- vice was conducted in St. Pauls church, at .2 o'clock, and many paid. their„ last respects. Rev. Mr. Snell, who has been' holidaying at Ayr, re- turned home to have charge of the service. • Mr. jobb was a member of Lebanon Chapter No. 84, and the members of the Masonic frateenity informally attended the funeral. The floral tributes were beautiful among them being remembrances from Windsor Lodge oePerfection of which William is a member, from •the 13e11 Telephone staff of 'Windsor, and from Windsor A. F. & A. M, from f. A. • Mills and staff, from St. Pauls Sun- day School, from -the Ladies' Guild of St. Pattie church, from Wingham Ma- sons; Major and Mrs. Pettigrew, Mrs. Armstrong and Mrs. Steele of Lan-. don, Miss L; Drown and from mem- bers of the family. . The pallbearers were men-ibers of the Masonic fraternity, Bros. Geo, Carr, W. j. Greer, j. L. Stewart, j. Stewart, W. G. Patterson and A, G. Smith. Card of Thanks Mrs. Jobb and family wish to pub- licly thank their friends and. neighbors for kindness and sympathy extended to them during their recent sad be- reavement, also those whO so kindly sent floral tributes and to the Mason- ic brethren. A Great Growth• . The great growth in Western On- tario this year has probably beaten all previous records, from everywhere we hear of extra ordinary sized veget- ables and grairt. Last •week we told of Mr. Cole's corn which was over eleven feet in height. This vireek Mr. Thos. Tayloi. of , East Wawanosh, comes along with a stalk which stands over twelve feet in height, where vvill this end, is there someone who cart produce corn that will go one better. Both stalks have good ears of corn. Mr. Taylor also left us a pea vine which wheii •straightened out goes 3 nches over Mee feet, and arisither pea vine over eight feet which branchee out into two vine S near the centre. Loeal Bowling Tontnainent A. bowling tourftament will be held on the Wingliane Green on Friday afterrloon arid evening, Au,g. 25th. Although the SettS011 is gettieg on it Wottld seein that bowling will be re- vived at Wit gliam, for every evening he; geeen is lit tip and at least a few njoying a game of bowls. The eurnarrient on Vriday will outclass nythieg before a.tteirnited along this litiO at VVirighatit. Monnith has, the green in perfect condition and Les Voting and Sandy Crawford are • to have charge or the tournament, and we all know what 'that will Mean. The drew will be made on Thursday ev- ening.• Splendid prizes will be given and reOreshments will be served. The tielote a now bit sale for .104' front AY 'Of 1.1,A e0fPn'llttA0.,, • ' , Mrs, Ernest Evoy. of Bar River, Al- goma, is visiting her aunt, Mrs, Ma- tilda Mitchell, Victoria St. • Mre, W. H, Irwin of Belmore, vise. 'ted with her daughter, Mrs. R. E. Jackson, over the week -end. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Judson have re- turned from a pleasant motor trip to Montreal and old Quebec. Mr. and Mrs. Davis and family of Tilsonburg, acconipanied by his moth- er, visited in town this week. Mr. 'Fred Carruth of Detroit, spent over Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Williams, Patrick St. Mrs. Earl Cummins and little son, Jimmy, are visiting at the home of her Parents,, Mr. and Mrs., M. R. Beck- with. • • Mr. C. B. Robinson, manager of th 13ell Telephone Co. is attending a con ference of managers at Sarnia. this week, •e v- ersions, the first appearance of a shore line was very welcome to most of us and it was with impatient de- light that we viewed the huge clocks of Liverpool. There was the usual scramble to recover baggage from the customs sheds and then we were whisked off to Chester. The Town of Chester It is my firm conviction that Chesn ter must be the most interesting town in England. To a history teacher it is irresistable. The site of an old Roman camp, it still has its high stone wall encircling the older por- kiest of the city. Around this, one may walk and view below him the River 'Dee which the Jolly Miller made famous, aed which was the last resting place of the unfortunate Mary who went to "call the cattle home amiss the Sands 0' Dee,' Farther along the wall we come to King Charles' Tower, whence the ill- fated Charles saw his eforces defeat- ed at Rowton Moor. One , of the e peculiar features of the town is the - rows -which are arcades of shops Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Hallman,. Ford- wich, and Miss Hallman and Mrs. Hunt, Toronto, visitecl for a,,,few days last week with Mrs. SgeGa.v.in. Mr. and Mrs, R. A. &Serie of Wing - ham, were the guestseof Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Kemp this week, — Listowel Stand.ard. Miss Nellie Breen of the Advance staff, is speeding her holidays at the home of her sister, Mrs. B. H. Miller in Toroeto. Mt. j., G. Fyfe and Miss Viola, are renewing acquaintances in Wingham, and 'inanity. They motored up from Shelbourne. Mrs. WM. 'McLaughlin of Wiegham, visited with her sister, Mrs. Edward Sotheeen; part of last weeke-..-Ford- evich Record. ' • Miss Florence. Isabel Pocock left ,Thursday for it month's visit with relatives in 'Toronto and with her sis- ter at Pickering: Mr. and Mrs. Richard Vanstone, Mr;,and' IVIeS, John Hanna .have re- turned from their motor trip along the ,St, Lawrence. Mrs. C. Simpson and daughter, Margaret, are visiting at the home of the former's parents, Me, and Mrs. T. Forbes, Diagonal Road. Miss Agnes Bowman, principal's as- sistant of Niagara St. school, Toronto spent a few clays visiting her friend, Miss Evelyn' Linklater, Victoria St. • Mrs. F. A. Beatty and' 'soh Elmer, of Toronto, returned on Saturday, af- ter visiting with her 'parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas.tepleton, and other relati- along the second storey, reached from the street by flights of 'steps. These doubtless. are relics of the days when the people retired to the second storey or roof of their house to pour down melted lead or stones on the head of the invading enemy. Even the Cathedral possesses a peculiar charm. We have visited some fifteen cathe- drals and churches since, bne 1. have failed to recover the • spetial thrill that Chester gave, probably because it was • the first, What -Canadian could fail to be moved by the sight of the tattered and thread -bare flag which wrapped Wolfe's body at Que- bec? Or of the huge blue flag which flew at the battle of Jutland? Or of the standards carried by the Cheshire regiments in the Crimea? These and many others bang over the altars of the South transept of Chester. Off to Scotland , At Chester our small group was joined by a large party and we /eft for Scotland, stopping on the way to see the beautiful ruins of Furness Ab- bey. The English Lake District were we visited for a couple of days Was enchanting. It seems to be one of the parts of England Which has been kept free from the bustle of factories and railroads. • One travels through the mountains and over the splendid highways in tally -ho coaches with drivers en bright red jackets. Our trip up beautiful lake Windermere Was spoiled by a drizzling rain which could hardly be called a "Scotch mist" This rainy weather seemed to pursue us and we became write philosophical (Continued On page 3) DRURY COMING TO WINGHAM Miss Jean Ross, who has been Nisi - ting with her grandparents and other fot,.$°b1111',7'‘ • 4ssesssessIr"--r. L, .• ' 44, $40.00 Cash will, 1)ny a $75, La -Vola Phonograph. MAHOGANY FXNISH CABINET •! "Colonilsie Phonographs" .and,'•ell, , -the latest reeords. , Esiiscm ,Amberolas arid, AnthOrOlai" • ' • • Records. • , ,• Edison Diamond 1-)ise PleenoeaPh'• gee and. Diamond Dir Records., ...,,,,ne_s.esseemenenee ,„, Phonographs' sold.•oneasy, ssients. CK16131)0 S r • The Repeal!: thrniatritet • • s Winerhans. Ont,• =11 11111 111e111 111 111 Dine 111 111 H 11111111 111 111 111 111E11111111 1111tillf .F111111;47111:01:11'1; ,1!! r 1 . .1!!, 317' 11.4 LOCAL AND GENERAL Taxes Already Paid • • IVir F. H. Roderus was the first eit- e twi zhaeesri Btohafrile Wcf orisifitgHtli:axtimpi ialtytooe teey phai ys tt:xxee: ttizt7 • e Collector Fra.lick this year. Mrs. Goy/ , A Work of Science • Science has enade it Possible to d&' ,,‘' liver "SaIade" Tea to your table, wa hfelanveitr alesftdetllsieeatgearailecinsa.PP• Feeaolir.rtegaa:'-•'.' ross the ocean sealed in lead. chests, ,• n'se opened by ue, blended, el.ectrically. , weighed, vacuum packed, and finally; s's1 resealed in air tight aluminum "Sa- „Inni lada" reaches your teapot too per cent, S pure and -with every bit of the, fras 1, • • grant flavor preserved. It is the 1, most delicious tea that you can buy. ' ' t. just try it and be convinced. 'Ask I for it to -day. s The Lion Mead Rubber Co. ' In looking through the new pros- , pectus of the Lion Mead Rubber Co, ' we find the name of Amos 'rieslings • ," among the directorate. This newly. ' organized conspany will build factors ' ies at Hull, Quebec, 'where they manufacture high-grade automobile tires and tubes, also the nianufacture • of the Meade valve for which the • ,, company -hold complete patents. The • • In company has an authorized eacital , $2,500,000, divided into se..,500 000 share • es of the par value of $x each'. • Sev- eral of the shares are owned in Wing- , ham and - Complete stock of Ladies' Hom Journal Patterns at Isard's. •Miss Jessie Taylor is visiting in D troit, at the home of Mrs. Heath. Mr. John Davis of Toronto, is visi- HtingD- atthehome of his mother, Mrs. Mrs. Orpen and son of Toronto; Mrs. Geo. Phippen. are visiting at the home of IVIr. elfd Mr. John Stewart who has been visiting with his daughter, Mrs. W Jos. Henderson has returned to hi home near Galt. All accounts owing j. E. Homutl must be settled on or before Sep 1St., as on that date the business wil be taken over by Mr. Art Adams. Don't forg-et to gel your clothe cleaned and pressed for the Exhibi tion at Teinpleme.n's. A rumor has been circulated that ,Dr. Irwin intends leaving town. We are pleased to learn that this rumor is entirely without foundation, A very .Pretty tea was served on the court by the Wingham Tennis Club on Monday, Aug. 15th. The net proceeds amounted to about $1o. Mr. and Mrs. Tas, Walker announce the engagement of their youngest daughter, Florence Madeline, to Mr. Garnett L. Baker, on of Win. S. and the late Mrs. Baker of Iroquois, Ont. The marriage to take place the early part of Sept. Wingham L. 0. L., No 794, will hold decoration services on Sunday afternoon, August 27th. Brethren will meet at the Orange Hall at 2.30 p. Wingham Citizens' Band in attend- ance. Now Mr. Farmer don't leave your suit to the last minute to get cleaned and pressed, being them now and get a good 'job done with them at Tem- plernan's. Mrs. Thos. Drunimond of Hensel, is visiting with her sister, Mrs. T. J. McLean. Mrs.'1Vm. Fallis and children iNewbridge, are visiting at the 'tonic of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Scott, iag- --„,e ,- onal Road. : Will the person who was seen take •' ,,• ' ing 54 hens ;belonging to Mr. Teincles ,' man, Edward. St, bring there. hack •-'";' 1 and save 'further trouble. ' ,•.. ' • ' i ' • .,,• , PEACHES—Orders. taken for a, ear, I load of No. x quality .Niegara., Peaches at growers' prices.Deliere Ory at Wingham and Belgrave. • e.„ Mrs: Jas. Bone. Phone 14-635. . • . , The Advance is equipped to do any and all job printing from Catalogue work to a calling card. The type setting machine enables us to take care of many times the amount of work which we could formerly attend! to. • At the union services at the Bap- tist church next Sunday morning, the topic will 'be "Gathering strength for life's battle”, at the service in the Methodist church on Sunday evening, the subject will be "Making the right tart in life." Mr. VanNorman's mare, -Victoria Hal, has evidently picked up some of he speed which was displayed among he races under John McIntosh s natagement She paced a mile one A.ugust x8th in 2.20.1, the last half in .08, Willa is considered very fast for ive weeks in trainer's hands. A New York woman left $S000 101 cr will to provide for tile family cat, ! ith the need for fresh air funds for allid children in all the large cities, he law of the country should be such s to allow the collets to invalidete a 111 isa favor of one of the lower ani- ials when there art so many made the likeness of God who are n.1 the obit of starvation. An editor can't make it house -to- ' ouse canvass for news„but is always glad to have it handed ni, We want ell the 110W,S, 51131 es pleased to men-' tient your pests, or yiettr visitora as mention those of your fliuighboi' btit ina.ybe your neighbor gives ns inore! assistance in getting the facts. Hand in your news items, Our cohmine are open to them. Mr A. C. Adams, who has been the indent manager of Mr. J. A. Mills' our and feed store for the past ten ears has Curtheted the fIour and si businesS frenet Mn t. F.,. biomnt1t t relatives in Nova Scotianeeturned to her home oil end. line of IVIorris, last •1 week. . 2 Mr. and Mrs. Chas, E. Smith and ,,,...e, f Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Rotilsten of Hur• - on. township, • Spent Sundahe Sunday at ts h home of Mr. and Mrs. A. -G, Smith, w Victoria St. e -P Mr. and Mrs. j. H, Jennings and A. t faifilly motored from Pontiac, Mich„ a last week and visited Mrs. Jenning's w sister, IVIrs, Matilda Mitcheli, Victor- eii ia St ,s" , 11 Miss IVIar,earet Henderson and little- e P Miss 13etty McCallum of Toronto, , see le -visited for a week with Mrs. Isabella li e, 1-Teriderson ancl Me, and MrS. liarvey Nivins of toevte Mr. and IVIrs. Thos„ IL 'Ford aod daughter, Irene, who has beeit very sick at the home of her sister, Mi. Howard Finlay, are leaving this week for their home le Ridgetown. 11/Irs. T 11. Gibson of lAringham, ent several it.ys sp visiting with her sister, MrS, Jos. Davidsori. Mr. Gil).4. Son 411C1 two daughters were ale0 down 611.11/fSet.11dalriacreIrs,eWr6ivilleahneR11/47aecrdtio.oald of C,ltesley, 'Ont„, announce the engage - intuit of t401.1. ytaligeSt daughter, Mar- iorie Ito Dr. Ddeald R. Flit- laYson,,tb narrige. to, take plate, ear. y r.it„ , • 10 , e ,, Piet -tiler" Dfiffy ,, y Vitlio is at present recetving a, goon tei e b 41 of pnblielty,.beeatise road - 'ening. out policy, wino is bong stroitttly. opposed' by Prettier Drury,' haS promised to vilit Wingliant on Valli', Day, .,Sept,..zt$tilt., and Will take possession on Sept. Tst. li Is atn s ttention to anduct it strictly cash business land v411 givo 1)est of servict his, plat4 bitaineaS. : •"' •''' "•-•• .s' .4, , ' : ' • • .. • • ,4"kr Lk, i41,14114"(4:144.444,.;41.14.4444; .11..a.a .1. .. 147,412•114.,Z,zr.„,...„ \ \e..efikalate )14104 I"The '&421 Shoo for Childten.'4 When Buying Chilaren's Shoes REMEMBER it. isn't first • Coit eounis—it sine tetoh of life of the shoe, The lowest-Fite- persdayn-wear of env shoes in. Cern ada71e.---11 :SHION'S'04;LIE 4 I inShoes hr ChildrenJ Om- Fall lines of Hurlbut Welts have arrived. Have op- ened mit to our entire satisfat- tion. All r.cathers, Ogeullettl: Fabant Le'ath't ceoas Sizes 4 to /11, Alld 8.95 . Pusssrfoote---4 Sizes 8 to 164- at --44,50 to $495 Pat White cix.ttt. Via Batt or taco White Itid ,„, , ,.