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1 like Cheita,Grocery,Stores of Canada Wanglla'1arn,'O tt, l 'Tour Editor Speaks "
We love tilis town, .there's nothing.
{ . +' like it, however far or wide »�e 1lilee.
-e Machine e lice d. reakf ase Bacon 37c �' it. .We're glad we c amc, we 'gladly
linger;,ah4 sling the type with skillful
finger.t)ur feet, and heart are over-
Castile Soap, 3 cakes :fo'r roc Tiger Brand Catsup size; -with• weal and woe we symp t-
thize' We're tickled as that budding'-
IN 'Beecher when church folks raise the
�. 2� .: fa local preacher, l{roni. Jimmy ,Sniitlr's•.
7 lbslbs, 30e ;= first wailing .breath to when,.iiis..eyes
are closed, in death, there's scarce a
iii word or work or caper 'hut interests
Parc N• — the 1oc'ai paper, The members of the
Ladies' Aid by whd7n�•the first prize
eil pie; is "made, we're .good and glad= to
r j,� celebrate her,;;arid, if' .tmwed,•thus•help
11� Pea eat Bach ▪ . e lie® to' date,,her,. Each doubting Thomas
to'.convince, we give • her recipe for
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as t gi od• as: she will likely get, ,we
print.I4iad .words abO,t the wedding,,
e'en though we. fear,:: they'll. have hard
sledding, feliciate;the bride and groom
and hope to see the birthrate boon;.
We want ,t1 e news.bat want the best;
we censor some arid",print the rest.
Send in the facts and keep them cont
ing we like them fresh and hot and
humming: Send in the news '.but,
search' your heart; be sure it hold's no
poisoned_ dart,,. '.In all. the •land there
is •no cuss so .mean as old Anonymous
We go each night in peace to roost
if we h rye done ,onr daily boost; but
nightmares coma to -fright and shock
for ,every -mean and measly knock
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Mr, ,Jahn. Coi i.tes.,,has. returned. to,
LUCKNOW A certain farmer, who kept a large Philadelphia, after spending the past
number of cows, was noted for.: his •few weeks -with relatives here,
Mr. Murray and Mr. Joe Agnew'hoes One Mr. Rich.. Johnston shipped a 'car
t ka. excellent butter, and cheese.. were in. Sprucedale, Muskoka. night he was called up and infoftned load of la -hs and hogs fo Toronto on
Mr. Milton Naylor has gone West, that one of his best cows had got a Saturday. He accompanied therm to
his mail route is being attended to by turnip stuck in its throat: He hastily the market.
Mr
Price
aur _Naylor: dressed and went down
to his stable Misses Louie arid Jessie Patton are
vr. and Mrs: Rutz or Milverton, 'and examined
cows, but found spendino• a cotpie.;nf torbic, withtela-
arc guests of r. and A7� s Con none' f them had •an tiring the mat= tives at Toronto... ' .:.
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ter with it: so he went back to bed,: Mr. and Mrs, ,Jas,' Master's,•, spent;.
>✓c net.
'l . ' of indsor, very_ much put out at having been Sunday with friends at Wrnghain.
.Mr. Malcom .McLeod ,W ..1 •,
was a nest attie oirre Mrs. en- ,Mr: and iVlr ., 'Nichol left
e g. 3,. up nekt...•rraorning he went to :fetch Tuesday for a two Mouth's visit with
neth Al'cLeod�•last• week.
1° '! of M K called np for nothing When he •got• i` c s Jas.on
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-Treleavena d
Mr and Mrs. Wes:
daughter, Norma ;of Clinton, visited
with relatives here. -
Mr. Alen. M cKenzie, father of Mrs.
D. N. Lawrence, died at the home of
his 'daughter-, Mrs. Thos. Inglis.
Mr. Alex. • Nicholson' has gone o1 a
tome water, and found a turnip stuck
in the pump much to his astonishment
and anger, •
Baseball Club. Affairs Wound
.At 'meeting of the Teeswater base-
ball club last -Friday evening,the fin-
ancial affairs' of the club were found
trip to England• and Scotland.: to •show a_ deficit and those al :the
hfrs. R. .`L MacKenzie and Miss meeting ted favor of havirg •'the'
Bessie MacKenzielave been' carat iii ripeig vo in S $
p g supporters cheques cashed for the
at Bruce Beach. purposeof paying all outstanding ac-
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I'fiss Mildred Treleaven is visiting counts and any balance will be return -
with friends in Toronto; • •
Mr: Harold._ Treleaven has under-
gone an operation in. Toronto.
At a special'rrreeting of the 'Worn -
en's Institute a flower and needlework
display was given by the daughters of
Institute rneinbers.::. A good program
was given, one number -was a paper
byMiss Dorothy•Don la
s on the
:Physical Culture ourse given in To-
ronto- this summer.
Mr. Will Naylor. is attending the
Toronto. Exhibition this week.
A district. Mission Band Rally was
held in the ;Presbyterian Church, --six
out of the eight churches were repre-
sented. Lunch was served. :• after'the
afternoon meeting. Mrs. McKerroll.
gave a splendid • talk at' the evening
meeting. .
"From what land
do
Yecooir. as:
,
ed the Scot
"The greatest ¢in. the world," replied
the Yankee.
"Puir bairn, ye've:1st yo'ur,accent,"
said the canny one.
Correctly Fitted
• gyeglaesse:"-
I R PI MILTO$ Opfom
"What l' did. to cure a
cough which was Rack-
ing znny .• sy ten
to pieces."
"One ver';' hot evening last sum.
mor,while in ,the mountains, a pool
breeze<.suddenly,oame up"3hidh
left me thoroughly ehil'od; Next
day I felt a slight cold in my head
btit thought nothing of it: Tho fol-
lowingday the cold had developed
, into a'cough. This kept up for some
weeks but instead of getting better,
the cough kept getting worse. A
tielding sensation ddvelolied in ,my
throat. I tried" everything
think of to get rid of it. It was worse
when I wept to bec1. As soon as I
laid down the tickling � sensation.
started' and the only -;relief' 1 eould.
get was t"o+'sit stip in •bed. Towards,:
morning, 1 sometimes; from sheer-'
exhaustion, managed to gets a lit-
tle sloop -During all this time my,
Dough 'was getting worse, . Soxgee
times in these' severe fits of coughing
spasms ,1 was left weak and exhaus-
ted. Anything I tried only gave me
temporary relief: I couldn't;: take
anything but liquid foods. 1 couldn't
sleep. T' was -losing .werght,••,every.,
day. At tifi5:es" I reoffered tree Most'
inter se agony' With. `headaches. 4:friend of mine told ute•about Carnol.
After trying it for three sweeps I,no-
tired that my cough was beginning
to soften, that my appetite was re-
turning, that the headaches hit d'
left „me, the,_ .1 slept longer. After%
ts,ittn.g seven. bottles of Cartel, I
am, perfectly well and enjoying
better health ,than 1 have ever ,had.
before in my lifer"
Writes Mrs./ of Montreal
Carnol to 'sold by your druggist
sand if you oat, conscientiously say,
After you. have; tried it, that *hasn't
ote you any g(?od, retiurn the emp.'
ty bottle to lupi and he •vrilll' refttud.
ybttt money; .10422 -
Sold by
I, Walton McEibbon
ed to the shareholders.' It is roughly
estimated that 6o•per cent of :the shar-
es would be required to balance., the
books. Last year the cheques were
all returned It is asafe guess, that if
Teeswaterever has another, ball team
it will be purely local,; Two seasons.
ofsfrug,Ygling. to make ends meet and
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thelast one a miserable' -failure fin-
ancially, when hopes were the highest
for•success, is•rather discouraging for
the :backers of clean' sport, and,,their
energies ;maybe directed in other
channels of 'sport where the, money
question is not so largely a mattkr of
Worry.
girls After fifteen years': gi s .de voto alk
_heir thought 'to„.,getting a. husband.;
but you wouldn'tthink it after you
see what some• of them got.
BUILDING FORR K•CE3URCH
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Sale -The Methodist church at
Langside, 3ox36,. 'solid' :brick',. walls.
Tenders will be'ieceived by the un- Imnosiible : happenings: "Take her
dersigne-d up till October 1st: I igh; boy,", said the fond parent. "She has
est or any tender not necessarily been badly spoiledand a little'pover-
accpeted: ty will, do her good.
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Herb Pettapiece, Trees
R. 5,: Lucknow,
relatives • anitoba,
re]a s in M •'.
lvliss Edna Johnston Is yisittng.rela-
tives at •Tosvnto, and Hamilton this
week.
„Mr.. Har'otd`,Holmes left. for -the
.west last week.
Mt. Ed:: Armstrong 'of Glenannan,
visited friends here this week:
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ALVIN FOX: D. C.,. D. 3.0.
Chiropractor-
Hours-2
hiroP ractor
Hours -2 to 5, 7.to 8 p.m...-..Phone;;gr,
.Wingham, • Ont.
'While -my wife is awe I've of to
yY., I'vegot
said. a disgruntled -custom-
er in the -rapid fire •restaurant S Q'
".Tough'ainkt it to have- to eat where'
you can't find . fault and • get away
with it?" sympathetically ;returned
Heloise,'the waitress.
BORN Hastings—in ,Curnberr on
•gs Y, .Sunday,
Aug-, -27th, to Mr. and Mrs, R. A.
Hastings, a., son. _
The reason that the modern Dun
Y g
man• doesn't get on his knees tv•pr'o-
.pose is because two can't t ecruPYthem
at the same time.
Wendell Taylor, Sec: -•• '-
R. 2, Teeswater.
Did you ever gee a mule pull when
he was kicking; or did you ever' see
him kick when he was pulling. Get
wipe; don't be a. mule.
"Sag. M. . herg �ehia is,`Grei . �
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``I .wonder if Frank is i •
ll? 1 can't understand why we
,haven:,t heard fy tri l�iart."
``Don't worry,. Mother, he's all right., ‘lie, has "just 'for -
.,gotten tp writf.'
But 111otlier couldn't help worrying. NO letter for ten,
days frobe her, "boy a1: College
"`.Call him up right now," said loather ---"just ask fot the
• number, The"landlacly -will' get him to the phone: It's
' half -past eight and you'll get the evening rate, on a Station -
to -Station call:" • '
In just six int mites Mother aiid soil were having a heart -to -Heart talk.
'Frank had written a week a;p—is:,t—had forgotten to post the letter!
"Well, what a relief;" said 1` lother, as she turned from the`telephone,
"and to think Trow siintiple it Was to set' our minds at rest. 1 think
I'll call him every week."
She does. '3otli look forward to those happy few minutes, from week
to week: l'he reduced evening nates on her S'!"i,ifo,r to-Sia'ioia calls
stcr so very low tit,; t, as i‘Inther says, "it would be foolish to deny
myself the pleasure."
Every evening Lonp Distance wires
hunt with voices bridging the gulf °be.
tweet'_' ltptne and 06 abtent ones.
cif 'p ',6 I), try Belt
4.•4 ""--.. �' is Telephone
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five of Winghann'S';oldept; Orangemen'. ` Reading ,from left .to. right, are
Bros. Wi J: Deyeli, F: H. Roderiis,-' Seyntou.r' Thornton, J. F. Groyes and
A, Hi' Musgrove.
BLYTH
The school board', .have ' engaged
Miss Swayne of Snncoe, to fill. the
vaeaucy on the teaching• staff caused
by the resignation of Miss -Horton.
Miss Tillie Carr returned to Mon-
treal;on Monday Having visited at'
:her
home here for the past month. Miss
Carr is engaged in -Mission work.am-
ong the Italians. .
•Rev. C,, A. Tiffin and Mrs: Tiffin
have returned from visiting friends
in•'Ow•en"Sound and..Dttrhaiji
Mr. and`'Mrs. `Jas' 'flvft'Quarrie'''of
Winnipeg,' are visiting theformer's
ruotlier, Mrs. Hugh McQuarrie.
Blyth Fall- Bair will be held, Sept.
28th, the special attractions• and priz';
es are betterthan ever before. Schoo
Fair which is becoming a yearly event
will also be held.. •-
Wilbert Spafford; travelling
salesman for Gordon McKay's hole -
sale hottse spent his holidays' at: •his
hone het'e.
Rev. ,:W,• B. Hawkins aiid fancily
are> spendinga' couple of Weeks with,
rends.
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These suits are-. splendidly
tailored froii1 all wool tweeds,
in browns; grays and dark mix-
tures, real. up-to-date styles that
young men appreciate, specially
▪ priced` at $2o;oo, $22,5o and $25.
MEN'S .SUITS {,
'High grade tailored Snits
that are made in the latest sty] -
es from all wool materials of
serges, tweeds and ,worsteds.
These suits will assure long ser-
vice, Specially priced at $2z.5o
to :$30.00.
BOYS' CLOTHING
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Es Brussels .Woman Found Drowned
Fisherman at the. river at, Brussels,
on Tuesday- afternoon were shocked
to 'find the body of an aged woman
floating in the water, winch upon in-
vestigation proved .to be that of Miss
McNab. She made her home -with
her neices, Mrs. (Dr.) Anderson. and
Miss Maggie A•IcNab, whose farm ad-
joins the river: She was in th'e habit
of taking daily. walks along the river
and it is supposed. that- she tripped
and fell .down the. embankment, which
,is. very steep at ;rite point,>where the
fatality occurred.'' "
Hogging The Road
The one' who over takes another
Lion
"tile road is -entitled to pass if he
wishes, and the law provides that the
one who is overtaken shall ,open to
the: right to allow for the other pas-
sing on the left. There -is rio slow
speed -limit ` Any who wish to pro- IN
long the joy' of the' scenery, or com-
pany,is at liberty to do so, .to • their
heart's content, but not - allowed to
block the way of -those in haste, eith-
er on business or ;pleasure bent. In
the `old, time it w as_corrimon in driv-
'
ing to encounter a "smart aloe"'.with
IF. WE ALL WENT ON' STRIKE
•I wonder what would happen,' ,
If :we.' all went on strike,
And everyone refused -to touch
A .job he didn't like.
Suppose the •cows and chickens quit
And wheat refused to grow,.
And, corn,;and .clover 'threw a fit,
• And wind just wouldn't blow.
.Mankind has such an easy s , life;
He thinks he owns the earth,.
If. these things happened hewould
learn •
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,How'httle-hewas worth.
It's A4 Great'Life '
Soiree folks seem to have an idea
that the local print shop is a charit-
able institution, and that the printers
'are on a diet of fresh = air, and blue
sky. When they are in need of print-
ed matter, which can be turned out
by the local shop, ,with' neatness and
despatch.,. thiey send their order to a
city shop without even giving the
local man a •chance to quote prices
and show samples. Then, in many
cases; it only a short time until
-they-send in some article concerning
somethingg
in connection _with their,
social circle, to be published free, It
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is a- great life, if you don't weaken. -
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Now is the tine to buy your
boy's new fall suit, _hemespuns
and tweeds in new belted styles
a full range of sizes 26 to 33, at
l $9:75. Worsteds and tweeds in
® all sizes' to 35 at $II.00 to $T4.
BOYS' PANTS
A complete range of boys'.
odd pants in good heavy quali-.,_
ties, suitable for school wear, at
$2.00'to•.$3.00 a pair:'; - ,
• MEN'S WEAR
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Men's New Fall, Hats,. Sweat-
® ors; Shirts and Ties, Men's and
111. Boys'• Caps, Underwear, Hos-
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a -fine rig and a fast horse, who- did- ®'
lilt have to take any one's. dust,", who al Produce. Wanted
would always insist on a race- if any _
one tried to pass, and , who -ivoulld.AffinsmailognmEssman
never £
ne ail.to jockeyfor the middle of
J. A .
the road, ;if there was any chance, _of
the other getting ahead. There are
still 'too many survivors of that, class,.
and too many of them in high pow-
ered' cars, who insist on hogging •the
road; even when there- is no dust. •
FORDYCE
Mr. 'acid Mrs. William Rintoul of
Wigm,
n ha` visited . at Mk . Alex.. Rin-,
tout's on Sunday.
Mr, Robert McKY
a ;visited at Mr.,:
Teter Leaver's one day last week,
Mr. Victor Enitrierson' and sister,
•Lela,visited. at Fordyce on Sunday
last.:
Miss Lavina Mi]ner.of.Art hur, is at
Present visiting relatives in; this lo-
cality. -
m ` -Martin has trchased
'Mr. Ja cs' pl ,
'another new engine to thresh with.
Misses Valetta and Margarite'Tif-
fiii visited- at William Champion's one
day recently. ;. •-
Miss, Victori'`a Champion, who has
been in Goderich;f r some..time, has.
returned home,
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•int and Mi: Robert
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Mr. D.
Haines J. J
Haines nrotdi•ed to Amaranth, one
day last week for i' few days visiting'
i their : relatives, Mr. :Janes ,Snowden
Seeds A Specialty.
THE OLD CHURCH
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I Have wandered brei again, dear
hurcit olnl
T the Y childhood days
Where' oft;I •kn '1t'Witl blit a stain •
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=To mai: my words . of praise. '
kneel in.this blestlace,„
And:while I place,
My head± on the altar; rail,
les me with Thyrength"and
Oh; *bless st
grace,
And love that cannot fail.
I 'have -wandered far away, dear Lord;
Fromthe path my mother .trod;
1tit now worn out with wandering,
My soul turns' toward my God.
My childhobd days return to me,
Without; one scar or stain;
And, 0 dear Lord, I wish to be
As good and vire again:
I':have ..wandered back again, dear
Lord; -
I' care no more r '`tb tray.
My heart cries out in prayer to Thee,
Lest Thou shouldst turn away.
Ali near arid dear are. dead and gone,
And strangers kneel ;beside;
But I'll be never more. alone,
With Thee to guard and guide.
=James A. Power: in the Typographi-
cal Journal.
BORN' and,Mr; McPherson,•
Keiinedy=In Whitechurch; on Wed., Mr..William' O'Callaghan of Toroin-7
Aug. 23rd., to Mr.' and Mrs. David to, spent the_week end under the•par-
Kennedy, a son. ental roof. Q
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• NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given, pursuant to
Section 56, Chap. x2r- of the Revised
Statttes of Ontario, that all persons
having claims .against the estate -of
Jane Haslam, ;deceased, who .died ori
or about the twenty-first day of June,
A. D. 1922, at the of Wingharn
-in the Province of Ontario, are re-
quired to send by post, prepaid, or to
deliver to. R. Vanstone, Wingham;,
Ontario. Solicitor for the Executors,
on or before the twenty-sixth day of
September A. D. 1922, their names'
and acldresses, with full particulars of
their claims in writing, ' and the na-
ture of the securities (if any) held by
them duly verified by a statutory de-
claration.
And further take notice that after
the said twenty-sixth day of Septem
'ber,. 1922,. the assets of the said es-
tate will be distributed by the Exec-
utors among the Parties entitled there-
to, having regard only to the claims
of_which they then Have notice,
,
and the estate will not be. liable for
any clailns not filed, at the time of the.
said distribution: : ,
Dated at Wingham this twenty-
sixth day of August, A. D..1922.
R. VANSTO.NE,
Wingham; P. 0.
Solicitor for the Executors