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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1922-09-21, Page 1gee IMMISOM110.10.30M211021tliMS19.13101 ad Tuesda ;Single Copies Four Cents aieS Are Corning In . Taxes are coming in very well at Wingharn this year. 3p to the 15th ,ssf this month, $24,000 ,was reeeipted y Collector Allen M. Fralick This, we understand, is over $7,otso more :than was received` np • to the. eame period last year. • ' -Winghain Roads ComPleted The county and provincial engin- meers were in town on Monday inspect- ing the new pavements et Wingliarri, they were highly pleased with , the work. Mr. Mitchell and his gang left on Monday for Paris where, they will ..-lay" a couple of permanent ,streets'. ' Winghain has now ii-iore pavement .than any other town of nearly the :same size in Canada. EVERYBODY'S COLUMN L L—Suffering from rheumatism, kidney or liver dise'ase, nervous prostration, insomnia, indigestion, female trouble, .i.riaenaia blood pres- sure. The magnetic electric blanket restores ancl radiates the body with PERSONALS 136,amMissaamorguth. VlIBM16.1.11:11' ptembr 25th. and' 26th,—The Biggest and Best for Many on't WINGHAM, OT4T, THURSDAY SEPTEMBER. 21st, 1922 , Mr 7 Jobb spent 1, few-ddays last week in Miss Doris Fells leaves next week to attend Univereity at Toronto,. Mr. and 'Mr's,' E. C. CroSs. have re - tinned to their home in Brooklyn. Mr. and Mrs, Todd of,,Lucknow, visited with relatives in town on Stin- y. Mrs. John liforrisoir is visiting at •the home of Mrs. John McKinnon, of Plolyrood. „ Mr. and, Mr6. E. H. Dever of De- troit, spent the week -end with Mrs. J. Button. . . •• Mr. and, Mrs, s. Mcdee and Mss jt 13er tl spen Civic Holiday with friends in Stratford.' .00 Mrs. John Fowler attended the fun- eral of the late Mrs. John Glenn at Palmerston oie Friday. ' Misses -Annie and -Catharine Mor- rison spent a few days in ,London at- tending the Exhibition. s Mrs. Ed. Ers,befin, (formerly Arliss perfect circulation, e 1im inat es Fessant) of Toronto, is renew- -waste Matter and restores the body to health, • Mrs. T. Fells, Treatments, Patrick St. AUCTION SALE—Valuable Town Property in Pleasant .Valley on Sat- urday, September 23rd., at 3 o'clock. Lots 37 and 38, on the West side of , Alice Se, ii ilie lawn of Wineharn. and Lots 39 10 42 on the east side ot saki street. On the former property is a frame house in good repair with cement floor in basement, sum- mer kitchen, town water, well and cistern. Wm, Guest, Proprietor. T. R. Benuett, Auctioneer. -AUCTION SALE—Young Cattle at John Gillcspies''Whitechurch, at 2 o'clock on Saturday, September 23rd. so Steers, 16 Heifers and 4 Springers. Lott & MacDonald, Props. John Ptirvis, Auctioneer. -CIDER MILL—and Apple Butter buSiness for sale. 'In A. conditlon- . . . :Just recently rebuilt. Apply -S.teS,: Jos. °Meisel-, Teesvv.ater, or to Geo. Olheiser,- at Robertson's Gar- age, Wingham, '...FOR SALE—Mounted Deer Head, large antlers, five branches cirf`each. .Apply to ' NathanieYThompson, •' Whitechurch. FOR'SALE—Range,- CroWn Huront With water front, also watet• power --washer. Apply to G. 71 -lug -lies, France -S' St. .OR -SAI.E—In the Town of Wing ham about three acres of land on which is situated a good sized frame house, with cellar, town water, elec-, tric lights, afici all in first class repair, also a good stable on the place.' For particulars apply to j. G. Stewart, agent, Wingliam, ()rut. -72°R SALE—The MacDontild-Block ' in Wingliam. Apply to .- - Abner Cosens, Wingham, or Dr, P. MacDonald, 228 Central .!Ave., London. FARM FOR. SALE --Fifty acres of choice landewell fenced, good build- ings, well watered, half mile from • school; one mile from a church, five- miles from Wingham. :Apply to • The Advanoe. FARM, FOR SALE—Lots 24 and 25, Con. 4, Grey, containing too acres fair buildings close to school tele- phone, cream and mail route tit: gate, 65 acres workable, balance 'bush and pasture with, running 'creek. Price $4,500: 113 cash, bat- .anee 6 per cent. Apply to Wm. j. Duckering, Box 329, Liskiwel. TO RENT—A store in the Holmes' Block, can be used for almost any purpose. Applyto L. Kennedy. . O RENT—Six roomed cottage. Ap- ply at The Advance. USED CARS FOR SALE -8200.0o .down buys a 1919 Gray -Dort in splendid condition; $roo.00 down will buy a 1918 Gray -Dort model in good condition; $T00.00 down buys a 1917 Willys'-Knight. Re- member every car you see on the ;street is 'a used car, One Delco Isight Plant at a greatly reduced Trice. Will exchange any of the :above cars for cheaper cars. L. Kennedy. ing acquaintances in toWne, • Ift 5:r W. Helps has returned horree after spending :it month, with friends itt Thessalon and Algoma. Mr. ancl Mi•s. Kent -Dever and little son, of Detroit-, were guests of their aunt, Mrs. J. Button last week • Mr... and Mre, Jas. Irving of Luck now visited oVer Sunday at, the home of their daughter, Mrs, A.- G. Sr Mr. W. F. Burgman, -wife Emd: son, Jack are spending- a -couple of weeks' holidays, with trieTnds in :Parkhill and other places. ' -• Mr. Fred -Manuel .ancl:Mes.Wrn Walsh of Detroit, motored to Wing - ham, on Monday and will visitefriends here for a week - Mr. Stanley Jackson axed bride- of Hamilton, formerly of Clinton, were guests at the luime of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Scott, Diagonal Road this week. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Gallaher ac- companied by Mrs.,. Lennox and Miss Velma, also Miss Maud Higgins were Woodstock and London visitors last Mrs. Henry Davis, left town on Saturday, with her daughter, Miss Irene, with whom she will visit in Stratford for a few weeks, prior to 'going to Toronto. . . NOTICE frAkE NOTICE THAT x. The Council of ,the Corporation of the Town of Witigham has con - strutted as a local improvement a :concrete pavement on John Street East from Jeisept-iirie Street to Carling Trerrace. 2. The cost. of the' work is $22,500 f which $12;5514.92 is to be paid by tlie COtporation. The special rate per ioot frontage is 32.3e. The special assessment is 1:0; be paid in twenty annual instalments. 3. The estimated lifetime of the, worle is twenty years. 4, A Court of Revision will be held 'on the 251,h day of Septeinber, 1922, at 10 a. in, o'clock at the ToWn 14a11 .for thespurpcise of hearing complaints Against the prOposed assessments or the accuracy oil frontage measure- ments and any other complaint which persons interested may desire to make and which is bylaw cognizable by .tlie Conte. Dated Clerk's °filed, Wingliatn, this tgth, day of September, 5922, Gallitaitli, Clerk; Mrs. peake of Toronto, is visiting. With he? sister; Miss Maud Davis Miss Dtivis will. 'return with eIVIrS: Peake to Toro n tits wiieiue She will spend the winter, . Mts. Wm. Walsh. of Detroit, is vis- iting With her sieter, Mrs. ,H, Hunscliffe and Mrs. Mantiel beeene she leaves' On' a motor trip tOtottdon, Niagai7a Falls and Buffalo. . • NUS, R. j. Tindall received a sud- den call to' leave for Manitoba because that. her .sister, M17S. john Sims of Snowflake was seriously ill.- She left 'oft Wednesday morning. Friends of Mr. George Criaik- shanks :will be Pleased: to hear that he is Improving after his recent severe illpess. He was Operatedon in the Wirightim' General PIospital for appen- dicitis. 'Mrs Geo Newman Of Espenola Algoma„ yiSited with Mrs, Alex Van- alStyne .6ver the week -end and is at present visiting with Mrs. Jack Rad- ford of Behnore . She was formerly Miss' Ella MacDonald. Mr.. and • Mrs. Albert Matheson of the Custom: Dept:, Sarnia, were the guests, .of Mrs. Peter Fisher for a day this week., They also • called on Uleit old fliends, Meesrs.• Gavin Wil- son and John MacLean end other old time friends. , , • Mr. „arid' Mrs. Peter Fowler, Mr: and Mrs, eta. Jenkins, Mrs. :Arthur McGee, Mr. and Mrs. Miller Proctor,. and Mr. PrOcter's father and sister of Bluevale Road, tuid. Mrs. Wheeler of Beigrave, Motored to London, exhilc- ition last week: ' . We intended making a list of the -visitors to London exhihition but found that almost everyone.from town spent file,' Civic' Holiday at London. After .attending ,the Totonto,Fair ohe i$ not greatlieimpresSed„With the Lon- don Fait although. they -have 'a 'few eXcelletit :exhibits: To the Editur al; the Advance, Deer ,Sur:— • 7' 1 wondher what haS .gone wrong wid that masheen av Yours, fer lash wake theer wus some wurrads lift out av ine letther that completely shpoiled the sinse ay it, not to min - tion some wurruds that wus shpelled wrong the wake befoor. Mebby some Grit or U. F. 0, in the office hes been thrYi're to .rtme,it. Bet -tiler kape the girrul who gmirally rune it, at it awl the toime fe'r she is a Tory fer tin ginirations, an thin some, as the byes say, an a Tory, is the only wan safe to trust svid masheenery,political arr otherwise, I wance lint me sade drill to me nayber, Sandy Banks, to sow fall where an whin it began to come up ye nivir saw sich a mess in yer loife. Some -places had been sown double and other places theei- wus shpaces two fate woide antwinty fate long widout army where at all, at' all. An. at the :kids inshtea.d av shtoppin two hi idths ay. the cirill frum the -Since, -some plac- es he haa sinopped about the-ee brid- ths back, sen, other places only wan, so that the ids av the field looked ioike a --map av Europe since the war, sorne' places more whate than the land cud shiipport, an some places no whate at all, at all,' but; plinty av room fer the wades to shpread. Shure, 'tis the way the payple av Europe are bein shtarved out in.'some counth-ries an crowded out in others. coorse Sandy, bein a Grit, end- dn't see that theer wes -annyting -wrong- Wid his jawb till I pointed it out to him, an thin wuddn't admit it fer a long toime, an whin he didhe blamed the masheen, an theliarsesan the -way the wind was blowin the day he sewed the field, an iviryting but himsilf. 'Tis the way wid thim Grits. Further than that whin 'I lint Sandy the masheen it wus sit to sow a bushel an tree picks to, the acre exactly, an whin I got it back it wus set fer two bushels an a half, Shure, 'tis the ex- travagant 'ways thim Grits do be hey - in. The ma,sheen was sit roighli whin Sandy got it an "I tould him so, an what business -had he to go monkeyin wid it; but a Geit is a Grit an ye can't change his ways. Le -k how they. shpoiled the N. P..ma.sheen that the Tories hi:stinted an slitartedrunnin in 1878- Ye can't thrust thim mid a deli - Cate piece av masheenery at all, at all. They are awl aloike. Wan av Sandy Banks' byes tuk his dad's watch awl to pieces wen day to see what inade the wheels go round. 'Tis in the blood LOCALAND GENERAL The Bargain I-Ious.e,'joh7 albraith stand,. saves you money on all winter -Mr, A. '3,-.VValk,er has moved -into his house on Shuter St:, which he pur- chased eame time ago. - " Next Sunday evening at the Baptist. church the subject will be "The Great- est Magnet in the World." Evirybody7d6es be tall ip about the hoigh proice Ocial an wood 'are Ioikely to be this whither, but, Shute, it isn't wereyin inc army . to ,shpake ay.. I will git me bye to brine; me in a load arie.two al., wood frum the jarrtim, an the misSus an mOwill live in the kit- chen.. If she gets toired av me sittin atround in hur road I kin. take a.walls down to .Charlie Lepard'slarturber's home an mebby mate in .-wid some av the mil& naybers,•an shpind an hour art tweevid thuni Tis aisy to bate the game whin ye know how. 'in the efthernoons Whin the missus gite her werrialc done .she kin es) down to the ladies'-risht rOoni in the town hall, art -to the .rayslin 'toom, :.but 1 tinic the risin rOom wildSplaee 'her: the bitht, fer ye are not allowed to talk in the raydin iasom. Whin she, is away I kin hey .a rale comfortable toime be "mesilf, widme. fate -in' the oven av the ould Crown I-Inron range, an me pOipe goin shtroug, aiumebby raydin the Free Press arr jist tirade:saver tings in e. had Wina-ed frpni the ,girrulsln the. ;Wesht lasht wake an they are both „Wells an crap's' are good. Katie sluliped in a 'wurrud unbekhOwinst to het sister that Nora'S Englishman is shtill,on the jawb eh -We nayden't ix- pict hur back to Winghem till she conies on hitt weddia. tower. That manes thateopld Tint will hey to7eshell out' some more VietOry Bonds, fen '1 belave itt trathig inc ehilder' awl aloike, ispishally the girruls. • ,Yours till nixt wake, Timothy Hay, . Mitchell---Coultes Nuptials A quiet but pretty autunite wedding was solemnized at the hoine of Mr. and Mrs. John Coultes, Morris Town- ship, on Tuesday, September 12t11., when their daughter, Leila Myrtle, became the bride of Mr. J. Harmon Mitchell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Win, Rothsay, Ont. Rev. C. Jones of Knox church, Belgra-ve, of- ficiated. ' The bride, vvho wes given away by her tallier, was elreaSed in her travel- ling suit of midnight blue with blouse and hat of salvia shade, and grey choker. She wore a corsage bouquet of 00mila:roses. The wedding Music was played by the bride's sister, Miss Cela it, Coul- tes, and during the signing of the reg- ister, Mrs. Tonesang "Because,' The groom's gift to the bride was a rope of pearls, and to the organist: and soloist; platinum and gold bar pins. Only the immediate relatiyes of the bride and groom -were present at the marriage, After the ceremony and congratulations were over, a dainty buffet luncheon ,was served. 'Aft,er which Mr, and Mrs. lvtiteliell 'left amid showers of confetti, for a motor trip through south western Ontario. TheY will 'make ''their haute home, it MarYborettigli Where they will be at home to Utah -Mena after Nov- ember 1st, The many friends of the beide 111 014, comnmolty oitt itt ex- tending beStswislleS, Edith Cavell Haines 'Mr. and Mrs. Arthur I -fairies,' of town received thc sad news last week of the death in Elfros, Sauk,, on Sept. ist,, of their --egranddaughter, Edith Cavell I-Iaines, one of the triplets of Mr. and Mrs. George 1-Itiines, aged three years and six months. She was only sick a few hours. She leaves ibesidq/. heel sorrowing !parents, he,r little sister, 'Margaret and. brother, Bobbie. Anniversary Services And Supper • Anniversary services will be held on the 13luevale circuit at Ebeneezer Methodist church at IT a. in. and 7 P. m. Suniday, September 24th, Rev. W. A, Fin ey, Gorrie, will preach. Special music ui1I Ise furnished. A monster tea meeting will be held in the church on Monday evening. Tea fro,tn. 6 to 8, Followed by a good pi•Vgram of addresses, solo's, readings, etc. Attractions At Wingharn Fair Ntonday and 'Tuesday. September *th and 26th,, $1,A15o ill Prizes, Premier Drury speaks at the 26th, `Wit am Brass Band, 1,ticknow Pipe ,13and. Merry -Go-'\ round. Mathice-Neiss Side Shows, Women's Institute Besoths, Pour large Water proof tents for exhibits. ' One of the best t.ho s iif Western Ontario, ; More than 44 special peixes, Cliairipioeehip School Fair, 0 00 . Through the courtesy of Mr.' John joynt„ M. P,, P.„ the .11,ucknow. Pipe Band Will be present at the •Wingharit Fall Fair. ' The P. & G. guessing contest in Mundy's window closes on Saturday night, September 23rd. Register your guess now and Win a prize. - . , 1. he Annual .Rally of the Sunday - School of the Baptist church will he held next Sunday afternoon. Extra singing, dialogue, and short speecheS: The infant daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Gilbert Farrell, of netir Ripley, is seriously ill from infantile paralysis and no hope is held out for her re- covery, • Day Dream Toilet Preparations .a superb line of toilet cream, powders• and perfume, etc. Sold only at Mit- chell's -Drug Store opposite Brunswick Hotel. Among the promotions anhounced in the Royal Canadian Regiment, we notice that Ermin S. Copeland, Wing - ham, is appointed. provisional Captain in the 9th Greys Horse. Thotansen & Tenchanan Hardware Co., extend a cordial invitation to Wingham Fair visitors to visit their new -hardware ,store which they have just -*opened in the store south, of „Mills' Flour & Feed Store, Mr. W. J. Proctor of the 4th con., Morris, has sold his farm to Mr. Gor- don Gallaher of Turnberry, who will get possession about the x5th of Nov- ember. The deal was made through Mr. InaG. -Stewart,.Wingham. Hanna & Co., Ltd., Men's Store showing new fall 'haberdashery, over- coats and suits, at popular prices. Starr Phonograph 'Records, a high- grade double -disk record, equal to any sold, at 65 cents. All new stock including the latest song hits and best vocal andinstramenfar music now sold at a reasonable price. Come and hear them. Sold only at Mitchell's Drug Store, opposite the Brunswick Hotel. Thrown Off • Horee. • - Mt. Currie ;Wilson- met with a pain. - full accident, when he was thrown' 'ffiiiin.a horse on losenhilie Pavel -tient iti front of A. avf. Crawford's .on FriL day-morriing. He received -a bad shak- ing up andl e few bruises and cuts. Aitkens--Trippe Nuptials A quiet .wedding .was solemnized at the .Manse, Blueyale,' on Thursday, Septoneber e41.11e by the Rev: Craw- ford Tate, when Miss Ella Trippe, and •Mr. Robeet -.Aitken were .ertited in the •holy bonds of .metrimony.. Af- ter the Ceremony 'Mr, and Mrs.- Aitken left on the 'afternoon train for Tor- Hernilton and other points and on theit..rettitn they will reside on the groorn'seferni at Glenannan. We joie in wishing the.. young cOripie e long and prosperous Wedded life. Died In Howell, Mich. •Thoremaies. of the late Ros.ella Mc- Neill, beloved wife' Of Rev. •Guy. of Er.owell, Mich., were brought -home for interment on Friday.' A pri- Vate7serviee was 'held at the home. of 'her mother,..x2th concession of East Wawanosh, who has been confined to her bed' for the past - few weeks. • De- ceased was 24 years of age and leaves two children, Melville .and a baby boy about a Week old, besides her hus- band, - mother, three Sisters and one 'brother. . - Tip Top Tailors RepreSentative will be at our. store, Monday' and Tuesday, September 25.th and 26th, with an attractive array of -their latest. Fell and Winter, suitmgs end overtotitings,- comprising all that is nenr. and choice in Men's .clothing. Take your pick while the best lines are complete, Tip Top Clothes are made in any style you Wish, and' are guaranteed tOfit you perfectly. You take ' no -• 'chance' of cheappointmern, Avail yourself of this great opportun- ity. and; Order now. Snit. or Overcoat, made • to your •ineasthe for $24.00. Reniember the, dates and place, Men - day and Tuesday, September 25th and 26th, at Galbraith's- Store. ST. HELENS SCHOOL FAIR On Friday last a very large crowd of people attended the St. Helens School Fair, The ..clay was ideal and the exbibits were plentiful.' Following is a'list of the prise winners:— Oats, Sheaf--ist., Glen Cameron, No. 13; 2nd., Dick. Weatherhead, No. 4;, 3rd., Myles St. 'Marie, No. x2;,4th., Tony Inglis, No, 14; 5th., Earl Hutch- ins, No, 2' 9 Oats, Quart--ist., Earl Hutchins, No: 2; and„ Myles St, Marie, No. 12; 3rd., Glen'Cameron, No, 13. Wheat; Sheaf --J St., Geo, McQuillan, No. 4; ancl.„ Harrison Taylor, No, 3; 3rd., Jas. St. Marie, No. 12. Wheat, 1 Quart—Ist„'I-larrison Tay - kir, No, 3;-211d, Jas. St. Marie, No, 12; 3rd., Geo. McQuillan, No. 4. Barley, I Quart--xst., Albert Taylor, No. 3; 2n4,, Graham McNee, No, 17; 3rd„ Jas. St. IViarie, No. j". Barley, Sheaf—rst., Albert Taylor, No. 3; 2,ncl., las, St. Marie, No. 12, Field Peas—xst., John St. Marie, No. 12; 2nd., Margie Purvis, No. 4; rt, 31d., Harvey Mote, No. 8; 4th., Alex er.= Inglis, -No. 14. ' Field Corn—ist„ Eddie •Gaitnt, No. = _ 1111 4 and., Ross Nicholson, Ao, '13; 3rd., s---ee Wm. Rintoul No. 12; 4th., Wallace 1$ Subscriptions: $2.00 per Yc es Wilson, No. 3; 5th.,Stanley- Orser, Vo, '8; 6th., Melvin. Hackett, No, 13. , Sweet _Corn--xste Verdun Mowbray, No. 8 Ashfield; 2nd,, Luella Rintoul, No, 4; 3rd., Clifford Sproul, No, 17; 4th., RalPh. Cameron, No, 13; 5th., Chas. McQuillan, No, 4.; 6th., Tonimy, Todd, No 4- Green Mountain-sst., Carl Waldin, No. 8; and., Mel -vin James, No. 2; .3rd., Alvin Miller, Noe 4;.4th, Lulu John- ston, No. 2; 5th,, -Lulu Weatherhead, No. 4; 6th„ Carl McNee, No. 17. Dooleys-exst, Greta M. Webh, No. 4; 2hd., Allan Reid, No. 3rd., Mar- garet Thom, No. 4; 4th., Della Plow - Man No. x5--ath Benson Mole No e, . •, .1 • 8.Ashlield; 6th., Willard Jefferson, No. Irish Cobblers----rst, Dorothy Mil- lion, No. 17; 2nd., Frank Carrot, No. ,W4; il3lired"LaArzeinloblyd, NCroa.igi3;N571.1.1,5Ha4rtoilla Hyde, No. 4; 6th., Stewart Levis, No. 4- MangolcisTeast., Geo. I-Intchies, No. 2; 2nd„ Etta Taylor, No. f2.; 3rd., Roy Finnigan, NO. 2. . Turnips --ret„ Gordon Lyons, No. 4; .2011., Zykla Webster,' No. 12; 3rd., Ray Duff, No. S; 41.11., Calyin Purvis, No. 4; 5th., Cora Staley, No. S. .Beets—sst., Herb Finnigan, No. 2; 2011., Hilliard Jefferson, No. 15; 3rd., Dorene Webster, No. 12; 4t11., Willie Taylor, No. 12; 5th,, Elsie Vint, No: 13; 6th,. Gordon-- Rintoul, No. 12. Carrots--tste Isobel Miller, No. 4; 2ncl., Winnifrect Farrier, No. 4; 3rd., Myrtle Selbh, No, 8; 4th., Thomas Henry, No. 13; '5th., Mary Sproule, No. 17; 6th., Mary Martin, No. 4, Onions--tst, Mabel Brown, No. 8; 2nd„ Blanch Caldwell, No. 8; 3rd., ebllla. Sproul, No. 17 Union; 41.11., Ver- onica •St. Marie, No. /2.' • 5th.; Winnie McClure, No, 8;' 6th., Dora Hutchins, No. 2. Parsnips—sst., Helen Miller; No. 4; .2nd., Margaret Cumming, No, 4; 3rd., Clarissa Inglis, No. 14; 4th,, Donalda McDonald; No. 3; 51.11., Mary. Finnig- an, No, 2; 6th., Winni-Ered McQuillan, No. 4. Collection of 'five Winter Apples-- 3.st,, Reg Levis, No. 4; 2nd., Arnold Woods, No. 4; 3rd, Lila Gaunt, No. 4; 41.11., Mary Martin, No. 4; 5th., Stanley Oeser, No. 8; 6th., Ross Rob- inson, No. 3. Asters—xst. Lauretta McClure, No. Ashfield; 2nd., Olive Farrier, No. 14 W. Wawanosh; 3r11., Raymond Wald- en, No.. 8 Ashfield; 41.11„ Mildred Mc- Quillan,- No. 4 West Wawanosh; 5th., Rena Nicholson, No. 13 Ashfield and Wawanosh; 6th„ Isobel 'Miller, No. 4 West Wawanosh. Swcet Peas—ist., Helen Thorn, No, 4 West Wawanosh. Phlox—xst., Zylda Webster, No. 12 Wawanosh; 2nd., Winnifred Farrier, No. 4; 3rd., Agnes Cranston, No, 23 Ashfield and Wawanosh; 4t11., Ethel McGratten, No. 17 West Wawatiosh. Bouquet From Home Garden—Ise, Jean 'Webster; No. 12; and., Carman Farrier, No. 4.; 3rd,, Isobel Miller, No. 4 West Wawanosh; 4th., Dorene Web- ster, No, 12 Wawatiosh; 5th„ Gertrude 'Martin, No, 12; 6th., Arnold Craig, No, 15 Hurbre (Continued on page 3) Methodist Church Calendar On Monday, Optober end., Miss Francis Nickawa, 'of the Black Foot Indian tribe of the North Vilest, will be in the Methodist church and will give one Of her recitals, Miss Nick- awa, is the successor of Miss Pauline Johnston and many predict for her a more lirilliant future. Dr. Sipprell of Victoria, says he never heard her equal, while Dr. john Duxbury says she is an entertainer of outstanding skill. Proceeds to be used in the pur- chase of a lantern for the school, Sunday, October tst., will be observ- ed as Rally Day, both in the church and Sunday School, Miss Hilda Me- , Milian of :Ingersoll,' gold medallist of Canada, be present and sing -cif` all services. Many will recall Miss MeMillah's singing at the Choir con- cert of last Spring. At that time many declared that Miss McMillan was one Of the most beautiful singers they had ever heard. Next Sunday, September 24.th,, the Rev. M. 3, Wilson, M. A., of James St., Methodist 'chinch, Exeter,.„ preach morning It ti , evening. At, the evening service„ by special request; Ni, NVilson will speak; to the yoting . , men. Band Concert In Park The Band will play itt the Park on Friday, .eveeing; commenting at 8 p. 111, the f011oivitig pieces. under the leadership Of j. Davis, M. V, C. 'NI, March, by Right: of Swot -d, Losey; Overtures Radiante, Keifer; • Valse, Gipsy Love, Lebat; Selection, Pirates of Renjance, Sullivan; Valse, Estud- iantina Waldofel; Morceari, Awaken- ing of 'Spring, Bach; Selection, Quak- er -Girl, Moncton; March, Lights Out; McCoy; God Save the King. This is the last concert this season and the band has only,,inised one night. The band is holding,a tag day on Septem- ber 261.11:'in aid of the bend fund. The band is Preparing for a good day, ki I Id Id Id Id Id p" Mail:them Ont. -111111111161111811111111111EIMEIREIMINIIIIIIIIIEB1 11 Painstaking Care morR'S Choco- lates are good because only the finest, pure food products go into , their making. A poor choco- late simply can- not get into a xAnir kryst Unlimftecl care • is exercised to „make sure that Moir's will reach you fresh and delicious. 1/1/J 1.91MI McKi bon's trug Store Store rworargweeranseqaPatsms..asonsent. Phone 35 1llIlIlIIIdIlIdlltIdIIl 111E1111 111E111 111 11E111 Wedded At, Paisley - The marriage of Mr. L. _Louis Cranston of New Y,ork city to Miss Mildred Johnston, took plate in. the :church of the Ascension, Paisley, on Tuesday, September 121h. Mr. Cran- ston' will -be remeniberea by many itt Wingham, having been on the staff of the Dominion Bank some years ago and now holds a respoifsible position ' Broke His Thigh , Friends of Rev. 'Wilson, formerly of Dluevale Methodist,charch, will re- gret to learn that he hticl the misfor- tune to fall at his home in Toronto and break his thigh bone. He was walking across the from- after waxing it. We understand the reverend gen- tleman's condition is serious. Lutton—Holland Nuptials in connection with thatBank in St. :James Anglican chinch Was dec- :Broadway, New York. He is an uncle orated with pink and white asters for of Miss Myrtle Shackleton of town. , the marriage which took place on Sate, I urday afternoon, Of Delis 'Mary, eldest Too Many Husll'ands The two act comedy presented Vri Holland, Base Line, to ''.1'homas Line. the young people of Trinity church, ton of London, son of Mr. and Mrs.. .Belgrave, in the Wingham TowhHall,i Linton of Wingham. The bride, who On Thursday evening, was a success l was elven away by her father, wore in every way. The Belgrave people, a handsome gown of navy blue cant-, ' leave given the play in several Places: on crepe, with smart hat of velvet and ianpptle-iaer avniccieni VII, . \ Al) utitritahhias neivaasntdhe:vivre fibrest-Ifeathers to match and carried &cam - colored roses. Her sister, Miss Gladys, lieve they would be greeted with a:Holland., as bridesmaid; was in brown packed house if they should put the taffeta with brown velvet hat and car - on here again: The cast of char -I I lied Sunset roses. Herbert Smith of atters is as follows:— i London, was best man. , During the - - Colonel Thaddeus Crane -Neil Mc' sneoiss• of the register, Harry .Carson Crea; Dorothy Crane, his daughter—; sang k) Perfe:et Love." The groom's Miss j. johnson; Arthur Maitland, his, gift to the bride was a string'of pearl's., ro'wn, 'and to the groomsman, a 11fasdnic tie-, to the bridesmaid, a silver hiesh hag eepheW—Chas. Johnston; Chauncey1 ChiltonM. Bradburn; Harry I3 bookkeeper -7-•W in. Brydges; Millyi : Brown, his wife—M.rs, Chas. John- Performed by Rev, W. L. Armitage, p,n. After the ceremony, which Was, ston.; Rev. Ormsby—G. Nethery; Mrs,,Mr. arid Mrs. Linton left on a honey - Sheffield, Harry's mother-in-lawe--I moon trip to Eastern points. On their. Mrs. J. McGill; Mollie, servant—Muss I return they will take up their re7si- M. Nethery; Jones, ExPressman and dence on Kitig Si —1 , Free O'Flynn, patrolman—John McGill;i Press, Rudolph Bauer—B, Bradbure. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William :• Mrs. John Glenn Deceased, , The death of Mrs. John. Glenn oc- curred on Wednesday, September 23., at: the residence of her son, Everett Glenn, 19 Eastbothne Crescent, Mim- ic?). Mrs, 'Glenn has been in poor health for many yeers but not until three months age was she found to be saffering from pernicious anaemia, 1\frs. Glom was a resident of Wing - ham until about a year ago, when the family moved. to Toronto. Besides hcr husband, she, leaves to mourn her loss, one son, Everett, Supervising Principal of Mimice Public and High Schools., The .funeral took place on Friday from Palmerston, G, T. Salem cemetery... ; III III 1111111I12111111111101111 111$1111 111E111 II ll 11101111 II 11113111/51111 11111111111111 E have now ready for inspectiun or for -service our Fall Footwear for Men, 0, Women and Children. Footwear for t every purpose. We are showing all the new Models for the Fall and Winter seasons of 1922-23. Our Footwear comes to us from Mak- ers with a reputation— • - THE BEST MAKE S OF SIIOES IN CANA A There's character and dignity to our Shoes—there's a made -for -you -alone ap- Pearance about them, that you'll not find in "Just. Shoes." We ask far your consideration, assur- ing you that your every Shoe want will r r e- ceive ouclosest attention, and that every price we name wilt be as low as the qual- ity of the Shoe will allow. 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