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St. Pauls Church ,,Notes
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Harveet Thalikagiying services will
be held next Sunday. Oct, 1st. Spec-
ial music will be rentleted by the choir
send Rev. D. • C. C. Waller, M,
Principal of Huron 'College, London,
will preach at both' services.
Rev. D. D. Douglas of Dungannon,
- preached„rnost acceptably at St. Pauls
-church on Sun'tlay evening, Rey:
Snellwas :conducting , Harvest Set
vices at Port -Albert.
The Choir held a very successful
einer roast on Wednesday evening.
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"Wingharn Honiicultural Society
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Membeeships for 1922 and 1923 are
`Mow being taken., Subscription $1.00,
-which entitles naginbers to 30 good
Tulip bulbs from ' the Dale Estate,
iNo. 2 Hyacinth bulbs are nowafor sale
...at 75 cents per dozen. Membership
cards and all information can be obe
tained from Wm. Galbraith, Town
Clerk; J. E. Cove, at the Canada
Furniture Factory; The Dominion'
'3Bank and all members of the exectit-
lye. Applications for membership
from poitts outside of Wingham ate
welcomed.
;Ptiie Winners Of Guessing Contest
The prize whiners of the P. &
Guessing Contest held at Muhdys
'Store clnring the last two weeks were:
1st; Mrs.. Jas. Halliday and Mrs.
Henderson., each 900; 2nd., Mrs. R.
, eCutrie, 895; 3rd,,' Mrs. J. fa. McEwen,
.1fre, Jas. Weir and Mrs. J. Kelly each
The correct answer was 911. The
.-:fitst prize was so cakes of soap, the
-.second was 25 ,cakes of soap, the third
was 15 cakes and fotreth was io cakes.
The prizes Were divided where there
-were more than two.
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kidney or liver disease, nervous
prostration, insomnia, indigestion,
female trouble, anaemia blood press
' sure. Tat magnetic electric blanket
restores and radiates the body with
perfect circulation, eliminates
waste matter and restores the body
to health.
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near Yviingliarn, lots of water, -good
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with water front, also water power
washer. Apply to
' G. I-Iughes,
Frances St.
FOR SALE—In the Town of Wing-
-ham, about three acres of land on
which is situated a good sized frame
hotise, with cellar, towtz water, elec-
tric lights, andall in first class repair,
also a good stable on the place.
For particulars apply to
,,..j.' G. Stewart, agent,
- 'Wingham, Ont.
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FARM FOR SALE -2o acres in Hel-
lett Township, 120 acres in one
farm with good building, the other
8o, ./s. mile, with 15 'acres good hard-
• wood bush. Will sell separate or
together, This is first-class proper-
ty and 'will give good terms or ex-
'change for a good house as part pay,
for particulars, apply to
3, W. Mills,
R. R. No, s, Blyth.
'FARM FOR SALE—Lots 24 and 25.
Con. 1, Grey, containing too acres
fair buildings, close to school, tele-
photte, cream and mail route at
' gate. 65 - acres -workable, balance
bush and pasture with running
creek. Price $4,500; 113 cash, bal-
ance6 per cent. Apply to
Wm.,J.-Duckering,
• Box 329, Listowel.
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I'LOWING- WANTED—Price is rea-
seeable and goodsarork guaraeteecl.
'Work do ue with' two -furrow horse
plough. Apply to.
.0.-H, Martha Whitechureli.
Tel, N. Huron, 14 On 615.
TO RENT Dwelling Rooms in the
MacDonald Block, Apply to
Abner •Cosens.
TO RENT --A, stoi'e in the Holmes1es,
Block, .can be used for almost any
purpose. Apply to L. --Kennedy.
TO RENT—Six roomed cottage. Ap-
'ply- at The Advance,
USED CARS FOR SALE—$200.00
,drawa buys a scat9 Gray -Dort in
'splendid condition; $too.00 down
will bey a 1918 Gray -Dort model
in good' condition; -,Ileoo.00 down
bays- a 1017 Willys'sKnight. Re-
niembet eyery car you see on the
atedet ie .a esed ear, One Delco
'Light', Plant at' a -greatly reduced
prace„ -Will ,exeliange auy of the
ahovaa cars for cheaper cars,
,., L. Kentiedy.
WA,NTED---Saleslady, Apply to
/if, E. teard & Co.
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To the Editur av the'Advancea
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Did ye ivir shtop to tink what a
foine countlary we do be liVin in? Me
ould brother Matt, often tould me that
in all his thrayels he nivit sew a
hetther. Plinty to ate, an good hom-
es to live in, wid shchools an churches
ivirywheer, an ivirybody at pace wid
his naybersabarrin:seme little differ
in pollyticks 10 kape us frum goin
to shlape intoirely.
Shure, I often wondher whey we
hey so Manny blessins whin rnillions
av other payple are slitaram, arr bein
murdleered by thirst divils, ay Roo
hens, -an Turks. 'Tisa quare wurru
as sed ebefoor, an the bash+1 natio
arr baseball tame, doesn't awlway
Alebby sometoimes the gam
is awl arranged befoorhand an the
fellahs doin the' harrucl shluggin. n
the defate av the Grakes by thii
Turks. Shure theer musht hey bee
crooked wurrule somewheer; fer tl
Grake min wus awl -ways good bye
in a shcrap. Me son's woife,
she wus shchool ta,ycher an boordi
at our house, used to. lave her •oul
n slitory beoks loyin arround the kit-
chen
the winitee avenins an be raydi
v thim. Theer wus one fellah wh taGrake„ who leild a pass wi'd
no min against 40.million Persians. a. a Spartan; which is the same 'a
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WiNGHAM, oNT., THURSDAY; SEPTEMBER. 28th, 1922
WINGHAM FALL FAIR
A Success Feom Every Standpeint On
Tuesday •
Wingham Fall Fair was blessed
with ideal weather oa Monday and
Tuesday. The crowd was not nearly
,as -large as was aetieipated, probably
the farmers were too busy threshing
end corn cutting, however, a great
Many came longdistances to the fair.
The gate receipts amounted to a little
over $600.00: Each member of course
had. an extra ,entry ticket and there
were over 1000 school children who
s_ locals part in the championship•school
Id fair; who were admitted free, ea well
as all those who were in the parade of
Wingham School children,
A great many were disappointed at
not hearing Premier Drury, but that.
was their own fault, fo`r he spoke at
1.3o as he was advertised to do, but
several came about 2.30 and expected
to hear him. The thanks of the Soc-
iety is extended to Mr. john Joynt,
M. P. P„ and to Mr, John King, M.
'P., who were the meaus of the prem-
ier's visit. What NEI-. Joyht takes in
hand to do, he doeseand does right.
He did not sit back and -ret when
Mr. Druryisaid he would cOnie to
Wingham, but he just kept on making
him say so every time he could get in
teuch with him. Not content with
that he engaged -the Lucknow Pipe
Band to raeet him at the station and
to escort him to the grounds.
The directors of, the Fair, and par-
ticularly the President, Mr, L J.
Wright, deserve it great deal of credit
for the success of the Fair. They ap-
peared to be up against difficulties
all the way, tents had to be erected
and grounds pitt in shape. A mid -way,
merry -go -around and ferris wheel
were contracted for and at the eleven-
th hour' wined that • they could not
come. Similar trouble was experien-
'ced at almost every turn, an aeroplane
promised to be here and did not send
a note to say why it wasn't. Never-
thelesssthe Fair was a_good one frorn
every standpoint. '
Gunn Sonola, Fry 8z Blackhall, Ltd.,
and the Aero Cushion Tire Co., had
displays of their manufactures. The
War Memorial Hospital for children
of Lontlon had a splendid exhibit
whieh included teee moving pictures
and radio enartainments.,
(List of prize winners will 'be fOund
on page 6.)
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henaometoimes, an I wed pick thie
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higestheer wus Alex.alider the Grate,
✓ flo ricked the risht ay the wurruld,
in thin sat clown -an croied becaws he
wus out av a jawb, theer bein no
more foightin to do. I tink mebby
he had it shtrake av Irish in him.
him wus shmart lads, but the fellah
Yolked to rade about betther
han army ass the other's wus it
ye named Leander, whose besht
irrul lived across the Hellespont,
which is a river voider than the Mail: -
and at Auburn in the shpring. Well,
hie Leander used to shwire across
viry -noight to see his girrul, an
ought nothin av it at all, at all. The
irruls didn't•ehould thimsilves so
hape in thim days. ' 'Tis °illy whin
an is afther wantinsannyting in, ral
arnest that he will go -,shtrong fer
t. I shwara the Maitland wance me-
ilf whin I WUS a young fellah to git
ie vote itt befoor the Grit sherootin-
ers Cud git to the pollin place. I
wned a farrum awl might, an me
erne"- WUS on the lisht, but 1 wussn't
uoite twiety-wan an thim Grits knew
wust, ati goin to troy to slatop me
-um yotineso whoile they wus droiv--
arround by the bridge, I shwant
he river an bate thim to it, so to
hpake. .'Twits in Novimber an the
iver wus hoigh, an the wather- could,
ut I didn't moind fer I did it in the
esht intirists ay rtie, counthry an the
ood ould Tory parthy, forlaye ba.tin
le Grits wid theer Shmart-thricka
but to-git back to thim- Grakes; theca: -
us a bit av poethry in wan a.v the
school bOoks about a Giedse, who
ought the Turks to a finigh: 'Twas
foine poem about it fell -ah -named
faeco Bozzaris,,arr some sich a name,
a 'Part at; it wint this way.
An hour passed on, the.Turk awoke,
hat; broight drame .wits his lasht."
Shure it will be the lasht` av ould
amal Pasha's broaght drames too if
ha Bull Wan C e gits afther him
-operly. If I wasn't so bad wid the
teurnatia I -wed go mesilf an shoot
few av thim murtherin Turks, SO I
aci but 3 shuppOse thim young fel
hs,' Paddy. Pettigrew, an Doc. Ross,
Herb Campbell, an Hal MacLean;
t the risht av thim will be havin awl
e fun an the' herald wurrik an the
13'1it stirely the foightin itt Europe
ill soon be over, :. They ,musht be ia
bat the hateball bYes 'call the sends'
leis. now. The Grakes., havin been
badly defeatedwillnot be in the.
eds. They latitite played t poor
nie, only makin wail rain het ay
orse il wus'a long eystes_a hothe run
anoight - say, .an by :lasht accomets
ey are runnie yii. Mebby it wits -
"t the fault an the'sojee byes, al all,
,a11,' somebody hoigher up inebby
uld the g'eme. I- hey heard av such
iss bein done. I hey been:totild that
wus British goeld that laid. Grouchy
fruin the battle -ay 'Waterloo So
at Blucher bate 'him te it, but it
15 revir proved, fer John Covers.
- his thracke purtY Sassed,: ginirally
pakin, If ye ate afther playie ennY
thim thricks, ye want to be shmart
(nigh to ,git away wid its soye do.
Befoor thas'is printed the Wingham
ir will be oyee an we will alai be
lapin .betther afther havie seen.
shter Droory an heard him shpake,:
Yonas ISil Mgt wake,
Thnothy Hay,'
rried In London
'be many friends of Mr. Arnott;
popular catcher for the Wingharti
eeball Teen-, this season, and alrliss
11 01 Will::inisonsclealghter of Mr,
1 Mra. Wm. Williamson of Pleasant
lley, will extend coegratulatioes to
in Cat their recent marriage. which
ksplace quietly in London on Weds
clay, September 1315.
rehasecl Toronto Grocery
t is with it:en-tags of regret that -
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citizens of Winglann will learn
t :Mr, John' F. Groves is leaving
Toronto, Ile has pueellaaed
eery storc tear the corner of
or and Batlatrat streets and takes
session on October 1st. 1\4r,
vas is One or the ,oldest tesidents
Winghain, lie was born here WWI
lembers the time when bugiges eit(1
ante had to dodge ` large. tagly
trIps whoil driving aloes; the front
et. Wien a co:these to our
paved. sireete, Mrs, 1t01,1',; tied
ily will he in totva fel: a tow wale.,
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Card ,of Thanks
Mrs. -• Herbert Laidiaw -of • White-
church, wishes .to thank the friends
and rteighbore, who Were so kindto'
thein during her mother's illness and
death, •
Kicked In"The Temple
The ele,Ven-ye,rseld-son of Mr, and
Mesa Ed:-.13:elinett of near Gorrie;•was
kicked sin the .fstee by it colt, While
attending Whighana: Fair. The little'
lad ie in a very serious condition, al-.
thoeg hit is esspeeted that he will gall
through.:. _
Found Dead In ..West
Deepest 'sympathy is extended to
Me. and Mrs. W, J. Cur 'ie and family
Of East Wawanosh.. On Friday they
received -the: sad news that their son;
Ciller:les; was found dead in his .bard
at Paradise Hill, with gunshot wounds
in hischest and ba.ck. The authori-
ties -suspect :foal play: .
Charles was it bright young man
seed he andhis brother, George, have
resided- in the West for about two
years,
Messrs. John Bosman and William
Wallace, foriner students of the Wing -
'ham Pfiesh School, have returned to
Queen's University, where they will
continue their studies.
FRANCES NICKAWA
The Cree Indian ntertain.er
Will give one ,of 'her unique Pr-
entations of Indian Legends and Folk
Lore, and Miacellatteous, Dramatie
and Hun:tercels Readings in the Whig -
ham Methodist Church, on 'Monda,y
evening, Oetoher. and. -
Frances Nickawa is a talented young
Red Indian Girl of the Bush Cree
'Crate, which is it branch of the greet'
Blackfoot Tribe of the West, of which'
the Priace of Wales is it 'chief. • She
WaS b oroe'at York Factory, on I-tud-
son Bay', alai 11 1111:.''',i -t entered
a M,ethOdist )./Th,,: -;loo School at Not -
13 FIckuso, where., trldot c.arc. of
Mies Riley, a member- of the Miff,
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LOCAL AND GENE L
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"The Duty of Living the, Triangular
Life" will be the topic at the Baptist
church on Sunday evening next
Can't Beat It—Bread baked from
Five Lilies Flour won ist., and, and
third prizes at the Wingham Fair.
Mrs, Carrick, `john St., Wingham,
brottght lento our office this week a
second growth of lescious raspberries.
The "Buymore" for best in But -ter.
`IMaitlanel Brand," Ask your dealer
for it Creamery, Wingham.
An English family in Walkerton got
'hold of chocolates recently saturated
with strychnine and had a close call
from death. •
Three Lucan men narrowly escaped
death on 'Thursday when the L H. &
B. freight demolished their auto at
Grandy's Crossing.
Five Li ies Flour was proven, best
bread baked front this flour won ist.,
aand. and 31d, priz,eS it the Fair. --Use
Five Lilies, Flour.
.Dont' fad to he4r Franca' Niekawa,
the talented young Red Indian Girl
in the Wingham 'Methodist Crurch, on
Monday evening October and.
Mr. Chas. Anderson, late of the
Wingham High School Staff, left on.
Saturday for Thronto to resume ,his
studies in, pedagogue preparatory for
teaching,
TheeSt. Augustine Women's Insti-
tute will hold their monthly meeting
on October 4th., at the home of Mrs.
Joseph Chamney, 9th concession of
East Wawanosh.
The Anniversary Services of Knox
Presbyterian church, Bluevale will be
held next Sabbath, Oct. ast. Rev. Dr,
R. P. MacKay of Toronto will preach
at xe a. m., and 7 m. All are invit-
ed. •
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We 'extend sympathy to *Mr. J. W,
Eedy, editoisof St. Marys journal -
Argus and to Mr. Lorne Eedy, editot
of, the Walkerton Telescope in the
death Of wife and mother, the late
Mrs. l's W. Eedy. • .
Five thousand persons, three hund-
red horses, droves of camels, gigantic
scenes, id "Queen' of Sheba," opening
at the'. Lyceum Theatre next week;
'Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
Oct. end., 3rd., and 4th.
Big sale of 'Women's, Men's and
.Children's Coats at Isard's. 'See ads
vertiSement on page 6.
Mr. and Mrs, Thos. E. Morgan,
Ripley, Ont., announce the engage-
ment of their daughter Mary Aman-
da, to Mr. George A. 'Devise son of
Mr: and 'Mrs. john Davis, Stoney
Creek, Ont,, the • marriage to • take
plaae the latter part of September.
:Practically the- whole county of
Perth is riOw• wider Otiarantine in re-
gard -to the exportation of core. Two
more townships have been added to
the list recently' by -government in-
spectors, who found traces of the
dreaded COM, borer in the toWnships
of 'Ellett and Wallace.
"Sale on Saturday of odd lines cif
Weinen'e winter coats. • 'Your pick
for one' dollar ate Teeth's.
We are sorry to learivithat Mr. W.
A. Mayers, Shiner St.; is confined to
his home. His nifty black •driver
steppedeon his foot a week or so ago
and, we understand gangerine has Set
in the stoeand leg. Here's hoping
'our jovial old friend will soon be
about as itsual.
Dai• Dream Toilet Preparations, a
superb line of toilet cremn, powders
and perfume, etc. Sold only at Mit-
chell's Drug Store opposite Bruns-
wick
:Mr. Harry Hinscliffeireceived word
of the death of Grant, the eldest
daughter of Mr. and Mes. Angus Mc-
Leod of Windsor. The little girl was
.born -in Winglaam where the parents
resided. They later went to Goderich
where ,Nir: McLeod was engaged in
the: barbeting business. The little
girl was a 'sufferer from Spinal Men-
igitis.
On Tett Again.—The rst, 211d. and
3rd: prizes for bread in the open con-
test at the Wingham Fair was award-
rediort, bread baked by Five Lilies.
There are many fine exhibits at the.
rural school fah% reflecting mucji
credit upon the youthful exhibitors,
but the best exhibit of all it the child-
ren themeeigeS, eager, interested, anx-
ious, but happy and all alive. Huron
cothity 'has an tiutold fortune in its
boys and girls preparing -in its rinse1
and urban schools to be the men. and
wonten of tomorroas,
Allsthe gleries. of Solomon and the
beauty of.Sheba. in "Queen of Sheba,"
•"itrhich Will be shown at the Lyceum
'heatre for the first time next week,
Monday, TitesdaY and Wednesday,
October. and., .3rd,, aed 4th.
Read what the !..roronto Globe says
of Miss Liam Craine--OnO Of 010
most talented and successful sopratto
soloists which Toronto has given to
the public of lateyears is Lina Gor-
don Craine„ During. the- past .few
weeks, ACAS Craine has sung with great
secess at concerts in Stratford, Bar-
rie,' A gie court, Durham, Collingwood,
Guelph, Streetsville, Ingersoll, Port
I -lope and. Actot. BlesSed with a fine
stage presence and a beautiful lyric
soPratb voice of much beilliattcy and
color, with a range of over three oct-
aves, and taking with OAS2 a suet:elated
tone on r. fiat ebieve high C, it is Tit
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tie wonder that Mies Creme la So
mach in demand at concerts through-
out Onto io, She win be With the Trax
Fun CO,, ih 1110 TON",tin 14211i Winghain,
evenitig, Oct ober 5 1!..
Plat, of lied at MeXihbOnis fire se
Store,
DRURY VISITS WINGRAM
Hon. E. C. Drury Guest of the Lions'
Club
Premier Drury arrived in Wingham
on the noon G. T. R. train from Tor-
onto on Tuesday and was met at the
depot by Mr. yohn Joynt, M. P. P.,
Mr. John King, Mn I. J. Wright, pres-
ident of the Ag,ricuitural Society, and
directors W, j. Greer and Richard
Wilton as well as by several members
of the Lions' Club with whom the
premier and ,,the above named gentle-
men were invited to dine at the
Queens' Hotel Cafe.
The premier made an appropriate ad-
dress at the banquet and afterwards
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at the Fair Grounds. He urged in
unity to a greater extent between the
townspeople and the country people,
showing clearly that no one class
could succeed without the aid of the
other. He urged a change in the sys-
tem of the division of produce deplor-
ing the fact that while many orchards
in rural Ontario were loaded with
fruit and countless bushels wasting,
people in towns and cities were pay-
ing long prices to dealers, who in
some cases received more profit than
the growers did. Mr. Drury also
touched on the equalization of rates
for hyclre power in Ontario.
Many, serho met the premier were
pleased with his appearance and per-
sonality.
-:- PERSONALS -:-
Mr. Clarence Hinsdliffe haS teem-
ed home from Scitithampton. •
Miss Doris Fells has gone t� attend
Queens 'University, Kington.
Miss Jean Ross, Morris, visited
'with London friends last week
Mrs. j. Ounne3rworth and son, Mas-
ter Harvel, are. visiting the former's
father, Mr. j. L. Little..
Miss Edna Musgrove left on Mon-
day for Kingston, where she will at-
tend Queen's University.
Mr. and Mrs. Reg, S. Williaine and
family motored to London and spent
the week -end with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Coutts of
larantford, are visiting, at the home of
his mother, Mrs. R. Coutts. •
Mi -s. Win: Connell of Merrickville,
is visiting with her daughter; Mrs.
(Dr.) Redmond, Patrick Si:
Mr. F. W. Galbraith of Red Deer,
Alta„ was the guest of his aunt, Mrs,
Peter Fisher over the week -end,
Mr. and MrsgGeorge Jacques of
Preston, are shaking hands with many
of their old acquaintances in town.
-Mr: and, Mi -s. Matt Sproule and
son, Will of Luckuow, spent Sunday
with Mt. arid Mrs. Harvey Nivins.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Swan and child -
ten, have returned home after visiaing
with Mr. and :Mrs, Robert Deyell.
Miss Mae Hunter of Morris, has
gone to Kincardine to spend a month
with friends in end around Kincardiae.
Mr, and Mrs. W. C. Austin and
two daughters, "are speeding a- week
whit Mr. and Mrs, 'Wm. Austin, 13.
Line, Turriberry.
Mr. jaines Williainsoe is 'visiting
with Mr, and Mrs. Robert Deyell and
shaking hands with old friends in
town.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Ross and Mr.
Murray Ross of Morris, Motored to
Hamilton, St. Catharines and Niagara
Fallalast week.
'Mr. and Mrs. johd. Torrance,. Mr.
R. Torrance and Mr. and Mrs. V. El-
liott Of Goderich, spent Sunday at
the home of Mr. J. Little.
The regular monthly meetieg of the
Ladies' Auxiliary to the General Hos-
pital, will be held in the Council
Chamber, on October 201I, at 3,45
p. in. All the ladies are welcome.
Misses Jean and Margaret Van -
stone, left on Monday for Toronto,
where Miss jean will continue her
studlea at the UniversilT and Miss
Margaret has 'just entered.
Ma and Mrs. Geo. Schaefer of
Timmins Ont„ are visiting tlic
home of 'Mee Schaefer's parente Mr.
and Mrs. John McCool, John St.
,Mildmay Cider Mill will be in op-
eration every day of the Week to make
cider and apple buttar up to Novem-
ber the Toth. First-class goods guar-
anteed. New 'oak barrels fOr sale,—
Hergott Pros.
Or, MeIneee and Ca.tilily of Toronto,
have moved into Aim il)avis' house tIn
Centre St. 'Phe doctor has commenc-
ed to do business already, We extend
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Mr. and Mrs.. Charles Baker and
Mr. George Elliott of Clinton, also
Mrs. Harriet Disney and Miss Micla
Disney, attended the funeral of Mrs.
McClenaghan of WhitechurCh on
Thursday last.
Mr, Lyle Hanson of Toronto; eei-
newed acquaintances in town during
the week. Mr. Hanson was for some
years a hotelkeeper in Wingham. We
understand it was he who built the
beautiful home on Diagonal Road now
owned by Councillor H. J. Thompson.
Mr. E. C. Edwards of Lake Linden,
Mich., renewed acquaintances in town
last week. Mr. Edwards is looking
hale and hearty. He was visiting with
bus daughter, Miss Nina, who is at-
tending Whitby Ladies' College.
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 and instrutmental music now
sold at a reasonable price. Come and
hear them. Sold only at Mitchell's
Drug Store, opposite the Brunswick
Homtel.r.and Mrs, W. Herd of London,
spent a few days with friends in town.
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Morganare
visiting with relatives in Ripley.
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Methodist Church -Notes
Rally Day services will be observed
next Sunday, Oct. 1st., at all the ser-
vices, ri a: na, 2.30 'p.m, and .7 9. tn.. ..
We art greatly favored in hatieg with
us Mies Hilda Mali/Ian 'Qf
Miss McMilran sang in the church itt
the choir concert last May and sn
delighted the 'audience that the Offic,-
ial board decided forthwith to secure
her for.the Rally 'Services in October_
Miss McMidan possesses a voice of
great range and sweetness, and a rare
treat is in Store for those whohear
her. The pastor will preach morning
and evening, and the Rev. A. C. Tife
fin of Blyth in the afternoon: .
'Don't fail to hear Miss Prances.
Nickawa on Monday evening, 'October
and. Miss Nickawa is regarded as a
wonder by those who haVe lieard her.
The Rey. Dr. Sippera/ of 'Victoria,
says, I have heard Miss Nickawa sev-
en times and always with fresh delight
and interest, The Rey. W. E, Mibison
says, "I would go farther to hear
Miss Nickawa titan any entertainer I
know." The first part of the program
will consist of readings taken from
the masterpieces, the second part from
writings and leg -ends, and dre;:sOti a;4:
an Indian Princess.
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