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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance, 1922-09-28, Page 8n MN • a Etv @�f I shales of conicq Yarns, greys, eds, he tilers, blacks ....$1.OD per lb. Gura teea'i quality. THE i :I)'6%ARY8'C Scotch Fingeri ;gs, ;.sll shades of best rFingering, blacks vw� r.lrale Sc�+� tckl'i � �, re greys, he. .,atiters_ ...... $1°25 per lb. Monarch, List Yarns V. Pare ity o khakL. weld Dove and L1own r sweaters. of B . nkP"ts, the Test gluml- y lu ly can u1 y, white, red, Ilk and :It hie. Baby's Bialra.kets, he C iI ltons, F vy q ° t witty $2.25 ea LL STu, .t. L L n PSit nnelettes, Flannelette Reis, Hosiery, etc. I „ Miss ' Gertie Bush of Wroa`.eter",. spent a few das this weeks, with Mrs. "• Jas. Edgar Leopold St. • t;a 141x, David Petrie of town and Mr; Walter Little of Teeswater, left on Monday to attend the Knorr College sIT' at Toronto. 1.f Nei fi ;7r tI�S .dlil ltl 1111111111111Ill 11111111E11101111 1111111 0 inganuntswantsin EAR. BLYTH Myth, tax rate for 1922is-. struck at 43 initis on the dollar. Mr. and MMrs. M. W. Telfer are vis iting friends: in Milton and other points'. for two weeks. The Ladies' Guild of the Anglican church Will meet on Wednesday after- noon at the ltonie of Mrs. J, i3. Wat- son. , Mr. John Mills, who underwent a serious operation in St, .Mosel>h's Hos- pital, London, a few weeks ago Was able, to return home this week. Harvest Thanksgiving services were held' in Trinity church on Sunday. Rev. Canon Hill of Goderich, was the preacheron this occasion and gave a very earnest address, his theme was "Co-operation with God's :Plan". Special music was rendered by the choir, The church was tastefully de- corated with grain, fruit, flowers and. vegetables, The offering was very liberal for the day. Miss •McKay, of the Public. School staff' spent the week -end at her home in Seaforth.• Mr. and "Mrs. Frank McCaughey of London, are in charge of the' Commer cial hotel, the former occupant, Mr. Roberts left last week. Hence the former ,proprietors are again in • charge. Maple Leaf Sewing'Circle are hold- ing a bazaar on Fair day, and a dance in the community Hall at night. (Gold Medalist of Canada) in F16iliNGHAIK METH:ri DIST CHU CH, .r,}n 11 a. m. Sfsh- sfill11111111111i1111i11111 111 11111 2.30 p. rna. -- 7 p. m. 111EIII IIIEIII ilIm optimum'x111M111®111'19111 11ll filCElllElllMN BELMORE The Women's Foreign Missionary -Society will meet on Friday afternoon at 2.30 p. ni, Owing to Anniversary Services at Salem, there will be no Endeavor meeting next Sunday evening. The School Fair held on Saturday vas a grand success. The weather being ideal, there was a good attend - since;: the exhibits, racer;, drills, were splendid. The baby show being well aatroilizecl. Mrs,. McNeil and Cecil are holiday - hit with friends at Hanover. Miss Eleanor Jeffray spent a few ,::hays last week' with her friend, ;Miss, Mabel Stokes, Glenannan, Mr. Thomas Abram was in London •nn Saturday, his mother returning `with him greatly improved in health. Mrs. Herd sr,, spent last week with her daughter at Riversdale, A. little girl has conte to stay at Ishe home of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Stew - 14021162114.141116021.111941111. Miss Lovina Carrick of Vi5inghair , spent Sunday at her home here. Mr. Will McClena gnarl' and son of Cleveland, attended the funeral of his mother. Mr, and Mrs. Herbert Laidlaw vis- ited with Mr. and Mrs Harry' Mc- Clenaghan of 13elgrave on:Saturday. The Methodist 'anniversary services will be held 011 Sunday, October Stir. A.tea.meeting will be -held in the base- ment on Monday evening. Mr, and Mrs. Wm, Barbarec of Ac- ton, visited 'last week with lfr and Mrs, W. R. Farrier. • Mr, and Mrs. •Geo. Cottle visited with their daughter, Mrs. Ed. Brown- ing, at Kincardine, for a few days last Miss Pegg of:,Chicago, nrlio lifts been visiting with her parents. at sardine, visited with Miss Nettie Cot- tle on Saturday, BLUEVALE ,,Miss Annie Smeltzer is on the sick list. We Nope she will.. soon be 0. K. ivI:is. ,Robt. Musgrove has returned home after a 'few 'weeks.' visit with relatives at Bownianville, Port Hope and Newtonville, 1. Mr. John Spence , is under the doc- tor's care at present. We wish him a speedy recovery. Mr. Wm. Gourley arrived. here on Monday with a carloadd of cattle from Stanmore, Alta. Misses Farrow of. Godcrich, motor- ed up and spent Sunday with their cousin, Ma -s., Robt. Musgrove. WROXETER SCHOOL FAIR PRESBYTERY OF MAITLAND Met In St, Andrews Church' on Tues- day Last, The. Presbytery of Maitland met on Tuesday, September r9t'h., iii Wing- hain. 'A call, from the recently united congregations of Armow and Bervie was presented by Rev, F. C. Over; end, of Kincardine in favor of Mr. A, C. S. Sniith, • a recent graduate of 1 nox College; Toronto. The call was sustained and ordered to be forwarded to Mr. Smith, In case of 11is, accept- ance he will be ordained and inclticted at Armow on Thursday;•. October 5th. Mr. Hardie, convenor of the general interests committee; presented a t:om- prehensive report of the work of the church, and a conference will be held on Tuesday, October; 3rd., to devise ways:' and 4neans.. Of meeting.: the pres- bytery's share of tike' church's tleficit in the home and foreign mission boards- Mr, David Kerrie of Wing - ham and Mr. Walter Little of Tees - water, were certified to: the senate. as candidate§ for the ministry. Commissioners toihe recent Asseni- bly in Winnipeg reported their dili- gence in attendance on the sessions of • that court. The convener of the hoarse mission committee was instructed to ask ;a grant of $a5o from the augmentation fund to assist the charge ;of Dungan non and'Port •Albert. 'A complaint was received from members of .the Ctat ro ok congrega- tion on rega-tion that a threshing -engine was plac- ed in the cemetery .,at that place ,on top of two graves, Wlten operating in that vicinity, All difficulties in the Ripley matter were amicably adjusted, and a call from the .united charge of St, And- rews presented by Mr. K. A. Gollan; interim moderators to Dr. Robt. Hark- ness .o.fWroxeter. Strong opposition was' voiced, by. commissioners from Wiox:eter.against the reifies/at of Dr. Harkness. When the call was -sus- tained and put' in his hand he 'gave no intimation as to what his inten- tions were, and, the matter will be before the' Presbytery ;again on Oct- ober 3rd:; when the conference is' held in.' Winghant 'hang: MI.i•. Gilmore recent pastor of Knox church, Ripley, bade• farewell to the brethren, who are Sorry to losehim from the presbytery, •where he_ had done such excellent work for the last nine years. He has reinoived to London. The people of Wroxeter were bless- eel with fine weather, for their School Fair which was held on Friday 'after- noon. Following is a list of the prize winners: • Any Model in Wood -F. Lewis, -No. 13 T.;W. Fralick, Wroxeter; W. Hen,; ry, No. x3; . W. Wood,No. 13; No Name; W. War, No. 13: Wire Splicing -A. Raun, No: i4. H.; Geo. Paulin, No. 14; Robt. Douglas, No.. Li 1 T. ` L`, Douglas, No. U r T'; H. Durst, T. 14; H. Batton, No. 14. Dozen White Eggs • F.rom Home Flock --Ethel McCreary, No. 16 I-Iow-. ick; Walter Willits, :No, 13 T.; Marie Copeland, No:: 14 -T.; Viola Willits, No. 13 Remick; Merle Doig, No. T T.; Tena Fitch,; No. 13 H. Dozen'. Brown Eggs From Home Flock -Rae Loutitt, No; 14 H.; Walt. Woods, NO; 13 T.; Ethel McCreary, 16. H:; ,Robt. Paulin;' No. 14 H.; Mina .Doig, No. r T.;Dick Bennett, ,No. 13 T. Special fore Pair . of General Utility Fowl=les Douglas.; No 1 T.; Alba. Musgrove, No.: 14 R; Elva Stock, No, 1Ir.' Johns, Mr. and ktrs, Welsh and. art. iltr. Christi.' of Exeter, visited with Mr. and M, s. Jas, Cornelius on Thnrs- clay. EAST WAWANOSH Mr. andp,.*:vlrs. John Thompson and tab • of St. Augustine, spent Sunday r at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Joseph C l iatnney. Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Young and Mr, and Mrs. Robert Shiel' and Gregg, attended. Kincardine Pair on Friday, Miss Elite. May lames is finishing fixer business coarse in Stratford, Mr, and Mrs, Joe, Thompson and baby Alice, ;spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Thos. Robinson. • Mr. and Mrs. Malta Walker and Miss Nesbitt motored to Palmerston 'aii,d spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bathers, Miss Nesbitt visited at her atonic there. Miss Ethel Drayinari is visiting with lier aunt, Mrs. Wellings, prior to ;heaving, for Muskoka. * I T,I CHU CI -I 4I'rs. S4lnpsoh and her two children elf !.angsicl,t;, are •vlsi1in.g with her gig - tor, 'Mrs, 1'as �Valsoli. 1111:7:, jean anCIregor of Toronto, 15 holidaying • t her horne here. Mr, and Mrs. George faccf cs and baby of Freston, ,are ;riith his P rntts,. i'Jit Tars. ,Eli: