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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance, 1922-10-19, Page 1ar, t.ttt r•t, slri°71117, •.....esh stet teitts.resse•res.e. t' .t.r1117,1`,T,",tr 1„,,1 • ,„ • , • • • ' t't"ot— t :I't ' "ttr'' tt e'et '.1';'1g1)11 ' "" •rtt's.t•tt, tttlit• tt' 'T oi h • , `r. ft Strigie Comen Foi,fr Cents • ' •PIRSONAIS• Mrs. 'Peel; E, VanNess is spending week with her husband in Toronto. 0. • Itttr, and Ilitrs, Robert McClenaglian ,..ated sot', Clarence, •speitt StindaY With• Mrs. (Dr.) hlVI:acDonalcl and Miss Erances Loscorribe of ICincardine, "Werh•visitingwith friends in town. Ateteand ". Mrs. 'Will Hinsetiffe of hCoranto, spent the week -end at the line of 'Mr. ,ancl Mrs, Harry Hits- • eliffe,, • , , rse•MePherson aed Miss IVIePher- sofa of, Kincardine, spent a few days •at, the hove of the former's daughter„ • /Ars. E.7."NaSh.. ...Mr. and Mrs, ie.& A. Smith and li.ttle..dattghter .of Kincardine, spent the week -end at the home of Mr. and •Mrs. R. S.. McGee. • , Mr, Bert Williapis, forinet 13usitees Manager of the Wingbarn Times, is •elerking F. Groves: gi.ocery store in Toronto. Mrs. . • TipJing and littl� gran - • klattghter, "June, left fast week for a -vistiwith' Mr....and IVIrs: Frank Stearns, , . at Painsville, Mao. - Ur. lhave Calvert of Toronto spent a, Lye days with.fnends in this yicin- •t ity. Reis employed with ,the Harris- •Jbliatoir, at present.. " rs. Fred.Morris a.n.d. little dattg ter, returned to their home in Oshawa, aft"6- spending the, past few rnonthe at .the 119me of her mother, :Mrs. T. ht. jobb. ' *rs: ?red Keimedy and children, - 'Who, have been visiting at the home t or ner parents,' left and Mrs. j. •''fof the past couple of weeks returned ectotheir hoine in Forest this week. , r. ,and Mrs. P. Chevalier aid ,e daughter: of Maple Creek, Sask., yisit- sed.over the, week -end with Mrs. Chevs. eatiees sister, Mrs. James Stapleton, and other friende. Mr. and Mrs. "...Chevalier, and daughter are on- their ' 'way horte from, a . trip -to London, •Paris, and otheit'EuroPean cities- , • Mr. and'Mrs. Lou Tomlinson and - two sons of Woodstock; accompanied s Mrs. Fred Stoke% of Big 'llealley,•Alta„, and. three children spent a". few days sat the home .ef: Mr. and Mrs. W.,,J. s Gallaher. Mrs. Tomlinson and •Mrs, ' -Stokes will be remembered as Misses • Mese and Nurse Lillian (Dot) Baer, xYgRYBODY'S 'COLUMN , AUCTION SALE -0f Farm Stock, ••.at Bluevale, on. Friday, October 20. See billa for further particulars. • T. R. Bennett, Auct. Geo. MacDohiald, Prop. AlkTION SALE—Of Farm Stock, IntOlernents, Etc., at lot 33, con. x2,, Est WawanoSh; on Wednesday, , :October 25th. • t- • Mrs. J. A. McNeih.kop. John Purvis, Auct. • AUC.rtION.•SALE'—Horses Cattle, . "Pigs, IMPlements, a ° nd Househ Id • Effects; • at. lot 7, Con: 4 -Morris • abont:x* miles east 61 Belgrake, on Friday; October 27th, See bills. • Jas, Taylor; Auctioneer. W. J. Procter, Proprietor. AUCTION SALE—Farm Stock, Im- plements, 'Etch at lot ' con.. 1.1, .East ,Wastranosli, at 12.30, on Wed- ' nest,' November ISt. No reserve. ' Auctioteer. ' ht= Shoebottom, Prop. • COAL HEATER.-,--13a.se burner, rads • lent • hone, will sell at reasonable 'price, . The Advance. • CALF FOP., SALE—Apply to. "..C. Newman, Lower Wingharn CRACKED EGGS FOR. SALE, --At low prices, •Gleans Limited. • FARM FOR'SAT-E-20 acres in • lett Township, tax acres in one farm, with good building, the ether ,86, IV mile', with ,t5 acres good hard- wood bush.' Will sell separate or , together. ' This is tirsteclass proper- h • •ty and Will give good terms or ex- • change fora good house as part pay, 0 for particulars, apply to . J. W. Mills, • R. R. No, t Blyth. VVINCJAAM ONT—TkURSDAY OCTOBER 19th, 1922 .. PLOWING COMPETITION :Wingham Junior Fanners'. Aesocia- Plovving C6Inpetit1o2• . At anneeting. of the Wingliam jun- io. r Ferineys' • Intproyement Associat• leid 101'1/nigh= Town Hall, on m , Wednesday •night, aong other busi- nese transacted. it wee decided to liela a plowing cempetition. The rulesand conditions of same •to be as follows: t. The competition s" epen to members of Wingliath jonfo,r Farm- ers' Improvement Association and to any other farmers or farmer's sons, 'under thirty years of age, whet, coniply 2. An entry fee of fiUk °cents will be charged members of the. Assoeia- ticin and one dollar for noneinetthers. "1"'his will entitle the non-membe-rs to become members if they so wish. - 3. • Each contestant must plough at least five acres of stubble, making at least three crowns. (to be done on home farm or farm.where contestant is working.):, 4- Headlands to be unplotighed. 5. 1?1oegliing intfst be finished by November 5th.: •" , •' 6 Equipment, a °jointer plough 'an ordinary fin point and skimmer or knife coulter. (No sod ploughs to be used.) 7. Average depth of furrows to be 6 inches. $. Prizes will be as follows:—$8.00; $6.00; $4.00; $2.�o. " • Should there be, a large entry liSt thiS prize list will be increased. ' J. 'Walker, Winghart; President. Geo, Fowlers. Winghati, Secretary. Crown Score ,Card crown ' ...... . . . .. ....... _.....,3o • Straightness of Furrow 1.5 Evenness of Furrove •se Shape of "Land • 15 0 a . 100 , • ., King Bros; Annual Sale • ". The sale,the „people -have been wa ing for, hemdreds .01. satisfied lsuYe wilf-rehlember the °splendid values their pi-eyi-ous „sales. • Read advertis went on page .'"8: • • • • °Stiralned" His, Ankle • , • • it- rs of e- , Mr. -John joynt, Mt P. P., had the znisforttme to fall from an apple tree on, Tuesday., He suffered a bad shals-" ingup. and 'at badly sprained leg, which will necessitate his taking a few days off. •, Price Of•News Print Up It is announced that the Canadian Export Paper Company representin the mills of Laurentide. Brompton an Price Bros., is making contracts for newsprint on a basis of $3.75 per hurl, dred pounds, or $75.00 per ton. This rate is applicable during the first six months of 1923. It is an in- crease over 1'922 contracts of $5 oo a ton. • Died In Alberta • Rey, Geo. A. Mitchell, B. A. passed away at the 'tome of his daughter at Itacornbe, Alberta, on Sunday, in his 82nd: year. The funeral will be held to Toronto Mr. Mitchell was pastor of the NVingliarts ilflethod.ist Church about forty years ago and will. be kindly re_ menusered by several of the older res idents. Will Put On Minstrel Show % At the regular fortnightly ltt hcheon held it the Queens 'Hetet by the Lions' Club of Wingharn, it was de- cided to • put on a minstrel show in the near future with a view to raisipg funds to send to the fire sufferers of Northern Ontario, The- Lions are al- so ,getting behind the War memorial which has been a dead issue" in Wing - ham fer'sneh a long time. • World's Wonder • • , Publishers of Europe and America rave •expressed :surprise that a paper f 'such wonderful value as the Faintly Herald and • Weekly Star orMontreal, an be produced at ,the subscription trice charged. It is not only the en- rmous size of the Faintly Herald that excites the wonder of the world, it is the vast variety and the super - excellence of its contents. The great QR SALIT,it.general purPose.horse, ••sX fre certy, ttoo nearly fell grown .Leghorns and Reds. ...Also qttaitttty , of roots. . • "F. • , , :ISSUER. '0-11t-jeM•O'Ose 'end . Deer lie- , eneee;hurittng and trapping liceese. :-,..Alppljr to,. Claytet 1 Phippet, '• •, . , • Lower Wingham LosT.---a bright reds-Aeer strayed•on or about September tstlx., from the East * of lots,t and 2Con. 'B. Car- ,rielt. Finder, please inlorm, Jas. V. Breen, , Itlatsae 12,00 Goo • R.. t., Wingham FORD SIZE—AcreCushion 'Inner Tires for, stile at-a,bott half ff -Price. ' The Advance. it ,• , success of the Family Herald of Mon- treal has resulted in ,sectirilig for it the very best talent it all its departments. This is it meaSure of its progressive- ness. To say, that the Family Herald is in a class by itself without rival is to puf Mildly. • The publishers we understand will send sample copies free on receipt of post card. , Boys' Bicycle Club Theough the efforts of Mr, W. A. Currie, a boys' bicycle club is being organized at Witighain, and it public meeting nt,er beicalled for that put - pose on Thursday night of this week, in the council c,hamber 7.30 sharp, to which ,ell boys are itvited. It is Mr. Currie's intention to have a boy's eld day early next season, and we nderstand that he has received the assurance of some pretty big prizes from the • C. ',C. M. bicycle people, whom he • represents at 1.,Ving1tam. 'One of the prizes Will be it new $60.00 biey,cle. The object of this bicycle club will be to foster, not merely hie- yele ridieg but Athletics among the EESWATER'°.'CIDER ..itohrtnialcing,APPlebutter and Cider, Tirst-elaSs, Works:guaranteed. New B,arrels 'for, sale. • ' • 'Olheiser & •..HE .P.OLLOWING 'Tc5oLs-,..-1/44 '.1been...borroWed. by ottr friends aud. •,...We'.,SYMeld.. :them „ vele-Arnett,. , 410$101.s,i' 3,1ApO Wk.Otobea, 2 :Dalt Of ±...e.ratet hart. t :emelt' hand bar, ,je:trevirell..and Ote hand Saw,• . 'NVt"....t.'430ir,ent , ' A membership fee of t25 cents will be charged for the first lwenty mein- bers arid 50 cents will be the inetibers ship feetafterwards. All members will have the priVilege of •usirig the homes trainer, The • libmetraitiet- is it, device o composed -of rollei-s that 1,t, person Plaee' his bteyele, tit the centre, 14, rideit. as. hard at helikeir in his wnshottle., •• , ° ' ANTrin*.ro ;buY'crealn, haao and $ spou try., ,ApP y to, 'Cameron, OurliqyN'..0ittnd", 'Wl.140140/ 11 1 :;46.4. 4 ' , ,, • . r. DON'T BELEIVE IN SIGNS Te the Editur av the,Advance, Deer .$1.1ths-7e,„ Ives sorry to be raydin in the pap- ers about frind, Jawn joint fallin met est- en apple tree an breakin his ribs, 'Tis the -way veld us ould whM, we attinept to •cloime to ' hoigh, but 1 hope this has no pollytickle • mainin. Me mild grandinother used to say that wan wartin• wus bad, and that the second wan wus worse; but if the third wan came theer wus no escapin the judgeinint You riniimbir, Iltshter Editors how -whin 'awn came over to Nort Huron t,o the Show Fair theer wus no sate ler him at all, at all. That svhs badssoign, an the fui.slit swas-niet, as me quid grandmother wud he said. Thin, whin he fell out av •the tree an bruk his .ribs 'twas the sec- ond watnin that mebby he svud teke a drap ay another koind befoor lohg. (I don't inane a, drap of whiskey fer 'awn is a timpirince man.) If me ould granclmoeher wus roight in hut way av tinkin, theer is only wan moore vrarnin cOmin to fawn befoor he takes his place wid the long lisht •av also rens an has beens, belongin to Nort Huron. He will be in good company wicl Dr. • MacDonald, Dr, Chisholm, Jim Bowman, Billy Fraser, Jawn T. Currie, A. H. Musgrove, Ar- chie Hislop, jarge Shpotton, Dudley Holmes, an young Mishter Procter. Shores.' den't fink a.nny place in Can- ada can show a longer art- a betther. lisht tty defated an dishcarded polly- tishuns, an, a.ccorclin to what I hear, a lot moore fellahs seem _ankshus to jine torwid the Ancient an Honorable Ordher av Pasht Pollytickle Pathriots. Misitter Editor, the summer will soon be over an winther will be• wid'us agie befoor we know it, an not notch coal in the counthry, an wood gettin slsarce an dear. Shure tis a bad lookout fer the poor payple, scr it is, wid ahvl soigns pointin to a harrud winther. The bins are raoultin earlier thannsual, an the geese anducks hey ducker down, the young roosters ley longer tails an the ould bins scratch hardest away from home, the byes do be puttiu in an extra supply ay beech an -butther nuts an me young frind, fawn Hanna. is shtartin his sales wicl awl goods chaper than ivir. The fall av the year is the aisiest fer us. ould fellahe in town "wid no gardin to make, an ho grass to cut, an no slinow to shovel `tis a foine tonte we do be hewn tawkin around wid. wan another an raydin the war news. Be the same token, an as the nussus says whin 1 hetf little to do, want to do less, sp I am wroitin ye a short letther this wake, hayin to mate some a' nie ould cronies at the Posht Office af tin o'clock, - • Yours till nixt wake, • Timothy Hay. Attention Ladies On Thursday of this week a larg range of the latest in silk dresses serge dresses, and gowns will be ot display at the store of Hanna & Co. Ltd. All ladies are invited to attend Agent At Locknow Mr. A. 'W. Hamilton, Grand Trunl operator in Listowel, has been pro moted to the position of station agent at Luck•now, and has been succeedec athlistowel by Mr. F. Phillips of that ANNUAL Rom Of The Wom.en'e Auxiliary To The Wingham General Hospital The following is it sYnelssis of the anpual report of the Ladies' Auxiliary to the Wingliam General Hospital, from October t4tlx., 1921, to 'October t3th, 1920 The object of this society is to sup -- ply °or local -hospital with bedding, linens, dishes for patients and staff table, and small sundries necessary to the upkeep of the hospital, The meetings of the Auxiliary are held on the first Monday of the month in the. council chamber at 3.45. Ladies are cordially invited to attend: The Auxiliary held ten regular and two special meetings. During the year -3 teas were hetd at respective homes of Mrs, R. Vanstone, Mrs. I. A. Mac- lean and Mrs. Clegg. Proceeds from the three amounted to $51.86. A. euch- re and dance was given in the Arms entries, proceeds from which amounted to $to5.5o. The ladies undertoolc rnake autograph, quilt, the proceeds from which to date atnounts to $60.05. The Auxiliary wishes to thanlx all who made donations th onations to e hospital during the year. and especially thank tbe Wornen's Institute and the Metho- dist congregation for their substantial donation, • The following is the financial state- •, Receipts Cash on hand, Oct 14th,1.9ax...$ 203 39 Membership fees 8 50 Quilt motley 6o, 05 r 00 51 86 Donation Teas Euchre Methodist Congregation Don. 184 65 Alm's Box Collection 27 • • _ $ 628 97 Expenditures - Towelling 53 53 19 54 Glasses 8 45 Dishes 29 .,12 SafetY Pins. • 8 86 Curtains' 2,3 30 Table ClOths 15 00 Tape. 7 50 Cheesecloth 6 12 Sheeting ' 76 o5 Wringer 8 50 Motor . 25 oo Printing 9 20 Flannelette • , 13 -64 Medals , - ' 30 oo Feathers - 6 10 Sundries ' • 15 47 . „ Cotton $ 355 38 Receipts $ 628 97 I„'x..penditures . 355 38 Balance 282 49 The followitg officersewere elected for the ensuing years 'Pres.—Mrs. R. Venstenet tat. Vice-Pres.—Mrs.-3. A.. MacLean; 2:nd. Vice-Pres.—Mrs. 3. „ O Gibbons; 3rd: Vice-Pres.—Mrs, R. L. , Stewart; Secretary—Mrs. W. R. Hein- e bly; Treasurer—Mrs, W. F. BUrgman; Cot Seey.—Mre, W. 3. Greer. , Buying Committee—Mrs, J. "Wilson, (Convenor); Miss M. Adams, Mrs. W, R. Dyer,:MrS. W, r. Henderson. A/lei/ibex:ship conunittee—Mrs. _ Hattbly, (Convenor); Mrs. R. Van- stene, Mrs. 3. MacLean, Mrs. 5. Wil - 1 sonsti1 ITS,. 3'. Hanna; hrIrs.. W. 5, Boyce, ,Mrs, •R. 11.Stewart, Mrs. W. T. Greer, Mrs. W. 5. Henderson, 5, A. Wallace, Mrs. R. Clegg, Mrs. j. Gib - :bons, Mrs. Moir, Miss Adams, 'Mrs. Wellwood and Mrs. McKenzie Smith. Fioral Cormnittee—Mrs. H. E.W. Tamlyn, (COnveruer); Mrs. H": W. *Snell, Mrs. C. E. Cragg. Entertainment Committee— Mrs..H. Campbell (Convenor); Mrs. R. S. Wil- liams, Mrs. J. H. McKey, Mrs. W. j. Henderson. . Seyeirve .Committee—Mrs. R L. Stewart (Ceirivenor); Mrs. J. AnVlats Lean, Mrs. L C. Young, Mrs, P. Gowans, Mrs. W. Henderson, Mrs. H. E. W. Tanslyn, -Alms' Box Collectors—Mrs. 5, :Han- na and Mrs, McKenzie Smith. Anditars--Messrs„ C. P. Smith and T. C. King, Mrs. W. R. Hatibly, Seche. West Huron Teachers : • The forty-fifth° annual conyentionOt the West Hurot Teachers' Association was held in Goderich, on Thursday and Friday. .Oue hundred and thirty teachers .were•pAsent.' A donation of Stoo.00 was sent to the fire sufferers in New Ontario, • , ' Orchestra For .Winghant • , •"We understlusd,an orchestra under the leadership of Mr. 5. W..DaVis, V, C. M., has been organized, and are open for engagements for receptions, coneerts.,, dances, etc. Mr. Davis is to be congratulated„,upon this move and 'We predict his orchestra wili be in great. clernand (hiring thecoming whi- ter. Judging by'the excellent progress our local bandsineri have Made touter his able leadership, we feel sore he will be equally successful with his •oes thestre. : . Found Dead In Bed j Jos. Hemmingwey, Jelin .St„, was shocked on Saturday morning' to Bed his Wife dead in bed, Mrs. Hems mingwey was in poor health for sone tithe but had been around as usual. before 'retiring on 'Friday night. Her midden; name was Leith Hill and she was io her :61st. year.' The funeral, which was priyete was lield-to Wing - ham cemetery •,00 Monday afternoon. Mr. F. 3' Hill, Choir; leeder in St. Andrews 'Presbyterian '‘church, is a brother of the deceased; . •'Methodist Church Notes'. : LL The pastor will preach on Sunday itext,'OCtober 22nd., at both morning and eYeeing service, • In the 'totting, sobject "The Source of Trod' Stren- gth." In the evening, "Wanted it Mat." Don't forget theannivevary servic- es on Sunday and Monday, October 20th., mid 30t11, Rev. W, Hib- bert of Kingsville, will be the preather both morning and evening on Sunday, October 201.11, Special music by the choir assisted by Mr. • Cameron Ged- des of Lucknow. On Monday even- ing a fowl supper will be served and a special program rendered, Solos by Mra, S. 1l. Johnston of T3ervie, Mrs, Wesley joynt of Lucknew, Mr, Cam- eron Geddes of Lticknow and short addreteses by Revs.`5, H, 3olieston, fl A., terYie; I. A. McKelvie, 13, D„ of eswetei, J. W, Itibbert oP Tn vale. Special Musie by the choir., Greetinhis freini the local clorg,y., Remember The Date Saturday,. October 2Ist-., at 8.30 a. in., Kings' greatest sale starts, come early to share in the big bargains, Re -Opening Services At Eadies The re -opening services of Eadies Presbyterial.' church will be held on Sunday, C)ctober 29th. Rev, W, J. West of Dunnville, will isreach at it a. in, and 7 o. 113, • On the followiett Monday evening the congregation will serve a fowl supper front 6 unto 8 o'clock, after which an entertainment will be given in the church, consisting. of it good musical pi-9gram and also addresses by the following speakers Mr. J. W. King,. M. P., Rev. W. 3. 'West, Rev, Do Petrie and Rev. C. N. McKenzie. Admission 50 ceets, Children 25 cents. P. IstcDottgall, C. Tait, Secretary. • Pastor. St. Pains Church Notes $t, Pauls is to have it very interestigg visitor next Sunday in the person of TZete A. D. .Abhyanlsor. He iS native of India of the highest caste; hhe Brahrhin or priestly caste. Shice his conversion he has beeit labOuring successfully to win others of his own caste to Christ, Ho will preach at both mormeg told evening services next Sunday, The A. Y• P. A. Will meet on Mon- day evening- in the basement at 8 p. A shower of Dolls, Baby Articles and fancy' liandkerthiefs will be held at the home of Miss, R., Clegg, on ThtirSdalh ReVember .2nd, Ali's. Clegg be, assistod Mrs, C. "Le. RverybOtlyr.wolcotrie., ' LOCAL AND GENERAL All 85c Vihtor Records redueed to eec,_Fieelgan's Music Store, Mrs, Claxton of Barrie, was it visit- or at Mrs. I -I: E. Isard's, John St, Big,Stack anit•Big Valtie in all De- palertmseatI,, sat Isard's October Clear- stieProgressive Dance and Euchre in the Wingharn Armouries on Hallow- e'en night, Tuesday, Oct, 3xst. Mrs. Peter Fisher has returned to her home, after spending it couple of weeks at the hoine of her son, Mr. P. S. Fisher, Toronto. 'rhe Forward Mission Band of St Andrews Presbyterian Church are giving a tea on Saturday, October 21, fro/TA 3 to 6 o'clock in, the basement of the church, A social evening will be held in the Wingha.m, Methodist Church on Mon- day evening, October 23rd., under the auspices of the Epworth League. Everyone cordiallk invited. Miss Hamilton, who has been a member of the Wingham High School Staff for the past two years, left on Tuesday for Brampton. Her successor is Miss Hassard of Orono. Mildmay, Cider Mill will be in op- eration every day of the week to make cider and apple butter up to Novem- ber the loth. First-class goods guar- ariteed, New oak barrels for sale.— Eastern Star, Huron Chapter, No, 89, are holding a Progressive Euchre and Dance in the Wingham Arinouries on Hallowe'en night, October 31st. Tickets 50 cents. Mr. A. M. Frhlick presented the ed- itor -with five large winter pears which weigh four pounds. We will relish this treat some cold, evening in Dec- ember. We have seen few winter pears, as large ast this quintette. York township funds are over $4,000 short. This includes 66 ratepayers, who have produced receipts for taxes. Wingliam is lucky to have a tax col- lector like they have in Allan Fralick. He is not only honest but his books are a picture. . Messrs. Bond and McBride, hydro auditors, were in town last week aud- iting the books of the Secretary -Tre- asurer, Mr. W. A. Galbraith. They claim the hydro accounts at Wingham are the most aceurately kept in this section:of Western Ontario. Progressive Euchre and Dance tin- der the auspices of the Wingham Sub- division of the Catholtc... Women's League, in Winghain Armouries, on Weclriesda,y, October 25th. Cards from 8.3o. o'clock sharp to 10.30. Lunch will be. served. Townes Orchestra. Ad- mission 50 cents, ' The Graduation Exercises oLthe Wingham -General Hospital Will be field in the Town Hall on Friday even- ing, October 20t1i„ when four gradu.- ating nurses will receive their dip- lomas. A good program will be giv- en and the public are cordially invited 'to be present. Collection at the door in aid of the Hospital. The ,Advance for the latest in Christmas Cards. 'We have just open- ed up a large new stock of Christmas Cards. The verse or greeting and your name will be printed or emboss- ed on them in our Office. The price is the lowest for the quality of this stock. You are Invited to come in and look them over, no need to pur- chase unless you wish to. Read the list of bargains which you can secure at the Bargain Store, John Galbraith Stand, on page 5 of this Paper. The, Advance is equipped with the latest model type -setting machine, and .the Most modern facilities for turning outall classes of Joh Work in a man- nerthat is pleasing to our customers. No job is too big, for us to handle and note too small to receive our closest attention. The price will he found quite,. reaSonable. Give us a call when wanting anything in Job Print- ing. Judge Dickson presided over the Coert of Revision of the Voters' List itt Wingham on :Wednesday. The names of two of the older residents were struck off, viz., Thos, L. jobb and Henry Davis. T3oth of these gen- tlemen came to Wingham over fifty years ago, both were carriage makers and members of .the church of Eng- land and staunch friends. It was quite at appropriate co -incidence that both xiseo passed away during the summer of 1922. Successful Anniversary Services Successful anniversary servicee were conducted in St, Andrews Presbyter- ian church on Sunday and Monday. 011 Sunday, Rev. 5. 5, Patterson of Sarnia. preached at both services. The choir under the leadership of Mr. F. J. Hill was at its bes t. On Monday a splendid fowl supper was held in the basement of the church, -after which an excellent program was retdered in the atidttorium of the church which WaS daintily decorated for the occasion, • 'rhe program con- sisted of addresses by Rey. C. Tait of Bhievale; Rev. C. G. Jones of Bel - grave, and Rev, 3 S..Scobie of Whites church; Selos were rendered by Miss Bertha MatKay, Miss Munro, Mrs. C. G. Jones, Mr. F, Hanmote and. Mr, A, M. FOrbe8; Readings by Mrs. Van- Wyek. and Mrs. Mowbray and ti cor- net solo by Mr,, 3, O li oi r rendered several. Selections whiCh yore anuch appreciated Con- grattlations are due Mr. E. J, Hill and Mr, ;T. IlleKetzie Smith for the suc- cessful .program Of Music and tO the ladies of Olt church for the botottiftfl simper. • Rey, Dr. Petrie..tteted • as. • in.iIintIAlt..•.t».10;innininr".",..-..,,•• • Fa • ••••• • • "•Ve,..• I . • • a._ tilbkilptiOttig te0r,/ se" 1*V 101,11011110001101, r • , The event of the season for the buyers of rvg ' Store 'Merchandise I '5\11xxvistlak2,5Acktla12*,, a %IT n eekv.)beT 2,2), • Ai This great buying event made possible by the "Linited Drug Co." means a saving of hundreds of dollars to the buying public of Wingham and. vicinity, FA McKibb n9 s Drug a'tore:.. You Cannot Afford to Miss Tis Sale, --- ' 1 i sri! itYlnelaans. Ont. Flame 3S. •••••• E111111111131111N1111111111 1E1111E11 III I III 111111111111111111111 III 111E111 III III III enetatmlles • " Itt s '• BOARD OF TRADE ASSOCIATION FORMED , Met On.Friday And Decided On Bans Ratepn ayers' and Trustees' Associatio, 74 quet, November 3rd. • For Wingham District One of the most representative gatherings present for some time at- tended the Board of Trade meeting on Friday evening, in the Town Hall. Several importatt matters Were dis- cussed, On of the most important topics was the different rates charged for hydro power in different tewria. It was decided to have a meeting it Wingham on Friday afternoon, Nov- ember 3rd., at which different reores semetives of the different municipal- ities would be present and - probably form a district association with it view to presenting an appeal to the govesrpneiankeenrt: Mr, James Malcolm, M. P. of North Bruce, will be the princi- palA banquet will be held in the ouries on Frday evening, Noverriber 3rd., at which Mr. John „R. Shaw, President of Canadian Manufacturers' Association and head of the C. F. M., of Woodstock, of which two factories are in Ingham, will be the speaker. Further announcement regarding this banquet will be -given next week. Donation Week For The Hospital The tveek of October 23rd. to 28th., will be donation week for the General Hospital, when the Ladies' Auxiliary are asking everyone to contribute something. Supplies of :fruit, veget- ables, canned fruits and jellies, pro- duce, etc., will be gratefully received. All donations to be left at the Hos- pital. Let each one have a share inj this good work. meeting of the Huron Trustees' • . , and Ratepayers' Association was held • • in the Wingham TOWil, Hall on Tues • - day everting and was fairly well at-, e. tended. • • Miss Skillindemonstrated the ad-, .. vantages of the use of a phonograph •, in the school both in relaxation and , in the educating of the children in ,e music. Her address was most inter- ' • esting. • Mr. Sedgworth of the Provinciat Trustees'and Ratepayers Association , spoke of the necessity of school s teachers and trustees solving ,,their own problems. Miss Campbell gave a short talk on the necessity- of a school nurse, In Hotels alont Robb, the nurse, has foutd somesee cases where children were suffering• from one cause and. disease or another • r; that have been rectified, which would probably never have been noticed un- • til it would be too late, if a schOol • nurse had not found it out. , • Short addresses were also given by , Mr. Fulton.of Brussels and Dr. 5. M. Field, Inspector. Rev. Mr, Snell ieted Mas chairman. A local association fox- ingham and surrounding district was elected as follows: President—W. J. ITeederson, Mor- rts. . ' , Vice-Pres.—Robert Coultes, East Wawanosh. Secretary-Treasurer—Abuer Cocees,„ Wingham. ' • :,.; • •.: . , ,. Councillors—Mrs. W. J. Cerrie, h.:eh East Wawanosh; ill i s s Reyholds"; - . ; • t. Wingham; I. j. Wright, Turriberry; ,. • ' h, W. J. Masters, Bluevale. I • • •," :•• cluttmatrottzurstonassestaw Many:of, the RUBI3ER BOOTS on the mar- k e t are absolutely wort h 1 es s. Israseaspzuwertumitunt=uctsmov We sell no Rubbe we cannot We keep ft.111 lines of all I styles of R U13 B E R BOO TS otroutcsamm_ not standard inake—or Boote Guara tee. We have the Short toots, the Medium and High Boots, the dull finish Snag Proof Boots. 4" ubber$ts $4.50 to $6.50 We have also a complete lirtet of, Rtabber Beots for Women., Boya, Misses and Children, Iiyou buy a pair of Rubber Boots her and anything goes wrong, WO will Make the wrong right in every way, 0 0 0 grecr ``)IcTI/E'RE. QUALITY couwra, WE Will" **NA; ,10,7004' itt 11 1 sa*11.1,70 :r1 • It ..1