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•BOYS CLUB ORGANIZED
Bic eta Arid Athletic club Gets Of
To Good Start
Over twerity lsoys attended a sued
ing in the council chamber on Tlittes
, {lay Avening, for the purpose of orgen
, izing a Boys' 131cycle and Athleti
Club. The ,foilovying officers wer
elected, after a ballot had been take
•1,n each ease.- .
President--Spaith I -Tutton,
est. Vice -Pie, --Ken. Carter,
end: ViceePres,-Gordon Bisbee.
SecretrireaL-Haroldaboyee.
Treasurer-e-Ralell
.Marshall -Elliott
It wdeld be hard to find a more
gentlernanlss lot of boys than thoee
, present in elle s council chamber on
Thursday,evening, and we were, plea -
ed to ,see the,newly a,ppointed officers
• take over ti e'. duties of theie offices,
The intention is to have a Field day
nt 1 Viagl3am. in the spring- and it is
- probable that during the winter inon-
/lis these boys will hold several liter-
ary evenings, Meetings witi be held
on the third Thursday of each Month,
Methodist Anniversry Services
Anniversary services will be held in
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INqt-LAM
TIN AT CONVENTION
CONVENTION
To theeEditur ay the Advance, Decides To Delay Putting' Candidate
'Deer Suin-•,• • • In The Field' • •
,
Wus ye at the IT; F. 0, Convite- •.
shun in. the Town Hell luta wake? Mr. Wm. Rutherford, Pitesid.eat of
Shure, .Ye Moight as: well: ay been; Of the ljnited•Farmers" Association of
there as .not, eee it wus an, "ivirybody .North•.•Huron, Called ae-conarention
wileorne"-ahow, andao eharrge fer ad- Which WaSeheld in Winghana on_Wed-
mishit's, an chape eaough at that. See- nesday last. It might have been more
in as it, wus too could a (lay to .sheand „largely attended, but for the fact that
adround the:eshtrates an talk, I tought-a; great many of the delegates were
moight as well drap into the maytin opposed to the calling, of. a conven-
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fer an 1:1,QUX, art so im,1shtin to what tion -to plate a candidate in the field.
the ,byes had • to sayhfet thiinsilyes. Rev, W. A. 'Amos, Sace-peesidentlef
Whin '1 got into the hall ahslitreager the U. F. 0., was the prihcipal speak-
wus elipakin; but 1 found out either- or We were 'rather surprised at this
wards that - he wusa. left over fruin mane who has gone to College, when
the noight--befobr Aial,...inaytin was' he knocked Higher Education.,
' that' had,. atnnething to do wid bably he did not mean it in sd many
the slichool sislitnm But that Ls anoth- -words, but he certainly tried to •,clis-
-es. shtory; as me litherary frindeMish- .cotarage farm boys from feking.,Cole
deer' Kipling, says whin he gets' run :lege teaining; saying thate"we, were
aff the ire:tiller flirack,air •the talelie' 'Wont' to laud and praise the boSr who'
is tellinaan, dussn't 'know how to get 'leaves the"farm and takes his College
back right to wheer. he lift aff. , . degrees with honours; While we forget
The principull•spealder was Mishtea the boy ,who remains a‘t• home behind
Amos, voice-prisidine ay, the IJ, F. 0., the pia,* and in Moe cases out oftenwho is a farrumendown in Perth whits . has more brains than the ladewho goee
timer is no Prachia.to do, arr no U. to College," In our humble opinion,
F. 0. mayeine to ,attind,...arrance•com- the farmer has as much,;• need- for
mishune te. be a Member ay. , Are a- brains and education as the towns-
shmart lad he is too, so he is, an wud man, or else how are they going to be
make aioine soide kick fer the Tories able to hold their place against preach -
if• he wud, only mindhis ways, but ers and other slick ',guys who leave
'tis '4- sorra soight to e see so professions in colder to mix With the
/neatly good eosin' tone wrong' these farmers, whoth they expect soonto
toimes. He toild use lot abotit what ead.
King Jan did sivin ,hundred years Mr. John, W. King, M. P., and Mr.
ago, bat not a evurrud about- annyting Sedgworth of•the Teache?S' and Rate -
fawn Kingivir did, good err -bad; an payers! Association spoke briefly.
him reig,lit on' the platfoorm evid:Mis•-• The meeting wiselydecided not to
liter Ames. He conapared the, LT. F. Place a candidate in the field' at press
0. to thim baron's gettin either King eat. 'We -have heard several farmers
Jawn, an shore it wus a :good compaa- express' therneeliees as opposed to
ison intoirelye beaker mebby than plieing a candidate in the field at all
Mishter Amos anint it to. be, ,fer. it One, fernier in ,conversation with a
wussn't the good av the whole•av the couple of Winghain • men . remarked
penile thine veld barons wus foightin that it wotild be. like leading a lamb to
fer, but, only fer, the binifit av theer the slaughter to put a man no against
own class. 'Tis the way av the wurr- John. joynt, who has certainly been
uld, an human naycher hasn't changedasindependent as any person could
much m sram 'hundred years.- Accord- be, no matter what his political affil -
in to Mishter Wells it has ;taken iation. • '
ions an millions ay years to divilop The meeting closed with the Nat --
such a man as him an the quistion is, tonal Anthem. • •
wus it it eneterth. Awl the thrubble?.• Resolutions. of' confidence in the
that is shtill another shtory, an to government, the•members or (even in
git back to the U. F. O. ,Coneinshue, the -press) were not brought down off
I wondhea a Man Wid the ixperience the shelf.
v Mishter Amos alidn't, shtick, to his.
ixt betthere• He.slitarted.out to tell '
s how the farrumers hey anslways GRADUATION EXERCISES
een •clown-throdden, ground be -
wane, the tippe.a.'eati nether 'Mill Fora:. Wingham 'Graduate Nurses Re;
htones, so to shpake, an made to cut ,
wood to Warrran the other fellah's, ceive Diplomas
hinsean to carry wather es the alie-
n -tits, at iyiry circus,- an, 'beim moind, The Wingham Town. 'Hall was
oike sanlpson, bpv, bad to Area/dem/le crowded to the doors on. Friday even-
.
er the :Philistoines awl. theer loves, mg, the occasion being the graduating
-Se shtarted out to: prove awl these exerciees in connection wian th the
sinte, bet only tould us about gittin lefingham.Generel Hospital, wheeethe
ia hismengolds, an that farrumin wus- following young ladies received their
rdt 'half so. bad a jawb afther awl. (11)101 11)5 'Vi2" MiSS 'Verna '1\lacp°n-
'Twits • decoided not to nominate a aid and Miss Minnie Po'rter of Whig:
lawat the prisint tohne. Mebby. the, ham, Miss Laura Robinson of East
tla • too nanny fellehs afther the• Wawanosh mid Miss Gertrude Poll-
ewb---- ode, of Ripley. • . ,
'Tis a faille place to liVe in, tads Mr. J. A, MacLeanachairman.of the
ttle mild' town av Wingham, so it is, lloard, „occupied the chair. Rev.
•id eometing doin moshtly; awl the: Dr. Petrie opened the meeting with
crime. On Froiday noight 'twas Hos- 'prayer. Acidresscs were deliVered by
pitahmaytin,:an the nresintin av ),4'athep Fallon, Mr. john_W. King 111.
rnas. to the young nurses, an share, 1?:, Dr. R C. Redmond and Dr, Gillies
girruis hiked verry shwate.intheer °f Tee -swat" -
Rev. C h Cragg, B D, teed the
Florence Nightingale Pledge, Dr.
Ste -wart - preseaeed. the ' nurses with
diplomas andaDt. Irtma•Kennedy pre-,
sented the medala. to the graduating
pee leake aawn ,paeeey p. class Miss AdamsaSupereatendent of
hey niver been sieleeigame loife the Hospital, and Miss Fox, assistant,
Rah: wes befo.Ojeheilul.':!
ciPie W4Tlee me leg, presented `beautiful boamsets of :roses
.leesehpithe to the 'Muses al -01 theY•in, turn were•
13a,11.00.1114.f4-f6f,resueli- presented with bouquets by Miss Ag-
. larabag..0•1 -hee' 1-10 drey Sbn to neS.' MacLean. •
mplain. I hev ,feunci ,ont: that the Mrs. R. S. 'Williams and Mr. Fred
.., ag,
•Hanmore sang a couple of silos in
•eSht way- to privint the lumb •o 1e
their usual good voices: Mr. T. Mc-
Kenzie Smith and Mrs. Hanmore were
the respective accompanists.
..The Stage was prettily decorated for
the occasioe,
The chairman read a better ,froin Mr.
John' joyrtt, M. P. P., -expressing his.
regret that he could eot be present
because of, his being confined to hia
room -with a sprained ankle. bit s.
VanWycle .favored the .audience with
a couple of aplendid readings which
were Much enjoyed..
All. the .speakers complimented the
young lady graduates and the Wing -
ham 'Hospital staff, 'both Father Fal-
loe and Mr. Ring stating that they
knew, for they:each had spent a
weeks as patientin the hospital. Drs
Redmond's address . was "Well worded
and larecticalexeslaitting the need of
hospitals, dnerses.,and •physicians in
their efforts to ptevent .dieease as well
as to cure it. Dr. Gillies, Teeswater,
after saying a -great many' nice: things
about the Wingham hospital and staff,
pointed out the great eeed for an ele
vator, and venturing that It would not
be, long helot:6,one woeld be. installed
at Whighape Hospital. • ,
.,•`The collectionia aid of the Hospital
amounted. to $SO.0o,• T.13e Woneeide
Auxiliary served refreshmentsain the
couticil chamber to ethe isnrSae •anele
their friends after the pi og'ilto
, The evening, eloeed with the sing-
ing of the National Anthein, after,
which , congratulations: 'were 'heaped
on the' gradtiating, nurses;
The gradaathig' class wete entees.
tained to e fowl supper in the HoSPital
en Setttrday ,eveainga October,2181,,
by ,the etttraes-insirstintng.' '
LUC AVL ULU() U1SL ernircn, vvitigna.m, at
u a. in. and 7 p. na, on Sunday,.Oct-
-01)er '29th. The services will be eon--
' ducted by Rev, I. W. Hibbert of
-...16`agSville, a former pastor. Special
ritusie by the .choin assisted by- Mr,
- Cameron Geddes of Lucknews
, On Monday, -a fowl supper , will be
. held under the auspices of the Ladies'
...Aid. Hot Supper will be served from
5.30 to 8 o'clock, after which an ex-
ce/tent ptograin will be given, consist-
ing, of solo.s. by Mrs. S. R Johnston,
BerVie Mrs. Wesley `joynt, Liielc-
, mcesve Mt. Cameron Geddes, Ieneknow;
Addresses by Rev, S. R. Johnston, 13,
Ae. Bervie; Rey; I. A. McKelvie, B.
3D., Teeswatere. Rev. J. W. Hibbert,
e Kingsville,. There will also be greet-
ings by the ...local pastors. The choir
-will render a couple of special select-
ions under the leadership of Air. J. H.
Christie.. Achritssion, adults, soc; and
.Children 25c, .
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EVERY :ODY'S COLUMN
Au.crioN SALE -5o bead of good
feeders,' at lot ea, con. 2., Morris,
at z o'clock' on AlontlaY, October
s 3011):
,Robt. Warwiek, Prop.
J:arnes Taylor, Auctioneer. •
AUCTION SALE-I-Iorses, Cattle,
. ],Digs, Implements, and Household
Effects,- at let 7, con. 4, Morris, 1
about IV milet east of Belgrave, on
Friday, October 27th, Serbillee,
• Jas. Taylor, Auctioneee. 1
- W. J. Procter, :Proprietot i
;AUCTION SALE -Farm Stock, Im-
plements, Etc., at lot 41, con. 11., 1
East .Wasve.nosh, at I2.30, on Wed- a
iieselay, November rst. No reserve. .
See bills, -
• Jas. Taylor, Auctioneer. i
W. J. Shoebottone Prop.
I
COAL: HEATER -Base burner, rad- t
iant home, will sell at reasonable II
, price. • ' The Advance. - 1,
CRACKED EGGS' FOR SALE -At eho ,
,
. low prices. ` Genes Limited- "b
ii...OR ; S7iLE-:13-11s-67Burne;-:-.1-dear.li 4
• new,' Cheap f -or quick sale. esaepply L.
to The A'dvance, I
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FOR SALE -1 general purpose horse, h
/, fresh cow, zoo nearly full grown k
pullets, Lee:horns and Reds. _.Also :-.1-htaticL ,
quantity of roots.
•
: F. T, Hill. c,av
POR-S.A.LE-Five shares in tlic Aero .'
a
Cushion Inner Tire & Rubber Co., ,
- Ltd.. Reasonable terms, Apply to :td,
V. Berieprili, 167 Egerton St., „.'
London. 11.•
re
?FOR SALE-e-CarlOad of best apples, re
Phone 37. or write Box 214, Wing- 111
hana •In
"------e".-- bi
TFOR SALE -Two used cars in splen- a,
. did conditiota one Chevrolet to2o, rn
One Gray -Dort 19e8, at price.s un- w
heard. of, Do not miss looking d(
' thenf 'over, , L. Kennedy. se
'FOR SALE --One fancy parlor cab- SI
- irtet, one hall seat and mirror,. one ,_,
kitchen, table. Apply to 1"
. . , The .A.dvatice, .
I -SOUSE, TO RENT -Apply to
B.
KNI'rTINLG .reeriptly and eatly
e ., 1 a/a.Llal
- done. eave yogi' °race at iss
Gealuiti's ..grocary stFire, da
•' ,'N'orman McGill. k
LOST-3tes.-34 tire oti Ford rim. ..Firide'..
,, .
er veill be revearded on leaving at th
The Advance, In
I.,OSTe-t bright red steer ,strayed, on ,
' or about September I3tia, from the lc,
East i'of lete t and 2; Con, II Car-
Apts., 'Finder 'Please icfOrni, . ee
'• Js. V. Iireen.'l- i
Phone /2 on 60o ' R. I' Wingliam sit
iiVaR ,r0k1) SiZtl---Aero Cttsbion i'di
linter Th -es' fot.sale 'at abottt half 1'r3''
, Price, The Advance.
tin
T•tt.SWATILIt. CIDtk. MILL" -Xs T.,
tow mnaldng Apple utter ant Cider.
rirst.-elass work guara.nteed. 1\16,
ak I:141111s for salt,
Jos. Olheiser & Son.
bliY•
poiltry, Apply to.
•
rhoite dresses an caps, houldin the
ig bokays ay flowers in thehands,
mo gi op be Asher her beendd
gii•eids,afer' the epashtthree
sats, but -I "Can't _Slipake frtun ixper-
Wear it coon ,skin bdt arround the
imall ay 030 back niXt to me shkin
tun October to May, 'Tis a Shure'
midy an a cheese wap. It is verry
eiSsary to hey nurses ler the Wim -
in an chatter, if ye kin affoord it,
11, harrin accidints, nibr. shud nivir
sick T belave the Hoshpital nades
ilivater so thee patients kin be
•oved frum Wan slitory to another
idput hevin to carry thine up an
ave. shtairs, Shue' his a ver ry nicis-
ry convaynieriee at I hope -wen will
insittalled befoor me frind, largc
motton; mates ..stisid an ateident; fer
shtatice.
Yours till nixt wake,
' 1.1nothy Hay.
Q,p Time
Kidg, Broie eale of ' l000 bari of
Indry steep staid enoo ,spools, Sotur-
f 'at:8.80. a'. 10.; price 56
. .
4bhy4nkar At st. Pauls
Ihspiting iii ell, as in tel'eitin4; was
address dii" Rev. A. ''Abliarankaie
dian Missionary at St. Paels church,
'Sutthix.eVeriiiit....
peaking Of- .,inctia, and from the •
t, 'Go thon, and do likewise," Mr.
hyankar roused hia.Seaters to a
arr realization of the need of rale -
eery endeavor in India,,and point --
out the appalling conditions :of
latry and the great evil ..cal child
triage eo prevaleet in.
'Wheel. we Consider thet out of the
ee hundred million population of
- ,
. Christians, the result is apt to be
dis-
eom'agitlg, bit in reality the htfluenet
of Christianity' is so widespread that
"t I110115tfred,"
,Speaking- fromhis own estperiente
and knowledge of Condi
itions n India,
Abhyankar declared that Indla,
ras '. not ;ready for
Vottr Opportunity
To ltny winter snits, tOtttS:, eiresseS
and winter tnercbancliseitt Xing Bros,
'Annual sale.
ct., 3 t
'P R. DIRAILED,
Spread Rail., Telamecla For
• 'Wreck At. Gleriannan
P R
On Wednesday eight about ro p. M.,
the late C. P. R. Coming ioto Wing -
ham 'was badly wrecked near Glen -
annals. This is the thirdraceident on
this road diiring the Past few mcintlis
and we believe ,the light rails should,
be replaced ,by heavier: as the large
engines are used on 'title .sererice.
Baggageman Marshall Pape, thrown
from his cal. When 111 piled up on the
tender of the „engine, was most ser-
ipusly injured. He was taken to time
Winghara liospital, Conductor Wal-
ker was .with Mw in the baggage ear
and was badly bruised by the impact.
When . the engine bit what it be-
lieved to have been a spread rail it
buried its nose in. the .eight -of -way
mid turned sideways. The train had
been travelling at a fairly good speed.
EngineetieHylaed and Firernan Storey
were catapulted through the •window
aq the cab; but beyond being stunned
for a time were not seriously injured.
Passengers were thrown about the
cbach, the total number, aboard being
about twelve. Stringer, it commercial
traveller, .from the Queen city, was
painftilly hurt and was taken to
Teeswater at once by motor.
It is considered -wonderful that the
casualities were not more serious.
There is a deep ditch on the right of
the point where the run-off occurred
and the cars piled up just on the verge
of a steep drop.
An 'auxiliary was summoned from
Toronto "and a freight engine from
Teeswater went at once to the scene.
The track was not cleared until
noon on.' Thursday, meantime mail
was taken to Wing -ham by mdeer
truck.• The amount of damage to
the track and rolling stock-aannot at
present be ascertained.
Mr. Pape was able to return to his
home in Toronto on Monday.
Mr, W. H. Willis and Mr.. W. E.
Brawley were on the train, and both
were badly shaken up but fortunately
neither were injured.
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PERSONALS
LOCAL AND GENERAL
Mr. Geo. Champion has moved to
Prestoji
Sale of Tioys' Suits at Isard's on
Satinday at ite per gent discount.
Progressive Dance and Euchre in
the,Wing-hain Armouries on Hallow-
een night, Tuesday, Oct 3Ist.
Councillor A. E, Lloyd has return-
ed from a business trip -to the Halley.
bury District which was recently
swept by fire. Mr Lloyd tells us that
press reports can scarcely be exagger-
ated as to the terrible condition of afe
fairs in that part of New Ontario,
Hear M. Cameron Geddes, the
famous haritene; in the Wingham
Methodist church, on Sunday and
Monday evening
This Wednesday afternoon:will be
the last, weeklyhalf holidays. Busi-
ness places in Winghatn will be open
all week in future. .
Isesd's have opened up anothet..
shipment of Men's and Boys' Over-
coats. Sec thee -a for Brutalise.
We are sorry to report that Mr.
'Currie Wilson- had the misfortune to
fall and 1113015 his some leg just as he
was beginning to get around nicely.
Page and Shaw's Chocolates, the
candy paed by the British Royal fam-
ily and not too good for you, Sold
only at Mitchell's Drug Store, oppos-
ite ,Brunswick Hotel.
It .is not necessary to make any
comment on the big picture, "Oyer
the Hill," .November end., 3rd. and
4th. You will be lucky if you get a
seat at the low Price of 30 cents at the
Lyceum Theatre.
Regular $35.0o Standard Pattern
Dineer.Sets, on salefor$2e.5o.-R. S.
McGee.
Hot Fowl Supper followed by a
splendid entertainment in the Wing -
ham Methodist Church on Monday
evening, October 3oth.
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The biggest bargains ever offered'in Drcig Store
eliandise /10. W being given by the United
. Drug' Co. at our store.
Ifillingi1014114111.
11)Nylli$111
Soaps, Stationery, Perfumes,
a Toilet Articles of all kinds,
Remedie's,'Chocolates, etP,
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Board Of Trade Banquet ' f
en's Institute will act as caterers at
The Wingham Branch of the Wom-1
Large Sailing Vessel Tossed On Shore
i
the Board. of Trade lencheon which
In Ashfield
will be held in the Armouries on the
evening of Friday, November 3rd, Mr.
BOAT WRECKED
John R. Shaw, President of tie Can- A few autmsts from this viebnity
adman Furniture Manufacturers, Ltd, went to Lake Huron on Sunday et
We are very pleased to learn that of Woodstock, Mr. Jas. Nicholson, M. see the wrecked boat which Was toss -
Mrs. Thomas Gray has J•eturned from P. of Kincardine, and Mayor Andrew ed on shore on Friday night at the '
'Victoria Hospital, London, where she Malcolm of Listowel are the speakers. foot of the e211). con. of Ashfield. It
sraccessfully underwent a most critical
operation for cataract.- She can now
see to read quite clearly.
We •are glad_ to welcome back to
our tOW-n, former citizens, Mr. and
Miss, Berniee Brewley •spent the Mrs. C. VanNortnan; who moved to
weekend in 'Wroxetete. - . ' ' a`:': Brussels some time ago. 4 They are
, Mies ei:11anche Irwin spentlast Wed-. now Iiiiing in the:house until ,recently
riesday with Teeswater friends, occupied y i r, _ . J. 1/ alker. "
. Mrs. Thos. Foai3es of Wirigham, Progressive Euchre and Dance tut-
.
visited with Morris friends ove -he der. the :auspices of the Wingham eub-
division of the Catholic Women's.
weeke-nd.
League, in Winghani Armouries, on
-
Ate J: H ,. Finley 13as gone to Sar- Wednesday; October 2eth. Cards from
nia, where he has acceptedaa position 8.50 o'clock sharp to 10.30. Lunch will
as moulder. • • be served. Towne's' Orchestra, Ad-
miesion 50 cents.
Mee O. V. Smith, wife .and eon; of
Kitchener; are renewing acquaintances
"Wingham. . •
Mrs. • Irwin,' Delmore, spent
the week -end with her daughter, Mrs.
R. E. Jackson.
Mr: • ThoS. Netterfield of • Sher:
bourne, Quebec, is rebelling old • ac-
quaintances- in town.
Mrs, Adams, John St., has returned
home after visiting with her son, •W,
C, Adams of Hamilton,
Mrs. j. 0, 'McGregor is visiting
with acquaintances .at • Sarnia and
other points bit that Aistrict.
• leired jack Radford- and family of
Belenepee spent the week -end with her
parents, Mr. end Mis. A. VanAlstyne.
Mrs, Alex. Moffat of Blueyale, -vis-
ited over the week -end with Mr. and
Mrs. Cordon Elliott Whitechurch, Eastern Star; Heron Chapter, No.
over the weeke-nd. • . 8O, are holding a Progressive' Euchre
and Dance in the Wingham Armouries
on Hallowe'en night, October 31.81.
Tickets 50 cents. •
Mr. Tiarold Showers and Miss Eva
Hayles, were married in London on
Saturday, October 14th. The young
couple have taken up their residence
in the apartments in, the Bell Block,
Josephine St., North, Their many
friends wish them every success.
Hot•Fowl Supper and entertainment
in Wingham Methodist church. on
Monday evening, October 3oth. Sup-
per served from 5.30 tai 8 o'clock. Ad-
mission 500 and 250
The Superintendent' and Staff of.
time Wingham General Hospital wish
to convey their thankseand appreciet-
iOn to all these who .sb Willingly
hitlp-
cd on the afternoon and evening of
October 2oth., or in any way contrib-
uted to the success of the Graduating
Ex-ercises,
Mr.. and Mrs, W. R. :Davidson end
.sota: Allen, of -Morningtota motored
tip on Saturday and Visitedawith her
prreente, Mr. and Mrs. Wm, S: king,
Turn berry:
Miss Henrietta Foxton 'returned to
her home in Culross on Saturday
night; alter spending"a few enjoyabie
months 'With ,lier Sisters and brothers
in the )Veat.
.Nutse Helen Wilson has returned
to het ditties at :Kingston and Nurse
Jessie Wilson has returned to her dut-
ies at Vancouver, after visiting at the
home, of their fathet;:l\tfr. Gavin. Wil-
son. •
3,61th (Meet.) Rogers of De -
11 bit visitieg at the home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs, John Rogers.
• We are • sorry to, report that Mae.
Rogers is at -present ' in very, poor
health. - "
The 'delegates fttem Winghein Meth-
odist Sunday School to the Methodist
Sunday' School:Conference held . in
Toronto this "Week are, Mr. •Fraek
Howson, ,Mrs. Dixon: ayat
Barber. • - '
ReV. Rintotil of
Kinn-Mtn-0a are. visitieg With the lats
ter's parents,. Am Da; end 'Mrs., Per-
rie it the manse. Mr. Rhitoal took
chis go of the services itd St ;Andrews,
church ,t) 0 S en day • nio rnings '
Wingham Horticultural Society
Memberships for 19.23 are Pow being
taken: $1.00 subscription entitles you
to privileges of menibershiP and ao
Iltilbs free, Also the advantage
of being able. to purchase all descrip-
tions of bulbs and plants at cost,' Alt
lovers of flowers witother resideate
of \Vingliam ot the country: are ;wel-
come.
The Society has in view the
eni-
iiloyinent of a landscape gardener lot-
neediately and all desirions of. con-
sulting this expert 'kindly notify Mr.
CO -e, 'the Sectetarer phone ir with g, waren duvetyn hat to matelt, ' 1411 101111
,
"Impressions of the great Conven-
tion" will be the subject of Rev.. Mr.
Harris, who is attending the :Baptist
Convention at Toronto this week, at
the Baptist church next Stinday morn-
ing:, Rev. 'Mr. Dingman, former pas-
ter at Wingham, is expected to preach:
next Sunday evening. :
Hear yourself as others hear you
By Means of the Kodisk record you..
can Make a record of your Own, using.
any dise gramophone. Send'a mes-
sage to sotne distant friend, they can
hear•it in your trern voice. Two Sizes
5o0 encl.:1;1-.0o. Sold only at Mitchell's
Drug Store, opposite Brunswick Hotel. J=
Read -Kennedy: Nuptials •
,
A meeting of delegates from the
Boards of Trade in several of the
neighboring towns will discuss hydro
matters in the Town Hall at 3 o'clock
on Friday afternoon.
Gives Nobly to Fire Relief
was a two -masted sailing vessel,about,
fifty feet in iertigth. Thowners, Mr„.
and Mrs. Bert Moore, of Saginaw,,
Mich., were returning from then -sun -ie.,
iner home up the lakes when caught
itt a wild storm, and they were forced
to their life preservers and boats and
in response to a telegram fromn the. were Knee picked isp ,by a freighter
Rev. Dr. Chown, asking for a coneri- 'near Alpena, Miele Mr. Moore is a
bution toward the fire stricken suffer- champion swimmer and a noted .
ers of New Ontario, the members and
adherents of the Methodist church in sportsman. The boat was tossed 'ale
Jnoste straight across the lake and is
Wingham gave $280.0o. The cheque -I now it total wreck.
atitti;ybeotlwCeeobl th trooubrei\dfiestthriob to
was forwarded to the Rev. George
claistttdniei -Lake a number of the Smaller trinkets
Mr. Finley AcLennan and, his sisa
ter, who reside nearbYe were 4-.*ed-
isters located in the lire- sweet area,. and valuable articles, including cloth -
with the reseevation that a special su 1 es, marriage certificate, i•ings, etc., to
their home to keep safe for them.
The customs officials from Goderich
took charge of the remaining articles,
The boat is so badly wracked that'
Mr. Moore ha.s decided it is not worth
taking -away.
of $3o.00 be given the Rev, Mr. Spen-
cer of Hailebury tosvardthe re -roofing
of the Methodist -church of that city.
This sum will be supplemented by 11.
contribution front the San day School
later.
Re -Opening Services At Eadies
The re -opening services of Eadies
Presbyterian church will he held on
Sunday, October 29th. Rev. W. f.
Women's Institute Meeting .
The Wingliam Theinch of the Vrde
West of Dunnville, will preach at 11. men's lustitute. held their regular
a. in. and 7 p. ni.
Ou llowing 'Monde
y evening monthly meeting on Thursday, Oct
the fo
the congregation will serve a fowl teth.,, in the council chamberfortle-
supper from 6 until 8 cdclock, after one members being present. A dele-
gation from the I3oard of Trade inter-
viewed the ladiesdn regard to provide
the fowl supper at their banquet,
which they intend holding' in the Ar-
mories, on Friday, liens. ard. After
considerable discussion it was decided
to do so. At the close 'of the busi-
eess meeting it short program was
giv-
511, consisting of papers by Mrs. Greet -
and -Mt s. McGIII, and instrumental
duet by the Misses Taylor and Currie.
Luncheon was then served and a soc-
ial half hour spoilt.
which an entertainment will be given
in the church, tonsisting of a good
musical program and also addressee
by the following speakers, Ma. • j: W.
Ring, M. Rev. W: J. West, Rev.
Dr. Perrie and Rev. C. N.- McKenzie.
Admission 50 cents. Children 25 cents.
P, bioDougall, C. Tait, •
Secretary, Pastor.
Regular $35.00 Standard Pattern
Dinner Sete, on sale for $27,50.---R. S.
.McGee.
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The metriage took place oil =
daY, October 24th., of Margaret Eva,
(Gretta), datigliter ot the late James
Price Kennedy, M. D., and Mrs. Ken-
nedy of Wingham, and Walter Welton
Read, M. T)., son or the late, Herbert
Hnntington Read, itr. D., and Alt's.
Read' of I-talirax, 'Nova Scotia. The.
'bride, who was given away by her
uncle, Dr. S. !M. Kennedy or London,
is it draped gown of ivory, satin
crepe &al -Meese, Her •veil was of
old Spanish lace...I-ter court train was
lined withpale pink .georgette and
waS held, at the-shottlders by little
buckles of pearls and calt cuptal. Her
botigteet was of ,white reeve, 'orchids
anct valley lilies.
• The drawing room where the cere-
mony was held was detorated with
snillak and yellow and white„chrysan-
thentutn. The diningl.room was done
in sweetheart roses and 'valley IWO%
The RCM: Alfa Ifeldeod of Toronto, of-
ficiated, Followings the reception the
bride and groom left on a short motor
trip before leaving .for their home In
Durban, Manitoba. The bride 'l travel,.
ling in a suit of brown Harris Tweed
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