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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1922-11-09, Page 1Single Copies Four Cents A MORNING BLAZE TIM AT THE BANQUET At the Residence of Mr: ,and Mrs. To the. Editur air the ,Advance, V, R.'VanNor.man, Minnie Si, , ' . Deer Serie-- . - Share.; isn't lasht wake a grate On Settirday'rhorning about 9.30 fire wake irrthirelY, wid two benquits an broke out at' ,the li oine of Mr. V. R, a lot av other tin gs geill on? Since VanNorman, citused by- an overheated the girruls both wint away we hey pipe , Tice- fire worked its . way been livin purty plain a.rround our through between the ceiling and the housefe , r the missus sez .she'hes been. -metallic roofing ahd did considerable rayclin in the paPers that ould payple's . damage before it could be got at by shtumicks can't shfand ciikes am 'poies , the firemen, The bhtze spreac1 down arr rich tins av army kaind, Mebby e bell-Yee-Ia.-the outside walls and foe; a 'fis only an excuse to 1<tpe hur out time it'looked as though the ,firemen av the kitchen. Ye hey to watch thin :would be unable to control the -fire, wimmiri.' awl ' the 'toime air they vfill -However it was subdued, arid although git the 'sletart 'av Ye. .Av co9rse I. -the north half, of the house will have don't say annyting to the missits, but , to have a new roof arid several places •just ate what is sit befoier me, aekin too the walls and ceiling will have to no questions, an whin theer is to be ;be renewed, froth outside appearance a banquit I say we had. 'betther' not , eee, bungalow is ahnoet as Pretty as go, an that I wild ruttier hey me SLIP- ', before the , Bra Water damaged the Per at. home.' .Thin, 'av 'cooree, the ...paper in almost every roomand rnissus will take the opposite soide an , sprung a couple of floors, Mrand ordhers nee to go 'ali buy the tickets. Mrs. 'VanNorman wish to thank the The b•eelit•way to manage the avimmin ;firemenand the kind friends who as is'... to make • thim da as. they Plaze. esisted in carrying most Of the furn- The banquit at the Mithodist church itiire to safety. The less is cevered by wus a grate wan, •wid plinty av good insurancea tings to ate an -lots av spaehes, an intisick upshtidrs. An it bates awl . , Buy Now, Save Money, howthim Mithoclists shell out the , . cash : They are the 'byes wid. the Kings' sale, ends Satin -day, Noverna money an they ate not ,shici'w to pay 'ber i7th., take advantage of. their up whin the church nades it. As some great money s-avinge values. '' fellah said about the Yankees, they St. Penis A. Y. P. A.. are a wonderful payple—an they ad- mit it thimsilves. Whirl we got home • A most - enjoyable, social evening I :was shpakin to themissus about was spent by the -members of St. that $3,1oo bein raised an wondherin Pauls A. Y. P. A., and a large number how it wits cl.one. "Shure 'tis aisy .eif visitors on Monday evening last enough unclerehtood" see she, "hard - The President, Mr. Jas. .Allen acted ly anny av thim Mithodists slunoke ati. as chairman and, a program was given the money they save that. way they horisisting of Teadings by Rev. H. W, give to the church," she sez. '1 tould Snell and Mr. Herb Jabb. A very in- hur it wild takea _lot av poipes of 'teresting paper on "The Life of Sar- tobaccky to make up that much Mon - ah". by Miss Rebecca Arrnstrong, a ey, -but she get back at me fel' that vocal solo by Mr, C. Templetan and with -Mean hes a inimary„loike a harse. an instrumental solo by Miss Dorothy She sed that whin Mishter Booth,' the Snell, after which some interesting Mutual Loife man wits sel/in Nora gimes were enjoyed by all present, an endovemint polishy befoor she whit ' 'followed bya dainty lunch. Several west, he shtated that money wud ,Ileir inenibers were added to the roll double itsilf in. twelve years at six arid the program closed with the singe pug eint compound inturest. Thin she irig of the National Anthem. , . sed I hied been slunokin fer fifty years 'Methodist Church Notes arr rnoore, shpindin at laste twinty . e•oa ii . aars a year on tobaccky, not to The' services in Methodist church inintion poipes an matches. "Fifty :oil Sunday, Nov. -7201;1922, will be as tohnes twitty is wan thousalid," sez follows: ' she, ' `'which accordin ,to Mishter I° n. n-h—The quarterly' sacrement Booth's figures wud amount to moore- service, Love ,feest will ;precede the than $4000. by .now at -eix pur cint" Lord's Supper. Please note the hour she sez. I, heir been wurrukin on. this -of service, io a. neeinsteacl of ix 'a. m: problim ivir .SilICe, fillin two sehribbler Special offering far the l3enevolentbooks that •Jarge Shpotton gave me Fund. will be receiVed, . whin I wus returnin awficer lasht fall, 2.30 p. in.—Sunday School 'and Bitp- an 1 can't foind ann3rting wrong -wid isinal service. .• the sh.tatimint Etv the missusi but 7 p.' in. ---The evening serVice will theer musht be a hole ini the saucepan take the form of . a union memorial some-wheer;ler this rayson. Me nay - service, in recognition 'of Armistice ber, Bob 'White, had the same'sartart .Day. The services in, 'charge of 'the. 1- had fifty years ago, gag moores Pastor,and, the address will be cleliv- which wus jist a shteong back an go -6d ,ered, by the Rev. H. W. Snell of St hands -an fate. We shtarted amen, so Patils Anglican church. Special muse to slmeke, an he--iiivir shmoked 'err "IC by tile joint choir-. A ,special , of chewed tobacelegi arr drank a drip av fering, will be received to be donated licher in his •loife, an I 'cud buy him to a: memorial fundoat twoiCe over. 1\lebby if he had got the' wolie i did (an he wanted liter too but 1 eviig' too shillala .'fer him) it- meight hey made a clif•fer. .The moral' AUCTION SALE . --Farm Stock and samh es to be that if ye ey• the roight 'berry :near I-lohnes' School on Nkvniinfed ye caan haaffronatcricl NtvotliSrullinclinoires,,abvut ir'i% Implements at lot 25, con. xi, Turn - Thursday, November pth, 1,22 at if not ye •had betth.er ' coritinarersilf wid chewin a shtraw, leike the Globe. Harry Teeevis, Prop. piektures Mashter Droory: . T, R. Bennett, Auct. . ' On. Froidayenoight 'twas the 13ooed tiv Thra.de bafiliutt,- wid the ladies av • BOARDERS WANTED -h. -A' '.ceeare tlie Women's Inshtitoot furnishin the of boarders -wanted. Apply to - tings to ate, an the biziness. cuddri't The Advatice hey -been in. bettlier hilnds. A.fther ' •, supper theer wus shpakin an niusick , TOR SALE -4, burner Moffatt Eleegalore, 'Wan ting makes it aiSy Ler tric Range, nearly new. Apply to the fellalissthat do the talkin, an 'sing- , A., ES Porter. . in these days, the same shtories.; an FOR SALE-We'llave several York- . . songs will do fer ayther a fowl sup - shire Brood SOWS also two Tanfa per in a church arr at a Boord av worths 'due to . farroiv soon. We Thrade Bananit. I wondher how want to buy TOO bushels of oats itt Jawn King arieBilly TiTindereon an the .10 rents per bushel, soo bushel of rislit av thim U. F. , O's, slitooarthe mangolds,hoo pigs, 5o lbs.• or over; proteetion spach,es. It muslit hev 50 little pigs six or seven week. old. gone a,gin thet grain wid thine but Apply to Beninger & Cruikshafili, annyway a dissert av good Tory doc- or Phone 5 on 62,5. . thri tie WU d, do' thirri to harrum. . Shure 'twas a grate banquit intoirely FOR SALE—Good Kitchen ',Cabinetan me frind, Fra,nle. Vanshtione an the . A ppl to The Adlace. ristit av the byes deserve credit fee 31- - va FLAT TO RENT—Apply to slitartin the idea, Hopin theer will be another wan ' W. J, Greer. soon, I remain, FOR SALE -507 acres, lot 15, cona6, Yours till nixt wake, •:„urnbetry, brick cottage, frame • Timothy Hay T . ' . . ' twenty acres ,of timber, three miles -from VVingliam. For infor11121.- Last Thret DaYs - 1 :Hon, apply to ' Kings' greatest fall and winter sale ends an Saturday, November nth, Priscilla Powell, Wingham, Ont. EVERYBODY'S COLUMN FOR SALE—Two used cars in splen - ;did. condition, one Chevrolet 5920, 6,ne Gray -Dort xgx8, at prices un- heard of, Do not miss looking them over. L. Kennedy. FOR LESS THAN --$15o.00 you can town a Ford Car in good running conditioa. Three tires almost new, ',else 00W radiator. Crawford's Garage. .NOTICE—After this week our Cream Statioli will only be open ott Thurs- "days, Fridays arid Saturdays. High- est prices paid for cream. ' • ' Milas Cameron. PARLOR k nATER---Vor sale, snap. The Advance. WO RENT—A good eight -roomed dwelling., town water and lights on ,Scott St Apply to Box 364, Witighant "WANTED—Good second hand prom,. APPlY at The Advance. • Boost For Horticultural Society The locaLHorttcultural Society met in the Town Hall on Thursday even- ing. Several meinbers have purchased bulbs at cost through the society this year. Over one hundred citizens are members of the society but there is still a great malty eitizeos who should be members. The aim of the Horti- cultural Society is not only to assist members to beautify their hoines but also to improve the appearance of public corners now thick with weeds. This of course will cost a great deal of money and it is up to the people to get behind this enterprise with their ,p.00 membership, To give one an idea of the cost of beautifying corners, we learn from Mr. A. Wallace that it cost him aliriost $3o.0o to fix up the corner at the Doirtieion Bank between the building and the sidewalk. The ground had to be dug and raked and grass seed purchased to sow on it. Each member joining now gets thir- ty tulip' bulba. Of course if you leave off joitillig tititil spring you cannot expect to get the bulbs, WINGHAM, ONT., THURSDAY FAVORS CHURCH UNWN A Fair Unbiased Statement of Church Union lit a forceful and'stirring sernion the Rev. C. E. Cragg, B.A., B.D, spoke to a large congregetion consisting of many from other denominations in fa- vor of church union, in the Wingha.rn Methodist .chtfc-ch on 'Sunday evening. irowhea7verend gentleman spoke as fol- -"I am desirous this evening of pre- senting- a fair, unbiased statement of church union, what I say is not said by way of controversy or bigotry, it . . Is simply a fair simple statement as it effects our church and people, • 'If you go back to the early history of Christia.nity, you will find that it presented,- an undivided front to the pagan world, and so mighty was the force presentedand the power &igen- "dered that by the end of the end eerie Wry, Pliuz was able to write to the Emperor at Rome, that the new faith had practically overrun the world and whole provinces had come under the influence of the Christian faith.lo 325 Constantine the Great, Emperor of the Roman Empire, embraced chriea tianity and at once made it a state re- ligion.' It became popular to be a christian, and the nobility flocked tp the Christian, Church. judged from the human standpoint that wasa, great boom to Christianity, But time proved it was not so. Pagan rites were intro- duced into the Christian worship. S The nobility clamored for a more ritualis- tic form of service, and the simplicity of the catty chuech began to pass er- ror s of doctrine, and filially errors of practice grew up within the church, until the dark ages were ushered in when the church became more a pol- itical than a great religious force. She continued a unhed body until- about 7oo A: D., when 'on the death of Greg - unettomatampApn torAIA•AavivALA NOVEMBER '9t1rit, 1922 . LOCAL 'AND GENERAL Subscriptions: $2.40 per year BOARD OF TRADE BANQUET . 119 Green's Thick Neel< or Goitre Rem- Women's Institute - Serve Over One = edy guaranteed,--McKibbon' s Drug • Hundred and Sixty Several of the local Ninirods went The animal Board of Trade Ban- 1 Internation.al Stock Store. duck hunting to 131ack Horse lakes on re Monday. • • quet was held in the Wingbain Arm- ouries on Fs -ay' evening and, was at - Mr. 13, j, 13eoieger has taken the De.,Laval•Agency along with the Dur- tended by about one hundred and six- ty men andearomen, who sat down to 1 and: Poul alit and Star carstry , a stimptneits dinner at 7 o'clock, 'which -24-- Ford cars were sold during the past week, by `,;1'. R Bennett io :Robt. Weir was: putsaenehY the inembere of the John Pringle, Olivet,, Pocock, anct 1 Women's Institut& Bymerely saying, it was a splendid meal is putting it I Preparati Robert Searleons Mr: and Mrs. Aleez:VanAlatyne have very ,• very nimbi, as Timothy Hay says it, was almost better than the Supper put 1B ' fixed up-' their house ob. Scott St,, on by the Methodists. a f,eve evenings i We carry a full line of these which was badly damaged by fire — some time ago. previous. ' Mr. W FVanStonen . e, presidt of . Foods and Re . HRemedies.A. Merry Maker Dance will be held iri the Forthe 'Board os Trade, made a capable Thursday, November 76t1., commenc- esters' Hail, Belg-rave, on. chairman.: The Program included scil- ing. at 9 p. in. IvVingluun Orchestra. os by Mr.'Cameron Geddes, and Mrs' chased the London Advertiser. We Mr, H. B. lifuir of London , has pee- also a quartette composed of Messrs. R. s, Williams, both singers excelled; W. H. I-1aney, J. W. Davis, R. Stone understand that Mr. Jos, Atkinson of and F. Hanmore, Mr. T. McKenzie the Toronto Star is financially inter - Smith played' for Mrs. Williams and ested in the deal. for the quai-tette aeld Mrs, G C. Han• - The Woman's Auxiliary to the na played for Mr. Geddes. Miss Eva Glauber Salts, 5 lbs. for 25c Wingham General :Hospital will hold Dawson gave a reading. Mayor El - their regular monthly meeting in the Sulphur, 5 lbs for . 25c liott in a brief address welcomed the council chamber on Monday, Novem- PeoPle to town vvhich he has lived in for the past thirty-five years and hop- es to live in for the next thirty-five. —m _ Mrs. Pain -Rennie of ,Listowel, gave an address on "The Debt I Owe to 1) The Community in Which I Live," emphasizing the gospel of good fel- — Wingate= 0.1;t lowship and of the smile and hand- ma: ' ' ehake. The merchants, she said, were the mainstaY of the coMmunity. The 115111 Ifigillelitglininal farmer who sells his butter and eggs in town and buys his supplies from the mail order house is robbing the town of its due and bringing disaster to both town and country. Mr. John R Shaw, president of the Mr. and Mrs. E. R Harrison and Canadian Manufacturers' Association, family spent Thanksgiving with rela- twoalds the e refusing speaker an vit f tihneeavteinnningt.He tives in Toronto. 0 adress the Canadian Club of New theMhnoPhadtally V:inNtheesshoofniTeoroofntmo,nspaenncit York because of his having this Wang- Mrs, H. Hinscliffe. ham appointment and of how the ores- Mrs. Geddes and son Wilson, also ident of flat Club, Mr. A/lbert Oliver, Miss Isabel Watson of Waterloo, are was so enthused when he spoke of visiting with relatives in town. going to Wingham, exclaitning "Why Mr. and Mrs. J. England and babe, That's My Old Home" and many of of Lucknow, spent the holiday with the old boys were enquired about. Mr; and Mrs. Robert Deyell. The mayor showed u.s—a telegram Mrs. R .M. 'Hunter and daughter, which was received. from Mr. Oliver, Mary of Kincardine, are visiting with on the bight of the banquet but was Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Patterson. not delivered until the following morn- Mr. and Mrs. B: H. Miller of Tor- ing. It read "Please convey to the good citizens of Wingham heartiest wishes of the Canadian Club and my- self for their continued prosperity and happiness. An old boy." "Albert Oliver." 4 Se 111111111 filimuumwoin rhe 111.011011111111111111/0111l0110 ff) VhP DIgattten Irn ;mono t, t There Are None Better SPECIALS Pure Saltpetre, 2 lbs. for 35c Kreso Dip,' gal. for $2,5o • ber x3th., at 345- ' The ladies 'of the Wingham Hospital Auxiliary have received a cheque of , 25.0e from Mr. John Joynt, M. P. P. e was unable to be present at the graduation exercises. • Page and Shaw's Chocolates, the candy used by the British Royal farn- ily and licit too good for you. Sold only at Mitchell's Drug Store, oppos- ite Bruns.wick Hotel - , The Junior Women's -Institute and Juniar.Farmer's Improvement Assoc- iation will hold a joint meeting in the Council chamber on Wednesday even- ing, November i5th., at 8 o'clock. The Salvation Army will hold pray- er meeting on Thursday evening of ory the great, two claimants arose for i Mr, H. Wheeler, this week- at 8 o'clock at the home of Catharine St CAR, the. See of Rome, Both had good and claims, strong support, and large fol- Mrs. Whitfield will be in charge. Ever3body welcome. lowing. As an .outcome of then- cor Mr. Harry Lewis is having an Auct- troverseyethe church was divided into two great sections, the one with head- quarters in. Roine, known as the Rom- • an Catholic' church, the others With headquarters in Constantinople known as the .Greek Catholic church. These two gi:eat churches continued for .several centuries gradually grow- ing more and more corrupt, until*e come, to the days of Martyn Luther, arida:lie days a f the ReformatiOri..,fike a meteor did the new faith arise, and for -a short time, threatened the utter destruction of the church of Rome. Taro -fieters intervened, on theone head there, arose within the Roman Chorch•a. neve society,. known as the jesinisa which became the,.„gre,atest missionary force .of the 'ages.: No one •can gead of the devotion, the heroism, or the ;sacrifice of these early Jesuit Fathers without sense of achnitation mg aut for $:...,2.00 a ton for coal. Sea and praise. The other callse was the eral citizensare buyingtheir coal dir- diyisicin within the Reformer' church act by the car load and loading up itself; and so` great became the cone their cellars, We are blessed in Wing- troversy that it checked if not serious- ham with coal dealers,- who are not ly staged the, advance of the new faith, hogs and a fuel controller wile would Since that great movement the Pro- not permit anyone to • overload their KContinued on page 3.) bin., ion ,Sale of Stock, Implements, etc., at his farm near Holmee:, School on Thursday, November 9th. We under- standMr. Lewis will go back to his old job as a railroad engineer. --The monthly. meeting of the W. M. .S:, of St. Andrews Presbyterian 'church will be laeld on Wednesday, November .7.5th., at 3 o'clock._ Sub- ject, "Immigration" by Mrs. J A. MacLean.' All ladies of the...congreg- ation invited, Hear yourself as others hear you. By means, of the Kodisk record you can make a record of your own, using any disc gramophone. Send a mes- sage to some distant friend, they can hear it in your own voice. Two sizes soc and $1.00. Sold Only at Mitchell's Drug Store, Opposite Brunswick Hotel. Walkerton coal merchants are hold - Mr. V. R, ;VanNorman's home, which was partially destroyed by fire, ARMISIla SERVIas Union Services Under Civic Auspices Sunday Night , • t • 1 Owing to Monday being Thanks- giving Day, -the regular mooting or Wedded At Brussels On 'Wednesday morning last, Mr, Jas. Kerr and Miss Mapdc, daughter of the late Charles j. and Mrs. Rio. tout, all of Morris Township, was un- ited% in marriage at Melville manse, „Bru..4sels, by Rev.. J. P. McLeod. They took the 7 a. in. 11 -un for a short wed - the 'Iowa Conned WAS held on "fiturs- day night in the council chamber. J cling trip. 1VIayor Elliott presided and those ores- Concert At Belgrave ent were Reeve Tinting, Councillors Greer, Bennett, Lloyd, Haney .iiid A concert will be held in the For - Fothergill. esters' Hall, Belgrave, on Tuesday ktayet,Equott appointed tt.war ,liarle. evening, November ighla, wider the oriel committee to work in conjnec- au4>ices of C. 0, F., No. 48. Me tion with the Lions' Club commitiee Cameron Geddes, Bass Soloist, Mrs. en, a big willialve the people a ehaiice J, 1,, Stewart, Chairmanbut let us wear a poppy in reme , to have 'a voice in what the town will uteminials, a pail, a monument a bu'iding or Whatever may be voted Geddes' store. ' . ipal elections. t is proposed. to line Accompanist, I;e0Ple to vote Ion at the riext c- jones, Soprano, Mrs. (Dr.) Newton, an estimate of the cost of the different the Wesley Jeyht, Contralto, Mrs, (Rev/ Elocutionist Admission 25 cents ,and 35 cents, Plan, ofehall at Mr. ji:' A, W. J. Geddes, Secretary, Mrs. waiter vaawyeaa. i a, itt a big eut it price on sale at Let us not forget Armistice Day, Armistice Day, November xtth m - reduced prices. See them. C_oats, new models bought by Isard & 25 Women's and „Misses Winter • and draft a suitable bSIlot for the tow a'dop as A Mallorial, It is high ti111110that town o± Winghaut had a The Bell Telephone Company have -...-----e ibirea,ldtisc.e af the brave boys, who now sleep neath the poppies of Flanders suitablp memorial to the fallen heroes made arrangements with the Bank of and the Lions' Club deserve credit fie; Commerce to act a$ a branch collee- Robert Sturdy Dead bringing this matter t� the attention , tion office at Delgrave and all sub- Death came unexpectedly to Mr. of the town fathers, The committee Iscribers located in that territory can Robert Sturdy about one o'clock on from the council are rke,ev Tinting, I now Day their aeeOunts at ,l3elgrave. ,Wednesday morning at his home on Councillors Rennett and Pothergill, I The licll Company lutve also arranged Vittoria St. He had been around as Mr. Yohn Gray complained that hc[ with the Thank to collect accounts usual before retiring on Tuesday even- • (C001:100ed 00 page 3) iwithom any expense to the subscriber. ing, 11 segneovueormtagazgagmosmerrnutromatuemtucaytuassascuirsamasa OPLIAZOID 0.11 XlittC1 s rug t re Pilot= 3 5 111121111E111 1IIllilIl t IlJti!lItrIllIIljIItIII 11 lIIlIl ulI111i -7 2 frit .012.1.1116.10. PERSONALS • Mr. Shaw's address was inspiring. He declined to talk "politics" but pro- ceeded to talk "business" showing the necessity for, and the wisdom of main- taining, an ample protective tariff in the building up of Canada. Mr. Shaw touched on the Workmen's CoMpen- sation Act showing that the amend- ment put to it by the present Drury Goverathent was a farce, If an em- ployee is off six days because of a slight accident he draws , 66 113 per cent. of his wages. He said it was human nature for a person to lay off if they could draw that amount. On the other hand he favored paying them 75 or even ioo per cent. of their wages and have them pay 20 per cent. or so as an insurance and cutting out the idea of the laying off for six days in order to secure it. He also favored the sales tax being charged by the manufacturer and not by the retailer, showing how much better that would be. Mr. Shaw stated that his remarks were made as representative of 4,500 manufacturers of Canada. He wound • up his address .by urging the people of Wingham to be loyal to their Mer- • chants. and the merchants of Wing - ham to be loyal to one another. Owing to lack of space we are un- -able to give as lengthy an account of 114r. Shaw's speeoh as we would otherwise have done., Short addresses were also delivered 'by Col. -Hatch, president of the Ham- ilton Iron and Steel Company, John King, M. P., John Joyfit, M. P. P., Reeve Tipling and. Dr. G. H. Ross, president of the Lions' Club. Mr. -- joynt in complimenting Wingliam on its neat paved streets said it was a great houor to be a member of the 15 Whigham Town Council or Wingham Board of Trade during the past few = years, when such great forward strides lc were being made. Dr. Ross explained thethe aim of the Lion!. Club was to be aaa of some benefit to the community and to get behind any worthy scheme with what little bit of pep and zest they coiild add to it. In witty addresses Mr. Geo. Spotton moved and Mr, Abner Cosens second- ed a hearty vote of thanks to the guests. Sale Of Coats U. S. IL ELECTION RETURNS Copied At rz.o5 A. M„ Wednesday • Morning The Republican Party seems to be losing ground very rapidly. It is con- fidently predicted that the Republican majority in Congress will shriek from the present majority of 769 to 40, which would indicate that the people are dissatisfied with the present ad- ministration. Andy Gump received substantial support from the Frog Pond District. * * a.' • The Democratic Party is gaining onto, spent the holiday at the home of; ground in all directions.. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R j. Breen/ , Indicationsshow that Massachusetts Mr. and Mrs, Stevens ' and 'Mrs. is again voting for a strict enforce - Kerry 'of Goderich, spent Thanksgiv.. • ment of the Dry Law, . 1 Miss Reta Turvey has returned from following scattered stations • would ,ing with Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Deyell. Radio reports received from the Toronto, to spend the winter with her confirm the above sumrnaly:— parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Turvey; Station W. D. A, P., -Drake Hotel, Bluevale. • Chicago. , . Mr. Lorne S. Dunford and Mrs.1 Station W. D. A. P., Kansas' City Dunford and children of Detroit, are; Star. . visiting at the home of Mrs_ Dun -1 Station W. W.. •j., Detroit. Free ford's parents,- Mr. and Mrs. Archibald; Press. ' MIc.c1Gri!laivaclannouncelILYStation W HASCourier Journe Mrs. 3, j. Moffat al and Louisville Tittles, Louisville, 1 . . ., the engagement of their daughter,1Ky. Clarice V., to Mr. Arnold J. Edgar, of Station W. H. A, S., Louis-ville, Ky,, Wroxeter. The wedding will t'ike' reports that their bulletins are being, place this month. . . !received on both Atlantic and Pacific Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Nichol have re -1 Oceans, five provinces of Canada, turned, to their home in Bluevale, from Mexico, Cuba and 780 nines south of a visit to their daughter, Mrs. E. C. the Panama Canal. Robinson,. in Winnipeg and other rel-' The latest phonograph records were atives in the West, 'played during intermission between Mr. and Mrs. Wm. R. Davidson and bulletins. • • son, Allan of Morniugton, also Mrs.,' A bulletin from •13erlins Germany, McKinney of Toronto, motored up on dated November 7th,, states that up - Saturday and spent Thanksgiving with risings of a monarchist nature are berry. Mr,andth nd Mts. Wm. S. King, Turn- spreading throughout e 'country' s - a • ; ' the Government realizes that the par- ' (Continned on page 6) • ment of its debts is hopelese. Insterdazossommtstusen 111 II II 11 11 1111E1111E111E111 111 111 111E111 11 1 It IIPL111190.6.1.6111119/S1034111=11.12114M1.1.6.111.1.11..11.11.11a.LORSIRIVIE. 111E111 111E111 111E111111111 111E1111011111111E111131111 1111 IS 0 F • OUR FALL OXVORDS ARE A SELECTION OP THE •' BETTER AND MOST ATTRACTIVE STYLES 110.00141204014rOMMOLLVVIIIIIMP1611.11923. Oxfords and Spats are going to be very popular this Season! We have gome beautiful models in , Dull, gright or the new colored leathers in shades of Brown and Mahogany. . , MAY WE SHOW YOU OUR OXFORD BEAUTIES? 4 Ft wlr itiOMMMAIMMMIUMMMM MOM* ,0() to 7.50 Our Vittini SerViCe is of the Greatest Value when selecting a pair of Oxfords. . . . "WlitRt QUALITY COIMTS WE War 111141111111ll 151 =Ar.