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Mr. In H. LloYd sPent a fevv (lane T° the -Editur al..' the Advance'
34 Toronto on business. ' ' 'Inner
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asIxt wake whin wroitin to ye
MissFlorencPoeock a 11 t e.I.
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.! oaPeened to mintion how the weather
4.1$ -visiting at er'
home Ilene- . iinflorrinces evints' in 1.hi' wu'rr la,
• ..Miss Norah; Smith" is visiting with Some an Me frinds " doint belay' e in.;.1.ine
friends in Tor0140. • - - ' !ideas an. we 'discussed the whole mats"
1 Capt. A. Beckwith left thi,s week ther.hi the POsht Office on 'nfonciay,
Sot apro tem appoiannent at Toa -Onto.., Wad ye belave it, some ov thirn °Old
• , . Mrs, M. R. Becicwith is , spending a ' farruntei 6 dXCIII t LINIX1, know that it wus
dew days ,in Pahrierston with Capt.! wr°'10 t° kill Pigs. irk the "rk av the
WilSons anoon. Shure it isn't anny woridher
Miss 'Rica Mannean of Toronto, '
• r is, sante •fellahs Moir made muon nioneY.
aftlieer farrunas,
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visiting. with iter cousin, Mss Sarah , hr de by, its, ilf,' an ,ye aade to :wa•tch
MacLean.: f . barrumen is a
I awl the foinespoints to.. make it , Pay.
, Mr. and, Mrs: Wilfrid Fryfogle aud 'Tis no use at all, at all, slipinnin yer
Jimnzie,,were horne from Oshawa-, toattindin U. F.SO, conyinShuns,
for a feW aays.. .., , ' '--- '' --nne if ye don't know'howheavy a baste ay
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Mises 'Vina Smith. and Blanche- Inanny koind is•jist by lookin an it, an-
-win, spent the week -end at the latter' s ; if ye 'can't - -tell anzone'slipayin frum
ninne in Belmore. . I a ring bone, arr the age ay a harse be
Mr, ,Scott: Maxwell of - Detroit, iS! hs. teeth arr a" good rnilkift-eow be the
-visiting with his mother, Mrs. anns ..bund av Iler. , ,
w ell , prances ot. , . . , ,
..Did ye inir.noticetthat.a ninn's iiante,
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Mr. and. Miss. -J. 'W....- Webster :nd in lei-in.:an-ay= nod the jawb -lin man
.. t may hey a lot to do weil ' his success
Mr. C. L. Cates - of -Bta-lilln'ton, Visit- ! be done Fer inslitanee, cl'ye • moind
ed alethe,home .of Mrs- ,R, P0edek last t Mishters,Hayaock• who wus the head
'ie k, ° -, • ' • '' , " ' -1man an' the "Patlii-ons av n Ind,ustlirry
Mr. 'inid "Mrs. 'Win J. -Mitchell and; rn'a.nny years ago, thin theer is Mish-
little daughter of Mossbanks-Sask; are ter Greenfield' at tthe head av the fain
visiting with the fonner's mother; ruiners' "governmint in -Albertan an
Mrs. Win. lvfitcliell, Victoria St: a , ' Misliter Eorice, theenewelandein av the
Mr. James Barbour left on Monday U. F. O's. I nibs exwlainin this to the
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for .Goderich where he has accepted aI, tnissus wan day an she sed I shed heiS
position with tbe, C. P. R. --Mrs. Bar-l.shiticketo the U. P. O's. neeSilf, fer
bour and little daughters, will not wid a name loiknanoine I moight hey
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leave winanans emtn, spring. , we i been the big ,sntnoke among thirn by
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nnsh jun success. . • - " this twine, an we cud, he been liyin in
announce the wud hey had othing to; do but kape
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,mr„ arid i,kir
,rs. A..mennotigan, wroxs Ottawa at the Chateau Lahriero an elle.
ere Ontario,
engage_
merit of their only. daughter, ,Cassied hersilf di-eshed nup.an attind funkshuns.
Me to 'Tis ,the wayn
Alexander A. 'Sanderson, son.; wid the will'unini' they
•of Mrs.MaLarighlin, I-Iarristonn do be tinkin.about dresh a 1 the-
Ont., the marria,ee to ' t 1 . 1, , , e Mebby- the rayson they want to dec
atter,k-
-1part of January. -' . orate thirnsilves so inueli is bennws
-.. • they don't hev the nalcheral good Inks
Mr. 'and "'Mrs. Arnott, (nee Miss ay min to shtart wid. e
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Marga:ret Williainson), ;have . gene to, only two wakes, mnare till paella_
Portland, Oregon, where they will re- mint win mate at Ottawa, an 'thin
side. 'They leftnroronto on January fawn. King's shin le . • • •
2nd., and reached their (lest- t''
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nee end of seven days. They were de- no on the shtrates
iac 1,11 e
layed one day Irecause of a rockslide 'Tis a harrud. wufruld to undershtand,
wingham fen the resin av the winthert
ni the mountains of British Columbia. an
See Velyetex announcentents page 3: Loin e. fawn- King wus elicted. as a
gettin wunrus an. wureus awl the
Otta a -an votes wid the Grits, Jawe
redhot U. F. 0. an he -goes doWn to'
AUCTION SALE—Plousehold Furni- 0,s. rinrhich, nary way ye. kat the
EVERYBODY'S COLUIV1N joyn7 wus elicted as a TOry -an whin
ture, MaeLean's mil yard. Range, paypie same to be dhnitin away hum
Sideboard, Sew -in' lgachine, Organ, the Tory ParthYs TWus randt, an ant -
Baby Carriage 'an7nattndeeds'es 0th- icle in a magazine an it troid to peove
er householdeffects Terms cash- that Mishter Meighen an his shmall
Sale on Saturday,. Jan. 2oth.
H. T. Mason, Prop •
crowd are betther Liberals than (lie
ikin •Tbrorito lie yotee the.U.
,
T. R. Bennett, Act. Grits, an. that. mosht av t le Grits are
Tories at heart, an. the U. F. O's., are
a not 'ay ------„ well mebby betther
not say it. Now what wild ye, tink av
a situation av that koincln Well, as I
sed near the shtart ay this Ietthen
the name that counts, an if -our lay-
ders will jist shtick to_ the ould. name
ay Tories it doesn't - matther what
inishures they bring befoor the court-
thry, the byes av the back...consis-
huns will sinay *id thim. Come to
tink air it naebb3- the fellan that was
wroitin in the magazine wussen't so,
fax asthray afther awl. Shure, wus-
seen it the Tories who inyinted the' N,
P., though bet a lot ay young felliths
don't know what that manes. 'Twas
the Tories that passed theProhibnion
act an gave the winanzin the privilige
av votin afther the Orits talkin about
AUCTION SALE—Team of Horses,
Queens Hotel, Wingham, at 2.3o p.
on Saturday, jam 27th No re-
serve.
Jas. Watson, Prop.,,
T, R. Bennett, Auct.
Implements, Furniture,. ete„ at the
:FOR SALE -8 roomed cottage on B,
line, good cella.r, town water. Lots
of fruit and hen house. For 'further
particulars, apply to
The Advance,
70.1st S\LE-.-IRegistered Shorthorn
Bull, 1, year old also 6 young pigs,
A bargain for. quick sale. Apply to
"Safri /vie 'Burney,
Phone 22 on 620. R. 3, Wingharn.
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MONEY FOUND—A few weelcs ago
Mr. Sellars found a - handbag con-
taining a sum of money and adver-
tised same in The. Advance. We
still have the money waiting for the
EXCHANGE --Will' exchange a. com-
plete outfit of farrn machinery and
tools, all practically as good as new,
'for town or village property. In-
formation at The Advance, •
PORTLAND CUn'TER—S econ d -
hand, for sale cheap. Inquire at S.
Young's 131acksmith Shot.).
ilARM
lization and Immigration expecti a
large" number of first class men
:from the Old Cotmtry, during the
latter part of IVIareb and succeednig
months, sonic experienced, some
partly and s o in e inexperienced
young men, and experienced married
-men and partly experienced married
men with and Without families.
Fa.rirters with Vacancies will" kindly
write PI. A. Macdonnell, Director of
'Coloni2.alion, Parliament Buildings,
Toronto, or to their Agric,ulttiral
I.Represetuative for information ancf
application f o s. Applications
will be dealt with as far as possible,
in the order in which they are tee
ceived, preference being given year -
ler engagements. .
S. 13. StotherS,
Agrieulturai Renresentatiye.
roR SALE—Several Brood Sows,
due to farrow. Price $35.00 each.
Iletinger & Crtiikshank,
ANTED --t000 bushels Buelcwheat
Or Barley, 500 bttshels Oath, also so
young pigs, seven weeks old. Apply
dor phone to
Beninger Cruikshank,
Phone 5 on 625.
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04agenninionsannsisesnannan,
SA EXIIINDED
1541W's CLEAN SWEEP
SAVE
11 ix- continued until We
jam 241.h. Crreal Saving Op-
politunities Await You
at this Sale,
421
it fer years btit 1101. doin annyting-. Ay
coarse I opposed both ay thim new
ideas awl the toime the Grits wtis
talkin abont- tlihn, but whin the Tor-
ies consinhered it good poilyticks to
take sonne ay the min's liberties away
/rum thim, an to put rnoore povver in
the hands av the wirnrnin, it .wus a
purty harrud dose fer roe to shavval-
ley, but shtuck wid the earthy troo
it awl, barrin the few wakes whin I
wint wid the U. F. O's., whin theer
neisseint witty ellen-shun in soight, Av
coarse theer is no use ay sayin annys
ting now about wimmitz votin becaws
the law is panshed an we musht make
the besht ay it, hut it will take a lot
av eddicatin to git thine to undershtand
ponyticks. New hats an dresses an
pink tayes an childer arr inoore in
them- line, barrin the lasht in mann3r
Cases. Wid the winunin votin 'tis a
harrud jawb to Icape the lislits in
ordher arr to count up the vote befoor
elickshun clay, so as to make an esti-
timate ay how muph ay a majority the
Tories will her ia aitch pollin place.
Whin only min ewus yotin ye eucf, tell
about as well how the vote would
shtand befoor the ballots wus count-
ed as afthur, but now it is diffrant fer
ye ninit know what a woman will do;
fer the very good rayson that she gin-
irally doesn't know hersilf till afther
She has done -it, an thin inebby she
won't own up to it.
Yours till rinct Wake,
Timothy Hair,
Motes of Methicidist Church! ,
, The services in the Methodis
church, on Sunday next, January 2ISt.,
will be as follows: ' I
/ a. in.-.-- subject, !.1,1he
Universal note in the Teaching Of Jes-
p. in,—Evening service, Instead of
the regular service, a pageant will be
given, entitled, "The ,Call of the Nat-
ions," This 'pageant was given last
Monday evening at the Young Peo-
ple's meeting and was so interesting
and profitable that it IS being repeated
by special request,
The In*.ey, J, H. Arettp, 13, A,, of
'rozonto, and mie of the outstanding
speakerS Crinadian Methodism vvill
streak in the i1lethodist cherch, morn-
ing and evening, janttary 28th. No
nue 51)eolld nriss the opportntiity to
hem. hire,
tft""h'n • rInn"
' ntil;
wpN,GHAM; 11.)14vizsa07,. JANUA.J.Y.
i8th, I92
Jofr
SEA$IIN•OPENS WINTER .IN CALIFORNIA IIORTICULTIMIL SQCIETY 1,-?44/41(114P10111PiNfil/a1111 4 0'.6'
The Comers and a Few of the I-Ias jBathers Enjoy Summer Breezes While Report of the Secretaiy of the Win =
; Been Inockeyists,
We Enjoy Sno
The first,liockey- games of the se
On were played' in Vningharn F
as- Advanee readers are indeb
ri- J. G, Stewart, who with Mr
he is spending the winter at S
8 Cal, Many will be intereste
les nig the Ietter. We wbulcl
se Pleased to receive more sue
day night. l'he gannes vvere 011 also -t
first of the town inague series. At
o'clock the Veterans met the Clel-
and won by a ' score of 5 to 3. In
game was ,a close one and at times
splendid sample of hockey was exhi
lied. Bert Whitten made a capable, r
feree for both games. The Veterai
ham Horticultural S
Year Ending /922.
ted to 114.
s. Stewart About forty membein of "Wingham
an Diego,I-fortuxultural Society were present at
d read- the annual meeting held in the Goan -
be vorY cil Chamber 'on Monday night. The
11 letters election of officer's for the ensuing
hers who near resulted in all of the former of-
ce On in- freers and directors being returned to
office with the excention of l•fon.
Pres., J. A. Morton, -who move that
Mr. John JoYnt, P. P., be aPPoint-
,1Q23 ed as Hon. Pres. in /ds stead,
g-1
fit rom Mr. Stewart or any at
b- care to write to The Advan
e, teresting topics,
were behind until about the last te
Veterans, -Bert Isard, goal; Ro
1S
Millt1tCS. The ‘Iihe UP was:
Cruiekshanks and Benner MacLean
"defense; centre, Geo. Howson; righ
Harry Towne; left, Giant Flanigan
sub, Norman Batcher.
Clerks, .goal, Eafq Groves; defense
Alf..and- Walter Lockridg,e; centre
Bill McCoolonleft, Cecil . n'Terkley
right, Waltein Brooks; subs., 'Frecl
Piper, W, Mann,
The Lan Up for 'the last garrte was:
High High School, goal, Chas. Mason;
defense, 'G. L. Brackenbury arid" P.
Johnson; centre, Chas. Pattisori; right,
l3arney„Browne; left, Fi•ed Bell; subs.
Frank, MacDonald.
Tigers, goal, Henry Aitcheson; de-
fense, Gordon MacLean, Neil Mc-
Lean;' centre, Gordon Cnuickshanks;
left, F: Moore; right. F. Sturdy;
sub., J.Murray.
The Tigers won •by the score of 7
to 2,
Curlers To Owen Sound
A rink of Wingliam. curlers went to
Owen Sound this week to 'compete
In the Owen Sound bonspiel on Tues-
day. They were David Fortune, W. S.
Mitchell', .)","A. Cuirie and A. M. Craw-
ford.
Mseting Of Huron County
'Council
3045 Dale St,
San Diego, C
Jan. sith,
y A. G. Smith, Esq., .
1, Dear Friend:
t We have just received the
; Advance of December 28111., a
say it is like getting a ktt
, home. I'notice the Mayor an
, are re-elected by acelarnatio
; speaks well for their past
am sorry ,thattI will ,not ha-ve
vilege of voting for a inemoria
Soldiers, as I am greatly in
erecting a good substantial mo
directly in front of the rnain e
-to the Town Hall.
Now A. 0 -we left Wing
Dec. Loth.; and landed in San
on Saturday about 630 p In. I
was any great scenery to be s
must have passed it: while We
sleeping. We came on Santa F
from Chicago and must say we
grafters on the way. The C
officer's and R. R. officials w
fine The people in our car got very
friendly with each other, `We met
people from a great many st
the union. We have not been, a
the conntry such an awful lot y
have seen • considerable arourol
Diego which, we do not -see a
Wingliam at this time of the ye
ta ,"
oubscrl
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WI 40c value 5'0 Sheet Linen Writing -t-
ill'
i
of Linen Envelopes foe
Ili
.,..
The Treasurer's report was read as =sees
follows: ' ;T.
Wenridl7fmrliouamilsti 'mLeugniicliaptalvleGrastra'ktrien.c.e.'.i.P.s-ts.,_._ . ,. . ......$ 51 00 00
I,
d Reeve Donations s_•..._ ... . ......... 9 oo in
wrnernich.lehI Sale Subscriptions ...— . 205 00
le of Seeds; etc, .... .. se_,.'... 378 96;_ses
lt
Lor Pt brie- Minot Receipts . ........_ .. _, , es 50 Li
The Council of the Corporation of t
the County of Huron, will meet in the i
Council Chambers, Goderich, at 3 p. t
Tuesday, January 23rd., x923. rt.
- All accounts should be in the hands b
of the Clerk on or before the Mon-
day preceding the meeting of the f
Council: tl
: Geo.- W. -Holman, Clerk, h
uoderich, fan. x5th., r923,
Died In Saskatchewan,
bl
ayor of Expenses A
nnment Paid for prizes ,- .4 30 00 RI 'a
ntranee For Civic Improvement . . .. 213 04,11
Lecture , . 79 6oliwe
ham on Periodicals' . . .... . . . ... . . . ... 4 00
Diego Purchase of Seeds and Plants 334 121
f there Printing and Advt. . . ...... . . . .. 76 29;
een, we Office Expenses 25 44-2.;Z:
Pc
RweRre 0, nn A. Fpes 2 00
met no
ustorn
ere all
a t essroundann
et, but
round
-year,
Every.day • has been like summer
mac we came here, it gets real hot in
he sun but quite cool at nights and
n the.mornings till 8 or 9 o'clock, af-
er that if one sits in the sun they al -
lost get a sweat on. The city is
eantifun and the residental part is
nostly built Bungalcn style, mostly
rame, some are built . with tile and
len plastered over and nearly 'all
aye their lawns in .beautiful shape.
All kinds of beautiful palm trees,
hrubbery and lots of flowers out in
oom. Thestreet car system is
Mr,
t nn
e On
ives
one
neo0insl'ev,
e if
ent
to
()n-
ave
ter,
ng -
Margaret McKay, beloved wife of ea
Menkobt. Campbell, of Stewart Val- op
ley, „Swift Current, Sask., -died at her ne
home on Thursday, December 28th.
Mr. R. Campbell is a brother to Mr. ye
Peter • Campbell and on Mr. Alex. .-n,
Campbell of Wingliarn. fon'
For a number of years Mr. and we
Mrs. Campbell lived on the farm in ye
Wellesley, Perth County, but removed eni,
Annual Vestry Meeting -
to Stewart Valley sonie years ago, ‘ itioea
Annual Vestry 'meeting was he'd in eer
and operated by one man, a
teckels. You can bun tokens a
nth each that_ gives you a rid
ner and outer none, 5 cents g
u a rine on inner or outer z
ly. They are selling tickets
r one dollar which is good for
elc so you can ride all the tim
u wish and do not require transf
Sunday, December 24th., we w
the Methodist church expecting
r a sermon but heard quite a c
t instead. The best man we 11
t since corning hete is Thos, l'or
rather pf Alex and Bert in Wi
n Ile called for us witl I " cai
Xmas morning- and took us throu
beautiful scenery about 26 miles
Ti. Juana,' ('pronounced T., A. Wan
a pretty tough town just across t
border in old Mexico, they say t
t of the people live there on to
ITiOS
iStS
the vestry of St. Pails church, on me
Monday evening, January x5th, The n
following officers were appointed for nal
the ensuing year:
j. F. McCracken, Rector's ,Warden.
H. j. Jobb, People's Warden.
, R. S. Williams, Vestry Clerk,
Lay Delegates, J. F. McCracken, R.
S. Williams, W, F, VanStone, W. T.
Booth. •
The finances of the church were
shown to be in. the best of condition.
Everything is running smoothly under
the able rectorship of Rev, H. 'W.
Snell, 13. A.
St Panis Church Notes
fan. third Sunday after Epi-
phany, 8.30 a m.--I-foly Communion;
ix a. m.--Mattins and Litany; 2.3o
p.
na—Sunday School and Bible Class; 7
p. m. --Evensong
Wednesday, Jan. 17th., A. Y. P. A.
Special meetings Pageant and varied
program. Everybody invited. Silver'
collection.
Wednesday, Jan. r7th., 3 p,
Meeting of Chancel Guild in the base
-
Thursday, Jan. x8th., 3 to 5.30 in ni.
--Donation Tea for the Women's
Auxiliary work at the , home of Mrs.
Robt, Allen.
Monday, Jan. 22t -td., A. Y. P. A.
Reinember a welcome awaits you an
St. Pauls church. All seats free.
Special Course In Sheep Marketing
Conducted under the auspices of
the Live Stock Branch of the Domin-
ion Department of Agriculture and
the Agricultural Representative Bran-
ch of the Ontario Department of Ag-
riculture at Clinton Short Course,
Program.
Jan, 30th.'_ ---Morning Session, g to
10,30 a. IU..—(a),, Sheep and ProsPer-
ity for the Ontario Farmer; (b)., Sel-
,ection, Breeding and Feeding of
Sheep. 10.30 to 12 at noon --(a).,
Sheep Dips and Dipping; (b)., Sheep
Diseases. -
Afternoon Session, 2 tO 3 p.
(an, fudging Market Lambs, (Compe-
tition); (b), Shearing Sheep. 3 to
4.30 P. me ('a)., Slaeghtering Lambs;
(b)„ Dressing the CareasSes; (c),i
Preparing the Pelt for. Market.
Jan. 3.1st.--/Yrorning SesSion, 9 to
10.30 m. --(a)., Preparation of
Lambs for Market, Docking, Castra-
ting., rinishing (b)., Co-operative
ntarketing of Lambs, Grades, Grading,
Shipping; 10.30 to 12 hoon--(a).,
Wool Improvement/ (b)., Co-operats
nye Afarketing of Wool.
Afternoon Session, O. to 3 In In.—
(xi.)., Wool Grades and Grading; (b).,
Cutting Lamb Carcasses; 3 to 4.30
p.
m.—(a), Lamb Cut aod their prepar-
ations for the table.
Dtiekette—At Glimanoni Sask., on Jan,
ond., 1923, to Mt. and Mrs. John S.
• Duckett, :e clatighter,—(Audrey Val-
.
eeia.)
Balance in
$ 735 05
Bank ... . . ........ t86 41
$ 021 46
The Secretary's report is as follows:
This is our first annual meeting of
tne Society. 'I'he of for the year
just ended have done then- • best to
boost the work of the Society and
make it a success, The following re-
port will give some, idea of what has
been done.
A little over a year ago, the editor
of The Wirigharn Advance, asked
(Continued on page 6)
Installation of Officers
Lebanon Chapter, No. 84, Wing -
barn, held their installation of offic-
ers on Triesda.y night as follows:
Ex. Cornp. A. G. Smith, L P.
Ex. Comp. a H. Ross, Z.
, ary x5th. Deceased had not
Ex. Comp. J. Stewart, H. been in the best of health for some
Ex. Comp Ed. nTash, S. N.
E-. Comp. H. E, Ihr. Tarnlyn,Open meeting of the Literary. Soc- suarlyligyiedisr l'inis msril doni-stioYnna...e eril:r_iStss
2 1'
25c9 50c, 75e or $1..90 up
spgclAt TaiS
— 'FREE
15c package of Seiptor or T. & B Tobacc
Winzliaart. Ont.
itfoinginiutioltani
ith. each and ever) pipe.
rU
276' 51 31b -nn
LOCAL AND GENERAL iWingliarn Markets
111
CI
111
'3 5.
See Velnetex announcements page
, • , • Eggs .. .. .. . . . s,.. . . . . ,c to aoc
The topic at the. I3aptist church next Butterfat . .. .. .. . .. .s„ ..
Sunday evening wnr be "A Wonderful potatoes 1- e
The auditors T. Ins Bennett and
Hogs, per cwt.
Musgro-ve, are busy on the town William Haugh Is Dead
books.
The Curlers' Euchre and Dance
which was held in the Armouries on.
Friday- evening; was a big success. "
Many will be pleased th know that
A. G. Smith has been re -appoint d•
4.4.444.3
It .is our st.ad duty thin weekto
chronicle the death of William Haugh
'of ninorriberry, which' occurred at his
lioine on the etti, noneession on :Mon- ;
d
Ex. Comp, H. J. Jobb, J. • ham. A large ,stoole wiTh be on harm ena expected so soon. The late mr.
se motor, vehicle permits in Wi_ng; limn but not untinFricie3, lasts was tn,e
En...Comp. J. W. McKibbon; Treas. this weelc.
,Ex. Comp. R. A. Coutts,.D. of, C. *ill be held in the Assembly Hal--------------------------: WesleMiss Rena a,11
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Comp, 0, ,Themesen, master sa. Rev. R. 5. Turnbull has been engaged of Wingharn • 'Thomas T
"c by- the Ba ti t I
gpei!il Ise He is a man o
COrnp. J. J. McGee,
Comp. /V. Geddes, S. S. the School, on January -18th., at 8, home. Two brothers and three sis-
o'clock. Public are cordially invited./ 1 ' - J A H
p s c lurch, Wingbam, t
Comp. A. J. Fox, Master ond. Veil. 1;:tlicil tEavaAn istic services from Mare
iety of the Wingharn High School Catherine Gilmoint :aree chilere-
Comn. Alex Reid„J. SI
, tet so Sttl-V114e, "VIZ., as. A. auteni
'
, o urnbenTs
0 Mrs. Keyes of Shelbourne, Mrs. John
h I-lutton, Blueyale; Mrs. fan H. Links
f later, Turnberry
The funeral is being he'd to Win
Ex, Cornp..A. G. Smith, -Master 3rd. great ifts` in his chosen work
Veil g g
. Mr, T. Fells shipped a car of hog
V. Ex. omp, ea.. arr, astel
4111. Veil.
ies Presbyterian church of" ;which til to Toronto --------------------5
to . foinnightly Luncheon at the Queets I Charter night in the Wingharri Arm
s hare cenietery 013 V1Ted33.0.9day after-
g---
imon. Rev. Ann Tate, paStor of Bad-
• MeKague and son shipped a carloa
ea Educating The Lions of cattle to Toronto on Tuesday.
gill_ `Clic local cl<m of Lions held their -The Lions Club, will /told thei
he '
he
Ur-
froin TY. S., horse lacing and bull
'deceased was a member, will officiate.
r !Installation At Eastern Star-
-
Mrs, Bert Logan, Associate Greed
Concinctress of the Order of thr East
• ern Star in Ontario and Past 't \Tort -try
Matron on Ruth Cha t -
London, accompanied by Mre J. W.
1 Wallace, Worthy Matron of Pores/
‘City Chapter, O. E. Se. London_ act
ing,as Grand Marshall on this ocean
-
sion, visited Heron Chapter No, 8%
O. E. S., on Tuesday night last for
the purpose of conducting the ritual."
of installation of 1923 offieers. Mrs,
Burnie, P. W. M., of Perth Chaexter
Hvas also a guest.
! The folhenting nifficern were elected
for r92,31,
Worthy,Ma.tron—lvf rs. (Dr.) Tann-
lyn.
Worthy Patron—Dr. j, ,A. Fox,
Associate Matron—Mrs. 0 Inver
1.1S1 erncretar3;—Mrs. E. J. Nash.
Treasurer—Miss Mary Pattison.
Conductress—Mrs. Harvey Shane -
Associate Conductress-.-Ivirs.
Fox.
Chaplain—Mrs. Dustan 13eceroft
Marshall—Miss Agnes' Mitchell,
Organist----nnes, E. I -lei -risme
Adah—Mrs. S,
Ruth----Anrs. W. 1- Ea,'c‚
lestlier—Mrs, Coutts.
Warder—IVIrs. In Fuller,
Electa--Mrs, H. McKay.
nfartlia—Mrs.
Sentinel--Dis Tantlyn.
a,) Cafe, on Friday evening, Jan. noth ' •
fighting ' also gambling. We came
home part -of the way along the Paci-
TIC noasr to noronacia, a beauti u lit-
tle city on the beach. We then drove
on to a ferry and across the bay to
San Diego. On Sunday, December
3this, our good friend, Thos. Porter
came along again with his car and
drove us about 20 miles through East
San Diego, La Cajou. We passed
some very large orange and /einon
groves and one vineyard of 1500 ac-
res. He took us up a high mountain
in a car and I felt relieved 'when we
landed at ,the bottom. We will not
forget nfie Porter's kindness, he tried
to show us things worth seeing, he
did not try to save his car, time or
gasoline if the road was pavement he
travelled fast, if there was anything
interesting he would drive over a rough
road to show us same.
On the evening of December 3xst.,
we went to a church service on a bat-
tle ship, (Regal), we had- to take a
gasoline launch quite a way out in the
bay tn reach the ship, this was very
interesting to us all. The service was
principally to the sailor boys. Now
for the interesting part A. 0. On
New Year's morning eve (n of us),
left about 16 o'clock and took
the ferry across to Coronado which is
right on the Beach and would you be-
lieve me when I tell you there were
men, women awl children in the oc-
ean having a big time. It was really
hot, for after bathing they would play
around in the sand for an hour before
clressirig themselves. All of our
crowd did a little wading except
Mrs, Stewart and myself,
sWell no doubt you will be tired
reading this poorly composed scribble,
so will close, wishing you and yoms
a prosperous 2923, I am,
Yours sincerely,
5, G. Stewart,
(Mt', Stewart need not worry about
the composition of his letters, readers
of The Advance will always be pleas-
ed to read them, Several have eager-
ly toad this letter before we had tiine
-to publish it.)
Agricultural Society Meeting
The annual meeting, of the Turn -
berry Agrictiltural Society wili be held
in the CouneiV Chamber, Witgliain,
the afternoon, of Friday, January 19th,
1923, at 2 o'clotle, for the mirpose
receiving the reports of the Secretar
and 'Preasurer and for the transaction
of streh other business os Shall be reg-
ularly brought' before the meeting.
, tequestecl to be present, in
I. J. Wright, Pres. NV. Booth, Sec, ln
the Elliott family al Itipersoln
on Friday evening, January
iter r, ox, who was in charge of 26th, Tins promises to be a big one
'the iuncheoti had seen that every 261h. This promises to be a big ever
Lion had feasted to his fill and the
business of the meeting was finished,
Linn Bill Booth took over the meeting
and following a few ternaries introduc-
ed" te, the gathering, his guest, Mr. j.
A. Morton. .
The topic with which Mr. Morton
dealt was a universal one, one with
which every person should be ac-
quainted, Esperanto. He began his
talk by pointing out the difficulties
that are encountered by everyone at-•
tempting to learn not only English,
but other languages, It being gener-
ally conceded that to , ;understand the
inflection of our verbs for example is
far front a simple task, even for Eng-
lish speaking people, not rnentionin
There are no flies on the bonspiel
committee of the curlers. They have
their third draw made for local bon -
pick in Wingham this winter and
if you're not on the job the games
are played according to schedule any-
way. .
Owing to the scarcity .of coal and
the trouble that we have in securing
it, some, companies asking for cash in
advance, we find it utterly impossible
to ,give credit to anyone. Kindly bear
this in mind when ordering coal.—
MacLean Lumber & Coal Company,
Peg 0' My Heart will be given by
the young people of the Presbyterian'
church, Fordwich, in the Town Hall,
le person who does not understand I on Friday, January Igth., under the
the English language and attempts to auspices of the Ladies' Aid of St. An -
learn it. This applies in several other drews Church, Wingharn. The pro -
such a marked degree.
languagen, pointed out, but not to eeecls to be used for decorating thet
church. Do not fail to hear them ast
These difficulties, he .stated, have it is a rare treat,
been apparent for a great many years
and several attempts have been made
to surmount the obstacle, but ' none
were sttecessful, until a certain .Polish
Mayor's Brother Is Dead
Mayor H. 13 'W*
YCW, named Zamenhof, invented (for called to the bedside of his brotheni
, las
in reality it is an invented language), Will j. Elliott, ex-rnayor of tugersoll, ,
the system of Esperanto, it consists on Sunday, and left on the first teaint
of La and French roots -Roots from out on Monday but did, not arrive ati
which our own words are formed, but Ingersoll, until after his brother hull
with certain fixed prefixes and affixes I passed away. W J. was in his 49th:
to give the required meaning to the year and had been a resident of Inger- '
word. 82 per cent, of these roots, Jae! soll since 18g6, wizen he lett Wirighain
stated, are recognized by the educated. with his father, Mr. Robert Elliott,
English speaking persoin some other I He was ill but a short time with plearo
nationalities recognized a smaller rate.1 pneumonia. Before leaving V/ i n g --
This language, he pointed out, had' liam, he was associated with his
been introduced into several English! brother, H. 13., on the Witigharn
schools WIrete Latin aed Frerich had I Times and has since published the In -
been taught but proved a failure; the ,' gersoll Chronicle.
new one however, while not approvecin He served on the Ingersoll Conneil
at the time of introduction by the i Board for many years and also oecup-
•
head masters or inspectors has be- ied. tl '
come a success and at the present
time is highly applauded by those,
who felt dubious about its success.
In toncluding Mr. Morton drew the
A tten ti o n of the members to the fact
that we very often have diffienien
yor e e lair for one term.
He had held mainr public positions on
Such organization as the Victory noan
Comitnittee, Red Cross Committees,
Kiwanis Club, Board of Edireation,
Curling and Bowling Clubs, as well
S 115 . >a and -Hockey organization5.
with people because we do not ander- ' Ine wa.s at one time people's warden
tend theint while national pride is of St. James Church, and for four
verse to mying way to foreign larign years had been delegate to the Synod
age Ile kit that enorigh stress of Eturom In every way he was an
ould not be placed on such at in.- . outstanding. and public-spitited citizen,
ention as Esperanto in our schools whose Passing meana a distinct loss
o that interpret ors might be disposed. to Ingersoll. I -le was also closely as -
f, misunderstanding very- often . re-, sotiated with the work of Akicaridra
tilting from the trarislations of an ins/T-lospital Trtine Ile waS prominent in
erpretot Owing to his inability to, Masonic circles And had attained the
lace stress on the eatrie words nr: 32ncl..degren as well as being ser-onint-
vilables as was .'i'atericlecl. by the orig- ent also in the I. 0. O. ri. and C. O.
I
141 8paker, F. circles.
A Vote Of thanks was then teadered The Winghole Utilities Corrimission
In Morton. and the nieetinier,vaS clis- ti r' ' '
,..
. ram loan Council E4i0Xt.
issed after singing GOd Sav-c the ItOr ..syinpat fly AA.C.1 *Nati t
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