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Day Electrical Appliances
Ail kinds of Electrical appliances
for sale. Wiring and material of all
kinds at reasonable prices, Hydro
Goods and Service are the two lines
we specialize in. Repairs promptly
attended' to. • Phone t$6. r The Wing-
earn Utilities Commission.
1Cied At Windsor
Conductor A. L, McDonald of the
London, Huron. & Bailee train and
Mrs. McDonald have the sympathy of
r.
as•, large circle of friends, who lieaed.
with regret of the death of their; son,
Harold, which took place at Windsor
oat Thursday morning. The young
mean was in his land:- year and the
cause of his death •was pneumonia.
Fire At i3'russels.
On Tuesday ;morning, March : 6th.,
aa..
c1
oc
7 o'clock fire
was. discovered s
co d avere '
n'
Mr.
Hewitt's barber shop, Brussels,
and the inmates, who live in the same
block were routed out.
furniture and fixtures were er destroyed, The shod,
fir, Hewitt had $z,5oo insurance on
the building and $600 -on the contents
but this will not go very far' in mak-
ing up the loss. The stores of Mr. G.
Millet and Miss Mary Ross, one
• on each side of Mr. Hewitt's, .suffer
ed somewhat from smoke and water.
Jell Data Old Well •
On Saturda
'William Y afternoon when . Mr.
Field -was delivering wood at
the home 'of Mrs. Alexander_
Scott,
• Victoria St, one of his horses got 'z
down: into the well. Fortunately. its •1
head was up and with the assistance .1
of severa�totnen, who were; soon called It
to assist the animal was with difficulty D
pulled to the top, not niuch the worse s1
of its Winter ydip. Mr. T. R. Bennett' ye
tied a rope securely around: its front M
feet, by lying on the ground and twin: d
the rope around its legs between in
plunges by means of a rake,,and a hoc
Joey"stick. The rest: of the Men held 'wu
qtr, Bennett's; feet. pl
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AUCTION' SALE—Farm Stock and in
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BABY CHICIK',S-AND EGGS FOR— waavn
hatching, from my heavy laying the
pens. S. C. White ;Leghorns, Bar din
red Rocks, Black .:Minorcas and I s
'Mahogany Russian Orloffs.: Write eht
for price list. Incubators;and brood- dre'
era for sale. ' If interested write for 'slip
catalogues, - the
Duncan Kennedy, ye
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Pon 42-6rt
DRAIN YOUR FARM W I T I -I grat
live
Everlasting Clay Tile. When you vet
build use burnt clay brick, made by but
Wm, Elliott & Sori, manufs,cturers to
of Rug and White Brick, Drain Tile, to
3 to 16 inches, 'Mooring Tile, Hol- ih<irn
• low Building Blocks, Well ;;ricks,
Chimney Flues, also :agent`foz• Mil-
rtoie press and R.ug-Brick,
Phone'6 on 605, Wingham:
7 , moCONNELL- Rca1: Estate—An,
extra special bargain, r brick house,
smPnt barns and to acres of good
land will be sold right.
:FOR SALE—Team of Heavy'Horses,
six years old, x set double harness,
z milking cow, six years old; z Ren-
frew,Cream Separator, nearly new;
•t' collie pup. All for•,sale.. Apply to
• Mrs.. Harry Lewis,
R. R. 2, Wingham,
1 t SALE—Good 'second hand`biey-
'' cle. Apply to
Robt. 'Beattie.
FOR SALE--Tliree acrea excellent
Soil, just outside of Wirtgham lim-
•its, small frame house,; large orch-
ard, low taxes, Apply at
The Advancc.
FAR.M<FOR SALE -4t acres, rids
clay loam, well watered, good bank
'barn,+, frame driving shed, and pig'
Pen, and cement -rouse, Quarte of
a' mile ;from church, school,' and
post office. Nine miles to Wing-
ham. Apply to The. Advance,
1a.OR SALE -•-Sto •e 'and' property.
The 5toi'e on Coe. 4, Kinloss, better
known as' "Langeicle Store,“: is of-
fered for sale as the owner is going
out of business. For particulars,
apply to
Mrs`, C. E. Murray', •
R. R.No, 5,'; Lucknow,
FOR SALE—A quantity of choice red
clover seed set $r5.00 per biisiiel..
Alex T, Toss,
Pho*te 4.6x8. and Bite, Morris.
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•..�..�. - vINGHAM, ONT , THURSDAYt A C 22nd, 1923
THE GOOD i.e ..� .- __-_.- _.
LOCAL AND GRA ++ STOCK '�"A
I
re the' Editur' av the Advance
Deer Sur: ---
''Dollar 'Day is over fel
year an 1 hope the sit -tore k
a good day, but, share Do
are not what they used to
they wus fursht shtarted,
Wilford an _large Sbpotton w
thine. The town wad • be'
payple loike it wus -a twilft
cillybraslun; wid .spishul
•parses an cattle an awl - k
shtunts. Dan .Martin winnin
fer bein the largest cash
an Pat Gibbons fer hevin .t
childer, .an Jimmy McGee fer
m
osht raysintly married m
fellah fruit Lishtowel fer h
the longest dishtance, an an
1 ah
fer bringin in the' mos
on''ode sleigh: Thizn wus
white town` an counthry pay
awl
toffee r e"
k wan happy a>
1 faini
1 -
P
Y
y, r
body
wus
cheerful an cantinte
a Tory Governmint, befoor .t
0. fellah`s shpilled the bane
shpake. Whin I sletarted to. g
town on Sathurday aftliern
missus tould' me to hould on
thriznmed me whishkers up a
sed I tought- I wud rather h
frigid, Curly Sommers do that ja
no matther how shmart a' w
may be she nivir can learn t
whishkers arr to cut hair, but
met wan who didn't tink she
t. Well thin sez the•missus,
uv av Moike, put on a clane c
et me brush Yer clothes, fer
e afther lettin ye go down t
Dollar Day,..lookin` loilte thirty
he sez. An'don't be makin .a
rsilf chasin afther, the 'misfit
iss Dollar, ayther,': sez she.
own town mesilf befoor,long
e -eye I'll be hevin- on ye.
Knowin the missus wuch ka
crud, I tought inebby the
ace fer.me` weal be in Charlie
•d's Conservatory, an besoides
ikely` mate wid some av me
hers slicer, Shure, 'twos a
rtable place fo be wid a
ire 'burnin, ,but I tought so
its fellahs who sit arrouud
rya day rnoight loosen'up a lit
p pay fer the fuel. A roan m
ng betther,• in this wurruld' b'
vin, but nivir by bein mane.
farrumers wad kape dhrap
afther another an. talkin
haired tonnes air the down•
sons av toil out in theTownshind it as long as I 'cud an
arted in, at wan.young fellah
""ssin in0 remarks` to him, s
ake, but maynin thine fer ,ann
cap inoight fit. "Me bye,
`
z e gitartin out wid the wrong
new both av yer grandfather
dinothers an'betther payple
d. They shtarted in the bush,
the idea• av Kevin an aisy to
only askin fer health an str
snake a home fer theer childe
ave the wurruld a betther
they found it. They did t
ruk lnonestiy an well awl wok
-vied the little counthry m
e an Sundays, an the only
they tuk wus circus days
shun days, an fall fair days, ba
mother's father, who wus
geinan an awlways bate
rn on the ; twi] fth. I wus in
ary Iasht summer wincer l
ould payple are laid away
ince is brisk; down,: at a lot av
stones tumbled ' over, an '
e place, overgrown, wid rank w
Tis' a disgrace to; the prisiut g
n, 'so it is. A..Cloninman "
e reshpect.. fer his ancistors.
Cher an mother, shure, I kn
iawl me loife, an wus besht z
Vita Successful Frona Storekeepers'
another
.°standpoint.• -
apers had Dollar Day did not draw as 1
liar ' Days a crowd to Wingham as in fo
be whin years although .a. great inany of
an Albert Wingham merchants have expre
us rennin themselves to the editor as quite
black • wid isfied with the business they,reeei
v July 3 Y Ha
d the autos been able to get aro
Proizes fer people would' have swarmed to to
olnd av The day ;was fine but the roads
the prize full of Boles and very iey and it
ptarchaser, dangerous. travelling with,a horse
he 'tnosht less it was fairly sharpshod.
'bein•the The Mysterious MisDo
an, an a liar of
even drily yVinghani Advance was 'as usua
v great attraction.' Long"before
of
lien
fel- oclo ~
e
the�.zn
ht payplemorning copies of
thepaper were in great demand and
days :fore noon- extra copies had to
ple wus .printed Mrs. E. Pettigrew represe
P
an
iviry- -
ed
Y Miss
Dollar
very cleverly.
d undher . The people were y out toget
he U F.$zo,00 reward for her capture nd
s, so to lady told us she 'must have stopp down up two hundred women' and accost
aon, the them properly too, On previous
till' she casions the lady representing
bit. I Dollar was improperly addressed
ev Inc those"seeking the reward, but in,th
wb, Ler case no one saluted Mrs, Pettigre
umna'n until she: was caught in'front of ti
o thrim Dominion Bank by Miss: Edna; Ta
1 nivir lyu, who had her wording sled inetho
cud:; do of capture quite.Correct. Needless
fer the say Miss Margaret Pettigrew and Mi
ollar an Beatrice Dobie, who'were with Mr
I'll not Pettigrew were''astonished as th
own -on too were looking fdr.•that mysteriot lady: We would'have liked to hay
fool av seen Miss Dollar' remain uncapture
eerious until 'about 4.3o as, it would have mad
I'll be'the afternoon much 'more lively, bit
an 'tis it is either up to us to reduce' the priz
or get a lady from some other tow
pe her to act as Miss Dollar, in future, fo
safest no town lady can get away with i
Lep- with about two hundred people out to
I wad Capture everyone they meet until the
ould reward is - given.
corn- The bulletins posted in The Ad-
warrum vance window were probably the
me av means of her early capture for she
theer was in Icings' store just when the bul-
tle an letin said she was.'. We are sorry that
ay git she was captured however bcfore1slre
r bein was able to keep her appointment
A lot for lunch at the Anglican Ladies Tea
pin in in the. council chamber at 3 o'clock
about with Timothy Hay.
tlerod- The Mysterious Mr. Dollar 'sent
hips. out fromn Gibson's bakery was not
thin caught, He was Mr. Robt, Mont-
, ad gomery of Fordwich and spent most
o to of the afternoon walking around town
ywan' with Mr. Radford of. The` Bank of
I s`ez, Hamilton. The person who caught
idea.: him should have Carried 'a bread tic-
s an ket and the wording of the mantel -
/liver
' of capture was similar to The Ad -
not vance; .via,, "You are the mysterious
irne, Mr. Dollar of Qibson's 'Central Bak-
entlz cry " The prize was $s.00. "worth of
r an bread tickets arid -we understand that
glace Mr. Gibson has• 'generously donated
heer the $5.00 worth of bread to different
e ,t
an
needy
families , r lies in town 00 rio person
lopsin was successful: in capturing 111:., Dol-
an
rrin BAPTIST CHURCH' SERVICES
the, 'The ;special services at the-13,aptistthe•
th ,church haw started off well, definite -
se ,spiritual results being already appar-
antao ent. Mr. Turnbull, the evangelist, is
the a .former, railroader; and hence has
come into intimate contact with men,
ad- he is also a great success as children's
hie preacler, He reakes mach -use of the
]les -crayon. He is an old-fashioned
An gos-
pel preacher and a true ,matt of od,
e'rK,4 He is- a very sweet singer and at all
Han
arge
rmer
the
ssed
sat-
ved.
and
wn.,
were,
was
tin
The
1a
xo
the
be -
be
rte.
the
one
ped
ed
oc-
Miss
by
is
to
m -
d
to
ss
s.
the
us
d
e
n
Implements, -at .north half; of Lot
25r' Cone re,' • West, Wawanoslz, on
Thursday, April 5th.
Lloyd . Phillips, Prep.
Elliott Miller; Auct.
LOST—A Driving Rug, on Wednes-
day, March 7th., between 13c,lgrave
and Wing- atn. Finder kindly leave
at this office..
TURNIPS 'WAN'TED---Will ' -pay
highest cash price for two carloads
of,turnips. V. Ii. ranNorman,
":6"O RENT—House with modern con..
veniences. Cen fral� :locatiq n. Apply
ply
at The Advance,
TEL'i'I EIS --For Iitan and three hors-
es for each of two light graders to
continence worts: at the oali of the
Reeve. Lowest tender not necess-
arily accepted, Tenders received -up
to the est. of April, 1923,
lir Criukshank, aerie
Township of Turi berry.
war
attiti
hous
days
click
yes•
Oran
dhru
cimit
good
the 1
tomb
who!
es.
eratio
moor
yer fa
thine
at the
arr th
frum
fearin
an lie
neglic
tin cl
shtar•t
fetl as!
tttrubb
anlo
!rots av
troo ti
help ,av
1Anotlne
kzoown
iroight'
woman
-day to
shim d
magi's l
Hess a
made' a
an had
but this
av thee
the ori
the out
an` ye 1.
an yeas
coinfor't
hear ye
nurse iii
a year
.'e 1 v
caifelud
out awl
tree war
fer the
than the
Theo
imprislan
other yo
around, an
then goo
Soiry t
�A�1i 9l7'Miw•hls wYY '�•'�`�` :"•"" www�.w yw of Reims
largostoke of health
to be delivered at 'Ea.; end Lowe.. taken to
l'od'es rna e State pric4: delivered on wecth
fgo>be 4 'V R " n i'f artttpagaa. ,, o a erns
er. weddin, Pa ,plc loike th
e shit av the earth, an -cape
shpoilin, They lived clave,' G�
Ioives, as yer grandparents d;
oife wus saved by the koind
'rayseinable amount av money
besoide thins in that same ou
ted' grave yard. They.,;rais
slider ,an got thin awl`- *
ecl in ioife an whin thee. wurrrl
w-tis done they folded theet- hands an
les troo llofe, theer
failure,
r proiees, art dochter's bills, a
other tinge, but kept shwa
lint awl. Nivir a nayber nayde
anny koind but yer father a
r wus ready
im
it
ed
id
av
al
111
a lot av pleasure troo toile
r existince, loike they are wid
slat generation.'" They lift ye
d farrum nearly clear av debt,
lit an auto, an • ye hev wiry
voted agin engagin a school
yer hundred ecres av land.
good blood in ye, me bye," I
ad, an I belave ye will tutu
yeers, the tohnes are as good
ye looked as if I had made an
n on him, an So did a lot ay
'Vote's nixt wake,
Timothy ilay,
. Mrs, Robert Owens was
the services uses the crayons.
Services begin at 7.45 p, tn., each
evening with a song service, including
Saturdan eve i 8" .4
day and Friday at ads p. in, Mr.
Tallinn will speak td boys and girls
on. Bible Weds ahd animals with the
use of the crayons,
e Saturday at 3.to p. ne, he will
athire.ss an.' open' air meeting on the
ftont street, weather permitting, at
this meeting usieet the crayons. Next
Sunday he will speak at X7 a. m., 3
Hogg -Wells, Nuptials
St..Panis church at to ,a, ni, on Wed-
nesday moruinn by Reit% H. W. Snell,
h , tat, the eldest daughter of
Wingliam wee united in marriege to
'son of Mr. Robert Hogg, Turnberry.
Mr. and Mts. Hogg will reside on the
grectim'e farm on the ft lint, Ttitsie
berry amidst the best wishes of their
many friends. The presents which
the yawn" emote received shewed the.
high esteem. in which they am held in
Miss Pugsley is at present under
the doctor's'care in Wingham General
Hospital.
Sock SI ocial atgthe Wingham Met110-.
dist Church, on Monday evening, AP-
ril 2nd.,' under the auspices of the Ep-
worth League;
The members of Maitland 'Lodge, I.
0. 0.crF., and their friends held an en-
joyable lE
J, ab euchre ..Y !r '
B in their lodge rotlin, on
Thursday evetzing last.
Mr, Chas. Smith, who has 'drive
thqn
general delivery wagon for some
wine has been engaged with Mr.•Clias.
Swanson oz
g
in the barbering business.
Wee Lee.is having his new -prem-
ises, 'formerly- owned b
Fred dC
Carter,
tr
fitted up for a Chinese 'laundry: He
expects to move across to it this week.
Mr. Henry Aitcheson;,who
with D. Somehas been
rs, barber, leaves, this
week '
for rS
Sarnia. nl
a,
W'e'
understand
h
e
will play lacrosse,there: this season.
Secure your automobile licenses
The Advance Office. They are, selling
slowly because of the 'backward seas-
on, but: in a' few days the rush will be
on if this weather continues.
The wind storm on Thursdaynnorh end of sire t ain
ing blew in a largo plate glass window was a lecture car where lectures were =
in Merkley's` garage and'one ii1 the given at .Brussels aend' el hairs 1 f
store formerly occupied by Fred Gar- sloe following men;—Jas; TelFer, :Paris ('
ter. Both panes were broken before, l.esto Marketing Lambs; John Garethouse "
If +Wesson; Beef C 1 •'
B
At Wiaxghaa i on. Thursday 1VIortli, g,
Good Crowd
The tl3etter Live Stock Traits, which'
passed through this section last week,
was;a very thoroughly equipped and
well managed method of disseminating
information to those who came to
learn
and a friiitive source of criticlstr
for those so inclined,
The two saitway companies, C. P.
R and C. N, R., supplied and equipped
the cars, engines and train `crews+ all
gratis. The stock carried tog_�,+sler
with the'1a
men incharge' were maintain-
ed
jointly by the_,Ontario and Dom-
inion Departmenesof Agriculture, the
Live
Stock Breeders'Associations;
the Stock Exchange and the Industrial
and Development Council of the Can-
adian
Meat Packers. The main object
of the e
tr •
ain was education, particular-
ly with regard to market problems
and to give farriers, wishing to pur-
chase breeding stock an opportunity
to purchase at cost, thereby saving
,the cost of tuberculin test and ship-
ping charges. J. E.Rettie of the Live
Stock Branch, Toronto,' was in charge
of the train At one
r'
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you wear socks numbered to, you
'illi
w ave to pay 20 cents to go to the
Sock Social on Monday evening, April
2nd,, in ' :the Wingham Methodist
Church. The smaller your feet, the
„cess you meed pay,
The regular
g monthlymeeting e trpg of the
Women's °Institute will be held, in the
Council Chamber, on `Thursday; ;Mai•-_
Mar-
ch 29th., at 3 p. in. Mrs.. J. Lennox
and" -Mrs. R. A. ' Coutts will have
charge of themeeting.
Dayton .Chemists are said to- have
discovered a compound which will in-
crease gasoline mileage, r0o per cent.
Let us increase your tire mileage by
our method of repairing.—Tine Sales
& Vulcanizing Depot, Wingham.
The Missouri papers :it is said are
-refusing.. to -publish obituary notices
of people; who during their lives fail-
ed to subscribe for their home paper,
claiming that people who do not take
the home papers are dead anyway and
their mere passing is'of nonewsvalue
The illustrated lecture under. the
the
auspices of the Horticultural Society
was; fairly well attended in the Wing -
ham town hall, on Thursday evening
last. Mr, Jas. Allen read the paper
and Mr, Jas. Cove had charge of the
machine. , •
The Dominion Stores could teaast
of the largest man in Wingham for a
few days. He made such men as Geo,
Spotton look like boys, Mark Cas-
sels took his place in the Dominion
Stores on Monday. No insinuations
abut the size of Mark either.
On Monday evening Mr. Henry Alt -
h s
c e,�on was the recipient .of a travell-
ing case, a prose ,of gold. and ,an ap-
propriate address from the choir of
Andrews 'Presbyterian church and the
Sunday School. The address was read
by Mr. E. J. Mitchell and the present-
ation made by Mr. F. J. Hill.
A splendid entertainment was held
in Lower Wingham School on Friday
eveniing, March 26th, The attendance
was not very large but the program
could only have been unproved by
being: shorter. The proceeds will be
used to assist in the purchase of a
phos ograph,
Can an honest inion see through hy-
pocrisy? Or is he prevented• by his
own honesty from divining the subtle
flaw in, another's character? See House
Peters, the manly star, Matt Moore
and Virginta. Valli in the finest acting
lof their careers in "The Storm," which
' will be shown at the Lyceum Theatre
Ion Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
1 Mareli 26th., -27th and 28th.
1 The vivid beauty of nature eras re_
' fleeted in the innocent face of Man -
being with "The Storm" of P,aseion
ate; the cleanness of the forest in
feBirgtit:lurrrsetiWiciii tigathotInn'.ittaSs of tub. olr:onkt le,i,eienuhtttsliti,oed ebN,,,yo rattlillitdes
the queerest of triangles came into
i "The Storm" wilt be shown at the Ly -
cern Theatre on Monday, Ttresday
and Wednesday, March 2011., 27th.
i and 28th,
Northern woodsman of primitive
had never known them and a blaze
rouhder of the cities, "Off" women
because he had seen too much of
them, were fotced to live a winter -
bound cabin with a girl, whose beauty
alt e J E
• • ret tour,
Burford, Swine. The lectures at Blyth
were given by the following; -,M. Pet
terson, Hog Grader, Toroth, Hog
Goading;L. E. O'Neil, Live Stock'
Branch, Marketing Beef Cattle; Geo.
Hoilingdralte of the Canadian Co-op-
erative Wool Growers on Wool Mar-
keting.
Next to the lecture car was the
Poultry car, I3ere
were
several specimens of high; low- and
medium egg producers of the common
breeds of poultry, also an exhibit of
skeletons taken from birds of high
and low egg production, detnonstrat
Mg the form required for egg procinc-
in charge of this exhibit. Next was
a series of pictures illustrating a ser..
ies of experiments carried on with
chick feeds and particularly showing
the effects obtained by feeding can-
ned tomatoes. Next was collection of
models of poultry houses, coops, feed
hoppers, etc. At the end of the car,
Mr. Kerr tan expert egg grader had
an exhibit of eggs of different grades
and presented an egg tester to each
and every person desirous of obtain-
ing such,
The next car was devotedlo sheep,
wool, etc. Mr. Hollingdrake was in
charge of an exhibit demonstrating
the various grades of wool and the
products made from same. The wool
prospects for 1923 are very -promising.
At present the Co-operative Wool
Growers are. selling wool 'on the
shed ,
lowing basis. This •for unwa
wool.
Coarse, (Lincoln & Cotswold)
e per , now Combing, (Leis-
ter- & some Oxford), 22 12) 24 cents
per th; Low, Medium Combing, (Ox-
ford & some Shropshire) 29 to' 31
cents per lb.; Medium Combing, (Ox-
ford, Shrop & Dorset,) 31 to 33 cents
per lb; Fine (Southdown), 32 to 35
cents per lb.
(Continued on supplement.)
Winszliana Ont.
6 Is real economy ----
res
The
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Mrs. C. Judson is vis ing with
friends in Boston, Mass.
Mrs. Hueston of Gorrie, has been
visiting with Mrs. E. Hart of John St,
Mr. W. G. Colgate of the Wingham
Times spent the past few days in Tor -
Mrs. C. G. VaeStonetof Toronto is
visiting, with her sister, Mrs. (Dr.)
Mr. j. A. Mills was called to Easest
on Monday, owing to the illness of his
Dr. McInnes is now located in his
new home on Scott St., formerly own-
ed by the late James W,alker.
. Mr. Gerald Erskine of Winhipeg, is
visiting his sister, Miss Effie .Erskine,
of the Winetham Post Office staff.
Mrs, Thos. Scott and Mrs. Robert
Warwick attended the funeral of the
day.
Mrs. Henry Davis and Miss Maud
Davis are expected to return from
Toronto this week to their home on
fol- entre St.
Public Meetings In Turnberry
ways, will address a ,public meeting et
Bluevale on the afternoon of March
eetle, and at ehe Glenannan school. in
the eveeingt His address will be for
the purpose of doing away with state
ute labor.
Methodist Chureh Notes
eare Fletcher Roe of Brussels, end
Mr. fames jackson of Clintoh, spent;
the week -end .at the home of Mr. l•
rug Store.
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Mr._ and Mrs John Adair of _Palm-
erston, ha.ve moved t,3 the farm on the
pth. con. of Tulnherry, which they re-
cently purchased inem Mr. Jaa Breen.
We 'welcome this estimable. family to
the vicinity.
Mr. C. le:Howard of Toronto, ges
eral tourist 'agent of the &ntatban
National Railways and lkfr. F. C.
Broad of Stratford, tiavelling freight
agent, were in Wingharn On Thursday,
with the "Better ' Farming Special'
and gave The Advance a
home after spending the winter with
her family in Grand Rapids, Mich.,
and Sault Ste. Marie. She was accom-
15. E. Fortune of the Soo. Mrs. Brecn's
many friends will be pleased to
, she is still hale and hearty.
Pleasant View Farm Sold
Mr. Harry Diamond has ditsposect
of his beautiful farm on the boutulary
line adjoining, the village of 131tievaie.
The proud purcha.ser is,' Mr. E. te,-
nar of London. Mr. Dianaond bas ret
1 sided on the above farm f f4ft
four years, settling upon it e.rith his
Mr. Diamortd is the last of his family
to relinquish farming activities in this
locality. We understand lie will not
be giving possession until the fall
Thos. Scott, Diagonal Road.
Mr. Joseph Bailey of Parribrun, I
Sask., returhed to his home last week t.
after spending the winter with his par -
lee Ingham, •
Mrs. Doig of Orillia, who has been
gh- visiting at the home of her sister, Airs.
T. J. McLean since Christmas, left on
Saturday for Hensall where she will
visit her sister, Mrs. Drummond.
Mr. 5. V. Haines spent a few days -
last week at Owen Sound where he
attended the Provincial Gra.nd Orange
Lodge of Ontario West, Mr. Haines ts
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Huggan of
Jasper, Alta., also Mr, and Mrs. John
Tervitt and Mr. and Mrs, ,Gco. Ter -
vitt and childrea visited at the home
of Mr, anti Mrs. Wm. Austin, one day'
Services on Sunday next as follows:
LI a. mee-"Christ and the Need. of
Huma„nity;" p. in,—"The jtdgment
Seat of Lifen- based on Paul's state-
ment, "I care not for your judgment,
or man's judgment I judge not my -
or inan's Judgment, I Judge not my -
Lord,"
Don't forget Young People's Meet-
ing on Monday evening, Mid -week
service on Wednesday evening at 8 le
in, The last of the illustrated lental
talks will be given.
Reception of new members into the
church on Easter Sunday morning,
April and.
Horticultural Society Notes
C., Guelph, vvill lecture in the Town
Hall, on Friday evening April estia, in
the interests of the Horticultural Soc-
iety, The lecture will be illustrated
by, excellent views.
All o
ene t eon and whose innocence for atti
with Matt Moore and Virginia Valli, 1 "
la "The Storm' which will be shown have sa
Those w
at the Lyceem Theatre. on Monday cove, th
ay an Wednesday, lvtarch 266., , Eighte,
rders for bulbs, shrubs., etc.,
ug planting should be in the
1 the Secretary by March 3tst.
ishing to loan catalogues may
me on application to Mr. 5. E.
secretary,
en Gladioli bulbs one of each
with every membership for
The regular retail price of
rotild 'be about $zoo.
High School HaS C10$0 Can
Priecipat Ilt•ackenbtiny of this Wing -
call on Tuesday morning shortly after
27th, and 28th,
I variety
Spring Clothing
Sale of Merl's and Boys' Spring which
t•Suits, Friday and Saturday at Isard's,
Ste advertisement on page 5.
St. Patrick's Social
The Ladies' Aid of St. Andrews
Church, held their aunnal St. Pat:tick's
Social last Friday evehing. Owing to
the couditioe of the reads there wag
not a large turnout, but the program
was excellent. Those who teok part
`were, Dr. Perrie and Mr, Spottort,
who gave good addreSses. Mrs.
Vorbes IV.trs. Clegg and Miss Dawson,
gave readings. Solos hy %lacy
lqaster f. Carr and 'Ur. ttarunote.
The High S'ehool also contributed
quattette and instrumental music.
The Ladies' Aid Wieli to thank all
I, taking part.
ham High School eerit in a fire alarm
9 o'clock. Piro and smoke broke
through the flocyr in an. upstair room
before anyone knew that thdie was
anything wrong, It is apparent that
a timber between the ceiling and floor
in. some manlier ignited tear the chim-
ney and after smouldering for soine
time finally broke throug;11 the floor.
A few pails of water soon had the fire
under control, hot had it broken
through! in the middle of the night it
might have made such headway
fore it would heve been notlited that
the firemen's best efforts woOd bo,
of )110 avail.
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St. Penis Church Notes
March 25th, Paint Sunday -ea tn.
Mattiris; 2.30 p. me Sunday Schou/
Thursday, March 22011., Mrs W
Missionary Tea at the home of Mrs.
Boyce from three till five-thh-ty p. m
Collection in aid of the W. A work
All the ladies are cordially invited,
Friday, March 23rd., 3 in., the
egular-meeting of the W. A. at the
ome of Mrs.. Roderus. As this is tee
he hale, all the members are urgent -
y requested to be present. •
Friday, Marth 23rd., 8 p. Illus -
rated Lenten Service, subject, "TN
ay of Questions and Answers."
Holy Week Service each tvenin.;
xcept Thursday. Remember a wet
ome awaits you at St. Pants church.
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