The Wingham Advance, 1923-05-03, Page 11•1
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IVfn , Joseph Murray Dead
Mr. Joseph Murray, a pioneer resi-
'dent of 13elmore, passed suddenly
away .on Tuesday night at the hoine
of his daughter, Mrs. D. K. Living -
static, Wingliam. As we go to press
orie.Wednesday morning, we are un-
able to say anything about funeral
ai.ra,ngements.,
H. S. .Cadets Reviewed,
The Cadet Corps of the Whigham
Egli School made a splendid showing
on Thursday last in a parade down
Main street, and while being drilled
on the High School Campus. The
corps consisted of about e5 cadets
lied Was inspected by Lieut. Col. Gil-
lespie of King-ston, who complimented
them verY highly on the good work
being accomplished, the slgzial section
coming in for special praise, as well as
the bugle band. „
Col. Gillespie complimented the
baYs and their instructors on the ef-
ficiency shown. He nexplained that
ehe cadet -drill was not to fit men for
war but to make men physically per-
fect. He also urged the Wingham
boys to attend the meet to be held in
London during July and assured them
, that they would be rnost likely ,to
-carry off some of, the prizes,
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EVERYBODY'S COLUMN
BUY YOUR CEMENT FROM
• W. H. Davidson.
BABY CHICKS AND EGGS FOR-
,
hatching, from egiy- heavy laying
pens, S. C. White. Leghorns, Bar-
red Rocks,Black Minorcas and
Mahogany "Russian Orloffs. Write
for price list. Incubators and brood-
ers for sale., If interested write for
catalogues ,
Duncan Kennedy,
410x 12, Whitechurch, Ont.
Phone 42-6IT
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net:RAIN YOUR FARM WITH
Everlasting Clay Tile. When you
build. use burnt clay, brick, made by
Wm. Elliott Sr Son, inanufacturers
of Rug and White Brick, Drain Tile,
3 to 16 inches, Flooring Tile, Hol-
low Buittling Blocks, Well Bricks,
Chim
n ney Flues, also agent for Mil-
topress an ug Bieck.
Phone 6 on 6o5, Wingham.
Wm. Elliott & Son,
Glenannan, Ontario.
JAVVIVS THE BYE
To the Editur av the Advaece,
Deer Sur: --
Some as Inc Tory frieds do be
bleenin md fer rne skanie wid regard
to lettin me frind, fawn Joint hev the
Nort Huron. widout
ani y elickshun, wid the undershtaedin
that he wed support which iYir parthy
got the biggest group. They same to
tink I am turnin Grit, arr bein tarred,
wid the II. F. 0. shtick, so to shpake.
It bates awl how short soighted some
min are. D'ye tank I wed ivir hev made
the suggistion if I hadn't known the
Toeiesewes shure to win? Av coorse
it makes no differ, fer Jawn is goin
to be elieked annyway,. but I tought
me slcanie evud save him the thrubble
an ixpinee av rumen an elickshun cam-
paign, an lave him toinee to get his
shpring wurruk done on his farrurns,
forbye buildin a few soldiers' monny-
mints an clanin up the Ward in Tor-
onto betwane tonnes. Thin theer are
a few Tories, who -don't want to give
Jtewn the nemainashun av the panther,
bet they are not manny, an theerwtoice
worat be heard whin a candy.date is
bein selickted, Wheel- 1 shud• loike
to know, cud we it a betther nea,n
thao jawn? Shure, he is a Tory, fursht
lasht aft- awl the toirite, back, frent
an down the cinter, an is a good Beit-
ieher, an belaves in Protickshun, an
the ouleleflag an Saint Jarge, an the
Dragon -anethe Lion an the Unicorn,
an Timperince an the soigns av the
Zodiae'en kin lick army man, arr two
min, the'Grits arr U. F. O's. kin bring
out agin him. Jawn's the bye fer the
jewb awl roiht but av coorse we do
be awlways hearin the frogs croakin
in the shpring av the year, but. Vis not
much inflooence they hey.
'Twas a great shtunt Andy Hicks
puled aef fer the Tories, fer it will
give army av thim that shtill belong
to the U. F. 0. an excuse to get badc
into the parthy, The Grit U. F. O's.
will shtick to Droory. anit will be aisy
wurrulc fer the Tories to elict theer
min almosht ivirywheer, seein that the
Grit parthy talks av puffin up a man
in iviry roiding in Ontario. It Inks
to nee loilce nearly a dame shwape fer
the Tories, but av coorse ye kin nivir
tell fer shiere, seein that thim Grits
arr as full av skames as an egg is full
a.v mate. Fer inshtance, the rnissus
had been out callin wan afthernoon,
an some Grit winuriin had been tellin
her that Mishter Howard Ferguson,
wus not as good a timpirance man
as Bilishter Droory arr me far out
cousin, Mishter Wellington -Hay. • Av
coorse bein shtrong fer timpirance,
she came home wid her moind unset-
tled, so to shpake. 'Tis the way wid
whtimin, they can't undefshtand pally -
ticks, an arr awlways introclucin some
soide issue. It isn't in the interests
av good governmint, so it isn't to be
-t-tOR SALE -A rgen Ford Treck with: mixin thim moral questions wid par -
closed cab and rack, cord tires. Ap- thy pollyticics an whin all is said an
ply to Tlie Advance, or done, iriel\btr Fergusoit is as
to Stiinley 'Hare, John St. „ gooci's timpirance man as the moslet
WINGHAM, ONT., TH'utt
PERSONALS
,Mr. Harry :fdenSeliffe spent the
eek -end in London. .
Mr. Chas. jobb is visiting with Inc
brother, Will, in VVindsor.
Mr. Will Stewart has returned
from a btisiness trip to Winnipeg.,
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Scott spent the
Past eveelc with their son, Mr, W. J.
M
Scott, orris
Mi ,
M. and Mrs, M. W. Telfer and lit-
tle daughter of Blyth, spent the week-
end with relatives in town. -
Mrs. Harvey Nivins and Mrs. Isa-
bella Henderson are visiting with. Miss
:Margaret Henderson in Toronto.
Miss Edna Musgrove is home from
Kingston for the holidays where she
has been attending Queen's Univer-
sity.
Miss Edna Mitchell of Toronto, is
visiting at the home of her parents,
Councillor E 3, and Mrs. Mitchell,
John •St.
Mr. Ry Forsyth was home over
the weelcrend from Buffalo, attending
the funeral of his sister, the late Mrs.
Hancock,
Mrs. Garfield Shoebottom has re-
terned to her home in Cid-thane after
visiting with friends at Glamis and
Winghain.
Mr. William Powell left on Thurs-
day for Winniieeg, where he was call-
ed owing to the illness of his son, with
typhoid fever,
Mrs. W. 13 Stanley has returned to
her home in Detroit, after visiting
with friends in Kincardine and Wing -
ham for a few weeks.
Mrs. E. Pettigrew and daughter,
Miss Margaret,. have returned from
visiting with friends in Battle Creek,
MiCh., and in Buffalo. ,
Mrs Fred Morris and daughter,
Dorothy, return this week to their
home in Oshavva, after visiting with
her mother, Mrs. Jobb, for the past
two weeks.
Miss Eve. Dawson, who ha e• been a
most obliging --clerk in King 13ros.'
store for some time has resigned. her
position and leaves this week for her
home in England.
Bert Holmes, , formerly of
Fairmount and Fiske, Sask., or any-
one knowing his present whereabouts
kindly communicate with The Estate
e'rvice Bureau, Winnipeg, Man?
Mrs. R. Marshall, (formerly Miss
Laura Homuth), sang several select-
ions for the benefit of radio listeners
from station- CFCA- of the Toronto
Daily Star, on Tuesday evening of last 247; A. Hancock, 239; G. Young, *28;
eveek, Mr. 3. A. Mills was successful j. Ellacott, 218; N. Rintoul, 214; J.
in tuning up this station but the Lep,ard, 208; J. Beattie, 199; -H.
weather conditions were not very fav- Browne, 188; P. McCracken, 184; M.
orable to clear reception. Campbell, x36; I. Sutton, 131; F. Hop-
per, 115; W. Broome, 88.
SR. II -Total,' 35o; Honors, 262;
Died In Kitchener Pass, ero.--1. Nortrop, 336; W. Dow,.°ne newspaper. 1 he Stratford Beac- , -
Deepest sympathy is extended to e3o; N. Dow, 3e.6; M. Biebee 30o• J of VVingharn and vicinity areopporten- ly esteemed by all who new her. fhe
on -Herald will be the name, these two
MAY d, 192'1
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Sr. IV.--Tetal 750; I-Ionors, 560; May is here and with it came beaut-
Pass, 490. iful May weather,
N. Tiomuth, 636; W. Tiffin, ,62o; G. Horeebaelc ricliug has become quite
Fry, 617; G. Robertson, 656; E. Tam- a fed in Wingham.
61Y01;,;' 6Y1,6;MNae.P181-ieearsttoin: 569°181;; MM: Thur- hpleretCielanreieneeLgililldnosleLliffe bas secured
low, 594; E. Swanson, 589; W. Taylor,
e8xe M. Seli, 578 13. E. Finch, 573; A..
Mitehell, 57o; W. Hancock, 568; C.
MeKibbon, 552; A. Swanson, 551; D.
Haney, 544; A, Irwin, 542; D, Davis,
529; L Stewart, 527; S. Blatchford,
-„524; 1). Preston, 519; D. Scott, 618;
G. Spottone 515; D. I-Ialler,- 514;
Simpson,. 507; M. Sahderson, sod; G.
Rintoul, soe; F. Ford, 500; P. Angus,
4.97; G. Dobie, 496; W. Johnston, 495;
D. Haminond, 495; M. Hill, 492; M.
Musgrove, ,4.9o; F. Field, 486; E.
Boardman, 485; C. Hingston, 472; C.
Fry, 449; M. 437.
JR. IV -Total 425-E. Dolan, 374;
L. Cragg, 371; V. Fox, 370; L. Thorne, -
sou, 366; M. Robertson, 343; H. Mit-
chell, 332; M. Weir, 326; B. Bra.wley,
32e; W. Colgate, 322; K. Williams,
315; E. Lott, 3o9; A. Beawley, 305; S.
Bennett, 292; 13. Armstrong, 281; L.
Bennett, 280; J. MacLean, 2-79; R. Rae,
279; R. Armstrong, 271; K. Reid, 269;
B. Hopper, 261; W. Seddon, 256; NI. services-
Cloaketg 238; H. Field, 232; M. Carr, We are sorry to kern that Mr. j.
230; N. Carr, 230; V. Campbell, 228; j. , Menzies had. a paralytic stroke one
Hamilton, 219; F. Fells, 213; J. Stur- day recently at the home of his daugh.-
dy, '211; L. Peterrnan, 209; De Holt, ter, Mrs. Robt, McGee, Victoria St.,
583. Win gharie.
SR. 460; Honors, The fegular monthly meeting of the
337.-C111ss King, 427; E. Mc- Women's Auxiliary to the Wingham.
Kay, 41-4; V. Lennox, 409; B. McGeei General Hospital, will be held in the
404; Mary Mitchell, 393; N. -Taylor, Council Chamber at 4.45 p. 011
393; E. Lepard, 39:a; K. Somers, 384; Saturday.
C. Carr, 376; L. Hopper, 30 Mn le er Procter is walking with
Smith, 354; M. Mitchell, 347; C'rt-' the aid of crutches, Some few weeks
346;,M. Redmond, 3291 C. Pilon, .go,while coming down an icy ladder,'
heslipped and fell to the ground bad -
328; 0, lloinuth, 324; E. Ross, 359.
L. Hutton, 258; F. Burgess, 220. ly sorkining one of his legs.
Class B. -C. Deans, 350; R. Cope L - - • •
land,'31o• S. Reeves 3eg• W. Gurney The Masonic At Home in the Wing-
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- 0 t. -0 '0 1C ham Armouries on Friday evening un -
e90; dome., .400; Sutton, 272;
R. McDonald, 262; E. Blue,- 221; j, der the auspices of Wingham. Lodge
Clarke, 204; H. Bareett, 191; v. mil. A. F. & A. M. was very successful
G. ateigg, end everyone reports a pleasant even-
119;ler, 574; M. Coutts, 131;
E. Stoakley, 96. nig.
JR. III -Total, 400; Honors, eoo; Mrs. E. Bosman's many friends are
Pass, 240.-J. Tiffin, 364; N. Coutts, pleased to learn of her being able to
315; I. Smith, 306; L. Broome, 286; be around again, after her severe ill -
H. Dixon, 278; A Coutts, 266; M. nese. She was in her place at the
King, no; R. Hancock, 246; G. Wen- Wing -ham Methodist Church on Sun -
wood, 238; V. Pilon, 2x9; Shrop- day morning.
shall, 218; L. Hayden, 209; D. Miller, A meeting of all those interested
207; J. ,Dinsley, 196; A. Stokes, 186; in the Wingham Bowling Club will be
J. Carr; 164; M. Mason, 535; 13. Mit- held in the Council Chamber at 8
chell, 523; J. Angus, 97. o'clock on Tuesday evening. A full
M. Currie, 345; W. Angus, 314; 13. representation of the Bowlers is re -
Fox, 293; K. Smith, 286; J. McKibbon, quested. .
273; M. McBlain, 260; C. Blatchford, The Junior Women's Institute will
hold their annual meeting in the
Rey. 3. 3. P. McLennan of Cobourg,
will preach morning and evening at
the Baptist church next Sunday.
Rev. Eugene Harris was presented
with a fine electric lamp Last Wednes-
day evening- by the Baptist choir.
The funeral of Thomas Neelands,
for twenty years editor of the Hen
-
salt Observer, was held to alensall
cemetery on Thursday afternoon.
Mr, and Mrs. Oliver Thompson en-
tertained the members of the Eastern
Star club and their husbands at Pro-
gressive Euchre on Monday evening.
Mr, Wm. Wilson sold eighteen ac-
res of choice land in Lower Town to
Mr. W. G. Boyle. This gives Mr.
Boyle a -nice farm of over forty acres.
Rev. Mr. Beasley of London, occup-
ied the milpit of St Pauls church on
Sunday, Miss Adeline Mooney of Rip-
ley, sang in excellent voice at both
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Purchaeed Whitechurch Creamery
Start Bros of Hamilton, have pur-
chased the Whitechurch Creamery
and are now in possession. These
two, young men come very highly re-
commended as Ax Bettermakers and
they are fast making friends in this
vicinity. We wish these young men
every alleges%
Bottle Travels To Wingham
It might be of interest to a couple
of young ladies of Morris Township to
know that the note which they put in
a bottle on March 23rd., 1920, and
threw in the river was picked up se-
curely corked in the bottle by•Mr. A.
Buttery, while fishing in the river
near Winghain a few. days ago. It mes, g,
took the note a little better than three Beemer Dead
years to travel a distance of about Deepest sympathy is extended to
the family of Mn 3. Beemer, for
miles clown the stream. ,
merly of Wingliam, in their hour of
An Instructive Demonstration sorrow. Mrs. Beemer died at their
cil chamber, on Wednesday evening,' A demonstrator from Lowe Bros home, sox Glenlake Ave., Toronto, on
May 9th., 5923, at 81 o'clock, in the factory will be at Thompson & Buch- Thursday, April 26th, in her 64th yea,r.
town„leall, Wingham. A full attend- anan's Hardware store on Friday end Deceased had not enjoyed the best
ance is requeste,d. Saturday, May nth and 52th., demon- of health for some time., Her maiden
Stratford will in future have onlyistrating.Lowe 13ros. “Vernicol" Var- name was Mary Ann Reynolds and.
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Blyth Assessment
The folloveing is taken from the
Blyth. Assessment Roll as compiled by
Asses&or Cowan: Population, 646,
made up by the following religions,
Presbyterians, 272; Methodists, 228;
Episcopaii,ans, 529; Roman Cathelicse
we; Plymouth Brethren, 2. Males frotre
21 to 6o, /27; children from 5 to 8, 5e;
from 8 to x4,, 63; front 54 to 16, 24;
from 16 to 18, 57. Real estate, $63,930,
buildings, $281,758; business assess-
ment, $21,56o; income taxable, $3,941
Total assessment, $308,t 60,6o.
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1 fats ive the people s te was a most esteema elady, ugi-
papers havingamalgamated W, jet ity very seldom offered. to. meet orie funeral WAS held to Prospect, Mlle -
of Woodstock, will be the pre -
and the four' little Hancock children, CaMPhell, 314; j. Brackenbury, 313; .Ta-1•Yi/Dr
• sident of the. new company.
-FORMALDEHYDE--eAll practical
Mr. George Hancock, Mrs. Forsythe Copeland, 31 6; S. Campbell, 355, • ..
. aNr thine - highly experienced and prepared to tery on Saturday afternoon.
FOR SALE or TO RENT -Fifty ae- It cosht Tee a whol•e lot eie blarney offer expert advise in the use of var-
Willie, Ada, Ruby and Florence A.-Louttn, 309; E. Zurbrigg, 309; O. nish and varnish stain. iPast Master's Night
Wingham MAS0111C Lodge on Tuesday
Barney 13rowne and Will Scott re- night, the occasion being past master s
' • h f Hanunond, 272. G. Davidson, 267; E hyde. A. fresh suPPly, guaranteed full •
!eeived bacl falls from their horses, night. The second degree was put mil
McInnes 262' 'E. Henderson 259' F. , strength, soe per pound at 'alitchell's 1
re farm 10 Ashfielcl Tovenship,. Ap- an tin dollars fer a new hat to get _the whose mother died. in the F'reepor 108.- B. Walker, 3o5; E. Rae, An interesting- time was spent at
Sanitarium Kitchener on Thrirsclev wio• R Herrison ego; M: C:larke, 284; !agriculturalists and e.xperts agree that
, • Thrown Fr:oiri Horses
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moind av he misses goin slitraight
;Ay to Edward Worden, Wingham '
FOR SA:LE-Nineteen acres of good
agen, an anen at that irnebbY- "-id' April 26th, where ehe was illfor some J. Mitc:hell, 28o; M. McIntyre, e.76; A. it pays to treat grains with Formalde-1 •
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Pasture Land. Said parcel of land time. ecees f.
only that 1 wus able to point to.jietyli
being a part of lot e6, in the nith Mrs. Forsythe and lived in Wingham
concession' of Turnberry, near the Joint as wan av the besht pule tinapir- for some time. The four children have Colgate, 253; R. Haste., 252; M. Lud- 'Drug Store, opposite 13runsevick Hot -
nee irun in this part av t ic counthry. 'been living with their grandmother, wig, While coming down Patrick St:, near were occupied as fol ows.
Holmes' schoolhouse. There are 4 250; E. Reid, 244, J• oil, -41, • Shuter St. in company with other rid- . 'limey n i. c e R.
ei- e aeree. er ,e, well eilapted for • .h 'h . „ , . t . Mrs Forsythe and attend Wingbarn D. Hart, ?36; C. Fry, 231; H. Burgess, During the summer mouths, The ers their hoi•ses collided and the two' S. W. -Dr, Rethnond; J. W. -Dr. Tr-
. Shure tis the foine weather iutorely m
groveing vegetables such as celery, / ‘.ve (In' t'r
. eri0nall ine eats: is 609- Public School. The funeral was held. 22-7'; C.. Fml2f, 226; S. Roberson, 221 ; Advance will not accept advertise- lads were thrown heaetily te the' win; T. (le -A. Al. Crawford; S. D. ---t•
onions, cauliflower, cabbage, etc. ., , on Senclay afternoon to Wingham -11, Cruickshanks, 202; S., Mitchell., 199; ments on Tuesday. We are endeavor- ground. Will Scott, who drives (Aver W. McKibbon; J. D.-Olivee Ilionip-
into the ground in grand shape so it
while riding horseback on ,Monday. in an excellent manner. Tht chairs
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rhe price of $3oo cash or $5o cash . • cemetery, - M. Idingston, 169; E. Homuth, /37; R.. ing to take the weekly Wednesday & mitebeins butcher wagon had his son; S. S. -G. L. BrackenlettrY; J. S•
Timothy Hay.
• • ' otirs till -nixt wake, ,
Escaped From Asedttra , wrist badly sprained and as ii result ' -Dr. Fax; Secretary -R. A, Coutts;
and a time mortgage at 5 per cent . Agnew, 129; L. Duruin, xIt; M. Fitt, half holiday this year and ask our
Residents of the tenth concession JR. Il -Total 550 --Gordon Smith, way. weeks, while Barney's face was badly ing was concluded with the fointh de -
will necessarily be off duty for a few I Tyler -Will Elliott. A pleasant even -
Residents
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53, advertisers to.kindly assist us in this
R. Lyrahain, en when a man, -waving his arms and Messrs. I -I, 1-linscliffe and -Wallace cut and he eves otherwise severelyigree. Ovee forty of the brethren \rem
of East Waw,anosh were panic-strick- 455; Merrill Cantelon, 424; Vera Bur -
Box 3,-.N.Vinghant Mr. Hiram Smith, Lower Wingham, uttering horrible profanity passed
-FOR SALE -A house on Minnie—St, was surprised to find a monster sized down the road on foot on Sunday
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Centrally located Apply to goose egg in the nset. The outer shell Morning. On the way he called at a
;Was verY soft and when broken 4 per. house and the woman on opening the
interest for the balance will be ac-
cepted, or tenders for less will be
eritertainect 'Die lot will be sold, '
Goosp Lays Golden Egg
te. . w feeder good yoke and white came out, door, end seeing the man ran scream -
Wm, Blue
ininnie eit. but in the centre of it was an ordinary jug* with fear to a neighbors. Officer
sized goose egg. with a hard shell Phippen. later brought him to • Wing -
Probably this bird cannot be called ham and handed him over to Chief Al- Shirley McCracken, 265; Jun Cloakey,
the goose that laid the Golden en, len. He was brought before Mayor 243; Willie Lediet, 177e Mary Dobie,
FOR SALE -go acres just outside the a large egg. Wednesday afternoon, \\Then he will SR. I -Total 450 -George ' Beattie,
Reid. 39o; Dell Welker, 382; Percy Clarke,
corPoration of Winghain, good road, • I come before Police 'Magistrate
good buildings, good water, never They Had a Sweet Tooth I The man is believed to be insane and 369; I3everley Small, 351; Marry Fry,
been offered for sak before, Ideal 41 When $edrched was found to be carry- 334; Edna Stoakley, 322; Donalda Fix -
place for retired' farmer or poultry peeeirieial Officer Phipaeii was call- ing razors and k'nives. When question- ter, 303; Minerva Finlay, 287; Harry
mail( Possession at once. Apply al. cd upon recently to investigate a raid ed, 'he gave his name as Knopp and:Temp email, 1177, 'r , eee;
The Advance. on Ken Paterson's sugar bush, near stated he was a German. Be admitted! Robert Chittleburgh, 246; Bruce Cain-
- • - Whiteeherch. About 35 gallons of escaping from an agylum• some weeks ebeil, 239; Harry Brawley, 2/5; Noe- urday night. Both pedestrtans and
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iii. the Counte- of I-Iuron nearest. op- arrival of the raiders, some of which is about 35 ioara of age, sandy coin-, 1st cLASs-A, oass-Totai, 475; for we doubt if a-ny city streets are
ing district, Stock about $50oo.00, shanty and was found by Officer end weight about 190 pounds.
VOR SALE -Rose Comb Black Min-
orca eggs. 82.00 per setting.
J , Boyce, Wingharn.
gess, 418; Albert Rintoul, 411; Ruby Hou.gh were appointed to attend the sbaten up. present.
Reeve, 4o7; George Robe,rson, 397; Grand Lodge of the I, O. C). F. which *
LaVerne Williams, 379; Leila Wild, .
meets in Toronto in June, The dist- "-
379; Rae Thompson; 358; Murray Rae, rict representatives to District Lodge ner.1402=1.11,11,3. -,... ....,45,-.....1.2=1=11034.11.9.11=1,002220610OFFC
355; Harvey Groves, 349; Andre.w in Brussels are Messrs. W. VanWyck . „....._..., ..., , .,._ e
Scott, 323; Kenneth Lott, 307; Violet and A. Bell.
Mellor, 292; Helen Beattie, 278; Cath- g
critic Varisickl'e, 274; Earl Gray, 267; d‘M:r. and Mrs. Joseph Joice, Grafton,
tentario, announce the engagement of
their second daughter, Mabel Martha,
to Dr. Walter Roy Stackhouse, only
son, of the late William and Mrs.
Stackhouse of Blyth, Ontario, the
marriage to, take place quietly on May
isth. ,
With the opening of the auto seas -.1
on. in this district, the old time crowd
was on the Wingham streets on Sat -
but she cei tainly can brag of laying Elliott on Monday and remanded until 160.
, FOR SALE --General Store end.Stock syeup wee on the premises before the ego; but Where he could not tell. He men Shropshall eog• Fred Saint, r80.,
.1 I motorists should be ever on the watch
Position seven miles, splendid farm- was secretly hidden in an old leg elexion, heigiu; about 5 feet ne inches,1Honors, 356; pass, 285 -Vivian Tiffine more crowded or dameeretis than is
fixtures , $5oo.00, Splendid opening Phippen, but tile larger amount was i . ,, ‘.015c8a; ns,I,oh4e36:PitiNtly)seoritia, Ma, that portion of- Josephine street from
leepard's Hotel to the G. T. R, tracks
Owner in ill health. missing completely, etihile. the pans Thank offering Meeting ' Fred ,Menor, 413; Margaret Mahood, 011 a SatuedaY night in the summer!
• Box C The Advance !and all the utensils were destroyed. The Easter Thank Offering inect-:403; Anna NEcGillivray„199; jack A very interesting service and one
Five of the leaders have been found ing of the Wornee's Misstonery Soe-, Burgman, 382; Betty . Taylor, 379; long to be remembered by. the large
FOP. SALE H' Eggs. $1.o0 and it is expected that the others will jet>, of St. Andrew's church, Wing•-• eVeltha Henderson', 376; \fere Fry, conteregation present, was held in the
for t'3, Baby Chicks, 20C each. From soot be brought in line and all made inat erg lad ,t A iii Teta A ler e1 368;Leah eab Robertson 6 • Rent :el tl l' t 1 -eli n S (la rnornin
The minutes and business of the meet- : Hiwe, 335; /vlargaret Taylor, 31-; Ar- peesons. were received into church
Jelin Ineer, North Wellington Organizes ing was discussed and it was decided ther Aldington, 307; Elaine Small, membership, twenty-three by letter,
Sat hens for table use.
r4orte 4 00 625 P. 0, 1.3ox 277 to seed -Mrs. Carr and Mrs. Robinson -, Small, 305; Bobbie NNIcBlain, ' 270; the balance on profession of Faith,
— C.. (1. Washburn of Hareiston, was as delegates to the Presbyteriale imp . . , ' , 265; 1. I r Reid, making in all one hundred and sixteen
FARM WANTED -Business proper- elected Presideot of the North Weir in Belgrave on May istle, and it was 1,256; T-Torb Feller, 254; Roy McIntyre, during the conference year. At the
ty at Ainherstburg to trade for a lington -Baseball League, at the au- also requested that as Illahy of the 246; Sterling Williams, 21:2: I-Iilda close of the reception se.rviee, the
farm. Rents big, up from hill where meal meeting held he Palmerstou on members as possible would try to at- Fitt, 134; Mary A gnew, 82; R alph C'orntin ion of the Lord's Supper was
Detroit .4.)oats leave every' fifteen Wednesday. Mr. Washburn received tend. A splendid address was then ;Saint, 41. ..„,, - administered. to the lai•gest member in
' nes for the Park. Imedire at . tin: office by acclamation, followieg given by Mrs, (Rev.) I-Iarkness of : II, CLASS-- 1 otal 475; Honors, 356g. the history of the church. This cease
The Advance, the reth•ement of D. P, McFarlane, Ripley, her subject dealt with the need - Pass, .285,-Taura Clarke, 355; Rosa- . is enjoyieg a period of prosperity un-
- who this year was elect ed presiderit for misgioneries and money to carry ' belle Pitt, 302; Jack Beningern 300; der the able leadership of its pastor,
riOLISE TO RENT -Centrally locat- of the 0, 13 A, A. on the work of tlie Gospel in heathen; rad: MeCall,,e85; Hai -old :Burgess, Rev. C. E .C:ragge who has been tin-
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pute bred Barred Plymouth Rocks. to suffer for this mean Pieee of busi- attendance of the ladies were presentisyt le 352; Jim Thonipson, ‘343; Mary last, April eptle, at. which eighty-eight
Also strictly fresh eggs and choice nese,
All Modern conveniences, The resident rule of the North Wel- lands, sonic .pf Which- at,•,present are ! 265; Mae Gibelera,63; Laura („rruveS,, tiring in his 'efforts ie. the building tip
Box 26/, Wieghann liegton Leattee was.' clanged to 'Jane beggiett for more hein. and enlightr!a6o; Velma Certer; 245; Clifford' Holt, • Of every department of the eberch,
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t k enment Mrs. Rarkness has spent 40; Gordon Ledia, 212" NOrenILII
KEYS LOST -A'. string of keys, ilarY 1st!' instead °I' MaY Iste t° e '
!the of the trouble:that so nearly paused deal of the assistance -needed M the stance Colgate, 6p; 'Harry Agaew, 53.,1
...nee. new. „e., an. eruption in Alia league laSt year. . • neork. The -offering for the ,aftertmon PRIMARY-,--Totel, 350 -Class Ir -1-1
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sollewhere in wing/tab," oh wearies, effect. at the beginnieg of the p1 tent some Years as' a 01 11011113 in c hina iet, 175; ,. ieston ,...,e.,e , nig; Stewatt
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day, *Pinder kindly leave 8a111C ato year. This will do away -With a lot and Korea end eould tell us a great Carter, 144; 1-eonarcl Sok, 78; Con -
Advance
() RENT ---Garden, splendid soil. Others officers elected were:-I-Ioe.,anioulited to $62.16. A duet was ren- Te. Melenes, 31e; A. Stone, 35x; R.-,
Apply to Pres. -W, A. Clarke, Pelnierstortei detect by Mrs. A, Posliff and Mrs. E. Hutton, 3/1: J. Weir, 3o3; F. Cragg,,
Mrs, D, MenThereen, Pres, -C, G. Washburn, Harriston; is i ITerrison, which was much enjoyed. ,208; C. 'McKay, 296; Al. Fry, :292; J.;
lltitinie Si, Viee-I-Ires.-'R, G. Holtom, Drew;At the close of the meeting Itineh WAS , Boardman,' e6o; S. Scott, 251; M.
„ ..,.. ...n. - 2nd. Vied -Pres. -Rev. le, A. Kellepal eereed, A very Pleasant afternoon ; Pield, eso; G. BraekeebetrY, 247; D,
WANTED -A girl for general house- roan, Chestey; 316, Vice -Pres„ --E. Bel- was spent: and it is hoped we may Forsyth, 228; 1.,. Haller, 223; M. Aldr"
Work. APPIY to -' luny, VIcslietton; Tt6a8,----Dr. Twav
-Io- he still more of i the ladies attend { ingtou, .1t7; :M. :Meson, 213; P. neyel1,1
Mrs. Alex Reid, son, \Vitigham; Seety,-R. Horning, 1 our regular molitiiir inettirigs in. fut- nee I, leidevin, /861 H. Vferkle'Y. 171.
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CI \SS IT ---A, Chitlick, ,188l 11..
gd*iit'd Si, 1.'altnerteti, nye.
Reeve,. 278; 'M. Carter, 22(); N. Mcw
Evets, 222; G.. King, gi7; R. Pitt, 210;
11.111i9W11' ct'll'itie'IT's
LI 'C. ilson, p , • 0. ,
Mitchell; T.'. Williams, /61; .(4,
Bisbee, 558; A. Shropshall, Lk6.
• CLASS TIT --Total Wilson,
1,50; F. C011,q, 140; 11, }Ionic, 122; W.
Carr, T04; Stinitil, 84; C. SteWart,
79; A. Ceeembell, 58; R. Carter, 48;
SdRitOble, 46; 11. MittulY, 421 A. Led-
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IntilMirnte..11[1.1•4611.111....133=1151a/Ra.
If it were possible to make and sell better Low shoes,
than the sort vire offer our trade, we Would have them
We ate showing Oxfords of ,special neerit•--Oxfordet of •
the best modeler -The productions of special Makers.
41Ont.b.010.11.311.1Palio.11-kla.trolOtenotom.
NewWe've handsome Oxfords in Mack. leathers and in the
New Taii leathers, IVIeditnn T,34, and low Heels--Soine very
tshtneayratrepedlocirdaetcendyebfefteic:%101amd'if0f4roeritt'd.s tell their own story,
$56007 $60007 $7a00 and
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