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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1923-06-21, Page 1guwanIsmasaadnoeu rimaaualug,.. 'Iv Single Copies, Four Cents. Sele Of Coats • Clearing. sale of Won3en's and liNs- sus' Spring cied Seamier Coats at eo Per cent. ,Off al Isarcl's. , Past Masters 'Organize A meeting of the Past Masters of s North I-Iurcm District NO, 8, G. R, C., A. F,,'& A. M. was held in Whigham Lodge Room No. 286 on Wednesday, 'Alec 13th, The election oefofficers resulted as follows; Presidtrnt, Theo- dore 'Morris, Palmei•ston; rst Vice Pres., M, J. McPherson, Xincardine; Sec'y-Treasn'' R. A. Coutes, Wingliam; Executive efonsists of P. D. D, G. M. 2nd the presiding effieer, j. A, Mor- ton, Geo. Spotton. r Hospital Auxiliary Meeting '03n IVIonday last the Womea's Hds- ptal Auxiliary held their 'last meets lag for the Sumner; when much im- portant business was transacted. The. re,sponee from the churches of the towitfor a Sunday collection in aid of the' Hospital was most generous, the following amounts havieg been re- ceived:—P.resbyterian church, Roman Catholic church,.$25.00; Meth- odist chureh, $r.52.1o; Anglican church, $22,25, The Baptist church, has been unavoidably delayed hi taking up their ;contribiltion. The ladies greatly ap-• predate the receipt of $15o.00 from the Lions Club of Wingliam, the total ea:proceeds of their concert given in aid of the Hospital. - The following other donations were also received: Mr. Geo. M. Robert- son, i gallon Maple . Syrup; Mrs. Bergman, 3 jars fruit; Mr. Mundell, 5 Ib. beney; Mrs. Jas. Fowler, i jar , Jelly; Mrs, W. J. Thompson, r gailon Maple Syrup; Mr. Jos. Walker and • sae, 2. gallon Maple Syrup; Sinron Hallahan. z gallon Maple Syrup. All these, splendidgifts of money and *fruit are a great encouragement to the ,ladies in their work and have en- abled them to procure many 'furnish- ing,s which have been long needed for the Hospital. 'They also show that the peoplee, of IA/Ingham add surrounding 4-'•0untry appreciate the work of the Hospital wiich ha,s been serving the. comantuaityto- its full capacity for marls, Weeks. "EVERYBODY'S COLUMN boom PRIVILEGES—Any.parties wishing to secure booth privilege fot the x.e.th of July will do 'weil to apply 'at once to j, G, Stewart. BEES FOR SALE—Seven strong- cols omes of bees secluding six winter bilTs., forty-two super and fifty riclss fest' immediate sale at a .reas- onable price. Apply at C. P. R. REAM AND EGGS WANTED.... Highestcash prises pcud. The higli- . er the test the more we pay 'Villas Caineron, In Gurney Building, FOR -SALE--Farm Machinery, in- cludin.g Massey-Hrris Binder, Meever, Harrows, Rake., Wagon and Drill; Apply to • , - Chas. Potter, Lower 'Wingham • FOUND— In the Ladies' Ready -t car Dept., a /adies gold bar pin with cameo and pearl inset, Xing Bros. LOST—On -victoria St., a silver ear ring, finder kindly leave at Advance " and receive reward. WILL WE ELECT TIIEM ALL 'lo the Editur'av- the Adverice, Deer Sure-- ' wud loike'to W10i te,ye someting about the piisint pollytickle situway- shun, but, sliure, 'tis no lsoind ay an elickshun at all, at all, It moinds me ay what' I he -a acl me ould father tell about Donnybrook Fair, fie sed ye moight be hevin a decent little proiv- ate shcrap wid a fried, tapping aitch Other over .the heads geutly wid the shillaleys an mebby gettin in a Isar - ruder blow wance in a whoilecan just whin the fun wus gettin intereetin an ye ivt. beginnin CO vverrure up to the jawb, some shpall/ans wud shlip in bes hoind Wan eV ye an . give a drawn slitrols-e vvidout army rayson in it, 'Tis about the nsainest ting anny man can do to interfere in a shcrap betwane frinds,•an the fellah who does it gin- erally gits the wurst-av it in the hid, as thin U. F, O's. will oind out be- foor long, An, shure, 'tis a quare elickshuniti another way, Avee an ould carepaign- er laike mesilf can't figger but what will happen wid tree min in the field, but, av coorse, I am shtickin wid me fried, fawn Joynt.' I was shpakin wid W. 5. Hinderson, (the black wan), an he sez the U. F. 0. man will win, thin. I wus thlkin wicl Archie Patherson an he sez 'tis asvl over awlready ix- cipt countin up the majority fer the Liberal candidate, but sinsible min loilse ye an mesilf lcnow that jaWn Joynt will head the poll. So it looks as if we moight hey tree mimbers in Wort" Huron, which wuddn't be a,bad shtent at that, fer thim fellahs in the .NVINCirriAM; ONT. --- ----- ELECTION. ANNOUNCEMENTS ToRitdhicuaE, lectors of the 1\1;orth. Huron Ladies aed Gentlenten;-- I desire to announce that I am a candidate' ter re-election to the Ont- ario Legislature, Durine the past° sessions I supported measures which I believed to be fox the benefit of all the peoples and 1 opposed measures which considered unwise or extea- vagant. Fora'example among other measures I advocated: (r) •A flat rate for light and pow- er for the rural districts. (2) Mothers' Allowance 13ill. (3) Blue -Sky Lase for protecting investors against unscrupulous pro- mpters. I opposed: (I) Duplication of Railways, •(2) The granting of extra session-. al indemnities. (1 was one of four of the whole house who took this stand) (3) Measere'to widen unduly at the expenditure of much money the provincial highways. As well as other mw easures hich -after clue delibera- tion, I considered. extravagant or un- wite, or detrimental to the public in- terest. If again elected my highest ambit- ion vvill be, as In the past,' to prove myself a worthy representative and •a: statesman.• • I respectfully ask -for your vote and nq influee on June 25th. I ani, 'cordially and faithfully yours, John Joynt. • THURSDAY, JUNE 21st, 1923 foNie'Electors of North Huron, Ladies and Gentlemen:— At the request of Mr. Wellington ay and the executive of the North ttron Liberal • Association, I have onsented to become the Liberal Can- idate in the forthcoming election. As le time is short, anything. like a p,er- onal canvas of ‚th h riding is impos- ble, although I shall -do all that is my newer to meet as many of the ectors as possible before the polling ay. Itake this means, however, of aching many evil= I shall not be ble to get in touch with in ahy other ay. This is esit,a.•politicat. election, in e ordinary series of the word, as ph questions as ,the Tariff, the Nat - nal Railways, the Bank Net and Sol- ers' pensions do not come before e Provincial Legislature. It is more question of electing a government sane, economical business men to nduct the affairs Of Ontario. In this speck neither of our pasrtwo gov- nments has been conspicuously sue- s ivitybody cud troy to do it, an"get sful, as witness our rapidly g -row - g expenditures., the tmegtial hydrb es, the waste of opr forest wealth fire, and by grants to speculators Nunn adequate compensation, the content of New Ontario and many ler things I might- xixention did ce permit, " Of myself I have little to say, I s born in the county and have lived enty-five years id the good towii Winghem, where I have many rids and eo enemies so fax as I Ow. fy business takes me over the most Cinter art South Roidias don't nade a man at all, at all, they hevset army bether min than Andy Hicks they H shud lave thim awI at home. Shpakin H loike this wid me ould frind, Sandy c Banks, he sed 'erns quoite sure the d LT. F. 04 InSn d be lift at home, ti an Jack Pott sez, the Liberal has no s chance in a Tory shtrong hold loike si Nort „Huron; an .thin 14 41°comes in 'Jack Frost who sez javvn Joynt will el be defayted. So that laves Us widout d. a inimber at all, at all. 0 well, as re Solomon sez, the race is not awl- a ways to the shwift, an av coorse, he w shudsknow eeein.lie•wus,purtjr sh*ift himsilf sometoimes. ' • •S th Did ye notice in, the 'above that su nsintionede the namb av Jams Joynt io two arr tree toimes but nivir the name di ev-ayther av- the other candydates. If th ayther av thins lads wants free adver- a tisin he will net git it frum ould Tim. of Bein 'able tO'prit'in `i!ri: lave' out tali' co name tiv candydate just as ye plaz•e re coxnes av nathural litherary- er away wid it, so to shpake. an by long ixpayrience. Shure, 'tisn't ce rat • I often.wondlier how it is the craps by do same to be betther whin we hey a wi Grit Governmint at Ottawa. Mehby dis 'tis the way 'ay compinsashun fer the otl other ills we hey to hear. . spa Yours till nixt wake, •"Timothy Hay. wa s tw •of McKee -Curtis Nuptials • frie kn A quiet but pretty wedding was sol- emnized at the home of Mr. and Mrs, I 1 0- J , at one o'clocls, when their eldest daughter, Laura Vietta, was united in marriage to Jack IvIcKee, son of Mr; and ,Mts. Wm. McXee, Tor icto. Rev. Ts 0, Wilkinson officiatin . The bride prettily gowt ed in ivory French Canton Crepe with 'tell aed orange blossoms and carrying eshow- er bouquet,. of Ophelia roses and Lily of the Valley, entered the living room On the iiii•ea of her father to thestrains of Wagner's Bridal Chorus played by her sister, Miss Grace Cuitis, taking her place beside the groom tinder an arch ef evergreens and ferns.. Miss Viola Bowley of Toronto„ cousin of the bride made a winsome little flower s'ii:1, dtessed in pale pink Georgette over pale blue satin and carrying a basket of sweetheart ros- es and baby's breath. Durieg the sign- ing of the register, Mrs. VVilkinson sang very sweetly, "ThelViessage of the Violets." After the ceremoey a wedding breakfast was served in thc dining - room. The decoration being carried out in pink and white, The ,groom's gift to the bride was a platinum bar pin set with a mond, to the flower girl, a sterlieg silver bangle bracelet and to the pianist,' a gold bar phi with ' Olivine stone. , - OnlY immediate relativeswere pre- sent, atimbering forty. The bride and groom were recipients of Many beaut- iful and useful giftThe happy couple motored, to Toronto, vvliere they left for a trip up the St, Lawrence and Saguenay Rivers, stopPing off at Montreal forte. few days, The bride a travelling hi fumy blue suit of Poir- et twill 'with grey hat and shoes. On their return they will reside at 327 High Park Ave,, 'Toronto. The people from a distance who at- tended._ the weddieg were; Mr, arid Mrs. Wm, McICte, Mrs. Roy McXee, Miss Agties MeXec„ Mr, 8. MeXee, IvIrg, MeLeod, Illrs. Bowley arid daughter, Viola, all of Toronto, Ur, j. trovan, Mr. and Mrs. A. McGee of Horning's Mills, Mrs. Rolph, Mr, and Mrs. Greeftwood and soft, Eddie of Stratford; Mr, and 1Virs. j. Ralph, Mitchell; Mr. and Mrs, A, Morrison, Atwood, E, v t, ZtXi FOR. SALE—Ore large carpet, onci small rug, table, bedroom suite and other articles Of household furni- sure. Apply.at Advance Office. TEACHER WANTED—Experienced Protestant Teacher for S. SnNo. 8, East Wayvanosh, on County High- way Huron County. State exper- ience and qualifications, salary Voixo.00, board convenient. Apply at once to R J. Scott, Belgrave. 'WANTED—To purchase within ten days,. house and lot, value $1200.00 19 $t800.00 Possession by August let. Apply at The Advanc-e WANTED—A young girl to assist in general housework, Apply at A. E. Smith's residence, John St. TENDERS ,FOR SIDEWALK - Tenders for the laying of a con- crete sidewalk on Albert St., from Alice St, to " Shute/. St, will be re-, ceived by the undersigned up to 4 p. rri. on June 23rd., 5923. ,Plaris arid specifications may be seen at the office of the undersigned, 'the lowest or any tender not necessar- ily accepted. Dated Clerk's Office, June nth., 5923; W. A. Galbraith, Town -Clerk, NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. -7,"here will be let by competition at school house No. rx, East Wawanosh, on June zyth,, 1923, at 4, o'clock in the afternoon,itjob of putting cement foundation tinder woodshed also paiet- ing 'woodwork of school house, Jas, F. Young, ' Sec. Treal NOTICE TO. CONTEACtOkat Tenders will be,received hY,tbe tth- dersigned up till Friday, June 20t1a, at 2 o'clock for the construction of re-inforced concrete bridge on :Adeline 3g) and 40, con. 2, East Wa" wAneash, length of span, 27 feet, with a /6 foot roadway. Plans'and speeifications may be seen at tho clerk's office on and after June .asth. A marked eheolic for ici per aunt, of the /21110O211 /Mitt accomps ally each tender, Ltettreet or any tender not necessarily accepted, A. Porterfield, clerk, aelgraite. Mr. C. A. Morrison attended the marriage of his sister at their home, Crown Hill Farm, Turnberty, Mr. Ernest Morrison accompanied hiS brother, C. A.., on his return to Oran- geplenwhere the foririer spent a feVe clays 'with friends in that vicinity, of the riding and many whom I do not know personally may recognize inc when they see me. If so don't be afraid to speak first. I. believe that the great need of this cottntry at the present time is economy in. Dominion, Provincial, Munieipal mad personal -dealings, so that we can rid ourselves' of the burden of debt that we are finding so heavy a load to carry. I have already many- unsolicited of- fers of support from electors, who formerly veted 0, F. 0. or Conserva- tive, and if elected I shall consider my duty is to the electors of North Huron, regardless of politics. Yours sincerely, Abner Cosens. Fordwich, June edth., 1923 To the Electors of North 1-Ini•on: Having been nominated as the If. F. 0, candidate, itt the coming electhiCn for this electoLate, I' have , decided to stand for office and hereby kindly sol- icit the vote and influence of the vot- ers of this riding. If elected I promise to fulfil the office. to the best of my ability and Uphold the trust *Well my supporters have for me. It hae been rumored that I ato a pro -German, which is an absolute fal- sehood, Its I Was an active worker on the Patriotic committee for the town- ship of.Howick, who put up a beauti- ful $6,000 monument in honor of the fallen heroes of the Great War, and I have always been an active Temper- ance worker. Yours faithfully, Sheldon Bricker. Fordwich, Ontario, Lyclaturi Theatre Program To the Citizens of Witighain and surrounding country:— ' The management of the Lyceum Theatre wishes to draw your atten- tion to the prograM booked to the Lyeetais foe the next six months, This program consists of:—The k 110W11 Will, Fax productions sup- ported by such noted stars as "Tom Mix, Buck Jones, John Gilbert, Shir- ley Mason, Ditstan Famine aild oth- ers, also the full program of Para,, mount Super Specials namely: "Shiek, Manslaughter, Nice People, The Old Homestead, the 'Young Rajah, 'Blood and Sand, and When Knighthood was In Flower," and others, with sueli well.known stars as.; "Jack Holt, Thos, Meighan, Theodore koberts, Bebe Daniels, Gloria Swanson, Lila Lee, Dorothy Daltoo and °piers., 41, Parker, Mgt, NOMINATION MEETING Three Candidates in the' Running for N A BIG CELEBRATION At Wilaglianne on Menday, July end. orth Huron , Caledonian Sports, etc. • 'flint sday, June 14t1i., Nomination Bills are out announcing the Do- E---- Day, drew a large crowd to VVingham minion Dey Celebration at Wingham, end the hall was very well filled. on Monday, july and., morniese, after '- Below we give a report of the noon ancl evening, Old Donald Din- is speeches of the three candidates Mr me of Scottish fame has been resur- = John Joynt, Farmer and business man rected and his picture appears on the of Lucknow, the Independent Conser- bills in Scottish attire. native. Mr. Sheldon Bricker, cattle The following program will be car - buyer of Fordwich, the U. F. 0. sten- ried out. ° '• dard beater and sign Abner Cosens lVforning-9,e0—Au1or20bile and Bi - Insurance Agent of Wingham, the cycle Parade, Best Decorated Autos Liberal nominee. The report is to the I Ste, $5; I3est Decorated Bicycles $3, best of oui• knowledge,' as nearly word I lie, and $1. x0.3o—Baseball Match— for svord as It is possible to report.,, Hagans Irish Nine vs, Wingham 2 , The Mayor H. E. Elliott was nom- Senior'iLea,gue Team. inated as chairman but as he was not Afternoon—n30 to 5.3o—Caledonian preseet, Mr, Adam Graham was nom- Sports --- Dances --Non professionals. = inatecr and acted es Chairman. Each Boys and girls under 13 years of age of the three stcancliclates was to speak resitting in Bruce and Huron Counties i 30 minutes and Mr, John Joyet ems Highland, Fling, Shean Trews, Sword --= gisree"fo minutes to reply. Dance, Sailor's Hornpipe, Irish Jig, Mr. Joynt spoke first as follows: 13est Dressed Girl, prizessTor each We are right in the throes of a gen- event, isi. $3, end. $2, 3rd. $x. eral election and you have thiee can- Open to All Men -- Scotch Reel, didate.s to choose from—three good Highland Flirig, Sword Dance, Irish men. You have Mr. Bricker from Jig, Sailor's Hornpipe. Prizes 1st. $6, FOrdwi,ch, the nominee of the, U. F. end. $4, 3rd. 2; Best dressed High - 0. of Ontario, a bright, yoang prom- lander, with or without ornaments, 1st ising man, right in the prime of his $8, end. $5, 3rd. $3. s manhood ready to pick up—should I Girl, 16 yrs. and under, open, Scotch say—the sword of Gideon, willing to Reel, Highland Fling, Sheen Tsews, go and battle for the U. F. 0, of this Sword Dance, Irish Jig, Sailors' Horn- disteict and he has a perfect right to pipe, Best dressed girl under 16 years, cothe before 'thi's 'audience and ask Prizes 1st. $5, 2nd. $3 3rd. $2 for the suffrage of the electors of Pipang-Marches and Pebros, Strath cepAtninellionc-aailicHe ufreoenoaf axdoBpreurcaceenvte. events, I North Huron. Hn has been duly nom- spey and Reels. Prizes rst. $8, and. inated and he his a perfect righrto $6, 3rd. $4. - Athletic Sports, open—Putting the shot, heavy, $4, $3, $2; Putting the shot, light $4, $3, $2; Putting the shot, light, amateurs, open to Huron and Bruce $3, $2, $x; Tossing the cable, lo- cal $3, $2, $1; Tossing the cable open tli,; $R3,untinVg. Vaulting with pole $ $34; $,.$,;, Running Long Jump 4, $3, $1; 50 yd. Race, local $3, $2, $1; xoo yard Race, open $4, $3, $2.e so yard race for fat men over 200 lbs., local $3, $2, $1. An entrance fee of TO per cent, in pro- fessional event, Judges decisions fin- al, -Four to enter or no third prize. ..3.30-el3aby Showe- Babies, z year and under, Babies 2 years an.d under; priz.es $5, $3, 2, , One of the very beet concerts ever given will be put on in front of the grand stand at night by four artists who have been with Cheutauqua com- panies,,and in addition the prizewin- ners in the. Scotch dances wiil give a few dances. Winghain Citizens' Brass Band and Lucknow Pipe Band will be in charge of the music. Popular prices, everybody come? 11111114111101111 111M111111111MillIreirte DIS rat bscriptions per year, 'ill Ili 11,11111111111lIMIllItMlin., ' =7. ask for your slupport. Then we have here also my friend from Wingham, Mn Cosens, whom- I have knoevii for a good many years. He is a real genuine man, I say this, because I have known him so. long. The U. F. 0. candidate I have never seen to Ictiosy him only twice so I Cannot speak with such certainty, with such positiveness about hid]. as '5 do about my friend, Mr. Cosens, because I have km:nen him for probably twen- ty years and I have never heard any- thing but good said of him. He repre- sents the great Liberal party of this province, a party that has been before this province since I was a boy, a party that has a history in this pro- vince, a party that is linked up ',With the names of the Honorable George Brown, Sir Alexander Mackenzie and Hon. Sir Edward Blake, at: mezi that I followed myself until I was 21 yeers of age, .although 1 never had the Measure of veting forany of them but may I say that my father was a great admirer of Sir Edward Blake, and in' 1874 went from St Helens to the riding of West Durham and voted for Sir Edward Blake, because he was a great admirer of the man and his principles so that Me, Cosens comes here also on this platform and asks for your suffrage. He has a perfect right to do it, he has as good a right as I have. Mr. 13ricker comes here because it would not do for the United Farmers to lose their identity neither would it do, may I say, for the Liberal party to lose their identity in this election, teecause if it was left to Mr. Bricker and myself rattily of these splendid Liberals in this North riding would be voting for Joynt, but of course. now with their owneman in the field, why Joynt can't expect so ixtuch help on that account. You have a third candidate in the field, who represents the Conservative party of this prov- ince and 5 appeal to you as an rade- peride'nt Conservative ,that is the plat- form I stand on, that is the platform I stood dn for the last four years, Now I have no good things to say of myself at all. I have not one good word to say of myself, I only wish I was a thousand times better than I am. But may I tell you what some other people think about me. Permit me very briefly to tell what some of the people think about me in the pro- vince of Ontario. Here is what the Provincial Treasurer said when I spoke in the House, 5 think the last speech I made of course thateclid not please the friends of 5, J, Morrison, But her is what the Provincial -Treas- urer said about the ex -member, "Al- low me to congratulate you upon your splendid address. It was not de- structive like many speeches we hear; but instructive. I hope you may re - Present' N. X-Iuron for many years to come. I don't think IVir. Stnith was, tumbling over himself to stop the car that brought Mr, Manning Doherty here some days ago to speak against me. I just want to show the incon- stittiency of the Government. 5 tall it iticonstituency. Here is another letter from W. E. R.aney..He said on the same ocacsion, "Your speech was a worth while con- tribution to the debate. 'Neese accept my congratulations. W. E. Raney," But he allowed Mr. Doherty to come and told hixn to make sure to get all the votes he could for my young frieed here, because he came out un- der the right banner and Joyrit could not COMO (Alt under that 'banner and therefore of coursse could not qualify ahd may .1 say right here now in pass- ing, betause I want to take things as they are, but I want to *Ind of get, in right in the beginning --it was said in this hall at the U. I?, nomination that Joynt was after the U. P. nom- ination. It WAS recorded in the Wing - ham Times that a man on the plat- form or in the Hall said that Joynt was after the U. E. O. nomination. deny that charge t never was after the "U, F. O. tiomitiation, I waisted to steed' on the platform that would take in every man and, woman in•the pro- vince, I want to take in the Laborer, want to take in the merchant, I Continued on page 5.) CONSERVATIVE NOMINEE John joynt The Independent Conservative Candidate in North 'Huron, 'the only farmer in tise running, who seeks re-election, He books like a winner. . ' Garden Parties / There will be a Garden Party un- der the auspices of Calvin church, East Wasyanosh, on Mr, John Shiell's lawn, on Friday evening, June 29th. A good program is being prepared. All are cordially invited to come and enjoy it pleasant evening. Admission 35 cents and 15 cents. For particulars, see bills. MacMillan Morrison Nuptials A pretty wedding was solemnized at Sacred Heartschtirch,AVingham, on Tuesday morning, June 12th, when Mae C., 'daughter of Mr, and Mrs, John Morrison, Turnberry, eves united' it marriage to Mr. John MacMillan, son of Mr. IvIilas MacMillan of Kind loss, Rev. Father McLaughlin of Newl York, sang nuptial high mass, and was assisted in the cereirionybSt Rev. Father Fallon, parish priest of Wing - ham. The bride wore white satin with lace overdress and bridal veil and carried a boonet of sunset roses ,2ftd liy of the. valley. Miss Anna 1/01Ti804, sis- ter of the bride acted as bride's maid and Mr. Patrick MaciViiilan, brother of the groom, was groomsman. The guests partook of a sumptuous wedding - dinner at the home of the bride's parents, Crown Hill Pat -in. Among those from a distance who attended th6 wedding were MISS Mar- guerite' Kelly of Mount Forest, Mr; Hugh MacMillan of Detroit, Mrs, Knox of Pinkerton and Mr, C A. Morrison of Orangeville, tri a c bon's ru,A Store W nehain. Ont. M :Pe • tzti) !FOreg MOM M M n mmummumman MEMIIIMMM MMM MIMMOMMIMMZ:711 : nd Ed ison Recor at Reduced Prices • Fa Increased output and decreased 2-1 manufacturing costs enable the Edison = Company to make these big reductions, re, making Edipon records and phonographs Li cheaPer than ever before. Amberola 30, tunly $39.00 Amberola 50, only, 67.00 lid A berola 75, nly 99.00 All Blue Amberola Records ..... ..40c Anyone can now own a Genuine Edison Diamond Amberola Phonograph. Owners of Aznberolas can now buy all Edison records at the = ridiculously low price of 40 cents. PERSONALS B, Wellwood' spent a few days at his home in town. We are trip to Toronto on Friday. Mr. Wall of Toronto, spent a few days with his old friend, Mr. J. S. Morgan, Minnie St. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Charnpion an - pleased to see the genial Bert and his noancte .thesemaindageseof their -tiatigh- smiling countenance once snore Mrs. I ter, Victoria May, to Air. Mark Gar- .. Wellwood and children met Me Well-Idner of Ashfield. The tnariage to take wood at Sarnia !place around the 1stof july. Mr. and ' Mre. FranIc Galbraith of Mr. and Mrs. C. G VanStone of Mtss Helen Musgrove Ims returned between life and death at her home 1 Toronto, are 'spending a few days of Toronto, are visiting in town Mrs. their honeymoon with the former'e VariStone's sister, Mrs, (Dr.) Tamlyn Miss Edna Musgrove. 1 parents, Mr. and Mrs John Galbraith. is, we are sorry to report hovering. spending a few yreeks with her cousin, , , `Mr, Ted Isard has returned, from visiting in Toronto. • Mr: Phil Dyer of the Bank of to her her home in Niagara Fall after, Mias Bessie Barnaby of Hamilton, was a guest at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Irwin, last week. Mayor Elliott is spending a conple of days in Ottawa. Ilton Goderich, spent the week -end at Mrs. Ted Elliott of Detroit is visit - his home here, ' Mr. an.d Mrs. Robt Groves and Mrs. Thos. Groves, spent a day last week with Mr. Ed. Groves in Strat-: to Literary Society attended Convoca- ford. t' I -. Mrs. Win. Wallace of Edmonton, visited her sister, Mrs. Harry Hin- , scliffe,• spent a day at the home of Mr. Robt. Mrs. Wm, Walsh of Darien visited, Groves, Lower Wingham, i her sister, Mrs. Harry Hinscliffe. Mr. and Mrs. David Stewart have' returned to Detroit on their return' trip to California, after visiting with t -St. Augustine institute her brothers, Mr. Robt Groves and; The St Augustine Branch of the Mr. Thos. Groves.. 's 1Women's institute and the Dting'an- Dr. and Mrs. Irevin and son, Arth-leon Branch held their summer meet- ur, leave about the fh•st of July for ing on Tune 14111 at the home of Mrs. ,I., a trip to Europe Redmond, St Ausustine. Mrs. David "vim IL Campbell, Mrs. C Armi- Chamney occupi;c1. the chair. After tage, Mrs, W R Hamilton, ilirs. N. the opening exercises the nainutes of L. Fry and Mrs. 'Robt. Xing motored the last meeting were read and adopt - e. , Moved. by Miss j. I. McAllister and seconded by Mrs. Thos, •Robinson that the Women's Institute hold a Garden Party on July sth. Mrs. Fin- nigan kindly offered her home. It was decided to send $zo.00 to the Oueen Mary Hospital tor Consumptive children at Toronto. leave on Tuesday next for Detroit, h mg her mother, Mts. J. Carson. Mrs. j. A. 'Wallace, who is an ex - president of the Univetsity of Toron- Mr. Thos. Stewart of Toronto, Mrs. Geo. Stewart and 1Virs. Con Ratus of Detroit, and Mrs. Cooke of Cli t own to London with Mrs. J. W. Mc- Xibbon. Mrs, W. R. Hamilton is visiting with her sister-in-law, Mrs. C. Wash- burn of Dandas. Dr. and Mrs. W. J. McLean have returned to town after spending the week -end with the formee's mother, Mrs.. M. McLean in Win ham and r. McLeatt will repreeent Westminster Hospital at the conven- tion of the American Psyphiatrical Association' in that city.—Toronto Globe. Mrs. "Ted" Elliott of Detroit, is visiting in town with her mother, Mrs, Carson. Mr. j. 11. Christie made a business Miss McAllIster then read a paper, on "How the School and Home may help 'one another.' Miss McLentian of Sarnia gave a splendid address on meeting tlae Rural Problem. Miss Ethel Cummiligs rendered a solo. Meeting closed by singing God Save the Xing. Attendance fifty, Lunch was served and a social half hour spent, NomansiommimraranniaTiontavassamousuosseauilra e THAT ONE INSTINCTIVELY ASSOCIATES WITH SMART SUIVIIVIER COSTUMES New White Shoes have depai:ted, more thari ever, from the beaten paths, taking trn.•Forms arnaz, ingly stnart and novel. We are showing an unusual grouping of Straps and Oxfords from reputable makers, in fine Can- vas, Eve's Cloth and Nulbuck. Prices $2.75, 3.75, 5.00 ee Window of, White Footwear $1 98 SPECIAL Price. GRE SHOE "siroit R 1