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ADVANCE
14 A Great Idig Crowd cLN Acei-;
dentato Mar the Day
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auta qua
ey'e,ry $25.,0• purchaseof
y Coods we will give., an Adult
Chautauqua Ticket, a n d e'v4sy
$12:J50 purchraie a Child's Ticket.
SPECIAL pRicps IN' ALL
•-DRY GOODS PR
Raw -Silk, 33 in. wide yd. Young Men's Suits in sport
Light and park voiles yd • and double breasted models
Iaatines, plain and fancy
70C t�x.25 yd.
32 in. Gingham, Checks and
• Plaids _..... 32e yd.
MEN'S. WEAR AT SPECIAL
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'Fancy Silk Crepes, 38 inch
wide t.49 Yd.
Flat Crepe, new shades 3.a5 yd.
Silk Voiles, 38 W. wide i.eo yd.
Silk Hose at ......$x„oo I.2, x7
tti 'worsted and horoesPugsy
special at
• Men's Suits at $55.00, xiaoce 25.oa
Boys' Suite in sizes 26 to 33,
• special at . . . . . ... . ... _ ...
Beys' Suits in sizes 34 te 36,
special at .
Straw Hats at Reduced prices.
Fine Shirts x4. to x6i, at —$1,49
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• We are; told bYolder Oeanget
:that last Thursday's eelebeation.
the largest, with 'one eXception,
seen in Win'ghane It is possible
the celebration in 1894 was lar
Ilerwever, the 233rd. Anniversary
:the battle of the 130yre, was atten
by approximately 50,000 people, M
of the streets were dined with autoi
biles long before neon. Pahner's.rn
Way on the park did a very la.re,,e bt
ness as did all the refreshment boo
and restaurants, The 'Women's In
tate rented the skating rink end se
ed meals t() over Too people. .
Forty-four banners were ,counted
the procession' vehich formed in
park after dinner- and marched up
fred stre,et tee Frauces street acr
,
Prances to Diagonal Road and the!
Jost pilule .sereet.b.y way of Victoria
; street and back to the park, It is es-
'elanated that almost aboo menibers of
the aseociation who were in town for
the day were not in'the procession. • .
sea The day passed off well and we have
,g -a • not beard of an accideat to mar the
, outing, Tale Wingham and Bluevale,
lodges marched down around Leop-
) eid street passing by the homes of
jan
Bros, Chas. Barber and George Haney
, who are in poor health.
NC The speaking was interrepted by
the noise from the organs and .engine
of Palmer's Midway, however, these
ita who heard the speeches claim them to
everyone have been excellent and of
the old enthusiastic Orange brand that
; will never clic. Those wisp: delivered
l1 addresses were: John Joyet,
for North Huron Rev H, W. Snell,
, BA., Past Grand Chaplain of Ontario
West, Rev, J. R. Petehe of. Dungann-
ohz and George Spotton of Wingham.
minty Master, John Montgomery of
1HOwick, made .a most -capabie chair,
, man. David Beacom of Clinton, oc-
cupiecl a seat on the platform, he is 95
I years of age and has never missed an
!Orange celebration during his ee years
-1•as a memberof the order. •
The people were all one great big
good natured throng, Special traffic
cops were appointed to keep .autos
from colliding on .the Main street.
, Probably the serVices of Lewis Geo-
', lofsk.y is worthy of mention, at the
corner of John and Josephine street
he directed traffic in such a manner
a$ to be - mentioned by several motor-
ists as "on to his. job".
One of those missed from the Or-
.ange walle. was Past County Master
John A. Johnson, Who was hi an auto-
mobile accident on Jithe 25t1z, and has
since been confined to his home in
Ashfield.
• A report in the daily paper stated
that the crowd, on. the leth overwhele
need Wingham and many were not
able to get meals.- We do not think
a.nyote went without a ineal, and e
good eme too. None of the caterers
were overworked and noise refused
meals to any Person.' The. supply of
sandwiches, hot dogs, etc. on the park
was far from exhausted.
The Worshipful Master of Wine -ham.
lodge, Mr. J. V. Haines, and his coms.
mittee worked welt and left nothing un-
done to make the day a success.' The
loads of evergreens and the Rags and
bunting, gave the town an appkopriate
holiday appearance.
The Clinton Orange lodge brought
the Kiltie. Band with, them and ,the
Wingham lodge had a drummer and
a fifer and the Lueknow Kiltie Band,
while the .county engaged the Wing -
ham Brass. Band. • t
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.NOTICE TO CHAUTAUQUA .ifte- weather being .all that could be de-
ARAN'BORS AND .FRIENDS sired. '
• At a meeting of Chautauqua guar-
antors on. July x3th the •deminant
feeling was that this year the Ch t
auqua must be puf over without a
deficit or no more Chautauqua for
• Wirigham.
• Uuder the n.ew Redpath manage-
ment whith is decided the best Chaut-
• auqua Company in the world, we are
• this year having- the best talent ever
offered a Winghain •audience, you
• have therefore something worth -while
to offer in pushing for out- Chautau-
qea.
The Connnittee of Guarantors has
decided to make it worth while for
our friend e to work and are offering
five cash. prizes of $14, are, $ne, $8
and $6 to those, who sell the greatest
number of ticketes not less than 30.
It las also • been decided to give
one adult' ticket free to • any person
selling •2o adult tickets or more.
• Two child's tickets to count as one
adult. This bonus does not apply to
winners of the cash prizes.
Full instructions._ reeaarding the con-
test will be given at 'the town hall on
Saturday everting, July 21st.
• Tickets will be on sale Friday july
acrth, and may'. be had from the un -
E. j. Mitchell
Chairman of Ticket Committee
BELMORE
The "Miss i o u Band Rally" was
held in Knox Church Tuesday after-
• noon, each society being well repre-
• sented. After various forms of the
work was, gone through, lunch was
'served on the Church !awe.
Aliss Laureace of Crcemore, who
is a visitor at the Manse, sang very I
acceptably In the Presbyterian chorch
Sabb• tl f c 1. Anderson
of Galt at the Endeavor in the even- I
Mrs, Emma McCrea of N., 7, S.
holidaying with her father Mr. j 08-
eph Hall.
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Mrs. Geoasa Herd is visiting herr('
father 'at Lion's 1 -lead.
A large number •front the village
and vicinity helped to swell the
crowd, at •Wingham on the Loh,
which was indeed a glorious 1.211 thej.
The parties eeen removing the iron
kettle from the pump platforin on the
premises of Mr. Roy Rutherford, will
do well to have it replacecl as the
party • •
quite well known.
Minnie Jeffrey visited Friday after-
noon with Mr. Thos. Appleby, Glen;
annan.
What is wrong with Gordon's car
that it won't go down hill, without a
push. When Gordon is having a
hang out he would like if you chaps
who run out of gas wild go on to -
the next town as it interrupts him
very much at times,
• MORRIS
Ifie Ward Gray -visited With' friends
in Grey township last Sunday,
Masa James Aitcheson of Stone
Creek, Visited, her daughter, Mrs. Wil
Abraham last week.
little girl has come to stay at Mr
Victor Haines". --Congratulations..
Mrs.' Gourlaar of Brooklyrt, is visit-
ing her daughtea Mrs. Alex, MeEme-
en. •
Miss Lizzie Hetherington of Essex,
is aome for the holidays
Mrs. John Walmsley is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Marwood of IDoonybrook.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Robertson and
ehildren of Belgezve, spent Sunday' at
Mr. Thomas Abra,ham's.
BORN-
W ; HT—Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Wright (nee Florence Jackson) on
July 4th, /923, in Sarnia a datighter
Florence Airy Kezia,
CA S ORE—In Wingham G en era I
Hospital, on Sunday July Teti], to
nr is, William I, Casemore,
• a son. .
,EDTE'rT—In Wingham, on Satur-
day, July teth, to Mr. and Mrs
oisey Lediett, a daughter, ,
Wingham on Tuesday,
tely retb, to Mr. and Mrs. R. H.
Lloyd, a daughter. ,
MARRIED •
,\ MARSHALL— At the
r; ctorv, Durham, by. the Rev, E.
\\bunion, on Wednesday,f July 4th,'
da 3'. ci;
*, j. Caron,1,c^1
ton, Ont. •
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Pretty Grey Tarp. Weddiog
' A 'quiet anti pretty 'wedding took
AY AFTERNOON place at the home of Mr. Gecerge Johe-
tighter-
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Maatha
who
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watch.
'brides
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who
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, A•deline, became the wife of M
Jove DM", ail loves exceliirig; •don Silnil101iti of li 014')Ck. Vr
e eaoy ol'afeavep to earth.cothe down, at 5 o'clock, to the inueie of th
Fix in ng Thy humble deadlines, , ding march played by' Miss'
All thy faitliftel mereies crown; Johnston, the bride' and groon
Jesus 'I'hou art all compession, were unettentled took their pl
Pure, onboeinded love thou art, the lean and rose decked living
Visit us with Tby salvation, The bride who carried a cies
Enter every trembling heart, sunseCroses and fern was area
.• •simple but: lovely frock of whit
Finish, then Thy new e,z•,eatien, with lace trimmings and wor
Pure and spotless let us be; the groom's gift , a gold wrist
Let as see Thy great salvatioe, Rev, S. W, Harm of Ethel, the
Perfectly yeetored in Thee, pastor performed the ceremon
Changed from glory into glory after congratulations the guests,
Til] in heavee we take our place, were the neenediate relatives of
Till we east our crowns before Thee, familieS, partook of A dainty so
-Lost in, wonder, love, and praise, • afterwards spending "-a, happy
• . (Charles Wesley), time on the lawn, Later in the
PRAYER ing the young couple left by s
Almighty God,' we thank Thee for for their home on the groom's
Thy word which abideth forever. It on the real of Flowick, the brid
is ,indeed meat and drink unto us. ing away in a jacquette suit of
Therein are we merited, tleereie are tricotine with blue crepe blouse
we counselled, commanded and en- bat to match. On the Monday
treated to turn frorn the error of our ing prior to her marriage the
ways, and seek Thy face. We thank Was the recipient of a miscellan
Thee that love is the fulfilling of the shower _presented 'to her at the h
law. May we learn to love Thee of Miss Sara McLennan when I
Marc and more by Thy merciful deal- beautifel gifts were "showeted
ings with the children of men. Thou chiding numerous pieces of si
wiltest not that any should perish but alteminitue china and linen,
that all should come unto Thee and
be saved. "We thank Thee for Jesus Pre,sidant of the Druggists
,
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Cross. Amen. . . bert, Sask., who twill to -day add
who mani jfeusLteyd 212: 1:179:3. upon the W. j. Milton McMullen, elf Ke
SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON FOR tbe big druggists convention in
onto in his capacity of preside
Lesson Title --John the Apostle, the Canadian Pharmaceutical Ass
e Le,sson , Passage --Luke 9:49-55; ation, is an example of another
John x9;e5-a7; x John 4:7-8. tario man who has got on in
Golden Text --x John 4:/i5. West.
"Milt" as his old chums like to
was born and brought ti
leethsaida. It IS probable that he , Lucknow, Bruce County, where
was a disciple of John the Baptist ' received his education and served
before he • was called to follow Jesus. 1 drug .1:lorenticship, and where h
After the resurrection John spent his istill remembered as an active
life very quietly in contrast to Pet- popular member of the town b
er's activity, Only once is he prom- and of everything else that was
inently spoken. of in connection with 1 the good of the town.
the church of , jerusalem--"James, The lure of the West took him
tion has it that • John left Jerusalem I where he now carries on a success
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Cephas and John, who seemed to be after a varied experience in 1Vlanit
pillars" (Gal. si.0). 'An old tradi- and Regina he located in Kerrola
twelve years •after the resurrection: drug business. It says much for
He spent the later part of his life ' personality a,nd popularity of Mr. IVI
in Ephesus, but wee for a time ban -
when it's cooked by live steam in an SP Savey Cooker
is better for you and tastes better, tool The inner
boiler is pierced with little holes around the top, through
which the steam penetrates. The live steam does the
• cooking. No need foe stirring. No aearehe
ing. No trouble to clean, as there is po
bui-nt or dried rneal to serape off. The
Savoy Cooker is one -of the moet useful
utensils made. Ask for
Try these dishes in
• thI3 tins Dot; oat,
men/ porridge,
• steamed rice, steuni-
ed oyeter's, corn,
cauliflower, veal,
• chicken ragout,
mushrooms, scram-
1"6864ERT MLITAL ettortUtT.S Co..utivao
med este, and a drstealibtO
host at others. ..m.,TPIdAk. TORONTO v415tkopotp
metzta.sescuaterzotta 101.10.preow IsAacotIven CALOAdir ,
eireratimutcanseaasazatitagszaczNza, zwo.—
• John, the seri Of Zebe,dee and
loine • was born, traditioe says'at
ii en that he, a comparativ
ished to the Isle of Pat/nos. The ex-- young man, away from the znetropo
act date o his death is unknown. tan centres of business, should ha
He was distinguished from the °thee , attained to the highest position
disciples as the one who leaned up-'; the gift of the pharmacists of Can
on Christ's bosom, and was called1His father, Mr. W. J. McMullen, a
"the disciple 'whom Jesus /ailed." , his sister, Mrs, W. j. Davison, a
Luke g:49-56. 1 the only members of the family no
' In this part of today's lesson. we ' in Lucknow.
to work a cure that had baffled his ; previous meeting were read and a
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have an example of a different spirit •
than that of love, shown by John. East Wawanosh Council
Jesus, on corning down from the Council met on June zath, with
Mt, of Trensfiguration was besought 1 the members present. Minute's
disciples, and "Jesus rebuked the un-; Proved on motion ofsScott and Cot
clean spirit and healed ,the child, and tes. Corn. from the Department
Saw one casting.- out devils in thy !Act" which provides for relief to an
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delivered him again to his father." Drainage 0.A.C. calling attention
John i then said to Jesus: ."Master we the Council to the "Tile -Drainag
name; and we forbad ''iiim, because 1 one wishing to borrow money fro
he followeth not iota tis" (verse49),1 the Government to assist in drainag
It is a sectarian spirit, such a spirit 'matters was read and filed.
that is not uncommon today, that is I Tenders for the construction o
reply gave an example for us to fol- Messrs Vint of Wingham and Jen
here shown by John. :Testis in hisiPotter's bridge were received fro
low—to be not intolerant of other kins and Bradnock, Blyth but bot
' tenders were considered in excess of
both the Engineers and Countils
estimate, this matter was laid over
he that is not against us is for us" for the present . "this contract has
(Verse 5o). For reasons best known subsequently been awarded to Messrs
to himself this man had not associat- Jenkins St Bradnock for the sum of
ed himself with Jesus' followers , .00 .
hough he had unclouateclly heard By -Law No. 4-2923 appointed the
line speak, had seen his miracles and Reeve as road overseer and By -Law
believed in him, and used his name No. 5-1923 providing for expenditure
or e casting out of devils. Jesus on the Tp. roads in connection with
rebuked. the disciples for thus dis- ; the Ontario Highways Act .were
couraging anyone, tellitra thcin theelboth read and passed,
he should rather be eucetiraged, "for e following accounts were paid:
there is no man which shall do a mir- 3. A. McLean planks or culverts,
acle in my name that can • lightlY. $3.00; D. McCullough work- on ceme-
speak evil of me (Mark 9,39) tory hill Con. 4 $too.00: 'rhe Mtmici.
They should have remembered that . „
1)0 • 01 la SUPPileF 9.07 ; A. Porter -
the power to work a roiratle must al- field. rent of road allowance .2.00;
'.ways come from the 'same source, Sawyersaaassey Co. repairs for grad-
that is God; and that if he had that er etc; Win Robertson drag 19.20;
power, then he lutist be a f.' d ' 3 . 'AI B , work on load 4.00; A.
him. If this generous interpretation 5. Rodger work on grader 3.25;
were more fully believed in, and ob..f H 1 "Old Currie moving gracier i.00:
served among Christians, '10 our day ; J. W. Somers putting up notices 5.00;
what strife would h id , T1 .7. 1 ont,omery work on road
time was come that he should be re -
"And it came to pass, when the 111.47111 ic it oSt; Craig i gradingrstog r2a.zdse.roo ; 1 St. tus on;
ceived up, he steadfastly set his face la 'McCullough shovelling gravel Loo
to go to Jerusalem.. In the fullness \V. 3. Dobie shovelling gravel 8,75;
of time God sent his son into the l Geo. Currie shovelling gravel 4.00;
world and now' the time of his de.; For etravel--C.'Nethery 4..eo; W, ATI- I
parture Was at hands when he Should dersoe 2,40; J. McClinehey 10.50; C. f
be received back 'bite his glory—the 'sKtirlgtigh5a.511.5 1,3,5W5:• G.
a Di t cell:, t th.2,; e ;5.7\0•S;a_RJ: '
glory which be had with the father .
before ehe woeld was. Humanly .3; McGee 18,00 5. Jahnson 5.40; W. j.
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speaking, had he remained' in Gar ;1.zodger -
meeting of Council will be '
held On Tuesday August 7th,
A. Porterfield, Clerk.
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mo es o worship but to be chari-
table in our criticisms of religious
observations. "Forbid him not, far
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our acy, lodges were present, viz
Goderich, Clinten, Fordwich an d
. on. will .have to celebraee with them.
I Wingham. South Huron turned out
in large nu -tuber's and now North Hur-
1 Stratford celebration committee char-
tered a special traip from Palmerston
, which took several of the lodges who
' had promised to be in Wingham.
What happened Walkerton?
I:Our outside speakers werePnotice-
able by their absence, but What of it?
' Wingham can boast Of two of the
most able platform men in 'Ontario,
in ,
George.po ton and Rey. -Snell,'
, The only lodge in North Huron that
•.did not celeb'ette' ill Wingliam was E-
thel, and no doubt like the small boy
. •
11. N1.,,antect to gq, to the .city. 1
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he expoeses were, paid from the
recejles from eoncessioes, no collec- 1
tion was taken on the grounds and no I
ire charged for 'the grandstand.' I
..‘. celebration of the size at Wing- t
ham and nothing reported Stolen or ,
lrist to the co:rtnittee is almost' mar-
vel)onS. ' A 1:06'. dropped hcr pocket
hook, it was; round by a matt who rae
. coece$sioe' for i)altoor's 1\liclWay and
N1r, rainier lost no tito9 in finding the` lee
owner,' .
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ON THE xeth OF JULY AT WINGHAIW
• Three finishes; Pearl Ware, two eoet5 ot pearly,
Orel eflaraei inside and out. Diamond Were„.three.
°eats, nett blue and white outside..white /Suing.
Crptal ware, thee) coats, pure white ineide arid
nut, with norai Mue edging.
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The neatest Servi
The Le st Atte tion
There's no piece of farm equipment that
gives so much service over so long a period
with so little attention as a good windmill.
That's why recommend the Toronto Self-
Oiing Windmill so highly. Lots of Toronto
Windmills have given from eighteen to
•twenty years' service with practically no
attention outside an occasional oiling
11 IIIFOIWS tn' '1 and are still operating satisfactorily
every day.
n the Toronto Self -Oiling Windmill all
gears operate.in a 'bath of special oil
affected by neither heat or cold—every
bearing thoroughly and automatically
lubricated. New oil is required "only
once a year.
If you already own a Toronto Windmill, I can
give you this seli.oi/ing feature by 'Lardy inter-
chaneing the bead and usine your present
wheel. Most Torento WindmiN, ,ere cope ne
made absolutely self.regtdatine in ,preetio-t
The "Toronto" Tower will stand for
strongat and hest4raced one built 0
a lifetime because II is the heaviest, H DAViosoN winghorn
gg um
J,,' any windmill
SELF -OILING. -
WINDMILLS'
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a,fternoon from the residence of his' presented them with an address ad a:
COUSit1 Mrs. /queroe. The services purse of money. We welcome therm
were conducted by Rev. R. 5, Jones to town.
at the Anglican church. The de-
ceased was a cluiet inoffensives person
highly respected by all who knew
hive His brothers, George of Ham-
ilton and Harry of Allendale attend-
ed the funeral.
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. to Rey,
PCrileassbyRtearithalri°'cordngorfegNaetwionYsciarkt, '
state has moved to town, and bought -
the house owned by the late Aadrew
Shoebottom. Mr. Rutherford is well
known here being a native of thees,
• parts, and ministering for many years,
, NOTICE TO CREDITORS Dungannon and Pine River before go-
t merican side. Mr. Ruther-
. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, I ford is we are sorry to report not en-
, pursuant to Section 56, Chap. 121 of ; joying good health,
the Revised Statutes of Ontario, that .l A By -jaw has beee%paesed whereby-
: all have claims against the. Estate ot • ii , IT s muse close their plaees
.. osepli 'Murray, deceased, whodi ed on i of business, at eleven o'clock on Satu.r-
or about the first day of May, A.D.,, day nights.
' 5923, at the Town 01 Winghain in the.' The continuation dept. o ffhe Pub -
'Province of Ontario are required to le School ye bent gettlarged to care
send by pest, prepaid, or to deliver to for the growing, demand, and the lax-
and the nature of the security (if any) mentioned teachers a-ke taking a spec
R. Vanstone, Wingliam, Ontario, So- ger attendance of pupils. Miss Mc -
Behar for the Executor, on or before: Lean will remain as principal, and will,
•1 the sixth day of August, A.D., fan be assisted by Mr. Malcolm Arm-
; their names and addresses, was stsz strong of seaforth, and Miss Gerte-
I particulars of their claims in writing, ' rude Fowler of Clinton. The two last
held by them dely -verified by a stet- ial course in Physical Culture and Art
utory declaration. ' during 1 110 holidays. 4
AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE The ineal lodge or odelfellows are
that niter the said sixtlt day of August 1 ril l' ...' 0 p'inie at ")int Clark on
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be distributed by the Executor among felleer, with their wives and families
1 k assets of the said estate will Thtn...,ley, July 40th, \ellen' alt Odd-
aotliyes toenttiiltelecdialmhesr e0off,whialiveihngthreey- i ay ilirt:Lvai tnedd, mos, mark Gardnor 1:32v,
shall then have notice, and the estate returned from their wedding trip and
fiwlieldl not
ttlbl: tiiiianbeleoffoi.lheansyaiceliadlirnttsribtu0-1 married rise on ale groom's farm Olt
i aee now facing the etere realities: ors
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tion,
the anti con. of Aslifield. We wish..
of July, All, 1923. I The members of the Womea's Li -
DATED at Winghamathis tenth day 1 Them every success.
R, VAwNitiS;h0amNE.p,.0,
iog at the home of Rev, and Mrs. Got -
I stitute held their spedal summer meet.
Solicitor for the Executor.' Ian on Friday of laSt Week, when a
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1 LUCKNOW ost enjoyable afternoon was spent.
A splendid program, was given after
tueknow was well represented in 1 which refreshments were served. A
Wingham on Thursday last, where the I sale of homeana.de beking and candy,
glorious rgth was celebrated. Luck- also articlee made bY the blind was
now Pipe Band helped.furnish the mu- held on Saturday, and everything wa
sold. Tbc proceeds will go to helps
mery here, Mr. afeKay is an excell- ''
i
The event of most importance this the blind. ••
week will he the Old Boys Reunion Mr, McKay of St. Marys has arriir-
in Kincardine, which will be in full ad in town to talee charge of the but-
swillg all week. Thursday is being ter making dpi. o ilverwood
set aside as Lucknow day, when the s crea-
town of Lucknow will move to the ent butter maker and has taken lake shore. Over 100 car owners have al- prizes irs this line of work
signified their intention of gaing and Some of' the goys from towe, aro•
each car will he loaded S ' I picking fruit at Leamington dining the
streamers mid badges will be vv-oret by hoiklays,
all from latekimw. The procession of Miss Margaret Rivers of town was
cars will be met by the bands andlcsuceessful 01 ear,rying off the Gold
head officials, and given a civic wet- M d
A few of the Orangemen ivlio inc 1 ho rly (rain on Tlitirs(lay
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any names, our readers will rocog.ttize dim,' The snapshot was token a
.risco is 510 neod lit rrte1ttion-
6,20 a,rn, by Bro. Wm. SitRath,
he would' have been safe, but his
s a voluntary .sacrifice --"for this
end ca,me into the world," sobe
chose to put himself • in the way of
danger for "he steadfastly set his face
to go to Jerusaleni;"—"Therefore
have I set my face like a flint, and I
know that Ieshall. not be ashamed"
(Isa. 501). '
tn,NTRANCE RESULTS
Blyth
L. Caldwell, 5, De/11101m, A. Dobie,
G. Pairservice, C. Geivier, (El), I.
Govier (H), E, Gray (II), G. Jenkins
A. Lyon(H), K. McElroy, j. Noble,
A. Parsons, I. Reid, A. Richmond,
Annie Richmond, W. Rose, P. Rouse
T, Stevens, IL Taylor, J. Taylor, P.
Welper,
Brussels
I3ELGRAVE
A garden party will be held at the
home of Garner Nicholson on Fri-
day eveting, July 27111, under the aus-
pices of Trinity. Church, -Beigrave,
Admission 35 cents arid 15 cents.
• Mr: and Mrs. Joseph England and
Mr. and Mrs. Cris. England of Mich-
igan have been visiting among friends
in the village. .
Mr, Wm Ferguson of Toronto is
spending a few days at his farm
• Mrs. Yule is attending the funeral
of a friend in St Thomas,
Mt and Mrs, Hugh IVICLean of
Hamilton are visiting with friends.
GOR,RIE
� Williams, wife and daughters
C. Alcoek, C. elmes, P. Baker, V. of Detroit Mich, are spending their
Baker, E. Bowes, C. Browa (PI), L. holidays with their parents Mr. and
Champion, a Chandler, H. Clark, Mrs, W. D. Williams.
Cochrane, G. Davidson, M. Dicicson, Mr, and Mrs. Carter McKee of
I. Dunn (PI) M. Elliott, R. Elliott, Galt ate visitors with Ur. MeXee's
R. Felker, braith, Gorsalet, father and Other relatives here,
L. Haist, L. Haydon, M. Hayclon, 5, I W. L. Phair of Springfield, Ohio,
L. Hemingway, P. Plunber, E. Jackson,. is spending his vaeatioe with his
Jeschke, (H), L. lairkby, H. , mother here, ins brother Charles of
l(night
'ese4er,eMC'.111/1' ental home.
G. ()Tonto is also visitnig at the par- col
Mitchela j, McCracken, L. MeCittch- The tinion services in the Presby- to
ran
eon, 1, aileDonald (11), IVIcNabb, terlatt church were well attended on. get
• (1-1), S. McNair (II ,) R, McMurray, Sunday evening hi spite of the rein. the
F, MeTagsgart, MoVittie (H), Rev, W. A. Finla,y gave an impress the
Noble, W. Peaeock, Pertie, (H), lye address.
G. Piette, L. Pollarh, .A, Quererigese- Pt Arden a former Gerrie boy t
er, L. Robertson R., Sangster (H), passed to the Great Beyond at Gray- bay
R, Sangster (H); Shaw, 13, Speiran enhersi, where he had gone on ac- Iivc
I, Stewart, X, Stevenson, a Stretton count of his The remains the
5, Turebull, WaJlter, Wellsinali were brought here for interment, a la
M. Wesenherg. • The ftinoral was held ott Sunday hors
55 or ocutton at a recent con-
e. .Abaseball match is being ar- test held hi Brussels,
gad with some other team opposed Mr, and Mrs. C. F Ri ha I,
the Lucknow sepoys, and all to- Teeswatcr, are spending a few holi-
her a most pleasant day should bc i clays with Mrs. Richardson's mother,
,result in fact we bave this will be! Mrs. Geo) Douglas, sr,
best day of the week. Mr. Lorne MacDonald who has been,
rs, Hassell ancl family have moved visiting at his home in town has re»
own torn n ough, where they tur 1 er. old.
e resided for some 'time, and will Mrs, 13. Mallough of Brimeby, k
in the Wood's reeadence opposite visiting her parentS, Mr, aild Mrs, 'P.
sebool, Before Ieavilia Kinlough 1VfacDonald,
ran number of fbHytjn
riends and neigh- Porn—To Mr, atid 'Mrs. ft -,s,.
Met in the Anglicnn church, and of towe, a on,
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