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THE WINGNAM ADVANCE
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WHTTECH
Our C.N.R.agent, a gent Mr,.:Roy Patton
left ast week to spend
his holidays
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In Boston and New York. Mr.
Richard Thompson is supplying in his
absence.
Ivfr. and Mrs. Andrew . Wilson and
son Jimmie, alsa Mr. ,and Mrs. Jas.
Sutherland attended Listowel Fair on
Friday.
Miss Sarah Sharpe of Teeswater,
is visiting at the home of Mr. Robert
'meson..
Mr. and Mrs. Ab. McQuillan and
children visited
at the home •of IVTr.
it
and
Mrs, Jack of Para -
Henderson
mount on Sunday.
Mrs. Joe. Carroll ' and: children of
Ashfield are visiting with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. John Kennedy of Cul -
Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Wilson` and
son visited with Mr. and Mrs. Archie.
Aitcheson of St. Helens on Sunday.
Mrs. Edwin Gaunt and son Blake
spent the week end with her sister,
Mrs. (Dr.) McClenaghan of Goderich.
Mrs. John Sproul and sons, Harold
Goderich,are visiting
and 'Stanley of g
Mrs.
Amos Cornelius.
''stlr her
1 r sister,
11th. and Mrs. George IvIcC1ena gpan.
and children spent Sunday with Mr.
.and Mrs. Herbert Laidlaw.
Mrs. Jamieson of Toronto is visit-
ing with her parents, Mr. and
Dan O'Callahan.
Mrs. Brown of Toronto is visiting
with her sister, Mrs. Jas Martin.
Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Wilson of Wing;
ham spent Sunday at the home of
Mr. and IVZrs, Thos. Davidson.
Methodist,t numbering
fourteen rteen P
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on a play
in Victoria ` Church on
Thursday entitled "The Honorable
Mrs. Ling"
a Chinese
play
and repeat-
ed
eat-
ed
the play at Auburn on Friday
evening to a full house, it is a play
that was well worth seeing.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Mutch were in
Blyth on 'Sunday attending the funer-
al of the former's uncle, Mr. Jno.
Bennett who died suddenly on Friday.
BELKORE'
The W. F. M, S. will 'meet Friday
r.fti.,noon - at 1Vlr. Is a•-. Stokes, A
co: dial invi afi•;n extended to all.
An old 1t d marlwas removed
from the v l's.ge last: weeklf:•
John lailoh laving hought the old
C:c,ok hone #scarp I1i;r. Contact 13aker
removed at his farm. Mr. Cook the
tits. village Veterinary, died so,I e
,cars ago,
The Wonwn's Institittr: have lit r -
chased the Methodist Church and
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sl•eu. So Belnfore will still. have a
skaring
Miss Lilly Oilman L tkelct is a
visitor at Mr, Henry Toharut's,
Although threatened• with rain a
large number turnedout to the school
fair and showed •a lively interest, A11
exhibits excelling former years. The,
display of sewing, flowers, and are,
were splendid. Belmore ' carried off
first for drill also physical culture,
owing to the short titne to practice,
Miss, Collins is to be congratulated.
Their costumes , presented a pretty
sight, the nail driving contest, caused
much amusement, the prize being
awarded to Miss Ada Schmer and
Maud IJuntingfie1tl The dance in
the evening was largely attended by
the youths of the vicinity and village,
What Belmore now needs most is
a ;constable. Three innocent young
men wishing to spend a few hours in
the village Saturday night tied their
horse in the Church shed, two of our
nicest girls, untied the horse and
went •,for a drive .unharnessed it and
left it grazing in its own yard; All
three -young men attended service,
Sunday, but where they spent the
night is what we would like to know.
The Clifton Comedy Co., not be-
ing satisfied with the interest shown
left for home Saturday.
Mr. Yackaberry, Lions Head, visit-
ed at the •General Store the past week.
Mrs. Wen Abram is moving her
household' effects into Mrs. Brenn-
er's house.
Mr. Fred Doubledee is taking a
course in mathematics.
Mr. Elden Peterman and daughter
of Wingham were: visitors in the vill-
age Sunday.
Mr. Roy Rutherford is the new as-
sistant in the phone office.
EAST WAWANOSH
On account of the Anniversary
rsar
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Services at Belgrave there will be no
afternoon service at Calvin Church
next Sunday.
Mr, Harold Robinson ` returned. to
Medical College, Toronto on Mon-
day.
Mrs. Jas. Bone disposed of a car-
load of peaches on Tuesday and Wed-
nesday of this week,
BLYTH
After a shortillness �lluess the death th of
Mr. John Bennett occured at his home
on Frid
Sept.
oast. Deceased d had
lived in this vicinity the mo st of his.
life, He leaves a' widow, four daught-
ers,
The � funeralwas
helone son.
and from his late home on Sunday
afternoon and was largely attended.
in the
'were
The services at the home
charge e of Rev, GeorgeTelford, pas-
tor of St. Andrews church. Interment
in Union' cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs, Taman of Exeter, vis-
ited at the home of Mr. S. H. Gulley
on Monday,
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Bennett o St.
f
Thomas, attended the funeral of the
late John. Bennett,
on Sunday..
Mr. and Mrs.. Money and daughter
of Stratford, visited with friends in
town over Sunday.
Mr. Harvey Mason of Port Elgin,
spent the week -end at his horde here.
Mrand htrs: Robert Powell attend-
ed the funeral of the foriner's uncle,
the late, John Menzies on „Thursday
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last at Wingham.
Harvest Thanksgiving Services were
held in 'Trinity church, Rev. Mr, Mc,.
BELGRAVE
Sunday last Harvest Thanksgiving
services in Trinity Church, Rev. S.
MacDonald of Stratford being , the
special
preacher.r.The
church was
beautifully decorated with flowers,
grain' fruit and vegetables.
etab
1es
A
largee
congregation was present. Joyful
reverence marked the service through
out. Miss Mary Nethery and Mr.
Jas. McGill sang a duet, and Miss
Josephine Johnson a solo. Mrs, W.
Bradburn presided at the organ for
all but the duet, when Mrs. Jas, Mc
Gill played. The preacher took . for
his te
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Part
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and
very earnestly presente t
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of at a11 times"Putting.FirstThings with a concert rt
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Having purchased the
New Star.Cafe
from Joe Marks
I solicit a share of your
-�--�— patronage
We intend making extensive
alterations and re -decorating
this Cafe on Oct. xst,
Best of accommodation fbr
Lady and -Gentleman guests
guaranteed.
Not responsible for any ac-
counts outstanding against • for-
mer proprietor after : Sept. 22.
Closed Sept. 26th for re -dec-
orating. ,
JOE LEE, Proprietor
LUCKNOW
An advertised: game of base ;ball
between` Teeswater and Lucknow
seems to be' a sure sign of rain, as
this game' has now been ' postponed
rain.. Last Fri-
day
r times owing to , a n, t
fol t s
daay the Teeswater boys drove over,
but just at the time 'for the game to
start, on' carne the'rain. Today has,
now been set, and it is.hoped that the
weather. man will take a months holi-
days and that the weather which we.
duringthe at two
enjoyed `s w
have o
v 7 Y -P
clays will prevail for that length of
This game rna be
time at' least, Th s g y
the last in the Bruce League; ifTees-
water wins they are winners of the
Malcolm trophy, but if Lucknow
wins, there will be a game possibly in
Kincardine.
IVIr. Silverwood of London along�
with the heads of the Creamery
Dept. of London, plant were in' town
a couple: of days ini connection with
the local' plant. An ice cream manu-
facturing installed dur-
ing
will be x st d
factoring outfit
ing the winter months, also a com-
plete cold storage. This will make
the Lucknow Creamery the most
complete in this section of Ontario
and will. greatly add to the- faeilities
far handling their different lines, of
produce. The local plant has exceed-
ed expectations and prospects for a
bigger and better. future are very
bright. During the month.of August
about ro,000 doz eggs" were handled
1 a ton of
but-
terthis plant and nearly
per 'day. ,One of the most en-
couraging features is, the fact that the
which is
butter increasingw
b ter is
make of
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unusual at'.this time of the- year, and
is A x quality.
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also that the buttedY
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Fair will be heldon
Lucknow Fall'
this eek.
Thursday and Friday of w
ill be
eveningthe hallwx
On Thursday
opened and the inside' exhibits on dis-
play, besides a good concert given' by
c artists as J. H.
Cameron
such .T Harry
Bennett and Miss .:Maud Buschlen.
exhibits
On the 'second day
the field b
and main features of the fair' will be
held on the grounds at Caledonia
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BLUEVALE
IVTr, and Mrs, Wilbert Mathers and
daughter of St. Marys,' are spending a
couple of weeks holidays with relatives.
around here. •
We are pleased to see Mr, Geo Han-
ey able to get out to Biuevale again
after being on the sick list at the
home of his son, Wm,, at Wingham,
for the past nine months., We hope
he may continue to improve.
Mr. Thos. Bradnock of Gerrie, ship-
ped a car of heavy cattle from here to
on Friday.
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A large. -number from around here
took in the Wingharn Fair on Tnes.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shaw, also
Mr. and Mrs, Sam Shaw and son of
New York, are visiting 'at the home
of their cousin, 'Postmaster Shaw, they
carne by motor.
Mrs. Wardell and deughter, Wood-
stock, are at present visiting with Mrs:
Robt. Shaw.
Air. and Mrs. Wm. Clarke, also Mr,
and Mrs, Dau,• Dulrnage of Palmer's-
ton, spent Sunday with relatives Dere.
Very successful anniversary servic-
es were held at Johnston's church on.
Sunday and Monday,' it being their
6oth Anniversary. Prof. J. A. Johns-
ton, B. `A., B. D., D. D., of Toronto,
preached morning,and evening and
gave two splendid sermons. The
church was filled to overflowing at
morning and night. On -Monday ev-
ening a real eld time tea meeting was.
held and a large crowd was .present,'
a good programme was given "which
was much enjoyed by all present.
Those present from a distance for.
the occassion were, Mr. and Mrs. Jos.
Hackett' of Ashfield, Mr. and Mzs. B.
Stothers, Mr. and Mrs. Robert; David
,son of Dungannon, Mr. and Mrs. Silas
Johnston of Walton, and Mrs. Ward-
ell and daughter of Woodstock.
First emphasising the .great need of'.in the town hall, whenth program
r hands of
the as Fax
The'Thank offering was fo will ba'in .the 7
prayer.
the budget. $r65 being n
gobjectivethe Ft
Fun CoCo.If good d
weather prevails
ails
$154 was on. the plate - but the full this should be one of the best fairs
amount is expected to be made up. in the district.
GODERICH Donald of Stratford, had charge of.
the services at Auburn in the morning,
Mr. Pete Rutledge of Brussels ap- Belgrave in the afternoon. The church
feared in police court here an Tues- was beautifully decorated with fruit
day the r8th on a charge of havitig and flowers, the Maple Leaf was in
liquor in other than a private d E11- rich profusion, usionreminding
Che
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'ing and was fined $200oo and costs per of the GoldenHarvest. .The
ser-
also similar charges are pending vices throughout was inspirational,
against rcChas, McKay of Brussels. The offering was liberal.
This is the outcome of some beer
°that w seized in a car at the Dun- 'GLENANNAN
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gannon race meet on Aug, 20th,
Wm, Graeiis who was tried a cou-
,;ple of weeks ago on charge of driv- 1
•ing an auto recklessly and doing,
°hood, harm ' to Herbert Dore of
'Wingham received sentence on,daY z8t1 • w
Saw Grall s' was fined zoo and
:costs of $125.00. or 3 months in jait,
i x elrs took the three months.
A large ttutriber of Baseball fans '
here took in the Ball game between
htgitain and Lucan, which was play-'
ed in Clinton Wednesday the i9
and admired the work of Robinson
-very mtteh, Wingham'S Centre fielder.
A new boiler has been installed in
the Court House, the boaile'r weighing
five torts and is ten feet long and was
put in at cost of $x,425..
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Wilson' of
Hensall are now in charge of the
Children's Shelter as a new appoint-
ment had to be made oa account of
Miss Bentley having to retire on ac
eetiltt of- Zit •health,
it ;grottpc of ladles of Victoria St.
DOeNNYBROOK
Successful Anniversary Services con-
ducted at the Donnybrook Methodist
church on Sunday. Rev. Mr. Cosens
gave a splendid_ sermon _The Belgrav_._
x ellent
'r rendered e c
choir
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Presbyterian
music, and Mrs. (Rev.) Jones delight-
ed'e
solo
with herTh
h audience
ed t e
rseeds am-
ounted
teal o
Holy City". The p
noted to
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o $�
Lucknow base ball fans are pulling
for Wingham to win the North Well-
ington League.
The Orangemen of Lucknow and
Kinloss, marched- to the Methodist.
e Church on Sunday .morning, where
they were addressed, by the Rev.
Dr.
S. T. Simpson of Toronto on the
sub-
ject of "Struggles for and Re
-
lions Liberty". Simpson is
Field Secretary
of the Grand Lodge
ofBritish America.
Hensall Hoxne Burned
Mr. and Mrs. Drummond of Hen-
rn had
Win ha
formerlyof
Hen. -
sail, and. g ,
s.
the misfortune to
suffer loss
by
fire
at theirhome on Friday evening.
When the family were all in bed, ex-
cepting the two ladies, Mrs. Errold
Drummond and Mrs. Thos. 'Drum-
mond who were at the Anglican
Church banquet, fire broke otit' in. the
home and before it could be got un-
der controlr the entireupper er half of
the house was destroyed and this"
included most of the clothes. The
loss is only, partly covered by insur-
th
e occasion.
ance.
Mr, Reid's threshing outfit is busy
working along the xoth line.
Mr, and Mrs. Charles Aitken, aitd
two children of Listowel, were Sun-
day visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Chandler.
Mr. and M. Reuben Appleby, who
visited friends iwand around Toronto,
have returned home.
Miss Belle Murchison of Lucknow,.
was home for Sunday.
Mrs. Richard' Wilton, and Miss Ca-
therine Fortune, who ` spent the last
couple of weeks with their•sister, Mrs.
McCallum. of Woodbridge, have re-
turned home:
Mr. Atte Lincoln is laid up with a
sore hand We hope for a speedy re -
covert'.
Miss Bertha Marshall was the guest
of Miss Annie Metcalfe on' Sunday.
Mrs. ltiforrison. of Vancouver, is vis-
iting with her brother, Mr. George
Fottunc, and sister, Miss Clara.
Mrs. Angus Stewart is staying with
her daughter,, Mr, Richard Jefh' y.,
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NOTICE
A change of Time will be made on
Sunday, September 3oth, 1923. For
full particulars apply to any ticket
agent. Canadian National Railways,:.
BELGRAVE
Anniversary S
be held
Services will
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in Knox Church, Belgrave, next .
Sunday, September :3oth: Rev. R.
Harkness, Ph. D. of Ripley will
preach services at is a.m. and 7.30
p.m. A special offering is requested.
All are welcome.
Miss C ll , 1`"' Co,l , •, 1_
dren of Wingham; spent the week-'
end with Mrs. Thos Proctor. -
Mr. and Mrs. Brooks of Centralia
spent Sunday with Mr. F. Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Cunningham ofBrus-
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sets visited with Mr. and Mrs. J , A.
Brandon on Sunday.
The Harvest Horne Services in
Anglican Church' on Sunday was ta-
ken by the rector of Stratford. The
Church was beautifully decorated
a +n h McW4n
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That
day, Septembe
Rubber Boots dike
These Can $e "��l�d
Most Satisfactorily
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We flake a most satisfactory lob—guaran-
teed absolutely to stick and to outwear
a new boot and our price is most
reasonable namely
$1.25 pair air for Rubber Soles from toe to
In
heel, Men's sizes; Boys' and Women's $1.00.
W. H.
WILLIS
The Leading Shoe Store of Huron County
Phone 129. Wingham, Ont.
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The Young People' Guild on Mon-
day evening hada good crowd and
splendid program, was enjoyed, Miss
Lena Carrick occupied led t
he chair. A
missionary dialogue by ten little girls
was well rendered also; a recitation by.
Malcolm Watson and a •reading by
Helen Thompson, The topic for the
evening, "How Jesus Expected to
Change the World", ' 'was very ably
dealt with by Miss Dolly Henderson.
ac-
count
MacKenzie ie ' gave- an
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of Mr.: Cho's address at the
Presbytery meeting in Ripley (Mr...
Cho is a native of Korea) a duet by
Mesdames Murdock and McKenzie
was well received as was also a piano
selection by Miss K. -Hill and musi-
cal duet by Misses Joan McCallum
and Mae Davison.
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Mr. Jno. Joynt is ]tome after a
business trip which took him to se-
veral points in Eastern Canada and
also New York,
Mr. and Mrs. Montuth with their
two little sons, Mr: and Mrs. Hill of
Alymer motored up and spent Sunday
.with Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Steele.
A live porcupine is attracting
attention just now being quite a curi-
.ocity around here, "It was Captured
by W. Howey and Aitcheson a
few miles north of Lucknow.
Mrs. McGill and her daughter
Miss
McGill have moved' into Mrs. Clark -
son's house on Wheeler street,
Misses Mar Aitcheson and Martha
McCallunt' assisted the Si.. Helens
choir last 'Sunday at Anniversary ser-
vices there.
Mr. Ed. Lockhart of Stratton,
Rainy River District, motored to
Lucknow, where he visited relatives
and friends. Mr. Lockhart left these
parts over twenty years ago.
Ashfield Twp. council has offered
a reward of $25,00 for the capture or
destruction of any dog caught worry-
ing or killing sheep. This step is
necessary owing, to the large number
of sheep which have been 'killed late-
ly.
Mr. Percy Agar left on Saturday
afternoon , for North :l3ay where he ■
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