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•KICKED BY A HORSE
Tickets Now for "All Aboard'
Mr: Huttori is Very Seriously
'Injured
•While driving out from town on
Thursday evening, Mr. Andrew Case-
Inore's horse scared just after leaving
the pavement going south on the Bel-,
•grave road, and kicked Mr. Casenaore
on the arm Mr. Hutton who was dri-
ving with him leaned ,over to take the
lines when Mr. Casemore's arm fell
limp when the frightened horse let
drive a second time and kicked Mr.
Hutton in the stomach, badly injuring
him.He was rushed to Wingham
General Hospital where it was found
necessary to operate on him and -where
he is still in a very critical condition.
His- many friends wish for his very
epeedy recovery.
• Boy Injured ty Saw
While operating a circular saw an
the engine of his father's threshing
•outfit Saturday, William, young son
.of William Edwards of Howick, sus-
tained severe injuries to his hand,
the result of coming in contact with
the saw. The bone of one finger vvas
severed, while two others were badly
lacerated.
TIM MEETS CRANE PEASE
To the ISditue av the Advance,
Deer Sur • '
Whin walkin down the shtrate on
Dollar Da Y who ,shud. 1 mate but nae,
ould frind Grine Pease., He has been
called be that nanie 'so long that 1 al-
mosht fergit what hi. furst name is,
It sharted,in this way. Manny years
ago, befoor Mishter Hall bought the
Advance, this fellah Pease wus .an
ould bachelor livin be himsilf in an
ould log house, 'and awl the girruls
had given him up fer a losht oppor-
tunity, so to shpake, though he wuss-
en't half a bad man to luk at whin he
had a elane shirt. Well, wan day
didn't he give us the surproise av our
loives when we savaehim welkin ar-
round Wingham Fall Fain wid the
widdy Grane, an it sames awl he nay -
did wus a shtart, fer purty soon he
wus ‘goin shtrong wid her an the byes•
wus yellia Grane Pease at thim whin
they dray along the road in wan., av
.Billy Dore's new 'Shtoyle buggies.
They wus married the nixt wmther
an lived happily ivir ,afther, as the
shtory books say, but the . neme
shtuck, an Grane Pease, he is to this
We wint into Charley Lepaed's
Sanitorium an had a glass arr two av
ginger ale an talked about ould-toimes
r half an hoer art rnoore whin he
ez to mes "Tim" sez he, "I see ye are
ittin too be quoite litherary inane
Lo be ray -din yer letthers in the Ad-
ance iyiry-waac an ginerally .shealein
hey not much fault to foind
him, but the wan la.sht wake wus a
ishappointrnent to me," he sez.
Wud. Ye moind Whit me fer what ray-
on" sez L "Rayson enough" sez he,
Whin ye make out that whin the end
canes wid us ould fellahs, the moslit
✓ us will be a total loss, an no insui--
rice, .afther wurrukin harrud awl our
ives", he see, "I am surproised at ye
'im, thay,e shud turn out to be a
oy'killer in yerould age, a zegular
ishturbei= av the .payce, no betther
han an alarruen clock shpringin a
ickens 'av;a noise. at foive o'clock in
he rnarein, 'whin a fella:h wants to
hlape," sez he. -
"Mebby tis betther" •sez 1, "that
her are suchetings as alarrum clocks
the wurruld, fer top ma.ntiy av
tad lads are ashlape at the switch,
the Whole thrain, av cars rieshin
n to a gineraa shfnash up" I sez "If
e got what is comin to us we shud
e coort marshalled an. shot at sun,
oiee, so we shud." 'Tis rraxin yer
ietty fers, ye are, Tim," sez he, "an
orbye that ye are tiff to bad slitart
rum the beginnin," he sez, "To hear
e talk ye wud tink the whole wurruld
us out joy rcaden wid avvl sails set,
.
n the daoiver shteppin on the gas,
n no lookout on the bridge, wid or -
hers to go 'full sliteanr ahead, an awl
he passingers dancm an card playin
n the saloon. Shure, 'tis awl a mis-
take intoirely we ye, sez he,
'The mosht av. the.payple ere honest,
nd kapin puety straight on the road,
onsidherin, how mannyosoign poshts
heer be pointin differunt ditick-
huns. 1\iloshtly ivirybady is doin a
air share av the wurruk in this moun-
hry barrin a feav. retoieed ‘farrumers
vho are too ould, an some who be
htill shockin to the farrums to get
n aisy livin."
I saw it wus no use argyin wid ould
Grane Pease, fer the only wan who
Yid ivir bate him in a, discushion is his
nissus, an she jist tells' him she does -
et agree wid his (leas, an sez "so
here", an tells him if is tbinie to do
he chures, an that sittles him.
Yours till nixt wake,
• Timothy Hay,
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AUC'TION - SALE—Feeding Cattle a
' and Cows,' at the C.P.R. Steck 1
Yards, Wingham at 2 p.m. on Sat- t
tirday, Oct. 27th, 22 Herefords and e
9 Polled Angus Cattle all well bred. "
D. E. MacDonald, Prop., Jas. Tay- a
lor,'Auctineer. •
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AUCTION SALE—Choice Cattle and 2
Greif' at lot 6, con. 8 T 'b
, Turnberry a
(Lewis Farm) at x o'clock on Tees- I
day, Oct., 3oth. T. W. Fortune, a
Prop., John Purvis Auct. •
ifaUCTION SALE—Whitechurch pro-
perty and household effects, the ,
estate of the late Mrs e jas.McClena- ','.
gban, will be sold in Whitechurch
oon Friday, Oct. 26t11 at 2 p. m. T.•
R., eBennett. Auctioneer. • I t
"AUCTION SALE—Of Polled Angus ' iti
•Cows, Heifers and Calves, at •N. <
Half Lot 16, Con. 13, West Wawa -
nosh 2 miles S. E. of Lucknow, on <
October-3ist., to ,commelice at 1.30 1
o'clock • p.m., 2 Cows, 7 years; 6 1
Heifers, 3 years; 4 Heifers, 2 years; I
5• Yearling Heifers; I Bull,. t8 1
e-nonths. 8 of the cows have calf by I
-side. These cattle are closely relat- f
ed to MacGregor's bull, "Kilmer- 3
xsoch," Brandon, Male Terms— 1
Three inonthe' credit on, approved
joint notes bearipg at the rate of 7
per cent per annum. E. • Smyth (
McLean, Prop., John Purivs, Auct. t
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FOR SALE—A snap, •Clievrolett 1
touring car in good condition. Ap-
ply at The,Advance. ;
;
LICENSES—Mt Deer and Trappers i
Licenses and necessary pert -nits. ,
Geo. H. F'hippen. 1
.FOR SALE—Coal Heater Base Burn- 1
•;Cilia good condition, Apply Mr
!
Boyce. . '
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TOR SALE—Oak Heater, Art Hur-
on Base Burnet ,and a Portable fire •
, .
grate. W. C. Lepard.
:FOR SALE—Apple barrels. Apply
to Witighain Salt Co.
FOR SALE—Purebred white Leg-
horn Pullets, bred to lay. Apply B.
Patton, It Bluevale, e. .
EOR SALE—Car
55 cents off
• about Oct. 27th.,
FOR SALE CHEAP—House
ble ancl one acre
joining VVingliam.
Advance.
of Westera Oats
the car.Will arrive
A. C. 'Adams.
and sta-
of Choice land; ad-
Apply at The
FOR SALE — Gurney Oxford Coal
heater in good Condition, also half
, dozen kitchen chairs. A•pply at the
. •
Advance. ,,
,
FOR SALE—Frame building abbut
, e0x4.0. A lot of good, pitie in the
" beading. Apply T. C. King,
FOR SALE—A few choice Yorkshire
Sows, due to farrow about Oct 20,
Apply to Beninger & Cruickshank.
—
FOR SALE -3 good Breeding Ewes
pure bred and Grade Oxfords, also
litters lof young pigs' • Apply to
john Turaer, Con.lo West Wawa.
nosh, Lucknow P. 0.
FOUND -Package of Grocery's left ill
•,car, by mistake on Saturday night
, 40pposite Rae & Thontpson's, Own-
er may have same by applying to
Jas. E. Currie, Route 3,Wingham,
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'1HORSE FOR SALE a-- Choice three
year old heavy gelding, sound, brok-
.en, price Very reasonable. Apply
to. R. A. Spotton, at Monumental
Works. ..
FOR SALE—The Wingham Horti-
cultural Society have a quantity of
, 'Fall Bulbs to dispose oa. Enquire
of Secretary, J. E. Cove. •
"WANTED, -5000 Cedar Rails, Apply
• to Wingh,abi Salt Co. '
FARM FOR
Lot 33,- Eat
,of. ehbice land,
'acres of tile.ge,
.;,piature. Comfortable
large bank
good orchard
, °tie mile frOni
• POI- • prizes
' 4, eilo,4010,
SALE --Concession 12,
'Wawanosh, 150 acrea
well watered, rio
remainder bush and
frame hotiee,
ba,r0, Straw -shed and
Six miles front. town,
ebutthes and school,
and teterts, app' t0
Pi ,0,i'', ,10P Mrsl
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Local Talent Play in. Wingham Town Hall IVioriday and I uesday Oct. 29th and 30th.
• WI4GHAIV1, ONT., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25th 1923
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LOCAL ITEMS
Teeswater Cider Mill' `Making ap-'
ple butter every day, cider on 'Dues -
Overcoats — Another shipment of
Boys' and Men's Overcoats received
at Isard's this week. See them, Their
prices will interest you.
• Mr Vance Sanderson's Ford coupe
came to grief on Sunday evening- when
it struck loose gravel near Auburn and
turned over. ,
Save Money Buy Now --King's An-
nual Sale starts Saturday, coxne early
and share an the bargains.
• Winghain people who knew Dr. I',er-
guson of Teeawa.ter, were grieved to
hear of his sad and unexpected, death
which occurred on Monday night.
Wingham U
The Wingham Commission
have decided to hold their meeting e at
4 o'clock in the afternoon in place of
at 7.30 in the evening on the znd and
4th Tuesday of each week
A girl in Cincinnati sues for $5,000
because she was squeezed by a mar
on a crowded street car. Most men
don't realize that they are bestowing
a $5,000 gift every thne they indulge
in the national pastime.
Rev. C. Adams, Chaplain of the Na-
vy League of Canada, addressed the A.
Y. P. A. at St. Pauls Church on Mon-
day night. The reverend gentleman
spoke in the Methodist church on Sun-
day morning.
Bridge Caught Fire .
One of therailwaybridges between
Belgrirve and,Wingham- caught f ire -on
Sattirday and- did considerable damage
to some of the heavy timber ueder-
neath before it, was: fitally -put out by
the .crew of the London, Huron and
Bruce..
Horse Must Be Claimed
Carrick Township Council have giv-
en notice that if the awnd'Iof a horse,
which has be'en pasturing on the xoth
concession does not claim it withite
certain time steps will be taken to have
the animal shot before the cold weath-
er sets M."' It is believed that the hor-
se has strayed a considerable distance
e uniting ahead of car&
Hotel Guest Robbed,
One of the guests at the Vendome
on Fair night forgot to lock his door
when he went out in the evening and
sone light fingered persoo entered the
room and gOing through bis club bag
helped himself to $48. The loser at-
taches no blame to the hotel manage-
ment but imagines it was some out -of
town sneak who was ,on the watch to
loot.---Teeswater News. • .
Dollar Day Prizes
Th prizes awarded at the Maitland
Creamery on Doller DaYa were as fol-
lows: to the person bringing' the
largest amount of produce, Chas. Car -
fen WaWanosh; to the person coming
the longest distance, John Martin of
West Wawanosh. The prize for the
best cari of cream was the hardest to
judge as three were equal and -Mr,
Hirst decided te give $x.00 each to
Chas, Martin, Junctioa; Ed. Higgins,
Turnberry; and Andrew Carle of Wa-
watioeh.
Those receiving Electric Irons don-
ated by Wingham Utilities Commis -
Skin for the largest purchases in lhe
Hydro Shop oo Dollar Days Were wan
1\tio Chas, Bleckhall, whose Pee -
chase wait $49 and Mr. Lorne Basker-
ville on a $35 purehase.
The lady who got the Electric Lamp
presented by W. R liatriilton, jewel-
er, does not like to see' her name in
print for fear of burglars getting wise
DOLLAR DAYS
Win lvlord,en Made an Excellent
Bill Dollar
Although the weather was cold and
showery on Friday and 5;asstarday, Dol-
ar Days were up to what the merch-
ants had hoped for. In conversation
with several of the merchants they in-
formed us that they were much pleas-
ed with the iseecess, of the two days'
business.
The chase for Bill Dollar of the
Wingham Advance continued until he
was caught about 4.30 in front of The
Times office. Win Morden, the fam-
ous soothpaw pitcher of the Wingham
Championship Baseball team made a
most capable Bill Dollar and had the
people guessing until within thirty
minutes cif the time when he would.
STREET POULTRY FAIR
A Former Citizen l'hielcs It Would
Although away front Wingham for
some time now, Mr. A. H, Wilford
has still a warm place in, his heart fox
the town, and seeing by the Advance
that an effort was being made to in-
troduce a Street Poultry Fair here he
writes as follows
:—
Saskatoon, Sask., Oct, /9, ten.
Messrs. The Wingbain Advance• ,
Wingham, Ont.
Dear Sirs;
I notice by your last week's issue
that you have in miad the operating
of a poultey'fair day. Since corning
to Western Canada I have gradually
developed that system of marketing
poultry and cannot see why it has not
have given himself up. Carman Cout-hceaennaduase extensivelysisacopcopy
ric) Easternfoil
ts, son of Mr, andMrs, Alex. Couttseof
was the lucky boy, and he divided his d Enclosedmore
.
my introductory writings, which has
$to prize with Wallace Gurney, viliosezosqlle4 in the organization of a Poul-
try' fair daY--itr. over "ibr) 'points in this
Province alone.
• If 1 can be of any further assist-
ance to your board of trade, I would.
be glad to give it, as I have not lost
interest even though the distance be
Adgreat between
ouurss. very truly,
quite hurt because that without a pa-
per or without using the right words • A. H. Wilford.
they addressed the rikht man, but that The introductory writing:
he was quite •justifiedin not giving.TU'IKEY •FA/R I)Alt
himself •ttp. Very few older people • •
is
•
appeared: to take the seine interest this There no other way of securing
better satisfaction for the Procificer of
poultry than to market his surplus
each year collectively instead of in-
dividually. The individual system of
marketing anything creates a habit of
"glutting the market". I mean by
this that at a stated lime all operators
in the centre, where this product is
dumped is able to report a very weak
market. The individual system of
selling does not allow the buyer the
assurance of quantity. On the other
hand, when all producers bring arti-
cles for sale to a small centre, it is
worth the buyers while to come to
meet the producer, where the dicker-
ing for prices, weights and. grades
takes' place and that is where it ought
to take place.
A very snappy advertising campaign
niust be operated, in order that all
producers may know the dates and
methodsto be used. The same ad-
vertising campaign wilt give the buy-
ers from a distanee, is' well as the lo-
cal, d'ealers, an opportunity to be on
hand that day. TMk is- a very siMple
thing to &a-. Local business mem and.
boards. of trad'e extendi invitation to
dealers from the consuming centres
to meet the producer on the day ap-
pointed.
The local' board of trade should
melee, peeparations for the taking care
of all of the Prodoce brought to that
centre, in case -it is known that the
dealers have formed, a combine (of
course that would. never •happen in
Winghatax>. - To (to this a receiver
would be asked to give the producer
a weight -slip for his • produce. The
produce would be shipped to the larg-
est consuming centre, to be cold stor-
age with premision to allow prospec-
tive buyers, inspection of the pack.
op.e.e,4 ,olneetional work should be
For sometime before the market is
done, so that all poultry is prepared
the sarne way, making a. uniform
pack. Buyers do not want some poul-
try drawn, some undrawn, some with
feet on, some with feet cut off, some
scalded, some dry picked etc. 5c per
pound is often realized as a premium
price paid for a uniform pack. If
the producer produces a uniform pack,
he therefore, should receive a premi-
um price for so doing.
With an arrangement as outlined
here, you develop loyal support of the
producer, because he realizes that the
local business man is taking a real in,
terest in him.
paper he .borrowed to make the. cap-
ture -With, Several boys an.d probably
a few girls too did not seemingly un-
derstandthat they had to carry a pa-
per and be very mannerly when saying
"You are Bilt Dollar of the Wingham
A rally
oi the congregation ot the Ye.— --Y p.revicius yearse.
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Methodist church will be held in the We had almost decided to *rule child -
church on Friday evening, next, Oct. ten under 15, years of age out of the
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26th to welcome former pastor, Rev. chase, because of the rowdyism shown
E. F. Armstrong., Every ariember and by a few in the chase for Bill Dollar,
but that would have been a mistake
adherent should if possible attend.
as the two lads who shared the "Once Again" Bigger than ever One. mon-
ey are of the gentlemanly type.
Cent Sale, No. 1, 2, 3, at McKibbon't This is the fourth Mysterious Miss
Drug Store, or Mr. Dollar put on by the Advance
As a stimulant foryour businesa no-
thing does so muck gooct as printing
well done. A poorly •Printed letter-
head or envelope ors cheap paper may
do you unlimited harm. The Wing -
ham Advance. is noted for its nifty Job Kay. The second time, Mrs. George
printing.all over Western Ontario. Young, now of Toronto, was the mys-
The Junior institute and Junior, terious lady and she was captured by
Farmers will hold a Beet Social in the Miss Florence Pocock, now Mrs, C.
Wingham Council Chamber on Nov. Moore of Detroit. The third lady was
1st. Programme at 8 o'clock. Danc- Mrs. E. Pettigrew and she was caught
ing after the social. High School by Miss Edna Tarnlyn,
Orchestra. Ladies bring boxes, Gents „
47c and tax. '
to assist in advertising •Wingham's
•Dollar Day. The first Miss Dollar
was Miss Ansley, now Mrs, R. M.
Lindsay of Saskatoon, and the lady
whOcaught her was Miss Bertha Mac -
The Graduation Exercises of the
Winghain General Hospital will be
held in the town hall on Thursday ev-
ening, Oct. 25th, at 8 o'clock, when,
graduating nurses will receive their
diplonia.s. The public cordially invit-
ed to attend.
People who persist itt knocking that
Wingham merchants never give reduc-
tiotis when they put on sales should
take time to compare the prices quot-
ed on a sale bill sent out by a neigh-
boring village store and then look ov-
er Wingham prices. ••
"The Big Event" Nov. x, 2, 3, One
Cent Sale at McKibbon's Drug Store.
•Thieves entered the cellar of John
E. Wright, Lower Wingham and stole
a quantity of perserved fruit and veg-
etables. This is not the first time late- in Wingham:
ly that thieves have been working in Mr. and Mrs. R. S. McGee motored
this locality. Hugh Prentice had up to Kincardine Beach on Wecines-
some fowl taken. day afternoon.
Cominissioner Charles Sowton, of- Mrs. E. Aitcheson spent a few days
ficer in charge of all Salvation Army last week in Norwich, Visiting with
work in Canada. East of the Great her son Lorne.
-:- PERSONALS,
Mr. Harry Angus.has returned home
from the West.
Mr. Cecil Cook has returned home
from Port'Huron.
Mr. and Mrs. A, M. Crawford mot-
ored to Windsor this week.
Miss Olive Cruikshank was home
from Guelph over the week -end.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Saint have re-
turned to their home in Wallacebterg.
Mi-; Adam Johnston is borne after
spending the past few weeks in the
West.
• Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Berry of Bruce -
field, spent the week -end with friends
Lakes, will be at Wingham Salvation Mr J. G. Fyfe of Shelhourne, mot -
Hall, Friday, Oct. 26th., at 8 )1 111. ored .to Wingham to see his aged fa -
Mayor Elliott will welcome the Com-
missioner. '
ther and mother.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Dyer motored
.Men's Overcoats -200 Mens Young
plaid, back, to Petrolea, on Monday, to attend the
Mens winter Overcoats, funeral of a cousin.
materials in latest styles selling at
cost. King Bros. • Mrs. John E. Fells and family vis -
Tickets are selling fast for the far-
ited over the week -end with Milton
0-
cleat Comedy Drama "All Aboard" and eorgetown friends.
which will be put on by local talent Mr. Thomas Jones, Proprietor of
Monday and Tuesday evenings next, Listowel Monumental Works, spent
loo people are taking part in the play, Monday with his friend, R. A, Spotton.
and they, all tell us it will be much Mr. W. j. Hilliard was in town this
funnier than the play. Katchale6o re- week. He is travelling for P. W. El-
ceetly put on in Wingharn by the lis Co. wholesale. jewelers of Toronto.
same management. '1,11rs. Cannon of Cleveland, is visit -
A subscriber stated to us yesterday ing her father, Mt Thos. Forbes, Di -
that the best thing to stop a chimney agonal Road. • •
fire was a tablespoonful' of sulphur De Geo, and Mrs. Joynt and babe
thrown into the stove. Close up the of Toronto are visiting at the home
stove at the front and open the back of his ntotier, iVIr Th
osJoynt, Fran-
dteafts, lift the •lid and thrown it into ces St.
Nurse Helen Wilson of Kingston, is
dared have been saved by this very
father, Mr. Gavin Wilson, Evergreen
the fire. Hundreds of dollars he de-
, home to spend her hob( ays with her
simple remedy
.1
Kirig's Annual Sale—Everybody has
winter clothing at wholesale price. Place. .
i ig by lain on
been -waiting for this greatest :Watley .
,Mr. Lack Keimedy mototed 'tip from
Saving event Of the season, buy your
Toronto, with Mr. Carl Judson on
Mondly night return't t • "
It is our intention to ptiblish a com- Tuesday afternoon,
Pletc Bit of •the names 1 the scholars
Mr, and Mrs. A. Rogers and Mr.
who attended the old school at S. S.
and Mrs, T. Leakie of Kincardine,
No. 9, EaSt Wawanosh in our itext is- guests of the latter's mother,
sue. If any of the old scholars would were
carM
tcall at the Advance office and rs. W. j. Pattison, John St., on Sun-
• e ti
look over the list offering any correc- day.
tions we would appreciate it and doubt Mrs. F. Stark returned to her home
less it would assist in making a corn- in Detroit after' spending a couple of
,plete record for the tablet, weeks -with relatives here. Mrs.
'rhe United armers
political Aa., Stark was formerly Nurse Myrtle brie
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sociation will hold their atinual meet- lay' '
ing in the Forester's Hall, Belgrave, Mrs, I3ellinda Johnston and her dati-
on Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 3Ist. ghter, Mrs. Tom Fixter Motored up
at 2 p. In. Mr, R. J- Woods, Progres. from Walla:cebtirg and spent a few
sive M. P. for Dtifferin and 1/Ir. R. II days renewing acquaintances.
Halbert, Progressive M. P. for North Mr. and Mrs. Jas. McKie motored
Ontario will address the meeting. '.Che tip from Stratford and spent the week -
public are cordially invited to attend. end with acquaintances, They were
Wm. Rutherford, Pres., R. J, SCOtt, accompanied_ home by Miss' E. M.
Seey. Mulvey,
King's Sale—People who shared in Mr, Thos. Bolt arid daug,hter Miss
our previous sales having been anxi- Eva Bolt, have reterned home after
ously waiting for thiS atittottneement, .Pending the week -end with Mr. and
pleeee shop in the mornhig if Possible
Mr. and Mrs. John Darlieg, Bel -
more, aithounce the engagement of
their daughter, Margaiat I. Aitken to
Robert 5, Scott, son of Mr: John S.
Scott Belgrave, Ont,, the marriage to
takg; plate tate m October, ' fortinie to break Ms collar bona.
Mrs. Ezra Merkley„ Mts, Merkley
pereo. wito. 'Aie theft was not notic-
a daughter oi Ur. 1801t. cd till xt o'clock Sunday Morning
Mr, and Mrs, Casburn Austin and rhe police are without the alightest
two children mid Mr. Jos, Austiri, chte to work on. It is believed the
motored up from Xitehertet to see burglars were travelling by Motor -car,
their father who recently had the inis- Some of the citizens heard it car work-
ing hard early in the morning,
Methodist Church Notes
• Special •Anuiversay services next
Sunday, Oct. 28th, Rey, E. F. Arm-
strong, B.A„ B. D., of Wallaceburg,
wil preach morning at It m. and
in the evening at 7 p.m. Special music.
Come, a hearty welcome awaits you.
1400•011.44.
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i. We are. pleased, to be able' to announce that owing to the,increas-
= ed buying of our two Stores Wingharn and: , Harriston We Can now =
E-7-. give you special prices on all goods. • '
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Ili , These are our everyday prices until further notice, .
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11, Or' :Woerdpea.ry; postage on mail orders, when, cash accomPshies, the, I
Subscriptions $0.0o per yea.e.
Es 25e A.B.S.&C. Tablets . 400 Castoria .....„... . , . ,.. ...,....350 il
15 35c Electric Oil.......... . . . ... ' — .... - -19C • 550 Chases K&L Pills .....,-_exc i
rg 50e Chases. Nerve Foo -r1.- ' --,29: e.00 GloversiViange Cure --89c
i x.25 Pierces Fay, Prescp 94390 1.50 Pinkhant Yug Coinp r.25 =
— 25c Mecca 250 Cuticura Soap ......_ , _23c --,•.---,.
_ 350 Steedman Powders — 250 Beechams Pills e3c -7
11111 soc liVin. Pink Pill '----.29c i.00 Nuxated Iron ____, ' l3qc IA
• SOc .IVielatholat s 450 50e ZalT1bIlk t-, ,,,, , 43c i
ii- 250 Carter Ping .. -.-..--' - - -43c 200 Snap
-a--- 400 Italian Balm ....... '' ... '' .....35e ,eiec Pebsodent Paste e.,.. ---450 ,—
Iiii 350 Djer Kiss Talc ', zec 500 156%.I -..13 --Kidney Pills ....... .45c Eiti
Thieves Ransack House
While Mrs. Robert Nicicle and her
family, of Howiek, were attending
church at Belmore, her residence was
broken 'into and a sum of motley,
valuable articles and a quantity of
eatables stolen. The money belonged
to Mrs. Nickle's sister, Mrs. Law of
Toronto, who is visiting her. The
house showed signs of a rough, hasty
search arid the cat was found lying
dead on the floor.
Burglars At Clifford
Some thue after midnight Saturday
burglars entered the jewelery store of
Mrs. H. Wendt and the stationery and
printing office of 14r..J. R. Aitelicson
and carried away jewelry front the
former place valued at $nsoo. They
evidently, emptied all the trays in the
Showcases int() 80i112 reeeptacle, as
numerous pieces of jewelry were scat-
tered arourid the floor. In the sta-
tionery store very little is missing-.
A burglar who would think of getting
anything valuable in a printing office
is surely not right in. his head.
'rho jewelry store was entered by
removing a panel in. the deor. The
thieves were evidently bent on mak,.
ing a big haul that, night aet four or
five other business places were tam -
Remember Nov. 1, 2, 3, are 011P lo Sale Bates
IVIcKibbcin's Drug Store
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School Students Contribute .
On Monday, Capt. Adams addressed
the Puhric and High School in the in-
terests, of Sailor's Relief. The pupils
responded. with a generous collection
of $62.00.•
Successful Anniversary
The 57tit Anniversary of Eadies
Presbyterian Church was observed
last Sunday, Oct 2ist. The Rey. K.
A. Gollap. of Lucknow, preached two
fine sermona and the offering amount-
ed to $318.00. On Monday evening
there was a Fowl Supper and enter-
tainment which was greatly enjoyed
by all The proceeds of the supper
amounted to $252.oce making the total
proceeds of Anniversary $57o.00.
Official Visit of Grand Matron
The Worthy Grand Matron of the
Order of the Eastern Star, Mrs.
Shaver of Ottawa, paid her annual
visit to Huron Chpter, No. 89, re-
cently and complimented the ladies
very highly for the manner in which
they put on the work. 14Irs. Shaver
was entertained while in town by the
officers of -Huron Chapter at thehome
of Mrs. Oliver Thompson, who is ab-
ly taking the duties of Worthy Mat-
S•aw a Black Fox
•Provincial Officer Geo. Phippen and
Mr. J. A. 11/IcIntyre claim to have
corne across a beautiful black fox on
one of their journeys through a swairip
not loc. miles from Wingham. Now
whether it was the "swamp" or not we
do not know bat they both claim the
animal trotted along ahead of the car
for about fifty yet -as . At any rate they
are both mum as to the exact location
and da.im they may go hunting sonie
tithe soon. ••
Broke Into Hardware
Boys broke open the back door of
A. J. Ross' hardware store some-
time between Saturd.ay- night and
Monday morning and ransacked the
till and cash drawer for money, but
received little reward for their pains.
They cleaned up on a few coppers and
small coins.
• Worthy Matron, Mrs. (Dr.) T
ron since the death of the esteemed
... ana.-3 ''' Iphippen and
i „,., I other. Monday morning Pellow,
uor. After arriving home he began
Provincial Officers Pellow and Phip-
to make things hoNyl. His fa.mily be -
Carrick Mari Fined $300
Lower Winglia.m got filled with lig-,
came alarmed and left the house.
pen appeared on the scene, entered
quart bottles of whisky and part of an house searched it, and found two
Sunday afternoon a citizen of
Provincial Constable W.
Ij. Douglas, of Lucknow, took the
He Got Two Ducks
!trail for the man 'who had sold the
Mr. Stanley Hutchinson of the C.
P. R. depot, went out on the river in
an old boat one afternoon recently in
(-mast of wild duck. He had lent his
own boat and hadn't noticed how fast
liquor, and after a 17 -mile run they
landed upon Louis Martin, lot 17, B.
line, of Carrick. They found • a
quantity of liquor and a
of mash. Martin was at once placed
the boat he was rowing was leaking
under arrest and brought to Wingham
until in the middle of the river it sank.
and from there taken to Lucknow,
Loaded With his gun he. started to
which is in Bruce County. He ap-
walk to shore but found himself sink- peared before Justice of the Peace
ing in the mud which was ahnost like
quick sand so made for the boat and
stood in it for a few moments wonder-
ing just what he would do next when
lo, he spied a duck and fired striking
it. Without a boat he could not go
for bird and made off s‘virruning for
the shore which he reached after con-
siderable exertion and fatigue. Mr.
Brawley motored hint home for dry
clothes. The story goes on. to say
that Stan secured his own boat and
went back for the duck. Two ducks
are better than one any way Stan.
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foolcal,1 , 1.1 ,to • - • • II If
Johnston and Henderson and was fin-
ed $300 and $44 costs for an Inland
Revenue Act infraction, The fine was
paid.
• MARRIED
1VIcKagne— Currie—At the home of
the bride's mother, Mrs. lolin Cur-
rie, Boundary west, on Wednesday,
Oct. 24th, at li.30, by the, Rev. Dr.
Perrie, Jessie Currie to id. John. Me-
Kague of Culross. •
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We keep full lines of all styles
in Rubber toots,
Many of the Rubber Boots on
the market are •absolutely worth-
less. ••
We sell no Rubber Boots that
are not of standard make or
Boots we cannot
Guarantee
0 IN: havelubber Iloots for Men,
Viii'omen old Children. Men'• s
s tNtin‘!t4'„,
Appiaber Betas $4.5o to 6.00
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If tyou buy a pelt of Rubbe rZooto here arid anything goes
w*AU otittio tho isitogtight every way
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THE GOOD SIXOE $1'(:)R.I4
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