The Wingham Advance, 1923-12-27, Page 14
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A NEW INDUSTRY
A Hustling Factory that Will Pro-
bably Open Here
It is practically assured. that Wing-
-ham has secured a .new industry in
the form of a woolen, carding and.
pinning '
Mr. Matthewmao of Bradford,
Eugiand, itiet a number of Witigham
business men and they have an agate -
merit with the Farmer's Fertilizer Co.
whereby they allOw them $5000 of
"their mortgage a $6;66666 for the
brick building justenorth of the C. N.
R. tracks. The Fertilizer Co. will
"retain the red frarn& building which'
is on C. N. R., property just south or
. the brick building.
We understand 'that Mx-. Matthew -
man will ask fpr a' $25,0oo guarantee
from the town for a period of. ten
, years at 6 per cent.perannum.. .
The industry looks to us as though,
it would be a boom to Winglia.m.
Mr. Matthewman has tel machines
for spinnin,g which take up 5 feet x
e3o feet, and three other smallet- ma-
"ehines. These are valued at $4o,000.
On the comniencement he will erne
P[oY 25 'girls aed at least 5 experi-
,tenced men.
We imagine we hear some one say,
'Why does he come to eWingham?"
•The chief market for his product is
;iel Canada and he sees "where he can
..save on freight and duty. Thee,taxes
;in Great Britain are driving the email -
'ear manufacturer out of business. He
bed other offera but Mr, Josh.
•,-1-Iirst is "really the mao who should
„get the credit for bringing him to
..Vinglaarti. Mr. Matthewman is a
:personal friend of Mr. Hirst's brother
who resides in Bradford, England.
Naturally when. in Ontario he visited
at the home of a sister of Mr. Hirst
Who lives, in Toronto and Mr. Hirst
;happened in while they were there, in
torrversation he learned that Mr. Mat-
eheerman was looking for a place to
locate in Ontario, in fact that he had
,promised several places to go apd]ook
at huildinge it their towns, lint Mr:.
'Hirst- 'persuaded himto come to
"Wingliarn.
The coencil secured the services of
Mr. T. J. McLean and the Board of
-Trade gotMa-Samuel Beeped:: to go
to Barrieeand look over the machinery
• which' MT, 114a.tthewson has purchased
,and paid $40,000 cash for ited they are
loud. in their pr.aise of what they
, -foam& They, .firicl. he- "pnrchased.ae
bat -gale and did not tell the Witte -ram'
people anythine that • he could not
,prove when he had to. • '
The VVingliam Council held a meet-
,"itig ooWednesda3r-hight and will hold
another tonight (Thursday) with a
-view to -instructing the to-wn solicitor
to prepare a proper bylaw to.publi'Sh
in the local press for three "weekS prioi
to giving the ratepaYers an opportun-
ity 'of exiting on the propositioti,
While Mr. Mattliewznaa wishes a
,guarantee for $25,000 for a period of
:tea years, he does' net want anything
for .nothing. He will pay interest on
the rooney borrowed. So far as the
building s concerned he siiiiply takes
oVer$5000 of the Fertilizer Compaey'S
-mortgage on which be pays 6 per
cent. interest for the remainder of the
PERSONALS
IV/iss Marie Liviegston was home
froin Stratford for the holidays.
Mr. A. E. Smith of Toronto, visited
with friends in town.
Mrs. D. L. Dinsley and soe, Seek,
are visiting in Owen Sound.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hanmore were
home from Sarnia for the holidays.
Mr. John Coulter of Toronto, r`enew-
ecl acmiaintances over the holiday.
Ur. D. Phair who has been ribrk-
'Mg in Wzdkerton has returned home,
Dr, II. E. W. Taanlyn. and Miss Ed-
na, are visiting in Detroit for Xmas,
,
Miss Nina EcleVa.rds of Lake Linden,
'1Vlich., is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Frank Hill.
Mr, and Mrs. McEwen of Goderich,
spent, Xmas withh er mother, Mrs.
Alex. Scott `
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. j. Nash were
visitors at the latter's home near Kin-
ca.rdine.
Reeve Amos and Mrs. Tipling are
spending tlie holidays with Toronto
relatives.
Mrs. 13uell of London, spent Christ-
mas at the home of her sister, Mrs.
T. C. King.
1V1rs. Jack Colvin and son, Jack, of
Teeswater, visited with Mrs D. 3.
Boyd this week
Mr. VVilliarn Hancock of London, is
visiting with his grandmother, Mrs.
Alex. Forsyth, sr.
Mr.' and Mrs. John Davidson are
visiting their daughter Mrs. Chaso
Hawkins of Preston.
Mr.,Joseph Coultes also Mrs. Sellers.
of Blyth, spent the week -end with Mr.
and Mrs. R. H. Saint.
Ma Franlc McDonald of Detroit,
's .visiting with his parents, Conduct-
or and Mrs. McDonard.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex .VanAlstyne have
moved to town for the winter and
are living in Merkiey's roopai.
„ Mr. Dolg, Orillia, brother-in-law4.of
Me. T. J. McLean, underwent an op-
eration for appendicitis last week -
'Mr. and Mrs. Folsom- of Detroit,
spent a few days at the home of the
attei"s mother, Mrs. Wm. I;lettison,
Mr .and Mrs. John McCallum, Mil-
ton, spent over Christmas oetifh Mr.
end Mrs. John/Kerr, Lower Wingfield
.11er.
and is, lomas Leakey G
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;"3,tiocatelinoiespe1it ,,Sunfla.y.at the home
ttieZ-111. - -
Mr. S. Bennett and Mr, T. J. Mc-
, Leal.). who went to Barrie and inspect-
ed. the machieery which Mr. Matth-
ewman Purchased are very enthusias-
tie over the project tuid he..-ve valued
the property purchased at $63,000.
A woollen mill properly "conducted,
-with an experienced -man at the hea.d
,of 'it should make good, but assuming
the worst and that it went broke with
the full $25,000 spent, the town would
,be ahead...for they could diaim the me-
tchinery and the building. The latter
EVERYBODY'S' COLUMN
of her' mother, IVIts. Wm.:Pattersoo.
Misses Margaret and Mary Robertson
of Toronto"alao Christie of Blenheim,
spent the holidayat their home here
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Powers of
Guelph, spent Xmas at the home of
ier ,mothet, 'riVis. Robinson, Frances
LL FOR SALE—OF will exchange
,registered Hereford, two year old,
Reason for change is that stock. is
irelated to bid. Thos Taylor, East
. Wawaeosh. .Phone 6-6te.
WAN'TED -- Boarders or roomers,
convenient to High School. Apply
at The Advance.
WOOD VVAN'TED—Tend.ers will be
received by the undersigned. up till
Tuesday yen. f3th. for delivery at
the Wirigham Pirblic School, of 20
cords mixed wood, 30 10 32 loches in
logth. W. T. Booth, Secy. of Board.
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LOST—A diamod ring. • Finder
please leave at W. R. Hamilton's
Jewelery Store, liberal reward.
Mr. R. L. Stevens of London, spent
e couple of days at the home of his
nephew, Mr. Reg. S. Williams, Iliag-
onal Road
Max Stewaet, Arthur Irwin, Harold
Robinson. and Miss IVIary Cosens
were home from Toronto University
for over the holidays
1VIr.• Gordon Moffat of the Canadian
Bank of Commerce, Ford, Ont, spent
a few of the holidays renewing ac -
can aita teeees in town.
FOUND --A Vox skin muff. Apply at
Willis Shoe Store.
Misses Jean' and Nettie Christie
and Miss Velma Johnston spent Christ-
mas in Lucknow at the home of their
Mod, Miss Bessie Abell.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Forsyth and baby
Thenna `of Bridgeborg, arc visiting
with the former's mother, Mrs. Alex.
Forsyth, sr,
Dr. and. Mrs. 1-lamb1y are away on
a four weeks, holiday. The doctor's
office will remain 'closed until about
the end of January.
Master Jackie and Elaine Radford
are" epending thete Xmas holidays
with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Alex VanAlstyne
.
Miss Edna Mitchell of Toronto
spent the holidays at the home of her
parents, Councillor E. J. and Mrs.
Mitchell, John St.
Mrs, Chas. Barber spent a few days
with her daughters, Misses Florence
and Annie in Toronto, The young
ladies accompanied their mother home
for Christmas. '
Mr. W. A. Galbraith, Wingham's ef-
ficient town clerk and tteasurer, is
spending- a few clay S in Torotto, with
his brother, Mr. Frank Galbraith.
Mr. Jack Holnee's of Havana, Cuba,
spent Christmas with his patents, Bar-
rister and Mrs, Holmes. Mr. Hoinits
will not return to Cuba, but hes been
transferred to New York.
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Ring out, wild. bells, to the gild sky,
The flyirtg cloud, the frosty light;
The year is dying in the night;
Ring out, wild bells, and let him die.
Ring out the old, ring- in the new,
Ring, happy bells, across the snow;
The year is going, let him go;
-Ring out the false, ring in the true.
Ring out the grief that saps the mind;
For those that here we see no more;
;Ring out the fend of rich and poor,
Ring redress to all ,mankind.
'Ring out a slowly dying cause,
And ancient forms of party strife;
Ring in the nobler modes of life,
With,sweeter manners, purer laws.
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Ring ,out the want, the care, the sin,
The faithless Oldness of the times;
Ring °tit, ring out my mournful rhymes,
But ring the fuller minstrel in.
Ring out false pride in place and blood,
The civic sla,ncler and the spite;
Ring in the love of truth and right,
Ring in the common love of good
Ring out old shapes of foul disease;
Ring out the narrowing lust of gold.
Ring out the thousand .wate of old,
Ring in the thousand years of Peace.
Ring in the -valiant man arid free, ,
The larger heart, the kindlier hand;
Ring, out the darkness of the. land,
Ring in -the Christ that is to be.
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Here for :the 1E161i:days
Mr. Cliff Robertson. from Stratford.
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Miss Mary 'Cosens, of Toronto:. . Saturday 29th., is the fast day of
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MiSs Edna Mnsgrove, KingstoPatterson 'a jewelery Sale. -
WANTED -- Boarders or roomers.
Apply to Mrs. Skelding, next to the
Public School.
LOST—Short tailed triediurn sized
black collie dog, white breast and
half of fade, no tag, answers to name
of Buster. Information leading to
the discovery bi same vell1 be re -
Weeded. Rueben Appleby. Phone3
on, 603.
NOTICEe-Parties who have hides or
skins at Pringles Glove 'Works,
kindly call for same on or before
Feb tst.
CA RItTAKER WANTED ---The ati-
dersigned will receive closed tend-
ets up to Dee. 3Xst, for tatetakee of
'vVilighattt Met hodiet chetele The
lowest tender. not necessarily accep-
ted. H. t. Isar&
BOARDERS W26;..14T/tP-I-Iigh. 3011001
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Mrs. Levis Is Dead
Many friends of Mr. L. W. Lavis
and family will deeply regret to lea.rn
of the ead death ef Mrs. I.,avis, which
occurred' at their home in Clinton, on
Saturday, Dec. 22nd. Besides a fami-
ly of nine children, she is survived by
an infant, Mrs. Levis was a most re-
spected lady beloved by all who knew
her.
LOCAL, ITEDIS
Miss Leah Currie, TOronto. Mr. Jas 'Gannett, Blinvale; has a
miss Nellie .tieek, Leeae.efew apples- which were grown in ro22,
and which" are as solidnow as the day
Miss Gunsago Kehoe, TOTonto: they were picked off the ,tree.
Miss Flora Gannett of Toronto.
Mi.ss Olive R.intoul, Niagara Fails.
Mr. Allen,„Reid.Dettoit. ,
Mr: Feed Manuel, Detroit.
Ma, Hannah, breakman en the
Si 13, has been confined to Inc: home
,attack „eaf".tousolitis Mre,
1-far1naft-has-IPStereitirned
the Winghana Hospital:
Miss Thehna Sanderson; Hamilton. Mr. James Gilmour who has, been
Miss Foxton Toronto.
, livingin A_rchyclale, Sask., for some
Miss Ruth I-ockmari, London. years has moved his family to Wing-
- Beth Curriee'ffiront0. e ham and have rented the Ha.nnahouse
Agnes Williamson, Hanover. °II Edward St., at present occuptedby Friday, (Dec. 28th)—Cottage pray-
MissMr. A. M. Crawford. er service at the home of Mrs. Wm.
Mr. Archie Williamson, Toronto.
i . Mrs. Alex Scott has moved her fam- Bell, Pleasant Valley.
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Miss Lizzie Johns, Pt. Colborne. ,ly from the residence corner on Vic- McColernan—Cowden Nuptials ......
Miss 'Margaret Piper; Toronto, • I toria and Frances streets where they
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The Methodist Church Notes
to a. re.—Meeting for prayer and
praise_
re a. no—Morning Worship, subject,
New Year's Resolutions".
2.30 p. m.—Struday School.
7 pt m...—Evening Service, subject,
The other Wise Mae, illustrated
with beautiftd colored slide& This set
is one personally collected. by the Rev.
S. T. Bartlett and is the first time
.sheatte outside of Toronto,
Monday—Watch Night Service, ser-
vice will commence at Id p.m. and con-
tinue until midnight
Wednesday—Mid week service of
prayer and praise.
Thursday, 8 p. m.—Choir practice
Miss. Annie.' Wetter, 'Toronto,
-Mr. and Mrs Harry.WeltortSarnia,
Mr. Earl Johns, Toronto.
Mr. Fred lsard, TorontO.
Mr. Fred BeII, Detroit
Mr...Corson Boyce; Brantford.
Mr. Kirkwood Hutton, BrusSels.
have lived. for several years to the -
place at the home of Mts. E. Hart,
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cottage on Frances St. opposite the
Greeneeuee,. on John Street, at 8.30 on Christmas,
morning, when her eldest daughter,
A traveller was heard to reina.rk Eva eVerona Cowden and John mc_
that in very few towns did he notice Coleman, son of Mr. and Mrs. John
more daintly dressed. Christmas -win- McColernan of North Bay,,Ont., were
dews than those in Wiegham. married by the Rev. Chas. E. Cragg,
1 - One smart young lady we noticed ' B. D. Mr. Hai -old Cowden, brother of
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all Remedies. we will give you
"FREE" an aquarium, consiSting
of a Globe, Gold,
Food, etc.
We aleo have a nice 6o ounce globe
with ornament, a, Gold Fish and
sea shells for $1.00
The "Gift Problem" is easily solved by a visit to our store. There
— are nurnProus articles at $r oo and under in Ivory Ebony ChocelPtes,
Stationery, Toilet Articles, etc., etc.
• Phonographs $39 00 and upwards on easy payments
Kodaks, Cameras, Pipes, Cigars 8r etc., all prices,
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Dr. Redmond's Mother Passes . 1 MARRIED
Dr. Redmond returned. on Monday ILinklatei--Sadler Friday, Dec,
from Lansdowne where he attended 2)st, at the horne of the bride's par-
thd funeral of his rnother, who pa.ssed ents, by the Rev. Geo. Pugsley, Rd -
away on ;Wednesday, Dec. loth., na Josephine, only-. dattgliter of Mr..
her YerebarTe'rt;aatftteir foruesriaweeneckeof s to MDrr.s'Ejitlillesets SWadeill-LoifriSkltartaetrilr°oYi
/less as the result of an apoplectic Haileybury, only son Of Mr. arid
stroke. Iyfrs. Wm.'s Linkiater of Winglianz.
m"ris Has Balance IVIr. R. Bert Abell, manager of the
From, the annual Financial State- Dominion- Store, spent Christmas at
ment the following particulars are his home in Lucknow.
gleaned: Total receipts $66,625;
s ges $einmge ri2ts; ginracvluode$7R96o;a dsschaonodu PrTettiteY raDaercreiatrigbeei,rv aWs :odideitnngn z e d, on s
316; drains $8,144; salaries $to8o; turday, December 22ncl, of Dr. Fer-
tion expenses $76; stationery, printing, mentie E. Reid -Allen .of Wingham,to
etc. $186; Board of Health $127; Law Dr. Augustus Reginald Diftral of Ash -
costs $623; sheep killed $,Soi charity tibula, Ohio. The bride looked_ partic-
$481; debentures $11,83o; rniscella.ne-„, ularly lovely, in a simple gown of
oals't $336. There are 16 Municipal white brocaded. French crepe, trimmed
Drains. Total expenditure $42,563. ;with rhinstones and caught at the left
iside with a beautiful rhinstone buckle.
Her tulle veil was bound to her head
by bands of orange blossoms. she
wore the groom's gift, a green gold
and platinum pendant set with pearls
and diamonds, and she carried a show-
tvir. Jarvis Lattonee Lortd. o_n. oe,e okrre 17Vin" Tompkins- _who has land,Miss Annie Hiapfer cotisin of the
with, the throngS of , X., mas shoppers I the .bride, supported the bridegroom,
Passed her" cloth MileStone. .1bride, assisted her. -rb. bride, gowned
Mr. Jarries:Perdue, Sault Ste. Marie.
'Mr. Chas, Anderson, Hamilton,
If we have overlooked mentioning in white alltyrne crepe heavily beaded
Miss Addie Proctor, London. I your -friends ar visitors in this paper, ' - '
Miss May. Williamson, North 13ay. don't blamueess.tus. You did not tell us
Mr. Cherie Isa.rd Brantford. of Your g
Miss Edna Smith of Kitchener 'Many happy returns to Mr. Hiram
Lower Wingham, who cele -
'`Mr. B. C. Brandori of Hanover.
with irradiscent beads weartng a bri-
dal veil and carrying a hoequet of
roses and lilies of the valleyoentered
on the arm of her brother; as Miss
Edith Kew; played the wedding march
Smith,
brated his 84th birthday on Monday, The nuptials were performed taider
an evergreen arch through which
Dec. n4th.
The biggest bargains is yet to come
Mr. Henry Aitcheson of Sarnia. ori Saturday 2eth., the la.st day of Pat -
Mr Forest Wilson of Leamington. terson's Big jewelery Sale,
Mies Eva Boyle of Walkerton.
Mr. Herman Hall of Detroit
The choir f St I s Church held
Mr. Harvey Aitcheson of Goderich.
a Chrtsttnas tree and social evening io
Mr. Harold Mann, Toronto.
Mr. Everett I-Ienderson, Detroit.
Miss Margaret Flynn, Detroit.
Miss Greta Ilueston of Toronto.
Mr. Merchant:—You...will have a tra- She wore the groom's gift, a beauti-
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Radio is Fast Approaching
Mr. and Mrs. Carl E, Judson install-
ed--kradio in their suite at the Bruns-
wick Hotel this week It was the
Attwater-Kent type sold by A. M.
Crawford There are now a dozen ra- er boquet of Isalarney roses, white or-
clios Wingharn, and we understand chid s and lilies of the valley.
another dozen people are almost ready The bridesmaid, Miss Elsie Stewart„
to instal. The editor had the pleas- I was charming in a gown of Plaided
tuor ea of i altiisgthetneirn ganidn noeniecenoi night hct arpeteenmt
l green of Columbia roses and wore a
georgette crepe, and. carried a
Milian sending him Christmas Greet- gold broaCh set with a tourinoline and
ings, They were in Chicago and he oti diamonds, the gift of the groom. Mr.
his exploring trip on his boat in the Melirlle Edge of Hamilton, acted as
Artic Ocean.
strands of tinsel threaded their way.
The bridesmaid was gowned in sand
cantten crepe trimmed with gold beads.
During the signing of the register
Miss Doris Hart, sister of the bride,
sang, "The Harbour of Dreams", af-
the Parish Hall, on TuesdaY evening ter which about twenty-five guests sat
last. Each member of the choir was down. to a dainty wedding breakfait
ithe recipient of a beautiful gift, pre- The bride's travelling dress was of
Mr. George Doughesh, Detroit. ' I sented by some other. member of the saud crepine trimmed with karaliska
!choir who drew their name, fur, and her hat and shoes matched.
best man, and the Rev Mr. Cragg per-
formed the ceremorty. The wedding
music was played by Miss Maude Bei1
who iook-ed pretty in a dress of mauve
Gathering of mcpougall Clan
A reunion of the McDougall Clan
took place on Christmas Da.y at the,
re satin trimmedwith silver rtbbon, She
home of Mr. Audeew .McDoegeo.., wore a, diaitibad. and .:5-a-pf.-ii}e-
the gift of tlie groom. The groom s
gift to the best man i.vas amythest
tie pin, andi the bride gave. to the girt
friends who, assisted, bracelets of car-
ved ivory. Friends were there front
Ottawa, Kitchener, Stratford and
Teeswater.
Alter the wedding breakfast Dr. an
Mrs. DuVal left on -their lmneymoon
Lower Wingham, those preseet were';
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. McDougall and
family of Petrone; Mr. and Mrs. W.
A. McDougall of Saskatchewan; Ma
and Mrs. George Fitzpatrick; Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Kerr and Mt. and Mrs
Chas. Carter and their families of E.
Wawanosh; Mrs. Wm.' Ceaser, Miss
Sarah McDougall and Mr. Leslie Mc-
Dougall of Belgrave, and Mary Mc- for Hamilton, Buffalo and New York
Dougall of Wingliam. The only ab- State, after 'which they will reside in
sentee of Mr. McDougall's family was Aslitibula, Ohio. The bride travelled
Mrs. Wm. Griffin of Ingersoll. in a Ftenelt dress of black satin ctepe
Miss Frances Lockeridge of Niag- yeller eall on you in the next few days ful muskrat coat, The groom present -
are Falls. soliciting orders for counter check ed the bridesmaid and pianist with
Mr. and Mrs. Torn Brandon, Bay- books. If he does here what he has lovely French Satours end the grooms
field.
done in other towns he will tell you man with a pair of gold cufflinks.
Miss Mabel and Evelyn Angus Tor- that he is the only one you can buy The happy couple will reside in
from that local agents have been dis- North Bay.
onto.
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continued, "Pay no attention to him
but save your order for the Advance,
we are still selling check 'books, and
are 'prepared to give our customers
Keep ",your eye on Patterson's, Big
slaughter' Peweiery sale; ends Satur-
day 29th.. '
Mr, and Frank Lockeridge and three
children. of Detioit,
Mr. Howard C. Gray of Niagara
Falls.
Mr. Jack Maxwell, Toronto College
of Pharmacy,
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Cross of Brook-
lyri,
Mr. Jas. Allen of Huron College,
Irondon,
Mr. David Ferric of Ktox College,
Toronto,
'Miss Clara, Miss Viola Isard, Miss
Mabel Isard, Toronto.
Mt. and Mts. A. J. Bush. and little
daughter from Buffalo.
Dr. Ernest Linklater and bride of
Haileybury.
would be in a great deal better shape
than it is at present. When th,t
law is presented let us all got together
and give it a boost. It will mean a
thriving industry arid that is one thing
that Witighain needs; it will also mean
few ne wfairdlies to our population
and employment for 25 ladies as well
as 5 or 6 experienced
The committee who ate working
with the toaril.of Trade and the coun-
cil ere \{essri. 3. A. MacLean, S. Ben-
net, D. Redmond, C. P. SmithJ,
McLean, R. Vanstotie atid Dudley
Holmes. Atter careful investigation
these men think it is a good thing.
Town Hall is Scrubbed
The auditorium of the Winghani
town ball has undergone a severe op-
eration. It has received its first scru-
bbing in over five years, and it looks
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Mr. Otto Johann's sale of pur
pigs was very good.
charalettse, with which she wore
bred coat: of 1-tudson Seal, trimmed with
Isablk and a small black satin hat.
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'Putting It Up Straight
We have corrected our mailing lists
this vveelc, and the label on your paper
should now read Dec. 24 meaning that
your Advance is paid for up till Dec,
.3Ist., 1924. We felt the need of A
little money to tide us over the Xmas
holidays and also to pay up several
accounts at the end of the year, but
promised ourselves and a few credi-
tors, that we would be able to pay by
the end of the month. Now what has
been the result? About fifty of our
thousand subscribers whose subseript-
ions happen to expire at the end of the
year (and a few hundred others expir-
ed earlier in the year) have tints far
come across. If you happen to be one
a those who have paid, we thank you
sincerely, if you are one of those who
1 a e overlooked paying please be
North Huron Plowmen
Following are the office bearers of
the newly constituted Plowmen's As-
sociation of North Huron Cor the co-
ming year: President, Allan Adams;
Vice Pres., Robt, McDonald; Sec'y-
Treas., L. E. Cardiff; Directors, C.
McQuarrie, N. H. Cardiff, W. 13road-
foot, Jas. McCutcheon, P. Doig, T.
Lovell, A. McKercher, A. Gallaher,
A, Crooks, R. Michie, T. Miller, W.
Speir, T. Ritchie, S. Wilton, G. R.
Muldoon, j, Davidsota 3. Douglas, W.
Vti1II t. Shortreed, L. Williamson, j.
Lovell, R, Coultes, Wni. N, Robinson,
Alex. McGowan, Jas. Taylor and T.
R. Bennett. Meeting of Directors will
be tailed in Ione to arrange for plow-.
111 it match next °doter.
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good enough to do so at once. We
should take in at least $5oo during the
last couple of weeks in, December and
count on this in order to settle up
few of our acebunts. This year a
great many have overlooked tis, prob
differeet.plate. W. Stokes and M. -
ably thinking that the account is 80
Dolan, two trusted employees of the. small that it does not matter. Dear
town, went to work with a "will and 1 Mt John Hopper, Mrs. McCrea and reader, you are simply one M almost
made the transformation. They did Mrs. Pike, who have been in Wyatt for 2000 subscribers. Row long could we
not, stoA at the main floor but scrub- the past couple Of weekS owing to the continte if everyone left off paying
bed doh. the three stairs. The floor serious Meese of Mrs. William Hop- their paper until later or next time
has 8111,C been treated to an applieat. per, returned to Thesattlen Wednee- they felt that they had $2,o0 they could
ion of oil 'under the supervision of day. We are pleased to report that spare,
Chief Allen, Now for getting a few Mrs. 'Hopper is progressing after tm-i Help US, by paying your little ac-
itoreof the kale spots off the wall and der:going a moet Seriettte operation it coutrH arid we will help ()there by pay -
the painters scaffolds AWA3t, VltitIgbanl Gcmet-Ai HosPitia lag our largo accountS.
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We extend GREETINGS to
our Many Good Friends
for your Generous Support
during ISO.
tr.'?
May Health and Prosperity arida boun-
teous share of all good things be yowl
during the years that are to be.
--the sincere w sh of
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TON; GOOD lflO. .rciRz