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Norman ltonehouse of Landon, opeut
tilt holidays with Ilia parents, *PAl% crud
Mrs. Stonehouee.
Mrs Brooks and daughter of Centritia, ,
spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. F. F
Anderson
SPRING_
Harry Armstrong spent Baster at itis
hot -PC,
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Z Mics Citrtie Bone, who is teaching in
Bothwell, is spending the holidays with
her mother. Mrs Bone.
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Mt Tont Stewart of Blyth, spent Sun-
day with his parentsY Mr. and Mrs Sandy
Stowart
� Miss. McCurdy's Auction Sale last
Thursday was a decided. success. Sale
amounted to nearly five thousand dollars.
Ladies will be pleased to know that our store is nwv Mr. Stothers, Huron County district
y , representative, held a meeting in the
Ladies fine tailored Suns
stocked VPltlil new Spring goods. a�0 school Thursday evening last regarding
X in trlcatines, gabardines and serges also with vestees and ��� School lairs for this district, and as ?s
l 9 result the school of this district intend put..
+ tin on a fair this fall and from the in -
belts, $35,00 to $65.00, Ladies silk and serge dresses �n
�"'„+ tsetse taken on Thursday night it pram-
- copenbagen blues, n:avys and browns in overskirt and AoTt � isesto beaeuccess. '
° sleeve st les. Ladies' tricatine "coats in reindeer, browns, The many friends of Mrs. John Clegg.
will be pleased to learn that while still in
the Wingham Hospital she is. doing
sands)
navy. ��� ����'���` nicely and we hope will soon be able to
return to her home in the village.
Mrs, W. J.. Geddes and daughter, Miss
Annie are spending a few days with
friends in Londesboro t
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}"' I t f.l e Mr, and Mrs. Telfer and little daughter.
b t } Spent Easter with friends in Wingbain.
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Rev. Mr. Strafford of Brussels, will
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Spent
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Mr. Harvey Garniss t De t
Easter with his brother hi town.
g fi j' 'Mr. Richard Sanderson of 1-lullett, has
r purchased Mr. Fred Haggitl's residence
,I on Morris St.
Reeve Cutt, held a :ale of his bousAold
' effects ort Saturday. Mr, Jas, Taylor o
SPRINGNOVELTIES—. Waists in crepe-de-ci�enes
r� n Beigravc was the auctioneer. Mr. Cott
from $7.50 to $13.50` 'Neckwear from d 5c to $2.00- Cor- and family have purchased a home in
((�� c� 7 �t Goderich. whore they intend to reside
sets from ,$2.0 0 to $3.5 0. ��, The marriage of Mr, A. Wells and bliss
Gibson of "Wroxeter, took place Wednes
clay, April 7th. Congratulation,i Archie.
Miss Godwin of London, assisted th
l� choir of the: Methodist Church for th
A N AX Easter festival.
The Annual Vestry Meeting of Trinity
Church was held on Monday. The Church
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✓ ��✓� �a tt>, �.e, �y ��e �ea Wardens were given an exrontion of,tim
�®bX:rUlXA ZX XX X XXXXX dz'A�`i XX to complete their financial statement. I
was decided to install a furnace in tbt
Church and Mr, G. A. McLaughlin, Blyth
t � Mr. Michael Alton wjto has been in g }'
� >l �t ■CSO QO;i�`4t1I"%9f �i����� the West, for a number of years is visit- tinsmith, was given the order, Mr. F
ing his brothers in Ashfield. Metcalf was re-elected! Lay R present
ring
■ millinery
! ative tri Synod, Messrs, J. B rierna
,. Those visiting out of town for Easter and Gco, .!totter, appointed Auditorfi
Sill UA1 j included Nliss Money; Miss Martha Mr-
� The adjourned Vestry ;fleeting will b
Y' j Callum, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McMillan, hold on Monday, May 3rd,
rpm i Miss Elva Johnston, 91rs. J. H. Carruth,
ttom�.,., Those at their homes here were ,
AYIJVG ??RICES' i'Mary Connell. Toronto; Hugh Anderson
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Toronto; Alex Lockhart, Toronto; Jim
Cr.<» t -•-•-In Carrievale, Sask„ on Thurs
Scrimgeour, Milverton; T. Aitchison,
C()i"t'eCt Styles,rJAd , day March 18, 1920, Andrew Clow
'.,• teG Thedford; Cara McQuillan. Kingston;
quality, combined with tat~ � beloved husband of Mary iVfacTntosh
} yr o Ernie Milison', Hamilton;' Dean Geddes, and formery of 'Whitechurch.
l()i3" price-, has mad t7 i Oil Spring; Steele lIlacKenzie, Elmira;
t111,S the busiest spot ill t
Mr. and Mrs. P. Stewart, Stratford; Nor-
town ,1 � matt Paterson, Teeswater; Fraser Pater- BURN
son. Toronto' George Paterson, Toronto;
•-O- Mrs. Clark and daughter, Southampton; Aaj)9uso:l-In East Wawanosh, Satlir
Alicia Mitchell Midland; Lillian Mitchell,
�•x. Hundreds of smart trimmed , day, April 3rd to Mr. and Mrs Olive:
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ready-to-wear Hats, from °54.00 Toronto,• Mable McClure, Stratford; G. Anderson,la,daughter. eau
to $6.00. Clare Agnew, Detroit; Miss MacDonald,
Toronto; ;lira. Gough, Detroit; Clarence:
Spence, Toronto; Gladys Rivers, Wing -
Pictorial Review world's best Saltine; the Tkiby,
air !tarn; Bert Rivers, London; bred Carruth, The strange custUla of asitia
patterns for sale here, g
'Wingham; Ethel Howe, Windsor. new-born babies is still practiced fn.
Mr. GordonYoung of iNingham, visit- certain regions of Europe and Asia.
� BAZAAR.NGHAM The ntalitie caries with the differing
ed at the hon4e of Atex. Nicholson on the nal.ionalities of fire peUloies eittlploy-
2ch Con. Kinloss. ing it. The Armenians of .Russia
cover the entire skin of the infant
The household effe.ts of Messrs. Abe with very fine salt. - This is left on
Highest Prices Paid for l ggs, Cash or `TradeDurnin, Wm. lUotiglas� and Wm. Hackett. the baby for three hours or more,
were moved to Clinton, last week by train when it is washed off with. warm
�r�, ,}� !■■���� ffi,��a�t jjf��pp and auto truck, wetter. A mountain tribe of Asia,
Minor, are eyen more peculiar in
Miss Hendry of Teeswater, visited this regard Chap tied: Armenians, for
„ friandts in town on Good Friday, they are alleged to peep their naw
Ltuckll'l ow i ing snowstorm, Old Xing Winter, like miss MacLean is visiting her mother, born babies covered 1vith Balt for p:
the Keiser, is a stubborn individual and period of tweny-four hours. Tho
Under the auspices of the lathe's bible ' Mrs Lauchlan McLean on the gravel, modern Greeks also sp;ri,nkle their
is loosening; his lisle with reluctance.
class of the Methodist Church, Jessie s r.. babiess with. salt, The mothers inlag-
Alexander appeared in the town hall He steins to have trained a slight victory ine that this practice brings health
Thursday night and was lotadly applaud. at present. l Morrisand strength to their offspring, and
ed by a large audience. Sbe gave Eeveral A very quiet wedding was solemnized j :Hiss Hazel Armstrong spent a few serves to keep away tho evil spirits
i at the manse St Helens when Gladys! days at Hepworth, last week. as well.
numbers and proved to be,a, capitalY p - = -
entertainer. tither numbers ort the pro -'0111Y daughter a£' MP, and Mrs. Jas. i !Fir, and Mrs, Alex Coutts of Wingtram, A Dandy Dish
„ram included duets by Wable and 11,ar- Hyde was united in marriage to Mr. f spent lite holiday with Mr. R, H'etbering- What has been considered b
old Alleu, solo by firs, J W. Joynt,' Sarl Cranston. The ceremony was per- ton. Oriental ePleures as the dainties
Character drill by a number of young !formed by Rev. fir. Jamieson. After a Mr. and Mrs Alex Gatneron of Turtt- dish in China;, the birds' `lest, .is the
`;iris, a dialogue by tVi1£recl Murdochand snort honeymoon the young couple will' product of the sea swallow, which
'take tip their residence at St, Helens, c berry, vloited the: latter s mother, Mrs, constriicts Isis nest of a gelatinott
I;idnn IZeitt, anda. sons lir iflisser, I:tts ; p i U. Gray last Sunday. substance taken from sea Ino.m. The
Johnston, *Mary Ratliv,61 andWinuifred- Miss Phoebe Congraln, a student of Mr. and Mrs Maxwell Abraham and Oltinese method of pxeparintr the
Atfustrong, who represented England, nests school, and daughter of Master'V�rnc of Grey, are visiting bid nests for the table jo to twatc thein
Ireland and Scvtlaud. The ladies would g g veld bell their` e mill until taco are
.ill', and Mrs. Crites. Con rem of Kinloss neighbors on 1sk line. ver;; tender. Then they ort: pittec'tl to
have 11 !lice; wurplttq :after expenses were s Twp , waq the winner of first price in this 'Miss Flossie Haines of Inwood, spent clear soul) and are wady feet vwo, Oil
Paid, and well de.eryed to, as this Corr- 1919 Victory Loan 139say competition. I a couple of weeks witb her motber, Mrs. lits trip to China, Olin. r;,,'`tr vnm
t,.ert was „tte of the best sevu here for and has just received a `silver tnedalgiva n • .Haines. much feted, and etre of tit(! distiv 3
�rrtue tittle. i J act before fitiu wit the birtdoll,at.
as a tuatk of her success. hilse Congram .
Mrs. J. taasemore and file. G. Stephens
+ piano dance ww; fieri in the town also won the medal for a lilts competition, of Stratford, visited at Mr. John Cast» ...•� -
hall crit friday alight and drew a fair. in 1918, and is to be congratulated! upon `more's last week.
trvww,l. Attvtherballwillrte1xl11'!hur:.- her success Graham McNay w.onj t Huron Baseball League
1lcty `lit ht this week, Illaekstctne MOIC' second prize for this district in 1519. , tea Ploretcel Aitchison tit Rhatira, A movement i6 under way to lltive.
rt<s twill *tapl,ly ntusir. 41visited her sister, lMre. Will Abraham baseball league ill tb,.s district, consistint
In a Carnpetititibn put an by the 'V'Valk- , `tris rva"ek
tlarti�lei i )strander hwi installeel au erica Egg and Dairy Co. for condition in c4 Lucknow, Wingham, Clinton, Scaforth,
tmygett a1•t t4leitc- welding,, plant in hiy which 'cream was delivered!. �"F, W,1 �r"..'Inch and Goderich, sfimewhat similial
,hop and is ptopaileil to It tntlte:tll kindle 1.101 won fourth prize. MAARRIED to the organization that operated sono
c,f %otk. t year's ago. Zurich lies taken the initative
l'hE re. r•ectn4
it) 1,e gttite a 1listutbauce~ Mee. Pritchard of Toronto, visited; i Itrt, t4-;itr.tt t u - (1rl Msrclr it3thr t1t elle and a sheeting is to be held shortly tc
r frittttfs in town. 1 further trio plan•. Thr..
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t n Tofan cr
well 1 a it ire Churchof he l r ' lea t b proposition
llttit.11}, tit( t'it:tntttr , .i, el tt t. q C.h pip y, , Y
I,t iow. etutr lx opic wrrc looking for Cttlrenrt Froser left lost week for the Rtv, jay I;sig, t°V, J, IliCics to tiadie proving vety favoraibi't to the lovers o
Amte,t. aiiNtMug after the• tlispit[v ref the west, Latimer I'lumb, !tied ikdit I.. FAdett) the game and every ataiatatnce is protmis
'wrthe'rn light-; s frit• llightet 3g,t, theft Mr. Tom Webeter of Dttroft, a ,former both of Toronto. The bride is at f4mer M. :multi@ other canters, •BWAstt, lythe,
a fine thunder 4torrm it nae k asks 31111 resideint t f town, fat rte %wimlg sagnsin- �fi� 0J to t>rtrp known by . Lochalsh and oth mt tars abide artimms t
last might h0t.iiing in tits midst of rag• two; hor■. t� aT radon, �' pet Ih Moo.
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Eggs
Eggs
i l ig lwst prices paid,
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Gracey Old Stand, Phone 62,
WINO"AWt MARKETS
(Correct up till Wednesday 1}oon)
Wheat No. 2 Spring ......1 98 to 2 55
Wheat No, 2 Fall .. , ...1 96 to 2 65
Flour,...,: . ... 6 50 to 7 b0
Laid .................... 35 to 3s
Butte! .•. ............ 55 to 00
Eggs. ...... .......... 41 to 45
Cattle, mid., butchers.. 9 00 to 10 00
Cattle, butchers choice. JI 00 to. 12 00
Hogs, liveweight ... , . 18 00 to 18 50
Flay ..................10 00 to 2100
Cream .... ........... .... to 68
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Carpenter and Builder
Plans and specifications furnished where
required.
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seed grain. lasrersthingtnttstbe role without
reserve. Tdrms of riulo —alt gems of $10.00 t%nd
unties, cash• over that amount S months
credit will kip titre on furnishing npproged
joint notes or a straight disoount or 4 per coni
ufrfor oasn,
NvU.
MoultsnaE:, Proprietor,
t3tJA•Nt''I, , AA citioneer.
St.. Paul's Church Notes
April lith, Sunday after Easter, 11 a
f tri. -Children's Missionary Service,- Pres
entation of Lenten self-denial offering
offerings, from congregation to augmerr
the S, S. Lenten offering; 2,30 p, m. -
Sunday School and Bible Class; 7.00 p
- in. -Evensong, subject, "Moses in Egypt'
Wednesday, April 14th, a missionar,
e tea will be given by Mrs. W. G. Gray, a
e her home, Minnie St., from 3 30 to 6, SC
offering in aid of Woman's Auxiliary.
Friday, April oth, A meeting of the
W. A. will be held at the basement of tit,
church for the purpose of packing a bale
It All invited
Remember a welcome awaits you at St
Paul's Church. All seats free,
Parker-Couerill Nuptials
A very pretty wedding was so] niz a
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Samut
Auditors, Parker, Con. 10, Culrgss, on the evening
M arch 31st., at five o'clock. When thei
second eldest daughter, Sophia was unite,
in marriage to Mr. Samuel Cotterill c
Toronto. The ceremony was performe
by Rev. J. L. Foster. The bride enterej
_ the parlor leaning on the. arm of he
father, who gave her away, and the brid-.
party took their places tinder an arch c
evergreens and roses, to the strains c
Lohengrin wedding march, played. b'.
Miss Ada Thacker, a cousin of the bride
The bride looked charnlirg :gowned it
white Georgette Crepe with Tulle veil and
a wreath of orange blossoms, Mh
r Remelda Parker, sister of the bride actin
' as bride's maid, wore 'a dress of Coper
hagen silk and Georgette, Mr, K, Ainsli
Burgess, brother4n4aw of the groom, act
ed as best man, •
After theceremony, and the youn
couple had received the felicitations c
their friends, and signed the register
Miss Daisy Aylen sang, "Oh Lover Divin
and Tender," All repaired to the dining
room and partook of a sumptuous dinner
The evening was spent in social inter
course, with games and' music. Th
groom's gift to the bride was a gold per,
dant set"with pearls, to the brlde's main
a gold bracelet, to the groom's man gol,
» intial cuff links, to the pianist a peal
bead neck lace; The bride and groor.
were the recipients of many costly an
useful gifts, showing the high esteem i
which the young couple are held;
The guests numbered about one hur
dred, besides the neighbors of the bride
There were friends from Toronto, Algoma
London, Dungannon, Cargill, Wingban,
Y Mr. and Mrs. Cotterill will be at home t
t their friends in Mount Dennis, .Torontc
after April loth.,
s There many friends join in wishin
theist many happy Years of wadded life.
say It W i t h Flowem
9 Ir MRALS, WEDDINGS, ETC,
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Potted PU rAo and Cat Pfow*ra
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Catalogues tabovnn on rttrl•tte:tt•
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>�it�1�lElmiL'" :EXAAPt's
The prime Merit in the career of the
public school ptipll, the Rntranco imm.
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Oxfords o. women
!nation hat! been est this year for June 2t3,
.will
29. and 3,0: At alas o'clock on June 28,
the senior fourth pupils from the public
,,'�t:uc ri' this,e
Season
is sols and lire ' schools will file
in trepidation i separate
t o the examination hall
and we wish to bring
and the braves t will hold his breath,
though he may not acknowledge It, white,r
inspectors and assistants will distribute)
to yoWr attendO this
the innocent looking papers which will)
make or rrie the school career the l
pupil sad the gases will be on. Itt is a
CXcell' nt valucx
test to be sure but as school life is .sup-
posed to be a training for life if every-
thing is made too easy the training will
not be received. The time -table is as
follows:
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June 28, a• m, grammar; p. m. writing.
geography.
June 28, a. M. arithmetic, p, m, litera•
ture,
June 30 a, m. composition, p m. spell.
ing, History.
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(Ips And Downs
The ups and downs of newspaper life,
was exemplified on Monday when the
Made of fine Dongola Kid with neat toe and
editor received two letters from the
Spool heel; in all sizes for women 2i to 7.
United States. One read in part as fol-
lows, "Enclosed please find two dollars
to renew our subscription for another
Price 4.$5 per pair.
year to TnE AnvA,Ncs. We have a. real
scrap every week for who will get it first,'
This subscription did not expire until
We have this sanne Shoe in Sport heel at the
June 1st and the payment pays it until
sarne price.
1921. The other letter was from North
Fairfield, Ohio, and read, "Stop THE Ap-
vAiNou as it is now run out some months,
we are leaving here and do not know
We WILLIS
wbere we will locate so you can't send it."
til
This subscription ran out five months ago,
SOLE AGENT FOR LADIES'
and we will collect the amount owing even
though the Harper family have no ad-
dress to send it to. What a difference
and how much smaller the latter people
look'
AND DERBY SHOES ,FOR MEN.
"Olivet To Calvary""
The Sacred Cantata, I Olivet to Cal-
vary," which was given in St. Andrews
Churchlast• Tuesday evening, proved a
big success. The large choruses under
Stone, Haney and F. Frill. Mr. F. Her;
success 4f the Cantata.
Mr. Cowers, baton showed very clearly
more, who has lately arrived here from
The lantern views of the Holy Land
that they had been drilled in masterly
Kent, England, possesses an exceptionally
presented by Rev. Dr, Perrie, were very
way. The attack and finish, the light
fine Baritone voice and delighted his
much admired and helped to prepare the
anshading were very beautiful. The
audience with his several numbers. Mr.
the last
way for .
the Cantata.
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Our
choruses -"'The Entry into Jerusalem,'Henmore
sang same solos year
congratulations go to Mr. Cowell,
"In the Temple" and the night scene in
n Calcutta, Ind! hilt stationed there
i a, w s a
so 1 trained
who ably arced the choir to such a
Gethsemanae were very effective ' Thedoing
duty for King and Country, during
height of perfection, and it is the earnest
Betrayal scene and the scene in Pilate i the
Great War.
wish of all who heard it that such a stand-
Palace, where the people rejected Our I
Miss B. Reynolds was the Organist for
and of music be upheld in Wingham and
'seeing
Saviour and called for Barnabas, were
the evening and played the accompani-
supported, that we have such a
very vivid and worked up to a splendid!
ments with good taste and expression,
man as Mr. Cowell, who can accomplish
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climax, the cry of that ''Crucify," "Cru- f
which 'added very much indeed to the such wonders with amateur singers.
eify," will long be remember by all those
who heard it. ' Special mention must be
made of the three beautiful Hymns, that
were so smoothly and reverently sung.
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The Alto Solo was ably sung by Miss
Bertha
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McKay, whose pleasing voice was
heard to great advantage in that beautiful--=-�
Aria, "He was Despised," her low notes
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being exceptionally good.
WINGHAM, ONTARIO -PHONE 166
The Soprano Solo was taken by
Miss Hilda Cowell and her sweet, clear
The school with competent instructors and superior courses. Graduates
placed in positions Affiliated with the Elliott Business College in Toronto
tones in the lovely blending, "Drop, Sac-
and the Central Business College, Stratford.
red Head," made a touching finish to a
Write for free catalogue. Enter any time.
beautiful composition.
The difficult solos for. Tenor and Bass
D. A. McLachlan, Pres. Murray McLeish, Prin.
were very ably sung by Messrs. Fyfe, R.
naa ON I IRE ns
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(Get our Apices beforie buying.)
Curtains and Draperies
Scrims, Voiles, Marquesites, Madras plain and
fancy Cretones` Art •Sateens, Tapestrys, Chintz, Repps
etc., etc,
Prices 50c to $4.00 per yard. �
Window Shades
Plain Green and plain Cream Duplex Shades. We
make shades to order, in any color or size, plain or
with lace and insertion.
Brass Rods and Poles
Kirsh Rods—Cottage Poles—Brass Tubing ---any
size and length.
Eureka Electric
Vacuum
RUGS, LINOLEUM,
OIL. CLOTHS
Rugs Wilton, Axminster, Brus-
sels and Tapestry. Sizes 2x3, 21x3,.
3x3, 3x3J, 3Jx4, 4x5,
Prices $18.00 to ;,;200.00,
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t.Inoleuirn—Best quality linol-
sums, in all widths and now pat-
terns, widths 2, 3, 4 yd;;.
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