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XXXXXXXXX*XXXX XXXXXX31XXX@" Xi" Vessid Mcuol t1'romilto, 14 Visit.
ing at the home of lit";'Wents, Mr. arid
Mr, and Mrs. Gus GARtillett and daugh-
ter, Thelma ate visiting with friends here.
T T
'Wi*pndow 5'&� a I e Xessr�i. C. and F,. Xerlson of Hanover,
are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
OF 0 Ireenaway.
Mr. 1,ectuard F,,Iliott spent Sunday with
friends at Fordwicb.
Mr. Harold Holines, Toronto, is visit�
Men's Fine Shirts ing at h is hoine here.
Belgrave
on Sale $2.1-9 X July 26 was Belgravelo Civic holiday,
The three Sunday Schools United -Ind
journeyed to Bayfleld, where a picnic was
held. A large number availed theni-
Reg. $3.00 and 3.50. selves of this pleasant drive tl�d spent
the day in the beoutiful park, arid oil the
W. G. R., Arrow and Tooke beach at Bayfieia Vverybody expressed
themselves in favour of oi�lkiug this all
annual event, such a pleasant time was
.-all best shirts. spent,
Sorry to report Durican Robertson still
very low.
C. 0, F. Gqrden Party at Garner
Nicholson's oil Thursday, Aug. Slit. Big
tiiiie expected. Neighboring courts are
X all invited to take part in the procession
at 7,30 O'clock.
The bus load of young people due to
arrive at Belgraye, from the picnic at
7 45 was in some way delayed and did
not arrive until after dark, but before
daylight.
miss iullia Grigg of lietroit, is visiting
hei brother, Mr. Jas. Grigg.
Revs. Boyle and Peters are away Oil
their vacation.
North WVV indow Now citizens settl el down and be good -
Dave McGill is on the sick list, we hope
he will soon be well again.
Mr. Win. J. Procter has gone on a trip
On Sale -Balance of Ladies' Surn- to tile West.
Rev. Boyle, and family have left fill.% -
mer Silk' Tweed and Serge Coats. week for their cottage at Sauble Beach.
ing two
Rev. a�nd Mrs. Peters are tak'
in
weeks holidays, and visiting friends
Your choice London and Guelph.
Mr. and Mrs, John Clegg are spendi ng
a few weeks in Toronto.
00,0 w22*50 Mr, and Mrs. J. Knott of Roblin, Man.,
$160!j spent a few days at J, A.' Brandoti's.and
other friends. Mr, and Mrs. Knott. mot-
ored front their home at Roblin to Duluth
Regular $25.00 to $45.00. 'taking the boat ' there Ciled to Sarnia,
Lhen from Sarnia by motor to Belgrave,
and are making the trip on to Port Perry..
Me, Alex. Bryans ha's retqrned home
after a two months trip to Ireland.
XtVIC George and Mable Ferguson, Jim and
0. X- May Perdue, spent Sunday with friends
a nl[l a C. Pe at Grand Bend.
Mr. Walter Wray of Sault Ste. Marie,
isvisitingatthehomeofj. A. Brandon,
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BUSINESS CHAINGE
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To Reduce Stock
yj No,9 Coil 'wire', reg. 7.50 6.50' New Perfection Ovens, reg. 8,50 6.50
-�IeC&i6 Wasl�qrs, reg. 110.00 95.00'
Cook stoves and ranges, heating stove,
9.' special price.,
1900 �lravity washers, reg. 22.00,' 1. 10
Clothes wri*ngers, reg. 8.00 7.00 Lawn.hose, reg. 25c per. ft. 20F per ft.
Two ply roofing, reg 4.40 . . 4.00
New Perfection 4 bu,rner oil cook stove, I
reg. 40.00 . . . . . . 30.00 Three ply roofing, reg. 5.75 . . 5.25
New Perfectio n 3 burner oil cook stove, Vacuum Cleaner, reg. 55.00 . 48.00 14%
reg. 25.50 6 .0 0 20.00 McCaskey register, reg. 125.00 75.00
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Cl- %ctent. ott
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Silver ware
Step ladders
Mrs Potts' irons
Oven glass wear
Coil oil heaters
Ironing boards
Stock food
Cattle chains
Stove Boards
Pocket knives
Wash tubs
Door track
Flash lights
Stable brooms,
Door liangers
Sugal, lteptles
Paints
Brooms
Auto chain,,, -
Varnishes
Wash boards
Carperiter's tools
Varnish stains
Clothes baskets
Brushes
Murese')
0 -Cedar Alolis
Clothes pins
Butter bowls
Sporting f;o9d
,
O -Cedar oils
Butter ladles
Lawn Tennis rachets
Granite Nvare
Watering calls
Baseball bats,
Baseballs
Tin ware
Clalvaniycd ware
Sprayers .
Bread mixer,,;
Baseball Gloves
Aluminum
Churns -
Baseball Masks
Lawn mowers,
Wash boilers
'Hockey sticks
Hockey skates
Bag ImIders
Horse blankets
Fishing poles
flat -vest tools
Hand sleigh,,;
Fishing tackle
Garden tools
Screen (loors
Mitts
Stove 1)ipe, enamel
.
Croquet sets
Screen windows
"'i'tove Polish
Illectrical Pixtures
Screen wire
Silver Polish
l."lectrical shades
Poultry netting
Sewing machine oil
Hlectrical bulbs
lMrigerators
2gg crates
�31ectrical irons
Ice Cream freezer's
Axle grease
Hlectrical heatet,s
TERMS STZUCTLV CASH . . . . . . . ,
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THLI WINO 11 AM
Ab V kN Olt
howick Couadl
WINOWA MARXEP�
Gorrie, J till, 4st., 1920.
`tCounoil met in the Township Hall, pur.
(Correct up till Wednesday Wony
'A
M ant to adjournineut. All members Inv-
Wheat No. 2 spring ...... 195 to ; 100
Wheat No. 2 Fall ...... 1 05 to 3 4)0
ftlot. Tho Reeve in tile Chair. Minutes
FJOUC ........... .. 30 to 7 76
OClzitst meeting wvre read and or) lontioll
Laid .......... ...... 3f; to n
oC Bryaos and Hubbard Nvere adopted.
Butter ......... ........ 55 to 60
Nov ed by Bryans and Hubhard that
Egg& ................... 52 to 55
bl�-law No. six for the year 19220 be read
Cattle, med., butchers. 9 00 to 10 0.0
the third time and passed -Carried.
Cattle, butchers c I ()o to 12 00
Moved by Spotton and Inglis that tire
1, �
logs, fiveweight 19 25 to 19 50
%losign of the township crest submitted to
114Y
the council be approved and adopted-
................. 2,'1 00 to 20 00
Cream
Carried,
................... to r.8
Moved by Inglis and Spotton th at the
following accounts be paid.
Charles Simmons, gravelling oil B linee
$61.25;Abe Sandewson, tea'm Oil gradLW
are
21.0 ; Gordon Adarris, teani on grader
9 r,
reltuilng the now
13 , 20; Will Adams, team oil grader 21.00;
u :itm e r modes,
Samuel Griffith, work on road 0,00; Stur-
carried out In un.
ton Ashton, team on grader 13.10; R. F.
I it; i114, usually Intere sting
Edgar, work on gra der 41.40, Lid. Henry,
;'-a Hertr
17.10; L
. . . . . . . . . . . .
It you WOU14 bo
gravel y, gravel and work
Nvell-dreseed colt.
oil road 0 20; A. 13'. Cooper, gravel 37,00;
5ult tile
R. G. Nay, gravel 7.40; H. Albrecht,
Fashion Book
work on road 2,40; Wm. Hubbard, work
for Slimmer
an road 3,00; S, E. Donaldson, tile 26.(10;
Cleve Vittic, shoveliing grajel 4.00, BI -
(Ion Galbraith, shovelling gravel 1.00;
Pictorial Review
Frank Wright, gravel 80.0Q, Robert
Hooper, gravelling 208.25; B. Hyslop,
Drms 9002 T) r psz 8 9s 0
spreading gravel 19,50; R, Cathers, work
35 C�,aits oa,,,h XPW an Sale
on road 12.00; B, Maguire, work on road
0.00; John Sp4rliog, work on road 0.00
AT
James Hastle, work on road 8,00; Ross
Wingham Bazaar
Weig work on road 3.00; Harvey Sparl-
tog, work on road 8,00; Milton Watson,'
work on road 8,70; James Kemp, operat-
ing road machine 18,75; James Kemp,
TOWN OF WINGHAM
compensation fov wire fence 17,00; John
Wynn, work on road 10.20; W. Hackhm,
Clerit's Notice of first, posting of Voters'
Litiu, 1920, for the Municipality of Wingliam,
work on road 10.20; Frank Douglas,
county of 1-iuron.
Notice is hereby given that 1havil transmit -
gravel 9.40; Municipal World, drainage
ed or delivered Lo the persons mentioned !it
soctioll 0 of "The Ontario Vutors'1,18� Act. the
,supplies 5,50; James Barton, gravelling
co let; required by said scoLion to be transmit -
dragging and raking off stones 108.80,
'N d
Le or elivered ot the list made ursoant to
said Act, of all revitiod Ast;eisinont rl oil of tile
James Douglas, grading and gravelling
.
MuiiielpaliLytobeciititleiltovorein the said
Alunielpailty at i7lections for mornbers of the
hill 08.00; 1-1. Merkley, gravel 10.40; John
L slative Assembly arid at municipal
'Hyndman, tile 41.90; C. Maxwell, grayLl
1"Vvitiont4 arid that, the sald list was first post,
ed up at, my office at Wingliam on Pbe l5th.
5,50; Thos. Bradnock gravel and damag
d", of July 1920,and remains th"Iro for inapec-
o'n
es 21.90; Ed. Jaques, gravel and shovel]
t I
A�d I hereby call upon all voters to take
ing 31.90; Wm. Ball, gravel 5.00; R. Hard-
iminedlate proceedirt to have any errors or
onimisEtion8 corrected according to law.
ing, gravel 6.20; John Hyndman, gravel
Dated t,he 7th, day of July,.1020.
4 50: Win. Underwood, gravel 6,60; J
F. Gurivos,
WIngliarri,
McGrath. shovelling gravel 2.40; Iknry
Haase, shovelling gravel 8,60! James
S7HUOL REPORT
Harris gravel 2.00; H, W. Laird, gravel
8bO; John McCreary,, gravel 2.50; R,
Report of S, S, No. 1, Howick, Tile
BenneLt, gravel 6.60; George Flays, gravel
following is the standing of the pupils
5.50; Win Doig, gravel 0.80; Win. Hood,
after the June examinations.
gravel 2.40; G. W. Walker, express 6�c;
Alex. Edgar shovelling grAvel 3,00; Bert
Jr, W -Maggie MacElwain, Harold
Longlov, gravel 4,20; Frank Wright,
Bat -ton, Gordon Weir.
gravel 5,00; ]Frank King, drawing filel
6.90; Will. You rig, drawing gravel lot 15,
Sr, III -Margaret Newton, Leonar(I
Metcalf -
con 11, 5 00j Gen, Inglis, gravelling lot 6
Jr. 111--Robbli,, MacElwain, Clair Ed -
and 6 cot), 17. 23,9,75; Charles Mellwaltip,
vVarclh. . . /
spreading gravel 22,50; W. Renwick,
Sr. 11 -John Taylor, Willie Barton
gravel 20,10; Fred Johann, team on road
Margaret Edwards, Edythe Metcalf,
-
machine 6,30; Wesley Trurnible, operat-
Edwin Detzler.
ing grader and raking stones 9�8,50; Wm-
Jr. II -Ethel Taylor.
M, Boyd, raking stories and team on
Jr. I -Clara Detzler.
grader 21.70; Russel Nichol,* raking
Pr. -Melvin Taylor, Lily Edwaids,
stones offroad 1.20; James Nichol, gravel
Verna Montgomery, Margaret Montgom-
50c. Wm. Edwards, op�ratlug road mach-
ery. Minnie MacElwain� Harold Wright.
ine 34.00; R, A. Ashton, gravelling lots 3
No. on roll -20.
and 4, con. 0, 30.00; Percy King, gravel-
F. E. MCPIIEPSON, Teacher.
ling lots 8 and 4, con. 6, 80 00; Jos. Me-
Graith, shovelling gravel 18.00; R, E
Never Wrong.
James, spreading gravel 10.50; Thos.
Bradouck, -gravel 15.10; Gen. Edwards,
Her Husband -The trouble with you is
operating road machine 4.50; Win. Pike,
that you never will admit it when you
gravel 12.40; Adam Zurbrigg,.,gravelling
are in the wrong.
ano digging, Oitch 41.75; John Wright,
, 4�1
The Wife -That's not true, I'd admit
.
coTppenlIq I wire
tion ierl'Ce �4,'06; Hoos
it in a moment if .1 were wrong; but the
Donabay, gr4vel 17,50; Jallies Downey,
fact is, � am never wrong, and you know
gravel 8.00; Lauran�e Gedpke, ShcVellirlj�
# -7-Rdinburgh Scotchman.
gravel 4.80; Wesley Sanderson, shovell-
ing gravel MO: Gen. Horton, gravel"t.00;
Tory Corners
Foi d Sotheran, gravel 1190; Fred Irwin,
digging ditch arid work on road 50.7-5-,'
sorry to report that Mr. Jacob Catbers
Arthur Cowan, work oil road 6,00; C, E,
is slowly improving,
Wp,Iker. clerk part salary 100..00,, Wardis
Mr. Thomas Ellis is implayed at present
Galbraith, putting lights at bridge 50c,
repair ... g Mr,.John Tavlor's barn.
Roy Gowdy, repairs aamage to plow it.00;
The raspberry social held at Mr. Tom
Charles gravelling 86,00,
Moved by Hubbard and l3ryans that the
Inglis, got up bf the McIntosh Church,
proved to be.a, success,
council gdjottrn to meet on the third Wod�
Mr. H, Smith was the guest of
nesday it, Angtist, in the Townsip Hall
�Mr.
John Taylor, on Stinday last.
Gorrie, when th e rates will be struck-
Carried.'
!were
Mr. Everard C�rson and Roy Harrison
the Mr Alex, Taylor,
guest6 ?f - on
Union Picnic
Sunday.
Arrangements are being made for a I
Mr. R. Cullison Pas purchased one of
Union Sunday School Picnic to be held on
the best drivers on the 14th or 15th Con.
the river - bank on Wednesday afternoon,
of � fowick.
August 18th. It is the desire of the
Mr. John Wylie made hiqp usua I trip to
committee to have every chur chin Wing
W ngham on Sdnday last.
ham well represented. Just packa basket
Mr. Win. Underwood and son, are:
and come along. certainly enjoying there new ford car.
Power and Light
DeM'onstrCftLt1*0T
You are Invited to a Free Demonstration
of the
Fairbanks -Morse '7' Power and
Light Plant
whIch be given In
Robeptson & Hookep's Gartage, Wingham
on the afternoon and evening of
,Satupdav AU ustl,�7th
When you see the 41F 11" plant a( work
you will agree that It Is the handiest
and most praefleal plant made and a
great help for the farmer,
�,. �, ". I.
%a&* July Nh, i os
Mr; krid Mr*, Ad#ir of Kincardii1e,
visited wlih t6" i4acr*0 rhother, Mrs,
Wrn- dAdrnore, al[ld sister, Mrs Lloyd
Hennhig. Sunday, A Shoe Bargain
Mr. *nd Mrs. Chester Higgins and
familyo visitad Sunday at the horne of
Mr. and Arm Leonard Brown, Wroxeter, for Men
Mr. aAd Mrv. James Halliday, visited
Qt the bWhe of Mr. and Mrs; Arnold
Holliday, HOW! Ck, Sunday Jast,
Mr. and Mrs. Twamicy of Lucknow, Somp months ago we were offered a "real bargain"
calling on Mr. 4ndM.rs� Edgar Higgins,
Sunday list. in shoes for men ar-d they looked so good to us that
Mr. and Mrs. MacKersia ofGorrie,
returned home lri;unday last after spend- we [)Ought a much larger quantity than usual.
ing the pist week with friende on 6th,
Kra. Jake Willits; of London, is at
present'visiting with her sister, Mrs, T14s shoe has just arrived Ind been
Edgar Higgins. placed in stock and they are we be -
M r, Albert Willittts and son, Qordon lieve tile best value we have had for
of the West. called oil friends arorrid a long time.
Salem. Sunday. In appearance very much like this
Quite a number from around Salem, illustration. The leather is. box kid
spent Sunday afternoon sight seeinq at and the soles are bot If sewed and rivet -
Formosa. ed, making'a good strong boot, and
Misses Jessie and Annie Fraser of yet of neat appearanc. A good boot
Pilot Mound, Man., visited with friends either for best or every day wear.
on the Oth during tile past week. Note the marvelously low price.
Mrs. C. Wiggins of Toronto, visited at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Robt Breen.
Born -on July 26th, to Mr. and Mrs,
Cheater Higgins, a daughter. '5.75 per pair -
IN MEMORIAM All sizes for men 6 to 11
In loving memory of Pte. Henry Fla'ck,
beloved brother of Mrs. Geo. Roberson,
who died a prisoner of war in Germany,
July 30tb, 1918. W I L L I
There is a link death cannot sever, We He
Love and remembrance last forever.
Sister, Brother and Childrem SOLE AGENT FOR LADIES'
0irls Lose Their Booze lw=*A�9:w-s oe
Because United States immigration
officers thought their b6diesto p MP 1� AND DERBY SHOES FOR MEN,
for their faces, Alein Rimm
ard, Ev
Boyer and Margot Deperes, Mont eal, _J
wereheld and examined atthe border,
while attempting to enter the United
States. In consequence they are to be
arranged on the charge of smuggling Fall Terim Aug. 31st --- Graduates Placed in positions.
spirits into thi land of the 19,th amend-
ment.
TheMisses Itimmardand Boyerwere
spotted at Al"wPort, Vermont.
matronat theiritmigration officerg,who
searched them, found that each carried
two Caris- of a gallon each, containing high WINGHAM. ONTARIO PHONE 166
class wines, in special constructed skirts. Send a card requesting the principal to call on yog during the vacation. We
About the waist of each girl, says the have competent teachers, one for each department. Register now for the fall
immigration people, was another spechilly term.
devised garment with many pocket& In -
these waists each had eight pints of high D. A. McLachlanll PreS. Murray McLeish, Pria.
wines.
Miss Deperes was arraigned, under
similar circumstances at Richford, the
offici . als say. LAGROSSE Galt vs. Wingham, Wednes. Aug, 4th,
TH U RSS . 9 ., Ffl'1DA'Y,and SAT,
Specials 5
No. 1-18 only Ladies' Spring, Coats
In Ser&, Tweed and Silk all sizes In latest styles.
Regular values up to $45.00 Reduced 20 p. c.
No. 2-'25 only White Wash Skirts
AH this seasron's goods in latest style made from good
quality gabardine, all sizes including stout women's.
Regular values $3.95 to $5.00 for $2.98.
No. 3-8 Dozen.Women's Silk Hose.
J price special sale of broken lines of hose In colors and
black and white, rll�,bed t9ps, and fully fashioned.
Per pair $1. 19
No. 4--.,75 yds Extr& Quality Black Mouseline. Silk
Our best quality,guaranteed to give satisfaction, firmly
woven In a desirable weight,
Regular 4.50 a yard for $3.19
No. 5-14,00 yards Natural Pon'sgift Silk
Our best quality Natural coioured Pongee SW . iustrous
In finish and free irom dressing, an attractive good
wearing silk 36 Inehes Wide.
Regular value $2.25 1 Reduced to'$1.79
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