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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1920-09-16, Page 1__ - ­ - - - - WWVW,i9W9" 1. I - 1'.", , --17'.- " " . ­ :7 - "_ , 7 1 .. .1 I , — , ` "A I I I , '7 r "" - , , , ' Mr, , I A . . 11, , I I' , " T-7 y 7FIrl; . , - %11 17 ., 41-11 . , 1, 111 7 T, ,W, z m ."'; 7. i . , ,­ - , , F"I"71111 I-1, I 110 - , _ "". i . " . ,1'iN,r,_1'­ ?PW. JN 1. I A.V1. ... . . . tj t. , : , I , W i .,. 111 11 " ', . I .. : I I I -11, . I " ., _ -­ i . . q- .. . ,. 4, " , ,! , 7 . I , , ; 1,1. `wm. Izy I . I ,., , _,P. ­, " . . /I ­,TF,1,411X - . 'ir _, , ., I , , 1. , , I I , I I , - " . I . , .., I I . .''.. l ... I . % . . .. r I . 1. . Vi . . r- I' " 19AWL.. - 11 . I -J I& . - - . f I I , I I . I . . . . . . ., " I I" I. m "fl 11 "_ - - f "" I "'. I I I # %_ " . k I '. . , . P , . , , I I 11 .1 Ai. AL "MA&I I . . 1. . i V". I . . 1, 1 ALAA& I . .. I ,_ LL ~1 4010W . I I . . 4 I . I . I L . I "I I : 1% - . I : I . I :::: I 11 I I I L , # .. 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'ME 6001) OLD DAYS , WINS CtIAMPIONStIlP ,W. - I ' IV 17 U .. - Liquor Case At BlYth, __-w _" BACK FROM EUROPE . - I F - ' -IV U 's Oro 'against James Hawthorne F — 4 e 11 m . The charge ItI19 M ^^'­'_] %Ocat, lftv,11115 , iww_ 7% - ex xm 13 E,ast -, 11' -11 , PerSOMILS . L pos. F L Mrs. Bue'hapau'Returps After Visiting Memories of Uhqo.l D#ys, 44 No. North Wellington Troph.v Comes ~,~,^~ _ __ , , xwziiiiiiiiiiiiiiii of Morris township, of having in his, L , I r I I . session, beer or mash for the purpose of Lw_-,__ .0*11­1%.-^. __ flottleflolds Wnwanosh To WinghAm o Song Hits, ,just r I . . . - I . me new , celved at .. 9 1 manufacturing spirituous liquor was beard Mr. Jas. Walker spent a few, days last I . . I W!"Sham Bazaar , 9 9 , I . V before Magistrate Reid of Goderich, in week in Toronto. Following a seven weeks' tour in vIliell - Another of the former pupils of 8, S, Wingham citizens have every reason to, . . I . M, Isobel McDougall of Turnberry, I . *%­ T A­*A,,l T4_11 Myth on Tues- M R A qnntton ninflp a business no single misadventure occurred to luar 13, R a a t Wswanogh writes interesting' be proud of their 1920. baseball team for We Svecioals In. .L U. 11 . at] r%n thp staff of the L r . . . P VV -A %I -h to . I I day lost. Dudley Holmes of Witighairli trip to Niagara Falls. the pleasure of the tourists. The Free reminiscences of school days. While ,the they are certainly playing fast ball this . I I I . I . Wingbam High School. I .. I appeared f6r the prosecution, and H. B. Mr. Benson Cruiksbanks spent a few Piess battlefield partyarrived in London editor looks back with pleasure on the season. They are receiving. splendid , . 0 .. t. _ , , n umm 1' - ' ' . Morphy, K. C., M. P., of Listowel, for days last wee school dayq at Kincardine yet we are support from the citizens and that is ot : S ... er Asthma and I ay Fever Rem ,k in Toronto, oil Sunday, Sept Ott), . I - !, the defence. The charge was laid bY In- Mr. C. B. Blackball 9f Toronto is visit- , Mrs, Buchanan declared with entlius- almost tempted to wish that we bad at- more than they deserve for they are edy at McKibbon's Drug Store, RAZ I School.Supplies." I . ay ,in , tended No. 1 t WAwan0sh, in the advertising the town Moro widely and MAH is guaranteed. Free sample on re- .1 11, .. - I i land Revenue Officer Ed, Floody of Tor- . iastu that the trip was in every w, - .3, Eas . 1- , i h his parents in town, f . . . I . I sed of Ing wit uliqualified success and assures us that late eighties, We welcome these interest- favorably than it could otherwise be quest. I . L I onto. The beer or mash was COMPOI r and Mrs, Amos Tipling is visiting with rel- $ I people tis , . I . I blackstrap molasses, ground barle5 . tile following expressions of Mrs, R,d- ing letter and feel that if more adver ed Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hanmore, Misses . . . 0 hops, and on analysis, showed 24,38 per atives in Toronto and.Acton. wards are every word true. Airs. Bucb- Would take an interest in keeping tile On Wednesday afternoon of last week Mable McDonald, Madeline Walker and , ." . * :i . 5c Scribblers, 6 for 0 a 0 op 0 9 # * 25c, . cent. proof spirits. Hawthorne was fined Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Elliott spent atian is the only daughter cf Reeve and memories of the good old days green it they won from Elora by 9 to 1. In the Hazel Brandon, assisted in the Anniver- . . , .11 I . 11 . . I . . I "I $200 and costs, or six months in jall. the week-elid, with relatives in Blyth. Xrs.Tipling arid her husband gave his would be interesting reading for many of sudden -death game at Palmerston on sary entertainment at Hackett's church, 10c Scribblers, 3 for . . 0 -* 9 0 0 , i, -254 .;, : .. I I I . . - Mr. William Everitt of Detroit, is life in Flanders for our freedom, there- their former school pals who live. in other Saturday they again defeated Elora by Aslifield, Monday evening, . , , 5c Exercise Books, 6 for ! 0 * o , ap 25C . . , I . . I I "'' . .. I , 910. renewing old acquaintances. in Whigliam. fore to Mrs. Buchanan the trip was prob- parts, I a score of 3 to 2. The regular meeting of the Women's f , I The Fall F a I r Concert Dr. and 'Mrs. R. L. Stewart return ably the most appreciative of a:uy of the 11158- Thefirstgame intbe final series.wal Institute will be held in the council 10c Exercise Books, 3'for 0 a di ..0 .0 . 0, . 23C. 1 11 -1, 11 11 . I . from their holidays on Wednesday, Sept. ladies who v ere fortubate in visiting the Edmonton, Sept. 8th, 1920 held in Stratford on Monday and Wing. 'chamber on Thursday afternoon, Sept. 11 .. . I .. I .. . I ! -1 L 11 this year will be Bigger, 15th. battlefields. . Editor Advance I I ham, again won by a'score of 6 to 4 in a 30th at a p, in, Belgrave brarq ch ,of the I I.. f . I . .. . . I "There wasn't a hitch anywhere," said Dear Sir:- twelve inning contest, which was fraught Institute w.111 give the programme. *. I I and Better than Ever Be- Mr. and Mrs, Samuel Young visited for Mrs. A. T. F,dwards, chaperon of the Another year has n I with excitement. The score stood four I all . .. * ,. 'I,, . - Wingligm Fall Fair, Sept. 30th and At%W% . ON: . . , .., a few days with, their son Noble, in Gode . at the end of the and. it was only , I . NO = Fountain N11S...... IN . I I 11 tore. Watch for some rich. party, in giving a brief but graphic out- read with great interest the reminiscenses . ninth, - October Ist,, An excellent agricultural .. .. I . . line of the main points of.the tour, penned by "B. of B." not of Belgrave in the twelfth frame that the same score . . . . I , . I I 'N. 4,01, Mrs. W, T. Miller and children, spent I ellous group- this time, but of S. S. No, 13, East Wa- was broken when Winghain notched two. exhibition, not a circus. Entries for ' . ' t, I I further announcements. outstanding among a inary d live"stock are now com. A Big d-3.00 Value for $1.75 .. . . , I a few days last week with relatives in osh. He omitted, however to mention -Morden and Cruikshanks ' t around for ladies' work an 4) . ... . 4 ing of'pictures, historical and beautiful, wan go ing in to the secretary. Write for prize . . . . . 1. I 11 I.. . . . . — Lucknow. . ss McGill, whose "regime" was immed- the needed tallies, and Stratford, while . . I . .. ___.- --- ­___.___F. stand the battlefield of France and Bel- Mi- list, ' Every Pen Guaranteed .'. I I I .. I . ~ I __ ; — Mrs. McGavin has returned home after glum, on which the Canadian women iately preceding tbat of .Miss Oliver, and succeeding in getting a couple of men on Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McGee and little 0 . 0 I . 0 1 1 . I I . . . k q pending the summer months with friends were permitted for a few hours to visual- I have been always under the impression bases, couldn't get them home. It Was I . I I , " I I I We have t e largest stoclK in Toronto. ize the long years of warfare waged by that she was his,first -teacher. largely a pitchers' duel, with Telfer bar- son, Harvey of Blenheim, are visiting with Metal Case Lead Pencils With safety . -- , I ­'. 1, , , .: ..11 . ; . of Mr. Jos. Doig's father and mother have I son and brother and perhaps no moment ' The bench extending from the door to ing-t6e edge. . relatives in town. They are, here on . clip, for 0 . 0 el . . . I arrived from Scotland and will make in the allotted time brought the same the southwest corner of the schoolroom Wingbam-Aitbieson, If; Crulkshan%s, account of the serious illness of Mrs. . . 1. . I t I . I Wingham their home. thrill of realism and pride as that instant was used as a receptacle for lazy pupils. rf; Judson. cf; Telfer, p; M. R. Johnson, McGee's mother, Mrs. Robert Weir, . . . .... . . I .. I . . I I . I Mr. and Mrs. Aiistin Solomon of Luck. wh n on the slope of Vimy Ridge the consequently anyone with a poorly pre- c; Geddes, ss; Howson, lb; R. Johnston, Turnberry. I I I #!. 13 I . . . . . I . pred lesson was promPtISr sentenced to Hear the Gospel in Sermon and Song at . . , . I I . . . . . . I I I . now, visited with Mr. and Mrs, W. T. wives and mothers of -Canada saw with p 2b; Morddn' ,Mb. Methodist church. next Sunday. Mr, t U ,S, DnUG ' ' .., . * I , . . ' ' . . . and Miller one evening last week. . tueir own eyes the little'strip of country serve a term on the "Dunce's Seat", One StratfOrd-Livermore, If; Cruikshanks, the . . . . . . . - .'.f 1. hl . . . I . , d to be a veritable Walter, rf; W. Edwards, cf: Dohnough Dixon and his daughter refined and cult McKiNN fi STORE I 0 I I ! . . I % Reeve Tiplin,g spent the week,end in for which the Canadian boys battled and afternoon there seeme I , I died, epidemic of laziness, and t e bench was e, uredIrlsh Evangelists will conduct the . I . . . I 1, . I I and Johnston, p; McKenzie, c; McCra . I . I I I . .. SCHOOL SUPPLIES Toronto. While in the city'lie attended. , devoted I . I . ,, . . I Vimy Ridge is just quiet pastoral colau- filled to within about 6 inches of its cap- se; Moore, lb;,k,lanigan, 2b; Richards, 3b. services. These experienced and Drugs and Stationery . . . I . . . - ade a fine impres- I . ­ s, . . , 1. I . , . . I . a reunion of the Tipling family. , Ary" Mrs. r4dvmrds said, "In no great acity, B. of. 13. being nearest the end. I Winglippra , ....... -6 leaders have already in I ' I I ' . I . .... 001 000 012 002 Edison Phonographs Phone 53 C. F1 WITic,"tt '4t 11 . Let us fill yourreqpirements Mr. and Mrs Ira I Morgan of Beech- way different from the sanitorinin hill at happened to be the next victim 'and was Stratford ........ I .... 012 000 001 000-4 sion. Ttiere is nailling sensational and I . :1 . - , . . I .. .111, 1. I . . I , , , . I I I ville, spent the past week at the home of.' . Umpires -Rocker and Kemp Listowel. unwelcomed in L presentation of the . I , -1 I I .. 1. I , I Satifaction guaranteed, I Byron, and,originally just as pleasantly sent -to occupy what remained of the at. . their ------------- I I . . , his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John S. Mor- wooded, I should think but now of course ready well fille4 bench, I braced myself Stratford played the return game in Old Gospel story which is preached and _ I pil 1111, . I . 11 . . . I . I gan. I scarred and 'desolqte, with, the harren to hold on as best I could, but my seat Winghann on Tuesday dftdrnoon and sung with splendid effect. . :_,!_ _ - 1. L511EW, - __ - I .. . . .. I . I I . Mr Chas. Burford has purchased the trunks of trees the solo remains of the was about as uncertain as that of a Wingham was again victorious, This vic. There's lots of cheap -advice lying round, __ .- I ­, . I I I * h - - ­ ----..-,—. - . . - ­­­_ I -,;-it t 'r . 1. .1 Leslie property in Pleasant Valley. 'The quiet woodland of xo years ago, but with straight party member in the Ontario ,(oty gives the local boys the North Wel- but it is generally as useless as it is c cap, W. C. T. U. Notes 6=0 "Emmi— . , , - I r I , I . . CEO. MASON & SON . gislature who was opposed by a U, F. lington Silver Trophy ',and s4ver .shiqlds lf some of the wise guys could sit back 11 I .---.---.*...Wwooii . ( . dwelling is at present occupied bv Mr. here. and there a little patch of cultivated Le r ,_ . . . ; r . . ... 1, I 1 I $tatiouery, Patent medicines, Harry Walton. I land, where the indomitable peasant has 0. Anxious to wipe out his disgrace "B". to each of the players. - The presentation and listen to themselves, the disgust would The regular meeting of the W. C. T. I I .; " I A I I 1. I I I ; "Nq I - I L C, I ' the near knock them sells' ess if they bad sense U. will be held at tbe' home of Mrs. B. J. CH RIST1.0 Z5 Books, School Supplies, Wall Paper, ' will be made to the boys in e] , .. .1 , 1, 'I - 11 Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Netterfield and son, laid the foundation of a new life among was studying with a worthy desperation; I I.. . I ., .... , . , . Valley Goods, Toys, etc -an-ox-eat-hay," but the dis- futurc and doubtless a splendid* evening enough to be knocked. The silent man Mitchell on Thursday of this week at 3 - - , . I I . I I .1 . . _J Harold, have returned to Toronto after the ruins. At Vimy we visited a German "Can PHONE, - I I I 1 . , .­­,­ _-­­-- .. will be arranged, President McFarlane may not always be a sensible man, but p. m, A good attendance is requested. I . ___._ - __ ---..-- ---. visiting with the former's mother in Lower dugout, 6o feet underground, -and froln comfort of my position coupled with the . $9 I v., . : I ­ , 111. 11 . Wingham, where Harold was quite ill for there, by a cemented passage into a huge fact that I was not over anxious about my of Harriston and Secretary Horning of it's safe to guess that a sensible man is . I , - :( I . I - . I " 12-4 Y CEUM THEATRE11 a time. I . excavation in which the Germans held at lesson anyway, prevented my doing like- Palmerston w9re interested spectators at generally a silent man. An empty barrel Old Resident Passes ­ .. . _41 .;;;r. I W_ I . I I I I I _. '( seeo the last couple of games. p other of the old r - ,, I . - "The Bigvest Little Sh 11 Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Lennoxand daugh- one time 2,000 prisoners and from where wise. I have always had a failing for makes the most noise, but an em ty man An - esidents of, Wing- ' 2 ' "' ow , 11 ­+,ous 'ificF a fonriv side to a serious situation, ,m k it A .,I nn Tuesrlay afternoon may be noisy whether he's em]5 y or full, ham crossed the Great Dlyide on Tues- I -!]" I Gro ri s and "' c : PWOG RAM I . te Su I THURS., FRI . and SAT. this week , , T M I Jack Pick"ford, nday morning last. at Orange Hill. . h in , H . th "A DoUble-Dyed De- N . ,'ceiver" . pr -, The heart warming t a I e o f a a ,. Texas J3adMari'who discovered he t was iood 1 ' ' H Stratford _.,`.0 00 3 1.0 o 1 1-6 Noise is not always convincing, in fact, it . by his widow and grown up family. . . I ... . : . .. . I . , 1 I 1 I I . I I I . Mon.,'Tued. Wed. Sept. 20, 21, 22 . . . -11 . p . I : I Elsi' F t. I . I h . I . I I in the grounds. It had. evidently been I . . . "Eyeg of the SOur" t it I '-: Founded on "Sialt of the Earth" I the famous Saturday Evening Post Wednesday afternoon and the return and never a wise ode", and . 11 be in Hamilton on Sat- may be said of some who are not kings. by George Weston. I You will' love the whole world swaped by someone else. In the course just little better when you see I . . . . The Banner is informed that certain __,_ .,.,. . - I -­. -1 . . : . .. . .1, , . , tisie, Ferguson in "Eyes of t h e crd,sses mark the sleeping place of so . Soul. 1, I Amateur Baseball Championship. or did anything wise. The world is made __________J . - . ___ - --- - ----- ...... ­ - - ___ __ EVERYBODY'S 0LUMN, 'EARLY HATCHED BARRED ROCICPUL , I lots wanted, anY Ua . XURR, . I R. ., I Box 27 . , Ingham. - . ____ , rty in good'repaiv M beautifully sitUc6ted 'VAPP-1,7 to. . A, 1kigar. . I I . , — SALE; _Cvl FO"....1. —, r-Ac jjo­ai"Wn_d wenty-two firaL roe ordR for sale, a bargain,to the bidder. Apply to. , . THE AIDYANC11. ! , - ­ — D­_ _d_Mh WpOd FOTW%62 cicg 1, anso an, o s , c:a "to A,PPly,ttb1s,f I . GAIRIE Ir I OR RENT --E ither entire build- DAN'r space for storage. Ai)pl ,W. il T. 6, nu. . . __ . A . one on-Satarday even - "81-- 89 '.Xh ' ii0f be Y 6 1!8 116tel L 'ng, t ' Str..t b abyterian C ril . and I( . tre ill dgn same at ( Tcr. 'h 'U. F ii'le" W Dv4xc Tar A .0 0 ,d .... IV . . __ 't OST-A w I Nvagon wheel off a small , . LAM' 'Please leave AaWO at V- it. V7=t'4 : ,-,',.4,, tor his nephew. Mlai'Mr- _ - I ­_­_ . W'.&NTiD--5o people to buy motiumentis, holV u4 to reduce our stock b0fore win- ter at 20.1 cheaper than you can buy a Idewhere, I R. A. SPOTTON. WANTED-Imm6diatelY tWO 210 f r in- ly lng-room and,xitchen worre.- at.' t - ­ . r,'Velma, attended the jubilee service, imounces their tneSTaUC0UUUcLe newb.y or . "Through the surrounding country the and that overcrowded bench was too V a ..I .was not as snappy as several of the form- and he has about as much sense one time . I day, Sept. 14th, when Dr. John Stephen . I . I I 0 " nday morning last. at Orange Hill. are also at work, and out of the much -I had to laugh -with dire conse- er games but everyone was working all as the other, Don't think because you I Jerome, passect away at hi' IS104S , I I I Provi '. I hey were guests at the home of Mr. and peasants ruins of brick and wortar little homes quences. the time. The score by innings was: - can talk louder than the other fellow Patrick St., at the ripe old age of 84 years, I : ,. , ..'a . . . . " :1 . . rs. Will. Douglas. are springing up, roofed over with the One pasttime of pleasant recollection, e having the best of the ar g ument. . I 7 months, and 11 days. He is. survived . --X_ I I .. , ., -.%' *.. e I , I i Mr. and Mrs. Chas, S. VanNorman . I scraps of metal roofizAg used by our boys was using the "swing " which consisted of Stratford _.,`.0 00 3 1.0 o 1 1-6 Noise is not always convincing, in fact, it . by his widow and grown up family. . . I ... . : . .. . I . , 1 I 1 I I . I I I ivemovedtotheir homeiatown, from ' to make the trenches habitable," . . a forked limb on a large elm tree just out- . The Plowites of Hamiltori are playing is often the reverse Of a certain King . due , i,.. ! . . I . . The funeral will be held to Kinloss ceme- ,c I I I '0 4 Tea and otirm'. , amilton. - We are pleased to welcome Mr. Van- . Lille,and Lens, Aras and Givenchy, bit side the grounds. It had. evidently been on Wingham ground as we go to press on it was said, "He ije er ,said a foolish thing did the same - tery, Lu&now, on Thursday aftern . . I ..­ ... I ... :.1 . . .. ! . . . I 11 . I .." I em back to the old town. orman has purchased the Carruthers by bit order is coming ol# of desolation visited many designed by nature for the . purpose, as one could recline w ith perfect ease, and be Wednesday afternoon and the return and never a wise ode", and . 11 be in Hamilton on Sat- may be said of some who are not kings. . .,­ -, ;.", - . . h6se Men ' so" —ulwma- - * - * ____A q, . I Watch Out For T -1. . , " i, 7 . . . -, . , 11 operty. and the Canadian party cemeteries, wlIerq, the orderly row of swaped by someone else. In the course played garnewi . , uriday. This will be for the Ontario Of some it might be said they never said. I . . . . The Banner is informed that certain __,_ .,.,. . - I -­. -1 . . : . .. . .1, , . , Mrs. J. A. McNeil of East Wawanoill, crd,sses mark the sleeping place of so 'of time however Bennett's sideline was Amateur Baseball Championship. or did anything wise. The world is made parties have been making a practice of . - . . I ___ __ ..- . . . . I . I : . I 1. I I the engagement of her daugh- D* . great a,share of the young army, "I went s traightened to eet the' concession line (it had formerly cut up of strange mixtures. 0M I I I . I . I . . . I calling at houses and representing that - , I I . .. . I fflncardln E0an'te'.' .1,"I. .. I . . t hey are telephone. or wiring inspectors . . "! x, Edna Marjorie, .,to Mr. Win, opper, son of Mr, and Mrs. John to -' Giv6uchy , with -one or two of, the . 1. - kjty,?1,Mrs. l3dwards sax1j) and sav so at right angle, a cross the corner of the school g rounds) I Saturday Night Closing . . I GODERICH FAIR - . text for making them- . - I ""; , , . . . a . . . . - I using this as a pre 'Thurs., Sept. ,23rd -. . .11 . I lopp6r of Morris, the marriage to take P . . . , miny graves marked with the. w4ito ,and as the aforem entioned limb would in- Our warehouses will be closed on Sat- ... n er of Ho Manning Dohertyi Minist , . selves familiar with the interior layout of , . :7. '. I". I , I ... . I . t . V, . g.., , 1. . I . ' -ace the end of September. , i ­ . I . . . ian boys cross of Britain, where the -Can4d . . terfere with the traffic, Jack Bennett came , ukday evenings at 6 O'clock oil -and after . . AgricuVture for Ontario opened the Gode- . . the premises. While going,tiirough' the in the ARMOURX140 -'.' . I . - "' . L I . . I . " r.. . . . I . I. . . I if 1. Mr. John Mitchell of Bozeman, M011- is a couple of weeks With I ..I., are asleep. . . ,,Thei - s at OlVenchy, are 9,odo grave . and sawed it off. -An instance of how modern - progress often deprives us of Sept, 11th. . rich fair on Thursday. There was a splen- L, S. Bellinger, I did crowd, but those present were house they picl up articles of value _.11 . i I I ie by , ,,. " " . . . .. opportunities offers, or gairi information . . . 11 I " . . ; . . na, spending . is -brother-in-law, Mr. A.. J. Nicholls. . ,i . . . ro ' and the il tio"I#Y all in n:upbered ws, . , , .. .. t h 'f ii0mething we would like to retain. A many incidents. of thbse days . .there I Gunns' Limited. . -for the horse races and the midway at- I * ' that maybe used for -a burglary- at a K rugs'(6 Jpie'4 e*);`0r`1' ;hestia -; . I .. ' - I I . ' . . I Kite , " " - .1 . *. . later date.. Houteholdersdre, v. arn.dto 1. I . of, h: ri"j ',r'- ,. - , - - - ? "i '- . 4r. Mitchell is greatly taken with our . wo and claims Wilighain is, the best evariedcolorsof e distinigu4shed by th . c .h4ere the rosses,..and everyw most .perfect great . seem to crop up in my memory from time . . Shot At The Sault . . tractions which were as large as s!!en at , Mr. William Elliott, proprietor of the the National Exhibition. . - 1. I , ­ '. - . . I I ., I - ,. , .. I , 7 '. . .i. be on their guard'against. visitors of this . . . , ;3. OG per couplE " - ".'4iral'ady UAW . . I . , ­­ . I . . 1. _ ttI6 town of its size anywhere. . . . . . . order, not a weed or it stone., it seemed tilose'at hothe 'With o tim , mpe tally when I have a chat t e C someone from the *,ame place, as I Belmore Brickyard, received the sad news The Cabinet Minister of the U. F. 0. w .Inspector . 1 _ . ; 'j..." ,., , . . . class and'to make sure that any . 4 -.1 .. , *. I . I . ' '. " . . - I I "the duty authorized'representative,of I *., VnAer auspices, 611,161i3oft! war A ; - - .. I . I 18 i.,, :. 1 .4 I A I . ­­====!, . I , . t6'nie that it must comfort .1 .beiing "tt'd - The last ba'ttlefied * is f occasionally do. On one occasion some o that ,his brother, George, was shot at Government wasintroduced on behalf of At time f to the town and county officials'15y Mayor .., , " . . I I . ;ux tary,,.: ,,, ,!.: :; ... I I ­ I . . the company he professes to be acting A Ill .- for -- - :"t ­ , : - ."4. . I .. I ." I 1 1. . ELLS WEDDING B I , . ,` Ing . 6liaied so that ChristisiI buriai is bei - I ihe older girls undertook for their own Sault. Ste. Marie. 0 going ­ in thanking th f i we were unable to receive further Wigle. ,Mr. Doherty e air . cq;". I ... I I . before admitting him to their premises.-- i . h Seryed'.. , 'i 11 I .I .A I . . ­ "I., . .. . I . . I . I , , . 1. , . I . I I - .. - ­ I I : I , I . I given, even now, and through the mill- - - amusement to join. a few of the small I I Press onor in having information. Mt. Elliott and his sister, board and citizens for the h Orangelille Baninert' ,.;.. .. ,. t I . . . ; 4 1. t .4 . - - .1 ­ . . .. . . I . ­ 1 . . I . I , * i I I 1".. ft . I . I . SCIIAEFER—MCCOOL - ' Avery pretty wedding was solemnized t,,,y head quarters of registration at"Ar- ,a, the missing can be found if it is hum- . boys in the ho ly bonds of matrimony, with girls of about their own age. Two' Mrs. Dawson le ft for the Sault on Tues- him visit this town, said that he, was at- The unfortunate man ways more interested in the agricultural . . _:1 - . . I . - : .1 "I , -11, I . ... — ---7---"' I .1 . I .. ..." Z , I . .. . . . 1 0. . , I . X% . . . . . . I , , . - . . m ,,xx, V, xxvx X wx, 11"17 - X7010MIA Xx, X., .1 I at the home of Mr. and Mrs.. John Mc- - Only possible to do so. . of the victims were Jack Fells and my- day afternoon. ' rs ago. exhibitions of the smaller places aria be- left Wingharn about twenty yea . . I .. . . . . , .. , :, ,_ . . :1 . :.:, ! . . . I I " I ., I . X X Cool, John St., Wednesday at 12 30 when , Before Lille, where the Canadians uied self. After the ceremony was over, I ' future lieved that they should be more, encour- Time To Cut Corn . . , . . . . ­ . . I . ...%. I .., I . I , I I . I': ' - 11 .''., 11 '... - ! ! I . . X, . only daughter, Margaret Luella) the'saine hotel that war, the kaiser's head- felt qui to serious over my responsi- I Proper . aiLed. It was a great advantage- to the I . I ­'' , , . I ,j: ... . I I I -:%Z . . . . . . . . - was united in marriage to Mr. Gen. 'uarters during Ills occupation of thit q bilitiesbut was 'rather undecided as to Corn cut when the kernels have reach- young people bf the farms in that it en- I ,,, ,_ .. . , J _ X I I , - '. . . I I . .....PIN . .. W. Schaefer, Timmins, Ont., Rev. Mr. center, the Rheims visit W's,s made a city whether the contract *as legally binding ed the glazed stage contains almost tw.ice couraged to prepare their siock at - the e .. ". , :,, I . 11 .. ... X, ,.. . .. X : I Armstrong offici4ting. The bride who of do,trtiction, with the ruins of the old or not. Serious as I was however, Jack as much digestible matter'as corn cut at fairs, whereas they would not do so -if .. .4"' . I . . 11 I . . . . , . , . .. , I ! V, , I % - 'I . t. I ." was given away by her father vias daintily cathredal still glowing with the splendor Was still more so, as he attempted to tas el , lie for it is not wise to rush s ing t re e they.were to be shown at the large cen- , _ . I . . , . I 4 . . . .I' . I I .., ., .. I I ,­ p . " 4 , ,. '. . , J; i . 1, I _. . 1 , . - .- 11 , -11. I'* '*., ", . . ..- I .. . . .. i ,, . :. X, 1 , , I.- dressed in white satin and Georgette, and of the jewelled window, unbroken and shirk his responsibility entirely,, by bid- the harvest of this valuable crop. Too I !aker gave some figures tres, The spi , ,. I . I I , , ( ': ,_!,. 1, , "',_ I I 4 -1.4 , . I : , ` ' . I X carrieda shower bouquet of sweetheart ' -serene above the desolation. III Rheims I ing in the old cedars across the creek, ' often in the past farmers feating a frost, showing the large increase of)grain and I . I . . .,. : 1'* _ .­', I I . I . . , I 6 , .. .1 I I , . . " I ', ,­ , . roses and sweet peas. The bride was at I of 3' 000 houses but 26 are left iutacti and and did not turn up when school was call- I organ- have put the stuff in the silo on the green other products due to the magnificent ef- feed .. I' . X, 1. ...,".., I . :-!'. : 1 . ,; . I . . I I . I . . X tended by Mist jean Curr ie dressed in through the indescribable ruid the' cruel- ed, Of course, a search party was side, not only losing much valuable forts of the past year. X ,/.,.,- . . I ., pink satin and Georgette and carried a The fix stands like a lonely sanctuary, amid that held it in- ized, and he was eventually discovered, hissoed and brought back to that would have matured if the fodder As it was late an his arrival on the in field a few week's 11 I 11 . . .. , I ., . '.1 ".1", . . ". ... '! . I I I . -4 . I I , 5 i ; ". ` A v t . I - bouquet of sweetheart roses. , groom the crumbling walls once , .. captured, had been left the grounds he only spoke for a few minutes . I . I - - . ,. ., , I , .:­_' , . V ..? was supported by Mr. W. McCool brother violate)) Mrs, r,dwards said. 'From end the schoolhouso apparently none the long6r, but also having more of the en- to allow the rest of the proceedings to go . 1. . W V 1 '.... .. I I I I I", i . . I . . X - r I I . - . , , -7 I - ..:i I of the bride. Miss Margaret Proctor, to end of France the divihe -figure stands worse for his th rilling experience. Later to silage than usual spoil. Light frosts will However, he was an interested spec- . on. - '. _ . _. , , . 11 I . - I .. ., .. A . , - "I . . .. I -_ I I -1 I , :9 cousin of the bride played the wedding alone, unspoiled. ,on, when the new school house came cause less lost than too early cutting. tatorin all the events. 1 , I . . .. I . s . .: - ot - music. s. Schaefer left on Mr. and Mr for honey- "Paris" the London lady continued . , and. by P* a iven the be otcu. led, J ck and I were 9 from the back, in the first row ____ _. __ - Despite the cloudy and threatening I'll , _... . . X, I , - X I - 1. , I I .­ I I . , . - I - . 'R X the afternoon train a short was one long spell of witchery, , second seat . MARRIED Iouds,' tl.e crowds began pouring in , I., " ­_ .. .11, . I I . . . . moon, after which they will take tip their careful guidance we were able to see the while Ken Edwards sat the seat im medi- . through- the gates about noon, and the %,I . __­rZ!X1X __ I .1 X 10 .. I home in Timmins, Ont. best of the splendours of that- queen of itely in front of me. The. new arrange. I 6_1 . I . . BRocic—RoBixsot; . cities. The Luxemburg galleries and ment of seats and desks appealed to us X8NNHDY-BAT,W,NTYXF,-At the home fair officials say that they had the largest 1-g . . . I I r Z . X. ens at strongly, through their sheer novelty, of the bride's Parents, by the Rev. A. crowd yet. The autos were parked inside, N qapp% , . A very pretty but quiet wedding was gardens, the Louvre and the gqrcl mI, B. A., on Septembei and outside by the hundreds. V , 1. . , , r Ist, 1020 4wi, , solemnized at the Baptist church Parson- Versailles stand out as especially shilling moreover they bad many advantages, one J. Ma , In a splendid visit. To Versailles of which I lost no time in untilizing as I Rev. T. E. Kennedy, B. A., Cranbrook The exhibits in the pavilion, especially X I not . % t - age, Guelph, at 2 o'clock on Wednesday jewels i - e fruit department, were up to X t'*ar_m_. Shoes:',' afternoon, September 8th, by the pastor# we took the newly rebuilt road travelled said before Ken sat immediately in front 0 to Miss Anna Lovette. daughter of Mr in th , - by President Wilson en I route to the of me, and who can wonder that I seized and Mrs, John Ballantyne, Brussels. th mark, the apples were especially being X . .X Rev. T. J. Hind. when Miss Myrtle Rob I good. The roots were not as good a sam- I —_ . . I X inson, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. (Continued. on page 5) the golden opportunity to reach under the STRUTH'glis!-C V M X I X G S-A t th e ple on account of its being a little early. ,, = I , _.- -_ ---1 .- ve ndy, I E Thomas Robinson, 654 Woolwich St., , . desk with a pin in' my fingers, and gl' Manse, Walton, by Rev. R. A. Lu The stock pens were not as ful as in It beats all how many FARM 9110 9 - , X , . Guelph, was united in the holy bonds of Beating The Iti him the full benefit. Naturally Kenp on September Ist, 1920, Mr. StanleY E, former years. . N we sell. . I . . I I ' matrimony to Mr. Colwell Brock, son of Mr. Rob4 Shaw the genial - Bilievale being only human. resented my seeming Struthers, Donegal' to Miss Myrtle The races proved a good drawing card V4 . I Mrs. R. A. Brock, of Wingham, Ontario, postmaster and storekeeper, has a lien familiarity. He turned around and de.# Cummings, Moncrieff.. g % , , X .. U ­i 1, 1'm ­l, . the 2.20 being an excitin one, especially , It n ln6!%*V_ in vilog %wo must haive . _! .- . Following the Wedding ceremony a recep- which presented him wi all egg which ilvereu -- - wit- Q . . a _.__._ ..--. 1ptv, missed its mark just . the last. heat, The track was pretty I ^V, I -Of stook eta, at Rov. A. tion. was held at the home of the brides' few pairs. at least.. on every farm , X.. TOTION SALE measured 7 inches by 8J inthes in cir- out blow had it not BORN At! Al. Boyle'll 1,1midence, Bolgrave. at 3 P. parents, after which the bridal couple left cumference. The egg was boiled for by a hairbreadth. Just at this juncture. heavy, but fast time in some of the beats X I . . on Wodnesday. 22nd, the followi : rivQ -eyes in. 0 1, was made. here -abouts. I I k - m&re.'12 yr,;. old 14111ly cominr 6&dy to on a honeymoon trip to Hamilton, Buffalo breakfast one morning and when broken the teacher happened to cost her , _In $100 X . I ; .. .. J. P sm 10 Wingham General Hospital Farmer's trot or pace, purse . bro&k", .11111r. eow, %ulo to 001f ill )e a her, Sat On their return they im in -such a Ind 2' , . . . I I of single harticA. collar and hems 0 blood, and other points revealed two eggs, one inside of the larger that direction and seeing h on Tuesday, Sept. 14th, to Mr. . Elo Early, Crediton .......... I I I X" - shoot blanket.. horso clippers. cutter, road will take up their residence on E dinboro one, Both had hard shells the inner hostile attitude, called him forward to Mrs. A. L. Posliff, a son. 2 .) r--' Perhaps our Farm Shoes are better , that% " I . I cart; doz. pullets; some cockerels: Coal oil , as a pun- Jimm Hall (Brown, Blyth) .... 2 1 Z I . I . " . I I . stover (cooking);Alladin Mantlolamp, Parlor Road. The bride and groom are popular- s a perfect egg, but the outside one stand by her desk with his book — others . 11 a' , n i imill articlN; Fo d oox 11917) --- Mae McKinnie (McDougal), , n s n I r. . t,r`.C,,,,,,,,,,,, ly kn6wn in this city both having been wa isliment for his badbehavior. While 3urnham unfurl Bayfield) .................. 3 3 4 4 1 t III ii r . had no yoke, nesday of seeing Lady 1 . ' 3l&nC6 to . o; t r i f sale un or 10 co nectexl with the firm of Moore & Arm- ' there he cast several belligerent glances I . I outh.,;, orsidit oil nan, Low - , COL14 , over t In $earcbldg ]Par Motinallifie showed his the Union Jack which was sent by the Logan Boy (Bannerr Come here for yours,,aUd yiOU'll get z .,, . , V&Dlrove J0 n 0.4 creent, for eash. strong for sometime past. i down at itie, and once or twice 8 Mv , "Alt'. . AS. I I LOH, - of Walkertolli fist when the teacher wasn't looking, but school children of Edmonton, England to gan) ...................... 4 4 4 the besto at ally rate., . . I I , lgrair . u U01108t. Mr. and Mrs. Brock art spending a few License Inspector White " I . , . . traightened the affair those,pf B dmonton, Canada, and which Toney,C. (Culbert, Lucknow).5 a dr * __ ____ _ '. ...."'.— days with the former's mother, Mrs. E, and Inland Revenue Officer Johnston of a little diplomacy s needless to say is greatly appreciated, 2.20 trot or pace, purse ,$250. . . , 'TIMASU9911S'S SAL9 Op LAND ,A. Brock. Owen SounA were in Port Elgin on Thurs- out, with no se.rious consequences. This Little incidents like them are all helping Op= Girl Shelton, Kin- i Waterproof Uppers.. W It h heavy .; FOR TAXEI$ 1-1.1 _-1----_... I day last searching for moonshine whiskey,, little incident goes to 'Show that circum- . 01 I I I W St. Pauls' Church Notes which they had been informed was, being 'staptial evidence no matter bow apparent to bind the Ignipite more closely, in -spite cardine) ................ 8 8 1 1 1 M double soler; to beelso In. Blucher ., lay virtua of's warrant issued under the of the fact that other influences are at J.;Isle csllipbell. (McCrae, and Hal styles. . )iandqof tile Alayor and Clerk of the town of loth, unday after Trinity, Sept. 19tb, r4stinfactured on a :generous scale there. is not always a conclU#ivO Droof of guilt. 0 0 Z Wingbaw and having the soal of the said Mr, e crowd who work to dismember it, largely the individ, Brussels) .............. 2 1 2 . .. , . . poration x t t a v h 6 d thereto. beating, datt) 8.30 a. W.-'HOly Cordiminion, 11 00 A visit to the home of an,old thap under As you are not of th at- ual wishing to gain cheap notority. Nile Boy McNall, Nile)... 1 2 4 2 X 4 tile 9th dayof Auguest A. D. Vmt. cominandinw . ion failed to reveal the usual mach- tended No. IS, Mr. Editor, I will not 4 * I - . , Ill - -- s I I should be very glad indeed if some Tramp Fast (Gray, Mjteh Z * 0 . Severalgrades $4.00 to $8-00* - "" ' '' . wo to levy upon lands onunierged here- a. m.-Motins arid Uttmy, 7.00 P. me uspic .. . undeV fOr Cho 06MUR Of t6ltof r"POCtIV01Y (Ill& Eventong; 2.80 P. m,-S=d1Y School- anism for,diatilling or even any mdtbture trespass longer on your space arid patience other old timer would refreab our memory Jl) .................... 0, 4 3 3 4 1 . I ", , , . t lit,rean, Lel"tber *1th OMM, 110106 IM h"CbY I U h you have, missed more than you - ­ ,.- -_ given in &(".rdsnen with th6 AsAimment Act, T. hurWay sept. 23rd, a miWonary tea at that resembled the home-brew variety. I tho 9 with inddents of the past as B of B, has Gentry M Forest, (Ilart- . I I I hat I Ahall Aecd to @61l by public auction the bom of MM Ilettigpvt from a.3o p4 As a man is su"ed to be inweent in cau ever realize, owing to that fAct. . I . I the maid Istic, or no, much therW aq m done. - . nell. Wingbam) .......... f 5 5 4 5 I 811twerit f6i , the iftyment, of the taxom And m. to 5 p. in. ,'Friday, Sept. 24th, a w6et- the eyes of t his wife until he is caught I might say before closing that we have indest regards to all old frieftds Pwpeater (NicMugafl, Bay- Ap"* 11 - em"thm"n.uhlbas the "me be Wnor pKid. tre, and bumper With It , "Ne M16 *111 murfit'nem st the Town Hall In irig of the Udids, Guild at Mr& Griffii* vith the wrong colored hair on his dvd- had an ideal summer he tances and wishing all bound. field) ... ................ 5 #_3 6 5 (Ir I ul " , I he "Kid To% n of Wb*ham On word6y tho V T r e ,*,, r on of Church work- dl , to we prefw to thMk that the scatits -crops throughout the district. A large and acquaint J 4 ", We , Mill dr, of 1)&emtw A. 1). XW. Itt *6 kftr Ot a p. aL Tht c Im prosperity, I am lien tinle, 2 19 4. . Woo, ek 1W . two k Ift thro"Um I a#*( the Des ,e of Hut-ou *#I be hold Lb*" beqn, givft a wroV tip rstb4t thin aftunt of building hiis been done in the . 1001, No. V" - X" $11M.N. CoMn tv t*t a" fty, Grwd;t ba put OM ovd. citY n0t withstanding the h4b coot of - Yours respectfully, I .Rtarw, Walter Burnfho Of hipcaH- I . M, , '. - f ;t sk*acl , I MX. V, Wit an T11*4 f Sept. 23th. ftWM L . F& *m,, ToWV1 I . -Matt" Harrisod ift. XXXXXTeXXXXXX `10MXXX*­*XXX_ _' ' -w =WWO. I W ths plessure ]at Wed- elm 0%1% *" P. Git'", L 74Wj"#&n Tko I I .11 Troorwer ut the Town ,at TI.&m.". Sea W,"k, 4 I I . I I 1, I , . , . , ,-I . . . . . . I I.: . I I . I I 11 . I '. , I I . . I 1. I,-, -1 lu ,74- . L 1 , ;,. . . ,;. , "o _4 1 . I. . I . I -If . I I , I I ­ . . I I , . Ill ­&. "- I I 6, , I ;11"'. .1 I . . I I . ­ . "P . I A . , " , I % .. . . i , I , .. I . 4 I . 1. . 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