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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1921-06-23, Page 8Thursday. June 23rd, 1921 THE WINGRAM ADVANCE I � -I- - x922 Motor Licenaes— V 11. A. STEWART I Motor license plates for the year 1022 BASEBALL NOTES kby B. of B.) will have white background with black The Wingham team, last year's chain - I was just laying down Tur Ai1v.%*,(T, numb2rs slightly larger than those on tile pion of the N. W. 13, A., beat Bru,;s,.,Is in thinking I had read its weekly budget of Itun license plates. The embossed feat- a league fixture last week. Tbis gives news, when my wife caught the short, ure of the 1021 plates will be continued Wingliam six league victories so far this June - notice of the death of Dr. Henry A. on the 1022 markers. Tenders for their year. They evidently are a fast aggre sicatoon. It was like a spear manufacture will be called for within the gation.—Palmerston Spectator. Stewart of Sa M-lu into my heart. nat week or two, according to F. C. -H. ��. " was what we all called him at i Biggs, minister of public works. Several protests were,dealt wit r h by thel I Clinton High S,.,hool. That was in 1881, executive committee of the North Wel t The Late Mrs. James Dodds lington Baseball Association in session a An old and highly esteemed citizen of the Brunswick Hotel, Wingham, on Sat - ere the grand old school had been raised to the dignity of a Collegiate Institute I I Blyth. Mrs. Mary Denholm re)ict of the urday night. The several teams interest-, Some of the many joys of the bride consist e belonged to a clever bunch of students 1 11 late Mr. James Dodds, entered into rest ed were wel I represented and several had' of Cut Glass, Silvenvare and Fine China in 'who followed NIr 11. S, MacLean from 0 n S a I Lucknow to Clinton. They had received on Friday. June 17th., aged 79 years. longdrivesafter one o'cl ck 0 und y her collection of gifts. ;such a grip of High School work under Deceased was one of the oldest members morning. The Teeswater team asked to him, that when he was promoted to the of St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, be allowed to play- three men, two of them staff in another town, they went along. Rev. George Telford, the pastor, conduct- having played in this team most of the Mamilton's Jewelery Store has a spiendid stock He was very proud of them and we found ed the service at her home Queeu St., season, and the other, Donahue, is so eick 7NX I Monday afternoon. Three, that he just needsthe exercise and showed -p of pretty gifts that will help you 2RI that they set a new pace in the class- BlYth, on '�ectiom room which quickened our interest. "ll. children survive viz: Mrs Win. Robert- medical papers to that effect, Their making, your se' . k toulc a splendid stand at the next son of Wingham, Miss C. and Mr. James claim was allowed. They also protest V 'examination being among those who Doddsathomewho have the sympathy against the decisions of Stanley Kemp, We are no ake caire of scored a ,Second A" certificate. of a large circle of friends in their bereave, the umpire at the Teeswater-Wingbarn iv in a pomtion to t, ment. game but the committee have reserved your needs in V'Vatch, Clock and Je%relery Ile was a very fine type, a good look their decision until after the Teeswater- Repairs. Prompt service. ingy boy, with dark and dancing eyes. Sunflowers As a Silage Crop Wingham game on Wednesday. Much interest is being taken both in A real gentleman in every particular! Ilia tastes did not run to sport. but rather Canada and the United States in the .Tm! to public life Hewasprobablythe best valueofsunflowersasa silage crop, par- One would altilost think that Donahue forator in the school, a more polished wouldbefeeling worse instead of better i speaker than Gordon W:ildon K. C. . who ticularly in districts where, corn is not a afterplaying "for his health" with the X Teeswater team. reliable crop. The claim is made that is at present a big Toronto lawyer, Col. wo RQ �IAAI IL'I"ON ' sunflo J. A. Cooper, well-known editor and wers area hardier crop than corn, withstanding both drouth and frost to a Successor to R. M. McKay i soldier. or the half-dozen other leaders in greater degree, In so far as the claims put East Wawanosh Council who are now all 3EWELER and OPTICIAN !,R, �'the Literary S)ciety "I torthforsunflowers asa food for cattle Z' . X i preachers or lawyers. I'll. A. acted as Council met oil juuL 16tb. lvith X the � f6i I? ,g y % if lie -aw at the top of his "ladder of are virtually of recent origin, experiments members pres-,nit Minutes of la t ',eet- gg and investigation regarding them are n fame", the premiership of Canada or at practically in an introductory stage. It is jag were read and approved on motion of least a seat in the House of Commons. interesting to note, howevert that an GiileNpie, and 14tranglian Court of Re - We even taunted him with his ambition. analysis of sunflower silage fed at an vi,'iOtl on ilia assessment roll was then Those weregreat days. The way was opened as pet, adjournment. The follow. Idaho Agricultural experimental station 9 appeals laid over from first meeting open to succesi but not an easy road indicated that if compared favourably treing, disposed of as followti.: Norma�; Teaching school was the stepping stone, with corn silage. In Canada also studies Radford. assessment confirmed; Will, of the relative value of sunflowers and Fear,, assessment reduced $200.00 Re- but at $350.00 or at most $375 00,for the gat -ding appeal of P. W. Scott who claim - first year, the steps were but inches in Sat.. d _WJ 5 1 i height. However, we met again in corn for silage purposes suggest that in ed the whole assessmeiK of the township Toronto, but as 'lie had taken a 1,)ng spell nutrition there is not any great Llifference- was too high. it was moved by Mr. Gilles - P although corn is to be preferred where it pie see'd by Mr. Coultes that the asses" - at teaching we only were there during his can be plentifully and easily grown. meat of Chas. Johnston, E. H, Lot 39, first year in medicine, We knew that he con. 9, be reeticed $100.00 that no other Where this is not the case; sunfl)wers are absetibructit ui, ay b,a,ia 8 1 gradumted but in the scattering of young changes be made and that the men over this great Dominion we had lost an excellent substitute. roll as now revised be adopted and tile I Court of Revision closed—Carried, track of him. It was a shock to read The 9th Greys Horse Bv-law No. 6, 1921, providing for ex- , i 17" '0 who have any kicks coming or any bills of Capt. A, H Hough, the medical �Pmcer, Burney gravel 4.20; Ed R�rr, shovelling for collection can go to "the devil" with and the men are well pleased with the 2,4Q; Will Fitzpatrick, gravel 3.80; Will. ArImckle, shovelling 2.40, Wm. Salter, them.—Standard Pembroke. location. Major Paddy Pettigrew is sec gravel 24.00; Wm. Salter, s re -es" At Ripley ond in command; Ca Next meeting of council will be held on bevelling 5.10. PAS Stop "Book; pt. C. F. Clarice, Lis rmo ®r��, Ripley races drew a large crowd on towei, adjutant, and Lieut. N. E. Hooper, Tbm,sday, July 28th. 'thursday last. The races were well con- Wlarton, quartermaster. Squadron com- A. POPTRIMULD, Clerk, tested. Mr. Burnside of Kincardine, was manders are:—Capt. VanWyck, Wing - the starter and Mr. L. Lott and Mr. V. ham-, Major H B. Krug, Chesley-, and R. VanNorman of Wingham, wer,� judges. Major R. Savage, Listowel. Second in Thanksgiving Nov. lith. Activities of t h e book -makers were command of companies zre; Capt. Dad Conclusion of the war is to -be celebrat- brought to a sudden strip by plain clothes Ashley, Wiarton; Capt. H. Stout, South- ed by- a public holiday observed under the. man Pellow of G derich, We understand ampton, and Capt. A. Windsor, Listowel- nameof Armistice Day. A bill to this 4 that he came in for pretty 'rough hand- The lieutenants are Messrs. McBurney, effect pnssed its final stage in the House of Commons this week, and no doubt it will ling at night. So McIntyre, W. Krug a id P, Nadjiwan. far as the bookies are receive Senate approval. The holiday concerned. it looks as though thei r days .......... will be the Monday in the week in which are numbered in this part of Ontario. mAovi4r�z Lizzle" Misbehaved— ------- Charmed by the beauty of a lovely es terminated) occurs and Thanksgiving X moonlight night two young lives almost (Correct up till. Wednesday noon) Day w%1, be celebrated on the same day HANNA1.13.0 CO* met with a severe accident while motor Butter .......... ....... 20 to 25 Victory, Mission Circle ............ 30 to 35 driving just outside the town one night F-ggs ........ A very inter*sting meeting of the Vic - N last week. It seems that the young lady Hogs, liveweight. 12 00 to 12 25 torr Mission Circle was held at the home ';1_ ­ Cream ............... to 25 and gent were enjoying a spin into the ot Mrs. Prank Howson on Tuesday even - country and it is supposed the young gent ing last. A largo number of young ladies; gazing, when Lizzie (that's the e, out to hear Mrs. Claude Gregory's. cam ,r, was star report of the Branch mee ing held recent - name of the car) decided to R leave the MRS. T. FELLS ter - road. However, one hand on the wheel Patrick St., Phone 2ZI. ly in IJsAowel, which proved very in v k was not sufficient to tun the car, and be- esd g and gave many new ideas for fur - n Qualified to give Chiropractic an theriogthe work* Miss Sadie Davidtom fore the other arm could be brought into action. it plunged off tbe� hi;hway into 'a .e. %sage, ajustraelits. Spinal examinatioa then read an address to Mrs. (Rev.) Arm- strong expre the ditch and partly turned over. A free- asing the appreciation of the A>i* '�i passing motor ist helped the young people Victory girls for her interest in their wo. rk A= out of an unfortunate predicament and z as it was due to her efforts the circle was Extraopdinary Vd(, I Ues before leaving suggested that a horse and begun. They expressed much regret that Palmer's Latest buggy would be more suitable for those the wheels of the itinerant system, virust, who enjoyed driving with one hand.— Pat- Jumping Horse necessity turn at this time. It wa�; also in Summer Clothes and 4 merston Spectator. Improved the last meeting for another valued worker, Miss Vera Roadhouse, who has p New Bowser Gasoline Puitip CARR been a most successful secretary. Miss Dress Accessories. Messrs. Robertson & Hecker have pur- chased a new Bowser chief Sentry Gas Mae Lloyd read an address to her, telling Y, US -ALL WN" MEN'S WEAR LADIES' WEAR Pump, and expect to have it installed in of their regret at her departure. Miss J-�* front of their garage this week. A cen- wellwood in her kindly manner then ft,- Palin Beach Suits Organdie Dress r I s United Attractions Voile Dresse$& trifugal separator on this pump purifies Paltne troduced them to her wonderful collection Flannel Trousers the gasoline by removing water and im- at the Wingham Park of Chinese curios and beautiful embrold. Gingham Dresses �Ap. Outing.Shirts purities as it is being discharged. A for 10 Days, erles, etc, which was most interesting to Vp; Waqh Skirts A all. After this a dainty luncheon was Bathing Suits public demonstration showing the effic- Suninier Underwear Straw Hats served and all felt thev had had a most Silk Caps V,! iency of this equipment will be given on -to July 1st, delightful evening, Silk and L June 21 isle Hose June 24th. This pump is guaranteed to Silk Gloves This Way leave impure, gasoline and water in' the INCLUSIVE Silk Socits tank. This matter should be of interest Palmer's $10,000 Juraping'Horse BORK Silk Shirts Underskirts to M01--ader Markets to all motorists. Cairry-us-all—Leaping, Jumping, SuibmerUnderwear Voile, Crepe Blouses Midsummer Promotion Exam's 1921 Prancipg. Horses, Speed. Safety, Middies, etc. Easy Riding. Positively the finest Jo.Nus­ln Belgrave, on Friday, June *w0, Belts, Collars Ties, etc. 4ht at your elbow is your Long Distance telephone. The names appear in order of merit Children"s Wear With it, you can talk with any of 12,000,000 telephones in and any pupil falling in this exam. has aft Band Organ in Cartada. 17th, to Rev. Colston and Mrs. Jones, Sul-anier Socks Camda and the United States, opportunity of writing supplemental Visit the Penn$r Arcade—Every- a son. "'V tear the Way!" Long Distance swms to say — "here!s exams in Sept. thing to arftuse� Nothing to offend. ELLIOTT—% Turriberry, on Friday, June Q- BOYS' WEAR Summet, Stocicings anb3portantMeMgel" Porm 111—Honourst—M. Cosens, A. Practice on the Nfkchanlevil 17th, to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Elliott, C., Wash Suits Pancy Hair Ribbons Irwin, A. Proctor, M. Stewart, G. Bowers. shooting Juirigle—Shoot at running a daughter.—Lois Evelyn Ross. Wash Hats SILKS Yor there. is somethin5 impressive about a Long Distance call. The Pass:—M, Redmond, H. Wilson, N. animals, Great sport Many M,&CC.&VT,1Y—In Wingham General Rhaiii Knickers Wash Satin, Taffettat eptomer is favorably impressed befora he knows what the triessage is -other attractions to numerous to about. And Long Ustance gives you the right of way into every man's Isard, V. McBurney, H. Mitchell, & Oal' mention. Hospital, on Sunday, June 10th, to Khaki Shirts Duchess, Chardieuse, .offim He can ignore youradvertising, your letter, or even your traveller, braith, E. Rintoul, A. Gibbons. Mr. and Ma. C. M. MacCauley, a but ignore a Long Distance call?, instinctively ha reaches for the tele-, Form I—Hotiours-.—M. McGregor, M. Ltilleti and Children Speclitl lb- daughter. Outing Shirts -Satin, Pongee, Habi- 01honel vited--cleaft, wholosome amuse- Blouses, Waists tau, Silk Jersey and Xftp down selling expense, "Use the ItWl' to Sell." You will be Johnson, L. Taylor, M. Pettigtow, inent,courteous treatment, refined WooDs—InWingliam General Hospital, It . Tricolette. 9mized to find how niany people can be sold your product by Long (Mabel Johnson, R, Hardie, equal); 13. gentlemanly attendants. on Thursday, June 16th, to Mr. and Sunimer Underwear Distance—quickly --- economi&flly. Weir, A. Homuth, D. Bryd999. PASS;— Visit the Oladw&y—Arld have Mrs, Harry Woods, Bolgrave, a son, -tt� Geto'ur prices before buying. t you have 8everal tails to make, (jar Local (G. Roth, R. Thomig, equal) N. Inglis, the time of your life, Everything Hroicart—In Wingham, on Sunday, nager can at -range tahaveone follow the ...... G. Brydgea, (M. Roth, 1. Carruthers new and up -to -the minute, June 10th, to Mr. and Mrs J1. A, Hot. �6 er. Think of him as tile Manager of C6 equal) P. Johnson, A. Johnson, (E. Gib- �Yoar telepltt�ne @?rvice. Ile can suggeat , N, ker, a son. ways of Atpph ingr Statim,to-Statioa service do bons, V. Lynett, equal); G. Fixter, K. Speoial, Attractions for Do- retly) 11"", to Your bmilile-10. �Iwllaalanoelog Carter., E. 1313ckhall, F. Isard, M. 101ifts, Bolgrave, on Thursday, A K I N G B R 0 S Station 11 rainion Day, July Ist. June Iotb, to Mr. and Mrs. Wra. 0. 01- U. Perdue, Jag. Carr, It. Tervitt, R. 10 OAN Dunbar, a son. --Stillborn. Wv M IN Menzies, "No f, 'k ?X�Ilv WINJ &V_9_4A00*NAkHqA__ __ _14*01:0-41- * * 0. 1 law, that although a physician to others be The 9th Greys Horpe Regiment, under punditure on roads in the township during the present year and By-law No. 7, 1921, fell himself at a comparatively early age Col, F. Moss of Toro to, who have been: pp,,,,,,g tile Reeve as road overseer for P. S.—Would some of your readers kind- in summer camp on the water front near the, township %vere-both read and pa%5ed. 'y ,he address of W. A. Milne, the old sugar beet factory at Wiarton, Orders on the trea.%urer were drawn for .1_r. -mate, and a very wit, wa's"' A's room the Luck- returned on Monday. Inthe.unit were 19 I Is 185, payment of the following ardoun is The Goderich signal. adv. contracts $S.00; bright chap? He was also of officers, 230 N, C. 0. and men and therp for ten days A. Porterfield, ret)t ot road allowance Timesoffice, now party. horses. They were training., There were many recruits from 2,00; The cards and printing 7 50; J. E. Taman use of grader 10 50; Isn't Going To Worry this section, and almost every County in Ingot iron Co,, culvert 205,08; J. S. So soon as thii paper is on the press, Western Ontario was represented. Lieut- Scott, filling washout 1.59; Win. Howatt, tile and digging Con. 4. 7.01; J. Craig, the editor and his wife leave for Van. Col, Newcombe, M. C., and Sergt Cox, of gmiling 26,00; A Cornelius, teams on couver# B. C.. with the Western excursion the R. C. D., Toronto, were in charge of grader 33.60; A, Porterfield, furnishing of the newspapermen, and will be absent : the training. The camp is well -laid out by-laws, clerWs fees and reg. by-la%v on Sturdy drain 67.00; Treas. of Blyth Mem- for the next four or five weeks. Those the sanitation being under the supervision orial hall grant for tablet 1400,00, Sam Mc - who have any kicks coming or any bills of Capt. A, H Hough, the medical �Pmcer, Burney gravel 4.20; Ed R�rr, shovelling for collection can go to "the devil" with and the men are well pleased with the 2,4Q; Will Fitzpatrick, gravel 3.80; Will. ArImckle, shovelling 2.40, Wm. Salter, them.—Standard Pembroke. location. Major Paddy Pettigrew is sec gravel 24.00; Wm. Salter, s re -es" At Ripley ond in command; Ca Next meeting of council will be held on bevelling 5.10. PAS Stop "Book; pt. C. F. Clarice, Lis rmo ®r��, Ripley races drew a large crowd on towei, adjutant, and Lieut. N. E. Hooper, Tbm,sday, July 28th. 'thursday last. The races were well con- Wlarton, quartermaster. Squadron com- A. POPTRIMULD, Clerk, tested. Mr. Burnside of Kincardine, was manders are:—Capt. VanWyck, Wing - the starter and Mr. L. Lott and Mr. V. ham-, Major H B. Krug, Chesley-, and R. VanNorman of Wingham, wer,� judges. Major R. Savage, Listowel. Second in Thanksgiving Nov. lith. Activities of t h e book -makers were command of companies zre; Capt. Dad Conclusion of the war is to -be celebrat- brought to a sudden strip by plain clothes Ashley, Wiarton; Capt. H. Stout, South- ed by- a public holiday observed under the. man Pellow of G derich, We understand ampton, and Capt. A. Windsor, Listowel- nameof Armistice Day. A bill to this 4 that he came in for pretty 'rough hand- The lieutenants are Messrs. McBurney, effect pnssed its final stage in the House of Commons this week, and no doubt it will ling at night. So McIntyre, W. Krug a id P, Nadjiwan. far as the bookies are receive Senate approval. The holiday concerned. it looks as though thei r days .......... will be the Monday in the week in which are numbered in this part of Ontario. mAovi4r�z Lizzle" Misbehaved— ------- Charmed by the beauty of a lovely es terminated) occurs and Thanksgiving X moonlight night two young lives almost (Correct up till. Wednesday noon) Day w%1, be celebrated on the same day HANNA1.13.0 CO* met with a severe accident while motor Butter .......... ....... 20 to 25 Victory, Mission Circle ............ 30 to 35 driving just outside the town one night F-ggs ........ A very inter*sting meeting of the Vic - N last week. It seems that the young lady Hogs, liveweight. 12 00 to 12 25 torr Mission Circle was held at the home ';1_ ­ Cream ............... to 25 and gent were enjoying a spin into the ot Mrs. Prank Howson on Tuesday even - country and it is supposed the young gent ing last. A largo number of young ladies; gazing, when Lizzie (that's the e, out to hear Mrs. Claude Gregory's. cam ,r, was star report of the Branch mee ing held recent - name of the car) decided to R leave the MRS. T. FELLS ter - road. However, one hand on the wheel Patrick St., Phone 2ZI. ly in IJsAowel, which proved very in v k was not sufficient to tun the car, and be- esd g and gave many new ideas for fur - n Qualified to give Chiropractic an theriogthe work* Miss Sadie Davidtom fore the other arm could be brought into action. it plunged off tbe� hi;hway into 'a .e. %sage, ajustraelits. Spinal examinatioa then read an address to Mrs. (Rev.) Arm- strong expre the ditch and partly turned over. A free- asing the appreciation of the A>i* '�i passing motor ist helped the young people Victory girls for her interest in their wo. rk A= out of an unfortunate predicament and z as it was due to her efforts the circle was Extraopdinary Vd(, I Ues before leaving suggested that a horse and begun. They expressed much regret that Palmer's Latest buggy would be more suitable for those the wheels of the itinerant system, virust, who enjoyed driving with one hand.— Pat- Jumping Horse necessity turn at this time. It wa�; also in Summer Clothes and 4 merston Spectator. Improved the last meeting for another valued worker, Miss Vera Roadhouse, who has p New Bowser Gasoline Puitip CARR been a most successful secretary. Miss Dress Accessories. Messrs. Robertson & Hecker have pur- chased a new Bowser chief Sentry Gas Mae Lloyd read an address to her, telling Y, US -ALL WN" MEN'S WEAR LADIES' WEAR Pump, and expect to have it installed in of their regret at her departure. Miss J-�* front of their garage this week. A cen- wellwood in her kindly manner then ft,- Palin Beach Suits Organdie Dress r I s United Attractions Voile Dresse$& trifugal separator on this pump purifies Paltne troduced them to her wonderful collection Flannel Trousers the gasoline by removing water and im- at the Wingham Park of Chinese curios and beautiful embrold. Gingham Dresses �Ap. Outing.Shirts purities as it is being discharged. A for 10 Days, erles, etc, which was most interesting to Vp; Waqh Skirts A all. After this a dainty luncheon was Bathing Suits public demonstration showing the effic- Suninier Underwear Straw Hats served and all felt thev had had a most Silk Caps V,! iency of this equipment will be given on -to July 1st, delightful evening, Silk and L June 21 isle Hose June 24th. This pump is guaranteed to Silk Gloves This Way leave impure, gasoline and water in' the INCLUSIVE Silk Socits tank. This matter should be of interest Palmer's $10,000 Juraping'Horse BORK Silk Shirts Underskirts to M01--ader Markets to all motorists. Cairry-us-all—Leaping, Jumping, SuibmerUnderwear Voile, Crepe Blouses Midsummer Promotion Exam's 1921 Prancipg. Horses, Speed. Safety, Middies, etc. Easy Riding. Positively the finest Jo.Nus­ln Belgrave, on Friday, June *w0, Belts, Collars Ties, etc. 4ht at your elbow is your Long Distance telephone. The names appear in order of merit Children"s Wear With it, you can talk with any of 12,000,000 telephones in and any pupil falling in this exam. has aft Band Organ in Cartada. 17th, to Rev. Colston and Mrs. Jones, Sul-anier Socks Camda and the United States, opportunity of writing supplemental Visit the Penn$r Arcade—Every- a son. "'V tear the Way!" Long Distance swms to say — "here!s exams in Sept. thing to arftuse� Nothing to offend. ELLIOTT—% Turriberry, on Friday, June Q- BOYS' WEAR Summet, Stocicings anb3portantMeMgel" Porm 111—Honourst—M. Cosens, A. Practice on the Nfkchanlevil 17th, to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Elliott, C., Wash Suits Pancy Hair Ribbons Irwin, A. Proctor, M. Stewart, G. Bowers. shooting Juirigle—Shoot at running a daughter.—Lois Evelyn Ross. Wash Hats SILKS Yor there. is somethin5 impressive about a Long Distance call. The Pass:—M, Redmond, H. Wilson, N. animals, Great sport Many M,&CC.&VT,1Y—In Wingham General Rhaiii Knickers Wash Satin, Taffettat eptomer is favorably impressed befora he knows what the triessage is -other attractions to numerous to about. And Long Ustance gives you the right of way into every man's Isard, V. McBurney, H. Mitchell, & Oal' mention. Hospital, on Sunday, June 10th, to Khaki Shirts Duchess, Chardieuse, .offim He can ignore youradvertising, your letter, or even your traveller, braith, E. Rintoul, A. Gibbons. Mr. and Ma. C. M. MacCauley, a but ignore a Long Distance call?, instinctively ha reaches for the tele-, Form I—Hotiours-.—M. McGregor, M. Ltilleti and Children Speclitl lb- daughter. Outing Shirts -Satin, Pongee, Habi- 01honel vited--cleaft, wholosome amuse- Blouses, Waists tau, Silk Jersey and Xftp down selling expense, "Use the ItWl' to Sell." You will be Johnson, L. Taylor, M. Pettigtow, inent,courteous treatment, refined WooDs—InWingliam General Hospital, It . Tricolette. 9mized to find how niany people can be sold your product by Long (Mabel Johnson, R, Hardie, equal); 13. gentlemanly attendants. on Thursday, June 16th, to Mr. and Sunimer Underwear Distance—quickly --- economi&flly. Weir, A. Homuth, D. Bryd999. PASS;— Visit the Oladw&y—Arld have Mrs, Harry Woods, Bolgrave, a son, -tt� Geto'ur prices before buying. t you have 8everal tails to make, (jar Local (G. Roth, R. Thomig, equal) N. Inglis, the time of your life, Everything Hroicart—In Wingham, on Sunday, nager can at -range tahaveone follow the ...... G. Brydgea, (M. Roth, 1. Carruthers new and up -to -the minute, June 10th, to Mr. and Mrs J1. A, Hot. �6 er. Think of him as tile Manager of C6 equal) P. Johnson, A. Johnson, (E. Gib- �Yoar telepltt�ne @?rvice. Ile can suggeat , N, ker, a son. ways of Atpph ingr Statim,to-Statioa service do bons, V. Lynett, equal); G. Fixter, K. Speoial, Attractions for Do- retly) 11"", to Your bmilile-10. �Iwllaalanoelog Carter., E. 1313ckhall, F. Isard, M. 101ifts, Bolgrave, on Thursday, A K I N G B R 0 S Station 11 rainion Day, July Ist. June Iotb, to Mr. and Mrs. Wra. 0. 01- U. Perdue, Jag. Carr, It. Tervitt, R. 10 OAN Dunbar, a son. --Stillborn. Wv M IN Menzies, "No f, 'k ?X�Ilv WINJ &V_9_4A00*NAkHqA__ __ _14*01:0-41- * * 0. 1 law,