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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1921-09-01, Page 4Everybody Enjoys . , a fine cup of Tea. THE WINGHAM ADVANCE wish her succelis. a bad accident happened , Mr, and Mrs. Frank Rockwell have P=y night as D. 0. MoKenisic w gone to Detroit for a visit with the lat. coming down X.0 ,a's hill near Andersol ter's aunt and Uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Alex flax mill in his car. With him were V Annott, 4roble Ross and hip nelcoll the Miss 1.1 — __ - _­_ McLeod from Tiverton, They bad be to 00derlob and were returning horr, Wa I'* and whilut ooming down the bill Willett Mrs, Nelson Thornton of Gorrie, spent a steep gas, ilia front wheel struck' stone and almoot look the steering will Sunday with Mrs. Win. Thornton. out of MeXensits bailds. and he gave Mr. and Mrs. Milton Smith spent SUU- quick jerk to bring it book And turned V day at the home Of Mr- L, W- Autt011. quickly turning $be oar complotly OV4 Miss U. IvIcIlwain left on Mon(lay to Injuring all In the car. MclUrizie ai ,ADA: SAI, I visit relatives in the West, Ross we understand have rib; broken as IP YOU DRINK JAPAN5 "T""M.LS. it"' Mr. and Mrs. G. Gallaher spent Stin, both asic Injured in the back, and one Ir 210010 404111"M doyat Mr. A Proettea, Belgrave, %bo ladies received a bad cut an the f* it Is truly delicliblus at all I Messrs, It. Musgrove and ]as. from broken glass. They were taki E"7$ALADA## MEEN TEA Nichol into Alex MoCarrol'ilwbore they still as are laying a cement walk hont bridge to lolls tely Superior to times. 50 years' re- top of thi hotel hill which will give a Mrs. Greet and LQvcl Murdoch a the 9059 of dapanso ailhtsw visiting In Toronto. putation for fine teas. 6tf Ic bc,.Ik from Geo, McDonaid'i tothe pub 01. Winglillm B494ball team site again wl Oil Mrs. Chas. Unwright and son, Fred of or* of lbeJr district iq the North Wo Torn-, . Are visiting relatives her;) at lingtors Bpffeboll League And we hol Grey bad an old fashioned corn roast last yresetit. now to age tbom repeat their perforr eek. They tutist h0e had a good time an;o of last year and win the trophy, b, Mr. and 11drs, W. C. Stevenson also as it was the wee smal hours when they Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Durain of Wing- we would just like -to say that Teesivat Mr. and Urs, Maxwell Abram and $ou, i got home. ham, spent Saturday with Mrs, Ge 0. need not reproach themselves for loo Vern. visited at Robert Golley's on Sun.' Threshing machines are busy in this Mowbray. While here Robt, went fish. Ing as to our mind, and also the pubi Ing and caught a, black bass that tipped opinion as fat as we can bear, Tecawat, asyr last. locality. Grain is very light, the seales at 3 Ill,$ team an the whole appea I teethe bett, Kate Steven has rett rned homq after Misses Udith and Lilliau McOwen Mr and Mrs. Len, Ruttan and Mr. teaml but everyone knows It is not alwal ispending a fe v days with Ruth Brown have returned home after visiting in this Ben, tt Ruttatt of Howick, spout Sunday the best team that Wing. 'We also heal X4 Con. locality for a couple of weeks. at thebome of L. W. Ruttan. a short time ago quite a little eriticisi A number of the ioth line folks gather., - Irene Krauter commences teachiug Mr. John Spence has sold out his far levelled at Teellwater fans, for remarl ,ed at- the Memorial Park, Mhel and' ist. of September a m t Duke's school, We itock anq implement$ to Mr. Robt. bla- passed on the occasion of Anderson hw Kiiinots. Mr. Spence has not been an. Ing hie finger hurt, and we Were quite I ng very goo a th atety anu in- tends taking a rest for a while, We acm a cr , 9. but wipso luttu on the grandststid watching the game 1 1 hope the change will do him. good, Wingliam we were surprised to has Mr, Geo. Townsend and sons of Gorrie, some of be fair fans, who consider then spent Sunday with. Mr. Win. Thornton. solve$ among the best in town, usin much the ame language that was ilea Misses Hazel and RvA Bannerman of Teeswater, are visiting with Mrs. in Teeswater, Wli a Brawley had hi Hetherington. hand hurt. one of tbe.: fans remarked, (w in a whisper). "It serves him right, Misses Iouise and Jessie Patton are At hope be has to quit" a 4 when Boot present visiting relatives at Toronto, bit two men., in ouliceersion, we bear Mr. Wal. Mitchell shipped a car of another, one holler, "He's rotten, 1put bit cattle to Toronto on Tuesday and Messrs. McIntyre and Melrose shipped five cars Our of the park" He's a dirty sneak. Now -a would like to know what tbol of bay to New Brunswick. fans came to the park to see. Teesivate Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Stewart spent was already at a disadvantage haVing lot Bun day with Mr. Jas. Thyane, 8rd. line. Doc. Campbell, one of their beat players Miss Mary Duff and Mrs. Duff Or. are and if Brawloy bad been forced io qui and Booty taken out. what kind of a Kam v isiting relatives at Welland at present. would there have been, and had Do; I Mr. David Jewitt has blood poison in his hand.. hope Campbell been on the 4;3* up we believ We he will soon be 0, Winglism would have been tbi- runner 9. up. Not that Doc- fat4tell would bav, Miss Eva and Mr. Averitt Hethering. pitcheilcuk better game than Booty, bu ton of Duligstunor are visiting relatives he could have taken -the place of a weake around -here. man in the field and We do not say thi iftyltaticsi, bacw.,s more unconventiocal. It suggests XMItz because we havpany score to settle wit] Lucknow. Wingham_ but in the interest of class first visit back since. manlysport. Some Ocople, seem to tbini Mrs.' McLean Johnston, Misses Edythe that the members of the opposing tean area bunch of "Heinies" and should bi ,.and Pliamis Irving,. visited In. Wingliskin last week. lined up and shot. NO town hike all th, Mr and Mrs " A. Smith of Tara, vlait- good players -to why not go to the illull in a good friendly spirit and 'Applaud'tho '"'Auto -Soh- oes" 's I inean Mileage The mileage given by the best tire you ever used would just tbout approximate the, average given by Awes Holden ."Auto -Shoes" year after year. I Ames Holdeti "Auto-Sh6es"" are miles batet than ordinary tires, The name "Auto, Shoeslll is to help you to remember that --to make -it easy for* you to get the cheapest mileage you cau buy. "AUTOoSHOJESsp Cord and Pabric Tires hi ali, Staudard Sizes For salo By 2)ubds V ZU'erldey & S008a Phone 841 tktkd Gee. T. Robertson, Phone t"O Winghamo alld W10-6haft 11ro and VtdeadZWO be"Jo Phone fta Sold in *ingham 13y, J. WALTON McKIBBON 41= 6 =8 vftft V" Sto t S Just now we, the most attractive ladies' Diam. ond Rings, though round, are made to ap. Pear 4 sided, 6 sided and 8 sides. This effect is obtained in the wountings which are beautifufly pierced and ornamented. Prices $25.00 to $200.00 W., R. Himilton Jeweler and Opticiam I I I , I , GIRL'S STATEMENT WILL HELP WINGHAM Many women will profit by the follow. ing staternailf of one of their sex, "ll was afrAid to eat on account of sto aeh trouble. Even rice did not ogree. After, taking Adler-i-ka, I can eat anything," Adler-i-ka. acts on BOTH upper and lower Powel, removing foul matter which poison. ed stomach, EXCELLENT for gas on the stomach or sour stomach. Guards against appendicitis. It brings out poisonous matter you never thought was it) your system. E. J. MITCHELL, Drug. Matistritte ReId_W*da A very pretty sumister wedding was Bolembi"d oil Wednesday atitooll at the hotue of Mrs. Lt. T. Dutton, gtratf4rd, when Miss Ada Helen Allan, sister of Mrs, Dutton *as United in itlairriage to mr, chas. Alexander xeid of opoatricis. They were unattended. The weddinst, was conducted 'by Rev. Canon W. Ir clult. Mr. and Mrs. Acid left an a- thatar trip And On their return will tesidt in O"ttlell, CHAPLIN'S NEW COMEDY 1416 Reels of Joy Cliar,114 Chaplin's Arst wilturc into the field of (elilture comedies, "The Kid," will open at Ott. Wingbam Theatre for a week's sb.owing Mon4ay. BeeaUse the story has a strQp& voln of patbos throughout, the unusual comedy talent which has made Qhapliu the moit famous funny mari in the world stands out stronger 4ad mOre 10YOUB than in any previgus production in Which he has appeareO. 1. "Tht Kid" Is a realizaTion of an am- bitionwhich the comedian has held for ye"O., He received the story when he was first starting on his screen career, but could tbink of it only as sometbing he would fte. Then he made 'his contract with Associ'ated First National Pictures, Inc., under the policy of that distributing organization of permitting uncontrolled production on the part of stars ind pro- ducere. Chaplin whipped his idyll into shape and started work upon the production of the story It took him a year to coin- plete. Aere are but five characters of im- portancein it and are characterized as The Man, The Woman, The Kid, The Tramp, Iind the Policeman. The corn- edian himself plays the part of the Tramp. with a real find as a juvenile actor, Jackie Cwgan, has the title role; and Edna Par- vianbe plays the part of The Womem The Woman abandonq 1er baby by leaving it in a limousine car. Thieves steal the car and toss the baby into an aoh pile. where it is found wailing by The Tramp. The Tramp raises it throttabout babyltilod and into tarly childhood. The Woman has =6 a success on the operatic stage and devotes her fWtune; to aiditig children of the slum. Thus she comes to know Wit the Tramp and the Kid with- out suspecting the latter's indentity. When it is discovered that Charlie is not the Kid's father the authorities auk to separate them, but the Tramp has spent his life evading -authority and does it again. The Woman discovers that the Kid is her abandoned baby and the picto ure draws to a happy close. ' Chaplin as a nursc as a guardian to a, precocioUs. kid, and as a reason why the police force should be increased, has one C I_ Thursdayp September Ist, 1921 I V wv tiournedy wies that has ever been prepared for him on, the screen. to in ir son In . I. W. bmilb of town. good plays on both sides and let the yJ& Mrs. Glennie in town, Miss Gill comes Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Dbups at. Fort Iting team sec that there is a bunch a Belgrav46 Credit (formerly of Lucknow) spentA few tood sports in town. We have not I Mr. Elilott Little of Chicago. visited days in town as guests of Dr, and Mrs.. word to say against any player on the luo Reach the' x1liott. Wingliam team, we believe they are a] Trade Mr. R D. Camerom bat returned from good sports, and we hope to be over and of cattle for the U. F. 0. on Monday'. Among the load was two choice steen a trip through the West, clicer for them in their remsdisini games preached in the Methodist church last Sunday &ad wall much appreciated. ra. 3chwackbamtr of De- and use tbAm land the trophy Agafn this to t,.Tr..and a p ding a ftw weeke with Mr year, Luckno%i/ Firemen are putting on a and Mrs. T, W. Smith. A good house greeted the "Sod Lust andWitl Call and ask for yo.u, personany." Mr. and Mrs. John Tennalif of London, Mr. Teanant's ers" from the 0. A. C. Guelph on Wed nesday evening. They Put On a program crowd. Wingliam, tiesweter. Goderish and A team from Lucknow, and Loebalsh are visiting mother in town fall of "Pep" that kept the audience in becam one of W storm I Mr. jackjewitt an old Lucknow boy good hunior. assured. spent thelweek-end in town. He went, to Mt. and Mrs. H. Aitchison spent a few iftyltaticsi, bacw.,s more unconventiocal. It suggests XMItz London 25 years ago and this was his STOP THE PAIN Mr. and Mrs. Walter Muir and child - first visit back since. ran of Toronto, visited with Mr. and Mrs. The metbod of prewntation is thre"nartarg Mr. and Mrs, Berwick Sheriff were at Roadache, Neuralgia, Rheumatic, Back - Quite a number of Oddlellowe attended decoration service In Dutigannim on bun. the former's bom6 here for a few days. Sobe, Soiatid And Ovarian Paine. One not be the telephone's fault If you don't bell to a L4114 Mr. Sheriff was recently married to Mi or two DR. MILES' ANTI-IAIN FILLS, a beautiful service was carried out. Pearl Falliner and the trip here Was par 2 and the pain is gone. Gubriontsed Safe gallon of mash was seized, two ten of tbelr ho4eymeon.. and Sure. Price 30c. '"'Auto -Soh- oes" 's I inean Mileage The mileage given by the best tire you ever used would just tbout approximate the, average given by Awes Holden ."Auto -Shoes" year after year. I Ames Holdeti "Auto-Sh6es"" are miles batet than ordinary tires, The name "Auto, Shoeslll is to help you to remember that --to make -it easy for* you to get the cheapest mileage you cau buy. "AUTOoSHOJESsp Cord and Pabric Tires hi ali, Staudard Sizes For salo By 2)ubds V ZU'erldey & S008a Phone 841 tktkd Gee. T. Robertson, Phone t"O Winghamo alld W10-6haft 11ro and VtdeadZWO be"Jo Phone fta Sold in *ingham 13y, J. WALTON McKIBBON 41= 6 =8 vftft V" Sto t S Just now we, the most attractive ladies' Diam. ond Rings, though round, are made to ap. Pear 4 sided, 6 sided and 8 sides. This effect is obtained in the wountings which are beautifufly pierced and ornamented. Prices $25.00 to $200.00 W., R. Himilton Jeweler and Opticiam I I I , I , GIRL'S STATEMENT WILL HELP WINGHAM Many women will profit by the follow. ing staternailf of one of their sex, "ll was afrAid to eat on account of sto aeh trouble. Even rice did not ogree. After, taking Adler-i-ka, I can eat anything," Adler-i-ka. acts on BOTH upper and lower Powel, removing foul matter which poison. ed stomach, EXCELLENT for gas on the stomach or sour stomach. Guards against appendicitis. It brings out poisonous matter you never thought was it) your system. E. J. MITCHELL, Drug. Matistritte ReId_W*da A very pretty sumister wedding was Bolembi"d oil Wednesday atitooll at the hotue of Mrs. Lt. T. Dutton, gtratf4rd, when Miss Ada Helen Allan, sister of Mrs, Dutton *as United in itlairriage to mr, chas. Alexander xeid of opoatricis. They were unattended. The weddinst, was conducted 'by Rev. Canon W. Ir clult. Mr. and Mrs. Acid left an a- thatar trip And On their return will tesidt in O"ttlell, CHAPLIN'S NEW COMEDY 1416 Reels of Joy Cliar,114 Chaplin's Arst wilturc into the field of (elilture comedies, "The Kid," will open at Ott. Wingbam Theatre for a week's sb.owing Mon4ay. BeeaUse the story has a strQp& voln of patbos throughout, the unusual comedy talent which has made Qhapliu the moit famous funny mari in the world stands out stronger 4ad mOre 10YOUB than in any previgus production in Which he has appeareO. 1. "Tht Kid" Is a realizaTion of an am- bitionwhich the comedian has held for ye"O., He received the story when he was first starting on his screen career, but could tbink of it only as sometbing he would fte. Then he made 'his contract with Associ'ated First National Pictures, Inc., under the policy of that distributing organization of permitting uncontrolled production on the part of stars ind pro- ducere. Chaplin whipped his idyll into shape and started work upon the production of the story It took him a year to coin- plete. Aere are but five characters of im- portancein it and are characterized as The Man, The Woman, The Kid, The Tramp, Iind the Policeman. The corn- edian himself plays the part of the Tramp. with a real find as a juvenile actor, Jackie Cwgan, has the title role; and Edna Par- vianbe plays the part of The Womem The Woman abandonq 1er baby by leaving it in a limousine car. Thieves steal the car and toss the baby into an aoh pile. where it is found wailing by The Tramp. The Tramp raises it throttabout babyltilod and into tarly childhood. The Woman has =6 a success on the operatic stage and devotes her fWtune; to aiditig children of the slum. Thus she comes to know Wit the Tramp and the Kid with- out suspecting the latter's indentity. When it is discovered that Charlie is not the Kid's father the authorities auk to separate them, but the Tramp has spent his life evading -authority and does it again. The Woman discovers that the Kid is her abandoned baby and the picto ure draws to a happy close. ' Chaplin as a nursc as a guardian to a, precocioUs. kid, and as a reason why the police force should be increased, has one C I_ Thursdayp September Ist, 1921 I V wv tiournedy wies that has ever been prepared for him on, the screen. Miss Marjory Gill in visiting her aunt I Mrs. Glennie in town, Miss Gill comes ' Relieved from Pretoria, South Africa. and will take Belgrav46 a course at McDonald College, Guelph. Mr. Elilott Little of Chicago. visited Mr. Robert Scott shipped a double, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Little. luo Reach the' Mr. Ed Renwick vho has been serlaus- ly III during the past week in we are glad to report a little better. High-Cla-mos Trade The table factory after being -closed for two weeks Is agalil'it operation.. ADVANCE, IM common with other of cattle for the U. F. 0. on Monday'. Among the load was two choice steen Rev. John Agoew, an eld Lucknow boy, 44 Long Distance puts Business on a Personal preached in the Methodist church last Sunday &ad wall much appreciated. e -and therefore nwre Profitable—Basis, Rev. Mr, Stewart preached in t e Pres- . to 1 byterian church. .. 4ce kind of you to notify me by 14ng Mtance of Luckno%i/ Firemen are putting on a VERY this sale of gowns. I expect to be ia town to-moMwi baseball to4ssainint on Labor Day and as this in the only day Lucknow has celt- andWitl Call and ask for yo.u, personany." brated-this year, we are copecting a large Ou"t-to"Woolen showastroag tmdencY t0tradl wherethey feel they areknowiL Get one them crowd. Wingliam, tiesweter. Goderish and A team from Lucknow, and Loebalsh of to visit your gtoM__.%ad soon y"r*9 VZ 11 11 relatives in Michigan. becam one of W storm will be contestants and good games are No letter or advertisement via Convey to them the kbW ot welcolue assured. You can extend by Long D6L ao= Be=ust you are tji&, - tbat Mt. and Mrs. H. Aitchison spent a few iftyltaticsi, bacw.,s more unconventiocal. It suggests XMItz days with relatives in Culross. reution U Vould like to am established, DisUr6j 4aes Indeed a F F I. Creachantment" Mr. and Mrs. Walter Muir and child - to to opportunities offered in such A permun, 4y. ran of Toronto, visited with Mr. and Mrs. The metbod of prewntation is thre"nartarg W. V. Hill.- INfalty sale ­what you say, and how you say It. "te custoam" are right at y= elboii. BONY MW Quite a number of Oddlellowe attended decoration service In Dutigannim on bun. Don't call cc them --=ll them up. It will day. The $Slid Reg't Band of 06derich not be the telephone's fault If you don't bell to a L4114 beaded the march to the cemetery Where them Aidawli a beautiful service was carried out. stotha The Bowler* hold a local one day gallon of mash was seized, two ten tournament'last Thursday. (Sootob Buffalo and other places. Doubles), Bob Brown and Jack Cantelon pud with friends on the xotb. being the winning pair. '"'Auto -Soh- oes" 's I inean Mileage The mileage given by the best tire you ever used would just tbout approximate the, average given by Awes Holden ."Auto -Shoes" year after year. I Ames Holdeti "Auto-Sh6es"" are miles batet than ordinary tires, The name "Auto, Shoeslll is to help you to remember that --to make -it easy for* you to get the cheapest mileage you cau buy. "AUTOoSHOJESsp Cord and Pabric Tires hi ali, Staudard Sizes For salo By 2)ubds V ZU'erldey & S008a Phone 841 tktkd Gee. T. Robertson, Phone t"O Winghamo alld W10-6haft 11ro and VtdeadZWO be"Jo Phone fta Sold in *ingham 13y, J. WALTON McKIBBON 41= 6 =8 vftft V" Sto t S Just now we, the most attractive ladies' Diam. ond Rings, though round, are made to ap. Pear 4 sided, 6 sided and 8 sides. This effect is obtained in the wountings which are beautifufly pierced and ornamented. Prices $25.00 to $200.00 W., R. Himilton Jeweler and Opticiam I I I , I , GIRL'S STATEMENT WILL HELP WINGHAM Many women will profit by the follow. ing staternailf of one of their sex, "ll was afrAid to eat on account of sto aeh trouble. Even rice did not ogree. After, taking Adler-i-ka, I can eat anything," Adler-i-ka. acts on BOTH upper and lower Powel, removing foul matter which poison. ed stomach, EXCELLENT for gas on the stomach or sour stomach. Guards against appendicitis. It brings out poisonous matter you never thought was it) your system. E. J. MITCHELL, Drug. Matistritte ReId_W*da A very pretty sumister wedding was Bolembi"d oil Wednesday atitooll at the hotue of Mrs. Lt. T. Dutton, gtratf4rd, when Miss Ada Helen Allan, sister of Mrs, Dutton *as United in itlairriage to mr, chas. Alexander xeid of opoatricis. They were unattended. The weddinst, was conducted 'by Rev. Canon W. Ir clult. Mr. and Mrs. Acid left an a- thatar trip And On their return will tesidt in O"ttlell, CHAPLIN'S NEW COMEDY 1416 Reels of Joy Cliar,114 Chaplin's Arst wilturc into the field of (elilture comedies, "The Kid," will open at Ott. Wingbam Theatre for a week's sb.owing Mon4ay. BeeaUse the story has a strQp& voln of patbos throughout, the unusual comedy talent which has made Qhapliu the moit famous funny mari in the world stands out stronger 4ad mOre 10YOUB than in any previgus production in Which he has appeareO. 1. "Tht Kid" Is a realizaTion of an am- bitionwhich the comedian has held for ye"O., He received the story when he was first starting on his screen career, but could tbink of it only as sometbing he would fte. Then he made 'his contract with Associ'ated First National Pictures, Inc., under the policy of that distributing organization of permitting uncontrolled production on the part of stars ind pro- ducere. Chaplin whipped his idyll into shape and started work upon the production of the story It took him a year to coin- plete. Aere are but five characters of im- portancein it and are characterized as The Man, The Woman, The Kid, The Tramp, Iind the Policeman. The corn- edian himself plays the part of the Tramp. with a real find as a juvenile actor, Jackie Cwgan, has the title role; and Edna Par- vianbe plays the part of The Womem The Woman abandonq 1er baby by leaving it in a limousine car. Thieves steal the car and toss the baby into an aoh pile. where it is found wailing by The Tramp. The Tramp raises it throttabout babyltilod and into tarly childhood. The Woman has =6 a success on the operatic stage and devotes her fWtune; to aiditig children of the slum. Thus she comes to know Wit the Tramp and the Kid with- out suspecting the latter's indentity. When it is discovered that Charlie is not the Kid's father the authorities auk to separate them, but the Tramp has spent his life evading -authority and does it again. The Woman discovers that the Kid is her abandoned baby and the picto ure draws to a happy close. ' Chaplin as a nursc as a guardian to a, precocioUs. kid, and as a reason why the police force should be increased, has one C I_ Thursdayp September Ist, 1921 I V wv tiournedy wies that has ever been prepared for him on, the screen. First Nationjil's six reels of joy, as SaThe ' Relieved Of Sales Ta L. Belgrav46 Md" is desigrilated, is really a mild state. By a new ruling of R. W. Wig- Mr. Robert Scott shipped a double, ment, of the actual hilarity caused by the more, minister of Custom and itxcisw. decker of lambs and hogs . and two cars action oil the screen. The ADVANCE, IM common with other of cattle for the U. F. 0. on Monday'. Among the load was two choice steen weekly newspapers, will not be required ownid by Oliver Anderson, which tlj ped, Gorrie to charged a government tax of 3% on all the s"Ics at 3300, job printing done. Miss Ashton returned last week after enjoyipg a month's visit with friends and Blyth Baker Operates Still Glenannan relatives in Michigan. Inspector Pallow, assisted by County Miss Vioncis Moffatt spent Sunday at Rev. A. McKibbon is again attending Constable Wallsice, at 3 o'clock on Sun. Mr, Nelson Underwood'ii. to his duties after his holidays. dayMorning arrested John Link and hie Mr. Wismar of Galt, spent a fe* days. Mr. and Mrs. T.'O. Johnston, Rev. S. son si-Myth, on a harge of operating sit recently with his- cousin, Mrs. Win. Johnston and wife motored to Coiling- wood where they will spend the week still. at It is alleged that the two were hard work when the raid was made in the Marshall, Mr. Robert Virtue of Michigan, has visiting relatives. Mrsi Thos. Bradnock returned homo milk Five building at the back of Link's bakery. been visiting at David Breen's and other friends ia these parts. Saturday last from her visit to Wallabsi,' gallon of mash was seized, two ten Miss Margaret Austin spent the week - Buffalo and other places. gallon kep of wbis4ey and two cases of. pud with friends on the xotb. A "community , corn roast"'was held on beer, alleged to have been made by the There will be prayer -meeting held in Friday evening last at Pollywog. north prisoners. The two will appear before the gadies'ehlirch on Thursday evening of' this side of the river, no doubt the attendants court at Goderich. week, I enjoyed themselves Miss Bell Murchison spent Sunday at Mr& Win. Ardell and daughter, are visiting relatives and friends. They Wedded in Parkhill A pretty fall wedding took place at the het home. Miss Rdithe Metcalfe visited wiAh Miss. Annie went Weet'sevoral years ago. home of Mr. zind Mrs. M. Fenn Of Park- Douglas of Howick, r for a few days last week. The Missee Murray returned recently from a six week's visit with relatives al,,their hill. on Tuerday, - Auiu'st 23rd.; when Miss Addie Breckenridge spent . a, few Tugaake, Sask. . daughter, Ruth Irene, was unitea days witli Miss Irene MoKfilney of Blue- in marriage to Mr. John E. Currie of vale. Mr. H. Smith of Toronto. accompanied by his brother, Charles of Calgary, are Kenora. The bride who is a sister of Mm W. Mrs. Win. Marshall and her sister, Mrs. Huggins, spent the week. eud with. viaiting old acquaintances it, and around (jorrie. F. Burgmen of Wingbam, is well known Gorr a friend Our boys went to Fordwich last Friday for friendly 'of to many of our readers. Morris evening a game ball when Mr. and Mrs. Burgman were present at play was discontinued the score was 8-0 in favour oi Gorsic. Owing to a dispute the wedding and Master Jackie Burgman Sorti—On Friday August 26th. to W over a ball sent over the fence the Ford. acted as ringbearer and preceded the and Mrs. James McGee a son. wich boys refused to conlique the tome bride, carrying the ring in a white ifly. Mr. and Mr.. J. Robinson, ?Ar, and claiming a rule that only two base* could be taken on a ball seat over the fence. Among the telegrams of congratulations Mrs. Peter McIntosh ind family Of_ Icincardine motored to Mr. Robert, was one from Mr. and Mrs, W. 1. Greer. 0011eys latt Sunday. We are sorry that space will not %*r- Mr. and Mrs. Fitzgerald of Kilicardine, Body Found At Grand Bend mit ils to give a more extended accoUnt. also Mr. and Mrs, Hunt of Mitchell, The body of Calvin Wetzel of Windsor, of tWis pleasant event. visited at Mr, 104 Walssisley's last sun - daj . the young inan Who was drowned at GrandBendon Sunday last, wag . Jound washedashored about seven miles from the stene of the accident, on Thursday last. Theflitherof the young, man in. tends to equip the Ilftch with a life say. Y 0 U Can Afford a College Training Ing aPParatus in mem . ory of his son. few drowning accidents have occured at (;rat1d For every goung man or woman Bend and had there been something o( 'the uoung who realizei the importiance of a University education and has the Perseverance kind ikis thought this life nl jgbt have been saved. to c(Irru it through, the fees Present no dim k , that a college training is now withi, cu It. Thou are so low th* Roblier ShoottConstable reach of alL Danotlet. the fear Otheavyexpences turn go,, asid# /torn uour determiniidoll f6r higher tducdtfon, Four burglars thrown into a Panic when thtY caught the first flashes from Nigfit Western Univershy Will train you in Arts, Medicint or Public Health at a rn i"'Urn Police Constable R. A. Beard's electric torcb in a pitch dark alleyway at I o'clock expense. Moreover, It, is located irl your cOrnmunity. You can five at 'hotne or on Sunday igorning at Napanee, cruelly Very near home. The Courses are complete, The faculty is large (I I I professors, lecturers murdered the officer. Constable Beard 0,,,)d instructors) and each is aw sl)Ocid t. Individual instrttr.- on is M &trern woo shot thtough the heart, sind died im. mtdlately Hit murderers ftcaped in a i feafured: clegees Are reeQgnkeed `W*eftally. Entrance I's by Juntor M&triculatlon, StOlen autotholille and are still at large, al. and nurses courses, except for gpecial though the Whole countryside bat been scoured. 'Police A good education is wo th more to you than any Constable Beard wont'alone into other investment of time and TnW , eY- Rigistratkn Day October tht alleYwaY following idortillitioti that 3rd, four itten httd been teen trying to enter u Por Inforsn'ation Apply the jewtlery storo. of F. W. Smith & Son to onDundAsatreet. Ifetiptoed along the DPL V_ P. PL NF_ViLLJ Rsi.u.., Ld.4 Cln,, Wall, ArtfliMt as the firlit light from his filiahlight flooded tht alleyway st gun *Iia exploded abd Colistabli fleard fell deAd.' So quickly did it sill happen that the roh. blerit jumpoil, tell over the body and sotsivtled upon the grosAtid in their road ruth to rftch the automobile In Whith they mlide their etape. The deoftaed is the step -rather of Ma. dt. 0.. Itiltob RUAter, bf Wingham 4 4* 1 0