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Is In Its unique R-4your of rich dq1teacy. And It
never varies. All grocers sell,"Sala4a" In
sealed metal packets only.
Changes In Criminal Code q thirty-eighth year. Vifteen years age
I lie was united in marriage to Vfva May
Several important changes b ' ave been, souch of Morris township, his now bereft
made in the Cr ' iininal Code, Henceforth, ! partner. After residing in Bluevale for
British subjects a�e not required to obtain twelve years they moved to Shellbrook,
permits to, I�eep rifle or, shot gun, but must Sasi, three years ago, to this happy
bave permits.to heep a pistol or, revolver, union were born two sons and three
Allerk,s must obtain � permits to keep any daughters alf of wboin survive with his
kind of weapon. wife to mourn the loss of a kind loving
The penalty for the theft of an auto-. father and husband, He is also survived
mobile under the amendments is not less by his father and mother and three
s ers
than ore year imprisonment, with no b,,tuer,,, and,five si t - The deceased
option of a fine, and no suspended sen- was laid t6 rest in the Shellbrook ceme.
tence, unless sanctioned by the attorney- tery, service at the grave being conduct.
general. ed by the member% of Shellbrook Orang(
For the driving of aa automobile while Lodge, The pallbearers were memben
intoxicated. the penalty on the first con- I of the Canadian Order of Foresters oj
viction, is not less than seven days and'wkich the deceased was a member. . Th(
not more than thirty days in jail, for the floral tributes received testified to th(
second offence, not less than thirty days esteem in which the deceased was 'held
and Pot more than three months, and for Those from a distance to attend thi
tbe tbird and subsequent offences, not funeral were Thomas Stewart and Wm
iess than three wontbs and not more than, Souch of Bluevale, Mrs. John Sellers a
one year imprisonment. Attington, $ask., Mrs. W. J. Johustol
For highway robbery, the lashes have and Howard Stewart of Gladstone, Man
been added i addition to the jail term.
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The section, dealing with rape has been MARRIED
amended by addiSion to life sentence, the
word "whipped." MeNEYIN—RiNTOUL—In Wingbarn oi
Thursday, Sept. 10th., Mr. Willian
Died in Shellbrook McNevin to Miss Anna Rintoul, boll
of town.
After a illness of three months John' SHaRBoTTou�:—STANLEY—In Kincardia
Thynne Stewart `6f ' She!llbro�i, 'S�si "
formerly of'. Bluevale,* pW�sed to the Gre" township �6n Monday,. Sept. i2th."M18
at Ida� Hazel 'Stanley*, daughter of Mr,'ano
Beyond. I5�cela�ea, ;;!p, b�*rn in 'the
Mrs -.1 Jos Stanle:� Glarnii, to Mr. WM'
township of' § in �,his
16s."Sho��otf6hd'of East,Wdwanosb
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After LeVery Meal
WRIG�LEYS
Sealed T14 -' t Kept !#,ht
7 W
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W,RIGLEY'S has steadily
kept to the Pre-41ar Price.
And to the same high stand.
ard of rmal&ty.
No other goody lasts so
long —costs so I ittle or does
so much for vou.
Nandy to carry—beneficiat
A in effect—full of f(avor—a
solace and comfort for
Young and old.
THE FLAVOR
LASTS
B-22
THE WINGHAM ADVAN(;E
WIN(IttAM MARKETS Rot bery yeteirles Cleared up
Wm, Lockridge, in Goderich police
(Correct up till Wedw*daY noon) court on Thursday afternoon pleaded
3utter .................. 38 to 40 guilty to five charges, that of breaking
ilggs ................... 34 to .37 into the Misner Manufacturing Company,
'logs, liveweight 8 75 to 900 MdVicar's eho store, Wigle's drug store,
,ream ................ to 36 Lauder's drug 0ore 44 the (3oderich
Manufacturing companys plant, also to
taking chickem from D. O'Brien%,
Wm. Bloomfield charged on five counts
of aiding and receiving stolen goods, I
pleaded guilty, In bothcases Magistrate
Reid deffered sentence till the 21st.
Jo hn Kay, formerly of Kincardine, who
is implicated in the robbing affairs bad
his case adjourned till Monday.
SLEEP
Can you do It well P �ust Quo or two
doses of Dl�. MILES' XERVINE—$1,20
will soothe the Irritated and over -strain,
eduerves. Guaranteed Safe and Sure,
Sold in VVingharn by
J. WALTON McKIBBON
rlic Death Of Mrs. Jamvs H, I ind
The community of Estevan town and
listrict Is this week visitedwith a sorrow
�hat can scarce be expressed in words.
)nd with a suddene8s that sbocUs, in the
Jeath of Mrs. James H. Lind on Monday
a
,vening last, For some weeks past Mt .
Lind has felt a steady though not alarm-
ing decline in her health, but looked with
confidence to early and complete re-
covery. On Saturday evening she was
inclined to accompany her husband to
town, but press of household duties kept
her at home. On the return of Mr. Lind
he found her seriously it], On Monday
evening at about eight dclock she had
passed to her long rest and reward. The
cause of her death is given �s diabetis.
A sketch of the life of Agnes Elizabeth
Brandon could be none but a recital of
days and deeds spent and done for the
good of others, of a character sweet with
good3endeavors, of a personality strong
and pure, Leaving Belgrave, Ontario,
where their only child, a son, had been
laid in:bis grave, Mr and Mrs. Lind came
west seventeen years ago, They remain.
ed for a time at Alameda, then came on
to Hitchcock and eventually settled on a
homestead in Tp. 4-8, where they made
their home until last year, when they
took the Hall farm just north of town.
From the time of their coming into the
community, the name of Mrs Lind has
been intimately and honorably associated
w.th almost every movement for com-
munity welfare, as a ready and resource.
ful counsel, an untiring workir and an
altogether helpful associate. She ivas a
much beloved member. of, the, Presbyter�
ian church and, despite the distance from
her home, was at all times looked upon
as one of ft most valued members of the
AtirchAid. In the war -time enterprised
of. the community Mrs. Vhd was ' a'dill�
gent and enthusiastic. worker, carrying'
wGre tban'hee 'Wr sliiiir 16f
f I f I . ... 1 1-1 .— I ".. , � -
rOlie work.� E§piFd9f1y !h4Ve,.,VXX
6�, ;he,
Estevan AgKiclilturar �p4qy, in....wbicb,
ai'a member 'of' the 'board of directors,
she found occasion and scope for splendid
work in the promotion of the welfare of
women on the farm'. And quite apart
from her activities in connection with re-
ligious, social andopatriotip organizations.
Mrs. Lind enjoyed a wide personal
popularity, won by the gen�iness of her
character and broad sympathies, Her
sudden removal* by the hand of death,
leaves a great blank and a sense, of irre.
parab!e loss. To the sorrowing husband,
to whom she was intensely- devoted, the
warmest sympathy of the community
goes out in the time of his great bereave.
ment.
Two sisters, Mrs. S. Forsyth and Mrs.
Walter Allison, and two brothers, Harry
and Will Brandon survive.
On Tuesday afternoon a solem n mem-
orial service was held atthe United
Church, Estevan, Rev. R. D. Finlayson
officiated, speaking eloquently on the
beauty of the ideal home life and 'the as.
surance that looks on death as the portal
of a broader and grander living. Follow.
ing the service, the remains were taken to
the Canadian Pacific Railway, from
wbence they left on Wednesday morning
for internment beside those of her little
Eo&in the cemetery at Belgrave, Ont.—
Estevan Mercury.
Mr. Marsball Breckenridge of Iron
Bridge, Algorna, returned horne on 7, ues.
day - after visiting his brothers, Josepb,
David and William also other fri
Pb�pes xo6, 224.
WALKER'S
Funeral Directors
and Embalmers
Motor Hearse or Horse I�quipment
Wingham, Ontario
Best D. L. & W.
Sdanton Coal
All SlZeS
Order your coal now
and avoid the bigIrprices
and coal shortage of the
past season, also Cannell,
Soft Smithing Coal and
Charcoalalways on hand,
Lumber, dressed and undressed-
Latb, Franits, Sasho
inde.
Doors Moulding8of all ki
laeaver BoArd and Roofing.
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I A. Ma&EAN
FATHER ".
Statistics show that seventy per cent. of
the leaders of the Nation in Commerce
and Politics are college trained men.
Do you wish your boy to be a
LEADER?.
A ten or fifteen year Endowment with
Mutual Life o I Canada
To mature when your boy is ready for
college will aid materially in his training
A. Cosens, W. T, Bobth, Repre8entatives
Wingbam, Ont,
71:111_,"4%%1 MR - RAPPY
TPAP-1y
LTRE1% MeAT_,9_
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SANITATION is a science and
we are scientific butchers,
Our market is as clean as a
brand new pin. You're invited
in to look over our choice meats.
Watch for Mr, -Happy 'Party
LOLVEEIR & BENINGER
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LCVE TRAL MEAT,
MARKET
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Rh:eumatista?
Or NeueaJgia, Sciatica, U4-_bergo?
Thd'�remedy is sfinple, ir�expen-
Sivel easily taken and harmless,
Templeton's
Rheuma,tic Capsules
Your druggist will supply you.
Write for free trial to Temple.
t0ft'so SC Colborne St,, Toronto#
Sold by J. W. McHibbon
JAMES TAYLOR
AUCTIONEER
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Farm Sales a Specialty. Orders left at
The Advance, Wingbam, will receive
prompt attention.
Phone NortbHuron 15- 623, Brneszels 15-1
6 m 8
D E S
Justnowwe the most
attractive ladies' Diam.
ond R 1 n g s , though
round, are rnade to ap-
pear 4 sided, 6 sided
arid 8 sides.
This effect i's obtained
in the wountings which
are beautifully pierced
and ornamented.
Prices $25.00 to $00.0 O�
W. R.'Hawflton
Jiw;eler and Optician
BORN
McKiw3oN—In lVingliam, on Thursday,
Sept. 15tii. to Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Me-
,2K%bon, a daughter, (I
0ims—In Lower Wingham, on,Sun-
day, Sept, 18th, to Mr. and Mrs, Geo
Orvis,,p son.
Two6so:q-1n. Donnybrook, on Thurr-
4#t Sopt. 15th,, To Xr, and Mrs. John
Thompson, a son. Congratulations,
Com4n—ln -Wingham on Wednesd
Sept. 21st, to Mr. and Mrs, Herb. Collar,
a son
Extret Special. Prizes,
The Turnberry Agricultural' Society is
indebted to Mr. t -R.- Harriston, man-
ager of Gunns' Wiugham braticli for the
following excellent special prizes which be
is offering for their Fall Fair to be held at
Wingbarn, Sept. 27th and 28�h, 1921.
For the beat bushel of oats he will give
500 lbs, of Gunns' Shur Gain Fertilizer
and 250 lbs. as second prize, For the
best bushel of wheat, barley,. turnips,
potatbes or corn, the same excellent prizes
are offered, In all, over two tons of this
excellent Fertilizer will be given away.
The only stipulation is that Gunns' Fert-
ilizer must be used on the soil on which
the article is grown. Prof, J. E, Bell has
been secured to judge these exhibits, and
he wlll also thoroughly explain Why hi
gives his decisions and why he rejects.
Councillor Milborn'and Mr. A. B Carr
were in Seaforth, on Thursday t� hear
Bon. McKenzie speak.
SCHOOL BOOK&
and . . .
8 hool - Supplies
ILI YE have an exceptionbLIly
'VV larg'e �&'t ! A this. year
and no one -will be disap.
pointed.
Shop this week if possible
AnL- av04dthe`ruA-"__
G. Mason& Son
A*
Thursday) September 22nd 1921
Are Y o u Looking, For
BARGAINS
You will find lots of them at
ISARD'S
Bargains W o r t h while
V
n Satu
0 rdq
Manufacturer's Clearance of Boys' All
Wool Jerseys
6i doz.-78—Fine quality �ur6 wool jerseys
plain and combination colors, buttoned on the
shoulder, the kind that will give excellent wear, reg,
�alue $2.00 and 2.50, to be sold qufck at a Big Sav-
ing. Sizes 24, 26, 28, sale price 1.50, sizes 30, $2,
34, sale prices 1.75.
Boys' Suits at Cut PriceS—See our range
of sizes at 6.90 to 7,95.
'Men's Suits-. - 15 suits to clear at a gl�eat SRV-
ing regular value from $25 to, -$30, on sale at IV&
So'eks—Men's heavy works, reg-tilat, value 50c
sale -35c, or 3 prs for $1.00.
Hats and Caps—Just arrived, popular styles
in men's and boys' hats and caps at new prices, the
lowest.
Raincoats—New Stock received of - the best
Makes -i . See ourb4rgalns. at $ 10 and $ 15.
Isard. :& "Co'
FINNS, IN CANADA
-imung Tne recent inreresTing im- meir arriral In. Nngland last spring,
migrants who have been coming to ArrangerA61its were eventually nlade
Canad4 from _t� urope there 4rrived for the Ftnus to come to Canada to
work in the lumber camps,- and
a party of Finlanders, in eake of Lieut. Wetton brought thern over
Lieut. T. C. Wetton, V,R.G.S., P.R. and took his party through to North
C.I,. of the Devonshire Regiment, Temiskarning and got them satig.
factorilY Placed at work in the bush.
Imperial Army, who had Previously As lie predicted, these Vinns who
tervod ps our Allies in the "Finnish rendered good work to
e J the British
,J,,on;1 In North Russia. These in North Russia, end underwent sev-
a anders with pany of their eral niontlis' military training and
t I t h d. been driven out of discipline out there and are accus-
toianla'nM"int6 lao'ith Russia when the tomed to 'work on the farm and in
ermans invaded their countvy� The the woods in their own country are
Finnilih Legion" was formed from now ra Idly settl C down well to
the p
among t)iese exiled Finns and rend� _,r new conditions, are
4ored 9 SeWee—to the British satisfaction in their work a iiff
force. 411a Legion was commanded promise Of develV
by Lieut. -Co ,Ing 'Into good g.lvte-
2. D J. Burton, O.B*E., tiers, 'some of theni are hoping
of Toront , orm N
,� W ol the 8th Can. later on to take UP faleming work.
stdian (q 11309 e Iment. After Most of tbein are sifiglt men, strong,
the Armistice most ofthe Lcgionar- hardy types of vigor6us inanbood,
les wore epa, JatJd to Fibland,but inured to the extremes of climate
tWIA including sev- and ft""Stomed to hard work. They
rib mh women and are a very good type of settler.
0ildren, were left in charge Of Some of them can leak very good
00t. Wettots who was one 6, the P`nglish, others 1h 4 dition to their
to, leave North Rusda, at the n?tIve tongue can qonv rio In Rus-
e l3a��XV �4jl that gntry. sian and In Swed'sl� NY llst one of
OV61% f It
nin d eer ul� of him the men can gpeat luohtly in pin_
Was Oskarl Tokoly p LIPS the I h r", glish, 11usslan, Swedish,
first Prime Minister 'if Uli ftfir and Is now learning
the Russh 011,
ter rench,
3T�deut. Wett 11"to sin
fors, Finland, whae the r U6ut- WettOn hAs had st varieA
a , tion cartel, having serv, � twic
a$ Jq
the Le naZI WAS 130. vo eOv In the Sou Alricean W
e stroll'. ��Tfl
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Wr
ftffig two books on ds
rem ag 11f Leglfthrieg 11110 WeV%� 11minigCritin
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L Ay ed t, 9 ana6 from
I Rho "Old icountr " he spent it few I
fiiell ati op 11tunitV to, t, Ion the Ataffof the Manitoba -
n" CAnAda, r1out, Waton, wasiprets lind AN their special ttavc
Iced,ift charge, 44 t4ose Firms 0111colveSooladslat he couttibutod to
p.a,per many articles dealing witli
t development of the growin
western towns. He also undertoog
some lecture and immigration pto.
paganda trips in the "Old Country,"
While in England on the last of
these trips at the outbreak of the
war, he immediately joined the "2nd.
Iting Edward's Horse" (Ist. Can-
adian Cavalry Brigade) as a troop-
er, jand saw considerable active ser.
vice in Prance and Delgium. Twice
wounded and recomminded for a
Commission, he was gazetted to tho
Dovonshire Regiment,'And early in
1919 joined the "Finnish Legion" in
North Rumia, Most of his tinieflout
there he was on outpost duty with
his Finns, oftentimes alone with
them, and thereby learned their
language. There he met Miss AhA
I(AUPPinch of, Rovaniemi, North Vin.
land, Who had travelled hundreds of
miles alone to Join her two brotheta
In the Legion. On learning hot hiso
tory—she had been wounded and Im.
Prisoned in the cause of her country
�Lieut. Wetton s2w that she wAx
vv�ll cared for. Friendship betwteri
them grew apace and later rantured
into love. After Overcoming roan:�
obstacles, Lieut. Wetton subso.
�uentlY succeeded in getting Miss.
1AupP!n6n,sAfelY to rinalubd whero
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