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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1921-10-13, Page 141 Ar "I Q Single Copies - Four Cents WIN -:- LOCAL ITEMS -:- WM. BLATCHFORD DEAD To date there have been no frosts, a Dies Suddenly and Coroner Ordered fact which is remarkable. Inquest Wingham High School's Annual Field The uncertainty of life was once 'more Day will be F riday, October 14th. manifested in the sudden passing away of Owing to wet weather oa Friday, Dun- William J. Blatchford While at his gannon Fair was pc . stponed until Friday, worik in the United Farmers Co-operative October 14th, Producel-louse on Tuesday morning he Next Sunday at the Baptist Church was seized with violent pains in the the , subjects are The Call of Abram" and bowels, On Saturday morning medical "Belshazzar's Impious Feast." aid was summoned and the sufferer found Mr. E. Zurbrigg bad his kodak at the to be in critical condition. Shortly after Wingham Fair and is showing some excell- noon he was taken to Wingham General ent views of same in his photo studio. / Hospital in the ambulance, but he was too Mr. Fred Eaton of Lucknow, has sold far go ie and died in a few hours. his Marble and Granite business to Mr. Because that the doctors were unable Robt. Spotton of Wingham, this week. to determine the cause of death Coroner Keep Monday Oct. 24th., open for Dr. Redmond ordered an inquest to be "The Harp Singers" first of the Lyceum held and the following jury were empan- course under auspices of St. Paul's choir. elled viz: Foreman, L. Kennedy, Reeve Rev. Mr. O'Kell of Ethel, occupied the A. Tipling, W. 14. Gurney, W. S. Mit- Mr. Milvert Sellers of Morris, has a chell, E. J. Mitchell, W. J. Boyce, Don - large sun0ower stock which carries no ald Rae and W. G. Patterson. After less than twenty-two good sized sun- viewing' the remains they adjourned until flowers. e Thursday morning, when the inquest ' Mr. W. G Colgate, proprietor of the will be held and the report of Drs. Wingham Times, is moving into the frame Taylor and Emmerson of Goderich, who -AHAM, ONT., THURSDAY,( TAUGHT IN SASKATCHEWAN Mr. H. A. Mutton Given Addrs*s and Presentation J rom the Kerrobert, Sask. Citizen, we take.tbe following which refers to Mr, H. A. Mutton, who is very popular in Wing - ham where he taught for some time iji the Lower Wingham School. "On Tuesday evening, a meeting of the Young People's Society was held in the school house. The topic for the evening, "Reform Schools," was taken by Mr. H. A Mutton, who handled the subject especially well, giving all the phases of the "bad boys" life and activities at the In- dustrial SchoDl. A special feature of the evening and one which was of great local interest, as the crowded room showed, was the presentation of a purse and money to Mr. Mutton, by the Young People's Society. Mr. Mutton, who has taught in the Fusilier school for some months, is leaving this week for Toronto, where he will continue his dental studies, and his going will cause a great gap in the district activities. During the few months Mr. Mutton has been with us he has entered whole-heartedly into the life of the community and ably assisted in all that was of public interest. The pres- entation was made by Miss Elsie Sund - vall, treasurer of the Young People's Society, reading the following address: "It is with great regret -that we are bid- ding farewell to Mr. Mutton to -night. During the past months,' he has taken such an active parc in the life of the com- munity and has been at all times, such a willing friend and able adviser of parents, as well as children, that a vacancy, im. possible to All will be left in our midst. "We tender Mr. Mutton our sincerest wislirs for his welfare and success au'rin'g not only the coming winter, but the years to follow. And we ask his acceptance of this litt le token, showing in a small way, the es- teem in which the Yoting People's Society holds -him. Signed on behalf of the Society. One item of the program was of in- terest, owing to the explanation given by Mr. Mutton. This was the singing of the hymn "The Church in the Wildwood." Mr. Mutton stated that this was the first hymn he heard the reform school lads sing when he arrived there as instructor, and he added that it was always of spec- ial appeal to him, as he 'could still hear three hundred outcast boys singing, with all their hearts, 110, Come to the Church in the Wildwood." Col. Clark In North Bruce Major Ernest Pettigrew, M, C, of Wingharn was one of the candidates nom- inated by the North Bruce National Lib. eral Conservative Convention held in Tara on Monday. He made a strong and telling sp ech in support of the Meighen Administration. He moved the unani- mous support of the meeting for Col. Clark who was the choice of the conven. tion. News Items Are Appreciated The editor of THE ADvANaE wishes to thank our many friends who have for the past six years given us items of news, and also to requeft that all our readers and friends continue to assist usby letting us have the names of any visitors to town or away from town or any other items of news that you may know of in the vicinity. This does nof apply to Wingbara people alone,but to everyone in country or town. During the war years, the most trying time in the life of any newspaper, we have given you a fairly newsi paper and it is our intention to continue this service with the assistance of our friends. We may not get i chance to see you personally, but will just ask you to kindly remember us when you know any news. Pretty October Wedding The home of Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Grain Zetiand, was the scene of a pretty Oct-' ober wedding on Thursday evening, October Gth , when her only daughter, Margaret Ruby, was united in the holy bonds of matrimony to Mr. Thomas Gilmour. The bride, who vv as given away by her brother, Mr. Roland Grain, looked charming in a gown of cream silk crepe de chene and carried a corsage boguet of carnations arid roses. Rev. H. W. Snell B. A., rector of SL Paul's church, performed the ceremony. The bridal party took their places under an itc% of evergreens to the strains of Lohengrin's wedding match played by Mrs. Eimer Hastings, cousin of the bride. During the signing of the register Miss Bessie Abell sang very sweetly "Becati3el. A dainty wedding supper Was servedo the tables being lighted with candles and prettily decorated with asters and pink and white carnations, The evening was spent in mttsic and games. The happy couple were the recipients of many valuable wddding presents show. ing the esteem in which they are held They will reside on the groom's: farm or, tho Oth wn. of Turriberryi OCTOBER 13th, 1921 house just south of the Wingham Metho- performed the post-mortern will be given. ..... %.,* dist Church. The late Mr. Blatchford war. in his kon.T. A. Crerar All meats reduced 5 cents per pound at 53rd. year. He was know as a quiet man ing with the latter's brother, Mr. E. R. T. Field & Co's Butcher Shop. who attended to nobody's business but Leader of the National Progressives On Sunday, Oct. 16th, Anniversary Ser- his Own and was highly esteemed by his and in all probability vices will be held at Calvin Church, East neighbors and his work mates. Beside, Hon. E. C. Drury Wawanosh. Rev7—J.-P. McLeod of Brus. sels will pread.l. A special offering is his wife, who is a dauohter of Mrs. E. Aitcheson, two little boy's and one little Premier of Ontario asked for. I girl are left to mourn the loss of a kind Miss Tot Whitten of Harriston, is visit- Mr. Chas. E. McDjnagh, clerk of the and loving father. He had. lived in Wing. and the National Progressive Can- -township of Ashfield, has been appointed ham all his life and was a member of didate in North Huron returning officer for North Huron and Maitland Lodge, 1. 0, 0. F. who attend - Mr. J. W. King MrI. , Thos. Hunkins of Kirkton, returning ed the funeral on Tuesday afternoon in a summer with relatives in the West is re - newing acquaintances in town, cifficer for South Huron. body. - Interment took place in the Wing - will address a public meeting in Rev. Mr. O'Kell of Ethel, occupied the ham cemetery. Rev. Dr. Perrie, pastor the Town Park, pulpit of the Wingham Methodist Church of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, WINGHAM on Sunday, while Rev. Mr. Cragg was condu ted the services. The pallbearers and if weather unfavorable it will conducting anniversary services on the were: Messrs. Alex Pdrter, Goo Irwin, be held in the Town Hall on - Roe appointment. I F. Crandell, I Hirst, Jr. A. Wilson Thurs. Oct. 20th. While playing with matches on Thurs- and Oliver Thompson. is visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. day the clothing of the three-year-old son Wal. Nixon, Donnybrook. at 2 o'clock. of Mr. and Mrs. Goo, Whitfield, 12th con. Anniversary Services Everybody Invited of Grey township, caught fire and the little fellow was burned to death. Anniversary Services in the Metho4ist Edison Phonographs 53 Kootenay Diocese B. C., will preach at Church will be held on Sunday, October God Save the King Anz:versary Thank offering Services 16th. Win. Rutherford R. C. Procter will be held in Bluevale Methodist Church Anniversary Services in St. Andrews Pres. Secy. Tree& on Sunday, Oct, 16th, Rev. Edgar J. Presbyterian Church on Sunday, October paper as the new serial story "In the Old Clock's Heart" commenced.in the October Canada's Gifted Prime Minister Roulston of Staffa, will preach at 10 . 45 23rd, Rev. R. C. McDlarmid of Gode. a. in. and 7 p. in. Special music by the rich, will preach. Fowl Supper in the EVERYBODY'S COLUMN choir. church on Monday evening, Thursday and Friday will be holidays ATTELITTION!-WILLOUGHBY'S F A R 11 in the Public S61hools in the East Huron St. Paul's Church Notes AgOL"ZiGEST FARM AGENCY 1N THCanada. Inspectorate, when the annual teacherls Oct. 16, 21st Sunday after Trinity, 8.30 convention will be held in Clinton, Rev.' a. in., Holy Communion, 11 a. in., Mat - OFFERS FOR SALF-100 Acres, 3 miles from Win ham; 85 acres workable 3 acres Canon Fotheringham of Brantford, is to tins and Litany; solo, "Abide with Me", bush. baflance pasture, 1 acre orchard; clay ecture on "Nobody's Dog." Malloy, by Miss Galbraith; special and loamy soil, level; one well and creek; frame house of 10 rooms, cellar; b%uk barn A few small figures in clay drew con. preacher,, Venerable Archdeacon Grahram, x 51 d in houp gd' rag'3' school ' mile' he a. r.. a r'v g One, '0QUR' 'op siderable attention at the Lucknow Fall Kootenay . Diocese, B. C. 2.30 p. in. E 0 TA head V R, _FOR E L T Oim.., 43 Vie rl St Fair. They were made by 'Mrs. Henry Children's Day Service, address by Arch' NUHAM RE H 8 CASSEL . VI" 'PRE Mathers, wife of the Reeve of Kinloss; Graham. 7 p in.,- Evensong deacon 1 0 SENT 'A. TIVE. and the', clay was found on their farm. Anthem, 110 0ould I Speak the Matchless A CTION SALE -Farm Stock and imple. The sculptural work wa6 good, Worth", Ashf6rV ments, Lot 42, Con. 10, East Wawanosh one mile and a quarter north of Belgrave, o3 Friday, Oct. 21st. Sae bills. The Annual Meeting - of the' Ladies Monday, Oct. 17, A, Y. P. & Meeting ing in the basement, subject, "Abraham" J. J. FERGUSON, Prop. Auxiliary to the Wingham General Hos" by Miss May Allen. Remember, a well. JAS. TAYLOR, Auct, pital will be held in the Council Chamber . come awaits you at St. Paul's church. SALE --Farm Stock, Hay, Roots, AUT2111DIeN on Friday, Oct. 14th, at 4 o'clock. A full All seats free. meats, Ptc. at Wirigham Junction, attendance is requested, as the election of commencin ,gatl.30 on Tuesday, Oct. 25th. No reserve. as large.bills. officers for the ensuing year will take Mrs. Theo, Hall Passes - T. Lmixox, Prop. T. R. BENNETT, Auctioneer place. The home of Mr. Theo. Hall at Pasa- CORN-we have a car of No. 2 Yellow Amer- he electors of Huron county are dena, Cal., was saddened on Friday morn. ioan Corn to arrive this week, which we about to be treated to a fresh wave Of ning, Sept, 30th,, when Mrs. Hall passed are calling at 70 cents a, bus off the car us by phone and arram)o for * all : our require- election hot air, Crerar, Morrison, Drury, peacefully away after an -illness which ments, vSON HOWSON. Phone 40. Meiihen and King are all coming into lasted only a couple of weeks. Deceased the county to tell the innocent and simple was in bar 75th year and will be kindly For' SA"E-A numberof young pigs. Apply minded Voters how , they should mark remembered by many citizens, of Wing. to 0. E. TAYLOR, Belgrave, Phone M6_23. their ballotts on Dec. Oth. ham, where the family were highly re - F OR SALE -A cook stove and eecond hand Mr. J. G. Fyfe and Miss Viola, left on spected citizens for some time, If Mrs, piano, cheap. Apply at TrrF ADVANCE. Friday for Shelbourne, where they will in Hall had been spared until Monday, future make their home. Mr. Fyfe has October 3rd., Mr. Hall and she would F(JR SALE -Two steel tire buggies and one rubber tire buggy, all in good running accepted a clerical position in that town have celebrated their 63rd wedding an. shape. It will pay you to see them. AIrRxLr,y'g GARAGE. !1 nd has also been engaged as choir leader niversary. Besides her husband she is the Methodist church there. They go survived by four sons and two daujilters FOR SALF-1921 model Gray -Dort Alotor Car. Uced enough to be in good mliape, new to their new home with the best wl8l es viz: Alfred of Plymouth, Wis., J. Herbert, tires. Will take good second-hand Ford in of their many Wingham friends, Walter, and Earl in business at Pasadena, part exchange. Explain privately reasons for -selling. Enquire this offloe. The Thank Offering Meetingof the W. also Mrs. Edith Dilliard and Mrs, A. E. M. S. of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Coling of Pasadena. FOR S&LE'-Fat lions and chickens for table use, alive or dressed. Algo male birds for Church will be held on Wednesday, Oct. The Late John Shoebottom bree,ling pur CS. P106,11IN xBrues Poultry R0611011. Phone 4 on 625, Lower Wingham, 10th at half past two. Subject "The In, fluence of the Bible on Non -Christian A highly respacted resident of East s" taken by Mrs. Carr. A cord Land ial Wawanosh departed this life on Saturday, FAR' 14 FOR SALE -100 acres being Lot 5, Turnbarry. Good barn, stable -3, invitation is extended to all ladies of the October 8th in the person of John Wesley beZ10, .O.'se and drive abed also large fraTo 4 well fenced, good spring water. For ho le congregation. Lunch served at close of Shoebottom. The late Mr. Shoebottom has been ailing for.some months. Besides Jur r Information apply to MAIM) VAINSTOXF, meeting. his widow he is survived by four sons, Wingliam. Gunns' Ltd will have a quantity of Thomas, Frank, William and Garfield all SAL - -About 2030 bushel of dry west.. em oats at r).-) otq per bus. Apply at the . cracked eggs for sale until winter, of East Wawanosh and one daughter, Whitechurch grain elevator. Mr, W. R. Hamilton, jeweler. is to be Mrs. Samuel B. Marshall of Turnbarry, ANDIMW FOX. congratulated oa the appearance of his Deceased was a member of the Orange S VOR SALE, -A number of snul littlo h q03 with toix to fifteen land store windows. He haa placed new oak Association and the funeral services acra.; o ac adj me t to the town of Winghain, exception at he afor retired farmorg, Also a numbei walls and floors in both. His name is fastened to the front of the floor inside were under their auspices on Mon - Of larger farms. day afternoon to Wingham cemetery. jF. 11o(j'1ogqagtj, W 1i and close to the glass and ab the top of Theremainswere followed to their last LOST -Auto rug taken out of car parked near the window is hung shortinitailed curtains which add greatly to tile attractiveness of testing place by a large concourse of the ArmonrieJ on Saturday night, Initial Mae. on corner, Finder will be rewarded on the store. friends and neighbours. The pallbearers leavantz same at THE Aliv.&Ncp. were John Caaemore, Robert Forbes, John WANTED --To rent oupurehago two silent A few of the ladies who exhibit6d Nethery, Thos. Abram, Abraham Brydges midata3a or small Cage ca,;09, Inquire Ladies' Work and Fine Arts at the Wing. and Jerry Brydges. ME ADVANCE. ham Fair this year wish us to contradict Those from a distance who attended WANTED -A po31tio. aq -urSo girl, to care fez ehildron, Apply at a roport which is being circulated that the the funeral of tha late Mr. Shoebottom THE AD 21181511 ain spoiled their goods when it carne were, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shoebottom through the big tent, The three ladies and son, Earl, also Misses Effie and Violet WORK WANTnD-.Strong young woman who exhibited the moat articles wish us to Fitzgerald and Messrs. On. and Ed ward Watics flaily work. A ThZID'OVA N C P. say that with the aid of a little cold water Sboebottom, and Mr. and Mrs. Edinund WCOD FOI SALE -Apply to their fancy work is as good as ever, and Johnston and daughter all of Loodon, and relophorio 23-613, not one article is 8poiled, I M , Henry Sh"battom of Ballyalite. -AHAM, ONT., THURSDAY,( TAUGHT IN SASKATCHEWAN Mr. H. A. Mutton Given Addrs*s and Presentation J rom the Kerrobert, Sask. Citizen, we take.tbe following which refers to Mr, H. A. Mutton, who is very popular in Wing - ham where he taught for some time iji the Lower Wingham School. "On Tuesday evening, a meeting of the Young People's Society was held in the school house. The topic for the evening, "Reform Schools," was taken by Mr. H. A Mutton, who handled the subject especially well, giving all the phases of the "bad boys" life and activities at the In- dustrial SchoDl. A special feature of the evening and one which was of great local interest, as the crowded room showed, was the presentation of a purse and money to Mr. Mutton, by the Young People's Society. Mr. Mutton, who has taught in the Fusilier school for some months, is leaving this week for Toronto, where he will continue his dental studies, and his going will cause a great gap in the district activities. During the few months Mr. Mutton has been with us he has entered whole-heartedly into the life of the community and ably assisted in all that was of public interest. The pres- entation was made by Miss Elsie Sund - vall, treasurer of the Young People's Society, reading the following address: "It is with great regret -that we are bid- ding farewell to Mr. Mutton to -night. During the past months,' he has taken such an active parc in the life of the com- munity and has been at all times, such a willing friend and able adviser of parents, as well as children, that a vacancy, im. possible to All will be left in our midst. "We tender Mr. Mutton our sincerest wislirs for his welfare and success au'rin'g not only the coming winter, but the years to follow. And we ask his acceptance of this litt le token, showing in a small way, the es- teem in which the Yoting People's Society holds -him. Signed on behalf of the Society. One item of the program was of in- terest, owing to the explanation given by Mr. Mutton. This was the singing of the hymn "The Church in the Wildwood." Mr. Mutton stated that this was the first hymn he heard the reform school lads sing when he arrived there as instructor, and he added that it was always of spec- ial appeal to him, as he 'could still hear three hundred outcast boys singing, with all their hearts, 110, Come to the Church in the Wildwood." Col. Clark In North Bruce Major Ernest Pettigrew, M, C, of Wingharn was one of the candidates nom- inated by the North Bruce National Lib. eral Conservative Convention held in Tara on Monday. He made a strong and telling sp ech in support of the Meighen Administration. He moved the unani- mous support of the meeting for Col. Clark who was the choice of the conven. tion. News Items Are Appreciated The editor of THE ADvANaE wishes to thank our many friends who have for the past six years given us items of news, and also to requeft that all our readers and friends continue to assist usby letting us have the names of any visitors to town or away from town or any other items of news that you may know of in the vicinity. This does nof apply to Wingbara people alone,but to everyone in country or town. During the war years, the most trying time in the life of any newspaper, we have given you a fairly newsi paper and it is our intention to continue this service with the assistance of our friends. We may not get i chance to see you personally, but will just ask you to kindly remember us when you know any news. Pretty October Wedding The home of Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Grain Zetiand, was the scene of a pretty Oct-' ober wedding on Thursday evening, October Gth , when her only daughter, Margaret Ruby, was united in the holy bonds of matrimony to Mr. Thomas Gilmour. The bride, who vv as given away by her brother, Mr. Roland Grain, looked charming in a gown of cream silk crepe de chene and carried a corsage boguet of carnations arid roses. Rev. H. W. Snell B. A., rector of SL Paul's church, performed the ceremony. The bridal party took their places under an itc% of evergreens to the strains of Lohengrin's wedding match played by Mrs. Eimer Hastings, cousin of the bride. During the signing of the register Miss Bessie Abell sang very sweetly "Becati3el. A dainty wedding supper Was servedo the tables being lighted with candles and prettily decorated with asters and pink and white carnations, The evening was spent in mttsic and games. The happy couple were the recipients of many valuable wddding presents show. ing the esteem in which they are held They will reside on the groom's: farm or, tho Oth wn. of Turriberryi OCTOBER 13th, 1921 The big, game between Zurich and! Subscriptions: $2,00 per year PERSONALS in Goderich at 8 P. in. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Craing have return. on.;.. ed to their home in Toronto, after visit- Wed. Oct. 19th. ing with the latter's brother, Mr. E. R. RECOn Harrison and other friends in this vIcinty. This will be the only opportunity Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Grieves of Avon - Now that the evenings are longer t 0 he n, are spending their honeymoon at t Province to hear the Premier dur- you will want new records for homes of Mr. Donald Rae and Mr. 0. Fall Moving your Phonograph, we have the Thompson. fortable buildings. Reserved seats moved from Wroxeter to the house which Miss Tot Whitten of Harriston, is visit- "Lapgast Stock of Records" ing her cousin, Miss Edna Gibson, town. Ji 'I',",.,o Mr. John MeBurney of Turnberry, left in this part of Ontario last week for British Columbia where he Thousands to choose from, Come in and se- will visit with his daughter. lectthemat your leisure, our, phonograph de - Mr. Peter Campbell who has spent th4 partment in the balcony of our store is at your disposal. We have summer with relatives in the West is re - newing acquaintances in town, on Patrick St,, which was recently occup- 0 -ft "Records t'6 Suit Every Ma— Mr Harold Darroch of Orangeville, is Mr. Cooke bps Moved 1110 the -bow@ On chine. Records now on the staff of the Bank of Commerce. to Please E v e ry Customer." Mr. S. Burchill spent a few days last week with his sister Mrs, Jackson in Tara. FREE FREE Miss Mabel Johnson has gone, to Tor- painted) but onto.to spend a couple of weeks with This week only, with every record you buy we will give relatives. you abosolutely FREE one pkg. of the best steel needles. Mrs. J. A. Daniel of Brandon, Man., the winter, and made to is visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. look like new, leave your order at #t Wal. Nixon, Donnybrook. J* WTV alton McKibbor Dr. Morgan of Chesley, visited with for TOM GARRETT 9 Bandmaster Wright and family one day Drugs and Stationery last week. Venerable Archdeacon Graham of Edison Phonographs 53 Kootenay Diocese B. C., will preach at 0 w St. Paul's church on Sunday morning and address the Children's Service in the Our Serial Story afternoon. Ven. Archdeacon Graham is one of the brilliant speakers of the West. New subscribers to THE ADVANCH Will do well to secure the laA issue of this Hon. Apthum Meighen CANADA'S PRIME MINISTER paper as the new serial story "In the Old Clock's Heart" commenced.in the October Canada's Gifted Prime Minister 6th issue. will address Mass Meetingg.in RT. HoN, ARTHUR MBIQHEN ,oFrorn his latest portrait. It may be of interest to our readers to know that the Prime Minister is a first cousin of Mr. D. K. Livingstoneof Wingham. --------------- Formerly Of Morris Interment of the remains of Mrs. Thomas Angus took place in Brussels cemetery. She was 81 years of age and was married to her now, bereft partner, who has reached his 86th , year, 52 years ago. For years they farmed in Morris Township and later went to Vancouver, B. C., where theyspent 32 years, return- ing here nine years ago. They had no family. Mrs. Angus' maiden name was Mary Jane Vance, and her birthplace the the Emerald Isle. She had been confined to bed for the past four months. W. M. S. Convention At Gorrie The Annual District Convention of the Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church was held in Gorrie, on Thursday, October Oth, Mrs. T. 0. Johnston, Superintendent, presiding. There was a splendid attendance both afteinoon and evening, many wishing to hear Rev. Kenneth Beaton, B. A., one of the Wingham District boys home from China on furlough, who addressed both meetings. Interesting and helpful talks were given by Mrs. Foreman of Union on Circle Work; Mrs. Mille of Clark's on Band Work and Mrs. Ed. Johnston of Bluevale on Auxiliary Work. The Bible Study was conducted by Mrs. (Rev.) Cragg of Wingliam and Mrs, O'Kell of Ethel, reviewed the new Study Book. A pleasing feature of the afternoon session was a talk to the Gorrie school children, "The Children of China" by Mr. Beaton. The reports were very encouraging, Show- ing a splendid advance, also the addition of one new auxiliary and a new circle during the year, in the evening, Mr. Beaton gave a forceful address proving that when the Chinese wore Christainized they became real Christian workers, Solos by Mrs. Mann of Ethel and Miss Wood of Brussels, and a pantomine by Members of the Wingbam Circle were much appreciated. The ladies of I ' lue Gorrie Auxiliary entertained all the vis- itors to a splendid supper in the basement. The now officers, elected were Mrs. W. H, Willis, Superintendent and Mrs, W. J. Greet, Secret9ty, both of Wingliam. Zurich Defeats Wingha The big, game between Zurich and! Clinton at 2 p. m. and Wingham is now over and tho Zurich in Goderich at 8 P. in. boys won by a, score of 4 to 3. Good' ball was played by both teams and both I on.;.. teams made errors. A couple of bad errors cost Wingham the game. The Wed. Oct. 19th. weather was cold and damp and neither team played their best ball. Wingham This will be the only opportunity had the best of the game until the Sth. for the people of this section of the innings and all are confident of winning Province to hear the Premier dur- in Zurich on Saturday afternoon. ing this campaign. Ample seating Fall Moving capacity will be provided in com- Mr. Robert Mitchell and family have fortable buildings. Reserved seats moved from Wroxeter to the house which for the ladies. Bands and Orchestra I they recently purchased from Mr. A-ugu st in attendance. Both meetings will Homuth. Mr. and Mrs. Homuth are be dddressed by Huron Candidates I moving into the house which they recent - J. J. Merner M. P. and ly purchased from Mrs. Lougheed on the corner of Patrick and Minnie Streets. George ',Spottori I Mrs. Lougheed is moving into her house on Patrick St,, which was recently occup- 0 -ft led by, Mr. Chas. Cooke and family, and Mr. Cooke bps Moved 1110 the -bow@ On V*t-, 0.00 6P *00 cto ".0. Victoria,6t. until recently occupied by To Auto Owners Mr. 0. V. Hayden.', Mr. Hayden And family have moved across the street to If you want your Auto (not simpli the house which is Vacated by the Brown painted) but family who have returned to Londesboro. Reffnished Mduring ARRIED the winter, and made to look like new, leave your order at #t APPLEBY—MCGILL—In Turnberry, on Robeirtson & Hecker's Garage k I . ' TuesdayOct. Ilth.. by Rev. C. Tate, for TOM GARRETT 9 Miss Ada Luella McGill, daughter of to.do it for you. Good workman- 0 Mr, and Mrs. W. A. McGill, to Mr ii ship, Satisfaction guaranteed. Reuben T. Appleby, of 10th.,-' Con: h Only the best of materials used. Turnberry. W a de.. AI Al T1_ F091 EVER FOO JP WE -AR an unibrella to keep your head dry and wear waterproofs to keep from taking cold. Our cordovans—a specially tantied horse hide— bench made over a stylisli last are veterans whea it corfies to service and polite enough to serve in all walks of life. Our shoes are making theit, way in the world. XXXX XXVIXXXXXXXXX