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SALMON FILLETS, lb. 49c
SOLE FILLETS, lb. 45c
PERCH FILLETS, lb. 39c
COD FILLETS, lb. 37c
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•• rokTY Y5ARs ,A0.0 es Duncan - Ilaviser- Married at the
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II al C., on August 17th, 'by Rev, Lb. M.
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• • the Rev, Dr, John Ross, of Port
24th,Dal-
• • housie, assisted by Rev, Jas, Wilson,
• Beatty VACUUM CLEANER, complete with fittings- in pastor, of the chureh, Mr. Charles Law,
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• 1111 of the late Robert Ross, formerly of
• ' '1.i.: ',. WOODEN BUSHEL BASKETS' 25c • Brussels.
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Large CUPS and SAUCERS - white and red
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▪ ROOF COATING-5 gallons $4.25
NEW STOCK OF
English DINNERWARE
WATER BOWLS, reg. $6.15-SALE $5.50
Green Enamelled Used GAS WASHER, only $115.00
ORDERS TAKEN FOR STORM SASH
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tournament under the auspices of the
Wingham Bowling Club opened on
Monday afternoon with twenty-six
rinks, twenty of them being from out-
side points. Hoover's Clinton rink
won the Trophy competition and Rob-
inson's Orangeville rink the Associa-
tion event. Monday the weather was
ideal for bowling but Tuesday after-
noon rain followed by cool weather
gave poor conditions for the balance
of the tournament. The Consolation
doubles and singles were not com-
pleted in time to report in this issue.
Wingham Rinks At Local Bowling
Tournament-Rev. Jenkins, Dr. Irwin,
R. Allen, A, H, Musgrove, skip; J.
W, Gibson, W. A. Campbell, Thos.
King and L, Kennedy, skip; J. Mason,
C. G. VanStone, C. Dallas and G. C.
Manners, skip; B. Leary, A. E. Smith,
B. Cochrane and A. M, Crawford,
skip; C. A. Rintoul, J. W. Orr, D, L.
Dinsley and Alex Porter, skip; K, Rae,
J, Robson, D. B. Porter and D. Hol-
mes, skip.
St. Helens-Mr. Will Todd is ex-
pected home soon. Mrs. Stalker," of
Wingham, was visiting at Robt. Tay- only son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
lor's, Mr. A. E. Durnin left last Tues- Gill, with the Rev, Fr, Egan officiat-
day to look after his interests in the 111 g%
West, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Woods and Bowling Tournament Sets Record-
little Vera, spent Saturday evening The Merchants' and Manufacturers
and Sunday under Mrs, Wood's par- Bowling Tournament, which was stag-
ental roof at Wingham, Mr. and Mrs. ed by the Bowling Club on Thursday
Thompson of Sault Ste. Marie, accom- evening, was the largest and most sue-
panied by Mrs, Thompson's mother, cessful tuornament ever slaked on the
Mrs. T. Todd, left on Tuesday morn- local greens, Two years ago a similar
ing to visit in Toronto and take in tournament was held and there were
the exhibition. forty-eight rinks entered which was a
* '* e,1 record, but on Thursday evening there
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO were 52 entries. Two hundred and
a Monument Unveiled-Most impres- eight players competed and the McCoy
• sive were the ceremonies at the unveil- rink from Lucknow won first prize.
• ing of Wingham Memorial Monument
• IIII in honor of those heroes who gave up NI their lives that. we might have liberty
N and British Freedom. A great record MI of people witnessed the ceremonies.
• General Sir Arthur Currie, G. C. M.
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Ile G., K. C. B., unveiled the monument,
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and in a clear voice gave a most ap-
propriate address.
Pocock - Walton-A pretty wed-
ding was solemnized at Ossington
Ave. Baptist Church, Toronto, on
Wednesday, when Miss Josephine
Walton, of San Antonia, Texas, be-
came the bride of Mr. G. E. Pocock,
eldest son of Mrs. R.-Pocock of Wing-
ham, with the Rev. Dr. Allen officia-
ting,.
Qca -c ,xxat;K r6 GK
Personals-Mr. and Mrs. Tinos,
Gaunt and family spent a clay last
week at Eugenia Falls. Mr. and Mrs.
W. J. Henderson and family have re-
REM1NISCINfi
turne,41 from a motor trip to Guelph.
Hamilton, Niagara Falls, Norwich and
London, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Moo
dy awl babe, Norman, accompanied
by Miss Elsie Iliackhall, nnaored to
Sarnia ou Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
Walker are on a motor trip to Tor-
onto, Hainilton, Niagara Falls and,
Buffalo.
Trustees at St. Andrews-On
day, August 18th, at 2.84 p.m., at a
public meeting of time congregation
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church,
which was duly called and advertised,
the former trustees, viz„ Wfn, Isbis-
ter, Wm, J, Henderson and John An-
derson were reselected for a term of
three bears.
Gorrie-Wallirton Longue and wife
are visitors with W. D. and Mrs.
Williams, Dr. N. L. Whitley was in
Toronto. several days recently. Mr.
and Mrs. Beesy of Kitchener, were
week-end visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Shera, Mr, and Mrs. James are hall-
(laying at Toronto, Mrs. Elles of
Drayton is visiting her uncle, James
Shera, Mrs. Fergusgn and her daugh-
ter of Mangester, Maine, are visiting
Mrs, John Hyndman,
Glenannan-Miss Nellie Doig of
Carrick, a former school teacher at
Glenannan, spent Sunday with her
friend, Miss Mabel Stokes. Mr, and
Airs. Fred Wilton of Walkerton, visit-
ed recently at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Wilton, Among those
who attended the big picnic at Strat-
ford last Wednesday were Mr. mid
Mrs. John Metcalfe and son, Torn,
Mr. -Wm, Breceknridge, Mr. and Mrs.
David Breen, Mr. and Mrs Sam Mar-
shall and Mr. and Mrs. Fred John-
ston of Wingham, spent Sunday at
Mr. Arthur Lincoln's.
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FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
Gill -Weishar-The Sacred Heart
Church, Teeswater, was the scene of
a pretty wedding, when Margaret Ven-
etia, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Weishar, became the bride ,.f
Thomas Joseph Gill, of Walkerton,
St. Helens-Messrs, Frank and Tom
Todd left on Saturday with their Poi-
led Angus cattle for the C.N.E. at
Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Torrance And-
erson and Mary Josephine of Toronto,
are vacationing with Mr. and Mrs. J.
D. Anderson, Mrs. McFarlane and
Walter, also Mrs. Sellers and son,
Kenneth of Bluevale, were visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McPher-
son and with Miss G. Webb. Mr. Stan-
ley Todd is visiting in Michigan, Miss
Florence McQiullan is visiting in Tor-
onto.
Wroxeter-Mr. ayd Mrs. ,Geo. lifer-
kley were in Kitchener one day last
week. Mrs. Jas. Stutt and Miss Ann
Munroe, who have been visiting in
Cleveland, returned home on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Jack,son and sons,
Edward and William, Mr. and Mrs.
Fitch and children, Carl, Gladys and
Lyle, also Mrs. E. Higgins, were Sun-
2-ply ROOFING, per roll
Combination STORM
and SCREEN DOORS
complete with GLASS,
$13.95
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day guests at the home of Mr. Thos. on Mr. Jolla Finlay on Sunday.
Missed' Bertha and Minnie Jas,. Pritchard spent a few days irx.
Smith, visited in Brussels one day Listowel. (Smith,
last week
Gorrie-Afrs. J. A. Day, Mr. Cecil
Day and daughter. Miss Bernice, spent
Sunday at Brussels. Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Deyell of - Wingham, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank
King. Mr. and Mrs. F. Coles spent
the week-end at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Ward Schaefer in Fordwich.
Mr. and Mrs. Hanford Irvin also Mr.
and Mrs. Thos. Short, sepnt Sunday in
Torontto. Mr. Harry'King spent time
week-end at Brace Beach and Kin-
cardine. Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Holmes 1 , ,c5f„ and Miss Perkins left on Monday f,s•
1 SHERBONDY a week's visit in Toronto.
12th Line Howick---,Mr. and Mrs.
COFFEE SHOP L. Wassman visited his sister, Mrs.
Cleve Stafford on Sunday. Mr. John
Hayes, also Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Fin-
Next to Lyceum Theatre lay, were Sunday visitors at the home
of Mr. Thos. Vittie. Mr. Alex Finlay,
Miss Finlay and Mrs. Fennell, called
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Quart
English CUPS and SAUCERS-
Easy WASHING MACHINES,
Gyrator type, reg. $137.50-
SALE
ALARM CLOCKS
$2.65, $3.50, $4.95
RUBBER RINGS, pkg. 03c
OVERHEAD GARAGE DOOR SETS
$19.95
BLACK CAULKING
45c Gallon $1.19
GREY CAULKING
98c Gallon $2.95
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ALUMINUM ROOFING
(In stock) Reg. $12.00
SALE PRICE $11.00
3 and 1 SHINGLES-
Green or Red, per square,
$8.75
STEEL CABINET SINK-
Reg. $159.00-SALE . . .$139.00
ESSOTANE 4-burner GAS STOVE,
fully enamelled only . . . $115.00
UsecfRoyal COOK STOVE, white
Enamel $65.00
Used McClary Heavy Duty RANGE,
Green Enamel $85.00
COD LIVER OIL, 200D, reg. $3.25-
SALE PRICE, per gal.. . $2.50
$2.75
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