The Wingham Advance Times, 1928-10-25, Page 1^5
With Which is Amalgamated The Gorrie Vidette and Wroxeter News.
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WINGHAM, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, 'OCTOBER 25th, 1928
Subscriptions $a,00 per year.
OBI UARY
FIELD CROP COMPETITION
FOWL SUPPER AND DANCE
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L�CAL AND PERSONAL
EUCHRE AND DANCE
AT BELG RAVE
SCHOOL CHILDREN DELIGHT
CROWD WITH ORAL
WEDDINGS
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•Wingham
COMPOSITIONS•Sperling-Moore
• William Charters.•
The following is the• result of the
In Arena, on Tuesday,
Potatoes for' sale at Wellington
After; an extended illness, there las-
After d
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se1928, away hen G e General
in the General Hospital,. GreatHall,..Bel
H p sob Get
iof
Falls, Montanna, William. Charters,
beloved husband of Clara McBurney.
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He. was born in Kinloss Township
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58 Besidesonhis he is
Field Crop Competition in Turnips
conducted by the Turnberry Agricul-
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lural Society, and judged by Mr, Rush -tendance.
Toronto,on Tuesday, October' 16:
R, Wilton A. Gemmill Chas."
- 96,95,
Carter A:' & W McKa ue 92, Wm,
94, g
Wellin e 9i, Thos. Taylor go, C. G.
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November 6th under the au ,paces of
C W. L. Steeper's Serenaders in at-
Supper served from g.ao
to 6 o'clock: Everybody bod. welcome,
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Tickets -Adults o Children 2. ;
Tip
5cents, 5
cents•
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Produce Co an Ltd.
.Company•
Mr,'John Claxton of Jasper, Alta:,
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spent the week -end at W. J: Greer' s.
• The articular man and the articu-
p
lar woman their shoes:•at'Greer's:
buy
L. O. L; No. 462 are holding a
Euchre and Dance to the Forester's
rave on Friday, November
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2nd, when Steepre's Serenaders • will
playrladies
la the latest dance hits. Old and
New time dancing. Everybody wel-
come. Come and enjoy a good ni=slit's
The first prize ,Public speakers at
Huron's School Fairs met at Clinton
on Saturday, October'20th, in a Cham-
n hi Tenyoung>
P o s p contest.
and three young gentlemen, represen-
ting thirteen of the School Fair
A quiet but pretty wedding took
place at high noon on wedding
October 24th, at the home of Mr. a=sd.
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Mrs, Thos. H. Moore of 2nd C of
Kinloss when their onlydau ester;
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Johann Irene, ,became the. bride of
Harold Henry Sperling; of White -
years ago, wife
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bythree.sons•. Funeral ser-
survivedBIRTHDAY
vices were in charge of the h O. '0- I
Campbell 89, Robt. Coultes 88, W. J.t..,
Currie 3q; Geo, Currie 86, Isaac
DANCE
Miss Earnscliffe ,Musgrove of l3uf-Mr,
,
faro,; spent a few days at her home
here.
fun: Admission So cents. Lunch groups, gave a display of oratory the
Served. like 'of which has seldom' been equall-
ed from any
church, Rev H. Whitfield of St• Hel-
ens, officiating', Immediately after
F. and 'Woodrnen of America, inter-
Wright 86, A, Robertson 82:.
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Lion's Club has secixred`
1VIr. and Mrs, Oscar Rogers of Tor-
platform:
WELCOMED BACK TO TOWN Miss Edith Dick, S. S. No, 14, Hay,
the ceremony the wedding party, con-
silting o.f the immedia•te •relatives, sat
tinent' being made in Great Falls cern-
H. Skinner`s Blue Water Boys for a'
onto s eat a few da •`s with. relatives
1? y
i who spoke on "Jean Blewett" was
down to a dainty wedding •dejeuner,
etery: Deceased is a brother of Mrs.
etery
John Waltaers; Wiaiglaaiia,
VETERANS ATTENTION!
Birthday Dance in the Armouries on
,
in town: h
xA very enjoyable afternoon was declared the winner: The splendid
fallowing •which, the happy couple reit
Memorial Service be
Monday` evening, October 29th. Pro-
Rev. W. E. and Mrs. Smitll.�re at-
spent at the home of Mrs. R. H. composition and manner of delivery
on a motor trip to D.etroit, Cleve-.
Mr% Frank Millen
A very sad death took place on
Monday morning when Mrs: Brant:
Veterans' will
held' in St. Paul's Anglican Church,
Wingham, on Sunday evening, Nov.
,rich' at 7 ,p. m: Special preacher Rev,
ceeds of this dance are to . o towards
expense of providing playground e-
quipment placed in the park this year.
$1:00 per couple, extra lady 25c. Re-
M•;. •,
tending the Baptist (' ,.y�.'-trte in
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Hamilton.
Mrs. W. R. Hamilton and Mrss Ruth
reflect considerable credit on her.ab-
Lloyd on Wednesday last, when Dx. , ,
Calder and a number of the 'Gradu- ility and training. She will represent
- Huron County at the contest held in
ate Nurses met to• greet Miss Eliza „•
beth Matthew, former superintende:zt conjunction with, the District Conven-
land and Buffalo. Their many friends
in this comznunit extend best wishes
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far a long and happy wedded life.
Teesof the 6th of •Culross, west of
Teeswater, passed away after a £ew
d s illness. Her infant babe died onof
ay
A. Le Cera who saw" service in France.
All veterans are asked to attend this
annual •service in memory their
freshments• . Dancing from 9 to 1
o clock.
spent the week -end with old friends
in Grand Valley.
Mrs. Lee Breckenridge of Bluevale
tion of the Ontario Educational Asso-
of ,.the W. G. H. The afternoon was ,
spent in social chat and reminiscences, ciation.
Tea was served after which the host- Miss Claire Pentland, S. S. No, 8,
Heaslip -Shaw
A pretty wedding took place Wed
October z7th, at high noon,
Thursday. Mrs: Miller was formerly
Miss Nora'daughter of Mr.
Johnston,J3
and Mrs. JackJohnstonof White-
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comrades who made the supreme sac-
rifice, `Parade at Armouries at 6,-. 0PEOPLE
All military men invited: Dressto
YOUNG HONORED
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called on her aunt, Mrs. W. M. Reid,
Pleasant Valley, last Sunday..
Ashfield and West Wawanosh gave
ess presented Miss Matthew with a �, ;
token of welcome' and appreciation a splendid kali` on Better Farman g
"win
nesday,
at the home of NTr. and Mrs. Leonard
Gates, •Pickering, •whett their •sister;.
church. Besides her husband she
leaves to mourn her, her parents, three
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p.m.
optional. C. •`�
p }2• Wilkinson.
St, Andrew's Church recently ,lost
two active workers in the removal
NIL and Mrs, 0, Thompson and
mil re over to Stratford on .Sun-
fa r y w e
from those present. he nurses were second place.
proud , to .have their superintendent Miss Mary Oakes; S. S. Na. 4; God
•again, told of "1:he. Benefits the
Bernice. Shaw was united in marriage
to Mr.: Earl Heaslip; son the the late
sisters, Mrs. Moore of Toronto, Miss
Mabel of Elora and Miss Beatrice at
FLOWERS AND FRUIT
to Stratford of Miss Bertha Mackay,
Wright•g
and of Robert to Gravers-
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day to visit the formers old home,
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A. C; •Morton •Toroonta,
among• them and trust her.erich, of
School Fair to the Community." Her
health may be spared to continue in
argumentative manner gave' her an ad -
•the
1VIr. and Mrs. J.. Heaslip, Craighur',t
Ontario. Rev. A. J, Johnston, B. A.
home and one brother, Gershom of
The mat of the
E. Wawanosh. T e sy p by
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Evidences are not lacking of the
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peculiar seasons of zg28, for last week
burst, At a meeting of the young
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speople one evening last week; NIr. b,
Mr, of
spent a few days last week with his
uncle and aunt, Mr; and Mrs, J. A:
profession as )successfully in the-
future as she has in the past. vantage for third prize and when she'
declared that'the School Fairs were
D. D. Professor at Victoria College,
uncle of the bride, performed the cer'
entire community"goes out to the
family'in their sad bereavement.to
Mr. Pckell Minnie Street, -left at the
Advance -Times Office a basket of
5• Hill on behalf of the choir andemony.
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young people presented Miss Mackay
Morton,
BAPTIST W. M. 'S. responsible for her- effort speak
In public at the tender age` of eleven
The bride wore an; attractive
gown of white georgette and Verret-
IN SOUTH.BRUCE
PLOWING' MATCH
hl' of ri a kinds,some of
dahlias, ave o s d ,
and color: Then on Saturday Nir.
Frank Anderson of Catherine Street
brought in a hunch of raspberry stems
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with an ivory toilet set, in appreeia_
work of
the church. Mr. Harry McGee pre-
seated Mr. Wright, a young Scots-
man who through aecouple of years
Our place o fbusizess will be closed
at 6 o'clock during the winter months.
United Farmers Co Operative Co.
Limited.,
Mr. and Mrs, A. H. Musgrove and
The regular monthly meeting of the she took the house by storm.
Baptist Church was held at the home School delighted the audience with a
of, Mrs. H. Mundy, on the evening life sketch of "Pauline Johnston." It
of Thursday, October 18th. There was a splendid effort and won her
ian lace, with tulle. veil: caught with
orange blossoms and carried a boo -
petition who was bridesmaid wore a
gown of Trianon georgette and car -
vied a bouquet of burnt orange mums.
The fourth annual plowingmatch
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of South Bruce, postponed from Thu
Satin-
rsday, was not ocmpleted until SatY
da when the judge, A. Little,
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handed deci-
loaded with fruit in all stages from a
•closed blossom to erfectl matured
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and large sized berries. Fora second
crop these were quite out of the usual.
stay in town showed himself to be
'of real quality, with a pair of cuff
links from the Sabbath School; and
kr. Hill tendered him a parr of mih-
tary brushes from the Young Peoples
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Greer are in Nia-
gara Falls attending '• the Chapman-
Musgrove wedding.. •
T •Mrs. G. L. Ridley and son, Ralph
of Toronto, are visiting at the form-
were ninteen ladies present. Devot fourth place.
• The first four rhes consisted of
loner exercises and a season of prayer p
were exercised b aver interesting specialty selected books for young
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Mrs. Kell people,' while each of the other young
programme. y gave an ac-
count of the work of Miss Edith competitors received a single book
Miss Phyllis Gates, Pelee of the bride,
was flower girl, in vile green silk and
carried a basket of ophelia roses. Mr,
Leonard Gates supported the groom..
Following the ceremony a wedding
of Agincourt e out` the
lions to ,the complete satisfaction cf
NAL
LOCAL AND .PERSONAL
,Society.
en's parents, NIr. and Mrs. W. A. San-
derson Shuter St.
Clarke, of West Africa. Passages for their earnest attempt to :win high-,
from "The Letters of• Mrs. Churc: er honours.
luncheon was served after which Mr.
Mrs: honey -
all. In his comments to the press,"
Mr. Little said it was one of theRubber
best matches he had been at for some
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh •
Berry of Bruce
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GOT EDITORIAL PRAISE
Boots -Best quality for min
women; misses and children. Just the
hill,'' read by Miss McKee, helped us The following list •shows the prize
to realize the sacrifice made and the winners and the school fair group re-
and Heaslip ;left on a
moon through SoutlYern Ontario, the
bride travelling in a navy blue georg-.
time and gave great praise to the
younger boys and to the two -furrow
class; three or four -horse teams,
It was a most miserable day for
field visited with friends in town on
Sunda .
y•
Mr, and Mrs. R. Garry of Grand
Valley were visitors •in town ori Sun _
day'
Miss A• M. Wilson, editor of the
Chatsworth Banner. a recent addition
to the newspaper life of the country
- to the fall fair held in
in referring a
thing. for this season of the year-
$1.90 to $5:00 Green's Shoe Store. ;
X Nirs. H. Wheeler and her daughter,
Ensign tVheeler, who is Assistant Ma-
gMission
presented:-
privations endured. by our pioneer ,
• 1, Edith Dick, Hensall, Jean Blew-.
missionaries• Mrs. Hanna read the ett:'>
report of the September meeting of
the Women's Home and Foreign 2. Claire Pentland, St. • Helens, "Bet-
Boards held in 'Toronto, ter Farming,
ette costume with navy blue coat,
white fur and 'silver hat. On. their
return they will reside at Hillsdale,
'Ontario.
the opening, starting off with a light
e g, g g
drizzle and continuing 'wet with . fie
quem heavy showers all day to the
however, p of 43 edninstants, who,
however, participated in keen con-
The choir o the Unite, , Church,
put; on a grogrm following the fowl
supper at Kincardine on Monday ev-
ening:
"'in "
_ « ham
that villa e says. From Wm ham
g , Wing•
a horse that one would call •out .
in the'road class." And
standing�
then, to confirm this o inion the jud-
ptogether.
gen awarded Clayton Fryfogle's :.qu-
tro n at the S. A, -Maternity Home _.at
Hamilton, are visiting at al Arttiw
Wheelers; Morris.- - `b - .
Mrs. John Gibbons 'and rs. An-
gus •McDonald left for Hamilton to
3.. Mary Oakes, Goderich Twp.,
The President iVlrs.'Anderson closedWalter-Casemore.
t• he meetingwith prayer, after which •"The Benefits of the Scliooi •Fair •to
, . .. -,pray '_a, t ,
the members enjoyed a sbciai'•fltoirr tele. Comicunrty: �, _
4.Marion West, Clinton Town, Pau
line Johnston."
Happy event took place at 2.30 on
it
Saturday; :October 13th, at the Un ed
Eliza -
Church Parsonage when Mary Eliza-
tests. comingthe
The°`prize for plowmenes;-1st
longest 'distance went to W. M. Col-
lins Clifford Machan, of Mitchell,
Owin to a sli ht accident the
mechanical department of the Ad-
vance-Times office; an account of the
50th: Anniversary of Lebanon Chapter
: e
ane and the driver the following priz-
for single horse to bug y,
g meg.
style and speed considered; 1st for
attend the annual Convention of the
Ontraio Hospital Aids Association,. on
October 23rd and 24th.
The remainder are not placed ac-
EAST WAWANOSH
cording to merit but each and all de-
COUNCIL serve special mention for their com-
he'th, daughter of the late Mr.. and
Nlrs. Hugh Casemore, became the
bride of John Wesley Walter, son of
late Mrs. John Eider; the cere-
a•nd
The youngest plowboy wa• s Leonard
, of the
Schmidt, 13, who was winner. ,
last He took the
Royal Arch Masons, is held over till
next week. ..
single roadster, 2nd for gentleman
driver; 1st for best turnout. This
animal has captured during the ;holy
Mayor T, Fells wishes to thank the
people who so kindly helped in don-
ating the sum of thirty-three dollars
positions.-
Council met on October ,16th with Gordon Razz, Crediton,' "Bird Pro-
all the members present. Minutes of lection."
last
the
mony was performed by the pastor:'
The bride, who was unattended, was
•in of brown vet -
prize year. also
prize for the best plowed land for
boys under z6 with Arnold Scott a
close second.•
JOE MARKS RETURNS WITH
HIS COMEDIANS
season 21 first prizes, 2 seconds and
one third, as follows: -2 at Goderich,
3 at Teeswater, 3 .at Lucknow, 3 at
Brussels, 3 at Hanover, 5 at Chats-
collected in aid of Mr. D, VanAlstyite,
who is seriously ill.
Miss A. E. Sanderson of St. Thom-
meeting were read and approved.
Nora Stewart, Clinton Rural, "How
Com. from the Co, Engineer 1 e- I can best serve my community,"
garding payment of light in Lower K,
Gladys Coleman, Varna, Citizen-
Wingham laid over for further con-
attired a smart gown
vet, with hat, shoes, purse and gloves
in matching tones. After a short
motor trip the happy couple will re -
CHAMPIONSHIPS.
The 'Culross "championship in sod
went to Alex, B. McI{ague, and in
The -0rillia Packet and Times of
Thursday, April 12th 1928 says:-
This week Joe Marks has been en-
worth, 2 at Fordwich 2 firsts and a •
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third at Win ham.
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as, who has been visiting in Buffalo, is
Welland, Hamilton and Toronto, is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
Sanderson, Shuter St,,
sideration, ship' Eu -
Lloyd Hern Winchelsa "The Eu -
Petition of John A. Snell and others "
ropean Corn Borer.
for the construction of a' Municipal • «
Mary Paterson, Grand Bend, Why
side •in the groom's new home in
Pleasant Valley, where the good wish-
es of their many friends are extended
stubble to Herb Arkell; Kinloss chain-.
pionship; Graham Moffatt, Robert
Moffatt; Carrick championship, Ar-
ihur Vogt,. and. for Carrick Township
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:boys under i6 Athur Vogt and Leis-
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aiard 'Schmidt: Culross junior prize,
A, B. McKague, A. Thacker, W. Mc
tertaining' Oriflia ,in -the ,opera House
with Bert Johnston's Company. The
19t(;arks Brothers who were on the road
for, several' decades acquired the knack
of drawing full houses wherever they
Joe, who is the
went and ,apparently,„
last of 'the brothers on the road, has
Hard Time Haillowe en Dance.
Skinner's Orchestra Mildma, Town
Hall„t .Nedriesday, October 31st, Prz-
es given. • Lunch served, Usual ad-
,
mission, Come in your old duds.'
A, at present.
%� Miss Powell and Nlrs. Bert Well-
wood were delegates from the. United
Church . W. M. S. to the Sectional
a
Rally at Fordwich on Tuesday, while
Mrs, Wm. Finch represented the Vic
toryMission Circle.
T
drain at Lots 28, 29 and 30, Con. 3 our Empire went to War."
received. •
Greta Horner, Zurich, "Canada,"
On motion of Thompson and Camp- „
Beatrice M. Culbert, Ashfield The
bell the petition was granted and the Va1ue of Birds to Man." •
clerk instructed to notify the Engin George IKeil; Corrie, "Agriculture
eer regarding same. >, •
Fifty Years Ago.
The collector presented his bond, Florence McClure, Colborne, "Sue-
to them.
fellow -
Prior to her marriage her fellow -
employees of the Gurney Glove Works
met at the home of Miss Jennie Ard
and presented her with a beautiful
walnut chesterfield table. A miscel-
laneous shower was also given her by
Donald.
The other prizes were as follows:
not lost the art of pleasing theatre-:
'For
A special thank offering meeting of
DOMINION TIRE DEAL- the Women's Mission Circle of the
the same being accepted as satisfac-
cess•
tory.
a number of her friends when she
received many pretty and practical
Sod, ,high cut - plows -Bert Bennie-
Brussels; W ' H. Atkinson,
goers. three nights this week
Bert Johnston's company amused and
d8on Wed-
ERS MEET AT KIT- Baptist Chuchbe held
ock.
The
Hullett and clerk of the Twp.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
gifts, "
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ingway,
Port Elgin;
entertained crowded houses with a
Octoberill
o'clock
nesday,.the
of Council, sol-
Port Elgin; Wes: Howe,
Best Crown, B. Hemmingway; best
new programme each evening, Bert
CHENER
, • An, address will, be given by Rev. C.
Home
iciting some assistance for the road
to Potatoes for. sale at Wellington
RADIO' STATION 10 B.P.
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efinish, Atkinson.
Plain Plow -McKenzie Webb, Lurk-
now;- Wilf. Inglis, Walkerton; Will -
J. Pritchard,
iam Collins, Mitchell; Webb bl.
Lucknow. Crown, Webb, finish; C
lins.
prize in
Those who never won a Pi
the men's class -G: Moffatt, R. Mof-
fat, Teeswater; G. Yeo, Bluevale; C.
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1, Port Elgin; H. Couse, Teesof
is a magician who has a wide range
of tricks which hold his audience and
baffle the keenest observers. Mrs.
Johnston also.. is a magician of merit
and cahnn and received hearty app-
rause, Madame Muriel proved her
ability as a mind reader and her an-
l aid
savers to questa ns`on the black boWalton
s
were remarkable. Professor Smiths
numbers on the violin and on the Nola
• H. Schutt,Superintendant of
On October 2nd and 3rd, Kitche- Mis• sions: All •are cordially in -sited,
Per was ,tete Mecca for all the D'o-
)(Mr. and, Mrs, C. B. Forrest, Blue-
minion Tire Depot Owners' of Onta-
• vale, .Ontario, announce the engage-
rix and Quebec. The magnet was the
. ment of their niece, Christie F. Mc-
0-
Depot' Owners' Convention at' the Do
Leod, to Mr. Andrew C. Turnbull,
minion Tire Factory. son of Mr, and Mrs• Oliver 'Turnbull,
The Convention was. planned as 'a Ontario, marriage takeThompson,
the marrra a to
sort of post -graduate course in tire placeearlyin November. X .,
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care and' repair for the sole benefit' This is a good time, to look up your
from Auburn the railway station,
•at 'that place, pointing out that the " roduce Company Ltd.
bulk of the traffic on this particular Our rubbers are cheap -Doctor bills
;
road was from the townships of .Fast are high. You have an option, W. ;l•
and West Wawanosh and Colborne. Greer,
Action in this matter was deferred
• Ma. and Mrs, John Hanna spent
for the present. last week at Grand Rapids, Mich,
On motion of Kerr and Thom son
the township will furnish 185 4 -inch Come in and let our new Fall Shoes
tile for outlet for drain on Lot 34, talk to you for a few moments. W.
Beginning this Thursday at 7.30; the
regular hour of old time music will be
broadcast from this station, On Sun-
day next, Oct. 28th at 4.16 p. In, the.
regular Sunday concerts will begin.
Your comments or requests will be
gladly received. By so showing your
interest we get encouragement to eon -
•
tinue these broadcasts.
-water
water. Crown, G. •Moffatt;, finish, R,The
.Moffatt,
i" e .
Jointer plows -H. Schnurr, Walker-
•t ,, - , H
g ter,
ion A, McKague, Teeswater;
:McKagtte, Teeswater, R, Ku t 1Vlild:-
Cello, an instrument of his own make,
were well received •
The above company will fill a three
p y
nights 'engagement in the Town Hall'
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Wingham, on Thursday, Friday and
Dominion Tire Depot Owners.
Leather Topped Lubbers or other
The program included a complete heavy rubber footwear and see if they
tour of the wonderful tire factory. need repairs,, Winter isnot far away
It was a great opportunity for the and it is well to be prepared and there-
,
,sten who sell Dominion tires to see by avoid the early rush, Willis Shoe
Con. 12. J. Greer,
followingaccounts were aid: -
p Mrs. Corbett of Eelgrave fell on
Geo. W. Snell, drawing tile, $7.00; Saturday.: evening and broke her
Wightman,grant to 13e1 rave
5• g' shoulder,
school #air, 10:00 the Reeve, Clerk,
, $ ,
Assessor, selectin $ 1'1.00• Mrs' James Seri and family are
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may. ,Crown; Schnurr; finish; A. I3,g
a ue. '• ' •the
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Sod 23 years and under=W.. J. D en -.:lad,
W in ham B.
S' turde October- 25, 26, 27, under
y'W..
: auspices of the Wingham Arena
givinga complete change each
.
their own spec-
,
how they are made. Then there were. Store, Phone 129, Wingham:
exhibits of the latest vulcanizing and The Ladies' Aid of St: Andrew's
i,Vincent,
repair machinery and accessories, ex- Presb terian church purpose holding
rn m ycent,
tensive lectures' and practical de o a sale" of homemade baking and otherson,
and jurors, ' spending a few days with friends in
McGill, patrolman, $15.00; G. R. Marldale.
patrolman, $15.00; A. G. Vin-
patrolman; $27,75; Chas. Carter, Mr, and Mrs. Charles Bondi timid
Carl, are on, a motor trip ,to
l� I;
Rc ,l s
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Wi'J�
to
•urs, Walton, J., Willits, gcarrypatrolman,
• Schnurr, Walkerton, A. Thacker, =hoes
water;` •"T. 'Lambertus, Walkerton,•
Crown,_ Dennis, ,finish, Thacker.: ., " •will
n under -M; :Ellis
Stubble, ,ig andBlonde
•' ate,' W.
Walkerton, H. Arkell, TeesW
• McDonald,
McDonald, watrTeeswater, S,. McDver.
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"`Teeswater; C. 'Machan, Mitohelt:
aliening;They
effects, and s a spec-
rel settings and e , a p
' l :added attraction Madam Muriel
is _
answer questions each evening
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free to all who'may ask her. The
coin an is resented by Joe Marks,
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otic' of the Marks Bros„ 'who says this,
' ' decidedly different to anypre,
showy >s decade y
stratians by the experts in'charge, es inthe basement of the church
narticles
educational moving pictures of rub
on Saturday, October e. th at 3 o'-
bei growing, sales talks olid enter clock. Lunch will be served.
taimnents• Shoes can be made a •p.r-
.The,
The Convention was brought .to a • bade or a beautiful Sit-
manent Tans
close by •a big banquet at which ad- uarantee a satisfac-
effect. • We g
dresses byprominent citizens were•
tory apetation which melees awonder-
$15.25; J. Gillespie, road
p ' p ,
su er attendant, $21.75. Renfrew; Ottawa and Montreah
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Council adjourned to meet again on Rev. N. R, Alp of Auburn OCcu-
pied the pulpit -in the United Church
Tuesday, November 13th, p p ,•
' •._ on Sunday in, the absence of Rev.
following •is •a summary of tax
S. Davison, pastor, who was tar ing
es, as taken from the Collector's Roll
: anniversary 'services at Auburn.•
-County rate -$10,072,05, Township,
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- $ 5 450.88• Bridge Debentures- Ralph Carr, v. to •is cm'',oyed as
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UNITED CHURCH
WINGHAM
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:�W, D, ,McDonald•, firxsh, L.
Crown, )
Strauss..
Ben-
Stubble, i6 years and under -J. }3� n-
'• Forinosa'
Inger, A. Vogt,
E. Howatt, Blyth,, L. Schmidt,
1 to.
seated, here before and never fails
p lease. Prices to suit eveiyboily:
DOai's open at 7.30, performance i e at
•` oni ari''s own orchestra'in at-
8.15. C P Y •
tendance.
delivered. Th Hon. Chas, Stewart, I
de, v e fu1 unproverttent to those who ])refer
w . painted ' t , , ,
Minister of the Interior, ro n the ..atoned. wens
a 4l?i?ge f • i
retire of ",Canada •of ahe• fist s
rosy p Shoe Stole, Phone 129; Wingham.
ire" while Mr, J:.O, Linteatr deli-
vexed a most instructive address can The Philaletha Bible class: of the
Wingliam United church , invite you
rate ,
le hone and drains -l- •operator with tele C,P 12., Toronto,
$1,440.24, Tc p s
fe da s with tris ar-'
685:62, Dogs -$504,00; Public school is spending a w y p
total taxes on roll 30120, cuts, Mr. and Mrs, George Carr, Bits-
-$117.00; -$ ,
90, A, Porterfield. Clerk, sol Terrace.
Dr. McInnes driving towards
Rev. Sidney Davison, Pastor
Tel 140, Parsonage 183
tion-
A. Scott,Teeswater, : Crown,
"Merchandising conditions in .the ,
to be held ' -
while
Tuesday hit
.. Sunday, October 28th, 1928 •
may; •e.
Howatt,' finish, Beninger.
' R,C.A,R
BEWARE THE MOTOR
„ to a Hallow een .social
aiitdmobrle tract Mr. W. A.".Eden
' `ttie schoolroom oil church, "Tues=
PRIZi✓. LIST C012RECt,J10bT Clinton on morning was
. by a motorist named Garrett, li/ ,Piles
Morning-
` '•r M'' loWi » three or' four
Two otv'
,, _
President of the Dominion Rubber ,
$0th 8 0.
..
T turzieci'0r�er.
The tap
Open Gate:
Fri li ,
• ld r;Rv
horses -.G. Stobo, K. MCDoria , •
1
,Aitken +. McPherson,.,I ,.,,111Cc.Dona d,
.all. of Teeswater: ; Crown and finish,
'Stab°. . •
' „•,- • cG its Walton• H.
`Tractors G. M av , ,
Armstrong, Teeswater; J. Edgar,
A g,
�vxr:.n�,>fn,•.. Crown. McGavxtt.
'Bill! 'r • :.
Bn11, Brawley has a broken wrist,
the rclues'of 'a motor car back firing•
.
when cranking' it•.
4, Cla fon Steeper required five stitch-
Yat
• • 'u
es.in lip after a tractor bucked p.
Some person had changed the timer
pmysterious
,.s„�,r;a 1N• en :barer"-ti"rie. ,,
CO.brought the Convention to a close day evening, October at
crock. ' Admission 25c and 15c.
with a, Brief outline of all titre Can -prize
.
- i meant and a few words of Mrs.' Win Ieid, Pleasant Valley,
vent cit ;;
for the coming year., has been Confined to her bed for
goad cheer g y•
. Wto Lepa.rd Is local dealer, •J. A, over a month with severe heart
'r -care of Nurse Ter-
Youttg at Betgrave and it. H. •Ca • tacks, under the r
son and Sonat Carrie, riff,is unproved hut still weak.
We wiser to Correct an error in the Porter of oiidesboro; and
in the ditch. Garrett was going east
list •of Wingham Fall Farr in ,
, ,, ,•:> arentl never saw the,laciers
last weer, s issue. Prizes in Girls'and alp yUse
l epartinent which were credited to car coming along, , A young lad Witt,
e should be credited to Gossett received a shaking up, but how
Mrs. Hawk,
Miss Mat"orie Hamilton, Bel rape:•-- the doctor escaped serious injury is
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Secretary, one' of the affairs.
; Eveivag--:
or Lose.
Prayer Service, Wednesday I
evening at 8 o'clock �
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