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The Wingham Advance Times, 1924-05-22, Page 1Secure your Tickets Single Copies, Five Cen't4. Flowers While We ,„Live The following paragraph is an ex- tract of letter from M.' H. Harrison, •Chicago; To :Secy. of Re -Union of S. S. No. x3 Wawanoeh—"I like the form of the invitation very much, The sentiment style and Workmanship, would I think be very hard to improve on, 11 it chanees to be the product of the Ad- vance -Times. I will say the city printing firms haven't anything on the home town office." Mr. Peter W. Scott received this letter and kindly passed this para- , graph on for us. -Former Warden Dies A former well known resident of Fordwich for trimly years, MI the per- -son of ex -Reeve B. S. Cook, passed ,away at his home, Toronto Tuesday night of last week. Casket was 'bretight to Fordwich and burial was made last Friday onarrival of the noon trani. The 0,range _Order took •-charge of the interment. Rev. Messrs Pring and Barnard condudted the service. Deceasedcarried on a vate hank in Fordwich for years and 4:lid a general agency bnsiness, and -was well and favorably -known. Mr. -Cook was Warden of Huron in the •.year 3899. West Huron Teachers The Ontario Government has sent out notice to each inspectorate that nn excursion.wilI be taken to Nor- • thern Ontario, during the month of August, as in 1921 and 1922. The following are the conditions of the notice: a. Each inspectorate is entitled to send two delegateseither male or female. ". • 2. The round trip will cost Fifty- five dollars ($55.no.) This will pro- vide for thc ticket, meals, taxi fares for side trips etc.,—tips excepted. 3, Delegates must send (as soon .as appointed) a deposit of Twenty- five dollars to the Secretary. Mr. Chas, G. Fraser, 10 Sylvan Ave, Toronto. This will be returned if •the delegate later finds it impossible to go. , 4. Delegates are supposed to take notes by the way ancl give a report of the trip at theanext meeting of, the • convention.. ' • Those desiring to go on the trip, should notify the local Secretary, Mr. G. S. Howard, Exeter, who, with the\ Executive Committee of the As- sociation, will consider the applica- tions atid notify those appointed. EVERYBODY'S, COLUMN -$25..00 PER TON—We now have re- cleaned screening ground fine. To sell at $25.00 per ton. Lenard's Mill. is VW. raa , ow for the Three Act Comedy, The Jones Entertain, Opera House Wing LOCAL AND GENERAL ITEMS Palmerston tax rate is 55 mills. Sale of Men's English Gaberdine Waterproof Coats at cut prices. See them at Isard's, Pine Apple Week,—Pine Apples are at then best. Out pi ices ai e right. j, H, McKay, Wingham'stores and offices will be closed on Saturday all day, May 24th, but will remain open late on Friday night Watch Fallon in the "and act get handed out the cleanest bosh in the eye a fellow ever got—but soon woocs aAaillMeeting of the Junior .Fa.rmers and junior Women's Institute will be held in Wingliant town hall on Wed- nesday., May 28th at 8 p.in A meeting of the I3owlers-will be held in the Council Chamber on Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Come and boost the bowling club. Cadet Inspection at Wingham High School Carnpus on Wednesday, May 28th, at 2 p. m. The public arere- spectfully invited to attend. , Watch for Posters in store windows the first form pupils of High School • • are preparing for the big comedy '.The JonesEntertain" prizes will be given for the best three. The Whyte Packing .Co., wish to tell their patrons that they will not have their warehouse open on Satur urda.y, May 24th,, but will be open on Friday evening till 10 o'clock. The family of the late Chas. Elliott desire to sincerely thank all -friends for the many kind expressions of sym- pathy received by them in their long sickness and recent bereavement. Special meetings continued at thc Baptist Church this week. Rev. W. J. Brown a nottd bible teacher from Toronto will speak. Rev. A. Schultz a returned missionary from Africa will- preach on Sunday. -24th of May Bargains in Boys New Spring Suits at Isard's. A Wingham Sport Cap given with every suit. Prospectrve June brides should be interested in the window display at Miss Rush's ,Millinery Parlors. After viewing it walk across the street and look through The Advance's stock of nifty wedding' stationery and cake box - •ARE YOU MOVING FROM TOWN We do long distance, trucking: . Get our Pi-iees, before shipping. Mune clys'-Wingliam, Phone 82. AUCTION SALE—Of Household Furniture at W. G. Patterson's ov- er feirelery Store, at 3 o'clock 'on Friday May 23rd. - FOR SALE—Set of new side curtains for late model Fordcar, also. ' new collapsible T handle Jack for sale cheap. Apply at The Advance. FOR SA.LE—Frame house on Jose- phine St., property of late Robt. Leggatt. Apply to R. Vanstone, Wingham. .., FOR SALE—Second hand rubber tire • buggy wood wheels, hard rubber tires in good condition. Apply to R. E. Ja.ckson, Massey -Harris Agent • FRESH LAKE TROUT—Thursday morning 18e per lb •:' J. Nortrop. 'FOUND—On the 3rd of May a sum oE Money in I-Iannas Store. Own- er to pay 250 for this Advt. TOR S4LE—Heint7man Piano, squ- ' a.re grand, suitable for Sunday School or other school, Apply at once to Box 557 Wingham. • TOR SALE --Rock Eggs that Latch 5oc for 15 eggs, Apply Box 157 Winghain, • HOUSE AND TWO ACRES OF Land for sale, situated in Bluevale, good frame house, hen. house and stable bard anti soft water. Splen- did, for -retired person wishing to Iceep a cow, hens or pigs. Apply to Thos, Stewart . Mrs; C. Griffin has returned to town and is visiting with her sisters, Mrs. Paddock ,and Miss Coventry. on Patrick St. She has just returned from a tour of Egypt and among eth- er paints of 'interest visited, were ro, Tuts' Tomb and Jerusalem. .The May Meeting of. the Women's Missionary _ Society of St.' Andrew's Church,will be held on .Thursday, May 22nd at 3 o'cleck. The topic being "The New Era in ,North For- mosa" -which will be taken by Mrs, Wirt.' Reid. ..A.• largeattendance of the ladies is 'eXpected, See what a, lovely :couple Mildred and, Wallace :make although they do have the little family quarrels in "The Jones' 'Entertain'? • . - A good Play entitled "The Young Village LaWyer". is to be presented by the Young People . of BrowntoWn Ceintrrittnity in the Foreaters', Hall, Blnevale, On Saturday evening May 24,th„ at 8 (Attack ander the auspices of Bluevale Methodist Church Every- body conie. Admission. 250, children 200, Just to remind, you ,I inake- Men's .Suits in the latest styles and to lit comfortable and -lodk well for Ten Dollars. Trimmings supplied Inc five dollars. Cloth ..in any, of the newest shades and patterns at the lowest cost. A; W. .Webster Tailor, up stairs Over The Wingham Advance - Times Office. . The regular monthly Meeting of the Women's Institute will be held ili. the Colleen ,Chamber :on Thursday; May zOth. at. 3 'O'clock. The district presi- dent; Mrs,. Wightman of Blyth, will be preSent and give an address. As the election .6,1, officers for the ,ensuing Year will be .held,, all members are re-, quested..ttO be present, The WoMen's:Auxihary to the Gen- eral Hospital- will hold a sale ofHA.P- rons and Home-inade Baking , in the couecil Chamber on Saturday after- noona . May 31, cornnienciiag.. at 3 0'elOck, Afternoon tea will also. be served, -any, donations Of baking, will be gratefully received aftd may be left at the Coaneit Chamber, WINGFIAN1, ONT., THURSDAY MAY 22nd, 1924 SUCCESSFUL YEAR - CLIAIRER OF COMMERCE New Set of Officers ,Should Make Things Hum The Chamber of Commerce held a re-erganization meeting in Wingham town hall on Friday evening. The attendance was the best for' a long time and considerable enthusiasm was shown. The election of• officers re- sulted as follows: . I -Ion. Pres.—W. F. VanStoae. President—T. C. King. 1st. Viee---T. J. McLean. and. W. Hanna. 3rd, Vice ---N. L. Fry. Secretary—Abner Cogens. Treasurer—C. P. Smith. Councillors ' Ward T—W, H. Rintoul, W, H: Gurney and A. E. Lloyd. Ward 2—Wro, Stewart, T. R. Ben- nett and J. M. Graham, ' Ward 3—L. C. Young, A. 'Fipling and J. A. McLean. Ward 4—Dr. A. j. Irwin, H. E. Is- ard and T, H. Gibson. Ward. 5—Robt, Allen„ A. Bell, aed W. C. Armstrong. ‘. The Chamber of Commerce will meet regularly in the Council Chant- ber on the second Tuesday of every month, SECRETARY CHAMBER OF • COMMERCE IF YOU NEED GAS OR OIL FOR —your car try Lepard's new filling station. .NOTICE --The United Farmers Co - Operative Company will not do business on Saturday, May ' 241h., but the plant Will remain open. on Friday evenirig of May 23rd. United, Farmers Co -Operative Co„ Ltd. TO PENT—A part of reaidence, cor- ner John. and William St. Apply to The Advance. ..................,...............,,,..7...1 LTCEMENT In quantities of 5 barrels or ov- . or our price is „$2.60 Per Barrel .11 E WING1-101 SAL CONteANY It Lir Abner Cosens Who was the unanimous choice for the office of secretary for the new Winghain Chamber of Commerce. PERSONALS Mr. Antos Tipling• made a business trip to Toronto this week. Mrs, W. j. Haines has returned from spending- the winter in Toronto with her son Councillor C. R. Wilkinson and Mr, R A. Spotton were in Toronto business this week. Mrs, j. Peterman of Belt -Imre is vis- iting with her son and family, Eldon Peterman, Josephine St. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cunningham of Myth, spent the week end with Mr, and Mrs. Harvey Nivins. Mr, and Mrs, Wm,. Adair of Kihcar- dine, spent Sunday at the hoine of the latter's parents in Morris. Mr, Matt. Sproule of Leamington spent a few days last week with Mrs. Wm, Henderson, Water St Mrs, D. J. Boyd has returned home from visiting with her daughter, Mrs. T. E. Manning in London. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Lloyd and fa- mily left on Monday for Port Stan- ley where they intend spending a week ,or two. Miss Mary Coultes of Toronto, is spending a few days at the home of her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. T. Deans, Shuter St. Ex Mayor E S. Little of the firm of Robinson, Little & Co. of London, made a pleasant half hour visit with Mr. John Galbraith. He was accom- panied by Mr. E: N. Hannah, past ,,president of the Commerical Travel- Iers Association, who represents their house. • ' Attended Hydro Meeting Messrs. Guiney, Wm. Holm- es, Reeve .McKibbon and Supt. Herb. Campbell were delegates from. Wing - ham Hydro Commission to the con- vention held in Owen Sound, on Men - day of this section of the municipali- ties of the Ontario Hydro `Electric Power Commission. Mr. Wt.n. Holm- es was elected to the executive. Sir Adam Beck was in attendance at the meeting. The Wingham Council, Hy- dro Commission and Chamber of Com- merce extended an invitation for the next annual convention to be held. at Wingham and their invitation was ac- cepted. This meeting will be held next May. Died. in Prtvosta Alta. There passed aWay in Provost, Al- berta, a highly esteemed. lady who was for many years a resident of Wing - ham, viz: Martha Kerr beloved wife of Mr. David Grigg. Gangerine set in her toe over a year agtO and she had it amputated but despite all that med- ical aid could do the disease worked up to her heart. Two brothers of the deceased, George and. Jos. Kerr owned the planing mill in Wingham some years ago. Mrs Eli Jacques of 'Whitechurch, was a great friend of the late Mrs. Grigg and visited at her home on dif- ferent occasions and spent many a pleasant hour talking of old times and acquaintances in Ontario, Sunday School Anniversary Judge Lewis Was Ill Division court was slated for 9 o'clock Saturday with a large docket of cases to be tried. Severalcases from London and others from a dis- tance were entered. When the time carne Inc court to open a message...was received that Judge Lewis of Gode- rich, was ill. The clerk of the court made an adjournment until Monday, May,6, at 9 a. m. North Huron. Liberals The annual meeting of the Federal and Provineial Liberal Associations for North Htiron will be held Jointly at Wingharn. on Tuesday, .May 27th, commencing at 1.30 o'clock. The meeting- will be addressed' by Mr. Duncan Marshall, the Liberal organizer for Ontario, and it is •ex- pected that a member of the House of Connmons also will be present. It is hoped there will be a large represen- tation frorn all parts of the riding, and a' special invitation is extended to the ladies. Everybody interested in good government for Ontario and for Canada will be welcome. There won't be any sad Post Mor- tem if you take advantage and secure your tickets early Inc the big play "The Jones' Entertain." • — Broke', itto Garage Some young lads entered Robert- son's garage late on ThursdaY night and helped themselves liberally to the fruit on Chas. Bondi's truck which was loaded for an early start aticl parked Inc the night in the garage, It is not good business boys and if you are not caught thanle ,your stars bet leave that kind of work atone in future, Telephone Officials Here The 261lowing Bell Telephone Com- pany officials were itt town on Tues- day: Mr, R. Burrows, Division Alan - ager anti Mr. .A. W. Robinson, Divis- ion Plant Supt. of .London, also Mr, j. J. Griffin, District Manager and Mr. N. L. Kilpatrick Plant Supt. of Stratford. The interior of the 'local office has been brightened up cOasiderably and newly decorated throughout, some im- provements have, been made in the equipment and this office is now one of the most itp-to•clate Bell Tele- phone offices in Western Ontario., Tuesday Financial Statement of Wing - ham Methodist Church The year just ended May tst has been one of the most successful years in the history of the Wingham Meth- odist Church. A summary of the re- ceipts and expenditures follows: Receipts Weekly Offering Pew Rent 462 50 Loose Collections 651 24 Evangelistic Services 193 59 Interest from Bank ... 12 00 Th, Off Newton. fortes,206 77 Anniversary 1107 95 Benevolence Fund IZO 75 Church Improv. Fund-- 249 75 Wingham Hospital Aux142 05 Missions 820 00 Huron Co. Soc. Ser 32 15 4 9 t p8 Bal. of cashfrom last yea $ 8090 93 244 35 $ 8335 28 Expenditures Pator's salary 2000 03 Choir Leader 340 cid Organist •. zoo 00 Janitor 513 4 Clerical zoo oo Taxes 54900 Printing .„,........ .... . . ...„ .. .,. .. „ ...... „..., 102 50 Fuel 512 oI Light and Water . 102 ,22 Other expenses 391 46 To various funds • - 3257 46 $ 7767 97 Bal. in treasury for next year 567 35 Oddfellows Appoint Delegates • Maitland Lodge 1.6.0.F. has appoint- ed Councillor Wm. Haney and J. W. Dodd. as delegates to attend the dis- trict meeting at Clinton on May 215t. They will also be the delegates‘to at- tend the provincial convention to be held in Guelph on June toth., zoth, and zast. • Pleasant Evening With Lions Mr. George Spotton was the speak- er at the Lions luncheon on Friday evening and dealt capably with the to- pic of "Friendship". Miss Sarah Mac- Lean sang a solo in splendid voice and was accompanied on the piano by Miss Bessie Abell. Mr. Dudley Holmes was goodfellowship chairman: Miss Mary Campbell Deceased A former- respected ' resident of Wingham passed away in London on Thurdday May 15th., in the person of Miss Mary Campbell,. She was a daughter .of the late Mr. and Mrs. Da- vid Campbell and the family resided on Minnie St., for many years. The remains were brought to Wingham, and buried - in Wingham Cemetery on Saturday afternoon. Two brothers and five sisters survive viz: David, bank messenger of Toronto; James of Mi- les City, Montana.; Mrs. E. A. Hod- gins of London; Mrs. J. Dunbrook of Cleveland; Mrs. T. C. Allisoa of Lon- don; Mrs. J. Thomas of Cleveland and Mrs. Davia of Windsor. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. Dr. Perrie at the home of Mrs. Margaret Harrison, Edward St. The Sunday' School Anniversary ser- vicesin the Methodist thurch on Sun- day and 'Monday last were the most successful in the history of the church. 'The special preacher was the Rev, W. A. Hunnisett of Fred. Victor Mission, Toronto, assisted by Master George Granville reader. Master Jas. Arnott soloist, and a Hawaiian quartet, com- posed of Messrs. Silby, Smith, Clem- ens and Flatlet. ' The church was beautifully decorat- ed by cut flowers kiedly donated by Mr, Milne of Whitechurch. It the morning the music was l'ed by a chor- us of 40 boys, alt 54 arta under, while at night by young man 15 atid over. While all services were most inspiting the evening service will long live in the memory of the congregation. The church was packed, while the address of Mr. Hanaisett on Wm. Wilberforce, was a masterpiece, On Monday evening a concert was put on by the company from Toronto, The program from beginning to end was unique and. most interesting. It was divided, into three distinet sections a solo by Jas., Arnott, a reading by George Granville, selections by the quartet and a brief address by Mr. 3-Itinnisett, These three 'addresses by Mr, Iltinnisett were ,Illastrated of a recent trip he took around the world, "Fetal proceeds from 'Concert alotie were $175.0o. A vote of thanks pre- sented, by Mr. F, W, Vrench. •and IDr, R. C. Redmond., was niosi heartily ap- plauded, indicating the, entlittsiaSin and interest of the people. i41! The Jones' Entertain This laughable three act comedy, will be presented in the Opera House Wingham, under the auspices of the Westminster Guild of St. Andrew' Presbyterian' Church on Tuesday ev- ening, May 27th. Cast of characters: Wallace Jones, a young Architectural Genius who has not yet „arrived, Mr. Tom Currie; Mildred Jones, his wife, Miss Sarah MeLean; Miss Hulda Jones, his devoted aunt, Mrs': W. j. Henderson; Tucked Whipple, his new friend and brightest hope, Mr. Gor- don McLean; Charles Falloha Col- lege Graduate„ waiting to find him- self, Mr. W. T. Booth; Fallon sr. a worker of miracles, Mr. A. L. Pos- tiff ; William Taanp, an inlpressionable expressman, Mr. R. A. Currie; Bet- tina, Blandish, of internation screen fame, Miss Elizabeth Gilchrist; Phy- llis Stotertboucher, of the famous old Knickerbocker Stotenboucher,Miss Lettie Fox; Christophene, an emo- tional house maid, Miss Bertha Mc- Kay; Mrs. Babbidge, the proud pos- sessor of an invalid husband, Mrs, Alfred Carr. Did you ever see a pretty girl shed tear—well you will if you get your tickets reserved in time and.see Chri- stophene the If you want to learn how to handle a real crook -- keep your eye on the Expressman, Mary Pickford has nothing on "Bet- tina?' as. a Movie Actress, although her contract has run put with the "Notorious Players." You just must see "Mr. Whipple" the man with 'the Master Mind who always hitches the wagon to a star. Come and sloe how millionaires en- tertain without money, Two hours of sighs, latig,hter and 'mirth, "Every day in every way things are getting better and better." Not a doll mo- ment niusic 'preteading the play and specialities between acts, including so- los by Mrs. A. EL Wilford and Mr. Gordon Buchanan, also Scotch Dauc- 14w , by Miss Anna McGillivray and IVfisats Peggy and Betty Taylor„ Ciirtala tises 8,/5., Admission, reser- ved Seats 5,ac; Rush 35c, Plan of hall at McKibbon's Drag Store, opens Thursday, May ..1zid, smansummilarnsm The Caadegrara I BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT 111 aY27t1-1,: Subscription Moved to Windsor • Mr. Chas. Pattison who has been itt the employ of the Dominion Bank -at, Wingham Inc. the past year received notice of his promotion to the branch at lArindsor and left for his new du- ties on Wednesday morning. Char- lie is a son of Mr. Irwin Pattison and was born. in Wiragham. He was well liked by 'all who knew him and, his straight forward manly bearing will, we are sure, make friends for him wherever he goes. - Wedded in Kincardine Continuously fresh supplies of the Smiles Cuc Candies 2,on per nammuosijmOisms amous 1 Will he received here direct from their Sura-l...it 60c Per Lb, CANDY SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK: Old Style "Globe Chocolates Mello Vanilla Cream in Pure Chocolate 6oc Value for .... _ II Maple Walnut Chocolates — Made with real Maple Sugar I/I 'Special for Saturday Only , Willard's Chocolates, per Ha McKibbon's Dr g ...11,11010011191.1 ITAVAL Stare N Winghara, Ont. 111E1111111E11111311 MI14111E11 111111111E1111211RE111 111E111 II II Ill home .39c, 39c 33 c 'tore Phone 53 81IialIIa tIllIlal1lifII MEM They All Like Tim k Miss -Annie C. Meiklejohn writing from her home in Hazelton B. C., and renewing her subscription to The Advance -Times says in part. "We so like to get the good old town pa- per weekly, it so keeps me in touchl with the doings of the old county id which I was bornand lived so many years that I dont want to miss it. read Tim's letter he is just a jolly old soul and full of de'ep -humor. I am moving.to Victoria this week." • Blow on Head May Be Fatal On Wednesday, May i4th., at the home of Mr. Oran Westell, Huron Terrace St., Kincardine was the scene of a quiet wedding. The contracting parties were Omar Westell„ Kincar- dine,and Mrs, Margaret A. Campbell. of the ist line of Morris. The mar- riage was performed by Rev. F. C. Overend B. A. Mr. and Mrs. Westin will reside in Kincardine. Their many friends join in wishing them every happiness. Goderich.Fire Briga:de Quits The Goderich volunteer fire brigade has handed in its resignation to the Town Council to take effect June 5. The Cottncil and brigade which con- sists of 14 rnen and a Fire Warden have been dickering over the question of allowance for the ,past four months. The brigade is allowed $435 Per ann- um which, is divided tip among the 54 men in . accordance with ,arrange- ments made among themselves. The in.en, asked for a roe per cent. in- crease, the Council compromised with 20 and later raised it to 30 per cent. The brigade has refused this, and tendered its resignation, which, it is uttd.erstood, will be accepted. Sairiuel Peddle Dead George Bell, an employee of the Goderich Elevator and Transit Com- pany, was probably fatally injured in Goderich last Friday afternoon while braking some cars into position for loading at the elevator. One of the cars jumped from the tracks and a large clab, which Bell was using in the brake wheel, was jerked from his hand and struck his head with such force that little hope is held for his recovery. Immediate- ly after the accident he was rushed to ,the Marine Hospital, where every effort is being made to save -his life. The dailies of Tuesday report the death of „Mr. Bell. There passed away at his home in Whitechurch on Sunday, Ma.y 11, a much respected inan in the person of Mr. Samuel Peddle, He was born in High -Wycombe, Eng. 73 years ago aud came to this country at the age of twenty-five years with his wife Sarah Chalfont who predeceased him nineteen years ago. He lived inLon- don for seven years where he worked in the London. Furniture factory. and ran for parliament as a Labor Candi- dtate against Sir William Meredith in 1885. He had been ailing for over three years but fell from an apple tree last fall and never recovered, He was a. staunch Liberal arid belonged to the Methodist Church. He leaves to mourn him five children, Mrs. J. G. Gillespie and Wm. Peddle of Whitechurch, Mrs, Fut bur and Mrs. Neighbour of Tisdale Sask., and Miss Edythe Peddle teaching at Munsey. One soft Harry .pre -deceased him a number of years ago. One brother Jim Peddle lives at Sault Ste Marie arid one George lives in Australia, al- so two sisters and three brothers still live at High-V'ycombe Eng. 1 -Te was. buried in Wingham. Ceme- tery last Tuesday afternoon, Rev, Mr, Osterhout of Lucknow and Rev. Jas. Scobie taking the services at the house and g,rave. The community wish to extend sympathy to the be-' reaved family. Ire Saw The Taint An editor once needed $1oo; he looked over his subsCription list, and noted •that some subscribers were in arrears for two years, a few, three years and one or two five years, in all amounting to five hundredpdollars. He sent out some duns and,one man received the missive with indignaton. He Went to raise a row with the edi- tor who showed him duns he had re- ceived himself, one for paper one for type, one for ink and severaal others. "Now," said the patient editor, "I did not get mad when these came, I know I owed for them, and I relied on you and others who owed,me to pay for them. You see we all depend on somebody." The mad subscriber saw the force of the argument and said he was sorry he had let the bill run so long. He'paid. Organizer C. Q. F. Dead Mr. J. B. Campbell, well known and respected organizer of the Canadian Foresters died suddenly on Wednes- day last at his home in Chesley. The floral contributions from the High Court of Foresters and others were beautiful. Several mouths ago he was badly beaten up and assaulted while at his work in Kincardine by a fellow who thought he had a. grudge against him, • Basket Ball Enthusiast Miss Mary L Currie daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Currie of East a Wawanosh, a few years ago was one oE the, .\V. II. S. clever" students and a sport, one year she won the Silver Medal as Senior/ Champion. W. H, S. Field Day Sports continue to be clever taking high standing in studies in Hospital work and nurse in train- ing Basket Ball team. Persons wish- ing to see the picture of HarPer's Hospital nurse in training also the opponents and Harper Hospital Bulle- tin call at H. B. Elliott's Book Store, Kincardine Boy Drowned Eddie Ryan, six-year-old sort of Mr. and Mrs. T. Ryan, of Kincardine was drowned at the mouth of the river Thursday afternoon. The body was found by the father close to the light- house after a two-hour search by neig-hbors, who joined the anxious pa.ients when the lad could not be found. The little chap had been playing - about his home, whichl is close to the river, and was not missed until Mr. Ryan, an employee of the Watson Furniture Company, returned home from work. A search was instituted when he failed to respond to calls, and for two hours searchers sought the little lad, hoping that he had but wandered away. It is believed that the child was playing close to the piling near the month of the river and fell into the stream. Evidently no one saw the accident, nor was there any sound to !indicate the tragedy, VOINISSIMMETWOMITISLTIEZZ=9,61. littelanalt110.21611I.2 MBITIMUMS-0117 hit dy Th T iy-F ewe d Do your celebrating in Cool, good looking, comfort- able Footwear. Discard Your heavy Shoes! Our prices are easy, while the cdinfort afforded by our cool, low Shoes is hard to estimate We've Sandals in Smoked Elk. Pearl Elk and Patent Leather also Strap Slippers itt the new shades to blend with your Spring Outfit. Prices $3.$0 I 7 We cari place your .feet iti splendid condition for your outing on the twenty fourth and do it very resonable ?HQbFE 23. G F., 1, THR.er001) SIIOU 'ORM.