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13LYTH
Blyth Fall Fair will be held Wed-
nesday and Thursday, Sept. 23 and 24.
Lutknow Kiltie 'Band has been engag-
ed for this occasion as has been the
order for several years. Blyth School
Fair willobe held in conjunction with
the Society-, On the evening of the
second day of the Fair, Sept. 24., a
splendid program will be presented
by the Wingham Concert Co.
Mt. Harry Weymouth, secured 19
firsts and 7 second prizes out of 28
entries in poultry at Goderich Pallair.
Mr. and Mrs, J. A. Brandon, 13e1 -
grave were visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Carr on Sunday.
Rev. Mr. Peters of Dungannan, ex-
changed pulpits with Rev. Barnby of
t n St 'United Church on Sunday,
Ur. John Brown. is operating lois
evaporator this season and is employ-
ing a number of hands.
Mr. and Mri. WiUiaii Emigh of
Grand Valley, spent the week -end with
friends.
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Dr. Harold Robinson, lett on Mon-
day for Walkerton, where ,he has pur-
chased a home and intends practising
there. We wish him success.
Sorry to report that Mr. joe
Thompson of Seaforth, had his garage
burned down on Monday last.
Messrs. Jack Webster, Harris Par-
don, Will Young and. Adam ,Robert-
son, attended the rifle matches in
Guelph last Friday and Saturday and
carried off quite a few prizes.
WINGHAM'IDVANCE-TIMES
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Rev. Craik of Orange Hill and Go" -
re, preached a most eloquent sermon
in the Union Chureh Sabbath afte:-
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A play 'entitled the "Pill Bottle
will be given in the Community Hall,
Friday evening, under the ausniees of
ThUrscla , September fd4th.,, rgo5
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WHITECHURCH
Mr, and Mrs. John Craig and Janet
and Mr. and Mrs, Wm, Dawson,. left
on Sunday, '`to visit for a few days,
with relatives in Brantford.
Miss Barbara Weir, left:on Monday
to attend Stratford Normal School.
Mr. Blake Gaunt is visiting with
friends in St. Catharines,
Mrs, Joe Harrington of Pahnerston,
is spending a 'few days with Miss
Annie Henry. They both nursed ov-
erseas in the Great War.
Miss Bella Kennedy is visiting wth
her sisters, Mrs. Carol and Mrs.
Hogan of Ashfield.
Mr. Arthur Hessian, who has been
visiting with his aunt, Mrs. J. B. Mor-
rison left last week for his hOme in
Toronto.
Miss Florence Pardon and Miss
Dawson who have been spending their
holidays at the former's home here,
left for their work in Toronto Hospi-
tal on Monday.
• Miss Sarali Sharpe of Teeswater,
has been visiting for the last two
weeks with Miss Catherine Ross.
The firm of Muirhead & Co of,Tor-
onto, met with their emplOyees one
night last week and presented MISS
Millie MacGregor wth a miscellane-
ous shower, prior to her marriage.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McMillan of Al-
p&na are visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
MacGregor.
Mrs. Gavin Middleton of Hamilton,
and her brother, Mr. Wm. Hawthorne
of Brantford, are visiting with their
sisters, Mrs. Holmes and Mrs. Kerr.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Vincent and fa-
mily of Westfield, visited with her
mother, Mrs. Mary McBrien on Sun-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davidson visit-
ed last week with friends in Stratford
London and St. Thnmas.
Mrs. Richard Wellwood, Mr. and
Mrs. Elgin WellwOod and Richard
and Mr. George Speers of Orangeville,
spent the week -end at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. John Falconer, also
with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Cottle and Mr.
Harold Sparling, attended London
Fair last Wednesday and visited\ on
Thursday with relatives in Exeter.
Mr, and Mrs. Amos gornehts, Mr.
Wm. Peddle and Mr. Thos, Rowtcliffe
spent a couple of days in London last
weekM'
r. and Mrs. Jas. MacGregor of
Whitechurch, announce the engage-
mcint of their daughter, Millie, to Mr.
Hugh Aderson of Cleveland, son of
the late Mr. and Mrs, Anderson of
Lucknow. The marriage to take place
on Spet. 3o in Toronto,
MORRIS
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Wheeler of„Bel-
grave, visited at Mr. D. Campbell's
last Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. James MacEwen of
Detroit, spent a few days with ;. the
former's father, Mr, A,. MacEwen.
Mrs. Peter McIntosh and family of
Kindardine, spent 'Sunday with Mrs.
Thos. Abraham.
Mr. and Mrs. John Haines, Mr.. and
Mrs. Victor Haines and family, spent
a day in London last week.
Mrs, Will Robertson and daughter
Jean, spent. Sunday with the former s
mother, Mrs. Thos. Abraham.
Miss Nellie Cruickshanks of Wing -
ham, visited her sster Mrs. A. Van-
Alstyne last week. -
LUCKNOW . .
The prize -winners in the LucknoW
Agricultural Society's corn competi-
tion are as follows: ist John Web-
ster, West Wawanosh; 2nd, Ackert
Bros., Kinloss; 3rd., T. A. Cameron,
Ashfield; 4th., 'Wm. Webster, West
Wawanosh; th,, W. E. McPherson,
West Wawanosh; 6th., Elmer Farrish,
Ashfield; 7th., W. E. Henderson, Kin-
loss.
Mrs. P. J. McMillan i away on a
visit to Chicago and Detroit. She
left by -motor. in company with Mr,
and Mrs. Duncan BOyl and daughter,
Betty, of Chicago, who were here on
a visit.
Carrick Douglas, who was home last
week on vacation, received the con-
gratulations of friends on his having
won first place and the gold medal in
the vocal cornpetition (baritone) held
at the Canadian National Exhibition,
There were. twenty-severa contestants.
FORDYCE
the W, F. S. of the Union Church,
This play is instructive as well as
humorous. Come and seethe Orien-
tal Costumes. Proceeds to go toward
Missionary work.
Althotigh the School Fair held
Thursday afternoon was not as well
attended as last "year, the exhibits
were fine, the scholars did credit to
themselves and teachers, The Sailor.
drill by the Carrick School, attracted'
much attention, also the home school
being in Irish costume. Lunch was
served on the grounds by the Wo -
mens Institute.
Mr. Robt. John Barton and son of
Palmerston, called on old friends in
*e village. Friday afternoon,
Miss Mary Rutherford of London
is a:visitor at John Darling's.
A number from the village attended
Teeswater School Fair.
Mrs. Murray who has spent the
summer months with her daughter,
Mrs. John Mulvey, returned to her
home at Lucan last week.
Miss Amilie Inglis, Annie Douglas,
Helen Mulyey-, left for Stratford
Monday, where they will attend Nor-
mal. We wish all three a prosperous
year.
It matters not how important the
call is ,a sedan is too costly to leave
standing in the rain.
Mr. and Mrs, Otto Johann and fa-
miIy and Mrs. New.ans attended Lon-
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Mr. and Mrs. A. Havins of Luck -
now, visited at M. Elliott Taylors
on Sunday last.
Mr, John Martin is renovating his
house at present, by giving it a coat
of paint. A party from Straford do-
ing the job, ,
Mr, John Webster is at present
putting his corn in the silo, the first
in this locality this year.
Quite a few from this locality at-
tended the London Exhibition this
year and report a good time,
Mr, C. F, Martin is at present bay-
ing and load all kinds of grain at
Whitechurch.
Mr. James Martin also the Coulter
Bros., stopped threshing 'last week to
put in fall'wheat.
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BLUEVALE I
Bluevale, School Fair May Nic-
holson,, of Bluevale School, won the
Silver Cup, donated by the. Wingham
Bank of Commerce, for the highest
number of point. Doreen Eckmier of [II
No. ro Morris. carie second and:Marie Et'
Mines of No. 9. Turnberry, third. 1..g-1, Phone
This is the second year May Nichol- i-,
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Will be held in Wingham on
Tuesday 4, Wednesday
Next, Sept. 29, 30
You are invited to make our store your head-
' quarters on Fair Day.
Leave your wraps and meet your friends here.
You will be made welcome.
Store open all
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