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The Wingham Advance, 1922-11-23, Page 11 munamagatumatimmamtamncommutonmyseni.orset Hear Mr. Cameron Geddes in the •••1*. Slagle Copies Poor Cents aimattattotaxiammitulanumesmusummummoulauttma."..... QW11 Hall, 1nghan, Friday Eveg elmostitligearollsem...."0.4.asamosymarams. c. ist. Plan of Hall at 1VicKib WINGHAM, ONT., THURSDAYt NOVEMBER 23rd 1922 bo Subsemptiows: $2.00 per y JAMES WALKER PASSES NO FOOL LOIKE AN OULD FOOL in Business in Wingharn For Twenty- To the Editur av the Advence, Three Years One of Wirigharn's best known bus 'Iriess meta passed stway.atillis home oi ' Scott St., on Friday evening after a few days' illness, in the person o James Walker. Twenty-three. year . ago on the 2.oth. of November, (the day of his burial) Mr. Walker moved to VVingharn from Brussels and has since conducted a prospereus furni :tare' and undertaking business, in whieb he has ban ably assisted dur In the past feweyears by his only on A. 3, Walker. Deceased was in his 6otb. year, and -until the past few days apiseaeedto he in his useal robust health. Although greatly afflicted with .deafness he was unusually bright and his happy greeting, no -matter what the -weather, will long,be remembered aar. Walker was a carriage maker of ,no mean ability and about a year ego •ha•eompleted a very fine heaese which they have used in the business ever since and which cos/mazes favorably with stny factory made hearses, The death of Mr. Walker will be a ssevete blow to his family as this is the firet break. Besides his Widow, he is survived by seven daughters and one son, viz. Mrs. C. Pt Carlisle, Mrs. A. Adams., Mrs. C. C. McIntyre, Misses Agnes and Winnffred of Toronto, Mrs. A. A. :Fleming of Chatham. and. Vars. G. L. Baker, also Alva J:, of Witigham, all' of 'whom were in the room joined hands with their father when the end :came. The late Mr. Walker is also eurvived by six brothers, viz., J. j. and R. A. of Torento, Wesley of Goderich, Geo. L. of Winona, Elisha. and Isaac of Wingharn, and ,one sister; Mrs. E. J. Anderson of Toronto. They were -all present at the funeral and the `brothers we're pallbearers. He is alsO •suevived by seven granddaughters and eine grandson which seems quite a co - :incidence. • The funeral was held from his late residence, Scott St., on Monday after - notate '1 he floral tributes were beaut- aiful, a few of the' larger ones, were from the following!Gunn Son-ola Ltd., Fry lk Blackball, Ltd., Business Men's Association; Wm. Davies Co., Toronto, John Northway & Son, Ltd., -bffice and staff; GlobeCasket Co., of ,London and many, other floral tribut- es from friends. . Among those from out of town, who attended the funeral were: Mr. James Jackson, Clinton; Mr. W. H. ,Kerr, BresselseMr. j. J. Vincent of I3oth- welJ,. a sehool chntri of the deceased; Ur's. Ewing, Mr. Mann and Mrs. His- • cox of 'Teeswater, • Mrs. 'Walker and family wish to publicly express their thanks and ap- preciation for the many -kind acts and awords of sympathy shown during the 'brief illness and death of a beloned husband and father. They wish to es- -peel -ally' mention the'leindness of Rev. C. E. Cragg and Dr. R. C. Redmond ^ • Sale Of Stockings Saturday bargains at 'seeds. 360 Pales of Boys' Heavy, Wool Ribbed Stockings, esc treble, Saturday soc. EVERY COY'S COLUMN TOP SALE—Pure bred Mammoth Bronze Turkeys, free from disease. 33r -ed from large, vigorous birds. Gobblers, under 18 lbs., $8.00; over, Sena; Hens,, under 12 lbs., $6,00; over $7,00, sexily to . W. R. Farrier, R. 3, Luckhew ' Telephone 33-615, Wingham. _ FARM FOR SALE—A 200 acre farm, tontaining 25 acres hardwood bush, 15 acres black ash and cedar. Sit- aiated between Harriston and Wrox- ae t e r, Howick Township, Huron Connty, on main county road. ro roomed brick house with furnace; three barns, main barn 84 ft by 74 ft, -with straw shed and implement. barn; 6 tie-up horses, 9 tic cows, and tense centre stable, 6 box stalls, with water throughout. Excellent orchard, principally wire fences. For Further particulars, apply- to Jas. Hunter Sr., Gorrie, Ontario, FOR SALE—roe acres, lot /5, con. 6, Turnberry, brica cottage, frame - barn, twenty acres of tintber, three nfiks from Wingliant For informa- . Oen, apply to Priscilla Powell, Wiugham, Ont, HOUSE TO RENT ---G ood frame ltestase with all conveniences. Only two minutes' IN,alk from Post Office. Apply to The Advance. KNITTIaTG wANTED—Leave. Or- 'dees at Miss Graham's gi-ocery for alorsnatt McGdl LOST—A red Collie dog, Cuirass Dog Tag 3.19, enswei-s to the estme of fresidy, Phene or write • f.. D. McKenzie, Toes -water. 'PRIVATE SALE—From one to five o'clock, 2 coal heaters, I range, 3 burner Perfection coal -oil stove, eaneh, tables, theirs, rugs, pictures, bedroom suites merterous other art- , ides. Mtg. Chas. Donaldeon, TCI GASOLINE US E R S—Starting Monday November s3th., We will be able to supply you with a high-test line which undoubtedly.-means1.0. miles per gallon, easier etart- i supplies more power, permits ix:crater speed, less carbon, saves rat atoney all around. E. Merkley & CO, Win glisen, Deer Sur: - 1± it isn't the quare (mid wurruld, gettin to be. Here is the Sultan av Turkey depoeed„ which manes he is 'faired out av a his jawb, wid .00 safe place to go but on a- British wersIdp, afflict- thins Turks makin faces at the Britieh Tommies troo the barbed woirefilmes at Chanak fer the paaht tree monthsean awl the Yankee pap- ers yellin "Shtick to it John, me bye, ye're the shtuff, kape the shtraaes open, an if theer's war, we will give ye our Moral support, an awl the food an munitions ye kin pay fer. Ye're credit is shtill good John Bull, an if Ye shud gun short ay ,gooldswe will take the West Indee oilands arr Can- ada in paynfint, but kape the shtrates open John, an don't let thine Turks bluff yd." Well,. Mishter Lloyd- Jarge tuk the advoice ads thisnYanki an now he is in the same class wid. Mishter Meighen, which manes, that the, otaer fellahs are in office an caeryin out his policy. , I see by the papers that lefishtei- Roleb, minishter av Thrade an -Com- illa:fee in Australia troyin to shtir . up sarnetmg wid, thins antediluvians. Me ould brother Matt. shpint some years in that counthry an he tould me that it is a grand thrip across the Pac- ific Ocean to git theer; so it is ne w.ondher .our cabinetaninishters awl loitse to take it • at the counthry's ix- pinse. Sir farce Foshter wus shtrong on thrips av that koin.d, 14e broiled - Matt. tout& inc -that theer is no Tory parthyin that counthry, so, 2V COOTSe, Sir Jarge, hadn't muck luck, as it vvud be beneath his dignity to make army bargains wid Liberals arr Laborites, Ye cuddn't'depiald ofi thim•fellahs to make a fair baagain wid a Tory, Mebby Mishter Robb may be able to shtart •someting, an shine I hopehe does; fer the soonerwe shwas buyin fitters thien Yanks the betther. •Let the differint parts av thd.British Inspire buy an sell to wan another. We hey the ships an the sailors an it is chay- pea to carry goods by say than by land, an timer is nothing amiss man •naddi but is porjuced •someWheereen- dher the ould flag, so I sez, go to it byes, 211 we. soon will be indepindint av Germany an .Rooehial'an we kin lit Uncle Sam kape his blood ahPattered •gould till it ruehts in the vaults. . As•I sed at the shtart, this is e quare wurrald, Mishter Lloyd farce led as tough:a-lot •av ould Tories ,as ye cud foind, fee. years; meant thim carry out a Liberal polishy, givin fraydom to the Irisii,•so that they can shoots, .wan •another widout anny interferince•hy the English, grantin Horne Rule are indeaindince sto •AygyPt, an silf gov- crnmint, in a mishurea to India: 'Twas a -cream game, but it: ceddn't lasht for- ivir, ari I don't essespose Mishter Jarge ie„ sorry to he but av his jawb. He tin sit back an sec the prisint governinint throyin to fix tip the thriabalee av..the ould wurruld, an 'tis not an raiseratask, SO it isn't. 'Tis diffirent in Canada. than it eves in England undher Mishter farce. He made a lot aa Toriea vote fer Liberal taisaares, but Mishtere MacKenzie King an Misliter.-Fieldieee, rivinne tar- iff min both av thim, do be carryin out the Tory polishy asa pi-otiction, wit"' a 'bunch av U. F. 0; free thraders votirt wid taim to 'kape thine in- office. Pollyticks is e quare game,' an the only safe way is to Ow -he -eye vote Tory Whether' ye kin mittershEarid the ray - son fee- doin so arr not. . Ye 'remimbee uaie ould brother Matt - whit out to Alberta , wid the dawter Nora. I (oughtraebby he wud be safe out in that coutithry wheer wimmen arr 'scarce, but here. if heains»le gotie an married a . war ,sieiddy Wid foiele childere "Theer is no 'fool loike an ould fool" as the sayin goes, but tings• moigat hey been wurse. Me girruis evroite that she is a foiae English jetty, but has had a harrud toime troy - in to get along since her husband wits killed in the war, so Matt's money will go to fade an clothe an eddicate ri sojer's family, an it cuddn't be betther shpira. ale own (Milder doe't nade it, as they hey awl a good slitart in loife, an I hey rayson to belave that Katie an Nora had a lot to do •svid malsin the match. Me new sister-in-law' bein a grate frind, wid than av coorse ti ey soon hest her get acquainted wid thee uncle an. that Wes the shtart •,aY it. They are both such teisilfish girrails that the idea av his, money' goin met ser thn'. family wed nivir thrubble thine at all, at all, Mebby they nivir tought av it, 'Tis a geare. wurruld. Yours till nixt wake, Timothy Hay. • Will Speak At 'Mecham Rev. Dr. F. j. testicle of Toronto, visited our town recently. He was representing the Convention interests of the World League agaihst Alcohol- iseri. He has arranged for some of the delegates from other leads to visit our town to address a Mass Meeting in the town hall, on December 6111., at the close of the World Convention in Torotto, Died In Ttirnberry There passed away on Friday at her home on concessioe 9, Turnberey, Eliza Taylor, relict of the late David Hastings. Deceased was in her eeth year. She is servived by three sons, Atkin at-home and David and James in U. S. A., aed one daughter, Mrs. Richard Reim of Wroxeter, and one daughter, Mrs. Geo. Coulter, passed away ut few. years, ago. ,Also orte sis- ter, 11/les. "rhos, Higgins of Wroxeter, suevives her. The funeral was held from her late residence on Sunday efternoon to the Winghain cemetery, aap coairirditst'etileh oste icesl.tlic PERSONALS Mr. Robt. King of King Bros., is on it business trip to Toronto. Mayor H. B, Elliott is away oft a business trip to New York . Mrs. Fanny McCullough of Clifford, was' visiting in town last week, Mrs. Phillip James of Mitchell ,is visiting with Mrs. R James, Francis St. Mrs. Amos Tipling returned home on Tuesday evening from Painesville, Olmlior.s, Geo . Hawaii( of Seaforth, is visiting at the home of her son, Mr. j. 0. Habkirk, Mrs. Dayton of Wineipeg, is visit- ing at the home of Councillor A. E. and IVfrs. Ltoyd. • Capt. Attie Beckwith is visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Beckwith. • Mrs. Al. VanAletine and Miss Maud Brissette of. Sault Ste. Marie, are vis- iting in London. Miss Mabel Schaefer of Kitchener, is visiting at the home of Mr. and 1VIrs. John McCool. Mrs. Large of 'Windsor, visited with her coutin, Mrs. (Dr.) Stewart, dure ing Use past week Mrs. M. R Beckwith wascalled to McGaw on Tuesday owing to the ser- ioue illness of her brother. - Mr. and Mrs. A. Nash of Sarnia, are visiting at the home of their son, Mr. E. a. Nash, Centre St. ' - Mr. Sniith and his Mother of. St. Thomas, will move into"the house Vie - til recently occupied by Mr. We II. Green about December xst. Mta'Alvin Smith of Turnberay, sleft oh Monday to atteild the ROaal Win- ter Fair ite Toronto, as a member of the Huron County Judging Team.' Nurse Emma Walters of Toronto, who has been spending 'a couple of modths -"with her parents,- Mr. and Mrs, John Walters, returned_ to Tor- onto on Saturday. . Mrs. Orlando Wade of Owen,Sound, Mrs. Kent, Orangehill, Mrs. Thomas Bennett and Miss • Pearl Bennett of Fordwich; spent last Thursday at 'the libme of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Day, Dairy Farm. • Mr. and,Mra. John Kennedy of Culross, anounce the engagement of their daughter, Florence V., to • -Mr. William J. Hogan of.- Ashfield, the marriage.will take place the letter part ef November. Rt, Excellent Comp. Clements of Kincardine'Grand Superintendent of Herein District, No. 6, paid his offic- ial visit to Lebanon Chapter, Royal A.rch Masons on Tuesday evening of thia week.. After the work of the even- ing was completed all repaired to Mc - Kay's restaurant where a splendid ni was seeved. Mesdames Rich...aegg, ,H. Ea W. Tainlyai, E. Pettigrew, j. A. Fox, R. A. Coutts, H. W. Shane, E. 3. Nash, Ws A.' Miller, Oliver Thompson and Thos. Tivalor, members of Huron Chapter of the Eastern Star journey- ed to London on Wednesday and vis- ited Ruth Chapter, 0. E: S., of that city. They were the guests of the officers to dinner at Wong's Cafe. A most enjoyable time was spent.daring •-• Read King Bros.- specjals for ,King's Weekly Store News his week. Moving -To Wingliam Mr'. Reeves bas moved his family froni Kincardine to Wingham and will occupy the home until" reeeetly oc- capicd by Mr.• Toler, next to the Gunn Son-ola Factory, where he will be em- ployed. Mr. Reeves is a slide trom- bone player and is a worker in the Salvation Army. Election Of Officers The Belgrave Farmers' Club held their annual meeting on Tuesday e e evening ancrnsuing year. lected thc following of- ficers for Pres.—Abram Proctor; - Viee-Prese—John McGill. Seey,---Rebt. 5. Scott. Auditors—Elmer Wil k i n so n and Nelson Higgins. Manager—R. j. Scott, Killed By Train Mr, R. S. aleGee received a tele- gratinfrom his cousin, Mr, Herb Stew- art, on Tuesday morning, stating that tis 'wife had been instantly killed ehile motoring into Simpso,n, Sask,, vith bee little son, The train on the nain line struck the auto at a level 1 crossing, The -little lad's arise was broken. Al: the time of the accident, her hesband was in Fargo settliag up the estate of his father, the late Alex Stewart, who will be kindly remem- bered by really of our readers, he hav- ing conducted a blacksmith shop at :Fordyce for it number of years prior to going West, Methodist Church Notes The services at the- Methodist Church on Senday wilt be as follows; ix it. m.—The Rev. R. IL Stevenson, representing the Lord's Day Work of the Province will prcach 7 p. The eveniug service \vitt be in charge of the Revs C. W. DeWitt Cosens, A., B.' D., of Ashfield. Mr. Cosens is oee of our rising young men, hear him. Monday eveuing, 8 p. eas—The 'Young People'Meeting in charge of Christian Citizenship Denial m 0 it t, special' speaker, Mr. J. W. King, M. Tuesday, a pem.,--Jueior Choir Prac- tice; ' Wednesday, e,30 p, .m.—Mide week eervice, 8.30 p. m., Choir pracs tices Don't forget the sale in the council chamber on December end., under the auspices of the •W, Ma S. DONATIONS TO HOSPITAL A few weeks ago the 'Woman's Aux- iliary to the General Hospital ma,de an appeal for donations to the Hospital, and the Society is very grateful for the generous response from both the town and country, a large quantity of supplies having been received. Fur- ther donations are always needed and acceptable at all times, The following is the list to date:—Mr. John King, M, P., $5.00; Mr. John Joynt, M. P. P„ $25acio; High and Public Schools, fruit, jaxn, vegetables and apples; Mr. Wm. Henderson, bag of apples; Mr. Wm. McGill, so lb. of butter.- Mr. Fa Ket- chabaw, x cheese; Dr. Gillies, so lb. honey; Mr. Gibson Gillespie, bag of apples; Rev. Scobie, 2 jars fruit, ap- ples, vegetables;, Rev. Peters, veget- ables; Mrs, Peter McEwen, 2 jars of fruit, 3 baskets vegetables, / bag of potatoes; Mrs. Griffin, vegetables; Mrs. John Wilson 2 jers jelly; Miss Evelyn Gaunt, 2 jars jam; Mrs. Mc- Keuzie Srnith, 3 jars fruit; Mrs.john W. Hanna, 3 jars fruit; Mrs. Jas. Robs inson, 2 jars fruit; Dr .Redmond, bag potatoes; Mrs. Pickle, 5 jars of fruit, 2 jars jelly; Mrs. Walters, x jar fruit; Mrs. McBurney, x jar fruit; Mr. L. Ct Young, so lb. fine salt; Mrs. Art. Moore, 2 jars fruit; Mrs. Robt Mc- Gee, 2 jars fruit, vegetables; Mrs. W. Taylor, bread; Mrs. Adams, r jar of jelly, buns; Mrs. Miller, biscufts and pies; Mrs Isard, 2 jars fruit; Mr. Copeland, 3 jars marmalade; coffee; Mr. F. Carters raisin bread; Mrs. Robe Ross, 2 jars fruit; -Mrs. Purdon, 2 jars fruit,. honey, ci-earn, pies; Mrs. •W. Taylor, x jar fruit; Mrs. L. Young, apple butterf Mrs. (Dr.) Ross, 3 jars marmalade; Mrs. Bradburn, x bag of apples; Mrs. Wm. Dawson, 2 jars of fruit; Mrs. R. Vanstone, 3 jars fruit; Mrs. John MacLean, 2 jars syrup, 5 jars fruit; Mrs. W. J. Greer, 4 jars fruit; Mrs. F. Henry, 2 jars fruit, 5 pc. pepper and salt shakers; Mr. Arthur Lincoln, x bbl. of ap_ples; Mrs. W. F. Burgman, 2 sets cream and sugar; Mrs. (Dr.) Hambly, 20 lb. honey, Nut Coal Foe.e T e Thompson & Buchanan Hard- ware are giving away 400 lbs. of No. Nut Coal with a Parlor Heater with oven attached, for $17.00. Only the one at this Bargain, Be the Early Bird. ATT ACTIVE 1 SU SCRIPT1ON OFFER As several of our subscrib- seers renew their subscriptions at this time of the year, and a few are already renewing for next year, we have de- cided to offer our Christmas Peneils to each aud every s subscriber fenewing th e i r • subscription twelve motths 'or more in advence there- . 25111..., at 8 o'clock, we • fore on Saturday morning, Nov . will open up our stock of . Dainty ‘,"R e dip °int" Nickel Plated P.ericits 1 „ s and give :bee t6 every sub- scriber renewing for their Advance at the regular year- ly rate 'of $2.00, These pen- cils are worth while, and one stationer tells us that they • should_ retail for Snob, Youhitye to see these ,pen- cils to appreciate them. Bet- ter come early as we have only limited number aud they will no doubt go fast:: Subscribers wishing us to seed pencils by mail must enclose eo cents extra for pottage and wrapping, No two pencils given to,any one subscriber. No matter Whet- her your paper is behind now or not there is nothing to hinder you from .Paying arrears and one yea,rin ad- vance. New sebs cribers should avail themselves of this eacellent offer. These pencils r e , nickel -plated evereaaeps, 4 inches in length, whit a ring in the end for a - They make an especially neat lad- ies' Pencil, ,but are as much - its demand aa 'veste, peeket pencils 'for mete . Remember they will be opened up on Saturday morning, Nev. 25th at 8 o'clock, .and we cannot guarantee how long they will last as we leave Only, it limited ember, • FIRST HERE - FIRST SERVED They •ate only given wills every $2.eo setbstription pay- ing for this paper twelve months in advance. We must raise $1000 on our eubectiption list during the next couple of weeks mid we are giving our readers the benefit by reecwing earlier this year. 1 LOCAL AND GENERAL Only one month till Christmas. 'seed's Sale of Winter Coats et reduced prices now going on, Green's Thick Neek or Goitre rem- edy guaranteed.--MeKibbon's Drag Store, TL (;), 0, F. will hold a Pro- gressive euchre in their rooms on Thursday eveniug, November 3oth., at 8 p. m, All members welcome, Matinee "Robinson Crusoe" at 2 and 2.30 on Saturday afternoon at the Picture House for the kidclies. Ad- mission only x cent to cover tax. Hear Mr. Cameron Geddes on Fri- day, December xst,, in the town hall. Admission e5 cents and 35 cents. Plan of hall at McKibbon's Drug Store, is open on Saturday morning. Added attraction at the Picture Hottes on Friday and Saturday of this week. Me Mor les mind reading, dancing and black faced comedian, Also matinee at 3.30 on Saterday. The Ladies' Guild of St. Pauls church will hold their annual Bazaar in the council chamber, on Saturday afternoon and eveeing, December 9th. See ad. next, week for particelare. Here's the offer you bave been wait- ing for. The Advance to new sub- scribers from now till January est, 1924 for $2.ob. ' The Women's Missionary ,Society of the Methodist church, will' hold a sale of aprons and home cooking in the council chamber on the afternoon of Saturday, December and. Tea will be served. 'Mr. W S. Linklater is authorized to collect funds for the Upper Canada Bible Society in Wingharri and sur- rounding district and he is heartily commended to the good will and sup- port of all citizens and friends of the Bible Society. E. J. Mitchell, Abner Cosens, President. Sec'y. New subscribers may have The Wingham Advance from NOW until January est, 5924, for $zoo Send' it to an absent friend or relative. The names of Percy William Vane ner of the est. 'Battalion and Herbert Clark, also of the xst. Battalion, have been omitted from all honor rolls from Winghane thus far. We are sorry for this as both boys were killed at Vinay Ridge. These boys were pos- sibly the two yotingest boys who en- listed in 1914. Mr. Frapk Vanuer ef town is a brother of the former. Jusi before going to press Mr. Geo, Rober- son informs us that so far as he can learn the name of the first Wingharn man killed has been omitted from all honor rolls three far printed, lie refers to Pte. William Darnell, Fur Coats On Sale King Bros. have women's and miss- es Persian Lamb Coats; Hudson Seal Coats, Muskrat coats, Canadian Coon Coats. Plain or trimmed on sale this week at great savings, all guaranteed coats.. Vegetable Contest Extended The vegetable contest put on by the Thompson & Buchanan Hardware hae been extended to Saterday. November 25th. tiring in the largest pumpkin, largest turnip, largest mangel, and largest cabbage and see if you don't, win the $zoo pri2e. Entries will be 'received up till 2 o'clock on Saturday afternoon. Mr. J. A. Morton will be the judge. Vegetables will be shown in our South Window. Wingham High School News The first regular meeting' of the Wingham High SchOol Literary Soc- iety wag held on Friday, November tette The President, Normae Muir, occupied the chair. The following program eves given. The reading of the minutes of the last meeting by the Secretary, Miss Annie Homuth; An instrumental by ale Gibson was followed by the reading of it compos- ition by Miss M. Pettigrew; a vocal duet by Misses E. Rintoul and L. Hanna; spelling .match between the boys of Form i A And 1 la, was won by the latter; Frank MacDonald sang it comic solo; Miss Frances Bennett gave a reading; Male Quartette fol- lowed; the journal was read by the editor, Miss G. Bower; a duet was given by Misses D. Snell and AC John- aton, The meeting was very ably critized•by Mr. French and was closed by the singing of the National An- them, Special Session in tae :Sunday School A very interesting session was held in connection with the Methodist Sunday School on Sunday last. It was "Father's Day." The Supeeintens dent had urged every child to try and bring Ids or her father to Sunday School and between 30 and 35 fathers he all responded. A special -program waspresented consisting of a male quartette with Messrs. Hopper, Lloyd, McCool and Mitchell, it solo by Mr. Gordon Buchanan, and short addresses by Mr, Frank Howson, Dr, R. C. Redmond, and thepastor, Rev. C. E. Cragg, The singing by the school was most hearty and thoroughly. en- joyed by all, ' airing the session "the Fathers" a or- ganized with the following officarse President—Mrs. J. H. Christie. Vice-President—Dr. Stewart. Secretary—.Mr. Znrbrigg. Teacher and Leader—Me. F. Female Total attendance 250. Thread Sale Saturday moo spools, 200 yards eaeli, black and white, Saturday at .1.30 1;), 'a 1, 5e ereeltr—King 'Bros. 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At the present time an old box car and an old p.assenger car are tale- ing• the place of the former; building. • Too Many Husbands . This laughable drama, will be put on in the -C.- 0. F. Hall, 13elgrave, under the auspices of L. 0. L. No. 462, by the young people of Trinity church, -on Tuesday, • November 2811. play has been given fourteen times, but this is positively the last time it will be put .on. Don't come if you can't laugh. Old man Grouch broke one of his false teeth in his 'struggle to keep from laughing at this play last time it was pet on, Admission: Re- served. seats, 35 cents; Rush seats, 25 cents, and standing the same price. Be there early or buy a reserve seat tick- et. Institute Meeting And BaZaie The regular monthly meeting of the Women s Institute will be held In Ole council chamber on Thursday, Nov- ember 3otb. Meeting to commence at 2.30 pone sharp. At the close of the business meeting a sale of home-instde articles will, he held and tea. served. Sale to commence at 3 o'clock. The proceeds from sale and tea will be us- ed to purchase Xmas cheer. Contrib- utions to this worthy cause, from oth- ers who are not Institute members wial be thankfully received. Will those donating articles please bring them 'to the council chamber on Wed- tesday afternoon. 55 55 22 (Help Boost Your Town We intderstand that a representative of the London Free Press will be in town on Thursday to inake a, general write-up of our beautiful town. This is not the most beautiful time of the year to tike pictures beta we trust every citizen approached will do his or her best to make this write-up as go,od,. if not better than those givea that other towns inat paper recently, Public School Concert The pupils and staff of the Wing - bane Public School will holti a concert in the Wingharn Opera House, an Thursday, November 23rd, A com- plete program of Drills, Plays, Fo/k. Dances, Choruses, Solos and Readings. Miss MdKee of the Educational Dep- artinent will demonstrate with a Graf - mole illustrating its use in the Pub- lic Schools. Admission 25 cents. Re, - served seat tickets may be purchased at MclCibbon's Drug Store for so cents extra. The Late Miss Nelson Miss Lavinia Nelson passed away at the home .of het sister, Mess Cather- ine Nelsen, Minnie St., on TioureedeSa Deceased was a most highly' esteemed lady. She returned from Toe -ante about four months ego, and baS Since .. resided with her sister. Besides her sister, Miss Catherine, she is survived by two other sisters, Mrs. Tea. Poivell of Turnberry and Mies Margaret of Toronto, and one brother, Mr. fee. Nelson of Seaforth. The funeral was held on Saturday aftertoon to Wing - ham cemetery. Rev. C. E, Cragg, B. D,, of Wingbare Methodist cher* conducted the services. 261.1111.150210=1.121 11101111a11111111111e1111M111a11111R111 11 111141 1111111111®111 What Shall 1 Gtve for Christmas? THIS IS ALWAYS THE PROBLEM AT THE CHRISTMAS SEASON! WE COME TO YOUR RESCUE AND SAY GIVE FOOTWEAR There's nothing that will ma.ke more ptats- deal gifts and nothing that will be appreciated more -1 Here are a fe've suggestions— FOR MEN— Comfort Shoes, Business Shoes, Storm Shoes- Dress Shoes, Dress Pamps, Slip- • pers, Romeos, Bath Slippers, Rubbers, Arctics, Rubber Boots, etc-, etc - FOR WOMEN— Street Boots, Dress Shoes, Dress Slippers, Boudoir Slippers, Bath Slip- pers, Felt Slippers, Juliets, Spats, Arc - ties, Rubbers, etc. FOR ininzazzx School. Shoes, Dress Shoee, Slippers, School Rubbers, Rubber Boots, Mt. 55 '5111 trn11 Weal make any exchanges desired after Christ- . alas, mid do it with tbe greatest pleasure. N�UE 012GOODS.-11::).4S 1111%10111 41111111110111*111141111411110111101111111111111111N11111111111011111111411 Cf