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• WINGHAM, O1�eiT., TI-HLJRSD.Ay, DECEMBER 28th, 1922
HERE FOR CHRISTMAS'
Miss Lina Barber, Serails,
Miss' Florence Barber, Toronto.
Miss' Annie Barber, .Toronto.:
Miss Ethel Chandler, Toronto.
Mies Gunsago Xebec from Tenant
Misses jean and Margaret Vanstone
sof Havergai .College, Toronto,
31ire. Gibbs and babe of T erontp, a
e home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Williaizis,
Miss, Bertha Gannett from Toronto
Mr. John Mutton of Knox Col'leg,d
Igoronto; - •
Miss Lizzie Johns, Port Colborne,
Mr. Earl Johns, Toronto.
Mr. .and Mrs. Earl Cummins. and
son; Jimmie, of Toronto, at her par -
ants home, Mr. and Mrs. M. R.Beck-
Miss Della Haugh of Victoria Hos-
pital, London.'
'Mr. and Mrs, .1,-,d. Grainger of Key -
west, Sask.
='Mr and Mrs. ,Frank I:ockeridge.
and babe of Kincardine.
Mr. Allah Reid,. Detroit.
Miss Edna Smith, Kitcltener: •
Menne nnie `Walker, Toronto.
Mr. and ,�a[rs. "Chas. Hawkins and:
'babe of Preston.'
Mr. and Mrs, Ed, Hawkins and fam-
ily of Orangeville.
Miss Sadie B. Davidson, Toronto.
Mr. Geo. Cruikshank and sister,
Miss Olive, Guelph,
Mr. Frank Galbraith, Toronto,
Misses ;Margaret and Mary Robert-
son Tor --tato.
miss .Christie Robertson, Blenheim.
Mr. Jack Angus, Toronto.
Mr. Fred Manuel- Detroit.
Mr. Chas. Isard, ' Brampton.
Misses"�a�Viola, Mabel and. Clara. Is-
•ard, 'I osi nto. •
Mr. It;eirold Mann, Toronto.
Mr. Loward Mac'onalcl, Allandale.
iylr Harry Dore, Ingersoll. .
Mr. ;pad Mrs. Brock Brandon, IT•azi-
TIM VISITS THE FARM
To the Editnr av the Advance,
Deer. Sur:—.
Aocordin to arrangernixzt the mi
an me shpint Christmas out on'
o ould farrum wid the bye an his w
Air coorse it wasn't loike ould toi
wicl no childer about the place,
t Manny lgng years ago I found
• that the secret av a continted.loif
fer a fellah to be able to adapt hi
• to chai'tged circumstances. - If"it
, n't'fet that idea in nie head, an 1
up to it, I don't see how I cud• sht
it wid thins Grits an U. F. O's. ru
the counthry frum the Atlantic. to
Pacific an fruzn the North Pole
Jack Miner's woild goose haven.
Me bye is a purty good farrumer
the whole, but thins foor years
France 'shpoiled him;to some ixti
iniad° hint a little bit slitthery in
way av doin things. I' found wan ba
dure aff the rollers an..; two win
panes batik in the shtable, an the
tlier carriers wuddin't wurrulc reig
an the hin house not so clane as
Mind be.. I fixed iviryting up but t
hin house, an I' hadn't taime..to doth
but I tould me bye's woife about' tib
an she sed she wud git afther hi
Shure 'twas betther than teilin hi
'fer he wud fergit awl about it as so
as I got. away. But if; the bye is
little careless, it isn't so, wid'•rne da
ter -in-law. Avert the nissus cuddin
foind anny fault wid her housekapi
Iviryting wus as clane as a pin' fru
cellar to garret an awl in perfect or
her, jist as, good as whin the miss
an-girruls lift it nearlir a year ago.
didn't fergit to give me dawterainala
a wurrud av praise an to shlip her
tin;' dollar' bill fer: a Christmas prisin
fer -shine, she will be worth a:• goo
inanity tip: slnpots' to. that bye as the
o tX oo lofe. Now, I :want to say t
army young feliah.wlio has . -a •scho
ma'am fel' 'a shwateheart that be bet
titer shtick to her fer he can't do bet
they. Ivxryi school' zits a,n I ivir -kite
to, git married made a foine house
kaper, so she did.
Whin I -shtartecl to fix up' ting
about the barrun '1• had to'. go into th
house -fer some nails, an tisk-the wim
min • unawares, so -to shpake. They
wtts busy lookin at some stings in the
bureau drawers but shlarnmed thin
shut as soon as I opened the dure.
Thirn. wvinimin will hev theer little sac-
rets betwane thitusilves, so I didn't
ask anny questions.
I. evu,s. glad the':wee-then ;wus o f
In 1
whoile we wus.away, fer Thad fergot
to turn • aff the wather in .the house,
an .fist tink;'what wud hev happened
to' the whole establishmint, mesilf in-
kcluded, if •the poipes had borsht.
I am not runnnie f
er i•h
e council
this
,'ear` as 1 intended. Me frind, Jarge
Shpotto i wits to .nominate me, but he:
didn't git home in toime. Mebby 'tis
just as well, fer sliure, 1 don't tink I
cud wurruk wid anny council ye cud
pick out av the bunch av fellahs that
hev let theer names shtand. Wid a
lot. av mimbers av the ould council
loil.ely to.be in the new wan, we kin
hope that at lashte tings'will be n •
wur
Q
se than
they 'e{
hv.f
been befoor.• The.+
big foight will loikeiy be betwane i•
Billy Currie an Billy Gurney fer the
Comnnissionership. 'l3oth bein Tories,
I kin harrdly say yit what 1 intind,to
do about thirn. The;inissus sei she
tinks that 1VIishter Gurney is the bet-
ter. lookin man, but L clon't.�tink a lit- I
tie ting loike that, avers -if it;wns tlzrue,
shudinfiluince a man's vote. The pint
wid' me is which, wan av thim is the
esus.
the
oife.
rnes
but.
out•
e is,
him,
Mise'-Tlnelma Sanderson, Hamilton.
Mr. eipd Mrs. Wm, Herd, London.
Miss Margaret MacLean, Toronto.
Mr.' Geo. Ferguson, Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Caldwell Brock of
'Guelph: •
Mr. Prank Kehoe at his Home.
Misr Lottie Maddison, Toronto.
Mr. Cecil Dobie, Acton,
Miss Ella Dobie,• Toronto.
Miss Mae Robertson, Dresden.
Mr. and Mrs. Claire Adams and
babe, of Hamilton.
Mies Viola:Adams„ Hamilton.. .
Mr;' Cameron.Geddes, Chatham.
Miss Maud Sell of I"London.
Miss ,qneida Irwin, Toronto,
• Mr. .ent Smith, London.
Miss; 1VI`iriam Smith, Toronto.
Misses Alice and Rosie: Williams,
'London.
Mt :ancl:Mrs. Wnn 13unn,^Weston, �.
Mzss1Vlargaret Piper, Toronto.
Mr. t ltd• Mrs T. T. Leaky, Kincar-
Anne
Miss •Eeetis"rrliffe Musgrove, Buffalo.
Miss Bessie Kennedy, Toronto. •
Miss' Edna Mitchell, Toronto,,
Mr. Chester Stapleton, Detroit,.
Dr, H. A. Mutton, Toronto
Mr. Levi Holmes, Lansing, Mich.
..Mr. and Mrs. W. Bayliffe, London.
Don't' fail to hear Ruthven Mac-
Donald, in the . concert in the. Meth-
dist Church, oh Wednesday, January
E YBbl s COLUMN
FOR SALE-G•o o d Fraine e g h•tr
roomed house, hard; and soft water,
good barn. Apply to this office.
•FOR SALE -Good' Honey: Bring
o '
yourwit pails. ,
David Deacon
Phone
23 on 613. •:� .
TOR SALE—Four Heifers with calf,
coming three year old and'three
cows with calf. These animals are
coming in about' the first of the
year.
Plcnr3r Godkin, Sr•, :
Zetland,
FOR SALE—Hunting and trapping
licenses, by Clayton H. Phippen
FOR SALE-13,aby Cutter with hood,
in good condition. Apply to
Mrs,. Cantelon, Leopold St,,
Phone 199. h
FOR SALE -Three-year-old ' Thom -
bred Hereford Heifer, 'with calf at
foot. Rebred. Apply. to
Tiros, Taylor,
"Telephone 6-6i3 East Wawanosh
FOUND --A sarin of money in hand-
bag Apply at': The Advance,
FOR SALE --Three good brood sows
with litters, Apply to a,
Thos. Fells, r'w
,NOTICE—All accounts have been
sent out for care' of lots and special
-work at the cemetery for the year
1922,.and the committee in charge
`would appreciate the co-operation of
',pltst owners in paying in all 'bills
'before the.'Ceti of the year if pos-
-sible,
'VULCANIZING. --.Is the only satis-
factory method of repairing rubber
footwear. Try us,
'Winghatn Tire & Vulcanizing Depot,
Winghant-
Opposite Is4erkley's Garage
WANTED—Poultry and Feathers,
Write 'for our price list. Established
over thirty years.
A, Stork & Sons,
St, Patrick Market, Toronto.
✓BORE. --.Yours • girl wishes position
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Ring out, ,wild bells, to the wild sky,
The flying cloud, the frosty light; ..
The year is dying in the night;
-Ring out, wild bells, and let him die.
Ring out the old, ring in the' new,
Ring, happy bells, across the snow:
The year is going, let him go;
Ring out the false,.ring in the true.,,.
Ring Out the want, the care, the sin,
The faithless coldneas of the. times
Ring out, ring out my mournful rhymes,
But ring the fuller minstrel in.
Ring out old shapes of foul disease,
Ring out the narrowing lust of gold;
Ring out the thousand wars of old,
Ring in the tboueand years of peace.
Ring in the valiant man and free,
The larger heart, the kindlier hand
Ring out the darkness of the land,
Ring in the Christ that is to be,.
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MANY HOLIDAY ,
Mr. Geo. McEwen of Goderich,
spent Christmas in town:: -
Miss Vera Friendt spent. the holiday
at' her home in Elmwood.
, lvliss Eva .Garrett spent Christmas
with her brother in Toronto.
Mr,. Hugh Finnigan of .Crewe, is
tii.uisiting,•-w?itlh friends in town•
Miss Eva Dawson"spent over"Christ-
mas at the Whitechurch manse,
Mr. and Mrs, Joe: Guest spent the
week -end with relatives in Clinton,
beslit wurruker fer the Tories at elic-
kshun tonne. I hev me doubts -wheth-
er ayther wan av thint is shtrong i
enough to shtand up agiinst two ould
.Grits .
loike t
Billy Y I"Ioli nes an Blake
Elliott: Shure, 'tis 'a man's jawb in-
toirely, so it is 'an I tink they had bet-
tiler
both .res i r
o nai
let
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gotoz f
mesilf. ,
Y
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of In•
bout it see t:him
Miss Lillian Green of The Advance
Spent Christmas at her home in Clin-
ton. J
Mr. and Mrs, T. Harry Gibson and
family were at Fordwich for Christ-
mas. ,
Mr, wind. Mrs. W. T. Miller and
children spent the holiday in Luck-
now.` -
Mrs, Corbett and daughter Ada,
spent Christmas with friends in Strat-
ford.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hanna spent
the holidays with relatives in Wood-
stock.
Mr. Stanley Hutchinson, spent the,
Christmas holidays with his parents at
Alliston
Mr rs and t' R
.e,,�I , Reg S. Williams and
family, spent hi-istmas with London
relatives
Mr. Clias.. Anderson, isyspendinng the
Christmas hotdiays with his parents
.n town.
Miss Ada. Laundy spent Christmas
ww'ith',her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Latin-
ty, Blyth. •
Mr. Ir. and Mrs, J. A. McIntyre and'
aridly, spent Christmas with. friends
Yours till ni:r1• ,wake,
Timothy, Hay,
Ch y..
Mr. and Mrs, A. Crang of Toronto;
:ire visiting with her brother, Mr, E.
12" Harrison,
Don't forget St. ' .Pauls Suinclay fr, and Mrs. M. R Counter of But
eltool entertainment In the tow•i,n falo, spent Christmas with her mother
hall„ on New Years night.
/re Swarts.
Mr. Lloyd Little' of Petroiia, spent
hristmas' at the home of Mr. andl
Irs, A. T. Ross.
Remembered By S. S. Class ' C
1U
Mr.,: J. A; Morton was kindly rein-
embcred. on Sunday afternoon, when 13
the pupils of his Sunday School class M
in the
Mr, and Mrs. Wm Thornton of -
hnevale, spent Xmas with Kr. and'
Wt
lig lXazts. Nletliodist r.hu'rch, is, J, E. Felts. I
presented lila with t ,od %t chu•
asss and Mrs. A ;j',:. Nor'trop and
S g Fannie', spent a few days with relatives
REEVE EY ACCLAMATION
AlliesTg il nliti
Who ti
o 1 at;
been nt
elected
Reeve
of
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,Win 1: t
Y acclamation. 'l'lzi5 will
lin the fifth year that Mr, T i ,1inz ' has
been . .;
rs g s
Reeve of t
t: 1'V't i 1 qtr i
In
in _Milton and Arkc]1.
Pins:11440a -nate
n Ne Year$ Night
NOMINATIONS ATV>r�I �4ltttdYllg y�1�p
The nominations or Mayor and
Reeve were held from to to n o'clock
on Friday and were as follows:
For Mayor
H. B. Elliott, proposed by Samuel
Bennett and Arthur Fothergill.
Amos Tipling, proposed by Reg. S.
Williams and C. R. Wilkinson,
W. J. Greer, proposed by John
McCracken and John Reid.
J. A. Mills, proposed by Dr, Irwin
anl' W. F, VanStone,
T. R. Bennett, proposed by Er Pet-
tigrew and Claire Crawford.
For Reeve
Amos Tipling, proposed by C. R.
Wilkinson and L. C. Young:
W. J. Greer, proposed by 11.-B. El-
liott and S. Bennett,
H. 13. Elliott proposed by Wm. Is-
bister and Samuel, Tindall,
Wm. Haney, proposed by Arthur
.Fothergill and J, S. Mprgan .
For Councillor
E. R. Harrison, by A. G. Smith and
W. T, Booth,
A. Fothergill, by j. S. Morgan and
Hugh Tucker.
A. 13e11, by 1. Pattison and C.
Shackleton.
Hugh Tucker, by S. Bennett and S.
Tindall.
Chas. Wilkinson, by W. AS Currie
and J W. McKibbon.
L. C. Young, by. W. A. Currie and
J. W. McKibbon.
W. H. Willis, by S. Bennett and W.
11.. Gurney.
Wm. Haney; by A. Fothergill and
S. Tindall.
W. J. Greer, by A. Tipling and H,
B. Elliott.
John Hanna, by L. C. Young and
A. Tf ling.
S. Bennett, by W. H. Gurney and
W. J. Greer,
Jas. Isard, by W. H. Gurney and
A. Tipling.
E. T. Mitchell b W. H.
Q' S Bennett y Haney and
4.d Dr. Geo. H. Ross, by A. J. Walker
and Wm G. Colgate.
A. G. Smith, by T. R. Bennett• and
A. Tipling,
Public School Trustee
days with Dr. George Joyrit, Toronto.
Congratulations to Mr. Hiram.
Smith, Lower Wingham, who cele-
brated his 83rd. milestone on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Washburn of Harris -
tori spent Christmas at the home of
their daughter, Mrs, W. R, Hamilton.
Miss Florence Deacon of East Wa-
wanosh, has accepted a position as
teacher at Keswick, on Lake Simcoe:
Mr. and Mrs, R. E. Jackson and
Miss Blanche Irwin spent Christmas
with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Irwin, Bel -
more.
Mr. Stewart Boyce of Toronto, vis-
ited over Christmas at the home. of
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Chandler, Turn -
berry.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Fells and family
attended an Xnias re -onion, at P. W.
Scott's East Wawanosit on Monday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvie Fleming and
son, Walker of Chatham, are visiting
with friends in town for the Xmas
holidays. ,
Miss Patience Scott of Toronto
Normal, visited her aunt, Mrs. J. E.
Fells, Diagonal Road, a couple of days
this week.
Miss Agnes Heintzman and Mr.
Russel Robinson, of Clinton, spent
Xmas with Mrs, Alfred '.Robinson,
Kincardine.
Mr, and Mrs. E. C. Cross of Brook-
lyn, are spending Christmas at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
A.
Currie,
Mr, and Mrs. J. Victor 'Haines
spent over
Christmas s teas at the home otne of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Coll-
ing, Ripley.
Miss Luella Campbell of Walker -
vine, is spending the Christmas holi-
days.. with her mother, Mrs. D. Camp-
bell, Morris.
Master Jackie and Elaine Radford
of 33 lnnore, are spending the Xmas
holidays with their grandparents at
the Junction.
YMrs. Wilbert Wellwood left Mon-
daymorning for Detroit, Mich,, to at-
tend the ftz-ine.ral of her brother, Mr,
John Hammond,
Mr. and Mrs. Geo.- Dennis, Miss
Viola and Master Gordon of Toronto,
spent the Christmas holidays with
Mrs. Jas, Dennis.
Miss Bernice Thibideau and Mr.
Mrs, :fl. McFarlane. v 11I ' ands Phibide tu's sister, Mrs. Alfred Rob -
hit Erect Newman o l Tot onto, i,tnson, of Kincardine
spent' Christmas holidays. with Mr, Miss Mary Itathwell, formerly tea -
and Mrs. B. S. Naylor. { cher of the Public School Staff, spent
I Tuesday in Wingham,
Mrs. A. 13axter and daughter, Mar
gtaret; spent Christmas itln r Gordon Backer, spent Xmas with Miss
Miss Elizabeth Wellwood of Newt Mr, and Mrs. R. A. Currie and fain -
York, is spending her week's vacation
at her old hone in town. ho of town, spent Christmas at the
Mrs. l�ickiinson is here from the home of her paten s, Mr. and Mrs.
West, visiting her sisters, Mrs. Tip R' T' L�eznz1 Listowel
ling and Mrs J, W. Docicl Messrs, Horace and Albert Buttery
Mr. and .Mrs,. E. R. Harrison and family and Toss Acta
Lon -
family, were at the former's home at Buttery of Lon -
Silver ;Lake for Christmas, don, smelted M•over the holiday with
Mr. and Mrs. A. Buttery..
Mrs. 5, 11 McKay end children are
visiting in Moorefield, Mrs, McKay's
mother is p5 years of age. and at
present iii the best of health.
Mies Margaret Henderson of Tor -
of Windsor, Mr. and Mrs. Pitt and
me, and Mrs, Gilbert Thibzcleau,
spent Xmas with their daughter, Mrs.
Alfred .Robinson, Kincardine :
Mr, and Min. Heigh Ciltnotir spsut
Christmas at the home of iilr, and .
Mrs, l';. l'., 11Ia11iniii , L.oizclot7• onto, spent. the holidays�with .her
Mrs. Met VaoWyele of Si. Thomas, mother, Mrs; Isabella Henderson and
is visiting at the home of her parents, with iAi . and Mrs. Harvey Nivins:.
Mr. and Mrs. l;} `t+,. �i�ICDonald. Mi.' Millon Groves, who has spent
Mr•. and Mt•s. Cat 8: 'J'ohns and sot.. t.ltc pitst: couple of years in the West
of Montrcal, are visiting; with his ;Sar is hone for the winter With leis Par -
ems, Myr. anti !tis, W. x1. Jolles. encs, Mr- and Mrs.' Robt, Groves,
,
Mr a
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RIC Mrs. „ r
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S. 1
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Il'tn ,
i e� of Calgary,�ttit
we Chrid
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Christmas n5 :1 �`
t the tel
ho -me of thtXi. � y •
1f1 Vit(
� a ct Haney r ie
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of
Edmonton,
son, Mr. Gerry Willis in 'Toronto, art: visi`tin,r at the hontse itl'notot
,
. of net
M"r�;.' "�i'
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elle.
Java Sid daughters, eeisssl cr> M',,' V.'ff. ,Clttnev, 1,eo4sall'„;t.
tis Verna «tint Beatrice, spetnt,the ttoli-
';i'tt"i,titis�ttzerl ixrz. fila{,;<:
A. G. Smith, by A, J. Walker and
W. H. Gurney.
R. A. Curgie, by F. J. Hill and W.
H. Haney.
E. J. Mitchell, by J. S. Morgan and
John Dennison.
J. W. McKibbon, by W. J, Greet=
and Dr. R. C. Redmond,
F. J. Hill, by Dr. R. C. Redmond
and W. J. Greer.
Dr. J. A. Fox, by R. S. Williams
nad C. R. Wilkinson.
A. J. Walker, by C. R. Wilkinson
and R. S. Williams.
Chas. Barber, by R. S. Williams and
A. Tipling,
Robt. Allen, by R. S. Williams and
S. Bennett.
For Commissioner
Wrn.
H. Gurney, by E. J. Mitchell
and L. C. Young.
W. A, Currie, by A. Fothergill and
W. H. Haney.
W. H. Willis, by C. R. Wilkinson
and W. A. Currie.
Dr, A. J. Irwin, by A. G. Smith and
S. Bennett,
The Only nominees to qualify for the
offices of Mayor and Reeve were -the
present ones, Mayor Elliott and Reeve
Tipling, The candidates standing for
the council are given here in th
e or-
der in which they will be printed on
the ballots: Albert Bell, Samuel Ben.
neett,A, Fothergill; W. J. Greer, Wm,
Y, J. • Mitchell, A. G. Smith
and
W. H,
Willis, . Six of these are
to be elected.
Y
.• 1he
voting .
n on. plebicite 2` p ebicite Are
you in favor of erecting a memorial
in honor of the boys who now sleep
in Flanders Fields?" And the three
suggested memorials, are: s,—A mon-
ument at an estimated cost of $6,000;
2.—A memorial park at an estimated
cost of $xo,000; 3.—A memorial hall
at -an estimated cost a£ $30,000,
There -will not lee an election for
school trustees as Only four candidates
qualified viz: Dr. 5, A. Fox to take
the place of A. G. Smith in ward 2;. P.
J. Hill to replace Chas, Barber in
ward t; A. J. Walker returns to the
board in ward 3 and Robert Allen re-
turns for ward 4. The members of the
board whose term of office did not ex-
pire this year, are Reg, S, Williams,
Rev. H. W. Snell, V. R. VanNorman
and M. R. Beckwith,
St. Pauls Sunday School Entertain-
ment will be held in the town hall, on
New Years night, at 8 o'clock.
Women's Institute Meeting
The regular monthly meeting of the
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J. WALLToN MoKIBBO , IPhrra.' 8a
Druggist and Optician -
A Customer
1922 Avenue
Universe
Dear Friend:
Wingham, Cnt., l eo. 271
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I wish to thank you for your patronage in the past
which has helped make this , world ai;pleasant place for site
to livein and trust ysiu will continue in the good work::
1 hope you have had a "Merry Christmas" and 1
wish you and yours all good things for the conning year.
ye r.
Yours Sincerely,
.1. Walton McKibbon
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MAYOR BY
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H. B. Elliott
Who has been elected :Mayo
Wingham by acclamation for the
successive year.
of
hird
An Election In Morris
The nominati
ons in Morris Town-
ship on Friday resulted in J. H. Fear,
Win. Elston, Abe Procter and - W.
Yuill being put-up for Reeve. The
first two mentioned will fight for the
office by baIIot. There is also a run
for the council with W. J. Henderson,
John McGill, Elston Cardiff, W. Ad-
ams, A. Alcock and Robert Shortreed
in the field.-
In East and West Wanosh the;
last year councils were given accla- 1
oration,
Matinee N
eve Years afternoon. aY #.Ize
Lyceum Theatre.
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The nominations in Turaiberryy were
fairly well attended and the following
inen were nominated:
For Reeve
J. L. MacEwen, by Henry Titin r
and W. Sanburn.
W. A. Mines, by John Wray az,d.
Wm. Vanstone.
Jas: Porter, by L. H. Bosman: and
Wm. Chandler,
Arthur Wheeler, by Jas. Moffat and
Win. Vanstorm
For Councillors
Jas. McTavish by J. J. Elliott' a
J. C. Higgins"
Joseph Breckenridge, by Arthur
Wheeler and Jas., Moffat.
• Wm. Marshall"b.Y Thos.
and Wm. Breckenridge.'' Appleby
,
J- J. Moffat by Geo. Cruikshank, and
Wxzi. Chandler.
David v
d
Fortune, F
ne by
- R. S. Muir ane
Robert Powell.
Wm.
Bolt, -by Jas. Powell and Theop
Finnen.
The last three named for Reeve
have not qualified, therefore .the reeve.
for 1923 is.J. L. MacEwen: and 'thd
councillors will have tobe cies'decl
h
ballot..•i'y
Dance At Bluevale
A dance will be held in the Forest -
r' Hall, Bluevale, en isTew "Years
night, January est, Admission: 3o
cents. Six piece orchestra_
Victory Loan Conversion
The Bank of Hamilton would be
glad if the holders of receipts for
Bonds, due December: 1st., w
1922 ould
present same and.receive new'']3onds.
in exchange.
MARRIED
Anderson-Haldenby In Culros •
s on
Wednesday, December 2. th. ' Mr.
7
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Harvey. Ia e
y. A.nd erson
Son
i)tnnncan Anderson, to .Mss : Heiden
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by, Y, daughter
of
Mr.
Haldenby: and Mrs. John;,
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Wiuglzam branch of the Women's In
stitute was held in the council chain =,
ber on Thursday, December list. 'The
meeting opened by singing The Maple
Leaf and repeating the Lord's prayer
in unison. Secretary's and Trcasnrer's 1-=
reports evert given after which Mrs.
A. Sanderson gave a very' fine report
of the London Convention, Receipts
from the sale of home-made baking
amounted to 829,0o. At, aur Novena- p`t
her meeting the presiderttneMiss 14,
Anderson donated a handsomc'patcl--
wark quilt for which tickets were tci
be 'sold. The atnotlnt realized front
the stile of tickets was $2.,4 a. lite
lucky ticl;,et_holder eras Mrs. Jae,
aud,tw]tr, very generously donated.' the <
charity. ,lite receipts from 1 -
tire ,sale of baking and tickete amount-
ed to $54.ri:o, whiclt was luted to 'two.,
vide e >
r
tea.S ' cheer i°
c fer
the sick tc c aniC slim
itt folks. ]k
S. At
tine � ,r
.Qnc t'4'
l z..iotn of the
business trnectinc,i i\tiss htndetton
an$,Q143:-r n
g.av cctly Lunch •way
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Your vote and intf uei ce respectfully
solicited for the re•-ei
eei:ipn of
J.
G
AS COUNCILLOR FOR 1923
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There are KGs for sending t eharaidise„
And times tsend
2r bill,
> ss one time of X11
the yeer,
send yen Pts GOLD WILL.
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