The Wingham Advance, 1923-05-24, Page 8INSMtail
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While it is no new thing for an author to endorse the pictur-
version of his story, it is rather exceptional When an author
o is at the sante time a Minister of the gospel, declares that the
o is en infinitely better retediurn for reaching the public than
lie pulpit.
Yet that,according to. I -Ie nty: Alexander 'McRae, the well.,
wu Direeto., is exactly what Ralph Colinor has said Ralph
°tenor, which is the pen name of the Reverend Dr. C. W, Gordon,
- ,t note a very large number of 'novels, prominent among there,
- ' The Sky Pilet," "Bleak Rock," "The • Prospector," "Cameron of
the Royal Mounted" and "The Foreigner." 'The Foreigner" was
made into a picture. by Director MacRae and under its new title --
"God's Crucibles"—brill, be shown
2iiq the LYCEUM THEATRE our
Thursday, riday, 11/lay 24, 25,2
It is a 11odkinson release and the cast includes, Wilton Lack -
aye, Gaston Glassy Gladys Coburn, 'Bradley Barker,, Kate Price and
many other prominent players.
Mr. McRae R ae . "Dr. GordonR says: spent considerable time with
me n Winnipeg during the production of 'God's Crucible." T found
hint a very charming gentleman and one with very. decided views
cotrcerning the motion picture industry. At the start of my first
talk .with him I found him much opposed to beth the stage .and the
screen -in fact anything pertaining to things theatrical. Dr, Gordon
And 1 thrashed the subject out and I am glad to say that I finally
eneeetierl in, showing him just how wonderfpl` a medium the screen
coaid be made. And before I was through with him he told me
that he was infinitely pleased to be shown the error of his ways
Land that he was really convinced that one ,could do more from the
;screen .than from the pulpit -a truly extraordinary admission from
a Minister of the Gospel to make."
The greatest detectiye story in the world.
Conan Doyle's masterpiece screened at last!
John Bariymore's greatest triumph!
A detective drama of London's underworld.
Baffling crimes by masterminds in slums of old London.
The genius of a great detective pitted against an inter-
ne ional
nter-national organizer of crime:
Fingerprints tell a silent story of intrigue.
The greatest cast of players ever assembled for one picture.
Filmed in England, Switzerland and America.
A cast topheavy with talent.
The story of the world's cleverest sleuth.
Fingerprints never lief
At last the greatest role in all fiction comes to the screen.
Fingerprints are the tracks Left by Society's wolvees in
search of prey.
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°GRIM,
On W;edeesday of 'last week, Mrs
R McGrath received a telegra,rn cou-
nt:mime the sad news of the death of
It t
her 5rstcr, Mrs, of Kitchen-
er, Mrs, McGratee left oe Thursday
morning to attend the fiuneral..:
Jt is with regret that the people
of this vicinity learned of the ,death on
Friday of John Wyle,
A dentist, Dr, E, Mutton, has de-
cided. to locate iii Gorrie, and ifttak
int,' rooms `in Steirtinillers hotel.• He
is a young man just graduate from
Dental Co''lege and we rrndetstend be
also intends to spend part pi : each
week in. Wroxeter and Fordwicli,
Mr, .Anthony Holt': of Wingham,
has purchased the residence of the
late Charles Caudle and moved his
household effects` last week. We wel-
come Mr. and Mrs. Holt back to Gor-
r•' e, 1?Ve understand Mr "'Holt intends
to carry on the market gardening.
BLUEVALE
Operator R. E. McKinuey left on
Friday for Brampton to `'relieve after
which he will go to : Rockwood for
two weeks, and hasbeen requested to
go to Toronto Union -Station„ when
through at Rockwood. ;;
The following officers were elected
at the annual'' meeting of the Bluevale
Branch of the Women's Institute,.
held in the Foresters' Hall, last Tliu*'s-
clay afternoon: -President, Mrs C.
Hetherngton; Vice Pres., Mrs. Ed, r
Johnston; Sec. -Teas., Mrs. R, F.
Garniss; „District Director, Mrs. C.
Tate; : ra tcDirectors, Mrs. I. W.
King, Mrs. R. Shaw, .Ifiss Collie;
Program Committee, Mrs. C. H.' `Gar-
r iS
rz. s Mrs. M. L.it ren r
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Breckenridge; Pianists, Mrs. J. W.
sei !Leggett, ett Mrs. H. Hainm ond• Auditors,
I Mrs. P. D. Keg, Mrs. M. L. Aitken.
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sense
EAST WAWANPS!f
1ifr. and Mrs. Henry ;Beacom of
Brantford, are visiting at theirbottle
here •
IV, 'and Mrs, , W. M. Graham.: of
Stratford, visited on Sunday with her
sister, Mrs, George Cunningham. k
Mrs.' ani. Robinson and- Mr. Chas,
Campbell left Friday to attend the
funeral: of their sister; Mrs. Ford of
Galt. ..
Mr, Eric Reid and sista,. Miss.
Dorothy Reid, are visiting with their
undle Mr, Geo. M. Robertson,
• Miss Lila Leaver .and MissNesbitt
spent'' the week -end at the latter.''s
home in Palmerston,'
Mr. arid Mrs. Wrn, Procter of Brus-
sels, visited with Hz'. and Mrs,.Stew
art Mt:Burney . m Sunday.
The Brick Church held very suc-
cessful enuiversery
uc-cessful'enuiversary services on Sun-
day . Rev. Mr. Clailce of Brussels,
preached in the rirorniitg and evening,
and the Brussels Quartette rendered
excellent music, '
Rev. C. 17, Clark and Miss Clarke,
Miss Hingston and Mr. McCracken. of
Brussels, spent -Sunday at the home
of lVfr.. end Mrs, J- D. Beecroft,
Mr. and Mrs, Joe Thompson and
baby, Alice, and Mr. and.: Mrs. Clay-
ton Martin and Russel Thompson, all -
of Seaforth, vis.:ted at tate horne of
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Robinson on Sun-
day. Afterwards calling c, on their
mother,
r=
Mrs. Vl in. Thompson, of Ali-.
burnt, who was operated on last week
n Wingham General Hos ital.
Mr. 'Harrison';of'Exeter, . and Mr. A,
Harrison of ,Bayfield, spent last Sun-
day at the hanie of Hr, and Mrist, John
il'Ienz'ie:
Mr. Harry incl laliss Ct>
11hemia
Chamncy, spent Sunday with, their
nephew, Mr. Frank Tiiolnpson,
Mr, Harold Robinson: of Toronto
Medical, College,' returned 10 his home
on the 9th,, last week,
DISTRICT MEETING
The annual district meeting of the
11—Methodist church was held in Ontario
St. Church was held in Ontario
and Friday, with a good represent-
ation of ministers and laymen . from
the various churches of the. Goderich.
r, District.
qil The annual statistical reports were
encouraging and all the churches were
able to show a deepening interest in
the work of the Kingdom.
The follow':ng resolutions were :pass-
ed unanimously:
1—We the members of the Gode-
a rich District of the Methodist church
�l assembled May r8th.,z923 desire
1 most emphatically to express our deep
concern for the sanctity of the Lord's
fit Day, and believe that nothing but
coestant vigilance on the part of ai'J
oncerned, both in the administra-
tion of the law relatingthereto, and
by the churches and ministers con-
stit'ntly re -affirming the scriptural
injunction, if we are to preserve this
most sacred and God-given institution
{ which we believe so vital to' the in
at
tercsts and well being of the body
„}1 mind and spirit of mankind.
1l We recommend that in the homes
til
of our people the: duty of the parents
FA be enpressed, by examine and pre -
.0; cept,-upon our young people the nec-
essity of them denying themselves of
pleasures, which tend to weaken their
respect and love for God's 'House, and
Sabbath worship.
We desire to call attention to the
constant danger which lies in the
surreptitious sale of ice-cream, re-
freshr.tents and other articles, by slot
'machines and otherwise, wh"ch we be-
lieve is becoming more prevalent in
many places where people congregate
on vacation days.
We especially call attention to the
often us1i.eeeSSart; purcltateS of gaso-
line for auto ,purposes .on tate Lord's
Day, which could be atroidecT, by ,a
proper foretitougbt of those needing
We approveand-conirnend the work
of agencies and officers , for their
watchful :oversight and enforcement
of the Lord's Day Acts and promise
them our heartycd-operation,
2—We the members of the: Gode-
rich District assembled in Clinton,
May 18th., 1923, desire to express our
gratitude to God for his leadership in
the cause of Temperance and moral
reform and also to all agencies wl'clt
have by their sympathy and action
co-operated in securing for the cause
such legal recognition as it has secur-
ed at the present time.
,Wc hereby express our oOliuion
that the O. T, A; should not be in-
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Specilla Brooms, best Corn Broom :}tt9 1 at
terferred with in any way which would
all renew the hold of- the strong
on the market, Fridayt
rink r
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t t habits �' � sb is of,tl
and Sat r . o' I u ro � .P the poop
u day ,n y -. ........» � ' aticl only such amendments lir. made
t as would strengthen the act.
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We desire to express our willing-
ness as in the past to assist in an en-
forcement of the law which will se-
cure the spirit- ansI intention of- lr
the
Act. •
also
e urge o u 6e upon 'our• people that
they use their irtflnCiicc in securing
such coming
.uch candidate�inthc election
es will have"tale interest of the Pro-
hibition cattse at heart,
3 -Whereas the growing sale of
native wines does much to rob the
Provinces of the splendid effect of the
T A. in the reduction of the
drink evil,,
-Therefore resolved. that tails Gode
-etch'Pistriet meeting' urge' the Govern
nzent to extend the prohibitory rlaus
es of the O. 'I'. A., to eliminate as far
as possible, the evil effects of tins
''traffic.
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Death Accidental, Says Jury
Coroner 3. H. ItfrConnell, Toroeto,
empanelled a jury and held an inquest
into the death • of David Goldstein and
they brought in a verdict: of accidental
death,
The train crew saidit was 0 stormy
day, and as Goldstein approached the
crossing, be stopped and then went
ahead. E.. j. Murphy . appeared for
the Crown, T. 31 Lennox., K. C., for
the farni';y aztd J. D. Spenct' for the C.
P. R.
Had. Goldstein d,:,ed irm ']ht-inghan,
the inquest Would. have been held here
and to dtrtibt several' itnportant wit-
nesses ssess would have Been called to test -
i y who were not taken to the i rpumat
In Toronto.,
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'I'URNBEteR' r
IV r. VTmn- M. Orr entertaineda few
friends on 'T'hursdav'evening of last
week.
Mrs, Jos, Curtis and daughter, Mar-
garet, spent a few days last week at
the home of the former -'s sister, Mrs.
Jas- Kirton.
• Miss Gladys Timm has returned'
home after spending the past week
at thehome of her aunt, Miss K.
Timm, Mol•esworth,
• Mrs. John ivlesser, Morris bound-
ary, spent Wednesday of last week
wlioith her' daughter, ,Hz's. Raymond El-
tt,
Harriston Creamery Truck has'been
collecting cream on the and and 4th
lilies,
Where will the Orchestra ..` ractiee
next,weelc?
Mr. Win. Orr 'and Miss Sarah Orr
spent Monday evening' of last week
at the home of Mr. J. Casemore, 1st.
Iine, Morris.
• A few farmers still have a field or
two to sow yet. Grain sown before
the last wet spell look very prorrn's-s
irtg.
WROXETER
111rs. l,aviner :end little son of De
troit, is spending a few weeks at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Vogt.
A large number from here and sur-
rounding country attended the funeral'
of the late John Wylie on Monday.
Miss Agne4 McKerclte-r of King-
ston, s'*at present spending a few
wrecks under the .4>are.ntal roof,
Mr. and Mrs. John Henderson spent
a few clays in Blyth, :visitieg friends
these.
Mrs. Munroe is 'having .her resi-
dence shingled. .•
Mr. Jas. Allen spent the week -end
•in
Toronto '
Mr. Mort one end two sons eased
on 'friends in town recently.
ti.
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s � 1 Ual1S-�Uf UUCiVnu tin '""i.$ at
present visiting her father, Mr: Wrn.
Rutherford'•
Lost In The Mail
A few of our friends asked why the
Election Laws A.mcndrnent Act Ad-
vertisement did not' appear in our pap
ped, and we .might just .explain that
the letter- was evidently lost in the
mail as Judge Dickson <called us, up
by phone and assured. us that the let-
ter was sent to us in plenty of time..
for our last issue.
BELGRAVE'
Mr- Will Abrahtknt and daughter,
and Mr. A. Gallaher and daughter, 'vis-
ited with,:, Mr,'ancl Mrs, 3: A, Brandon.
Mr, and Mrs. . Thos, Shoebottorn
-and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shoebottont
attended the funeral of -a relative near
London on Monday. -
h'irs. (Rev,) Peters is attending a
titissiottary Convention in London this
wecic
'The auction sale of furniture at Mrs.
S
pi oat's- can Saturday was most 5uc-
cessful. We are sorry to lose Mrs.
Sproat from our 'village.
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BELlVfORE
Our sympathy is extended. to Mrs.
joint Wylie and fancily of Gerrie.,
who have been so er sudt
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'a laving husband and father,'
Mr, Jar, Fleming 'jr., of London,
visited -over Sunday with Imis aunt and
uncle, and other old friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. Carter McKee of
Gait, motored up Saturday to attend
the funeral of Me John Wylie, Gor-
rie, en JVtormday.
Thosfi who failed to see the play
given in the Ball on Friday evening,
by the Mildmay, people missed a rare
treat, The. hall -was comfortably fill-
ed. and everyone' present enjoyed the'
performance which, was;eleaim, -arid
humorous,
Mr. McNeil has added to 'the a•
, P
pearance of his Monte by having a ver-
andah erected, Me'Clies. Aitken doing
the 'work in his usual good style."
•-Rev. Griffith ieturnedmissioeary
froze: China, occupied,, the pulpit in the
Knox church on Sebbath-afternoon.
Mrs, John Harper -and George Ing-
lis, took charge of tire Young :People's
Meeting. Topic,"Perfection of:the•
Divine .Law" Rev. and Mrs. M -GKe -'
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zie sang very acceptably, There Was
a large, attendance. Miss : Florence
McETwen and Mr, Harry Metcalfe will
take the next meeting.
Idolise cleaning is the order of the
day. Likewise hubby has to, take his
meals' in the back kitchen, •
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B.IL1VIORE
Rev. McTavish of - Toronto, wil
l
hold a series of Evangelistic services, .
_rt the Presbyterian church, beginning
May 271h,
Among those who attended •.the
Presbyterial meeting held'at l3elrave
on Tuesday were Rev. and Mrs Mc-
l:Kenzie, Mrs. James Douglas and Miss.
Eleanor Jeffrey.
Miss Nellie 13utclart of the Gen-
eral store, visited with her parents at
Eden Grove. ”
Mrs. Trotter of Walkerton, visited:
her brother, 111r. Joseph.fia I, for a
few days last week.'
lif,r. Clayton Newans left on Mot. -
day
tonday for London, where he will take
a 1>ositiofl •
Mr.. and Mrs. - Fleming l3allagh
and .Mi-. and Mrs. Wei,, Hall attended
t}re funeral •of the late Alex 'Hall, of
Harriston on Tuesday afternoon.
The Women's Institute Sennet at the
Manse on Saturclay afternoon for the
election of officers. Members of th.e.
Anglican- church, Miechisay, will put
On a play in the Foresters' -Hall, under
the auspices of'
the
Institute.
Miss Eunice; Hakney is visiting in.
W iughant.
Mr. Clarkson Douglas ;s: to: be con-
gratulated on keeping the villee-e lit
up on Sunday evening.
WROXETER
Mrs. Shuell is moving to Toronto
this week.
Mrs G. S. Lackie visited friends
in Brussels last week.
Mr. Gordon Gibson is unloading a
car of cement 'this week.
Mr. .Fr•ed: Davey took a business trip
to Toronto last week. '
Mr. and Mrs. Wells leftlast week
for Detroit, where they will spend the
summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Cornwall of
Page's Crossing, were in town tast.
l week it sitin friends.
Hrs. John _Patterson, who has been
spending' some weeks with friends in
Clinton; returrtccl amnia las• Thtmrsday,-
The Woollen Mill which was des-
troyed by fire last week, was one of
the earl;est iitdustur_'s in- Wroxeter
and was erected about sixty yeams ago. ill
11 has been is great help to the vil- :S1
lege, al times employing a Targe nein- f"
bei or lianas. If not rebu•'lt it; will be
a is
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t r ct loss, not
ons: to the C 1 AllabC.
but niso ,10 lira.: a'u' ottndtng C.VUrttry.,
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this More than 'just al-toes'
in fact they are the very
best of everything y ag arsed in
shoemaking, e;otaabvlaed with
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Although i3ainton i3ros.: hate sign ain-
ed:a heavy ',oss, the navy water wheel,
which was installed last fall, and also
the boiler and smoke'stack.are unin-
jitred and we believe that with some.
encouragernent the proprietor could
be induced to rebuild. :'\n enterprise
1•:l e this should not be a.lowed to slip
to some other town.
The 'brotherhood of anglers ought
to be particularly pleased with the
Dine 'ssue of the Rod and Gun in
Canada, because 1t, is the Fishing
Number', and because it features that
s >leedid sport,, generously. In fact,
the Stine issue which is now on sale,
is so clock -full' -of attractiye material
that it is certain to be ams absolute
treat, fol- fishermen all over Canada.
"`Fishing on the Great Slave Lake" is
i r att'.ying good story and illustrated
profusely, "Spear rig a Devil -Fish", is
a yarn that isy-different, while' there
are many others' • mustily good. But
non -fishermen are not forgotten in
this number, and there are other feat-
tires,Thcre is 'a big, generous Guns
and Ammunition department, - W. C.
1Vtfotley's new "Outdoor Talk depart-
ment, as well as the otherregular de-
partment and a large collection of
miscellaneous materia!: that rounds
out a top-notch magazine, /
Rod and Gun is published monthly
al Woodstock, .Ontario; by W. J. Tay-
lor, L;rnitecl and subscriptions are
taken at The Advance.
WITTITE CHU12CH
,The baseball boys started practising
on Monday night They are• in the
Z:.eaguc and wial play with St. Helens
and T3elfast. The first game to be
'h Whi.tcclturch onl Tuesday, June 5th,
between' St, I-Telens and Whitechurch.
Mr, Harold Snarling received twen-
ty of the two pound packages of bees
firon't St. Helena, Miss:, this week.
Miss 'Massie MacGregor returned to
Toronto on Monday.
Miss Nerali Jo.iitlston of Stratford
Normal, spent the week -erica at tate
Moine of her parents, .Mr, and. Mrs:'
John Johnston.
IVfiss Annie Kennedy, who has been
in Guelph for the past few weeks, re-
turned bonze oir .Saturday,
Hiss Lorna Mc ;lona g ha
C g < n st>etxt
the weelcwcnd with her au:ltt, Mrs..
Herb Laidlaw.
hfr, and '!Oxus: SSanrnel
Itcd and.
family' of Lanes, ' spent Sunday with
Me. .tdMrs. ';?V`.It..Farrier,
Mr, Geo. Cottle.
returner on
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ridafronvisiting with hie daughter, Mrs,
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Mrs, John Fah:otter visited with
Mss. A:tigus McKenzie of Culross Iast
Saturday.
Miss Olive Terriff - returned from
Condon on Tuesday last,
Mrs. .Wm, Barbour spent last week
with 'Mr. and Mrs, Varry. McClena 'j
gizan of Bclgravc.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Henderson amid
children of Paratrtouitt, spent Strada,'i
with her parents Hz' end Mrs, Ma'e-
Gregor.
•Mi', James Cameron = or La t �tics, is i -]
r.
ilc
d with Mr.: Wine 1't.ir•dott on Mon -
t Miss 'Annie 'Kennedy is attending
the 'Hethoerst W. M, S, Convention
held in London, on May 2nst,, 22nd.,
lend 23rc1,
Quite a number from here attended
the Presbyterian W. M. S. Coli
da
I tide h
ell in Belgrave last Tuesday.
Rev, Mz, Scobie attended the meeting
th
of e tate smite Maitdalay, nd :Presbytery held there
Dr. M ac Toronto, JV1 the
of 1 °ionto , tate `.
viserofre
lane hook of Praise, addressed
the congregation of time Presbyterian
church here oh Sunday y
y night, after
addressing LangSide "in tate afternoati
day. and Bclgrave in the" learning,