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131:1URSDAY. APRIL 10th 1067
A.. R lduegrove, M. P: P„ for North.
nuron, bit the tail on the head in dis..
cuseing the question of school student
help op the farm when be expressed
doubt of the successful carrying out of
the system if it is to be patterned by
the MO experience, Tt was in some
cases simply an excuse to dodge the
departuaeptal examination and the
person who signed swat certificates of
service rendered was a ' party to the
hand, -Brussels Post,
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Legislature Prorogued
The Ontario Legislature was pro-
<>rogue4 on .April 12th with the usual
ceternoniee, Iu his prorogatiou speech
Sir Joker .11encirie, lieuteu nt•f overnor
expressed bis eatisfaotien at the ttuaui-
edeclarationt h
man of the House of be
da tet:znivation of the pe eelaa to do
their utmost to bring the war to a
successful conclusion. Ile emphasized
Um importance o>f a widespread 're*
sponse to the campaign for increased
production. tic welcomed the return.
ed eoldlere and declared it was a
privilege of the people to show their
appreciation in every way. 1Ie
mentioned also the settling of the
soldiers on the laud and their training
for farming.
"The extension of the franchise to
women is an important feature of the
legislation of this session," he said,
"'It le felt the women have by their
eervices rendered to the state, fully
justified the plaolpg of ballots in their
hands,"
"DILL AND TOM" SERVICE
Friends of Arthur Newtnan, who
wo
sfor a titxte t
o a THE AIty `!" owe
AIS
ilr
will he glad to re:►d the following
letter ftt+nx Idea:
eletr\i eo" Merch 15th, 1017,
Dear Mrs, Smith: -
'ffuet
mitb:--
"5uet received your parcel of sock, i
really can't thank you too muoh for
your kindnees and will you please put
a little item in "The Advanoe",
Thadking the Woneen's Institute for
the pair of .soaks I received and highly
appreciated.
We ars out on billets now after a
nice long tour of 28 days up the sine so
it's about time we were having a test
also a good clean up,
The night before last the 4th Div.
Concert Party put on a concert in the
"Y" here and believe me it sure was a
treat, They bad an impersonator of a
girl ;tad really he couldn't be surpass•
ed, she was some Queen. Every' even•
ing the !'Y" holds a concert of eowe
I`.t E WINGLIAII
. ADVANCE
description and after every program
the Ohaplain holds a little cervica
tvl,ich he galls the "Ilia and Tont"
ee °v` e
t to and be in eine tair wayN
aw
"I
am not trying to ehekc3
.sown' you, but wo are just el
here to have a little siren se ng mill to.
make" frleeds," Really it is r:urlarir+ing
how touch wo enjoy' it and qn+ fr°terldd
we make, he introduceit tie all by reek-
ing tie nand up and give ou'uame and
where from, and in this way we met
fellows from pieces around where you
come from and sons times the saute
town for instance one of our Sige..
was sitting beside a fellow whom he
thought he never knew and after the
introduction they found out they used
to live next door to each other and gp
to school together, Gee If it was not
for the Y. M. C. A. out here I believe
we would all be dead Ecom homesick..
nese, also for writing home etc. The
Bands generally play throughout the
day to keep us livened up.
Suppose you are having lots of snow
and, stones now, eve don's see very { Dirs. (Dr.) Stewart a Wingha,m, called
eatech of that out here although it toe g on friends in the village ea Sunday.
very cold and mud up to •the eyttR, Robert Anderson passed away on Fri.
,
o ta r♦.
'r.tt 3,
l bs a 4
it day sussing after several weeks' ilirless
orti tvitrt=•ut that,••rhe funeral will be hold ou 'Tuesday' to
H1.11"1°I.
Fell n ws iu eearee so will � the Brandon cemetery The bereaved
!rive to elite° tUU time. With beet ; family have the sympathy of'the commun.
iire Bards to 'lir, Retitle .. ,d ,
ortro ulre.cmly, ity
�vtlt+r Newlxaa
Belgrave
Fordyce
Mina Annie Wililameon of Winghatn.
spent Baster at joeeph Charnney'e.
lte.v Austin Budge of Hamilton, spent Mr. and Mre, Geo. McRoberts. visited
few days hi the village last week, with Mrs. Robt. Haines over Sunday,
Mrs, Sutton is v;sitin Mrs, Steward McBurney has returned
g her daughter, home after spending a few days with her
Mrs. Yuill. .
mother, Mr$. W. 8. King of Turnberry.
Mrs. Burney of Exeter, is visiting Merl Mr. and Mrs. sandy Havens :spent
sister, Mrs. H Hopper. Beater with Wm Champion.
Miss Jessie Budge has returned to her Service at Bethel at B p.m. and fellow.
home in the village after spending the ship meeting, the first Sunday in every
winter in Hamilton. month.
Tom Stewart of Blyth, spent Sunday
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sandy
Stewart.
Mrs. joeeph Kertz and Mise Nellie
Boyle of Guelph, spent Easter with their
mother, Mrs. Jas. Boyle.
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, another of t h e
Same Article
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WED., THURS., FRIDAY:. and' SAT.,
.ARRIL 25th, 26th, 27th and 28th.
example
Buy, one tube
Rexall Antiseptic
Tooth Paste at
the regular price
of 25c. and we will
give you another
Tube for
One Cent.
or 2for.26
This ONE CENT SALE Plan was originated by the United Drug Company for the Rexall Drug Stores. They are the largest manufacturers and
buyers of Toilets, Remedies, and Drug Sundries in the world, and this is an- advertising plan pure and simple, of which they bear most of the
expense. Instead of spending money in the regular way, such as Free Samples, etc., it is their desire that we place full sized packages, or
articles, in your hands, giving you an opportunity to judge the real value of these goods, the cost of which they charge to advertising.
We will only be permitted to run this sale occasionally. So take advantage of this opportunity.
EXTRA SPECIAL
(200 clips of Tea for 1 cent) 50c pkg, 2 for 51
Breen's British Blend Tea
25c box of Toilet Soap
(3 cakes)
10c Pierpont Cigars
e2.25 box Pierpont Cigar.......................:n 2,n�
(25 in box) �s for 2s
2f°r 26
._2 for 11
Perfumes
and .
Toilet Waters
25c. bot. Intense 2 for •26
Perfumes • .
50c. bot. Intense ++)�
Perfumes Le for •51
$1.50 oz. of Valle 2f,°r 15I
de Fleurs Perf. •
$1.50 oz. of Para- 2 1 El
for
dis Perfume .. 1 d
$150oz. of Pesci- .q
*tette Perfume for 1.51
75c. os. of Opt 2 76
;Perf. any odor. for •.
75e. ` bottle of •q
Toilet 'Vater.. 4for 76.:
Rubber Goods
Red
Rambler
Hot
Water
Bottle
2 qt. size
arid guaranteed
perfect
E gtllar $2.00 2for2.01
each 4.. .. ...
2.50 Red Rambler Fountain
Syringe, 2 qt. 2 fey 44.11°
1
size .....,.,.
2.50 Roxbury Ladies' Bulb
Syringe..,.,. 2for2.51
13.00 American II e a it t y
Ladies' .
S,y'riisgtl ..2/03.01
Mkt, pi', Sunshine2 51
Rubber 'Gloves •
5c. Rubber Tissue 2 for 6
Finger Cots ....
50.t Baby
N�y7}nr j
ipples1..,..4. 2 V e
10e. ';r'rsneparent vig
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Nipples .,...,
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Miscellaneous
Specials
50cShCocoanutampoo Oil 2 for , 51
50c Boxtes Choco- 2 for 51
la
25c Synol Soap.. 2 for 26
25c Whisks 2 for 26:
25c Rexall Tooth
Powder 2 for
20e a lb) Mint' -
Candy „ for
lOs Bottle of
. 'Vanilla 2 for
10e 'cake of
soap 2 `for
10e package o
Sulphur....,... 2 for
10c pkg Turkish
Dyes .......,.., for
26
21
11..
11
11
.1t
100 Shaving
2
Soap dor '
5o pkgtG4aSp11t 2ear- for 06
min
Household
Needs'
75c, bot, Beefe/6
Wine and Iron 2 for .
25e. of Figt. Syrup Z
Figs
°Or :26
g
25e. bot. White2e
Pine and Tar2 for •
75e. bot. of Syrup 2 °r /5
•• of'H'ypophosphitesG •
26e. bottle Linseed,
%ico1'iee. and
Turpentine- 2' for •26
25c. bot.Eztract of 2 h
Wild Strawberry +
25o. bot. R1kay's.
Cleaning Fluid 2 f°r •20
25e. Tube Eikay,'e It a t
and Roach
Paste,foe~
•2 ., .... x , 2
250. Glass Nasgl ; 26
Dotlelro .. , 2 /0,),
•
snosLaxative .. for •5
ui3t. l�llsyii pis. 2.
temper
Curl .. ,5
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Rexall
Beef, Wine
'and Iron
Is a favorite
Tonic and
General' Sys-
tem Builder.
Rog. $1.00 per
bottle.
2 for 1.01
25So1Rexall Corn fes, .26
2
•
50e. Rexall Kidney Pills will
relieve your
B 2 for • 5 1
Backache .. ,
25c. Rexall
• Oox,dial
Diarrhea
25c. Rexall
for Aches
Pains •
Bla=ckberry
for 2for.26
White Liniment
c)
And 2 for .26
50c.eWhite Lini- q 51.
G for •.7
50e. Rexall Digestive Tonic
will . tone up 2 fey, C 1
your system •a
1.00. Rexall • Di-. 2 I 0 I
gestive Tonin, f°r •
'25p. Rexall Little
Liver Fills.... 2101' • +1J
25c. Carbolised Zinc Ointment
.aneed household' 2 f°
r •26
25o.� Rexall Tl e
lash 4....r.. Zf°r •26
• 5Oc. Analgesic '2 far 5I
Balm ........ •
50e. Speeial 25 i
a0ihtment .... , .for .
2140. Rexall Foot 2 26
Powder fo
RezaIl Violet-.
Talcum Powder
is a Velvet,
Smooth, Absorb-.
ing Powder with
a delightful, re-
freshing odor ,
and suitable for
either toilet or
nursery.
2for.26
25e. Wilson's Rose 26
Talcum powder. 2 for •
caved". st
Recall
Cherry Bark
Cough Syrup
is a most pleas-
ant and effect-
ive remedy for
Coughs, Colds,
and all Bron-
chialirritations
25c. Bottles ..... 2 for' 26
50c. Bottles .. 2 for .51
$1.00 Bottles... 2 f6 l•01
.
25ceoal.'Rexall letChsar.- 2, •26
,Tab
$1.00 Rexall Syrup of Hypo -
phosphites, a
._Tongoodic general 2/A.01 I.01
25c. Rexall Heal -2 q 2.6
ing Salve for •
25e. Roxzall Stomach
e Pi1Is Liver et f0, *26
50c. Rexall Nerveir Tablets
,make . you 4).3.
ur 51
sleep better
$1.00 Rexall Tasteless God''
Liver Oil Com-
pound 2for /1.01
50c.. Rexall Blood Tablets put"
fed' blood it 2fQ7' ,5I
,your veins .
25c. Rexall Car-
bolic Salve.... '2 Pr.26
50c, Gastric) Tablets
relieves 2 for 51
distress ...
50e. Rexall Les perine
Antiseptic
Powder 2 f or .5I
'Stationary
60c box 'Angara h
,.. i �
.,.., f'oi-
050 Balmoral g
ft Linen........,,'. for S6
250°r .26
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fads i z f'or Ui
15o Writing,
'Pads.... LI fol~ U [�
`100 . Writing
crop
1
50 king Linen A 16
I{�nvsilop0g..... 'f°r
100 pkg Linens • or
Rnvelopes..... a . 11
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',EYE SPECIALIST
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AK • ,• O �.ay T.
EXTRA SPECIAL
50c lb Opeko Coffee..... 2 lbs for 51;
2.pc nkg Aspirin Tablets
(1 dozen) 2 for` '26
10c Bachelor Cigars 2
(Box of 25 for $1.32)
for ; 11
Drugs
25c. bot. Peroxide
•
of Hydrogen .. 2 for .2fi
40o. bot. Peroxide
of. HyBland drogenLaxa..- 2 f
iSOoor *:-11
51
five Tablets. , .' 2'1°r •
25c. Bland Laxa-.
tive Tablets... 2 Pr .26
6Mang. ' and ;017,,
eseTabs.!••2•25c25c.botBlandAromatic9 226'Cascara
2 for .26
2f°r.26
1.0e. Styptic Pen -oils 2 for11
2 for .I 1
2for .11
2 for .11
2 for .11
25c. box Cold
::Tablets ......
25e. bot. Wilson's
White Liniment
10c. Pk. 'Epsom.
Salts .........
10e, Pk. Sod a
Bicarb..,,.,.,
10c. Pk. Powdered
Borax
10c. Pk. Powdered
Boracic Acid ,
Toilet
Preparations
25c. Harmony Rose Talcum
Powd. Flesh or 2 for •26
'White G
25e. Rexall Tooth 2
Paste for .26
50e. jar Rexall
Cold cream... 2 f°r .51
25c. Cake Medi-
cated Skin Soap 2 f°r •26
25c. jar Nice for qfor, rfc
erspiratidn •G V
•50c. Violet Dulce 24.51
Face Powder .. •
25e: CakeTar rrggit
Shampeo Soap G •for •G6
/5c. Rexall Baby 2 f..26
Talcum V
25e. Violet Dolce 2 f
Talcum Powder °r .40
25c. Witch Ifazt l ngg
Creiim ... for G6
25c, bot. Almond
Crean 2 /01,4.26
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E !acus N�. 8 -THE SEALED PACKET
J.: tuart Iliaokton and Albert E Smith
Present
"THE SEALED PACKET"
The Third Ept,ode of Vitagrapli's
Romantic Serial.
"THE SECRET KINGDOM"
Dy Louts Joseph Vance
Directed by Theodore Marston
Photographed and Copyrighted by the
VItAORAPlt COvIPAI+1Y
of America
CAST
Phillip CHARLES RIOHMAN
Mme. Savatz......... DOROTHY HELL'
erinee.e Julta Arline Pretty
"Iced" Doane Harry Northrup
aitnond. Joseph Kilgour
Juan.,. William Dunn
While Philip Barr mourns at the
bier,of bis supposed father, Madame
Savatz rifles the private, papers of the
dead Peter Barr and finds whist she
seeps, a sealed packet containing the
proof of Pbilip's right to the throne.
Juan, the faithful, surprises her and
recovers the papers. The ensuing
struggle brings Philip into the room,
and he orders Diadems Savatz to leave,
A letter left ny Peter Barr Instructs
hire to convey "the sealed packet" to
Lieutenant Paul Barreto in Paris.
Madame Savatz reaches Chicago,
and receives instructions from Paris
to secure the sealed packet at all
coete. To this end she engages the
assistance of "Iced" Lazarus, one of
Chicago's notorious underworld pow -
ere. By reason of an intercepted tele-
gram Madame Savrtz learne that
Philip has started on his journey to
Paris, and plans to visit Princess Julia,
who is stopping 'at the Whitestone
Hotel, Chine go.
Philip is enticed to a den in the ten.
derlion of Chicago, but Princess Julia
and Juan learn of the plot and hurry
to the resort.
Princess Julia is trapped; Juan is
seized by two negroee, and Philip finds
°himself locked in a room.
;Juan finally escapee, Philip breaks
through' and rescues Julia,and the
three get away by an elevator shaft
to the roof and to tem or r
p . ,a y safety.
This is the story of the third episode
of Vitagraph's serial, "The Secret
Kingdom" entitled "The Sealed Pack-
et" which will be shown at the Lyceum
Theatre on Monday and Tuesday
evening. .
",EscAr.E 13X ELEVATOR SEAIT
The stars in the new Vitagraph se-
rial, ''The Secret Kingdom by Louis
Joseph Vanee, became blase about the
many thrills in the production before
their work was over, but a stunt which
had to be performed in the third api•
code, 'The Sealed Packet."
It Is necessary 'in the story, for
Charles Richman, Wililam Dunn and
Arline Pretty to escape from a house
in the underworld, where they are
held captivee, by means of an elevator
The scene just had to be 1lftxzed and,
tboughthe player's, realized ,the flak
concerned, they prepared to take ti a
scene, ofemir.0, without a rehearsal,
as it would have been foolish to peso.
form the ticklietl stunt twice.
First William Dunn swung Aver the
side of tee floor, and, grabbing 11 e
dangling cables in the ;enter of the
shaft, worked his way up towards the
roof. Arhus Pretty was next and,
drawing her skirts tightly about her,
she followed Atr. Bunn', neevereebts.
as neatly as possible. Mr. Richman
came up last.
liven when this riakystunt had been
accomplished they were not through
by any means, for the story thende.
mended that they climb down the side
of the building and attract the atten.
tion of a policeman.
When Mise Pretty was questioned
about her feat, after ebe had reached
the sidewalk in eafety, she smiled ae
ehe eaid: "I wish that all the thou-
sands of movie star aspirants, who
should be working contentedly at their
different positions, might have seen
the risks which I have taken since
arising this morning. Surely they
would loose all desire for a motion,
picturo career."
OUTDOOR STUDIO USED FOR F'IRS
SCENE
The players, Charles Riobman, Ar.
line Pretty and Wm Dunn, have been
held captives in this den of the under.
world by Dorothy Kelly, who playa a
foreign spy, and by tier accomplice.
When they make their escape and in-
form a policeman of their late ezper.
ience, a raid is made upon the house,
and when the leader of the gang rune
up the stairway he throws a lighted
lamp which he carries in bis band to
the bottom in order that the officers
may not fallow him without suffering
injury.
Of course it was. inapoesiblp to film
,thie scene in the studios, as the door
hae to burn with great dames, and the
fired
apartmentwould, not permit seek
a risk Co buildings where Estate are deo.
eloped and stored,
Nevertheless, realism le never merle
faced in the Vitagraph studios over
which Commodore J. Stusrt Blaokton
preeidee, and the "set" was actually
erected in the outdoorstudio and then
burned to the very ground in order
that the desired effect might be secur-
ed.
EL.LIOTT
Elliott Business College. Youngand Charles
Ste.. Toronto. has had thirty tmes as many
positions to SMI as we had graduates during
twelve months. Oren all slimmer, Enter any
time. Handsome catelogtte tree. W. J, Mir
I:IOTT, Prinoipal..
If you cannot carry
rifle,, you can serve
your country on the
farm.
"The plow is our hope," declared
Right Hon: David Lloyd George, the
Prune Minister of Great Britain. The
tremendous significance of these words in
the face of a world shortage of food must
be a matter of concern to all. It points
out the path of duty to men and boys
'unable to enlist in the army but capable of
helping to increase production.
sih
Help the farmer increase
production
At this supreme hour when ample food production is
one of ,tete indispensable means of victory, the cotuttry'
faces a serious shortage of men and boys on the farms. the
Department of Agriculture emphasizes the urgency of every
man and boy taking to heart this splendid opportunity for
patriotic service.
Decide stow to help in the war. If you ere between the
0 5 ages of 14 and 18, and have good term record, you eft
secure promotion at school by enlisting for fora eervit
any tires between April 20th and May . Oth.
Parents are urged to encourage their boys to enlist for fent
service. The physical rand Moral welfare of your bay will ,bel
advanced by a summer spent close to Mature; an interest will bb
awakened in Irn lin; ortatit industry of the country that raid be *
help to him hi his whole future.
the Department appeals to retired femme, to iced
following no occupation (retired), to business mem whet
can spare at least a portion of • their titne, to all men Whet
eau arrange their affairs so as to help soma farmer. Itvery mail 1$
invited to collet for fs."n» r,ot`vick.
Confer with your District Arpresetttati e
of the Department of Agriculture, or write or
visit Ontario l overtiment tinployment Burrell,
15 Qttecrt's Park, '°ornate. ItY
Ontario Department. of Agriculture
w. 11, Hearst, Mlnlster of Agriculture
Ptlarl3antent uld1rtro Taroato
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