The Wingham Advance, 1917-11-01, Page 5Thursday Nov. 1st, tris?
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Exceptionally good values in
Men's Overcoats.' We have the
newest styles in pinch back and
Belted effects, in plain cloths and
checks. If you purpose buying
call and see our range.
Young Men's
Overcoats
and Suits.
For the particular young men
who like good cloths. We have
a large assortment of overcoats
and shits to choose from in `the
latest styles. Ranging in prices
from $12 to $25.
Boys' Overcoats
Now is the time to buy a boy's
overcoat. Having bought heav-
ily before the great advance in
prices, we can save you money.
Come in and inspect them,
Boys' Sport Coats
Here is an ideal coat for echool boys. Made of good quality material
and extra heavy, just the coat for hard wear. Prices $6.00 and $6.50.
Underwear
Stanfield's Penman's and Atlantic 'Underwear for mens and boys in all
wool Merino and fleece lined at prices to suit everyone.
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The House of Quality.
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Phone 89 I
Wisiteethurch
Mr. and Mrs. Kerr of Manitoba are
visiting at the home of the latter's sister,
•
Mrs. Gavin Middleton, . •
Mr. David Kennedy is seriously ill with
pneumonia.
Mrs K, McDougall of Lucknow, is
staying with Miss Dunlop in the village
Dr and Mrs. J. H. White, who have
been residents of the village for the past
three years, moved to Petrolia last week
Mrs. John Clubb has returned from
Dublin, where she was visit,ng her sister
Mrs. W Dow
Rev. Jas R Graham, took as his sub-
jec "The Pope's Peace Proposal."
The Guild leader next Sunday Is Miss
Annie Laidlaw.
THE WINGE ANI ADVANCE
Paga MVO
Bloc vale
Mr. is Ruttan of Brussels is this week
moving into Wm. Haney's house and Mr,
Morris 13osman is moving into Mrs. Sin'
natnon's house.
Mr. Alex McGee is quite poorly, we
hope he will soon be feeling better again.
Mr. Thos Bradnock shipped: two cars
of cattle to Buffalo and Swift .Can. Co.,
and three cars cattle to New York from
here last week.
Mr,. Wm. McMichael of Guelph spent
Sunday at his home here.
Mrs. James Masters and baby are at
present visiting relatives at Toronto.
Mr. Louis Duff. editor of the Welland
Telegraph, spent a few days this week
with his mother,
Mr. and Mrs, Geo Mowbray visited
friends at Whitechurch on Sunday.
Mr, Whit Stewart who enlisted with
the Mounted Rifles a couple of weeks ago
leaves on Monday for London where ho
The Methodist $ S. Convention in
Brussels last week was attended by 'Mr.
D. McTavish and Misses Marion Case -
more and Ona McClenaghan. as dele-
gates from the church here.
Large numbers from here attended the
lecture at Langside given by Capt. Dun-
can, recently returned from overseas.
The evening's proceeds were $90 00.
Mrs Ben McClenaghan held a patri-
otic sewing bee at her home on Thurs-
day, afternoon. The sum of $4.50 was
contributed
.Ir Jo eph Holmes has had the phone
installed. His ring is 32 on 61I,
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Fashionabki
Winter Coats
More. attractive, coats for ladies, misses and child-
ren, in plain colors and tweeds. Ladies' plush trim-
med. and plain coats in fine silky plushes, large point-
ed collars and belted all around. Sizes 34 to 44.
Our prices $25, $32.50 and $35'
Fur Coats
In Hudson Seal lined with fancy Brocaded silks
with large collars loose fitting style. Prices $169.50;
Furs and Fur Setts
In most desirable styles, exclusive styles, Cross
Fox, Black Fox, Red l'ox, Taupe Pox, Pointed Fox,
White Fox, Natural Wolf, Black Wolf, at lower
prices than can be bought elsewhere.
Men's and Boys' Clothing
Fxcells in style, materials, values. Men suite- in '
plain greys, navy blue, fancy worsteds, fancy browns.
Prices $13 5o to $27.
Boys' Suits
In exclusive styles and models, in good wearing
Fall materials,
Boys' and Men's Overcoats
In tho new Trench models and fancy tweeds, plain
browns and navy biuFt, P'ict's 815 to $27 50.
B:saTs.alirlo hitt s, W. G & R. Shirts and Collars,
Perrin Gloves.
IIA?1NA &
--Phone 7O -,
1
CO.
will train,
The I3luevale Patriotic Society wishes
to thank W. J. Henderson for his gener-
ous donation, he having bought our Red
Cross quilt, forwarded it to the Secretary
with $1 extra to be sent to our wounded
boys at Shorneliffe hospital,
Remember our sewing bees every Wed-
nesday as there is great need.
jim Breckenridge le on the 6th line
helping farming.
Geo Tltortort s new house is progress-
ing, the plasterer is busy now.
Sorry to say Mr. Nelson Thornton is
not as well as his many friends would
wish.
A number of our young people attend-
ed the concert at Roe's church on Thurs-
day evening and report a good time,
Mr. Stneltzer is not improving, may he
soon be better,
A mysterious fire occured at the home
of Mr. Joseph McKinney one day recent-
ly. Early in the morning fire was die --
covered its their spare bed room, which
did considerable damage before it could
be dontrolled.
Jamestown
Mr, Wtn. Holt has been hone from the
hospital at London, tor two weeks, be is.
improving in health.
Mrs, Jas, Smith is visiting at Mr, 13er-
t,ice Payne's.
Smillie Bros. have bought the 180 acre
farm from IVIr John Jackson, con 5, Grey
township and gel popsession immediately.
There is a large barn on the properly 60x
100 and splendid stables, price $10,000,
'rtey find it cheaper to bu thany to
build.
Mr. Bert Wallace is laid up with
rhuematism, we hope he will soon be 0.
K.
Quite a number of the young men from
around here are getting examined this
week to tree if they are physically fit, I On the following Monday evening, Nov.
Vile are pleased to see Elva Bream.ath, the L3tbtherhood will serve a fowl
1'1144'6'0 -Inning face on rural route 2 once
dinner. They have secured the Harmon.
is Male Quartette of London, who will
give the program.
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Blytb
Capt. (Rev.) W. Bleaswell's visit to
Blyth was a great treat. His sermon on
Sunday evening was a fine exposition of
the truth, delivered in splendid voice, and
with a great earnestness, His appeal
for support of the colleges was very liber-
ally responded to.
On Mondoy evening under the auspices
of the Women's Institute, he delivered a
lecture "Ilow Britain Fights", His and -
fence was held in rapt attention for about
an hour and a half, The lecture was in
the form of a travelogue,outlining the trip
of the 203rd Batt., from Manitoba to
Bramahott, England, It was very enjoy-
able.
Men's Day will be held in the Metho'
dist church on Sunday, November 4th'
t,egtslattye Greats
The Legislative Grant has been assign•
ed to rural schools but the money has not
yet been received from the Provincial
Treasury. The Superannuation fee for
the full year begining April let was deduct„
ed from the grant, but as in some cases
new teachers were appointed with a differ-
ent salary, a re -adjustment will be necess-
ary later. The grants are based on cerci
iicates and salary; 20% is paid on the ex-
cess of salary above $400 up to $600; a
school with a Second Class teacher having
a Permanent Certificate and experience
less than five years receives a grant of $25.
Under similar condition the grant for a
teacher with a First Class Certificate is
825 and $40 respectively. There is no
grant on an Interim Certificate, No
grants all withheld Eat Huron through
neglect to provide the ctanderd egtllp*
merit,.
LIKE AN EL>'rlCTiitle
BUTTON ON TOSIA
Tells why a corn is so painful and
cutting makes theta grow
Press an electric button and you form
a contact with a live wire which rings the
bell. When shoes press against your cora
it pushes its sharp roots down upon a sett.
sitive nerve and you get a shock of pain.
Instead of trimming your corns, which
only male them grow, just step into any
drug store and ask for a quarter of an
ounce of freezone, This will cost very
little but is sufficient to remove every hard
or soft corn or callus front one's feet, A
few drops applied directly upon a tender
aching corn stops the soreness instantly;
and soon the corn shrivels up soit lifts
right out, root and all, without pain. This
drug freezone is harmless and never in-
flames or even irritates the surrounding
skin.
McKIBBON'S
McKIBBON'S •
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Drug Store
edxcat Drug Store
Example
The Plan
You pay the
regular price for
One Article and
then we give you
another of t h e
Same Article
for
Friday
Thursday
Buy one tube
Rexall Antiseptic
Tooth Paste at
the regular price
of 25c. and we will
give you another
Tube for
One Cent
Noveinber 1st November 2nd November 3rd
One Cent
or 2 for .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
experrso. 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',
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EXTRA SPECIAL
50c Pipes 41..41 .
t ] h 0 9 o .l
10c Pkg Senator Tobacco
s
25c Box of Chocolates .
4111...,..:.
1.Oc Official Seal Cigar
Box of 25 for $1.32
10c Toilet Soap .. .
Perfumes
and
2/1E51
3 for26
2 f0r26
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2/0/11
FARMERS'
SPECIALS
Toilet Waters
25c. bot. Intense 2 for .2 �ji
Perfumes ..
50c. bot. Intense 2 for .51
Perfumes , . , .
$1.50 oz. of Valle 2for 51
de•Fleurs Peri.
$1.50 oz. of Para- 2 for 1.51
clis Perfume . .
INTERNA1 ZONAL
STOCK. FOOD TONIC 2:
A as LO..M1.0i1111$ A,IIMALTONIC
BYpD,NCDICESTIO.KIJICKGR
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4141 L
$1.50oz.of Fasci- 2 for 1.51
nette Perfume
75c. oz. of Opt" q
Perf. any odor. 2 for .I 6
75c. bottle of 2 .76
Toilet Water.. for
International Stock Food
Hog Tonic,
Poultry Food
Rubber Goods
Rtl
Rambler
Hot
Water
Bottle
2 qt. size
and guaranteed
perfect
$2,002for2.01
Regular
each
2.50 Red Rambler rountain
Syringe, 2 qt. 2for 2. 51
size 4141. ,
2.50 Roxbury Ladies' Bulb
21°2'2.51
Syringe
1 pail for $3.75
2 pails for$3.76
Cattle Salts
Saltpetre
(,titrate of Sodal
Sulphur
8 lbs. 2 •c
2 lbs. 25c
4 lbs. 25c
Household
Needs
25c. Rexall
Solvent
Rexall
Beef, Wine
and Iron
Is a favorite
Tonic and
General Sys-
tem Builder.
Reg. $1.00 per
bottle.
2 for 1.01
Corn foa•
G, 26
2
50e. Rexall Kidney Pills will
relieve y 0 U r 2 for .51
Backache
25c. Rexall Blackberry
Cordial for 2 for .26
Diarrhea
25c. Rexall White Liniment
for Aches and 2 for .26
Pains
50c. White Lini- 2
ment
Pr .51
50c. Rexall Digestive Tonic
will tone up 2
your system .
1.00 Rexall Di- 2
gestive Tonic.
for .51
f1.01
25c. Rexall Little 2 for .26
Liver Pills....
25c. Carbolized Zinc Ointment
a household
need 2
f0r .26
25c. Revail Eye 2• for .26
Wash
5Oc. Analgesic 2 for.51
Balm
50c. Rexall Special 2 for .51
Ointment 4141
25c. Rexall Foot 2.for .26
Powder
Rexall
Cherry Bark
Cough Syrup
is a most pleas-
ant and effect-
ive remedy for
Coughs, Colds,
and all Bron-
chial irritations
25c. Bottles , r..-,
50c. Bottles
EXTRA SPECIAL
50c lb. Opeko 25
Coffee fog
50c pk Opeko Tea . ,
half pound . .
50c Cocoanut
Oil Shampoo .
25c Aspirin Tablets. .
(1 dozen)
251
.2for51
2for26
2 f°r .26
2 for .51
$1.00 Bottles..:. 2for 1.01
25c. Rexall Char- 2 for X26
coal Tablets ... L+
$1.00 Rexall Syrup of Hypo -
phosphites, a for
2 1.01
good general
Tonic
25c. Rexall Heal -2 for ,2 2y6
ing Salve `+
25c. Rexall htomach
Pind lls Liver 2 for 26
50c. Rexall Nerve Tablets
make you 2f,m, 51
sleep better •
81.00 Rexall Tasteless Cod
Liver Coil Com- 2
pound
50c. Rexall Blobd Tablets put
led blood in 2 for .51
your veins . , . .
25e. Rexall Car-
bolic Salve....
50c. Gastric Tablets
relieves 2 for .51
distress ..
50c. Rexall Lesperine
Antiseptic
Powder
.1°2'1.01
2for .51
Miscellaneous
25c Box of Toilet
Soap
2for26
25c Aromatic
Cascara 2foe�
r26
25c Blauds'
Iron Pills.. 2f0r26
25c Cold e� e�
' Tablets 2for26
75c. bot. Beef 2 76
Wine and Iron f or •
25c. bot. Syrup 2 for 26
of Figs •
25c. bot. White 2 for .26
Pine and Tar
750. bot. of Syrup e) for .16
of Hypophosphites
25c. bottle Linseed,
Licorice and 2 dor
Rexall Violet
Talcum Powder
is a Velvet,
Smooth, Absorb-
ing Powder with
a delightful, re-
freshing odor,
and suitable for
either toilet or
nursery.
3.00 American Beauty y' Turpentine •Gu
25e. bot.Fixtract of <
Ladies'
• , 2 f or 2.01 Wild Strawberry 2 f°r .26
25c. bot. Elkay's
50(41 pr. Sunshine 2 f".01 Ceaning Fluid2 for •26
Rubber Gloves
5c. Rubber Tissue 2 for .6 25c. rube Elkay's R a t
ringer Cots 4141 , .
and Rea0h for ,
Pate . . , . . . • . 2 26
5C 25 G1 Nasal 2
Baby 2 for d6
Nipples ....... .
2 for .26
sib
Envelopes . • for 1125c. Wilson's Rosa
Tale= Powder 2.1°16
SO
Stationers
c box Tan . 2 ford,
Fabric 4141 , .
335c Box Balmy- 2 t) 136
al Linen .
25c `Writing
Pads ..
i5c Writing
Pads .. •
10c Writing
Pads
•
2 for26
41 41 2 for16
2 for 111
25c Tooth e�
Brush.... •••2for26
25c Rubber
Sponges 2f01.26
25c Hydrogen 2for26
Peroxide . . . s ••
25c Pearl r�
Tooth Powder. 2/0/.26
'10c Epsom 9
Salts O •. 2/04 1
1Oc Toilet
Paper 2;01.11
10c Vanilla
Flavoring 2fOr11
10c Sulphur, Soda
or Borax .. 2 for11
10c Boracic
Acid ...2fo1'11
IjilliNOMMOI
The
Toilet
1
Preparations
25c. Harmony Rose Talcum
Powd. Flesh or q fes, q6
'White,, 2 .G
25c.�.il Tooth
Paste 210r .26
.
2 for .51
2 Ar .26
2 Pr .26
a
210 .51
2 fo .26
2 for .26
2for.26
2 far .26
25c. bot. Almond 2 for .26
Cream
50c. jar Recall
Cold Cream...
25c. Cake Medi-
cated Skin Soap
25c. jar Nice for
perspiration ..
500. 'Violet Dulce
Face Powder..
250. cake Tar
Shampoo Soap
25c. Rexall Baby
Talcum
25c. Violet Dulce
Talcum Powder
25c. Witch Hazel
Cream
Stora
10c pkg Linen • .2
15 k L'
e. Gleam for
Douche„ .26
1 ' 50c. Elkay's Can- 2 for .51
00. Transparent
Nipples , 4141 • . 2 f,,,' 1 lne Laxative . ,
pp
So. o. Eyo500. Ellcay's Dis- for 5
Droppers , ,, ... • .2 for 6 temper Cure... •
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ORDER BLANK
Write your order now. Bring it with
you when you come.
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Envelopes • .
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