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WINGI1A.M ADVANCE
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Rani Jo'xrtm, proprietor
A. D. SDfrrit, Manager
THURSDAY, DEC. 20th, 1917 -
The Food Situation
This great world war so full of tragedy,
with all its hellish and diabolical accom-
paniments is nevertheless bringing about
new methods, and many much needed
Reforms, in our Industrial and Commer-
cial life.
It is going to have a
direct bearing g on
the Food Question, and particularly on
the distribution of the sante, Radical
Reforms are the order of the day, and
although some of them may not meet
with united approval, it is up to us, as
loyal British subjects to accept them, for
the nations good -Each for all and all
for Each No one need expect to get off
scathless. The public press has already
called attention to many proposed chang-
es relative to the wholesaling and retail-
ing of Foods, These changes may mean
the licencing of all those who manufac-
ture, Wholesale and Retail. There is also
foreshadowed a compulsory co-operative
Delivery and a curtailment of all such
deliveries throughout the land. This will
only be in accordance with what is being
done both in Great Britain and the United
States. There is no doubt that should
these proposed changes take place they
may upset our orthodox ways of doing
things, but they will assuredly conserve
much wasted energy, and by better and
less expensive methods bring a natural
cheapening of food. Lest us hasten the
day.
Hang Up a
Jar Instead of
A Stocking
eeete
O LITTLE Mexican boy or gir
ever thinks of hanging up n
stocking. They have some-
thing far more interesting.
Three or four days before
Christmas stands spring up
about the alameda, or open
park, without which no Mex-
ican village is •complete. All
about these shops are hung
the pinatas, which take the
place of Christmas stockings,
These are apparently great
dolls 2 or 8 feet tall, dressed
in tissue paper, with papier
mache faces and dangling
legs and arms. In reality
their flowing paper garments
conceal earthen jars for the
holding of candies.
Sometimes the pinatas are
in the form of angels or
fairies, but usually they rep-
resent some person promi-
nent in Mexico. President and
Mrs. Diaz used to smite from
every stand., The Mexican
child may live in a hut built
of flat stones piled together
in a public lot, but Ile has his
pinata at Christmas time.
In the better homes the
pinatas are strung on a rope
across a room, They are al-
ready heavy with their load
of dupes, or candies, and they
dangle somewhat dangerously
over the heads of the behold-
ers. Finally, the tallest man
is blindfolded, given a stout
cane and turned round and
round. Leaping up, he strikes
at the suspended :figures.
Amid shrieks of Iaughter and
directions he keeps striking
until he hits one of the jars.
"Crack!" go its sides, and,
being mode only of baked
clay, they crumble away and
the sweets come pouring out,
Nobody is too dignified to
scramble for them. The older
people are on their knees
with the children. Everybody
gets at least a mouthful. Then
another is blindfolded, turned
about and told to strike for
another sugary deluge, L,
Crozer
Cif Suggestions
That May Be Useful
ANICE present from a disobedient
boy to his father Is a shingle,
To please a husband a wife
can do nothing better than buy a cheap
dregs for herself.
A gift which bears signs of careful
attention on the part of the giver is al -
`mays appreciated more than one care-
lessly purchased in a store. To make
a baby grand piano, buy a full-sized
grand and a plane and plane it down
to the requisite size for a flat,
An excellent motorcycle may be
made at little cast if one use a little
common sense. Look around for a sec -
end -bend wheel and place it in the cel-
lar, Then find a ,second-hantl motor-
boat, which can usually be purehased
at it low price in towns that aro far
from water. Extraet the motor from
the boat and nillx it to the (yore. '.Chen
you have n inetorryele that will aston-
ish anybody ha the world.
A charming!lift for any man who
does not stucte is a box of flve•eent
cigars,
A pair .o.P skates will prove a very
econotnir t presont If you happen en to
have two ono -legged friend,.
To make an acceptable ria rat for it
young men lir o,'roil au fnlirrlt i:: f'`!tt !?
Otte qi:c 11)644 ion orf thy' •item:'
ronnl rarer . ('Hp Ihrt fi ngo off any
1,'r"i - t r•ul if,!ne ' t i ail^ , fit:1 ill thy
11ouS0. Tabu tin t' t;lt 1 ofT t;t'au'
f..nr'y &tee E sin.ne, New seer thr
fringe ol) the t.:11;;t ,'u'l f;i .ieai 0,1 11,+
411'tnf°Z04. 'lbe (1 lV:it 'a;'ili
delight the 'tweet ary y oeng tar
trrht'r tett afford. !.e/t t 'or
A Ien.carat 0.;;,n;,!!!,i e !d5-it;t:Ebto ^if
fo t iiento+. If v t i'.',;t4 ilex
(1 a mie:al ate• 5 'a`gio':`::.; .,.
A Hot of.
(f T''1 •'E .ii" ret El eS-+'v.
"aNt, the
SYNOPSIS OF CANADIAN NORTH-
WEST LAND REGULATIONS
The sole head of a family, or any male over
18 years old who woe at the oom)nencentent of
the present war, and h since continued to bo,
a titin s b'ootoraSubjecto ana allied nen
t al country, may hoesed a quarter septum
of averitable Dondnion lou+) in raanttoba Sask
atohewau or Albert. Applicant must appear
in person at the Dominion Lands Agency or
tlub•Agenov for the District. Entry 113 proxy
may bo made on certain conditions,
Du=s--rix months residence upon and
cultivation o the laud in each of three ears,
t y
certain district a s o. e ' to e-
co i r, edz s
In s 1 oar t may
Pure an adjoiniu,; quarter section as pre-ernp.
tion, Pao° $3.00 ver acre, ll e
osido
ixmouths in
each et throe years after earn-
ing homestead p i teat and cultivate 60 aores
extra. May obtain pre-emptionpatent as
as homestead patent on curtain conditions.
A settlor after obtaining homestead patent,
if he eannot secure a re-emption, may take a
purchased homestead in certain districts.
Price $3.00 per acro. Must reside six months
in each of three years, cultivate 60 acres and
erect a house worth $300.00
Holders of entries may count time of employ-
ment As farm laborers in Canada during 1917,
as residence duties under "ertatu nonditions.
When Doudnion Lauds aro advertised or
posted for entry, returned soldiers who have
.erved ov.rAeas and have boon honorably dis-
charged, receive one day priority in applying
tor entry at local Agent's Ofhoe 'hut not Sub
Agency.) Discharge papers must be presented
to .Agent,
W. W. Corti.
Deputy of the Minister of the Interior.
N. B. -- Unauthorized publications of this
advertisement will not be paid' for -1141,
slalk
CREAM
WANTED
Our service is prompt and remittance
sure.
Our prices are the highest on the
market consistent with honest testing
Ship your create "direct" to us and
save an agent's commission. The
commission comes out of the producer.
The more it cost to get the cream to
its destination the less the producer is
sure to get.
We supply cans, pay all express
charges and remit twice a month.
Write for prices and cans.
-The--
Seaforth Creamery Co.
Seaforth, - Out.
THE SAME
OLD PRICES
Did you ever reflect that your dollar
has only a purchasing power of 60
cents compared to four years ago.
In one case, however, a dollar will
do as much for you now as ever it
would. A house worth $2000, four
years ago can still be bought for the
same money, but, now as a $ has only
a sixty cent value, in almost every
other case the $2000 property is really
only $1200, comparatively speaking.
Think this over carefully and you
will conclude to put your money in
real estate while the dollar is cheap.
Better be quick about it too before the
other fellow gets wise and puts up his
price.
We wish also to call your attention
to the fact that there is no increase in
Fire, Life or Accident Insurance rates.
We also sell R.R. tickets at the same
old prices except for the war tax that
goes direct to the Government.
Ritchie & Coseos
Insuranee and Real Estate
Wingham
44.
DRUGLESS PHYSICIAN
CHIROPRACTIC
Chiropractic Drugless Healing accur
ately locates and removes the cause o
disease, allowing nature to restore health.
J. A. FOX D.C., D.O.
Osteopathy Electricity
Member Drugle,s Physicians Associa-
tion of Canada,
--Phone 101 -
CREAM
WANTED
Highest Cash
for Cream a:,d s'uultry
In
W. J. APITIOUr's Stand
In the Old National hotel
Open to buy create on
1:C'NDAYS and SATURDA'S
only, after Nov. 10th,
C. D. Benninger
MEIJ*NS DIE
Every year from Consumption,
Millions could have been saved if
ot14 conin:oa scum prevention had
been used ii the first stage. If YOIi;
ALL a Cuflferer from Asthma, Bron•
Catarrh, chit ,_,, atu G rrh, rI'1(;uay,
i Weak
Lungs, Cough and Co1Js--Ali Dis-
etie8 leading up to Consumption-
'1'ubereulosis, YOf7 A1tU interested
Ir! Er, StranElgard's T.13. Medicine,
Write for Testimonials And Booklet,
DI%. rentArbetAMD'tl ltitntCIttE CO.,
2131.266 Vino lltrist, Toronto.
'
DOMINION ELECTIONS
(Continued from page 1)
ONTARIO
UNIONIST.
ALGOMA EAST, Nicholson,.. 700
ALGOMMIA WEST, Simpson., . 800
BRANT, Loeb .1att t . , . . .
BRANTFORD, ('oelcehutt .. , 2,000
BRUCE NO I uI, Clark
CARLI TON, Boyce. .. 1,500
DUF1+'IaRIN, Best , . , .. 2,300
I)TTNDAS E elmt
(., a to . .
DURHAM, tI I E
I UI , Tl.o)v 11 . , . . , , 1,800
ELGIN EAST, Marshall )ali .. , 700
EI.(GIN WEST, ('rotlrcrs 847
FORT WILLIAM and RAINY
RIVER, Manion , , , , , 1,187
FRONT.p Vitt.` Edwards , 1,000
0LI?NGAFtRi STORMONT,
M,.Martin , .. . , , . . Accl,
sRn NVILLE, Reid , , , .. , 1,000
-. ?Y NO'? TIT *'rI01ebra . 1,175
• T3211,,
400
2,100
3 53r.
. 1,09C
1. 1,100
11 N. • , Porter , . 40C
IlialON NO ' r'T. i>o wman 1,4 0f,
SOUTH HURON, Mcrnet' 0`
KINGSTON, Nieklo ... ... , 2,771
LAMBTON EAST, Armstrong 40(
LA;IIBTON WEST, Pardee 60+
LANARK, Manna , , . ' 2.40'
LEEDS, )!Thio ... ... , . 1,50'
LENNOX and ADDINGTON, J.
LINOOT N r',, ,-"a3
Lt '7i)ON " • • , , 1 •
111iT)DT F7 ` q .... 1,C
N, oi
*
Ni t;i T5, aItt'isan .. ,, :it
ONTARIO NORTH, Sharps .. 1.20
ONTARIO t OUTII, Sm: ,h
OTTAWA, Fripp... ... .... - 91'
J. L. Chabot ,., ,.,. 81
OXFORD NORTH, Ni ebitt 20'
OXFORD SOUTH, Sutherlan3. 75'
PARKDALE, Mowat . , . I,S7'
PA1U4Y SOUND, Arthurs .... 1,2x1•
I'EEL, Charters . , . ... , . , . 1,65'
PERTH NORTH. Morphy ... 7 i',
PETERBORO EAST, Sexseeitii 60+
PETERBORO WEST, Burn-
ham . . ... .. ... ..... 2,5e
PORT ARTHUR, KENORA,
Keefer ... ,., 60+
PRINCE EDWARD, Hepburn 70:
RENFREW' NORTH, Mackie.
SIMCOFI EAST, Tudhope ... 2,00f
SIMSOE NORTH, Currie .... 1,481
SIMCOE SOUTH, Boys 2,501
TIM1SKAMING, Cochrane 70 a
TORONTO CENTRE, Bristol3,47'
TORONTO EAST, Kemp 7,64e
TORONTO NORTH, Fost. 14,607
TORONTO SOUTH, Sheard 2,117
TORONTO WEST, Hocken, 6,52e
VICTORIA, Hughes ... ... , 2,70r
WATERLOO SOUTH, Scott , . 1,00
WELLAND, Fraser ... 571
WELLINGTON NORTH, Clark 832
WELLINGTON SOUTH, Guth-
rie.. , 3,00r
WENTWORTH, Wilson 3,300
YORK EAST, Foster ... 764
YORK NORTH, Armstrong 557
YORK SOUTH, Maclean 10,24;
YORK WEST, Wallace 7,2i:;'
LAURIER.
BRUCE SOUTH, Truax 700
ESSEX SOUTH, Atkin ... 108
ESSEX NORTH, Kennedy 1,500
KENT, McCoig .. .. .. , 150
MIDDLESEX WEST, Ross 63a
PERTH SOUTH, Forrester 37e
PRESCOTT, Proulx . , . 30,E
RENFREW SOUTH, Pedlow, 201)
RUSSELL, Murphy , . 1,50+"+
WATERLOO NORTH, Euler2,018
QUEBEC .
UNIONIST.
MONTREAL (St. Lawrence
and St. Geo), Ballantyne- ; 1,110
ST. ANNE'S, Doherty ... ... 1,622
ST. ANTOINE, Ames... .... 1, 2 0 0
LAURIEK
ARGENTINE, McGibbon .. , . 600
BRUME, McMaster ... ..... 1,622
BEAUHARNOIS, Papineau .. Acct.
BEAUCE, Hon. Dr. Beland • . Ace'.
BELLECHASSE, Fournier . , 1,220
BERTHIER, Gervais .. ... 910
BONAVENTURE, Marcie .... 2,500
BAGOT, Marcille ... ... ... 1,000
CHAMPLAIN, Desaulniers 2,655
CH.AMBLY and VERCIIERES,
Archambault . ... .. . 500
C31ARLEVOIX - MONTMOR-
ENCY, Casgrain . ,
CHICOUTIMI-SAGUENAY,
Savard... . ,
CHATEAUG UAY-H UNTI NG -
DON, Robb ... ... . 1,948
COMPTON, Hunt .. ... ... 1,400
DORCHESTER, Cannon . 1,000
DRU112MOND-ARTHABASCA-
VILLE, Brouillard ... , , Accl.
GASPE, Lemieux . ... .. 3,000
GEO, ETIENNE CARTIER,
' Jacobs.. ... ... .. 900
HULL, Fontaine . ... .. Acct,
HOCHELAGA, Lesb.ge ... .. 9,000
JACQUES CARTIER, Lafor-
tune.,. ... ... ... 1,000
JOILETTE, Denis ... .. 100
KAMOURASKA, Lapointe .. 3,00a
LAPRAIRIE and NAPIER-
VILLE, Lanetot .. ... ... 400
LAURIER-OUTREMONT, Du -
Tremblay ... . , . .... , , 2,655
LAI3ELLI7, Fortier .. , .... Accl.
LOTBINI.LIRE, Volts ... ... 2,000
‘VAT,, Ethiei ... . • . Accl.
L'1r;...ea • - 1 . , . . Accl.
L'ASSOMP1:lON ,::.iTTCAL2I,
Segttiit ... ... .. , .. 200
T'VT1 I3ourassa,., .
3,000
330
.,e e.e..INONGE, Mayra)td , .. ,
MAISSONEUVE, Lemieux ...
MATANTI, Pelletier ... ....
MISSISQUOI, Kay ...
MEGANTIC, Pacaud , .. .. .
large
4,460
3,000
700
Aeel.
Sig IV Ii,l''ttli LAVA/En
Mr. Edison
be the world's
inventor.
He says that The Ncw
Edison is his favorite
invention ; which !!means
his greatest invention.
NEW
"The Phonograph teltlr a Soul"
has been compared in public
before almost a million
people with the living
voices of thirty great artists,
including many members
of the Metropolitan Opera
House.
It has been proven that
The New Edison's Re -
Creation of the human
voice cannot be detected
from the actual voice itself
when both are heard in
direct comparison.
MAKE THIS TEST: Some artists, whose voices have been
Re -Created by The New Edison, also make talking machine records.
'We will give you the names, Hear these at the talking machine.
dealer's. Then return to our store, and hear the New Edison
Re -Creation of the voices of these same artists. Let your own
ears be the judge.
D. BELL, 0, • ' Wingham, Ont.
"kLavn `Shoughts
5 or Coltevckskma$
At
tl®
lj Knox's Jewellery Store
We have a fine assortment of the following:
ILadies' and Gents' Watches, Bracelet and Mili-
mtary Watches, Diamond and Pearl Rings, Pearl
k( Necklets and Penderlts, Brooches. Scarf Pins. Cuff
le Links. Fobs, Lockets and Chains, Cut. Glass and
Silverware,' Ladies' and Gents' Umbrellas,
Extra Values in
French and English Ivory
and Ebony Manicure and '
Toilet Goods.
Watch our window for special'' bargains.
Christmas B000klets and Post Cards.
• r,
"f‘nov,
X�4\�Jeweller and Optician Phone 65 • e,
t► e/44\/`i`/{+\/lXXX /`.\xxS`xxx,recri 11,ra
MONTMAGNY, Deschene ... 1.100
NICOLIOT, Trahau , . - , . Acct.
PORTNEUF, D.eLisIe ... , . Acct.
PONTIAC, Cahill... ... , . , , 1,500
QUEBEC W., Patent.. , . 1,500
QUEBEC CO„ Lavigueur
QUEBEC EAST, Laurier .,.. 6,000
QUEBEC SOUTH, Power .. 1,575
RICHMOND and WOLFE,
Tobin ... . , . . 4,500
RICHELIEU', Cardin ... ... 2,500
RIMOUSKI, Danjou ... , , . Accl,
STANSTEAD, Baldwin . , . . 1,100
SHEPFORD,
SHERBItOOKIE, McCrea . , . , 1,321
ST, DENIS, Verville , . .... large
S'I`. HYACINTIII:, Gauthier,
ST. JAMES, Lapointe , , , .. Arc!,
.,1'1,. MARIE, I)eslauriers , Accl.
ST. JOHN'S and IVI6ItVILLE,
Demers ... , 4,000
TEMISCOTJATA, Uauvreitu , , 5,000
THREE RIVERS, Bureau .. AML
TERTI SI30NNIl, Provost . , .. Acct.
VAUT)REtIIL, Boyer . , . 2,000
WESTMOUNT, St. IIiENIIHI,
Ledue, .. 2,466
WRIGHT, Devlin . ,.� ... large
YAItiA 9KA, Gladu ... , , , . , 1,742
MANITOII3A
BRANDON. Whiddc?)t , .. ...
1)ALIPHIN, Cruise . , , . , ... Aeel.
i,ISGAII, Bolton .. ... ...
MACDONALD, Itenderd .. ..
MARQTJT+ITTI4, Crerar .. ...
NI';IIPAWA, 1'. L. Davis..
PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE, Mel-
Rih?11... . ... ... 3,000
;4EI,1 1lt1 , Ilay ... ... • 1,000
SOUR/1,4, Valley .
,�FIMINfxx+'IIuLD, Iti4ugl•daon • , 2,000
VINOL MAKES
EAK WOMEN
STRONG
Positive -Convincing Proof
We publish the formula of Vinol
to prove convincingly that it has the
power to create strength.
, Cod Liver and Beef Peptotim, iron
and Manganese l:'eptonates, Iron and
Ammonium Citrate, Limo end Soda
Glycerophosphates, Canaria.
Any woman who buys a bottle of
Vinol for a weak, rust -down, nervous
condition and finds after giving it a
fair trial it did not help hcr, will
have her money returned.
Yott see, there is no gncus work
about Vinol. Its formula prcvc'�
there is nothing like it for all weal:,
run-down, Overworked, tiervells met;
and women and for feeble old p(;op1:,
and delicate children. Try it otico
and be convince(l,
VINNIi'Eta CEN 1'li
(trews
.n INNIPI (1• NORTH,
vINtIPT-G SOUTH, A
One deferred.
1.3:I RIC �:1
1?I.OV1 NC,IH, Molloy ,
I;, An -
.,,i ,951
T3laltc.. 3,200
lien ..11,821
... 300
SASKATCJ SWAN
UNIO:VIS'i'.
ASSINII30IA, Turriff , , , , .. 1,000
BATTLEFORD, Wr'ght . , , . 400
HUMBOLDT, Lang . ,,,., erre
1INDSERSLEY, '1
LAST MOUN'r"
MACIUEN'
MAPLE 0
MOOSEJAV,
NORTH IRATTLLe'(i ,ea, Long i,00t1
PR.INCIi,) ALBE("C, s . , . , ese
QTJ'APPELLiii, rI i,iazl,.,on . Acct.
REGINA, Cowan
, . , , .. .5,000
SALTC OATS, MacNutt
SA KA:COON, Wilson .. 3,539
SWIFT CURRENT, Argue .
WEYl3URN, Thompson .
LAURIER.
NONE.
ALBERTA
. m,
Accl,
BATTLE RI` a e .. , , 500
300
.. 2,072
CALGARY ). , 4,000
EDMONTON .4!4i,. .-
EDMONTON WEST, Gri •sbach 3,000
LETHBRIDGE, Buchanan , . , 1,154
MACLEOD, Shaw . , . , .. ... 400
MEDICINE HAT, Sifton ... , 1,752
RED DEER, Clark , , ... .. 900
STRATHCONA, Douglas . , .. 400
VICTORIA, Holden , .. . , , 300
LAURIER,
BOW RIVE!? ?' t :et • ,.
CALGARY I,'
NONE.
BRITISH COLUCIBIA
UNIONIST.
BURRARD, Crowe ... ... ..
CARIBOO, Fulton . . , , . .
OMOX-ALBERNI, Clements.
KKOOTENAY EAST, Boner ... 500
ICOOTENAY WEST, Green .
NANAIMO, McIntosh ... 2 0 0
NEW WESTMINSTER, Mc-
Quarri•e 1,300
VANCOUVER CENTRE, Stev-
ens... •.. , 4,000
VANCOUVER SOUTH, Cooper 3,000
VI ITORIA CITY. Tolmle ... 4,000
WESTMINSTER DISTRICT,
Stacey ., _ ,,. -.
YALE, Burrell ...
L.i.0 I:1E:4,
300
SKEENA, Stork . . , , ... leadie
NEW BRUNSWICK
UNIONIST.
CHARLOTTE,-Hartt, , . ... .
ROYAL, McLean .. , , .. .. .
ST. JOHN, Elkin ... ... .. .
ST, JOHN, Wigmore ... ...
VICTORIA -CARL, Carvell ...
YORK-SUNBURY, McLeod ..
LAURIER.
GLOUCESTER, Turgeon, , , , Accl.
KENT CO., Leger... . .. , 1,600
NORTHUMBERLAND, Morris-
sey..
orris-
sey...... ... .. ...... . 105
RESTIGOUCHE :AND MADA-
WASKA, Michaud ... , ... 784
WESTMORELAND, Copp ... 1,200
2,734
2,461
4,712
4,686
Accl.
2,000
NOVA SCOTIA
UNIONIST.
COLCHESTER, McCurdy
CAPE BRETON S. and RICH-
MOND, Douglas .. , .. , entail
DIGI3Y and ANNAPOLIS, Da-
vidson Large
KING'S, Borden 854`
;aHIELBURNE QUEEN Field-
ing... . , ..
YARMOUTH and CLARE,
Spinney ... - , . ... ... 116
LAURIER,
CAPE BRETON 8, and RICH-
MOND, Kyte .. , , .. . , , small
ANTIGONISII, Sinclair
CUMBERLAND, Logan 85
C. BRETON N. and VICTOR-
IA, McKenzie , .. ... , .. .
HUNTS, Martell .
INVERNESS, Chisholm , , 1,476
LUNENBURG, Duff ... .. 1,2 9 9
PICTOU, 11IacKay, , . ... 300
P. E. ISLAND
UNIONIST.
KINGS, Melsaacs, - , ...- 300
LAURIER.
PRINCE, Read ... . , . .....•
QUEENS, Warburton ... ...
Sinclair... ... ......
756
400
400
MINISTERS ELECTED.
SIR ROBERT BORDEN.
HON. N. W. ROWELL.
HON. ARTHUR MEIGHEN.
SIR EDWARD KEMP.
SIR GEORGE FOSTER.
HON. J. C. DOHERTY.
HON, C. C. BALLANTYN131.
HON. T, A. CRERAR.
HON. A. L. SIFTON.
HON. MR. CALDER.
HON. F. B. CARVELL.
HON. DR, REID.
HON, S. E. MEWBURN.
SIR THOS. WHITE.
HON. FRANK COCHRANE,
HON. MARTIN BURRELL.
HON. THOS. CROTHERS.
MINISTERS DEFEATED.
HON. P. E. BLONDIN.
HON. A, SEVIGNY, defeated in
Dorchester by 1,000 and in, West -
mount by 2,466.
ELECTION DEFERRED.
HON, A, K. nMACLEAN.
GIRLS! ITS YOUR
STEP THAT ATTRACTS!
Says women pay to match heed to their
face Instead of their corn,
Watch your step! A brisk, lively step
is What charms more than a lovely skin,
but your high heels have caused corns
and you limp a little, That's bad, girls.
and you know k Corns destroy beauty
and grace, besides corns are very easy to
remove.
Rid your feet or every corn by asking
at any drug store far a quarter of an
ounce of . freezone. This will cost Itttle
but is sufficient to emcee every hard or
soft corn or Callus from one's feet.
A few drops applied lied dirres
ttY :moo s
tender, toothy corn relieves the soreness
ang neon the 'entire corn root and all,
lifts right out without pain.
This h•eezane is a gummy substance
which titles instantly and simply shrivels
al} the corn without inflaming or even
irritating the surrounding skin
Women must keep in mind that careless
feet create a youthful step which enhances
her attraetivenese.
WINTER 'PERM PROM JAN, 2Not
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Ventre and CllistleS St s.,'l'oroeto, pointe with
prhbs to its tette list of sneeesetul graduates,
A high standard Is always tmalnt&tned. bore,
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vU kott principal.
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member of thefamily s bigg and b to Ill everCome in in.
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set o stock we 1 be'plgpsed to how you,--,_ti)t`pugh bath *eCtarte,
Vi Ladies' Wear and Men's Wear Stores
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USEFUL 2E.S'EJVTSLADIES"FOR LADIES" WEAR
Silk Waists Silk Kimonas, Crepe I{imonas, Fancy Stoerk Collars, Silk
44.2 Ties, Kid Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Side Combs, Barrette. Hand Bags,
Purses, Sweater Coats, Motor Scarfs, Silk Umbrellas, Silk Upderskite,
Ribbons and Felt Slippers, Big stock of Black and colored silks. Furs
A of all kinds at special Christmas prices.
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VACUUM CLEANER
What better or more useful gift than an Electric Vacuum Cleaner.
X We have the . Cadillac" cleaners in stock at the old prices. See them.
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TO 'DE DRESSED just right for Christmas every man and
boy needs some of our
GENTS' FU`RNISHIJVGS
You will be surprised to find how many gift suggestions there are here
for teen and boys, and how presents are appreciated selected at
A MAJV.S STORE
We especially invite the Ladies to call and inspect our large range of
Silk Ties, Kid Gloves, Silk Mufflers, Braces in fancy boxes, Armbands.
Caps, Hockey shoes Cuft Links, Sweater Coats. Dressing Gowns, Hand-
kerchiefs, Umbrellas, Fur Coats, Fur Caps, all kinds of Furs.
Wingham, • * Ontario
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and EGGS.
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