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The Wizard
who put Music
into millions of
homes.
A S you sit in your own home and listen'
to the stirring strains of a mnilitaii '
band—or the liquid, luscious nolo of
a far famed singer—do you radios the
thanks that you, and all 'other. music lover*,owe to Thomas A. Edison P A. rola knove
Mr. Edison invented sound -recordist and'
sound -reproducing instruments. it lima d°r,s
to his genius that millions of home* are
able. to enjoy everything in music.
It was due to Mr. Edison's ei'irte that 7011--110 Matte
where you live -may have the great artists, the fewwfia 11004
the cleverest entertainers, the brightest pnblio speaker*. east i•
your home.
For more than thirty six years, Mr. Edison bas d1'rveile
and improved the Edison Phonograph and Bdi.M Iteeoetdsi.
The Edison Phonograph today -with He 4lasesed impose
ducing point (requiring no needle,)-.has...ftniss, • ttilaem,,
a velvety smoothness, a wealth of delicate everteeses, thee
cannot be obtained with any in,trussnt tuned maid ir..dass
which must be changed with every record.
You really must hear the Edison to appreciate It tee lb* Oii,
David Bell, - Wingham, Ont.
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THE GREAT SHIP "3EEANDEcW'
jength 500 feet; breadth 90 foot. i inches; Sae staterooms ted parlors wean ed.tLr SIN pte•
grill. Greeter in toot -larger in all pre nine -tither to all epp.ral-"ya-down tar mow” ti
inland waters of the world. In *orrice June 15th.
Magnificent Steamw "SE'EANDBEE," "City .f Elie" o.1 "City of final hew
Daily —BUFFALO* and CLEVELAND -- Mar lee t. Des. let
w Leave Buffalo • • 9:001'. II. Leas Cleveland • • !tie P. N.
AMT. Cleveland • 7150 A. M. Arrive Dahl* • • t'1PS A. L
(Eastern standard Time)
Commotions **Cleveland for Putin•Bay'Toledo. Detroit and afl peiawwe a aa.eetiees0. 1114114.0.1J
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THE CLiVELAND & BUFFALO TRANSIT CO.. tr.v.t.al, O.
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COLD WEATHER
NEE
SWEATER COATS --a splendid as-
sortment in Men's, Boys' and Child -
rens' Sweater Coats. Guaranteed
pure wool.
OVERCOATS and SUITS --we
have a splendid range of Overcoats
from $5 to 20.00
PLAID MANTLINGS--for Ladies'
and Children's Coats, this is guar-
anteed all wool and was purchased
last spring before price of wool ad-
vanced. Right up to the minute
for style.
FLANNELETTE BLANKETS..in
11-4 and 12-4' at the old price.
All wool blankets such as Alexsfld-:,
er; King Edward. Those nice dol'-
ny kind that feels cosy and warm,:
RUBBERS --of all kinds and sized for
the cold damp weather.
The best grade of FLOUR always in
stock.
All kinds of Produce taken , on
goods.
J. A. Mills
Phone 89 Wingha
Try The ADVANCE for
You Next JOB
Tuirltbsrry.
Report foe the m.st% of Oeteksr lmt
s, e, x.. e, t.w.mtllp0 of Trer.bsrry
sad Merrle. *sines in eider if *Olt,
Jr. 44,--Y. Prost**. 14. iaai.sc. 11.
> ,—R.. rate eat 11. Walkers Jr,
314,-i1. dimidenaM. A. !moats', V.
McLeniie, O?W 1M4, -•,M. Afeedr.t,gt
O. Riatoul, i, 11,t,Rat, .X lleaderwtr.
Jr. Zai, -cit, li'owler, O. •blastic.
PrilnOr—J. Wright, i. Mote, J.
Pewter. Q. J. Brock, Teacher,
Wro=utor.
The foltewleg le the school report
of U. fi. A, No. 15 Newish and Tula.
berry; molted with per oast, --.$r.
40---Uus Mamie M, Vitae 119011ley
77, Ela Met?reiary 15, Lasa Mitchell
68, Harry Q.wdlt. about.Jr. ilk-,
Mar/4'Ot Ahearn 55, !►illi'. Me,kley,
79. 41Ib. Barrie 59, Oliver ldeOreery
67. qr., 964-Iffasght Weir 66. Leslie
Futons 74,11100 Pert&Yeds. 71, Prod
Deu4ledt. 06. 3r, ltrd--Mktle 1[ai•
hes *R, )Cathleen We.tI ke 73. Igeetreli
M!Mfekaet A1, Alba Gallagher 66. *r.
level -Neese, ' Weir 70. £$bi a Wast•.
lake 10, Llopd Me$lkbail A4, Jokaa►
Qattabsr 54. Jr. Ind --Marty )r.rkk -,
Imps., Ws'; Aaltis Deu la., "rale
Harris. reinter -1st ;s#ra le DeliPlby`
Arisen; alta Mel lIehm el. Wilfred
Beery, Alicsi >/a•kw,--l. IL Ashton.
• Morris
angstee dentition weather hold is
the township ball, Yeas* s ;M.eday.
0.1. lath, 1014, Tim iosIa) ere wort
prel.nt, the reeve Ansetdiig. `rho
msinn$Ou et lash nsisiiisg were read
aad approve/. A petition for a mud-
eipal drain was Received fees" J.
Robb and ethers,`it"was skrt.Jssd
and a sopy mal to Ike township ma.
ginger. The following *mounts were
paid -A, !dilated, gravel, $0,40; Jamie
Peaetisk, gravel, 1115; D. eolith, gravel,
$1.$O; McLain Bros., advertising.
$8.3S; W. Robertson, repairing grader,
$1.110; Frank O.Msrjdge. seas*t,
$16 $5; wtperatios et Birth, hall
rest, $5; Municipal Werld, ..ppiies,
Inc; Rowiek Mutual irons.on hall,
$1.100; D,- Itimseay, iad.rbt aching,
elleroad 2i, 20, $15; R. Adam., gravel.
Half. last Bdy., $6; Davld *ohh. tile,
$1; Wm, *then, fare bridge, B. 0.
D.. $15; J.ha Brown, cleaning award
drain, 05.00; J. H. Hall, csnenl rul.
$4; 111Rdrain sero.■ rood. $4; olsaaing
cuteh heals ]lira drain. 51; 38 4-laeh
tile, 6110; Gee. Neat. farm bridge Smith
dr., lot 2, on. 11, pay, 515; Fraser
Embury Wit 1r. Ellis dr.. $10: Aaaie
McMillan Pram lr. B. O. D.. $15; J.
R. Bell. Fara Br. B.0. B., $15; Oliver
Ossmpb.il. greed and frees Gray'.
Brings. $i45; Jobe Oso.pb.fl, lights
on Oraiak.baak'. bridge $4.21, lifting
plink floor. 115; NeArter A Miller,
died) sad till aorme road, $10; W.,
PN•jusea, Whig 'aad fining culvert,
Nisbet drab, $10, patties is file
calverlf, $2; Rd. Ward, digging Omin-
etl'e chart .f Aidsreoe award. Pt.
putting in til. ;culvert, 1; B. Young.
gravel, $1 40; lame. Cechy, lumber
41k line br., 52; A. Meslliwen, soden,
$161, • broken buggy. $1, telephone*
40e; A. luhr, ''extra es Blytk irsek
drain. *510; John Hopper es Hopper
deals. pis,
Next sleeting Noe. 2ld.
A. Itlacllwe., Clark.
Mr. Allgood Buhr has sow eompl.$.
ed' the Blyth Creek Drain and ors
reeelving hle shalom he Lave • the
treasurer •% to las applisd to the
Pitr1.tic toad. Mr. pahr's roseate
setae from Garmailly but be bag no
eyt*patky ler German *tlilsriefmt.
S. 8, Ns. 10 Mosela Isiandind 1,i
Spell:. Ariel... MyglOa. Osol.. Nature
8a.e17. practical 't.e$..Tot.l 450-16r.
41k=-Mar1Y Miller 460. J. dtb- Ad.
ConP'risb/1 571, WW1 *ebb 310,
Usrvsy Rt vie rtioe RA 5r. lata -
Ret -tis Terve'', 416, Cb rbiel • retreat S88,
Etta Bamil l7 376, Jr. 3rd. -Versa
Johnstoet t1A. 8r. INC. total 300-ez•
smmlaed Isi Spell., Arltk.. -Reeding,
Nature Eitady-Sparliag Johnston 153,
Margaret Miller 24O... J,. Sad -Garth,
hobserns 27i. Janet Miller 161, -"Ger.
demi Moffatt 152.. Ilammliloil'lit Ipell.,
Ankh., Reeding aad Qoaipeeltion,
total , . P1►, 2n4o-Mabel Jobneto.
1i2$, Jeanie $,seer VA Jess*
SU, 1'aeutee 1?ranr 804, Linea John•
etqu 7, Margsret McDougall 288,,
if liny Robb 01,4, ( tit. Zshmler 258,
Datums *cDosgall ;$4, *Otorge Dar.
ler 74, Pr. Zt -..,Florence 0ollmisr,
Willie Peacock, V*►taeron Miley
Vaasphe11 ReWrteoa, Clarence John.
WM. Stanley Moffett. • absent, -B,
lime, teacher, ;o
VALUE IF RHEUMA
FRON THE COURT.
1ad0 Barh.ret was Relieved e
ttba*taatit.tn Alter Doctors Failed.
If jet have boil navy other retie -
dies. ad doctor.' treatments fir Rhos.
usel us and braid they failed, do not
be 0keptleal *bout tryingRBEUMA.
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Read . testimony ofJudge John Bar -
beret of Feel Laramie, O ;
"Alin treatment by three doctors
ttithinl tomtit,1 have been erred of a
eery bad ease of Rheumatism' by using
iwo tittles of 1tItli;UMB. It le now
Iwo years sloop 1 aced the remedy, and
I stn .tail sa well ss ever. ' 1Previoasty.
I wee asripple, walking( with crutches."
each tastinson should be sonsi.eing,
QD isntsel J. W. XS* bbIM, guaran-
tied.
Morris. -
Report for Oetob.r• of 8. 0. 14.. 4,
Turnbetry aad Norris.—Sr. 4th Total
iso;, -J' Dobie, 0 Jewitt 214, 0
*eDottold 211. Jr. 4th, total 210.-A
9meltei 215, R. Tkonps.a 104, M Mo -
Gee 184, H M•eeer 177, 13 noble, 10.1.
Id Haney 164, 111 McKinney 139. .rd
class, total 150,-M Ousels 1114, 8 Elli-
ott 190, R Breckenridge 172, 8 lGallag-
bar 130. Sr. 2nd total 250,-1 lilcl�[i•
sheet 197. is Gannett 155, A MoKin,
say 131, R Tullock 181, JWatson, 75"•:
J r, 2sd total 200,-J Black 184 J
B reckenridge 184, 0 Elliott 171, s Me
Donald 154, C Dobie 80••.
Pt..2nd dr. glass -C Gossett,. H
Wawa. Jr. class -It Elliott, R
Thema,. W. Mundell. T Calvert,
Pt. 1st Sr class -B Dobie, 0 Messer,
O Stewart. 6 Elliott, B Beam.. . Jr.
dace -1 Wilburn. 1 Thornton. 14
Breckenridge,. .7 lIcSiaaey.H Thom.
es, C. M. Miser, Teach. r.
Whitechurch
L patriotic lecture entitled "Pah-
Qermaalsal and the Kaiser". will be
delivered by Rev. Dr. Tburlow
Fraser of Owen Sound is the Presby-
terian
resbytsriaa allure). bore on Monday evening
Nev. 23ed. at 8 o'clock. The address
will be slightly different from the'•ism-
ear one delivered at )Jelgrave recently
Nowerer, being somewhat nose pope-
lar It will healers litsreating as well
as profitable. Special music la the
way of yatrietie solos, delete, male and
mixed quartettes and Aomori will be
rendered under the charge of Miss
Mari oris Gorden. A silver offering,
will be tattoo al Ibe door, the proceeds
fir Ike benefit of the patriotic fund.
At this sleeting a retried' organize,
tion will be formed for Whiteehuch
aad eomaasity. All are welcome.
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Alcohol And Mentai Disease.
Ts the Rdltor--
".e. ascent report treat one of the
Glasow Distrtet Mental Hospitals
g ives the *sued testimony as ti tke in•
thanes of aleobel In producing mental
isolability and deterioration. Oa
this point* ear ; In 4Q cam alcohol
was pal d.wa as the determining
Gained insanity out of 103 adasissiors
and in.sembinetloa with other degass-
es is tea other owe made 214 per cent
of the admissions. >e usual the la
direct iafluenoe of aleihel in cooing
lasaoitj was very.telkl.g. The case.
la which a hislery .t• tke abase or
aoa•alses of 'alcohol by the gement
woos 4Nalned gal. • percentage of
psee.tal abase of alcohol. of 51.6 per
Ont. Sul when these eases were sep-
arated into two groups, namely those
Who were abode aad these wk. were
not above the age of 26 years oh their
t rot attack of cental illness they
Bund a history of parental abase of
alcohol .t 80,6 per cent of diose whore
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Photographic Galley
OUR pictures of children are more than photo.
graphs. They are studies of child life that
will interest you and your friends, and the children
—grown up—will also appreciite them.
..
The Mann. Art Studio
Win.*Luna, - Ont.
•(Soecesep1I to R. Armstronk)
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SAVE MONEY
Test ma R1111811111) eat 1t1 IUD s �tyi dtsillmet that nit
OL kA blf a
New' Telts1 Opt* ate, on your Oyereout.
Wespaslatter on DRY CLEANING. r1Ilbs1NQ.aiRt*PM)l.
Johnson's Sloulet aid MathWith
i'tt*&es lrlett► I)[1N d Gi1t11 1Py
Q.s.. O. 341111slrtt. llatmaee!
firlt breakdown took place before they
iniad completed 26 years of age, wbile
alt tilos* wko.e Arsi.t breakdown took
0440 after the ape of 29 years there
wa0 a Moiety of parental abuse of
Moehol In only 86.0 sir cent."
The Prembyterian"
The svidunse is now beyond dispute
that more insanity le caused by oleo,
hot than by all other causes put to-
gether and saddest. of ail, as the above
article rho we that it is not 00 often
the drinks* that stiffen as hie lnpocent
oteltriap.`"
H. Arnott, K. B, H. 0. P. 0
YOUR HAIR NEEDS
PARISIAN SAGE,
It Quickly 'Motes Dandrtift;
Just because your hair la full of
dandruff, thin, amity, dull and paver
will do up to look pretty. do not de-
spair. Beautiful hair, thick, fluffy,
lu.tro.s and ab.olutely tree from don-
deuff Is only a matter of oars.
Parielan Sags frequently applied
will work wonders. Just one appli-
cation stopi itching head, removed
dandruff sad all pzs.wice oil. It
goes right to the hair roots and furn-
ishes the nourisbtrent needed -the
koir becomes soft. fluffy, abundant
and radiant with life.
Parisian Sage not only saves- the
kale but.tlalulatea it to grow long
and boavm Geta 50 -cent bottle from
J. W. ' McKibben at once. There is
no ether "Jttst-as-good."
la THE OFFICER
Canadtpn' Author's Story .t Hoye Dis-
honest
I0honest Mirchant Was Served.
Sir Gilbert Parker tells a story or
bow be and a certain British oMeer
managed to secure' fresh egge At a
email military post in Egypt. The
ealy other food to be had was tinned
roast, so the eggs *ere an important
item of diet. Day 'after day, how -
eve*, the eggs were obviously not
fresh, end one morning 'they were
dm* uneatable.
Th. officer. who held the power of
We and death in the district, wits
determined to put a stop to this sort
of thing, so he ordered the egg •mer-
chant to be brought before him. In
t short time the merchant arrived,
eondnoted• by two sentrled.
'dire roti the man who sold us thous
emsar • demanded the officer.
•In fear ae;ed trembling the other ad -
Mittel that he was indeed the man.
"Then open your mouth," com-
*sanded the officer, picking up a dish
containing two bad eggs.
The trembling mefchant obeyed,
And before he realised what was go -
lag to happen to him the officer had
slipped one of the evil -mailing eggs
tato his open mouth.
With horrible grimaces the mer—
seat was tercel to swallo5 {t, tont his
teasrsbles weft not ended.
"Now open your. math again,"
.otaatandell the officer, and the second
.gig followed the first.
"After that," says 81t Gilbert, "the
*Meer could always depend on haying
fresh okra."
India'. Splendid Part
The hope that India would grrBp
the present opperttmlty to strike for
Home Rule was • destined to Cs.
appointment. Horse Rule for India is
a long way off until the Indiana settle
'Idea taco shall do the rtiiing. Mean-
will'.e the keen little Ghurkas, and
the Sikhs and the bearded Mahrattae
tread the soil of Europe for the Snit
time in the cause of the British " '
and its allies. It le a precedent n
Uiegy to be forgotten, in Europe of
>� ladle. --New
Tort World.
torr aA Vo *duos
regions Reported its Have Gun P1M•
*woo sn St Usenet* Leland
*1legosd nesswce et migrate
• /Sip Imbedded • 11i the
at • '>te*at rift the tele et Or-
Mestrgtttag the $unlet of On*
• id ROS lntraate 40 tb. St. Lair'•
PMMA lies fila battled to tse sttsa-
Nltri W the Iltiltia Depattnnnt. It I.
piste$ that a Gems* 0oetpant' hal
MMeaa eantdaeturtag eca rte bieokg
at i} J*as, on the Malin, and the
Is to the *feet UM gulf $sb.
have been eotst cet.d for
lunolteet• siege bett.Nes. 1t le tattler
"Mated that the same cemeany bit
OtlteMet. pleat et the bead of Ihe haw
at Pert Arthur, As tavestigation is
'10011 mads
ST. JOHN THREATENED
Diser{Nint Sumer* Attoa% at oitaws
---Pr.cu ttopt Taken
•
AO a remit of the German caval
vtc4orfy in the Pacific. ,pfeeautions
taken by the Canadlin authotdtiei to
pr rsrm,t ,attack on our . harbor" and
.oasts ars...betng redoubled. This
applies not . only to the Paeifla, but
le tk. Atlantic. D1squtetiog^ stories
have been heard trent time to time
of intended German raids on Canadian
perts. and the latest of the is one
"Melt ie being takers more or less
seriously.
This is a rumor that Germane may
attempt to ray mines in the Bay at
ready in anticipation of the user 6f
St. Jean ec a winter port from wlbieb
i 1ploads of grt►lli, vegetables and
other sifts to the OM Country of
Cpmadtan produce may be leaving.
ME BITER IS KW=
Mules Laid by Germane sink Twe *4
'SSG Own Veseah>--ony a ¢Fusers
no German Whitler 'Took stNok
to Miall in Jands Bay last Weik and
sok. Of the mew lei were raved
ant 240 were drowiatd
lahbe Bar is In. the ,*forth See,
nam l oration ust lest ofthe of Withelthabemon ifent-
trioti the !Ay. The 'Mock wai an
antlered cruiser of i►,1160 tone, with
a speed of !t knots, and tarried tout
1.l, ton CS. Matson 1.4 glad rotation
Willer roar. The sinkingat WI dna
milker is the greatest inividual lose
h. Oeri*an nett bas *detained to
40e. 2t not bats' been a (teritatl
thine which "sok the *wail.
A large German iteimnmei hie boot
blown up 'Mouth at the Danlsb Mend
or Lantekand, In the Great Dela, br a
mine, said to hare been pluoid by
the Dormers. A number et her crow
stoat inoi
ISARD'S
Every Day
Bargains
These OUT PRICES ou SEASONABLE GOODS jt1•t
at a time when you are likely to want them Should make
BUYING EASY, Only room to quote a few of the
MANY BARGAINS awaiting you here.
LkeDIES'.'WINTER COATS ,Tutt in, many snappy styles,
Fanny Tweed effeots, Regular $12 to $12.50 Qoats, ,Saturday
Prime 49,75
10 WOMEN'S GOATS made of fancy Purl cloth and Diagonal
weaves, fanny Dollars, $15 goats, Saturday 011,19
A clearing line of Girls Coats up to five dollars value , ...32,95.
WOMEN'S TOP SKIRTS to clear, made of 'plain cloth and
�J tweed effeots, regulate $5, Saturday $3.39
BARGAINS IN HOAR 10 d••ze•n heavy ribbed Hose, all .lz.s,
•85o value, Saturday . . , ` 250
WOMEN'S UNDERWEAR. white or grey underwear, yeste
and draw«re. r• gular 35o line H..tprday 25o
DRESS PLAIDS aad • )RE(K g' good quality and weigh,
12 1-2ov„la-, for 10o.
SNAP IN FLANNELETTES. 10 pieces, yard wide cloth,
cheap at 12 1-2o, Sam day 100
MEN'S STORE
MEN'S '4UITS at OUT PRIOES BAR-
GAINS Saturday et $6.98,$7.95, $9.75 and $11
MEN'S Reavy Ribbed Shirts and Drawers,
all sizes, Spe'al Saturday 750
BOYS' F1.Elrrt.7 LINED UNDERWEAR
Shirt•, and Dew r'. Saturday 250
MEN'S d B. YS' OAPS with insede
ha, del spental nut ,.rice Saturday 50c
SWE ITER °OA PS, special line of heavy
Sweat r Coat.. sne-c al out prioer, Saturday $8,
$8.50 34.4 0 $4.50 *5 00
FLANELETTE BLANKETS, large size,
fine quality English Blankets, grey or white,
special for Saturday $1.50
COMFORTERS made ,of Fancy Chintz,
good size, Saturday price...... $1,24
LAOS COLLARS, new collars just received,
cream or white, valve up to 50o, on sale... .25o
RIBBONS -wide hair ribbon, all colors,
regular price 15o, Saturday 100
WOOL BLANKETS, big bargains in Bian-
kets. See our special for Saturday $8.00
HIGH t1. COST OF LIVING
Reduced' by Buying Your
DRY 000ES, GROCERIES, BOWS and SHOES, MEN'S and BOYS' CLOTHING,
LADIES' COATS, SUI rS, FURS, ETC.
AT THIS STORE. READ THE LIST, then come
and see how we carry out our- plan of REDUCING
LIVING EXPENSES.
BARGAINS
14 Ib. best Granulated Sugar for 31.00
3 cans Peas, Porn, Tomatoes for 25o
Best Oatmeal. 6 pounds for. 25o
Corn Starch 5er gaekelge........ ..........8o
7 barn Snap for . 25c
Fanny Oakes per lb 103
61bs Fresh Rice 250
1 cans Maple Leaf Baking Powder for25e
8 packages Corn Flakes for 250
IN GROCERIES
Tin pail Best Soda Biscuits 25o
Pare Oasttle Soap 253 bars fnr , 2110
Choice Saimon 2 cans for. 25o
Good Sardines 56 can or 6 for 25o
Best Syrup in pails for 250
Ohoioe bend of Tea per pound.... ..... , , 85o
Canada FoundrySteroh .8
New
New Seeded Raisins p• r 'Hirci age luv
H. E. ISARD & CO., Wingham
nwatammmentonmeana
Watches
Diamonds
Jewelry
Silverware and Cut Glass
Xmas presents.
renealleatrel
for
Gold and Silver headed Um-
brellas.
White Ivory• and Ebony man-
icure and toilet sets.
Imiardegewi
Stationery, Pennants and Post
Cards. •
Watch and jewelry repairing
specialty,
A. M. KNOX
Phone 65 Oppos. Itationll Hotel
DAILY UNTIL DECEMBER Ism.
Although the heavy tourist travel
oa the (creat Lakes is now on the
wane, the discriminating traveller will
continue to enjny the lake passenger
steamer service until the very close of
the season of navigation.
Following their usual custom the 0. RD
B. Line will operate their ateaniers daily
between Olrvaland and Buffalo crani
the tint day of December.lt,e,vi••re , i•
er city st eight o'clock r vas,. v
and reaching destination 1 he 1. 1. ,wi4)r,
morning at 620 (central time )
During thin se:t-snn of the y.=etr, 'hoa4
taiga $te*LUNra n." h,.p• ori r t•
throughout, and rhe nicht',• j .,rn.v i•
made as oomfortableae if ill. r ravt lir t
were .o corti
ning at aluxu•i ' hoteta
It Is 'this reason th,tta I.rrget v .1•
Hole of Oetvel is attraoted to C, ttr B
Line Stetere until the last trip, De
oember
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War on Oil
We will sell for the next TWO WEEKS the Best
American Oil at 14c per' Gal.
You will have to buy a drum at
$5.50, 40 gals. at .14c $5.60
PLUMBING AND HEATING
A SPECIALTY
WIJ.B
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You Can Help Keep
Caa dian Factories Going
by buying Canadian -made goods. .Your money re-
mains in Canada, keeping Canadian working people
employed.
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Toasted CornFlakes
is the only article bearing the KELLOGG name are
is "Made in Canada.," All r thers tire made outside
of country and do not help our working people.
KEEP VOUR MONEY IN CANADA
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Made in London, Ontario, Colitis-
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