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THE WINGNAM ADVANCE -TIMES
Thursday, ,Degember .6 ,'1o3
1,U.F.O. JOIN WITH
C.C.F. POLITICALL'
Sc"'i Wwet Ereetad, I.''ies -.'
'dent by Acel pat%rz i ;"c`
Hs Third Term,
amond ups Free
ALSO HUNDREDS OF OTHER, ARTICLES
This is the outstatediug event of a year of Low Prices. We
taken out of our regular stock, some hundreds of articles, and
up I nnuireds of parcels. Each customer spending One Dollar
carazore is entitled, n
to mite of these parcels, while they last, ,ene to
folates. Ta: your 'choice. Included ilii, these parcels are
TWO GENUINE DIAMOND RINGS
which some pocky customers will get If you wish to exchange these
Diamonds Rksgs which you. get FREE, we will allow TEN DOLL-
ARS EA for them towards the purchase gf any Diamoted Ring.
over Twenty -Five Dollars at any time before January 31st; 1933,
Below Are A Few of Our Many Bargains
Diamond Rians
Gents' Rings, Solid Golcl' $5.00 to $1.5-33°
Ladies" Rings 75c to„7_50
Rogers SsVote ate Tea Services ' $S.$0 to $20.00
Watches, Pocket, 15 jewels $5,00 to $25.00,
Watches, Wrist, 15 Jewels $5 75 to $37450,,
Pearl on Amber Toilet Sets
+C1ot~fi,s $1.50; to $20.00
Community and Rogers Plate, Cuff Links, Watch. Chains,
Brush Sets, Dress Sets, Broaches, Bracelets, Necklets, Leather
Goods,, China, Glass, Compacts, Book End; Radio Lamps, and many
other lines at prices ranging from. 3.5c to $5.00 and up `
COME Ii AND LOOK AROUND, WE ARE HERE.
TO PLEASE YOU.
$15,00 to $300,00.„.
$6:50 to $20200 •
a's Jewellery -Store
By any_overwheludng vote (40 to 1)
fter a day of 'heated discussion and
tebate, delegates to the annual con-
vention of the United. Farmers of
Ontario, Inst Thursday night approb,`
ed affiliation with the Co -Operative
Commonwealth Federation,
The resolution by which the ii.F
r 0. became affiliated with the Co -
Operative Comonn.inweaith Federation
eras as follows:
"Be it resolved that, pending the
holding of the first general confer -
nee of the affiliated organizations,
the T nited Farmers of Ontario be-
come affiliated with the Co -Operat-
ive Commonwealth Federation, it be-
ing recognized that
• 1. The United: Farmers of Ontario
retain its identity and all its privi-
eges and powers unimpaired;
2. That the principel of cousttu-
lency autonomy which prevails within
the United Farmers of Ontario with
respect to direct political action be
retained, and
3, That with respect to the policy
Of the affiliation of the United Far-
mers of Ontario and the Co -Opera-
tive Commonwealth Federation, it be
limited to the declared policies of the
The Place to Do Your .Christmas Shopping. United Farmers of Ontario. ..
A monster petition; demanding in-
flation of curerncy: and: lowering of
"tariffs, is to be circulated; immediate -
cents a word per inser'ti n, Nei
mi,ta`tsx'srxm charge of 2
ly throughout Ontario under "t5 F.O. '
auspices, it n: -as decided at the mass
seating' during' the Thursday after-
noon session. The suggestion was
trade in the first place by E. C.
1 Drury, former Premier of Ontario,
and followed up by Prof. C. B. Ses-
sions and others.
• R. J. Scott, of Bel*grave, was elect-
ed -President of the U.F.O. by accla-
' siaati«an, this will be his third term
!,as. President. W. G.. Nicholson was
c sen vice -President by acclaruat-
1 gate. �y`
'r Liss Agnes McPhail, M.P. South -
et Grey,'and Wm- Irvine, M.P.,
anie3-Labor M.P. for Weiaskewin.
1Alm., who both ,spoke here quite re -
piapsopsuiciiimPlititlilliglEili HIGH SCHOOL
LITERARY ,SOCIETY
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1
:le ,', ; the ret3tillnr"atteeting of the •l, iog-
I In the' llriul'n ' clidal. Literary Society •
weas held in the Assembly Room on
„ ■ Friday, Dec, 2nd, with President Rae
,.. n” Or .• Thompson in 'charge of the meeting.
The meeting was opened by the
op
'government and
•
Municipal Bondsd
s
91
—s_ Also All Kinds of !
INSURANCE
Phone 226 Wnigham
s71isa'd~birRansiilltlna mRilisitllsmaimaniMiir
•
stitute the basis upon which this na-
tion rests;
Whereas the menace of foreclosure
and 'eviction threatens thousands and
thousands of Canadian families;
"Whereas no class should benefit
by the depression but all classes bear
the burdens of the depression equal-
ly;
"Whereas the present legislation
cn mortgages unjustly favors the
ereditor class by permitting the cre-
ditor to foreclose and seize the en-
tire property though a portion of The meeting n_S closed with the
the mortgage may have been paid: 'National Anthem.
"And whereas the tragic collapse
singing off ""O Canada." The minut-
es of the previous meeting were read
and adopted.' I..
The Glee Club then rendered a se-
lection, the words of which were set
to Betthov*en's ";Minuet in "G.",.
Neat came a humorous ' play,
"Squaring It With The Boss," under
The
'
the supervision of Miss
Carson, Z
roles of the different characters were
taken by the pupils of Form II.
The School then joined in singing
led by the Glee Club.
The Journal was read by Jack Pol-
lock The Journal consists of Jokes,
clippings,.. useful and humorous arti-
cles, and good advice to the schol-
ars. An interesting feature is the
'
”:W'column,
"Who's �i+ha" describing
some of the outstanding characters
of the
s
chool.
Norman Blatchford then rendered
a selection on the harmonica and
guitar.
The Critic's remark's were given by
Miss MacDonald.
of farm purchasing power makes the Narrowly Escape Death
payment. of either mortgage principal On Sunday morning Mr. John
or interest always difficult and af- Pearson, of Grey Township, and his
hired man, Mr. Bert Touse, narrow -
Therefore be at resolved that tineescaped death b + asplt}-xiati 3 y an_
ten irnnossible;
'United Fortunes of Ontario in annual. Mr. Pearson wakened, feeling sick,
:convention assembled urge upon the and smelling gas, managed to reach
government the imeaediate enacting ,,the man's room and waken him be -
of legislation to protect the debtor's fore he collapsed. Mr. Touse was
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC — As
I have :opened nn -?;e Blaek$ntith
Shoo of he late John Davidson,
tall enneeeme a regular Horse -
shoeing and General Repair Shop
here Ton: biz_ a
ess pp.e is ed. a
trial 'iii c , n . _ce - yea,. -tax e.
Rennie. Bowe
CARD OF THAN
icently, -were mainly responsible for
Mr. 'Thos. Field and the brothers -Ole United Farmers of Ontario af-
and sisters of the iatr Mr` Field, fzlr tb-ag with the Ccs-Opelasice Com-
w ' o ehan `heir :an friends. g.Z,r T
their kindness sympathy extend- i oat eaztn' Fedetasio>a, as were' R 3,
end -_ , ' +„otz, the 'resident o- the L.FO,,
ed ,? :'tee: s daring ��e�= teethe swd e -
equity in his home; and, second, that able deo go downst"airs and telephone
all other interested organizations be the doctor and get upstairs again be -
invited to support this policy." fore he too collapsed. The doctor
A. motion for a more liberal eaten- soon arrived. and gave aid, but a few
sion of credit, 'which will help _tem minutes more would have been too I
the tide of liquidation, . enable indns- i late_. The gas had escaped in some
try to function and raise the price way from the fuenace which had been
level," was carried unanimously.. started the previous day. —Listowel
Other resolutitirts passed were: Standard.
Pre'
Christrna
Sale
Of Women's
Misses and Juniors
Ready -to -Wear
Y
Garments of
High Standard
Quality Materials
and Workmanship
"Styled_ip to
the Minutes
SALE STARTS ON
Thursday, Decernber 8th
Be here early for Best Selection of Coats, Dresses,
Suits, Skirts, Pullovers and Sweaters.
ALL ON SALE AT A SAVING OF FROM 20
- TO 40 PER CENT.
"That the Grad jury be abolished,"
`that the fee .fee- students passing 1 SCHOOL REPORTH.4E. ISA
rnadtlle school. examination be abol-
S.
ished, and in favor of g;N ing rural 8.S 14, West Wawanosh
fi I Cl - Tested Blit
D &CO
mea "rys '
+.. r. - Class. Ste in x Lit_... 'ir, .,rv-�r'�+--�r. 3rd sic ""'Y�.'`' �a"-
scliool children the .game privilege zs Olive 7 rt- e. �`-
,. COMM. — O:it e l'=.trdsr 6a, Mart
--< iban caaildreta in respect o= permits- Guest '60 Doreen Pnt3don 5'2 Jack
keg entrance •.�c�t�� Inglis � Russel a
a z e _ i _ -� Reading., more tests.
t3a:aic.^, to high ,- .r ' x c 'Farrier .
',schools or recommendation of the Sr III—Muriel Pardon 5S, 'wring : raphl., Literature, Reading., Compoai one or
a 3
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n1e e t ham Til r: 2? 't','elweod 57 13ertata Guest tion, Grammar aid Agriculture_
�a 11 as pe.
-
1I, F. Inglis, Teacher_
tem. ae�a _ p111131,
k 3sZxe er lser��re �et.t lin-the 'C use o Bra -e=ns-e Leader
-, J,n III beau 1'i' elai-gcs1. &6, Lana_ e ; Sr. IV—Anna McDowell .r4, Mae
lin-the House of Commons, is, Rea; S. ceps, sand rag Martin 422; Donald Marten fa, Paul -a
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EAST
Cog O g'NOTICE L"�13i�C3II3E kirsIl33e:_�??3e eI1C� ,
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t $.n ,Ja nes '�.. oo sir. a a, gam . ti a
CREI3ITC}RS _ ,.,. II - \ =r na Burden 83 Florence'
iti _ tike is her by given that a
O;n e. ,n.,:.l be heldrsua3 t too the
Voter.? List Act rer the `� t
DecemberEelereeen on Friday,
per . ..merle and s �iW gyve
nes e \'eters List e
the : ;.a� a i Fast I,'a: oneel-
r� , :,
s<:� y_ �� ;: _ ._�v
noterel ~a the
and lime a 5 � "w ,._ with ane inet...-.:
D awed .' 3a m.4 -'-'day 'ei ':�''emeb r.
reseren
,. £..y,r L': el . i ,n, Clerk.
NOTICE
"w3 ,d th ❑r,-
*ti it .. mi nen r 4
• 'Ze: 1 xi
r,;, et
the
orem Clerk
TENDERS
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.agreements as oleins o= too appreca i Beerrr�tt3, Ludt, Laidlaw 5r (a
�, 3'ressure a.au s Sze exec ed sa �3are seas; a "wee ). Chi ori Farrier 34,
�. C . j, F :. Ernest Beecroft - 6.
'£ r =3• :F".r' = %r'no"-, .'. .. ,r� - :1t. a.iaa,. .A .,, Ti d :ia' u' .trs
�. _ae '+u a�.,e _ ,'A�: t., s T1�v -.c. W..Sdi 3 .t•Zc ,
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All ne. ors having elain5 a_ e., st I.
vt.
ee esm e .-�# James Ale der Mor- 'anon the goveranrent so prevent able benefit to farmers,, a on ur'rari
-e 1 u -e rid ee i aeon - 11 t 05 • ' lulu- I—Marjorie Pardon 70, Arthur '
- an -c • Ziehl
i -a the tecurity of 'Huron Beeri'ster ( - f eta adavored „before the Imperial 'Guest 30. Agnes l;farten 25.
d 3� 'l -
e' et,e .' ea who o died on CT abonr the'{ : nae'$ 'away ' .ill's: ${,92 2a1' Sea a `:'t! PaR s, •. -
+ .a _ � I Conference �itDe�2
e3x.�; ^a. is ..�._: _ x
' -a'setas t .c4a age t ea,x,�a.r ra holm" s _ o r a n..
er+el4�' �..,'?.._E� �.tT,'. send oat tn�T �ir'.tt�74:. ,�`c'� ��d�".i,a''-5, '�raIJ:�L'd S2r i33'Er,4 s *he '�.e�S ...39'E'13ex for �,:,or._3.: �. �'ardi'
_ o ,,on roll23.
n A resolution also ; Pr Class—Mitchell E?loot, Russel .
3 tY" czar '+e J.^f.. , ,1 1032 ,.a,"': 3. erect on 3"Sc�+ a�?�,'e� o \\ A. A'a:;o_
aJyceaaber, A.D. 1902,.U.F.O. cr'aventuon.
, mrd en (need).
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ren - ▪ d= e d -alecit'pr :or ::.nae l ..Tae deb ar s e i ~_ l�ansr be az ,
teene ''a s cei the ea d estate. ewe r d. xa _
_ - t.,_;, tree e+d," tie 4:c—ee ded. It is auju ,
can?.� .awn ��utere�_cr fa1.l, -Fa:~�na,:.. _
et
'them a...,_- and the ua"'s._'re o. the y ae m tr-a ees should:take all the '
any, rheld rs5y 'thc:..a meas -:E iitsaeti '^u".ners have nod for parene
a � a . ?c a -n ^, ..y,e= �a a,d 7`e
ha t3:: ~,..''perms a:= well
d a --'i."' aafer s-nc y last ee "^mint; d. ,Sala ,
,trice was also passed. n
As the final ace of the convention
J. J. M•eorrisrn was're-elected Secre-
S.. S. No. 13, East Wawanash
-- Fr, fi. i September, October and `tier eiaber
S'..a. 27s' the -'L,- .�,.. and �Y'-;; �..r1�1`i., .i
elected - a--Tbe senior classes were tested in
i Spelling Ar ietice History, Gel'g-
Frisby 69. S.S. 2Io. 5, fiuratberry
•:'• -
Jr- . I1 —AIr '*u�t+ok: Vin, Boas Hen- 1 �,ati°eauber Schetcsi Report.
ry r4, Ross Taylor 62, Gordon :e-,• Pupils were examined in La'tera-
thery 65. hire, Hygiene, History and Art.
S- t Xethery r9 Ferne Total 400, Honors 300, Pass 240.
..,_ III Ruh _
McDowell `74, Thelma McGuire 71, ' Jr. Ili—Bruce MacLean 289, Mar-
ion Gilmour 2 s 5, Allan Reid 23 7.
jr. IlI Mabel Gtaok ii0. { 5'r III—Norman Hastings 2 1,
II—Laois McGuire 87, Lloyd Tay - Delight Reid 2224.
r S2*, Billie Henry 65, Norma Tay-# Sr. II—Billie Hastings 274, jean
r 65. ,Underwood 272.
Jack Taylor 66*.
I --Ruth Bradburn SS*, Eleanor € Sr. I—Billie Jenkins 70, Edna Jen -
Taylor 87, Russel Cook 76. , kii-ns 68%.
Tse marked * were absent foil Laura C. Hicks, Teacher.
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e i-1 gal tr E <' •F tea__ - - � t F SV
a �• gal' S2ti:�t of his own cannot '^�5a3 ],^. _ Y�. \ � � :Jl �2_�•,1� '�°.tom_,- ¢ J
Dated at #4' _ horn T:i�`io„ the 1d f - _ _ 'e , :l . Mi,y : u. #' r� eta\!'.,,' J � er a2't r;-14-114-‘-'*_, `' ` ':-•'-'-
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., ' S :., -1 H._.=Kr.si'°'+'i1.:TO," , ';r "There is plentyof . pre 2'l`''dent k - --__Ilr � - -
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, Mr: A`::o s then entro 3 e e+.ls' a "rate- I
NOTICE TO CREDITORSY.:aw eL he'passed en, y_ the govern.
r.eiente. whir,le was teethed as '.,ox"i_ewe:
-hlry
rtereetoe leateotg m.:,.:no,s, a -"••ants" '1Vkere_as'`'J,..._e h' m"e' of toe Cana.-
.,,,,„2,,,,,2p,...1,, -,'rt _I2t"n A :an1ks, `'tz"
"eera.-.i. da? _ - in city and eottutrr` car
et...5. ..
the Cr cit - of leteetee, Ti -:-.,4 div c e ''
W' A a . thirty-flee::
�5' fi.: d toot 7 we . • MORTGAGE SALE
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a,+'- '(',t.,y._ . before nineteenth dev ed De- Of 9�ainnbl:e Hotel Property 153. the
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e ",'..' a r: Dee- el . sale tz a _ora n' a- , crani meet-
---,bee, 1f€2 e ere er 7 age wech will 'he neeer ° e,d at the
a ' ; : .., ei o sa=e:.d.em li be The
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7tri. e ai dw T: b "Mi,. i:7:, aa.+etien :t e1,71=S-
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eide ni 7 } ; as Street in t" _ said
THE ONTARIO CMP- ''_ _ 31 ,
ANIES ACT " b
T o ra e l This b'eilEr Los a nesei sten`
t4 a 'b [ need as ,a hetel ketern. as
:11?f- B•stt 'ora ..s. Them in
.. rl 5 aT L: `
ll' -'e I.`+ •e'l enable,:enable,:en the eeaa..e thea ere,-
see a4 es- , pf y , .i
z:.C�.. Ts'zLi3 It:' Je • Tr'r"kl'n.S O SALE: Ten e
-'7"a- :1 the. reurthose. y:.6.-;ey on
t t sole i .. 1 the balance within i 1
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-ay i e nalx, The sr�cp: n" it bel.,,,,,,,,
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--., 3. 'tTt "E .. : se.e 1 nrys.'n en
sale cu :ma " vLt.5 i:::,: appii-,,
a irs e ed. Vit.
t I g m, (C.Leenearie. f" e q
of X,arember', A ft AT&
FELLS,
WingIt� , C3eitar5 ,
I. CR.A:I' 'Fy.O,RD.
Vilegteet, Ore
' Vert
Mak, Walker'se Store Your Head-
quarters
e -a,,, For Xmas
Giftsthe Entire Family
"GIFTS THAT LAST"
SEWING CABINETS END TABLES
BOOK -CASES BRIDGE LAMPS
DESKS
RADIO LAMPS
SIO BENCHES
FOOT STOOLS
COFFEE TABLES
:NESTED TABLES
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en or be tb'ri ."w''.", 4A7S" `' a_,
, ae 'Y e, tL3 , t1=.1.1 pne •.i chisel s
he:le :" vas litteneediately after t e.
the said Iid dal r w3 disfi.
it n; the asset of titer ee d tri
neve,
.die `w
t1wen i-N.ae
ll,L- l�,a jerr, MR,M1.'it :i.tay'".
it as w onet peretz 'L
fi abn h �& SL rue. th.'t."W bar' 4
taS et.t, s'v"1 u ..c"iC"d
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bv.
CEDAR CHESTS, SOLID WALNUT
FLOOR O R L.M:PS
FANCY LAMPS
FANCY MIRRORS
PICTURES
CEDAR CHESTS
SMOKING STANDS
CHIDLREN'S
DOLL CARRIAGES
VELOCIPEDES
TOY SETS
KIDDIE-KARS
HIGH CHAIRS
FANCY ROCKERS
"Watch Our Windows"
.$12.50
e goods are picked from our best manufacturers, and have all the
"Ear Marks" of Quality and at prices that will surprise you::
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FURNITURE AND FUNERA
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