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You me invited to visit our 'Store during the
Faetory-to-You Sale. See these rare values, of sea-
sonable quality merchandise. Every item is of the.
same grade and standard as is sold every day in our
store at regular prices. Now is the time to obtain
many products used every day in the home,
Sale Comineuces Thursday, Aug. 11
few of the Bargains are listed:
sot Jonteel Creams ...... 39c 5oc Klenzo Antiseptic •-_ 39
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�. • 35c Narcissus Talcum ........... 29C 25c Castor Oil ........_.__..__ ,.... rgc
- c Georgia Rose Bath Salts 5gc
$z Petrofol:....._ .-.-•--- 79c soc Georgia Rose Face
ill 5oc Cascara Tablets ... - 39c Powder _._M_..---••••-••---.••-• sac
'''•11 35c Cocoanut Oil Shampoo 23c 75c Stationery _... 49c
,� 50c Milk of Magnesia. _-_:.._- 390 roc Palm Skin Soap ...... 6 for 44c
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Published at
WINGHA? , ONTARIO..
Every Thursday Morning
W. Logan Craig, Publisher
Subscription rates --One year $200.
Six months.$i,00, in advance.
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BELGRAVE'
At the last regular meeting of the
▪ W.M.S. of Knox United church, "Mrs;
.r Gordon Gallaher gave a splendid pa-
per from the .third chapter of the
?d Study Book; `.`.Christ; of the Indian,
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Road." The. Bible reading was taken
by Mrs. James Anderson, president.
Roll call was answered to by a verse
on harvest. A pleasing feature of the
afternoon was the presentation of
two life membership certificates to
Mrs. Charles Wilkinson and Mrs.
James Michie. The recipients appre•
ciated the act very highly. The meet-
ing closed with . singing, and prayer
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TO RENT -House with all 'conven-
• iences, at corner of Catherine and
,1 Victoria streets. Apply to 'Samuel
Morton, Belgrave, phone, i5-624,.
garage.
OR ALE 8 -room house with
ont store, on Victoria street,
- Josephine; with conveniences.
easy. Apply to R. Mooney,
r, Josephine, street, Wing -
N SALE of furniture at
cott's, Isard's double house,
nal road, Saturday, August 20,
ock.. Thos. Fells,. auctioneer.
Orre pure-bred D. P.
years old; also one
4 years. Apply to
sons of the late
?.R. s, Wingham,
ns for sale,
ading a car
rmers' Co-
nghanl, Ont.
n pails 14c ib.,
supplied. Apply
Belgrave, phone
E--wo acres in the
wanosh,: east half
e house, 7 rooms;
tone foundation,
ied to barn; pig
nen hoose, implement house,
nu orchard; 77 acres under 'culti
vationl 7, acres bush; farm is all
under grass, clean, and in the best
'of condition for cropping; lots of
good spring .water; handy to sta-
tion, school and churches, Andrew
Jamieson, R.R. r, .Belgrave, Ont.
R SALE -•2o /fat Leghorn hens,
:;mill fed, choicd for table use, Try;
one. JohnI err; phone 4 on 62;,
e empty o -gallon lard pails foi'
1 $r.[-' each. Gibson's Bakery..
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OD B ER for sale. Apply Ad-
nae -T Innes ioitice,
?ANTED Active, intelligent young
raiz with fair education as shipper
id receiver. Chance for advance
sty toppli on on road for right
. Apply.
sty, Rubber Mfg
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CTION LE of furniture at
Gavin Wiln's, near power ti August e
house,
Iain, on Saturday,
s•, Ic118, Auctioneer.
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WANTED -Two girls. Apply to
Stewart Glove Si Leather Work's.
FOR SALE -Splendid 200 acre farm;
also good houses. Prices right. Ap-
ply to T. Fells.
WHITECHURCH
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Bruce and Mr.
John Purdon motored to Leamington
on Saturday. Mr. Bruce intends. stay-
ing there for some time.
Messrs. Elliott Fells, Angus McKay
and Harold Sperling intend taking a
motor trip through the Muskoka dis-
trict this week,
Mrs. Robert Mowbray and Kenneth
and Catharine are visiting in Toronto.
Miss Kathlreen Terriff, of Toronto,
is holidaying at her home here,
Mrs. Brayford, of Toronto, is
spending the week with her mother,
Mrs. MacGregor, and other :relatives
here.
Mrs. Morris, Talbert and Patsy, of
Chicago, are visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Hill, of Laugside,
for two weeks.
Messrs. Frank Ross and John
Gaunt left on Monday to start thresh-
ing at Benmiller.
Mr. Simpson, of Chicago, is visit-
ing his sister, Mrs. Frank Henry.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wightman, of
Westfield, visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wightman.
Mr. Charles Gillespie is working
now as representative for the Immi-
gration Department for Huron and.
Bruce counties.
Miss Dorothy Reid, of Clinton,
spent the week -end here; also Pearl
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FOR SALE -Comb honey, at James
H. Casemone's or Mills' Feed Store.
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CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our most sin-
cere thanks to our relatives and
friends and neighbors of our dear
motherand grandmother, Mrs. E.
James, who died at Cleveland, Ohio,
for the words of consolation and
sympathy at the time ofmother's
funeral, and for all the kind hospital-
ity to us while at Wingham:
Sincerely,
Philip E. James and Wife,
• Brussels, Ont.
Mrs. Caspell and Family,
1885o Abby Ave.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
CARD OF THANKS
We desire to express our deep ap
preciation of all the tributes of syni--
.pathy and many kindnesses shown
during 'the illness and death of our
dear mother.
The Scobie Fancily.
DIED
SCOBIE.-:At Belgrave, on August
nth, Ann Fitton, widow ,of the late
William Scobie, and mother of Rev.
James Scobie, in her 75th year,
CRUICKSHANK — In'Turnbferry,
on August 13th, Mi- William Cruick-
shank, in his 75th year;
Large congregations greeted Rev.
Dr, David Perrie, of Winghani, at
both services here last Sunday, Dr,
Perric was pastor of Geneva church
for four years' and has been pastor
of Wingham Presbyterian church for.
37 years,-Chesley Enterprise,
Mrs, S. Birchall, of Lower Wing -
ham, has been spending a few days
with her sister, Mrs. J. Campbell,
oyal ServlceStation
I; Special attention" given to the: Lubrication of Cars of all makes.
FREE CRANK CASE SERVICE
b. b FREE INSPECTION OF YOUR CLUTCH, DIFFERENTIAL,
and TRANSMISSION. -• - .`' FREE AIR.
"PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE"
is the keynote of this .Station,
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ESTERN FAIR
LONDON - - - CANADA
blur 10 � 17 1927
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DIAMOND JUBILEE_ EXHIBITIONi
The most Entertaining and Educational Exhibit ever held in this
part of the country.
Thousands of Exhibits of leading agriculturists, cattle brereders,
and industrial concerns.
Don't miss this opportunity of finding out what the other fel-
low's doing.
$35,000 IN PRIZES AND ATTRACTIONS
Send for Prize List and further information to
J. H. SAUNDERS, President. W. D. JACKSON, Secretary.
2 London, Ontario.
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and Charlie Lovatt, of Clinton, with , Mr. and; Mrs. D. A. McLeod, of De
their grandmother, Mrs. IvlcBri4en.
Quite a number from here attended ,
the funeral of Mrs. Scobie, sr., in .
Belgrave on Saturday. This commun-
ity extends sympathy to the sons, Mr.
David Scobie, of Lucknow, and Rev.
Jamres Scobie and family, of Belgrave:
Mrs. Sherriff, of Wingham spent
a few days with Mrs. W. R. Farrier
last week.
Master Teddy McClenaghan has
been visiting his aunt, Mrs. Nichol-
son, of Auburn.
Miss Genevieve and Bobbie Watt,
of Barrie, are visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Wiliam Barbour.
Mrs. Herbert Pettapiece is visiting
her sisters near Ottawa, who are ill.
trait, visited' their cousins, Mr. and
Mrs, Eli Jacques, Whitechurch, and
also Mr, and Mrs. John Anderson, of
i Wingham, who are cousins. Mr. Mc-
Leod is an old Zetland boy, being
raised on the farm where Zetland
school now is. He comes yearly to
visit his old friends and schoolmates.'
They left for Detroit Saturday morn-
;ing after thoroughly enjoying' their.
• visit.
Robert Mowbray and Angus. Mc
Kay motored to Dunnville. Mr. Eli
1 Jacques accompanied them to Preston
to visit his son, George, Jacques.
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1 Mrs. David Currie and Jean are
spending a few weeks with relatives
in Toronto.
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You rats obey t l v a if r+ u wish
to be safe o ,;, the Highways
Traffic has increased so much on the highways that motor car drivers must
become "traffic conscious". They must realize that safety • for all motor
traffic is largely in the hands of the operators of cars. Some do not ;'et under-
stand this, while a small minority are perpetual offenders against common
sense, decency and the law. Both thgse classes of drivers are a menace..
The co-operation of all intelligent and right-minded motorists is desired in
giving, caution and advice to the careless. In cases of flagrant breach of the
law or rules of the road, other motorists should take license numbers and
send them to the local authorities or ;to. this Department with particulars.
These re the sample Rules of Dri,>,::lug
It a t° ess 1{. ry to observe each
ne scrupulously all the times
I. Get your Motor Vehicle Operator's License.
Have it whenever you drive a car. If you, get into an accident, or are stopped by a traffic officer or
policeman, the••absence of your Operator's License in itself will be considered a breach of the law and
subject to fine.
2. Have your ear in pea'fect mechanical shape.
Glaring Headlights -See that your lights are of one of the types authorized by the Department, and
that your bulbs are in focus. Write the Department for a free folder telling how to focus your lights.
Brakes -Get your brakes tested frequently so that your car will obey when you want to stop.
Steering Gear -No part of the car is so vital. Take care against breakage by frequent inspection.
Four Wheel Brake Signs -Put one on the rear of your car if you have four-wheel brakes.
30 Don't "loaf"' on main higways when traffic is heav3r.
If you are just "out for an airing" go where the traffic is light. County and township roads are in
good shape. Slow moving traffic is the cause of many accidents, because the motors behind must pass.
Don't be selfish with the road by holding up traffic which has a right to proceed at a reasonable speed.
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4. In pal .t g traffic --'¢e careful.,
When you overtake and pass another car, see that the road ahead is clear. Be sure there is a place in
the traffic line which you can reach before you meet a vehicle coming the other way.Keep to your
right on curves. Don't try to pass near the top of a hill. There may be a vehicle approaching which
you Cannot see. Always indicate what you intend to do either by the horn or signal with the hand.
5. When et er cars try to pass you -,-Let them pass.
The law is very definite in providing, that when a vehicle overtakes another and attempts to pass, the
second vehicle shall pull over to the right and let the first vehicle go by. Some drivers still think it
clever to speed up when overtaken. Thatis against the law.
6. In entering Main lifighways- to and Look.
Don't try to cut into traffic. Wait a minute and it will pass.
Main stop on the Highway-Dlan't park.
It is dangerous to yourself and to others to park on the highway. If you wish to stop, move on to
the first turd -out, and get your car entirely off the pavement
USE CO?tON SENSE --BE COUIVISOLTS.,
Think .of the dangers you create for yourself and others
by careless, thoughtless driving,
tt is better for you to let the other driver have the road,
if it helps you to avoid an accident or a lawsuit.
Ontario Department of Highways
The Hon. GEO. S. HENR I, l iaister
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