The Wingham Advance Times, 1929-09-12, Page 5^r:
Thursday, September 12th, 1929
WINGHA:M' 'ADVANCE
Model
LOWBOY
$265.
Complete
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✓.�\h IIn
Model 8655 - $274.00
■ ATWATER KENT
1 Produced 40 per cent. of all radio
■ sets built in the United States
■ last year.
■
mummism ems ME MEMEEMEEMEMENEENNEEE
■
■
■
1,4
IMES
ALL ELECTRIC OR BATTERY
EE ° -GRID RADIO
" Melts Away the Miles With Giant Power"
Wr:AT SC'EENGRID "ADIO MEANS TO YOU
The UY224 Screen -Grid. Tube isa fube which when used in the radio frequency stages of a specially d
signed and shielded set gives you—
1. INCREASED RANGE OF RECEPTION TO TEN TIMES THAT OF 1928 RECEIVERS.
2. FIDELITYOF RESPONSE GREATLY IMPROVED AT BOTH ENDS OF MUSICAL SCALE.
3. NO GREATER COST 7IN `TUBE REPLACEMENTS or operating cost. 7 tube set uses 60 Watts at a cost of
/3, of a cent per hour of operation.
4 LESS INTERFERENCE' due to much shorter antenna used, and ;greater selectivity of the .screen -grid tubes.
5. DECREASED HUM as tubes are heater type.
6. MUCH GREATER AMPLIFICATION. A six tube ordinary receiver of 1928.using UY227 type tubes amplified
the signal 57,5,000 times between Antenna and Speaker — this year's Screen -Grid receiver using 6 tubes, 3
screen -grid tubes 2-227, 1-245 power tubes amplifies the signal 2,350,000 times, more than 4 times.
ALL ATWATER ATER KENT RECEIVERS ARE EQUIPPED WITH
ELECTRO DYNAMIC SPEAKER
TIME PAYMENT PLAN— You can now buy a much better receiver for less money, pay 25 per cent. down, balance
in ten equal monthly payments — more than half, our business is on time payment plan.
YOUR ATWATER KENT DEALER IS
NEXT BRUNSWICK HOTEL.
Phones — Residence 234, Office 15.8.
EENIEENNEEE
Model
8555
$251.00
Model 8560
$277.00
Complete
Combination
Electric Phon-
ograph and
Screen Grid
Radio
Complete
$375.00
Model 55
$226.00
ansvattoucuociscoviuumanIcreacaresac
11*
Model 60
$251.00
We ask your permission to show
you in'your own :home what At-
water Kent Screen Grid Radio real-
ly will do for you. . . . .
N®®QNIONMEN
ul;u"ill;
RIO
coal on the
)chrane di:s-
ws to Out-
,ted at from
)ns, 1s of as
csts indicate,
can scarce-
1 heretofore
that no coal
io: Im por-
n necessary
rang of mon'-
ay back into
nulerai areas
e yielded up
of mineral
1 is .now to
alma will in -
newly !lis
ill, it is be-
nefit to the
ot•thern sec-
d depending
e a boon in
asses in the
o. The es
c is $6 per
transport 'costs,
lving on •tht .
te, which it
quality,
Melda and
Jint, all of
nd at their
lio. is again
ool in Wa-
nd at. her.
ook in the
cek- and ttrc,
esters: Fair
letwood, of.
w. days .re,:
Sant. Sher
TRY THE ADVANCE -TIMES WITH YOUR NEXT
ORDER OF JOB PRINTING
"ThE GREATEST TIRE
THE WORLD HAS EVER KNOWN
Not one Royal Master:
in a thousand will ever
puncture. Niaono 10
five thousand will
blow out ander two
years of service..
The Royal Master was built without regard
for cost. It is the finest tire that can be built.'
Its massive tread is double thick, cured bya
new slow process. Its carcass is made with
extra plies of web fabric, Side-walls are
guarded against scuffing.
The Royal Master is made oversize. Or
rather, the right size for real tire economy,
If you want tires that will last as tong as
you keep your car, then buy Royal Masters,
On sale at every
DOMINI�PtTIRE;OEPOT
"WINGRAM' WIn, Ingham.
• UELGl e1.'trl"" 1. A. Young
GORRIE R 11. Carson and Sieh
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Timothy Attends School,
Wawanoslles party soon, so it spud.
COAL
from
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Opening in Wawanosh
p �`
We h had Harr
hey y Eilber,
Stephen, Archie Hislop from 1. 's-
McEwen. from Hay,
Discovery , of,ttli lignite :
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�''c shad av been out at the openin
av the new school in number tr�ilve
\'Vawanosh on Froiday noight av lasht
wake, fer, shure, '!was an iligant
borne, George
Will Black from Tuckersmith, two
McMillans from Hullett, Jan Gov-
enlock from McKillop an Archie His-
lop from Grey. Vis, Archie wus a
climber wanes, an NV us taught to be
the whoite hope av the 'Grit parthy,
hitt it wus along toimne ago. Thin
•trict; will be welcome n
ario. If the deposit estinl
7,000,000 to 10,000,000 tc
high a quality a, fust t
the importance o{ the find
ly be overstated. It ha,
been the general opinion
in Ontar
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torose intoirely the payple ;vats ,filler
havin, wid Jawn Webster for chair-
Paan, an School Inshpectors, an prai-"
chess, an numbers av 7'arleyrniilt
nlakin'spaiches, an lots av musicic an
singin. s Afther the progi7am wus over
Cheer wus lash)ns av good rings to
the had Jimmy Bowman from Morris,
Jawn King from 'C'urnberry, Andrew
Porter f; oil Goderich Township,
Charley Robertson fianl Colborne an
Jame Shpotton from Howicic. Sea-
forth slut 11tf.. Y. MacLean to Toronto,
an thin to Ottawa, an Clinton slut
of value existed
Latton from U. S. has bet
with a eonsequent outpou
ey that did not find its w
the province. ' The rich 1
of Northern Ontario hav
almost every other form
a•.,s•
e�+'y bowing
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1• �_ Parisian.,
Newest
•. for Informal Frocks ...for
of the delightfully
'We invite you to our showingg
in that loveliest of fabrics—PETER
Sn -color reproductions, exactly how these
ful prints, and richly -toned plain fabrics,
t?i�
the very latest attertls of the New York
octadepartmentoffersyoutheidenticalpatter:
Our pa colored Fashion,
A.�alat0 yOtl'LLt theg
de crit offers yotl exactly the sante PETER
fabrics you have seen in the Fashion Picture
y dress anboar.
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Perm. Let us show you,
ch,armingand youth- .'
will look, made up in
pattern designers.
that meat
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Pictures: Our dress goods swhich
PAN prints and plain
of the finished dress
And how i'c will wear!
ate, an thin ivirybody wint home hap-
:py, ltftowip that theer .isn't a naiter
art-c}ainer art more up to date' coun-
thry school.in the Country, 'so theer
isn't. An, short, 'twas Winghatn dist
that did l the wurruk, Billy .Rinioul
havin the conthract, an the Machan
Dyes Puffin in the furnaces,an cloin
the tinslalnithin an plummnl wtlrruk•
• • tould us av all the
ptituittetl.
diver taich errs !they hey- had m num-
her twilve,'ap all the shmart min an
w1111t17111-bV110 got't11C shtart av 'tlll'GI'
(1tICaithtnl ln., tilt_ ould school,. but
e•
will bet tin cints t�.id ,airily matt that
bather
Bob Holmes to Ottawa. Goderich
has -a long lisht, Garron, two Caller-
•!)Its, Lewis, A. M. Ross, an a lot ay .
other fellahs who ay,th'er wus mint-
bers av parleytllint, arr wanted. to- 1)e.
niinlbers. I can't ti11k av tllinl all at
prisinl:.
g has had Dr. MacDonald,
1rJin •ham
Dr. Chisoinl, A. H. Musgrove, W. H.
Fraser, an Targe Shpntton, but we
counted Jarge fer Howicly an it wucl-
den t, be fail' to count him.twOlce il-
ill itfChet' t'llk', nix1: elicl:shitll,;
,' T hey been pts sty`_ well over the
man
County, an can't tint: av any man
who ivir to Parlcymint from
wealth but' coal, If cog
be added to the list Ont
deed be fortunate. The
Covered lignite deposit 'w
lieved,. be of particular U..
aarge industries in the in
tion of the.. province, an.
on .its extent, may also b
coal consumers of all cl,
older districts of Oniari
cost -gt the nlin
ton, exclusive of transect
is a considerable sa
cost of imported alatllraCi
i said to approximate 'm
; '' i�i?ia+►»extradurable,tub pro of
and guaranteed.
gu
they nivir had a shmarter arr
Michel' in number .twtivc,than.thc. lit- '.
tic girtut who; is ale dawtcr-in-law at
wint ay-
tiler itV the \Wawanoshes, unless ye..,
count Inc; ould frind 'Jawn Joynt, who LANES
guaranteed Yl1116G'�C�
l �all,at
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FABRICS
made of chit prilk.
jades
son
'siut • i e,. be r< soil av havin
the pm.tsnat tot ray
married rile bye whin hegot l otic
•
front overlays, an she nivir tcachcd in
that sirlstliln at all,
'is, the Wawanashes lieu ratted
some £Dine min an wimmin, an a' lot
av thtnt do. be livin yit, but 1 can't
tisk av army limbers of ,Parlcymint
that came from thim '.Townships,. but
.1=cprisinted Nort Huron an owns •a
sol av property in V1 �vanosil. Ivllsscs Myrtle Johnston
1 .
i wus very Sorry to. hear ay Mtsit - Winnie I,alte and i[l Fisk
L. C, .S„ spent -the week -1
ter o Pt's accident but hope lie will
J Y p holies: here.
soon be bettheragain.
! Miss' Lena Hackett; trr',
If ani fcilall wid a bettller :mitll-
y etigagcd in alae same scla
oty th.an;incsilf till tell av min'. who :. .
1 i .tvatioslt; spent Lire weep•
mint to i. arlcy Pint from•.Stitntey,, at•, .
�sllfield, err Aist Watvattaslt, we will ,lman5e hse..
• number £soul byre. 1
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Pte: iliinlory is failirt Pie to some t�
tint, at soinetoimes I can't remimbct•
how tong 1 hey been wearin. me socks
until the latiss+ns tells tale.
thin hcv a conlplatc lisht• ,. �t
Yours for a bigger, an betther Toronto Exhibition last w
Ca16..da, • ; taking in the London W
Timothy xx ay. this week.
Mrs. Charlie S
..�,
fi r"
Mosht all av the other Towns an
Townships hev sint thin to Parley-
mint, an it slaltd be the turn av the
Detroit, Mich., spent a fl
Sec the new Shoes ;for ,Fall atcetitly with M'r. and Mrs,
Grcen's "The he Good Shoe Store." wood of here.
ul;u"ill;
RIO
coal on the
)chrane di:s-
ws to Out-
,ted at from
)ns, 1s of as
csts indicate,
can scarce-
1 heretofore
that no coal
io: Im por-
n necessary
rang of mon'-
ay back into
nulerai areas
e yielded up
of mineral
1 is .now to
alma will in -
newly !lis
ill, it is be-
nefit to the
ot•thern sec-
d depending
e a boon in
asses in the
o. The es
c is $6 per
transport 'costs,
lving on •tht .
te, which it
quality,
Melda and
Jint, all of
nd at their
lio. is again
ool in Wa-
nd at. her.
ook in the
cek- and ttrc,
esters: Fair
letwood, of.
w. days .re,:
Sant. Sher
TRY THE ADVANCE -TIMES WITH YOUR NEXT
ORDER OF JOB PRINTING
"ThE GREATEST TIRE
THE WORLD HAS EVER KNOWN
Not one Royal Master:
in a thousand will ever
puncture. Niaono 10
five thousand will
blow out ander two
years of service..
The Royal Master was built without regard
for cost. It is the finest tire that can be built.'
Its massive tread is double thick, cured bya
new slow process. Its carcass is made with
extra plies of web fabric, Side-walls are
guarded against scuffing.
The Royal Master is made oversize. Or
rather, the right size for real tire economy,
If you want tires that will last as tong as
you keep your car, then buy Royal Masters,
On sale at every
DOMINI�PtTIRE;OEPOT
"WINGRAM' WIn, Ingham.
• UELGl e1.'trl"" 1. A. Young
GORRIE R 11. Carson and Sieh