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Fall and i,,'t anter Ne] s Offered at
Prices It•elow Normal
Hose, Children's Ribb-
ed Wool Hose, now..,_..: t
Boys Heavy Ribbed
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5 pieces wide English 63
in
ms now... ...
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Shirting Flannel, wide es ro
Saleaaorth
Striped Flannellette "
goo value.._._________
1ue _
50c
Fine Grey Flannel our C
price..._
Ends of Heavy Cotton
Shirtings
White Flannelette
Sheets, large
79
Fine quality White Cot-9ton, 35 in.now &Av
Corsets, clearing. Lines 1
now
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Wool : sweaters odd . lines to clearat
, $1.95, $2.25; $2.50.
WINTE COATS
m Ladles, Misses' an'Ir Chit re , ; ". Coals
-at Bargain "'I ices
Children's Coats,. A11 Wool, Girls Coats ` sizes 8 so 2
, . x , 14
al Cloth and Lined all through, years, prices $5.75, .$.50• $7.50,
• prices d.own to $3175, $4.50, $8.00, $9.90
A large range . of Women's
Coats, have been', put into stock
at cut prices, best models in Bo-
livia, Velours, Marvellas, Ca- 11
mels Hair Cloth, and, Cu( Duv-
yten, see our values at $16.75,
$18.00 $18.5o, $19.75 and $25.00 ®:
Dress Goods Department Complete With ,
All the Latest Dress Fabrics at flee ®:
Month End Special Prices 1
MI
®: Misses Coats in Latest 1VEodels,
■ made of Fine Quality All Wool
Cloth; best coloring, lined`
throughout, some real values at
▪ $11,50, $12.75, $13.50, $15.00
OLUMN
One of the Chicago daily papers :has
adopted the newest radio' scheme. It
is called the `'radio-photogue," To-
ward the end of each week a series
of pictures are published in this paper.
showing various scenes : in certain
foreign countries:, On Saturday even-
ing; an address is given over radio by
an authority on that particular coun-
try.and With the phones; on the head
and'. the paper handy the addresses
covers all the pictures shown, thus
giving tile listener a'good travelogue
lecttbr•e in combination•, with a series of
good photographs. This scheie
should prove very popular with own-
ers of radio sets ara riwoiild° tend to
boons tie sale of the newspaper as
Station WLW operated by the Cros
ley Radio • Corporation at Cincinnati
has been greatly improved recently.
It now ranks as one of the ,most pow-
erful for listeners in this district
The British broadcasters expea:,to
have .arrangernents completed so that
they will be able to rebroadcast Am-
erican concerts >fo'r the benefit of lis-
teners in England during the coming
Winter.
Station WCBD •.at; Zion,,: Ill., is on
tile air on- Sundays, Mondays and
Thursdays each week. Their programs
are' of a very' high quality. This sta-
tion has perfected a new ;musical in-
strument called "Celestial Bells.'' It
is very similar to chimes but the mus-
ic has a mtich softer tone and some
wonderful effects are obtained.
Station WJAZ at Chicago has been
off the air for sorne time. , The man-
agement decided to build one of the
largest and most powerful station "pos-
sible. As has been found out before,
some locations ate much better for
broadcasting/ than others„ This con-
cern has therefore mounted a broad=
casting station on a large ti ick and
this outfit has been touring the Chi-
cago district with a view to finding
by actual experiment, the best loca-
tion for the new station. This port-
able station is using the call letters
• WJAZ.
Station KDKA-326 Meters
Westinghouse Company
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Thursday, October 3oth
6,3o .p. m. -Dinner concert by the
KDKA Little Symphony orchestra,
Victor Saudek, conductor.
7.15 p. m. -Daddy' Winkin a has .`a
Halloween story for the radio chil-
dren.
7.,o p• m• -Talk . by Representative
of the Automobile Club of Pittsburgh.
7.40 p. 111. -Stock an reports of the
primary produce Md _livestock mar-
kets.
8 p. m. -Program ',arranged by the
"National Stockman and -Farmer,
8,30 p. m. -Concert by the IKDK l
Little . Symphony ` orchestra, Victor
Saudek, conductor, and Christine Mil-
ler Clemson, mezzo soprano in a pro-,
grams of songs by Harvey B. Gaul,
Pittsburgh composer, ,
9.55 p. m. Arlington time signals:
is p. m. -Barn dance from the
Weather forecast.
Stockman studio.
Friday, October 31st
7.i5n p, m. -Uncle Ed visits the ra-
dio children' again.
7.30 p. m. -"Why Take the Tro£r-
ble to Vote" Senator David A. Reed.
7:40 P. m, -Stockman reports, of the
primary produce and livestock mar-
kets.
8 p, m. --Address by a representa-
tive of the Republican National com-
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roc) yds, fine quality an,.
Pongee Silk now ._......-._..
so pieces, 54 inch Plain
1 cog
Sport 6
sport Flannel_....._.._
All Wool Serges, wide 07
ourrice..._ ...--..._ . • C
P
5o yds Plaid Home- 100
spun, now _
8 lengths plaid and
stripe Flannels 2,50 for *
3 Patterns in Fancy
Plaid Skirting, r onlY:.- 14)50al
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Silk 'and Wool Crepe a) min
reduced to Ad 4
5 length of Heavy
coating; good colors novo . Ng
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® Economy yrices in . Groceries oll
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Matches, best brand 3 ,boxes 25c
SI Fresh *Currants, per lb ...._.....15e
a,•• lbs best seedless • Raisins 25c
® 2 shredded wheat for. .._....__._25c
▪ Laundry Starchper lb ioc
sro
so bars Laundry Snap for 63c II
3 lbs choice Rice for - 25c
Corn Starch _..:roc
Large box Castile soap ,.1.8c
Corn Flakes ioc
!:der , ti a.1'n Sal1 rites
in Men's We:.=r Stare
* . Men's Heavy Overalls 1.95'. Boy's Bloomers $1.5o, Y,65, x.95
si Men's Heavy Smocks' 1.95 Men's Heavy Grey .Socks 3'
:Men's Heavy Work Shirts 1.39
Men's,.Heayy Wool Ribbed
51 underwear .. 1.5o
Men's Fleeced "tined Shirts
▪ and Drawers 85c
Boy's Fleeced Lined Shirts
* and Drawers, ..:-:..5oc and 6oc
al ■ Boys Sweaters at $i.5o, • $x.75,
orm• • $2.25 and $2.50 •
a Mures Strong Wearing Pants
Boy's Wool Gloves 5ac
Boy's Overcoats at cut prices
Men's Heavy Overcoats now,
x5,00, 18,00, 20.00' 25.00
Boys' Suits, Serges and fancy
• patterns, real value at ,._.:
$3.75, 6.75, 7.50, 9.00
so
rd
'Men's Suits, Fite -Rite and Irl
Perfection Brand Tailored MI
Suits, see our values at .,_. IN
-. $19.5t1; 22.5o and 25.00
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1 BARGAINS IN BOOTS1
Is Boars' Strong Wearing Boots.
it sizes xx,': x2, a3,111
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.. M-. $2:50, 2.75, 2,95
Boys' .School Shoes, sizes x
to 5, real value at
$2.95, 3.25, 3.5o
Mattel
Men's Solid.' Leather Boots
at specialprices, see them • N
at -$3.591 3.75, 4.00, 4.50, 4,95 111
See out. Values 'in! Dominion and X
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ort her , 88th birthday, has been recel'v-
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mei here with deep regret, Mts.•,rohn-
sttali, formerly Miss Alen Howe, the
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one daughter,�r,. W. A. Clarke,
Palmerston, and two sons, Fred.
J.
Johnston, M. A.' Toronto, and Prot,
A, J. Johnston, of Victoria College,
Toronto,
'ss bon/°iyi• t,:.'aritori County, iiD x836, Two-thirds
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I' 815 p. m, -"Health Tall*." -"Pre-
ventative Medicine from the Layman's
Standpoint," by a member of the fa-
culty of University of Pittsburgh stu-
dio. '
8.30 p. m.-Clianiinade Concert
Company program broadcast from
the Carnegie Lecture Hall, Pittsburgh
presented by Irma Louis Carpenter,
soprano; Mary Jane : Paul, reader; Eli-
zabeth P. Coles, violinist; Adalaine
1lerrill Biddle, acconij,anist and di-
rector;,-
9.55 P m. -Arlington time signals.
Weather forecast.
Saturday, November xst
6.3o p. in, -Dinner concert by the
Westinghouse band, T. J. Vastine,
conductor.
7,15 p, sm,-"Wimblo the Wander
er,' for radio "children.
7.30 p. m. -Sport review by. James
5. Lpng sport editor of the Pittsburgh
7.45 p. m. -Address by a representa-
tive of the American Red Cross.
8.00 p, m. -"Inside Movie Gossip"
Sam Comiy of the New 'York "Even-
ing Morning Telegraph" by W. C.
Mayer, Pittsburgh Representative,
8,x5 p; in. ---Feature,
8.3o p. .m. --Concert by the Westing-
house Band, T. J. Vastine, conduc-
tor, assisted by Grace Smith, soprano;
F. Robert Coe, baritone, P. Zahner,
violinist.
9,55, p. m. -Arlington time signals.
Weather Forecast(
Statioiir`'"WC�'�-x-3801 'Metet;s
. General Electric :Cotnpany
' Schenectady,- N. Y.
Thursday,' October ' 3oth'
6.30p.� zn. t i tner Music, by, 'Hotel
Ten: Eyck Orchestra; -Albany, NT Y,'
7.45 p. -in `'A; Few M'oili.ents With
• New Books, 'William Z`:_ Jacobs, librai
lair, General . leetrie Coriipatty,
8. x' -Mu i
p n , s cal program: Selectror.
"Stradella," WGA• Orchestra,' pialio
solo, "Folli Song," 011ie G. `etttu;
selection, "La Serenade," Orchestra;
violin solo, ":Romance,„" Edward A.
Dice, clarinet solo, "Romana and
Pcylaeca,,': Peter -.Schrn•idt; . selections,
"Suite 'As You Like It," "Evening in
the Vorest," "Country Danee," arches.
tri.
9 ptit,--S
sortprograIn
of songs bv
Wendell Idall
(composer of "It Airy t.
Gonna Rain No Mo' "),' cello solo..
" ,tessian Chant," Walter Elogben; sew
lection, 7
LrTraviata,",, Orchestra.
tr.30 p. rn.,--Crean recital by. Ste-
13lic.n13oiselwizr, ft-o:I;Di Proctor'sNarmantts, Sleeker Hall, Albany' N.Y,
WIINGII'AM ADVANC
WIN'TER'S COL IN
(Written'` for the Advance -Times)
Talk not ,to me of "winter wild,"
Of "frozen brooks and fountains,"
Don't tell me of the "snow drifts piled
In heaps, as high as mountains,"
Don't try to frighten me to death
'With tabs of "comforts stolen
From homes by winters chilling'
breath,"
I'got got m y Winter's coal in.
When prophets tell me we are in
For soave, old storm repeater,
I. always think about may bin,
And closer hug the heater,
Let others seek a:stmnny land ,
With flowery fields to stroll in,
I have rn �;:;,,comforts here.: at hand
With .an xray •winter's coal in.
When friends collie :round and talk of
• ease "
And recommend a transfer
To sorne warns climate over seas
I give them all this answer,-
Reserve your words fora foolish guys.
For I can bless my soul in
The; happy thought that T was wise
And got, my winter's coal in."
I know of some with empty bins
And other •comforts scanty,
Who wait until the wind begins
'To whistle round their`shanty,
pBut ere tiie whiter cam this way
I thought I better roll in
A little for a stormy day,
And so I got my coal in.
T. A. Calhoun, London.
North Huron Vote In x919
• The result of the vote as taken in
North Huron, Oct. 2oth„ 1919 on the
Ontario Temperance Act was:
Yes No
Ashfield 191 979
Blyth s"' 74 284
E._,Wawanosh 55 686.
Howick 141 1297
Morris S05' 907
Turnberry 82 768
W. Wawanosh 95 772
Wingham 170 892
•W roxetef' 23 170
936 6761
SALEM
Mr, and Mrs, Thos. McMichell and
daughter Miss Eva and Mr. and. Mrs.
Jacob Cathers, spent one day recent-
ly with friends near Corrie::
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Palmer called
on friends near Bluevaleone day last
week.
A- arge irumber,frorn this neighbor-
hood attended the funeral of the late
John Gibson of Wroxeter last Satur-
y
:Mr, Edwin Bennett is at present
doing a job of gravelling near Wroxe-
ter.
Mr. Graham Wray has purchased. a
Ford touring car.'
i(r te,..s.aar.�ror
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This
is Different
from all other laxatives and reliefs.
for
Defective Elimination
Constipation
Biliousness
The action. of Nature's Remedy (t' •
Tablets) is imore natural and thor-
ough, The effects will be a revela
tion -you will 'feel so good. -
Make the test. You will
appreciate this difference.
Used For Over
Thirt' loam
Chips off The Old Block
NT.2 JUNIORS.- Little les
The .same ie -in one-third - doses,
candy -coated. -For children and adults,
litsuan, SOLD 3Y YOUR.YRUGGIST
E. J. MITCHELL, DRUGGIST.
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1 Wed. and Thur. Oct. 29 and 3o
I tro 'bear '
The Wonder Dog
in
"The Love Master"
The story of Strongheart's
battle with a giant snarling
wolf pack to save his mistress
from their tearing jaws
Prices x50 and 25c
Fri., Sat Oct. 31., and Nov. 1
Dustin Farnurn
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swepk' ttwa5rher `borne raid the 55
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sister; But Paddy's nottrage and F
nimble braiti solve the problems
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IN DRESS FLANNELS $x.69 --Extra Fine Quality
1' All Wool Dress Flannel in Navy, Copan, ;Scarlet,
Sand, Fawn and, Brown, 54 iii wide spec- 1
gal; a yard
BOTANY SERGE •$2.19•--AI1 Wool Botany Serge
in a fine even weave, exceptional value for this
splendid quality, Black and Navy 54 in! 43.
wide, Special a yd s:. .,.,..._.,. ,dam ior
IN SATIN ROMAIN $2.49 --One of the most Point-
snit'
lar silk for Fall Wear, with a lustrous satin finish.
Whirlpool, Cadet, Gold and Champagne ,r�
y,l 36 in, wide specially priced` a yard.,:,...,...,.. e
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FANCY SAi"EEN, Ogc-Art Sateens for Comfort
tens and Coverings, good weight, and splendid
patterns,
full 36 in, ide,
reg value r;oc 1p
Special a yard ,a ud'
HOSE 95c -Ladies All Wool Cashmere Hose,
Plain or Ribbed, J3rown, 'D1aok, Fawn,
Coating, reg. $1,.25 and $1.5o special pair
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MILLS
Our Goods are the Best.
ommailiam
l_41\1Z TOW'EIaI,ING.J�c -
ing, plainwith z'e;i or bine bor,,,.,.
u''at this low price z6 in. wide s
a yard _. _ _.:.
OVERCOATS -Man's V�;reil
the best makers at specially.
$11.50 to $25,00
SUITS. ---Men's Suits, at greatly red
from 4 ,50 to
HOSE 49c-1Vfen's Brown and lilacl
Cashmere Sox ro?i and xx 'a pair...:....„.
Fine Silk' Hose and Sox in assorted color:
regular 90c Special a pair....
SWEATERS --Men's Heather Union
OW:
laced'
Boy's Wool Sweaters •.. ,
one 'I :r "
"The House of quality"
Our Prices
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VOTE! BY MUNICIPALITIES
HURON
For O. T, A. For Control
for 0,: T. A.
Goderich 1x49 896 253
.Clinton 713 280. 433
Seaforth :..... ..... 652 300 ' 352
Wingham 832 262 570
Hensall .:;.._.:: 330 ' 89 . 241
Exeter .,: 762 188 • 574
B1ytl.274 71 •203;
Bayfield _..-, 132
Brussels 379 .. 113
Ashfield ... 783 208
Colborne 538 65
Goderich Tp 645 126
Stanley. 557 iso
Hay" 521 428
Stephen - • 864 311'
Usborne 794 89
Tuckersmith 797 x65.
McKillop 497 255 242
Hullett ..,:..... ......._, 808 153 655
Grey .. 96o 123 837
Morris.- 765- - 148 617,
Wawanosb, •E ... 714 52 662,:
W awanos i1, W......, 665 121 544
Turnberry _, 630 133 497
Howick 1162 184 978
Wroxeter .:.,_: _ .__-- • 172 35 137
58.
266
575
47;1
519
407
93
'553
6332
BRUCE
AlAlbemarle ..� 3308 - 49 259
Arran : 4 91 186
Brant :_..__ 692 381 316
9 381 31
Bruce '8Lion's Head ........:1 132 - 43 0 X89
Culross 455 359 90
Eastnor 257,
Elderslie _ 597
Greenock 399 409
Huron ..:_..- loo8 137. Sex
(Kincardine Tp, 648 147 501
Lindsay .. 73 45 28
Kinloss .. 526 130 396
St. ,Edmunds ` ..... 115 29 ' 86
Saugeen 95274 878
Hepworth 84' .77 7
Sullivan . 597 210 387
Lucknow ,__ , 480 73 407
Carrick 44o 1067.
Paisley
Port Elgin ...-.....
366 42
456 228 228
229 50 179
Teeswatei ..._.,...... 327 , 217
Tiverton , • 133 20 'SI13
Chesley 668 228 q.q.o
Southampton 388 227 x61
Kincardine Tp- 597 358 239
Walkerton 547 614
WClifford iartori ..: $15 267 248.
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JAMESTOWN
There passed away quietly on Oct-
ober 18th,at his late home, Lot, x,
Con. A Turnberry township, the spir-
it of Francis C. Wright. The subject
of this notice was born in Scotland
and cache to Canada 80 years ago, at.
the age of 4 years, Fainily resided at
Harpurhey for sonic years, moving to
the homestead, on which he has lived,
when it was unbroken bttsh. Mr.
Wright had been ailing for some time
with compensation of the heart and
the end was not unexpected. There is
left to mourn, the widow and 5 child-
ren, Walter and Fred, Dysant, Sask,
Frank,Wilton Grove, Ont.; Mrs.
13c:nsoa Wheeler, Brussels, and Jim at
home. 4 children are deceased, Hil-
ton, dying in infancy, Archie died in
1916, William in 1917 and Mrs. C. G.
Wood in x922. The subject of ,this
notice was married to Margaret Smith
at Flainiltou 47 years ago. The sym-
pathy of the community is extended
to the bereaved. Funeral took place
Monday afternoon to Brussels cemet-
ery. Rev. J. P. McLeod conducted an
appropriate service. • Mr, Wright was
an honest, honorable man who was
highly, respected in the community.
DIED
Garratt -In Gorrie, on Sunday, Oct.
19th., 1924, Ernest Garratt, in his
59th year.
Gibson -In Wroxeter, on ' Tuesday,
Oct. 21st., /924, John Robertson
Gibson, in his 62nd year.
Chevrolet Came To Grief
A new Chevrolet touring car Owned
by Mn Wm, Hastle, drover, of Gott
die, came to grief one day last week,
while being driven by the owner along
the ninth, con., o Howick, Ho is c '
, aust westof
that village. The machine turned
completely over, the top, one wheel,
wired -shield and other parts being de-
molished, Hastie escaped with a few
minor injuries, This is the second
car accident he has figured in during
the past few weeks.-Pordwich Gaz-
ette.
A Present ;For The Bride
Asasuitable lft to
g a bride a'fitst
tclasa sewing machine is both useful
and ornamental. Then the price la
moderate, A good deal lower than
the city department stores charge,
The New acute and Ideal' Mairhitin3
are fully warranted, A. W. Webster
Agent, up stairs o`trer The. Advance.
Tithes 'Office.
Cas
ur ictoiY B i ,
ICTORY Bond Coupons
V at any.,B.ranch of this Bank.
Open a savings account at any of ourcic.Tx. s
and deposit the proceeds. Your bona _t; teee t:
will then start immediately, to earn rnore
money for you.'
The • Dominion Bank safeguards your savings
s by
the prudent policies of .its experienced management.
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THE
WINGHAM BRANCH,
J. A. WALLACE,
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There is economy' in numbers as well as strength and, in order
to `:fittingly celebrate the opening of our three hundred and
thirty-third store, aspecial listof real bargains for thirty-three
cents is listed below. Remember, too, that all orders of $3.00
or more will be delivered free.
Beekist Honey, 5 lb. pail . 79c
Pinic Hain, per lb. , • .12 c
Cooking Onions, 10 lbs... .. . 2k
Dominion Baking Powder, 11b. tita( 16c
(Contains No Alum)
.White Satin Pastry Flower, 24 lbs $1.05
GINGER CRISP
BISCUITS, 3 lbs.
LTBBY'S PORK &
BEANS, 3 tins
TRISCUIT
3 for .. •.
BULK COCOA
3 lbs. e -
1/2 •"7b. Tin
RICHMELLO W
COFFEE
AUNT DINAH
MOLASSES, 3 for
1/2 -1b. PINI
SALMON, 3 for
5't FANCY
-9X BISCUITS, lb.
,, TILLSON'S
JI„ OATS
9 ROLLED
C OATS, 6 lbs.
POTTED
MEATS, 4 for
JUTLAND SAR-
9 DINES, 4 for
,
99 JELLY POW-
jejC DERS, 4 for
PUMPKIN 1 ' FX JAM
BISC>»TITS lb' ,.
MARSH- ~ VALENCIA 'CAIKE
MALLOWS b, - c
BREAD
Small Loaf
RAISINS
2 lbs. -
AC011
113,,.
RICHMBLLOW
C TBA, 1b ..
PI'NEAPPLE, Safi
• -410'16 pore, Sliced -
137 SEL
amen
The use of hens ir
i s to la
1 eggs,positively >.,
S gg , and harts will lay nevi,, t lr
GUARANTEED -if a put a' dose f Piatt's the You o 1 iatt s �'blslt,ry 1.tx.gttia.ror in tc,
every day. Your dealer is auth oorirr
d to; gewe back your money
if it ;frtu
t7.. fir'
Pl h tll,,as 1;4 ,