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Thursday, December 4th •0 x924
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•WITOEIED IN 1)/iitIK BII0E ' •
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ch
Total 550—V. Lennox 460; K.
445; G. Snell 429; E, MapKay„ 415; id
B, McGee 395; N. 'I'aylor 575; L. noP-'
per 361; Ross 356; L, Smith a45: ONLY THREE WEEKS TO 3
0. lionit,th 337; C. Deans 336; Mary ;
lea 320; T. Gibson 314; MargaretMit- Ea `44 —
Mitchell 329; M. Redmond 328; G. Al-' 40 a ti
ao 1 II as oti
21 Ilutehison 227; Chester Stewart 226;
cbell 310; R. Copeland 3o; L. Peter- _
man 303; F. Carter 299; K. Sorneri - This is the Xmas Gift Store. .'".7
293; W, Gurney 238; Mary Carr 276; We have all kinds of useful arti-
E. Lepard 256; C. Pilon 25x; Car- Eccles at Reasonable Prices; there- El'
men Coutts 245; C. Carr 236; A. Vint ES for the moderately fined purse
224; R. Sutton 178; V, James ixo,—A. - will go a long way. Whether
L. Posliff, Principal. 2. or not you purchase here we
1V Dept.
Total 55o, honors 41.2.—N, Coutts
486; 1V1. King 486; I. Smith 477; M.
Currie 461; J. McKibbon 453; M. Mc -
Blain 451; 13. Fox 447; K. Smith 443;
P. Hannah 436; J. Tiffin 436; W. An-
gus 427; V. Pilon 426; A. Snell 407;
H. Dickson 399; G. Young 399; J. El-
lacott 39S; 5. Dinsley 381; j. Beattie
345; L. Hayden 33o; R, McDonald
328; C. Phair 317; C. Blatchford .3o5;
M, Templeman 3o3; N. Rintoul 3oo;
A. Coutts 296; E, Stoakley 27o; E.
Blue 267; M. Coutts 266; j. Thomson
254; P. McCracken 162,—B. H. Rey-
nolds.
Sr. .HT
Marks 50o, honors 375-5. Copeland
493; E. Reid 425; J. 13rackenbury 409;
I. Nortrop y86; Louttit 79; E.
Zurbrigg 377; G. Welwood 376; Ti'
jersey is such an. attractive ma -
trial that each season seams to find
ia certain amount of call for it.
Many of the French houses showed
mart jersey frocks in their Winter
The model sketched here is an.
import developed in a lovely shade t
of gray -blue jersey. There is no
, belt and inverted •tucks serve to
give the narrow line through thee
The trimming is composed of zig-
zag lines of stitching in dark blue.
These flank narrow lines of round
buttons, covered with the lighter(
blue jersey.
EAST WAWANOSH
Mr. Milton McBurney of Windsor,
spent a few days of this week at his
horne here.
Mr. Andrew Shiell left on Monday,
to spend a week with friends in Listo-
wel.
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Hoinuth 374; McGinnis 367; N.
Dow 366; S. Roberson 366; j.
Mit-
cli 849; R. nestle 333; T. Carr 332;
J. Lepard 33o; A. Hammond 329; I.
Tiffin 316; E. Rae 308; M. Campbell
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297; A. -.)tolces 294; S. Campbell 292;
W. Dow 291; F. Skelding 287; P.
Campbell 286; C. Fry 267; R. Harri-
son 265; M. Clark 264; J. Angus 263;
F. Hopper 246; G, Davidson 241; I.
Sutton 216; B. Mtichell .t.a)5; B. Walk-
er 204;, M. Mason a8r.—C. J. Farqu-
harson. '
Jr. III -
Total. 400, honours soo, pass 240.
Honours— Maurice McIntyre 341;
Jack Burgmah. 338; Harvey Burgess
333; Vivian Tiffin 327; Esselford
Henderson 327; Sc'ott Mitchell 324;
Alberta, MacLean 318; Marguerite
Ludwig 317; John Pattison 312; Bill-
ie Cruickshank 300.
Pa.ss—Shirley McCracken 295; Leah
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,yrir A ra-smiite
So Received
N If you want to enjoy the wealth of entrancing melody as
N clearly, sweetly and true as it sounds in the broadcastisg studio—
NI make sure you get a DEFOREST-CROSLEY RAD1OPONEI
We are authorized DeForett—Crosley agents in this district/
Come to us with your questions about radio. We will gladly an-
Swer them and show you how wonderfully easy and simple it will
be for you to enjoy satisfaction right form the start.
'adlophone" for Every Home
ds, Prices $22 to $450,
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Alvin Smith 221,
Class 13—Total 270, honours 203--
Whinifred. Carr, 205; May Willson 205;
Norma McEvers 184; Helen Blirgess
x68; Jean McDonald 167; Marvin
Smith x56; Ray*iond Carter x53; Al-
bert Campbell 125.—R, E. Sothcran.
Primary
Top' 200, honours x5o, A Class—
Ralph Hammond 182; Winnifret1
Small 177; Jimmie Hunt x69; Morrie
Shapiro x59; Stanley Henderson 157;
Norma Groves 148; Alicia 'Wilson 147
Beatrice Forsyth 125; Harry Rqss 68.
13 Classe—fea,n Zurbrigg r8o; Ruth
vite you in to look around, WI IMnehell 164; Caroline Wellwood 15o;
--=1 Margaret McIntyre 142;' David Par-
ker x41; Charlie Chittick 13z; Billie
Lepard 128; George Carr 115; Ross
Howson 64; 'Gracey King 40.
FA C Class—Edith Finley .163; John
Currie 163; Norman Blatchford 'r6a;
Lorraine Carter 142; Audrey Pater-
son 134; Billie Davidson x27; Bernice
Mundy 113; Lister Sliiell los; Alvin
Lediet 99; Winnie Rintoui 84; Will-
ie nutter 46; Francis Olheiser 32,
D Class—Lloyd Ella.cot 156; Bert
Vansickle 125; Hazel Lediet 123; Ed-
ith. Campbell "118; .7rank Angus 108;
Stewart Forsyth zo8; Jean Mellor rot
Irene Mellor9g; Luetta Bok:99; Marie
Reid 82; Herb Hunter 35.---J. Parker,
CHANGED THE WORDS .
To the Editur av-the:Advance-Toinies
;OP -N EVENIUS:
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- ' We would again remind you
• that our stock of these is very
large. You've only to see them
to be convinced of the
• Ge we Values Pr.
Offered
— lSc, 20e, 25c, 30c, 40c, 50c and up
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Wbat About Fruits FE
When you buy your Xmas
Fruits, etc., at Cliristies you
are guaranteed fullest satis-
faction
Isn't That Worth
Sonitothing?.
Hw AbO1lt turner
4-1 Set for Xmas?
You may need a dinner set, —
1/0 fo-
ea or maybe only part of one. We
can make you up one any size
you wish.—..Our stock composes rfA_
over Four Thousand Pieces of
FA China and 4Semi-Porcelian din- pfii
ner ware and for daintiness of
ia design and ;shape will stand
= comparison With Any
NICK
NACKS
We have quite E girrul said in the Chautauqua tint
biga assort- =
ment of knick lasht summer.. Theer nivir is, arr
knacks but vous, a man so shmart but he will
could not buy mate his match some day, aven in a.
space elleugh harse thrade err pollyticks,
to list thein.
Mishter E. Guss Porter, tought
Perhaps we have the very thing' a
you're looking for. :41cucid.en't be defated in Wesht Has
min mon t,itisminitionciimminnaliirtgs, an look what.a mess he nia.de a
rings, givin the Grits the fersl
Deer Sur, ---
1 am sorry in wan way that we,
put in all the ould war harses be ac-
clamashun this year, lavin no chance
far me frind Jawn Stevenson. an rue-
silf to be elickted, t all, at all. Meb-
by 'tis all fee, the bettlier, but I hope
none av thim lads !will be afther fink -
in that they wits anny shrnarter than
the resht av- the citizens av Wing
ham, be rayson av havin no opposi-
shun. Shure, 'twas all because the
paypie didn't' want another elickshun
soon afther the plibisoight, an theer
..
is no rayson at all, at all, fer anny, av
our Town fathers to git shwelled
heads. 'Tis a silly way to- be, as the
CRCSS WORD PUZZLES
Cross Word Puzzle
Key to Crags Word Puzzle
Horizontal
1 Bird's dwelling.
4 Little devils.
7 Reptile.
.9 Here..
11 Raw mineral.
12 Parent.
13' Grain.
15 Rodent.
16 Wrath.
17 Seed.
18 Girl's name.
20 Darling.
2.2 No good (ab,)
23 Liable to..
25 Railway .(ab.)
26 Concerning.
28 To wait on.
29 Rielieci-
Vertical
1 Close,
2 Stesinship (ab.)
3 Railway in Northern
(ab.)
4 Nickname.
5 Myself.
6 Chair,
8 Boy's name (ab.)
10 Act of fastening;
12 Pulpwood product.
Epoch.
15 Tear.
,18 One.
19 Monkey.
21 Covering for a wheel
spelling). •
23 Conjunction.
24 High Explosive (ab.)
26 Article.
07 Towards,
of Revision closed,
Another by-law appointing place of
Nomination, -places of election, D. R.
0. and Poll Clerks, was alse read and
passed.
Councillors Scott and Coultes along
with the Clerk were • instructed to
e make arrangements for the purchase
t_ of a filing cabinet or something of
v that nature for the Clerk's Office.
Theollowing accounts -were paid:
Robertson 295; Merrill Cantelon 286;
Rae Thonapsa 283; Dorothy Deans
.= 282; Anna McGillivray 281; 'Charlie
NS Finlay 281; Vera Fry 279; john
si Cruickshank. 276; Violet Mellor 272-,
▪ Donalda Fixter 270; Betty Tay/or 262
311 Gordon •Sinith 258; Mary. Smith. 256;
Earl Gray 254; Mary Dobie 252; Mar-
jo ray Rae -2.5o; Margaret Taylor , 244;
M George Beattie- 243; Kenneth Lott
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200 W Nitro, clear, $1.25
in 200 W..' ft Nitro, half frosted ....IA') •
100 Waft Nitro, clear .......75e
01 100 Watt Nitrt, half frosted ....75e
$ Watt Nitro, clear ..........60e
7 Watt Nitro„ half frosted ....70C
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ngham
Crawford Mock. PhOlite JIB&
Failed—Beverley Small 238; Helen
Beattie 235; Lavinia Durnin 227; Lei-
la Wild 226;'Fred Mellor 224; Jan
Cloakey 195; Mary Hingston 185; Lii
Ilan Sneath 179.—Elma. G. Hernbly.
Jr. III
Marks 350, honor a 26s, -pass 210 --
Dell Walker 238; Harvey Groves 231;.
Robert Chettleburgh 199; Andrew
Scott 199; Roy McIntyre 194; Arthur
Aldington 19r; Catherine Vansickle
x9x; Harry Fry 179; Fred Howson
177; Jim Thompson i69; Albert Rin -
chance they hev had to blow thee
barns in tree years.
Aven me Quid frind an naybe
Sandy Banks, shtarted to crow ova
me wan day in Charley Lepard's resh
rooms. He said a lot av tings
don't remimber, an some that 1 don
want to renihnber, aven goin sa fa
as to show me some verses he ha
been afther wroitin; about the wursh
shtuff it has ivir been the rnisfortun
to rade. What/ wud ye tinle av th;
fer a sample av murdherin the King'
English? 1 .copied it down, wurru
fer wurrud, jist as he had written it
bad. shpeIlin an all.
"0' a the mony pairties who.' dwell
free East tae West,
The graund auld Leeberal pairty is
the greatest an the best,
Gie us four year§ longer, an watch
what we'll be daein,
An nae one then deur pick a fent,
not even Mr. ' Meighen."
touki Sandy +1..,+e hwas a-shmart-
✓ Thos. Bradnock, gravel $15.6o; Thei.
Taylor, gravel $13.59; WM. Fitzpat-
rick gravel $4.5o; -J. Dingwall, gravel
•$6.75; Annie Scott, gravel $7.33; J.
Bell, tile Sz.so; L. H. Bosman, tile
$ro.00; J. J, Henderson, tile $io.95;
Chairman Board of Health, services
rendered in 1924; $92.00; 5. W. Me-
Kibbon fumingators $4.00; the Wing -
ham Advance, printing $6.5o; J.
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e Stonehouse, rep culvert Con, 5, $1.5o;
s Wm. Love, balance on, contract cal -
vert, con, 9, $125,00; R, Snell tile for
4 roadway, con. 3, $5.00; R. Bentley,
, part payment on contract con. 3,
$5o.00; J. Dingwall, graielling on
Dingwall's road, con. 4, $9.o9; R. 'Wil-
son, putting in culvert con, 3, $6.75;
Thos. Congram, underbrushing on
toul 16s; Reta Forsyth 140; Elsilc er man thau his rhymes wud lade
Small 98.
Sr. II
Marks 375, honors 280, pass 220 --
Willie Lediet 256; Dimples Stewart
254; Edna Stoakley 248; Mary Hirst
238; Harry Brawley 238; Harry Tem-
pleman 23'5; Willie Shapiro 220; ously, Fur inshtance 1 tould him. I
Audrey Reid 220; Herbert Fuller 220; wud make the verse I gave ye to go
Percy Clark 211; truce Campbell 191 ioike this:
Minerva Finlay 183; Madeline Lille- "0' a' the' mony pairties, wha dwell
crap 179; Katherine Lillccrap 158;
frac East tae West,
Wealtha HenderSon 145; Willie Bunn The so
called Leeberal pairty is the
104. --Lilian Howard. biggest in the chest,
Gie them four years longer, an watch
Total 280, honours 210, pass 168— what they'll be daein
M. Reid 268; G. King 256; M. Field Then what is' left of Canada they'll
247; R. Hutton 244; R. McInnes 235;
R Cragg 225; V. Cantelon 216; M. deed to Mr. Meighen."
"Ye see, Sandy," sez 1, "how ais,
Gibson 214; L. Ludwig 208; G. Brac- it is to make mishtakes. Ye wussen't
kenbury 205; C. McKay 203; A. Chit- so far wrong afther all, inn bye, fer 1
tick 202; R. Saint re6; L Clarke /0; hev only changed a few wurruds an
M. Mason 194; M. Aldingban 191; S. luk at the differ wud regard to both
Scott x9o; M. Elliott; 186; L. Groves
183; V, Carter 179; M. Fry /77; m. threth an Rgethry,,, 1 sez.
IVIitchelI in; 8. McBlain' 173; L. Hal- I am hopin Sandy will deroive some
bi
ler 12; H. Skelding /49; A, Stone tifit frum what 1 touldthini, but he
„ _ is Scotch an shtubboru, an ye nivir
HAtx
148;
H. Vitt 129; F. Saint 128; . kin, tell.
Lediet mo; B, Cloakey 112; S. Car-
ter mi.) D. Moore 108; G. Lediet 107. Yours till nixt wake,
.
_Y.:leen DOre, Thnothyllay,
First Book EAST WAWANOSH
Class A—Total 320, honottrs 240— Minutes of Couricil,Meeting held on
George Robertson 296; Elgin Coats Nov, .2nt, Members all present,
2944 Vera Mann" 42; Catherine Minutes of previbus theetitig were/
Nortrop 279; Frances Currie 43,' Dor- read, and confirmed.
is Buchanan 272; Harry Shapiro 264; Court of Revision on the Deacon. -
Preston Lediet 262; Clare Pilot 256; Thompson drain was opened accord -
Ruby Fitt 241; Prank Collar 235; ing to notice. The, only appeal to be
Beryl Mundy 232; Leotard tOlt ,220; considered was that of P. Gibbons,
Louise 1)eyell 216; George Ma.so.t who claimed his assessment 'was qi
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wan to suppose, "Ye spud shtick to
the facts, Sandy, me bye," sez 1, "Ye
cud improve yer verses wondherfulty
in that way" I sez.
I suggisted some changes an am.
hopin he will take me advoice sayri-
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Answer to Puzzle
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cons. 12 and 13, $8.5o; Win. Anderson
putting hi culvert con. 13.$8.00; A. M.
Perdue grading $5.0o; R. H. Scott,
gravel and gravelling, $47.ro; J.
Breen repairing- road cons. 13 and 14, .
$4.50; G. Johnstorta„gravelling con xs
and 14 $35.ro; George Coultes, gra-
velling 10 and /x $44.8o; Walter Mas-
on, repairing washout con. 3 $3.00.
Council adjourned to meet accord-
ing to statute on Dec. isth., at To
o'clock.
A. Porterfield, Clerk.
alsasomasocatontagetemsawannmememmorloomnImPla
AUNTY (explaining how it happened): "Yes, constable, and .dhel
walked straight up and took ray niece s arno
ME CONSTABLE:* "That's all right, lady---'e'n be searched at
the police-stationl"
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—Londort Opinion.
213; riiiil lreston ./94.; Harold Pm.
sreorlactronotermammma. ownsitaramnromeammimeMI
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15. lay 189,
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excess
brofmansYoidbednreaflitt' thCabt ulul6i1wh6oti:vd- Heuso ao-rnrn)/ls aastings In tile Dominion parria.
GOBS PORTER
Liberal, is tho now Noub,r of the Consorva,tivo, Who repreSented wt
Class B—TotaI 320, laonours A6-•
ever
ugs. 1VIT. fr'r1;".' intlat fOt' tl ,narter ot een-,
RvelYti Patteraoll ,'455; DorcallY Tor: ises°e1Silsintectentct) allItl,altctl-taelly;1-11aalw15d'as'in Jre' ayor laa)lara, a ita, 1 ill the 1)70'4
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