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The Wingham Advance Times, 1925-10-22, Page 7dart Otto XXX ll r aasamaa isardl's { "aittBave on .7,es',IVIiisses9 and Children's utter CatS tat our - UT P ICES IN We have lbtnnglit', a. manufacturers Clearance of Wixiter' Coals, compris- , ,M Mg Vain and Fur 'Trimmed All 'Wool Cloth Coats made .in the latest mo- k dels, Eery coat at .Eargain NI Wome ls';;aifll LMisses Coat made of All W.ng1 Cloth, and li ecL. throughsaxtk rplainc. ann&. fu trimmed, Haat lees arc $x5• $x6.50, $17.5W $:2.9'r50, $24.00 Special Prices 4ti, x11; lines o Hose, best makes,in stook, eon prising, Silk,' and �w,iil :and, Wool Cashmere etc„ in'ailltthe leading ;shades see our trarigains •at ,50c s ;:flee ,_our Children's Coats• at n $5.00, $5.go, $.5m,,$,¢,5o and $5.75 r �, UNDERWEAR' — Complete stock .of Ladies, Kisses and Children's Winter Underwear, f "Prices.Are Down" Sale of:Flannel Dresses reduc- ed .prices ,on all Flannel Dresses , See, • them ;at $445, $6.5, $7.50 FLANNELS -- 1s`hulnelettes blanket, Kimona Clo y, iDelanes �[. ,i1,.at,Special Prices e s and LADIES TUR COATS At Bargain Prices, see our models in Wallaby, Seal and Rat Coats ,all ,Guaranteed Clothing- Big Sock to 'choose ISOps il3t� `Value in Wen's,' and ;$pys Overcoats, • VIstem, Reefers and ,Mas,kirtaw Coats, see our Ifal iso to Men's 'Heavy Overcoats at .$17.50,, ,$zo.00' and $22.50 myticte Stock of Sweaters Underwear, Shirts,4n.d Aar r.Coats' Fresh;: arroceries X SIX Isard. 1111M1®®® Overalls, Work - B",LECTIt LI Y OCA; 20 A. nation's soul, a oration's A nation's .Fair traditaona For these and more our best have died God -gifted with far vision, But now a talk of inward foes, Of weaklings high in power, - And here anon a clangour rose That forced the people's hour, Our fathers' graves are sacrosanct, Our land we hold in trust; 'Still in that land, the Lord be. thanked Are honest men and just. Dead soldiers of our Canada, With the war -worn standing by "Guard; well the good of Canada!" They and their children cry. A nation's creed, a nation's cry, A. nat'ion's' swift compelling; A people's lost "prospc ny Their sometime fate °foretelling There are v✓,llo watch a failing land, So ;blind they will not see: For faction, not for State, they stand, Deaf to her needs they be. God send us upright men and true, The country's weal their, aim, `So we may give, them honour due A great, untarnished name. Dead soldiers of our Canada, With the war -worn standing by, N I , "Guard well the good of Canada! They anditheir children cry. H. Glynn -Ward. ri 11N1 I si .® es Wingham,; Ontario. 11®x®®®®1111®M®®IN®®®IS• SALEM hast Sunday, also the Fowl Supper Mrs. Darling and Little dau from near' Treh,erne, Man., are at 'pre-. sent visiting the former's father, Mr. Longleyand other friends here. A large number from here attended the . Anniversary services in Wroxeter ghter';Monday evening._ Rev. A. A. Holmes of Clinton, • a former pastor, preached here last Sunday. Mr. Alex.. Casemore of Petrolia is visiting .friends around here. til IIImIILIII''!Illmllllllt$II11I1I1m11l!I$911I 111111111 I1I11191111I1II {tll1II1111 111511lialiN1111111111111111112111 QW is the time to get your Work Rf bbers Repaired And thereby be ready for snow and cold weather i ara il of tr1" f i �, ul�fii:tu�vJib illiuw�?i - 1111 G The repairing of heavy work rubbers such as above•is. no more an experiment -new soles or heels or patching can be most satisfac- torily attached, making old rubbers in many cases equal to "new" as i =, far as the wear is concerned We guarantee the utnxos prices are most reasonable satisfaction on this kind of work and aA1 This week will end the Wednesday afternoon, holiday for this it' year, but our store will be closed on Thursday afternoon, October 29 a half holiday hatreing been proclaimed on account ` of its being M; 4'Election 1)ay>, Il a 129. 11111111111111111111111011111111111111111 1111tl11I 111 111 p11ir III 4 1Drugless PractitionIrs Meet • The Drugless Practitioners Conven- tion in Hamilton held on Friday and Saturday is -as attended by a large number of delegates. ' Addresses were (delivered by Dr. Margetts, President of the American Chiropractic Asso- ciation, of Denver, Colorada, Dr, J. M. Anderson, Galt, Dr. T, W. G. Mc- Kay, Medical Officer of Health, Os- hawa, and Drs. Henderson, London and Pocock,' Toronto. ' The Public .Lecture by Dr. Margetts on. "How to be Young at Seventy" was much appreciated. Wins John McCrae Scholarship It has just been announced by the Registrar of the University of Toron- to that Miss Elsie Masson has won the, John McCrae Scholarship. Miss Masson, graduated from the local Col- legiate last year, and is. one -' of its most illustrious graduates. This scholarship in memory of the late Col. John McCrae carries with it a' mone- tary value of'$2,75'per year for four years, a total of $x,xoo. Miss Masson made a splendid showing at the re- cent departmental examination, ob- taining honors in every subject on which she wrote. This brilliant young lady is the first girl to win this scholarship, and is also the first stu- dent to win it after one year study in the 'Upper School. Miss Masson is ;now attending Victoria College, Ton - onto, and; has entered • in an ` honor ,course in moderns.. Her many friends will look forward with pleasure to a brillian university career." This clipping is taken from the Guelph Daily Herald, • Miss Masson is a niece of Mr. Wesley Pattison, Winghain. TORY CORNERS Mrs. Jas. Trimble of Glenboro, bran., is spendingthe winter with re- latives . here, it is about 45 years since she left for the West. . Mt•, • Alex: • Finlay of Owen Sound and son, Melvin of Detroit, visited with the former's father and brothers, last week. Mrs. L. Darling and daughter, Ma- delene of Treherne, Man,, spent Fri- day ad Saturday at R. A. Taylor's. Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Montgomery of Orange Hill, Mr. R. A. Taylor and Mrs, Jas.. ' Trimble and Miss Jean Snarling, spent Sunday at G. A. Dane's. " Quite a number from these parts attended, the anniversary services in the TJ•rtited' Church, Gorrie, Sunday last. R. A. Taylor purchased a fine reg- istered Hereford Bull from Mr, Jas. Downey of Fotdwich. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Harkness and family called in the burg last week NOTICE TENDERS will be received by the undersigned for a quantity of . second- hand brickup to Monday, November and, x925 at 4 9. m. Particulars may be obtained on application at Town Clerk's Office. The towel, or any • A. a ra t r, own Clerk Wioghatn, - Ontario, NOTICE • Take ,notice that the Court of Re- vision of the Town of Wingham will hold its first sitting at tie Town Hall, Witgliam, on Thursday 'the 5th day of November, X025, at 8 o'clock 11, an,, pN for the purpose of hearing complaints '0 TOREagainst the Assessnient Roil for the • Th 11 lie I1tto Ont. Hof' Year 1026, W. A:' Galbraith, Town Clerk IfININ1111111111111110111111111111111111111111111111111111111111114 1ntgliatn, Ontario, 1; 1 Op ltl �'r 111 idt$ �OyIry�67,Wy Y;R0 : T C O I,INCTL Sept. 23rd,-...Regplar meeting on above date in the Council Chanober,;.; .Members present, A. J, Sanderson and E, Dobbs, Reeve }fennel/erg in the chair. Minutes of last meetings read and adopted on moltion of Sanderson and Dobbs, Accounts;—, -Toney Meahen, grading, oil etc„ $11.63; D.. R, Officer and poll Clerk voting by law S.00; Thos, Nash printing Voter's Lists and printing, by- law three times, 34.71; W. A. Irwin preparing by-law 4.00; W. Ruther- ford, spikes 4.80; Municipal World, supplies 3.4o, total 63.54. School pur- poses $70o.00. Motion of Dobbs. and Sanderson that above accounts be paid 'and ord- ers drawn on the treasurer for same. Motion of Sanderson and Dobbs, Cquncil adjourn, to meet at regular meeting or call of the Reeve. Fred Davey, Clerk, Oct. 16—Regular meeting' of Coun- cil in the Council Chamber. Members present, Alex. Wright and E. Dobbs. Minutes of last meeting read and adopted on motion of Dobbs' and Wright. 13y -law No, 4 to levy taxes for 1925. The Clerk was instructed to send out tax receipts and attach stamp where necessary and all money for taxes to be paid to A.Wearring Treasurer be- fore Dec. x5, 1925 and the Constable Ruben Sanburn in case of •refusal or neglect: was unpowered to dispose of the goods and chattels of such per- sons. By-law read three times and passed. • Only one small account pre- sented and held over. The Council adjourned on motion of Dobbs and Wright to meet at call of the Reeve, to consider electric light proposition and pass by-law for hold- ing nomination and eledtion Dec, 1st: FredDavey, Clerk, ASHFIELD Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hodgins of Holy - rood, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Alton, Belfast. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. McWhinney and daughter of Dunlop, spent Sunday with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sherwood, Belfast. Mr, Herb and Geo. Drennan, Miss Maggie Shackleton, Mrs, Nelson, sr., of' Coureys Corner arid Mrs. Duncan McKay of Rainy River, spent last Friday in Goderich. A special Orange service to be held in Dungannon, Parish Hall, on Thurs- day evening at 7.30 p. m, The oran- gemen are asked to in et at'Orange Hall, at 7 p, m Mr. and Mrs. Melvin. Raynard and Jean of Paramount. and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ferguson and Reg., spent last Sunday with Mr.• and Mrs. Walter Al- ton, Lanes. Misses Elda Cowan, Jean Long, Bessie rant and Charlotte 'MacKen- zie of Hemlock City, motored last Thursday to Exeter where they at- tended the West Huron Teacher's Convention. The Anniversary Services, which was held at Hackett's church on Sun- day was favoured by a nice day"and very large crowd. Rev. Harold Will- ie of Ripley took charge of the ser- - _ lVtr, and Airs. Jiro: Emmerson of Kinloss, spent Sunday with the lat- ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ni- xon of Belfast. Mr. and Mrs,aW, Alton of Belfast, returned from Torontofrom their honeymoon and intend to settle on the groom's farm near Belfast, LUCKNOW There is no truth in the rumor that Fred Nixon of Southampton has pur- chased Wellington Henderson's But- cher Business. Huron Fruit Growers A meeting of ,the Huron County Fruit Growers' ,Council was held!' in the office of the :Department of Agri 1171 1191 ART SATEEN 65c New Patterns in Shadow and Stripe : effect of English Sateen for Comforters etc., 36 ins wide 11 Special at 65c y4 PILLOW COTTON 650 ill Circular Pillow Cottons in an extra fine quality, that will give a splendid wear, in two witdtbs. 49 in. and 42 in„ Special 65c yd. LINEN TABLECLOTH $5,o0 51- All Pure Linen Table Cloths ' a in, a fine quality. Bleached, white -a floral and striped patterns, sizes, 7ox88 for $5;00; 77x o6 for $6.5o•. LINEN TABLING $2.75 Pure Linen Double Damask Table Linen, an extra heavy quality, ,dot pattern with wreath border full 72 in. wide, special $a,75 yd, 111 It$11111$ll III 111110$I 111WIII 111 11p hw Ilil11I 1 11.l Ill111X 4, 11 P 1041 8111 TRY US EOR til S11EETINtxS $z.r5 `Heavy Quality Sheeiaaxg,, WaM hasso's best make, absolutely pure Cotton, free from, dressing fine round ,.thread, 8z inches wide; Special $x,15 yd FLANNELETTES 37c English Flannelettes in neat stripe patterns, a fine soft fin- ish, extra heavy qualities, also White Saxony, 35 in, wide, Special 37c yd TOWELLINGS Pure ° Linen Towelling Plain, Checks and bordered at attractive prices In LINEN' TOWELLING xgc Dark All Linen. Striped Tow- ellings a splendid wearing quali- ty, reg. 25c for rgc yd GROCERIES ® ® 11111,INGH MILLS, F_9 Ii1m111II11s1aI1Fd111 IIl'' Ill 111111111121111 11 Ill Ill Ill1111lll11ltll!lR691lIlll III�RI ll$lll111lli11lll111' team and roc per hour, for man only for work on Twp. roads during win- ter of 1924, 1925. Carried. The following • accounts .were paid: A J. Nortrop $5; acct. re Hunter; W. A, Rutherford, $21.75, acct: paint; R. B. Aitken, $45.95; painting Eadies bri- dge; Thos. Weir, $8.75, Siipt.; 1i:ell Telephone $2.95, acct.; Thos. Weir, $84.o5, McDougall Drain; Wm. J. Ir- win, $8,8o, 40 rdwire fence Howick Bdy.; Jas. Douglas, $6. 3o rd. wire fen- ce Howick Bdy.; Thos, Mundell $4.5o Patrolman Winter Roads; Wm Breckenridge, $11.6o, Patrolman Win - to Roads; W. J. Campbell, $14.1o, Pa I trolman Winter Roads; Alex. Forgie, 1$27,ao, Patrolman Winter Roads;, J. 'H. Wylie, $24.1o, Patrolman' Winter Roads; W. A. Cathers, $6.6o, Patrol- Iman Winter Roads; G. O. Walker, $3, !Patrolman Winter Roads; John Pot- ter $2.4o, Patrolman Winter Roads; Jno. Potter $4,75, Patrolman Winter Roads. Moved by W. E -Z, Marshall and R. Grain that we adjourn to meet Oct. 23, 1925 at 1 p. rn., Bluevale. W. R. Cruikshank, J. L. MacEwen Reeve: culture on Sept. 3oth. Main matter of discuSsion was question of holding a la Fruit Show for 1928 and it was,decid- ed that a Fruit Show be held at Clin- ton on November 2nd and 3rd. similar. to the one held in 1924. The follow- ing are the officers for ' 1924 and were re-elected for 1925. Committee—R. R. R, Sloan, Bayfield, President; Robt • Smyth, Clinton, Geo. Laithwaite, Go- derich, . R. H. Revell, Goderich, Thos. Fraser, Clinton,- John Joynt, Luck - IC, Cameron, Lucknow, S. B. Stothers, Clinton, Sec, -Treasurer.' TURNB"ERRY COUNCIL The minutes ,of Council meeting held in Bluevalelast month. Members all present:, Minutes : of last meeting read and adopted. Moved by J, ;Breckenridge and W. H. Marshall that we gine the follow- ing grants, Turnberry Agriculture So- ciety $6o; Bhtevale School Fair $10;; Wroxeter School Fair $5; Behnore School Fair $,1,. Moved by :[2. Grain and b. Fortune that we pay Sod ;per lour for man and 1 0 FEMUR PE,'FECT FITT/NC ANKLE' • STRONGLY REINFORCED SPLICe9 HEELS P.r4f2T/ VZAQLYNOTICE FOUR PLY FOOT E•XCEPr/ONAL WEIGHT • FOR SALE BY THE BEST TRADE IN CANADA COMPARE WITH ANY OTHERS YOU CAN BUY BUJ' THEN ONCE AND VOUW/LL WEAR THEM ALWAYS Sale of Flu r Trimmed Coats and Fur Coats Ladies' Fur • Trimmed Coats in the newest models, special purchase, an assortment of different • shades, on sale to clear $15.00 Fur Coats, largest assortment in town at popular' prices, for first spell of winter we are giving a special discount of 10% on all Ladies' Fur Coats this week. Persian, Muskrat, Seal, every coat guaranteed. Come in and see them., Pure all wool Chappie Coats in camel shade, an ex- ceptionally fine quality, all sizes, reg, 6.50 .... 54,95 Stanfields All Wool Underwear for . n?eail, Women and children, Tur';nbull's Natural All Wool Gar- ments, L50 to 4.00 per garment. IN