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iA' clearing' of seasonable goods at Reducedin
Prices. Low ,Prices do not mean' cheap
goods; here but Better Quality
Merchandise ai
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■ Silk Knit Dresses, B]ack, Navy
1111 or Brown, reg, $12, now -.,.;$..8.95
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Clearance of Women's, ]Misses'
and Children's Winter Coats at
a saving of fronx one third to.
one half off.' our- regular prices.
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'Girls'. Flannel Dresses; pleated
skirt, new models, now -::.._..$3,75-
Women's and Misses' Plain or
Fancy Flannel Dresses:' reduced
to; $4.95; 6.50, 6.95, 7.50
Women's all Wool Sweater's to
clear at $x.98, 2.95
Balance of Women's Fur Coats to Clear
ata Big Saving
a. Rat Coats No. x quality, regular Seal Coats, 'regular 200. ■
■ value $x50.00, reduced.' $ oo, re-. �,
..$xrg;5o dared to
WINGH,AM Atrcfr, INCE T1M74S
WORLD EvENT$ Op THE YEAR j
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e—lyfillion"s of people reported dy shins
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. ,14—President. Coolidge considers
■ inviting, naval powers .to fi.rni t; C'on-
■ Terence; Bishop says : Nova Scotia
�` graters face starvation;
■ r6—premier I-Icrr;ot and Austen
■ ..Chanrberiain discuss security'issue at
Naris,
■ r7—Thirty-three naeh, killed by ex-
: plosion in Virginia mine, premier
$ Mackenzie King declares he ,will fight.
II ocean combine to a' finish.
• 18—Hundreds are killed when terri-
■ fie tornado `wipes out townsl in Eas-
e tern Missouri.
19—De'atli list' in Missouri tornado
placed at 942;' Marquis Curzon of
Kedleston dies at London:
20—Ocie million children reported to
be starving in Russia. '
Important Happenings Condensed fo
Advance-T7znes Readers
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'Ing in`.china from starvation. .jrance
setrds reinforcements, `to Marocea,0 II �+ I.
r' B --Fifteen excursionists A
ed” in MrssissilaPi River are drown
o --King and Queen open Wembley roe "
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■ 21—Thirteen persons killed when
■■strains collide on Southern Pacific.
'German. Junkers boom' Ludendorff
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■ for; President.
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23 -:-British Go%er•nrllent wins vote'
• of approval for Signapore base.
■, 24—Hon. J. A. Robb presents Bud-
get in Parliament.
■ 25 Five' killed and forty injured in
French train wreck. Coolidge takes
steps toward Disarmament' Confer-
ence.
g 175.0o, re- Mink Marmot Coat, g rat
auced to . ._. __.$129.5o
$xoo oo, now _ ,_._$65,00
Seal Coats, reg. $15o, _._...$x15.00
All our' Fur Coats are the latest models and guaranteed.
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■ Sale of Remnants
■ After- Stock Taking we have
many remnants to clear....Ends"
■ of Silks, Dress Goods, Cottons,
Ginghains, Flannelettes, Flan,
■ ..nets, Skirtings, etc. All 'are
marked at Big Reductions.
Sa f e of Hose
® Fancy Silk and Wool, $1.25 hose
IN now
li New shadesof all Silk Hose,
1 regular $r.5o, for .$1.19
■ Black Cashmere Hose, regular
., $'.00 value for 75c
Men's and Boys'
Clothing
OVERCOATS — Clearance of
Men's and Boys' Heavy Over-
coats at a saving of 25 to 35 p.c.
UNDERWEAR -.- Balance of
Men's and Boys' Winter Under-
wear to clear at Cut Prices,.
OVERALLS xo dozen Men's
■ , 26—Earl Balfour
onies in Palestine.
is 27—General Lord
■ following operation,
■ plifies proposals to.
■ ,security pact,
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Heavy Blue or Black Overalls, in■
good value at $2.5o, now _ $2.25 II
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Fresh stock of Groceries always • ■
on hand at Cut Rate Prices. • ■
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WE SELL IT
We &tyle Melling Etleie'and more Champion Brand "AMERICAN" Fenno'
every year's This section of the country is discarding its old style
fences as false economy, and in making the needed change, isturning to
the very best galvanized fencing and steel posts that can be bought.
We are enthusiastic about Champion Brand "AMERICAN" Fence and
Posts, the pride of their makers, THE CANADIAN STEEL &' WIRE
CO., LIMITED, HAMILTON, ONTARIO,,
Say "Fence," and we'll show you,
912
For pr during ,earlyr. lru►tc1nng Onion or
age Onions if 'left to grow to maturity
D`Y planting 'ltei i s Dutch Sets , otr wilt
have better success iitt raising line wort,'
favored'•onions, either for hunching ot
rating; green, end ready foe the table bs
from' time • of planting.: '
Rennie's `Dutch Sets represent,, tit e test~
obtainable, and have won favor front both
home 'arid ,market rdeners for their superb
quality,,an'cl unusual productiveness.
Plate' your order for'Rennie's Dutch Onion
Sets with your local Seed MViercharit. 1
unable to obtain them locally, write us direct.
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for. ACtELAIiIE and JARV1S Streets
TORONTO
If you ea1tno( ol�lain locally, pause uiritt tt8,
giolrtg yrRur bealrr's addrrtsr
iiet:nie'eseed Aontsl liteofast,eontpiete :saidian
Seed Catslagaa->fr`eee°on request~
visits Jewish col-
Rawlinrson dies
Germany am -
Allies on peace
29—Prince of Wales leaves on trip.
to South Africa and South America.
Soviet aims:: to sell jewels of Czar for
half -million dolTars.
30—Franc
e. ainsists
Gerin
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join League 'before security pact pos- f
'sible.
3r --,Over 'fifty German soldiers
drowned during •' �•
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b ocuvers. Fifty
killed in Russian train wreck.
APRIL
r—Germany seeks to snake neutral
Rhine zone, barrier to French. Labor
party' in Britain proposes to abolish
death penalty in army.
2—Viscount Allenby to continue to
hold post of High. Commissioner in
Egypt.
3—Sovietplot to swamp the wo
will counterfeit money,
4—Soviet chemists reported to -ha
discovered deadly gas which no m
ban stop.
5—French• Government
capital levy bill.
7 --One hundred and twenty colle
ies in Britain have closed down sin
first of year, Church Union Bill a
epted in Ontario House,
8—Marshal von Hindenburg. run
for President of German Republic,
9—Demonstration occurs at Datnas
cus against A', f, Balfour, and tw
pers4us milled,
ro—Ilerriot Government is defeate
rld
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till French Senate, and Cabinet re
signs,
11_ J?rovinciai Canadian.. Sp, us
trade treaty: is' signed in Madrid,
r3—prince of Wales attends i"i"leet-
ing of Gold Coast Coutli,il,
14—General and 300 soldiers start
revolution in Honduras..
General predicts" new
war between France and; Germany in
5928." ,
16—Turks prepare to invade '.Iraq
if Commission's report favors Bri-
tain.
17—One hundred and fifty,persons
killed at Sofia when bomb explodes
in cathedral, •
18—Martial law proclaimed in Bpl-
garia. •
20—Reign of terror follows bomb
outrage in Sofia;
Mantic, with loss of 38 lives,
22—Confessions of murderer's of
Sirdar made public in Egypt.
23—One thousand 'suspects execut-
ed at
xecut-ed.at Sofia.
- 24—Britain and France order Balk-
an States'. to cease; quarrelling.
25--rlfndenburg wins sweeping ;vic-
tory and, is elected 'President of Ger
111.an, Republic,
r 27—Pres;I of London and Europe is
pessimistic over I-lindenburg election,
28`•LChur'elt Budget restores gold
standard aria gives Preferences tb Do-
minions,
29 -Chancellor of Germany :de-
mands evacuation of Cilogne, and se-
curity pact for Germans,
30- Exchange iii; :Eur opean count-
ries favorably affected by 13ritisll.:re.
turn to gold standard,
in At -
'Exhibition. .I'remier 'V(r, F,, Massey
Of New Zealand, dies,
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1 t= -Marsha] ; •lindenbprg , en
Berlin atnid acclaims of_Poliulace
?2—Gcrrnany: casts in, ;iter -iok
Allies instead of Russr'ans and Ja
A Newspaper is giving
t e"i's'
with;
pan -
13 --•Viscount Alfred. Milner dies
Canterbury. Hindenburg makes g
nrpression as "President of Germa
troops gain victory
er Riffians in Morocco.
r6—Preach and British agree on
tnands to be made on,Germuly.
17—French • forces' in. I1I roco.
notable -victory over Moors4 •
T8—Revolt spreads' among M:oori
tribes, Chauncey Depew'pays trib
to Britain,
19—Religious storm. brewing
Britain over Ivialines Conference,
2o—France facds long and cost
War with 'Riffians, x
21 --French launch attack on Rif"
ians on ,125 -anile front. First Roy
Court held at Buckingham Palace.
22—Royal Bank and Union Bank o
'Canada form arnalagarnation,
23—Woodbine opens' in bitter]
cold` weather.
25—Matron of Jail Farm, .Toronto
is murdered by escaping girls.
26—.France and Spain offer term
to Riffians.
27 --No news of Amundsen causes
grave anxiety for exploror's safety.
28—France aid Spain forru pact to
crush Riffian revolt.
29—Fighting in Morocco continues
without cessation.
3o -=Britain and France send note to.
Berlin citing defaults in disarmament.
(Continued next week)
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THE CONSATE OP MAN
the Editor av all tllirn
Wingham Paypers.
r Sur,
As 1 tould ye befoor, min are quare
fellahs, the mosht av thin, but not so
'harrud, to blaze afther all, whin ye
come to tink,av it. Fur inshtance, an
shpakin fer inesilf; .I" ani contint to sjt
up at noight; till tin arr mebby elivin
o'clock, runnn up the ixpinse fer fuel
an loight, an\not wantin to go to bid,
at a11, at ail, an thin whin I wake up
id the marniu I don't care•'to git up,
'Tis -the contented 'nioind I have that
makes me dazed to shtay wherivir I
'am. Mebby 'tis the Tory blood in she
'that makes me loike to lave well
enough alone, an not go in fer chars
gin an turnip tings upsoide down,
Ioike ' thirn Grits an Progressives.
This '.gittin up an goin to bid iviry
day av me loife is a party severe
shtrain on tile Tory const_itooslrun an
by-laws roe
I tould the missus wan nolo-lit lash* I
eig
Absolutely Free
a •limited number of
GENUINE LEATHER
NEEDLE CASES f.
Containing 146 Gold Head-
ed English Needles;
Come in and we will g1ady ar-
range for you to get yours.
Mason do S6n
.. n,nq II H n4p .h... unmmllYlMnOugluc..
uew,dhress but havn't seen a soign av
it: yit, but I notished the missuspack-
in a boxfull av tings to sind out to
thin wonderful grandchilcler` av her's
in Alberta. 'Tis harrud to be up wid
the skames av a wumrnan.
Yours till' riixt wake,
Timothy Hay.
WHITECHURCH
MissMaude Conn of Toronto, is
spending her holidays at her home
here.
Mrs. Gestan Badin of Ridgetown, is
visiting with her sister, Mrs. tired
Mowbray.
There are quite a few in this com-
munity who arelaid up with the cold,
Miss Maggie Martin, Mrs. MacGreg-
or and Mr. Jas. Laidlaw, sr.
The Young People's Society of. the
`United Church met att the home of
Mr. .r
and
Mrs.
Ben AJIcClenaghail on
Tuesday eveningand presented Mr.
and Mrs, Elwood Barbour witha. iris -
cellaneous shower.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. McInnis and
son, left for their home at Scotsguard.
Sask., one day last week.
The first Social Eveningheld y
he Young People's Society of , the
United Church, was a splendid suc-
ess, .The program, gaines and lunch
ncl community singing was much' =n-
oyed.
Mrs, Geo. Cottle of Calgary is vis-
ing with her sister, Mrs., Joe Tiffin
id with Mr, and Mrs. George Cottle.
iivlr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson of
inloss, spent Sunday with Mr. and
rs. Alex. Emerson of Wawanosh.
Remember the Old Town
Southampton, Feb. 20, 5926
Winghatn• Advance -Times,
Wingham, Ont:
ar Sirs;
reclosed find Express Order for
ht dollars covering sttlyscritxtiori to
your paper for H. O. Bell :as Well as
myself. Apparently we are both in
rit&_larrea.rs, so credit each' account with
There are not many we know in the
old Town now, but we like to keep
track of Timothy, Alex. and Walt.
C, M. Bell.,
Yours Truly,
0, M. Bell
wake about what T have been wroitin,
an gave it as me personal opinion that
she slxud be tankful fer havin rnebby
tltp rt10sht coutinted,man in g
"TIM most 'contented, .inan in Wing-
ham, 'did ye say?" sez site, "Shure' ye
moight as well hev said in the whole
wttrruld, •fer all the differ it wud hey
made," she sez. "What ye call 7on-
tintmint, I tvud call contbraryness a+1
laziness,' arr inebby worse. Ye don't
want to go to bid because ye Bate to
shtop shmokin yer ould poipe, in
'only rayson ye have fer gittin up i
shalt sinttokin:agin."
"It makes a lot av differ the way
look at tings," scz I, tinkinit besh
agree wid her, "Mebby yet
noight," T scz, "an min are the mo
dishcontinted an conthrary' craytit
in the wurruld barrin pigs an oxen
mules an some wimmin, Savin yei
since an prisint company ixcipted,
"Och. Ye nayclen't throy to pla
ter me .over'wid that otticl blarn
ongue ye - hey in. yer head " sez s
'Fer riell I know 'tis the consate
iev in yersilf the same as whin
htat•ted: The only rayson I dor
lake ye trow away that ould poipe;
ecause if ye slttopped shtnok.in,the
vud be no livin wid ye at all, at a
o there wudcicn't, The whole tow
ucl hear ye boastin av yer shtt•on
ill,' an yer clave habits, an the good
ample ye : wus settin the young by
, an the, power av moind over chat
ea; and how much money ye wttd be
vin, an yer better health, an yer circ
oved appetite, which lasbt wan isn't
issary, "Tis the eve rla,atin con-
e av the rein that makes thirn `'go
ound town lookin loikc thramps,
kid they don't nade dacint clothes
matte an in pr0vernitrt on tltint. The
Linin not britt so consated about
er looks, sltpiitd more money fixin
ntsilves tits wid hats sit dhresaes,
Oyin to innbrover' on nature, so to
ake, I anti afther myelin twinty
e dollars this minnit fer a new
ess," sez size:
troll to tall her that she owns an
pshun' to the giniral rifle an that
Looked ilrgant in her prisint
ixrlrins, brit; the skaxne wudden't
the
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4 -`-Seven French block -houses cap- foiv
tared by 12rffians, who have 40,000 dlrr
• men in field, - 1
S ---Early outbrcakof civil war in exec
China is expected. she
6 ---Viscount ' 'Leveilrulnte dies of filth
pneumonia, German Socialists prb-. wttrr
test- against election of Hindenburg. rayon
1—Twenty-five' persons killed
train wreck in Poland,
-Nine sailors peristr in. Shipwreck'
on ',Lake Erie. Riffians invade Pi'cn-
alt,, an 1` had to hand Over the
ay, T have been watchin fer thc>
MARRIED
Pettapiece—Barbour— On Wednes-
day, February r7th., at the manse,
Wingliam, Sarah Alberta (Sadie)
and Mrs, Herbert' Pettaplece of
Kinloss to •Mr. Elwood .Sarbour,
youngest son of Mr. and MrS. Jas.
Barbour, sr., of Fordyce. Rev. Mr,
Macintosh offitiated.
WarWick—Sellers At St. Andrew's
February r7th, by the Rey. ,Dr. Rer-
rie, Mr. Jos. E.. Selfers to Miss Olive
Mae Warwick, both of :12.e Town-
ship of Morris.
Huron CountyBreeders
PURE filiEl) SALE -
of Live Stock
at WINGHAM on
ThlIPS4 Feb. 25th, 1926
One o'clock Sharp
,f; The Annua/ ConSignment
Sale will be held on the above
g Shorthorn Cows, Heifers and
;.:1 Bulls and one Angus Bull, There
;14 are some real quality cattle in
g this lot.
t Como and spend th day i
Wingharrt
Henfryn, Pres, Clinton, set. g
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ti one of the season's favored
# fabrics, six new shades for
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= Blue 54 in. wide, regular
$`2.00 value, Specially priced
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J. A. MILLS, WINGHAM
Canton crepe $2.50'
,most popular Silk for
Spring arid Summer wear ,be-
cause of it's soft teidure and
easy draping qualities, it cart
be made up in almost any
style desired. AU the new
Spring shades to select from,
Watermelon, Creole, Wood -
rose, Cedarwood, Phantom'
Red, New Blue, Purple, Sand,
at this low price $2.5o*yard,
Printed Crepe $1.50
This oustinetive ' printed
Coepe will be much in dem-
and this seasOri, Many new '
patterns in wanted' shades, 36
in. wide, modera.tely priced
SilIcHose 95c
Mercury Maid Silk Hose a
guarantee of quality and wear
in the new shades of Bran.
'-farvest, Sand, Peach, Rose- Ca:
wood, White and Black, sizes
81 to ro, Regular value $/.25
Specially pried at g5c pair.
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Mr. and IVIrs. J. ,Wheeler of Bel -
grave spent Sunday at Mr. 1); Camp -
Mr. and Mrs. W. Robertson.of Bel -
grave, also Mr. and Mrs. R. Golley,
spent Sunday with Mrs. T. Abraham.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Bourlay of Toron-
to, are spending a few weeks at Mr.
A. AfacEwen's.
BELGRAVE
Messrs. Peter Scott and Stanley
Dane, visited over the week -end with
friends at Edmore.
Mr. and Mrs, Porterfield, visited in
Toronto last week.
What would you do if you had
$300o owing you and you needed the
money? That is our position. The
only difficulty is that is owing us by
over a thousand people, ' Are you
one? Read your label.
EAST WAWANOSH .'
1 Mrs, Geo. Walker and sort, licnr,u'•
)are visiting with her parents, Mr..an
iMrs.. Wm. Humphrey,' St, Helens.
1 Mrs. John Shia.' add Mrs. .brank.
I'llompion and , Helen, are: visiting'
!with. the forler's daughter, Mrs. 'Mil- •
Card of Thanks
MiSs Louttit desires to publicly
press her gratitude to the many
friends -who • expressed their kind
I!sympathy at the tirne of her bereave-
ment the death of her brother',:the
Card of Thanks
We -vvish to thank 'our friends and'
_neighbors for the many acts of kind-
neSs shown us at the illness and dea-
tit of our dear baby, also Rev. ,Dr..
Perrie for his comforting words.
Just like a Local Cali
Starting March xst„ it will be possible for tele-
phone users to call subscribers at any of the points
shown below with asking for.. Long Distance. just
give the local operator the number of the distant tele-
phone and hold the line while connection is established
Simply say to the Operator "Brussels 67" or what-
ever the number may he. If you do not know the
nurnber, ask for "information."
Dunganvon
Wroxeter roc Goderieh
Teeswater ..... --roc Walkerton
Gorrie roc Listowel
200
For s minute talks; all other
3 minutes''
If you must speak o a particidar person give the
details of the tall to tho Long bistance operator,
John Patten, Manager
The Bell Telephorte Company
of Canada