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GARAGE—W R. Greenley, Belmore
Garage. Specialist on Ignition, Re-
pairs and Assesories of all kinds'.'
FOR SALE OR RENT—Brick house
with all conveniences, and garage.
Corner Catlteririe and Victoria Sts.
Apply Samuel Morton, R. R. I, Bel -
grave, 624 r 15.
FOR SALE -=Several second hand oil
stove, 2 3'and 4 burner also new oilI
stoves. Goods delivered • to anyI
part of the town on short notice A.
FARMERS—Let us quote you on
(( your fence requirements. We are
I. Agents .for the Canadian Steel and
11 Wire Co., insulated against rust
Fence, Gates, Coiled Spring, Barb
Wire, Hooks and Staples. See: our
stock, prices reasonable. Thompson
& Buchanan Hardware.
FOR SALE—I. Large White Veran-
dah post,, several windows with
sashes, 2ft. 91 inch by e yard. We
must get rid of them. Inquire at
this •o ce.
J. Ross, Plardwai e.
TO AUTOOWNERSWhy sacri� FOR SALE—Bicycle almost as good
flee your old car by trading it in o-r� as new. Apply at Beattie's Livery.
drive a shabby looking car? When!
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your car can be painted or.refinish- FOR SALE=Theresidenee of'the
ed and made to look Iike new. Send Late. Peter McLaren, Centre St.,
it along to Robertson's Garage, Wingham. Apply at the residence.
Wingham, where you can get it;
FOR
made to look Iike new at a reason-1SALE—Cement at Jas. Lev
able price instead of sacrificing it er s, Wingham, Phone 188,
for next to nothing. T. R. Garrett.
STRAYED—A fine. bay driving horse
LOST—A pair of nose glasses in ca- ( came to my premises on June xst,
se, bought at Miller's Detroit, on 1 owner may have 'same by proving.
Bluevale Road. Finder, please Property and paying for this advt.
leave same at Advance -Times and William Austin, Lot 28, ;B, line,
receive reward. Turnberry,
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!'OR SALE OR TO RENT—Three IN MEMORIAM
summer cottages at Point Clark for In loving inenlo.ry of Elsie May, be -
sale at a bargain lovedu
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t 1of
Apply o GeoMr. and Mrs. John
Stone and wife of Mr. J. F. K.ennedy,.
who departed this life, May 29th.,
zg25.
"Safe in the arms of Jesus,
Safe on His gentle breast."
"THE CHURCH'S ONE
FOUNDATION"
H. Rae, Route,z, Kincardine.
FOR SALC--Tent, 'medium sized,
used one season, Apply Mrs. Skel-
ding, Francis St,
''OR:I<SHIRES FOR SALE—Young
pigs, ready to wean.: Sow due in a
week. Jas, H. Currie, Phone 3-619.
(Continued from page one)
CARPENTERS! BUILDERS! —We from all hymnals, ran:
have a large stock of Lithe, Prepar- "The church shall never perish;
ed Plaster, Gyproe Wall Board, pre- . Her dear Lord to defend,
, pared Roofings and Shingles, Gal- To guide, sustain and cherish,
vanized and cut shingle nails; Gal- Is with her to the end:
vanized Ridge Roll and Gutter Iron, 'Though there be those that hate her
Glass, Paints, Oils. Lowest posse -1 And false sons in her pale,
bre prices. Thompson & Buchanan, Against her foe or traitor
FOR SAL E—z mare, ricin She ever shall prevail."
g 7 years; But how can the fact of the hymn's
scow, 4 years, due to freshen the est universal popularity be accounted for?
of November, Apply to Mrs.. Ro-
ca Ikicks, Lower Wingham,
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LOOK—This notice iis goodsor 15c.
We are anxious that every home
know the beautiful ;finish, Netunite
Varnish Stain 'gives to furniture,
bring this ad and reeeivc a 3oe can
of either light or dark Oak for 15c.
Thontpsoii & Buchanan Hardware.
FOR SAIL --01.e rubber 'tired bug-
gy, also Turney eggs for hatehittg.
'Miles Cameron. Phone 5 on 607,
Dr. E. F. Benson considers that the
explanation lies in the fact that all the
statements of doctrines are couched
in Scriptural terms, and each school
Or thought is free to ititerpret those
phrases in its accustomed. way.
The author was born at Whitmore,
Staffordshire, England, in x839. His
father was a typical country parson
and until he was thirteen he lived in
a rural district. Later he attended the
famous Charterhouse School in Lon-
don and from there he was sent to
Oxford. He graduated in 1862 and for.
eight years was a curate at Oxford
BUY THAT OIL STOVE—Now at tlt 18,70 he became curate to his fa -
a big saving. McClarys fibres bur- they at St, Paul'sIIa ..gest n
'"Florence" antgh a ,London,
ner
y �zq:so and cool;. olid in t87�1 succeeded his lather as vi-
comfort. Most economical; fuel car. This was ,a thickly populated
to tee; also agents for Perfection parish and one of the very poorest
Stove
s Wicks, W1?
Ovens, repair parts districts in E
asf London, Mr, ,Stone's..
carried itt stock; Coal Oil promptly amazing energyand true s m a'
delivered. Thor .oat >Eti illy
is Buchanan made trim grea,fity tielovcd by the .i,eoW
}i ttrdwarc, pie and there are those even yet who
m�I nR qui fl
W,KaliAlli ADV c .Sir flail
rerrzen ber Jelin with tender aaf#ectiort, runillt(IiiMll lli lt9�lil 1f�111lAIfrI1�IittlitM11t1•
In ISoo he was rector of All Hallows, N
London Wall; • Dux-ing the ten years rlw g 1
illi
IOi Phone 59
_i Groceries S Chinaware m
he was there he introduced some no-
vel features in church work. He had
noticed that many factory ,employees
came to London by the cheap trains
M the Morning With often more than
an hour to wait before their work be-
gan. He invited these people to a
short service in the Chuech and after-
wards they were allowed to read, or
sew, until it was time to go to work
HOT EATHE t'`
ill bRUNS
his was so much appreciated that- Grapeade, Orangeade, Cher1101
the custom has been continued until
the present time. In ace • "The
ryade, Raspberry Vinegar, Lem L=1
onade, Loganberryade, etc. i
1 • These are syrups of an ex
•
fii
ceptionally fine • quality and Si
the best-known of his -.hymns are , re make a very economical drink
Y Jtist add the water.
"Weary of Earth ad Laden With My l
Sin", "Lord of our . Soul's Salva I Per Bottle 25c
Eon." Stone wrote altogether fifty-!
"e
Y ' to
9.3 Come here for a Big Range
five hymns, only a few of which are I of
ii1 use outside his own communion., - Fancy Biscuitsill-
He died of cancer on November 19th,, 25c to hoc Per Lb,
1900.
tion to
Church's one Foundation," Mr. Stone
wrote many other Hymns, including
twelve on the Apostles' Creed. Among
asouable under the sun .will prevent
such a thing happening.
So not alone out of a sense of loyal-
ty to your comn',unity, but for your
own sake, for the sake of your purse
and the satisfaction of ' being given
personal attention and servace--buy of
our home merchants,
�RADfGS
TELEPHONING TO EUROPE
By 'R, M, Sherrill
(Radio Engineer)
The frequent news reports of the
successful radio -telephone tests be-
t\ een this continent and Europe, have
brought the thrill of accomplishment
to our hearts. And they have caused
considerablespeculation' as to what
effect the continued development of
such
communication will have on our
business, our social lives acid on the
peace of the world in general.
According to Roger W. ',Babson,
READY TO EAT who is a recognized authority on the
✓ prevailing tendencies of'.business con-
WINGHAM MERCHANTS ;,, - Bologna (Extra quality). - ditions, this latest advancement in
Lunch. Loaf (A Rare Treat). 7"--'- communication will bring
�j. Did you ever @ Cooked Ham (The_ g
really give the subject Wish for about development in foreign niar-
,of the local merchant and you any al
El more kiniii kets which no 'business man • can af-
lserious thought?note. • ford to ignore. Quoting from the
Perhaps you are a loyal citizen and i • 2 Babson report;, "In the near future the MI
patronize local shops and stores as a _�.:�'��� A�+ stoCofer� American Telephone and Telegraph
smatter of loyalty, but as this is nota F 1111SIIIIMIIIIMtII®llliell"x112111rIIIA,;III®IIIM11151111
WI Company may be able to announce
lecture it will do no harm to read this the opening of telephone service
anyhow. - to citizen—neighbor to neighbor, with England. This means that soon.
Your local merchant is first a citi- Living here as he does, he comes to you may be able to sit in your home
zen, a resident of your community the know his customers, They are to him and, with your ordinary telephone
same as you are. not "just customers,", but "fellow net- instrument, get connection with any
He lives in your community,` pays ghbors." As he will be here to- telephone in: England.,This will be
taxes along with you for the upkeep morrow and the nelxt day and next accomplished by the combined' use of
and improvement of your community; year, meeting his customers face to wire and wireless telephony. It is
he raises his family and sends his chil- face, day.after day, his business gets the biggest step in transatlantic corn
dren to' school—schools which he his personal attention -every trans- municafion,since Cyrus W. Field laid
helps, with' you, fo maintain. action is a personal dealing between the first telegraph cable:
If he is a butcher, he buys clothes him and the patron. - "The big
a idea, however, is not con -
and shoes for his family from a fell- He is your neighbor, your fellow fined to this wonderful service which
ow -merchant.. No matter what his citizen, building for tomorrow and: the telephone company , will offer.
Sine . of business , he spends money next year, and fully cognizant that Rather, it has to do with the rapid
with other business men of the corn tfie only way to build is to sell good progress of international radio broad-
munity. goods at prices.
right casting, which will soon become an
He banks in local banks; he takes Your local merchant is in himself a everyday occurrence. The thrill of
his family of an evening to the local guarantee of bis goods and prices and being able to tune in with a concert
shows. ;services because he is always at the or a lecture in London, Paris, Berlin
Summed up, the money he makes in Same stand meeting largely the same or perhaps Buenos Aires .or Tokyo
the community is spent in it, ,customers.,would be irresistible to any radio au -
Were it not for your local merchant He cannot exist upon the patroage thence. The interest of other nations
there would be no schools, no paved' of transients, his livelihood comes in things American will be even
streets, no public buildings, #no. pro- from .permanent residents; his aim is :greater than our interest in them as
gress nor prosperity. He is here day to make permanent residents regular soon as radio abroad becomes more
in and day out, rain or shine, giving :customers: • He must do this -hence generally established.
his time and energy and money to his wares, his prices and his service °—
whatever will benefit the district, ;tali jare all and always arranged and held Cites Three Benefits
ring part in the'administration t !
s of the;,to this end.
(zTh)reePopthingsular entarehgoinusiasmg tofor Happenos-:
Community or aiding to regulate the You never heard your dive -wire m
administration for the:best interests (wide-awake home merchant. say, "Oh, tering foreign languages will
spring
of .the community by his vote, well, one customer more or less nix
ccs no difference." Every customer, and more sympathetic
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Is he not en ti tle d then
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But there is something more than a : -well, your local merchant will not ually develop. .
pallfor
your loyalty to him as citizen `jet it happen if anything just and re- (3) There will be an immediate. in-
crease in the 'international demand
, to consid. Ito him, understanding is important; a new customerbetween the masses of
is eagerly sought, and a customer less people to various countries
will rad-:
anzthe
Products
!NG h:.I
NEEDS
IN ST 1,1E
THE FEDERAL RUBBER COMPANY is new to Wingham
only. It has been established for two and one half years. in Tor-
onto and has a steadily increasing market for its products which
have found favor in the eyes of the trade and public.
OWING TO THE IMMEDIATE NEED of larger factory
P're'mises~ and more efficient operating facilities,the new, rubber
company is locating in Wingham, where it has been promised the
moral and financial support of leading citizens.
AN EXHIBIT OF GOODS now manufactured and sold by
this company is on display at
w J. GREER'S ' SHOE STORE
".`Produced In Canada"
FEDERAL RUBBER Mf.
Company, Limited
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W1NGHAM and TORONTO
VELVET RUBBERq SpS
TIME SOLE THAT OUTWEARS THE SHOE
"TIE" STICK ON" _SSSS.
gCA on/11cAI':. " COMFl lt'I`A]t t > ' — WATERPROOF
ail de in Six Sizes to Fit All Shoes
FREE SSSS Coupons Packed With Each Pair -.. lFlt;r1C
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�a Pradueed gra' Canada,
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for, goods.
"This third : development will cut
both ways. To be sure it means in-
creased competition for home indus-
try, but the advantage, for a while at
least, will be distinctly on the side of
American trade. Like the motion pic-
ture, radio will carry abroad an inti-
mate knowledge of the things Ameri-
cans enjoy. This opportunity will
belong to the people who are the first
to seize and develop it.' Clients
should begin now to lay their pleas.
The time is fast approaching when
national barriers to trade will greatly.
diminish. No one can afford to ig
nore such a development in foreign
markets as radio . wilt soon bring
about."
The second happening predicted in
the foregoing report --"A better and
more sympathetic understanding be-
tween the masses of people in the
various countries"-wilI be ,the great-
:
st benefit to mankind in general.
This development, which will result
in the discrediting of much propae
ganda, and in the fostering of a sin-
cere international good will, may in
time, remove any necessity for a Lea-
gue of Nations, a World Court, or
otrer peace -promoting agencies.
Radio Questions and Answers
(Mr, Sherrill, will be glad to help
you solve yoor radio problems. Write
him is care of this paper.)
Q.—S. N. P. says: "The water level
in the middle cell of any 6 volt A bat-
tery'is always lower than in the oth-
er two cells: Is this because the so-
lution in that dell evaporates faster
than in • the other?"
Ans•::—It is more probable that
there is a' slow leak in the case of the
tenter cell.
Qr—R. L. E. asks: "Why is it that
in spine headphones and loudspeakers
the 'polarity of the connecting wires
makes such a great difference?"
.Alas.—This ie f because the direct
current from the 13 battery passes,;
through the winding about the petite.
hent magnets in the phones. When
the eurrent is1flowing in the proper,
direc ' `
trap '
it r •
tt crea
r resh re
test .g
n t
liof
the perS"rsartetrt magnets, When the
connections are reversal, the current
flows backwards through the wineI -
tYigs and letreases the strengthof the
Magneto.
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STYLES
For `i� u Men
The very newest. ideas in SUMMER OXFORDS are here I�
for the young fellows who like to be right -down -to -the minute'• in
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style. Broad .toes, streamline foxings-- everything that's newest
and smartest, Step, 8 w t
in"and see them 'BLACK' or TAN -,Also the NI
new two tone models, ,with rubber soles. Moderately priced at Ill
$5.0A.to 7'50
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WINGHAM, ONT,
Joints—beef,' mutton, pork and Ham ---are
perfected by the tang of ,Mustard.
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should be cold to give the best effect
and the Mustard should
be mixed 10 :minutes before
the meal:
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These eggs will also be on sale at 75c per setting.
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Presents
Captain
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A thrilling story of Pirate days on the Spars%s
Main.
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The Great War Picture,,comm to. . ,
tine 4th, ssth ant! 6tla as the Lyceum Theatre on 1.