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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1918-12-19, Page 4Page Four JOHN Jo 'Nx, Prnprtetnr A, 1*, HDt1T1I. hi,ruatlaer la CE.X 214 R 191 ht x. Mee.I'It111WEn-TtttT @ SAT 2 3 't 4 ' 6-1- e 8 8 W 11 ! 12 18 f 14 15 19 17; 18 19I t21 22 29 23 24 ? 25 , 213 27 28 39 THURSDAY, DEC.. 19th, 1918. There.are still two war .fronts lett, one in Hoilaud, where a criminal lunatic and his son cower behind the Dutch Govern- ment's protecting arm; the other in Rust. ole, where a crirnital and lunatic mob beat against the door of world civilization. Which is the greater peril to that civiliza- tion, the party of the coward autocrat, cilli strong in Germany and elsewhere, or the Bolshevik trillions of Russia? e rt * The"official majority for Fraser, liberal, in,North Huron is 1,257, The Loudon. Advertiser snakes the boast that be is only 99 votes shy of the combined total of Spotton and Case, Well Tins ADVANCE Cad just as° sanely say that the Con- servatives of North Huron have a majority of 99. Nothing 'can be bad from these tigurets, for many grits voted tory and many more tortes voted grit, some of the latter simply to, load Fraser on to the t.iberals. Yr * * Not a cent should be left to the kaiser and his family and all persons convicted of illegal acts in this war or bringing it on. Their whole property should be confiscated and used for reparation to those suffering more directly from such acts. The idea of Hohenzollerns and war -making junkers enjoying any property for the rest of their days, while men, woheen and children in. millions are going -'about maimed and des- titute through their murderous conduct, cannot be endured, • What Are Temperance Liberals? Ontatiio Temperance Act and Union Government have doomed Sir William Hearst to fight for leis political life in con- stituencies where opposition would not have dared to lift its head if Ontario's Premier had not abolished the bar. Where is Mr. G. A. Warburton and the Commitof One Hundred when every h anti-probitionist Conservative is being urged to 'line up with the prohibition and neutral °Liberals in bye -elections? The architects of the line-up seek to demon. strate the theory that W. H. Hearst dos- ed his career in the Pren iership when W. H. Hearst closed the bars in Ontario It is much easier to discover Conserv- atives who threaten to oppose W. H. Hearst IN PROTEST against the legis- lation that closed the bars than to find Liberals who promise to support W. H Hearst IN PRAISE of that legislation. —Toronto Telegram. Dungannon Mrs. Lott of Wingham is visiting with her sister, Mrs. Ernest Duff. Pte Jarvis Anderson and wife returned from London last week, the former hav- ing received his discharge from the ser• -vice. Jarvis has re -opened his barber shop and will shortly take up housekeep- ing in the village. The Ladies' Patricide Club held a dance in the Agricultural Hall, Thursday even- ing. The music was furnished by the Blackstone Buckley orchestra, Goderich. There will be net services in the Metho- dist church Sunday, owing to Anniver- sary services at Crewe. Reeve Jos. Mallough attended County Council Meeting at Goderich last week Bert Treleaven was laid up for a day or so this week with -sciatica. Cadet Clarence Smiley of the R. A. F„ was home for the week -end. He is re ceiving his discharge from ,the forces which is being demobilized. Pressed hay is being shipped in large quantities from this neighborhood. GINPILLS AND THE - SPANISH "FLU" Everybctiy knows that one of the alefit depressing and dangerous eomi plaints resulting from the attack of Spanish Influenza — is weakened kid - Hundreds of persons are now suffer- ing worry and annoyance from Kidney disorders because they failed. to remedy the detrimental effects loft by the nut there are other People who are not suffering -they are the people who used Gin Pills and restored their kid neye to their proper stale of heal* again. From all parts of the conntry letters in large numbers are eoltieg in to its stating that (fin fills have proven just the remedy requited. They strength• euea the weakened kidneys and ban- lih r1 ttntzayanee and worry. Gin Pills have always been aeeepted a+ the unities:3a1 remedy for Kidney or Bladder Trouble -now they make good again, as the best remedy for after the "Iola" convalescence. If you have seffrro,1 from the rc1`lu". try Gin Pills and !safeguard yourself against the possibilities of more seri. mnu kidney disorders. Gin Pills — SoM 7itetrywhserel, 50 Cert 4 the box, The National nt4tg & C2retnie/all Ob, el Uawcta, LW., Toto atm, Oat. 24.1 lhlrrles ttlrpsburq proved Better Type of iianarch Thee ,V,ajority of Teutons HEN Cheri es SapebUrg succeeded Francis Joseph, the stories went forth of an tt:niiable but tar front e'xtraor'dinary young man, who as archduke seemed to have ehlefy at- tracted attention in Vienna by the suburban habit of taking out lila youngest born in a perambulator, The portraits of the young Emperor ehowed nothing of the ""ammeter that was supposed 14 4are Pin f'rAn1 the familiar epuntenanee pf the tiers man war lord, To -day It 14 the Urn and nlitdyfrtt;ed young Austriali who stands out nF much the betl:ep i}1ap of the two. Front the 1}rrt plRpieplt of his itetieeelgn lie seems eizfnestlr to have lanered tier peeve) out of self-Interegt, to be sure, bet yet wUh air intelligent roreeiglrt or eyelets that was dented Idle cousin of iio11en0.o1• lern. Witen defeat was followed by the storin wirten is now cleansing the whole of Central Europe, he did not run py y like the owner of the tuiti- ons matted list, bill remained in his capital ready, apparently, Iti fake ll#s chances of fortune and life, He hag bowed his bead to the teMpettt wht0h lies made such a clean sweep Of royal Teutonheath, and Ids woi'dsi of abdi- ,S CHARLES 1HAPSBURGI. cation are more sincere than the us-.. ual language of such documents. The Iasi of the Hapsburgs make a pathe- tic figure,but carries with him into history little of the taint of eriminal- ity which adorns the late rulers and statesmen of Central Europe. Emperor Charles I. of Austria,. King of Hungers', was an unpromis- ing major in an Austrian infantry regiment when the .Snot of the asraee sin who killed the Archduke b'raneir Ferdinand an June 28, 1914, IP/4P hire the heir -apparent to the nnym11 in the "Hawk's Castle" on the banife of the River Aar. Charles L was born Aug. 17, 1887, the son of the late Archduke Otto of Saxony, He married the Princess Zita of the Bourbon House of Parma (Italian) in 1911. When the Nunc Dimittis was sung for his dead granduncle, the Emperor Francis Joseph, the only achievements of Charles brought to public notice were that he vas a keen sportsman. an excellent shot and motorist. When he acceded to the throne on Dec. 30, 1916, Austria-Hungary, torn by four years of war, saw the first taint gleam of possible peace. The course of the new ruler was regulated largely from Berlin, and for the first six months of his reign Austria-Hungary was regarded as a mere German state. Hindenburg's successes in Galicia in 1916. in which Charles shared as a commander in the field, gave the young monarch a prestige whielr enabled him to hold , the Austrians to the .Central powers until the collapse of Bulgaria, aped Turkey and the final crash. Numerous peace overtures and manoeuvres characterized the diplo- macy of the dual monarchy atter Francis Joseph's death, precipitated doubtless by bread riots and other outbreaks throughout Austria. Un- able tomaintain his pledge to the German Emperor "to continue the war to the end," Charles made Use of the famous "Dear Sixtus" letter, an autographed leissive written in April, 1918, to Prince Sixtus de Bourbon for traiesnlission to the French Government, in which the monarch said F`rance's claim to Alsace-Lorraine was "justified." Although the letter was denounced as a "forgery" in Vienna, the For- eign Office claiming it had been writ- ten by a French ecclesiastic who had been acting as confessor to the Em- press Zita, subsequent events preyed its authenticity. It was the first re- vLtation of the break between the German Emperor and his vassal King. Previously, Emperor £lharlee had indicated his desire tor peace, however, in speeches before the Retehrat. In Deccember, 1917, fe declared his willingness to conclude peace with the Allies if they would guarantee the integrity of A.ustrt .- Hungary. In October, 1918, lie announced plans for the federalization of .. Un- tria-Hungary, and In an address to the Hungarian Diet fratlkly admitted his throne was in "peril." a►, day or two rater, Count Karolyl, leader of the Hungarian Republicans, at:Monne- ed the success of ,a bloodless re)rolrti- tion tri Budapest and declared Hush- gar), e, free and independent shat*. Still later the Geriiian and otlebr provinces declared their purpose to become autonomous nntitieel, and the House •of the Hapsburgs, once the leader of the Holy Roman Empire, seemed to be about to collapse like it house of eiardii. DRUGLESS PHYSICIAN CHIROPRACTIC Chiropractic Drugless Healing accur- ately locates and removes the cause of disease, allowing nature to restore health, J r A. FOX DX, D.O. Osteopathy Electricity Member Drugless Physicians AsMtocia- tti'm of Catradet, Pbotek 191:-• r NOHAM Ai HILL'S MUSIC T+ E MUSIC IS TO THE MIND WHAT EXERCISE is TO THE 13()1)Y every Canadian Father and Mother should give their children an opportunity to lCiU'n and a t,ciulre the ART OF MUSIC. To any one purchasing a piano trout us betwe'e'n now and Chrietela•; the will give a. quarter's lessons. .Out buy at once as delivery , 4 tc',•y r.lotv,rety 00 account of the nntny who are buying piano these day and the slit, l- ege of labor we are melting then almost faster than we e:,n';chore .e•, but the enly thing to do is to get yam, .order in and we will got you your piano as soon n9 it la humanly possibly. Give yowl ohlidtroen a ch mice They are worth it. We guarantee all Pianos, Phonographs and Sc,\ - i f4 Ma4l1fne ;, llQ4 11t from Start Your 'Phonograph If we ever had reason to he gay and to hold forth 10 soup; and '.we'e t music Surely it is naw. \Ve will take phonographs and e+rgane un *nog. .PA 4,4 crA it" r iA., y 'J%\N ;I. • v,* ar. ire is I qP, ;14°;, ♦4i w PA !►tom 1 wU rely A I ✓aw I a$. *fi w r► .�w♦�a ♦ 1G +iA►q�/•.w .r►fi�r►T�r� rwfi�+iSA �lA 1fiA �A.�.,1� "1IA � f �'IA �jA �fy 'ATY hT� mAIA ,f� ' +!�4 i M �< 14� I �j r'1� 1 l t i�� it hili i� C !1� �I) 31 *. ri* You Need More Than A Laxative To correct constipation, ifl i ren of 4igest1C1 9 end elimination should be helped,. Try NR and see how much better you feel. e NR Today—Keeps the Doctor Away To live and be healthy, your body ?;mechanism must properly digest your feetl,ept�s-pet ail the nourishment from Lin1e Ilirli t)ll5 seeortipiL' bei} by Ilia e 5 f3igeestipe0itn�iilatia,t .'t end eliminatfop-hQ worn, ,lk et rho etomach. liver, kidney# and 11 vrei , The failure of anyppof the tai or. • the notionitof a the properly affects A forced bowel movement does not help constipation; it only re- lieves for a few hours the eon- dition that constipation brings about. Now it you are used to taking so -caned laxative pills, oil, purges and the like, you know mighty well you've got to be taking them all the time. Moreover, if you stick to any one laxative, you've got to be increas- ing the dose all the time. That can do you a lot of harm. Stop dosing yourself with ouch things just long enough to give Nature's Rem- edy (NR 'Tablets) a trial, and let the N results show the difference. R Tab - T 1,es are not mere bowel inovers, their m pose is to correct the condition that i.,auces constipation and give you real, genuine, lasting benefit; to improvo Your digestion and assimilation, give you a good hearty appetite, regulate year liver and bowels, tone up kidney r. i tion ard give your poison -clogged be.ly aood cleaning out. good Remedy (NR Tablets) it not harsh;it is mild, easy. pleasant in new R%n' no griping or. vain ever fellows its use; but itis thorough anti sure, By its action ort the di(', stive organs it promotes assimilation which means extraction of full nourishment from .your ' food, and thereby gives you new strength, energy, better blood, better appetite. Ey toning, not stirring your lazy liver, Nit sends bile into the intestines, improving in- testinal, digestion, Lastly, by gentlY encouraging more Vigorous bowel and kidney action, NR. drives po1conotta impurities out of and cleans tip Sour 'bodyy Nature's Remedy (NE Tablete) and just see how much better you feel eway.et a 26 b tod In every Get 2 0 box a YY and taleone each night. fora week. You'll say you never felt better iu your life. NR is sold, guaranteed and recommended by your druggist.. J. WALTON McKIBBON, Druggist, Wingham f,1HANNACO. Al_ _-'- _-- t _ Christmas! 1 Christmas shoppers will find it easy choosing many useful and newest novelties on display in our window and store. H4nd. <erchief s, Fancy NeekwPar, al C endsHandker- chiefs, a Calendar Hd er- n chiefs, Children's Box Handkerchiefs, 'Camisoles, Voile Waists, Fancy Linen, Tray Cloths, Silk Hose, Umbrellas, Children's Wool Goods Mufflers v FURS—Mink, Fox, Wolf and Sable $50 to $150, FVR COATS—Hudson Seal and Muskrat. Special $149, CHILDREN'S FURS—White Thibet, Rabbit, $6.50 to $12.00. Men's Christmas Furnishings Neckwear, Gloves, Shirts, Suspenders, Silk Hose (Silk & flannel) Mufflers, Pur Caps, Fru' Coats. (Silk and Wool) The Store with the Rig stock. ASK FOR A CALENDAR FA A'O q� .e► X X X X X NOF C'tlKitlh.' FLECTED PRESIDENT 'TXT TV Tr "I'bo Northern hockey League Honors W ing/multi, At the Annual meeting of the Northern Hockey League held at the Sterlin ; Rink, Palmerston, 'ttteeday afternoon, Dee. 10, it was decided to resume senior hockey We coming retie ill and t'nrnul'afye it in every po ;able way and form. Owing to the. war t;eilior 1l'n°'hey wa`'s dtsi)ended by the Northern 11 u c k ey League last year. and only jtiniul butte!" wee played, lint the refs+•,'r:; of the league ate 'Oohing tnrWai'd to the ruining 8C0140n. as the i;reate't one, in 111 bite r,ry of the N. II. L. both it: ;,mine noel junior classes. I)f. II. 1i. C'olville», wielded at the , ate meeting. and a number of nortlu'tn towns were represented. Il. L. H, Bamford of Listowel, secretary et the league for the least seilsr>it submit- ted a report which ehuws the organization to he in a flue financial condition, and at tate rattle renis encouraging hockey 4n the town:, and cities of Ontario. The following officers were elected: President R. A. t,:urrie, Wingham. Vice -President .W. 11. Rhodes, London. 1 ` Secretary --B. L. A. Bamford, Listowel. 'treasurer --J. h, McGuire, Palmerston, ! , Executive Committeeeel. Cr. Bert'. 1.l t - towel; B. Whitmore, lr(arristeni lir H. 13. 'dtenen, I'fiin;ereton and one other to , , ,be chosen by the pre$Ident, F' *t !;4+ tisavtl.,'s Staakts.' Dx Store t 7!1' tee Mn R, A, CURRI t, President, All entries for senior and junior teams must be in the hands of the secretary by December 26 Players under 20 years of age on January 1 are eligible to play jun- ior hockey. The group dates Will be arranged De- cember 27. An entrance fee of 85 will be charged for all entries. The players on the junior teams may also play senior hoc- key if they desire. It was decided to hold a consolation ser- ies for the runners-up of the various groups, It was stated that the hockey interest ceased in many towns and cities when the team was put out of the finals. .A cup will be donated and this difficulty will be overcome in this way. ,A grout: consisting of London, Sarnia and St Thomas, was proposed. If these three cities enter tearns this year it will likely be one lively group, The following resolution was passed: ' Any returned soldier returning to his home town may enter a N. H. L. team at any time. Returned soldiers locating in new territory must play one or more games with the team before entering in the finals. The following towns and cities will be represented in the Northern Hockey League this winter, Senior--- Ripley, Wingham, Lucknow, Milverton, Chesley, IIarriston, Mount Forest, Elmira, Junior--Wingham, Durham, Mount Forest, Harriston, Chesley, Stratford, The Finest sight in Town. -Js our be au- tiftds stock of Gifts, containing .iii that is Bright, Fresh, Ncw told N* lvel in Holiday Goods of gen- uine \V()l'th and unquestioned value for i'c.illy de- sirable presents,. We Can Meet Your W. , , , . , , `iirli��, ��I1.,11.t,\Ct your needs, collie and let Us show you sl Variety of beautiful presents that \viii at once ltppi'aI to you ;.LS, 44JLLSt the Thing," We hate gcntiine 1]4.''LV attractions l'ot' Xmas and P,e \V -nett you to know it. Useful Presents lore Lames Weak Silk Waists, Silk Kimonos, Crepe Kimonos, Fan. cy Stock Collars, Silk Ties, Kid (cloves, I-Iandlcer. chiefs, Side Combs, Barretts, Mand Bags, Purses Sweater Coats, Motor Scarfs, Silk Umbrellas, Silk Underskirts, Ribbons and Felt Slippers. Big stock of black and colored silks. FLIPS of all binds at ssecial Christma:;..prices. gift than an Electric Va Emcl . Wehavehave thehat r'Cador il ac Cleanore - ers in stock at the old prices. See them.. IAZNX1S \Oa'e Store To be Dressed just right for Christmas every rnan and boy needs some of our Gents1Furnishings You vyill be surprised to find how many gift sug- gestions there are here for rneri and" boys, and hots presents are appreciated selected at A Man's Store • ice` YS• • We especially invite the Ladies to call and inspect our large range of Silk Ties, Kid Gloves, Silk Muffler's, Braces' i11 fancy boxes, Armbands, Caps, Hockey Shoes, Cuff Links, Sweater Coats, Dressing Cons, Handkerchiefs, Umbrellas, Fur Caps, Fur Coats; all kinds of Furs. r� 4 48470 4 asile OA, �• bsals6, Ej co. I. Wingham} - Ont." X 4ci4 4+++4 +++4444444"4"444444+44+R Mitchell, Palmerston, Owen Sound, Han- over and New Hannlburg. A number of other towns will likely make entries later on. A committee was elected to discuss se- curing a prize of some kind to perpetu- ate the memory of the fallen heroes, It was suggested that a memorial cup be se- cured. The committee appointed will report at the next annual meeting. When Christmas Sings, It is a song, It is a smile, It is that long Dreamt "Afterwhil0;" That season sweet When in us rise Our hearts to meet ' The splendid skies With love and faith Of better things— When Christmas singe, When Christmasp sings! DOUBLE VOIUR PAY A young ledy was earning $10 a week a few months ago, now receives a eatery of 820 a week ass the result of the training given in the We a':',ist our graduates to good positions. ENTER:. ANY TIME CATALOGUE FREE •WINTER PERM PROM JANUARY 6, 1919. D. A. McLachlan, Pres. A. Haviland, Prin Complete VOIR Xmas Shopping of the Wingham Bazaar« Where no Lottery aerobic or flame of Chance Mists Everybody gets a prize here. We believe in giving everybody the same square deal, By looking over our Enormous Stock and comparing prices you can easily see who pays for this Lottery or Game of Chance. which its ex. DIained in a window on our Main St. is liable to a $2,000 fine. Oo to the store that has the blggest stock and !oweet prices *ntI 00 Lottery ti'ameet. WINGHAM BAZAAR •• $5.!O for $4.9 GIVE War -Savings Stamps . As Christmas Gifts BUY a War -Savings Starnp• for ,$4.00 and affix it to space No. 1 of the Certificate that will be given you. Fill in the natite of the one to whom you wish to make this Christ- mas Gift—the most desirable of Gifts, for it may well mark the commencement of habits of Thriet; the stepping stone to Success. The Certificate In offering your gift you could say, "If you invest your= savings regularly in War -Savings Stamps, you will soon fill this certificate, which becomes Canada's pledge to pay you $50 on the first day of 1924," "With every 25 cents you save you cs-t buy a THRIFT Stamp, 16 of which on a Thrift Card -will be exchanged for a W. -S, S," "An excellent investment for small savings; and a strong incentive ,to every -day economy." 5712 THOMAS IMIII rE ,Minister of Finance FOR SALIt AT Money -Order Post Offices, Hanks and Wherever the W.-S.S sign is displayed. r Sick and Run Down Automobiles If your auto needs attention, call us up. We are professional doctors for any Blake of auto. Work guaranteed. Treat'your automobile to a New Years Gift by having it overhauled this winter and thus elimin- ate your auto} troubles next season. '. Will store cars for overhauling free of charge. We have the ronin. eindependentGarage F. Merkley, Proprietor.