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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1919-08-21, Page 54.71: 7-1.rir 7 • ' Thursday, Aug. 2 I St, .1.9 10 C 011111Midat WINGRAM D ;kir s r ga rive 0:4 kt "e.4YM AgoCAM c)li QUM .Men's and Boys' Fall Suits An early shipment of new 'fall models now on display in the season's newest. • Young Men's Suits Corned Beef and Salmon The latest styles of cloths are to be found in our large assortment of Men's and Boye' Suits the new waist line effects for the particular young man who desires perfect fitting clothes, In greye, Browns,. Blues, ctc. A pleasure • to show them. Men's and Boys' Suits A full stock to choose from in Men's and Boys' Suits In Worsteds, Tweeds, etc., in new and selected atylee at priees that are right and to those who intend purchasing we suggest to buy now while our stock is complete. Raincoats We carry a large stock of Men's Raincoats in Tweeds and Worsted Topa in great variety of color and styles for UR to $24. OUR VEEN'S DEPARTMENT -Can supply your wants of Ties, Col. lars, Hats; Cape, Shirts, Underwear, Sox, Shoes, etc. • *3k. IA:as mmemplemeloieMww.mimmesemmeaamslamaamae=mamosserimamMemamwo ammeommimmmiaiemsmpimpimem,namaimasseemem Blyth Mr' Joseph Stalker of Ingersoll, a forrn. er prinoipal of Elyth Public school, visited old friends during the past week, and Mrs. Wm. Mills visited Me, and Mrs, Harry Bosman at Wingham, on Sunday, Taylor who has been an in, Inate of Wingharn General Hospaal for several weeks was removed to her home rnent and kindness shown her by the Hospital Staff, R. S. Gidley and William Copp arrived home from 'Overseas on FHday evening Rev, and Mrs. Telford are holidaying af Port Albert. Rev, Mr, Small of Hespeler, will have charge a the services in St, Andrews' Church Sunday. Most a the farmers in this vicinity are on IVIOpclay, Her many friends here hope busy with the harvest, a few have finished to see 'her lirOund again. Miss Taylor Mr, and Mrs. John Cockaline of North speaks in the highest terms of the treat- Bay, renewed old acquaintances in town last week. Mrs. R. McKay and Mrs. Frank Eainton gave a tea on Friday evening at the Farmers' home. Proceeds which were $30 will go to the Memorial Hall Funds. Miss Gladys Laundy, left Monday morning to visit friends at Niagra, before leaving for the West, Mr. Norman Garrett, has been engaged to teach at school section No, 8 of Huller Born -In Clinton Hospital; Aug. 12th to Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Scrimegeour of Blyth, a son, eta DORA MOLLAN (CoPYrIVIUT-t9ta ;Iv 'The 114-4s-. paper t•;;Iialeate.) Corned beef awl ediamge, that homely New England iOnr. permeated 1110 l411'. 'tidors of a downtyiwn apartment house one springlike morning In november On a run up the fourth flight of stairs. out of breath from the long ellath. came Judy Waite with arms full of -packages from the corner grocery. Sil4. followed the permeating fragrance straight to its lair, a tiny kitchenette, • dumped her load on the table, and thee fairly tied to the kettle sinnnering on the gas plate. Ali was well. Net the ',swinges on the table 'claimed attention. A can of salmon, head of lettuee, salad dressing, choco- late eclair, everything that her liob roost liked was to be ready tor him that day. •, Fervently Judy %Wed the narrow gold „band .on the second finger a her hand, Her big seldier husband was to be mustered out of the serv- ice that morning at . a nearby camp; and . he wduld be home foe 'dinner. Over a yeer he Passed since the heart- rending ,sepnration which took place two days after there marriage. Such brave; uncomplaining letters as he had written, telling only of the bright side a things 1 • Now r she listened; at any minute his knock might sound on the :door. • - ; Would he .iise the little apartment she had chosen'? Would the meals she had planned suit hlin? Of course they would. But new there was work to be done, -."Let's see," she soliloquized, corned beef- and cabbage for dinner, with apple pieand cheese for dessert; for supper, 'salulon salad, hot preserved peacbes and lairs." Hurrying stePs ebining down the cor- ridor brought it ltc1 ight to Judy's eyes, and when .a. kn.ock sounded on ' the door she was there, ready, to open It. "Indy 1" '• "Bobby 1" She was lost tpSight in a genuine bear hug. „ "Gee, Judy, but this is great!" and the stalwart soldier boy looked around the cozy living room. "What in blazes do I smell?" he. scowled. Judy looked puzzled. "Why," she exclaimed, "that's our dinner cooking-eorned beef and' cab- bage, dear. Don't you remember tell- ing me bow fond of . it you were, be- - --------- GoccocooncoGooGoccomooreoocoGG000000Goorsacco000GoqooGereGococoec000escconoccuosaGootscooefac0000G000ccotl W.YOU BUY OUT OF TOWN AND 1 BUY OUT OF TOWN, WHAT WILL BECOME OF OUR TOWN ? e Dollar You Spend In. Wingham Will "Come Home To Boost" The Advance "BUYILATaHOME" CamodiQn ti)C0 4A1 A% tqll tt Way ?" Over his MVO's Ounibilt,r Bob made a wry face, but he said reassuringly into her ear; "You heti I'm just crazy about it." And be prayed to be for- given the lie. Poe the first eourse of their first Meal be kissed her. "That will always be our first course," he said. Thea bravely he tackled the bull beef. Oh, . low he had learned to bate it! But Bobbie's training In enduring disagree- able things uncomplainingly now stood bim in good stead.. He praised the thoughtedness and the cookery of bie young wife, After they had washed and dried the dishes together and Judy had listened to the story of his experienees Over there, the girl -wife put on her new coat and hat. Bobby admired them and her ID them -ane they started out for A Walk. "VOX," Said Judy, "we roust get as good appetite for suPPees because I neve planned eometbing else that you like." "Lordy I" thought Bob, "what else did I tell her I liked?" Bat he'd eat It, he swore to himself -yes, even if It were muted salmon 1 - Supper tittle came; and with it---- salmost. • The words of his bunkle, Sim, the wag of the company, ran .innis mind: "I loathe, hate, abominete, execrate, detest and abjure canned salmon:" "Amen, forever and ever I" the. cent - patty had announced th thorus. . How Mtn would chortle at the joke Why bad he ever told Judy he liked the stuff? Bobby hadn't been cited for bravery for nothing; so he gulped down the detestable stuff, aid thought be was getting away with it. Ent Judy, with a womates intuition, felt that sonie- thing was wrong, "He eats 'like a Child taking castoroil," she thougbt to herself, watehing her husband .stue reptItion'sly. "Won't you have some more?" the asked sweetly. "No, dear; I don't seem to be as hungry as I thought," Bobby replied; However, it did not escape :Tudy .that the eclair vanished with a relish. Al- ready a cloud floated across het' bort- zon. Bob was not going to like her' cooking. A big tear came to tb or- ner of one eye and rolled slowly 'down Read these articles with care. They may present something you hadn't thought of before. Patronize the people whose ads. are here. They are your neighbors and will treat you right. The money you spend with them stays in circulation in Wingham. • coom000pet0000000ccoaGoomocooecomomoom000mooaocn000c0000c0000000000000000000000000coccoc00000000000 SEE XIS FIRST when yo u require Boots, Shoes, 4SliPpers, etc. We special- 60-- IRAN f•J P../..47.1q5] OF ie in, foot apparel and • offer a 'splendid 11 v assortment for your approval. A full n stock' of Trunks and Valises. --W. J. ••ALL CIVILIZATION GREER. . THE REOCALL STORE is criterion for purity and wholesomeness in ready-made formulas, Besides you have the benefit of an international service. Full supply of Drug Sundries as well. See me when your eyes are causing trouble. -J. WALTON MeKIBI3ON. WHEN YbU BUY Boots and Shoes. etc., from us you are sure of securiag sat- isfaction as to the quality and price. We stand back of all our goods. Full line of Trunks, Valises as well, -W. H. WILLIS POOR PLUMBING JS DEAR at any price, Let us estimate for. you on all kinds of Plumbing, Heating, 'Ventilating, Tinsmithing, etc. Our prices are right. We.guarantee our work. Patronize home business men. -W. j, BOYCE. YouE EYES are your greatest asset. • When they require attention the beat ad- vise is none too good. By consulting me Every Citizen Owes Moral and Legal "Obligation to His Government.. SAME IN COMMUNITY ILIFE People Have Duty to Their Home Town Which is No Less Bind- ' hie Because It Is Not Fixed by Law. (Copyright, 1917, Western Newspaper Union.) Loyalty is the foundation upon Which the whole structure of civiliza- tion rests. Loyalty to one's country, loyalty to one's state, loyalty to One's city, loyalty t� one's business asso- you assure yourself of proper treattnent Let me prescribe for - your eyes -R. /VI . dates, loyalty to one's &lends! Lor IVItICAY. alty is esSeatial to the ordiary prog- • teas of the world. Without it the werld • must be thaos. . There would be no stable govern- ment in the world were it not for the loyalty of the people to their gov- •ernment. There woUld' be ntr suecees- • ful business enterprise _on the face of the globe were it libt for the loyalty of the min and wOmen wile are con - fleeted with it. No ehurcla could et- ist for a month were it not for the loyalty Of its members, The sacred- ness Of the home Would be a Myth Were it not for the loyalty ot the inenibers of the family group. The loyalty of a people to its gov- ernment is based partly Upon senti- ment and partly upon sthe recognition NEVER BUY HARNESS from a cata- logue. You see the picture but cannot tell the quality. We guarantee service and satisfaction on all goods bought here. We offer quality of the highest at Inwest prices. -THOS. KEW. WE OFFER YOU A spiendid. stock of shelf and heavy hardware -for your- re- quirements. It will pay you to inspect our stoek and one 'Weft will relieve the, -necessity of going elsewhere. .,Order your coal frorn tut. -RAS & TEGIVIP- SON, PRINT/tar:14:4T HOME ieoften thought of, by ignorant people, to be of poorer quality thafrthat which you can get frotn o ti ohngattoll that a Peolge owea the teaveller. We know of ladies who 4to its government 4. people that has have compared wedding stationery print. the benefit of good government owes a ed at Toroth° with that printed at THE I duty to that government. Those wile ADVANCE and found the lattet• to be do not reeognize this duty And per - far eutierior in quality nod workmanship tomj oltnatetilY are tOrnPelledbi — lust te do eo. 'the man or Womnia who GRANITEWARE SALE get your preser-1 protetted by the goVerrottent it the ving needs at A big saving. 14 qt preser. , trareult of life and happinees, Mutt eon- virtg kettle 8Sc value, for 58c. 10 qt pre- tribute iet money and service toward serving kettle 756 value .for 49c. Jar the support of the governraent. the rIngs 5 and lde. per doz. WINGHAIV1 an Or woman who, under the protee- 13AZAAR. tion Of Ms government which I:Ire- ' nerves law and order le able to Ise* WHEN YOUR WATCH or Clock re-- , Cumulate PrePeetY: Met PaY taxes cel quires attention bring it to Wingflatn'stheta:rept:xi/ bebelp mahattein the gave Greeted Watch Doctor. We guarantee eremert which. late Me:stetted tani or tier work.' Our optical parlors: are tom- I her. 1st tier* of Wax the soyernthertt pktelet us relieve that eye drain for you, siva taw right to eel upon its COM* --It, G. PATTERSON. to take up same in Its detente. — WHEN YOU uncycian Dry Goods, I Cerpsta said Rugs, Hats, Caps, Furs, Groceries, Boots end Shoes, etc., one velit to our estahllehment will cc:evince , the most skepticsa our priree end quality , ars right. -J. A. MILLS. tOlesIte MOO Ontitsittlote let geattlalatienteteldfsdre thetee thinge art regatieeted bre We, ared the Zan Who rettitto Owl 9ftinlYt0± ordeetla streefteMent its requirdeete fabill the ob- ligation whiten thet atittles, but in, the Warta* Intake of Me, loyatz IN .ti " /fit 4111, moral rather than a legal obligation. There are laws which prevent a man from stealing from his employer or his business associates, but there is no law that requires him to be loyal to them. The success of a trustiness institution, however, depends3 more upon the loyalty of its emploYeetthan upon the laws which prevent them from stealing its money. Liketviseethe stability of a government depertds more upon the loyalty of its Peel,* than -upon the laws which compel them to fulfill their obligation to thee„goV- ernrctent. It is equally true that the prosperity and 'growth. of every individual com- munity is dependent upon the loyalty of the people who live In ft. .Every citizen owes an obligation to his Com- munity, and The obligation les a moral as well as a lekal one. The good citi- zen pays his taxes cheerfully and willingly. He serves upon the juries which adatinistier the laws of the come triunity. He fulfills every teed obli- gation that is imposed %An. hire by Lis governnieut, but there is a moral obligation wifich is of -still -greater im- portanee to the eommtadty. This moral obligation: consists in doing everything that Wein 'hit, power to protntste the prosperity and happiness •V his genie:amity. The man wive is enabled to make his livlug in anrcom. munity isamder a moral obligation to spend_hie money in such a way as to help his -community. Prosperity Worth PrOteotIng. Anything worth baying is worthpro- tecting, and if the prosperity of a community is worth anything to the people living in it it is Worth protect- ing, If the than& for a man to earn a' good living, to live well, to give his childret a good edueation, is worth anything, it is Worth protectieg. There is just one Way to protect the prosperity of ommunity, and that is to keep the community from being drained of its cash -working, capital. The tally way todo that is for the people of the community to keep their money at home. Every time the citizen of a community sends money away from home to a mail or- der house instead V spending itin his home stores he is disloyal to his tommunity. It is disloyalty to the mer- chants only indirectly. It is disloyalty to the community of which the mete chants are only a Small but a very important part. This is tbe moral obligation that every citizen owes to his community, just as the payment of taxes and the 140• support of his government are his legal obligations. DislOyalty of it large body of the citizens ispelle din - aster to any government and disloy- alty of any large part of the people • to their conaraunity ie followed into. itsdely by the alcatrafall of the convoy - nay. Reif -interest, If nothing should convince *VOW �s.n ot the otavirmanity or falfilifbg Ste Moral ab-, Option tO eonuenat% [PURE DRUGS ARE ESSENTIAL to good health. We carry a complete stock of Nyal Remedies, as well as Drug Sun- dries, Toilet and sick room articles and Stationery. Let us fin your next re- seription -E. 3. elITCHELL. QUALITY AND Goop SERVICE at lowest possible prices is our motto.. Let us supply your home with choice Grocer- ies and Provisions. Our stock is fresh and clear'. We offer you satisfaction. - R. BROOKS. EVERY DOLLAR you spend out of town helps the town you spend it in. Boost your own town. Boost Winghatn. Let Hanna's supply you with Dry Goods, Goods, Groceries, etc You tvill be pleas. ed with our service and'prices.-HANNA &CO3 IVIAKE UP THAT ORDER, foe Grocer:. les. .Ering It to us and we w,lo. save you money. • We carry a complete line ot Staple and Fancy .,Groceries,. Penns, 'and Confectionery Let us supply your home. -R. S. McGEE, OUR AXM IS TO SELL you a line of Groceries the quality of which will keep your money in Winghana.. Our. stock is fresh and ven.desome, Our butter and eggs are fresh, -IRS, j. A. CUM- XNGS. ONE VISIT tonur establishment will convince the inost skeptical that our prices and quality of Wall Paper, Fancy China, Books and Stationery are right. Let us estimate on your clecorations.- GEO. MASON & SON. WE SPECIALIZE in Halters of our own nuke and email goods of all kinds for horses, A full suck of Harness, Trunks, Traveling Bags as well always in stock. Our repair department will attend to your breakages -3, JOHNSTON. • ' LET US, SUPPLY your home with Oroceri s, Provisions, etc, One trial will convince you our prTce a,nd quality are such as toperit your patronage Watch thia silace for future special announce nitrite -4Z. A. GRAHAM, ARE YOU PARTICULAR about 'emir tea. Ow tea% are of our welt blending and give you a richness hi taste obtairts • able in no other. We' stock Groceries and Provisiene, Fruits and Confectionery as well. --3. HENRY CHRIST/E. THE ONE PRICE HOUSE have en. deavoured to anticipate the requirements of the men and women of Winghato re- garding the wearing apparel. We carry a tamplete stock of Groceries as web. Let us supply your home. --II. E. 15. ARI) & CO. her cbeek. "Come on, girl, let's get the dishes out of the tvey tuld go to a show. Gee! It's some time since this boy has.been 111 an honest to goodness theater." -Mob hadn't noticed the tear. Judy was 'glee of that and determined to throve oV the momentary depression, for noth- ing must mar the happiness of her soldier's first day at home. The show was fine. Admiring eyes followed Bob and she felt so proud of him. 'Worry was forgotten when Bob asked her if she would like a bite t eat, Judy suggested that they go home; it would be so teuen cozier tban a restaurant. Bobby liked tile Iden, too. At the ape-time:It Bobby sat down to rend Oa evening paper, while Judy pre- pared a little spread. "It's ready," came the sweet voice ,of his wife from the next room. Though deep in the account of a large public meeting to OUR STOCK Or Dry Goods, Gents' Furnishings, House Furnishings, Betties' Wear. etc , has peen bought at prices ettablieg us to tell at prices Wench will keep your money In Wingham. You will be pie:teed t4th our relection,-RING BROS. 'ENUINE ASPIRIN HAS "BAYER CROSS n•••711.00.91.11 Tablets without "Bayer Cross? aro not Aspirin at ail (let genuine otayer Tablets of Aspirin" in a. "Beyer" package,: plainly marked, 'with the safety "Bayer Cross," Genuine "Bayer Tablets. of Aspirin" are now macitt in Canada by A Canadian Cm. Ratty.- Na German interest whatever, all .rtglattt Wog purchased from the United States Government. Oaring the war, acid imitations were sold as. Asti() in pill boxes and various '00* gontalners. The "Bayer Cross" is your ,only way of knowing :that you are getting genuine Arpirini nroved sato by millions for Headache,, Neuralgia, Colds, itheeniatisiniLumbago, Neuritie, and for Pain generality. Handy en boxes -of 12 tablets-alSo largor sized "Bayer" packages ran be had at drug stores-. - ',Aspirin is the trade mark (registered in Canada), of Bayer Manufacture of Mono- aeeticacideater 0± Salicylicacid, • 40. . • Wroxeter • Word was received of the sudden death in North Dakota of Mrs, John Brethauer, where she had recently gone on a visit. She was in her 68th year and an old resident of this village, having moved here with her husband from Wat- erloo 44 years ago. Sb,e is survived by an adopted son, James Brethauer of North Dakota, with whom sne was visiting Mr. Erethauer who was a well known bus- inessman here, predeceased her sixteen years ago. Interment will take place in Wroxetee Cemetery upon the arriyal....of. the body from the West. Lieut. Peter Mc13wen, son of Peter Mc- Ewen of Turnberry, arrived' 'this week from overseas, where he served over three -years with the Imperial army. FA,40L TZ'Rfil FROM $41...)7=4.254.*R JV WINGHAM, ONTARIO 'The school with competent instructora The school that givps thorough courses and assists graduates to positions. Write for free catalogue. D. A. McLachlan, Pres. • Murray MeLeish; Prim Five candidates from this school were successful at the recent lower achool ex- amination, Rhoda Henning, Jennie Earl, Hone Rasmussen, Bertha Smith and B. Welsher. Pte.' Roy Sanderson who has been overseas for the past. year returned home last week, , Miss Clemie of Listowel, called on friends in town last Week. Wm, and Mrs. T. A Pardon and son, Fredrick of Detroit, also IVIiss Oral Kitch- en of Toronto, are visiting with the let- ters parents, F. and Mrs. Kitchen of town. Miss Mae Perrin of Kincardine, WaS a; welcome visitor in town recently.. • • /Wise Effie Goodfellow of TorcUito, . . holidaying with 'friends itt. and aratted-j, town, e • . . "A lucky man" -The lightning streak, , Mr. Wes. Batmers' new residence lass Monday morning, doing slight damage. /Vitas Jean Howe deo Kiss Irene ' Stocks who underwent eperatione aboat a week ago are getting along nicely, " The remains of thelate In°, Breth. auer arrived here from the West Monday • afternoon, for bukal Tuesday afternoon tIthe Wroxeter,cemetery.: • , i•a*,:;.•VAs`ot Mario Let the eferendum Battle -Cry e eicothe the :soldiers borne to be beld tbe next day, Bob sprang up with alacrity, for the fact that • he was hungry was suddenly borne in upon hint. . "Golly!" he exclaimed for the third time that day, "e wholetablecloth and good, things to eat sure do lOok good to me."; They sat clown, • Thin slices of tender corned beef reposed on a platter, flanked on the right by -salmi -le, nestling ID a bell of pale green lettuce! • Judy etrught the involuntary expres- sion of repugnance that flashed aceose her hathand's face -.before a hastily sunnnoned smile could dispel it. • "I. know it's the same thing over again," she said ID' a pleading Voice, "but,. • Bob, you knew I' reulle haven't bad . time to stock up -yet; and anyway, we have to be ecationeed ter a while till you get youteole job back." ' • But tee lime- Alb so1dict tralning was again brought itito play, andthe corn ed beef end sal mott N6.rioa °ilea me' re bravely'-tackled.''j, Wit; ,peritapa because .TliclY , loved 'fiei:-=--buSband the power • was giveh to, her .to 'reatl him like a bOAk, -She. was sure he was choking the .fOod down :Itt,st to. please her, and egainpit tear appeared. This time Bobby stfi;tr it. "What's wrong; dear?". he asked contritely, Suspecting the cause. "You don't like tiiy,. cooking!" sob- bed the girl, openly crying now. Of course there was nothing for- Ilob to do but to hurry around the atarbnleand take the little wife an his is. "You knew I cOuldn't cool: when you married me," she choked, "and haven't had the chane to learn yet - but I will," The walls of the little room echoed with lloh's laughter, Inaignant, Judy tried to pull away, but his strong arms held her close. Then be told hie' .of that awful ten days in the Ar- gonne forest when canned salmon and canned salmon only had been the regi- ment's steady diet, three meals a day --did described the men's feeling to, .,ward it. Then how, for more than tete weeks, they had subsisted entirely on tinned corned beef, and how their TbenksgIvittg dinner heti Coneisted of cabbage as tne piece de resistance. "Don't think for ft minute that We complained," he added hastily; ' "we were away ahead of our supplies and It was unavoidable; nobody's Milt. Ihtt, oh 1 Corned beef and salmottl" Judy was laegbing through her teat* now, and their first day ended hate pily. But there has been neither eorned beef nor salmon in. their little aparttnent since. Types of Big Gun*. There 12 nO known 75-centitneter gun. 1± there were QS bore would be more than 20 Indies, The famous Vrench itionillimeter gun ha e bore t MttI less in size than the ittherk,an 13-late,h field gua, being approtithetteee 2.962"15 inehee; the German tt-terillieneter le a little larger than the American, being approximately 3.010 Inches. trercel and American shells eookt WW1 hi the GerMatt 77-milliteeter g b. ably with little or no ChM" wIAllteo, Gentian and Amerleal 5iieThs cutlid nee PrehablY, he used la the Ilfroth 7141i *Mont MO* , orms"No!"-"Nol. 9 9 SINCE the announcement in the Legislature lastspring that a Refer- enduin on the Ontario Temperance Act would'ibe taken this fall, the different temperance organizations of the province of Ontario have, met together to consider what attitude they should take. . The result has heel% the formation of the 'Ontario Referendum Committee, which comprises representatives from the organized temperance forces of the province and the temperance sentiment of the province outside of these organizations. The new Committee yill conduct the Campaign. We are asking the voters of Ontario to vote "NO" to all questions 'sub- mitted on the ballot:• • • The Referendum Ballot -.AND HOW TO VOTE _„. ... ..,_ • i . , .. .., . . Yes No X X . , .. . 1.: Are yoy 41, favor of the repeal of THE ONTAIO TEMPERANCE .A.m...„. ioioi.46..b.•a", .”4.6. • 6, • -4., a. Are you In favor of the sale of light beer containirtg noVenore than • .' twa And fifty-one ope hundredths per cent. alcohol weight measure • . . -through •Government agencies and amendments to'lliF, ONTARIO . TEMPERANCE ACT to permit such sale? • 3. Are you in favor of the sale of light beer containing not more than two and fifty-one one hundredths per cent. alcohol weight measure in standard hotels in local municipalities that by a majority vote favor such sale, and amendments to THE ONTARIO TEMPERANCE ACT to permit such sale? ........... ' X — • 4. Are.you in favor of the sale of spirituous 'and malt liquors through Government agencies and amendinents to THE ONTARIO TEM- PERANCE ACT to permit Such sale? . defeated if there is a majority for "Yes" By the Ontario Temperance Act, sale and distribution of alcoholic liquors for • on any of the questions. You must beverage purposes within the province mark an X after each of the four ques- were prohibited. For practically three tions, or your ballot is counted as spoiled. years the -province has experienced the good effects of this lawlts repeal would A century of temperance progress in this province is at stake in the coming be a calamity, Any of the amendments Referendum. The Ontario Referendum wOuld spoil it. Committee earnestly and respectfulry For the Temperance forces to win they '? ask you to mark your X in the "No' column after each and every question, i must secure four "No" majorities, That as indicated in the sample ballot re- s, a majority for "No' on EVERY questilTn. The Temperance forces will be produced herewith. Ontario Referendunk Co\mmitte're JOIIN g'ACDONALD D. A. DVNLAP ANDREW S. GRANT Chairman Treasurer Vice -Chairman and Secretary mei Iixectslor Lire illdg, Toronto) SO I 11■111NtlIIIIMMIN1MMilil WS Sunshine AFURNACE easy to manage; a furnace that is •economical of fuel; a furnace that will beat your home comfortably." This is the proposition we offer in the Sunshine. IVIcCiary's heating experts will plan, a heating sys- tem for you without charge- a heating system that they guarantee will heat your home comfortably. Xf you want to be sure of COAVORT; if you want a durable, honestly built furnace, well instated, put the problem, up tO 13s. Askibout the LITTLE DRAFT. MAN duet turns on the drafte• end-top/ate* theta automatic:0y. Sold by R. R. MOON JIJ .