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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1919-11-06, Page 5Thu Ay, Nov. 6thi iiia P Which. are you doing tohave or E Wil 82i F you have $100 in the Savings Bank it will pay you 3 per cent. interest, or in fifteen years, $45.00. IF you take that money out of the Savings Bank and invest it in Victory Bonds, Canada will pay you 51/2 per cent. interest on it, or in the same time, $82.50 BUY Victory -Bonds and get more interest baled by Canada'. Victory Loan Committee fa co-operation with the Minister of Finance of the Dominion of Cha. 624 GRAM ADVA li i ` 't 1 o11SZ 0\ QN.1,8.11k.".. Exceptional• values in Dress Goods, Suitings and Coatings. Many of these cloths have been purchased some time ago which enables tis to sell them at less than present wholesale prices. Here are a few of the many values we offer. All Wool Coatings In plain greys and • browns, heather mixtures, checks and fancy weaves at $4.00 to 6 60 per yard. Navy, Blue and Black All wool coatings, extra heavy quality, fine soft finish 56 in. wide specially price at 5.00 per yard. Red all Wool Blanket Cloth In extra weight and . quality suitable for chikirens coats and etc 54 in wide at 4.50 per yard. Grey all Wool Vicuna Suiting Suiting an excellent material for coats and suits, exceptional value at this low price 60in wide 4 60 yard. Navy Blue Satin Finished broadcloth fast dye, a beautiful cloth for ladies suits and seperate coats 64 in wide, $7 60 per yd. • Fine English Sere In nigger and new brown, an all wool material suitable for dresses and skirts 48 in wide at 4.00 yard. A11 Wool Serge In fine even weave shown in navy, green, garnet and burgandy. Extra value at this price 56 in wide, $3.25 per yard. Shepards Checks and Union Plaids For childrens wear 42 in wide, at 75c to 90c a yd. New silks, sweater coats, pull overs, gloves, hosiery, underwear in great variety, Be the "I" in Victory—BUY VICTORY BONDS b. AVIS Highest prices paid for produce Phone 89 Bluevale Mr. Wm.• Nicholson recieved a mt.ss- age on Sunday, that hie mother was seriously i11. He went by train Monday morning to Elora. Pleased to say Geo. Wheeler is able to be up again. Little Misa. Gertrude Turvey under- went a very critical operation for appen- dicitis, may she soon improve. Miss. Nicely, of Fergus is in attendance. Quite a number of our men took in the hunting excursion on Monday. Reuben Garniss, Will. Gai'Tliss, Joseph Brecken- ridge, Will. Woodrow gone to Algoma. Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Nicholson and children spent Sunday at Frank Nichols, Brussels. Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Thuell, Blyth, spent Sunday at the home of Joseph Breckenridge. Will. McKinney has gone -to Toronto he having a position on the Police Force. Sorry to Say Mr. Wm. Whiteford of Exeter suffered a parlatie stroke, to which he succumbed, we extend our sympathy to all the friends. IN MEMORIAM FoirREs7'--1n loving memory of Charles B. Forrest who was killed at Paschen• dale, in France, on October, 26, 1917. Just two years ago today, Since our dear Charlie passed away. The price of friendship was hie life, Ile made a noble sacrifice. A day of remembrance so sad to recall, But down in our hearts Charlie was loved by us all. ''I So sad, yet so true, we cannot tell why The beet are the firet that are called on to die. -Loving Mother, dieters, and Ar others SC11001. REPORT The following is the report for October for S. 5 No. 7 Morris, Names of those who got 60q or over. Sit IV. -Total 575, Honours 492:Rob- ert Coultis, 504. Hon: Luella Hopper, 423; Margaret Campbell, 416; Vera Edgar, 401; Stt,III.• Total 075, Honours 492; Edna Campbell. 537, Hon. SR. II.—Total 680, honours 435; Jessie Campbell, 460; Hon. Ju, II, -Total 040, honours; 480; Lizzie Coulter, 485, Hon; Mary Hunter, 426. PRIMER -Total 500, Honours 376 Frank Hopper 409, Hon. GFT A TRANSFER If you are on theliGoomy Line, Get a transfer. If you're inclined to fret and pine, Get a transfer. Get off the track of Doubt and Gloom, Get on the Sunshine Train, there's room, Get a transfer. If you are on the Worry Train, Get a transfer. You must not stay there and complain, Get a transfer. The Cheerful Cars are passing through, And there is lots of room for you, Get a transfer. If you are on the Grouchy Track, Get a transfer. Just take a happy Special back, Get a transfer. Jump on the train and pull the rope That lands you at the station, Hope. Get a transfer. When You See The Flag Flying ? There is not a single citizen who does not want to see thePrince's Flag flying in Wing - ham. We can and will do it. But that means that everyone must BUY VICTORY BONDS ABNER COSENS Insurance and Real Estate Successor to Ritchie & Cosens. Wingham, , Ontario Aftwr-wuW 4onditione, end alit telephwte weeping Ab. reast of Progress e-rNliz farmer cannot go back to the -\- scythe or the cradle. He must keep 1,,,, ;.., abreast of progress by using binder 6.+ 11.,{r,1t1.,1 ,pith n It and tractor for the economical hand- ling of his crop. So it is with the telephone. It is an im- portant part of the business and social life of the community. We must keep aur en- tire system, local and long distance, in the highest state of efficiency. Old apparatus and old methods must continually give way to new. Extensions must keep abreast of the needs of the business community. Public services everywhere razz behind during the war. Skilled men and material' were scarce. Necessary maintenance and repairs had to wait the return of normal • times, Reserves of plant and material were exhausted. The task of overtaking these postponed repairs; of restoring the margin of reserve plant while keeping service up to the highest standard, is now engaging our earnest efforts. New buildings are 'being built, new long distance lines, new underground and aerial. cable, new switchboards—all in order that the tele- phone may;wcontinue to do its part throughout the difficult period of reconstruction. Our 1919 program- me calls for an expenditure of $7,000,000. Telephone workers everywhere appreciate the kind- ly co-operation.of-subscribers in their honest efforts to give an adequate and efficient service. The Bell Telephone Company -of Canada BEWARE OF CHEAP IMITATIONS THERE IS ONLY ONE GENUINE "CANE MOLA" 100% Pure Sugar Cane Molasses The best fattening, milk producing, food saving feed molasses on the market. Don't accept a substitute. We have a supply for immediate delivery. HOWSON & HOWSON The only authorized local distributor for Cane Mola Company of Canada, Limited, Montreal, Quebec. \i," f,"&' V ivikfZI •��www.$Yy ..2. \w y 41 IN NAN 111/ r�r.'�.tt �Y o„arr. I. • 3 c Q` *f.i r'r J G :� .ree .es -r'"" ` .. 41')(10 .n ,.t, You Can't Get Moline Results From Any Other Tractor If you want a good tractor—and you need the best tractor—don't watch the price -ticket. Look at the tractor. You'll be able to pick out the good tractor, just the same as you can pick out a good horse. That's why we want you to see the Moline - Universal Tractor. When you do, you'll see its superiorities. You'll see why farmers have proved four things about the Moline -Universal Tractor. 1. One-man control. 2. It will do more work. 3. It costs less to operate keep up. 4. It lasts longer. The reason lies in Moline con- struction. and The Moline is designed correctly. It is a one-man out- fit -you sit on the seat of the implernent where you always sat. You can back up with any implement attached. 'You can turn short. You can cultivate. You have ample steady power for any work—in the field or on the belt. The high-grade Moline motor is sparing with fuel and oil. It costs less money to plow an acre with a Moline. In addition you have an easy starting engine, electrically governed, which can be stopped and started when you please. Electric starter. The careful Moline construction does away with most repairs and replacements. Motor is up away from the dust. All moving parts are enclosed. Gears run in oil. Hyatt Roller Bearings. Every one of these things means longer life in the Moline. When you sec the Moline Tractor work when you know that more farmers operate Molines than any other make—you will begin to realize the tremendous earning power of the Moline. You need a Moline on your farm. You need it now. All we the tractor. want do is ll let it sell itself. come in and sect The Willys-t>verlan,t I.ttt. WeA 'Toronto, Ont. Dear Sitl . ()or 11.+1int Univec,t1 tractor,tasseved us; nt 1c.x..t :3 men and 11) lion ts. It can 1,e operated mut r,.aiutaiutrl ft.r Iess tli:ui it eo+ti to keep 3 or 4 hor t.i. (; igncd) cteencrson ltroy. 1'reecevitle, Sask. Alien & Alien, Blyth, Ontario Canadian boistriiutorsi-- Wiilys-oor1and, Ltd., West Toronto Made by Moline Plow 'GA., Moline, i'l1.