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OVERLAND 4 has been tested as No car has ever
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trails, desert sand, heat, cold, mud and dust, demon-
strated the quality of every part d the car long
before •ive'began manufacturing.
This reniarkable test showed conclusively that
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land, are • the greatest improvement in riding
comfort since the introduction of pneumatic tires.
Diagonal attachment of the Three -Point Springs
aw both ends of a 130 -inch Springbase gives the road
steadiness of the heavy car of long wheelbase.
Equipment is complete from Auto -Lite ' Starting
and Lighting System to Demountable Rims.
The longer you ride in this car the better you will
like it. Come and see this car. Ask for Booklet.
Overland 4 Touring, $1195; Roadster, 1195; Coupe,
1845; Sedan, $1995. Prices f. o. b Toronto, War 'I ax
included, subject to change without notice.
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Canada Needs Money -Buy Victory Bonds
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KILLED TIJEIR FRIEND
Mr. 1~ditor. .
Dear Sir,
Our good friend Timothy Hay, no
longer writes his interesting letters to the
Advance: it is too bad, for there was
more philosophy in the thinking apparat-
us of Timothy Hay, then many a white
wigged Judge, or gold laced diplomat.
We would like very much if Timothy
would give his view on the recent, election;
the results of the election, struck me, as
rather paradascial, for instance: W'ho gave
tt5 women their franchise? Hearst. Who
put Hearst out of power? The women.
:Hearst gave to women the gun, and they
quickly fired the shot to -kill their friend
In the referendum vote, the women
did superbly well, though they snowed
Minder the grand old man who gave the
referendum to the people, "Consistency,
what a jewel". Who took the initiative
in the Workman's Compensation Act?
Hearst. And. by whom was he defeated?
By a labor candidate. In the Temper-
ance
emperance vote, women shone forth, bright as
the stars, but in the political issue what
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"'the .` .,o�se ® QN.xakkNA"
Exceptional values in Dress Goods, Suitings and Coatings. Many of these
cloths have bden purchased some time ago which enables us to sell them at less
than present wholesale prices, Here are a fety 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 50 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 *eight- and quality suitable for
childrens coats and etc 64 in wide at 4 50 per yard.
Brey:ali Wool Vicuna Suiting
Suiting an excellent material for coats and suits,
exceptional value at this low price 56in wide 4 50 yard,
New silks; sweater coats, pull overs,
variety. .
Navy Blue Satin
Finished broadcloth fast dye, a beautiful cloth for
ladies suits and seperate coats 64 in wide, $7 50 per yd.
Fine English Serge
In nigger and new brown, an all wool material
suitable for dresses and skirts 48 in wide at 4.00 yard.
All 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
Anion Plaids
For childrens wear 42 in wide, at 75c Co 90c a yd.
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gloves, hosiery, underwear iii great
Be the "1" in VictoryBUYVICTORY BONDS
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t prices paid for produce
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a contrast, and to the men who dared to
be a Daniel, they cried, away with hire,
away with hire. I ant no party man, and
have voted grit as often as tory, but in
this issue, for the life of me, I cannot see,
how that tetnperatree people could vote,
other than, Hearst. But pshaw, with
some, Temperance can go to the Devil,
if they can only manage to get in "Their
Man",
I do not begrudge woman her vote, as
long as it does not rob her of the dignity -
of womanhood and motherhodd A lily
wilI raise its head above the most stag-
nant pond, and bloom forth into a lovely
flower, and if our women can raise their
heads smiling and innocent, above the
stagnant ponds of political corruption and
iniquity, and still remain, sweet, pure
and dignified. why then we welcome them
gladly, into that inner circle, where men
fight like fiends from Hades, in turning
white men black and black men white.
I am not referring at all to the U. F. O.
for they then had no leader, butsimply
to the Premier of Ontario and the Grit
Leader, the former was out and out a
Temperance man, while the latter was
cold as an icicle on all matters pertaining
to prohibition.
Do you ltnow Sir; I always looked up-
on the ladies as pacifists,but upon 'my
word I do not know, how a pacifist could
become a strong party political individ-
ual.
Truly yours,
Uncle Josh.
SCHOOL, REPORT'
Report of S. S. No, 8, Townships of
Turnberry and Morris, for the month of
October.
Total 800, Pass 480.
Senior Third:—F. Henderson, 707;
W, Henderson, 7oej J. Fowler, 695; M,
Moffat, 491; x J. Wright. 325. •
Total S5o Pass 210.
Junior Second:—A. Proctor, 295, C.
Moffat, 277,
Total 350 Pass 2t0.
Senior First: ---V, Lennox, 306.
Total 400 Pass 240.
Junior 1 irst:---E, Proctor, 377, *M.
Jenkins, 201,
Total 25o Pass t5o.
Senior Primer:—I3, Lockridge, r9r.
Total 4oa1'ass 24o,
Junior Primer: ---A Henderson, 337.
Number on roll x2. Average attend-
ance for month x
C, J. Brock, Teacher,
A Strong Mixture
Several weeks ago License Inspector
White of Walkerton and Chief Farrell of
Kincardine ran across a Kincardine citiz-
en who was trying to put a kick into cider
In his cellar several barrels of the moist-
ure were found, and an analysis of
the mixture showed it to contain about,
11%, Two ,and a half is all that is allow-
ed. The matter has been Oared In the
h }r of a evli¢ tat and kotereatirrg dsve•
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IN MEMORIAM
&woo ,-- In Iovin4 memory of our
dear daughter. Etta Elliott Snyder, wlro
died November lath. 1018.
One year has passed, our hearts are sore.
As time goes on we miss her more,
One of the dearest, ane of the best,
God in his mercy, took her to rest.
Bidding us sorrow and weep no more,
For we all will meet on another shore.
They miss you most, that loved you best.
Ihut we know dear one, your soul's at rest,
--Father, Mother, Sisters and Brothers.
St ynEAt—In toying memory of Etta
Elliott Snyder, my beloved wife, who de-
parted this life Nov. lath., 1018.
The happy home we both enjoyed,
How sweet the memory, still,
But death has -left a vacant place;
The world will never fill.
— Husband,
A Credit To Canada
Canada has every reason to be proud
of that great family and farm paper The
Family Herald and Weekly Star of Mon -
treat. It is now issued in • a new form,
sixty-four pages weekly, and is more
easily handled and read. The Farnily
Herald is the great home paper of this
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ful of the choicest and most interesting
and instructive reading matter, It costs
but $1.25 a year and every subscriber for
1M0 is receiving a handsome souvenir
portrait of the Prince of Wales, size 16 x
52 inches. This portrait alone could not
be bought for the money. How the
Family. Herald can give such a beautiful
souvenir to all subscribers is indeed a my-
stery, still they do it and their subscribers
receive the benefit of their generosity.
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
ABNEIR COSENS
Insurance and Real Estate
Successor to Ritchie & Cosens.
Magi -tam, Ontario
' After -war
conditions, and the
talo bone
Reconstruction and
Telephone Service,
TELEPHONE service, like other public
the war.
Hundreds of skilled telephone workers
went overseas. Many trained operators
sought temporary positions in munition
plants. There was a world shortage of the
materials that go to build a telephone sys- .
tem. Our reserves of plant and equipment -
were drawn upon until they were practically
exhausted. Necessary repairs and Mainten-
ance work had to wait.
Then came the armistice. The business
world sprang itato intense activity. The de-
mand for new installations all over our
system was enormous.
Now comes the task of getting back to
normal—restoring our reserve plant, over-
taking arrears of maintenance and repairs,.
hurrying new construction of local and long distance
equipment to meet pressing demands for service.
Our plans for this year involve an outlay for
extensions and replacements of over $7,000,000. We.
are giving intensive training in our operators'
schools to hundreds of young women to prepare
them for central office positions.
Our chief concern is that our subscribers should
get the best passible service under all conditions.
Skilled workers, adequate equipment, a resolve to do
our best,,while realizing that we are all servant of the
public --these are the factors which, we hope, will
result in the maintenance of Elie pre-war standard of
telephone service.
services, undoubtedly suffered through
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And we ask the kindly co-operation of all telephone
users in—
Making sure of the number by consult-
ing the directory before calling;
Speaking distinctly, directly into : the '
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Answering promptly when the bell rings.
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The Bell Telephone Company of Canada
BEWARE OF CHEAP IMITATIONS..
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We have a supply for .immediate delivery.
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The only authorized local distributor for
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at The Tractor
The sensible thing to do when you buy a tractor,
is to look at the tractor as a farm proposition.
You Want a tractor to do farm work.
The more work it does the better you'll like it.
The less it costs to operate, the better you'll
like it. .
If it is a strong, sturdy, loyal piece of machinery,
you'll value it.
And if you get all these things in a tractor, you
expect to pay a fair price for it.
That's why we want you to come and look at
the Moline -Universal.
At once you'll be able to see the difference.
We won't have to tell you that the Moline Universal is
a superior tractor. It shows its breeding in its build.
TESTINf DNIALS
"I broke 160 acres and used only one quart of fresh water
daily," --T. J. PolIey,'(,alnary
"I threshed 70,000 bushels of grain with a 22 -in. separator
and had no trouble. •-9 1). Cook, Mirror, Alta.
"In every respect the Moline exceeded all expectations.
Without may previous experience two boys ploughed nearly
120 acres of land in 3 weeks.” --'J. l). McAra. Calgary.
It plows fast and well. You sit on the seat of the im-
plement. Tractor and plow are like one machine—
back and turn short. Lay -out and finish without horses.
Disc and harrow, reap and niow. Do belt work. These
are things which we can prove to you—in demonstration
or from other farmers' experience.
We will show you the economy of the Moline Tractor.
Costs less for fuel and oil because of the high-grade
Moline motor. Costa much less for the day's work, be-
cause you will stop the Moline Motor whenever the
tractor stops. The Moline starts easily with its electric
self-starter.
Repair and replacement costs are reduced to the mimmum—longlife
is assured—because of high-grade Moline construction. Perfected
f our -cylinder motor, Hyatt roller bearings, gears running in oil, all
moving parts enclosed. motor away from the dust and dirt. You
can't get Moline quality in any other tractor.
Now is the time to decide on a tractor. A tractor bought now will
speed up every harvest operation and mean hundreds of dollars int
next year's crop. Come in and see us.
We shall be pleased to demonstrate the Moline universal Tractor
at actual farm work to anyone interested.
ALLEN. Sc ALLEN
Blyth, - Ontario
Canadian Distributors---Willys-Overdid Limited
Toronto
Made by Moline Plow Co., Moline, 111.
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