The Wingham Advance, 1919-11-20, Page 8lege
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WIAIWWilWAAWAMI
HANNA & CO.
Winter is jut about here and the demand for
heavier lines of goods has started. Get your needs
+��„ ▪ tilled early. Christmas is only a little over al month
away, it is to our mutual advantage to buy now,
Holt Renfreaw's Hudson Suit Coasts in plain at
trimmed models $25() to $550.
• Opossum, Lucille Fox, Golden Fox, Taupe and
Grey Fox Sets,
Continental and Royal exclusive cloaks for
dat
women.
Royal Dresses in Serge, Poplin and Georgette.
Society
Brand hCe Century uit ' and Over-
coats
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coats
in Winter weights at prices that will save you
money.
Heavy lines of underwear in all the best reliable V
makes-Stanfields, Penmans and Tru -Knit.
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Our men's furnishing departments is full of new
and attractive novelties.
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Highest Class Goods for Men and Women. t
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Every Farmer Who Knows
To whom he paid money or from whom he received it,
what it was for. and the amount, may keep a perfect set of
books BECAUSE that is all that is required of the farmer
w t) owns
`Scott's Simplified Accounting System for Far leers
THE SYSTEM Does the Rest. ha
Five years of Complete Accounting in one Book
Providing you with a monthly and yearly comparative statement
of receipts and expenditures in each department of the farm, and
setting forth at the end of each year the total farm production, the
cost of production in each department, and the Net Profit or Loss which
it has yielded.
For sale by
H. W. SOWLER
Music Dealer, - Wingham
Or at the DOMINION FARM
ary BUand VREAU-Toiontoancouver, Winnipeg, Regina,
tsluevale
Mrs. H. A. McCall spent a few days
with friends at Delhi and Hamilton
- Mr, and Mrs, Wm. McMichael visited
with relatives at Wroxeter Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Mowbray spent
Sunday with Wingham friends.
John Munns had the misfortune to lose
his driver last week.
Mr. and Mrs, A, Procter spent Sunday
at the home ofjas Masters.
Messrs Wm. Thornton and Wm. Rob-
ertson were in Toronto this week.
Robt. Yeo has moved into the Case.
more house at the station which he re-
cently purchased.
Mr. Robt. Thomas of Toronto, spent
the weekend with his parents here
We are pleased to report Albert Thom-
as is feeling much better.
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Opera House, Wingham
Wednesday Eve'g, Nov. 26
J. C. ROCKWELL'S
WORLD FAPIOC S
SUNNY SOUTH CO.
America's
Greatest
Colored
Show
The Oldest Organization of its Kind on Earth
The Enemy of the Grouch,. Blues and sadness.
unoE Original Novelties
F.xciusive 1? eatures
Charming Musical Numbyrs
TopM Un h Vaudeville Notr Stun #
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THAN ANY SIMILAR ORGANIZATION
in Quality
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A Riot of Fun Fascinating Music
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Comedians Who Make •. •You Laugh
41.
Dancing that is Enticing
• Girls 'Who Can Sing
ALL FOR FUN
Solo 'Concert Band
FUN FOR ALL
Excellent Orchestra
KOONTOWN PARADE "DAILY
Admission 35c, 5Oi, and 7:sc, Nut 'War Tax,
Secure Seats now and avoid atantiing. They are on sale at McRiihbon's
l )rug ?4 tore.
VETERANS PROTEST
shot Lays, Yount ;liras .nod wormers
axing hedges Reel dymbole of service
A large number of veterans of the
Army and Navy in No. 1 Military Dis-
trict have sent in a protest to District
Headquarters against the indiscriminate
wearing of the King's uniform in public,
also against the wearing of symbols of ser-
vice, wounded stripes, etc., by those not
entitled to wear them Recently young
boys, young girls and women have been
wearing service badges, ribbons, etc
without realizing what those articles rep
resent, The veterans say that the indis-
criminate wearing of these badges of set -
vice tends to belittle the individual who
alone may be allowed to wear them, and
adversely reflects on the .legitimate veter-
an. Tiley ask that the attention ,of the
pithlic be called to this matter and their
cooperation requested that the King's uni
form be worn only by those who have
authority to wear it and only on suitable
occasions, and secondly, that the wearing
of service badges, medal ribbons, wounded
stripes,etc., by those who have not seen
service, overseas
IN MEMORIAM
Our little Newton he has gone;
Gone from this world of woe.
Happy is he in heaven above
Where the living waters flow,
Just five years he stayed with us.
What a visit full of charm;
And then he gently Left us;
For Gentle Jesus Arms
Mother and Father
We wish tothank our many friends and
neighbors for , their kindness and sym-
pathy during the sickness and death of
little Newton, also for the many floral tri,,
butes.
Mr. and Mrs. Anson Galbraith
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INNWASR
'WhIted$it1rch
W. 3. Q. t3111esple Inas (wished the
sesaon'nt threshing.
The creamery bas dosed down for the
sown.
Mr. Mac Rosa conducted the Guild.
meeting on Sunday night. The leader
for Nov. G3r4. is Miss Lulu Conn.
Rev. A. M. Hoyle of Helgravc, conduct
ed preparatory service in the Presbyter•
tan church on Friday night. Ttaere were
four infants 'baptized at this Service:
Kenneth and Elroy Laidlaw, Russel Mar-
tin and Fora Coulter.
Ten Commandments Of Drlvinl
1. Drive on the right side of the road;
it's just as good as the left
2. Slow down when approaching a cross-
road; it is nearly as dangerous as a rail-
road crossing,
3, Look out for children. You can
never tell what they'll do, and you're al-
ways in the wrong if you hit one.
4. Try to help instead of hinder the
traffic officer; he's there for your good,
and he's got a tough job,
5. Be sure that your "dimmers" really
dim; its no joke driving into a blinding
glare, as you probably know.
6. Read and obey the warning signs;
they're not put up as ornaments.
7. If you feel you've got to speed -do
it where it won't kill anybody but your-
selt.
8. When making minor repairs, stop
where your car may be seen from both
directions; otherwise you may stop longer
than you anticipate.
0. Speeding around corners is a straight
route to the hospital. Don't race past a
stopped street car. Some day the jury
may call it manslaughter,
10. Use discretion, The fact that you
had the right of way won't bring anybody
batik to life -least of all yourself. -"Pro-
tection."
D. W. GRIFFITH
Presents
"The Greatest Thing in Life"
Personally directed by D. W. GRIFFITH
First he produced
"THE BIRTH OF A NATION"
Then
• "INTOLERANCE"
Followed by
"HEARTS OF THE WORLD"
And
"THE GREAT LOVE"
Now he gives you
THE GREATEST THING IN LIFE..
Are yeti coming to see it? You bet you are!
But you'd better come early.
2 Days, Mon. and Tues., Nov. 24, 25
One evening per formance at 8.15.
Admission price 25c and war tax.
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Big Bargain Sale
Commences Friday, Nov. 21st and
closes Saturday, Nov. 29th.
-took the list over and compare prices with the
catalogue houses, then ,just remember the quality
of the white and you will realize what a snap you
can get during this sale.
. Come Early They Wont Last Long
1 White Rotary Half Cabinet, reg. $72.01
Special sale price $S:OM
COMING
FRIDAY, NOV. 21
We have arranged to
have the well known Eye
Specialist.
F. F. HOMUTH Phw. B.
to be at our store,. on
Friday, Nov, 21st.
Hours 8 a. m. to S p. m.
Eyesight Tested, Glasses Tested,
McKibbon's Drug Store
Drugs and Stationery
East Wawanosli
Mr. Patrick Gibbons has purchased a
scoteli
bred buil tram Mr. John Barr,
1-1 ullet t,
Mr. James Mena,ies bar., --ben in bed for
'a few weeks , we hope him a speedy re.
coVery,
Mr. Isaac Walker and family soon hope
to be moving to Wingham,
Mr John T. Gibbons has sold his farm
on the fifth line to Leonard Cook for
41000. ,
WANTED
EXPERIENCED
Egg Candlor's
GOOD WAGES
IAM
Apply�f
WILLDAVIES'LMTEDY
521 Front St, East
TORONTO
Salem
Mr Wm. Hughes has purchased the
farm from Mr. Robt. McMichael, We
understand that Mr, Mc1Vlichael has pur-
bhased Mr. C. B. Moffatt's farm recently
advertised for.
Mr' Mathew Dane from near Gorrie
called on -Mrs. Wm. Weir last Sunday,
Mr. Pringle has sold his farm on the 13
Line Howick, to Mr. George Wright of
Turnberry.
Mr, Wm, Mitchell had the misfortune
to have a cow killed on the railway cross-
ing one day last week.
SAME OLD STORY
Bill Jones refused to advertise,
He thought himself `' too wondrous wise"
He said," instead I'll take the chink
That I would spend in printer's ink
And save it for a "rainy day,"
For advertising doesn't pay.
The people know I have the goods,
They'd wear a path up to the door,
For I've got bargains here galore,
Although not strictly up to date, .
The price is right at any rate
And he who likes, his ware can shout
But as for me -just count me out,
But time passed on and So did Bill -
His business is no more;
A sign which reads. ' For sale or rent"
Is fastened to the door,
His neighbor King has got his trade
(He doesn't handle trash,}
The staff of clerks are on the jump,
With hardly time for hash,
His novel stunts to get the biz
Are known both far and near,
And when he comes to figure up -
He's always In the clear,
Moral; It pays to advertise.
VViNOHA Vl MARKETS
(Correct up till Wednesday noon)
Wheat No. 2 Spring ' 1 05 to
Wheat No. 2 Fall 1 0$ to
Flour ..... .. . .. ... 5 55 to
k Lard 38 to
Butter 50 to
Eggs . 60 to
tattle, med., butchers. , 0 00 to
Cattle, butchers choice. 11 00 to
Hogs, liveweight .. , 15 50 to
Butterfat
Hay 10 00 to
1 White Long Shuttle 4 drawer, reg. $55
Special sale price $40 00.
deg. price Special sale price �,
1 White RotaryCabinet $7�.q(� $52.00 e�sej
3 „ " ii rawer 4t`;� 00 12:3(o) e�'
2
3 " 4' 4. 4' i .OV 2,043 �•-
32 " Long Shuttle 4 drawer .. , 00 tS.00
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2 If r e
• ... 5 40 S'6.00 ►
4 a 130 2.Oer
1 r, " i' Cabinet ..... .... mi 00 3k3 00 :1,
1 New Williams ...... . . . 4a of3 28 001 t
1 Model E slightly creed . • .. . .... , • , 10,00
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These Prices Are Cosh 'only
d.6,..:rcea ax
W. BOWLER
1Glusic Dealer.
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2 30
6 00
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10 00
13 00
16 25
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20 00
Quy Pawkes Story.
,quy Il'awkes Day, November 5, has a
peculiar interest for the people of St.
Williams. Id Ainsworth's "Guy Fawkes"
we read that "disarmed by Sir Thomas
1nevet, the lord lieutenant of the Tower
of London, and his followers, who found
upon his person a packet of slow matchea;
and touchwood and bound hand and loot,
G;uy Fawkes was dragged into the cellar
isy his captors, who instantly commenced
theirrci1 "' The hetlinea1 descendant
of Sir aa Knevet died, and :wets
btiled at Re. Williams in the county of
Norfolk, Ontario, iai Inge Ile was Will,
lam Nevett. His wife still survival and
is vn years of tags,
TO»DLNN' HAMS
(William Wye Smiths .
All ruin' hams when the gloarxaih" itf l'a'in
Weary and worn, wi' his fact to the
west;
Long haste toiled sin' he left 1' the tlawin
Now he is totldiln' hame»till his rest
Home till his rest, whaur his wife is emit
in'- -.
Hametell his rest where his bairns are be-
guilin'--
There las he biggit his hopes and his
fame•T--
Toddlin' harslet
Toddlin' .hame frae sehule and frae lesson.
Dot the wee laddie gangs, wiitrsslin'
rr pride.
Blythe is bis welcome, and sweet the car-
essin',
In the wee cottage by yon burnside!
Yon burnside, wiraur the hills o' the
heather, -
Yon burnside, whaur his day dreams
gather---
Whaur the wee laddie shall make him a
hame
Toddlin' hame!
Toddlin' hame in our thocts and our.
dreainiee
I3ack to, the land that our orisons
name;
E'en. as the sun, wi' his mornin' Licht
beamin',
:Blithely brings till us a message frae
harm!
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Message frae hame, dishonor aye scorn-
in'ee
Dearest Auld Mither! we honor thy
• name;t•
• Toddlin' hem!
Toddlin' hame when this life has grown
weary,
Dayliieht is done, and the gloamin' is
night!
Peace to the pilgrim! Nae journey is
dreary,
Airtit by angels, and led to the sky!
Led to the sky by a way that ye kenna-
Led to the sky, gin it binna ye winna-
Led to the Lovin' Ane-Illest he His name-
Toddiin' lime!
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Important Announcement Regarding lotr
Topx Rubbers For Men and Boys
We malee a specialty of sewing on rub-.
bey bottoms on leather tops, and are in
a better position than any store in this
locality for doing this work - We use at
big power machine with extra heavy
thread which is better for two reasons,
1st -They Never Rip
2nd --They will not Leak
We do Brenn while you walk
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KEEP THIS IN'!ijND
When you buy Leather Top Rubbers
from us, you are .buying direct from the
maker at "first cost,"
W. H. WILLIS
SOLE AGENT
FOR THE
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FOR,
LADIES
T is every woman's right to have
.the best kitchen equipment that
can be )diad: The Pandora saves
trouble,saves work, and gives a
woman the joy of baking things
just as she wants them.
It is a woman's choice.
Let us show you the smoothly working
grates, the clear overt door, the fine ther-
mometer. Let us explain why the oven
is so evenly heated, You want the best
for' your kitchen. Then see the Pandora,.
" For Sale by R. R. Mooney
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p .Underwear and Hosiery
For Men, Women and Children
WOMEN'S VESTS, DRAWERS
ANI) COMBINATION SUITS
Light,„ Medium and Heavy
Weights in neat fitting and
and serviceable Combinations
Ribbed Cotton Combinations, made fine
even cotton yarns, that will not irritate.
Priced 2.00 to $3.00
Ribbed Wool Combinations, with long,
short or no sleevesmade from the finest
all wool cashmere yarns in perfect fitting
Suits. Priced 84.00, 5.00 6 50.
WOMEN'S HOSIERY
Cashmere Wool and Silk, all the best
grades in the Latest shades,
Priced 50 cents up to $3.50 per pair
GIRLS' UNDERWEAR
All sizes from babies to Misses, in
Cotton ,Union and all Wool qualities,
from the best makers in white and natural
Vests 50c to 81.50.
Drawers 50c to $1.50
WOMEN'S AND MISSES FLANNETTE NIGHT GOWNS
Flannelette gowns of' good quality saacony flannelette,
perfect fitting garments with long or short sleeves.
Price $1,75 to $3,50.
VIYELLA"
fLANSIEt, (Rant..)
Our ,hew line.ot thin well-known
fabric is now on display
DOES NOT SHRINK
Special Values
V!YI LLA PLAN NEr.
We are Sole Agents
for this wonderful fan-
nel, fully guaranteed
not to shrink nor fade
see the new fall pat-
terns,
tri Misses' and Ladies'
MEN'S FLEECED LINED
SHIRTS, DRAWERS,,
COMBINATIONS
Made of good quality cotton yarns
with soft fleece lining in medium
and heavy weights.
Priced $1.00, $1.50 $2.00 garments.
ALL Wool. UNION AND
FLEECE LINED CoM
'SWAT I0NS
From the best makers in perfect
fitting garments.
Priced $3 50, $5 00, 10.50 and $8 00
BOYS' UNDERWEAR
Fleece lined and all wool shirts,
drawers and combination suits.
Shirts 75c to 11 50
Drawers 75c to 1150.
Combination suits $1.75 to $3.50.
HEAVY RIBBED SHIRTS
AND UNDER F A R
Special line of men's heavy weight
underwear, double breasted shirts,.
made from union yarn that will give
extra wear.
Priced 12.00 per garment 84.00
a suit.
Fur Coats and Sets
INC-- BROS.
PRODUCE WANED, PiIONE 71
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