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•aroshrr %ar Casuality
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The death Atccurred in Toronto': on
IF ereonals 1
Thursday last (if Ray C, Gray. wu of Mr,
Wrs. John {gray taf NViugham. Ise°
FOR z.ALE -Young Brood Sow due 3rd of
Ar,rit, Apply for particulars.
and
ecaied was born in. ',' ingham thirty-two
Mr. Ivan Johnston,. Toronto, is a visit•
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years W,o, but has resided in Toronto for
or town. l
past fourteen x ears. Ile returned
Mr, And Mrs. Ben Rolland of Landon,,front
�Althe
overseas service about two years ago,
are visiting in town,
leaving l)cen severely &ssed and wounded
Miss Eliza Thompson of Westford, is
tet Vinly lodge. 'lis wife died with the
visiting with Mrs. R. A, Coutts, John St.
flu about one year ago, and three little
children aro now leftorphans. Mr. Gray's
Mr. W, G, Patterson is attending the
I death was caused by pneumonia setting
Optometrical Coaventiorl this week at
in on a system poisioned with gas, The
Toronto. 1
remains were interred in Toronto on Sat-
Mr. Geo Patterson, Toronto, is visit- ,
urday. Mr. and Mrs. John Gray were
ing his mother, Mrs. Jahn I. Patterson, i
with their son when he died. His brother,
Frances St,
Mr. W. G. Gray attended the funeral.
Many old acquaintances and school mates
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Mrs. F. R, Butcher and two children+ i
of the deceased extend sympathy to the
left for their new home in Brockville on
bereaved family,
Weduesday•afternoon,
FOR SALB—One of the most _desirable pro-
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Mr. and Mrs W. J, Howson left last
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Week for San. Francisco, Cal., where they I
will spend the remainder of the winter. ,
X Mr. P. J. Cantelon who has been visit -
with his brother R. J., the past ,few
months, has returned to Vancouver, B. C.
'k Miss Velma Johnson who is a graduate
of the Central Business College here has
been placed as stenographer. in an office in
Toronto. I” .
Mr, and Mrs. J. R. Coda of Trowbridge,
have received word that their son, Lieut.
Harold Code has left Egypt and is now in
England, expecting to sail for home on
the 15th of this month, -Listowel Banner,
.Lieut Code is a brother of Mrs. (Dr,)
Stewart, of Wingham. .
DOMINION DAY AT WiNGRAM
Sports Committee Elect Officers and
Decide On Celebration t
The annual meeting of Dominion Day
Sports Committee was held in the council
chamber of the town hall on Thursday
evening, January 15th; The treasurer's
statement showed a cash balance in the
bank of $143.50 also assets in lumber
andcanvas to the value of $1102,00,
The election of officers resulted in the
return of the former officers with a couple
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W1NQUAMI, ONTA, ,THURSDAtY. JANUARY 2204, 1
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200ca Intoroatla;s Account Of Trip To The q
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1. later- C6ureh Forward Tr'y our Special Dinner 60 =cents at the -
Billie Burke Cafe. Miss Myrtle Bennett who has recently
� accepted a position as teacher at Tehkum-
Q C P 1� r1 5 Brussels at a public meeting last week ; mah, writes an interesting account of her
i raised over $0,00 for the Armenian `Fund, trip to the Island and of things in general
The man who does not advertise may around where she is teaching
know his business, but nobody else does. Tehkummatt, Ont .
R ' .Tan. 12, 1920.
k Wingham, Tuesday Eireo- g, Jan, 27th If you want your Khaki overcoat dyed Dear Friends--
k and remodelled go to Templeman't, Ed- I received the "Advance" to -day and
t andall d Wednesday, Q 11 ward St, reasonable prices, u know certainly appreciated. it. I read it from
a ay Q �i Wingham seniors journeyed to L c back to front including the "ads".
l on Tuesday to ,play hockey with the After leaving Wingham I had a very
.------- -'- -- Sepgy boys and were defeated by 16 to 4. good trip until I got to Sudbury I chang-
Mr, George Turner who has resided in ed at West Toronto and took a steeper to I
The following outstanding speakers will be present : Wingham for the past year has purchased Sudbury. The train reached thereat, alit
a farm from, Mr. Job, King In Grey Town- o'clock .Saturday morning. I • waited. I
Very Rev. Dears Tucker, M. A., D. C, L ship. until three o'clock in the afternoon for the
'Rector of St. Paul's Cathedral, London. Headquarters for Coast Seal Oysters, next train west. .
70 cents per pint at the Billie Burke They have about four inches of snow in
Cafe. that city. The thermometers registered 1
Rev. H. E, Still`vtTell, B. A. The Cottage Prayer meeting will be thirty below zero, but cars were running,
Foreign Mission Secretary of the Baptist Convention, held at the rooms of W . H. Willis, Shutes I saw just as many there as I would on
Street at 8 o a. June afternoon in Wingham. The clock Friday night, you are „Algoma_ Eastern" arrived in Little
' invited.
Rev, Dr. John Pringle . The Bank of Hamilton, request those' Current at 7o'clock Saturday night. ,An
unknown gentleman showed me the hotel
Moderator Presbyterian General Assembly. • ,holding Interim receipts for Victory and carried my suitcase, Later I found
Bonds to present them for exchange for out it was Mr. McCrae, County Attorney
Rev. W. Prescott, f3.. the definite Bonds. for the Island. So I was ushered onto the
I71Mr.Gordon Young, who for the past. few Islandby a "gentleman". I stayed in
Pastor of Dundas St, Centre Methodist Church, London, weeks has been a patient in the Toronto Littlq Current until Sunday morning and
r Isolation Hospital suffering from dip. then travelled twenty-five miles in an
. theria is convalesing at his home here, --,, open stage. I bad four coats and a foot
St.Andrew's Presbyter, an Church Officers of Lebanon Chapter No. 84, warmer, so I did not suffer. The stage
G. R. C. were installed on Tuesday even- reached Manitowaning at noon and I
Music will be furnished by massed choirs of all Wingham churches. ing. The installing board were Ex -Comps. stayed there until morning and then came
Geo. Carr, Ed. Nash and Dr. Tamlyn. out in a cutter with a cousin of the girl
a I See program for details. Ice Cream Bricks in three flavors at the here.
Billie Burke Cafe. The people I board with keep the post-
r„ry 14-, Wft% Wft*0 wow wwtw+�•v13 1 -We are pleased to here
report that Mr, office. Mr. Russell has a- an big farm but
grazes most of it. There was a m
Horace Buttery, who was in, Swiss Cot- over Sunday who is leasing land to �de-
TOWN UFF[GI 4LS ARPOIN I'Ep tage Hospital, Galt, suffering with dip. velop oil -wells He is the same Mr. Mc -
A FINE EVENT theria was able to return to College on Crae who escorted me into Manitoulin.
-'--- Monday. He says the land here showseverysigns of
The Inter -church Convention of the Several Receive higher Salaries.- t
Owing o a mistake in Thursday's
Forward Movement. Scavenger Resigns. Owoil and the only difficulty is lack of rail-
___ Globe. the Estate of John 'Ritchie, Wing- ways etc. for transportation,
The Inter -church 'Convention in con- The adjourned meeting of the Wingham ham, Ont, was not credited with •$25.00 - I.live I mile from the church, it is Pres -
rection with the forward movement which Council was held on Monday evening at for the Armenian fund. The name was byterian but I will attend it. • I was out
will be held in St. Andrews, Presbyterian 7 o'clock. All the Councillurs were spelled Ketchive. 'to church yesterday. Mr. Hopkins, the
'hurch on Tuesday and Wednesday, Jan. present but Reeve Tipling Bylaw No.822 Mr. Wm. Holmes informs u0, that `we. trustee, said he was glad to see me setting
37th and 29th, promisestobe a big inspir- appointing town officials for the year 1920 were in error when we stated last week the children a good example.
ition. It is to be hoped that tete people of was read and passed; The officers ap- that he had sold his blacksmith shop. • ,1, live I mile from the school. It is an
Wingham will be prepared to unite in the pointed are:- Mr. Armstrong has only leased it for a old frame building which they intend to
letermination that the big job delegated to . J, F, Groves, Clerk and Treasurer. year with the option of buying. replace this summer, I have 50 pupils on
re ul-
:ha Christian. Church will be put through $1100-00 Mr. L Kennedy is opening up show � the roll with fourty-four attending g
The program for these days will be as Geo. Allen, Chief Constable, 1000 ,00.
Ed. Lewis, Nightwatchman 700 Q0. rooms and office in the Holmes Block, arty. There are eleven in the Sr, III class
Eoliowsr - opposite to Currie's Livery Stables and two in the Entrance class. The
Tuesday evening at 7 45. Chairman, A. H. Musgrove and Major Robert
Mayor Gurney. Devotional excercises Weir, Auditors, at 50 00 each. far the displayof new Overland Gars. children here don't seem to be forced to
conducted by Rev. N. R. D. Sinclair, B. Wm. McLaughlin poundkeeper, have one boy aged fifteen This will not be used as a garage, j., school. It may seem impossible but I
THE ADVANCE has added several new fteen aho doesn't
D. Addresses by Rev. Stillwell,. B• A. Thos: Deans, John Anderson, and names to its subscription list during the know bis sounds and can't count to twenty.
and Rev. W. E. Prescott, B. A, . August Homuth, Fenceviewers. first few weeks s 1921 We have every I never get a moment to myself as you'
Wednesday at 10.30 A. M.-Intersess J. A. McLean, to the Highschool Board. reason for gratification that our subscrip- may imagine, but the children seem to
tori, Rev. Dr. Perris. Abner Cosecs, to the Library Board for tike me and I certainly like them.
Wednesday at 2.30 p . ni Chairman, three years. tion list is second to none in this territory. The Island is scattered with Indian re-
A.;Cosens; Devotional exercises, Rev. R. A. E. Porter, to the Board of Health. Billie Burke is installing an ice cream serves, One of the Indian boys who had
F. Irwin; Address by R. D. Cameron. Dr. R L. Stewart, as medical Health soda fountain at the Cafe. been overseas brought home a Scotch
Wednesday at 7.45 P. m. -Chairman, Officer at a salary of $150.00, Did you see those,Adams' Sloop Sleighs bride. The people sav she was so chagrin -
A. H. Musgrove; Devotional exercises by Moved by Councillors Elliott and Fells at the Cockshutt Shop, they are a wonder ed when she got here she cried for a week.
Rev. PG. Powell. B. A. Address, Rev. the salary for Assessor for 1920 be $175. and the only 2I inch sleigh left in town, The -country around here has a great
Dr. Pringle and Very Rev. Carion Tucker, l with an allowance of 88 QO for postage; and the only set of 2I inch sleighs I can many bluffs overgrown with cedar trees•
M. A., D. C. L. the collector's salary be $175 and $11 for gat this winter. If you need a. sleigh The orchards are very puny and the trees
Everybody is invited to these meetings. postage; the salary of the Superintendent come quick.-ALux RUID do not live long, I have not -seen a maple
of the Electiic Light and Waterworks be , The services in the Wingham Methodist ' tree of a decent size since I left home
• -r'-'`"W60, ,the waterworks department to pay
u Willis To Assist Church next Sunday will be as follows: although I have been told that they grow
Are You g $2,50, -Carried. 11 a. m. -Public Service, Mr J. C Hay of on the other end of the Island.
'The only possible way that TEiE AD- Wm. Stokes asked for an increase from
vANCE can meet the advanced cost of $2,00 per day to 3.00 per day and staked Listowel, a prominent layman and mem- The people here are very hospitable
continue • to publish at bee of the Superannuation Board will and far warmer than down home,
newsprint and c P definitely that if he did not receive it he
,b1.50 per year is to greatly increase our would resign. His resignation was ac- speak on this phase of the Methodist At -the hotel in Manitowaning I met an
National Campaign. Come to hear a ex -cattle buyer who has' often been to
subscription list. In this we must ask cepted and a committee of Conn. Bennett,
for the. co-operation of our subscribers Fells and Currie was appointed to secure. lucid and forceful speaker, -2.30 m.il Wingham, Brussels Listowel, etc. His
Van -
and friends, and to assist them for their Sunday School; 7 p. m -The pastor will name is Gibbons. He knows Mr. Van•
a town scavenger. speak on "The Power of a Dominant Norman, Harry Grainger and many others
trouble we will give six months subscrip- Moved by Councillors Bennett and
Idea," All are cordially invited. from down there.
tion free to every person bringing us one Fells that this muncipality grant the sum
new subscriber paid in advance for one of $50 to the fund for suffering Armenians _.- _ . _ .. -_- The High School teacher in ht to igh
year. This new subscription must how- _Carried. ing, Mr. Luther Hart, went to High
ever be from a party not heretofore on Moved by Councillors Bennett and A SMALL BLAZE School in Lindsay and as far as we could
our mailing list. Another way of mater- Currie that the matter of all town grants figure it out, Miss M. 1. Whyte taught
continue publishing Did About $200 Worth of Damage him French in his first year, at least out
ially assisting us to n p g be left with the finance committee to re -
Tait ADVANCE at $150 per year, would , To Furniture And Clothes description of her tattle.
r to a u0, their sub- port at next regular meeting. -Carried. I had four letters 'from home to dal
be for all subscribes pay There is a possibility that the town will On Friday morning about 8.30 the fire and four on Friday, The Toronto mai
scriptions in advance. We are making purchase a one horse street brush. This alarm was rung for a fire that started in comes here thrice weekly.
this special offer and request during the will do away with several hours labor ,
month of February only. If at the end of each .day and we believe will pay for i t- oil L Kennedy's bath room where le Thanking you once again,
the month wP see that we cannot con- oil stove exploded. It looked for a while Your sincere friend,
self in a short time, as though things would be serious and, in M. MysTmL BENNETT
tinue the publication at the present fact, they were bad enough for the fire de- '
price, subscriptions will be raised immed• •' - -,-_ "- _
iately. I THE CALL FROM ARMENIA of bo d a suit n clothes, a couple of pair Legislature Opening Delayed '
of boots, curtains and in fact everything
Winghamd Clinton Tie ` in the room. Mr Kennedy succeeded in Because that Premier Drury Hon W
I Local Papers Have 'leen Requested To
A good game of hockey was played in Opus Subscriptions putting out the blaze, before the firemen E Raney and Hon, Manning Doherty
Wingbam rink on Monday evening when ---arrived, but not before his hands, eye- are still without seats itis said that the
the Clinton and Wingharn junior hockey Owing to the very storweather on brows and hair were badly scorched. Mr. Legislature will not likely open until lat,
teams' met, The game, already very Sunday the public meeting which was to Kennedy estimates his loss at about $200. in March The accounts of printers fo
late because of train service,was further de- have been held in the town hall was can voters lists ballots etc. and the account:
layed owing to the fact that Clinton time Celled. Because of the unsettled weather of election officials can wait for a fes
keeper, anxious to stop the game conditions it was deemed well to not ad- Par of Fields Look Green months longer
time five a an a County Council
while Clinton was leading, called i vertise another public meeting, but P Thu following from a resident In
Rose- Nuron Cou y
minutes too soon, At the end of the first peal has been made to. the local press to dale. B C., would almost make a Wing- The following members will cornpo�
period the game was 2 to 1 in favor of assist ih the work by `accepting subscrip- hamite look upon it as a Canadian Fior- the County Council for 1920:
Clinton, at the end of the second period tions to this worthy cause, Therefore, ida. Thos. Wallis Dr,=Clark, Goderich; N
6 to 3 in favor of Clinton, and at the Tan Ax)vAxco will be ready to receive "Rosedale is situated near the upper or W. T'rewartha, Goderich Township; Got
time Clinton time keeper dreamed that subscriptions and same wi,l be duly cred• eastern end of the Fraser Valley about 70 don Young, Colborne; Jos, Hackett an
time should be up the score was 6 to 5 in itcd in both of the -local papers. Who milers from • Vancouver. This valley is Thos, Richardson, Ashfield; W J. Currit
favor of the visitors, Referee Lockeridge. will start the :ball rolling to help out these noted for its .great production of fruits, East Wawanosh; Jas, E. Pardon, Wei
after much persuatsion, made the Clinton persecuted and starving Christian people? vegetables and dairy products being free Wawanosh; Jas. Millar, Clinton; Di
boys come back and play the remaining On Sunday, St, Andrew's Presbyterian from severe wind storms. Hail stud elect Grieve, Seaforth; A. Tipling, Wingham
five minutes and when the game ended at Church, collected $250.00 for this cause tris storms are unknown. B. W F. Beavers, Exeter; E. F. Mernei
�e was a
the ecce Pltlix
twelve cells T.
e after w without m u Blyth; S
' five minutes a and similar" causes have been asked for in Many winters pass wi h g Bayfield; Jas. C tt, Bly ,
tie. 0 to 6. 'Wingham boys wanted to' the other churche& zero weather, and seven degrees above Brussels, G. C. Petty, Hensall; job
play to break 'the tie but Clinton boys Tnh, ADVANCE made a strong plea for zero has been the Coidtat this winter to Douglas,. Wroxter; M Elliott, Stanley
, could not see things that way. Mr. IR, this urgent call in our last wtek a paper date. Christmat day was almost like John Laporte, Hay; Alex Neeb, an
M. McKay, monager of the Wingham and we believe our readers will respond summer Uav,d Webb, Stephen; Arthur Mitchel
uniors requested this visitors to produce generously. We have splendid markets in the coast tisborne; H Crich, Tuckeramith; M
birth cettificates but only a couple had , cities and good shipping facilities, the Armstrong, Ilullett; 'oven. Elston, Mor
them. It was evident that some of the - 1-7.77-7—T valley
being traversed by the British Col- rit;, ,Tay, Moffat Turnberry; Frank Mt
visitors were playing under assumed Annual Meeti11g umbia Electric Railway and the Canadian Quoid, McKillop; P F. Doig and W. ;
names, The Annual Meeting of the Turnberry National Railway and also by boat on the Spotton, Howick; John McNabb, Grey.
I Agric Mural Society will bvobeld in th Fraser river. Six new faces will appear at the boari
. DIED Council Chamber on Friday afternoon'L Tne famous Harrison 'lot Springs ares and politically, they ate equally divide(
Jan. . 23rd at 1.30 O'clock
sharp. about 10 miles from Rosedale and t0,n ba-
to
rust,n
thisiS is Con0,
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LINxL.ts'T%rt--In London on Wednesday, of offa:ersand other general busineiN. It reached by jitney or motor cars. year and alrealy time is much intere
Jany. 14th. Pater Linklitter, aged 56 is important that the meeting opens at Crop failures are almost unknown and being taken at to who will get the war
r. years. The fuwal was held from the 1.;30 all a great *mount of business will potato bugs stave not reacherd htts yet. en's chair. Dr. Clark. of (;We ricb, t
1. rtsid4wes of his father, Wm Mriklatsr, ewwe brfure the directors. The mountain scenery is unsurpwseed patty reeve, and G. C Petty, of Hensa
t. Lower Wingbm, on Frkfty Afttnwaom H, T. PxtnDun, Prsskknt. and Ashin.g and hunting among thtt feat- I birth old viernbers of the Council, a
to Wirr hm amotoiry. A. G. SMITH, Sscr-Tr+wlus. hills provided god ttllact.,' w(wkb,z haul for the honor.
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- �I `'`Hon. Pres, -L Kennedy.
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EVERYBODY S 00LUM.N
President—Reeve Tipling.
V C. Young
Vice President -L. 1;
FOR z.ALE -Young Brood Sow due 3rd of
Ar,rit, Apply for particulars.
Secretary -Treasurer -A. G, Smith.
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Manager --V. R. VanNorman.
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Chairman of Finance Committee -Reg.
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FOR l, --At greatly reduced prices, o, -e
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set sleigh., reit, quick if you want them, S. Williams.
Also one pulper; one new mower, 6 ft, one
second hand mower; throe secondhand binders,
Chairman of Program' Committee -T.
wassev Harris; one No, 21 plow; two soutiiers; J. McLean I .
pne disc liarrow.
If you owe me call and seittle while the set
Chairman of Grounds Committee --W.
tling is easy. Yours true
A Currie.
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Property Committee -R. H. King, L,
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FOR SALE—Just arrived one car of Amorl-
S. Beninger and V, R. VanNorman.
Committee --V. R. VanNorman,
Dart Yellow corn.Race
A. Fos', W hitechitreh.
T. C. King and T J. McLean.
FOR SALB—One of the most _desirable pro-
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It was the unanimous decision of the
in
uertlos clectic water, ,ill conveniences, oen-
meeting to hold a monster celebration
tr-e:oox sae, wiugham, ont. __--
Wingham on Thursday, July 1st 1920.
O` R Sale -Two furrow foot lift, riding plow;
FORThirteen
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tooth Climax, edltivaltor;
disc, drill. These are all in a 1 repair. Apply
`to
Alex Rein, agent for Cockshutt Plow uo.
Vicious Dog At. Large '-
1 have a full lino of farm implements: Gas-
oline engines, cream soparat.ura„ eo,;kshutt
A homeless yellow collie dog that has
implemeuta aro insurpasano for quality ann .
easy draft on horses, stto,, ,s two dours south of
been wandering around this village for
atoaertson's blacksmitnshop,
some time, should be lootced after by
OST—Alau's left shoe, somewhere between :
the local authorities. On Tuesday even -
Hanna tC Co's store and the. Methodist
ing the animal attacked Leslie Gowdy and
Shed. lUdor will leave same at
THr: ADVANCE
tore his hand' so badly, that the bone in
his thumb was laid bare. This canine
CLOVER THRESHING -
was formerly owned by Tom Bennett, but
We are operating our new up-to-date. Clover
nobody, claims him now. The council
richer this season. Complete satisNotion,
should order the animal shot.—Mildmay,
either whits or red clover. t ommunicate with
Gazette.
J. Aov ADAM
Phone 11-60, North Huron.
Women's Institute
ELECTRIC WIRING NOTICE
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The regular monthly. meeting will be
Superintendent. gooks of the Electric
Lgt Department hasreCeived the following
held in the Council Chamber on Thurs-
Nnotice;
"When any in this town is vacated
day, January 29th, commencing at 3
Mrs. L.
premises
and there is nan approved entry on same,
ot
o'clock shag The directors are
p,
the service must no dlsoont,inued until inspect-
Young and Mrs. Butcher. A good pro.
ed by the District Inspector"
F, S%ARGEANT,
gram is being prepared. Lunch will be
District Inspector.
Electric power commis -ion ofyntario
served at the close of the meeting, We
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`Would strongly urge all members to be
EXTENSION OF
present at this our first meeting of the
Owing to tiro taut that Electric Light Ac.New
count, could not be made out ay early as usual
Year. Visitors are always welcome.
this month. Purchase's of light and power
viii havountil the 25th of Ja..uary, to pay,
Harriston 10, Wingham 9-
their accounts owing for the month of January
only.
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A good exhibition game of hockey was
J.>H,Gnovi:s, Town Clerk.
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played in Wingham rink, on Friday even-
ihe Aero Cushion Inner Tire &'tubber
ing between Harriston and Wingham
Company Of Ontario, Limited, I
seniors The score at the end of the first
period was 2 to 1 in favor of Wingham
Annual Meeting
and at the end of the second period was
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Wingham, Jan. 20th. 1940,
7 to 6 in .favor of Wingham. 'The teams
Notice it hereby given that the iMRt annual
meeting of the Shareholders of the above
were tied up till two minutes before time
company tivill be hold at the Lyceum
Theatre, W itigham, Ontario. at twq O'clock
was called when Harriston scored the last
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p, m. on Wednesday, .laoriarp 3.h, i9•D, for
t he
of receiving the sopor of t
goal making the aCOfe 10 to $ in their
the purpose
ira�hLoBi•en6uiug ttoutralisac6 lx
favor. Bert Whitten of Harriston, re-
y�ryecaid Hu
fereed the game The Wingham line up
other bu-iuessas may properly be brought be
tore nice8hareholder:x
was. Goal, Thornton; Defence. Jeffereon
ll not arrears in respect of
and Cruikshank; right, Blomfield; left, F.
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any callare entitled to vote.
'r. 1E', .Ur.NNr rT,, President
Lockeridge; centre, Pugh, Subs, Morder
G. L. BISIRNE, Sftrelary,
-TENDERS
and A. Lockeridge.
'WANTIED
—.. __ .. — .-.,. 11.The'tee'Oe
and Council of the 7ownehip of
BORN
Morris aro &,iking for application fur the office
of asmiorfor itkw; also for •endera for the
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eona;ruet:olt of the i61Y1:h• the Mhtbo a the
council will
, rho. chase ltraiY la. 7'118tou C
litlliy arid
John eco,
n Mrs. oh Ste
To Mr. and
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meat, at tha'i'otisuship tial! on ,tilos., Vabruary
8th, when t enders atnt applications will be
art, of the 9th Con. of Hawick, on Jan
coueidered. Inas. evtimatea and rpeciltcations 13th, a daughter, (Jean Elizabeth).
may be ,,ee,, at the Uierk's re.*idenca.
W. ritzruv, A. MACKWMV,
Rz.to+LElz-•InTurnberry, on Friday, Jan
heave, Clerk,
R. R- 4, itox d,g
9th, I.M. to Ntr, and Met. Ben. Ring
. evale
Winh:gnlBlu
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ICs, a daughter.
CauodUA Cushion lunar Tire, and Rubber
Co Limited
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MARRIED
Annual Meiltins
�Vll ill.." Jan. 2mb, Im. HoLuze—Cortmalt•--Tho i' arrisga i
is h -ihest the firs., annual
Nobe+: emby {riven announced of :Doris M Cornish, Paris
n b Born-
nr olds rs f ttltl shoe
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Witt to Patrick Ii ,
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Wit,gt�ern, Uutertu.. at ten li'i:.USK V. Pi. o.i
lPaydD*wIsy, Jstti '4+tt , l9V, for this par as of
the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Holmes.
t000tviaa the report, or the 1►itYx:tord,
year. to ulftt Wrectorr #or the Ijeer%PtJhGTUM-TUitX3'ir--At the Moth
C,,yog year mint to trwnauot -mull other lytta• adttt fats at, 4�'itighanl, an Wednea
lee!„s easu� m.ay Inoprrly " brought neiors tttn
ttNtem'iyhoidero not in arrears is ren,pw day, Jeal. 21st, 19210 lads= P. Herr
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Mort of Cupar, `.ask., to Msargart
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200ca Intoroatla;s Account Of Trip To The q
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1. later- C6ureh Forward Tr'y our Special Dinner 60 =cents at the -
Billie Burke Cafe. Miss Myrtle Bennett who has recently
� accepted a position as teacher at Tehkum-
Q C P 1� r1 5 Brussels at a public meeting last week ; mah, writes an interesting account of her
i raised over $0,00 for the Armenian `Fund, trip to the Island and of things in general
The man who does not advertise may around where she is teaching
know his business, but nobody else does. Tehkummatt, Ont .
R ' .Tan. 12, 1920.
k Wingham, Tuesday Eireo- g, Jan, 27th If you want your Khaki overcoat dyed Dear Friends--
k and remodelled go to Templeman't, Ed- I received the "Advance" to -day and
t andall d Wednesday, Q 11 ward St, reasonable prices, u know certainly appreciated. it. I read it from
a ay Q �i Wingham seniors journeyed to L c back to front including the "ads".
l on Tuesday to ,play hockey with the After leaving Wingham I had a very
.------- -'- -- Sepgy boys and were defeated by 16 to 4. good trip until I got to Sudbury I chang-
Mr, George Turner who has resided in ed at West Toronto and took a steeper to I
The following outstanding speakers will be present : Wingham for the past year has purchased Sudbury. The train reached thereat, alit
a farm from, Mr. Job, King In Grey Town- o'clock .Saturday morning. I • waited. I
Very Rev. Dears Tucker, M. A., D. C, L ship. until three o'clock in the afternoon for the
'Rector of St. Paul's Cathedral, London. Headquarters for Coast Seal Oysters, next train west. .
70 cents per pint at the Billie Burke They have about four inches of snow in
Cafe. that city. The thermometers registered 1
Rev. H. E, Still`vtTell, B. A. The Cottage Prayer meeting will be thirty below zero, but cars were running,
Foreign Mission Secretary of the Baptist Convention, held at the rooms of W . H. Willis, Shutes I saw just as many there as I would on
Street at 8 o a. June afternoon in Wingham. The clock Friday night, you are „Algoma_ Eastern" arrived in Little
' invited.
Rev, Dr. John Pringle . The Bank of Hamilton, request those' Current at 7o'clock Saturday night. ,An
unknown gentleman showed me the hotel
Moderator Presbyterian General Assembly. • ,holding Interim receipts for Victory and carried my suitcase, Later I found
Bonds to present them for exchange for out it was Mr. McCrae, County Attorney
Rev. W. Prescott, f3.. the definite Bonds. for the Island. So I was ushered onto the
I71Mr.Gordon Young, who for the past. few Islandby a "gentleman". I stayed in
Pastor of Dundas St, Centre Methodist Church, London, weeks has been a patient in the Toronto Littlq Current until Sunday morning and
r Isolation Hospital suffering from dip. then travelled twenty-five miles in an
. theria is convalesing at his home here, --,, open stage. I bad four coats and a foot
St.Andrew's Presbyter, an Church Officers of Lebanon Chapter No. 84, warmer, so I did not suffer. The stage
G. R. C. were installed on Tuesday even- reached Manitowaning at noon and I
Music will be furnished by massed choirs of all Wingham churches. ing. The installing board were Ex -Comps. stayed there until morning and then came
Geo. Carr, Ed. Nash and Dr. Tamlyn. out in a cutter with a cousin of the girl
a I See program for details. Ice Cream Bricks in three flavors at the here.
Billie Burke Cafe. The people I board with keep the post-
r„ry 14-, Wft% Wft*0 wow wwtw+�•v13 1 -We are pleased to here
report that Mr, office. Mr. Russell has a- an big farm but
grazes most of it. There was a m
Horace Buttery, who was in, Swiss Cot- over Sunday who is leasing land to �de-
TOWN UFF[GI 4LS ARPOIN I'Ep tage Hospital, Galt, suffering with dip. velop oil -wells He is the same Mr. Mc -
A FINE EVENT theria was able to return to College on Crae who escorted me into Manitoulin.
-'--- Monday. He says the land here showseverysigns of
The Inter -church Convention of the Several Receive higher Salaries.- t
Owing o a mistake in Thursday's
Forward Movement. Scavenger Resigns. Owoil and the only difficulty is lack of rail-
___ Globe. the Estate of John 'Ritchie, Wing- ways etc. for transportation,
The Inter -church 'Convention in con- The adjourned meeting of the Wingham ham, Ont, was not credited with •$25.00 - I.live I mile from the church, it is Pres -
rection with the forward movement which Council was held on Monday evening at for the Armenian fund. The name was byterian but I will attend it. • I was out
will be held in St. Andrews, Presbyterian 7 o'clock. All the Councillurs were spelled Ketchive. 'to church yesterday. Mr. Hopkins, the
'hurch on Tuesday and Wednesday, Jan. present but Reeve Tipling Bylaw No.822 Mr. Wm. Holmes informs u0, that `we. trustee, said he was glad to see me setting
37th and 29th, promisestobe a big inspir- appointing town officials for the year 1920 were in error when we stated last week the children a good example.
ition. It is to be hoped that tete people of was read and passed; The officers ap- that he had sold his blacksmith shop. • ,1, live I mile from the school. It is an
Wingham will be prepared to unite in the pointed are:- Mr. Armstrong has only leased it for a old frame building which they intend to
letermination that the big job delegated to . J, F, Groves, Clerk and Treasurer. year with the option of buying. replace this summer, I have 50 pupils on
re ul-
:ha Christian. Church will be put through $1100-00 Mr. L Kennedy is opening up show � the roll with fourty-four attending g
The program for these days will be as Geo. Allen, Chief Constable, 1000 ,00.
Ed. Lewis, Nightwatchman 700 Q0. rooms and office in the Holmes Block, arty. There are eleven in the Sr, III class
Eoliowsr - opposite to Currie's Livery Stables and two in the Entrance class. The
Tuesday evening at 7 45. Chairman, A. H. Musgrove and Major Robert
Mayor Gurney. Devotional excercises Weir, Auditors, at 50 00 each. far the displayof new Overland Gars. children here don't seem to be forced to
conducted by Rev. N. R. D. Sinclair, B. Wm. McLaughlin poundkeeper, have one boy aged fifteen This will not be used as a garage, j., school. It may seem impossible but I
THE ADVANCE has added several new fteen aho doesn't
D. Addresses by Rev. Stillwell,. B• A. Thos: Deans, John Anderson, and names to its subscription list during the know bis sounds and can't count to twenty.
and Rev. W. E. Prescott, B. A, . August Homuth, Fenceviewers. first few weeks s 1921 We have every I never get a moment to myself as you'
Wednesday at 10.30 A. M.-Intersess J. A. McLean, to the Highschool Board. reason for gratification that our subscrip- may imagine, but the children seem to
tori, Rev. Dr. Perris. Abner Cosecs, to the Library Board for tike me and I certainly like them.
Wednesday at 2.30 p . ni Chairman, three years. tion list is second to none in this territory. The Island is scattered with Indian re-
A.;Cosens; Devotional exercises, Rev. R. A. E. Porter, to the Board of Health. Billie Burke is installing an ice cream serves, One of the Indian boys who had
F. Irwin; Address by R. D. Cameron. Dr. R L. Stewart, as medical Health soda fountain at the Cafe. been overseas brought home a Scotch
Wednesday at 7.45 P. m. -Chairman, Officer at a salary of $150.00, Did you see those,Adams' Sloop Sleighs bride. The people sav she was so chagrin -
A. H. Musgrove; Devotional exercises by Moved by Councillors Elliott and Fells at the Cockshutt Shop, they are a wonder ed when she got here she cried for a week.
Rev. PG. Powell. B. A. Address, Rev. the salary for Assessor for 1920 be $175. and the only 2I inch sleigh left in town, The -country around here has a great
Dr. Pringle and Very Rev. Carion Tucker, l with an allowance of 88 QO for postage; and the only set of 2I inch sleighs I can many bluffs overgrown with cedar trees•
M. A., D. C. L. the collector's salary be $175 and $11 for gat this winter. If you need a. sleigh The orchards are very puny and the trees
Everybody is invited to these meetings. postage; the salary of the Superintendent come quick.-ALux RUID do not live long, I have not -seen a maple
of the Electiic Light and Waterworks be , The services in the Wingham Methodist ' tree of a decent size since I left home
• -r'-'`"W60, ,the waterworks department to pay
u Willis To Assist Church next Sunday will be as follows: although I have been told that they grow
Are You g $2,50, -Carried. 11 a. m. -Public Service, Mr J. C Hay of on the other end of the Island.
'The only possible way that TEiE AD- Wm. Stokes asked for an increase from
vANCE can meet the advanced cost of $2,00 per day to 3.00 per day and staked Listowel, a prominent layman and mem- The people here are very hospitable
continue • to publish at bee of the Superannuation Board will and far warmer than down home,
newsprint and c P definitely that if he did not receive it he
,b1.50 per year is to greatly increase our would resign. His resignation was ac- speak on this phase of the Methodist At -the hotel in Manitowaning I met an
National Campaign. Come to hear a ex -cattle buyer who has' often been to
subscription list. In this we must ask cepted and a committee of Conn. Bennett,
for the. co-operation of our subscribers Fells and Currie was appointed to secure. lucid and forceful speaker, -2.30 m.il Wingham, Brussels Listowel, etc. His
Van -
and friends, and to assist them for their Sunday School; 7 p. m -The pastor will name is Gibbons. He knows Mr. Van•
a town scavenger. speak on "The Power of a Dominant Norman, Harry Grainger and many others
trouble we will give six months subscrip- Moved by Councillors Bennett and
Idea," All are cordially invited. from down there.
tion free to every person bringing us one Fells that this muncipality grant the sum
new subscriber paid in advance for one of $50 to the fund for suffering Armenians _.- _ . _ .. -_- The High School teacher in ht to igh
year. This new subscription must how- _Carried. ing, Mr. Luther Hart, went to High
ever be from a party not heretofore on Moved by Councillors Bennett and A SMALL BLAZE School in Lindsay and as far as we could
our mailing list. Another way of mater- Currie that the matter of all town grants figure it out, Miss M. 1. Whyte taught
continue publishing Did About $200 Worth of Damage him French in his first year, at least out
ially assisting us to n p g be left with the finance committee to re -
Tait ADVANCE at $150 per year, would , To Furniture And Clothes description of her tattle.
r to a u0, their sub- port at next regular meeting. -Carried. I had four letters 'from home to dal
be for all subscribes pay There is a possibility that the town will On Friday morning about 8.30 the fire and four on Friday, The Toronto mai
scriptions in advance. We are making purchase a one horse street brush. This alarm was rung for a fire that started in comes here thrice weekly.
this special offer and request during the will do away with several hours labor ,
month of February only. If at the end of each .day and we believe will pay for i t- oil L Kennedy's bath room where le Thanking you once again,
the month wP see that we cannot con- oil stove exploded. It looked for a while Your sincere friend,
self in a short time, as though things would be serious and, in M. MysTmL BENNETT
tinue the publication at the present fact, they were bad enough for the fire de- '
price, subscriptions will be raised immed• •' - -,-_ "- _
iately. I THE CALL FROM ARMENIA of bo d a suit n clothes, a couple of pair Legislature Opening Delayed '
of boots, curtains and in fact everything
Winghamd Clinton Tie ` in the room. Mr Kennedy succeeded in Because that Premier Drury Hon W
I Local Papers Have 'leen Requested To
A good game of hockey was played in Opus Subscriptions putting out the blaze, before the firemen E Raney and Hon, Manning Doherty
Wingbam rink on Monday evening when ---arrived, but not before his hands, eye- are still without seats itis said that the
the Clinton and Wingharn junior hockey Owing to the very storweather on brows and hair were badly scorched. Mr. Legislature will not likely open until lat,
teams' met, The game, already very Sunday the public meeting which was to Kennedy estimates his loss at about $200. in March The accounts of printers fo
late because of train service,was further de- have been held in the town hall was can voters lists ballots etc. and the account:
layed owing to the fact that Clinton time Celled. Because of the unsettled weather of election officials can wait for a fes
keeper, anxious to stop the game conditions it was deemed well to not ad- Par of Fields Look Green months longer
time five a an a County Council
while Clinton was leading, called i vertise another public meeting, but P Thu following from a resident In
Rose- Nuron Cou y
minutes too soon, At the end of the first peal has been made to. the local press to dale. B C., would almost make a Wing- The following members will cornpo�
period the game was 2 to 1 in favor of assist ih the work by `accepting subscrip- hamite look upon it as a Canadian Fior- the County Council for 1920:
Clinton, at the end of the second period tions to this worthy cause, Therefore, ida. Thos. Wallis Dr,=Clark, Goderich; N
6 to 3 in favor of Clinton, and at the Tan Ax)vAxco will be ready to receive "Rosedale is situated near the upper or W. T'rewartha, Goderich Township; Got
time Clinton time keeper dreamed that subscriptions and same wi,l be duly cred• eastern end of the Fraser Valley about 70 don Young, Colborne; Jos, Hackett an
time should be up the score was 6 to 5 in itcd in both of the -local papers. Who milers from • Vancouver. This valley is Thos, Richardson, Ashfield; W J. Currit
favor of the visitors, Referee Lockeridge. will start the :ball rolling to help out these noted for its .great production of fruits, East Wawanosh; Jas, E. Pardon, Wei
after much persuatsion, made the Clinton persecuted and starving Christian people? vegetables and dairy products being free Wawanosh; Jas. Millar, Clinton; Di
boys come back and play the remaining On Sunday, St, Andrew's Presbyterian from severe wind storms. Hail stud elect Grieve, Seaforth; A. Tipling, Wingham
five minutes and when the game ended at Church, collected $250.00 for this cause tris storms are unknown. B. W F. Beavers, Exeter; E. F. Mernei
�e was a
the ecce Pltlix
twelve cells T.
e after w without m u Blyth; S
' five minutes a and similar" causes have been asked for in Many winters pass wi h g Bayfield; Jas. C tt, Bly ,
tie. 0 to 6. 'Wingham boys wanted to' the other churche& zero weather, and seven degrees above Brussels, G. C. Petty, Hensall; job
play to break 'the tie but Clinton boys Tnh, ADVANCE made a strong plea for zero has been the Coidtat this winter to Douglas,. Wroxter; M Elliott, Stanley
, could not see things that way. Mr. IR, this urgent call in our last wtek a paper date. Christmat day was almost like John Laporte, Hay; Alex Neeb, an
M. McKay, monager of the Wingham and we believe our readers will respond summer Uav,d Webb, Stephen; Arthur Mitchel
uniors requested this visitors to produce generously. We have splendid markets in the coast tisborne; H Crich, Tuckeramith; M
birth cettificates but only a couple had , cities and good shipping facilities, the Armstrong, Ilullett; 'oven. Elston, Mor
them. It was evident that some of the - 1-7.77-7—T valley
being traversed by the British Col- rit;, ,Tay, Moffat Turnberry; Frank Mt
visitors were playing under assumed Annual Meeti11g umbia Electric Railway and the Canadian Quoid, McKillop; P F. Doig and W. ;
names, The Annual Meeting of the Turnberry National Railway and also by boat on the Spotton, Howick; John McNabb, Grey.
I Agric Mural Society will bvobeld in th Fraser river. Six new faces will appear at the boari
. DIED Council Chamber on Friday afternoon'L Tne famous Harrison 'lot Springs ares and politically, they ate equally divide(
Jan. . 23rd at 1.30 O'clock
sharp. about 10 miles from Rosedale and t0,n ba-
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LINxL.ts'T%rt--In London on Wednesday, of offa:ersand other general busineiN. It reached by jitney or motor cars. year and alrealy time is much intere
Jany. 14th. Pater Linklitter, aged 56 is important that the meeting opens at Crop failures are almost unknown and being taken at to who will get the war
r. years. The fuwal was held from the 1.;30 all a great *mount of business will potato bugs stave not reacherd htts yet. en's chair. Dr. Clark. of (;We ricb, t
1. rtsid4wes of his father, Wm Mriklatsr, ewwe brfure the directors. The mountain scenery is unsurpwseed patty reeve, and G. C Petty, of Hensa
t. Lower Wingbm, on Frkfty Afttnwaom H, T. PxtnDun, Prsskknt. and Ashin.g and hunting among thtt feat- I birth old viernbers of the Council, a
to Wirr hm amotoiry. A. G. SMITH, Sscr-Tr+wlus. hills provided god ttllact.,' w(wkb,z haul for the honor.
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$x.00 Ilmnswic). Phouograph Resents 5oc
5oc Gin Pills ... . , . ... . .35c ,too Castoritt, - ..... $90
$r oo Orchid Pace Powder .. 5oc 75c Toilet Water . , . . , . ... 470 I WE IR A Y TH't W A OX T.A X
FREE—A Velour .Powder Puff
To every person purchasing a box of "Face Powdor" (t5 brands to '
choose from) we will give a POWD$R PUFF F"S, ,
SPECIAL To every customer malting a sop, purchase or over
of "Rexall Remedies" we will give a r5c cake of.
GLY'CF,RINU SOAP PRUB.
Farmers and Stockmen ATTENTION I
33 75 pail of International Stock hood , ... , ............. I .. , . I— , . $2.75 '
--- 20% dWount.on all other lines -• I
I-MDRUG - STORE.
Drugs and Stationer' •
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The. Paper Situationoe•� .attutsriatasseeetram* `
The paper situation isl;etting even more j, [-� ii i
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print has advanced $20. per ton.. The `
Winnipeg daily papers have been .forced pHQ1V�, �91. 11 '
to suspend publication and Commissioner i
Pringle has resisigned.
Property Changes .
WHICH
. Mr. J H. Christie has sold his house on I poor Quality or
John St. to Mr. C, D. Benninger of Ayton.
Mr Joseph -Pugh has sold his, house on Good Quality
Patrick St to John Porter of . TurnberrY- 1 It is so easy to get -black Teas
We welcome Mr. and Mrs. Benninger and with nothing to commend them but..
Mr. and Mrs. Porter and family to Wing- their colour It is always safe to 11
ham. leave- theirs ak ne. Colour is all
you get. , ,
Advertising Rates Adiiancing,
' Advertising rates in Listowel, foreign Chfristles `leas
and local, will in future be charged at 15 Combine all the essential proper
cents and upwards. Fifteen cents being ties of Good Tea, Quality is the
the minfnum rate. There can be no only consideration that enters `into
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alternative to this move in every news- their makeup. We'll blend them
to suit your taste..
paper office as the steadily increasing cost
of everything demands it Advertisers ---- * -" ..
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their advertising really is. ADVANCE will now see how cheap The Tea and Coffee Hbuae`
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Yiptin In Menial Role ' aiwe ��e
Charlie Chaplin is seen in "Sunnyside," Have Made Motor Sleigh
hisnewest million dollar comedy, in the
role of •a farm hand and country hotel Messrs McKellar & Mitchell. Listowel, '
porter. This is the newest of his long list have made a motor sleigh that is giving:,
of menial jobs, the grotesque acting of much satisfaction. A Ford car was used
which have won him success. Successive- and the necessary changes were -made,
ly he has been a paper hanger's helper, The axles were shortened to the width of : -
janitor at a bank, a baker, a sailor, a I an ordinary sleigh. Runners replace the
soldier, etc. front wheels, and the rear wheels arc
In "Sunnyside" which will be seen at double the width of the ordinary Ford
the Lyceum Theatre, Monday, Tuesday wheels. Chains on these wheels allow
and Wednesday January 26, 27, 28, he them to take a good hold on the road, and
blossoms forth as a hired man and no power is lost The motor sleigh- it
general chore boy on a farm far into the steered and controlled in the same manner'
country. Here, while working under a I as the ordinary Ford car, The car will
hard task master he manages to worst a! easily travel at the rate of 20 miles per
city dandy in a race for the love of a , hour and can be used to great advantage
pretty country maid on ordinary roads. A
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$x.00 Ilmnswic). Phouograph Resents 5oc
5oc Gin Pills ... . , . ... . .35c ,too Castoritt, - ..... $90
$r oo Orchid Pace Powder .. 5oc 75c Toilet Water . , . . , . ... 470 I WE IR A Y TH't W A OX T.A X
FREE—A Velour .Powder Puff
To every person purchasing a box of "Face Powdor" (t5 brands to '
choose from) we will give a POWD$R PUFF F"S, ,
SPECIAL To every customer malting a sop, purchase or over
of "Rexall Remedies" we will give a r5c cake of.
GLY'CF,RINU SOAP PRUB.
Farmers and Stockmen ATTENTION I
33 75 pail of International Stock hood , ... , ............. I .. , . I— , . $2.75 '
--- 20% dWount.on all other lines -• I
I-MDRUG - STORE.
Drugs and Stationer' •
•- a :.
5.
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The. Paper Situationoe•� .attutsriatasseeetram* `
The paper situation isl;etting even more j, [-� ii i
serof
ious than it was during the war. News- i 11j i I
print has advanced $20. per ton.. The `
Winnipeg daily papers have been .forced pHQ1V�, �91. 11 '
to suspend publication and Commissioner i
Pringle has resisigned.
Property Changes .
WHICH
. Mr. J H. Christie has sold his house on I poor Quality or
John St. to Mr. C, D. Benninger of Ayton.
Mr Joseph -Pugh has sold his, house on Good Quality
Patrick St to John Porter of . TurnberrY- 1 It is so easy to get -black Teas
We welcome Mr. and Mrs. Benninger and with nothing to commend them but..
Mr. and Mrs. Porter and family to Wing- their colour It is always safe to 11
ham. leave- theirs ak ne. Colour is all
you get. , ,
Advertising Rates Adiiancing,
' Advertising rates in Listowel, foreign Chfristles `leas
and local, will in future be charged at 15 Combine all the essential proper
cents and upwards. Fifteen cents being ties of Good Tea, Quality is the
the minfnum rate. There can be no only consideration that enters `into
I," ,
alternative to this move in every news- their makeup. We'll blend them
to suit your taste..
paper office as the steadily increasing cost
of everything demands it Advertisers ---- * -" ..
in TxE
their advertising really is. ADVANCE will now see how cheap The Tea and Coffee Hbuae`
Ci,t♦MMaraet�ela'
Yiptin In Menial Role ' aiwe ��e
Charlie Chaplin is seen in "Sunnyside," Have Made Motor Sleigh
hisnewest million dollar comedy, in the
role of •a farm hand and country hotel Messrs McKellar & Mitchell. Listowel, '
porter. This is the newest of his long list have made a motor sleigh that is giving:,
of menial jobs, the grotesque acting of much satisfaction. A Ford car was used
which have won him success. Successive- and the necessary changes were -made,
ly he has been a paper hanger's helper, The axles were shortened to the width of : -
janitor at a bank, a baker, a sailor, a I an ordinary sleigh. Runners replace the
soldier, etc. front wheels, and the rear wheels arc
In "Sunnyside" which will be seen at double the width of the ordinary Ford
the Lyceum Theatre, Monday, Tuesday wheels. Chains on these wheels allow
and Wednesday January 26, 27, 28, he them to take a good hold on the road, and
blossoms forth as a hired man and no power is lost The motor sleigh- it
general chore boy on a farm far into the steered and controlled in the same manner'
country. Here, while working under a I as the ordinary Ford car, The car will
hard task master he manages to worst a! easily travel at the rate of 20 miles per
city dandy in a race for the love of a , hour and can be used to great advantage
pretty country maid on ordinary roads. A
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