The Wingham Advance, 1920-09-02, Page 5)or
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Presented and supervised by Thos. H. Ince.
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With her husband, LOU LELLEGEN,
The World and -Its' Womcklx-
As big as the world
------ as emotional as its woman—
the story of a great love and how it triumphed over, a nation.
A Picture Every Girl Should See
Seven acts of suspense suptaining dramatic action with the most formidable cast
of important players ever assembled for one production. Zena Keefe, Ruby De
Remer, Violet Horner, James Morrison and Arthur Donaldson.
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During the post Sixtoen YlI the Spot' fft� I %ft
A ls;$dthern edito r
r has the tollowing tel ton Busineas College, Witigham, Unt-i
s4y,Twi.A1)v-Am,s mighteaY t ' he same has trained and placed in excellent poI
'Without getting for from the truth: "The� itionsover one thousand, three hundred
world didnot cometo aneildlast Dee- young people. These graduates have
ember, as was predicted by some fellow, measured up to the etandard required by
who didn't know what he was talking th- most exacting and largest business
about, We areglad he didn't arid we co;cerns of Canadian and American citieq`
hope it will not come too soon, But if Many have been erniployed as teachers in -4
the worst is to happen there are a lot of other commercial schools. ew Appiva s o a .00 8'.
subscribers who ought to settle UP as We Our premises. are. healthful, coot in
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don'It want to chase all over boll to find summer, warm in winter and in case of
them." fire every student can leave the building
one thing that helps to cut down pro, in less than one minute. Does. that ap- We have )Ust, passed into atI ma y new lines
duction these times is the amount of t e peat to you.Mother? or are you satisfied
,im Goods and invite yoil to c
that is spent in aughter in a third story
,, joy riding. Many people to have your d of Fall all and inspect them
that in past years have been steady phig- attic where exit in case of fire would be
gers have becomeepthralled with the pleas, cut off,
ure of jittrI The week -end is no Position New Blouses in a bost of colors and styles that are exCeptional VAlUes,
are absolutely guaranteed
longer a time for rest, but for stren. every graduate, providing. they go to Georgettes Crepes and Habitaui, in. Maize,, Sand, Peach, Mauve,
uous pastime, Workers return to Toronto, Last year every graduate who b I
on- Navy and White ....... ..............................................................., $6-0010 $1%09'
their duties Monday morning in a so, wished was met at the depot in Ton
to by
worse shape than they left Saturday, tbo, principal of our Canada Busi
s being ness College in that city, and driven direct X Sweaters and Pull-overSo New styles an( Combinations in
Statistics now show that less work 1 .1 color i '
done on Monday in factories than any to a po American beauty, Turquoise Blue, Rose, Grey, Gr III virlging in
sition and a suitable boarding
day in the week, and we can see evidence house. The some good, service awaits
price from ............ ...... ......... ................. ............... ... 50"tot $15.00
on all sides that these statisticians tell the you. A �osltion for every graduate is
truth. our motto.
Specta The Spotton College re -opens on th; &M, Corsets and Brassieres. We are agents for the, famous Goddess.
The Palmerston tor wistfully IIIIII
same day as the High Schools, Tuesday, T-ront-laced Corsets and are showing a number of -new modeh-, for
calls upon the citizens to "beautify their September 7th fall .........................................................................
town". The Harriston Review editoI This school is affiliated ...... $3.50 to
with the Canada Business College of Tor- All styles of Brassieres in stock at ................. to $2.2�-
.who has apparently been in the place, onto, Kitchener, Guelph, Stratford,
after reading the article, briefly comments,
I'Some undertaking." Oshawa, Liqtowel, Hanover, Orangeville, ets. A large, assort-,;
Lindsay, Midland, etc, This is Canada's Curtain Materials. Marquisettes, Scrims and N
William Rose of Ltcbo Place, Brantford, Greatest Chain of High grade, Modern, ment to' select from at very attractive prices..
found himself cliastized severely by his Actual Business Schools controlled aud
own sons and some of the neighbors on conducted by Mr. Spotton of the Spotton Men's Wear. New Hats, Caps, Sbirts, Ties, Soi, Raincoats and..
Monday night and the verdict of the Business College, Wingham.
village was that he, -well deserved it, lie Thos . e who cannot enter on September Clothin".
left a family oi eight children and skipped 7th, may sjudy at home through the X
over to Buffalo with the wido w of his Spotton Correspondence Schools, 274
brother, killed � in France, and on his College St,, Toronto, and enter. college, X, I X MILLS
retiI he was promptly captured by his later, All interested should Write for par-
sons and some of the neighbors and after ticulars.at once, Produce Wanted, Cash or Trade. Men"s Wear a Specialty.
a sticky tar bath he was put into feathers
and left to his fate. He has since dis.
appeared.
Following conviction by Magistrate ........
Miers for exceeding the speed limit,
their lic- Pt)
seven Windsor taxi drivers had X,
enses cancelled by the Windsor Police
Commission, when informed by two of S-11
the drivers that taxi proprietors demand- Your Farm
ed speed rduring the races, declared the
We I -lave Sold Over 20,000 FaIrms �o Date
taxi owners who, issued such orders were No liting fee and no Vnithdrawal rh mes. You pay
equally responsible'and should be barred us
or I lephone,
from doing business.
E. A. Stroiit Farm Ago
pson, assistant station
W. C. Thom
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agent at Luc badly at Box 312, Wlngham� Ont.
-an, was hurt very
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nhejumpedoff the rear ;.4r
noon Friday whe dy 1�', 4,;
end of a moving freight car. The car at
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ing over GEO. J. 11V
the time of the accident, was pass' RIGHT
the main street crossing. Thompson was
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getting off the car to go to his dinner.
_ExperieLed Piano Tuner—
As lie was about to jump he lost his bat -
Teacher of Rudiments of Music, Har-
ance and fell heavily on his b
ack across mony, Counterppint Qnd Composition
the rails. lie sustained three broken jibs Leave orders at THE ADVANCE office cam;
and his spine was. hurt severely. 'Thomp- All brass and reed Instruments
son has only been employed at the Lucan and violin.
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station about a month. it is expected he !4.
will recover, although his injuries are
serious. DRUGLESS PHYSICIAN
The Fordwich Record is taking its
annual holiday this week. bn SS CLEMENS AND M" HAWAR AN&
A Kentucky man boasts that he is -Haven't-you often wished that you additional pictures, and securing a full concert in the afternoon, but In
wearing the suit in which he was married su as the evening, when MisaXiemeW gives
onld visit the Hawaiian Islands, and troupe of native Hawaiians, ch - her - '"Wp Through PaxasdtSI to 12io
sixty years agol, which prompts the Sask HIROPRACTIC gee its beauties, and listen to the rav- has never visited this continent be
atcon Star.'to observe that they don't C ishing , strains of 'its most seducing f ore., They are all real singers and accompazintent'of otereoptiean and.
Practice is confined exclusively to nelodies?, i Well, you can! instrumentalists --three mien and Lmoving pictures, &<W v:HLbtersPerse
makethat kind of a suit nowadays: to i lk with nativd m4oI that
1 -1 inal Sv - ell 11 just come -from their wives all n Ives of the islands her ta
that they Chiropractic, Lite on y an ALISS 011,1011S _. I
tem of 'Spinal Adjustment.. Eaective in I. havfng inadeiThey rank as musicians in their ra� will, eAd abarm, to this most eI
which the Toronto Globa add3 he HwI Islands,
don't make that kind of a man who 95 13c ent of all cam. his trip at our r6quest, securingI tive home. They wW not only give a 111tring. entertalmal'I
would wear that kind of a suit. We -,Chiropractic locates and Removes
would add that they don't seem to make the Cause of Dis-ease, Nature Heals,"
that kind of a wife that would alldw that J. A. FOX, D. C., D. 0.
kind of a man to wear that kind of a suit Also fully qualified graduate in 091
nowadaYs. pathy. Phone 191. Hours 2 to 5,.and 7 Feed -%rour land . wim
to 8 p. M. 07
I urnberry Council
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,Nlioutes of t oun zil ineeting hold in Graduate Royal College of Dental H CL, r Ew"t 13 D cwt vvv i e Is I,, r t *1 It z le
Bituavalv, Aug. 23rd. All th-.- members . Surgeons
present. minutes of lasi.weeting %v�%:re Graduate Uttiversity of Toronto Faculty and you will havie a bigger and better crop of
approved on motion of J. J Moffatt and of Dentistry
Jas. Porter.' The Engineer's report on, Office overH.E. lEard'sstore,
the Jermyn drain was read, considered
and provisionally , adopted. at
A court of re0sion will be held all Sept Pri2t)uer Shot 4JJ Cflpture %WOO
-x, Weatherbead, a powerful erratic
27th. 1920 at 2, p. m. Ate
Thefollowing accounts were paid, chap from the Bruce Peninsula, was shot M -C a= eI
Fertilizer don -
RIM TmTet!"' Hzloararb-Davie'a &
paLlimamers P. Limietti through the right leg above the knee
For gravel by tains available plant good in t4q_ fo= of
$6.00; W. f, Campbell, 4.60-, R. Ditqvs it, Nvhen a constable and an assistant were
W'��, Ammonia, Phosphoric Acid =4 POI
vm -with _JJaftbXlav:ta9
2.0o; G. Dayell, 3.81% R. Grain, 6.50: W. trying to capture him on the road near
Pall Wheat so
14. Armstrong, 10.50; D. Wallace, 7.40 Lion's Head about ten o'clock on Sunday Fertilizet eurt be sown late in Oddk- to
W. 1. Campbell, 4.50; J T. Wylio.. 18,80; morning last. Weatherhead. who is al- avoid the HeI My. It 967IGS tb;A-
growing plant a good root, sI It
W. McGill, 3.81)','A- Carruthtrs 4.80- J. leged to have beat up his wife and after
to owth.
)rnotes, quick and strong p
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Mallurney, 5,51); A, McPhvr�rn, 7.2.); S, threatening to Idt) her, drove her off the It praetteally el�huin&teI WiVAW
NIcTavi%h, 5.80; r. �v farm on. Saturday, was repbrted U) the It,bastans a harvest, with long ff0,%QR4 VA&
-A. I _ - ". .
King 10.60; W. Ball. U 91; F. Wright. police to be going about in a menacing I IN eaty kernels thab jaWe
ig, plump, m
b
high on the market,
Ile, 6nd 12,;
10.00: R. McMiichael 4.00; J. L, McHwen, manner, armed with a repeating ri
5 "04 1
be threatening to shoot anybody who
The Fall Wheat photo alone""10
2t.4, R. 14-igg ILT); FL Merkley, 16.40; to
"A taken May 27, 1920.
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F. Rom. 1.00: B. came near his place to arrest h
-ant w
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In the Spring of 1919 the
5; the neighborlibod is stated to hav
e been
Cruiltshank, 3,40; S. Burebill work 4 7 3 Nina
portion o this field Was SoI
Da ill , .$�,
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W, flauglisbovebing gravel 5,00; Thos, more or less terrorized byhim and c fERTILIZERS v,� ! , _�� "
fertilized with Harab-Davies, Vmb
liaught shovelling gravel 10.00., ja,% plaints reached Crown Attorney Dixon at Aftq
r the oats were barvestk
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W,ray, shovelling gravel 6.25; D- HOlm", Walkerton regarding him, this new out- field Wat disked and culti , dpA4 oom
brushing 14.00; P. lloqg, gravelling 'break on Saturday decided the authorit- to Fall Wheat without adAVAonal
tilizer. The difference botI the NO-
-ilker, inspecting 1650; jes W, tilized and unfe
'co. W. on getting him. Constable Robt. -tibIzed. DcxJ$=
47.57; G
-,gr�tvelling*63.71,;J. Fitch and it incklenbfflYl
a in If a _�:Davfoa FerMizer,
Thos. Walkei Shaw afid an assistant st u I Out from
wor'k 37 20; T. Meallan, woric 10.00; T. Lion,s Head on, Sund y orni g, nd gra
Abram, woric 12.00; Chm. Mikan, gravel, learning that thdr man was parading sults the second seasov�
ling 82.120; R. ',%hur, inspecting 12.00; JAI; witha title some distance up the road,
nougim, culvert 7-00; ' NaKinnot, WON., they stopped th I eir car, and the assistant FlAce Lia For tramediate D2!hnr2
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gravelling 00.00, 3 Veo, inspecting Ulf), in the rol � of du t. o cred pcdestrian
W. A, Minws, MeVlohael drain :31.00, P strolled forward and got in conversation Whore little or to manuro is to be had, use Where manure is plenthUg U" A** 40
Poweil, Mcl.Qichael drain 41.00, with Weatberhead, be taking care to keep 200 to 300 pound., per acre of:— pounds oI
Avallablia Avanable
New council meeting will lie held it, on the side where dw gun was. The auto Ph orle Per #er Ph
13tuevale, Sept. 271b., 1020 1 L ;tt 1 11, JAI. with the cop Llieli came forward, and (11 Ammonia. Vpllz Potash. 125 lb. bag. Ton. Ammonia, A01d"I P4..&
P. POWIT.T., clovI4. Weatherhead glancing around and CSPY- 3 111) 0 $4.35 $68.80 0 19 9
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d, about 2 10 2 4.15 65.75 0 10 4 0WAS
i ig the c flicer lid WOO, it is C181me 2 10 0 3.70 58,50 0 18 0 2.96
Say It With Floweps to pull 11"s gull, when the man at Ill,, side 2 8 2 4.00 02.00 0 14 0 24
grabbed the weapon and in the sailfle Vreight pre,
paid to your station on orders of 500 Is. or mom
tile ball going tbmugh
the rifle went off,
Goods shipped in 125 lb. bags (16 bags to the ton),
the ptisor er's leg midway between the
4", TotnIlt With Order.
knee and hip,
to Weatherhead's version of
According
the affair, the man snatched the rifle Gat PORM
back and shot him. FILL IN AND ONTARIO PERTILIZERS LIMITFA
of his hand and 4
all eventi Ile was overpowered, placed
MAIL US THIS I
At, Dept. .10, West Toronto, Oat,
under arrest and taken to a doctor's. ORDER FORM I Gontleniew—
was extracted and the Please ship fmmediately, the lollowit*:-,
where 1he bullet
wound dreaged, Ile was. later ushered WITH CHEQUE OR I- I.M. ORAIDE AT
A,
before magistrate i�fifler of Wiarton, who
13AM DRAFT
remanded him to the Walkerton jail oft a
charge -of beating and threatening to kill FOR AMOUNT
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his wife. Ile will also be examined,
underatand, as to his sanity. This Is the Waim . ............. .......... ............................. W1*0..*..."0kr . . .....
PUNERALS, W-EDDINGS, ETC' third time WeatheAeod bus been In the Do IT NOW AND
P60" Punts Afta Cat Fl*wm MAKZ SURS OF A ......... I ................ ........ I ...... . HUI ....... ...........
SPOI Walkerton jail. He Is R big PI BIG, PROFITABLt Shippilm Station ... I., ................. ... ................ . ....... . ..
A rdqvwl� chap grid hu the reputatiM of bdnz FALL WHSAT CROP Railroad ........... ....... . ...... .....................
Ablium suoWn W __ ..................
IWN. rJVAA riv sometUng of a bI Ill bh d%hicillk —
N 1". M WA,*Irm Ttmft I dolopt, $ ...... . . bo colmr the &b*".
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