The Wingham Advance, 1921-03-31, Page 5M �
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'1hix%4) Mar.'31st IoXI
THE NA INGHAA1 ADVANCE
is . I woore Koutiery Al lJoy rl4;u
STUDENTS MAY ENTER ANY TIME The Mission 134nd Concert has beew Somd time, during the night theives to,
postponed onaccount 'of the ,concert at tered the butcher shop of Dan O'Brien on
Glenatinan, East street and relieved the till of some $17
0 Xiss Wzzie McKee, Gorrie, spent the in silver. Mr. 0' Brien. had fortunately
week end with friends here.
been in about 10 o'clock that night and
Miss Hazel Dickson, Toronto, Is spend* took all the bills, about M. Entrance
ing her vacation under the parenlal roof - was gained by taking out the screw$ in
Mr. Jas. Findlater who spent the i
win-
ter with his titther here, left for his hom, a hasp, allowing entrance into A. back room
We give thorough courses, have experienced instructors who give indiv- at Togo, Manitoba, Friday. and. then into the store, The police are
idual instruction to pupils. Our graduates are meeting with success. Winter Mr. John Hamilton died at the home working on the case, but have - as yet no
courses for farmers' sons, Address college for free catalogue. of his sister, Mrs, Geo. Nichol, The fun- clue.—Goderich Star.
eral on Monday afternoon was held from
Mr. James Hamiltou's, Howick. Iuter� Letter$ Rom The Front
WINGIRAM or STRATFORD went in xcIutosh cemetery. The Canadian Bank of Commerce has
Mr. Robert Jeffray and family intend published "Letters from the- Front" Vol -
taking a trip to California this summer, urns 1, being a record played by -the
We wish them a safe trip. officers of the Bank of Commerce in the
Mr. and Mrs. Win, Lowry 14ft for their Great War of 1914-1918. This volume
new home at Niagara, Saturday. is a most handsome and tasteful one, and
Mrs. Peter Hakney is spending the is one of the most appropriate memorial
One Gallon of Zenoleum holiday week in Wingbam, and Miss
Gibson at her home in Wroxeter, works with the Great War that has been
"akes 100 Gallons of Disinfectant MissegAn.le and Hazel Dickson en- publisbedin Canada. All told 1701 of
tertained 4 few of their most intimate the Bank's officers undertook war service
friends Friday evening. and of these 259 laid down their lives.
Zenoleum is not only the best disinieztant dip made—it is also the most Assuredly the Canadian Bank of Com-!
economical, BORN merce was well inspired when it resolved
For disinfecting your stables, hen houses or hog pens, one part Zenoleum to publish this ably planned and beautiful
to 100 parts water is th�: proper dilution, ELLT0.rT— In Turnberry on Wednesday, volume, This interesting story is publish -
This Guaranty goes with every ounce of Zenoleum'—"If Zenoleum is ed with the generous thought of present -
No lettersi, March 23rd. to Mr. and Mrs. J, J. ing it as a gift to the homes bereft of
not all YOU think it ought to be, you can have yout, money back. Elliott, a dalughter—Mat'gelret jean.
No talk. just money back." This guarantee is your protection. loyal fathers and sons who -battled heroic-
JOHNSTON— In East Wawanosah on Thurs- ally for the cause of Freedom. It will be
Sold by J. A. MILLS, Wingham, Ont. day, March 24th. to Mr. and Mrs. a sad yet most welcome souvenir to many
Jehriston, a son. , I a household whether on- account of the
Flour and Feeds and Seeds, McC.&LLum—In Morris on Frida),,
March 25th., to Mr. and Mrs. Finley, vacant chair or personal reminiscences of
McCallum, a son. 'the years of tumult,
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Its Value Is Intentional
EACH added Gray -Dort which goes
into use serves not only to, provide
fresh evidence as to the quality of the car,
but also emphasizes anew the high ideals
of the Institution which builds it.
A surprising inajority'of the thousands
of motorists who have selected the Gray -
Dort as the biggest value in the motor car
field tell us that the reputation of the men
responsible for the car has been the most
imoortant factor in their choice.
And this is natural, because only by
deliberately intending to give heaping
value could we hopeto produce such a
car as the Gray -Dort at its price.
all
Ezra Moekl,,, '"llinghalmi, Ont.
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0 0 0 THE HOUSE OF QUALITY 0, * 0
NEW SPRING CLOTHING
New Styles of High Grade Clothing for
Men and Boys
Yon will be asvured of receiving the b1gliest degree of satisfaction In pur-
chasing your Spring Suit here. Original in designs, perfect in tailoring quality,
with, an exclusive range of patterns for your selection at very moderate prices.
$25-00 -7 $35900 — $45-00
Boys' Suits
We have just past into stock a large assortment of boys' fine grade suitla.
See our new Baited Norfolk styles in a dark brown sbade. All sizes, Special
at $13-50.
Raincoats
ow We are showing a large assorted stock of ladies' and men's Tweed Rain-
coats in greys, browns, greens and Oxford mixtures, An early selection is ad-
vised while the assortment rcmv�iri unbroken.
F twell Hats, Spring Caps,
New Collars and Neckwear.
Farmers I Special!
A carload of Essex grown No. I grade Corn to arrive direct from
the grower, all Dent varieties, germination 95�.' and over. Special $1.75 bus.
J.�A. MILLS
Our Goods are the Best— Our Prices Right. Flour, Feeds and Seeds a Specialty.
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SCHOOL REPORT XXXXXXXXMM
The following is the report of S. S. No.
6, Turnberry for month of March.
SR. IV—Vem Casernore 7o.
JR. IV—Georgiija Goy go, Agnes Mc-
Kague 85, Reifa Jenkins
85, Grace NOTICElm
Homuth 7o, Mary Chandler 65, Hilda
McCormick 6o, Arno Kelly 6o, Milfred
Foxton 55, John Skinn 40, Victor Case -
more 35. We are now ready for bu Iness and
SR, 111—Harold Casemore So, Mait- s
land Porter go, Edith McAwen 6o, are able to give you the best of ser -
George Skinn 55. vice on all kinds of tire repairing.
JR. III—Chester ShOwers go, Clifford
Showers go, Lillian MeRwen 6,5.
SR. 11—Carl Hotm�th 8o, Chester Case -
more 65., X Expert Vulcanizing and
,,!R. II—Rennie Goy go, Ruth Finley
Nettie Casemore 8o, Gertrude Kelly
2, Janet Lewis 65, Donald McCormick
o, James Finley 54. 1 X Retreading
Promoted from SR. PR. to JR. I—Mary
Skinn 8o, Victor Showers 75 -
JR. FR. to SR.,PR,—Mack Homuth Ask us about our guaranteed 'puncture
8o, Borden Jenkins 78, Laura McCoy 75, X
Velma Finley 72, Alex Skinn 5o, Albert X proof servtce.
Porter 55, Arthur McEwen 59.
"A" Class to JR. PR—Kathleen Mc- AM We carry a complete line of tire and ac -
Cormick So. MAPTi-iA McDONVU14L X cessories.
Teacher X, ate
The following is the report of U. S. S. q;04 Ask for our opinion, we can illimin
No. 13 for the winter terin. I M, your tire troubles.
Exam in Lit., Comp., Read., Spell.,
Writ., Gong_ Hist., Gram. and Deport-
ment. Total 850, Honors 638. Pass X ... ALL WORK GUARANTEED ...
510.
Jr. IV—Eve Mc -Michael 701, Minnie
Weir 677, Mary Fitch 575, Niargarot New-
ton 551, Alice Ileahan,550.
Exam. in Lit.. Conip., Read., Spell.,
Writ., Arith., Gong., Draw., and Deport- Wingham Tire and Y,
ment. Total 760. Honot's 5612. Pass
450.
Jr. III—Wilfred Meahan 193, Ferne
Bennett, George Merkloy 452, xxWalter Vulcanizing Depot x
Woods 445. William Weir 417, Alvin X
Fitch 410, xxxxWilfred Henry 297 . . X, Morton Block, Wingham. Phone 298. V,
Exam. in Lit., Rea(l. Speil., Writ,
Arith,, Draw and Deportment. Tota1550.'A,
Honor- -1,12, Pass 330.
Jr.11-CarlFitch38L AlLx� Corrigan
359, Tenn. Fitcli 315, lZennell, Bennett
xxMary Harris 2:19, xxjacic Harris 212,
xxx Johnny Willitts 148.
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Namos arranged in order of merit.
Sr I—Alma Fitch, Blanche Weir,
Walter Willitts, �Mildred Gathers, Willie
Woods� Ruth Corrigan.
Sr. Prirner—Edit� Weir, Robert Ben-
nett, Tommy Parker, George Harris,
Rugh Harris,
Those marked with an asterlisk mi,,;sed
exams.
A. M GRANT, Teacher.
Our Teeswater Brother$
The following ar�nonymous letter ap"
peared in the Teeswater News last week
and tends to keep in mind that ' brotherly
love" which continues between ball en-
Endthu
thusiasts of these two burgs.
Teeswater News.
Mr. Editor, Dear Sir:
We noticed a report in the Wingliarn
HE FORD ip built to witlittand year after y e a r
Advance last w6k of the 'new residents" i
the Gtrains of travel on every kind of road in every
Tkind
of that town, and they just happen to be i
of weather.
baseball players. How fortunate for the 1,
The Ford has tiroven its endurance qualities fort the
',act
Wingham Club. We wonder if Wingham,
roads of the world. You daily evidcnces� of Ford
is aware that one of the 1,new residents"
endurance on every road in this county.
'down
has been a professional ball player and if
Ford endurance means repair costs kept to a
any of the other clubs protested he might
minimum.
be debarred from the N. W. League?
When you do need repairs, we give Ford Service.
It looks as if Winghom is importing
�perfectlY
'We sell Genuine Ford Parts. Our repair shop is fully
players, which is alright of
course, but why the new residents when
equipped and we have the skilled mechanics to render
they had such a success with the old re-
prompt and satisfactory"service.
tidents last Yeat'�
Yours Truly,
i- Our charges for both tiatta and repairslare standardiz-
Vvideawake.
ed. You kumv the coat before you buy.
De. Margapet 0. Caldepi
A. M. Crawford, Dealer
Gene,tal PI-actitiollow
Graduate University of Toronto, Vacuity
of Medicine. i
office-- 30sewhine St., two doors south of If
runswick Hotel.
Telephones — Office 281, Residente 151.