The Wingham Advance, 1921-05-26, Page 4THE WINGRAN ADVANCF,
and Misses Lilian Paterson abd Isabel
Post Are appointed as delegates to at"
tend the POsbyterial in Tre5water, on
Thursday of this weak.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Martin and Bruce,
spent Sunday with 10. and Mrs. Davld
chlinineyle of Donnybrook.
Rev, Duncan MacTavisb of Salem,
called an Whitechurcli friends one day
last wo'*.'
Miss Beatrke Doblo of Wingliam,
visited with her grandmother, Mrs. j4s.
McClenaghan last week.
Born—to Mr. and Mrs. Davic 'I Kennedy.
on Thursday; May 19tit, a son.
The empty barn owned by Mr, MacG!n-
nis, on 304 of Kinloss, was struck by
lightning oa Sunday night and burned to
thogroutid.
Plad W report that Mrs, ]as. Martin,
and Mrs. jas. McClenagban Are improv-
ing, after their reeent severe illness.
Mr. Robert Purdon, spent a couple of
Osys in Toronto last week.
Sorry to repoKt that Mr. Cecil Falconer,
is an the sick list these days.
Mr. Alex McRae, spent Sunday In
Kintardine.
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Best D. L. & Wo
Sepanton Coal
All Sizes - -
Order your coal now
and avoid the high prices
and coal shortage of the
past season, also Cannell,
Soft Smithing Coal and
Charcoal always on hand.
Lumber# dressed and undressed,
Lath, Shingles, F r a m e a, Sash.
Doqrs, Mouldings 0 allkiuds.
-Beaver Board and Roofing.
I A. MacLEAN
Whitechurch Plaughright of Minesing, visited with spent Sunday in Auburn witla Mrs. Craig's
Miss Lilian Patterson, one day last week, sister, Mrs. Tom.
Mrs. Wm. Martin tnd son, Bruce, Miss Katheriae Swarts of Waterloo, is
sited in London a few days last week. Miss Bertha MoKay of Wingliam, spent I vigiting at the home of _M� Richard
Mrs. Sidney Plougbright and baby, Sunday at her home here. 'Charter*.
Allc� of Lucknow and Mrs. George Mr. and Mrs. John Craig and children, I Mrs. Win, Barbour, Mrs. Walter Lott,
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THE BIG -SIX is, ift every respect a
quality car, for comparison only
with the very best. Due to light weight
and Studebaker's manufacturmig facilli-
ties, the price 1*8 less, than other cars of
"'Buy it because * '
equal quality. its a
Studebaker. "
�j' "Built -in -Canada. "
LKENNEDY Dealer,Wingham
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Prices- f, 0, 16, walkorwile, ont,
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2950 SPECIAUSIX COUPE
45 SPECIAAoSIX $FDA 37
ALL STUDURAKER CARS ARZ NQUIPPED WITH Coltbf T11114
We keep the largest.,
stock of
WALLPAP.E011
GEO, IMISON & SON
Stationery, Pattrit Medicines,
Books, School Supplies, Wall Paper,
Fancy Goods, Toys, etc,
East Wawanosh
Among the members of the Royal Arth
Masons who attended the chapter meeting
,on Tuesday evening were: Mtssrs.,J. V
Beecrof t, Ed, Irwin, George Walker, Gregg
Sheill, Herson Irwin, and J. J. McGee.
It was the occasion of the official visit
of District Superintendent R. A. Coutt's.
Duncan Kehh and Thos. Gaunt lost
cattle in Sunday's electrical storm7 They
were struck with lightning.
�MRS. T. FEILLS,
I I Patrick St., Phone 2al.
Chiropractic and Massage Adjustments.
Hours 2 to 5 p. m.
Mrs. 0�11t; got her Chiropractic trail niijg
from Dr. Fox and Massage training in an
English Massage Institution.
BORN
HARGRAVIII—In Howick, on Sunday,
May 8th, to Mr. and Mrs, Emerson
Hargrave, a daughter.
JA.cqvg9—In 'Preston on Friday, May
20th. to Mr. and Mrs. George Jacques,
formerly of Witigham, a daughter,
MAsov—ln East Wawanosh on Monday,
May 23rd,, to Mr. and Mrs. John
Mason, a son.
CA.usox—ln London on Wednesday,
May 18th,, to. Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Carson, a daughter.
EmioTT—In East Wawatiosh on Mon-
day, May 23rd., to Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon H. Elliott, a daughter --Still-
born,
CO*B9TTIn Belgrave, on May 20th.,
1021. To Mr. and Mrs. William Cor-
bett a daughter.
DIED
Atoirtwx4-In Virgus, on Tuesday,
May 2tth, Ann V. MeWillim, widow
oflitt 10m. Aldason, formerly topttt-
*d residents of WinghAm. Docosed
**s ltk hit 14th 140.
POPPIES
In my garden is a poppy W,
Filled with blo some of a brilliant red;
As in the breeze pods each drowsy bead,
They softly sigh,
Bearing a message from a distant land,'
Bringing a memory of A noble band
Who died for freedom in a valiant stand,
Vbere still they lie, ,
Each little flower seems to tell of one
Who lost his life ere it had quite begun.
And now Is sleeping 'neAtb a far off sun.
With poppies 'night.
May nothing ever mar their peaceful
sleep,
As nodding poppies the long vigil keep.
Great be the harvest of Aove they aball
reap
In the by-and-by.
Give It To The Traveller
A Young man was, in this vicinity Iasi
week on Monday and Tuesday giving his
name as Ryan, and posing as an agent for
the Mail and Empire, Globe, Star and
several magazines. The - price of the
papers was R cash. A number subscrib-
ed paying him the. cash. He claimed the
International Printmg,Co., Toronto, was
the firm which did the work for all these
papers, G4ting into communication 'with
the Mail and Empire they said they had
no such agent authorized to do business
for them and they also made further in-
vestigation and couI4 find n -0 trace of any
International Printing Co. in Toronto
doing business. No doubt he will via! ' t
other towns doing the same work and we
think this matter should be given wide
publicity.,Tara Leader.
PhOueli 10�, 224-
WALKEW&
Funeral ]Dfrectors
and Embalmers
Motor Hearse or Horse lRquiptilent
Wingbam, Ontario
- Fordyce
Mrs. John Nixon of London, is visitir.-
relatives for a few days at pres.ent,
Mr, John McGee is at presen�t bu:;
with his tractor ploughing for John
Martin.
Miss Nellie Boyle spent the week -end
visiting under parental roo&
Mr. Harry Chamney is at present start-
ing to build his new house, having the
cellar dug and starting to put in the
cement bottoon.
Ti�et,stork�-eiii.ledai'lohn.114sonl*, one
day -recently �Lnd left alba6y boy. Con-
giktulatlons johb.
Plad to hear that Mrs. James Martin,
rho has not been well of late is at present
improving nicelY.
If reports are true, the Boyle -Brothers
have bought, a new separator to thrash
-with this fall.
Mr. John Champion and Victor Emmer-
son wer� eiigaged�' shingling for hIr
Campbell and Peter Watson -neae.1tick,
now, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Woods visited at
rvir Daniel MartiWs, on Sunday last.
1�rs. P. McGlynn visited at Mr, James
Dow's, one day recently.
WINGHANI MARKETS
(Correct up till Wednesday noon)
Flour ............... .... 5 40 to 5 65
Lard .................... 24 -to 27
Butter .................. 23 to 26
Eggs ........... ....... 20 to 23
Cattle, med., butchers.. 9 00 to 10 00
Cattle, butchers choice,. 10 74 to 11 00
Hogs, liveweight .... .. 876 to 900
Hay ... * " " * ' * " .. 12 00 to 15 00
Cream....... I ... I.... to 25
Prices This Year and 1:,.t
R 1. C
Mr. R. S. McGee had an unique win
dow display on Saturday. In one side o;
his window he showed a 100 lb. bag of
Sugar which cost $22 at this time
last
Year, and in the other side was displayed
a collection which $22 would buy to -day,
On this side of the window was the fol-
lowing:
100 lb, sack of Sigar ....... ill
GO
1 bag of;potatote ......... :::,.
1 75
24 the Flour ...................
1 40
albs of Tea . _ � ....... .
1 00
2 packages Corn Flakes ..........
25
S tbs. of Oatmeal .......
2-5
1 dozen Eggs... t... �, o.0'
23
1 lb. pure Lard ..................
20
1 lb. Dairy Butter .... ........
25
1 lb. Shortening .,., - - 1. 1. �.. 6.
15
6 bare of Soap ............ 11, ....
60
2 cans of Tomatoes ..............
40
2 can% of Corn ................
40
9 cans of Peas ............ 1-4.
40,
1 can Eggo, Baking Powder ......
26
1 bottle Vanilla .......... -414. 1
is
1 can Salmon ............. ...10
1 so
Ican Salmon .... ............ s
55
2 oackages Jelly Powder ... * ....
25
2 packag4t Starch ...... 0.. 1.. 1.
28
2 packagoo Ammonia ..... 1 6 .....
25
2 packaRts Old I)utth ..........
25
1 can Coffee ....................
60
patkago Lut ............
16
00
I package Bran ............
20
1 patkagr Puffed Wheat
I patkago Puffed Rice
20
4 IN. Rict., ...........
2#
1 package Biscuit plour ..........
25
1 dozen Oranges ......
50
Surely this provto that tht cost of liv.
Int is cut in two,
Straw 11 a t 9 Men's and Boys' Straw Hats. Latest styles,
Thursday, May. 260, 19211
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' iWWear and Men's Wear
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W
estern University
London, Ontario
Summer School
for
.,4rtq and Sciences
July 4th to August 12th
For Information and Calendar write
K. P. R. NEVUE, Registrar
X Don't Fo,P,6)et to Call at
,
x0anada Oil Gas Heaterls Itd, I
Shelf Hardware Aluminum Ware
Tinware Granite Ware
Pyrex
DEMONSTRATIONS ON
Coffield Electric Washers,
Premier Vacuum Cleaners,
Oil Stoves, etc.
OUR SERVICE DEPARTMENT WILL TARE
CARE OF ALL SPECIAL ORDERS
IN ANY LINE
Weitch Our Barg'aihl 'I ables
for Saturdayt May 28tj
Canada loll Gana leateps Ltd. I
No. 2 Stores W140
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With the buying power of AMP' 17'
�h and the outlet of our'
' iWWear and Men's Wear
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stores the b, e s t of values
await you here.
The prices speak for themselves, the qualities
we guarantee. Note the greater buying power of
your dollar at this store.
Cut Price's in Men's Wear
Wonderful value in Men's Suits. sale of Spring Suits at a Big Sav-
ing Fite -Rite "Perfection" and Bachelor Brands are included in his
range. The very latest models in plain and fancy checks and stripes.
All sizes $35 to $40 values. Sale price $29.00.
Men's Overalls and Smiocks Heavy Blue Striped or
Black $2.50 and $3.00 value. Our price now only $2.00.
Rousing S;Rle of Men's Shirts 3 dozen Mqn-r, wbrk
jk@
Shirts to clear. Well made good wearing shirts good value zt S2.00p they
fm
go at $1.50.
Men's Cotton Tweed Pants Strongly made of plain
2&
and Grey Striped Tweed. All sizes, regular prices U.00 to $3.'90 cut
$2.50.
prices
Men's Socks 5 dozen Men's good Wearing Socks, for quick
Sale 25c.
Men's Underwear Extra value in Men's Balbriggan shirts
and Drawers, our cut price 75c.
Men!s Raineo8tS Reduced prices in Men's Rubberized
sit
Tweed Coate. Latest Models, Bargain at $15, $17.50 and $19,75.
'X
Straw 11 a t 9 Men's and Boys' Straw Hats. Latest styles,
V
Special at $1.00, $1.25 and 2.00.
M �e n' s Trousers Big Stock of Men's Trousers made of plain
and fancy stripe Worateds. See our cut prices, $3.00, 3.75, 4,75, and 6.00.
Boots and Shoes Men's and Boys' Boots and Shoes at Cut
Prices. Best makes are here. See our values at $2.75, 3.60, 4.50 and $5.
E. Isard & Co.
W
estern University
London, Ontario
Summer School
for
.,4rtq and Sciences
July 4th to August 12th
For Information and Calendar write
K. P. R. NEVUE, Registrar
X Don't Fo,P,6)et to Call at
,
x0anada Oil Gas Heaterls Itd, I
Shelf Hardware Aluminum Ware
Tinware Granite Ware
Pyrex
DEMONSTRATIONS ON
Coffield Electric Washers,
Premier Vacuum Cleaners,
Oil Stoves, etc.
OUR SERVICE DEPARTMENT WILL TARE
CARE OF ALL SPECIAL ORDERS
IN ANY LINE
Weitch Our Barg'aihl 'I ables
for Saturdayt May 28tj
Canada loll Gana leateps Ltd. I
No. 2 Stores W140
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