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' ROM the very start of the design, the NEW
STUDEBAKER LIGHT -SIX was built to live
up to Studebaker's ideal of what a light six -
cylinder car should be —and the new low price
is merely a result of Studebaker's manufacturing
facilities and greatly increased volume.
This is a Studebaker Year
L.- Kennedy, Dealer Wingha m^
NEW PRICES OF STUDEBAKER AUTOMOB LES
f. o. b. Watherville, Ontario, effective June 1, 1921
Touring Cars and Roadsters Coupes and Sedans
LIGHT -SIX 2 -PASS. ROADSTER ................... $1850 LIGHT -SIX COUPE ROADSTER .................... $2385
LJGHT-SIX TOURING CAR .......................... 1885 LIGHT -SIX 5 -PASS. SEDAN ......................... 2885
SPECIAL -SIX 2 -PASS. ROADSTER ................. 2275 SPECIAL -SIX 4 -PASS. COUPE ...................... 3525
SPECIAL -SIX TOURING CAR..., . � ............. .. 2325 SPECIAL -SIX S -PASS. SEDAN .................... _ 3625
SPECIAL -SIX 4 -PASS. ROADSTER 2325 BIG -SIX 4 -PASS. COUPE ....... .................... 3995
BIG -SIX TOURING CAR .... ....... :*::1':,::::::::- 27815 BIG -SIX 7 -PASS. SEDAN ............................. 409.5
ALL STUDEBAKER CARS ARE EQUIPPED WITH CORD TIRES
Salem
x. Mrs. Gilmour and son Ed., from nortl
of Belmore, called on Mr. and Mrs. Ed,
THE GEM Bennett last Sunday.
A. Cathers callec
$15900 ADDING MXCHINE Mr. and Mrs. Win.
X on the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs
* I Earls, south of Gorrie, Sunday evening,
X. ADDS, MULTIPLIES, SUBTRACTS
A number from here enjoyed them,
selves at the U. V. 0. picnic in Wroxeter
IS. Does the work as well as machines Costing last Friday.
X $300.00 or more. If this sound,,; too good to be true, y The Garden Party held at Mr. Johr
Gowdy's last Thursday evening in be.
just give us a chance to prove it. half of the Women's Institute, Belmoie
J. was a decided success. The weather ww
Used by the Dominion and Provincial Govern- _t_
X I somewhat threatening but finally clearee
ments and many of Canada's largest firms. $
J.- I away. The proceeds were over $138,00
Catalogue Free. - - - Write Now.
A. E. DOHERTY & CO., Windsor,,Ont.
Extension Sale
Select Ladies' Ready -to -Wear Co.
have decided to extend the sale for
another couple of weeks.
Hundreds of people have not seen our great bargains yet as their
time did not permit them to come, as a consequence we are going to con-
tinue this sale—a sale that means something to every citizen in Wing-'
ham and the surrounding country, No matter what may be their cir-
cum8tances the average women are always keen to save money. At this
sale in our store we are going to give you the opportunity for another
couple of weeks So come see the specials offered to you. Consider the
values, so then let your sense of economy guide you in malting liberal
purchace,,,,
A SPECIAL REDUCTION for this week in Summer Dresses
Skirts, Waists, and Hosiery, Organdie Dresses, beautifully,
trimmed with ruffles, others with tunics, nicely scalloped
around the bottom, special for this week .................... $ 7 95
GINGHAM DRE8SES 5 different patterns, niezely trimmed, spec.
ial for this weel . ..... — ................ ........... 1 2 95
GENUINC BARGAIN in Porch Dresses, sizes and shades to suit
every figure, special for this week, tabor alone is worth more— 1 19
HOS81 HOSE, ROSE I Hoisiery Lot No. 1. They Lire made of
fine quality mercerized cotton, in black only ...... 2ge, or 2 pp. 55etc.
LOT NO, 2, they are fine quality lisle Silcely finished with double
ply heels and toes. Special at ............... 40c. or 1 pr. for 65cto,
LOT NO. 3, Special in Silk Hosievy ...... I � ... -50c. or 2 pr. for $1 05
LOT NO. 4, Special In IS in Olt Hosiery at ...... 79c. or 2 pr. for $1 40
And many other linee not mentioned.
Select Ladies' Ready -to. WA ear Co.
%'ext Door to J. A. Mills Vlour and Veed Store.
110adquartero 1'k; Qm-en St., IV. "romto. Branch, Goderich,
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Phones xo6, 224.
WALKER'S
Funeral Directors
and Embalmers
Motor Hearse or Horse Equipment
Wingham, Ontario
WINGHANI ADVANCE
Belmore
The Union 'S�abbith Scliool picnic will
be held on Friday ifternooti, in BIr.
Fleming Ballagh's grove,
"he Social tinder the auspices of tile
Women's Institute, held last Tbursday
evening, on Mr. John Gowdy's lawn, Was
a decided success in every way. The
gate receipts amounted to almost $140.00.
Mr. and Airs, Murray, Bliss Murray
and Mr, Murray, Jr, of Lucau, were vis.
itors over Sunday at the home of Mrs.
John Mulvey.
Miss Hazel Dickson, Toronto, is spend -
Ing her vacation under th6 parental roof.
Miss Nelda Wolfe of Wingbam Busi-
ness College, was a Sunday visitor here,
Mr, and Mrs. Eldon Peternian, Wing.
ham, spent Sunday in the village,
Miss Agnes, Rutherford returned front
Wingliam, Saturday.
Miss Ella Jeffray is spending a couple
of weeks with Miss Margaret Billagh on
the 2nd Of Culross, .
Mrs. Joseph Hall has returned home
.from Wingham where she had been Vit,
Ing on her mother, Mrs. Mulvey.
Whitechurch
Miss Lillian Paterson and Miss Helen,
took in the Goderich-Detroit Greyhound
trip and visited with her sister, Mrs.
(Rev) J. A. -Muncell.
Mr. and Mrs. John McGee and Miss
L. Patergon and Scott, visited With Mrs.
McGee's mothQr in Teeswater on,9unaay.
Mrs. Cbowan and Jane of Brussels,
visited with Mrs. Win. Martin last week,
Miss Isabel Fox is visiting in St. Cath-
arines.
Mr. and Mrs, Duncan Kennedy visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stanley of Tees.
water on Sunday,
We congratulate Miss Lettie Pox, who
has passed her examinations in the Busi-
ness College, Wingliam, with honours.
Mr. and Mrs Thos. Henderson and
children and Mr. Bob Henderson and
Mr. Harris Purdon motored to Barrie
I ast week.
Mr. Andrew Hamilton of Indian Read,
sgient last week with Mr. and Mrs. John
Ilespie,
Miss Grace Shefiff of Wingliam, is vis.
iting With Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Perrier.
Remember the Methodist Garden
Party on the Parsonage la*n on Friday,
June 24. Splendid program.
Mr. John Falconer was in Goderich
last week on the jury.
Sorry to report the continued illness of
Mrs. Jas. McClenaghan.
Best D. L. mill W.
80'panton Coal
All SlZeS
Order your coal now
and avoid the high prices
and coal shorl.age of the
past season, also Cannell,
Soft Smithing Coal and
Charcoal always on hand.
Ended Life With Bullet I
Robert Kemp, aged 35, who for the
past two months has been rooming at
2531 Dundas St. west, Toronto, died in
the Western Hospital at 7,30 n Wednes;
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day evening from a bullet wound throug
the head, self-inflicted, on Tuesday after.
noon in a lane at the rear of 2507 Dundas';
St. West.
The police are unable to find a definite
reason for the man talting his life, En.
closed in an envelope bearing the name
of Mrs. J. J. Kemp, Listowel, Ont.. and
pinned to the table of his room, the police
found the note, two pictures of a woman,
the aum of $125, a diamond ring and a
tie pin. The note read: "I am sending
You $115, also my diamond ling and
stick pin. Farewell".
Mrs. Har6ld Aude, I Abbot Ave, was
the first to learn of the tragedy. She
heard the shot while sitting in the kitchen
of her home, which is in close proximity
to the scene of the suicide, and ran quick.
ly to the lane. There she found Kemp
lying on the ground, his hand gril)Pihg a
smoking 32,calibre Smith -Wesson revol-
ver and with a gaping bole in his right
temple. She immediately notified the
police,
Kemp was rushed to the Western Hos-,
pital in the polite ambulance, but from
the fit6t little hope was held of his recov.
He never regained consciousness.
lit biG personal effects the police r "
a letter from his brother, William, 'wr �tt�
ten from the Y. M, C. A. llotc], 829
South Wabadi Street, Chicago.
Lumber, dressed and undressed.
Lath, Shingles, Frames, Sash -
Doors, Mouldings of all kinds.
Beaver Board and Roofing.
J. A. MacLEAN
off
AW, -I,
We keep the largest
stock of
ALLPAPER
'GEO. MASON & SON
Statiouery, Patent Bledicines,
Books, School Supplies, Wall Paper,
Fancy Good,;, Toys, etc.
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TENDERS FOR COAL
�.HI,41.,',D TENDEMS addressed to the under.
'!,g,!,�d Itlid ene.orsed "Tender for Coal fat
). ,OiA Iluildhip, Ontario and Quebec,'
whl be reeeiVed ftt, Oils offico until 12 o'oloel;
noon, Friday, April 29,1921, for the t3upply of
coal for the Donilidoit Iluildings throughout
the provinces of Ontarioand Quebec,
ComNntdBpecifleitlon and forin of towler
ran be obtained front tile Ilurchal4ur Attest.
11 not, be, cotmidered unleFR madc
suVtliad by the Departinent and
0 W It Me conditions set. forlb
or munt be fteconi anied by mi
)1,11t6o11,,,1,(,hartercd tank payable
Ig � ninter of Pviblio Workq,
c. of the amount of the tondor.
1ndq of L110 Doininjoil Will 6&�o Ije
ecuKity, or war-bon(l,, and chetlu(D,
.11Y 1.,
Dopaptulmit, of Pabli(, Worlis,
Ottawa, April 11511921.
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I&MMUSAA PhINTt
THE RIGHT PAINT TO PAINT RIGHT
Chancre,s Straw Hats and Straw Goods of all
kinds, Rattan, W.. ood, Wicker, Glass and Sim-
ilar materials to any
glossy finish. . 4
color, gives a beautiful
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DO NOT A CC E P T SUBSTITUTES
When You INI e e d Paints, Enamel, Varm
nish S t a in s, Pler-
fecto Wall Finish,
Va inishes, 0 i Is,
Turps, etc.
.. Call at ..
Best for YOUR tuildings
TO combat the weir and tear of weather
To economically and actually save the surface, use
1144, M40 A�;i� va"Ps'
PAINT
'95 11 The Righl Point to A(.t Right"
A. RAMSAY & SON COMPANY
M4kers of Paint and Varnish since 1842
MONTALAL
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CANADA 0 1 L G A S HEATERS ]LTD.
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When You Call Don't Forget to Ask About Our
SERV ICE DEPARTMENT
Canada Oil G' as Heaters Ltd.
Queens Block. Sometimes the Cheapest,, But Always the Best.
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Thursday, Julie 23rd, 1921
Bluevale X XXXXXXXXXXIC
(Too late for last weelt.)
Mrs. BIcKee of Wroxeter, spent a few J
ISARD'S
UP
days Nvith friends here.
. . .
Airs. Smith, Sr. has gone to Toronto) IN
to visit relatives there for a while.
The Ft iday stopped the foot-
Men's and Boys' Suits
rain night
ball game at half time, between Brown
town and sixth Line.
Xr. and Mrs. Rev. C. C. Cain and Mrs.
Pueen of Cottam, and Mrs. Mills of Blyth,
Reduced Prices
'Snell
at
visited Urs, here last week.
Miss Burgess of Ottawa, visited relat-
ives here last week.
A very pleasant afternoon va§ spent at
Extra Oirdinary Values in all Lines
X.
the school house, - Friday, when a social
time was given 'to the parents and trus-x
of Men's and Boys' Wear.
tees. A fine programme was, given by
and short
the teacher and scholars f
'PAP
speeahes by Rev. Wilson, Rev. Tate, Mr. .1
J. W. King and Mrs. Aitken, after Which
cake and ice gream. were served.
Mr. and Mrs. Bremner, Mrs. Robt.
Big Savings on Suits. Some of the Best
Pearson and Mrs. John Pearson of Ethel '
spent Sunday at the home of Mr, Robt.
Musgrove,
Brands of Clothing are Here for
Mrs A. Holmes is at present visiting
with her daughter at Toronto.
Mrs. Wm, Garniss is having new
Your Inspection.
a
cement wall put under her house and en-
?A
largening the cellar.
Mr, and Mrs John Hill, Mr. and Mrs.
Jas. Masters, visite1 friends at Wroxeter
X
Cut prices in Boys' Suits are $7.50, 8.50a
on Monday,
'f4
10.00, 12.00, 13.50, 15.00-
Ic
Mr, and Mrs. W, J. Greer, Mr, and
Mrs A. 11, Musgrove and Miss Edna
Cut prices in Men's Suits are $21.50, 22.500,
28.00, 30.00.
of wingham, spent Sunday with Air. and
24.00, 25.00,
Mrs. Robt. Musgrove.
Rev. Mr. Mills preached at Harriston
last Sunday.
X,
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Men's strong wearing work Shirts $1.39.
Mr. Geo. McDonald, Cameron Mc-
1kJ
WN,
Mens heavy Overalls, will give excellent wear,
Donald, John Hall and Win. Robertson,
attended the funeral of the late Mr.
;J
sale $1.98.
Metizie at molesworth, on Monday.
Xlen's good wearing work Socks, 5 doz. 50c
Fordyce
quality sale 40c.
Mr. HarrV Woods is wearing a broad
Boy's Wash Waists, made of light and dark
smile these days. Oh! it is a boy', Harry.
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Print and Galetea, cut price 89 4c,
Mr. and Mrs, George Baker also Jim.
mie Baker and Misses Roach of Tiverton,
Men's strong wearing Pants, one doz, to clear
are at present visiting friends and old
acquaintances arcund Fordyce for a few
days.
M.,
X
at 2.75c.
Mr. Harry Chamney has the carpenters
X
Straw Hats, new styles in Men's Straw Hats
busy engaged building his new house,
;rj
at bargain prices, now only $1.00, 1.25, , 1.50,
, Mr. P. McGlynti has purchastA a new
2.00,2.50.
tin Lizzie from Mr. Crawford of Wing -
ham. Patrick can now take his lady
friends for a car ride.
Men's Boots, Bargain in Men's Strong W ear -
V.
Mr. George Naylor and Souler Taylor
busy their the 10tb.
I
ing Boots, cut price $4.00.
are gravelling job on
con.
X
Boys' Boots at cut prices, special value at 2.75,
K
Mr. Gibson Gillespie of Whitechurcli,
3.00, 3,500, 4.00.
and his gang of men are at present doing
some fine grading and gravelling on the
line between East West
Highest Prices for Produce.
division and
Wawanosh.
M Daniel Martin, who has been down
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r:
at L ndon for a few weeks has returned
bome again looking fine.
Mr. and Mrs. P. McGlynn Asited their
Mrs. Gilleon one day last week.
H. E. Isard & Coo
I
.daughter,
Mr, John Champion also Mr. Victor
Emmerson are at present engaged shing.
ling at W. J. Foran's barn.
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V V
n A
I&MMUSAA PhINTt
THE RIGHT PAINT TO PAINT RIGHT
Chancre,s Straw Hats and Straw Goods of all
kinds, Rattan, W.. ood, Wicker, Glass and Sim-
ilar materials to any
glossy finish. . 4
color, gives a beautiful
a 0 0 0 4b
� J
DO NOT A CC E P T SUBSTITUTES
When You INI e e d Paints, Enamel, Varm
nish S t a in s, Pler-
fecto Wall Finish,
Va inishes, 0 i Is,
Turps, etc.
.. Call at ..
Best for YOUR tuildings
TO combat the weir and tear of weather
To economically and actually save the surface, use
1144, M40 A�;i� va"Ps'
PAINT
'95 11 The Righl Point to A(.t Right"
A. RAMSAY & SON COMPANY
M4kers of Paint and Varnish since 1842
MONTALAL
Ttrouto winhilva
CANADA 0 1 L G A S HEATERS ]LTD.
1�
When You Call Don't Forget to Ask About Our
SERV ICE DEPARTMENT
Canada Oil G' as Heaters Ltd.
Queens Block. Sometimes the Cheapest,, But Always the Best.
'-T
,-J�m