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Thursday July 14th, 1,921
THE WINGUAM ADVANCE
Blyth Belmore
.0 0overnment Fruit Inspector, Frank Mr. Shaw, Bluevole, occupied the pul�
-0 pit in the Presbyterian church, Sabbati,
Metcalfe, left here Frid*y to start his
THE HOUSE OF"QUALITV afternoon.
duties for the season. He begins his X0
Mrs, Herd and family are visiting with
work a month earlier this year, this ma Mrs. Herd's father, at Lions' Head,
the tenth year for Mr. Met cAlfe in the
kes
Miss Margaret IIAICIO&h is in Orilli4
capo;ity of Fruit Inspector. This year with her aunt, Mrs. bL CVC
he is allotted a larger territory with bea& Miss Aitken, Walkerton, is spending
- -.0 A quarters at Saskatoon. her holidays with friends here.
.6 MONEY S VING VALUES R.1 &I *F
-.0 op.- Rev. A. C, Tiffin the newly appointed Mr. George Savage and sisterg, Rosa
11-0 and Zelma of Canfieldl Passed through the
-0 pastor of the Methodist church bad village last week to visit friends in Wrox,
-4 charge of the regular services on Sunday, oter,
"AFTER EVERY MEAL'
'Quality and Low Prices Make The e a' Barn—In Clinton Hospital, an J141Y let, Mr, Moffatt, mail carrier on the Wrox.
0= to Mr. and Mrs, Herb Thomas, a daugh, eter route can't understand why his car
ter.
refuses to go any farther than the Bel.
Special Lines Big Values more Post Office. "F.
Mrs. Chas. Dickinson and family of The gum with the
Teemater, visited Mr. and Mrs. McNeil,
W Sheetin.9—Fine bleached sheet- NUmode'Brassleres_ln whit Sunday.
e lasting flavor—wrap.
ing, extra heavy quality; 21 The Presbyterians intend holding their
and pink, front and backfast- Garden Party at Hector McLean's on the
yds wide, best Wabasso matte Ped haj the hygienic
ened, made o f fine quality 19th of July.
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Spec a . .................................. b5c yd
P1110W Cotton -42 in. wide cir-
cular cctton, fine even thread
heavy quality best Wabasso
matte, special ....................... �50c yd.
Gingham—Check, S t r i pe and
plaids in assorted patterns, a
Nainsook, at ................................ 60c
Venus Silk Rose — Pure silk
hose in black and white mer-
cerised eta s t i c ribbed top.
This famous make specialty
priced at ............................ 2.00 pair
Black Cotton Hose 25c — to
S I D E S
Just now we the most
attractive ladies' Diam-
ond Rings, though
round, are made to ap.
:Z lull range to select from .... 35c yd. doz, black cotton hpse, good
pear 4 sided, 6 sided
quality and fast black dye, and 8 sides.
Art Silks—In Russian cord and sizes 81 to 10, special ........ 25c pai
r
This effect is obtained
barred patterns, pink, blue,
in the mountings which
grey and white, suitable for Ladies' Vests 25c-5 doz. lad -
are beautifuly pierced
shirts blouses or dresses, 36 ies' cotton ribbed vests short
.W and ornamented.
in. wide, special ........... sleeves, special ......... ...... 25c each
Prices $25.00 to $200.00
Ll� S- W. Re- Hamilton
Our Goods are the Best- our Prices Right. Terms, C'
ash. Prcduce Wanted.
and Optician
Jeweler
PUBLIC SCHOOL REPORT i Ptimer-Glen Eckmier. litts, Willie Woods.
Those with an asterisk missed'the final Jr, I --Ruth Corrigan, Edith Weir, Robt. A 25 YEAR ENDOWMENT
examinations. Bennett, Tommy Parker.
Sr. Primer -George Harriq, Hugh Harris. Recently matured itself in
The following are the results of the pro- The following report shows thp standing Jr. Primer -Lyle Fitch Richard Ben-
-motion , examMations at S. S No. lo, of U. S. S. No. 13, Howick and Turnberry nett, Iva Gallaher, Arthur Lewis, Freddie
Morris. Names in order of merrit: based upon the results of the June pro" Lewis, Lida Willitts, Elmer Gallober. 20 Years
Jr. IN'to Sr. IV -Ernest Karge a, Clar- motion examinations, names are arranged
in order of merit. Of $121 for every $100
ence Johnston. A. M. GRANT (teacher) Yeildirig a return '
Jr. IV to Sr. IV -Mary Fitch, Alice Promotion Report of S. S.No. I,Howick. invested, besides carry the risk and
Sr. III to Jr. IV- Ethel Johnston, (Hon. Meahan. I JR. IV to SR. IV -Maggie McElwain-,
Wmrs), Elizabeth Robin I Jr. III to Sr. III -Walter Woods Geo Anderson Inglis, Gordon Weir, Harold SAVING THR INSTJRI�D 5 YF�ARS
heeler, Irene wheeler, 7JL�'an "Mt:1erser7, Me,kiey, Ferne Bennett, Wilfred Henry,' Barton. I PREMIUms
XWillie Peacock. . I Wilfred Meahan, William Weir, Alvin SR. III to JR. IV -James Inglis, Clair
Jr. III to Sr. III -George Peacock,
(Hrour,sob Carl Johnston, Fletcher Fell.,, Fitch, i Edwards, Leonard Metcalf, Robbie McEl- Ask for particulars
I wain.
H Jr. III -Velma Eckmier, JohnP -Alex Corrigan- hon-',
Jr. II to Sr. II Abner Cosens - W. T, Booth
MacDougall, xPearl Carl Fitch, Mary Harris. Tena Fitch, SR 11 to JR. III -John Taylor, Mar-
offat. Johnston, StanQ i Kenneth Bennett, Jack' Harris, Johnny erWEdwards, Willie Barton, Edwin Det- M tual Life o f va -1
WIN(MAM MANK1-,'rS
(Correct up till W�dnesday noon)
Butter .................. �5 to 30
Eggs .............. .... 24 to 2$
Hogs, liveweight .... . 10 25 to 11 00
Cream ................ to 30
East Wawanosh
A number of People (if this vicinity at-
tended Dominion Day in Wingham.
Mr. and Mrs, James Scott make a visit
to their friends in Harriston last week.
Miss Margaret Aitken is re-etigaged as
teacher for the coming year in S S. No.
11 East Wawanosh.
MRS. T. FELLS
Patrick St., Phone 231.
Qualified to give Chiropractic and
massage, ajustments. Spinal examin,,,Ion
free.
TEESWATER--WINGHAM CAME
sealed Package.
A goody thafs goc.-I
for You. Al"ds appe-
tite tand digestion,
Keeps teeth clean
and breath sweet.
A boon to smokers,
with its cooling,
Asoothing, effect on
I, Mouth and throat.
SEALED TIGHT—
KEPT RIGHT B19
Jr. 11 to Sr. H—Gertrude Turvey. Willitts I JR. 11 to SR. II—Ethel Taylor, Edythe Wingbam, out. 4M Whether at bat or in the field, Cruik-
Sr. I to Jr. II—xRuth Starchan, Doreen Sr. i to Jr. 11—Mildred Catbers, Metcalfe. shankswasbusy every mint4e and the IV XXX XT X X X XX X X X, X XX.%M
Eckinier. Blanche Weir, Alma Fitch, Walter Wil- 1 SR. I - Minnie McElwaim Verna Mont- camera caught this one of him as he was ANA
Complete Corset & 9R�
gomery, Lily Edwards, Clara Detzler, making first oil the bit that allowed Circlet Service
Melvin Taylor, Harold Wright, Margaret Dr. Mapga- Howson to reach the home and score a
Montgomery. Cald
run in favour of Wingham. Special Demon- X
i JR. Pr.—Elma Finlay, Elva Dane,
Myrtle Montgomery. General Practitioner stration of
Graduate University of Toronto, Faculty
100% A.—Evelyn Montgomery. Lloyd Taylor. WEDDING BEI� X
F. E. MCP11FR80N (teacher)
of Medicine.
Office:—Josephine St., two doors south of Ilso
IFLAVOUL, Brunswick Hotel, ELLIOTT—CRYSLUR
The quaint and simple architecture of NE M
Telephones — O-Mce 281. Residence 151.
Gorrie Holy Trinity church with its one long
One night last week about half past aislelentitself beautifully to the obser-
Mr. Ben Goldstein was lying on lRklTATED AND ANNOYED vance of the marriage ceremony between
ML I IMIC as Gertrude, second daughter of A. W. Cry- CORSETS
�,l the sofa sleeping, a stranger entered the Are you irritated and annoyed by
9 MILES, NERVINE—.$1.20 will s�othe of Mrs. J. J. Elliott, Wingbam, which
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A houFe ard asked for the boss. Mrs, Gold- trifles ?—Just one or two doses of DR, sler, Welland, and We;r Elliott, only son
tein pointed to the Eofa, when the visitor July 20 and 21.
the irritated and over -strained nerves. took place at I o'clock on June 29th. The
grabbed the sleeper by the throat and Guaranteed Safe and Sure.
bgan to pound him. Mrs. Goldstein church bad been beautifully decorated
rushed to I be assistance of her husband Sold in *inghaiin by
with daisies and greenery caught up with
and receivtd a blkm that ft-Iled her to the J- WALTON McKIBBON King Bros
is all fresh, f lavoury young leaves that y,.� C �':'l fl,.or, Fhe then rushed* to the telephone white ribbons ' and made a picturesque Wingham, Ont.
generously in the teapot. Always relia,11�!c. and called for belp The ttranger on setting for the service. The bride who Im
l.t Eoir p the telephone ring decamped. JAMES TAYLOR looked winsome in a suit of tan colored
-------- gabardine, champagne georgette blouse
AUCTIONEER and tan ribbon hat with trimmings of
.WHEN WOMAN HITS THE TRAIL IN THE CANADIAfq ROCKIES grapes and foliage, was given in marriage
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byherfatherandthe impressive English TWI-1-t �Ic
Farm Sales a Specialty. Orders left at N, el
The Advance, N� ingbam, church cc, emony was perfodned by Arch.
will receive
deacon Perry, Miss Pauline Crysl
prompt attention.
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Phone NorthHuron 15- 623. Bi rlQ�65 15 1 1:ister of the bride played the weddi 9 1%4
music, "The Bridal Chorus" and Mendel-
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011
ssohn's wedding inarch and during the
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entire service Played very softly the
Phones io6,224.
"Melody in F. " While the register was
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9S being signed, George Totty sang with
WALKER
much effect, "0 Promise Me,,,
Douglas N
McCaw and Bruce Greer acted as ushers,
Funeral Directors Later the bride ar;d groom received the
and Embalmers congratulations of their friends at the
bride's home, 95 Dorothy St., where a V-_11!1�'�A-M-"T,-""�I�_, 3 -Wo
buffett luncheon was served. The health
Motor Hearse or Horse Equipment
of the bride and groom was proposed and
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happy remarks portraying humor and
d.1 1171 di
JERU IMJESK� 111al-310 sentiment were made in reply. The
groom's gift to the bride was a bar pin
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The outdoor &01 ---and her np_vke Alps overseas to show the way to cause they are unexcelled in bestuty
untr
Is legion -knows almost as much the summits of majestic mo 'jins. and ra-destY. The Alpine Club d,
When they ride, elinib and canip Canada has many women members,
AbOtit the trails, carrips, mountains they weir riding breeches just as the most expert of whom do not
mid fishing of the Canadiall padific well ai their brothers, husbanrig or hesitate to attempt the conquest of
ROddes as mero man. Evory gum- sweethearts and nobody thinks any- any mk men havit ascondM, lit
.1janq stl1d Lake Lovise SLte thing about it - not even Mrs, 1001 ount Assinibolne was stseend.
Grundy, because she has been wear. ed for the first timt by Sir Salto
thrOilged with rumbers of the f I ram, Three years lator Kfiss
air ing the shortost of sheirt skirts her- Out
lex who hit tho ttstfl to view the golf to be in tho mode, The war Gertrude Benham, an trigliah girl,
b"0665 Of 14kes sin streams changed many things. It gave was the ffilAt of bet sex to reacli
Whe" the tMut bide, c1lim-h nioun- woman the vote and made breeches the aummit of this great peak, the
"Ins &nd 8IMP for days near to f6r women conventional, Matterhorn of the CArtaftni Roelcies,
'"tu"'s hettt 5,06gustirded by Beauty age#ls to the ' td B th were assisted by $wiss guld6a.
4 4 nado " overal mRde, tb* '-'-t durth - the
46rt guides jiloy learn to ford glrl� And 4 a loves ths Ca iim So Aladen ff
"t'sAms, fl8b 9kild Xb,00t,.wb1l6 there Rockies which rise a raile or more camP of thO AlPlas 01uh last sua.
%** r"I Swisis &Wdiga fram the 4.6ava LATC0 Lmuiita w4d Bar& beflihr-
.1 " -0- Z- 4.0 Me organist, a pin
with a pear] setting and to the soloist a
tie pin with pear] settings. The young
couple left at four o'clock -to spent their
honeymoon in Muskoka and later will be
at home in Welland. The fyuests from
nn rl�
1he "aickest W- ay.-
fh/
to.Re.lacl'l the bjlyc-hr
16U�qe tile 113eill to &
..111P
out-of-town in at,endance at the wedding
ON(i DISTIA'NCE Is inaintaimd at a high degrce of'
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were-, Mrs. J. J, Elliott, mother of the
groom, Wingham; Miss
efticiency, Connectjon�, witIl 6�tant pohv,,�� wcre nover
Annie Elliott,
more qui,,.kIly establiil)ul.
sister of the groom, London; Miss Fern
Crysler, sister of the bride, Detroit; Mrs.
"Long Distance oiabk�s us to trammct bu�iness it! t�nlnty
Margaret Taylor, sister of the bride, Cale.
chiCIS ill 011L- (hty" -- say�; a subscriber - "we ute 1-L to get
donia, the Misses Grey, cousins of the
new custuniers, to tnakesalesjo order glOod.", or counterianlid
bride, Simcoe-, Miss Montgomery, Lon.
them, to speed up shij)m(�nt,,. verif.v acdfts, ty;dts new parts
don; Mrs. Richard Quance, Niagara Falls;
for machinery, etc. It multiplies our pursonal contact �vith
Miss Ruby Duff, Toronto; Dr. F. G
our Branches, out mlesmen, and the trade.
Henry, Delhi and Dr. Norman Beaver,
Woodstock. -Welland Tribune,
"Many of our tong'D�stance calls are now Station -to -Station. A lvrgc�
,Sign liang" over our Private Branch exchanree, rvading 'Ijl n;aker
it a8tativn-to-Slatiun niU.' Ntpmovcr, we notifivd our cu�,tonwrs that
Myth L. 0. L, 963 wdl celebrate the
two Of Our Most capable men had been designated to lnoL after Long
*3z anniversary of thebattle of the Poyne
Distance businesq. As soon as Long Distance calls, our Private B kancla
tallayfield, Preparations forthe big day,
exchange operator switches the to one of these inet , wbieli gives!,
Julysoth,areabout completed,the pro-
our cuRtotners th(,� advantage. of Station -to -Station ratm",
gram of sports indicate to bt even better
than last year. Games of baseball be-
"Use the 113ell' to Sell, " The appeal of vottr
tween Goderleb, Teestvater, Zurick, and
voice will bring results whei, everytljijj� E`v c ryv Do
Wirigbal", also a football match between
8eafotth a u d McKillop. teams, T he
fails. From your desk you can talk by Long
Distance with i3,00o,(100 telephones i n is a Lon
ladies of this community will serve
Canada and the United States. Diatatict�
staliam
meals in the hall. Come and bring a
friend.
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