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Tbursday, August 4til, 1921 T11E, NDVANCE,
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Wingbam. .................... Sept, 27-28 W'I
MARSHA LL- In Wingbam General Hor, Bayfield ..................... Sept. 27-28,
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THE HOUSE OF QUALITY 4� Pita], August 2nd,, to Mr. and Mrs. Blyth ....................... Scpt, 22-23 Vf
W. Foster Marshall, Township Culross, Bru5sels ..................... Sept - SPECIAL MIDSUMMER EXCURSION
a daughter. Dun-annon .................... Oct. 6-7
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...................... Sept. 10-20
Goderich ..... (� ................ Sept.
DIED Goderich to Detroit
Gorrie ........................ October I'
Luclmow .............. ... ... Sept. 39-30
EXTRA VALUES and Return
DioWAR In Harriston on tinday, July
24th, 1021, E. H. Dewar. editor oFthe Mitchell ..................... Sept. 20-21
Ripley .................... 1. Sept, 27-28
Harriston Review, aged 69 years.
2-23
Seaforth ..................... Oct. 2
IN.MEN'S WEAR 0-4
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Field Crop Competition
za Zurich . ..................... Sept. 21
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We are showing special values, in Men's C lothing in the Teeswater field
The Winners
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crop competition of the Teeswater Agri
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in the newest styles ai�d materials.
ed in oats is
cultural Society, wLo enter Miss Winnifred Farrier is to be coggrat.
given as follows: ulated on taking the highest total in the NNT
04 p
Oln's junior Public Graduation Exams S.
3. D. Little ...................
in the
A. & W. McKague ............ 92 pointS County of Huron.
Young Men's Models points Miss Edith Peddle and Messrs. Harold'
T B. Aitken .................. 901
MacKay returned on
Our range of new styles in perfect fitting clothes for young men are Dave McDonald% ........ I .... 88�, pointq Sparling, Angus
00 35 00 -e I ST. GREYHOUND leaves Goderich, on
ex"ptional values at very moderate prices . ......... $25. to Duncan Keith ............ ...871 points Wednesday from Lake Couchiching whet X
they bad been attending Summer School,
Win. McKenzie .............. . 87 points MONDAY, AUGUST 8th, at 11.15 P. M. g
Misses 141illie and Flossie MacGregor
Suits at $25.00 so— W. G. Keith .................. 84 points left on Thursday for Toronto after spend- arriving Detroit, Tuesday at 7.15 a.m. Returning leave Detroit, Thurs-
Number of Competitors 11. Ing their holidays at their home here. 1 day, Aug.'lltb, at 2.30 p.m., on Str. Owana.
JAS W, MCKFI?i Mr. and Mrs. Henr McGee and:
See our big range of men's suits in browns, greys, greens and blues, y
tb.: $3.00 Round Trip. $2,00 One Way.
In checks, stripes and plain cloths, form fitting and conservative Gordon, spent Sunday at home of Mr. 1
and M
_3 m Thomas Appleby, Turnberr
styles, wonderful values at .................................. $2500
Last trip to Detroit, Friday, Aug. 12th, 7 a m. on Str, Owana.
Miss Ruth Malcolm of the Soo, and
MRS. T. FEL
Miss Edith Kew of Wingham. are visit- Don't miss this midsummer oppertunity to visit beautiful Detroit.
Raincoats Patrick St., Phone 2 ing at the latter's grand- arents, Mr . and A delightful ride acroeis Lake Huron and down the St. Clair and Detroit
Qualified to give Chiropra tic and Mrs. Cottle. rivers.
Fine English Waterproof Tweed Raincoats in grey, brown and heath -
massage, ajustaients. Spinal examina I ion Rev. Mr. Scoble and Miss Lettie Fox
er mixtures at moderate prices $18.00 to 20,00. See our special Tuesday
free. leave by motor for Toronto on '
morning. Mr. Scobie will motor to North"' Greyhound Moonlight
..W line at ....................................................... $15,00 Sl
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Underwear — MR-HAPP"ve
Fine balbriggan underwear in separate garments at .... ............... 75c PARTY
...................... $1.75
One pieee suits in Balbriggan and Nainsook at
We can supply your needs of Negligee Shirts, Soft Collars, Summer
Hats and Cape, Hose, Work Shirts.
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.1.9 Our Goods are the Best— Our Prices Right. Terms, Cash. Prrduce Wanted.
MVAT A-5ROILINCr ?
SEEMS'TO PAY A
MAN FOR701LINCEP
East Wawanosh Council i on condition that all children from the to certain i epairs needed on the Toll THIS shop is where a toiler get s
township be admitted free to the Wing- cirain so that this matter can be attended mMer
ham Fall Fair. The Treasurer's hall'year- seaspp— Carried hist just reward. His lit
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a to ", , 0. 8, 1921, authorizinz the meet H
Council met oil July 28th.. with all the ly statement to June 30th sho%Ning , B 3,1-81 a s its Waterloo. His ppe-
!nembers present. Minutes of last meet- balance on hand at date of $810.61 re- borrowing of'sufficient money to meet the tite gets bigger, too. We've
ing were read and passed on motion of 1 ceived and ordered to de filed. ordinary expenditure was read and pass- lots of choice meats here for you -
Rob The collector presented his bond tlie�ed,,Jh,,!Iiol�.o�ving scroll,,,, were paid:
ertson and Coultas. Directors from I M I
the Turnbenry Agricultural Society were same being accepted as satisfactory. al World supplies $7.03;
present asking for a grant in aid ot that Moved by Mr. Coultes, seconded by Mr. Win. Puddy. assistance on the Sturdy Watch for Mr. Happy Party
a -hart, assistance on
SoLiety. On motion of Coultas nd Gillespie that the clerk notify Roy Patter- drain 3.00; D. Lock
Robertson $50.00 was given as a donation i son for to prepare an estimate in regal d I the Sturdy drain 3 00; Jenicins and Brad-
nockgart payin ant on Sturdy drain 440.00;
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he .dard ptg. office printingaccount olver & Be 0 i n ger
2; dvatice.Office. advertising
1.00, Milton MeBurney, grading and
gra%elling on con. 11. 39,69; W. A -----
I soil, raking stones 6.00; GeQ. Coultes,
putting stones in swamp con 10 -and 11,
2.00; Win. Robinson, tile tnd putting in INGRAM MARKEI'S
culvert con. 8, 11,00; Abner Cosens,
Wingliam. prennum on file hall, Aubuyn (Correct up till Wednesday noon)
Police Village 4.50; R. H. Scott, gravell- Butter .................. 35 to
A V1 d�,
repair.
ng oil con 10, 56 70; E. Geddes,g Eggs ................ 30 to
ling road grader 4.00, J, Craig, rading
11) 95 to 12
Bay during his holidays.
Quite a number of young men from'. Out of Goderich, Mon. Ev'g, Aug. 8th, 8.15 ip.m.
beriL intend leaving next week on Ithe,
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�IarTmsttv'5 excmr&n fQr the v�est. FINZEL'S FAMOUS DEITROIT ORCHESTRA
IQr (lancing in the Greyhound Ball Room.
Blyth 25 cents. VC
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Ashbury of Oak- 50 cents Children under 12
ville, are renewirg old friendabips. Mr. 61,
Ashbury is an old Blyth boy, his father X4114 XX XX RX RA Kim
the late Thomas Ashbury, conducted the
plaining mill business before removing
from town. It's twenty one years since
be left Blyth hence he finds many changes.
Rev. C. A. and Mrs. Tiffin visited
friends in Lucknow during the wee
Miss P. Gidley is visiting friends at
Hespeller.
Mrs. Jackson and daught,,r of Lei b.
bridge, are visiting the former's latlier,
M-. John Emigb.
irne
Mrs. John Cockaline rett . d to her
home in North Bay. Monday, havingi
visited in this vicinity (for the past month.
Rev. George and Mrs. Telford are WRITE FOR 0
spending a few days camping on the BOOKLET
banks of the Maitland near Westfield. AND PRICES
Presbyterian and Methodist congreg-1
ations held union services on Sunday, the
spirit of real union is very much eviden-
ced. ated for their liberality. Mrs'. 1. Anderson and children of
Philidelphia, spent a few day..; with Mr.
Belgrave Mr. Irwin of Orangeville spent. a few and Mrs F. Anderson.
days with her aunt, Mrs. Daley and other
annual"statement ofTrinity Ang- friends. Miss Leathia Hopper is visiting witb
lican Church has been i&qued showing the Mrs. Parent of Badaxe. Mich., and Mrs. friends in Harriston.
total receipts to be $1,372 and expenditure Heart of Detroit, visited with their aunt, The hum of the thrashing is once more
$1,364. Congregation is to be congratul- Mrs. Daley and Mrs. Wray. to be heard in our midst.
8900; Geo. Johnston, drawing culvert
riogs, livewe ght, - - - - - - ;
to 34
2.50; Geo. Johnston, gravelling on con.
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Cream ...............
53.04; Win Folthergill, repairing plow
1 100; Win, Lt ggatt, work oil grader 100
Time-
I J no. Campbell, raking stones and sitkQll-
Holiday I
� ing gravel 8 00; for gi�avel—F. Deveraux,
prompt attention.
t 7.50- P kk'. Scott, 28 95; J. Stonchouse,
Freedom frqrn al aches and
, 00' R, H. lic'ott, 4 95- Sam. McBurney,
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in4 sur
pa' ii—kabi
10.85); kv. Pottle] -giii, 2.95; A, McDougall,
Tavlor, 1.80, Win. Fitzpat-
Templeton's
16 50; Thos.
rick 3.47); A. Scott 2.70; Chas. Sandburn
Rheumatic Capsules I
00, El. Johnston, 4.35 R Redmond, 75:1
to assure you though absent you will not
Thos. TaN or Nlimelling 2,00- Gen.
`korillg,
Keep them in your home,
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vacation!
Take them on your 4
shovelling:300; R 11. Scott Sho%'elli�g
For Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
16.00.
Headache, Train Sickness, Etc.
-kill kill
Coullc,l ii(ijoumecl to ineet ag,
01.00 at your druggist's.
Tbursda\ Atigust 26ib
A. PORTERVIRLD,
Sold by J. W. McKibboin
Cletk
Mol tor Hearse or Horse I quipinent
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he will also thoroughly explain why he
JAMES TAYLOR
Extra Special Prizes
Mrs. Howe.
Address and Presentation
Winghamo Ontario
The Lumberry Agricultural SoceLy S
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indcbtedto Mr.E. R. Harriston. man -
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ager of Gunns' Wingham branch for the
Farm Sales a Specialty. 0,,dl,,, left It
following excellent special prizes which he
The Advance, M irgham, will lecei�`
is offering for their Fall Fair to be held at
prompt attention.
Wingtiam. Sept. 27th and 28th, 1921.
Fbo.rx Nottl-.Iiur(r 15- C23, I
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;V 01 F or the best bushel of oats he will give
n
success attending your splendid efforts
5 00 lbs. of Gunns' Shur Gain Fertilizer
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and 250 lbs. as second prize, For the
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best bushel of Mieat,, barley, turnips,
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to assure you though absent you will not
lill I Ui� potatoes or corn, the same excellent priz 8
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WALKER'S
fj are offered In all, over two tons of this
often have the pleasure of your visits to
and choir,
excellent Fertilizer will be given away.
Funeral Directors
NL -i,-1 The only stipulation is that Gunns' Fert-
esteem we feel for you we ask your ac.
ON, FIN _VT ".4b, ilizer must be used on the soil on which
and Embalmei rs
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Q: the article is grown. Prof. J. E. Bell has
thoughts will run back to the Methodist
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I" �1-114 been secured to judge these exhibits and
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Mol tor Hearse or Horse I quipinent
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he will also thoroughly explain why he
Mrs. Stocks.
gives his decisions and why he rejecfs.
Mrs. Howe.
Address and Presentation
Winghamo Ontario
411
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Station
Orsella Hupfer.
Dear Mr. Ruttan:—
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I We are assembled here to -night to ex -
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s our appreciation of your kindness
press
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and patience during the past year as our
choir leader.
The Voice That Commands Supplies!
By both precept and example you have
left your impression on this choir, and the
Loltig M,9tanCe Mobilizes the Necessities of Life
success attending your splendid efforts
as leader. has proven inspiration to us all.
T you may not lack food or other necessities, a constantly
cts flows to market along
of goods -and produ ,
Regret is ours to -night t h a t these
associations are to be severed, but we wish
growing stream
country roads, many of them ordered by Long Distance.
because it not only enables
to assure you though absent you will not
Progressive dealers rely on Long Distance
thern to take advantage of favorable market conditions and order such
to secure confirmation of
be forgotten, We hope (as we understand
that your home will be in Bluevale) to
supplies quickly, but because it enables them
the order atAhe same time. It eliminates all hazards. s up frOM
house ring
often have the pleasure of your visits to
and choir,
On a quiet morning a hog buyer for a packing
thirty to sixty farmers by Long Distance, and at the end of the week
in the city markets, $14fl;t1lotted by
our church
As a small tolcen of the respect and
come 5,000 lusty porkers arrive
esteem we feel for you we ask your ac.
telephone.
Buying: and Selling byLong Distance is the modem way.of securing
results in record titne, at minimum cost-
ceptance of this umbrella and hope as it
shel,ers you from the pouring rain Your
the maximum number of
facturers, Merchants, Builders, Contractors,
Bankers, Brokers, Manu pers, all are
Ne�yva'
thoughts will run back to the Methodist
Lt Stores,
Butchers, Balcers, Grocers, Departmer 'Ise efficiency, Worth
using Long Distance more and more to incre
choir at Wroxeter.
Signed on behalf of the choir
easily $50.00 a day"—writes a City Broker.
Mrs. Stocks.
Could all your salesmen combined we
Jk as can be reached in one d Rio
Mrs. Howe.
many prosp ect8
on Long Distance?
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Distunce,
Annie Hupfer.
Rhoda Hennings.
Station
Orsella Hupfer.
CAll-
Lloyd Hupfer.
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of ; , 1,00,, �
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Pa'
Oritario. are. tl,, sumnle?
and �'�orth over tl-v (,,.In-ov i-outes and the
Nyat�qli.-jt� t�tjt f. r the tell-t"'
Nylich is th(� suni of firt.
blavh ji,,
ol, I 1011otclly. e Rr,
his romids rr(-ventillr', c- el' i-'.
c. -n
vrv� in 01A.. .411's forc-:4s. I tying his owi,
tmvviiii receiving
i1el, (;ay for �is s(TvicEls.
All ill ,It, t1-_-_, Ontarit, Fin� 7'� -,-cer cTititled to OW "a"n
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a -d eo-opeiat;on uf everyone. He dt- IT- all tb(' ul"
t�' leople of Ontario can ,ivo h.m. llis NVOAc is Of -�ital
11 tance. Heed his warnin-s. Do v;h:
it lit,
r g Replirre
r The -Ontarict Ilry R"',19c"r, 0,urhig the daiwer
period of the dry summer, is (-o11.,4t.1nt1y on patrol to
catch fires Nvhile th�Ly are siliall. lie vannot prevent flivin
starting, as a rule. ile is -it tllt' Int"I'vY ('f 111 tyPis ')f (ar(!-
Thanks to his vi�iaiive, how(,ver, two-thir(IP kif
the forest fires in the last -vc,�rs did not spread beyond
five acres and of these, half (lid not ext�.ecd unc-quarter acre.
Ringeys lye nortbern wondsmon.
Most of ontarict's Fire
-y to colull, T
Contral, 011 o(qlt. of them a e
studoits, and these are experi(need Firt, Rangcrs or returned
sijldien�.
At Raii.%�crs travel chiefly by Carlo(, and in Ptli'T Ov('r (1('fl ite
tbe length of Nvlii(-h vark-, aceording to the degree
of danger from fires.
Others travel up and down the *,,r(sted I-ailway' SectiOus
en hand v(,loeipoidZ�s, following trains, to llut OUt fires sot by
ad are pat -rolled
'team loieonioflv(�s. In all, 2,100 miles of railro,
steadily all summer.
Two men devote theirWhOle U1110 to Oxanlini"A' 1"Onlotv"'
A to sep that survens an(! al-:11pan, Will not Pe"Mit t1W (",Cape
of sparks and live coals. In the elay bolt, a large force of
Rangers supervise 2(,ttlers' fires,, in land -cleaving operation,,.
Pon't blame the Fire Ranger if he asks YOU to bQ (`Ufful-
Don't think be Ile Icnows the risk. Ontario
too P �, "at" d millions of dollars tbrough
Is poorei�,Ils�eun "'! past. Help the Firo. Ranger
("". " s, in it
�ave the inereaAngly valuable forests that
runlaill.
Ontario Fore�stry Branch
Parliati-Aent Buildin, ' s
Toronto
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