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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1921-08-11, Page 40 N THE WINGHNU ADVANCE "'Built in Canada"' - AL .0 04 I. -Internal Hot -Spot -An exclusive Lig�t- Six feature, designed by Studebaker engin- eers, making possible an average of 21 to 26 miles to the gallon of gasoline. 2. -Completely Machined Crankshaft -A feature to be found in riTily the most ex- pensive cars,-. Such machining ensures perfect motor balance. 3. -Inclined Valves -A feature especially adapted to a motor of the Light -Six siz providing more efficient combustion an� greater power. 4. -Greaseless Universal Joints -Abolishes oiling of joints and eliminates wear on such parts. 5, -Aluminum Detachable Head -Detachable so as to permit easy access to cylinders, aluminum because it is the superior metal for castings, being unusually light in weight. The number of aluminum cast- ings to be found in the Light -Six is an indieption of the high quality of material used throughout its construction. 6. -Cord Tires -The Light -Six was the first car selling for- less than $2,000 to include cord tires as standard equipment, 7. -Silent Timing Gears -Chain driven -a mechanical feature identified with cars selling at a price considerably more than the Light -Six. 8. -Thermostatic Control -Which provides an even temperature in the cooling of the motor; thereby eliminating overheating. 9.. -Tapered Roller Hearings -By the use of japered roller bearings throughout, bear. ing troubles under average conditions, are completely eliminated. Wear on this type of bearing can be easily taken up. 10. -Body and Equipment -A master -built body bearing three c ats of heavy en- ame,, baked to a temperature that ensures its durability andlasting beauty. Thief -proof transmission lock a- part of regular Light -Six equipment; genuine leather upholstery. And in addition to all of the above points-theStudebaker Light -Six offers an abundance of flexible power due to its keen spirited six cylinder motor. See this car before you bay! REDUCED PRICESo EFFECTIVE JUNE lot Touring Car -$1885 Coupe -Roadster -$2385 - Sedan -$2885 All ptices f.o.b. Wdikervi&t, Ontario, Exclusive of soles f4rx. All Studebakers Cars are Equippedwith Cord Tires L. Kennedy,Pealtd.-a-, VvVinghain rhis 1,*.q a studeb,,aker Year 0 Salem BOTH SIDES CAUGHING Mr, Alvin Wray of Toronto, visited I bisparent% Mr.and Mrs.JobnWray, a To the Edi wr ay the Advznce, few days recently. Deer Sun- ISARD'S N11.5s Cathers of the West, is at present 'Tis been a quare salson entoirely, an visiting with Mr. and Mrs, W. A. Cath4r$ not lolke the good ould summers we used and other friends. to hev at all, at all. Fursht it was an Mr, and Wlr& Jas, Longley and son of ea , rly shpring an thin the rains came, anvi Men's and Boy Toronto, spent their holidays at the horne of Mr. Bert Langley, we cuddintget the craps in the ground, an 'twas a late sbprinZ afthur all, then Mr. and Mrs. Tony Meahati of Wroxe- bin Iverything was looking foine the Wear at Reducox ter, spent last Sunday with friend,,, herd. w Mr. Edwin Bennett bad the Misfortune bate slitruck us, follied by heaity rains to get a severe Melt from a horse last that shrunk up tbewhate an pounded the week which laid him aside for a teiv days, oats down so that they are hardly worth We hope he will soon be all right again. baryistin an now the goulden rod is In INliss Ethel McCreery from south of blossom an the missus is snazin her head ed Prices Wroxeter, visited her sister, Mrs. Ira aff agln,. an the bills arr up fer the fall Neill, a few days recently. fairs, an winter will Qoon be wid us wance Why 4 7ear ges Charlie Cathers wear such it more, an we hev wurruked the how] 3 broa these days? It's that Young fer nawthin, an tobacky is as dear as son. Congratulations. 1 4 iver, 'Tis not much loike the new wurruld N Threshing has bornmenced in this local, we wus expectin afthur the war. Thur is ity, The grain is a very light sample wan ting to be tankful fer howiver, lots f this year. 0 paple arr wurse 4ff than we arr, so thurs no use av grumblin. Grey I see Misther Droory is to be in Gode- N WEGUARDVALUE HERE Mr. and Mrs. Alex . Annett and two rich �some day soon, Mebby he will tell sons of Detroit, are visiting at Fred the paple whoy he is fittin Mishtir Biggs Ostoby a, tdr, Annett and Mrs, Oxtoby an Mishter Beck sind their min awl over Men's Tweed Pants, good patterns, Bar - are brother and sister, the prawvince cuttin an slashin an des- gain ...................................... 14 ... . .................. 1 $2,95 Miss Laura A. Dufi of Toronto, has re- tbroyin all the lovely trees that took a turned home after spending two weeks bundred years to grow, in order to make Men *s Work Shirts, strong wearing cloth, with her aunt, Mrs. W. C. Stevensom, betther roads fer the joy riders to go tear. our reduced price ................................... 11... $1.25 Jae. Doull took in the old boy's reunion in troo the country on, raisin clouds av at Listowel last week. dust to blow over into farrmers fields Boy's Suits, just received a shipment of Boy's Leonard Krauter spent a few days at desthroyin the craps, an makin the gvass all wool Shirts, "new style", our special his home on the 10 oon. Leonard is so gritty that the cattle won't ate it, arr employed in the Merchant's l3ank fer loightin up the towns so that the prices are .................................... $7.00 and 8.00 Stratford. \ - young paple can be out till awl hours av Overalls, reduced prices in the Best makes ' I Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Abram and Bon, the noight wbin they'ought to be at home ic Vern. spent Sunday with Moncrieff, of Men's Overalls, see our specials at friends, shlapin. It will take some explainin from Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hallenbeck and Misther Droory, wboy be is runnin the ...... $2.00, 1.50 and 75c baby of Stratford, visited at Win. Hollen- pfawvince into so much debt. What wid beck's last week. the war debt, an the railroad debt an the Men's SoCkS, bargain in Men's Socks to clear I Mr. Isaac Lake's two sisters have been good roads and hydro debts, an. the 14 ....... ..." ....................... I ...... 35 or 3 pairs for $ 1.00 visiting with him. It is several years county debt an the township debt, an the since they were home. 0 barn fly, an the heel fly an the barrud Men"s Suits, clearance of men-, all wool A number from this locality went West thisweek. Crops are very light here. wurruk, an the poor craps us farriners are tweed Suits, "new models" well trimmed, havin a bad toirne, so we are, but its no your pick for ....................................... ..... $20.00 IRRITATED AND ANNOYED use,grumblin. Men's and Boys Boots and Shoes at re - Wan wet inarnin lasht wake I was cut - Are you irritate , d and annoyed by 'tin wadeswid a soythe furninst the loine duced prices many lines to choose f rom every trifles ?-Just one or two doses of DR. fince an my naber, Pete Boggs, was doin pair a bargain. MILES' NERVINE -$1.20 will soothe the same ting on his soide, Pete used to the irritated and over -strained nerves, Guaranteed Safe and Sure. be wan av the wurst Grits in the town- Men's Rain Coats, new prices or, Rain Coats Sold in Wingliam by ship but now belongs to the U. F. 0. good styles in tweed effects�. See our J. WALTON McKIBSON crowd. special value at .................. ..... $15.00 and 18.00 3C �'Good marnin, Tim, 'tis a foine marnin afther the -in' be se, 4 m 6 w 8 S I D E S Just now we the most - attractive ladies' Diam- ond Rings, though round, are made to ap- pear 4 sided, 6 sided and 8 sides. This effect is obtained in the mountings which are beautifuly pierced and ornamented.' Prices $25.00 to $200.00 W. R. Hamilton Jeweler and Optician 'It is indade' I reploid, *but the weather doesn't look settled yit, an I'm afraid it will be a poor harvest day' sez 1. 'Growlin away as usual Tim' he sez 'but I don't wonder you're grouchy afther the Alberta elickshuns'he seZ 11 guess now you wish you had shtuck to the farrmurs' party, insthead av goin back to the Lucknow Reutdonsseein tobave taken the place Tories'sez he. Garden Parties, Walkerton, Listowel WRI(iLaEffi2mYs and Goderich each bottling one and quit( - ,Mr. Irwin Durst took in the Old Boys' a number from here taking in one or the tickle game, Pete, I sez, 'but what cud a other. The Pipe Band which has been I xe-orgatrized and is now one of the best "'After Every 'I'lleal" hands in the country was on the for three days at List6wel arid one U. F.' 0. ayther' sez 1. That Alberta day at Goderich, spending their vacation at the home of the latterh' motber, Mrs. Jno Gibson. The table factory is in full swiug zgqjn week visiting friends here. having been closed for a week for the Tories ivir wurruked since 1917, an now annual st%k taking. The. Women's Institute of this place Mr. John XcQrae who lives a few miles of Nlr, and Nlrs, Chas . Cathers, on July 29th, west of Luckuow, reports having seen a you' woise,' I sez. 'You will remimber deer W one of his fields -last week, It Get thrice -daily benefit from appeared in fine condition and was evi- dently making its way north, this low-cost aid to A severe electric storm passed over appetite and digeStion i here on Saturday and what grain was not cut is flat and practically useless, but enjoying their Imlidays at Sudbury, worse than that was the misfortune which H Wvller�ljasrnovedthL post office to the Wock hdrecently purchasM train Mr. happened John Bell who was threshing pritty soon, an tings was lookin bad fer at Mr, McLay's barn on the Stb. '14rhe It keeps teeth white men bad stopped work and had gone into diuner when the barn was struck by breath sweet ligbtum� arid completely destroyed and, -Mr. Bell s machine with it. This is the and throat third threshing machine Mr. Bell has lost in the same way and a strange thing clear about it is that the three machines have advoice on pollytickle matthers yit.' -Jist been burned within a distance of, two "Ye hev a lot to larn yit about polly4 miles. We understand Mr. Bell will pur� Makes chase airotber. Mr. Win. Habbick of Toronto, visited Yo.ur smokes friends in town. Miss Ada McKay bad two pupils trying taste at the recent musical examinations and better both were successful. HAT will it be? Will you leave W Prof. J. Dryden, of the Agricultural that you will defate the Grits' I sez. an College, Corvalis, Oregon, visited his 0 it to "George" to decide, or will I sister, Mrs. R, D. Cameron. Miss Donalda McDiarmid of Detroit, is you insu re against battery bother by spending her vacation in town. Mrs. Harry James est'ate disposed of the American hotel Property in town to Mrs. E. Aitcheson and family and sis- insisting on a Prest-O-Lite-the one ter, Miss Hattie Carruth are visiting their Walter A. Lowry, a well known Brusselite mother in Clinton, best battery for your car? Miss Carrie Geddes is spending her And vacation at her home here. Only Mr. B A. Renwick who has been ill witti typhoid fever is improving. k.4 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bopes and family 5c of Detroit, visited for a few days in town, Lowry, brother of the proprietor, who has Miss Pearl Irwin who has been on the of motorists everywhere. Prest-O-Lite Ser - Sentinel staff for the past four years has come from Listowel, where be has spent the past few years. He was a former taken a position with the Commercial vice has expanded until to -day you will find . Pfess in Toronto. . Brussels resident for years and is well and Quite a number from here are leaving it ready to serve you wherever you drive your. for the West this week, favorabiy known. Mrs. Lowry will fill Rev. Mr. Maxwell preached in the dar. Presbyterian church and was much the bill admirably in looking after the sppreciated. RAZ,, AMAH welfare of the public as she is a competent Belgrave And the storage battery which warrants such The Union Services of the Methodist B20 and Presbyterian Congregations for the Sundays a widespread s'etvico- organization -is rnade next two will be conducted by genial. The American is an old and well ReV. Mr Jones who returns from Queens' College, Kingston, this week, and will be The Flavor Lasts hold in the following order; Brfrk Church at eleven o'clock, Sunshine at established ho8tlery and tinder the new order should hot only do as well as in the three o'clock, and Belgrave at seven make and model �f automobile, See that you o'clock. Everybody welcome. phaesse but should make a new recotd in "'Built in Canada"' - AL .0 04 I. -Internal Hot -Spot -An exclusive Lig�t- Six feature, designed by Studebaker engin- eers, making possible an average of 21 to 26 miles to the gallon of gasoline. 2. -Completely Machined Crankshaft -A feature to be found in riTily the most ex- pensive cars,-. Such machining ensures perfect motor balance. 3. -Inclined Valves -A feature especially adapted to a motor of the Light -Six siz providing more efficient combustion an� greater power. 4. -Greaseless Universal Joints -Abolishes oiling of joints and eliminates wear on such parts. 5, -Aluminum Detachable Head -Detachable so as to permit easy access to cylinders, aluminum because it is the superior metal for castings, being unusually light in weight. The number of aluminum cast- ings to be found in the Light -Six is an indieption of the high quality of material used throughout its construction. 6. -Cord Tires -The Light -Six was the first car selling for- less than $2,000 to include cord tires as standard equipment, 7. -Silent Timing Gears -Chain driven -a mechanical feature identified with cars selling at a price considerably more than the Light -Six. 8. -Thermostatic Control -Which provides an even temperature in the cooling of the motor; thereby eliminating overheating. 9.. -Tapered Roller Hearings -By the use of japered roller bearings throughout, bear. ing troubles under average conditions, are completely eliminated. Wear on this type of bearing can be easily taken up. 10. -Body and Equipment -A master -built body bearing three c ats of heavy en- ame,, baked to a temperature that ensures its durability andlasting beauty. Thief -proof transmission lock a- part of regular Light -Six equipment; genuine leather upholstery. And in addition to all of the above points-theStudebaker Light -Six offers an abundance of flexible power due to its keen spirited six cylinder motor. See this car before you bay! REDUCED PRICESo EFFECTIVE JUNE lot Touring Car -$1885 Coupe -Roadster -$2385 - Sedan -$2885 All ptices f.o.b. Wdikervi&t, Ontario, Exclusive of soles f4rx. All Studebakers Cars are Equippedwith Cord Tires L. Kennedy,Pealtd.-a-, VvVinghain rhis 1,*.q a studeb,,aker Year 0 Salem BOTH SIDES CAUGHING Mr, Alvin Wray of Toronto, visited I bisparent% Mr.and Mrs.JobnWray, a To the Edi wr ay the Advznce, few days recently. Deer Sun- ISARD'S N11.5s Cathers of the West, is at present 'Tis been a quare salson entoirely, an visiting with Mr. and Mrs, W. A. Cath4r$ not lolke the good ould summers we used and other friends. to hev at all, at all. Fursht it was an Mr, and Wlr& Jas, Longley and son of ea , rly shpring an thin the rains came, anvi Men's and Boy Toronto, spent their holidays at the horne of Mr. Bert Langley, we cuddintget the craps in the ground, an 'twas a late sbprinZ afthur all, then Mr. and Mrs. Tony Meahati of Wroxe- bin Iverything was looking foine the Wear at Reducox ter, spent last Sunday with friend,,, herd. w Mr. Edwin Bennett bad the Misfortune bate slitruck us, follied by heaity rains to get a severe Melt from a horse last that shrunk up tbewhate an pounded the week which laid him aside for a teiv days, oats down so that they are hardly worth We hope he will soon be all right again. baryistin an now the goulden rod is In INliss Ethel McCreery from south of blossom an the missus is snazin her head ed Prices Wroxeter, visited her sister, Mrs. Ira aff agln,. an the bills arr up fer the fall Neill, a few days recently. fairs, an winter will Qoon be wid us wance Why 4 7ear ges Charlie Cathers wear such it more, an we hev wurruked the how] 3 broa these days? It's that Young fer nawthin, an tobacky is as dear as son. Congratulations. 1 4 iver, 'Tis not much loike the new wurruld N Threshing has bornmenced in this local, we wus expectin afthur the war. Thur is ity, The grain is a very light sample wan ting to be tankful fer howiver, lots f this year. 0 paple arr wurse 4ff than we arr, so thurs no use av grumblin. Grey I see Misther Droory is to be in Gode- N WEGUARDVALUE HERE Mr. and Mrs. Alex . Annett and two rich �some day soon, Mebby he will tell sons of Detroit, are visiting at Fred the paple whoy he is fittin Mishtir Biggs Ostoby a, tdr, Annett and Mrs, Oxtoby an Mishter Beck sind their min awl over Men's Tweed Pants, good patterns, Bar - are brother and sister, the prawvince cuttin an slashin an des- gain ...................................... 14 ... . .................. 1 $2,95 Miss Laura A. Dufi of Toronto, has re- tbroyin all the lovely trees that took a turned home after spending two weeks bundred years to grow, in order to make Men *s Work Shirts, strong wearing cloth, with her aunt, Mrs. W. C. Stevensom, betther roads fer the joy riders to go tear. our reduced price ................................... 11... $1.25 Jae. Doull took in the old boy's reunion in troo the country on, raisin clouds av at Listowel last week. dust to blow over into farrmers fields Boy's Suits, just received a shipment of Boy's Leonard Krauter spent a few days at desthroyin the craps, an makin the gvass all wool Shirts, "new style", our special his home on the 10 oon. Leonard is so gritty that the cattle won't ate it, arr employed in the Merchant's l3ank fer loightin up the towns so that the prices are .................................... $7.00 and 8.00 Stratford. \ - young paple can be out till awl hours av Overalls, reduced prices in the Best makes ' I Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Abram and Bon, the noight wbin they'ought to be at home ic Vern. spent Sunday with Moncrieff, of Men's Overalls, see our specials at friends, shlapin. It will take some explainin from Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hallenbeck and Misther Droory, wboy be is runnin the ...... $2.00, 1.50 and 75c baby of Stratford, visited at Win. Hollen- pfawvince into so much debt. What wid beck's last week. the war debt, an the railroad debt an the Men's SoCkS, bargain in Men's Socks to clear I Mr. Isaac Lake's two sisters have been good roads and hydro debts, an. the 14 ....... ..." ....................... I ...... 35 or 3 pairs for $ 1.00 visiting with him. It is several years county debt an the township debt, an the since they were home. 0 barn fly, an the heel fly an the barrud Men"s Suits, clearance of men-, all wool A number from this locality went West thisweek. Crops are very light here. wurruk, an the poor craps us farriners are tweed Suits, "new models" well trimmed, havin a bad toirne, so we are, but its no your pick for ....................................... ..... $20.00 IRRITATED AND ANNOYED use,grumblin. Men's and Boys Boots and Shoes at re - Wan wet inarnin lasht wake I was cut - Are you irritate , d and annoyed by 'tin wadeswid a soythe furninst the loine duced prices many lines to choose f rom every trifles ?-Just one or two doses of DR. fince an my naber, Pete Boggs, was doin pair a bargain. MILES' NERVINE -$1.20 will soothe the same ting on his soide, Pete used to the irritated and over -strained nerves, Guaranteed Safe and Sure. be wan av the wurst Grits in the town- Men's Rain Coats, new prices or, Rain Coats Sold in Wingliam by ship but now belongs to the U. F. 0. good styles in tweed effects�. See our J. WALTON McKIBSON crowd. special value at .................. ..... $15.00 and 18.00 3C �'Good marnin, Tim, 'tis a foine marnin afther the -in' be se, 4 m 6 w 8 S I D E S Just now we the most - attractive ladies' Diam- ond Rings, though round, are made to ap- pear 4 sided, 6 sided and 8 sides. This effect is obtained in the mountings which are beautifuly pierced and ornamented.' Prices $25.00 to $200.00 W. R. Hamilton Jeweler and Optician 'It is indade' I reploid, *but the weather doesn't look settled yit, an I'm afraid it will be a poor harvest day' sez 1. 'Growlin away as usual Tim' he sez 'but I don't wonder you're grouchy afther the Alberta elickshuns'he seZ 11 guess now you wish you had shtuck to the farrmurs' party, insthead av goin back to the 51 X, Ho F...." Isard & Co. I Tories'sez he. Wroxeter Miss Grace Stocks and her friend Miss., "It's little you know about the polly- ,Mr. Irwin Durst took in the Old Boys' Dupew, are visiting at the bome of the. formers' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stocks. tickle game, Pete, I sez, 'but what cud a Re -union at Listowel last week, fellah ivir larn wid the Grits arr wid the Mr. and Mrs Chester Smith returned to Nr and Mrs. Walker of Niagara, ar& U. F.' 0. ayther' sez 1. That Alberta their home last week after spending a spending their vacation at the home of the latterh' motber, Mrs. Jno Gibson. elickshun was the shmartest ting the week visiting friends here. Tories ivir wurruked since 1917, an now A young zon came to gladden the home The. Women's Institute of this place that� it is awl over I don't moind put tin of Nlr, and Nlrs, Chas . Cathers, on July 29th, attended (lie August meeting at Mrs, Jos. Hall's at Belmore on Saturday afternoon you' woise,' I sez. 'You will remimber I last. whin my ouldest bye was dowd fer a visit Dr. and Mrs. R. C. Wood of l'otten. 'bam, are visiting at the home of 1�lr. W. NI rs'. D -t, (-N and her two datighters are. 1. front Alberta, lasht shpring' sez 1, A. lZutherford, enjoying their Imlidays at Sudbury, wan noigbt we got talkin poliyticks, an lie Bed thur wud be an elickshun in Alberta H Wvller�ljasrnovedthL post office to the Wock hdrecently purchasM train Mr. 111r. and NIrs. Harry Smith, spent Sun - dav at. the boine of Mr. Jno. Taylars of pritty soon, an tings was lookin bad fer Rasmussen. Howick, the Tories. He sed the farimers an Grits out thur what I sed, an they caught on, Mutual Life o I Canada seemed loikley to carry iviryting befoor tbim. I listened to awl he had to say an tould him his ould dad cud give him some sayin that iviryting wurruked out folne, an the Tories are laughin at the Grits. advoice on pollytickle matthers yit.' -Jist college will aid materially in his training. "Ye hev a lot to larn yit about polly4 you go back an tell the Tory byes to sit tight, I sez, an not to bother pu4in up a new Storage Battery f anny. candydates, Let the Grits an ticks, Pete, me boy, sez 1. farrmurs foight it out an let ivery Tory Wiligham, Ont, Timothy Hay. vote go wid the farrmurs'sez 1. 'Bydoiu HAT will it be? Will you leave W Dr. Margaret 0. GaIdep that you will defate the Grits' I sez. an 0 it to "George" to decide, or will I thur will be no Grit Government in FATHER 1. Alberta tcr help Misliter King at the Dominion e:ickshun' sez 1. That looks 5 awl roight sez he. 'The farrmurs'sez I Statistics show that seventy per cent. of 'we needn't moind thim at 411, at all,' I the leaders of the Nation in Commerce and Politics are college trained men. sez. Sure they are nothing buf a lot of pollytickle Ishmaelites wid thur hand Do you wish your boy to be a aginst iviry man's hand an iviry man's LEADER? hand aginst thim' sez 1. 1 Well me bye wint back to Alberta an tould the Tories A ten or fifteen year Endowment with out thur what I sed, an they caught on, Mutual Life o I Canada an I had a letther irarn him the other day To mature when your boy is ready for sayin that iviryting wurruked out folne, an the Tories are laughin at the Grits. Some dti you will need y college will aid materially in his training. "Ye hev a lot to larn yit about polly4 a new Storage Battery f A, Cosens, W. T. Booth, Representatives ticks, Pete, me boy, sez 1. It Wiligham, Ont, Timothy Hay. HAT will it be? Will you leave W Dr. Margaret 0. GaIdep Brussels Hotel Sold Last week the executors of the late 0 it to "George" to decide, or will I you insu re against battery bother by General Practitioner Mrs. Harry James est'ate disposed of the American hotel Property in town to insisting on a Prest-O-Lite-the one Graduate University of Toronto, Paculty of Medicine. Walter A. Lowry, a well known Brusselite best battery for your car? Oflice-,-Josephine St,, two doors south of Brunswick Hotel. for a tne. sum of $7,000. He is now in possession. We understand the house Prest-O-Lite Service, founded in the dawn of Telephones. - Office 281, Residence 151. will be under the management of Edward the automobile industry, has won the respect Lowry, brother of the proprietor, who has of motorists everywhere. Prest-O-Lite Ser - come from Listowel, where be has spent the past few years. He was a former vice has expanded until to -day you will find . Brussels resident for years and is well and it ready to serve you wherever you drive your. SUMMEM COLOSs ASTHMA, favorabiy known. Mrs. Lowry will fill dar. Itpoll mtiny a holidaY4 the bill admirably in looking after the RAZ,, AMAH welfare of the public as she is a competent And the storage battery which warrants such person, good housekeeprr, active and a widespread s'etvico- organization -is rnade Positively istaois Meat troubles I genial. The American is an old and well in a full range of types and sizes for every Sneezing, wotxing, coughing, wtoping eyes skren't nece49%9L*7- established ho8tlery and tinder the new order should hot only do as well as in the make and model �f automobile, See that you urkleas you Ak* 1poing t way, $1.00 at: r druggistS, or writ* phaesse but should make a new recotd in got it when you need it. V Templetand,wrontd, for a frte trial. t changing perieids and style of doing business in catering to the necessities of Sold by 1. W. MeXibbon the public. Mr. and Mrs. Lowry have MRS. T. F'ELLS two sons and a daughter. The oldest ton served the Empire overseas during the war. Mr. Lowry will make number of Robertson & Hecker Patrick St,, Phone, 23 1. a improvements to the property that will "The Garage for Service" Qualified to giV6 Chiropractic and add to its comfort and appearance. Sales was made to close up the James estate as massage, ajustments. Spinal examinaffon both husband and wife died during the 0A.116 free. past two yearo. "WOW.. 0