The Wingham Advance, 1921-10-20, Page 6style, -,-and everything
that groes witit it
BE sure you get style, when you
buy a Suit—but don't overlook
tailoring and fabrics. Without
hand-tailorin and the right- all -
wool British iabrics, the style will
not last. ,
Ymare sure of good style—and
everything that goes with it—
when- you come here.
Made in Canada
to `60
$35
HANNA & C0*1 LTD**
AR WINWAM ADVANCH
SOW-
aelgrAV6 SOME TAU CORNON MRON
Mr. Arthur McQuire, of Brussels, spebt Thio magnifimt" , field. of rcom WO
a few days with his brother, Mr. J, Me- grown by Mr, Sam, McBUrney of East
GAIrt. Wilwarloa b, lind is six acres in extent.
Misses. Laura and Mary Adamson of The stalks asure from 14 to 1634 feet
Sandwich, spent a week with their aunt) me
Miss F, McCrea, high and the cobs are from 12 to 211 10-
"Buili-in Canada"
Mrs. Fisher and son, of Toronto, have cbes in length, and about 4 in4lies in
returnedto their homeafter spending A diameter at thickest part. The variety'
'A ,
mouth with the former's sister, Mro.,.R. is that which is know as Eureka sweet, LIGH"F-SIX TOURING CAR NOW $1725
R, racKen4e. - - — L
Miss Patterson has returned to her
J This is a Studebaker Year
home near Toronto after spending �t month
with Mrs. J. A. Brandon.
Mrs. Watson and children of Ingersoll$ dy the LIGHT -SIX feature by feature
spent 4 few days � with her sister, Mrs. 0
mu
Win. Dunbar.
Mr. and Mrs, Cunningham of Ayrt
are visiting with friends in this vicinity. mm"Em"then consider the new low pricelf.
While setting life thrashing outfit at
Robt. Ownes, George Jordon had the
misfortune to break a small bone in his HIS remarkable light -weight six- exclusive Studebaker design—built
ankle, which will lay him aside for the cylinder car combines all that we complete in Studebaker factories. The
rest of the thrashing season, T
believe the critical owner expects flexibility—the power—and the econ.--
Milton Bruce of 9th Con., Wawanosh, bile. Ii was built u�p to that omy (21 to 26 miles to the gallon)
met with bad loss when his barn was in an automo
burnt to the ground on Sunday night the expectation. And because it is manufac- of the UoHT-Six motor are qualities
cause of fire is unknown. b ture4 complete in the Studebaker plant not to be found in the average six-
Anotherof the respected residents of with middlemen's profits eliffiinated— cylinder car.
the 10 Con. Wawanosh, In the person of Studebaker is able to offer it todayat thd,
Mp, John Sboebottom passed away on new low price. You can have the advantage of this
Saturday after several months Illness. motor's wonderful gasoline economy
Mr. Shoebottom moved here from Lon- At all driving speeds the LIGHT -SIX is and the satisfaction of -its smoothness
don Township 31 years ago�. having remarkably free from vibration. Its of operation only by owning a Stude-
bought lot4l anda few days., afterward
burying Mr. Win. and Tliomao -Abraham powerful 40 -horsepower motor is an baker LiGHT-Six.
farm's on each side of his own making a
fine three hund;-cd acree farm, He leaves
to mourn his 16 �s a widow and four bons. Mr. Sam McBurney would be interest- No motor car ever before offered to the public has represented so much in automobile values
Thomas, Franlr, William and Garfield, as the LIGHT -SIX at the new price. SEE this remarkable car, DRIVE in it. KNOW
and one daugbto', Mrs. Sam Marshall of eo to learn similar particulars regarding Why Studebaker refers to it as. "The World's Greatest Light -weight Automobile."
Turnborry. The funei4l was held on the corn crop in the Essex or St. Thomas
Monday to the Wingham cemetery the districts, wbere ihe yield is usually �so
Orange Order took charge of the services high. His corn was planted on May 24
attbe grave.
and it was cut recently for ensilage, the L. Kennedy, Dealer, WinghaW -
Sorry to report Mr. Thomas MoUtgom-
ery is on the sick list, harvesting being carried out with Much
difficulty owing to the abnormal size of
the stalks. NEW PRICES OF STUDEBAKER AUTOMOBILES
Morris Council Tbepictureshows to some extent the 'W
A o. b. alkerville, Ont., exclusive of$ales Tax, effective Sep�. 8t);, Z921
Minutes of Council meeting held in height of the corn in comparison with 7ourine Cora and Roadstoirs Coupes and Sedans
Township InIall, Monday, Sept. 12. :Mern- that of full-grown men, the premier stalk, LIGHT -SIX 3 -PASS. ROADSTER ................. $1700 LIGHT -SIX 2 -PASS. COUPE -ROADSTER... $232S
bers Were ail present. Minutes of last UGHT-SIX TOURING CAR ............. I .......... 1725 LIGHT -SIX S -PASS. SEDAN .................. 2775
meeting read and approved. whi ch is 16yz feet high, beirfg that on the SPECIAL -SIX 2 -PASS. ROADSTER ............. 2275 SPECIAISIX 4-PASS..COUPE ................ 3525
A By-law was adopted to levy 37. on extre me left of the photo'. SPECIAL -SIX TOURING CAR ................ 2326 SPECIALSIX 5 -PASS. SEDAN ............. 3625
SPEClA1,SIX 4 -PASS. ROADSTER ....... 2325 BIG -SIX 4 -PASS. COUPE ......... ........ ::::::::: 3995
all taxes collected after Dec. 15 ' th. BIG -SIX TOURING CAR .......................... 2785 BXG-SIX 7 -PASS. SEDAN ...... I .................... 4095
Following accounts , were paid:—W. ALL STUDEBAKER CARS ARE EQUIPPED WITH' CORD TIRES
Davidson, cutting burdocks 5.00; D. East Wawanosh
strachan� cleaning ditch 5.00; Ao Murray, Mrs. Thomas Jamieson visited with bar"
work on road 10,00; W. Findlater, sheep arents, Mr. and M,rs. Emanuel Stapleton
kille& 13.00, H. Peirce, gravel 17.40; N, P
holson, work with team 3.00; R. Nes- last week.
Nic
bitt, gravelling 6k85; J, Gibson, gravel Mr, and Mrs, Alex. Bruce of Belgrave,
12.15; P. Haley, Inspecting 4.00; R. Laid- were called to Owen Sound to attend the
law, shovelling &00; R. Sundercock, on funeral of her nephew, George Breen.
grader 20.PO; A. MacEwen, express on The Anniversary Services held in Cal -
lists 45c,, H.. Matbers, on Mathers Dr. vin Church on Sunday were quite sue -
400 00; A. Shaw, Painting Abram's bridge cessful.
75-00; L. H. Boarnan, tile 37,08; Geo. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hopper of Seaforth,
Mason, supplies 3.15; John Miller, tile visited at her home here on Sunday.
7.91; John Miller, drawing; 6,00; John
Miller, digging, 6,00; Frank Kernpy, Of, Sunday afternoon the straw stack
gravel 11.40; J. Kerney, underbrushing On Mr. John T. Currie's farm on Con. 12
2 oo; J. Anderson, gravel 1.2.75; Lilse was burned, Neighbors turned out with
Hopper, gravel 1.50; Wm., Gray, gravel their teams and drew some away in order
8.25; win. Gibson, gravel- 1.20; Bert to save the barn. Fires at this time of
j4ckson, gravel 5,10; Ed. Armstrong, t�e Year area very serious matter. It is
gravel 7.05; Thos. Warwick, gravel lo.os; reported that r�'-ldreri were playing at
Gen. McDonald, gravel 21.00; G. T. R. the stock when lt'�aught fire.
Co., H. Kirkby, freight on tile for Evan's Glad to report Mrs. McNeil is able to
drain 72 63; H. Kirkby, on Kirkby drain be around again.,
200,00. 1 A' buliness that is worth having is
Next meeting, Oct. 17th.
A. MacEwen, Clerk. I worth adver t ising.
To the Grocer
You are Positively Authorized to Guarantee
'MrAcle" Unconditionallye
We will make good to you for any bottle of I 'MirAele' Washing Cream returned by any, housewife who
is not satisfied with it.
11MIrAcle"' Washing Cream is something entirely new, brought out for just one purpose, that of enab-
ling th4ousewife to do her washing easier, quicker and better than she has ever do4 I e it before,
"MirAcle" Washing Cream is like nothing that has ever gone before. It is positively harmless to any
clothes, no matter bow delicate. It is so harmless you could clean your teeth with It. It could be ; used to
wash a baby's tender skin.
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Bear in mind, Mr. Grocer, that "MirAcle" does NOT take the place of soap, but it DOUS make soap
work like magic, and in tke rinsing it brings out &T4L the soap, leaving the fabrics clean, clear and silky.
Go as far as you like in recommending housewlyes to use "MirAcle"—imprass upon them the necessity
of following carefully the printed instructions on the bGttle—have it tried ill your own home—tell the
people that we stand back of "MirAclel to the fullest extent—tell them that tells of thousands . of house.
wives in Canada and the United States ate using "MirAcle".
NrAcle.
ur
,w v ashing Cream
Is Sold by All Groc6irs
You can got MirAcle at these stores
J. Wahon McKibbon, Druggist.
E. J. Mitchell, Diruirgist.
J. A. Mills, General Merehant.
H. P.. Isod & C6., General Mot-ehant.
John Galbraith, Gonatill Merchikut,
C. R. Copeland� Grocer
A. JUJI, Gr6ca.
To Wingham Housewives:
To Get Your Wash Whiter and Softer with
Less Work, Use MirAcle.
"MirAcle" Washing Cream has come to show you, the housewives of Wingham, a new whiteness in the
Wash.
Forget everything you ever heard about washing compounds, tablets, fluids or flakes. There has
never been anything like "MirAcle" Washing Cream before.
This soap -aiding wonder -worker is the result of long Years' work, experimenting and testing to find the
right product.
"MirAcle" Washing Cream—if used as per directions—doubles and trebles the efficiency of soap and
furthermore, in the rinsing MirAcle" has the wonderful faculty of making all the soap come out c' the
clothes, leaving them with a new whiteness that will simply delight YOU G11 the very first trial.
Not only that, but in every washing thereafter, you will notice your clothes coming whiter and whiter
and this is true, whether you are washing heavy, rough things or the finest of linens and dainty fabrics.
One 4ady, who has been using "Mirkele" for the last two or three weeks, said the other day: "I could
just laugh for joy when I look out of the window and see my beautiful white clothes flapping in the suit
shine."
Another lady remarked, "I really look forward with pleasure to doing the washing since "MirAelleys
has shown me how easy it is and what beautiful results I cau get,"
Nearly every grocer in witigham as ce
Small 5 "Large Washing Cream and every store that st4lls it is author -
Size I co I, ize 50c. ized to return money back to any lady who is not
entirely satisfied.
So little "WirAibloll is requirt!d that it will cost
you less than se A wash to get your clothes whiter
LE� and cleaner than you ever had theta before,
M
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WASA. CRE M Ask your grocer to send you a bottle of "Mir-
Aele" with your next order, and be sure to let it help
MONKiA HAC*, CTUARANTEV41 you with your next wash.
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an'l It J=dbr #wtharr=rAPTA UIUW lifittal 7U A small bottle retails for ISO. The larger Soc
81ta is more economical to buy onel you are convinced
1! 110 15,11;1it 1 1; 01! 1111 1, that I WirAtIO I WashiAg Cttaul is the best wash day
help you A -Vitt had,
MeLentlan Chewleai Co., Limited, W110SOro Canada.
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