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The Wingham Advance, 1921-12-01, Page 80 THE WINGHAM ADVANCE. Thursday, D--c,,,IIst 1921 LOWER TOWN NEETiNG r Mr. J. W. King advertised a political meeting to be held in the old red school Just three weeks in Lower Wingham on Saturday night. Christmas Owing to wet weather the crowd was from next Sundayll e, I small. Reeve James Porter of Turnberry, J `1"g occupied the chair. May we suggest to our customers that they 'buy (J", N Mr. Gavin Wilson, the first speaker. early if possible for 'several reasons, the essential one said the farmers had been a football for Thursday, Friday,'Saturday, of which is that the selections are now at their beat both of the old political parties for years and he was sick of the word "Politics", and stod-ks are unbroken, you will, therefore get Mr. J. F. Groves was the next speaker better service. and pointed out that the Meighen Gov- Dec'ember 1st, 2nd and 3rd ernment were for a fair measure of pro. We question yery much If any store in this section of Western I tection in order to keep Canadian indus- Ont- trie, running and thus employ Canadian ario can show you the large variety that we are showing this season and Prices to Make These Days t h e Greatest of All labor. we invite you to call and have a look at what we have to offer even if not Mr. Colgate, proprietor of the Wingham prepared to buy at present. Times, spoke very briefly for the Liberals. He made the statement that the Massey Christqias Slippers make, an ap- Harris Co. sold machinery in foreign propriate gift, Our selection is Men's Dept. "Window Sale countries, which was m anufactured in Toronto, for less than they charged in MINX- good for both ladies and gentlemen Men's Overcoats, $30.00 -0 Last 3 Days Only Canada, and also that the same thing was Coats ......................... ... 41118,75 true of automobiles. We understand High top leather boots for small $50.00 Dresses, silks, serg- 24.75 that this statement was flatly denled by and large boys are both useful and Boys' Overcoats .................... 8.75 es, tricotines, at . . . . . . . . . . . . ........ a former agent for the Massey Harris 'All iAlyl appropriate Christmas Gifts. Co., Mr. T. R. Bennett. ....................................... $42.50 ladies' Fur Colla Mr. John King repeated his statement Leather top rubbers for small or Boys' Suits .......... $24.75 that both the old parties were bad, the large boys are a much appreciated ........ I .................. 5.759 8.75 ed Coats ................... .... Grits being worse than the Toriez. The gift, These we make at our place revenue from the tariff did not amount to of business, in different heights, V Heavy wool ribbed Underwear, much only 160 million dollars out of a 9 inches, 10 inches and 11 inches 75 Gloves and Hosiery total of 550 million. Industries have Penman's ........................... high. been progressing on nursing bottles for Penman's fleece lined Under- Penman's cashmere Hose 49c, 69c, 98C 43 years. Sir John A. McDonald was Skating boots still bold wear ................................. *75 not a free trader neither am I lie said. a large place in the affec. Ell "Chum" Shoe Chamoisette Gloves .................. 80c The Drury governmpnt were carrying on tions of every girl or boy for Girls and Men's Odd Trousers, all sizes without a majority which, neither grits or They make an ideal pres- 1,89 Heather Hose .......... I ........... I ... 1.19 ent for either. ............................... toriescoulddo He was distinctly against Boys are the Children's Hose, ribbed .................... 25c Radial railways. Sir Wilfrid Laurier a I cme of per - Boys' Bloomers . ....................... had said the G. T. P. railway would only fection in .......... I ............................ 1.39 Children's Sleepers .................. 98c cost 13 million dollars and it had cost 356 million.. He claimed that the de- shoemaking. Men's wool V neck Sweaters, Blouses, silk and crepe .................... 3.98 population of Huron was due to protec- SkoLtes are a magnificent plain grey ........................ 2,95 tion. Millions were made by Sir Ed- gift. We sell the cele- We have this Hundreds of Remnants, silks, dress ward Kemp and others in manufacturing, brated Canada C y c I e excellent line goods, flannelettes, etc, lines because of the protection on pots Skate otherwise known Free! Free! New shipment of Listowel Yarns, No and pans. He read a lengthy list of as the Automobile Skate in all sizes. articles and the duty there on being Special -The last three days only, principally hcusehold necessities. if Mr. with every suit sold at 24.50 or over, Grocery Dept. Drury or Hon. Mr. Grant interefered with Rule 17 of the Public School Act he 41 we will give one pair of extra trousers Sugar, per 100 0 0 0 a 1 $7.99 could not agree wth them. If enough free. farmers were sent down the duty would C Package Raisins . . . '. .24 10 be removed on all Farm implements and LAM Navy blue serge, special, 25.00 Black Tea, per lb . . . . . 29 reduced on the necessaries of life. He warranted indigo ................ Brooms . . . . . . . . . 45 fat that Mr. Drury was spending far too Salmon, pink, large tin . . . 19 much money on good roads but the people Factory Cotton ........................ 19c Macaroni, large pkg . . . . 15 of the towns and villag I es would not think 4,50 Flannelettes ............... I ........ 25c Icing Sugar, 2 lbs . . . . . 25 6U Mesqrs. Groves, King iind Wilson spoke We Hs W I L L I S Matches, 3 for . . . . . . 35 for alicut. thirty-five minutes each. Black and vhite Shirting ................ 24c Cash and Delivery. Phone 129 The Shoe Store Wingha Vandelions In Bloom Several citizens reported to us the un usual phenomenon of dandelions out in Christ-mas Buyers Will Find Our Stocks Complete. blossom in their back yards the third week in N6vember. W1. % W1. X 110. X IV. X X. IVA X, X NO 4 X X XT XX X X X X XX X X X X X Im 14 X, X X Time To Think of, Christmas all L JX THE DIXIE DUO NO L d n a Southland's Music Maids in song i n the and story of o I d Dixie Opera House, Wingham SMART THINGS^ TO Bluevale broken We hope be will soon be 0 K. been in failing h9ZIth for some time, the again. end came very suddeuly. The symp,%thy Mr. Roger Oke ,pent a few days at of a wide circle of friends is extended tc I Kill Toronto this week. Mr. and Mrs. Miller and family. Mr. and Mrs. Geo Mowbray spent Sun- day with friend!, at Wiugliam. inurs., Drec. 1st Rev. Mr. Mills spent the week -end with Mr. Russel Bar tt of Wingham, visited A number of people from this locality X trelatives at Port Elgin. at John Hocicrid ro attended the funeral in Listowel, on Sat- X It AIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIt Allow ge's this week. urday, of Mrs. Fred 'Hastie, nee Beth This is the third Lyceum Enter- W I A R K. Livingston of Wingham. Miss Schoales is visiting with h Miller, only daughter of Jac. D. and Mrs. uspices of St. Mr. D. er aunt, tainment under the a X n,hipped a Larload of hay from here this Mr -3. John King at present. Miller. Deep sympathy is felt for the Paul's Church Choir. -week. Funeral i Dr. E. Taite and Mr. Frank Taite of sorrowinfrhusband and parents, Mrs. Hall, Mi,. J Masters and Mi.!Toronto, spent the week -end with their was to A oxeter cemetery. Single Admission 50c, Rush Seats 35c 2%4 lilt,! ppropriate Make A -C.ardon Hall visited relatives at Wroxe- paients at the manse here. The friends of Miss Mae Burke are Children 25c. X ver and Gorrie thib week. Mr Howard Stewart is at Henfryn this pleased to hear she is doing so well after Plon of Hall at McKibbon's. -Nlr. and Mrs. Alex MacEwen visitcd week making repairs to his store there. 1 her operation for appendicitis in Gods- welatives at Ailsa Craig this week. Mrs. David Jewitt, who has been under rich Hospital. We hope she will soon be Miss Janet Mowbray N taking a course the doctor's care foe the past five weeks enjoying good health. 9 V M A Q D D E Q I N T Q at Wingham in cooking, sewing and S s ow y recovering from a severe aLtack Nelson Agar, nephew of Mrs. James I of shingles on the head. .cursing. Wallace was operated on for appendicitis Mr Eldon McKinney, who has been re -f in Wingbam Hospital on Saturday. He *2 eving at Galt for the past couple of 1 is improving nicely we are pleased to ,5nanths has returned home. I Jamestown I state. Mr. Whitney Stewart who was relieving' The many friends of Richard and Mrs. Wim. Wright is not improving as R ager Oke during his visit to Toronto; Miller were detiply grieved to bear of the rapidly as his many friends would wish. got his band badly injured while crank I -; death at one o'clock Monday morning, of, We are very pleased to bear that Mrs Eng the truck fortunately no bones were their daughter, Agnes, Although she had Robt McLennan is some better and trust -she will soon be completely recovered. THE ADVANCR is very pleased to re: ceiv.e regular budgets from Jamestown zn%R M-WZ200 again, Owe VY ) .1,7 qh& v - i - ire P Lucknow ---% We have a few more business changes THAT word vulcanizing males a hit with the lolls who have goItten acquaintea with the manner in wHeh we repair tires, We male ancia. blowimout t;re feel like a youngster before we gett through with it. 11 it isn't worth repairing we'll tell you A ia A to record this week, Mr. J. H, Ackert has sold his interest in Aekert & Rathwell's Boot and Stioe store to Mr. Allan Turner of Westford, the chinge to take effect on Feb. Ist., 1022, Mr. RathWell retains his interest in the store and will become Tur. tier's partner, Mr. Lawrence Taylor, who conducts the grocery and restaurant in B, McClure's buildin has sold out his business to Mr. E. A. Kimer of Kincardine. The trans. fer will take place December lat., and Mr. Palmer and family will occupy Mr. McClure's residence as well as the ,tore. Another change is being made bv Mr. Gordon Drinkwalter, who is moving Ilia tin and plumbing shop to the shop in the rear of Messrs. Rae & Porteous' Hard- ware, where, however, he mill conduct the business on his own account for tb6 present. We understand that the room now occupied by Mr. Drinkwalter wilt be taken by a Chinaman. who will conduct a restaurant there. Mr. Drinkwalter will remain in he residence for some time. Falls From Tree Geo. Herman of Mildmay, was out coon hunting on Tuesday and in L-ndeavoring to catch Mr. Coon alive, climbed up a tree, but lost his balance when sit a height of 40 feet and f6i to the ground breaking g leg and gashing his face in the fall , His inittfies are not serious stad be is pro- grtitWng nicely. We brought down the price -- of - Lighten your house work. b y buying pastry, you'll find it cheaper than baking at home. Cookies ........... 15c per doz. and 2 doz. for .............. 25c Fancy Cakes and Pies ...... 20e Full line of Confectionery. Hot Mdald and Luncheons ser. ved at all hours. Oysters any style The Hathwell Baka Shop and Cafe Next to W. J'. Hilliard's Bazaar Morris Are you going to take that Agricultural course at Wingbam? Are you going to vote for William, Jno" or George on December 6? James Anderiton arrived back t the home of his son, 5 th line, after a holiday at Dundalk mind other polrag. Council met last Monday, Retve8latoll came In foe hearty cougratulatl6tih, this being the first meeting since he went Into "double harness." We dont pity hits. Our huotsinen have returned safe sind- sound and had a good time. Venison will be on bill of fare for t.4. while stow whild morits of the chase wiff hold good for it year, The Township Clerk should be made the historian, Allow Speir, Sth litte, intends giving Up forming and held stift Auctloti Sale of fAtm ktock, Implements, toed, tta., on PrIdity Aft6mosti. of last week, skip I , A 1_ 5 Men's and Boys' Wear Lined or unlined. gloves, gauntlets and mitts in cape skin, suede or mocha. Prices $1.25 to 2.50 Neckwear and Scarfs He would like a muffler or necktie, attractive, fine quality ties in beautiful designs and colors. Prices 50c. to $2.00 Sweater Coats Coats and V neck pullovers of all wool, in attractive color, Com- binations, with or without collars, Prices $2.00 to 7.00 Handkerchiefs Make pleasing glitsf because of their Usefulness, in all linen, plain hemmed or initial. Prices 15c. to 75c. Socks cashmere, Bilk, silk and wool socks in plain shades and heather mixtures, Prices 50c. to $1.50 Men's Haberdashery Cuff links, bat, ping, arm hands, hose supporters, belts, shirts, un- derweat etc., at moderate prices, Special sate of Men's and Boy's Suits and ovarcoats. Ready-to-wear at Money Saving Prices Silk dreoses, Canton crepe dresses, fur collared coats, cloth coats, -plush coats, far coats. fur muffs, fur scarfs and 11110leg. Get our prices before buying. Fancy Handkerchiefs Embroidered, lace trimmed and plain linen handkerchiefs, ex- clusive In designs. Prices Ise. to $1.50 Suitable Presents for the Home Wool Blabkets Down Comforters Floor Rugs Table Linens Table Napkins Plaid Rugs Bedspreades Maderia Linens Electric Vacuum Clean. era Jaeger Bed Rugs Women's a n d Child- ren's Wear ,Wcimen's Underwear Sale Rp Special purch as c of travellers' 82mples and mill seconds at half price. _c Vests and drawers ..... ...... 1.19 Combinations ................ 2.89 Glov,ps Silk and kid gloves, also gaunt- let gloves in all the newest colors. Prices $1.50 to 4.00 Boudoir Caps and Camisoles I Daintily designed caps and camis oles, In satin and crepe -de - chine, I Prices $1.00 to 2.50 1-0 Hosiery Thread silk hose, all wool cashmere, heather and silk wool hose in all the newest colorings. Prices 75o, to $3.90 Blouses, Underskirts and I Pleasing selections from the modes of the season In durable materials of allk, satin# crepa-de- chine, tricolette etc. Prices $3.00 to 9,50. ANN." "Get Our Pricos 'Before Buying" K I N G B, R' 0 S.