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ZLUCTION S&LE-Friday, December 96b ,
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PERSONALS ' ,
AING!$ ELECTED
TOWN COUNCIL
Lyceum Theatre
T.- ADVANCE
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asks its readers to make
these columns their own to tile ext nt of, con-
Receives A Majority of 1096 over
Wingham Pays $4398 for Street
Closed to-n6ight (Wednesday)
trIbuting goolal and personal item. evilich are,
of Interest. If) ou have friends visiting you,
Spotton
Light1n g
Go See
there is no nicor compae r
�hixejqti than to take Mg Guy0bi`cO't'-` pa%, y0hu,t
One of the most strenuous elections in
.
The regular town council meeting was
"SHEPHERD OF THE,HILLS
r names are mentioned In your local news -
p Call at or oboes THE ADVANCE, our
the history of North Huron was wound
held in the clerk's office on Monday
a whole. At present the town is paying
.= is 31, or send by mail.
up on Tuesday and we believe the candi-
evening with. all the members present.
by Harold Bell Wright at the
Rev. Snell spent �a day in Kitchener
dates as well as the electors are pleased
.
Fire Chief, Crandell asked the council's
Opera House, Plan of Hall at
McKibbon's Drug Store till 6.3Q
this week.
that it is. Mr. Fraser, the Libqr at candi-
permission that Mr; J. A.. Wilson be ap.
p. in. .d
Miss Edna Robertson returtled
date, made� 4 very poor I un which was a
pointed to the fire brigade to take the
Ontario.
,,4as
from Toronto.
surprise to -most of the people. Mr.
place of A. Pilon, who has resigned, His
1hursday, Friday and Saturday
Mr. Wilbert Wellwood is home from
Spotton, the conservative, polled more
request was granted
(this week) 3 days
his Western trip.
votes than his friends supposed he would,
The W. C. Brennan Co. gave the
HAROLD LLOYD
Reeve Tipling is attend ing county
but they did not expect that Mr. King
council a bond from the United States
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council, at Goderich.
would have been so far ahead of Mr.
Fraser.
Federation & Guarantee Co covering
"Haunted SpookS"
Mr. Frank Va�mier of Clinton, spent the
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three years maintenance for the pavings
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and the screen's most popular
week -end in Wingham.
on John St. east. This means that this
actor in his greatest dramatic
Mr. Wilfred Fryfogle of Oshawa, was a
THE VICTOR IN NORTH HURON
piece of pavement is insured against
'triumph.
visitor in Wingham for a few days.
JOHN PuRvis, Auctioneer.
crackinz or breaks for that length of time.
'Broadway and Home'
Mr. Fred Scott has gone to Cobalt to
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A letter was read from' R. Vanstone,
Syndicate 2.25, Frank Hill 1.60, J. A.
visit his sister, Mrs. Jas. Robinson,
Parliament
solicitor for J. A. MacLean, giving notice
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Matinee Saturday.3.3o, io and 15c.
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MacLean 3.25, Ab. Gregory 1.50, N.
of his intention to take a lean against
Two shows Sat. night, 7.3o aDd 9.
Mr. Henry FLiiguson of Alvinston, Man.,
460
certain town lots for goods supplied to
i5c and 25c.
is visiting friends in town and vicinity,
T. R. BENNETT, Auctioneer.
the Hunter Bridg6 and Boiler Co. for
Monday and Tuesday next
Mrs. E. Laundy of Blyth, visited with
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work on the new bridge, Letter fyled.
2 days only
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Roderus,
assistance of any other factor or group to
A communication from Mr. R. S. Max -
AL CHRISTIE'S
Mr. Thos. Rathwell of ListoweI, visited
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well asking for a refund Of Poll tax $6,75
6 reel Comedy Drama
with his son, Ed. at the Rathwell Bake
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which he had paid under protest. He
"'So Long Letty"
Shop.
Because of Christmas falling on Sunday
was assessed as part owner of town pro -
On Tuesday evening the returns were,
Miss Nora Smith has returned to her
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perty until this year, and he was also a
from Oliver Morosco's famous
home hereafter spending a month with
Gray Dort 6'Ar'.(011.1
partner in the Lyceum Theatre and there.
stage success. A romance of
mixed wives, tangled husbands
' fri - ends in Toronto.
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fore paid a business tax—Left over.
and tasiifully filled bathing suits
Mr. and Mrs. John Bateman of Brus-
fee of 25 cents charged. The proceeds
amounted to $34
Mr. AN Gregory asked for a refund of
.
The special Comedy cast includes:
sels spent a few days visiting at Win. S.
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his income tax. He would have appealed
before but that he had been away. He
T. ROY BARNES—who will be
remembered for his fine work in
Kings, Turnberry.
Mrs. C. N. Griffin has closed her r2sid-
claimed that be paid taxes on town pro -
"Scratch My Back".
COLLEEN MOORE—who
ence corner John St. and Carling Terrace
pared. The speaking will take place on
perty. The council thought the Court
of Revision 'wasthe only to
li�s
been seen with Tom Moore in
and will spend the.winter with her son,
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proper place
appeal and they left the mattel, over.
many of his successes.
Gordon in Cleveland.
FOR SALE-Ihave on baud a good supply
of steel for use as turnip pulper knives
W. A. CURRIE.
Mr. Austin Tindall. also asked for a
WALTER HIERS—who will be
Mr. and Mrs, W. J. Fleuty returned to
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rebate of poll tax because be paid it when
remembered as the "fat boy" in
their home in Oakville, after spending a
elected representative delivered a brief
he as a returned soldier should have been
Rupert Hughes, "Going Some"
and other Goldwyn successes.
couple of weeks with friends in Wingham.
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exempt, He was asked why he hadn't
S A.L (0 -Mixed Clover Honey at $ L.25 per
FORp .
ail and Pare Clover Honoyar, $2.00 per
Mrs. J. K. Skelley returned to her home
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told the collector. His case will be look.
Usual pertormances daily at 8.15
in Timmins, after spending a few weeks
MR. JO13:N W. KlNG, M. P,
ed into.
Prices adults 25c, children 15c
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
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Thos. Cassels asked if the cou'ricil would
and one member for the Wingbarn Utlli-
tiesCommission. Mr. Gurney and Mr.
Holmes tossed a coin to see who should
Haines.
buy the 30 tons or so of kennel coal which
twenty-four liberals, Quebec, Prince Ed-
. Miss Gonzaga Kehoe was home from
The results in North Huron ns we re-
was left at the Ritchie building by the
Sale of Aprons, Towels, Fancy Work,
Toronto over the week -end while in attend-
ceived them on Tuesday night are given
Clinton Knitting Co. He could sell it for
,Childrens' Wear, Dolls and Home made
ance at the funeral of her little neice,
below. These figures will probably be
$13.50 per ton.
baking, also Chickens and Vegetables at
Marie Gonzaga Moin
changed when the official count will be
Citizens of North Street petitioned the
the Bazaar in the council chamber on Sat-
Messrs. Thomas Bowers and F. W.
given by the Returning Officer:
council to place two lights on that street,
urday next.
Angus. were among the successsuI ex.
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King Spotton Fraser
one near the C. P. R. crossing, and
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citizens a'long Cathed 'ie street requested
Miss Githolm of Bright, will start her
hibitors of poultry, at the big Winter
Wingbam, Ward I ...... 29 135 53
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Fordwich
Dairy lectures Dec. 7th., and continue
Fair at Guelph this week.
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that a light be placed at the 5outh-end of
until Dec 14th. Miss Petty is still in
Mr. Chas. McKinnon of Hamilton, is
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the street. Reeve Tipling said there
were about forty different lights request.
,charge of the sewing classes. Seed judg-
ing will be giving the boys class this week.
visiting at the home of Mr. W. T. Miller.
Mr. McKinnon conducted blacksmith
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ed by people in different parts, of the
'town.
Canada showed plainly that they wanted
a
Advance Poll 1 7 0
Councillcir-Fells thought that if
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shop in Lucknow for a number of years.
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the ratepayers knew the cost of these
EVEPYBODY'S COLUMN
From the Stratford Beacon we learn
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lights they would not be so ready to ask
ZLUCTION S&LE-Friday, December 96b ,
that Tecumseh Chapter, R. A. M, will
accept the invitation extended to them by
West Wawanosh 1..
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for more. The matter was left with the
Street Committee but Councillor Greer
Varm. stock, Impl ervents, etc. at Lot 10,
Con.:13, Grey township Sale unreservedat 12
Mr. R. A. Coutts, grand Superintendent
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expressed his opinion that the matter
,o'clock. In the list i; included 23 head of
choice registered Aberdeen -Angus cattle, also
of Huron district to visit Lebanon Chapter
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should be threshed out by the council as
a fine lot of 42 grades. Term, 910 and under
cash, 11 monthe oredir with 6% niscount.
at Wingharn in the near future. Tecum-
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a whole. At present the town is paying
MARic L. CARDIFF, Prop.
seh Chapter and Lebanon Chapter are
Calneras and Kodaks Snapshot Albums
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$31 each for 78 lights and $44 each for
JAB TAYLOR, A.UCtioneer.
considered two of the best in Western
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45 lights or an annual payment of $4398
AUCTION S&LE-Farm Stock and Imple.
Lot
Ontario.
Hot Water Bottles Flashlights'.
423
214
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for lighting the streets of Wingham.
mentsmt 20, Con. 0, Turnberry, on
Friday. December 9th.
We will be ',pleased to have you inspect our atock-The best assortment
As a special inducement to new sub-
and beat values we have ever shown, also Greeting Cardsi Xmas Seals,
scribers we are offering THE ADVANCE
Ri bbons, etc.
A bylaw" was passed fixing certain ex -
Among the list offered is 4 good horses, 5
cows, 8 steers.'a heirers and five bpring calves,
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LIBERALS WIN.
East Wawanosh I
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emption on farm lands in the municipal -
ity Wingharn follows:
� sows, store pigs. goultry. a qoantity of corn
in stock. turnips an, mangolds.
Drugs and Stationery
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of as William
ff. T. THompsoN, Proprietor,
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Field 35 75, H. T. Thompson 2.25, Angus
JOHN PuRvis, Auctioneer.
Will Have a Clear Majority in
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Syndicate 2.25, Frank Hill 1.60, J. A.
,&UCTION SALE -Of furniture. Rugs, %oves
Parliament
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MacLean 3.25, Ab. Gregory 1.50, N.
and household effects at the skatii,g rink
on Saturday December 10th., at 2 o'clock sharp.
The Liberal party have been elected by
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Burwash estate 75 cents. Chas. Elliott
$1.00, Percy Hogg 75 ci�nts and Frank
T. R. BENNETT, Auctioneer.
a splendid majority and will not need the
Morris 1
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Angus 75 cents. Making in all a total
B&TTERIES-For winter storage wet or dry
assistance of any other factor or group to
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exemption of $19.75.
we have the very beat facilities for taking
�oare ofyour batteries. Lotus take charge of
carry on at Ottawa.
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Because of Christmas falling on Sunday
them during the winter.
Phone al E. MERKLmy
On Tuesday evening the returns were,
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it was decided, to hold the municipal
Gray Dort 6'Ar'.(011.1
receive It in the Wingbam town hall and a
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nominations on Friday, Dec. 23rd from
AILY WORK WANTED to
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fee of 25 cents charged. The proceeds
amounted to $34
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12.30 until 1,30 and the bylaw was so l9re-
.�yply
MRS. BERSON,
and after expenses are
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pared. The speaking will take place on
Victoria St.
paid the money will be given to the
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the nigLt of Tuesday evening, . Dec. 27th
FOR SALE-Ihave on baud a good supply
of steel for use as turnip pulper knives
W. A. CURRIE.
Wingharn Generpj Hospital.
Mr. I W. King, North Huron's newly
Ashfield I
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and the election, if a poll be required. will
Machine Shop.
elected representative delivered a brief
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be held on Monday, Dec. 2nd. Nomina-
tions will be heid for th� members of the
S A.L (0 -Mixed Clover Honey at $ L.25 per
FORp .
ail and Pare Clover Honoyar, $2.00 per
address thanking the electors for the
splendid Support given him.
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town council, of the public school board
At Tnos. KFw1s, Wingham or GEO.
Whitochurch
Seventeen Progressives were elected in
Ontario, thirty -eight conservatives and
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and one member for the Wingbarn Utlli-
tiesCommission. Mr. Gurney and Mr.
Holmes tossed a coin to see who should
-13m. Imme
SALE Art O.v nir
FORHeater. ADplyatthls office.
twenty-four liberals, Quebec, Prince Ed-
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remain for the second year errin and Mr.
FUR SAIjE-Babs cutter with top almost new
dark green. Apply at
ward Island, New Brunswick, Nova
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231
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Gu'rney was the lucky man, the other
TnE ADVANCE
Scotia and the Yukon gave solid liberal
Howick I
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member of the commission is the mayor
FOR SALE -Happy Thought Range in splen-
did condition at a bargain for quick sale.
support. Mr. W. L. Mackenzie King
was elected in North York and Mr,
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Lakelet 2 ...... 130
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?f the town by virtue of his office. ' Poll.
Apply at THE ADVANCE. -
Crerar in his Western home, but Mr.
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Fordwich
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156
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ing will take place as follows:
Ward No. 1 -Ai Robertson and Heck-
LE -Cutter and Robe In first class
FORconslitiOn. Apply to
Meighen w,is defeated. The people, Of
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er's garage. with Thos. Cassels, D. R. 0.
WHE ADVANCE.
Canada showed plainly that they wanted
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and Harry Browne, poll clerk.
FORSALE -White baby oatter with top also
a white far robe, App�T.to
a criange at Ottawa.
Findlay, Progressive, won from John
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Ward No. 2 -At Wall. Gannett's shop,
I, ADVANCE.
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Purvis and R. E. Truax in South Bruce;
749
534
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Rich. Mann D. R. 0. and Rich. Casemore,
HOMELESS BOY -14, would like a place
more for a home than wages, applyto
Malcolm, Liberal, won from Col. Clark
Colborne totals
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poll clerk.
Ward No. 3 -At the town hall, with
WILLIAM COLLIN9,
o (400. Falconer,
lit.
in North Bruce-, Black, Progressive, is
Goderich totais
Turnberry I
119
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820
C. R. Wilkinson, D. 'R, 0. and Lloyd
Phone 4-M. It. No. 2, Teeswater.
supposed to have a small majority in
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Hing8ton, poll clerk,
LOST -Boston Terrier, color brindle and
Anybocly found
aouth Huron; Miss McPail, Progressive,
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Ward No. 4 -At the Dominion Express
white. detaining this
dog after this notice Will be Prosecuted as he
won in South East Grey; Dr. Rankin,
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Office with Thos. G=ett, D. R, 0. and
has been seen In the countr
(LO MOIR,
Liberal, won in North Perth, from H. B.
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Fred Carruthemll clerk.
136'r 1134, Wingham, Oat,
Morphy and W, A. Amos.
Ward No,'5-"hV_A. Bell's house, with
PLAYER -PIANO VOR SALE -Splendid In-
fifty
RLPstrLTs Bv PRovixems
Grey totals
558
859
193
220
78
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J. T. Boardman'i' D. R, 0. and Jos,
atrument, with rolla of music, mud
beach. Tolophone No 7, Lucknow, Oat.
Prog. and
Lib, Con. Ind. Labor
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Wrox ter totals
64
70
64
Leonard, poll clork.
The Womenla Institute asked for a con-
IrIMBER FOR 0 ALE -About M acreo Stand-
1119 mostlysoft maple. Will be wld in
Ontario ......... 24 39 20
Br6 �sela totals
129
216'
168
cession in the matter of haU rent for their
garomIskaereq or more. A lyto
Quebec .......... 65
Blyth totals
49
153
146
entertainments for the nights of Dec,
(vp
=DOM ELMOTT.
ID E. Island
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14th and 15th as the proceeds were for a
Phone 32-015,
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WANTED-Furni8hed room with co
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New Bru nswick.. 5 5 1
Nova
Grand totals
Majority for King
5165
over Spotton
4069
1096.
2326
memorial fund.
A large grist of accounts were ordered
be
convoniences praerrod,,oll Steve
t"tory. Apply to 1, in ADVANCE.
Scotia .... 16
Manitoba 2 12
Ward 2 Ashfield has taken the for
to paid when properly certified to.
Councillor Fells said that with so
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prize
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WANTEO-By a gentleman with best refer-
ancee. a quiet room WTilrig enough to Sit
Alberta_% ...... 1 10
1 the greatest amount of spoiled ballots, 0
any ptad ces and doings in the council
chamber and the town hall it was almost
111. Apply to ADVANCE.-
Saskatchewan .... 2 14
were spoiled which were evidently meant
impossible for the chief to keep it clean
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1VOIlk WAN'TED-Miga Flort itt
British Columbia. 4 7 2
for Fraser. 512 Xing ballots were tpoiled
and attend to his hundred and one other
I vroMt4togotworkbythe day 0 0 th.
Apply tof
Yukon .......... 6' 1
and 26 SPotton ballots were spoiled.
duties. He suggested that he be allow.
ed to pay for help to ke�p it in better
'AlItS. A PITT.
Albert St., Wingliam.
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Totals ...... 123 51 59
How to account for tbis' 151aying with the
2 franchise Is more than we tan suggest.
. shape, The councillors were quite agme-
able to this.
moved their household effects to Ba - '
field, where he has purchased a black-
smith shop. The Misses Elston were .9urprised one
Don't miss the wonderful show at the
Opera House on Wednesday and Thurs-
day of next ' week. 100 people of Wing -
ham taking part.
Tanlac is well advertised, but advertis-
ing alone could not have produced Tan-
lac's popularity. It had to have merit.
Sold at J. W. McKibbon's.
Sneak thieves broke into Harry Words.;
man's barn on Friday night and stole
over $300 worth of skins, Harry seems
to have hard luck.
Do your Christmas shopping at the
Methodist Bazaar in the Council Chamber
on Saturday, December 10th. Tea served
from 3 to 5, 16c. Hot Supper from 6 to
8, 35c.
The Misses Annie and Nellie Elston
wish to thank their friends and neighbors
of Mcrris Twp. for their kind remem.
brance of a beautiful couch,
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We are now equipp�d to do all kinds of
rubber boot repairing. Give us a trial-
Wingham Tire and Vulcanizing Depot.
George Cassels, a former resident of
Wingham, died at his home in Fresno,
Calf recentl n A ; 11 4.11 9
evening recently when a handsome leath-
er couch was delivered to their home from
Walker's furniture store and bearing
greetinot and best wishes from several of
their old friends and n6ighbors from
Morris.
The imperishable gift. The gift of a
Diamond is a gift that nevt:,- perishes,
neither does it depreciate in value as the
years pass by. You can buy them at W.
G. Patterson's Jewelery store.
The Dixie Duo Entertainment in the
Town Hall, Wingham, on Thursday even-
ing was splendid, but very few were in,
attendance. One offen wonders if the
public appreciate something really good
and above the average or why is it that
any nigger show or smutty company can
always be sure of a full house. St. Pauls,
church choir will be away behind finacial-
ly because of bringing the series of five
Chautuuqud concerts here this winter.
Sudden Death at Belgrave
Sampson Carter passed suddenly away
at his home in Belgrave, on Monday
morning. Mrs. Carter had left him 4asleep
-a er o and returned later and found him dead.
Mr. Thos. Cassels, Wingham. He was in his 75th. year and had r6ided I Pri e Winners at Guelph
Is your liver out of' order? Do you for about forty years near Auburn before z
suffer from biliousness, headaches, con. moving to Belgrave about four years ago. Standing Field Crop Compeilition at
stipation? If so, Tarlac is what You He was a native of England and was a Guelph Fair were awarded as 'follows: -
need. -J. W. McKibbon. believer in the Plymouth Brethern faith, ]St. A. & W. McKague, Teeswater, R. R.
In the Town Hall Saturday and was highly respected. The funeral No. 1, 0. A. C. No. 72; 2nd. S. & W
You'll meet friends from near and far. will be held dn Thursday afternoon to Bingham & Son, Hillsburg,-'R. R. No. 2,
Everybody's going Clinton cemetery. Banner; 3rd. Andrew Schmidt, Mildmay.,
To the Ladies Aid Bazaar. Besides his widow he is survived by the R. R. No.. .1., Abundance; 4th, Richard
Happy memories of Xmas -The gift of following cbildren: Fred Carter of Wing- Wilton, Wingham, R. R, NO. 1, 0. A. C,
a beautiful wrist watch, will gladden the ham. Mrs. Alex. Cloakey and Mr Bert No. 72. Inter county judging Competi-
�r, . tions conducted at -the Winter Fair on
heart of any lady. 100 to choose from at -Carter. Belgrave, Mrs. Bromwell, mm- Saturday last. Huron was 9th. place in a
W. G. Patterson's Jew elery store, peg, Mrs. Stewart David, London, and class of -21, last year Huron stood 12th.
Sam. of Toronto. One son fell in the Everyone should be well satisfied with thL-
Because a Mississippi'newspaper ad- Great War. progress of the. boys from this section.
vertises a "house convenient to the
cemetery" the humorists are poking fun
at it. Our own idea is that it is a grave X1XX7AXX=XXXV.XX XXXXXXCXXXXXX
subject. X,
Economize by bringing your rubbers
and rubber boots to us and have them re -
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paired as good as new by the Wingbarn OnIV 17 Zars 'Cill
Tire &Vulcanizing Depot.
-just time
14 Shopping Days to Xmas
to get that Insurance policy you intended
giving your family for the Xmas present. Cbristmae,,,
Act quickly -W, T. Booth, Mutual Life
of Canada, What Shall I Give
They put up a job on their wives and- Why not a Pair of Shoes:or Slippers?
well, married men know the answer by ex--
perience. All others should see "So Long Everyone Needs Them.
Letty" at the Lyceum, next Me �day and
Tuesday.
Why doesn't some person find a way to
vulcanize pants and make them as good
as new. Surely the noblest garments of
man are of as great importance as auto- N,
mobile tires.
Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pen is the
IDRAL gift. -G. Mason& Son.
The Ladies Guild of
Trinity Church
will hold a bazzaar and sale of homemade
cooking and candy in the Orange Hall,
Belgravo on Friday Dec. Oth. at 2 P. M. A Pair of these would bo'Ceftain to make SOMeone
A ten cent lunch will also be served. happy on Christmag moming,
Get your ticket early for Van Gene's
Revue next Wednesday and Thursday We have a large assortment of Shoes, Slippp_ps,
at the Opera Hor zl%
The remains of Mrs. Neil McPhail, Overgaiteps, Hoclwy Shoes, Etc.
who died at Southampton, vvere taken to . to choose frorn.
Bru4nels for interment, service being con- AN
lucted at the home of her brother, Allan Comes and See our DiAplay of
Lamont. Deceased was a former resident CHRISTMAS, FooTWEAR
)f Grey Township,
110 would have had scrambled eggs, but
�18 wife had used the eggs for a shampoo, W. J. GREER'S'Shoe Store
k" "So Long Letty" gt the Lyceum
rheatre, next Monday and Tuesday. ZXZXXX4%n~XXZw1
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orne. er m resents.
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ECEMBtR Sth, 1921 Suh,scriptlons',$2.00 pc�r 'year
LOCAL AND GENERAL'�'.
Gifts that last at W. G. Pattprson's
Jewelery store.
Mr. Samuel Vanstone-of rumberry, at�
hristmas'. i
Gefts
tended the � funeral of the late Mrs. E.
Williams at Exeter, last wepk,
Mr.Jas, Walker was in Brussels last
week where he purchased a fine black
We have a large variety, and everything maked downato rock bottom
driver for his'hearse for th6 winter,
prices -pre war or lesis.iji most cases: -
George Tace, aged 50, Bruce township
Phonographs Phonograph Records
was found dead in. a field on his
(Edison -and Columbia) (Edison or Columbia)
.farmer,
farm lost week. No inquest will be held.
Calneras and Kodaks Snapshot Albums
Just when it looks as though we were
Ebbny Gabas' Ivory Goods
going to be able to make both ends meet,
Chocolates Perfpnles
some guy comes along - and moves the
Electrical Goods Rtationery
ends.
Auto Strop Safety'Razor Razors all kinda
If You are feeling badly, put yo . ur
Mouth Organs Musical Instruments
'troubles away by taking, Tanlac�_J. W.
Pipes Oig.ars - .
McKibben.
Hot Water Bottles Flashlights'.
You will see Wing4am's best talent in
Bill P81ds Music Rolle
Van Gene's Revue at the Town Hall
Cloth Brushes Hair Brushes
Wednesday and Thursday 14 and 16.
We will be ',pleased to have you inspect our atock-The best assortment
As a special inducement to new sub-
and beat values we have ever shown, also Greeting Cardsi Xmas Seals,
scribers we are offering THE ADVANCE
Ri bbons, etc.
from, NOW until Jan'y. Ist., 1923 for
�$2.00.
Buy your Christmas presents at the
Walto C
J9 -n M'Kibbon
Methodist Bazaar in the Council Chamber
Saturday, . December 10th. Tea served
Drugs and Stationery
from 3 to 5, 15c. Hot supper from 6 to 8,
35c.
Edison Phonographs Phone 53
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Brandon hive
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moved their household effects to Ba - '
field, where he has purchased a black-
smith shop. The Misses Elston were .9urprised one
Don't miss the wonderful show at the
Opera House on Wednesday and Thurs-
day of next ' week. 100 people of Wing -
ham taking part.
Tanlac is well advertised, but advertis-
ing alone could not have produced Tan-
lac's popularity. It had to have merit.
Sold at J. W. McKibbon's.
Sneak thieves broke into Harry Words.;
man's barn on Friday night and stole
over $300 worth of skins, Harry seems
to have hard luck.
Do your Christmas shopping at the
Methodist Bazaar in the Council Chamber
on Saturday, December 10th. Tea served
from 3 to 5, 16c. Hot Supper from 6 to
8, 35c.
The Misses Annie and Nellie Elston
wish to thank their friends and neighbors
of Mcrris Twp. for their kind remem.
brance of a beautiful couch,
I
We are now equipp�d to do all kinds of
rubber boot repairing. Give us a trial-
Wingham Tire and Vulcanizing Depot.
George Cassels, a former resident of
Wingham, died at his home in Fresno,
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evening recently when a handsome leath-
er couch was delivered to their home from
Walker's furniture store and bearing
greetinot and best wishes from several of
their old friends and n6ighbors from
Morris.
The imperishable gift. The gift of a
Diamond is a gift that nevt:,- perishes,
neither does it depreciate in value as the
years pass by. You can buy them at W.
G. Patterson's Jewelery store.
The Dixie Duo Entertainment in the
Town Hall, Wingham, on Thursday even-
ing was splendid, but very few were in,
attendance. One offen wonders if the
public appreciate something really good
and above the average or why is it that
any nigger show or smutty company can
always be sure of a full house. St. Pauls,
church choir will be away behind finacial-
ly because of bringing the series of five
Chautuuqud concerts here this winter.
Sudden Death at Belgrave
Sampson Carter passed suddenly away
at his home in Belgrave, on Monday
morning. Mrs. Carter had left him 4asleep
-a er o and returned later and found him dead.
Mr. Thos. Cassels, Wingham. He was in his 75th. year and had r6ided I Pri e Winners at Guelph
Is your liver out of' order? Do you for about forty years near Auburn before z
suffer from biliousness, headaches, con. moving to Belgrave about four years ago. Standing Field Crop Compeilition at
stipation? If so, Tarlac is what You He was a native of England and was a Guelph Fair were awarded as 'follows: -
need. -J. W. McKibbon. believer in the Plymouth Brethern faith, ]St. A. & W. McKague, Teeswater, R. R.
In the Town Hall Saturday and was highly respected. The funeral No. 1, 0. A. C. No. 72; 2nd. S. & W
You'll meet friends from near and far. will be held dn Thursday afternoon to Bingham & Son, Hillsburg,-'R. R. No. 2,
Everybody's going Clinton cemetery. Banner; 3rd. Andrew Schmidt, Mildmay.,
To the Ladies Aid Bazaar. Besides his widow he is survived by the R. R. No.. .1., Abundance; 4th, Richard
Happy memories of Xmas -The gift of following cbildren: Fred Carter of Wing- Wilton, Wingham, R. R, NO. 1, 0. A. C,
a beautiful wrist watch, will gladden the ham. Mrs. Alex. Cloakey and Mr Bert No. 72. Inter county judging Competi-
�r, . tions conducted at -the Winter Fair on
heart of any lady. 100 to choose from at -Carter. Belgrave, Mrs. Bromwell, mm- Saturday last. Huron was 9th. place in a
W. G. Patterson's Jew elery store, peg, Mrs. Stewart David, London, and class of -21, last year Huron stood 12th.
Sam. of Toronto. One son fell in the Everyone should be well satisfied with thL-
Because a Mississippi'newspaper ad- Great War. progress of the. boys from this section.
vertises a "house convenient to the
cemetery" the humorists are poking fun
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subject. X,
Economize by bringing your rubbers
and rubber boots to us and have them re -
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paired as good as new by the Wingbarn OnIV 17 Zars 'Cill
Tire &Vulcanizing Depot.
-just time
14 Shopping Days to Xmas
to get that Insurance policy you intended
giving your family for the Xmas present. Cbristmae,,,
Act quickly -W, T. Booth, Mutual Life
of Canada, What Shall I Give
They put up a job on their wives and- Why not a Pair of Shoes:or Slippers?
well, married men know the answer by ex--
perience. All others should see "So Long Everyone Needs Them.
Letty" at the Lyceum, next Me �day and
Tuesday.
Why doesn't some person find a way to
vulcanize pants and make them as good
as new. Surely the noblest garments of
man are of as great importance as auto- N,
mobile tires.
Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pen is the
IDRAL gift. -G. Mason& Son.
The Ladies Guild of
Trinity Church
will hold a bazzaar and sale of homemade
cooking and candy in the Orange Hall,
Belgravo on Friday Dec. Oth. at 2 P. M. A Pair of these would bo'Ceftain to make SOMeone
A ten cent lunch will also be served. happy on Christmag moming,
Get your ticket early for Van Gene's
Revue next Wednesday and Thursday We have a large assortment of Shoes, Slippp_ps,
at the Opera Hor zl%
The remains of Mrs. Neil McPhail, Overgaiteps, Hoclwy Shoes, Etc.
who died at Southampton, vvere taken to . to choose frorn.
Bru4nels for interment, service being con- AN
lucted at the home of her brother, Allan Comes and See our DiAplay of
Lamont. Deceased was a former resident CHRISTMAS, FooTWEAR
)f Grey Township,
110 would have had scrambled eggs, but
�18 wife had used the eggs for a shampoo, W. J. GREER'S'Shoe Store
k" "So Long Letty" gt the Lyceum
rheatre, next Monday and Tuesday. ZXZXXX4%n~XXZw1
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