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Thursday, Dec
8th, 1921
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THE WINGHAM ADVANCE
On Friday evening of this week the
Youriv People at the Presbyterian church
intend holding a concert. Mr. Roland
Henders,3P will give an address on "Fly.
ing," as Mr. Henderson was in the Flying
Corps for some time. His address will
certainly be very lo4eresting as also the
vocal and instrumental music, recitations
and dialogues.
Mr and Mrs. Wm. Prince and Mr, and
Mrs. Frank Vanner of Wingbarn, visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Amos. Corneluls on
Sunday.
The U. F. 0. intend I
10"'ag
social in the Forester's Hall a. Thu�r,dlbox
December 1 5tb.
Fur Sa!e
PRACTICAL GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS Special prices on Mens Fur Coats, Buf
falo Robes, Mackinaws, and Sheep Lined
Smocks this vvee% only, King Bros.
Blyth
Wonderful* Range- of Goods Suitable E
Mr, E. MerKley Of wing -jam, was in
,," 'an busineFs Friday.
Very Attractive Prices. 0 At the last meeting of the quarterly
board of the Methodist Church the vote on
women and the ministry was taken.
for Christmas Presents at
..00
= HAJV2)X_Z'RCH1ZFS
You will find In our handkerchief display many ex-
clusive patterns and designs a full assorted stock to se.
lect from 10c to $1.50.
HOSIZIRY
All Wool Cashmere Heather and pure silk Hose in
ZZ all the latest shades at reasonable prices 75c to $2.00.
.ZZO GLOVES
French Kid, Silk, Chamolsette and Gauntlets, Gloves,
newest colors at special prices.
CAjV11SO.LESAN2) 33OU2)1O1t C.APS
New and dainty deeignp in Cape and Camisoles in
Silk, Satin and Crepes.
sin es gns, ace, nets an. marquisettes,
33LO USES
33 OVS
0 Always an acceptable gift, our range is complete,
—.6 the season's latest styles and colorings. All widths of fancy ribbons for fancy work, bage, Morris
w4le tc. 0— Joe and Mrs. Shaw, 3rd. line, who were
Ties, Fancy Collars. Umbrellas, Belts and Girdles,
f- aw�y on a trip to the Pacific Coast, have
Scarfs and Yarns. House Dresses, Dress Goods, Silks. Lress lengths. 41-
0— arrived home. They enjoyed their stay
5— and met many old friends.
411—
S,ils, Overcoats, Underwear, Shirts, Gloves Miss May Little is back from a visit of
Men's Department six months to the West. She visited re.
Sweater Coats, Hats, Caps, Gloves,- Neck-
latives and friends at Saskatoon, Arcola,
wear,'H and kerchiefs, Socks, Belts, and everything that a man wears and wants. Kisb�, Carlyle and other points and had
an enjoyable time.
411�
House Furnishings, Blankets, Comforters, Floor Rugs, Etc. 411— The Sunday School of Ebenezer church
(Browntown) intend holding their annual
5-- Christmas Tree and entertainment en
86'_— Wednesday evening. Dec. 21st An ex-
cellent program is being prepared.
Miss Mary McKellar, Cromarty. under-
went an operation for her eyes in the Strat-
MILLS
ford Hospital on Tuesday, Nov. 18th.
Our Goods are the Best— Our PricoaRight. Terms, Cash. Produce Wante� The lady is improving as well as can be
expected e
Miss McKellar was tb teach-
er in the Miller School, 5tl3.'Iine, Morris,
and he,- many friends here wish her well.
East Wawanosh Council
Belgrave Mr, and Mrs. George Cattle and daugh-
ter of Calgary, are. expected at Mr.
The W. M. S. of Knox Church, Bet. Cottle's home here on Wednesday Mrs. Minutes of Council meeting held on Nov.
grave, held their annual meeting Thurs- Cottle is home to attend the funerai of her 21st, all the members present, minutes of
Books day, Dec, Ist. at half past two in the father, Mr. Jz�mes Taylor formerly of last meeting were read and confirmed.
We have the latest fiction in school room of the church. The Society Langside. The following accounts were paid:
feeling the great loss of their president, Mr. and Mrs. Win. Martin and Bruce Melvin Taylor, widening road Cons. 6 and
copyright and reprint editions; �lso the late Mrs. Win. Wightman. who has are in Gnelph this week attending the, Fat 7 $42 50; D. Cook, widening road Cons.
books for the boys and girls. been a valuable missionary worker. We i 6 and 7 45.00, work on grader, P.00; B.
, Stock Show.
extend our deepest sympathy to husband I Mr. and Mrs Dawson and daughter, Jackson, gravel 88.35; R. Wightman,
Xmas Stationery dnd family. After the usual business the gravel 27.75; J. Gibson, gravel 5.55; C.
new officers for the coming year were Eva of London, England, are visiting at King, gravel 6 75; L. H. Bosman, tile and
Our stock of Xmas papetries is, appointed as follows: Honorary Pres the manse with Rev. and Mrs, Scobie- drawing same 63.60; Jenkins & Bradnock,
the largest and best assorted, rW9- Mrs. Ceasar; Pres., Mro. (Pev.) Jones, Mrs. Kilpatrick and Mrs. Clark of Hen rep. Toll drain 207,70; Jenkins &Brad -
Sall, spent last week with Mrs. Clark'; nock, %alance contract Sturdy drain
ing In price's from 25c to $5. Ist, Vice Pres., Mrs. R. M. Munro; 2nd, 'i daughter, Mrs. John Mason. 940,00; Geo. Sturdy inspecting contract
Vice Pres., Mrs. W. J. Geddes; Secretary, on Sturdy drain 20.00; Geo, Caldwell in -
Xmas GreetIng Mr.S. Jim TAyior; Asst. Sec., Mrs. 39s. 1dr. George Thdmpson of Godericho
Millor; Treas., Mrs. P. Scaudrett; A,,t. visited with his son, Mr. Fred Thompson specting gravelling, contract Cons. 2 and
Cards . , I a, the village, last week 8 15.00, Fred Toll, tile and work on Toll
Treas., Mrs. Win. Geddes; Messenger drain 35.70; Fred Toll repairing open
The finest'belection we have ever See., Mrs. R. M. Munro; Home Helpers ditch, Toll drain 4.40; Earl Sentley, balance
Sec., Miss Sara McDougall; Mission Band A Statement From The Man Who contract cleaning out Toll drain 15.75
had. Xmasseals, tags, enclosure Pres., Mrs H. Kirkby; Strangers See Was. Brought Back From The Frank Marshal, catch basin on Toll drain
cards, etc. ist Mrs
Miss Sara McDougall; Organ! JoL: lank Yesterdays By Chiropractic 1.3, 00; Alex McGowan, catch basin on
Subscriptions taken for all mag- Miller; Asst. Organist, Mrs F AdjuEtments. M�Gowan chain 13.00, Jos. Johnston
azines and newspapers at current Auditors, Mrs. J. Stewart. I I drawing tile and aigging drain Con. 2
-rates. Munro; Press Sec., Mrs. Jas. Anderson. Modesto, Calif , Oct. 23, 1921 and$ lik 50; John Johnston epair cul -
After which a dainty lunch was set vad by l. I
the retiring 1st. Vice, Mrs. W. J. Geddes. To the Chiropractic Profession and the verts, widening and gravelling Cons, 2
Do your Xmas shopping early and 8 7160; Win. 'Walden, rep. culvert
and get best choice. which everyone fully enjoyed. Public.— and gravelling Cons. 2 and 3 18.65; J.
In as much as my case of Amnesia has Carter, gravelling on Cons. 3 and 4 110 55;
Whitechurch been brought to public notice through tbe R. Buchanan inspecting same 12.00; Sam
Deacon. cleaning out ditch and,gravelling
Mr. and Mrs, Hilliaid of the Wingbarn pr,,ss, but in it all there has been 80 little on Con. 10 43.75; Gen. CoulteQ, gravelling
Hie B. Elliott Bazaar, visited at the home of Mr. and due credit given Chiropractic for the on Cons. 10 and 118.75; Chas. JohnStan,
Mrs. Dave Kennedy. . . wonderful restoration that I received, I com. statute labor tax 8 00; Estate Simon
Books, * Stationery, lMagazines,. Mr. John Simpson visited at the home wish to state briefly the facts as they oc- Mitchell, til -e 12.75; Ed. Walsh, puttipg in
Town Ticket Agency Canadian of Mr. and Mrs. Hiector MacKay last culvert Con. 8 2.00; Fred Hayden, raking
National Grand Trunk Railway. week. curred t6�ne. tones 3.75; J. Stonehouse, work on gra;i-
Ocean tickets via all lines. While I retain but a vague idea of what s
Mr. and Mrs, Alex. Mowbray and baby, er 8.00; Carl Bennett, team on grader
Alba of Dungannon, were visiting relatives was done to me during my three 7ears of 6.00; Ldonard Cook, putting in culvert
here last week. groping in the land of forgetfulness, my 14.00.
-Law No. 11, 1921 appointing place
investigations since mi restoration have 'By ! ! I i , ! rN n r%
a nom nat on p aces a e ect on, . . .
I- brought out these facts, that during those and Pot! Clerks was duly read and p�ssed.
years I wandered through many -states, Council adjourned to meet again an
visiting many of the large cities from the December 15th. at 10 o'clock.
Pacific to the Atlantic seacoast. My re- A. PORTERrIF.I.D.
Clerk
turn checks reveal that I consulted and 7—
was treated by many of the noted phy- MR
sicians and surgeons in those cities but -KA PY
very evidently without any of them hav- PA
ing been able to restore me to conscious _'yo U N
remembrance. During that time my left
arm was almost entirely par�lyzed, the
muscles being wasted and, shrunken and
the arm So weak that it was nearly help-
less and was unable to raise it to my bead.
0
or Use it.
On Mai 5th, 1910, Dr. C., E. Eddy, a
Chiropractor of Modesto, 6alif., gave me DAERFE's LOT3 ff 1AMTH
my first Chiropractic Spinal analysis and AM) STREKTIA 44 MEAT -
adjustment. . T h e fi r a t adjustment ThE- WE -LL -FE 0 MAN
brought rn� badc into the world of con- KNOWS NO DEFC-AT'�
sciousnest, and my memory began where
it bad left Off thme yeam before Re
, . Of course you ve got to be
Its tition of adjustments daily had my para. well fed if you are going to keep
X lyzed arm in action within a week, rapid- going. We believe that the ac -
Where Will I Buy My Xmas Gills ly restored my weak stomach and heart
I tivity of a man's men�sil ma-
ito normal action and produced what I chinery depends upon how well
consider a very remarkable restoration to his physical self is nourished.
At Patterson's Jewelery Store . 6
I normal balance of all the unbalanced
Who 10 always at the front wlth what you wfint, we have the functions in my body. My rapid recovery
finest stock Of goods for Xmas we have ever had, and all of health and strength, under Dr. Eddy's Watch I . or Mr. Happy Party
bought ut the low price. interpretation of Chlropractic, has made I
Diamonds from $15.06 to $900-00, there will bi no need of me an everlasting booster for Chiropractic 011M E114 BENI HGER
*14 striding out of town for Diamonds after examining out, stock. as the greatest healing science in the
We have the newest mounted Dlarrionda on the market at world, which I confidently believe is de. CENTRAL MEAT
the lowest prices. stined to soon take first place as a con. MARKET
Peart neade ranging Irk price from $3.00 to $75.00 a string, a structive health restorative. PHONE 126
very large stock to choose from. Cordially yours, Wl NGHAM
Out stock is complete In all lines, call and see, no trouble to show goods. G11 01WIlu LRANi)vLR V isn
Dr. I A. FOX Vag the full story of this
W. G. PATTERSON case oh file in his office as taken from the
The Great Watch Doctor, Whrigham, Ofit. San Francisco Examiner and the Fresno
Xxxxxxxxmxx XXXXXXXX=XXXX Herald.—Abvt.
Card of Thairilks
Mrs. Moir, Mr. and Mrs, KehGe and
family wish to thank their many friends
for Uilildne8s, and sympathy shown them
during little Marie's illness and at the
time of her death.
Xmas Gift Suggestions
Dainty and useful articles in French
Ivory, Ebony Goods, Perfumes, Fancy
Stationery, Fresh Chocolates. in Xmas
packages—bought at lowest import prices
and sold to You at a saving of 10 to 20
per cent—At MLcbell's CornerDrug Store
Walkerton Hotel Damaged
Hartley House, Walkerton, was badly
damaged by fire -on Dec 1st. The cause
of the fire is thought to have been from a
cigarette stub. The employees, however,
succeeded in getting the blaze under ccn.
trol. using chemical extinguishers and
buckets of water, and though the firertlen
had two lines of hose in the building it
was not necessary to turn on the water.
In the room in which the fire started
everything was burned and adjoining
rooms were badly damaged by smoke and
water. Mr. Korman, the proprietor, had
just completed renovating and remodel.
ing the section of the hotel where the fire!
occurred. Mr. Korman is a former
citizen of Wingham.
Robert Copeland Deceased.
A. K. Copeland went to Bowmaniville,
last Thursday to attend the funeral o his
uncle, the late Robert Copeland. De-
ceased was well known in Teeswater,
having Nen brought up on a farm near
there, also in Gorrie, he with his family
having resided there for several years, In
his young manhood, he attendeti the mc-
Laughlan Business College in Chatham,
after which he kept a Grocery store in
Teeswater. At the time of his death he
and his son were engaged in a Boot and
Shoe business in Bowmanville. Deceased
is survived by his wife, one son and one
daughter.
Womens Underwear Sale
Special sale of Womens Underwear in
vests. drawers and combination suits,
travellers samples at great savings.
King Bros.
Stuck In the Mud
While driving into town on Diagonal
Road on Friday afternoon, Mrs. A.
Vanalstyne's horse changed its course and
started for China. Had not Mi. J. E,
Fells and others came to the rescue it
might have succeeded in making better
headway downwards- The horse stepped
on the side where the tile has recently
been put down and it sunk so that assist.
ance had to be called to get it on terra
firma again. The horse is none the worse
of the mud bath but one. of the buggy
shafts was broken. This road will be put
in excellent shape in the spring when the
cement will be put down,
Bradwin-Fessant NuptiEls
The marriage of Minnie Fessant, daugh-
ter of the late William Fessant of �Wing-
ham,, to Edmund W. Bradwin M. A., of
the Frontier College, Toronto, formerly of
Wilngham, took place quietly at St. James
Methodist Church Montreal. at two
o'clock Tuesday November 29tb., 1921.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
W. J. Westaway, B. ' A., assisted by Rev.
A. J. Thomas, M. A, B. D, pastor of the
church. The bride who was unattended
wap Pkven away by her brother Mr. John
Fessant of Sprinfield, Mass. A few re-
latives and intimate friends were present
at the ceremony. Luncheon was. served
later in the guest room of the Queens
hotel after which Mn, and Mrs. Bradwin
0
left for N*ew York. On their return they
will reside in Toronto.
Winter Coat Sale
Clearing the ba'ance of our stock of
Womens and Misses, Fur Collared, Plush
and Velour coats at great money -saving
values, King Bros.
-,q
The Chain Grocery Stores of Canada
Wingham Branch, Josephine St.
SwPECIAL PRICES
From Dec. 8th to Dec. 14th
Orange - Lemon Peel Sultana Raisins spec -
37c lb, Citron 57c lb. ially priced .... 27c l]b.
Special Breakfast Bacon, sliced per lb 33c.
Snowflake Ammonia 3 pkgs .... 23c Cleaned Currants, per lb ...... 19C
Laundry Soap 10 cakes ........ 72c Choice Prunes, per lb ......... 15c
Palmolive, 3 cakes ............ 24c Cooking Pigs, 2 lbg ............ 35c
Laundry Starch, 2 lbs ......... 19c Dried Peaches, per lb .......... 23c, gk�,
Corn Starch, per packagt ...... 10c Dried Apricots, per 1b ........ 29'c
Pot Barley, per lb ............. 5c Vanilla Extract large bottle .... 33c:
Corn Meal, 6 lbs for ........... 25c Society Mixed Biscuits, per lb.. 23C
Rolled Oats, 6 lbs for .......... 24c Icing Sugar, per lb. � .......... luc:
Raspberry jam, 4 lb tin ........ 77c Pumpkin, 2 tins ............... 25C
dw
Clover Leaf Salmon, I lb tin ... 53c Tomatoes, large tin ........... 16c: I
Pure Lard, 5 lb pl 89c Shred. Cocoanut 25c
Choice Shelled Alm- Gran. Sugar 10 lb 85c
onds - Walnuts 69c lb 100 lb. Bag ........ 8.00.
Bread .......................................... 7je'a loaf
Butter and Eggs Wanted
Vtlk
X
ji Dinnerware at ca-% ic
VAP
Barg"a in
X
A cra'te of stock pattern Dinnerware (decorat- X
ed) 3 patterns, being shipped to me by mis- V.
take I have been instructed by the firn-i to X
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clear it out a bargain prices, 97 pieces, reg-
ular price $45.00, for ................................ $37 '50
Also a full line of Dolls for children (dressed)
_f unbreakable, ranging from ........ 60c to 1.50 each
M C
X, Re So
vi
nt Sale -for Wo
as
The Greatest G^U
Now in Progress at The Select Ladies' Ready-teANT ear
Offers of six as'sorted groups of icy,
high class Coats at prices which K
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In many c a s e s represents the 0 1.
cost ot making only. A�
Xg.
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Group No. 1, at .. .......... ........ $10.50
X, Group No. 2, at ............ I ....... 18.50,
Group No. 3, at .................... 22.50
Group No. -�. at
X, ................ 27-50
Group No. 5, at .................... 33.50
Group No. 6, at ............. : 45.00
y
We also received a range of sam-
ples of new Fall and Winter Coats
In Burberry styles.
K,
English Winter weight cloth in all the latest V 0
mixtures greys, browns, heather, green and 0 fd d"
navy. These garments are the most servic.
able and comfortable winter Coats on the V,
market. Prices ranging at $24.00 and 26.50.
1.4 14 ,
R New style Dresses in Flannel and Jersey, reg. $9 and 9.50 at ............................ 7.95 X
14, 20
New shipment of heavy ribbed Hose in hf-ather shades suitable for winter wear.
Select Ladies' Re'ady-to- W ear o orift
Heod Office, 448 Queen West, Toronto. 13vanches, Winghamo Hanovcr jild (joieriell, 011t,
0
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Twenty-orr* members were present and
L 1.,VE, JVS
all gave their decision againhi, it,
Excellent qualities in pure Linen Table Cloths and
Mr. John King accompanied by his bra -
ther, Mr Robert'King of Cooksville, was
Napkins. Wonderful values at moderate prices.
calling on friends Monday.
A 71!ROJVS
A number of our citizens attended the
funeral at Goderich on Tuesday, of the
Fancy Tea Aprons, Bungalow Aprons, Tie Aprons,
late Leonard McManus, who was the vic-
Kepdry Waterproof Aprons.
tim of the automobile accident Saturday
evening at the above place.
SWEA TEIRS AND X-JVITTF-2) G007)S
The hunters from this section have all
returned with their quota of deer.
Pullovers and sweaters in attractive colors and
Men's day was observed in the Method-
styles. Knitted goods in great variety.
ist Church. the Brotherhood taking charge
of the services. The Master, R v.
21TESJYE�R SCARP–V
U
Tiffingave a fine missionary dTi.co e:
Hand worked Scarfs and Runners in dainty patterns 0--
.413 3 1 w—
Theeboruseswere enjoyed by all who
were privileged to be there.
sin es gns, ace, nets an. marquisettes,
33LO USES
33 OVS
0 Always an acceptable gift, our range is complete,
—.6 the season's latest styles and colorings. All widths of fancy ribbons for fancy work, bage, Morris
w4le tc. 0— Joe and Mrs. Shaw, 3rd. line, who were
Ties, Fancy Collars. Umbrellas, Belts and Girdles,
f- aw�y on a trip to the Pacific Coast, have
Scarfs and Yarns. House Dresses, Dress Goods, Silks. Lress lengths. 41-
0— arrived home. They enjoyed their stay
5— and met many old friends.
411—
S,ils, Overcoats, Underwear, Shirts, Gloves Miss May Little is back from a visit of
Men's Department six months to the West. She visited re.
Sweater Coats, Hats, Caps, Gloves,- Neck-
latives and friends at Saskatoon, Arcola,
wear,'H and kerchiefs, Socks, Belts, and everything that a man wears and wants. Kisb�, Carlyle and other points and had
an enjoyable time.
411�
House Furnishings, Blankets, Comforters, Floor Rugs, Etc. 411— The Sunday School of Ebenezer church
(Browntown) intend holding their annual
5-- Christmas Tree and entertainment en
86'_— Wednesday evening. Dec. 21st An ex-
cellent program is being prepared.
Miss Mary McKellar, Cromarty. under-
went an operation for her eyes in the Strat-
MILLS
ford Hospital on Tuesday, Nov. 18th.
Our Goods are the Best— Our PricoaRight. Terms, Cash. Produce Wante� The lady is improving as well as can be
expected e
Miss McKellar was tb teach-
er in the Miller School, 5tl3.'Iine, Morris,
and he,- many friends here wish her well.
East Wawanosh Council
Belgrave Mr, and Mrs. George Cattle and daugh-
ter of Calgary, are. expected at Mr.
The W. M. S. of Knox Church, Bet. Cottle's home here on Wednesday Mrs. Minutes of Council meeting held on Nov.
grave, held their annual meeting Thurs- Cottle is home to attend the funerai of her 21st, all the members present, minutes of
Books day, Dec, Ist. at half past two in the father, Mr. Jz�mes Taylor formerly of last meeting were read and confirmed.
We have the latest fiction in school room of the church. The Society Langside. The following accounts were paid:
feeling the great loss of their president, Mr. and Mrs. Win. Martin and Bruce Melvin Taylor, widening road Cons. 6 and
copyright and reprint editions; �lso the late Mrs. Win. Wightman. who has are in Gnelph this week attending the, Fat 7 $42 50; D. Cook, widening road Cons.
books for the boys and girls. been a valuable missionary worker. We i 6 and 7 45.00, work on grader, P.00; B.
, Stock Show.
extend our deepest sympathy to husband I Mr. and Mrs Dawson and daughter, Jackson, gravel 88.35; R. Wightman,
Xmas Stationery dnd family. After the usual business the gravel 27.75; J. Gibson, gravel 5.55; C.
new officers for the coming year were Eva of London, England, are visiting at King, gravel 6 75; L. H. Bosman, tile and
Our stock of Xmas papetries is, appointed as follows: Honorary Pres the manse with Rev. and Mrs, Scobie- drawing same 63.60; Jenkins & Bradnock,
the largest and best assorted, rW9- Mrs. Ceasar; Pres., Mro. (Pev.) Jones, Mrs. Kilpatrick and Mrs. Clark of Hen rep. Toll drain 207,70; Jenkins &Brad -
Sall, spent last week with Mrs. Clark'; nock, %alance contract Sturdy drain
ing In price's from 25c to $5. Ist, Vice Pres., Mrs. R. M. Munro; 2nd, 'i daughter, Mrs. John Mason. 940,00; Geo. Sturdy inspecting contract
Vice Pres., Mrs. W. J. Geddes; Secretary, on Sturdy drain 20.00; Geo, Caldwell in -
Xmas GreetIng Mr.S. Jim TAyior; Asst. Sec., Mrs. 39s. 1dr. George Thdmpson of Godericho
Millor; Treas., Mrs. P. Scaudrett; A,,t. visited with his son, Mr. Fred Thompson specting gravelling, contract Cons. 2 and
Cards . , I a, the village, last week 8 15.00, Fred Toll, tile and work on Toll
Treas., Mrs. Win. Geddes; Messenger drain 35.70; Fred Toll repairing open
The finest'belection we have ever See., Mrs. R. M. Munro; Home Helpers ditch, Toll drain 4.40; Earl Sentley, balance
Sec., Miss Sara McDougall; Mission Band A Statement From The Man Who contract cleaning out Toll drain 15.75
had. Xmasseals, tags, enclosure Pres., Mrs H. Kirkby; Strangers See Was. Brought Back From The Frank Marshal, catch basin on Toll drain
cards, etc. ist Mrs
Miss Sara McDougall; Organ! JoL: lank Yesterdays By Chiropractic 1.3, 00; Alex McGowan, catch basin on
Subscriptions taken for all mag- Miller; Asst. Organist, Mrs F AdjuEtments. M�Gowan chain 13.00, Jos. Johnston
azines and newspapers at current Auditors, Mrs. J. Stewart. I I drawing tile and aigging drain Con. 2
-rates. Munro; Press Sec., Mrs. Jas. Anderson. Modesto, Calif , Oct. 23, 1921 and$ lik 50; John Johnston epair cul -
After which a dainty lunch was set vad by l. I
the retiring 1st. Vice, Mrs. W. J. Geddes. To the Chiropractic Profession and the verts, widening and gravelling Cons, 2
Do your Xmas shopping early and 8 7160; Win. 'Walden, rep. culvert
and get best choice. which everyone fully enjoyed. Public.— and gravelling Cons. 2 and 3 18.65; J.
In as much as my case of Amnesia has Carter, gravelling on Cons. 3 and 4 110 55;
Whitechurch been brought to public notice through tbe R. Buchanan inspecting same 12.00; Sam
Deacon. cleaning out ditch and,gravelling
Mr. and Mrs, Hilliaid of the Wingbarn pr,,ss, but in it all there has been 80 little on Con. 10 43.75; Gen. CoulteQ, gravelling
Hie B. Elliott Bazaar, visited at the home of Mr. and due credit given Chiropractic for the on Cons. 10 and 118.75; Chas. JohnStan,
Mrs. Dave Kennedy. . . wonderful restoration that I received, I com. statute labor tax 8 00; Estate Simon
Books, * Stationery, lMagazines,. Mr. John Simpson visited at the home wish to state briefly the facts as they oc- Mitchell, til -e 12.75; Ed. Walsh, puttipg in
Town Ticket Agency Canadian of Mr. and Mrs. Hiector MacKay last culvert Con. 8 2.00; Fred Hayden, raking
National Grand Trunk Railway. week. curred t6�ne. tones 3.75; J. Stonehouse, work on gra;i-
Ocean tickets via all lines. While I retain but a vague idea of what s
Mr. and Mrs, Alex. Mowbray and baby, er 8.00; Carl Bennett, team on grader
Alba of Dungannon, were visiting relatives was done to me during my three 7ears of 6.00; Ldonard Cook, putting in culvert
here last week. groping in the land of forgetfulness, my 14.00.
-Law No. 11, 1921 appointing place
investigations since mi restoration have 'By ! ! I i , ! rN n r%
a nom nat on p aces a e ect on, . . .
I- brought out these facts, that during those and Pot! Clerks was duly read and p�ssed.
years I wandered through many -states, Council adjourned to meet again an
visiting many of the large cities from the December 15th. at 10 o'clock.
Pacific to the Atlantic seacoast. My re- A. PORTERrIF.I.D.
Clerk
turn checks reveal that I consulted and 7—
was treated by many of the noted phy- MR
sicians and surgeons in those cities but -KA PY
very evidently without any of them hav- PA
ing been able to restore me to conscious _'yo U N
remembrance. During that time my left
arm was almost entirely par�lyzed, the
muscles being wasted and, shrunken and
the arm So weak that it was nearly help-
less and was unable to raise it to my bead.
0
or Use it.
On Mai 5th, 1910, Dr. C., E. Eddy, a
Chiropractor of Modesto, 6alif., gave me DAERFE's LOT3 ff 1AMTH
my first Chiropractic Spinal analysis and AM) STREKTIA 44 MEAT -
adjustment. . T h e fi r a t adjustment ThE- WE -LL -FE 0 MAN
brought rn� badc into the world of con- KNOWS NO DEFC-AT'�
sciousnest, and my memory began where
it bad left Off thme yeam before Re
, . Of course you ve got to be
Its tition of adjustments daily had my para. well fed if you are going to keep
X lyzed arm in action within a week, rapid- going. We believe that the ac -
Where Will I Buy My Xmas Gills ly restored my weak stomach and heart
I tivity of a man's men�sil ma-
ito normal action and produced what I chinery depends upon how well
consider a very remarkable restoration to his physical self is nourished.
At Patterson's Jewelery Store . 6
I normal balance of all the unbalanced
Who 10 always at the front wlth what you wfint, we have the functions in my body. My rapid recovery
finest stock Of goods for Xmas we have ever had, and all of health and strength, under Dr. Eddy's Watch I . or Mr. Happy Party
bought ut the low price. interpretation of Chlropractic, has made I
Diamonds from $15.06 to $900-00, there will bi no need of me an everlasting booster for Chiropractic 011M E114 BENI HGER
*14 striding out of town for Diamonds after examining out, stock. as the greatest healing science in the
We have the newest mounted Dlarrionda on the market at world, which I confidently believe is de. CENTRAL MEAT
the lowest prices. stined to soon take first place as a con. MARKET
Peart neade ranging Irk price from $3.00 to $75.00 a string, a structive health restorative. PHONE 126
very large stock to choose from. Cordially yours, Wl NGHAM
Out stock is complete In all lines, call and see, no trouble to show goods. G11 01WIlu LRANi)vLR V isn
Dr. I A. FOX Vag the full story of this
W. G. PATTERSON case oh file in his office as taken from the
The Great Watch Doctor, Whrigham, Ofit. San Francisco Examiner and the Fresno
Xxxxxxxxmxx XXXXXXXX=XXXX Herald.—Abvt.
Card of Thairilks
Mrs. Moir, Mr. and Mrs, KehGe and
family wish to thank their many friends
for Uilildne8s, and sympathy shown them
during little Marie's illness and at the
time of her death.
Xmas Gift Suggestions
Dainty and useful articles in French
Ivory, Ebony Goods, Perfumes, Fancy
Stationery, Fresh Chocolates. in Xmas
packages—bought at lowest import prices
and sold to You at a saving of 10 to 20
per cent—At MLcbell's CornerDrug Store
Walkerton Hotel Damaged
Hartley House, Walkerton, was badly
damaged by fire -on Dec 1st. The cause
of the fire is thought to have been from a
cigarette stub. The employees, however,
succeeded in getting the blaze under ccn.
trol. using chemical extinguishers and
buckets of water, and though the firertlen
had two lines of hose in the building it
was not necessary to turn on the water.
In the room in which the fire started
everything was burned and adjoining
rooms were badly damaged by smoke and
water. Mr. Korman, the proprietor, had
just completed renovating and remodel.
ing the section of the hotel where the fire!
occurred. Mr. Korman is a former
citizen of Wingham.
Robert Copeland Deceased.
A. K. Copeland went to Bowmaniville,
last Thursday to attend the funeral o his
uncle, the late Robert Copeland. De-
ceased was well known in Teeswater,
having Nen brought up on a farm near
there, also in Gorrie, he with his family
having resided there for several years, In
his young manhood, he attendeti the mc-
Laughlan Business College in Chatham,
after which he kept a Grocery store in
Teeswater. At the time of his death he
and his son were engaged in a Boot and
Shoe business in Bowmanville. Deceased
is survived by his wife, one son and one
daughter.
Womens Underwear Sale
Special sale of Womens Underwear in
vests. drawers and combination suits,
travellers samples at great savings.
King Bros.
Stuck In the Mud
While driving into town on Diagonal
Road on Friday afternoon, Mrs. A.
Vanalstyne's horse changed its course and
started for China. Had not Mi. J. E,
Fells and others came to the rescue it
might have succeeded in making better
headway downwards- The horse stepped
on the side where the tile has recently
been put down and it sunk so that assist.
ance had to be called to get it on terra
firma again. The horse is none the worse
of the mud bath but one. of the buggy
shafts was broken. This road will be put
in excellent shape in the spring when the
cement will be put down,
Bradwin-Fessant NuptiEls
The marriage of Minnie Fessant, daugh-
ter of the late William Fessant of �Wing-
ham,, to Edmund W. Bradwin M. A., of
the Frontier College, Toronto, formerly of
Wilngham, took place quietly at St. James
Methodist Church Montreal. at two
o'clock Tuesday November 29tb., 1921.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
W. J. Westaway, B. ' A., assisted by Rev.
A. J. Thomas, M. A, B. D, pastor of the
church. The bride who was unattended
wap Pkven away by her brother Mr. John
Fessant of Sprinfield, Mass. A few re-
latives and intimate friends were present
at the ceremony. Luncheon was. served
later in the guest room of the Queens
hotel after which Mn, and Mrs. Bradwin
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left for N*ew York. On their return they
will reside in Toronto.
Winter Coat Sale
Clearing the ba'ance of our stock of
Womens and Misses, Fur Collared, Plush
and Velour coats at great money -saving
values, King Bros.
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The Chain Grocery Stores of Canada
Wingham Branch, Josephine St.
SwPECIAL PRICES
From Dec. 8th to Dec. 14th
Orange - Lemon Peel Sultana Raisins spec -
37c lb, Citron 57c lb. ially priced .... 27c l]b.
Special Breakfast Bacon, sliced per lb 33c.
Snowflake Ammonia 3 pkgs .... 23c Cleaned Currants, per lb ...... 19C
Laundry Soap 10 cakes ........ 72c Choice Prunes, per lb ......... 15c
Palmolive, 3 cakes ............ 24c Cooking Pigs, 2 lbg ............ 35c
Laundry Starch, 2 lbs ......... 19c Dried Peaches, per lb .......... 23c, gk�,
Corn Starch, per packagt ...... 10c Dried Apricots, per 1b ........ 29'c
Pot Barley, per lb ............. 5c Vanilla Extract large bottle .... 33c:
Corn Meal, 6 lbs for ........... 25c Society Mixed Biscuits, per lb.. 23C
Rolled Oats, 6 lbs for .......... 24c Icing Sugar, per lb. � .......... luc:
Raspberry jam, 4 lb tin ........ 77c Pumpkin, 2 tins ............... 25C
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Clover Leaf Salmon, I lb tin ... 53c Tomatoes, large tin ........... 16c: I
Pure Lard, 5 lb pl 89c Shred. Cocoanut 25c
Choice Shelled Alm- Gran. Sugar 10 lb 85c
onds - Walnuts 69c lb 100 lb. Bag ........ 8.00.
Bread .......................................... 7je'a loaf
Butter and Eggs Wanted
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ji Dinnerware at ca-% ic
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Barg"a in
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A cra'te of stock pattern Dinnerware (decorat- X
ed) 3 patterns, being shipped to me by mis- V.
take I have been instructed by the firn-i to X
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clear it out a bargain prices, 97 pieces, reg-
ular price $45.00, for ................................ $37 '50
Also a full line of Dolls for children (dressed)
_f unbreakable, ranging from ........ 60c to 1.50 each
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nt Sale -for Wo
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The Greatest G^U
Now in Progress at The Select Ladies' Ready-teANT ear
Offers of six as'sorted groups of icy,
high class Coats at prices which K
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In many c a s e s represents the 0 1.
cost ot making only. A�
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Group No. 1, at .. .......... ........ $10.50
X, Group No. 2, at ............ I ....... 18.50,
Group No. 3, at .................... 22.50
Group No. -�. at
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Group No. 5, at .................... 33.50
Group No. 6, at ............. : 45.00
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We also received a range of sam-
ples of new Fall and Winter Coats
In Burberry styles.
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English Winter weight cloth in all the latest V 0
mixtures greys, browns, heather, green and 0 fd d"
navy. These garments are the most servic.
able and comfortable winter Coats on the V,
market. Prices ranging at $24.00 and 26.50.
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R New style Dresses in Flannel and Jersey, reg. $9 and 9.50 at ............................ 7.95 X
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New shipment of heavy ribbed Hose in hf-ather shades suitable for winter wear.
Select Ladies' Re'ady-to- W ear o orift
Heod Office, 448 Queen West, Toronto. 13vanches, Winghamo Hanovcr jild (joieriell, 011t,
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