The Wingham Advance Times, 1930-11-20, Page 8411
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" lua PER CENT, TALKING Ii1CTUitES
Thursday,
...urs:
ay. Fradyy, Saturday,
Nov. 20th21st, 2
Ann Harding, Robert Ames
and Mary Astor
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"HOLIDAY"
COMEDY --"The Rubevilie Night t lub."
lon ay, Tuesday, Wednesday, Nov. 24th, 25th, 26.
I; a
orothy MacK
Louise Fazenda
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Jack Oakie
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"HARD O GET"
A Brilliant Screen Comedy.
Mr. and firs, Norman Stewari�
daughter of Lueknow spent Sun
with her pKa eixttl Mz: �? arld 1'`'
C ltibb,:'
1Tr.and Mrs,' Robert 'Moffatt
I:inloss, WHO Motori:d' out t;st
summer spent 'Sunday'\ar
with Mrs, r
it atiGre;,,cll C.hev vrisitecl With
liacCrregol s . daughter in her ho
in the Wast,
Services in Chalnier's Church w
v itltclrawn on Sunday on.`:account
the Jubilee services in Calvin chur
Dori't forget the Concert that is
ing held in the Institi tc Hall on 1
'day, November '21st, Sides have be
chosen and there is a real contest„
to see which side gets ttp the best t
numbers.
The well -drillers were. 1t Mr. F•I
ry Godkin's last .week,
The Institute heli] a , very: succe
ful Bazaar on Friday last in the H
]acre, They also .served afternoon to
The blankets, for which' -tickets we
sold, went to J`as.. Richardson, w
held the lucky ticket,
Miss Maude Conn,, R.,N,, 'of Tor-
onto,. spent Thanl.sgiying with, her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will Conn.
.14Ir, and Mrs, J: A. Kennedy, 'of.
Sarnia, and `other relatives, "spent
Sunday . with Mr, and .Mr•s, Lance
Grain, •
' Miss Winnie Dttrant'and Miss Eliza
Waddell of Hamilton g. re: visiting at
the home of the •latter's:parents,,Mr.
and Mrs. Waddell.
Mr. and Nets. J.. M 7aanis of cui-
rass, spent Stinday at; the .hotne of
Mr, and'Airs. J McKinnon Lang -
WINGHA,1` l,I V'ANC4-',MMES
ad and advertisiatg $7:.55; Iie.�Signai
day face., adverttiiing, $4.05; 1, D. Moody,
ci it bylaws and C'lerk's fees oni the Cum -
t• . in .Drain $40,00; 5, 1�ingland, by-la•�vs
df- and clerks fens c,n ,tht. Ctttfzing Dralti
$85.00; 0 Str btts, slactcp e]a an �J2.O ,
as„ 1''itighatn a vile :Fair
(xra'iit 2l 00
i14rs: 1,1 rib: i a a
y f 11 ,l dt1 grant $25r00, 13l,'�1.'
mie grave 1 111 .Irai, grant $10.00; Georgi.
Snell, inspectingcontract on the
ere Cook l)raixa:,$20,00; A\Iin, ltobiciso,n,
of assrslnnce and bcrarcl ou the Robinson
cit. Drarn17.40; ;Ray Too, S r avel in 1920
be- $18.00!;' 1), Cham:oey, grading $7.50:;
+ai County kiuron, lights itt, Lower Win ;-
en ham :3,32; ..County ;''iliuoxi; ttsc ,y;f.
on power grader' $20,00; J. A. Geddes,
en hardwire, $29:55; J'. S. Scott, posts
for r dad 'No: 3, _$46.25; Lui�te Scott,
en- •balance on `crushing ;gr tvel $14Q.00;
;1'atr'o 'filen, ,Rey, Toll $23.95,:
r ,
ss- conk 20.2u,, G. 1,, Vincezlt '$7}.,40; ,C
all ar 5; M E
C to $25;7•;; Sr A..Cc,l,arnuy $18.95:
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Mr. and Mrs, Jas.:Mciu•tosh: and
ibaby, Dorothy. Langsitle, visited •'Sun-
RAPID CITY511erriff avail Air.' h >rr of Hamilton clan at the home lif 'his G
751cr, 11175.
1 were •Sunda . visitcus' .with : their un- A j r•
l'}fere, will' b lib .i i
;{ b. MCC urllan, ,
l e 10 , cr:r,ues. in Sptrth ole Mr. Iv'.. Farrier.
:: ., s.. ,,, . , �,;,, .: , i' Mr. D. Hamilton: of ' Toronto, ,. -
w a5
Krol>ass Presby4errau Church .nexttl cssrs. Wilfred and: Gorden Mc i
, here attending the funer•aI' of the, late
Sunday. on: account of Anniversary,
being held iv Iii ]ot glz .Fres-;
Jay teraan ch}irclt 2ea=. -Mr, Dunn will
tal: er.chargee of, tlae • services rncornin
g
and=
evening, foll€rwecl by'a fowl' stip
Mt ,7rt
1 �ondav evening:.
. ,
'Mr. Mervin Peeves, who has .been
tinder+the.:DoCtoir's'care the past week
fs Slotviy`i'ii ravi "m: '
119r 13.ober;t.Weltsttr-.who spent the
Ewen of Denfield spent'Sundav ' With
.Meir uncle, .Mr: Tas.. Sutherland,, r, -
u: This. community was `'surprised ,to
hear of the death of Mr: Mlles'Mc-
Millan. Mr. McMillan' ` suffered'' a
Stroke nearly two years` ago"' frorit
j hicli he never 1,vholiy'z;ebovered'and
then last week he took two more
strokes` on the same• •day, these 'prov-
ing fatal. He was wreIl ]Chown "iii this
summer Fire Ranging in the Coch- locality having been >a. ,drover: fona
rate district returned home last Stat -,i great inaneears. His Wife pn '
Y 1 ode
urea» nandrepar is •;no reriou.s fires in ceased him 'some: years ago Of a
:the Cochranedistrict last sur finer, family of fourteen, twelve. still
vine. He was buried in . the --Roman
Catholic cemetery in'' Teewv stet 'un
Mr. Miles McMillan and visited other
friends here. p •
Mr, and Mrs, Robt.' Ross':and ,farn-
ily visited at the home bf'Mr. and
Mrs, R. Tiffin.. . Mr. and Mrs. Orval Newby of Zion
don, are visiting at the borne Of:Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Lott.
Mr, and tilts. P. 13red.i
enrld°ge; of
Ripley, spent Sunday at`thei'iiome of
Mr. and !Mrs'. N. Lott,
12th LINE I OWICI(
Mr. JohnHill was a welcome' 'vis-
WHITECI-1'URCI-I' itor on this.line on Sunday:
_ ;... Saturday aturdav n rn" > His many •..
friends
• Adis. ROA. .13raw n. his. returned to
'ii;' and' Mrs,' Valk cc of Toronto extendsympathy to the bereaved faux-
,
-pent,;•Sti,ndq;y, last„with ,Mr. and Mrs; ily. her borne here after spending a ..few
days with Mildmay friends.
Gibson Gillespie. Hiss.. ;Lizzie '.Purvis of Hol. •good
y , Mr. Thos. halls is not as well as
ivIr:' and ¥r s, 13:ert Marsh -and fain- passed away one day:last Week -after 'his many friends rends vv'auidwish.
ily of Auburn ,spent. Sunday with Mr, a shr,rt. illness developingFroin
ai Cold. ; Mrs. Milton 'Lennard and ;Wf.r: and
and. Mrs. Clarence -Cox. Slu; was the sister of the late :John 'Mrs, Win, Weir were: visitors at
Mr.• and Mrs. Robert Stewart and, J the
Purvis, i9, tete-auctioneer, so well 'home of ]tilt. Geo. A.:Dane.,
family oi;y,•[.,angstde;, :Sunday at in these' parts, • She wras btiried`in the, ; Miss Mildred Laird visited
on of Mr�Jn77-
the Home ; and Mrs, Joe Tiffin. Roman Catholic ci
•c nc.tery in .I•loly clay with the Misses l,akel.:
'John -D. •Ross• and baby, Elea, rood on Friday ntornin
g Mr. and Mrs. Wnl. Woods are
Spent a foto 'days' last vreelc'iwitil'he:r \f r. and Mrs. Burry of Toronto; spending a fever days With Mr. and
1 arents, ,Ivtr. ;and Mrs David . Farrier. spent Sunday last with .Mr, and Mrs, :Mr.s. • Robe, Hays.
Mrs. .l)a71 • McFnnis Mr, • and Mrs 1 Jae Tiffin. ' • Toronto visitors on this line: \mere:
John' Falconer avid 'M;x. and Mrs. Jas, I Mr, and ''Mrs. Harold S arling'andSpatron,1Alex. 1r
lshn
'Falconer :and.cluldrea spent:the week- Douglas are moving't¢•Stratford this. and Mr, Henrr..Richardson,
end .with relatives, in 1..,md'on and vv'ek.
i'Itazxaecford. •
Mr. •txibson Gillespie has his new
Mr;” •Scott,l'ater on of Toronto is ditcher working, now, "at Dicky's DONNYBROOK
ipcn.ding ibis week at las horn
e here. creek. Gibson bad the misfortune to '
Mrs, Jack on of Wingham• sjrent slip into the ditch. hast "Wednesday.
A.Iany it o77t this vicinity attetldt d
ttie'vveel. erid`vi+itYi relatives her tele funeral, on ]•vada» afternoon- of
ML. andr�Lrs. T464. GauntandMrs.
�, .'. ,� Alai•y. Finnigan, daughter of iVlr, and
$ Miss spent a 1
g •` Mrs, Rich. Finnigan. We extent] syn.
IV[erle sttent tete vicelc-ind in V zarton daughter.; Ift' cs \ dria and Eileen
with Mr. and 'Mrs. N r nail Wilkins. "llrutrtturr,' at the 'hcitne , f Mr. ,and i'pathy to. the bereaved family:•
,
Miss, 'Mabel Sheriff and Robert Mrs, Jas. D.•
The W. M, S. met on Thursday of
1last week, ;at the ]aline of Mrs. Geo.
:Naylor.
! The • V. P. 5. held' their regular
I:.
tleu> 7cr,trlar
�ittrcettns; 'last Friday evening with
!Miss Elaine Bamford., Missionary
(convenor, in charge, 'Gordon'Naylor
'read'the S'eripture lesson and the• To -
'pie was given by Mrs. Jas, Craig.
,Readings were given by Miss :Irene
'Jeffcrsoin and Miss I'faricirie Camp -
,bell. The next, meeting will be; in
.c'harg'e of Atr,. Gordon Naylor.
Robe. C'hanulcy, Miss Verna
t +and : Graham Cltairi toy, were among
those wli attended the Masonic "At
Homme" at Carlow, .last Friday even
• r
rust
1frs. Ellen 'l'hoinp ,on has returned
home after.a visit :with her daughter
in Toronto,
Mrs: Ernest Craig and daughters,
Jean and Margaret, ,Miss Margaret
'Black and Herman Chamncy; Of God-
erich, were Sunday visitors at the
liontc of the latter,
Donnybrook Sunday school :arid
'Public. School are preparing for a
'Christmas 'entertainment,
e. .ler. and Lroomer, 9f Toronto ( '
1 t tht week -end
with thcrr 71nd-�
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Dr. Scholl s Foot Expert at Our
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A Scie c :Acta ysis of Your Stockinged feet. #I
COME! You're invited. If for nothing else ■
you eleara
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should wear. No obligation to hu,p.'•
Cot icil adjourned_to meet,': igaul ac"-
Caldtri,. to st<ttutt otz•Dccernber 15i1t.
A Porterfield, Clcrla,:`.
GLENANNAN'•
Mr.f George and Miss Irene Mun-
dell ]slave this' vi ell. for J.'oronto to.
attend :the 1Vintc r l tilt
Mr.land lvlrs 'James .titleMilton?:• and'
r
Kenneth, •hiss -Etta .Burns,; also Mr;
and lvirs, Aie,c 'Sant see .were :Sunday:
visitors with Mr. and 'qrs. Reuben
Stokes,
Mr:; Thos Weir spent the vy>eelc,eiid
in Hanilto>t:.
Mr,. Wm,; Elliott and son �Villialri,
have 'retttrned',from::their. visit 'with
friends in Sault Ste, Marie.
' I1'r. Nornian'Muir•, Mrs, Thos. Wal..
lace, and Mrs, Iolin Metcalfe, ,w re
week -end vistlors in Toronto..
Ivlr,f_and, .Mrs W Vanstone and
fl? i
sola, Stanley, »visited on Sunday vyi,t�h•
Mr, ,an}d. Mrs. W. H. Marshall.,
EAST WAWANOSH. .
The regular meeting of .t e .Fanin-
ers Clu,b.was held op Thursday even
ing at Currie's school. The financial
irePort "was 'given iyl}fch ,,;;hbwed a
good''aznount of business don
e duni'
',
the year, '
Mr.:A;t})tir•`MIS gn;.t`eported' bn the'
vbrk ;of•The Wingham Creamery dui -t
ing the ast .
p season ri'VVIt•. Robert Scotti
gave a talk -'un Ca Operative buying.
Co-Operati.vc`sellilig'he'aaid,'doe's not,
get thee farmers anywhere. They must
ilearn to burr co-opetativcly::as.;tivel:l.r
iM7 cirri: H. Guirie is ;the: cleteg t e to.
fie anuria] iheeting of they United;
t.Farmers in Toronto: •
•Mr; George Tagae who las been:
itiv.or king=• _£Ur [r: W ni: yVcllin s .the:
ipast sunlinet, 'sails is week for lel
fast, -Ireland, on. the S;S,.-Dasher, ,of
Athol.
Tire scholars rand, teachers, pf , Miz
jralt •'Srittday •Sclioof' *erer
t eatc3 'td
(fine discourse by Dr. Redmond of
I Vlringham, tut "Tete Handicaps of
zfe."
Mr, and Mrs. Wm, A.rbucklc spent
uncia» with friends inC' rl s
t 1 o.s.
Mrs. David Currie and Miss Ethel
Bent a day last week at the Home of
Mrs. W. 5.' Currie.
,
Miss Rachel clic] has Currie a, i cturned to
per duties in Toronto.
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Tha>;•sday, November 20th, 1930
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'HURSDAY TO SATURDAY
YOUR ..DOLLARS
�.: Y Linen... Old-Gll:
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S1.25'Silk T'ugi, 2 Yar'd.s for
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1.00
5 rr}y
`'40 and. 45c Pajama. Cloth's no�v
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3.00 Velo ;ir Drapvt v','' Nb �99c�
$2 50 T tpestry Coy el iiia
5. P'oman ;St1 i �,es1:2 :Yat cls : S1.Q
1
1.50 Fool Silk Stockings Si 00
1 .: •�
9 1 at _ t. •C<on�i:o,ltel•'Batis .
Hea'vy Un olid li 1ani?e1; 4 Yai;ds .'2:00``'
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S'd Wide-Ta!`V� 1� laxix e'ette 5 d 100.
$1..15
1�V'a�aasso :Sheeting,
Sheetuag,,l)el":yc1
Flannel;
Sifi
75G Nlilltal�y .Tllannel;•2'• j'ds.'•,".. !i00r'
�_ 5 yds. Turkey Red Chintz :I
i9..
1,ai ae
Bedroom Mats 2 for -
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1e1.
.� 5, C0 1f• i'tG�1-.
= , ..Extra, .. ual t:. Pen: i '
. . , .Q : Y � a� s , T nder�vear.
Shirts and Drawers
.00 =
40:..Ba
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$ y hes,.now,., .... ].,9&
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1 .Y Mr. Geo. Taylor who has been in _
�lr nghani Hospital is retail] improved _ " i
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again.
is Mr. Wm. Anderson made a bust
fess trill to Whitechurch,
t Mrs, Murdock McPherson and son
Donald, visited ..at the. honrc,: of. A+ll s.•
4eo. Currie.� i•
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The many. friends .of;: alt:, C're`me
•itLalneC
wish hiiia si
<e<y r•ecovefy:
I .
Geo. Currie and Mr, Wnt. Ar-
buckle were in Wingham last week
attending the Petit Jury,
s.:
TTHEST HERE
V iizsolaie Nf ai
t<i Silk Stockings
• Now 2:pan r
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8Tci,, T-T.avy Flannelette ,;$1.00
'1,:25 'Factory r Ya r
$ � ns .,.....
� ....,89c
Tleavy Factory Cottons, 7 yds. .',98c
7Sc, 3atlx 'Towels, 2 for ... . .81.00
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3 i�rol til Si.ar:'13atts 1.00
GOc_l lllotr Cases 3 for: —
al . , $1.00
SOc i� ;eii's Bow Ties; 4 for $1.00
Men 5 •Qeiit 7
tn..e Horsehide Mitts :$1':00
75c Men's, Socks;' 2 pairs ,
:>. c:. • $1:00
$1.95 td $.., 50�•>�illi S'C�,1'1'''� e
a,
»]ova's, sial; TiM5y3;for
$1.95..to ? 50, Cine. Shirts, 2 for 3.00
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3. G ot�xi •e or A.�z ..m • —
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1i, s, 5 X4ii'Cl`s ; X100
' 50 •B'i-e .
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$.... '1.00
J xtira, Curtain Nets, 5 yards -.i ;
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i3OG Silk.
Drapery; 1, d
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About. 30. in theg:
Q group. oup., Rain Coats -�skii is K1�1ic1�e1•s . Little.
! ,, Boys
,..' While They, i.,a,st: $1
8 Onl1+1om
y en s 1"txl Trin�riaed' Coats3. 0 6
25 Woman's New- Coats $19.75
Gi'eeri, Bene,, Wine, Bi'own 'and 1Vay ' ' •
r
„0Q.Each.
Only k ur Triliiiied'' `Coats $10.00
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. '''�Von�len s H'a't' sale
411, good :styles. with F"ur Trimmings.
Suits, Etc,
:Good ;Shades °t,o,,choose'from.
BUY THE' BEST' )GROCERIES
-Nem Dates,`2 lbs.'. . . . .. . ... . ..21c B
lue Pose Rice; •3, for
,:M12cLa en's Jellies 4 foz ...:<, . , , .. <�'s Corn :E�lak "
:Peas 3 `W' 2
for 2 r
9c Nest R' • 'in
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New Walnuts s H
ttta ..aloes, �1-9c :NeYtr �alnaoli lav=a .' .'
� �c till, 2 'for .29C'
75e Green Corn Brooms• 39c Clover Honey, per pail .. , , ; ..49c
Cdin along.tand 1e.;t;us heap' yowl -flake moneythis week -end
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NG EROS.
111: Wingham
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s and Information
1 For the Busy Farmer
ly
(Furnished by the Ontario Depart-
.' inept of A ric
g udkure)
Wintier Fair Dates
Nov, 19 to 27 -Royal Agricultural
Winter Fair, Toronto.
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EAST WAWANOSH
COUNCIL
Cotmcil met on Nov. 1.Ith • with all
the ntenibers present, Minutes of last
meeting were read and approved,
Court of 1tevisipti o'n the Rollinson,:
'IDrain was opened according to not-;
' ice. ' No appeals being received, thb
�: by-law in connection therewith , was
filially read. and adopted,"
', Another by-law appointing place of
nomination,
znatitatt, places of election, with
same, a
officials in charge last year,
was read and passed,
The following'accbunts"were laaid:1.
I;I Tile Advance t lines office, printing;
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WILLIAMS'`
JEWELRY
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Official C. C.N.R.
Watch Inspector
REPAIRING—
OUR SPECIALITY
DIAMONDS, JEWELLERY,
ROGE
RS ,;1851, ANSfJ
• �IVI,
MUIvi'TY•• SLUE
BURENVATONES,
PARI ER PENS
ENGEXSIri 'DINN'ERWARE
GIFTS FOR
ALL OC
OASXOI`t5
YIZGli CLASS GOODS
MODERATE PRICES
Dec...1. • to 5—Ottawa ` Winter Fair,
W nisi
Qttawai
Dec. 8 to 11—bntax•6r Ti ovlricial
Winter; Far,': Guetpl is
ti ix i
Should Cleats Out Cistern
During the warner months,of the
year cistern water has a tendncy tq
become ftiul'disag'i'iteablw ''and tin-
hcalthfulH ' ,Star- aus•a 3nisedis 'and the
washings from roofs ' of hooses, es-
pecially where birds are numerous,
conspire to porllrxte. clstexn ]vat 7 Qny
the corning of the rainy season fann-
ers will find it 'valuable to give ;the
icistern a thorough cleansing• in
par ation tot refilling with fall rains.
Filters talsb;;eliould, be talceti apiartor
ire4ouStrinted, a.ceording, to the tiype
'irt,used .Thoaciattrn tihouldlb'ecloset]:
itt so that surface water, •,insects acid
small animals cannot get in, Purity
of water in cisterns is a primary con-
sialeratioii�..'l'' f+
interestin shhuanrand
c fsgnrzp, ti ed e v ueeep of psburcbzdeyd siresre-
is
videnced b
11 fact y t e tit at tiiariy+ have
jj
is
ectfntly ' pUrctiasecl i urebred rams,
Ori 'Nay, 4th,''19 regiat'ered ten lambs
were distributed from. Orangeville by
Ralph C. Banbury, Dufferin agricul-
tural representative. The rants were
a
bought by the Federal al. and,�l rovincial
'L'ive; "$`tock l;raniiheS amyl. 'sold at
'sc`titib'ran prices to: breeders'' in the
counties. `I Ilio dlffgrence; between the
cost and,sa1e price is being Made 'up
a
by;tl e i G vern.mf' nt. The majority; ofQ,.
the la4illasi were ?of Oxford breed, but
Shrolishi hs,' L&cesters, Hampshit es,
Lincolns and Itorsets were repres-
ented. The buying of good quality
breeding stock when prices are low
is
good business as the farmer will
thus have a fine flock and be itt 'a
positionto take :full advantage when
moreiin 7 i
>cta
1 1 nt s troop producing' prices Improve.
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Weterkly', Crop= Report , w '#
Reports . from various sections of
Ontario indicate that field work is
only fairly well advanced (long t;o
the very dry weather in the east and
the ratf}er heavy frosts in the west,
blowing has been retarded. Fall
wheat i- entering
a s the winter in good
condition, ta, especially tiro 'fields that
rcdeived sufficient moisture tri de4xel-.
op good top, There is a contnLuea.
demand for good stocker cattle, small
pigs and sows, as farmers prefer to
tuatlrret :their grain through' live stock
r`atlier , "ban nn 'it on the market at
present 'prices,
;Mprevin,g ,sheep in Dufferin
hat ;tufo n'•dtfitiri'ty: fat'.ti
r
It;1a,p, one of those functio'as_ that the call a "Tea s., pened ato„ • Y
Meeting or „ Fowl 'Supper In -the VOWn of W , Walt
trig on tables and getting them ready for the customers requires. < aEi lot of walking and so it would be quite natural to suppose that IA
LE some would be hampered with "aching feet" and one of the =f-
at,•
tering Ladies' Aid asked another of, the same Fraternity "Ho'w are
`your feet? • lie-. ieplY caitie :with great suddenness: "Why, my x,
▪ feet are just fine; you know I'm wearing my Enna rettiekS."
• ,f `, , The fact i'of iS lady Wearing
� y g her Eii,tta. �ektickS was
�I "enough" no other`"Crain was necessary.
it And this lady happens to be only one of many in the town
of W who are just as enthusiastic in regard to Enna a!
Jettickehoes:,fOr the fact is
"THEY FIT TO PERFECTION,"
• Made from AAAA to EEE and in sizes from 1 to 10 constrains
Mi us to make the claim', and we are prepared to Ibac :1 it., up with
the goods that
W'.
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Prices the same`' from Atlantk': to, Pacific' namely:
$7.00 and $8.00' Pei Pir'1..
Shoe Stot - Phone 129
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Note --Tune in to WEAV and associated stations every Tuesda
El- � y . I�
at 10 pan„ Wingghatt tittle, and listen to the
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Enna •Jettick Songbird
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