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CANDY SPECIALS
ePPerinint Patties, 1 lb. for .. ---
A delicous peppermint flavored crease covered
with a coating of chocolate.
Truly Good Chocolates, 1 lb. 33c
An assortment of 10 different kinds of
chocolates, all kinds.:
"Sweetest Maid Fancy Centres"
one pound for _ 75c
A pound of high class chocolates made from
"Fresh:" Dairy Cream"
c i 3 Drug Store
Phone 53
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AUCTION SALE—Farm Stock, Im
plements, on Tuesday, Nov, 27th.,
at one o'clock. See bills. T. R.
Sennett, Auctioner, John Wray,'
'Prop.
AUCTION SALE—Farm Stock, Im-
plements, Hay, etc., at Lot x8, Con.
9. • Turnherry on Thursday, Nov.
9th. See bills.. Andrew Hai -die,
Prop., T. R Bennett, Auct,
FOR SALE OR TO. REFIT --Com-
fortable frame dwelling on' Minnie
St., the home of the late J. J. Cunn-
ingham. All modern conveniences.
A snap for quick sale. Write to
Miss M. Madigan, 65 Lakeview 'Ave.
Toronto.
TO CLEAN. OUT AT HALF PRICE
—4 Radio outfits complete, will`er-
ect free of charge. See Bennett or
Murray. at Crawford's.
WANTED—Part or full time agent
for a Life Insurance Co. Good ter-
ritory and good contract. Box C
Advance Times, Wingham
td Mrs, J, E, Fells arid family
Sandayed with, Wawanosh friends.
Mrs. Sam Wright of Id'antilton is
visatitag her daughter, Mrs. Cecil
Merkley,
Mrs. Geo. Doubledee from near Bel -
more, spent Saturday with her sister,
Mrs. McGee.
Mrs, C. N. Griffen left'on Friday
for an extended visit with relatives i'r°G
Montreal and Windsor,
Mr. • and Mrs. Johnson of Clinton,
called on Mr, and Mrs. J. Johnson;
Minnie St,, on_ Sunday last,
Mrs. Geo. Schaefer and two daugh-
ters of Goderich, are visiting at the
home of her parents, Mr. and MrS.
John McMcCool.Mr. 3. J. Ferguson who has been in
London, for some weeks 3s home again,
staying with his daughter, Mrs. Mur-
ray Johnston.
Mrs, Alex. Stewart, and daughter,
Mabel, have returned o their home in
Fargo, N. D4 after spending a' couple
of weeks at the home of Mr, and Mrs;
R. S. McGee.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Bosman motor-
ed up from Leamington and are visit-
ing at the home of Mr. Bosman's par-
ents at Bluevale and with Wingham
relatives.
Misses Edna; Cole and Mary Chaid-
ler and Messrs. Cyril. and ` Harold
Wright_ of Waterloo, spent the week
end with friends and relatives near
Wingham, -
Mrs. C. L, Darling and little daugh-
er. of Trehern, Manitoba and Miss
Longley of 1=lowick, called on Mr. and
Mrs. D. Halliday on Saturday. Mrs.
Darling has not been in these parts
or a nuinber of, years.
'Messrs. Russel Barrett and Walter
Brooks of the Quality Gloves,, Water
oo, spent Sunday at their: home in
tiVingham. They were accompanied
ack, to Waterloo by Arthur Sturdy.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Johnston and.
Mrs. Saunders, motored over from
Walkerton on election day. .1
Mr. and Mrs:. A. M.'Crawford left'
on Tuesday morning by "`motor for
Miami, Florida; where they will
pend the whiter. }Mrs. Crawford's
health has not been. the best of late'
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The first regular- meeting of the Li,
erary' Society. of the Wingham High
School' was held in the Assembly
hall ;on Oct, 30th, , The programme
was, given' as follows;
Opening Chorus.
Scrlo-Gertrude McDonald.
Read#n-Ada Corbett.
Violin 'Solo—Morris Christie.
Scene from Julius Caesar—Walton
Mclibbon and Charles Messer.
Duet (iustrumentai)� Celesta. Carr
and Mary Carr,
Journal—Irene Allen,
Critic's Remarks—Mr, Brackenbury.
God Saye thh King.
The officers for 1925-26 are,
Hon. Pres. -Mr. Cosens.
Pres.—Mac Grant.
rst Vice-Pres.—Margaret Snell.
and. - Vice-Pres.—John McGee.
Sec. --Grace Mitchell,
Treas.—Walton Mclibbon.
journalists Kathleen Pringle and
Theodore Robertson. "
Marshall -,-Smith Hutton.
Rona VanVelsor, Andrew McKague
Press Rep's.
THANK YOU
Tear Mr. Editor:—
Through your ,paper I wish to ex-
tend my deepest thanks to : all who
supported me on Thursday last.
While' it looks 'like temporary defeat,
we are not going to admit defeat un
"til a Judge scrutinizes every ballot. A
'recount will promptly be held,when,
dive confidently anticipate -the slim ma-
jority of. ninety-four (94) • will melt
away.,
Four years ago Mr. John W. King
had aznajority over us of n86. Add-
ing
to this majority, Mr., W. H. Fras-
)er's vote of 2426, shows that we went.
into this •fight against a snow bank of
36x2:
' Mr.. King's ;Majority this tizne is 94,
therefore; our friends scattered 3500
of the 3600 adverse vote. This is how
every municipality assisted in demol-
ishing the035oo out of the 3600, we
went up against
Let us repeat. ' The £oIlowing,figur-
es show how each municipality came-
back and how each municipality didits
part valiantly in overcoming 3500 vot-
es out of the majority of 3600 against
us.
TO RENT—Comfortable office south
part of Bell Telephone, heated. Ap-
ply to Miss MacKay,
LOST—A pair of glasses in black
case, 'with owner's name inside,
about a week ago Saturday. Reward
'Telma Johnson, Wingham.
FOR 'SALE—i. couch, i writing desk,
r granaphone with r5 records, 1
bedroom wash stand. Apply to Mrs.
John Smith, Pleasant: Valley.
LOST—On Thursday last, a large si-
ze Parker Duofold Pen. Finder
please leave at this office fbr re-
ward:
HOUSE TO RENT -„Enquire H. E.
and the trip isbeing made for her 'Ashfield _ .. -'M. — 325
325
Blyth' ., 143
13 sets
benefit. They will not return until '
the roads are fit for motoring back
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GET HIGH PRICED EGGS -BY Grey
407
feeding "Royal Purple” Lay. Mash �Goderie1i •..... •..... .... . $22
containing Linseed Meal, `'"'Beef: ColbOrite w......: y 221
Scrap, Ground Alfalfa, Corn Meal. Howick 44
and other egg prodlcing foods, cor- Morris 34
rectiy pro portioneI, also ' Oyster 'Wawanosh East435
Shell, Limestone Grit, Sulphur, Cat- Wawanosh West 35
tle Salts; Salt Petre and charcoal Wroxeter 33
on • hand. Thompson -Buchanan,, Turnberry 289
Hardware.
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We have the 'best makes for Men, Women and"
Children. Big Stock to select from.
Men's $4.04, 4,,50 to 5.50.
Women and Children—Prices range from
$2.00 to $3a25
Our guarantee of satisfaction with every pair.'.
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Card of Thanks
We wish to acknowledge with great-
ful appreciation the many kind ex-
pressions of sympathy redeived at the
time of our sad bereavement.
H. E. Isard
Card of Thanks -
Mr. .J. W. Smith and Mr. A. J.
Nortrop wish to thank their many
friends for kindness and sympathy
extended during the illness of the late
Mrs. `Smith, and at the time of her de-
mise.
Struck By Automobile
-Mr.` John Robinson who has spent
the past few months in the West is
home.` • His" friends are sorry to see
him walking: so very lame though, He
Met withan unfortunate accident by
being over by an automobile in
l xandoii.
Card Of Thanks
We wish to publicly thang George
Cook, Beigrave, and his men who so
thoroughly and ably took full charge
It is`impossible for me"to person'.',
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ally reply'to ;all:who have congratilat- hauling and wood bee during 'the ill -
FOR SALE --Another lot of second f Isard:
La
hand coal and wood cook Ranges, .
fully guaranteed. Also a second
hand Magnet Cream Separator in
good working' shape. A. J. Ross. H. 'Irwin, phone 24-62o, Route 3,1 El
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LOST—Yearling Herford Heifer. In-
ristie
• ed me upon our great victory, so, I
take this opportunity of showing my
• keen appreciation. By many, of 'the
• heads of the party, North Huron. has
hi been called one of the greatest vie-
tories in the Dominion.
▪ I axe. advised by Head Quarters
,.tha9t this Dominion Election will have
E = to pe fought over again, as ; neither
party `can carry on, and, I ani asked
THANKS T ELECTORS:
To the Electors of Nosth Huron,
Ladies and Gentlemen;";
'We extend hearty gratings and
thanks to all our friends wtlio support'
ed us so splendidly on el tion day,.
Thursday, October 29th. 'We may b
excused if we ' particularize in the' cas "'
of the villages and town, especially,'
Goderich and.Wingham for the fine: '
support` they gave us, We. fought a.,
clean campaign and naturally are;
pleased with our victory at the polls.
Your Obedient. Servant,
John.' W , Kfng�
SCHOOL REPORT'
Report of: School Section No. ';`Jo;:'
Kinloss, Bruce County. Scholars ;pn.`
the Roll 37, average attendance 32.
Sr. IV—Russel Moore; Eliza Wadel„
Gladys Garton, Clarence McClena-..
ghan, Charlie' Henderson,' Roy Mac
Gregor, Robert Henderson.
Sr III—Ella Wadel, Johu- 'Garton.
mess of Mr. Corbett. We wish, also AtTiol• Purdon, Edna Wadel; George.
'to thank all the friends and kind nei- Ross, Milan Moore, Merle Gaunt,"
ghbours. from the village and coup- Ruth Moore, James Richardson,
try, who so willingly assisted Mr.
'Cook with all this work. The good
will of'everyone of you will always
remain in our memories. We thank
you all.
Mr. Wm. Corbett;
Jr. III—Lorna. McClenaghan, Pearl
Everitt,, James Henderson, John ] &oi:--
rison.•
formation gratfully received by J. P
FORD ROADSTER FOR SALE—
A i condition cheap for quick sale.
x sellcheap. Apply
ingham' . ,V
B1 'to keep my organization intact and
, _® -my powder dry. I in turn ask my Tenders will be received up to Nov Sr. I—Jack Gillespie, Hector
=.friends to keep their armor bright, r4, for the Booth Privileges at the don, 'James Wadel, Russel Ross,
Sr, II—Stanley Moore, Velma`
Scott, Thomas Wilson, 'Henry Everitt,
Norma Morrison, Edward McClena-
HORSE FOR SALE—Good little
YOU — HOT DOG
road horse will A i 19Q Puy -
Apply at the Advance Office.
to Alvin Orvis at Adam's Feed _Li We
FOR-SALE—On of the best houses Store.it
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in Wroxeter for sale. Solid brick WANTED—A local .Bank has a va-
residence, residence, oak trim throughout cancy for well educated youth. Ap- 1 -
nice lot, electric lights and furnace,
Good Henhouse, soft and hard wa- ply in writing to Box 474, Wing- i ® •
ter also 'ham.
cess
pool. Apply Mrs.
Geo. E. Tait, Wroxeter, Ont. Phone PIGS FOR SALE—A couple of nice
97"2' young chunks. Apply to North
LOST—Chain off tire of Ford car, Huron Phone 6-61$.
somewhere between, Bluevale' and LJOS'P.—Crank of Grey -Dort. Finder
Crawford's Garage. will kindly leave at this office.
ghan, Janet Craig.
aim to 'do this fix days in jQ When we have succeeded in going Arena, during the 'winter. Payment
throu h 35oo of the 3600 feet of rock to be made monthly in advance.
before' us, it will be an easy matter Highest of any tender not. necessar-
APleasure , ® to pier -see the ,'paper partition,' which ily accepfied. ,
Pleasure remains, and, the next candidate op Abner Cosens, Sec.-Treas.
>•/posing `us will be forced to fight in the
11,11 open and not wear two different poli -
• — :tical cloaks,; a veritable "Dr. Jekyll
ro and ,1/1 Hyde." This phase will be
dealt with in this paper two weeks la-
ter. ' •
With kindest regards to all and ma -
!s lice to none, and, again passing the'.
IA! down the line -to, Be Ready, Aye
Ready, I remain;
° Faithfully,
Y Geo. Spotton.
All the food that leaves. .our
L store carries with it roo per
i cent, pleasurable eating
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EOR SALE -4 iCome to .Christie for.
4 good winter Cows, FOR SALE= -Small white iron` bed 1 d +
for sale, apply to N. H. Rice, and springs. Inquire it this office ��� roce 1
Whitechurch.
PA1LM FOR SALE—zoo acres on , TREASURER'S SALE OF LAND
main gravel road at Jamestown, 5 FOR TARES
exiles froze. Brussels, 5 miles from By virtue of a 'warrant under the
Wroxeter, 4 miles from Bluevale hands of the Mayor and Treasurer of
and 7 miles from Wingham. Good ,the Town of Wingham: and having the
frame house, frame barn with stone : seal of the said Corporation attached
foundation and stabling underneath, ?thereto, bearing date the loth day of
benlxouse 12x60, drilled well, water- . September, A. D. 1925, 'comnianditig
pipe to barn. Apply to R. `Van -,me to levy upon the lands enumerat-
stone, Wiigharn. `ed' hereunder for the 'arrears of taxes.
!respectively due thereon together with
ARfirf • FOR SALE --so acres of !costs. -NOTICE IS HEREBY given
choice land, two utiles. from town, ithat in accordance with the Assess -
good brick house, :.large barn, good intent Act unless such taxes and costs
canent stable, litter carrier, plenty 'are sooner paid f'shall proceed to sell
df water, - For further particulars by public auction the said lands or so.
apply at this office. much.tlzereof as may be necessary for
liOl SALE—
thereon
lots of the; payment of the tastes and costs
therm ,A,. few real good fat hens, thereon at the Town Ball,' in the
$rri:a,li or a edlum rod beets, red car-
28th
of Wingham on Monday the
, anions and winter ap h day of December, A. ,x925; at
rots, parsnip
pies. John I'err, Phone 4 on 625. tlie'hour of twooclod:.in the of
tornoon.
It 1ILDERS—We have for; sale at Lot,, Part of Park X21 Street, Jose-,
The, Adyanae-Tines office, good phitie West; Actes; tri, <Patented or
otttaide tiller' wt;ith fancy glass frame CJnpa.tented, ,patented,' Taxes $1t35.131.
work,also doable eliding' doers,, whin- Costs' $,IzSo, 'Total $/6S.31,
ciowt+s and one large white round ver. W. A, Galbraith,
att4alt past: A snap far, some* e, 'I*raastrrer, Town of Wingham
mp When looking for Chinaware In
Voters' Lists, x925
Al' or other household) commodities Al Municipality of Wingham
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Come to Christi'es'. t4 `County Of Huron,
w, ) Notice • is- hereby given that I have.
i1 transmitted or delivered to the per-
sons mentioned in section g of The
I ' The Tea ati Coffes8thPe= Ontario Voters' 'Lists Act the copies
11 ' 1 1required by said sections to be sb.
transniitted or delivered, of the list,
11111dR11111111' 111�1111�1111 1111�g11111141111 11jwI1111;made pursuant, to said Act, of all per
!sons appearing by the last reviser) As
isessxnent Roll of the'said.Municipality
to be entitled to vote in ;the said Muni-
cipality at Elections for Members of
the Legislative Assemblyand at lulu-
inzcipal 'flections; and that the said
ylist was 'first posted up at my office
'at the Town , Wingham, on the
1rpth day of October, 1925, and re
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And 1, hereby call upon ail voters
to; take immediate proceedings to.
have any errors or omissions correct-
?' ed according' to law.
1 Dated, ,Clerk's,. Office, Wittgltarn,
`this a6th day of 'October, tp }5.
W A, Galbraith,
Clerk of Wir
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Jr. I and-Primer—Olive Garton, Ag-
nes Gillespie, Johnson Moore, James;
Morrison, Lawrence Henderson,
bert Richardson. -
Elliott S.:' Fells, teacher.
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Friday and Saturday at,
REGINALD DENNY It
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"The Fast Worker" e
He broke all speed records, Igo
Faster than greased lightning PM
Ewen cupid couldn't beep up R.
with his pace. r
Comedy "Present Arms"
Wednesday. and Thursday
`K=Thi Unknown"
Mary Rhinehart's . 'greatest
love story;,;
Comedy
"HAREM FOLLIES"„
Si ee of —Mona, Tues., Wed,, Nov. 9, 10, 11
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again appearing ' `rt �` by iVLarp, PiGlct�oxd
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g x a grotvrt up role, this time as a spitfire itfire
of eighteen who braves parental wrath. ' Gorgeously beautiful,'
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