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The Wingham Advance, 1922-11-23, Page 6•••1 enenneeneen, U:Wffl.aPrreCiaIC Me ee y at this st re it youtake a vantage I tit any a,' portunities sa,ve, *.LADES ° WEAR 'ORSETs — 25 pairs good mode/ Corsets, regular value up to 4.00, cut price 'elWEATERS--2 doz„ Girls' Sweaters, and all wool Pullovers to clear LOVES—LadiesBlack Chamoisette Glov- 'es, sale 5oe OSE —.Real v-alue in women's Cashmere ose,, black o demean, 35e or 3 pair for zoo SHOES---Sleeeial value in Ladies' Misses and Children's Shoes, see our veluee iri wo- men's Shoes at 3.5o, 4 -DO and sew DRESS GOODS—Big stock ana, big value in all lines a Dress Goods and S'eUee. wool Homespun Plaids kr Skiets, our oak pe piece al -wool navy serge, se 'Meats wide reduced to leces silk poplin, yarel snide, sale $ Bargaks itt cozen'. gs ittalien and fano, aB eie death ae '7,5; ..0,131 arid. 2.so `GROCERIES—Fres'a Groceries at pficesas low as the lowest., and sozee Ikea 'ewer - Send as a trial order - E OF town—Ladies, brasses, •Child- ren's Winter Coats now on sale at great - reduced price -e.. Bay yo m- coat here and save a five or ten. doilar hilL5 Far Col - eared Coats to dear at-- 15 00 • Olitee8 Coats, made of good all wool cloth and rinect sale - oe fev Odd COOS to clear ient at 3,0o, 4.oct and .5,00 MEN'S EAR Mett's and Boy's Overcoats and Suits on sale at money saving pries. See values. in baen's Overcoats at 15.00, 20,00 and 25.00 Boys' Overcoats, special zo,00, 12.00 and x3.5o x2 Boys' Suits, sizes 7 to 12 years price reduc- ed to .. . . .. I° dozen. Men's Heavy Black Overalls and Pants, sale I x.e5 See our special lines of Men's all wool shirts and drawers, at , -x.5o SMOCKS—Men's Heavy Lined Smoeks, all sizes, our price 2.95 SWEATERS—Bargains' in Men's warm Sweaters, at unt--...2.50, 3.50, 4.50, 5.00 and 6.00 BOYS' SWEATERS—AU sizes and kinds, prices are too, 1.75, 2.50, 3.00 and, 3.75 MEN'S PANTS—Big choice of Men's Strang Wearing Pants at new prices. See our leader at BOYS' UNDERWEAR—In shirts and draw - and eonabinations•at cut prices. Price of Suits begin at 1 50 BOOTS AND SHOES --Men's and Boys' Boots and. Shoes and heavy Rubbers special value ha Boys' Boots at 2.50, 3.00, 3.50 Men's Strong Wearing Boots, Black or Tan at 3 50 to 5.00 BOYS' HOSE 36 pairs of Boys heavy ribbed wool Stock- ings, sizes 6 to xo, regales -value 75e, for quick sale esoc One of the greatset values ever offered, see them. IS THE WINGNAIVi ADVANCE Meeting of Huron Ceunty Pound), T•he Cottecil of the Corporation BLUEVALE • Miss Bernice Shaw of Carlow, was home aver the week -end. Mr. Robt. Yeo is spending a few weeks with hie sister at Cooksville. Mrs. Albert Walker, who underwent an operation at Wingham Hospital • last week has returned home and is • improving nicely. There•avas a good attendance at the Methodist church on Sunday evening, whena. union service in the interests of the Bible Society was held. Rev. Tate and Rev. Wilkinson each gave a splendid talk on the work. Mr, Richard Johnston shipped a car of hogs to Toronto on Saturday. • Mr. and Mrs. L. Ruttan visited with friends at Blyth last week. • Mrs, M. Masters of Toronto, is vis- iting with relatives here. • Mr. Eldon'McKinney has returned home after relieving the operator at St. Marys. Mr. Leslie Hetherington has return- • ed home, after spending the past few months in the West Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Leggett spent Sunday with friends at Whitechurch. M. and Mrs. H., Rosman are spend- ing a few weeks with their son, Robt., at Leamington. Miss Thompson of Tees -water, spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. C. Heth- erington. Mies Annie, Srneltzer underwent an. operation for appendicitis at Guelph and is doing as well as can be expect- ed. tA was accomplished at small expense. The heel -will be opened on Tuesday evening, November 28th., when , the popular play, "Peg 0' My Heart," presented by a company of young people from Fordwich will be given. Edgar. -Moffat Nuptials One of the prettiest of Autumn weddings took place at the home of , Mr. and Mrs. J. 5. Moffat, oa Wed- nesday, Novembes teth., ate- noon, when their second daughter, Clarice E. V., was united in niarriage to Mr. Arnold J. Edgar of Wroxeter, The ceremony was performed by Rev. C. E. Cragg. The bride was given in marriage by her father arid entered the parlor to I the straps of Lohengrin's wedding march played by Miss Frances Moffat, sister of the bride. The only attend- ant was little Miss Aileen :Underwood, niece of the bride who made a win some little flower girl and ring bear- er, dressed in white hand embroidered mull and carrying an arnifel of baby rnums ancl maiden hair fern. The bride looked cearming in fawn silk valette with bertha of gold lace, fawn panne velvet hat, shoes and. gloves enstete, wearing a corsage bouquet of eunset roses. During the signing of the register, Miss Bertha McIaay sang, "Oh, prom- ise me. The groom s gift to the bride was a mink choker, to the pianist, a d Mr. Harvey Hanq of Brantford, spent the week -end with relatives here. The Women's Institute has under- taken the work of renovating the For- esters Hall and now its interior is much improved. The stage has been raised so that a performance can be viewed from all parts of the hall. The dressing rooms have been re -arranged and new curtains purchased for stage and windows. Some of the men of the community kindly gave their ser- vices during evenings and the work • 4O62.111,12915111116161112.611 pFattognaTritleAT 13AOltlItALT(111ES AND LUVYA an andC 8, LU and all kindred ailments has proved seli to be. the Most effective remedy known.- It cuto the phlegm, and quickly clears the lungs, and bronchial tubes talkies front pneumonia have been reduced oil 30% to 2% where talsamea ZS used.' Although powerful 'in, its action, talsamea is lutely harmless, contairtilv no harmful drugs ever. Made from the root of a plant, it easailt to take and aids digestiot54 4 .r.. l'a 17 AU rust ird 4tfer,' BLUEVALE The Ferd,Wiefi Young People arc • putting on a play, 44leggP0' My Heart" the Forestere ,Hall, on Teesdey eveeing',Npventheie .28th., under 'the auspices of the 13luevale WoMen's In- • stitute. Adtniselen: Adults 3e cents ebildren 2ci cents. , , Mr, I.,ee Beeckeeridge aed.' UPS Anna :Mae Wheeler were married at the Methodist Parsoriage, by' Aev. Mn WilkinSO4, on November 8th., aftee which they returned to the bride's grandmother's home,' (Mr. AA , For- res9 where a reception 'was given itt their lionor. About fiftY61 ehe near relatives • set dovini eta a sumptuous supper. Many -beautifal mid useful presents show the highesteem in which these young ceuple 'are bold. Mrs. Ed. Johnston and Mrs. jos. • Breckenridge attended,the Iestitute convention at London -as 'brench and district delegates. They bring ' back glowing reports of the work being done by the F. W. . * On Tuesday 'evening a number o the neighbors and friends gatfiered at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Lee Breck- enridge and 'presented them with a miscellaneous, shower, arid spent a, very enjoyable event ,g. Mr. and Mrs, Gorden Gallagher have moved to their new hone on the 4th of Morris. Turnberry's loss. will be Morris' gain. • Mrs. Frank Nichol and children spent the week -end on the boundary. • Mr, and Mrs. Win. Gannett,of Wingliam, spent Suuclay at the home • of Mrs. James Messer. ' Mr. John Messer has been renovat- ing his house on his other frail). Mr. J. Allan has been papering and paint- ing. Times -160k seriotis (Gordon). of the County of Huron, will elect in the Cetmeil Cheither, .Goderiele at .3a ceelock, itt the afternoon of Tuesday, the 5th day of December, 1'022. All accounts against "the Coenty must be in the hands of tlie -Clerk not later than Monday preceding the ineetieg • Goeve, 2Wou.• 1.,1-Ixogli2n2an, County Clerk. 'Arreeted 4$pBrando‘n Chas, Thompson., the Cuirass farm- er, who lit out with a 17 yeareeld girl, •yte daughter of a neighbor, last June, has been • loeated at Bra.ridore. her be hes been arrested ande an officer left a few days ago to bring hirrt back to Bruce County to stand trial, on -a charge of abduction. Thom- pson., who is 36 years of age, has a` wife and nine 'children; the youngest of ,whona was- only four days did When the father flew to parts' unknOwn. When areested, the youug girl, who went away with Thompson, was still with' hen, ' 4 Lost In The Woods . John- Mark, the local "washee," spent •a few distracting. hours on Fri- day afternoon last that he is in uo wise anxious to experience for some time to conic. Deserting his wash tubs, John ,.shouldered a gun and -.in ( company with a number of local huntsmen journeyed to a neighboring swamp in quest of game. Entering the bush en the and. of Saugeen, the party separated. Being a stranger to inisheraft, John, soon found himself, like the babes in ,the woods, hopeless- ly lost. Flounderingaround in, the underbesh and ernitting" lurig-strain- ing shouts in hopes of attracting someone of his party, John spent a most exciting afternoon and at dusk was still strong on the hunt for a way out of the buele The others of the party, being ready to return home, made a search for the absent chink but finding him not left the bush and took to their bus. About six o'clock, John finallee'-ernerged from- the .bush about a anile and a quarter .soeth pf where he entered, and callinge„et the farm house of Mrs. Adam Maas, where he, was set down to a most welcome 'feed, he phoned a party in town to motor out after him. • "No more huntee for me," says John.— Port Elgin Times. Wedded in Culross ' A pretty wedding took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Sillick, con. 14, &dross, on Wednesday, Nov- ember 8th., when their daughter. Essie Advance In Far Off India Mrs: Richard Stone has received a letter from her brother, Capt. Arch. McTavish, who is a Salvation Army Missionary in Jaffa, India, in which he states how much he ---appreciates receiving The Advance,. Capt. - Mc- Tavish is an old Wirighain boy and many will be pleased to hear Of liis safety in far away India. • South Bruce U. F. 0., At the annual meeting of the S°uth Bruce U. F. 0., with an attendance of twenty delegates from the various clubs, the following directors for the several townships in the riding were appointed: Elderslic, F. K. Ew- art; Beane Archie Weir; Carrick, John Weigel; Greenock, James Fisk; Cul- ross, Bert Armetrong; Kinloss, J. Mc- Dougall; Huron j. FL Reid. Mr. Frank Fisher, president • of the riding assoc- iation, retired, ana his place was filled for the coming -year by- Neil. McIta.yfyrtle, was united in - marriage to ear. of Huron Township.—Teeswater George M. ele\ News. Lindsay, son of the late William Lindsay and Mrs. Lindsay of Why- Editors-.LeaVe. Town Moseo'av Farm, Culross, Rev. Mr. • McTavish perfermed the cereinonY. Somebody sent'e..the editor of the The bride who was unattended looked Poketown' Gazetee-a feve .bottles of homebrew. .The salne daye'charming in a beautiful own�f white fiereceiVed for publication' a, wedding annotiace- satin and georgette and carried a bou- quet of pink roses. The house was ment and a notice. of .an auction sale,. Here are the resnIthe e. handsenleW rleoratecl for the occas- ion With yellow and Mauve chrysan- Sniith and` Miss Luci An: thenems. After the. ceremoner had derson were disposed of at public been performed a company of about auction, at my farm, one mile east of a beautiful cluster of 'roses on breast fifty guests set down to -a stuneauous and' two white calves, before a back- wedding dinner` Many beautiful upres- received' , by the popular _grond df farm implements impleents too numer- eilts were cats to mentionein the presence of b'ide• he happy ample left on the afterneon C, P. R. train for their hon- aboitt seventy- guests encludieg • two, mach cows, Six mules and -one bob- eYin°°°, a large throng' of friend§ be- sted. The Rev. Jacksbn aied•the rarp- ing at Teeswater t° see them:off with tial knot With" 200 feet of hay • tope showers Of COIlfetti, Mi. and ,Mts. and•the bridal couple left on one good Lindsay will ,visit in Toronto and at John Deere gang plow for an extend - other places and on..ilieir ,return will ed trip with terms to suit•purchaser. reside at MC4c°w Farm. They will be at -home t� their School Attendance Act . friends with one good baby buggy arid • .A:s the' Schci,o1 Act is an. unknown a f ki h ew tc en utensils, after ten inon- book to a great many Parents,- a re- ties fromdate of ealeto restionalble view., Of the School Attendance Act parties a.nd eome„fifty chickens. •. rnay enlighten. tlaem• :NOTICE TO CREDITORS . . f"child between eight and ourteen yea.es -'cif age shall attend NOTICE is -lieteley diven, 1')ursuant schooleevefy day of the school term to Section 56, Chap.,. 121) °f t-11. unless eacused=for the following reas- ed Statutes of Onfario that all persons ens • . having claims against the Estate of eee. Tee chile uneee. sufficient James Walsh, deceased, who died on inatruction at hois me or elsewhere. or about the first cia.y of October A. (b) inc child is unable to attend D., 1922, at tue ;Towriship of. oiast b' y of sickneee ore 'Other ini-" Waevanoslu ' the, 'Province or nt- avotdabl e cause. • ario, are requiredeto send by pose fre- (c). There is no school within paid, or to dolifer to' R. Vanetone, two miles from the child's residence Wingham, Ontario.. solicitor for the if he is ander ten years of age, or n Executors, oor 'before the fourth ay of December, A. D. 1922 their lames and addresses, with full par- iculars of their claims in writing, and he nature of the securities (if any) del by them duly verified by e stat - tory declaration. ' And further talce notice th• at aftee the said ourth day 'of Dece- ember, xeze, the assets of the said es- tate will be distributed by the Exec- utors among the parties etaitied thereto, having regard only to the claims of which they 'shall then have notice, and the estate will not' he li- able for any clahns no f filed at the time of the said distribution. Dated at Witigham, this fourth day of November, A, D., 1922. R. Vanstone, Wingham P. 0. Solicitor for the Es:ecutors. eeneeeeneenenneeneenene.eneeeeneneeanneanae. string of pearls, to the flower girl a gold bracelet and the soloist, a French afternoon bag. The house was taste- fully decorated with pink and white streamers, chrysanthemum and maid- en hair fern. Buffet luncheon was served in the dining room after which toasts were proposed to the bride and groom. The guests numbered about sixty, those coming" from a distance were, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Moffat, De- troit; Mr. and Mrs. T. j. ,McBride, Mr. Cecil and -Miss Vera, Mrs. E. Pur- rott and Mr. George, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Donaldson all of Hamilton, Mrs. Reid of Ayr arid Miss Mary G. Earls of Toronto. .The gifts were very namerous and coetly, showing the high esteem in" which they were held. The happy couple left on the afternoon train for Toroato and Bernath/1, mid showers of confetti. All good wishes for a very happy and prosperous life, the bride travelling in a suit of navy blue tricotine. On their return they will reside in Wroxeter, where they will be at home to their many friends, BORN Hargrave—In Howick, on Isionday, November 6th,, 1922, to Mr. and Mrs. Ernereort Hargrave, 4th, on., a SOU. j01111,StOti--Iri F.Towick, on WediiesdaY, Nov. ist„ 1022, to Mr, and Mra, Cliff Johnston, 4th, core, datightet. Vittie---/n I-lowiek, Wedeesclay, November Stle, 1022 to Ur, Mid Mrs; Gordon Vittle, a son. 1 Now 'lc:the time ,to ti' • your Rubber Boots re- • . „ btiilt for winter Me. • Doret, wait until they get beyond tepair. Bring them in, We cella save you from bityitig taw ouee. • INingham Tire Vol. • canal!) 11 .opot Aut,,oNTAict k,'.6,40,4*11,4410,yrti within three milts if he is over that , • (d), The child has been 'excused,. as hereinafter 'provided, by a justice of the peace, by the truant officer or by the principal of the school. 2. Where in the opinion of a east - ice .of the peace or of the principal of the school -the services of any child are required in husbandry or in ent or necessary household duties, or for the necessary maintenatee of sttch child, or of some, Person dependent upon him, said juetice of the' peace or principal may, by certificate settinue foeth the reasons thel'efore, relieve, stich tallied. from attending -ablibol for any period not exceeding six weeks during each sehool term. 3, The school term hes now been extended to sixteen years, and pupils between fourteen and sixteen rpttat „ettende as regularly as those ' ender fourteen, except they have secured a permit to remain at home for a limit- ed period from the truant officer of the section. 4. Parents or guardianwho tie- glect 1:0 comply With the rules of this act are liable to a fine 'of from 'five to tweaty' dr:glare. ' Thus it cen be eeee' that peeents are liable t&a penalty- if their child is kept at Iwamoto assiet at wood saw- ing,: threshing., butehetieg, washing, taking exhibits to the show-hOttSe and the numerous other petty excuses glace by perente for keeping the child - rear at home. ' Besides this, when a child is kept at- hoine he misses some new work taken up that day, and math extra effort, which, however, is seldont giv- en, muet be used by the pupil CO make up for lot time, • The best scholar in echool, is as a rule the one that at tend e regularly, aticegets UP the WOrk from day te day. - Notiee Pathroasters Township of ;Morris, All • Road Liets teiust be •returned heror next Cotineil lefeeting, (November aoth„) whet/tee •the work Itee • been • done or not, M40EWerse Clerk •t i11tr O1) 2t ThneaelaY, November nrek, r • V ALA/10$' • 20 YEARS OLD d stili 't11.'.beA! $inee 1903-1when Gin Thins were first offered to the peo- ple of Canada—we have re- ceived letters.from thousand ' of grateful iisers. • Gin Pills are now fat:nowt through- out the Doteinien atid alero'a.d as ,the most efficacious -preventative of all Kidney diseases, end as the finest restor- ative for deranged kidneys. Your Money- Back, If They Fail To Relieve You -• On Sale Everywhere —50 Cents a Box. • 42o SATIONAX, nano & caznvue4.1, CO. or CitikrADA. ereerrato, TORONTO ••• . NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS PIO-2EBY • GIVEN' Pursuant tei Section,. e6, Chapter.. 2,x, of the Revised Stautes of .Ontario, That all persons having claims' agailist he Estate of Arthur Knox, deceas- ed, who died on or about the twenty- 6.xt1t•day".of October, A. D., 1922, at the Town Of VS/Ingham, in' the Provin- ce of Ontario, are' required to, send by post prepaid or, to deliver- to R Van- seone, Winglia.rn Ontarid Solicitor for the Eeecutor; on or •before the fifteeetlioday of December, A. D., 1922, their names and addresses, with full particulars of their claims in writ. • mg, and the nature of the securities (if any) held by them duly verified by a' AstaNtDnt7YURdeclaration. TA •tionKE NOTICE that after the said • fifteenth day of December, 1922, the assets, of the said estate will be distributed by the Exec- utor among the parties entitled there- to, having regard only to the claims of which they shall then have 'notice, and the estate will not be liable for .. any claims not iiieu at the time of the said distribution. DATED ateWingham this eighteen- th day of November, A. D.,1922. •R. Vanstone, Wing,ham P. O. Solicitor for the Executor. NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS , HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to Section 56, Chapter 121 of the Revised. • Stautes of a0ntari�, that all persons.having claims.against the Estate of Jelin S. Spence deceas- ed, who died' oti or about the eighth day of October, A. D., 1922, at the Vil- lage of Bluevale, in the Province of 0 rio, are required to send by pd31, prepaid, or to deliver to R. Van- e ' stone, Wine -ham, Ontario, Solicitor for the ' Executor, On or before the fifteenth dey of December, A. D., 1922, their names and addresses with full particulars of their claims in writ- ing, and the nature of the securities (if any) held by them duly verified by a statutory declaration. AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that after the said fifteenth: day •of December, 1922, the 'assets of the said estate will be distributed by the Exec, utor, among' the -parties entitled there -1 to, having regard only to the claims of which they shall then have -notice, and the estate will not be liable for any claims riot filed at the time of the said distribution.. DATED dt Veingharn this eighteen- th day/of November, A. D., 1922. R. Vanstone, Wingharn P. 0. , Solicitor for .the. Executor. BLYTH Miss Swain of the Pehlke' •school , staff epeet the 'week -end with Strat- • ford friends. Mr. Ed. McMillan of New Ontario, is visiting with his mother. A meeting of the Woman's Chris- tian Temperance Union was held at • the home of Mrs. Myles Young' on • Friday afternoon. The County Preei- dent, Mrs. Maguire of Brussels pre- sided. • Mr. Jas. Pierce of' Elkhorn, Man., is visiting friends in this vicinity, Mr. Pierce brought a consignment of cat - tie with him and disposed of them on Saturday. , Miss 011ieMagillof town,. is in the London Victoria Hospital. Sunday, November 26th., will be ob- served in the Methodist church as Missionary Day. flie protherhoodevill • have charge of the musical 'part of the service. Rev. Mr. Pound, a re- turned missionary, home on furlough, will be the speaker at the morning service, and the pastor, Rev. C. A; , Tiffin in the evening. TI TAKE NOTICETHAT r. The COuncil Of the •Corporation of the Towe of Wingham has con- steucted as a local improvementea Concrete pavement on John St., west from Josephine St., to the C. P. R. Tracks. 2. The cost ol the work is $.e.o,600, ' GT which $11474.66 is to be paid by the Corporation. The special rate per foot frontage is 27.8c. • The special assessment is to be paid For Sale by in twenty annual instalments. ' J. Walton McKilabbre Winghane •3. The estimated lifetime of the work is twenty years.• ' 4 A Come of Revision will he held •on the 8th day of December, 1922, at • to a, rn., at the town hail for the pur- pose of hearing complaints against the proposed assessments for the accuracy of frontage measurements and any other comPlaint which persons inter- • ested may desire to make and which is by law cognizable by the Court. • Dated, Clerk's Office, Wingham, this 221ic1. day of November; reaz , W. A. Galbraith, Clerk. aig na 11E1 Again Breaks Jail'' • • Norval Bell, the Kin,eardine youth who was showe such leniency , by Klein who ordered him, to ko, to church and Sunday School for a year on the lad being convicted be- fore him of stealing a bicycle, and who repaid the Judge's generosity by going home and swiping ze horse, fpr . which he was sentenced to five years in the Reformatory at Mimic°, ap- pears to be too slick for that place, as he has just staged his ,second get- away from the correction plant. Fol- lowing his first escapade he pulled off a triple robbery by stealing -'a, Chesley lady's preserves, an Elderslie lady's. turkey and a heavy consignment of goods from an Elmwood general stove. On •being caught and convicted' he was returned by Magistrate McNab at Walkerton to an indefinite term at Mitrico. He had the Reformatory' clothes replaced on him but a shoet time, when he again took his flight, and the authorities are now peering around for his whereabouts. --Bruce Herald & Times. You can't feel so good but what FR will make you • feel better. Correctly Fitted Eyeglassse, °Pla—attill5t WING1-1Alet ONT. BORN Basket -vine -4 n Witigham Ge n e.r a I Hospital, on Thursday, Nov,erriber 16th., to Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Bas- kerville, it „son. • Gibbs—In Toronto,. on Sanday, Nov. retie, to Mr, and Mrs. W. J. Gibbs, (nee Gladys Williams) a Son. , Tobacco By Minors • Some abstracts ae taken from the Dominion Law. . • r. Selling, giving or furnishing tig- arettes is absolutely forbidden to per- sons under sixteen years of age under any circumstances. Tobaccos itt other feirms cannot be furnished such per - eons when for their own ese. Pen- alties $ro.00 to $1bo.o0. .2. "rhe constable must seize tiger- ettes, etc„ what in the possessien of euch persons, in any street or public place. 3,• /t is a crime forany one under sixteen to chew 6a- smoke 1neny pub he elace, or to pierchate or possess' any cigarettes or cigarette pepere; or to have any tobacco in his posseesion kr his own me. Penaltiea repri- ro Saw Pi fling Mill • We now have a full stock Of Lumber of all kinds, dressed, and undressed, Sash • Doors, Mouldings, Shingles, Lath, Beav- er, Fibre and Ruberoid Boards,- alto roofing, plain and slate sur- faced and steel fence posts. Prices, are lower now than they have been for some months and some lines are sure to ad- vance. Call and get prices for any of the above Coal in all sizes, hard, soft, and Smithing always on hand. MacLean Lumber nd Coal Co. mend or fine tie te $o.'-' lso ma D Athe gistisite 'thent' deViaed r.* 'nries tinder oath, where cigarettes, eteel -were ole,tained. Refosal to reply lei CHIROPRAC I Utc. deemed ` eontempt of court." - tail;k145Fereligdasreytoteustbitittno.dteiot siixptaeceinotioeb-s,11 A d'iustnir4:ilattsifigerveurn raiodlu.actie5seates and5, gl3rvAeitaetaitchio8.iailt;eitttco8.reinove them,; tpaedeyiallazteteitindadtet.alitiNgi wsihtht 6. Places onus d proviog ago ot cA11$ resPonded to. defeeditet. ; Office on Centre St., • Witigliam, No tobaceo of any kind can be Ont., (ht liouee Of Mrs, XI Davit), legally stela on StindaY. Stariderd 11011114 be 5.36 Pave EVeninleS 7 to on the Lord's• o• n„ hatels 'hate tto lidonso $dp tobacco g m, and by 4140h/11114ot, Olietie L