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THE WINGHAM ADVANCE -TIMES
�Y CLEARANCE
10 SALE
FINAL CLEARANCE OF SPRING COATS
We must have space :For incoming. summer
Merch-
andise,
an1ise,`therefore no reasonable 1e xf r «ill be refus-
ed.
e s -ed.
'Hisses' Sizes 14 to 20. Women's Sizes 36 to 44.
Coats as low as . , ..... $4.9$ and up
Tweed Coats, fur -trimmed .$5.95
'Women's Coats, fur -trimmed, and plain. Reg.
$16.95, Clearing Price —$9.95
MILLINERY SPECIALS
To clear �..uickly in Three Groups
89c, $1.49 and $1.89
NEW ARRIVAL OF SPRING DRESSES
In all the lovely new shades of New Green,
Rose, Blues, Greys and Sand. Sizes ranging from
14 to 46.
Misses' Celanese Dresses in Pastel Shades. all
sizes, with puffed sleeves and sleeveless $2.49
1 Group of hisses' Pure Silks in Newest Mat-
erials, including printed . silks and plain -
silks, clearing price, .... $3.95 and $5.95
Women's Dresses in Celanese Crepes and in
Printed Silk Crepes, sizes 36 to 46. Spec-
ial Prices ....... , ...........$2.95 up to $4.95
BURK'S i
Ladies Wear Wingham
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MORTGAGE SALE
Of ve;luable Farm ,Landsn the Count.in the
p4�,e,lek' iy.
uron. '
UNDER and by virtue of the pow-
ers of sake contained in a certain
mortgage which will be produced at
the time of sale there will be 'offered
for sale by public auction at the
A
n-
'l - ericanHo el in the Vfllage
Corrie ;an Saturday, May 27th, A.D.
1933, at 1 o'clock in
the afternoon by
George. W. Walker, Auctioneer, the
following property, namely:
ALL AND SINGULAR that cer-
tain parcel or tractof landa pre-
mises and
mise situate, lying and being in pthe
Township of Howick in the County
of Huron and being composed of Lot
number Six in the Second Conces-
sion .of the said, Township, contain-
ing one hundred acres of land more
or less.
This property is situate on the
main road three and . three-quarter
miles south of the Village of Gorrie
and about one -.half mile front school.
The soil is a mixture of sand and
clay and about thirty acres is cover-
ed with light .timber.
On the premises is said to be a
log house. •
TERMS OF SALE: Ten per cent.
of the purchase money on the day
of sale and the balance within thirty
days thereafter. The property will be
offered subject to a reserved bid.
Further particulars and conditions
of sale will be made known on the
day of sale or niay be had on appli-
cation to the undersigned,
Dated at Wingham, Ont., the 9th
day of May, A.D. 1933.
GEORGE W. WALKER,
Gorrie, Ontario,
Auctioneer.
J. H. CRAWFORD,
lingham, Ontario,
Solicitor for Vendor.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE MATTER of the Wrox-
etereRural: Telephone Company Lim-
ited and in pursuance of the statutes
in that behalf, TAKE"NOTICE that
the above mentioned Company did on
the 15th day of April, A.D. 1933, at
a special general Meeting of the
shareholders called for that purpose,
elect to go into voluntary liuidation
far the purposes of winding up said
Company and distributing its assets
and that the undermentioned was ap-
pointed Liquidator for that purpose
and F'CRTHER TAKE NOTICE
that all persons having claims against
the said Wroxeter Rural Telephone
Company Limited are hereby requir-
ed to send on or before the 30th day
of May A.D. 1933 to the undermen-
tioned L iouidator of the said Com -
pant their navies and addresses, full
particulars of their claims and the
nature of their securities,., if any, held
by them, verified by statutory declar-
ation. Immediately after such last
,� mentioned date the assets of the said
O' Company will be distributed amongst
the person entitled thereto having
o regard only to the claims properly
riled,11
Dated at Wingham„' Qnt,, the 9th
day of May, A.D. 1933.
R. S. HETHERINGTON,
Wingham. Ontario.
Liquidator.
AUCTION. . r Art Y* o: `I Fn---$ h„ougl.out the Province of Ontario,
'ria:e and eeuipreent will be held at ainchading the 'Cato- of Ottawa.
'ix'dde ' Hotel, Bele-care, on Satur- ; Forms of tender with speciticataon_s
div, May :rale t .1 c ^cle in the and . conditions attached can be ob-
afierneon. Terrns. Cash. No.:, Re- $ stained irere H. F. Dawson, Actin a
serve. The Brick Heeel and Stable Chief Pu chasiree - Agent, Dept. of
will al o be offered s r sale, sub- Public Works, -ks, Ottawa: and R.Win--
2ect R'.' a res er4 sd bid, Terms to : ter. Su ervisine A l.. t-
p li.teet, S6 Ade
be anneuaeed. T, .Fees, _Auction- 'snide St, East, Toronto. Ont.
ear- Tenders 'will not be considered lin-
les .nide on the form sappl'ied by the
BABY CHUCKS eel EGGS For D pn tient and in accordance with
Hatching fr m 3.�.:o:d-Tested .�',:k. d aartn ental specifications and eon-
I have ben b-eedi 1_. z1:cam a d teens
yeas : e : tee, * e nea*e T &'e 3rii'ht to demand from the Sec-
t ,:IoartiL-...-_m e led t a' n: C:_. set --.: cessfuii tenderer a deposit, noa. ex -
are'. extras and epee a s. Bab>; ceeding 10 per cent. of the amcun
Chicks, May nine cents, a>,n•d Jute et tee -ender, to secure the proper
eight eents. FiVe anr.elated , iter 7rit-,_ -.i the tcentraac. is reser:
. e ,, ur>lr4 e. rdertd. ed.
too s , e ;ryt'a rc'.'3^+t m"g',: C$t, st:et;- r 3 li-;.:rde'+...�sq +{'gy,--y
tac,•n Zr. _L 1. & hl_,".e: CRSS-� . KEX N. DES 9' RDI S..,
NED5. a'>`I TRY FAR., White Secretary.
Church, Ont. D C men': Public Wark±
t` t_a 'a. May 16 /933.
BI:17 PLANTS .11.
at ' ,
yn
Greenlenese...._.ato. CabbaC-eeti
C ua.si =tee , Asters, Gerin Baas.
Fereiliter in ran. 15e and 4i e-
tor p'm'ts ane garde a SIaf1"'H�' r :
R y l Service ., c .. u h s ri.. 1a 4. J. H.
H st. -” ti wee: entered int: herHk?'`snmth :fir Bennett- rest. May 16:6. 1St
IN MEMORLAI§'t
OR SALE--Ferd err' n. 1926 mad -
el'. 'ea. L geed ,..:tL""ii:fid"...
R. S. Hetheringtea.
?re preetsns to .ner hearts, has gone
A v: ice we raved i. stilled,
.. ' t`nnnte yaca�t"iour
home
an revet`
mere be filled.
FOR SALE—Geed erede Benkielheat
go down ;;
are.
jewelled
50. ner busetei. RiieseIt Gaieet, Ph.
612r19.
FOR SALE—No. 1 Silver Horn
Buckwheat. 50e parr bn ilei. Atzars
V.:Fateis n, R. R, t M^n ; el ant
-i.'ti 4 MOWERS —l kr ve`
�.Esser saws, sharp,nesharpened.Ytenbret-
s repar'sed. 5ati f2,.tx n aeara rt-,
Mlachine ;at L e :u" d s Lodi e,
eel Read, Phone 259,
There is no, death! The star's
To shine neen se=e fairee
And bright t u_: Heaver._
They shine fee everreeee..
Husband and Fatale'r
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All1 Farsons hating claimsi
c against '
r the estate of William Wilson, late of
Ville Township of Turnberry in the
County , 3 unr_tz e,r Huron, Retired .Farrier de-
i cea_ed. who died on or about the :30th'
day of April, A.D. 193a, are hereby
acuned. to send on or before the 2eth 1
!day ofMay.A, D. -1932, to the under-
signed Solicitor for the Executors of
the said estate, their riaunes and ad -.6
HEADACHE .AFTER.
HEADACHE
Now She's. Free From Them
A woman writes, "I would like
everyone 'v1ia steers fromheadaches
to try Kruschen Salts. Before takiaig
Krusehen I was hardly ever free from
a headache; But since I have been
taking it regularly I have hardly had
a headache, for which I •am very
thankful, for headaches can make one
feel quite ill. I have been taking that
small dose of Kruschen every morn-
ing in a glass of warm water before
my breakfast, and I feel so well,"—
(Mrs.) A.E.D..
"Headaches can generally be traced
to 'a disordered 'stomach and to the
unsuspected retention in the system
of stagnating waste material which
poisons the blood. Remove these
poisons -prevent them forming again
—and you'll never have to worry any
more, . And that is just how Krus-
chen Salts bring swift and lasting re-
lief from headaches, Kruschen Salts
aid Nature to cleanse your body com-
pletely of all clogging waste matter.
Start on "the little daily dose" of
Kruschen' to -morrow: Thenyou will
very soon have done with headaches:
SOFTBALL LEAGUE
DRAW UP SCHEDULE
Next Tuesday will be the first
game of the season dor the local
Softball League, and with four teams
entered again this year the Executive
of the , League are looking forward
to a bang-up season. Three of last
year's teams, Sup'ertest, Ingham's and
Prudential, will be back in there again
this year. The fourth team will be
the "Old Timers"' who have replaced
Merkley's .Silvertownsin the league.
The Old Timers will be comprised
of players who have not played much
ball for a few y: ears. They well, no
doubt, supply plenty of fun and may
surprise the teams of. younger play-
ers.
An exhibition game will be played
Friday. night, May 26th, weather per-
mitting, and if the grounds are, in
shape.
The fallowing schedule was drawn
up Saturday: night. The games ` this
year will be played on Tuesday an*1
Thursday evenings.
May 30—Inglars v. Old Timers.
June 1—Prudentials v. Supertest:
6—Inghara's v. Supertest.
S—OId Timers -v. Prudentials,
13—Ingham's v. Prudentials.
1i -01d Timers v. Supertest.
w 20—Old Timers v. Ingham's.
22—Supertest v. Prudeozials.
27---Supertest v. Ingham's.
29—Prudentiais v. Old Timers.
July 4---Prudentials v. Ingham's.
6—Supertest •v. Old Timers.
11—Ingham's r. Old Timers.
13 -Prudential v. Supertest.
13---Ingham's v. Supertest.
20 -Old Timers v, Prtidentials.
25—Ingham's v. Prudentials,
27—Old Timers v. Supertest.
Aug. 1—OM Timers v, Ingham's.
3—Supertest v. Prudentials-
dresses fulfil particedWrs of their
c c. :ee and ,,he nature of ,hear secuf'
ities, if any, held' by them, verified
; by statutory declaration. Itnmediatee
7y a ter• ,such last mentioned date the
assets! of the said deceased will be
xrtauted an n.ngsk the persons en-
id;=itled thereto having regard only to
the claims properly pared.
Dated at \ inghani, Ont, the 9th
day c: Mae. A.D, 1983.
R. S. HE T HERINGTON,.
11 taighare, Ontario.
Solicitor herein.
I;~r 'ME3aIORIAb
I.TTING—I!ovine,- memery :
dear Mother, Elizabeth L_tai s°z,
passed away May 26th. 19.32.
SEED BUT/ EAT +R SALEfi
+, e per bush.e. " r., i. Henry, Ti=e a sad fattt sweet reiaaem-
�..� :i„•,,. +t".�".jai:. 2, 1.1irrli` _ _ a yvtt.. r1... There
here is memory ry f 1,1d and tree„
TOMATO PLANTS FOR SALE .•— 't
Good quality. put in WC' boxes,,',
nis;.T all winds of Re -we -ring plant
for gardens and pees. Lowest p-Ec
es. ThvenasKew, at Haase err
Shop.
OR CCA
Seale Tend r • addressed to th 'to drn,
zatadessignedattd eedorzed "Ten re ',;for their
for Ccwalw Will t:
evela rls noun (daylight sarai g);, Wed- 'reravereent.
rte< hy, Jane. 1t.„ 1933, for the Supply f C. B.
wail for the Dominion B l' sgs,`' - R. E.
ere is a token of asffectien, mother,
And a heartache still 2.cr yen.
Hilda and l8a IIll.
CARD OP THANKS
Mr. James i' McDonald_ and .ati
teke this. epportte!tity of thank'
eta neighb'or's and friends for their
ny'ki:idaeesses and for sv apathy
teetded during their recent bar -re
as
CARD. OF THANKS
KS
isb t;
extend. our stpreea
Meredt and tier
ad •+ c atess
retell'
Armitage,
Armitage.
3--Supertest v. Ingham's.
10—Prudent-leis v Old Timers.
15—Prudentials -v. Ingham's.
13—Supertess 'v. Old Tuners.
ii HYDRO PLAN IS
FORWARD STEP
Witte public intere t focussed ern
the Ontario Hydro plan to equip Hyp -
dreg homes n Ontario with electric
«;dater heaters at no intallatien cost,
•
the statement of. J. R Caeke, enair-
;inan of the Ontario Hydro, comes at
Aa timely moment.
Qaeried on the Hydro plan, Mr.
liCook said it was already exercising a.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons having claims against
the estate of William Rundle Dyer,
late of the Town rel yVittehan, in
Ontario,, Merchant, -u who, died on the
26th April, 193.3, are n„.:tifaed a n or
before the 20th Jane, 1933, to dell,-
er tri the undersigned ed Solicitor_ for
the E; eau o:_ of the last Will of the
said deceased, particulars of their
claims verified by.. t1SSidavit; and that
the said 20th day of fine, 11938,
the Executors will distribute the as-
sets We the Estate a roncest . these
Iew ffutl_y.-en'tit/e thereto, having .e -
rd the claims ai of which aie-
tice: shall have been received.
DATED at London, Ov `ario,, this
16:h day. -k May, A. D., 1933.
'G INItNG. D'E'ER d: GRANT,
101 Dundas Street,
L or.nd[ . n, Ontario.Solicitors for the Ea-eedtors
MEETING OF HURON
COUNTY COUNCIL
Haien Can qty Comae: win •
the 'Ct rich Chamber at the
r use.,. Gedeu aeb at 't-tvo o'cleck'
to. the afterno;ont, Tuesday; June the
6thr 1983.
Ali arcoat its. m,rtcces of deputations
err app„a trees and •other iraapertatat
business requiting atteatien at this
S ee eaa_ of Coiaacil should be in the
hands of The Clerk not later than
Mt rt ay pre viols to the aeetieg of
1 Courtert
Dated at Gode,4cfq
lhttr da�r a I Mae 19__
can -t
Cl'
1.ae!. era iee.a, and if
in
ONTARIO -1931
Killed 571, Injured 8494
Property Damage
$1,094,000
.094 000
IMAGINE
9065 persons killed or
injured by Motor Ve-
hicles in one year be-
cause of carelessness.
DRIVE AND WALK.
SAFELY 1
This Warning isaisstted with
snecial. tonserat of the Ontario
Department of Highways, by
these two insurance companies,
in an endeavor to e.o-operate bi
the catnpaigu for
Safe and Sane Driving
CANADIAN GENERAL
Itestrance ConinaitY
ONTO GENERAL
strance COMpan
ABNER COSEN
ub staiiit.'
AGENT
stimuleting and beneficial influence
onindustrial and domestic life in the
province,
"Most of us kopw," Mr. 'Cooke`.
'went on, "that nietai-wbrking and el-"
ectrical trades in the province hay'e
directly benefited by the work involv-
ed in the extensive manufacture o.f
heaters, heater parts and accessories
to the specifications of the Hydro
Commissioe. Employment has been
given to many Ontario citizens at a
time when it was sorely needed, and
the consequent flow of wages has
favorably afefcted retail and other'.
cornihercial activities directly assoc-
iated with the plan,
"Naturally the increased industrial
activity and consequent employment
are desirable results of the Hydro
Commission's decision to go ahead
with the, plan, Bet I think that the
direct benefits in service to house-
holders deserves' special emphasis.
"Here is a plan that permits ten-
ants and owners of Hyrdo homes to
enjoy the recognized benefits of elec-
tric water heating service without a
cent of installation cost. There are
thousands of residents in Ontario
whoa appreciate what electricity
meansin added cleanliness, 'conven-
ience and economy. But many have
considered the cost of installing' wat-
er heating equipment a handicap in
these times. It is to these people,
particularly, that the Hydro plan of
free water heater installation will ap-
peal, as well as to thousands of oth-
ers who .have merely postponed in-
vesting in installation . from time to
time. The large, number of applica-
tions for free installation already re-
ceived indicates that practically ev-
ery class of tenant and owner is fully
alive to the merits of the plan.
"The additional outlets for power
which this wide public acceptance of
free heater installation makes poss-
ible will, I am sure, enable the Hy-
dro Commission to effect economies t'
inunit costs M powet,,delivered. At -I
any rate, the Hydro plan is one that
benefits all parties and injures none.
It certainly in- olves a heavy initial I
investment by the Cominission but I
confidently expect to see the entire
investment repaid by revenue inside.
the first twelve months so that the
plan et -ill literally pay, for itself. €.
"The Hydro plan in a genuinely
constructive undertaking. I think - it
shows that the Ontario Hydro Corn- q
mission is doing its part to promote
the interests of consumers and main-
tain the activitiy of one of Canada'; •
greatest industries the power in-
dustry
— which has set to work ht
Canada an invested capital of $1.-e
056,000,000,
Thu:
Ma
25t
I9a
Smith, wearing a very loud plus
four suit, was indulging in a country
walk.
Approaching an old man
lage, he asked, "What are
sights around here?"
Looking his questioner up
do w la, the old man replied: "Th
in a
the chief
iters, sir"
HURON OLD BOYS'
an
Fi5
omy Prices
And
• .. •.
Matchless Bargains
At ISARD'S STORES
Women's Cotton Stockings u1 Black, Gunmetal
and Sand, Sale.................................15c
Bobby Hair Pins, 2 cards for . , ......5c
6 Yards 34 -inch Elastic for _ ...... 13c
Childrens Cotton Hose, Sand shade 21c
Special in Women's , Champ -Suede Gloves.. . 25c
Boys' Navy Cotton Jerseys . ; 19c
Men's All Wool Work Socks .. ..... 15c
Boys' Knicker Pants 59c
Boys' Balbriggan Combinations 49c
Boys' Tweeds Suits, Sale
Boys' Peanut Hats . .. .15c
Girls' Ankle Socks, Best Colors
Women's Art Silk and Lisle Hose .29c
Pine Quality Factory Cotton, yard wide . . ,11c
New Patterns, 36 inch Prints, Bargain .. , 15c
Linen Towelling, 2 yards for ........ 25e
Clearing Ladies. Slippers and Oxfords $1.95
Ladies' House Dresses, tub -fast 69; 79c
Supersilk Chiffon Hose, Special .. .69c
Curtain Nets, reg. to 40c, now .. ...25c .
Linoleum and Congoleum Rugs, AllSizes inStock
at Reduced Prices.
Linoleums by the yard in widths of 2, 3 and 4 yds.
All at Cut Prices.
Frilled Curtains at 39c, 59c, 79; 98c
Lace Curtains on Sale . .$1.25, $1.50, $2.00
Lunch Cloths, all linen, sale ...'. .69e
Baby Bonnets, Sale , . .:39c
Girls' Silk and Wool Pullovers, now ..... .59c
Girds' Rayon Knit Bloomers, now .. ...29c
Wonien!s Broadcloth Slips .. .. . .....69c
SALE -OF PRINTED ORGANDIES
Spot and Floral patterns, 38 in. wide ..39c,
Cretonne and Chintzes, yard wide; reg. 25c, 20c
New Wash Fabric, called "Sparva” Cloth in a
large selection of shades, yard wide, guaranteed
0
fadeless. Reg. 40c, our price 35c. It is selling fast.
Try it you will like it. ,
Simplicity and Chatelaine Patterns in Stocks - .15c.
Ho
nr
Phone 68.
se' elet: e der 7.4r. Y..r. F
d'and Mrs. J. Ferguson, :lir. and Mrs.
;G. Trowhill, Mrs, M. Irwin and Miss
Irwin, Mrs. 1. H. Brown, Mrs. C.
Iaane, Mss. lit in. McCreath, Mrs. W.
: Sprinks, Mrs. A. Becker, Mrs. J. Per -
ASSOC. OF T
OROlTO
A very enthusiastic meeting of the
Executive of the Huron Old Boys
Association ' of Toronto, was head a
the horn of Mr. and Mrs, David
'Thompson, 17 Linden Street, Friday
o-
evening Inst,
The meeting of the. Executive was
'eoan.bianed with a Euchre' and Bridge
The principal business of the Eec-
' ecutive was the completing of ar-
'rangements for the big annual picnic
of tee Association at Area No. 3 Ca-
`nadian National Exhibition Park tin
,Saturday, June..2lth next.
The business of the Executive fin-
ished, the evening was devoted t>
Euchre and Bridge, soine 25 tables
being utilized for the occasion.
Prizes were awarded to the champ-
ion player at each-. table, and the
l ecky member prize was won by E.
Fioody for 'tile mien and Miss Vie
Couper for the ladies.
The leading feature of the evening
etas
the presentation of a beautiful
lioisquet of "Asnericaa'a Beauty" roses
to Mrs. Wm. __McCreath,, the ?Young '.
old girl'' of the Assdciatioz (as she
is known to the members) on the oc-
casion of her S3rd birthday and in
i`recognitio'n of her many labors on
behalf of the Association. The pre-
sentation was made by the President
',and Secretary and Mrs. McCreath
acknowledged the gift in a very hap -
Py speech.
Seine of those present were
rand Mrs. L. M. Pringle, Mfr. arae
'3. A. McLaren, Mn. and Mrs,
1C. Maclricar, Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
Buchanan;, Mr. and Mrs. David
Thompson, Mr.
Catnplell„ Exec
jliss Mote
ftrav� Mir:
'•1G a dyry..
le 'Walker,
0ai,
C.
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S. H. B.;:
Martin, '3Ir.
:Miss Sad -
J. A.
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d the ,M1
kis. John :.
Dr.
ry, Mrs. S. Yung, Mrs. J. D. Guy,:
Miss McLean, 'Miss Kerr, Miss Beck-
er, Mrs, J. Co.sMr.• Geo!'' Muckle,
Miss J.. _Anderson, Mr.. W.' H. Fer-
guson and Miss 'Vie Cooper.
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