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THE WING1-1A1V1ADVANCE-TIMES:
EYES EXAMINED
GLASSES FITTED
R. A. REID, Leading Eyesight Specialist of Stratford fol. 16, years,
comes to Williams'. Jewelry Store, Optical Department,
EACH WEDNESDAY MORNING from 9.00 until 12.00.
HaveYour eyes examined by an expert and be sure of satisfaction.
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Glasses adjusted without charge. Quick service on all repairs.
Williams' jewellery Store
OPTICAL DEPT., R. A. REID, REG. OPTOMETRIST.
ARE YOU THE MAN? Reliable man
between 25 and 50 years, with car,
needed immediately to hand out
Soap, free, in established local rural
' route and supply everyday Necess-
ities including Spices, Extracts,
Baking Powder, Medicines and
Stock Tonics. R. Cooper's sales ex-
ceed $150.00 single day. Beginner
must be satisfied with $27.50 week-
ly at start. Credit furnished. Write,
Norman Edmonds, 3. R. Watkins
Company, Montreal, Que.
BIG FLOUR SALE, OCT. 12, 13
Car of Maple Leaf Flour put up in
Pink and Blue Gingham bags $2.75
cwt, cash off car. Put in winter sup-
ply, Flour worth $3.15. W. J. Free-
man, Superior Store, Teeswater, Ont
FOR RENT -A frame house with all
convenience, double garage. Apply
to Mrs. H. J. Thompson.
FOR SALE -7 roomed House, and
barn, electric wired, hen house, also
5 acres pasture. Apply Edwin Lewis
Wingham.
TERMS OF SALE: Ten per cent. of
the amount of the purchase price of
the farm lands and premises, at the
time of sale, and the balance in thirty
days. The farm lands and premises
will be offered subject to a reserve
bid.
Purchasers of the other assets which
are being sold without reserve, shall
pay cash at the time of sale,.
Further particulars and conditions
of sale with respect to all assets will
be made known at the time of sale,
or may be had on application to the
undersigned.
THE TRUSTS AND GUARANTEE
COMPANY, LIMITED
Executor .302 Bay St., Toronto.
T. R. Bennett, J. H. Crawford,
Wingham, Ont. Wingham, Ont.
Auctioneer. Solicitor
for the Executors.
combo,
ROOTS AND VEGETABLES. .
Potatoes, Irish Cobbler, A, Schmidt
M. McMillan; Potatoes, early, ,any
other,;,. Sclinihltii F..'Jacques; .Pota`
toes,eeitliMrn ntai•rii.,W' J I Weher,
N. Se idt;` Potatoes, late variety; any.
other, L. Dem'erling, H. Sparling;
Swede Turnips, for feeding purposes,
J: A. Bryans, A. Schmidt; Swede Tur-
nips, for table use, M. McMillan, N,
Durrer; Mangolds, red, Jas, Walkout,
A. Schmidt; Mangolds, yellow, N.
Cowan, C, E. Gregg; Mangolds, white,
N. Schmidt, A. Schmidt; Carrots, gar-
den, E. A, Fallis, N. Schmidt; Carrots
field, W. E. Freeborn, A. Schmidt;
Fodder Corn, N. Schmidt, J. R. Ster-
ling; Celery, W. E. Freeborn, C. Bride
Potato Onions, Jos. Thomson, E, Jac-
ques; Seed Onions, Jas. Carnochan, W
E, Freeborn; Onions from Dutch Sets
Mrs. R. Brimblecombe, W. E. Free-
born; Collection of Onions, Mrs. N.
McDermitt, Dr. J. Grieves; Parsnips,
Mrs. R. Brimblecombe, W. J. Weber;
Pumpkins, N. Wade, W. Hainstock;
Citrons, Mrs. R. Briinbleocmbe, C.
Clark; Long Blood Beets, A. Schmidt,
.Jas Carnohcan; Turnip Beets, Mrs.
HOWICK FALL FAIR
PRIZE -WINNERS
(Continued from Page Two)
kom; Pickles, sweet mustard, E. A.
FOR SALE-17 17 aces with Brill: Fallis, C. McLaughlin; box Candy,
W. C. Hill, W. E. Freeborn; Tomat-
oes, large, Mrs. R, Brimblecombe, W.
E. Freeborn; Tomatoes, small, N.
Schmidt, Mrs. C. McGillvray; Cabbage
white, Jas. Walkom,. Jas. Carnochan;.
Cabbage .red, W. E. Freeborn, A.
Schmidt; Red Peppers, E. A. Fallis,
Mrs. R. Brimblecombe; Cauliflower, Mrs., Brimblecombe; Collection of
E. G.
Rickert, Mrs. N. McDermitt; Fancy Work,, Miss Livingston 1 and 3,
Watermelons, D. Borho, Mrs. John Mrs. Somers 2; Collection of Crochet,
W. Strong; Squash, Jas. Carnochan, Mrs. Brimblecombe, Mrs. Savage,
Dr. Grieves: Cucumber, W. E. Free -
Livingston Pyjama Bag, Mrs, Peeb-
les,i:Miss Cameron.
• Ladies' Personal Wear
Night Robe; embroidered, Mrs, Sav-
age, Mrs. McGillivray; Night Robe,
other hand trim, Mrs. Savage, Mrs,
Hone; Ladies' Smock, Miss Livings-
ton, Mrs, Musgrove; Handkerchiefs, 3
styles hand trimmed, Mrs, Savage,
Mrs. 'Somers; Shopping Bag, Mrs.
Hone, Miss Livingston; Fancy Plirse,,
new style, Mrs. Savage, Mrs. Bri ible-
comber House Dress, hand made,
Mrs: Ramage, .Mrs. McLean; Kimona,
fancy, Mrs, McNicholl, Mrs, Hone;
Bed Jacket, silk or wools, Mrs. Mc -
Nicholl, Mrs. Hone.
Infants' Wear
Jacket, wool, knit or crochet, Mrs.
Hone, W. E. Patterson; Bonnet, silk
or wool, knit or crochet,. Mrs, Ram -
age, Mrs. Davey; Booties and Mitts,
Mrs. ` Hone, Miss Livingston; Child's
Knitted Suit, Mrs. Savage, Mrs. El-
liott; Child's Short Dress, dainty, Mrs.,
Savage, C. McLaughlin; Smock suit
or pantie dress, Mrs. McGillivray,
Mrs. Savage,
IVtiscellaneons Needle Craft
Tatting, fine, Mrs. Musgrove, Miss
Livingston; Filet Crochet, fine, Miss
Livingston, Mrs. Brimblecombe; mod-
ern Cross Stitch, Mrs. Savage, Mrs.
Thursday, Octobolr 11, 1934
Bay'lnr, , Francis ,Durrer, Grant Dan-
brookriBantams, Wm, :Jackson, Billie
Newtr tfi� faienn' Austin; :Pigeons, Fan-
tail,: Francis• ,Durrer, Grant Danbrook'
2 and 3; Pigeons, A,O.V;, Francis
Durrer, Wm, JackSoa,Rab'rnond Bayr.
lor; •Bird House, W J. Weber:
SALEM
Holiday Visitors:
Miss Eve. McMichael, of "fort Bur-
well with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Thos. McMichael; Miss Edythe Weir,
Miss Annie McBride and Mr. Percy
Bridgman of Muskoka Falls, with IVIr..
and Mrs, W, E. Weir; Misses Hazel
and Minnie Weir, of Toronto, with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. L.
Weir,
Diamond Jubilee services will be
held here next Sunday, Oct. 14th, at
11 a.m. and 7,30 p.m. when Rev. Mr,
Monteith of Teeswater, will preach.
The Wroxeter Uniter Church Choir
will furnish the music at the evening
service. The following Sunday, Oct.
21st, services will be held at 2.30 p.m,.
and' 7.30 p.m. when Rev, C. W. Mc-
Kenzie of Southampton will occupy
the pulpit. On Tuesday evening, Oct.
23rd, a fowl supper will be given in
the church basement followed by a
Brant; modern Cut Work, Mrs. Sav- programme. This needs no introduc-
age, Mrs. Brant; Wool Work, Needle- •tion as the Salem ladies are noted for
point, Mrs. Savage, Mrs. Brimble-their fine display of eatables of every
combe; Bed Room Set, Mrs. Savage, description and we will assure you that
you need not go away dissatisfied with
what you have received at the table.
So come along and boost this 60th
anniversary occasion and bring your
friends too. Admission to supper 35c
and 20c.
House and bank barn, adjoining the cream, maple or fudge, Mrs. R. Brim --
town. Apply Advance -Times. blecombe, Jos. Thomson; Maple Syrup
Jos. Thomson, A. E. Toner; Strained
Honey, A. E. Toner, Jas. R. Sterling;;
Collection of Jelly, E. G. Dickert, Mrs.
FOR SALE -Wall case, Electric fix-
tures, Show Cases, Awning, Tables,
Stoves, Chairs, Shelving, Cash Reg-
ister, Safe, Linoleum, Window Fix-
tures,
ixtures, and all the usual Fixtures us-
ed in a store, Cheap for Cash. Ap-
ply George Williams, Jeweller.
PROPERTY FOR SALE -In Bel -
grave -A large 1pt with brick house
and stable, to close estate of late
Mrs. John McGee. Must be sold in
30 days. J. J. McGee, R. R. 3, Wing -
ham; Harry F. McGee, Box 37,
Wingham.
WANTED TO BUY Bedroom Toil-
et Set, Blue, Yellow or White, Ap-
,� ply Advance -Times.
WOOD -Kindling stripes and cut-
tings for
ut-tings.for light burning. Rerduced
price while present supply lasts. C.
-Lloyd & Son, Limited, Phone 45.
IN MEMORIAM
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BAIRD-In ever loving memory of
our ". beloved Brothers and Sister,
who died, Ena Ann Baird, Sept, 13,
1931, aged 2 years, 11 months, 3
weeks; Robert John Baird, Sept. 2,
1922, aged 20; William George
Baird, Oct. 18, 1933, age 19.
Oh, for the touch of a vanished hand
And the sound of a voice that is still.
Ever remembered by their Brothers
and Sisters.
born, Jas. Carnochan; Table Corn, N.
Schmidt, A. Schmidt; Field Corn, A.
Schmidt, N. Schmidt; White Beans,
N. Cowan, Mrs, N. McDermitt; But-
ter Beans, E. Jacques, N. Cowan; Far- portrait or figure, Miss L. Grant, Miss
mer's Basket of Vegetables, A Livingston; Oil Painting, still life,
Schmidt, W. J. Weber; Eight Varlet- i Miss L. Grant, Dr. Grieves; Oil Paint-
ies of Vegetables, Mrs. Ramage, Mrs. ;ing, flowers or vegetables, Miss Liv -
R. Brimblecombe; Six Swede Turnips ingston, Miss Grant; Single piece of'
for Feeding, one bag of C.I.L. Fertil- I work, not otherwise listed, Miss Liv-
izer, donated by C.I.L. Industries (G. P
Baker, local agent)-Robt. Baker.
LADIES' WORK
Domestic Needle Craft
Quilt, pieced cotton, Dr. Grieves,
Mrs. McNicholl.
ARTS AND CRAFTS
Oils
Oil Painting, landscape, Miss L.
Grant, Miss Livingston; Oil Painting,
ingston.
Water Colors
Landscape, Miss Livingston, W. E.
Patterson; Marine,,lvIiss Grant, W. E.
Patterson; Portraits^or" Figure, Miss
Nellie Greensides; Quilt, applique, Grant, Miss Livingston; Flowers,
-Miss M. Livingston, Miss M. Camer- grouped, Miss Grant, Mrs. Savage;
on;. Quilt, tufted, Mrs. Savage, Mrs. Any other subject, Miss Grant, W. E.
Ramage; Collection canned fruit, Miss, Brimblecombe; Quilt, fancy quilted, Patterson; Best single work not oth-
L. Fischer, E. G. Richert;"collection new style, Miss Cameron, N. Cowan; .erwise listed, Miss Grant, Mrs. Sav-
of pickles, C. McLaughlin, Mrs. R. Bed Spread, fancy, G. Brown, Mrs. age.
Brimblecombe; Crock of Butter, Mrs. savage; Comforter, hand -made, down Miscellaneous
S. H. Nicholson; Loaf of home-made
White Bread, Jas. Carnochan, W.. C.
Patterson; workingman's Dinner, Mrs...
J. H. Williamson; Collection of home,-
made Baking, W E. Patterson, W.
Weber, Mrs. W. Somers; Pair of
filling, W. E. Patterson; Comforter, Pastel, colored, Miss Livingston, C.
hand -made, wool filling, Mrs. H. M. Bride; Crayon, _scene, Miss Grant,
Nichol, Mrs. C. G. McPhail; hand knit Miss Livingston; Crayon, figure sub -
men's woollen socks, coarse, Mrs. Jno. ject, Miss Grant, 1VI,rf.; Peebles; Pen
Elliott, D'r.. Gfieves; hand 'knit -men's and Ink Sketch, W ,E. Patterson, Mrs.
woollen socks, fine, Miss Livingston, Peebles; Sepia, a 1y 'Subject, Miss'
Dressed Ducks, $3.00 cash, donated 1Virs. J. A. Hone; hand knit men's Grant, Dr. Grieves; Best single work
by Roy Gadke: James Carnochan; 5 mitts, Mrs. J, Musgrove, Mrs, C. Mc-
it
c- I not otherwise listed, Miss Grant,''W.
One Pound Prints of Dairy Butter, Gillivray; work apron, home-made,5E. Patterson. '
Silver-plated Old English R.eproduc- Mrs. Brant, Dr. Grieves; unbleached Crafts
tion Casse
role, value $9,50, donated by Icotton apron, embroidered, home- Basketry, Dr. Grieves, Mrs. McGil-
the Robt. Simpson Co. -C.. Bride. made, Miss Cameron,_ Mrs. McPhail; livray; Wood Carving, Miss Grant,
PLANTS AND FLOWERS man's best fine shirt, home made, Mrs. Brimblecombe; • Best Piece of
Asters, Mrs.. V. Shera, W. E. Free- Mrs. McGillivray, Mrs. Musgrove; Sealing Wax Art, • Miss Livingston,
born; Dahlias, Mrs. 'A. 'Stinson, D. working mans shirt, home-made, Mrs, Mrs. Savage, Best assorted bunch
of
Borho; Sweet Peas, Mrs. W. Peebles, McGillivray, Mrs. Somers; Six useful Painted Weeds and Flowers, Mrs. N.
Jischer., articles made from_sugar sacks or McDermitt, xrr
John Baylor, Stocks,Miss L. F ,,
John Baylor Gladiolas ' Spikes, D.
Borho, Mrs. R. Brimblecombe; Bou-
quet for living room table, Marjorie
Baker, Dr. Grieves; Basket of Annuals
Mrs. Brimblecombe; Mrs. C.'(Mitchell;
Pansies, W. E. Freeborn, A. E. Ton-
er; Petunias, Mrs. C. G. McPhail, C.
Bride; Phlox, John, ay or, r . .
' G. McPhail; Zinnias, J. A. 'Bryans,
EXECUTOR'S SALE
Miss L. Fischer; Marigolds, French,
Of Miss L. Fischer, Mrs. Ramage; Snap-
"FARM LANDS, STOCK, IMPLE- 'dragons, Mrs. McPhail C Bride; Sal-
• MENTS, Etc. piglossis, D. Borho, E. Jacques; Col
To close the estate of of FREDER lection of House Plants, Mrs. Mc,
ICK HARDIE, Deceased.
THE TRUSTS AND GUARAN- Phail, Mrs. C. Mitchell; Begonia, Rex
TEE COMPANY, LIMITED as Ex- variety, Mrs. McPhail, Mrs. John W.
ecutors of the said estate will offer Strong; Begonia, other fancy, Mar -
the following for sale by Public Auc- jorie Baker, Mrs. Ramage; Geran-
tion by T. R. Bennett, Auctioneer, on
the farm premises Tums, E. Jacques; Fern, Mrs. John W.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1934 Strong,
Mrs. C. Mitchell; Fo
liagg
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at 1.30 p.m.
Farm Lands: The West half of Lot Plant, Mrs. John W. Strong, Dr,
24 d the North half of Lot 25 both Grieves; Hangi
and Basket for veran
E.
in the First Concession of the Town- dab, J• A. Bryans; .Window bol,
flour bags, Mrs. McGillivray, Mrs.
Musgrove; Braided mat, Mrs. -McNi-
chol, Mrs. Hone; Hooked rag mat,
Mrs. Hone, Miss Livingston; Mat, any
other kind, Mrs. Brimblecombe 2nd;
Knitted or Crochet Afghan Wool,
Miss Livingston, Mrs. D. A. Fowler;
best darned sock or stocking, Mrs.
Musgrove, Dr. Grieves.
Living Room Furnishings
Table Centre, colored linen, em-
broidered, Mrs. Fowler, Mrs. Savage;
Table Centre, colored linen, any oth-
er hand trim, Mrs.- John Elliott, Mrs.
McPhail; Table Runner; colored linen,
any hand trim, Mrs. Brant, Mrs.
Fowler,; Fancy Pillow, any new style
or idea, Mrs. Hone, Miss Cameron;
Sofa Pillow, embroidered,
Mrs. Brim-
blecombe, Mrs. Fowler; Card Table
Cover, Mrs. Savage, W. E. Patterson;
Pair Cushions, hand made, Mrs. Mc-
Gillivray, Mrs. Fowler; Lamp Shade,
ship of Cuirass, in the County of A. Fallis, Mrs. Ramage;verandah Miss Liginston, Mrs. Ramage.
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Bruce, containing 121 acres more or box, Mrs. Ramage; coll. Potted Plants Dining Room Furnishings
less, situate on a good road 4 miles J A. Bryans; Basket of Cut Flowers, Luncheon Set, 7 pieces, .embroidered
r -
from
the Town of Wingham and is
watered by a drilled well, On the C. Bride; Bouquet of Flowers for Liv Mrs. Brant, Miss. Livingston; luncheon
property is said to be a good frame ing Room, Mrs. Ramage
barn 66 ft. x 56 f t. and Straw Shed FRTJIT
42 ft. x 55 ft, on stone foundation, I Winter Apples -Ontario, Jas. ; R.
small driving and implement shed and Sterling,N. Cowan Northern Spy, ton Mrs. Savage; Centre Piece col
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eightframe dwelling house containing ig ,
rooms and woodshed in good Jas. R. Sterling, D. Borho;° Rhode Is- gored linen, embroidered, Mrs. Savage,
repair. land Greening, N. Cowan, ;IS.' Borho 1 Mrs.: Somers; Centre Piece, colored
SSTOCIK-Horses: 1 Bay Gelding, Wagner, J. R. Sterling, N. Cowan; linen, any other trim, Mrs. McGilli-
about 6 years; 1 Bay Mare, 10 years. King of Tomkin's County, Jas. R. !vray, Miss Livingston; Buffet Set,.
Cattle: 1 Red Durham Cow, milking;
1 Grey Durham, due to calve in Sterling; Russet, J. R. Sterling, D. 'white, any hand trirn, Mrs. Fowler,
March; 1 Red Durham; due to calve Borho; Baldwin, D. Borho,N. Cowan; Mrs, Brant; Buffet Set, colofed linen,
in March; 3 Yearling Heifers; 3 Peewankee, Jas, R. Sterling, D. Bor- any hand trim, Miss Livingston, Mrs.
Spring Calves. Implements; 1 Mas -ho. Tolman 'Sweet N. Cowan, J. R. McGillivray; Pair tray cloths, Mrs,
Set, '7 pieces, other hand trim, Mrs.
Brant, Miss Livingston; Centre Piece,
white, any hand trim, Miss Livings -
soy -Harris No. 7 Cream Separator, '
practically new; 1 Massey -Harris Hay Sterling; collection of Winter Apples,
Loader; 1 Massey -Harris Manure Jas. R. Sterling, D. Borho.
Spreader; 1 Wagon; 1 hiding Plow; Fall Apples
1 Steel Land holler; 1 Massey Harris Ribson Pippin, J. R. Sterling, D.
Seed Drill; 1 Massey -Harris Horse 'Borho; Colverts, J. R. Sterling, Rake; 1 Massey -Harris Cultivator; 1 ng', I7. Icor
Massey -Harris Mower; 1 Massey -Hat- ho; Alexander, Mrs. A. Stinson, Jas.
ris 6 ft. Cut Binder; 1 Panning Mill; S,tropg; Snow Apples, N. Schmidt, J,
1 Gurney 8r Ware 1 -ton Scales; 1 Rolland; St. Lawrence, N. Cowan, W,
Gasoline langine usedfor driving wa- J. Weber; Wealthy, I. R. Sterling, J.
ter hump; 1 Walking Plow; 1 Turnip
Pinter; 1 Cutter 0. Buggy; 1 set of Holland; McIntosh', Red, N. Cowan,
boiible Harness, Produce. About 8 , D, Botha; Gravenstein, N. Cowan;
tons of Hay, Timothy Clover and Alf- ',collection, D 7'orho�J��qq,}r�%lland
Wheat; �Cythct����tiCt
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1921 Chotole :
;,Ira mi�r,Mt About 280 jtus, , •, ilk
Oats; A
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Brant, Mrs. McNicholl; Three Tea
Towels, embroidered, Mrs. Hone, Mrs.
McGillivray.
Sleeping Room Furnishings
Pair Pillow Cases, embroidered,
Mrs, Fowler, Mrs, Brant; Pair Pillow
Cases, any other hand trim, Mrs. Sav-
age,
Mrs, Davey; Pair Hand Towels,
embroidered, Mrs, Brant, Mrs. Sav-
age; 'Pair hand `Towels, any other
handl int, Mrs. Brant, Miss Livings-
ton; :I t1S,gioWel's,•iiafid'trit imed, Mrs.
Rorie; Mils dMc lieho11; Dresser.
Tun -
nor, white, rs.,Savage, Mrs Towler;
Paris
milliners had aninspiration. ion i
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Vanity Sot, 3`pieces, Mrs. 3rant,'Ms, The fall bats wouid be classtca1, for Med
Savage; Boudoir Lump Shade, Mi'ss'y reign, ii ed.c ' tr soA li'49.3 $i e.; =Toi '„" Ifs,
China
, Realistic Design, Miss Grant, Miss
Livingston; Conventional design, Miss
Grant, Miss Livingston; Ornament or
Vase, Miss Grant, Miss Livingston;
Lustre or Matt Work, Miss Livings-
ton, 11'lliss Grant; Best. collection, Miss
Grant, Miss Livingston. °
CHILDREN'S' WORK
Miscellaneous
Water color drawing, Dorothy
Heinmiller, Isobel Watson, Mrs, Mus-
grove; Pencil drawing, Dorothy Hein-
miller; Isobel Watson; coll. of leaves,
Mrs. Musgrove; Collection of Wild
Flowers, Mrs. Musgrove, J. Weber;
Best specimen of penmanship, Dor-
othy Heinmiller, Isobel Watson; Bird
house, David Grieve, J. R. Sterling;
Guinea Pigs, Francis Durrer, Mac
Smith, Jim Smith ;,,Rabbits, Raymond
MORRIS
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YOUR FURNACE iS CALLING
FOR ELAIRS
Attend to it NOW before it becomes necessary to
keep the fires going, and have it ready for the win-
ter's use. Phone 58 for prompt service.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Bosman, of Dut-
ton, spent Thanksgiving with his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bosman and
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bosnian.
Miss Clara Mathers of Saskatoon,
visited with uncles and aunts on the
1st line and in Bluevale and with her
cousin, Mrs. Robt. Warwick, 2nd line.
Mr. and Mrs. George Patterson. and
son, of Toronto spent the week -end
with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Thornton. •
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Peacock visited
with friends at Dungannon and the
Nile over the week -end.
The Misses McCurdy of Wingham,
spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Bosman, 2nd line.
Miss Ethel Johnston, Byron, spent
Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ed. Johnston.
Mrs. Gray -You're looking very
happy this morning. Have you'had
good news?
Mrs. Jay -Wonderful! My husband
has broken down and we're going to
the seaside for a holiday.
Chartered Banks Will Assist New
Investors in Refunding Loan
For the particular convenience of
new investors who wish to subscribe
in modest amounts: for the bonds of
the 1934 Refunding Loan, the charter-
ed banks have agreed with the Dom-
inion Government to loan up to 75%
o
the par value of bonds purchased
by new investors. For example, a $100
bond may be purchased with a deposit
of $25;: a $500 bond with a deposit of
$125, and a $1,000 bond with a deposit
of $250. In each case the balance of
payments may be spread over periods
up to six months, and the banks will
carry the.bonds at 4% interest.
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INTfRfOR'� EXTERI JF
ELMER. WILKINSON J
TIMOTHY',S CROSS
WORD PUZZLE
Across
1. Wan av Hipburiusroight hand
min.
5. A clothes .av a fish.
9. To lower the value.
11. No up to the mark.
12. Scorches.
13. The fellah who gives us the beer.
16. A moild Irish shwear wurrud,
17. Found in'schools and awfices.
18. An imitator.
20. Onto his;jawb
22. A bye's name.
24. Wan av Hipburn's min.
25. Fellahs who always vote wan
way.
27. D'er.
28. A'S,
30. A ,girrul's name.•,
32. Part of the leg
36. A. Tory convinshun.
37. Not fursht:
38. Wan av Mishter Hinry's min.
40. Shlapes, out loud.
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41. A ,great foighter in the ould
days. •
42. To shtroike out.
43. Whose polishy is the besht fer
the counthry.
Down
1. An. alligator.
2, Floated.
3. A suit in cards.
4. Some pollytishans tell thim.
6. A critic.
7. The " Pairty av Purity".
8. Mishter Binnitt's big shot.
10. Part of a flower.
11. To hustle.
14. Rips.
15. Equal - slang.
19. Ting to hang coats on.
21. To talk too much.
22. The top shtorey.
23. Agreed.
24. The hid av a drain.
26. A Scotch name:
29. A tree.
30. Tb say over again.
31. Makes mishtakes.
33. Another av Hipburn's min.
34. Two wurruds main ye wud loike
to do someting but can't.
35. Payple ould enough to vote.
39. A soft shnap.
Answers next week.
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WORD PUZZLE
Across
1. Wan av Hipburiusroight hand
min.
5. A clothes .av a fish.
9. To lower the value.
11. No up to the mark.
12. Scorches.
13. The fellah who gives us the beer.
16. A moild Irish shwear wurrud,
17. Found in'schools and awfices.
18. An imitator.
20. Onto his;jawb
22. A bye's name.
24. Wan av Hipburn's min.
25. Fellahs who always vote wan
way.
27. D'er.
28. A'S,
30. A ,girrul's name.•,
32. Part of the leg
36. A. Tory convinshun.
37. Not fursht:
38. Wan av Mishter Hinry's min.
40. Shlapes, out loud.
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41. A ,great foighter in the ould
days. •
42. To shtroike out.
43. Whose polishy is the besht fer
the counthry.
Down
1. An. alligator.
2, Floated.
3. A suit in cards.
4. Some pollytishans tell thim.
6. A critic.
7. The " Pairty av Purity".
8. Mishter Binnitt's big shot.
10. Part of a flower.
11. To hustle.
14. Rips.
15. Equal - slang.
19. Ting to hang coats on.
21. To talk too much.
22. The top shtorey.
23. Agreed.
24. The hid av a drain.
26. A Scotch name:
29. A tree.
30. Tb say over again.
31. Makes mishtakes.
33. Another av Hipburn's min.
34. Two wurruds main ye wud loike
to do someting but can't.
35. Payple ould enough to vote.
39. A soft shnap.
Answers next week.
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