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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Mr. Alex Ross spent the past Week
in Detroit.
Mr. Mutch .of Goderich called on
friends in town.
:11r. I-lat,get'of Detroit called on
Mrs. Aitchison one day last week:
1Ir. 'Fred Manuel of Detroit, has
been spending a few days with his
mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McKay„uf Ham-
ilton, visited with relatives over the
week-end—
Miss Cara. Metcalf of town, spent
the we.elc-end with:her parents, •Mr.
and Mrs, R. Metcalf _of Belniore,
Mr. Lionel Rich of Toronto, has
been spending the past week with
his parents, .lefr. and Mrs, 13. '_Rich..
Mr.. and Mrs: \'Vin, Stone of 13os-
ton, N.Y,, 'visited their cousins, Mr:.
and Mrs: William S. King of Turn-
lerry.
lar. and Mrs: Stanger, Miss Tillie
and 'l'rarga •'et Aitchison' of Detroit,
were calling on Mrs. E. Aitchison this
„eek.
Mi s. Eldon Peterman and daught-
er, Lillian, of Detroit, are visiting
friends in and around town for a few,
weeks.'
•Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Rahlves of
Toronto inotored up and spent the
Week -end at the home of Mr. and
Mrs: John Galbraith. •
Dr. 13. F. and Mts. Anderson and
daughter, Virginia c .Miami, Fla., are
visiting the fornler's father, Mr. Fin-
lay
inlay Anderson of Belgrave.
'Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Wilford, of
Windsor, and Beverille • Griffin, of
Cleveland, spent the week -end at the
home of Mrs. C. N. Griffin.
Mrs. J. Gray of Brandon, Man., and'
who was a delegate to the Presby-
terian Women's Missionary Society,
held in Toronto, is the guest of Mrs.
H. F. McGee.
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APARTMENT TO REN'('—Corner \\I1'..L THE PARTY who left a set.
John and Minnie Streets: Apply to of wheels at Mr.'Dore's shop, in
A. J. Ross. \Vingham, to be repaired, one year
ago or more, conte and get :goods
and pay for goods at once or they
will be sold. Mrs. Wm. Dore,
BABY CHICKS—At final low mid-
summer prices. O. A. C, Barred
Rocks $14.00 per 100; Single ;Comb'
White-Legiiorns $12.00. Our chick's
are all produced from eggs laid on
our own farm by selected disease-
free hens, This means something
to you when buying chicks. They
will live and grow. . Above prices
are effective on and after June Oth.
Dont folget to see ,our galvanized
feeders. C. G. Campbell, R R. No.
2, Auburn. Phone, Blyth 10-24.
BABY CHICKS—We can supply you
with S. C. White Leghorn chicks
for delivery in June at $10.00 per
100. Our Ieghorns are the famous
Barron strain, big hens, heavy lay-
ers of large eggs. We guarantee
100 per cent. safe delivery. Order
early while the best dates are avail-
able. The Walter Rose Poultry
Farm.
Executors' Sale— 0f residence and
household effects of the late Caro-
line Grigg in the village of 13e1 -
grave, at 2.30 on Saturday, June 14,
1930, Jas. Taylor, Auctioneer.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
pursuant to Section 56, Chap. 121 of
the Revised Statutes of Ontario, that
all persons having claims against the
Estate of 'Robert Sheill late of the
Town of Winghant in the Province of
Ontario, Retired Farmer, deceased,.
ho died on or about the 'fifteenth
FRIENDS SEE GREAT
CHANGE IN HER NOW
"A eevcre attack of influenza left
my system so weakened and rundown
I could hardly hold a broom to do
my sweeping. I Was so nervous that
ACTION COMMENCED
ON DRAIN CONTRACT
'The firth of Broderick Bros., who
had the sub -contract from. the Mc-
Namara Cu., of Ottawa, for the drain-
age?' work done on the Teeswater, by
order of the Drainage Referee, have
commencd en action against the Mc-
Namara Company, They claim that
the latter firma represented that there
was not more than 13,862 cubic yards
of rock to be removed. The defend-
ant Company has served a third party
notice on Culross 'Township, claim-
ing damages for 'misrepresentation,
and that municipality has now made
application for an from the Supreme
Court of Ontario to have the IViunici
pal' Corpurtion of the 'Townships of
`1'urnberry, Carrick, Kinloss,' Kincar-
dine, Greenock, Brant, H:owick and
the village of Teeswater added"so
that these municipalities:: may be
bound by .any judgment that may be
entered' in' this action against the.
Township of Culross. The En ineei"s
report in connection with the removal
of the rocks bars estimated the yard-
age age only and. distinctly provided that
the contractor must snake' his own
estimation and rely on same in ten-
der.
day of April,. A.D. 1930, are required•,
to send by post, prepaid, or to deliver
to R.-Vanstone, Winghani, Ontario,
Solicitor for the Executors, on or be-
fore the seventeenth day of June, A.
D. 1930,their names and addresses,
with full particulars in writing of their
claims, and the 'nature of the securi
, ties (if any) held by them duly vei;i-
! fled by a statutory declaration. .
AND TAKE NOTICE FURTHER
;that after the said. -seventeenth cla o y
June 1930, the said executors will pro -
ceed to distribute the assets of t'he
said estate among the parties entitled
thereto, having regard only to the
claims of which they shall then have
had notice, and the said executors.
, shall not be liable for the said assets
any part thereof to any person of
FOR SALE -•e -Part lot 28, con 4, East or
whose claim they shall not then have
Wawanosh, containing 12 acres, on
received notice.
main road, 3 - miles from Auburn.
Dated at Wingha.m this twenty -
Jas. Woods, Auburn.
FOR SALE—Set of 2000 lb. Truck
sixth day of May, A.D. 1930,
R. VANSTONE,
Wingham, Ontario,
Scalee.' Cheap for quick sale. Ap- Solicitor for the Executors.
ply at the Advance -Times Office.
*FOR SALE—The residence and lot
of the late Mrs. Annie Ikalker, on
the north side of John street, Wing -
ham. Intending purchasers may
view the premises on application
to Mrs. Garnet Baker, Josephine
HOUSE TO RENT — .All modern
conveniences, on corner of Alfred fore the 9th day of June A.D. 1930, III
and Shiner streets, garage at rear Decorator i
to the undersigned Executors of the i —
of house. Apply lei Advance -Times —
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dresses, full particulars of their claims
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
AND OTHERS
Noeice is hereby given pursuant to
R.S.O. 1927, chapter 1.50, that all cred-
itors and others having claims against
the estate of Annie Walker, late of
Wingham town in Htiron County and
Province of Ontario, widow, who died
1930, are required to send on or be-. Elmer Wilkinson
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MRS. V. M. BOOKER
sound sleep igas almost impossible,
1 had very '•little appetite and my
stomach was so disordered that, 1
couldn't retain solid foods. at all, My
liver was inactive and I was badly
constipated. I started Sargon and it
is wonderful what it did for me. I
have a splendid appetite, every trace
of stomach trouble is gone, I sleep
fine and have so much strength and
energy I do my housework in no
time. Nothing depresses me now and
Im happy all the time.
"Sargon ':Pills regulated my liver,
and overcame niy constipation." —
Mrs, V, M. Booker, 92 Peter St. Ham-
ilton, Ontario.
Sargon may be obtained in Wing -
hairs at McKibbon's Drag Store.'
Mr. and Mrs., A. B. Britten, 121
Dease street, Fort William, announce
the engagement of their eldest daugh-
ter, -Viola E. Britten, to. John W.
Chapman, youngest son of Mrs. Wm.
Attridge, formerly Mrs. A. Chapman
of Rapid City, The marriage will take
place on June 18, 1930.
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allpaper Shop
HOUSE TO RENT—Corner Cath-
arine and Victoria etreets, modern
conveniences. Apply to Sam Mor-
. LINOLEUM Will wear longer, look
better if Varnished with "Lowe
Bros:" "Neptunite Varnish." It
dries quickly with rich gloss, does
not scratch or mar white nor dis-
color the pattern. Sold by Bach-
anan Hardware.
LOST—About two weeks ago, 2 red
yearling caetle. Anyone hearitig or
knowing of whereabouts kindly no-
tify Harry Cook, Belgrave, Phone
notice that after such last mentioned
day the said Executors will proceed
to distribute the assets of the said de-
ceased amongst the. persons entitled
hereto, having •regard to the claims
of which they shall then have had not-
ice, and the said EXecutors will not be
liable for the said assets or any part
thereof to any perSon of whose claim
they shall not have had notice at the
time of distribution.
Dated at Wingham, Ont., the 16th
:day of May A.D. 1930
Mrs. Florence Madeline Baker,
and J. A, Morton, Executors.
COURT OF REVISION
Township of East Wawanosh
! The COurt of Revision on the
Roll of the Township of
LOST—A leather key bottler with . Aesesi'lneru
East Wawanosh, will be held in the
kevs, Finder please leave at the
Foresters' Hall, Belgrave, Tuesday,
Post Office. 'June 10th, at 1 o'clock- pen.; All par-
_ ties, interested will please talte notice
and govern themselves accordingly.
A, Porterfield, Clerk,
Belgrave, May 27th, 1930.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
AND OTHERS
Notice is hereby given pursuant to
R.S.0, 1927, chapter t50, that all ere-
ditors and others having claims
against the estate 'of Caroline Grigg,'
late of Belgrave village in Huroa
County in the Province of Ontario,
Widow, who died on or about the 6th
day Of April A.1). 1930, are required ;
to send on or before the ete, day of ;
Jane A.D. 1930, to the undersigned ;
Oliver G. Anderson, Belgrave, 0,, !
Execmor of 'the said deceased,'
theie manes and addresses, full par..1
iculars'of their claims and the nature
f the securities, if any, held by their.
AND !further take notice that: after
such last mentioned day the said Ex-
ecutor will proceed to distribute the
assets of the said deceased amongst
the persons entitled thereto, having
regaed to the claire of which he shall
then have had notice, and the said Ex-
ecutor 1vill not be liable for the said
assets or any part thereof' to any per-
son of whose claim he shall not have
had. notica; at the time of, distribation.
()liver G. Anderson, Executor,
Ont., Solicitor herein,
Consulting Engirteer
onto), 0.LS., Registered Profession-
al Engineer and Land Surveyor, AS,
sociate Member Engineering Institute
of Canada: Office, Seaforth, Ont„
ELLIOTT MILLER
AUCTIONEER
Sale conducted anywhere. Wide
experience. Best efforts put forth
oft each and every sale.
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SCHOOLS
57 Oueen W., Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl. McElroy, of
Pontiac, Mich., also 111r. and Mrs. J.
Burk of Stratford, spent the week-
end with the fornxer's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. T. C. McElroy.
Mr. Wm. James Finley announces
the engagement of his daughter, Min-
erva Jane, to 'Mr. Robin E. Camp-
bell, of Turnberry. The marriage to
take place the early part of June.
Look! The hot weather and .mos-
quitoes are coming. Be prepared,
have your windows and doors screen-
ed. Winslow -screens made to order,
doors rewired at moderate prices;
Chesterfields, chairs and couches re
upholstered; wooden beds, sideboards
and washstands rebuilt at low cost.
T. ' Trowsse, Furniture repair shop,
Winghani.
MANY PARTICIPATE
IN RECITAL
The following pianforte pupils took
part in a recital in C.O.F. Hall, Bel
grave under the direction of Sarah
A. Cole. Velma_ Wheeler, "Valse
Chopin; Margaret Cook, "Rocky
Brooklet", Theo. G. Wettach,• Cela
Coultes, "Twilight Reverie", Patti'
Ducelle; Eileen McCallum, "At Even-
ing", Arnoldo Sartorio; Nora Wheel-
er-, "Vaise of the Nymphs", Couperin;
Hilda Black', "Fairy. Queen", Krog -
man; . Enxaline Nicholson, "Pixies
Ganatee", A. L. Brown; May Frisby,
"Little .Prince", Krognian; Charles
Scott, "Rose Petals", Paul Lawson;
Janet Scobie, "Lullaby" Theo. Press-
er; George. Grigg, "Down in the Deep
Blue Sea", F. H. Gray; Ross Ander-
son, "On the Train", D. W. •Slater;,
Duct, Dorothy Vinc..nt and I. Mc-
Callum, "Japanese Fan Dance", l3on-
heur; Duet, Corinne and Donelda Mc-
Lean, "Little ,Patriot March", Krog -
man. TWO dances by U. Jordan and
M. Young:
Assisting artists were: Miss E.
Snider, A.T.C:M.; Miss M. Stewart
of Clinton, and Toll Bros. Orchestra,
Blyth.
PRIZES COME
TO HURON
At the recent Temperance Educa-
tion Contest, eight Provincial prizes
came to Huron County.
William Sutherland of Goderich,
who last year won not only the local
and Provincial prizes, but the Nat-
ional as well, has again taken the
first prize in the Senior Boys' Class.
Marga.ret Doan of Clinton, has won
the first prize in the Senior Girls'
Class. Each was awarded a ten -dol -
ilex gold coin.
Audrey E. Carter of Clinton won a
very close second in the Senior Boys'
Class and was awarded a camera 'of
exceptional quality.
Margaret Watson of lenucefield,
won in the Intermediate Girls' Class
"Stories from the 1?bets."
a beautifully illustrated book entitled
in the Junior Girls' Class Caroline
Wellwood of Wingham, Mary Cole-
man of Hensall and Annie Coletnan of
Hensel', along with Jack Snyder of
Clinton in the Junior Boys' Class,
won handsomely bound Cambridge
Wm. Sutherland and Margaret
Doan are in the race for a National
prize which prize list to be published
early in June.
NOTICE TO: CRED I TORS
NOTICE IS H.EREBY GIVEN, par-,
suant to Section 56, ChaP, 121; of the
Revised Statatee of Ontario, that all
persops having claims -against theees-,
tato of- Jane 'Pardon, late of:the
ol'Bruce, Widow, deceasede who died
on or about the twentieth day -of Feb-
A.D. -1930, are required to send
Vanstone, Wingham,- Ontario,' Solici-
tor for the Administrator, On. Or be -
fare the twenty-fourth -day of June,
A.D. 1930, their names and addresses,
with full particulars ia writing of their
clahn, and the nature of the securit7
ies M. any) held by them duly veri-
fied by a .stafulory declaration:
AND''''rAxE NOTICE FURTHER
that after the' said twentyefoerth day
ator, will proceed. to distribute the
assete of the said estate amOng the
parties entitled thereto, having regard
only to the Claims of which he shall.
then' have' had 'notice,' and the said
Administrator shall :not be liable for
the said assets 'or any part thereof to
any persien of 'whose claim he shall
not then have received notice.
DATED at Wingham this second
Winghatn, Ontario,
IN MEMORIAM
in fond and loving memory of our
dear sister, Floe Fleuty, who passed
through the vale to her Heavenly
Home on June 4th, 1929 and
words can express how much we miss
her, Mrs. J. W. Dodd and Mrs. D.
TUFUNIBERRY COUNCIL
Meeting held at .Bluevale, Monday,
.May 26th. Members all present. Min.:
utes of last meeting read and adopta
Moved by J. McTavish and J, Baird
that we provisionally adopt the report
of Engineer F. A. Edgar on Howick
Drain No. 12, our Clerk for by-law
SCHOOL REPORT
and become a member of the
FLEET OOT ATHLETIC CLUB
Havey ou seen those nifty little member-
ship shi buttons for the Fleet Foot Athletic
Club? Lots of the boys and girls are
wearing g them.
membership;
Get yours now....and your membp,
certificate .. , and receive the Fleet Foot
Sports orts Review each month.
We have application blanks ... and, all
the newest, smartest styles in Fleet Foot
y
Shoes. We will right r
fit i ht with the
shoe you like best.
W. 3. GRE
printed and served. Carried.
At 3 o'clock the Council opened
'Court of Revision and two appeals
were heard.
Moved by R. Wilton and J. Mc-
Tavish that Court of Revision be
closed for year 1930.
. The following accounts were paid:
'Thos. Gilmour, Assessor $90.00; )3.
Crtikshank, part salary $50.00; W. R
Cruikshank, part salary $75.00; 'W. R.
Cruikshank, by-law for Flowick drain
No. 12. $20.00; Municipal World ace.,
men, J. McGlynn $13.10; 'W. Brecken-
eviroampel
50; Fred Hogg $19.50; J. McKinnon
Moved by*P. S. McEwen and IL
Wilton that we adjourn to meet at
Bluevale on Monday, June 23rd,
Reeve. Clerk.
Miss Evelyn Leopard, of Toronto is
visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Leopard.
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Pupils were examined in Grammar,
:Hygicee, Composition and.
Arithmetic.: HUriors. 75-elo, Pass 60%.
IV -e- *Myrtle .Montgornery 87,
77.
Sr. III—Dean Gibs'on 91, Laura
Newton 70, Jean Snell 68,
Jr, III—*Jack Millar 61, *Fred
Montgomery 59,
II—Marguerite Nicholson. 64, Ver;
non Snell 39, *jack Griffith 37, *Gor-
don Sanderson 23.
Sr. Pr.— Excellent—Mildred. Grif-
fith, *Olive Newton; Pbor—*Ceeil
No. on roll, 18, Average ,attenda
ance; 17,59. Perfect attendattee Mark.
Bessie Lant, Teacher,
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