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AUCTION SALE -Of Registered
Oxford Down Sheep, Cattle, Hor-
ses and Pigs, the estate of Deter
Arkell & Son wvi11 be held at Fred
H. Arkell's, lots 10, 11, Con, 9,
Cuirass, at 12 o'clock sharp, on
March 24th. No reserve. Auction-
eer, Wes: Abell; R. C. Armstrong,
Assistant.
BARRED ROCK 13ABY CHICKS
and Eggs for Hatching from Gov-
ernment Approved flocks. Every
breeding bird examined and banded
by governi hent inspectors. A11 'eggs
set weigh over 23.1 ounces to the
dozen. Hatchery Approved Baby
Chicks per hundred, April $15.00,
May $14.00; June $13.00; Hatching
Eggs $4.00 per hundred, 80% guar-
anteed fertile or replace at half
price Reduced price on large or-
ders. I can save you honey on In-
cubators, brooders and poultry sup-
plies. Phone 611r42, or write Dun-
can Kennedy, Whitechurch, Ont.
33ABY CHICKS FOR SALE -From
Barred. Rock flocks culled each
year for. heavy production, headed
with cockerels from R. O. P. stock.
April 15c, May 14c. S. C. White
Leghorns, Fisher hens mated with
Dr. Roe's University : of British
Columbia strain; the Iarge Leg-
horn that lays the large egg," April
14c, May 13c. The Fortune Hatch-
ery, Wingham Ont Wroxeter ph.
Si12r8:
FOR SALE -Barred Rock Chicks,
Utility' Strain, April hatch $12.00
per 100; May hatch $10.00 per 100;
June hatch, $9:00 per 100; $1.50 per
100 extra foe chicks from blood
tested stock. Custom hatching.
done at reasonable prices. Phone
58, G. J. Gallaher, Brussels.
FOR THE BEST MAPLE SYRUP
Call C. J. Logan, phone 621r4.
FOR SALE -Cheap, 12 acres good
garden land, small fruit and good
barna, hen pen, frame house, near
town. Apply to . Advance -Times.
he shall then have bad notice, and the
said executor will not be liable fon
the said assets or any part thereof,
to any person of whose claim he shall
not have had notice at the time of
distribution,
DATED at Wingham, Ontario, the
10th day of March A.D, 1931, by
J. A. MORTON, Wingham, Ont.,
Solicitor herein.
EXECUTORS' SALE
Of Valuable Farm Properties, Faun
Stock and Impienaente.
The undersigned has been instruct-
ed by the Executors of the Estate of
John McRae, late of the Township
of Culross in the County of Bruce,
Farmer, tosell byPublic Auction
P b
at Lot No. 23, Concession 3, Town-
ship of Culross, at one o'clock on
THURSDAY, MARCH 26th
the following valuable farm propert-
ies namely;
L Lot No. 28 in the 3rd conces-
sion of the Township of Culross in
the County of Bruce, containing 100
acres of land, more or less.
This farm is situate on a good ra-
vel road in a, good farming ommun-
ity about four ;miles from the village
of Te.eswater and one and one-quarter
miles from school
The soil is a good clay loam, the
land is all cleared and in a good state
of cultivation. 38 acres of fall plow-
ing has been done . and 6 '.acres is in
fall wheat. A creek runs through this
farm.
There is said to be on the premises
a bank barn 50 ft, by 70 ft.; a straw
shed 50 ft square; a driving shed,
and a frame house in good repair.
2. Lot. No, 24 in the 3rd conces-
sion of the said Township of Culross,
containing about 100 .acres - .of land.
On this farm is said to be 17 acres
of hardwood bush; about 40 acres is
under cultivation and a cheek' runs
through the farm. •This property is
suitable for mixed farming.
3. Lot No. 25 in; the 4th Concession
of the"said Township of Culross con-
taining about 100 acres of land.
On this farm is said to be about
fifteen acres of hardwood bush and a
spring creek runs through the farm.
This property is suitable for grazing.
purposes.
TERMS OF SALE
FOR SALE -"Evergreen Place," 1 'Ten per cent of the purchase mon-
Beautifully situated on the bank of • ey on the day of sale and the balance
the Maitland river, over -looking the 1 in twenty days thereafter- The pur-
Feir Grounds, three and one half chaser will be entitled to possession
-acres of land, goad house, two hen on completion of sale. The above
houses, barn, garage, fruit trees, properties will be offered subject to
berry bushes; also Essex Sedan a reserved bid.
car, cream separator. Apply to Further particulars and conditions
Mra. H. J. Thompson, R R. 1, of sale will be made known on the
\\'inerhaxn, day of sale or may be had on appli-
cation to the undersigned;
FOR SALE -First: Class Pure Maple At the same time and place there
Syrup. Apply to Russel Hender- will be offered for sale the following
son, Phone 608r3. farm stock and implements: -
HORSES -1 bay general purpose
horse, seven years old; 1 black gen-
FURNITURE REFINISHED And eral purpose mare eight years old;
Repaired. Pianos refinished, first 1 bay work horse eight years old, 2
clas'. Al_o baby carriages made aged mares; 1 colt using two years.
1tl:e item.. Apply to O. Ludwig.
led 1 . Durham cow, four'
years old, with calf at foot; 1 Dur-
ham cow, four years old, with calf at
SEED OATS FOR SALE -O. A. C, foot; 1 Durham cow, five years old,
. .
No. 72. Grade No. 1, 50c per bush- with calf at foot; 1 Durham cow, five
el. ,\'rrn. Darling, R. R.2, Mildmay. years old, with calf at foot; 1 Durham
cot/, seven years old, with calf at
foot; 1 Durham cow, seven years old,
due to calve in Tune; 1 Durham cow,
seven years old, due to calve in June;
1 Durham cow, milking; 1 Durham
cow, milking; 6 steers rising 2 years;
2 heifers rising two years; 5 calves
rising two years; 10 calves rising one
year.
PIGS -2 sows and 20 chunks.
SHEEP -6 Oxford Ewes, 1 Oxford
Ram.
POULTRY -100 Plymouth Rock
hens; 25 Leghorn hens.
IMPLEMENTS-- Deering mower,
Massey-Harris'Binder; Massey -Har-
ris Disc; Drill; Set of Harrows; Rid -
Notice is hereby given pursuant to ing. Plow; 2 walking plows, Fanning
R. S. O. 1927, chapter 150, that all Mill, Buggy, Cutter, Wagon, Set of
ereditors and others having. claims , Sleighs, Roller, Side delivery rig, Hay
against the estate of John Mitchell, Loader, Set of scales, Manure Spread-
late of Wingham Town in Huron ' er, light Sleigh, Democrat, a quantity
County, retired farmer, who died on i of hay, oats and barley; •:25 pieces of
or about the 24th day of January A. timber 6 in, by 6 in. and 15 ft. long;
D..1931, are required to send on or la quantity . of lumber. A 1928 model
before the 2nd day of April, A.D. ,' Chevrolet Coach will also be sold,
1931 to 3. A. Morton, the undersigned ! Everything must be sold without
solicitor for the executer of the �said ,reserve as the estate must be dosed
deceased, their names and addresses, out.
full particulars of their claims and the TERMS OF SALE
.nature of the securities, if any, held Grain and poultry and all sums of
by them. AND further take notice $10.00 and under, cash; over that am-
that after such last mentioned day aunt, 7 months'. credit on approved
the said executor wall proceed to tits- joint notes bearing interest at 6% per
tribute the azscts of the said deceased annum -
amongst the persons entitled thereto, DATED the sixth day of March, A.
having regard to the claims of which D. 1931.
J. H. CRAWFORD, Winghain,' Ont.,
Solicitor for Executors.
MATT, GAYNOR,Lucknow, Ont.,
Auction eer.
WE CAN SUPPLY WOOD weekly
during the summer. Hardwood is
now cheaper than hard coal, why
not. use it and keep your dollars
at Lome in Ontario. We will meas -
,your stove and out wood to
suit any stove, D. H. Martin and
Sons. The Wawanda Farms.
NOTICE TO. CREDITORS
AND OTHERS
EARN $6 TO $10 PER DAY
Ambitious, reliable men wanted
t once. Part thne pay while train-
ee,: for Aviation Mechanics, Gar-
e+Work, Driving, Battery, Elec-
ic Acetylene Welding, House
ng, Iedustrial. Electricity, Ma-
st, Bricklaying, Plastering,
rftins, Barbering and flair-
;sing. Act quick, get. your .p -
plication in now. Write or call for
information.
Dominion Trade Schools, mal,
ern 14eadqua.rters, 79 Queen
West:, Torontfi.
lovment service ---coast to
DEATHS
King- In Lower Wingham, on Thur.,
March 12th, 1931, Julia Ann Nigh,
widow of the late Luke King, in
her 85th year.
McGlynn --In Culross, on Saturday,
March 14th., 1931, Anthony Me -
Glynn, aged 29 years, Interment
ia3ade in Teeswater R, C.
ery on 'Ti esday.
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THE IVINULIA '
Thursday, March 19th, 19 I
AUBURN
The funeral of Mary Sprung, wid-
ow of John Cnnninl haus, took plane
in Brussels on Friday. The deceased
woman was a daughter of the late
John Sprung and spent her girlhood
00 their homestead three miles south
of here on the Base Line. After their
marriage hi:r, and Mrs. Cunningham
lived for some years on the farm now
owned by Gordon McPhee on the 8th
concession of Colborne, They remov-
ed to Brussels later. Since her hus-
band's death there several years ago,
Mrs. Cunningham made her bonne
with her daughter in Toronto: Sev-
eral weeks ago she had the misfor-
tune to fall and break her leg and
failed to recover front the shock.
Dr. B. C. Weir is having the in
terio3t'='tit' his office redecorated.
Another pleasant euchre was put
on under the auspices of the L.O.L.
last week. Mr. and Mrs, Norman
Murray took both first prizes home
with them, ' while the consolation
prizes fell to Mrs. (Dr,) 13. C. Weir
and William McClincliey.
Gordon Taylor has completed the
interior decoration of his store which
has taken on a bright and cheerful
appearance. The walls are painted
cream and the trim is done in a
shade of brown.
A cantata, "The Palms of Victory
is being' prepared by Mrs. Norman
Murray: under the auspices of the
Young People's Society of Knox Un-
ited Church and will be presented
during 'Easter week.
News from the Goderich Hospital
indicates that the condition of Mrs.
William Millan: is still quite: critical,
in spite of blood transfusions and all
the aid that medical skill can render.
A successful pancake social was
held under - the auspices of Knox
Presbyterian_ Church on Friday .even-
ing. At about 7,30 while the supper
was being served, a young man walk-
ed up the street and inquired of sev-
eral men standing at the church en-
trance for the, village constable as he
wished to be accommodated for the
night. He was well dressed and of
good appearance and stated that he
was on his way from Goderich to
Owen Sound - on foot as his funds
were exhausted. He was taken into
the . basement of the church, where
the members gave him a good meal,
replenished his purse and instructed
him to go to the hotel, where his
night's lodging and breakfast were
arranged. The man had apparently
made a mistake by getting off the
Blue Water Highway at Dunlop as
he intended to go to Owen Sound via
Kincardine.
Miss Ella Jones, Toronto, is visit-
Iing at the home of her father, Ed-
w and ,Tones, Colborne.
A pleasant dance was held in the
Foresters' Hall on Friday night. The J
music was furnished by the Blue Bird
Orchestra, the IwicClinchey Orchestra
and George Hamilton. Mr, Watson,
as usual, acted as -floor manager, and
Nat Alien as caller -off. Mrs. H. H.
Hill and. grandson, Harold Hibbert,
who have been visiting with relatives
in Clinton and Goderich during the
past ten days, have returned home.
BLYTH
Miss Ada Stackhouse visited her
brother, Dr. Roy Stackhouse, °at
Fidgeway during the past few weeks,
returning home on Saturday.
lir. Charles Tanner of Sarnia at-
tended the funeral of his sister, the
late Mrs. George Powell on Saturday. 1
Mr. G. M. Chambers has opened up
a meat store and will supply the pub-
lic with all kinds of fresh and cured
meats at a reasonable price.
The Young People's. Society held a
St. Patrick's Social Monday 'evening,
in St. Andrew's United Church.
Death claimed one of our estimable
women, Mrs. George Powell, on
Wednesday evening, Deceased lady
was stricken with paralysis a few
days prior to her death; She was one.
of the oldest members of Trinity
NOTICE
All accounts due A. 3. Robinson,
farmer, agent for Massey -Harris,
enlist be paid on or before Monday,
March 23rd. After that date they will
be turned over for collection.
MATT. GAYNER
AUCTIONEER
Phone 21 or 64 Lucknowv
Sales attended to anywhere. Exper-
ience and accuracy in valuation and
every effort put forth to assure you
of a successful sale.
IT'S A FACT!
After 40 years experience, we still
lead the field! In effective results.
KELLY 84 .AI'TKEI'
The Collection. Specialists
GUELPH OWEN SOUND
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WINGHAM'S SHOPPING CENTRE
DEPENDABLE MERCHANDISE
White Flannelette,
Reg. 33c, An excellent Quality
Soft Napped,. 36 inches srj
wide, Yard ....:....,_............. C
White Cotton
Reg. 25c, a sturdy qual. 1 Q
35 inches wide, .Yard
Fast Color Prints
Reg, 25c, well covered, , new
patterns, printed on a closely
woven, cloth, 36 inches
wide, Yard :
Men's Fancy Shirts
Clearing odd lines, plain whites,
fancy stripes, broadcloth, collar
attached or separate, 89C
reg. to $1.49, Each
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Church and was a regular attendant
when health would permit. Service
was conducted in Trinity Church on
Saturday morning by Rev, Mr, Po-
cock. Interment was Tilade in Wing -
ham cemetery: Surviving are, her
husband and two sisters and two bro
thers, Charles Tanner of Sarnia, and
Frederick of Calgary.
Cleaning the Streets
With the mild weather of the past
few days the town has had men busy
on the streets where the pavement is
bare, cleaning away the winter ac-
cumulation of dirt.
The modern 'girt has discarded
tight clothes but the tight -husband
problem is still unsolved.
DUNGANNON
Mrs. T. G. Allan, returned to her
home in Goderich after visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Everett Finnigan, who
has been on the sick list for some
time,
J. B. Young was so unfortunate as
to have his knee dislocated while he
was working in the bush recently.
William Elliott, New Liskeard, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Elliott, Port Col-
borne, and Everett Elliott, Toronto,
were called to the bedside of their
mother, Mrs. Thomas Elliott, Sr., of
Nile, wlio isvery low at present. The
other members of the family are also
present, Mrs. David McIlwain, of
Goderich, Chas. Elliott, Dungannon,
and James Elliott, with whom his mo-
ther has been residing.
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Treleaven left
on Monday by motor for Toronto,
Set 3 Alum, Saucepans
Reg. 9$c, Capacities 1, 3 and
5 Pints; good weight, Py
with lip. Set ..........000;0:,,..
Grey Enamel Ware
Reg. 59c, large size 'saucepans,
A Real Buy, at this 45c
Price, Each #
Alum, -Double Boilers
Reg. $1.15, Panelled, large size,
a real saving, well pal- Q416
ished, Each %J.,/ C0
Large Alum. Tea Kettle
Reg. $1.50, plain shape, -
wood grip handle, Each 94SC
Clover Leaf China
Cups and Saucers, reg. 12; ...9c
Bread Plates, reg. 12; now 9c
Breakfast Plates, reg. 19c, ...15c
Dinner Plates, reg. 25c, now 19c
Soup Plates, reg. 25; now 19c
Oatmeal Plates, reg. 22c, 17p
,son and Robert Davidson, who, with
Mr. 'Treleaven, will attend the annual
cpnvention of the Mutual Fire Un-
derwriters to be held in the Carlsrite
Hotel, Toronto, on Tuesday and
Wednesday, March 17 and 18. Wil -
Silk Hose
Reg. $1.75, Full Fashioned, all-
" Silk Hose, heavy service weight
panel heel, all shades 1 3�
Pair o
Barn McQuillin and Harry L. Salkeld
are delegates to the convention, hav-
ing been appointed by the Board of.
Directors of the West Wawanosh
Mutual Fire Insurance 'Company:
Miss Margaret Pentland received
Med. Weight Bloomers
Reg, $1.25, Cotton and. Wool
mixture bloomers, double .:gus-
set, elastic at waist and an
knee, Pair V
Children's Stockings
Finely knit close rib seemlless
hose, perfect fit, sizes 5 to 10,
Black Beige and Camel Z
Pair
Bargain Basement
Other timely bargains too num-
erous to mention. Shop at Wal-
ker's and save.
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word on Saturday that she had pass-
ed her musical examination in count-
erpoint and history, with honors.. She
was at Stratford for the examination.
She wasa pupil of Professor Ander-
ton, Clinton.
Home-made Easter Eggs
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Se to $1.00
Marshmallow Eggs . . . • • . • • • . 30c lb.
RABBITS
RABBITS
Everything in the Line of Easter Candies
PEAC•CK CANDY SLOP
Phone 181
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