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FOR SALE --Seed Oats, 0, A. C. 72;
Apply to. Wrn. Henry, 'Whitechurch,
NOTICE—Anyone having any old
dewing machine that is out of work=
ing order, can: have •it repaired
promptly by bringing the Webster, head 'com-
plete to A. W. The Tailor
'Upstairs, the first door td the left
over The Advance -'Times office.
Needles' 3o cents per dozen; :shuttles
$I,xo each. Bands 35 •cents each.
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Mr, and Mrs. '"'Victor Haines and,
Gibbs,'
family spent Sundav� with friends in (BY A, H. English Novelist)
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Ripley Mosleni women are unveiling W k
Wedding belle are ringing on the in up after a thousami. red one years.
2nd line this week, Western women have,dropped the Vic-.
' with Miss Vera Sellers of Stratford Nor- Itorian a
antimacassar,and w r
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her: parents.' It r: and Mrs. M. Sellers°,, toward man. They are stretching
• Mrs. - Geo; • Orvis and family of their economic' muscles, exchanging
Wxngharn, visited at 'IGTr. D, Camp; the rolling pin for the welkin -stick.
To
bell's. (paraphrase Anatole France, it is the
Master Lorne Moorehead of Listo- Revolt of the Angels.
l' is isitin” at Mr.' A. `Jen Als-
we vA hundred years ago marriage was
tyne'e. l the be-all and :end-all of a woman's
Mr. Maxwell Abraham and Master life,•
She was bred for it, trained,
Vern of Listowel, visited his mother,. far. it, sold off by her mother to the
14115, T. Abraham, one day last week), highest, bidder,, a chattel,'a,child-mach
BELMORE Eine, who in
'turn, became the auction-
WANTED—We wish to obtain the
services of a good, honest, thorough-
ly reliable, man, who is well regard-
ed in his own communnity, to rep-
resent a .Toronto house, whose man-
agement is A. I„ having an estabe
lisped reputation of over 25 years.
An experienced man will go with
you to start. You will get all en-
quiries to follow "up in your own'.
district, credit for repeat business.
This offersa good opportunity to
such men as retired• farmers, un-
ptement salesmen, or any other mail
who has the necessary character
qualifications and if favorably
known. State whether you have
car and if ready to start at• once.
Box C., Advance -Times.
.NOTICE Tp CREDITORS
Notice: is hereby given, pursuant to
Section 56, Chapter ;2x, of the Revis-
ed Statutes of Ontario, that all pers-
ons having claims against the Estate
of William Abraham who 'died on or
about the 25th day of February, 1927,
at the Township of Mulberry in the.
Province of Ontario, are required to
send o
ypost,:Pre aid
or deliver, er,
to
A. E. Gallaher, or Thomas McMichael,
post office address, Wroxeter, R. R.
r, Ontario; the executors of the said
deceased, on, or before the 26th day
of April, 1927, their names and addres-
ses, with; full particulars in writing of,
their claims, and the nature of the
securities, (if any) held by them duly
verified by .a.statutory declaration.
And take notice further that 'after
the said 26th day of April, 1927, the
SALE --Chattels being the FOR SALE — Two 1926 Overland
AieCTION SAL•,
estate of the late W. 2,Con.4,
, H. Brandon, '. �artd' Pontiac. Coaches. said executors 11everal the estate will; proceedto distri-
at Lot
Morris, on Sat- touring cars, ,in• good ,condition, both bate the assets ofamong par
urday, April 3oth, at 2 o
6'clock. four and six cylinders -B. Ji. Ben -
Jas.
Jas. ;Taylor, Auctioneer. inger.
DIRECT SALESMAN—Experienced,
Whole' -or spare time, to .demons-
trate and take orders. Well ad-
vertised linea in great demand, big
commission. Write Sales Manag-
er, 140 Cambria St., Stratford, Ont,
FOR SALE - Quebec Cook Stove
small Quebec Heater, sideboard,.
canned 'fruit, chemical closet,.wom-
an's fur lined coat. First 'double
house on John St up the hill.
Mrs. J..0. McGregor.
FOR SALE—Bargains in Property--
If
roperty—If .you want to buy dr sell a house,
give me a trial: I have on hand
several houses for sale, priced from
one thousand, to thirty-six hundred.
—T. FELLS, Auctioneer.
WANTED -Middle aged lady for
gieneirall' {housework. Apply to.
Mrs. John Elder, John St. Box 173.
LOOK—Get lily price list before or-
dering Barred Rock or Wl-ite Leg-
horn Baby Chicks or Eggs for Hat-
ching Pure bred -to -lay strains,
Incubators and Brooders at right
prices. Custom hatching done—Dun-
can Kennedy, Whitechurch, Ont.—
Bell Telephone 611-42.
FOR SAT..E—Range, Coal oil cook
stove, single iron bed; coal oil heat-
er, tapestry nig, congoleum, rug,
high chair, hall seat and mirror;: Ap-
ply at The Advance -Times.
GARAGE TO RENT— Central lo-
cation. Inquire at The A
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ance
Times.
FOR SALE—Baby Buggy in. (Ar)
condition. For particulars apply
at this office,
'WANTED—Horn with attachments
for Edison phonograph. Apply to
Cinelair PhipPen..
LOST -1927 Marker for Car.Finder
please leave at Advance -'fines off -
WANTED --Collapsible baby carriage..
Must be in good condition. Apply
at Advance -Times office,
FOR SALE—Girl's Cleveland, bicycle
almost as good, as new. Phone 160.
THE DE LAVAL Creain Separators,
milkers and extgines, also repairs
kept.. -- aZ..n 5, Hamilton, Agent,
Wingham:
ANTED,— Yearling eattle or calves
for pasture. Phone; M. Bradburn,
13e1graye, Phone 623•, r 31.
FOR SALE -- ,tg25 Ford Coupe in
Ai condition!. Apply 'at The.
Adva.ttce-Tithes.
It OR SALE—Wicker i3aby Carriage
xti good-eoinditioii.
Apply to Mrs.
Twatrit of le Corner ohn & Minna:
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Streets,
FOR SALE—One Aladdin Lamp. Ap-
ply to Clayton H. Phipp.en, Lower
Wingham.
FOR SALE — Range, coal oil cook
stove, :single iron bed, coal oil heat-
er, tapestry rug, coxagoleum rug,
high chair, hall seat and, mirror. -
Apply at The Advance -Times off-
ice.
FOR SALE — The chance of a life-
time to secure one of the nicest
home, just outside the corporation
of Wingham, 9 -roomed frame house,
three acres of choice land, about
twenty fruit trees, good stable and
accomodation for over one hundred
hens. — Apply to Thomas Fells,
Auctioneer.
FOR SALE — Tungar Battery charg-
er, almost new also radio cabinet
box and Grebe Radio Outfit. A
snap for quick .sale. Inquire A. G.
Smith.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the matter of the ESTATE of
LAURENCE FYFE, late of the Town
of Wingham, in the County of Hur-
on, Gentleman, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, pursuant of
S. S. No. x, of Sec. 56, Chap. 12I, R. S.
9, 1914, and. amendments thereto, that
all ,persons having claims against the
Estate of the said Laurence Fyfe, who
died on or about the Twentieth day of
December 1926, are requested to send
by post, prepaid or deliver to the un-
dersigned Solicitor for the Executors,
Jannes. G ,Fyffe and, William T. Fyfe,
on or before Monday, the 25th day of
April, A. D. 1927, their c]iristian and
surnames and addresses, with full
particulars of their accounts and the
nature of the securities, (if any) held
by them, duly verified by statutory
declaration. \
And further take notice that after
the said 25tH day of April, A. D., x927,
the said Executors will proceed to dis-
tribute the assets of the said Estate
among the persons entitled, thereto,
lxavine regard only to the claims of
which they shall then have had notice.
And thea said Executors will not ,be.
liable for the assets of any'part there
of, to any Person or persons of whose
claims notice shall not have :been 're-
ceived` by their :said Solicitor at the
times of such distribution.
DATED at Shelburne, this Fourth
day
of April 'A .tl, 1927'.
Shelb'
olicitor for th,e E: ectitor
n e, Ont.,
Those ,out of the village GoodFri=(eer. •To her, then,.divorc'e was ruin.
day, Were: Mr. and Mrs. John Dari- hit placed herbeyond the pale. She
ing, with Agnes Rutherford, Bluevale; was dead sociahy4nd,,of course, mor
Mr. and. Mrs',.., Herd and family at ail'. She was an outcast.
Newbridge. 1`,. To day we are facing the fact that
Those here ,for, the holiday are:— I a, woman is no longer'afraid to leave
Miss Lizzie. McKee, Gorrie, Norman • her husband. She is, no. longer de-
Neivans, Detroit; Miss Blanche Irwin,`I pendent upon his support. She has
of Wingham; Annie Douglas;, Elsie made the great' discovery that she
Doubledee and little Miss . Hyndman 'can' sup ort herself She has taken
4;4, Newbridge. the economic weapon with which she
Mrs. James Austin :visited •. Mrs. ;has been clubbed so long and thrown
Lucy: Harris Mildmay on •Sunday. ) it back at him :like a boomerang. The
. The Women's Institutie, met Wed- : shackles of fear. are no Ionged argued.
nesday afternoon at Mrs. Peterman's.'her ankles. She has stepped forth,
Attendance. irkMrs. Win.Edwards free!
had, the topic, f or this meeting, "Ways And tomorrow -- a hundred years
of helping children form habits of 0- hence? The present emotional antag-
bedience and „Courtesy,” Director,
Mrs.Arthur Fitch. "Roll Call," A onism will have disappeared. The timely topic.Community Sang— awkward gestures of newly found lib -
Nellie of trying ahe , sprouting wings,
Nellie Grays will `have. acquired r.ythm and grace.
M. and Mrs. Robert Jeffrey and .
Stewart, ent Sundaeven-
ing
. Today she has' developed from a chat -
Master SP Y even-
ins with the former's mother. x tel into an antagonist. Tomorrow she
i maybe a partner, an equal, sharer of
town,
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A little girl in our�'
From, school ran;away, burdens and - rewards; spiritual as well
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But finding, work at, home too"inuch, as physical'.
Went back again to stay. 1 Of course, the dish washer will sur -
Miss Irene `Mundell spent Sunday, wive as a type as long as there remains
ties entitled thereto, having regard on-
ly
to the claims of .Which `they shall
then have had notice, and the said ex-
ecutors will not be 'liable £oi %t he `said•
assets or any part thereof, to any
person of whose claim they shall not.
then have received notice.
DATED at Wingham, this 5th day
of 'April, A. D., 1927.
R. Vanstone,
Wingham, Ont.
Solicitor for the executers.
NOTICE—OILING STREETS
Ratepayers of the Town are hereby
notified`that properly signed petitions
for oiling of streets, will be accepted
by the Town Council, if presented on
or before Saturday, April 3oth, 1927.
Forins of petition may be secured
on application at the Town Clerk's
Office. This work will be carried
out under the provisions of The Local
Improvement Act, which requires that
petitions be signed by two-thirds in
number of the property -owners and
representing over one-half of the
assessed, value of property on any
street.
The oiling will be repeated later in
he season if required.. It is expected
that this service will cost about $I.5o
for a 66 foot lot. This amount will.
be added to taxes of property affected,
NO petitions will be accepted after Ap-
ril 3oth,
p-ril3oth, 1927,
W. A. Galbraith,
Town Clerk.
evening at the Manse. 7 a man in whoiin that,age old' tradition
Miss Gamble of Whitefish, is , a has not been 'stamped out. But this
visitor with her aunt, Mrs. McKenzie. `is •
an age when our,, ears are already
familiar . wit hhte, splashing sound of
Make your pane brighter with Del- tradition being dropped overboard,.
co Light. The dependable farm Thenew generation has a lofty con -
Electric Service. '
Get our, new ' low price and
terms.
HENRY JOHANN
Delco Light Dealer
Glenannan, Ontario: t .
Just' as we look back with a tolerant.
; .
smile at those dark ages when the law
ordained; that a man ,might ,not kiss
•his wife on Sunday, so will they look
back at where we are today. The pre-
sent hypocricy of marriage will be in-
tolerable There will be no law or
public opinion to force a woman to
go on living, with a husband when de-
testation ris mutual. Instead of being
a matter of perjury and smart lawyers,
divorce will be as readily .accessible
as a postage stamp.
If a wife has no money of her own
she will no longer be in the position
of accepting tips, as, she is today, how-
ever gracious they may be offered. In
other words, man and, woman, in
their marriage relationship, will 'look
at each other with different eyes, as
partners and equals; ,morally, physi-
cally and economically.
NOTICE T,O 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 Edward Haines, deceased,
who died on or about the fifth day
of March A. D. 1927, at the Township
of 'West Wawanosh, in the ?rovinee
of Ontario, are required to send by
post, prepaid, ' or to, deliver to Rt Van -
stone, 'Wingham, Ontario, Solicitor
for the Adnlinistratrix, on or before
the seventeenth day of May, A. ID;
1927, their names and addresses, with
full particulars in writing, of their
claims and the nature of the securities'
(if any) held by there duly verified
by a statutory declaration.
ANT) TAKE NOTICE FURTHER
that after the said seventeenlh day of
May,. A. D. /.927, the Said admitistra-
trix will proceed to 'distribute the as-
sets of the said estate'among the par-
ties >entitled thereto, having regard`
only to the claims of which they shall
then have had notice,: and the said
Atdrninistratrix shall not be liable for
the -said assets at any part tliereof to
any person of whose claim she shall'
,tot then have received :notice,
DATED et Wingham this thirteenth
day o April, A. D. 1027.
R. VANS" ONE.
Winghain P. O.
Solicitor for the ldmhnistrat i c.
• • tempt for the .old. It refuses any
easy thnig that it accepted It is a gen-
eration of restless experiment, 'fear
fear-
less of consequences.
:; .TINDERS .FOR' COAL
SEALED tenders addressed to the
Purchasing Agent, ' Department of
Public Works, Ottawa, will be receiv-
ead'at his office until 12 o'clock noon,
Tuesday, April 26th, 1927,: for the sup-
ply of coal for the Dominion Build-
ings throughout the Province of On-
tario, including the City of Ottawa.
Forms of tender with specifications
and conditions: attached can be obtain-
ed from G. W. Dawson, Purchasing
Agent, Department of Public Works,
Ottawa; and. R.:Winter, 59-61 Victoria
Street, Toronto, Ont. fenders "will
not be considered unless made' on the
forms supplied by the Department,
hi accordance'''with departmental spe-
cifications and conditions.
The right to demand from the suc-
cessful tenderer a deposit, not exceed-
ing Io per cent of thio amount of the
tender ,to secure the proper, fulfilment
r reserved.
of the contract, is
By Order,
S. E. O'Brien, Secretary.
Department of Public Works,
Ottawa, April $, 1927.
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-Passion, of course, will always be
present; but they will have won their
way to a far saner solution of its
consequences than is dreamed of in
our present philosophy. If civiliz-
ation it to endure, then man and wom-
an have got to stand shoulder to
shoulder, thinking alike, 'working 'to-
gether, equals.
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j have not pooled eggs before, make enquiries. Now is thfe time
to start.
• CREAM
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Cream at the time it is delivered to Ole`,factory. Twice a year,
we divide the surplus profits with the cream patrons. Is there
:anything fairer in Ali creamery business than this. Our fourth
,Commodity. Divide will be ready,on April` 18th. `'
TRUCKS ,.
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arrangements to give you 'a truck service this year.
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A Vibrationless Engine—with all mountings of resilient silencing,
rubber;,
A Triple•Sealed Engine;
A Vacuum -Cleaned Crankcase;
Automatic Heat Control;
Thermostatic Control of water circulation;
Sealed Chassis;
Torque -Tube Drive;
Automatic Lubrication of engine, universal joint and fan hub;•,
One piece, 1 -beau{ Front Aute;
Cantilever Rear Springs;
Fisher Body with V.V. Windshield;
Duco Finish;
Ton-IPlate Multiple Disc Clutch;
Controllable -Beam Headlights;
Mechanical 4 -Wheel Brakes;
Balanced Wheels.
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