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AUCTION SALE -Chattels being the.
estate of the late W. H. Brandon,.:
at' Lot 2, Con. 4, Morris, on Sat-
urday, April 3oth, at 2 o'clock. --
Jas. Taylor, Auctioneer.
DIRECT SALESMAN --Experienced,'
Whole or spare time, to demons-
trate" and take orders. Well ad-
vertised line, in great demand, big
commission. Write Sales Manag-
er, 140 Cambria St., Stratford, Ont
FOR SALE 2 Pieces of shingled
roofing io x xi feet. Will sell cheap.
Apply to Lawrence McLean, Min-
nie Street.
NEPTUNITE VARNISH Dries
quickly with rich gloss; does not
scratch or mar while under severe
usage; not affected by hot or cold
water, and does not discolour light
patterns in Linoleum. Save the
floors with Neptunite. Sold by
Buchanan Hardware. '
GIVE the YOUNG CHICKS, a prop-
er start by feeding Royal Purple
Chick Food. It means strong and
vigorous birds later on; also Royal
i1?urple Calf Meal on hand:—Buchan-
an Hardware.
LOOK—Get my price • list before or-
.dering Barred Rock or. Wlite Leg-
•barn iBaby Chicks or Eggs for Hat-
c'hing' Pure bred -to -lay strains,
Incdb,ators and Brooders at right
p•riceseCustom hatching' done-Dun-
cen "Kennedy, Whitechurch, Ont.—
Bell 'Telephone 6xI-42.
PIANO 'TUNER—R. H. Stewart will
be in town next week. Orders should
be left at the Queen's Hotel.
FOR SALE -Girl's Cleveland bicycle
almost as, good as new. Phone i60.
FOR SALE—Twenty Six Hundred
buys firsi:,dlass grocery stock and
fixtures in London. --Sydney Smythe
Market Lane,
FOR SALE-Franie lbuilding about
20 ti 3o ft. for 150—W. A. Currie,
Machinist.
HORSES•---I'r bill bo at the Brunswick
Hotel all day Friday, May 6th and
Saturday rnoreing, May 7th, with
my guaranteed Heave cure /or Hors -
Half cash and the balance
w1i rt cured.—G. R. Maurer, Paisley,
q.
�OIt_SALE One Gar kiln dried, No.
3 yellow corn to orrive about May
3rd. 85c, per Int. Cash off car: --•-r1,
C. Adams, Phone, 40,
O I,E1"oi50-acre farm within r mile
of Win Ytaaan, 25 acres fall plowing
done . ?'Balance in grass;' Apply
tri R. Vanstorte,;Wingham,, Ontario,
C"tsllapsiblc hrtby buggy
w : A swipe Apply aseintnidy to be, paid down at 'the
time of sale, balance to be paid within
y �',
thirty days,
For further information and condi
tions ,of sale, apply' to
3. W I USRPIEI.D,
S'0liclterrr the he Mztrtaget..
DA"I"I~p at Wirtgha�.Am . thistwntlty
tifih +ta i o Apr°i9, I?. r),-1927,
PROPERTY •FO'R SAiiE—Six-room-
•ed house, on splendid<fioundation in
Lower Winghanr, hard and soft
water. Goad garden; A snap,
for 1guick sale, Apply to James
Norman, Route ;:3, VWingham.
LOST -- Mdb'Capl:off hearse, on Sat-
urday afternoon,' ',between White -
Church :and \Wsngham. Finder
kindlyleave .with'R..'A+'Currie, Un-
dettalcer.
FOR SALE—•douse and lot in Low-
er Wingham, Apply; to J.: D. Mc-
Ewen:
xOR SALE—ourRubber Stair Treads
saves the ,steps ,:nxakes•=going . up and
coming down stairs eaeier.',Linaited
,quantity on sale, only .54c each at
Buchanan F3arthvare.
FOR: SALE—eAt'the :village of White
church, house and 'lot, ewith stable
115 acre of 'land, -some ;small' fruit
'and good water. Cheap for quick
sale. Apply to ,l? (G.' Kennedy
Wing1n m.
TO REFIT—Pasture to rent,±I26 acres
well watered and well ;fenced.eC21
and see W. F. -Morels, ':reesi3 atei
Phone 32-604.
WANTED—We wish to robtain • the
services of a good, honestethonough
ly reliable man, •,who'is •weIleregard
ed in itis own ,communnity, to rep-
resent a Toronto house, whose man-
agement is A. I. 'having •an estab-
lished reputation ,of over 25,yea,rs
An experienced man will go with
you to start. You will get all en-
quiries to follow sup :in ;your town
district, credit for repeat business
This offers a good erpportunity to
such rnen as retired farmers, im-
plement salesmen, or any other -mean
who has the necessary character
qualifications and if favorably
known. State whether you 'have
car and if ready to start, at once
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MORTGAGE SALE of VALUABLE
.FARM PROPERTY
UNDER and byvirtue of. the pow-
ers
contained in a certain mortgage
which will be produced at the time
of sale, there will be offered for sale
by Public Auction, on Saturday, May
144th, A .D. x927, at the hour of. 2
clock in in the afternoon, at the Village
of Bluevale, by Thomas Fells, A.t c-
tioeeer, the following property, nam-
ely: Lot Number Seven ie the Secont
Concession of the Township of
T
urn-
berrv the County of Huron, con-
taining si t5-nt
ic acres of land rnar•e
or less.
There is situate on the said proper-
ty,
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ty, onto and 'one -halt story brick house,
barn 50 x 6o ft., with stone foi.n'iia-
tion,'two good wells and the said 'aro-
ert is well fenced and has pro -
party p Y good
drainage.
TERMS: tO per cent of the much -
Itis office.,
AWD_LoT:VOR SAL:
115r rrlodet'it 4tOtistti brit;k yeneei
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WINGH M ADV 11169Fl-rXMaES
TEN-DERS will be received by the
undersigned tip to noon of Wednes-
day,, May 18th, $927, for;the punch.:
ase of the lot and residence of the
late John: Reid, on the West wide
of Scott Street, Wingham. There
is on the premises a good fratn,
one story and a half house � x z
3 ,
with brick kitchen 13 x e4 attached.
There is a good cement soft water
cistern i
and the house.is wired for
hydro, and town ,water 'has been: in-
stalled, in the house. There is a1 -
so a good frame garage, and a small
hen house on the lot. 'Terms; Teen'
per cent. down, the balance within
• thirty days, when possession will be
given. A• good' title or no 'sa1le.
The highest or any tender not nec-
essarily accepted.
J:: A. MORTON,
Winghani P. O., Ont.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In THE ESTATE of WILLIAM:
HENRY BRANDON, late of the
Township 'of Morris, in the County
of Huron, Farmer, deceased.
NOTICE• IS. HEREBY GIVEN
pursuant to Section 56, Chapter .121,
of the Revised Statutes of Ontario,
that all persons having claims against
the Estate of Wiliam Henry Brandon,
who died on or about' the fifth day of
April, A. I), r907 .at the Town of
Wingham, are required to send to, Jos-
eph A. Brandon, Belgrave, 'Ontario,.
or John Biooks, Wingham, Ontario,
the,, Executors of the above Estate,
or is the undersigned; on or before
the sixteenth day of May A D!tg27,
their names and addresses with, bell
particulars of their claims in: writing •
and the nature of the •securities (if.
any) held; by them,
AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE
that after the• said sixteenth day of,
May, A. D., 1927; the assets of the.
said Estate will .be distributed by the
said Executors among the parties en-
titled thereto, having regard only to
claims of which .they shall then have
notice, and the Estate will not be Ti -
able for any claims' not': filed at the
time:of the said distribution.
DATED at, Winghanr this' Remy-
fifth day of April, A D. '1927.
J. W..BUSHFIELD,
Wingham, Ontario.
Solicitor for the Executors. '
Stit
• TENDERS :FOR DREDGING
" SEALED tenders, addressed to the
undersigned and endorsed "Tender for
dredging, Godericli and . Kincardine,
Ont., will be received 'until . ii noon (daylight saving),.o'
clock, Tues-
day) May 3, 1927.
Tenders will not be considered un-
less made on the forms supplied by the
Department and in accordance with
the conditions set forth .therein:
Combined specification and form of
tender can be obtained onapplication
to the undersigned, also at the office
of. the District Engineer, Customs
Building, London, Ont.
Tenders niust include the towing
of the plant to 'and from work.
The dredges and other plant which
are intended to be used on the work
shall have been duly registered in
Canada at the time of the filing of the
tender with the Department, or shall
have been built in Canada after the:
filing of the tender.
Each tender 'must be accompanied"
by an accepted cheque on a chartered
bank, payable to the order of the
Minister of Public Works, for 5 per
cent of the contract price, but no
cheque to be.for less than fifteen hun-
dred dollars. Bonds of the Dom-
inion of Canada, /or bonds of the
Canadian National Railway Company
will be accepted as security, or bonds
and a cheque if required to make up'
an odd amount.
By Order,
S. E. O'BRIEN,
Secretary.
Department of Public Works,
'Otawa, April 22, 1927.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
pursttant 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. 1). rg27, at the Township
of West Wamwanosh, in the Province
of 'Ontario, are required to send bye
post, ,prepaid, or do deliver to R Van-
stone, W;ingha'rri, Ontario, Solicitor
for tine Administratrix, on or before
the seventeenth day of 'May, A. D.
rg27, 'their names and addresses, with
full particttiars in writing, of their
claims and the native ,of the securities
{if any) Meld by them duly verified
by a statutory declaration.
ANT) 'TAKE NOTICE FURTHER
that after the said seventeenth raay of
lv1ay, A. D. r927, the said xdrninistra-
trix will proceed to distribute the as-
s
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s� f i said5t nrti 1, the '
tits n the estate < o t; 1 par-
ties entitled thereto having regard
tl v r ga
only to the ,claims :of which they shall
then have had d notice, and . the said
�
Administratrx shall not be liable for
the said assets or any part thereof to
any person of whose claim' she shall
not then have received eotiae.
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:IYAT E'D,at Witighatn this thirteenth
day of April, A. D. to27..
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VA,14STOME,
Wr;rtghanl p, O:
1%citor frit rite. Administratrix,
w. :N'TID Girl for dining
fork a'ki.. rttns'wikk Hotel,
-RERDRT'FFQ1 BELGRAVE
SCHOOL
The following is.a report of Easter
--U.S.
I Sch of S,
tests ,for HBe grave v
N4 k• . -
,Those marked with *have an "licinor
storid gin, and 1l are ed aceprd-
a arranged
tto :their standing in all the sale -
`Sr. r IIV— Alberta 'McMurray, Ev-
elyn tCpibett.
Jr"."'IV -- Varna. Wheeler*, Mildred
.
Sgo/yb�rpeW, . .MargaretMcGrae , Jerry
ee3die e
Bs•
Sr,III — Marjory Hamilton.
'Jr, 1II Wesley Cook, Emeline
Nicholson, Reginald Rintoul.
ilInd <Class - Rellison Bone, Gar-
�rer Nicholson, George Gregg.
',1St 'Class — Jghn Gear*, Cameron
Rintoul*, `Janet Stobie*,' Freda Jor-
dan*,, Ivan, Irwin, Kenneth Wheeler*,
Nora Wheeler*; .Doris Corbett*, Mae
Youngl.
Primer -=- James Coultes*, Wilma
G egg•
H, L. ^McKenzie,
xTeacher.
RAPIID CITT,.
'.;Mr Charley Dobbs of Damascus
Mrs. Jack'Coults, of Mt. Forest, Mrs.
iFre 1 t Chapnpion; and Luella of Brrus
visited - with herr diece, Mrs.
YMaik "Gardner• of Rapid'City.
'Mr. Billy • Gollan and Mr . Jack
Champion- visited • • Friday last with
friends on our line •+
`Mr. Arthur Gaynor of London,
spent -the week -end at his home here.
-Mrs:: Chas. Thompson is spending
a week with her mother, Mrs. Smith,
rdf 'Hanover.
''Miss 'Florence. Thompson •of Lanes,
Is spending' a few days -with her par-
ents here:;
Mr. Sid Whitley of Lucknow is en-
gaged with Mr. Wm. Henderson on
his -farm :here. ;
Do' you rei'riember'the pian whom
The Toronto, Telegram •:said, that on
account of being a Liberal in Politics,
could 'never 'be Grand `Master .of On-
tario 'West? • Come •out and hear
him" 'J. 'J. 'Hunter, of Kincardine,
Prov. Grand -Master of Ontario West,
address an open meeting -in Lucknow
L. d.. 'L. 'Hall on "Thursday evening,
May -5th. Concert,' Lunch and a
Dance -afterwards. tome all.
`J'AMESTOWN.
There passed away last . Thursday
evening, :Mr. ,Donald McDonald. Mr.
McDonald was one of the oldest
residents of this district. Be was
twice married, Miss: Henderson of
Howick, •being his 'first wife, and
Miss Sarah 'McAdams, his second
helpmate. ,Seven children survive.
The funeral was 'held 'Monday, to
Brussels' Cemetery:
Mrs. Duncan McDonald has re-
turned home from the 'Listowel 'hos-
pital, where she was operated on.
Mrs. Robert Stradhan will -be a
delegate to Goderich 'this week to.
attend 'the missionary meeting to he
held in the United 'Church`.
lllir. Andrew Simpson was -visiting
his daughter, 'Mrs. 'John 'Montgom-
ery.
Alex. Sinep4on of Detroit spent
aster with his father, Andrew
Simpsdn, and also called on 'his
aunt, Mrs. James "Strachan.
APRIL'S VAGARIES
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April's always Mond' of thrills,
First a pot of :gold he spills,
And the yellow goncpfil fills.
Then when sunshine fol1ows'raint.,
And the robin's note is -plain,
She calls winter back again:
f. ISABEL'GRAHAM.
Seaforth.
STEAMER GREYHOUND
GODERICH-DETROIT" Excursion
Red Star ,Navigation Company an-
nounces that the Steamer Greyhound
will make her annual trips between.
Detroit and Goderich the week of
June 6th, arriving at Goderich, Mon-
day evening at ,5:30 Pt, M., running
a moonlight out of Goderich that
night and leaving for Detroit, Tees -
day, 'nee eth, 9.30 a•.In. Returning,
ltwurrd
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the G'e will leat e Detroit for
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Goderich on Thursday, June gth, at
r:00 p.nt. The second and last trip
from Goderich to Detroit will be
Fri-
day morning, June loth, 9.8n A. I. No
later dates than these could be ar,
ranged, as the Greyhound is under
contract to commence operations be-
tween .Toledo and Cedar Points, on
ti e T2
1,e til,
1 T'he ;usual 1
3 ow fares'tiv311:
be itt effect.
ttew hat is said by .an
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nalr boys' ,sial: hut° and rnola
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" COMMUNICATION
Winghana'Advance-Times, -
Wingham, Ontario.
Dear Sir:—
T nope you comment upon my open
letter to the Federal Government, a r+d
hope that bithie time you have read
their reply, ' . ',I believe that it would
only be fair to me, to credit me with
taking, in a little:. more territory than
the Town of Listowel• I hope to in-
terest 'every town in Canada in this
movement., If the 'condition was
unfair before, it is still'Itrrore so now.
I believe that If we go aftermail de-
livery ,in, 'the Towns of: Canada, we
can get it. I sincerely hope for
your co-operation in this matter.
When'.a little, bit of interest is awak-
ened throughout Canada, we can prob-
ably send outa circular suggesting
that every one who • is interested in
geting mail delivery Will drop a post
card to their local member, and the re-
sult of such an action can scarcely
fail to get results, particularly as the
Department has commited itself of-
ficially, ''that' it regrets the existence,
of regulations," which prevent it.
All that we need is ,to have the reg-
ulations changed, which is what I hop -
`ed for in the first place.
Sincerely yours,
J. W. Sangster.
COMMUNICATION
The Editor of The Wingitain Advance'
Times, Winghani, Ontario,
Dear, Sir:—We as members of the
.Executive of, the United Farmers of
1North Huron, in view of the very
scurrilous and utterly false staterreentrs
published in your paper of April eeSt,
under the heading, "Miss Macphail
Twists Th'e Lion's Tail," respectfully
ask that you publish in your next
issue, along with this letter, the real.
facts of the case as found in her lett-
er, as read in' Hansard,' Vol. LXII No.
51,: Page 23/4, :by lir.`Ross, Conserva-
tive member ; for Kingston, Ontario,
and also Miss Macphail's reply to
same on pages 2379-2384 of Han-.
sard.
Find enclosed the above Vol. of
Hansard to assist you in correcting
the mistatments of last issue, and let.
the people read the real facts and
judge for themselves':
Thanking you for giving. this letter.
publicaion, we are:
Yours very truly,'
Samuel Morton:
W. J. Henderson.
Robert J; Scott.
[The statments referred to by these'
gentlemen were intended to be cred-
ited to the Toronto Saturday Night,
and, only by an oversight they were
published without being credited to
that paper. It is not our intention
toenter into a discussion at this time
but we will publish Miss Macphail's
•
much 'discussed letter this publica-
tion as soon as time and space will
permit. — Editor.]
BELGRAVE
Miss Dorothy Brydges,, of Detroit,
was •an Easter visitor with her par-
ents' Mn. and, Mrs. T. Brydges.
Norman Stonehouse of London, is
spending his holidays with his ,par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Stonehouse.
Ernest :Geddes of Seaforth, was a
holiday visitor in town.
Mr. and Mrs, J. T. Coultes spent
the week -end with the latter's brother,
Jas. Van Camp, at Exeter.
John Wightman is in Toronto at-
tending the Ontario Educational As-
sodiation meeting as a delegate from
the Belgrave school section.
Earle Anderson spent the week -end
in Toronto.
Mrs. Farquhar of Clinton spent the
Holiday with her dailghter, Mrs. Joe
Clegg:
R. Shaw, of Bluevale, took charge
of the services in Knox United church
on Sunday, owing to the illness of the
pastor, Rev. Mr. Scobie.
Roy Armstrong . of Windsor spent
d .P
the Holiday with his parents, Mr.` and
Mrs. W. I3', Armstrong, Morris.
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IN MEMO12TA X
In loving memory of a'ry dear moth-
er, Mrs. Geo. W. Turvey, who died,
April a
Apr 1926.24th,
It was hard to
lostou mother,
y o ei,
But God,who lc o +. t
� n tt e h best
Ield out his lovingarms I' ar x s and said,.
Comeon to me and i
1,d est.
Husband anidg
Datt •hter. .
Mrs. 'Y urgtna^n and sons,r ack and
Billie, spent the holiday at London
and Parkhill.
A woman with a real sense Of htt-
rnor is so rare that soti iatr always
rnarrher drainr an :
sT.
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter Messer, who .Toronto, entitled, "Laws of Ontario,”
have lived ‘just east of the village for study dy and reference. •
the last year, are returning to Palm-
The "At Home"given bythe basin-
(
erston this week and will make than
cess risen of the village, in aid of the
home there. •,
ins.
itute, realized the sum of seven-
ty-two dollars h' Ibede-
voted to comnpinit "work..
y
BEL• GRAVE , w rc r is
to e-
Th
A special e progrartr for tlaea tern '
p meeting of itte telgrave f oon'was
c
Women's Institute was field in the a reading by Mrs. Jar>ies Michici, fol
.
lowed
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db
y a violin sol
o by
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ss N
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ril loth, with a good attendance of
Zorresters HallanWednesdaY,A1-
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MVaI•trCoCualmeeps,adompaniedb y'Mrs.3"
members,' and several visitors.
TheLan
speaker for the afternoonch Nvas served
was- icythe cortrnittee
the District Presidentu; Mrs:, in char e slid "c r
, George. g , o iststed of Salads
Cruickshank, 'of Win harp who,Jello Sandwiches Cake ,
gac 1e
• ,and Coffee.
companied bythe District n D st tet Secretary, At the close of the meeting a"Ta1-
Mrs. 3. 'J, Elliott, also of Wingham; ent Sale" was held by the members of
visited the branth at this meeting, theI
nstitute, oath ntern'b donating
cl0natulg
The regulari ,
g oder of in�etrttg' was sornetlting, Balcrng,: Candy, Emit
followed, with the P'residl;rtt, Mrs. etc., an activity which
I �' proved very:..•
Joiues Anderson in cllarg•i;;, successful.J;
The Roll Call: was,t'esponded to
the annual
with di/ name •
AI
a a #avourite lor>vren matt month art
itrv< . 'ts d e e i
ded to ,O'btain' a book
Vfted 7ty Mrs, E, R. Llan
meeting will be held.
Moine Of ah Mrs,' .' o ..
yttll;tesy: