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The New Spring Shoes
For Misses and Children
Are Quite Different This Spring
Much more colorful and novel than before.
Pretty Strap Slippers and Ties in, Blonde
and Black Patent with colorful trimmings.
Prices F $2.00, $2.95, to $3.75.
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SHOE REPAIRING.
Bring your shoes here to'be repaired, and see how
neatly, how quickly and how reasonably we do it.
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WINGLIAN1 ADVANCE-TIM/4S
EAST WAVVANOSli COUNCIL
Council met on April tath, with all
the members present, . The minutes
of the previous meeting were read
and approved.
David Cook presented a petition
for the Construction of a Municipal
drain at tots 37, 38, 3e,Con. 6.
The petition was accepted and. a
copy of same ordered to be forward-
ed to the. Engineer for examination of
the property. described.
On motion of Stalker and Campbell,
the suin of $2o.00 was ordered to be
paid the village of Blyth for hall rent
•for Division Court purposes to Dec.
3Ist, 1926. Four other accounts, the
Dow Road Mach. Co. $180.00 for glad-
er, J. Gillespie, road superintendent
.$24 50, Walter McGill, patrolman $28.-
ao and $2 oo to the Reeve for,attend-
ing meeting. 'at Clinton, re equali'ration
were ordered paid.
Council will meet again on the
second Tuesday in May.
A. Porterfield, Clerk.
BLYTH STORES BURGLARIZED
I, Some time during Tuesday night,
two local business places were broken
into. Entry to McKay's jewelry
store was obtained by breaking in the
back door and Mr. McKay figures
his loss at. about $200. At White
Brother's butcher shop the glass in
a door, was smashed ,enabling the
thief to Put his hand through and
turn the lock Luckily, not much mon-
ey had been left in the till, but what
was there was taken, although over
$8 in change was overlooked. It is
believed the two burglaries were the
work of the same parties.
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Creditable hats for this
town and vicinity. Bor-
salino, for which we are
sole agents, in grey, fawn
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and other new •shades.
Price $7.50
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IShowing the newest styles at
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Sunday with Winghatt friends. I Mr. Ivan "Irwin. of Belgrave spent
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141",, and Mrs. Stanley Elliott and
family of St. Catherinesa , spent the
F,ASttt vacation at the home of his
• mother, Mrs. John Elliot.
• Mr. and Mrs% Rey Andersori of
Stratford is 'visiting at the home of
hs parents„ Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Ail-
,derson.
qiid Mrs. 1M 5. Curriespent
Miss Xa.thleen Karr, of London.,
and formerly of ,Goderich Hospital
'Staff, spent a few days at the home
of Mr, and Mrs. T, J, J(err,
Miss Mina' Currie of Leamington,
spent Easter at the home of her
parents, Ur- and Mr. y. T, Cutrie.
Miss Rea and May Currie returned
to Detroit" after spending the Easter
holidays at their home hare 1
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Easter holidays at the home of his
!grandparents, VIr. and Mrs. Elisha
Walker.
Master Arthur Snell of Stratford,
spent the Easter holidays at the home
of his friend, Master George Young,
Mr, Norman Metter, of Oshawa,
spent a couple of days at the home of
Mr. II. Stephenson,
VVIIITECHURCH BELGRAVE
The annual congregational meeting'
Mrs. Robert Reid of Brantford is
visiting in the village, of Knox United Church was held on
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. Jas.
Miss Margaret Linklater returned
Michie occuPied the chair and opened
to her school this week after spend -
the meeting with devotional exereiscs,
ing the holidays with her parents' at
after which' the reports of the differ-
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Mr and Mrs. J. D. Beecroft and
children spent last Friday with her
parents at Seafortb.
Rev, Duncan lVfacTavish of Exeter
will give his leeture, "Misty Flats or
Drifters of Life," in. the United
Church, Whiteehurch, on FridaY, Ap-
ril 29th. This was .Postponed, last
weelc.
Rev. and Mrs, Pollock and Mrs.
Murray, motored to London on Wed-
nesdaY for Miss Annie Murray, who
had her tonsils removed ,in London
Hospital.
.Mrs. Wm. Beecroft and Mr. Wm,
Robinson left 011, Tuesday to see their
brother, Mr. Peter Robinson, who
is suffering from blood -poisoning
a hospital there.
Mrs. Ben McClenaghan and fa.ro-
ily spent Sunday with her parents, Mr.
anal, Mis. Jas. Barbour Sr. of Fordyce.
A highly respected resident of
Whitechurch, the person of Mn
Andrew passed to the Great Be
yond on Thursday, April 21S1, after
a month's illness from heart trouble
Mr. Fox was a lifelong resident -Of
E. Wawanosh and Whitechurch. He
was a member of the. Presbyterian
church before Church Union. In-
terment was in Wingham Cemetery
on Saturday, Rev. Mr. Craw of the
United Church, Lucknow taking the
services at church and grave. De-
ceased leaves to mourn him, 'besides
his' wife and brother Georg; three
daughters, Alba at home; ISabel, a
nurse; Lettie, of the Bank of Com-
merce, Winghato. One daughter,
Greta, predeceased him fifteen months
ago. The deceased was 73 years
of age. Those who attended the
funeral from a distance were: Mr. Roy
Patton of Ailsa Craig; Mrs. Clark,"
Mrs. Gallagher and Miss Tillie and
James ofca.riow;Miss Kate Smith,of
Galt and Mr. and Mrs. Zeke Phillips
and,fa.mily, of Auburn. The pall-
bearers were, John Gillespie, Frank
•Henry, John Clabb, Chas. 'Wightxnan,
Writ Bosbour and Geo. Alexander.
This community extends •sincere
sympathy to the doubly bereaved fam-
ily.
Mr. and Mrs. John' Falconer, of
Whitechurch. Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Fal-
ent soceities were given. These
showed a favorable balance for the
commencement of another year's
work. The different offiders were
appointed for the coming year and
various items were discussed. An
invitation was extended to the pastor,
Rev. James Scobie to remain and sym-
pathy extended to him during his
present illness with hopes for an early
recovery.
Mrs. Frank' Sturdy of Clinton, was
a visitor in the village on Wednes-
day.
The regular 'meeting of the Wom
en's Institute was held in the For‘es-
ter's Hall, Belgrave, on Wednesday
afternoon, when there was a good
attendance. The presiden, Mrs, Jas.
Anderson occupied the chair. A
reading, given by. Mrs. James Michie,
was much enjoyed. Mrs. Cruick-
shanks, the district president and 1\frs.
Elliot, district secretary, both of
Wingham, were present and Mrs.
Cruickshanks addressed the meeting.
- Miss Nora Van, Camp favored with
a violin selection accompanied by Mrs.
' J. M. Coultes at the piano. At the
,conclusion of the meeting, lunch was
served, and also a sale of home-made
cooking and other articles was' held.
On Wednesday night this' vicinity
experienced quite. a storm of rain,
thunder and, lightning, accompanied
by a very high wind. No particular
damage was done however.
Joe Miller has purchased a new
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On Tuesday night, fire destroyed
the barn belonging to Newton Mc-
Cauley of Morris. The cause of the
fire which started about three o'clock
in the morning is uunknown. It is
a great loss to Mr. McCauley at this
time of the year.
• Mrs. Robert McCrea, of Londes-
boro was a visitor in the village on
Wednesday.
John Fells1, of Wingham, was a
visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gear
on Monday.
BLYTH
Frank Kershaw, who moved bis
family to Goderich recently, has been'
given charge of the Huron Motor
cotter, Mr. and Mrs. Lester,Falconer Sales garage this season.
and Mr, and Mrs. Calvert Falconer) Blyth Planing Mills have erected
of Culross and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. a substantial addition in their plan-
Falcotter of I3luevale, attended the ing mill. This will enable them to
funeral of the forraer's sister-in-law, keep considerably more stock under
Mrst Ben Quinn, Thainesford, on cover, beside providing storage for
Saturday, at London, the finished product.
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Mn and Mrs. Geo.. Breeketridge
Spent Sunday Blyth •
Mr. and Mrs., George, Yeo, went to.
Toronto, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, N. H. Cardiff of
Brussels, and Mr. and Mrs', Jim Cur-;
ton, were visitors at the home of Mr.
P. S. .MeEwen, on Sunday.
Mr. John McNaughton of London,
was home last week for a short vis -
An announcement that will meet
with approval is that the C. P. R.
intend to again inaugurate the more-
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ing and evening pasgenger train, com-
mencing May r. The morning train
wil leave here at 7.01.5 and the 'even-
itg train at 8:3o, Work has com-
menced on the erection of the new
5o,000 gallon steel tank to repla ce
the wooden structure now in ,use at
the C. P. R. tracks, The new tank
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ProSentiog
Mucfi That Is NewI
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Two -Tone Wool' Crepella in Checks and Stripes,
Kasha (.".-sloths, Spring Weight Flannels, Printed Silk
P- Crepes, Georgette Crepe, Colored Fugi Silks,' Crepe '
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Ili de Chene, The Poptilar Duchess Satins,. In fact,
Everything for the Makin of Your New Dresses.
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THE BEST QUALITIES ONLY it
P. . AT MODEiR ATE PRICES.
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NI thing for your every need --Lingerie Cloths, Under- .1
wear Cloths,. Drapery Chintzes, Art Sateens, Curtain 3
iNets, Madras, Silk Curtain Scrims , Sunfast Case-.
• ment Cloths, Cretonnes, Sheetings, Pillow Cottons, , i
i Towellings, and all Household Linens. Come in and
il look them over. You will find unusual values. •
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fp. Linoleum, Congoleum Rugs, Bathroom Linoleum,
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will be operated by 'Hydro power.
E. Bender has beeen appointed, Hy- i
dro CoMmissioner to fill the vacancy
on the board caused by the removal eiri
of Frank Kershaw to Goderich -
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• NOTICE TO CREDITORS The household effects. of Mr. Doh, -
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, hYti arrived here last week- Mrs.
pursuant to Section 56, Chap. 121 of Dobbyn and .faanily cotning on Mon- =
the Revised Statutes of Ontario, that day. Mn. Dobbyn has charge of si
all persons having claims against the the hardware business of the late A,
M. Brogden, , '
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Estate of William Franklin VanStone
deceased, who died on or about the Dr. 3, C. Ross, of Harriston, has
third of March, A. D. 1927,at the town purchased the medical practice car -
of,
Winghatt, in the province, of Otter- ried on by I)r. F. A. Shipley and will
ia, are required to send by post, pre- take possession in a couple of weeks.
paid or deliver to R. Vartstone, Wing- Dr. Shiley, who found it necessary,
ham, Ontario, Solicitor fl the Execu- owing- to ill -health to dispose of his
tors on or before the ,seceind day of practice, is improving nicely of late.
May, A .D,, 1927, their names and Mr. and Mrs. R. West and son, Ted,
addresses, with full particulars in writ- of. Toronto, motored from Toronto
ing of their claims, and the nature of and, spent Sunday with Mrs. West's
the securities (if any) held by theft parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Watson.
duly verified by a statutory declar- Miss Carrie Sims, of Toronto teach-
ation, ing staff spent her holidays at the
• AND TAKE NOTICE FURTHER home of her father, W. J. Sims.
that after the said second day of May, George A. Meehan, has leased his
X07, the said Executors will proceed residence on Morris street to R. Gra-
to distribute the assets of the said ele, of Auburn, who with his family,
estate among the parties entitled there will move. here this week,
to, having regard only to the claims MrS. Levehsage of Mount Forest,
of which they shall then have had no- was the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
tice, and the. said executors shall not Stephen, over the holiday.
be liable kr the said ssets or any Henry I -lot -nay, of Goderich, is vis -
part thereof to any person of whose iting old friends in town this week,
claim they shall not then have received F. A. Rogerson was called to Barrie
notice. f on Sunday, owing to the death of his
DATII,T) at Wing,lialn, this sixth aunt,
day of April, A. D. X927. Miss feat Pate, of London Xornial
• R, VANS'rONE, Schlool, is spetding her liondays at
Wingliara, Ontario, list home here.
Solicitor for the Executors. A. 13. Carr and FA Bender, motored
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Lovely Spring Coats
New Dresses
The demand has been brisk for the types of Coats Lit
and Dresseslwe sell. New styles are arriving 'regu-
larly, and right now we have a wide choice of splen -
i ew Coats —BeigegSha.des, Navys, Black Satin
Black Poir,t, New Tweeds.'
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NEW TWILL CORD SUITS,
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MISSES' TWEED SUITS
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The Season's' Smartest Garments at Lowest Prices
Consistent with Quality. Buy here and be satisfied.
Sole Agency for Pictorial keview Patterns.
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to Stratford on Tuesday on business,
Rev. C. C, Kaine, Mrs. Kaine, Mel -
bourn arid Luella, of Atwood, and
John Kanie, principal of the Normal
School at Sturgeon Falls, sperit Fri-
day last, the guests of W. Mills.
Harry Baker, teller in the Bank of
Cornmeree, Prineetott, spent the holi-
days at the home.: of, Mt and Mrs. E.
Bender,
Charles Toll, of Toronto Dental
College, Spent a few days at the home
of his parents, Mr. ated Mrs. Fred
Toll.
1.1m C. N. Itco, of WitulSor, is vis -
iting at the hotne of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. rioter.
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Kicks—In Wingham Town Plot, on
Monday, April i8th, VS Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Kicks, a son,
Jones -L. Itt Whigham, on Wednesday,
April 2oth, to Mr. and Mrs. James
• Jones, Pleasant 'Valley, a daughter.
Old fashioned is 'Were afraid they
wOuld be eritieite a but some modern
ones are afraid they won't.
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