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FOR SALS-eStx. of Wissghaui:s tbest ;PROPERTY ;FOR:SALE-Six-reorn
homes len ‘:sa1e--Thos., Belle, AAuc ed house,toil -Splendid: +ouadation in
tion�er. Ld e'r wxngharn ';ha'rd 't, and: soft
water; • Go' od garden e . A snap
FOR SA'L'E- Jbeetless Corona (Gook fo1-, , quick ,sale.' Apple to Miss
-Stove, with reservoir. Avgly to ` 18jugs1ey on the premises.
Wan. Rat iliieasant Valley.
\\TANTED-About twenty cattle for
,FOR SALE -. 2 Pieces of shingled t,pasture.-D. Totten, Glenannan,
roofing zo x n feet. Will sell ;cheap.
Apply to =Lawrence McLean, Min-.
pie 'Street.
FOR SALE-"xo lgiigs, 6 weeks Old.
Apply- to Alban\V, Pattison, ;?.,cute
Wingham.
FOR SALE -Heim and lot in. Low
er Wingham. Apply to J. 13 kc-'
:Ewen.
FOR SALE•-Secontlthand Three buz•-
ner, P:erfeuteen !C2iflStove, also Lawn (COTIRT O;~` REVISION ;Township
• Mower and ;Oetd ;S,`..ove.-Buchanan �f Turriberry--A court of Revision
Hardware. riT1'he•hdltiein )3luevale, on Thurs
;DOG _ LOST -Large .black and white
..dog. Answers to name of Buster.
Tinder kindly .-communicate with
'Lloyd. Henning, Route 1, Wiiaghana,
Phone 8618, Wroxeter:..
JFCOR S' LE -.-At the village of White4
church, house and lot, with stable,
1j5 'mere Or ]and, some small fruit
and •good 'Seater. Cheap for quick,
-sale. Apply to D. G. Kennedy,
Wingham.
PIANO TUNER R H. Stewart will
:be in town next week. Orders should
be left et the .Qzteerl s Hotel.
FOR SALE -x927 Tudor Ford, good ab
as new, only run out goo miles
Snap for (reticle sale. -- Apply Ad
vance-lune,.
WANTED - calves lves ;fronx six to
eight months ca1d. J. i.. Salter, R.
4, Winghaiu: Phone ear -6/q..
WANTED -Capable Girl for Gener-
al hous'ework. Apply to Mrs. C. N.
Griffin.
HORSES -1 will be at the :Brunswick
Hotel all day Friday, May 6th and
Saturday morning, . May •7e,h, with .i
my guaranteed Heave cure for Hors-
es, Half cash and the balance
G-
when cured,-. H. Maurer, I?as'sley,
FOR SALE ---Police Poppies, German
Shepherd, Pedigreed and registered
from prime whiling stock, pelees
reasonable W, J. Cole, Belgrave.
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TO ET--r5o-acre farm within x
of Wingliarn, za acres fall plowing
done , Balance in grass. Apply
to R. Vanstone, Wingham, Ontario.
' :FOR RENT -Garden for rent, or to
be worked on shares. Inquire at The
Advance-Tintes office.
Auction Salo. - Valuable Ftrinitur�
rear of, A. J, Ross frardware'store,
on Saturday, May- 7th, '
commencin
at 2 o'c;loek,�•..C. D. Shackleton,: Pro-
prietor: Thos. Fells, Auctioneer.
'I ^,NDE:1w'S WANTED- Ashfield
Township ---'Genders will be received
by the .undersigned up to 3 o'clock
qx tic., rsn Thursday, May 26th,, for
' e constructionof two concrete
utmetil:s for the Reid bridge, lot 9,
ria, 6, Ashfield" Also seven small
ridges, two on side line 6 and
con r2, W, 1)., one at lot t, con 2
1D,; one on D 1, coo 5; one at lot
On r E, D.; two at D. L, Corr.
t, Council to furnish gravel and
ion l iron; Plats and specifica..
ions may be seen in clerk's office.- .
lw. McDorraglt, 'Clerk, S.ucknow,
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day, Day 26th, at 3 'p.rn. to hear,
complaints on the assessment. -J:
L. McEwen,'Reeve; W. R. Cruik-
shames, Clerk.
{WAW iED- We wish to obtain the
services of a good, honest, thorough-
! ly reliableman, -who is well regard-
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ed in his own,ee,mmunnity, to rep -
t resent a Toronto house, whose man,.
agement is A. I., having an estab-
lished reputation al over 25 years.
An experienced mean will go with.
you to start. You will get all •en-
quiries to follow up in your own
district, credit for repeat business.
This offers a good opportunity to
such risen as retired farmers, im-
plement salesmen, or any other man
who has the necessary •t4zaracter
qualifications and if favorably
known. State whether you have
car and if ready to start at once.
Box C., Advance -Times.
MORTGAGE SALE of VALUABLE
FARM PROPERTY
UNDER and by virtue of the poev-
ers contained in a certain mortgage,
which will be produced at the time
of sale, there will be offered forsale
'by Public Auction, on Saturday, May
t it, A .0. 1-927, at the hoar of 2 0'-
cluck in the afternoon, at the Village
trf .33luevale, by Thomas Fells, Atte
tio;teer, the following property, Warn-
cly; Lot Number ' Seven in the Second
l"oncession of the Township of Teel -s-
herry in the Comity of Huron, con-
taining sixty-nine acres of land Snore.
or less.
There is situate on the said proper -
y, one and one-half story brick house,
am 5o x 60 ft., with stone founla-
ion, two good wells and the said pro-
erty is well fenced and has good
rainage.
TERMS: TO per; cent of the perch -
se money to be paid down at the
ime of sale, balance to be paid within
tirty days.
Por further information and condi.
ons of sale, apply to
5, W.13U8i PIEL D,
Solicitor for the 14fortagee,
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fifth day cif April, A, D. 1927,
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"ENDERS will be received by The
undersigned up to noon of Wednes-
day, May x8th, 1927, for the perch-
eee of the lot and residence of the
late John Reid 'onthe West :side
of Soft Street,` Wingham. There
is on the premises a good 'frame,
ane story and a half house 24 x 32,
with brick kitchen 13 x'54 attached.'
There is a good cement soft water
cistern and the house is wired for
hydro, and town water has been in-
stalled in the house. There is al-
so a good frame garage, and a small
hen house on the lot. Terms: Ten
,per cent. down, the balance within
thirty days, when possession will be
given. A good title dr no sale.
The highest or any tender not nec-
essarily accepted.
J. A. MORTON,
Wingham P. O-, Ont,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In THE ESTATE of WTLLIAM
HENRY BRANDON, late of the
Township of Morris, in . the County
of Huron, :.Farmer, deceased:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
pursuant to Section 56, Chapter121,
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: D. 1927, at the Town ,of
Wingharn, aro required to send to Jos-
eph 'A, Brandon; Belgrave, Ontario,
or John Brooks, Wingham, Ontario,
the Executors of the above Estate,
or to the undersigned.; on or before
the sixteenth day of May At D. 1927,
their names and addresses with fall
particulars of their claims in writing
and the nature ofthe securities (if
any)- heid by them.
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AND 1# IJRTHER TAKE NOTICE
that after the said sixteenth day of
May, A. D., 2927, 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 le li-
able fen any claims not filed at the
time of''the:said distribution:
DATED at . Wingham, this twenty-
fifth day of April, A. , D. 1927,
J. W. BUSHFIELD,
Wingham, Ontario.
Solicitor for the Executors.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE ESTATE of JAMES 2.
SCOTT, late of the Village of Bel -
more, in the Count of Huron, Farm=
er, 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 James I. Scott, who.
'died on or about the twelfth day of
March, A. D.,1927, at ,the Village of
Belmore, are. ,required to send by
post, prepaid, or deliver to. R. 7. Doug-
las or George Herd, Belmore, Ontar-
io, the,Executors of the above Estate,
or to the undersigned, on or before
the twenty-first day of. May, A.D.,
1927, their names and addresses with
full particulars of their claims in wri-
ting and the nature of the securities,
(if any) held by them. •• .
AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE
that after the said twenty-first slay of
May, A. D., /927, 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
received notice and the Estate will
not be liable for any claims not filed
at the time of.the said distribution.
DATED at Wingham, this thirtieth
day of April, A.D., x927.
rJ• W. BUSHFIELD,'
"gingham, Ontario,l
Solicitor for the Executors.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
pursuant. to Section 56; Chap. '521, o
the 'Revised Statutes of Ontario, tha
all persons having claims against th
Estate of Edward Haines, deceased
who died on or about the fifth da
of March A. D. 1927, at the Townshi
of West Wawanosh, in the Provinc
of Ontario, are required to send b
post, prepaid; or to deliver to R. Van
stone, Wingham, Ontario, Solicitor
for the Adxninistratr ix, on or befor
the ser.enteenth day of May, A. D
.5927, their naives• and addresses, 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 FURTHERthat after the said seventeenth day of
May, A. D. 1927, the said administra-
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
Adminrstratrix shall' not he liable for
the said assets or any part thereof to
any person of whose claim she shallnot then have received notice.
DATED at Wingham this thirteenth
day o:f,,Aprzl, A. 17. 5927.
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IN MBIUt:OI I'AIUf
in loving memory of Mrs,. Sa:
Scandrett, who passed away, May St
926,
The Family.
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WXNG DvA'N� "TIMES
NOTICE TO CgEDITORS
IN THE ESTATE. OF AGNES,
MUSGROVE, late of the Town of
Winghsun, in the County of Huron,
Widow, deceased:
NOTICE .IS HEREBY GIVEN
pursuant to Section 56: Chapter 125
Of the. Revised Statutes .of Ontario,'
that ,all persons having claims against,
the Estate of Agnes Musgrove, who
died on or about the ninth day of
April, A, D. 1927, at the Township
of Turnberry, are required to send b
post, prepaid, or deliver to J. 'V\Y,
Bushfi
eld, Wrnghana, Ontario, Solici-
tor for the Executrix, on or before
the twenty-first day of May, A. 13,
/927, their names and addresses with
full particulars of their ,claims in writ-
ing, and the nature of the securities,
(if any) lreld.by them.,'
AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE
that after the said twenty-first day of
May, A. D...5927, the assets of the.
said Estate will be distributed by the
said Executrix: among the parties en-
titled thereto, having regard, only to
claims' of _which' she shall then have
notice. and the Estate will. not be li-
able' for any claims not filed at the
timeof the said distribution.
DATED' at Wingham, this thirtieth
day of April, A D.. 5927,
. 3, ;W, BUSHFIELD,
W ngham,`Ontario.
the Executrix,'
Solicitor for.
MORTGAGE, 'SALE OF FARM
PROPERTY
UNDER and by virtue of the Pow-
er contained in a certain mortgage
which will bye produced at the time
of sale, there will be offered for sale
by public auction, on Thursday, May
caul;' A. 'D. 1927, at the hour of one
o'clock, in theafternoon, on the prem. -
Mr. Leslie IVIcEll'oy of Detroit, is
spending a few days with his 'par-
ents,. Mr. and Mrs. McElroy.
The Choral Society, , presented,
Joseph's 'bondage in 13russels town
'hall on Wednesday night This is
'the third time this sacred, cantata
has been presented.
• A special meeting of ratepayers
was held on Wednesday, night in
Memotial Hall. Reeve Ifilne pre-
sided. The. object of the meeting
was' to discuss the proposition of
$1.o,000 loan to Bainton Brothers
for the erectidn 9f a vyoollen mill.
After some discussion it wae agreed
to submit the proposal, to a vote of
the taxpayers.
There passed away in Toronto, a
former citizen, Mrs. E. D. Chamber-
lain'. The remains were brought
here ozt Tuesday and interred in the
fairtily lot in the Union cemetary.
Rev: Dr, Kamnivan, Secretary for
the Young Peoples' Society's of the
Presbyterian Church, gave two Splen-
did eddeesses in Memorial Hall on
Sunday. ,
The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper
will be observed in Queen St. United
Church. There will also be a re-
oeption of members,
A number of friends and neighbors
mat at the home of jamas and Mrs.
Grant, xeth Con Grey, to bid them
good'-hye and spend e. social ,evenieg
wit lithem, before leaving to live with
their daughters, Mrs,, Cameron Ad -
fr. Archibald HiSlop was called on
to read a evell worded and, kindly ad-
dress, and asked 'Mr. and Mrs, Grant
to‘accept two chairs as a token of our
respeet and esteem, t. ,
Miss Me,rgaret was also presented '
,wwiit:gli,aantrn,:nbrel:', Ivir, 6,1: , 1 ,,.
Mrs. Grant is asister Of Dr. Perrie, of a
John L. AO et:awe , wan tav
Mr. W. Abraham 'kindly epondiul, c
purchased .!new ,Essex C s,
MISS Miegaret Catimbell has .r
PUBLIC. SCHOQI,
RPORT
(Coritinned From Page I)
280, Edith Campbell ,2,78, Helen Afiller
274, Winnifred Smelt 273, George Carr
273, Grace Brackenbury John Cur-
rie 269, Rachel' Kalibegje 269, Winni-
Frank Renwick 255, Eirima Krohn
233, Irene Clark 221, Stewart Forsyth
33. Class -Betty Collar 294, Lorraine
Carter Jean Muirhead Hazel
Ledeit 265, Irene Fitt 263, Bert Van -
en Groves 248, Lillian Fuller 246,
Jimmie Lee 234, Luetta flak 228,
Harry Ross 222, Marie Reid 207", jean
Mellor 205„ James Durnin ,x89, Evelyn
Gamble x55, Alvin Ledeit 143, Frailk
Angus r34. -Phyllis Johns, Teacher.
Primary Rooni-POssible Total 235,
Class A -Earl Kennedy 210, Mary
Julia 'Preston' 209„ Vern0 Walker
197, Doris Armitage, -192, Margaret
Hughes 186, Geoffry Hattersley z85,
Eilene Curtis /76, Harry rosiiff 172,
Clarance Cantelon 170, Irene Chittick
and Marie Hopper 159, Irlrna Harri-
son 157, Alice ,Dore and Bobby Rae
15x, Marjorie Forsyth 546, Ilene
Browne i44, Irene Browne iv, Edith
Mundy r32, Harold Porker 129, Har-
old Stevenson 127, Evelyn Campbell
x26, Carl Bondi I17, Lillian Howard
14, Herman Kennedy 97, Robert
Casemore 76, George Elliott 73.
Class B. -Possible Total 225 Hon-
ours 168 --Rail Cruckshanks itg8t Jo-
seph Gillen x7t, .Allatt Small r67, EY-
elyn Carter 159, George Boyle 550,
Kathyrn Patterson 144, Charlie Krohn'
124, Ruth Hamilton 123, Ch,arlie ,Rosi
1o9, 'Kathleen Saint 106, Joe Wilson
759,• Gertrude Finley 8o, Gordon Helm
n 61, Lisle Patterson 28. R, E.
GLENANNAN
Mrs. John Metcalfe and Mrs..Lamb
and daughter Isabel, who have spent
the past week' in Toronto,,, have re-
turned home '
Mr. Robot Muir of -the Queen's 1..Tni-"
versity, Kingston, is spending his'
vhaercae.tion 'with his mother 'and brother
Mr.' and Mrs. Robert Cra*ford and
Mr. Wm. K,err of Milbank, Mr. and
Mrs. George Crawford of Niagara
Falls„ spent Thursday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Stokes and
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Renwick spent
Sunday evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Breckenridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert, fohnston
spent Sunday evening with the latter's
sister, Mrs, Lamb.
Miss Agnes Fortune of Wingham,
spent a few days at her home on the
ninth last week.
Messr's. Alex Forgie and Reuben
Stakes attended the Trustee's Convert-!
tion in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mnir returned
to' 'Toronto after spending a week
with friends here.
Miss Ruth Vincent, of London, is
spending a few days at her home
here.
Mrs. j. E. Ellis\ spent a few days
laet week with her daughter, Mrs,
j. D. Elsley, of Londesboro.
Mesdames Wm. McDowell, Robert
Buchanan, ja,m.es Woods, attended
[the Presbyterial meeting of the W. M.
S. of Huron County at Goderich on
Thursday last, ,
The Annual Congregationalemeetin,g
of the -Westfield United Church was
held on Tuesday evening in the base-
ment of the. church. The following
ofifcers were elected for the session;
Messrs. Wm. Rodger, T, H. Taylor,
W. F. Catripbe11, Robert Buthanate
azid for the I3oard of Matagers: W.
bell, Wm. Walden, Wm, McDowell
and George Sae% Jr. Trustees;
Messrs j, L. MeDoev,e11, Fred Cook
and Robert Snell. Mrs. Robert Me-
nd Mr. Marvin IfeDowell was elected
Church Secretary. ' The congregae
ton 18 macie up of some fifty Unifi-
turned hopie after Spending a couple I
.weeke With Mrs, S. MeNaugh-E
Willie West preached the Pres-
byteriati Church last Sunday. Mrs,
W, j, West accompanied him.
Monday, At3ril, 256, tee and
IN' MEMOBIAM
Ilaeott-In sad and loving amory
of dear husband and father, who
passed sudtletly away; April 4th,
The blow was great, the shock severe
We never thought his death so near,
And only tlidae who have lost can tell,
The Pale of parting WithOnt fare -
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for the Spring' and Summer S
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In our NORTH WINDOW we are showing some Pi
of' the different kinds and it will pay prospective'.
buyers to take a look at the splendid values offered..
FOR INSTANdE-
A beautiful line' of 'Iiiiond',Patent with -
one strap, fairly high, heel. A' really
nice shoe, up-to-date ,in every particu,
lar. In all sizes for women, Pair 2.95
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Another specially good value is made of dark brows,
Patent Leather,with Brown Swede trim, moderate)
heel in all Sizes for Women, for per pair ILK!
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▪ The lines above mentioned.are just tyio Of the manr -a
• good values being offered at this .',Take a look' a
I in our North Window or better still come hi and see
THE Sii0E STORE.' ',Pliant 129; W1NGHAM'''
i .MAIT4A NO CREAMgRY 1:''''';
, We are..handling Pool Eggs the. same as last 'year. If you,
have not *idled eggs before, make enquiries. Now is tht time
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Cream delivered to the plant on Saturday night, will be graded,
vaeighed and sampled, but will not be tested till Monday mornini.
We will advance you money on this cream if you so desire. Or
you can get the full payment on Monday.
If our trucirs have not called on you, ring 07r. 'We.will make
arrangements to give you a truck, service this year.
THE UNITED FARMERS, CO OPERATIVE
COMPANY, LIMITED.
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STOCK BROKERS,„ BONDEDEALERS.
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Bank of Commerce Building
Phone 95 Wingfia
Private wire service. connecting with TorOnto,
Montreal and .NewMork Stock Excbanges, and
Chicago .and :Winnipeg Grain Exchange,
Board Room Open froM 9 a. in ',to 4 p. m.
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