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FOR SATE -Driving Horse for sale. WANTED—A small house or.'flat to
Apply to Mrs. A. Fox, Whitechurch, rent in town. Apply. at Advance -
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FOR SALE—Ford Tudor in first
class condition. -••Apply Box,C, Ad-
vance -Times,
FOUND Aero Cushion Tire and
Case, on 1 ' ry�
Finder
eeswater road.I't
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may leave carne by paying fax this
t*7P. SALE—A couple of large doors,
suitable for garage. A large ver-
andah post, several storm windows,
also several inner tubes and cas-
ings 33 x 4. Inquire A. G. Smith.
HOUSE FOR SALE—In village of
Garrie, comprising. House, Barn,
Garage and four Lots. Property
of late Win. Stinson. Reasonably
priced for quick sale to close 'estate.
—L H Stinson, 13x, Glenhalm Ave.,
Toronto; P. T. Walker, Walkerton,
Executors.
TENDERS WANTED — Ashfield
Township ---Tenders will be received
by the undersigned up to 3 o'clock
p.m., on Thursday, May 26th, for
the construction of two concrete
abutments for the Reid bridge, lot 9,
Con. 6, Ashfield, ' Also seven small i
bridges,- two on side line 6 and 7,
eon 12, W. D., one at lot x, con 2 W
D.
onoD
on L. con , one at Jot
7 con se E. D.; two at D. L. Con.
x2. Council to furnish gravel and
bond iron, Plans and specifica-
tions'7etay be seers in clerk's office._
C, T. McDonagh, Clerk, Lucknow,
R. R. 3.
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AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY I`IO
SPECIAL MEETING
A special meeting of the members
and directors 4c of s of the Turnberry gri_
Ate, r
Agri-
cultural Society win be held in the
Council Chambwr,ing Wmaham, on Sat-
urday, May 21st, at 3 p.r_i., for the
purpose of approving of the purchase.
by the Directors of Lots 22g and 230,
an the East Side of Alice Street, and
Lots 274 and 275 on the West side of A
Helena 'Street .and Lot 231 on the ' a
South Side of Victoria Street, Governs n
merit Survey, in the Wngharn Town ! t
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Pot, from Arthur Law, at t'he price tl
of $2,o00and authorizing tie Dint- 7
tors to Execute a Mortgage on said d f
premiees to the said Arthur Law for t
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the sum of $x6�o'.00, to secure payzxtent.
of part of the purchase price, and for
the transaction of any other business
which may come before the meeting,
C. G. 'CAMP.BreLL MT
A, G. STtI '•
P,r.tsident Secret,
,FOR SALE -490 Chevrolet touring
Motor car, in first, class condition.
.Apply at Advance -Ti
mes.
CEMENT FOR SALE—Apply to
Kew Paterson, Phony -611, White-'
church. •
FOR SALE—Good second hand Wag-
on. Apply to W. C. Armstrong,
General Blacksmith.
HOUSE FOR RENT—White brick
house modern conveniences, in good
location, Apply to John Hanna..
BOYSI—Your chance to buy Dunlop
Bicycle Tires $1.75 each. Inner
Tubes 95c. Thompson. & Buchanan
Hardware. 4' ,Pk"
FOR SALE --Seed • Corn, the best
high germination, White Cup, Yel-
low Bent, Improved Leaning Bailey,
Golden Glow, Wisconsin, No. 7.
W. J.Duff, -BluevaIe.
AUCTION SALE -of Furniture, at
Miss Pugsley's, Lower Wingham,
an. Saturday, May List. Thos, Fells,
Auction eer.
FARM FdR SALE—or rent for grass
re miles S. East of St, Helens,
Good building, spring creel: running
through the far.'a,, W J• Dodd,
Lucknow,: Ont. Box' 202.
TENDERS -will be received up to
and including May dist,' for the
work only of painting L.O.L. No.
794, two coats. Paint, Shellac etc.
to be supplied by the .Lodge. J.
McMichael, Rec. Secy,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE ESTATE OF AGNES,
MUSGROVE,' late of the Town of
Wingharn, in the County of Huron,
Widow, deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
pilrsuant to Section 56, Chapter 121
of the R•eviseid; Statutes of Ontario,
(bat all persons having claims against
the Estate of Agnes Iviusgt•ote, who
shed on or about the ninth day of
pril, A. D. 1927, at the Township
f Turnberry, are required to send by
ost, prepaid, or deliver to J. W.
usltfield, Wingham, Ontario, Solici-
or for the l.xecutri', on or before
to twenty-first clay of May, A. D.
9227, their names and. addresses with
uli particulars .of their claims in writ
ng, and the nature of the securities,
if any) held by them.
AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE
Ilat after the said twenty-first day of
fay, A, 1), 7927, the assets of tine
aid Estate will be distributed by the
aid Executrix among the parties en -
fleet. thereto, leaving regard; only to,
(*aims of which she shall then have
otice, ;and the Estate will not be lis'a
ble for any 'etainis not filed at the
me of the said distribtetioit.
DAI 1?,13 ti Wingham, this thirtieth
xy of April, A. i)„ t927,
J. W, USX FIELD,
Wingham, Ontario.
olisites tetrix,
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rlisrz:tic',r, dries' quiekly. See our
bargain table of House paint $1,19`
per quart, sonic good {colors left.
.1`hoto'i,son ': Buchanan hta:rdwartt,I
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COURT OF R VISION—Township
of.urn
T b
er court ca t of Revision
will be held in Biuevale, on Thurs.
day, Day 26th, at 3 p.m, to hear
complaints on the essessni.ent.. -4.
1•.•. MoEwen, Reeve;; W. R, Cruik-
shauks, Clerk.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE ESTATE of JAMES I.
SCOTT, late of the Village of Ed-
more, in the Count of Huron, Farms
er, deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
pursuant to Section 56, Chapter r2I,
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 ,requieed: to ,send ,by,
post, prepaid, or deliver to R. J. 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 then(.
AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE
that after the said twenty-first 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
received notice and the Estate will
not be liable forany claims not ifiled
at, the time of the said distribution.
DATED at Wingham, this thirtieth
day of April, A.D., 1927.
J. W. BUSHFIELD,
Wingham, Ontario.
Solicitor for the Executors,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the estate of Lettie Rutledge, of
the Town of Wingham, Spinster, de-
ceased.
A11 persons having claims against
he estate of Lettie Rutledge, deceased,
who died on or about the twenty-first
day of February, 1927, are notified to
send to the undersigned Executor,
The Trusts and Guarantee Company,
Limited, Toronto, or to the undersign-
ed, its solicitor, on or before the Sixth
day of June, 1927, their names and ad-
dresses and full particulars of their
claims, and the • nature : of the securi-
ties (if any) held; by them dulyveri-
fied by statutory declaration.
Immediately after the said 6th day
of June, 192.7, the assets of the said
deceased will be ' distributed among
the parties entitled' thereto, having
regard only to the claims of which
it shall then have notice,
DATED May loth, 1927.
THE TRUSTS AND GUARANTEE
COMPANY, LTD., 302 Bay St.,
TORONTO
R. Vanstone, Wingham, Solicitor for
the said Executor:
E912 SALE
2926 FORD SEDAN
like new with extras
2924 CHEVROLET SEDAN
1924 FORD SEDAN
1923 FORD TOURING
igen FORD TUDOR
1922 FORD TUDOR
1920 GRAY DORT TOURING
Also
MAXWELL TOURING
in real' good shape
Cecil Merkley,
Wingham,,
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FOR SALE.
We have Dodges, 1Vlascwelle, Essex,
McLaughlitis, Chevrolets and.. Fords,
coded and open models.,. -.See us be-
fore you
bu.
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Your old car,
as part pay, terms if
desired. .
The Clinton Garage
The Trotting Horse
INC PATCH
54ti A I: :. 2nd
Will make the season of 1927 at
Morris Bostnan"s stable, Bluevale;
...-,King Patch and, is sired by Monbars
Boase, and is closely related to Dim
Patch,
the great race parse,....
TERMS—$x2;ao payable January xst,
1928, if found in foal
3Vlorris Bosnian, Henry Branton
Mattager. Proprietor. 5
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. 'OF RAST 'WA.WANOSH
Court of I2ioevi
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The Coltrt of Revision on the As-
,.
s. stilet(( loll of the 'Townships ' of
East Wawanosh for 1927, will be held
in the Forester's Hall, Befgravc, ani
Wednesday, Junetst, 7927, at one
o'clock p; tri;
doelt p.rxi.
Atex. Corte
d, Clerk,
WINGHAM ADVANCE -TIMES
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THE ,WINGEIAM ADVANCE -TIMES 1,1(1:27
Fablished at
WINGHAM, ONTARIO
Every Thursday Morning
W, Lagan Craig, Publisher
Subscription rates ---One year $2,00.
Six months $x.00, in advance.
Advertising rates on Application.
SALUTATORY
this issue of the Advance -
Times, person takes up
well performed by Mr. A
during the past twelve
ting,the welfare and plate
of the town. And in c
this work, no lengthyexpl
are necessary. It is a duty
in any citizen to be loyal
business town; have a justifiable
its aecompiishments; and
e in its future. Wingham
fortunate with it manufacindustries,t-
uring rich fanning co
and progressive citizens,
some way the betterment
conditions is a worthy ambition.
main object of the
be to promote the business
s of the village, to endeavour
a friendly relationship` be-
tween and country; to encour-
age advantages of
nia"1c'e it a desirable
as well as a profitable
centre,
paper will be strictly rode
ail pubic questions, its c
g open to any signed attic
with anything of general con-
cern; the same time the
right to present any met-
er to: the public welfare
way as heseesfit. It will en-
deavour fair, avoid personalities,
with all matters on
d to retain that confidence,
it in the past. To accomp-
lish practical co-operation
of the citizens is solicited,
t this no newspaper can ex-
ist; equally true that n
e town can do without~
newspaper.
W. LOGAN CRAIG,
Withnce-
Times, athe
work soA. G.
Smith years,
in promo sial
progress on_,
tinuing tl explan-
ations in`
cumbentto
his busin ble
pride in a
confidentis
singularly ct-
uring to
munity and
to aid in of
these conon.
Thus the Advance -
Times will
dvantage
to create e-
tw�een to ur-
age the e the
town and place
of residence,le
business
The p-
-ndent on of
umns bein le
dealingbut"editor
claims the. t-
er relativein
such a n
deavour to es,
to deal'their
merits, ance,
placed in p
lish this, t and
assistance
for without x-
ist; and ito
progressive its
weekly
t
Stewart Lyon, ex -editor of The
Globe, has followed the e,ample of
that famous Greek, Cincinnatus, and
taken up farming, having purchased.
a xoo-acre property about 5 miles
from Fergus. In one sense Peter t�titl
be at home, he is in the midst of
a Scotch settlement, . where thrift is
o
v However, proverbial. Wever, there will be
those who will say Peter is about 35
years too late in finding his chosen
vocation
'The national committee for the
jubilee celebration of Confederation
suggests that a maple tree be planted
on July 1st at every place where . a
celebration is held A tree -planting
ceremony might appropriately be a
feature of centennial celebration. If
the place and the tree,' or trees were
carefully chosen, the result might be
a living arch spanning the next _ cen-
tury.
Declaring a marriage between a
Jew and a girl of the Baptist creed,
performed , in Ottawa and legal in
eery respect hinder the laws of On-
tario, annulled, Judge Bruneau, of
the. Quebec ,Superior Court has, for
the first time in Canadian History, it
is believed, seen fit to question the
validity of 'a marriage solemnized
regularly in.another province under
the laws of that province `Religidus-
issues are not a factor in the case,
the basis of contention being that the
groom was a minor at the time of
marriage, and as such was ineligible
to contract a marriage ceremony un-
der tete laws of Qaebee,
Canada's exports to the United
States have. increased greatly in re-
cent ears, but itpet
years, is a,saying in
y F -
certain quarters that the increase is
largely in raw materials, which, it is.
contended, should be kept at home
an i
d t < ttt'nel uta manufactured prod-
ucts here, It may surprise most
people to know !tow greatly Canada's
position in this respect has unproved.
The figures
given below
show in per-
centages the classification
of Canada's
exports to the United States for the
years 19914 and 1923::
7974 1925
Raw materials .,, .,.,. _,..:. 65 34
Partly manufactured ..,-,,,16 27
Manufactured 19 39
Canada is making remarkable P ro-
gress in inanufaeturing, despite the
jeremiads that are heard occasionally,
particularly at election times.
46.414,
Premier Ferguson in recatru Xetid-
ing"to the i iunieii1 aliities of Ontario
that as another ni'ethod of ttiarking
the Diamond Jubilee of Confedera-
tion tete name `Canada" should be
Used " whore passible in cliristextitig
places or squares. . "Canada .Place"
or "Canada Square" which at the
present time either: bear no name at
all or a designation with no special
significance shows a robust Canadian -
ism that should encourage those
timid souls who are always fearful
of expressing pride in their country
Test we may weaken the imperialistic
tie, On ' every occassion that Mr.
Feguson speaks he breathes a strong
Canarlianism and a ,belief , that Can-
ada has indeed the poteptiality of a
nation --a people whose moral vigor,
and strength, and keen sense of
justice and freedom, have been the
heritage tff centuries.', The septi"-
maent could not be expressed, better
than in the words of our Indian,
poetess;
"We count no man. sa noble as :the
one who makes the brag
That he was born in Canada beneath
the British flag.".
BORN
ELLIOTT—In Wingham, on Friday,
May 13th, to Mr. and Mrs. Eert
Elliott, a son.
LOCKRIDGE-In ,'Wingham, '•• oil
May rgth, to Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Lockridge, a son
tACEWAN--In Go'derich, on April 25
to Mr. and Mrs: Geo. G MacEwan,
a son, Peter Scott.
.DIED
RUTHERFORD -In Glasgow, Scot-
land, on April' 29th, John Ruther-
' ford, formerly of Wingham,`and old-
est brother of Mrs George Powch
of East Wawanosh, and• uncle of
Mrs. John Levit and Andrew Wit-,
, son.
CARD OF THANKS
The brothers of the. late Mrs, Rob-
ina MacDonald, who died .on the Both,
of ,March at Wingham, desire to .thank
the many friends and relatives who so
kindly manifested their sympathy to
thelm in their bereavement:.
•ACCIDENTS AT LUCKNOW
This seems ca be Lucknow's unit cky
week in regard to accidents, thxiee have
occured so ,far, :.although the week is
only three days old, The first .oc-
cured Monde. yafternoon, when, Mel-
vin Johnson, aged i1 years, while rid-
ing a bicycle on Main street, was
knocked off by 'a motor car, receiv-
ing an ugly gash on the leg.
Tuesday morning Mr. Black, a loc-
al tearrister, suffered , a broken arm
when cranking a motor car for a
friend, i tle engine backfiring This is
the second of this type of mishap oc-
curing in this vicinity recently.
The third accident also happened,
Tuesday morning, Daniel MacLeod
being painfully bruised and crushed
when he was pinned under a concrete
wall, which collasped as he was as-
sisting in moving a house back from
the street Iine, 'About a dozen men
quickly gathered, and held up the!
heavy concrete as 'best they could un-
til measures could be taken to release
Mr. MacLeod, who was pinned from
the hips down
RUPTURE EXPERT HERE
Do you suffer from rupture? If
so, your big opportunity has now ar-
rived. Mr. Reavely the noted rupture
expert will be, at the
. 'QUEEN'S HOTEL, WINGHAM
one day only
TUESDAY, MAY "31st
and will be pleased to ;give free ex-
amination to any sufferer and to de-
monstrate his famous appliance.
This appliance will contract the op-
ening in zo 'to 75 days and will cure
cases in from three to six months.
This appliance its positively-, demon-
strated to you right on your own per-
son without any cliarge.,,....You do not
spend a Irenny unless you are fully
satisfied that it is the right appliance
for you. A consultation with Mr.
Reavely will cost you nothing. Dott't
Iet this opportunity get away from
you. Remember the date,
fo
an_A ere
An honor was conferred'up on
Captain Sanies Turnbull, C.E.E.,
It.hl•E , oommander of the Canadian
?acifie steamship Mantitairix, recent-
lY, when( he was, appointed Aide -de -
Camp to Hi;1 Majesty King George 'V,
Ali golfing records were shattered
recently when Ii, Tanaka, local ,Tap-
aneso golfer., playing on the Cana-
dian Pacific course "Langara," seorw
ed a hole in ane twice in one routed
of the eighteext-hole links, The first
was obtained at the fifth hole which
is. 115 yards, and the second at the
sixteenth hole, which is 210 yards,
Doting the month of ,'areas; of
the present year automobile produc.
titin in •Canada, has increased 33 per
cent, over and above the production
for the corresponding month of last
year, being 15,376 ears, as compared
p d
will( 7,762 for the'prevlous year, Al,
m rst,'half o)"',tlte cars produced wni'e
for estport, according to the noinin.,
rot, Bureaa sof Statistics:
Thursday, May Igth, x427
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'Fine Footwear'
the very
utmost int'.Y le . an finish
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IN THE FIRST ;PLACE—Our "Variety is unexcelled"
part of Western Ontario,
IN THE SECOND PLACE --"You do not require' to pay such
extreme prices" as at most shoe stores, in fact "Our prices
are most moderate"
AND LASTLY—The (natter of fitting is extretnely important, for
a "shoe that fits" not only looks better but ire addition
"GIVES,THE UTMOST 11\11 SHOE COMFORT"
We are very pernieity" in regard to "shoe fitting" and you may
depend on our ging the very best'. to "giveyou the utmost' in
Shoe Satisfaction". If you are to be: a `June bride' or "one of the
in this
chosen guests" you will find this shoe store is prepared to supply
your every need in, "nice footwear."
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During Summer Months, all stock and grain ex-
changes operate on Daylight Savings Time:
Daily sessions open 9 a.m. and close at 2
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Easte1h ancaid time. Saturdays open 9
a.m.
and close at. 11 a.m.
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Private Wire Connections to all.Exchanges.
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NOTICE.
Bank of Commerce Bldg.,
Phone 95 Wingham, Ont.
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