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FOR SALE -Driving Horse for sale. , FOR SALE -Collapsible baby carri-
Apply to Mrs. A. Fox, Whitechurch, ; age, almost new. Apply at the Ad -
dance -Times Office.
WANTED -A small house or flat to
rent in town.Apply at Advance- OATS FOR' SALE- Iexpect a car
Times ' of oats at Belgrave station about
June 1st° Particulars from Thomas
Shoebottom, Belgrave.
POUND Aero Cushion 'Tire and
Case, on Teeswater road. Finder
may have same by paying for this IF YOU Wish " to buy house in
advt. , Wingham I have houses for sale
ranging in price from $r,000 . to
$3,600 to suit any buyer.
Apply to Thos. Fells.
FOR 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
Gorrie, comprising House, Barn,
Garage and four Lots. Property
of late Wm. Stinson. Reasonably
priced for quick sale to close estate.
--=L H Stinson, 151, G1enholm Ave.,
Toronto; P. T. Walker, Walkerton,
Executors,
'FARM FOR SALE -or rent for grass
i1 miles S. East of St. Helens,
Good building, spring creek running
through the farm. W. Y. Dodd,
Lucknow, Ont, Box 202.
TENDERS -will) be rece;'ved up to
and including May 31'st, 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 TIIE ESTATE OF AGNES,
MUSGROVE, late of the Town of
Wingham., in the County of Huron,
Widow, deceased„
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
pursuant to Section 56, Chapter 121
of the Revised Statute. of Ontario,
that all persons having claims against
the Estate of Agnes Musgrove, who
died on or about the ninth clay of
April, A. D. 19e7, at the Township
of Turnbcrry, are required to send by
post,: prepaid, or deliver to J. W.
Busificld, Wingham, Ontario, Solici-
tor for the Executrix, on or before
the 'twenty-first clay of May, A. D.
/gay, their trains and, addresses with
full particulars of their claims in writ-
ing, "arid the 'nature of the securities,
Of any) hold by them.
AND FURTHER. TAE NOTICE
that after the said. twenty-first day of
May: A. 0. T927,' the assets of the
said Estate : will be distributed by the
said: Executrix among the parties en-
titled thereto, baying regard, nilly to
chains or which she shall 'then: have
notice, and the Estate will not he li-
able for arty claims not filed at the
time ' of the said distribution.
DATED at Wingltain, this thirtieth
day of April, A. D„:x927,
. W. BI,JShlhs"rEL 17,
l\Tingharn, Ontario.
Solicitor fortlie Executrix.
NOTICE
a citizens f errs are requested to 'have
heir'premises, in a sanitary, condition
turday:;tare 4th.
DV Order of
Pltr Sattitaiwy° Ingpactor
RETURN -Every cream can at
once. With increasing business 'at
the very busiest season, we must
have every can in use. lefaitland
Creamery.
FOUND --In Wingham on •.Monday
morning, a sum of money. Owner
may have same on furnishing satis-
factory proof. Jas Gilmour, Wing -
ham.
FOR SALE -Starr Sedan in excellent
shape, Star Coupe and Roadster,
Touring cars, and a first-class med-
ium sized pipeless furnace. B. J.
Beringer, Dealer, Wingham.
MEETING OF HURON COUNTY
COUNCIL
The Council of the Corporation of.
the County of Huron will meet in the
Council Chamber, Goderich, at 2
o'clock in the afternoon of Tuesday,
the 7th day of June, 1927. All , ac-
counts against the County must be
in the hands of the Clerk not later
than Monday preceeding the meeting
of Council.
GEO. W. HOLMAN,
County Clerk.
Goderich, 'May 20th, 1927,
TWP. OF EAST WAWANOSH
Court of Revision
The Court of Revision on the As-
sressinent Roll of the 'Township of
East Wawanosh for 1927, will be held
in the Forester's Hall, Belgrave, on
Wednesday, Juneist, 1927, at one
o'clock p. nr,
clock p.m,
Alex. Porterfield, Clerk.
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rived. Mr. Reavely the noted rupture
expert will be at .the
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NOTICE ` TO ' CRl„,DIToRS
IN CORBETT, at,eTofrE a the Township 'fo
Morris, in the County of Huron, Far-
mer, deceased,>
Notice is hereby given pursuant, to
section 56, Chapter 121 of R a, O.,
1914, that all persons having claims
against the Estate of William Car-
bettkwho died on or about .the seven-
teenth daY
even-teenthdaY of January, A. D., I927, at
the Township ofMorris, are required.
to send by post, prepaid or deliver to
J, W. :Bushfield, Wingham, Ontario,
Solicitor for the Adnnnistratrix, or
before the Eleventh shay of June, A D.,
1927, their names and addresses with
full particulars of their claims in writ-
ing and the nature ,of the securities;
(if any) held by, them.
And further take notice that after
the said eleventh day of June, A. D
19.27, the assets of the said Estate will.
be distributed by the said Administra-
trix among the parties entitled there-
to, having regard only to claims of
whichshe shall then have notice and
the Estate wily not be liable for any
claims not filed at the time of the said.
distribution.
DATED at Wingham, this twenty-
third day of May, A. D., 1927.
7 W. BUSHFIELD,
Wingham, Ontario.
Solicitor for the Administratrix
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE ESTATE of JAMES I.
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 L Scott, who
died on or about the twelfth day of
March, A. D.,1927, at the Village of
Belrnore, ;are ,requizted to .send by,
post, prepaid, or deliver to R. J. Doug-
las or George, Herd, BeImone, 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
fall 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 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 for any claims not filed
at the time ofthe 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.
All 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 Sihth
day of June, 1gz7, their names and ad-
dresses and full particulars of, their
claims, and the nature of the securi-
ties (if any) held by them duly veri-
fied by statutory declaration.
Immediately after the said 6th day
of `June, 1927, 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 rah, 1927.
THE TRUSTS AND GUARANTEE
COMPANY, LTD., 302 Bay St.,
TORONTO
R. Vanstone, Wingham, Solicitor for
the said Executor.
The Tr ottig Horse,
KING PATCH 2nd
Will . make the season of 1927 at
Morris Bosman's stable, Bluevale.
Ii ing Patch end, is sired by Nfonbars
50210, and is closely related to Dan
Patch, the great race horse
TERMS --$.o0 payable January 1st;
1928, if found in foal
Morris Bosman, Henry Branton,
Manager. Proprietor.
That the prospects for i3ritish set-
tlers coining to New Brunswick
were good; that, in' fact, arrange-
ments had already been made for
!singing a substantiae number of
Beitish families to this province, was
nestled by J. A. Murray, provincial
;ir,eriatend•ent of Colonization and
Industry, who • has returned front
England where he was acting in the
interests of the Government. He
has reeeived niarty enquiries as to
the settlement prospects in New
Brunswick.
That Calgary district has again
taken its place in the front rank as
a, producer of horses in the Domin-
ion was pointed out by O. III, Hutton,
President of the Calgary Rotary
Club, who deelaxnd that 61 carloads
of bosses had been shipped east from
Calgary in three weeks, t+ee ntly,
Indicating the growth of the. Indus,."
try in the district 116 referred to the
large number of entries received for
this yearta I•lor:le' Shaw, totalling,.
'mot than SOO, as compared with
600 last yearn.'
INGHAM AIaVANCE-TIES
TOE ;%IOWAN ADVANCE.11101.
Publiehed at
WINGHAI4I, ONTARIO.
Every Thursday Morning ,
W Logan Craig, Publisher
Subse;iption rates --One year $2.00.
Six months $r.00, in advance.
Advertising rates on • Applications
CAN ,DA'S YEAR
Here are some statistics . which
should make even the .sourest citizen;
an , optiknist in regard to Canada. In:
the year 19.26 Canada accomplished.
the following things:.
Had the largest favorable trade
balance of, any nation in the
world -$400,000,000,
Manufactured, as much. as ; did
the United Statese when they had
a population of .5o,000,000.
Had a foreign trade equal to
that of the United States when
they had a population of 76,60o,-
000. _ ,.
Invested" $560,000,000 in bonds
and added $2oo,000,00o to its sav-
ings bank deposits,
Spent $I1o,000,00o in. the pur-
chase of automobiles.
With a population less than
one -twelfth that of our neighbor
to the south, Canada did one-quar-
ter as much export trade.
The reason for all this is not hard
to seek, Canada has what the world
needs. We have the natural resour-
ces for which the world is clamoring.
We have the greatest grain -producing
area on the globe; we have the finest
fisheries;' wehave the greatest lum-
ber resources; we have the wealthiest
mineral mines of all kinds, and we
have water power resources for their
development. The world is compeIl-
ed to look to Canada. ' The Domin-
ion is on the eve of great develop-
ment. This Jubilee Year promises
to be Canada's out -standing year in
the 6o years of its history.
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Experiments in the Pacific. Cons:
methods of halibut fishing are nn;,
being made by R. B. Cann, of Yet.
mouth, N.S., with hi5.+newts halibut
fishing boat, "Fannie Powell H°."
following his extensive studies on
the. Pacific Coast.
The Canadian Pacific's gross
earnings for the first quarter of the
year were the largest on record for
that quarter, at $43,236,009, or an
increase of $2,891,051 over the cor-
responding quarter of last year. Net,
however, was a little lower than last
year at $6,462,628, compared with
$6,531,067.
Madame Jane Sion, champion of
European women swimmers, ar-
rived im Canada about the middle
sf May on the Canadian Pacific
steamer "Montnairn" from Antwerp.
She will take part invarious swim-
ming marathons in Montreal and
ether centres in both Canada and
;he United States, ' including, events
it the Toronto Exhibition.
The telephone
department of a
modern dep:'rt-
mental store.
Anything can be sold
by Long Distance
No matter what you have
to sell, do not thiii.'k it can-
' not be sold. by Long Dis-
tance. It can, -if the price
is right;. People are raid-
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ly : becoming educated to
buy by telephone many
thin gs they formerly
thought they had to ex-
amine before purchasing.
Those who have definitely ac-
cepted Long Distance for sys-
tematic, selling tell us µ-- and
the number is rapidly growing
that where they do not suc-
ceed itn making a sale on the
first try, the prospect newly
always comes back latex to bur.
Cel tho tote ,i)4staitee davit.
There are 40,60o *ore telephone
prorpeets do Otttewio ttnd Que-
bec WS year.
'Mayer Martin, of Montreal, en he- •
'half of 100 pilgrims to the Elaeharis.,t
t c Congress at Chicago, 'recently
presented a handsome engraved gold.
watch to Edward P. Whelan, cit'
ticket agent, of the C.P.R., at Wind-,
sor ; Station, ; Montreal, in apprecia-
tion of the care and attention be-
stowed upon thein; by Mr. Whelan,
who aceompanied the party on their
Tourney to Chicago.
The seeond greatest half-year in
the history of the Canadian Pacific
Railway has been completed with
the month of July, the official finan-
cial statement for this period show-
ing an increase 'in the gross earn-
ings over the preceding six months '
of $10,071,966.56. The increase in
the net profits for the same period
amounted to $6,159,041, or an in-
crease nearly • double that of the
previous half year in 1925.
Following a slight recession in
April the production of automobiles
in Canada continued its upward
trend itt May to reach a new high
level of 24,934 units, valued at $15,-
761,015. This output compares, with
-21,502 units, worth $13,754,390' in
the previous month. For 'the five
months ending May the cumulatide
production was 108,127units, valued
at $62,685,152, as . against 78,227 •
units valued: at $49,497,988 in the
corresponding period last year.
Canada leads the nations of the
world in the proportion of years of
prosperity to years of depression,
says a report ,:pow in preparation by
the National Bureau of Economic
Research, Ltd., an American organi-
zation. Covering the period 1884-
1924, Canada shows 1.86 years of
prosperity per year of depression.
The United States comes next on
the list with 1.79 years of prosperity
per year of depression,' covering the
period 1890-1923.
Definite indications of the largest
building year Canada has had in
more than a decade are now shown
by the record of the first six months
of this year. The very large and un-
usual total of $194,543,600 worth of
new construction for the first half
of the current year and contemplated
new work to the value' of $304,598,-
500
304,598,500 forecasts great activity for the
remaining months. During June
ontraets awarded totalled $54,186,-
400,
54,186;X400, an increase over June, 1925, of
68 per cent.
One of the greatest foundations
upon which the Canadian national
spirit rests was laid by the Canadian
a'cific Railway was the conviction
uttered; by J. D. Cameron, of Gles
ow, in an address' before an audi-
enee: at Pembroke ' recently. "Not
merely did this railroad act," he
aid,. "as a bondbetween all the
rovinces of the Confederation; but
1t was, by its conception and final
onstruction, a greater force than
nything else for the unification of
he scattered provinces."
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The sea -faring settlers of the He-
brides are not all fishermen as one
might expect, but farmers in a small
way known in the rugged northern
Islands as crofters. Father R. A.
Mac onnell; the clergyman in charge
of the immigration of these hardy
folk to Western Canada, disclosed
this interesting point recently en
route to his headquarters at Red
Deer, Alberta. Father MacDonnell
has been in Canada about fifteen
years and has been engaged in im-
migration work during that time.
The Earl' of Clarendon is respons-
ible for the statement that of the
25 families whom he personally in-
terviewed, sent: out to Canada under
the Overseas Settlement League, he
has not met with one malcontent.
He intimated that the settlers were
unanimous in the opinion that 'Can-
ada had been good to there, His
Lordship', accompanied by the Coun-
fess of Clarendon and their three
,,cTiildren, Lord Hyde, Lady Joan Vil-
lers and Hon. Nicholas Villers, is
making :a study of the immigration
problem as he travels to Banff, Lake
Louise, and other points west in the
Dominion,
• MARRIED
Tiffin,---Dawson-On Tuesday, May
24th., by Rev. Mr. Pollock, Jean,
only daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Wm.
Dawson of .Iiinlose, to Mr. Wesley
1,"iffiti, son of Mr: and Mrs. Jos.
Tiffin.
USED CARS
FOR SALE.
We have .Dodges, Maxwells, tssex
1Vit:Laug•hlins, Chevrolets and... Fords,
0losled and open models -,..See tis bei-
fore you buy.
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ur old Cat"" at part pay, tering if
desired.
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Will find our selection of
'Fine Footwear' the very
•utmost in style and finish
®' IN THE FIRST PLACES -Our "Variety is unexcelled" in this
part of Western Ontario.
IN THE SECOND PLACE -"You do not require to paysuch
extreme prices" as at most ,shoe •stores, in fact "Our prices
are most moderate":
AND LASTLY -The matter of fitting is extremely important, for
a "shoe that fits" not, only looks better but in addition
"GIVES, THE UTMOST IN SHOE COMFORT"
We are very pernicity" in regard to "shoe fitting" and you may
depend on our doing tide very best to "give you the utmost in.
Shoe Satisfactibrea If you are to be a 'June bride' or "one of the
chosen guests" you will find this shoe store is prepared to supply
your every need in "nice footwear."
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THE SHOE STONE' Phone 129, WINGHAM'
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NOTICE.
During Summer 3/faiths, all stock and grain ex-
changes operate on Daylight Savings Time.
Daily sessions open 9 a.m. and close at 2P .m.,
-•Eastern Standard time. Saturdays open 9 a.m,
and close at 11 a.m.
Huron Investments Limited
STOCKS, BONDS, GRAIN, COTTON
private Wire Connections to all Exchanges.
Bank of Commerce Bldg.,
Phone 95 Wingham, Ont.
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our pea is in first place for entries froth Ontario in the light ra
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light breeds: pace for the IIII
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p second place; as
well as having second and third high hen.am
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