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THE OWN ADVANCE:TIMES
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W INGEAM, ONTARIO
Every Thursday Morning
W. Lagan Craig, Publisher
Subscription rates—sone year §S2,00.
Six months $t.00, in advance.
To let the pear and apple bloom;
An where wuz once the wild Wolf's
den
Is happy homes er happy m n6
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An' cut them dark ol' forests down,
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Important
Announoornent
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Regardir*g Prices of .
OTS and SHOE.
OLICY of buying the bulk. of our requirements
THE MANUFACTURER in case and half -case.
IMINATING THE MIDDLEMAN, enables ua
ly the same prices as the larger stores.
we are offering a REAL BARGAIN in SHOES
AND FOR" GIRLS who wear women's sizes, as
6o PAIRS COLOURED SHOES --a sprinkling
is season's goods and strictly up-to-date, but
RACTICALLY ALL SIZES IN THE LOT but
ch kind. THE QUALITIES: ARE GOOD, FOR..
AVING BEEN $3.95 and $4.95; but to clear out
ffering them for
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FOR'S''ALE—Fresh- lime. 'Apply to
Colin Eadie,Glenannon.
FOR SALE—A cream wicker baby
buggy, in good condition. Apply to
Mrs. Ed. Small, : John street.
FARM FOR SALE --too acres, Lot
4, on lath concession, Howick. For
further particulars apply to William
Dodds, R.R. No. 1, Wroxeter.
FOR SALE OR RENT—White brick
house with large garden and barn,
on Carling Terrace and south of the
High School. Apply Mrs. J. W.
Brown.
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.
WANTED -Any person who have a
can of ours ' and not using it for
Cream, we would like if they would
returri to the creamery, as we are
in need of all our cans for the
next 6 weeks,. United Farmers Co -
Operative Co.
DE LAVAL CREAM SEPARATOR;
MILKING MACHINE, and EN-
GINE for Sale Repairs on hand,
Second-hand Separator for Sale. R.
S. Hamilton, Agent, Centre Street,
Wingham
BABY CHICKS—From now until
end of season Our special single
Comb White Leghorn are only
$13.00 and OAC bred to lay barred
crocks $15.00 per hundred
There is only a short while longer
10 secure your chicks for next win-
ter's layers.
Act now at this low price.
C. G. CAMPBELL,
Auburn, Ont.
'Phone Blyth to -24..
FOR SALE -12 Little Pigs, 12 weeks
old, also Seed. Buckwheat, Apply
5. C. POWNEY, Belgrav e
Phone 623, ring ix.
THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY
to buy furnished summer cottage,
situated at Br•uce'Beach, Kincardine
Built 1922. Five rooms and kitch-
enette, verandah Must sell. Will
take $575.00 cash if sold before
June 3oth. This is less than the a-
mount of insurance on buildings,
Apply, Rev H. B. PARNBY, Mt,
Brydges, Ontario.
TFC \MFRS will be received by the
WinghamPtblic School Board up
to Saturday, June 27th, for the in-
terior 'decorating of the Winghain
Public School, The work to be corn-.
plcted not later than July 30, 192.7.
The lowest or any tender not tceces-
sarily accented. W. T. Rooth, Sec-
retary-Treasurer:
ONE OF largest Canadian Life Insur-
ance Companies i ce Co tparties lies opening for dis
triet reliresentative in Wingham. In-
teresting proposition and fine op-'
portttnity for ambitious man of good
character. Reply Box A; Advance -
Times, Wingham,
WANTED __Hotis'ekeelser for faun.
Apply to Advance-it'%mes,
TENDERS will bereceived by the
undersigned up to 6 o'clock p.m. on
Monday, z.8th June, 1927, for shing-
ling the Torth half of School -house
in S.S. No 11, East Wawanosh.
Materials will be placed on ground
by Trustees. Work to be completed
by August 1st next No tender ne-
cessarily accepted.
WILFRED G. M. REID,
No. 3 Wingham.
WANTED -A small house or flat to
rent in town. Apply at Advance
Times
SAFETY RAZOR BLADES sharpen-
ed; satisfaction guaranteed. Single
edge 3c, dnuble edge 4c. McKib-
bon's Drug" Store.
WANTED — Gentleman wants fur-
nished' room, with conveniences. Ap-
ply Box S, Advance -Times.
TO RENT—House, at corner of Cath-
erine and Victoria streets. Apply to
Samuel Morden, Wingnham.
SEVERAL attractive homes, modern
conveniences, for sale very cheap.
Apply T. Fells.
NOTE OF THANKS
Mr. D. B. Porter wishes to thank
the friends and neighbours for their
kindness 'during his recent bereave-
ment and to -express his sincere ap-
preciation of the beautiful floral trib-
utes.
CART.)` OF THANKS
J. Wesley Walter desires to thank
friends for their kindness and many
acts of :thoughtful consideration dur-
ing the illness, of his mother, and for
the expressions of sympathy on the
bereavement that name to his home.
CARD OF THANKS .
The family of the late"Mrs. Jane
Mirehouse,wish to extend their thanks
to all the friends and neighbours for-
their
ortheir kindness during the illness and
bereavement of their mother,
Mrs, Robert Ross.
DIED
GO'TBY--In Owen Sound, on June
11th, Mrs. Margaret Gotby, widow of
the late William Gotby, aged 8o years.
interment
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in Wingham
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cemetery
on Monday.
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gth, Alice M. Fitzpatrick, beloved wife
of Mr. D. B. Porter, in her Y
6th year.
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WALTER -1a Wingham,' on June
9th, Annie Marie Vanstor'ie; widow of
Ri•char, Walter and the late John El-
der, year, i het Both ,
an summer green apples, an the
women wore long hair ah thrailin
shkirt's an, yi cuddint telt the knock
kneed fruin the bow legged wans. Min
wore long leather boots an shape
shkin overcoats, an hor 'eshpun shirts
shplit, down at the soides, inshtid av
fore an aft as at prisint. Most av .the
oulder min let theer whishkers grow
all over theer faces, an the young
fellahs the shporty wans, used lashins
av hair oil on theer heads. Thim wus
the days av barrun raisins an apple
parin bees, an choppin, an loggin,
an diggin out shtones, an burnin
shtumps, an gittin the farrums in
orcther fer the nixt ginerashun, •an
riow the grandchilder av the min an
wimmin who made this counthry what
it is, wud rather go to the towns an
cities to wurruk in garages an awfices,
than shtay on the good ould farrums.
Mebby 'tis betther so, but it isn't aisy
fer an ould man to see it that way.
Av coarse I shuddent loike to go
back 'to the ould tonnes whin a far -
FOR gALE—Fresh
ar-
rumer who owned a lumber wagon
wid a shpring sate wus considered a
notch above his naybers, an the fel-
lahs who wus the first to "i;nvis,t in
two sated dimmycrats wus tought to
be goin to the the bad intoirely an
wud soon lose . theer farrums. I re-.
mianber whin the fursht piano carie
into the sittlenlint, an how the man
who bought it fer his girruls had it,
delivered afther.dark so the naybers
wuddent know about it, an how the
saycret laked out troo the childer at
•school, an what whisperin theer wus
among the wimmin askin aitch other
if they had seen it yit, anyhow they
tought that thim girruls wud be more
at home an bether employed at the
shpinin whale arr the wash tub.
Mosht av the ould toimers are laid'
away an theer graves are overgrown
wid wades in niglickted cim.eteries all
troo the counthry, whoile the prisint
ginerashun is rushin arround in closed
cars over paved roads lookin fer ex-
coitmint, arr mebby lishtinin to the
report av the latest baseball match
over the radio. 'Theer ar only a few.
av us ould oidentities left, an iviry
win,ther thins out' ouh ranks, but as
me frin'd, Sandy Banks siz, "I't's nae
use bein auld'an actin auld bald],
Tim."
Wan day lately 1 wus out to the
farrum to see how the bye wus gittin
along, an ire dawter-in-law gave me
a poem to rade, an mebby ye would
print it, if it isnt' too long.. Here it
is:
• The Ould Pioneer
In summer I poke roup outdoors,.
An kinder help to do the chores,
' I try to be some little good,
An chop an split the kindlin' wood;
' I jedge a man should still be brave
I Long as he keeps outside the grave,
An do his work however small,
An poke about till he sinks down
An darkness conies an'covers all:
An so I poke ail putter roun
This trernbin' hate', these shakin'
bones,
Once cleared these ficl's er trees an
stones;
This han' it pressed a young bride's
han'
An' led -her , through this unknown
Ian'.
The wolf ani' bear prowled roun' the
door,
But we wuz Happy, young an' poor;
But that dear han' in simple trust
No more in mine shall settle down;
Longears that han'hasmixed with
y xd,
dust
But stil
Ipoke an'pttte
r rout'.an
The woods is cleared, the swamps i
sweet
Wi,tl'r-wavin' fielts of grass an wheat
The lonesom'rFi.e woods has all made
r
oorn
But p'raps they'll miss nie when no'
more
The ol' man pokes an' putters roun'.
Yours till nixt wake,
Timothy Hay.
SOUTH BRUCE MEMBER TO
VACATE SEAT
M. A. McCallum Offers to Resign;
Will. Not Oppose Election
Action
Walkerton, June lo—Following an
examination for discovery at the court
house, 'Walkerton, in connection with
the :South, Bruce election protest,
which is to be' heard, before the su-
preme; court judges at Walkerton on
June 23, A. W. Roebuck, solicitor for
M. A. McCallum, M.L.A., has writ-
ten David Robertson, K.C., counsel
for the petitioners in the case, offer-
ing to consent to a judgment unseat-
ing him. McCallum would pay all
costs is the action to date, and vacate
the seat as Progressive member for
South Bruce, in the Ontario Legisla-
ture. The petitioners, who were sup-
porters of W. D. Cargill, Conservative
candidate in the last election, have
instructed their,'solicitor to take the
matter up with the three judges as-
signed for the trial. It is expected
that judgment will be given rendering
the South Bruce seat vacant in the
Ontario House. ,
It is understood that this course will
not disqualify Mr. McCallum from
again entering the field in the event
of a by-election in South Bruce.
BORN
JOHNSTON-In East Wawanosh,
on Tuesday, June 14th, to Mr. and
Mrs. Gersham Johnston, •a daughter.
IRWIN-In East Wawanosh,: on
Friday, June loth, to Mr. and. Mrs.
J. H. Irwin, a daughter, Gwendolyn
Adele,
THE ANNUAL
CONVENTION
of the
HURON COUNTY SOCIAL
'SERVICE COUNCIL, .
will be held in
SEAFORTH
UNITED CHURCH
Wednesday, June 22nd
Sessions begin at 2 p.m. and 7.45 P.m
(Banquet at 6 p.m.)
THEPUBLICIS INVITED
E. BENDER, Blyth,
President.
Confederation
Park Opening
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Tuesday. June 21st
SOFTBALL AT. 1 O'CLOCK
Eight teams competing
Miss Agnes Macphail M.P.
Mr. Donald Sutherland; M.P. for
South ,Oxford
Hon. J. C. Elliott, M.l?,, Minister of
Public Works
will address the gathering.
Admission: Adults
230, Children Fre
e.
The KennYtCon ert Co ,Lon on, will
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provide programme for Concert, 8.15.
Dancing at Park at '9,3o pan.
PINE
PINE T•'rol>erty Pot Sale—About a
acres adjoining Wingham, on which
is a frame house and good barn
21 x53 bricked and cemented. Also
a fresh cow. Apply to J D, I12e-
1.ea11, Wingharn.
p aying arount e e ectric stove she
managed to move ',the slide door,
where the current enters the stove,
and her hands coring in contact with
the wires, received a severe shock and
a few burns. Fortunately Mrs. Smith
was right at hand. and released the
child's hold at once; but the incident
was a trying one on the nerves of all.
The little girl soon rallied and 'seems.
little the worse.
Notice to Creditors
In the Matter of the Estate of LAV-
INIA JANE STINSON, late of
the Village of Gorrie, in the
County of Hruon, Widow, De-
ceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that all persons having any claims
against the late Lavinia Jane Stinson,
who died on or about the 18th day of
February, 1927, at the said Village of
Gorrie, are required to send . by post
prepaid or to deliver . to Campbell
Grant, the Solicitor for Oscar Spence
and Campbell Grant, the Executors
and Trustees of the said Lavinia Jane
Stinson, their names and addresses
and full particulars in writing of their
claims and statements of their ac
counts% and the nature of the securi-
ties, ifany, held by them. • '
AND TAKE NOTICE that after
the 22nd day of July, 1927, the said
Executors and `Trustees will proceed
to distribute the assets of the said
Deceased among the persons entitled,
thereto having regard only to the
claims of which they shall' then have
notice and that the said 'Executors
and Trustees will not be liable for
the said assets to any person of
whose claim they shall not then have
received notice.
DATED at Walkerton this t3th day
of June, A.D. 1927.
CAMPBELL GRANT,
Walkerton, Ontario.
Solicitor for the said Executors and
Trustees.
District Organizer
Wanted
For Wingham.
One experienced in life insurance
work preferred,. Must be highest type
of citizen, thoroughly honest and en-
joying the confidence of the public.
Splendid opportunity and contract for
the right man. Flo investmenti. • Re-
plies ,.treated confidentially. Apply
R. A. PARRISH. Branch Manager,
North American Life Assurance Co.,
zos Dominion Savings Bldg.,
London.
RY LOW PRICE, NAMELY
$2.95 pair
IN OUR SOUTH WINDOW we are showing a number of
shoes' pertaining to this lot and we have more inside.
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changes operate on Daylight Savings Time.
Dailysessions open: 9 a.m.. and close at 2 p.ni
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and close at 11 a.m. •—
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STOCKS, . BONDS, GRAIN, COTTON
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PEMBER'S
'Announcing their Representataive
MR. WT7R.M
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BRUNSWICK HOTEL, WINGHAM
THURSDAY, JUNE 23rd. '
No other firm in Canada has a finer
,equipment, a more varied assortment
of Hair Goods, including the Doren -
wend Patent, for ladies and gentlemen
ora mote efficientstaff than the Pern-
bet Stores.
Let the Penabet Stores tores look after
your welfare in the matter of hair
goods.
Call and see ottr representative, he
will have a fine array of first quality
goods to show you. Our prices ate
reasonable.
The W.T. Petnber Stores Limited,
t20 Yonge Street, Toronto
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For the 'entries in the Canadian Laying Contest at Ottawa, IN
our pen is in first place for entries from Ontario in the light
breeds.
In the Ontario Contest, our pen is again in first place for the
light breeds.
In the Nova Scotia Contest, our pen is in second place, as
well as having second and third high hen.
Baby Chicks, guaranteed safe delivery, $re.00 per hundred.
WALTER .ROSE,
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Prices for The Month of June.
We are prepared to fill orders for the
Best D. L. & W. Scranton Coal at
the following prices .
Nut and Egg, per torr
Stove, per tori .. „ 16.00
Pea,er toil ....:. , . , ... 12.50
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Best Nut Coke, per ton .. , .: 12.50
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