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THEIVINC1M ADVANCE,TIMES
Published at
1VINQIIAM ,ADVA.r QE -TIME$
WINGUAM, ONTARIO
Every Thursday Morning
W. Logan Craig, Publisher
Subscription rates—One year $2.00.
Six months $i,00, in advance.
Advertising Fates on Application.
YQU R TOWN AND YOU
Your town boosts you. Why not
do as well by the town as it does
by you? No citizens is so powerful,
none so humble, but what the town
is an aidto him in some way or
other. The food that he eats, the
clothes he wears, the recreation and
amusement that he enjoys, all orig-
inate in the town, because the money
with which they are procured is niade
there.
When a fellow boosts his own
town he does not stop there. He is
performing an act that improves his
own condition, for every goodword
and every good deed has its elevating
influence. A few people are always
home town boosters. They accom-
plish much in the way of community
betterment,and this improves the con-
dition of not only themselves, but al-
so of those who do no boosting at
all.
If every citizen would -constitute
himself a home town booster the re-
sult collectively would be many times
as great, and opportunities for self-
improvement would be 'more numer-
ous. Think it over in your odd mo-
ments. Then get into the boost wa-
gon and hit the pace.
FOR SALE -8 -room house on Vic- IF you want to buy a, good home, ap
toria. street, near Josephine; with ply Thos. Fells.
conveniences. Terms easy. Apply CLOVER HOMEY—In
to Advance -Times. pails 14c Ib:;
or 13c if pails supplied. Apply
WANTED — Young man to drive ive Chas.. ' Campbell, Belgrave, phone
rs 24-624.
ONE- of the best farms in'Morris,
three miles from Wingham,' for sale.
Apply 'Thos. Fells.
,bread wagon and learn the baking
as well. Apply in person to W. S.
Reid, Lucknow, Ont.
TO RENT—House with all conven-
iences, at corner of Catherine and
Victoria streets. Apply to Samuel
°Morton, ` Belgrave, phone 15-624,
garage.
FOR SALE by tender—The Trustees.
of the United Church, Bluevale,
are offering for sale by tender the
Methodist church and seats. Ten-
ders for the seats only will be con-
sidered. The tenders will be open-
ed on Monday, August Stii`, 192.7.
The highest or any tender not ne-
cessarily accepted. A. MacEwen,
Secretary, Box 5, Blnevale, Ont.
CLOVER HONEY
Honey in pails, 14c lb., or 13.c if
pails supplied. Honey will be left at
Mills' store, Wingham. James H.
Casemore, R.R. No. 4, Wingham,
phone 13-627.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
BOARDER or roomer wanted; gen-
tlemen preferred. Apply to Box
396 or Advance -Times office.
REPRESENTATIVE . WANTED -1 Henry Armstrong,
Responsible man wanted to re - Mr. and Mrs, Harry Cook and fain -
sent
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sent responsible brokerage, house, are moving onto the farm of Mr.
members of the Exchange, iii Wing-
ham and vicinity. Experience not
REUNION S. S. NO. 1o, MORRIS
(Brussels Post)
How dear to our hearts are the scenes
• of our childhood,
When fond recollections, ,present them
to view;
The hill; and the creek) and the little
old schoolhouse ,
And all. the fond scenes that our in-
fancy knew.
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.And what a gathering there was at
the old school house last Thursday
afternoon, when old pupils and :many
teachers gathered to renew acquaint-
ances with those who still reside
around and near the old school of
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S.S. No. io, AVarris,
The day was ideal, everybody set
out to have a real sociable time and
even the three political candidates
were busy greeting all.
A parade opened the proceedings,
headed by the Mount Forest Pipe
Band, and after the school roll and
visitors' book was signed and a ,soc-
ia chat,the afternoon program was
presided over by Dr. R. L. Stewart,
of. Wingham, a former teacher of the
school.
A .pleasing feature of the day was
the visit back to the old scenes of
the second teacher of the school, Mrs.
Roe, of St. Paul, Nebraska, better
known when teaching as Miss Mary
Ann McCracken. Mrs. Roe had writ-
ten after receiving an invitation, that
"she would be there if she broke a
leg" and despite her So odd years,
is bright and happy at having the op-
portunity of seeing old friends again.
A beautiful bouquet of roses was pre-
sented to her by the school.
Following was the program
Chorus by old pupils—"Rolling
Home to Dear Old Morris.
Address by chairman, who intro-
duced Mrs. Roe, who spoke a few
words.
Address of welcome
Shaw.
Selectipn by Pipe Band.
Speech by Inspector Richard Lees,
Peterboro, a teacher 5o years ago.
Drill by twelve young ladies.
Selection by Pipe Band.
Speech by Rev. J. T. Strachan, of
Owen Sound.
Solo—Lorne Eckmiei
Chorus by the Robb family, of
Stratford.
Speech Campbell Cowan,
City.
Solo -Lorne Eckniier.
Letters read from former pupils
and teachers:
Chorus — "Games of Childhood
Days."
Supper was served to the big
crowd and just as the evening pro-
gram was to commence by the Stmt-"`
ford Concert Company, a rain storm
stopped proceedings. Dancing inthe
pavillion, however, kept up until mid-
YOUR
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(the first teacher), Lucy A, Dulmage,
John Baird, Andrew Cowan, 'Robert
Sperling, Mr. Burke, Gertie Dean and
Joseph Smillie.
The 1.927 reunion will log live in
the memories of the old boys and
girls who came back to visit old
friends and old scenes.
The committee worked. ° hard t-,
make it a success an. have the sat-
isfaction to know their work was no.
in vain, and after paying all expenses
will have a small surplus,
What We Noticed
W. J. McKinney has as much spring
as ever when it comes to step danc-
ing
ancing in costume.
At 85 Mrs. Mary A. Roe is as
charming as ever and gave some very
interesting reminicences or former
days. Only one of her,former pupils
of sixty-five years ago could be found
in the audience.
Inspector Richard Lees, of Peter-
born, who taught here fifty years
ago, heard many a tragic tale of how
he wielded the shillaley in those good
old days,
John Wilson, of Harrow, a former
trustee of S. S. No. io over ` thirty
years ago, still has a twinkle in his
eye and can tell a story with as much
spice as ever. "
There were. many happy family . re-
unions, perhaps none more fully rep-
resented than the Robb family—six
out of the seven members still living
were present, three coming from the
west.
One feature of the school decora
tions, which found a tender response
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in the, hearts of many, was a list of
formerpupils who hada passed to the
Great Beyond. This roll, which was
framed and draped in mourning, com-
prised almost one hundred names,
four being heroes of the great war:
Charles Forrest, H. Anderson, James
Richardson, Dan. O'Toole.
The school was tatsefully decorated.
with evergreens and flowers. Many
a laugh was enjoyed , by looking at
photos of pupils taken years ago,.
which adorned the walls.
Far and, ~vide have the pupils of
No. to wandered in the years that
have come and gone. Invitations
were sent from Dawson City to
WESTFIELD
Mr. and Mrs. William McDowell,
Mr. Norman McDowell . and Mrs.
James Anderson motored to Guelph',
on Saturday and spent over Sunday'
with Mr. and, Mrs. Will Taylor.
Arr. and Mrs. John Campbell and
children, of Aylmer, spent a few days
last week with Mrs. Campbell's sis-
ter, Mrs. Albert Walsh.
A large number from this vicinity
attended the reunion at Auburn on
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. John, Ford, Misses
Maxine and Bernice Ford, and Mr.
and Mrs. Benjamin Brown, of. Com-
ber, are visiting the latter's daughter,
Mrs. W. F. Campbell.
Mr. George Wightman had a very
successful- sale last Friday. Mr.
Wightman intends taking a trip to
the west shortly.
Rev. Elmer Taylor, of Courtright,
spent a couple of days last geek with;
his brother, Mr. Bert. Taylor.
Mrs. Vanstone, of. Toronto, spent
last week with her brother, Mr.
George ' Wightman this week, Mr.
Cook having rented it for a couple of
necassaryaswe will train the right
art- Good opportunity. Write: ! years.
party. 512, Metropolitan Rev. and Mrs. Will Taylor and
Ernest S. Hill,
lastweek
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� visited
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Building, Toronto. , family, of Belmore,
HEIFER STRAYED -Black Polled -
with. the former's father, Mr. T. H.
Angus heifer, 2 yearsold, strayed i Taylor.
from lot 25, con. to, West Wawan- Air. J, N. Campbell is spendtng a
osh, about 21st July. A reward will' few days with his daughter, Mrs, -R
be given for information leading to IGoderich.a
her recovery." Phone 34-620, Frank Stonehouse, of
'Thompson, 'R.R Wingham. Mrs. Fowler, of Winghan:, visited
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TENDERS --The Ignited church of over Sunday with her friend, Airs J.
EEllis,
Wingham will receive tenders up
to August r3th for twenty-five tons Mr. and Mrs. Marvin McDowell
,,f egg coal delivered at the church. visited one day last week with the
Address all `tenders to S. Bennett, latter's mother, 'Mrs. Clark, of St.
Chairman of Property Committee..
Helens.
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HOUSE, LOT AND NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN; N FURNITURE Miss _Marjorieie Smith, of 'BritsseIs,.
pursuant to Section 56, Chap. 121 of �
the Revised Statutes of Ontario, that IN WINGHAM FOR SALE visited last week at the home of Mr.
George Wightman.
all persons having claims against the
estate of Robert Owens, deceased,
who diel on or about the twenty-
third day of June, A.D. 1927, at the
Township of East Wawanosh in the
Province of Ontario, are required to
send by post prepaid, or to deliver to
R Vanstone Wingham, Ontario, Sol -
Offers will be received by the un-
dersigned up to Aug. 0th, 1927, at 1 ' duties.
p.m., for the purchase of the two- Mrs. D. K. Alton is spending ,a few
storey brick residence with lot on days with her daughter, Mrs. Percy
the north side of John street, Wing- of. ardt
ham, formerly occupied by the lateGraham,
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Mrs. Allison Shorts. The house is in I Miss Lena Hackett spent a few
icitor for the Executors, on or before fi good repair and there is soft and hard days recently at Grand Bend.
the twelfth day of August, A.D. 1927, water, and it makes a very desirable Air. and 'Mrs. Walter Alton spent.
: with full ! residence. As the property is sub-
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seances and ing of th, r c ;Sunday with friends in Lucknow.
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to a reservedprice,the highest particulars Yn Svritsexl; of ,!Hear claims, �:Ject
and the nature of the securities (if i or any offer will not ecessarily be Mr. Leslie Alton is helping Mr, its history and
held by them duly verified bye accepted. Terms, 10 per cent. of Percy Graham at the haying these
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pnst)atutor * declaration. price on notification of acceptance of day*s: alive today are: Mrs. Roe, Daniel
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AND TAKE k. , offer . Hackett and: u ag ,
that after the said xr t - e •er oro; Mrs. Pentland
rt will pro- be purchased by private contract on son Donald, of Detroit,- and Miss
list, 19 7 the said Executorsp �
itled V resident in the house. ; r £e da s last week at Airs. Hannah Kinsman, Exeter, Ont.; Dr.
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Southern California, and from British chanan (Maggie' Wilson), Harrow; NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Columbia to Quebec: ,
John and Mrs, Wilson, Harrow; Mr.1
We discovered that scholars of A.1 NOTICE is herebyeven pursuant
thirty or forty years ago could still
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Shaw and Mrs. Shaw, Drayton; Prof. to the provisions of.the Trustee Act,
play "ring -mound a rosie” with ay that all persons having any claim or
Alfred J. Johnston, Victoria- College, demand against Reuben Sanburn, late
good. deal of pep. Toronto; Ralph . Shaw, Bala Mrs. of Wroxeter Village in Huron Coun-
The
school colors of green and -, ty and Province of'Ontario Laborer,
white were nicelyblended in the •cos -{Vincent Leeson, �V H.Fraser, Wing-
ham; Shat. ->Messer, 'Palmerston; Mrs. who died on or about the rsth day of
tomes of the girls .taking part in the i n(JennieMay A.D. 1927, are required to send
rill:' This was a number. on V. G ggr s. Moffatt),, Toron- 'by post prepaid or deliver to Charles.
fancy d to; George Caldbeck,Haileybury; Warren Sanburn at R.R. 3 Wingham,
the programme,: greatly enjoyed by James bioses Gre • M Levi Parr, Ontario, the Administrator of the es
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night.
During the afternoon a softball
tournament was held and the Wrox-
eter
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eter girls won out. Brussels won
from Jamestown and Wroxeter won
from Bel/grave, and the girls from
the north defeated Brussels in the
finals.
In the men's series, Bluevale boys
won first prize . Brussels, Belgrave
and Jamestown were the other teams
in the series.
The first school, of course, was a Boissevain;. Mr. and Mrs. Armand Mr. and Mrs. Peterson, Waterloo,
log, Robb), `Stratford; Iowa; Airs. G. Werner, Regina; Al-
oneone, built in 1S6o and a frame Lawson (Hazel
one was erected about 1880, to be' Mrs. George Agar: (Belle Robb), Fred and Mrs. Atkins,Transcona;
followed by the new brick one, well Stratford;. W. and Mrs.: Dulrnage' Thomas Gourley, Toronto;'Mrs.
equipped, in, 1921. The first .trustees Harriston; Harry Dulmage, Toronto; Chester Higgins, Wingham; Mrs. J.
were Thomas Smith,. C. 13. Forresi 1A0n Dulmage, Toronto; Len.” Rut- I Brown, New 'Liskeard; Mr. and Mrs.
and W. J. Johnston, all now deceased. tan and family, Gorrie; Mrs. T. A. '
-ThomasJohnston, H, Bryans, Brussels; Mrs. Charles
Among former teachers present at Gibson, Wroxeter;J
the reunion were: Richard Lees, Pet- Wingham; Mrs. Agnes Miller, Misses'Eaket, Victoria, B.C.; Mrs. Archie
erboro.; Rev. J.' T. Strachan, Owen Mary and Janet Miller, Detroit; W. `Forrest, Calgary; Mrs. Harold' Speir,
Sound; Mrs. Speir (Belle Henderson),A. Whiteford and..family, Fort Dodge, Brussels.
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Brussels; Mrs. Roe (Mary' Ann Mc- Iowa; Mrs.` fames McPalis (Mary
Cracken) St. Paul, Neb ; Dr. Stew- Whiteford), Exeter; Mrs. Wes. Horne
- (Rebecca Whiteford), Elmville; Mrs, i
art, Wingham; Airs, Thornes AicDon C DIED
ald Tennie Y uiIl Greytownship; Alex.. McFalls (Lizzie Whiteford),
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Mrs. P. MacEwen, Bluevale; ; NICHOL — In Wingham; en Jirly
Miss Bessie Moses and Miss i4iargar Exeter;
et Brown the present teacher, Airs. Robert Mitchell, Jack Johnston, ;1st, Isabella G. Elliott, beloved wife
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The school has been fortunate in Stratford; .W. J. Johnston, Gladstone, . of Mr. John' Nichol, in her 67th year.
i r Alan,; Wesley• ejohnston, Sault Ste. ; LEWIS-In Wingham, on July 29,
having aline line - of teachers during, ,
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`-t r+ those who are � .�•
Neb.; Mrs. Costello(Blanche Thorn.°
, ship, in his 54th year.
ton), Montreal; Dr. R. L. Stewart,
Wingham; ! rs. Higgins (Evelyn
all.
The decorated car, bearing the fore the 17th day of August, 1927,
Brussels; Mrs. Armstrong (Godetha their -names and addresses with,full
guest of honor, Mrs.` Mary'A. Roe,' Coombes Win ham; Rev. T. Stra- particulars in writingof their claims
headed the parade ,nand was owned 1 we u , ev. J. S
Chan Owen Sound; Richard.Lees,I. and the'nature of` the securities,' if
and driven by Walter Forrest, After- p S.,�Peterboro; R. Bruce Lees, Owen any, held by them, and verified . by
wards Mrs. Roe was presented, with Sound;George and Mrs. Eckmier, statutory declaration, and take notice
a beautiful bouquet of roses. g that after .the said last mentioned day.
Ethel; Mrs. Coulees Misses Mar and the said` Admin; ,rotor will distribute
Ex -pupils and friendsvho were Y
Hattie Dulmage, Toronto; William the assets of the said deceased among
present from a distance: 3.. 5.. Mac -and the persons entitled thereto, having
and Mrs. Mines, Wingham; Mrs. De- regard onlyto the claims of: which
Ewen, Goderich; 'Allan Ramsay, loss Taman, Blyth; Fraser Enibury,g
yanda
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Chesley; Robert Cutt, Harcey,'� � Andrew- Sutherland, Arch. Hislop, that the said Administrator will not
Goderich; Joseph Robb, Stratford;
Brussels; Sheldon Bricker, Fordwich; be liable- for. the said assets or any
Neil Robb and family; Stratford, Mr. a d part thereof to° any person of whose
George Spotton, Wingham; Mrs. Wil -
and Mrs. Harry Robb, Boisevain, Neb.; ce. shall not then have received
glom` Harvey, St. Paul, Neb.; H. B.., notioe.
Man.; Mr. and Mrs.' W. J. Mcliin amiesonNew Brunswick; Mrs. Wil- Wingham, Ont.,this
ney (MaryA. Robb), Boissevain•J ' St DATED at W g ,
Robb liam Cameron, Owen Sound; Mr. and 25th day of July,;. 1927.
Mrs. J. Peacock (Maggie ), j. A. MORTON.
Mrs, George MacDonald,. Goderich;
Brussels; Mrs, Quintin Anderson, tate of the said deceased, on or be -
NOTICE Fay of
i fr and the balance within 20 days Mr. and Mrs. JosephD lm e Toronto. Richard Lees,
twelfth day if Aug ,thereafter The household goods may •P t b P nti d Isabella
- * _ Ann McVittie Justice, Man.; Miss
ceed to distribute the assets of the appltcatsou to Mr.Geo, A. Forsyth, Marjorie Greenwood, of Detroit, , )>
said estate among the parties emitted
thereto, having regard, only to the
claims of which they shall then have
had notice, and the said executors
shall not be Iiable for the said assets
or any part thereof to any person of
whose claim they shall not then have
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DATED at Wingham this nine-
teenth day of July, A.D. 1927.
R. VANSTONE. Wingham P.O.,
Solicitor for the Executors.
rcceit ed notice.
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Solicitor,g David Hackett's and lir. James Hack- Stewart, Wingham; Jackson S. \Vil-
A. • Frank Dat
Etc., 'Win lsarn, Ont.1 ett's, last week. son, California; I a k Woo
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LANES
i Mr. Wilson Irwin is helping his dun, Manitoba; Dr. James Wilson
number from here are at-
tending this week in Goderich at the
Centennial.
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were a number from here St re at
Blake s church last Sunday.
Mies Elsie Vint had -a very success -
fol birthday party recently. Her gifts
were ninterous and costly.
lfiss Isabella Alton, of Toronto, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs, John Mullin,
at present.
Miss Verna 'Barbour returned home
on Monday after spending ;;he past
txvo weeks with her grandpa:eats, Mr.
and Mrs. Sara. Sherwood,
Miss Eva Gardiner is assisting Mrs.
`l,,e"iliian Baldwin in her household
son Gordon, of Wawanosh, at present. Devonshire, England; James Brecken-
',ridge, Nashville, Tenn.; Dr. W. E.
Br ons Letlibrid e kite. Rev. Hub -
We are offering the best grade of y , g,- ,
white clover honey to consumers who i bard ~tiller, Essex; Fraser - 'Gt
acDon-
will famish their own containers, at ald, Pastavegin, Sask.; Miss Berea
123,c a lb., cash and carry; from our Bryans, Toronto; Miss Edna IticLel-
extracting plant. McCottle Apiaries, land, Clifford; Miss Bessie Moses,
Zd'lritechurch, phone 611-6, Bluevale; Mr& Harold Speir, Brus-
:lir. Russell Hopper spent a £ew ,sels; Irs. Fred, Hardy (Bessie Mc -
days: with friends at Windsor last,; Quarrie), Harriston Mrs. Ralph
week. ove (Jean Iticintosh), Atwood; Mrs,
>• ^Etta,
Ic onald (Christina Yl'xill
son � D),
Mr. and A,Irs" Robert Ding and so
'Jack, of Toronto, are spending a few el; Mrs, H. A. Webb (Viola Elliott)
days at their old come on Slsuter Hamilton; Miss Mary McLelland;
street. Ethel; Miss Margaret Maunders, O.A.
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T . C Guelph; Miss Margaret Brown„
Mrs. GarryWillie, of o
i4ir.and,
ionto, spent'the week -end with the
forrner's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W, W.
Willis, John street.
Solicitor for the Administrator.
IN THE ESTATE OF
REUBEN SANBURN
NOTICE is ,hereby giyen that all
debts due to the late ' Redben San -
burn of Wroxeter, Ont., are required
to be paid forthwith to C. Meldrum
Sanburn, R.R. t Bluevale, Ont, agent
for- the Administrator of the estate.
J. A. MORTON,
Solicitor for -the Estate.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given pursuant to •
the provisions of the Trustee Act, •
that all: persons having any claim
against Allison Shorts, late of Wing -
ham ham Town,in Huron .,Dunt and.
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Province of Ontario, Widow, who
died on or about the 29th day of May,
1927, are required to send by post
prepaid, or deliver to J. A. Morton
at Wingham, Ontario, solicitor for'
Cowan), Cass City, Mich.; Airs. S. MARRIED the executors of the said deceased,
:McKinney (Sarah Cowan),. Toronto;
MURRAY-HUMMELL At Al- on or before the 1st day of August,
Amelia Port Huron; United church,Toronto,byx927, their names and addresses with
;Gars. A Cowan„hambra L d full. particulars in writin of their
Judge Campbell Cowan, Bay City, the Rev. J. Ewing Reid, Thursday, clas and the nature of the securi-
Mich.; Marshall Breckenridge, Sault July e8tli, 1927, Clara Augusta, daugh- ties, if any, held bythem, and veri-
Ste. Marie; lean Messer,,Toronto; ter of Mr's.
George Walker, Wing- .tied by a statutorydeclartion, And
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William Breclaenridge, Turnberry; ham, Ontario, `to John Scott Murray; take notice that after the said last
Mrs. N. Mulligan, Bluevale; H. and both of Toronto, mentioned day the ,said executors
Airs. will distribute the assets of the said
Mrs, Fear, Ethel; Silas and r deceased among the persons entitled
Johnston,Walton; Ina Bryans, Tor- HENRY-IRWIN In Wingham, thereto Navin regard only to the
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onto; Milton titcVittie, Windsor; Mrs. an July 16th, ,,t927, by the Rev, Mr. claims of which they shall then have
A. Lamont, Mrs. N. Cardiff, Grey; Bennett, Mr. Thomas Henry to ldrs. had notice, and that the said etecu-
Yeomans, Detroit; firs. Isabel Irwin,second -concession of tors wilt not be liable for the said
Mrs. A. Yeon 'assets or an part thereof to any
Charles Robertson (Maggie 'Cald- Huron. y
" person of whose claim they shall not
beck), Boissevain; Jane Robertson, then have received notice.
$ossevain; Mrs. V . 5. Parker (Jane -CARD OF 'MAXIM Dated at Winghain, Ont., this 9th
Wright), Ortonville, Mich.; Louise' day of:July, 1927.
Fraser, Wingham Mrs. J. ;!McKee `- J• .MORTON,
to Curtis),;Montreal; W. A, Solicitor for the said
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King, Thessalon, Algoma; Mrs. Sam. to thank the doctor and muses of the
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The teachers who have answered ,liam C; 'King, Brussels; Mrs. Lloyd andfriends, for their kindly sympathy ter Margaret are visiting with the
the schoolbell of the Head Master Beazer (Sarah Wilson), Harrow, Es- and help during their sad bereave- ,former's mother, Mrs. James Walker,
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