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NC ADVANCE,TIMES
Published at
VVING4814, ONTARIO.
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You at e invited to visit our store during the'
' Factory -to -You Sale. See these rare values of sea
a sortable quality merchandise. Every, item is of the
same grade and standard as is sold every" day in our.
sto;e at regular prices. Now, is the tune:•. to obtain
many products used every day: in the home, ■`-
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Sale Commences Thursday, Aug. 11
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A few of the Bargainsare listed:
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35c Narcissus Talcum
$i Petrofol ..... ..:...._
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35c Cocoanut Oil Shampoo
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39c soc Klenzo Antiseptic 39c
29c 25c Qastgr Oil r9c =
..79c 75c Georgia Rosa Bath, Salts 59c s
39c soc Georgia Rose Face 1
Powder 39c
23C 75c Stationery 49c
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39c roc Palm Skin Soap ...... 6 for 44c 1
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TO RENT—House with all conven-
iences, at corrier of Catherine and
Victoria streets. Apply to .Samuel
Morton, Belgrave, phone 15-624,
garage.
TENDERS—The United church of
Wingham will receive tenders up
to .August 113th for twenty-five 'tons
of egg coal delivered at the church.
Address all tenders to S. Bennett,
Chairman of Property Committee.
"OR SALE --- 8 -room house with
front store, on Victoria street,
near Josephine; with conveniences.
Terms easy. Apply to R. Mooney,
plumber, Josephine street, Wing -
ham.
SEWING—I am prepared to do all
'kinds of sewing. Apply to Mrs.
Win. Reid, Minnie street.
'FOR SALE—About two acres stand-
ing oats. Apply to Clarence Shiell,
B line.
FOR -SALE Cream separator, in
good condition . For particulars tel-
') ephon.e 37.
ROOMERS WANTED — Apply to.
Mrs. David Watters, Frances street.
FOR SALE—Gray Dort touring car,
in good condition. Apply to John
•Smith, Pleasant Valley,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE is hereby given pursuant
to the provisions of the Trustee Act,
that all persons having any claim or.
demand against Reuben Sanburn, late
of Wroxeter Village in Huron Coun-
ty and Province of Ontario, Laborer,
who died on or about the 15th day of
May A.D. 1927, are required to send
by, post prepaid or deliver to Charles
Warren Sanburn at R,R. 3 Wingham,
Ontario, the Administrator of the es-
tate of the said deceased, on or be-
fore the 17th day of August, 1927,
their navies and addresses with full
particulars in. writing of their claims
and the nature of the securities, if
any, held by them, and verified by
statutory declaration, and take notica
that after the said last mentioned day
the said Administrator will dis'tribute
the assets of the said deceased among
the persons entitled thereto, having
regard only to the claims of which
he shall then have had notice, and
that the said Administrator will not
be liable for the said assets or any
part thereof to any person of whose
claim he shall not then have received
notice.
DATED at Wingham, Ont, this
.25th day of .July, 1927.
J, A. MORTON,
Solicitor for the Administrator.
IN THE ESTATE OF
REUBEN SANBURN.
NOTICE is hereby given that all
debts due to the late Reuben Sara
burn of Wroxeter, 'Ont:, are required
to be paid' forthwith to C. Meldrurn
.'Sanborn;. R.R. r 131uevale, Ont.,, agent
kr the. Administrator of the estate;!.
J. A. MORTON,
I Solicitor kr the; ;state,
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PAINTING
DECORP,TING
WALL PAPER
Elmer Wilkinson
Decorator ,�
SF TURpAY NIGHT IN TOWN
Folks from bigger places
Sometimes wants to know
If in 2 town like ours
Things ain't awfully slow,
An' if that's tlieir notion
We'd like to set 'em right
By havin' them to see us
On some Saturday night.
Supper hardly over
When the furl commences,
Everybody rushin'
Like they'd lost; their senses.
Pamustshave real "quick
And mother's got the glass,
Sister flies around
Putting on high class. ;
Can't be bothered now
Got. to hurry down,
Lots of things to see
Saturday night in town. ,
All along the streets
' Flivvers packed in tight,
People from the country
Stayin' late tonight.
Minglin' on the corners
Men a'swappin' views
Voices everywhere
Woingn passe' news,
Girls dressed in their best
Keep, a-str.ollin' by, •
Boys in groups a-watchin'
Tryin' to catch the`i'r eye.
Barber shop is crowded,'
Can't get in the stores,
Ice cream „parlors fnllw,
Clear up' to the 'doors,
`Round, and 'rotibci the streets
Feet a-paddin' dr5wtt.''
Lots of fun to see
Saturday night irt;Ipwn,.;.
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1�2unicipal cduncil•shaye'.t sirh„nytskn
--tie lighting of :ala vehicles, has, bed{i.
made obligatory on the tiigliways"anrl
roads between dusk and dawn. Light-
ed lamps showing: white to the front.
and red to the rear 'on all horse-
drawn vehicles will ,be required after
October rst. This action' was neces-
sary to protect the motoring public
as well as those who: `travel on. bi
cycles on the roads and highways.
The obligation wag once made op-
tional „ with municipal councils, but
the result was lack of uniformity and
the cry was made that it was the
duty of parliament to pass a general
law for the whole province. Now that
it has been done and when it has been
in general operation for some time, it
is a safe venture that the people who
travel on the road would not go back
to the risks of the old way for any
amount of money.
Air mail service between, Winnipeg
and Fargo, North Dakota, has been
inaugurated, and the first mail for
Winnipeg from the United States ar-
rived recently.
The Shorthorn bull, King of the
Fairies, recently sold from the Can-
adian ranch of H. R. H. the Prince
of Wales to a 'United States breeder,
again won the premier prize at the
Calgary Exhibition,
Evidences of the renewal ofinter-
est of. Old Country investors in West.
ern Canada are seen in a number
of recent transactions recorded at
Winnipeg, including, the proposed
erection of • three motion picture
houses by means of English capital.
Mederic Beauperant, when clear-
ing his farm south of Verner on the
Canadian Pacific lines, found a 300 -
lb. boulder which was half native
silver.and worth about $1,200. The
discovery has aroused considerable
interest among mining men in Cobalt
and elsewhere who are arriving in
numbers.
London, Ontario, now has an air
harbor. Through efforts on the
part of the Chamber of Commerce an
ideal air -field site has been taken
over and, within a month's time, Rill
be completely equipped and marked
so as, to provide an air depot avail-
able to all planes that seek London
as a stopping place.
According to a financial statement
Issued from the headquarters of the
Canadian Pacific Railway Company, ,
the gross earnings of the Company
tor the first six months of the year
ended showed an increase of $3,614,-
778.06. The net profits,however,
decreased about $900,000 due to a
four million dollar increase in the
'working expenses for that period.
Quebec City lived up to its tradi-
tions as the historic gateway and
welcomed their Royal Highnesses
the Prince of Wales, Prince George
and Premier and Mrs. Baldwin with
a tremendous burst of enthusiasm
and a blaze of color. Vast crowds
thronged the docks and waterfront
as the Canadian Pacific S.S. Empress
of Australia. bearing the., distinguish-
ed visitors to Canada, steamed into
sight. Cy
Experiments in rust prevention by
means of spraying chemical over
wheat fields from airplanes is about.
to be tried out in Manitoba, under
the direction of the Dominion Gov-
ernment Department of Agriculture.
The chemical used is merely sulphur
in a collodial state, technically
known as "Cola." It is said that
one 'plane can treat 6,000 acres a
day, flying at a height of 50 feet.
The machine will carry 700 lbs.'of
chemical in the mechanical spraying
apparatus. •
"Austrian bakers have discovered
that with the use of Canadian flour
they can make more and better
bread. The prohibition of night
baking also favors the employment
of fast -baking flour," says the Com
tuercial Intelligence Journal, Ottawa,
Frederick Franke, Austrian Consul,
rays his country is anticipating with
gratification 'a trade treaty with
k'anada; for; while the war reduced
ustria's population from 54,000,000
6,000,000 the city of Vienna has
till 2,000,000 to feed.
DIED
HELPS — In Loudon, on Auguste
6th, William Helps, of Wingham, in
his both year.
BORN'
I .LUG—Ort' July, 2lt.h, to r Mr, and
Mrs. ,A. H. Xing, Portland, Oregon,
a daughte4,-4I2atricia Anne,
SPOTTON—In Toronto, on Aug-
ust 8th, to Mr. and. Mr's, 'ArthurC.
Spotton, a sots, John Arthur.:'
CARD OF THANKS
lvlrs.• P. Helps desires to 'eitpress.
her appreciation to b,i.ny friends for
their ,helpful sympathy and acts of
kindness in the great sorrow that re-
cently;'came to .her hone.
you do thl the savings
from your productive years
will' later on provide you
with an ` income,
We will add interest. for
you and compound it half
yearly;
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,,all oddi the nicest AP .;appearance ''
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cc'7ar lbir e L 'with 'best values ..we have , ■
d'i '' to •
shown t� c :atetF.
The' illustration shown herewith, is a splendid
representation of " one of the newest."'
THE
DOMINION
BANK
Established 1871
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A. M. BISHOP, Mgr.
Wingham, Ont.
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Special attention given to the Lubrication of Cars .of all makes,
FREE 'CRANK CASE SERVICE a
FREE INSPECTION OF YOUR CLUTCH, DIFFERENTIAL, 1
and TRANSMISSION. - FREE AIR.
"PROMPT AND < COURTEOUS SERVICE"
is the keynote of this Station.
_ J. -'E. ' HOMUTH
BRITISH AMERICAN PRODUCTS
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LONDON - CANADA
September 10 to 17, 1927
DIAMOND JUBILEE EXHIBITION
Write at oxide fot full information and Prize List, and get your
Entries in. early . This is going to be the biggest year yet.
$35;000 IN PRIZES AND ATTRACTIONS
Send for Prize List and fur'rher information to
J. H. SAUNDERS, President. W. D. JACKSON, Secretary.
LONDON, ONTARIO.
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'Introducing
Interior Color Ilartrio4ies
that match the lovely' effect of the
;rawLag Room
cLA.UGHLIN-DUICK for
1928 `sets a new vogue in •
motor car design.—
Rich fabrics, covering walls and
ceilings, blend pleasantly with ex-
terior finishes, forming a neutral
background for matching or con-
trasting 'interior
on-trasting'interior effects.
Form -fitting tailored seats are up-
holstered in attractive materials of
the finest quality. Carpets of pleas-
ing pattern add a touch of lively
color. Even the interiorware is care-
fully selected for' its decorative
effect, that the, complete ensemble'
may be in, perfect taste.
'101rtf "U. VICK
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who likes nice ce sh
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atIxloder-,
0 ate prices to call in and have a look.
Many other lines of Men's Oxfords at from
a` 2.9.5 per pair up -in fact our buying facilities enable
▪ us to sell at'prices equally as low as' big city stores.
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BROADCLOTHS .._ / 9c
IN CHECKED 79c
'RAYONS
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fFUGi;. SILKS
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32 -inch ENGLISH
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TOWELS
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2 '25c
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For Rent.
Headquarters for Farm Lighting Supplies
Irons, Toasters, Lamps'and Fixtures.
We'Repair All Kinds of Electrical Apparatus.
..Winghain Utilities Commission
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