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FOR SALE -One cottage and sever-
e good houses. Apply Thos. Fells,
FOR SALE. -3o cords of soft wood.
W. J. Pardon, phone .23 on 614
FOR SALE -Good dry wood. Apply
to Will Young, phone ;62o=4.2.
FOR SALE—A good coal or wood
heater, in first-class condition. Ap-
ply firs, R, Beattie, ;
AUCTION SALE.
Of Valuable Fame in the Town
skip -of Wawanosh.
The At mienistratrix of the Estate of
Edward Haines, deceased, will offer
for sale by public auction on the
premises on Tuesday, the eleventh
WANTED—Girls to clerk in dry 1 day or • October, A.D. 1927, at 2
goods store. Apply to Mr. Burk, o'clock in the afternoon, rite. follow--
altFlroy's old steed, 1'nghanm nag valuable property, namely:— The
FOR ;SALE—Franle building 22x.32
-with 14 ft. posts; regular barn frame
in excellent condition_ Bargain for
quick sale. Apply Advance -Times, acres, of land more or less.
FOUND—Two This property is situate about four
t? leather purses, a and one-half miles from. the Village
child's slipper and a parasol axvait of Whitechurch, one mile from school
owners at the Advance -Times of- and font miles from church on a good
Tice gravel road. There are about eighty
acres cleared and about ten. acres of
south half of lot number Twenty-
seven in the Tenth Concession of the
'Township. of Wawanosh in the Coun-
ty of Huron, containing one hundred
AUCTION SALE of farm stock and n
implements, east half of Lot at on , o0d bush, and all the cleared lend
concession 9,. East Wawanosh on xs xn grass.
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To the Editlir ay. all than Winphatn
paypers
Deer Sur: I hev often tould ye be-'
foor that thine Grits make- a lot av
neishtakes in, playin the pollytickle
game, No ntatther how shmart theer
layders may be, arr how . good a
polishy they may hev, theer always
sames to be some fellahs among them
to shpill the banes, so to shpake, an
let us Torieswin. I cud aisily point
out what wus the thrubble wid thim
whin lasht Monday wus a wake, but
if they heven't siuse enough to see
it fer thimsilves, so much the betther
fer us.
Accordin to the argymints av thim
U.F,O.'s, the Nhrt Huron sate in Fer-
ree -mint now belongs to the Tories,
an Jarge shudden't hev anny opposi-
tion nixt toime. I hope they will
shtick to the Ioine av talk they used
this • tloime, whin the nixt elickshun
comes around. 'Twould be a good
argyanint in favor av us Tories, that
the parthy that wins a sate wance
shud hev it nixt tonne widout havin
to foight fer it. Yis, it wud be a
good argymint, an a raysonable wan;
undher prisint condishuns, but we kin
harrudly Letpict thim U.F.O.'s to be
consistint enough to shtay wid the
shtand they tuk this lasht toime.
More loikely they will jine up wid
the Grits next tonne an throy to de -
fate us Tories.
Elickshuns do good, an they do
harruni. I mane outsoide av polliticks
altogether. Fer inshtance, 1 hev
known good Tories to be bad frinds
fer months, arr mebby years, befoor
an elickshun, but be rayson av t'v>ixr-
rukin togither durin the campaign,
got to undhershtand aitch other bet-
ther an decoided to let the ould thrub-
ble dray. Thin, on the other hand, I'
hev known Orin' who had been good"
(rinds all theer loives befoor,to quar-
rel on elickshun day an notshpake to.
aitch other agin fer months. 'Tis a
quare wurruld, so it is, wid good an
bad so mixed up in iviryting an iviry-
body that sometoirnes ye kin harrudly
tell which is which. Wan good rule
is to shtick to. fursht yer fu ra t love, "fer,
shure, 'tis ginerally a bad sk-alae in=
Thursday, October 6th, 1927. Ir& .� ere are on the premises a good toirely to lave the woife .arr the
Robt. Owens, proprietor; Thos.. eight -roomed frame house :and a , church arr the parthyshtarted frame barn 5=1s 4 and straw shed. ye s Carted wid,
i+OST-2-year-old heifer, about two both barn and she a ood" r li r tlxrubbles where ye are but me
d, g oc ad bb
Gundry, auctioneer: i 2g' aS with stone fun AY coorse -u loikely hev er own
foundations under , y
• eeks ago; :red in color, white and a ;r y
good well with �windmill anda tvud• run into 'worse' wens -
square or forehead d Pump ns x 'f ye
an short p p attach
ed. The farm ms an ex- made a change. A new.p air av shoes
Horns Punier please ply James hent condition
Norman, East 4Taancssl� Krauts,^: 1 throughout is nivir as comfortable tillye �-it
i, TERMS OF SALE:- Ten
Wingharn,per cent,
of the purchase money on the day
used to tiaimtm; as the ould wars ye
RESIDENCE FOR 4 of sale and. the balance within thirty strew away, although they may look
SALE—One of d h _ � g _ y
the Incest homes in lLvLiE-Oi• all days thereafter. The purchaser will +betther. I know .a lot a: f�
G ; be entitled to immediatepossession.Y tillahs who
modern conveniences, hardwood P
urther terms and
floors. Purchaser will conditions of sale
�ry 1 not be Iv- will be made known at
Sr i interior to -pend money en repairs sale or may be had on the liratimof
decorating, apply on application.
the premises to Mrs. A. G. Sinitic, to the nnderrigned:
At thesome time and place will he into it back ig
fer thini to offered for ,al> following o
good ould
are now in the U.F.O. parthy, whose
new shoes same to be hurtin theer
carne, be rayson av thins bein too
shillala Me advoice to thim lads is
S,•.
corner fmag Road and Victoria
street, t. the house- T0rj arr Grit boots agar as soon :
_ , hold goads and effects, nanamely:as
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TENDERS will be teteeketi by the ` sideboard, x, dining room table, r sec- poshible if they want to be happy. ~
undersigned up to Thursday, Sept- retary, 1 lounge, I organ, 6 'cane -bot- Did it ivir shtroike ye that the
29th, at 6 o'clock pan:, for the exec- tom chairs, 6 kitchen chairs, a bed-
elickshun wus a
tarn of a curling rink i.}ti^C5 feet 'room: suites, 2 hedstrads t kitchen
quare wan in :nanny
frame zonstruction. Plans and spec- table, i cupboard, i kitchen store, > ' ways. Fer inslitance, the mean whose
ificattons may be seer. at A, tI, beaters, r oil stove, r feather bed and •
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tenderbed :•
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accepted Edward Nash, Secretary. OtY of bedding and table linea, a CARR OF THANKS
To the friends and neighbors who
number of farm and garden tools,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS cutlery-:, ptctimres and other . articles
too aziereroue to mention, i robe: a
1 : THE ESTATE OF MARY Bl2'z - grant tv of wood . split ar'•i in the
SNS, late of the Township of Mor- split
in nee County of Huron,; Spin- ;: TERMS OF SALE OF 'CHAT -
stet. deceased,^ELS' hums of Ten dollars and un -
on KE n5 HEREI3I on tee ' der, cash; and for ;urn: over that
pursuant to Section 56, Chapter tea 'amount, approved joint notes at six
of the Revised ed : tatutes of Outarm mnntlms �i tIl be accepted
that all persons l at in , Ci ImmmS against ' ,DATED this twentieth day tf Sep -
the Estate ,•,f Mary Ery�am:s who died itrtmb�r, AIO, iq-f
cin or about the tenth of May, A.D:
7927, at the Township of Morris, are
required to seed to Alexander Ber-
ens, Belgrave, Ontario, the Executor
of the above Estate, or to the under- VALUABLE FARM Ill
signed, or, or before the t•Ret•ty- TI.3E 'TOWNSHIP OF
f i• nit tea- of 'September, A.D. x9sE,
their trainee and addresses with tall; MORRIS FOR SALE
articular: of their claims in writing'
+defy t.eneed fry attndartt and the na- Tenders wall be received by T. A.
ire the securities Of any) held. by Brandon, Belgrave, Ontario,by
t teaxm, the undersigned u toSeptember
i- p P.M.,
..,
AND FURTHER RTHER T A .E NOTICE 27th, A.D. 1927 ata o'clock
that after the purl, twenty-fourth day the purchase of the South if `f for
cs Sapternber, Ai?. atly�"7, the assets number Tu u hal; of Lot
the'said Estate will be distributed TWO in the Fourth in
Mon of the Township of Morris in
by the said Executor among the par- the County of Huron con.aining too
tife .titled thereto, having regard acres more or less, "except such pan
0QT:a to claims of which he shall then conveyed to the Canadian Natioona
have notice and. the Estate will not Railway. On the erenYissit-
be--
'liabde for .alas claims not filed at nate a two story ten roomed
[d whitedie e�
tl=c time rte the said distribution. brick house 20 by 3o feet, one story
I)ATEI) at Wrnghatn this sixth day brick 9kitchen 18 b ' 2, feet,frame
of September, A.D. 1927: woodshed and drive shed tby yrs.
J W. Bt.'SHFIELD, feet, Barn 5o by56 feet withstone
\Viirigharn, Ont.
foundation, �an:d: a gond well.. This
Solicitor for the Fenn" or. property which has about . o acres of
stt itll 1111lillg1l1N1fitl1iit4 itllMla. iiiil#1' sillutes, bush is situated about one-quarter
e with Municipal Ditch and a s :tin
• ►tearti cruet, p
The purchaser will be permitted to
on the property kr Fail. work
full possession cannot be given
until Mareh tst,x928, The highest or
* Oily tender tot necessarily aceeptecl.
Te ett per cent of price on ttoti-
1 fication of acceptance of tender and
6alarmce on conpietiart of trattsfer.
Dalai. at Wingbarn this sixth day
of September, A.D. 11927,
,I', NV. l3USZ1P1ELD. Solicitor,
ik141811�1 Wirigbar ar, O t,
name wushead
a �, atthe av h ballot
the lz�. t
came out at the foot av the poll, an
the man at the bottom came Out on
top That's wan ;ting, an another wan
'is that thim byes in Goderioh who
buried the hatchet xamusht hev dug it
up agin, jilt as I a ,;picted, but it
doesn't make anny differ ,fer, shure,
we won the elicks tun annyway, tanks
to Miss McPhail.
Hopin that Froiday will be 'a foine
day fer the Wingham Fall Fair, 1
remain,
Yours till nbtt wake,
Timothy Hay.
LOtT: A FINGER
Thomas Hackett, second eldest son
of Mr. Alexander Hackett, reeve of
Ashfield, met with a painful and un-
fortunate accident recently, while as-
sisting in drawing in alfalfa hay at
his home. The hay was being un-
loaded with the hay fork, when by
some means, the fingers of<his left
hand' were caught in the pulley. The
second finger was completely severed,
while' the other fingers were very
badly crushed. It will be a long time
before be will be able to use his hand,
ANOTHER GAOL DELIVERY
IN LONDON
For the second time within a com-
paratively short pericd, London coun-
ty gaol has been the scene of a de-
liberate and successful "gaol delivery.
On Sunday evening, five desperate
characters made a successful getaway
after beating a guard into insensibil-
ity, overpowering another and taking
the keys which opened up a clear..
exit. The escaped,;prisoners are
Frank -Moreton, a Kentuckian, ask-
nowledged leveler in the getaway, and
wanted on an assault charge; Edward
Hariton, held on a mu;der charge;
Roy Agnew, ,pf London, and known
locally; Ross \icLeed, of Thames -
ford, and Ernest Brown, of'' Thorn -
dale. The latter three were held on
charges of having robbed garages and
stores in Oxford county. The latter
three were recaptured Monday at
Crumlin.
MORTGAGE SALE
Under and by virtue of the powers
contained in a mortgage which will
be produced at the time of sale, there
will be offered for. sale by Public
Auction on
SATURDAY,
the `FIRST day of OCTOBER, 1927,
at the hour of two o'clock pan. at
the. Brunswins Hotel, Wingham, by
Thomas E. Fells, Auctioneer, the fol-
lowing property, namely:
All and singular that certain parcel
or,tract of land and premises, situate,
lying and being in the Town of Wing -
ham in the County of Huron and be-.
ing composed of part of Lot Number
eight in the east side of Josephine
Street, Government additional survey
described as follows:—Commencing
at the'south west corner'of said Lot
and running northerly along Joseph-
ine Street twenty-six feet; thence
Easterly parallel with Victoria Street,
one hundred and forty-six feet;; thence
southerly : parallel with Josephine
Street, twenty-six feet; thence -west-
erly parallel with Victoria Street, one
hundred' and forty-six feet to the
place of beginning.
Terris: Twenty-five per cent. of the
purchase money to' be paid down at
the time of sale, balance to be paid
within fifteen days thereafter.
For further particulars and condi-
tions of sale apply to -McKay R Fer-
gusson, Woodstock, Ontario, Solict-
ora for the Mortgagee.
DATED \ odst k Ontario,
at Vo oc ,,Ota o,
this Sixth day of September, 1927
R. VANSTCNE,
Wingham. Ontario,
Vendor,: Soi'icitor.
mile from Belgrave and is well drain-
d i
Plum.,
Hot
Hot Air H
rid.
I:Nltll ifi1 111111III II C8981M I
were so kind and sympathetic to me
during my recent bereavement, I ex-
!tend
x-itend sty sincere thanks.
—Mrs. Jas. Roulston.
MORTGAGE SALE.'
front the home of her son, Mr. Eu-
, cn,: ;McDonald, to ,Vinghatn ceme-
tery.
f WOOD—In Turnberry, on Sat ur-
f day, Septenmber 17th, William Wood,
y aged 75
years.
public auction an Saturday, the t th
day of October, A.D. tez,7, at the hour
of two o'clock. in the afternoon, at
of the bride's brother, Mr. L. F. Ash-
ton, Gorrie, by Rev, F. W. Craik, on
Wednesday, September 74, Jessie ?�1.,
daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs,
William Ashton, to Albert W. Wright,
of Elora.
DIED
ROSS — In Clinton, on Monday,
Septette -her 19th, 19.7, Jane Ross, wid-
ow of the late John McDonald, aged
So years.
• The funeral took place yesterday
Of Valuable Farm Lands in the
Township of Turnberry.
Under and by virtue of a power o
sale contained in a certain mortgagewhich will be produced at the time o
sale, there will be offered for sale b
the Brunswick Hotel in the Town or
Winghanm, the following valuable pro-
perty, namely. The east half of lot
number One n in the TRvelfth Concis—
cion of the Township of Turnberry,
in the County of Huron, containing
fifty acres of land more or less.
This property is well situate ear a
good greavel road two and one-half
miles from Glenannan station, and
about nine miles from the Village of
Teeswater and the Town of i'4ing-
han1, and within about one-half a mile
from school and church.
The land is a flood clay loam and.
ft is all under cultivation:
There are on the premises a'irame
house 14 x 2q, a frame barn .36 x 60
with a good stone stable underneath
MARRIED
WR I GHT-AS HTON— At the home
BIRTHS
PORTER—In Turnberry, on Sep-
teniber tst, to Mr, and Mrs. Roy For
ter, a son.
FITZPATRICK In Cuirass, of
Septeinber r6th, to Mr, and Mrs. Ed
ward Fitzpatrick, a son (Harold Lyn
and there is an abundance of good ett).
water.
TERMS OF SALE: Ten per cent.
on the day of sale and the balance
within meaty days thereafter. The
purchaser will be entitled to immed-
iate ,possession.
Further terms and cotitiitiot;s of
sale will be made known on the day
of sale or may be had on application
to the undersigned.
DATED this twentieth day of Sep-
t
epto nberl, A.D.
1:. VANSTONE,
Winghatn, Ontarits.
Vendor's :Solicitor:
LLOYD In Winghatti General
Hospital, on Septetnber loth, to ?Cir.
hand hits. Richard Lloyd, a son.
JENKINS—In Turnberry, on Sep-
fexnber i&ith, to Mr, and Mrs. Clifford
kins, a daughter.
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Septet.-
rnest,
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Dublin Street United church,
Guelph, Ontario, prettily decorated
with asters, gladioli and ferns, was
the scene of an interesting wed.iine
on Saturday, September t7th, tvh.en,
Lylia Viola, only daughter of Mr, and
Mrs. C, N. Mighton, became the is .rid;:
of Mr, Parker Snieltzer, only sc.;i 1
Mrs. and the late Mr. ler. Smeit_,.,
Bduevale. The ceremony was perform-
ed by the Rev, Mr. Frid, pastor of
the church.
The winsome bride, who was given
in marriage by her father, wore a
dress of white crepe romaine with lace;
and. crystals. Her veil was arranged
in cap -style and was held with a
wreath of orange blossoms and pearls.
She carried a shower bouquet of
Ophelia roses, gypsophila and fern;
Mrs, W. M. Wilkie, is matron of
li °onor, was prettily gowned in pink
georgette with picture hat to match,
Her bouquet was of ,Ophelia roses,
baby's breath and fern, Miss Hazel
Johnson, in mauve chiffon and carry-
ing shell pink asters, and Miss. Mil-
dred Anderson, Elora, in maize georg-
ette and carrying mauve asters, were
charming bridesmaids. They also
wore large black velvet hats. Mr. Earl
Mighton supported the groom, Mr.
W. Richardson, Jordan, Ontario, and
Mr. W. M. Wilkie were ushers. Mr.
Hockin played' the wedding march
,'and aiso'piayed softly during the cer
em"ony, Miss N. Little sang sweetly.
while the register was being signed.
Afterwatds a reception was held
when luncheon was served to about,
thirty-five guests. Mrsc Mighton was
gowned in blue and gray georgette
with hat to match. The groom's mo-
ther wore a dress of black satin, --a
black hat and a corsage bouquet of
mauve sweet peas.
Mr. and Mrs. Saneltzer left later in
the afternoon for points east, the lat-
ter wearing a dress of flame georg-
ette, navy coat and blue and grey hat
She also wore the groom's gift, a
platinum fox fur. The happy couple
will reside in Guelph.
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TWO NEW JUDGES
Hon.'W. E. Raney has been remov-
ed from the troubled sphere of trou-
bled politics by going to the supreme
court.
During his term as attorney -general
in the Drury government, and later
as leader of the Progressives in the.
Ontario Legislature, Mr. Raney has
been much in the ; public eye.
As an examining or prosecuting
lawyer Mr. Raney was a greater suc-
cess than as a politician: If he pos-
sessed them, he faired at times to
exhibit those "human qualities" that
take men a long way on the road to
political success.
The other legal mind going to the
bench is J. M. McEvoy,' K.C.; of
London, one of the outstanding crim-
inal lawyers in the country. Mr. Mc-
Evoy possesses many of those traits
that mark the genius. When he took
a case it was no, half-hearted effort
he gate his client; he put in all he
possessed of legal knowledge, hard
work, persuasion and attack. He
should make a very excellent judge,
Who o is viay
from home?
Keep the tautly
united. If some are
T away from home, the
easiest and quickest way
Ts of course by a Long Dis-
tance call. Viz! young
.people nowadays r-,xt up a
`very brave front of wish -
rag to appear independent
and self-reliant, but their
hearts still thump faster
when they he'ar Dad's or
Mother's voice over the
wire..
Even when
ry; . into
go
into business, per-
sd haps in distant cities,
their nature does not
changewith their" habita-
tion,.
.The tie still holds.
The dear familiar voices
are rust as potent.
Have a regular titre
to call up the absent
sent
ones byLo- Dn ist-
Once. The service was
never so rapid. The cost
of Irate 'ban Service to
nearby towns ---within a
radius of say 2.5 miles—is
vim low.
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High -Grade Oxfords for Men
at Very Reasonable Prices
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"Big Win" is the name of this very excellent
make of Ken's Shoes. the qualityof which we feel
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confident in saying that for quality and price are un-' !"
excelled. _
Note the prices - $5.50, $6.50 and $5.95 for
real high-grade shoes. No need to pay the very fancy
prices some shoe stores ask.
Sample pairs are now being shown in the south'
window.
H. WILLIS
THE SHOE STORE Phone 129, WINGHAM ®,
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RADIO STATION o B.P.
WINGH ,
Will broadcast a�nold ;time
programme on Tlxtirsday nig
S to
9• n.
BETTY
WHO OLIVES . ON OUR
STREET
dance
from
There's a little girl earned "Betty"
Who lives on our street,
Always .blithesome, always pretty,
Always smiling when you meet.
She is only three years ears old
,
But she's worth her weight in. gold,
And a picture to behold
When you see her on the street.-
There are other little kiddies
Who live on our street,
Dressed in gingham gownsand mid-
dies,
And everything complete.
But embroidery and, lace
Have to take the second place
With the stunshine in the face
Of this kadd!e on our street.
There is not a bush or bower
In a garden on the street,
With its most exquisite flower
Could in anywise compete
With this little climbing rose,
Sweetest little bud that blows,
And the fairest flower that 'grows
By a cottage 00our street.
When the slimmer day is closing,
Casting shadows at our feet,
And all nature is reposing
From the sunshine and the ]meat,
Sheltered 'neath the quiet dome
Of °a happy little home
Is this pretty little Betty
Who lives on our street,
—T. A, Calhoun, London.
!Clean to handle. Sold by all
Druggists, Grocers and
1 General SS Stores
FRED DAVEY
Village Clerk
Issuer of Mrariage Licenses.
The Iaw now requires the license
be taken out three days before the
ceremony.
WINGHAM EDITOR LEAVING
It is with much regret the .citizens:
of Wingham learn that Mr. and Mrs.
A. G. Smith and family will be leav-
ing town . in the near future. For a
number of years lir. Smith has been:•
editor of the Advance -Times, there,.
and has always been a great booster
through its columns for his town: He
disposed of his business this summer
to W. Logan Craig, of Grand Valleyy,
Mr. Smith will be managing editor, of
the Orange Sentinel, published in To-
ronto, The good wishes of a host of
friends are extended to Mr.5mith
and his ;esteemed wife and family,
who have been valued citizens of
Wingham.—Mitchell Advocate.
School
We are ready for
Stock
--PUBLIC SCHOOL
ROOKS
—CRAYONS.
--DRAWING BOOL
-ERASERS
-EXERCISE BOOKS
—FOOLSCAP
—FOUNTAIN PENS
INKS
--LOOSE LEAP BOO.
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