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WINGHAIVI, ONTARIO
Avery Thursday Idorning
W. Logan Craig, Publisher
Subscription rates -- One year $2.00,
Six months $r.00, in advance,
Advee tising rates on application.
HOUSE FOR SALE - All modern
conveniences; good garden; well
situated.A bargain for quick: sale.
Abner Cosens, Insurance and Real
Estate.
FOR SALE -4927 Ford Tudor, gone
2950 miles, Bumper, Bumpenettes,
'Speedometer, Spare Tire, $soo.00
Apply to W. E. Hammond, Charles
St., Wingham,
FOR SALE -Several good farms and
Fells.
forApply houses, sale. A
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FOR SALE—One storm door,
com-
plete,
also storage room forone
car A. F. Homuth,
FOR SALE—Two young cows and
two spring calves. Apply to P. Ke -
hoe, Patrick street.
FOR SALE—One composite stove,
one Detroit Vapor Stove, both in
first-class condition. Apply to Mrs.
H. A. Wallis.
FOR SALE—Two Ford cars in good
running order—one has new top.
Will exchange for body beech or
maple wood. Furthere particulars
from B. J. Beninger, Wingham.
HOUSE WORK WANTED—A cap-
able girl waists a position at gener-
al house work, references, apply
Advance -Times.
NORTHERN SPY APPLES— No.
and Domestic, will be delivered in.
Wingham on Friday, No. x, $7.00,
Domestic, $5.00.
Isaac Nixon, R.R. No. 7, Lucknow.
FOR SALE -5o acres of choice pas-
ture land, all cleared, South .half
of Lot 41, Concession 1, Morris.
Apply to Wm. Hamilton or Mrs.
Robt, Hamilton.
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FRED DAVEY
Village'Clerk
of '
ONTARIO VOTERS' LISTS ACT
Notice is hereby given that a court
will be held, pursuant to The Voters'
Lists Act, at the 'Town Hall, Wing -
ham, on Wednesday, the 23rd day of
November, 1927, at 10.30 a.m. o'clocik,
Lor hearing all complaints made a-.
gainst the voters' list for the Munici- l
pality of Wingham for 1927, particul-
ars of which complaints are available
at the Clerk's Office, Town Hall,'
Wingham:
Dated, Clerk's Office, this 5th day
of .November, 1927-
W. A GALBRAITH,
Town Clerk, .Wingham,.
and, of the Court.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
The Municipal Council of the ;
Township of 'Morris are asking for
tenders for the construction of the
Tipling Drain
1']ans, spect,.cations, profile at the
Clerk's. office
Tenders cousiderud at the Council
meeting, Township nship Hall, on. Monday
November 2ist, at 3 p.ui.
The lowest or any tender not nec-
essarily accepted
A. MacEWEN,
Clerk.
AUCTION SALE OF BUILDINGS
The Trustees of the United Hackett
atsd Lane's congregations will offer
f4rr sate by pub. 'a auction, the build-
ing known as Lane's Church on the
Lida concession of Ashfield, on Nov.
ember 15th, at 2.so pari. The sale will
be held on the premises and there will
be offered also what remains of the
Church shed, and the Church seats'
and furnislurgs. The Church is a sub-
stantial frame structure, and contains
a lot of good material. The seats al-
so are strong and in good condition.
ELLIOTT MILLER,
Auctioneer.
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'clocknin the afternoon of Tuesday,
the 6th day of December, 1927. All
accounts against the County roust be
in the hands of the Clerk not later
than Monday preceding the meeting
of the Council. At this meeting of
County Council, the appointment of
t County Treasurer,, also an Inspect-
or for the House of Refuge will be'
trade. Applications for the above po-
sitions to be sent or delivered to the.
xuldiersigned County Clerk, on or be-
fore Saturday, December 3rd, 1927..
GEO. W. HOLMAN,
County Clerk.I
Issuer Mrariage Licenses.
The law now requires the license
be taken out three days before the
We announce
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Automobile
Il. BATTERY
We've said all
along that we are
here to save
you
money; but this'
battery value sim.
ply shouts the
message for us.
Only slightly high-
er in the 12 -volt.
s,.ar' '.d too.
A. M. Crawford
DEALER
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Phone 139
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A CONVlNTION IS .FULL OF
SURPRISES
WINGHA,VI ADVANCE -TIMES
Mrs,;Robt, Brooks of Toronto, vis-
ited, over the week -end with her ano-
ther, Mrs. Margaret McLean, Cath-
arine street,
Miss Muriel Redmond, of Victoria
College, Toronto, spent the week -end
at her home here, accompanied by
her cousin, Mr. George Ferrier, of
Toronto University,
Miss Olive Clow has returned after
a month's visit with friends in Guelph
and Erin:
(Intended for last week-
To the Editor av dll thim Wingham.
paypors.
Deer Sur, —
I 'didnt git to Walkerton lasht wake
afther all, be rayson av the missus
wantin ire to vhtay at home an bate
carpets. 'lis a jawb T dispoise wid me
whole heart, bat sontetaimes all av us
married min hev to shtretch a point
to,,plaje the whnmin, fer stey hev con-
throl av the panthry, an bessides that
it is good polishy for,a roan to give
way wance in a whoile if he wants
to be boss the mosht av the toime.
All the same I wus sorry not to git
goin. to Walkerton wid the resht av
the byes, for it is a purty town,
almosbt as purty as Wingham wid
about tree tousand payple in it layoin
out the fellahs who are in the jail, .but
countin all thim who are not theer
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yit.
The byes who went do be tellin me
that they, had a foin'e toime intirely
wid maytin min from the other towns,
an wid a banquit at naight wid lashins
av good tings to ate, an shpakin, an
music an singin afterwards. 'Tis a pity
I wassint theer, but 'tis a wu&rruld av
dishappointments, so it is.
Wan ting our byes didn't loike wits
that theer was far too much talk
about a blue waster hoighway that a
few fellates do be throyin to git built
along the lake shoor, troo Grand
Bind an Boyfield, an Goderich, an
Poort Albert, ,an Point Clark, an
Kincardine, an Bruce Baich, an Poort
other
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Elgin, Southampton 50 t
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shmall places wheer nobody wud
use
it but webby .a few toorists, an stey
wud nivir come back afstue bein over
the thrack wance. Av coorse I am not
afstur sayin that mebby this hoignway
shuddin't be built sometoinme whin
Mishter Ferguson tink she _ has' made
money enough out ' av the b.00ze
business to affoord it but in the mone
toime the proper ititinshum to ,,be
made to the Provinshul Haighway
sishtem is from Clinton troo Blyth
an Wingham an Teeswater an Wol-
kerton an Hanover and Chesley to.
Owen Sound. This road wud ran troo
as foine a stretch av counthry as ye
cud foind annywheer, an the local
traffick weed be double what theer wud
wis be on army auld blue wather
haigway wid the lake all the way on.
wan soidebav it, an the srnull av fish
so shtrong that toorists wuddin't git
it out av theer sishtems for wakes
after bein over the road.
T tink mebby we do be makin too
much fuss throying to catch toorist
thrade hum the cities. Shure they
moshtly camp b.esoide the road an
bring what they want to ate wid thin
in tin cans, an shratter ould paypers
an pashtboord boxes all over the
place, an nivir pick thim up on layvin.
Whim we hev almosht'run the praw-
vince bankrupt wid buildin road, thin
iverybody . will be boyin floyin
masheens, an thin tings will be worse
than ivir. "Fink av ,aeroplane picnic
parthies floyin over top av us iviry
foine Summer day, an trown dirthy
noospayypers an rotten bananas, an
broken dishes down on our heads as
we walk the shtraits. Faith, it will be.
wurse than doti,gin automobeels. Isn't
it a quare wurruld?
Yours till nixt wake,
'Tiniostry Hay
Violent Headaches:
DEATHS
Until She Found
Fruitua.tives"
WILLT.A1fSO�i -In •'Wingham, on
November, 5th, William R, William-
son, in his 67th year.
STEIN—In East Wawanosb, on Nov-
ember 6th, \ illiam George Stein,
aged. 57 years. Funeral from the
residence of his brother-in-law, Wil-
liam Pardon, Lot 31, Concession 19,
to-day,(Thursday),. at two -thirty
o'clock. Interment in Wingham
Cemetery.
MRS. MICHAEL COOL'S.
former sufferer, again. a form grateful for
relief given by "Fruit-a-tives' , returns
heart -felt thanks:—
"I used to feel tired out and rundown,
and periodically had severe headaches,"
writes Mrs. Michael Coulis, Killaloe Sta-
tion'
tation, Ontario.' "After using `Fruit -a -tines'
the headaches and tired -out feeling soon.
disappeared, , and for two years now I
have been in the best of health."
For over 20 years "Fruit-a-tives" has been
a positive boon to thousands of Cana-
dians visited with headaches, listlessness,
rheumatism, constipation and kindred ills
due to failure of the kidneys, stomach
bowelsor liver to act properly.
erlY
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'Fruit -a -tines"
is so universally
success -
fel because it is a natural medicine—made
from the intensified juices of fresh fruits
combined with tonics.' Let it help you,
too. Buy a box, to -day. 25c and 50;
everywhere,
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs, Williamson and family -wish
to thank all the friends, especially the
Western Foundry staff and employees
for their kindness and sympathy dur-
ing their sad bereavement .
Thursday, j'ovem'?er lath, 1927.
Mr. and MrI'. John Pipdr of i3adian
Michigan, motored up and spent. 'a
few days with the forme 's brother,
Mr. Steve Piper. These two brothers
Miss Margaret Piper and Mr, Ken-
neth Love of Toronto, spent the hol-
iday at the borne of the former's
parents.
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Ame.eSa.aeUndid. Mtn, rent.
Jorultcu %/WC 'a us JapanerC •.,x
'mills are to be established in Win-
nipeg soon, P;t is understood, so as to
be in a good position do buy wheat,
Two representatives of the Missin
!Flour Mills and Mitsui Grain Com.
patty, of Tokio, were yin Winnipeg
recently making arrangements for
the purchase of 150,009 tons of
' wheat for the two firms.
Ernest Rolph, a Toronto architect,
has claims to the discovery of tact
first fossilized remains of eggs o$
prehistoric reptiles. He found them
In a deep cutting between Lethbridge
and -MacLeod .in the shape of about
15 perfectly round stones. The eggs
measure 2% inchesin diameter and.
are now being investigated by Pro..
fessor Parks of Toronto.
Miss Anna Smeltzer, .laughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Smeltzer, of.
Amulet, Saskatchewan, spent a 'few l
Twainley.
Mr, :George Lane and daughters
Iiielda. and Hilda and son Clifford,
motored to Riverview and spent their
Thanksgiving day with Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas, 'Raeburn
Mr and Mrs. Eleanor Iaarrish mot -
Reeve i'1aekett spent `!',uesdley in
Goderich. •
Mrs. Cyril Campbell received the'
sad news of the death of her mother,;
Friday. Funeral was held on Monday,
'Much sympathy is extended to. the'
bereaved.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Irwin spent'
' the end of the vteek with fir. and:
Mrs, Thomas Strong, near b'ordwich,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
pursuant tb Section 56, Chap. 121 of
the Revised Statutes of Ontario, that
all persons having claims against the
estate of Thomas Stacey, deceased;
who died on or about the fourth 'day
of October, A. D. 1927, at the Town-
ship of Turnberry in the County of
Huron, are required to send by post,
prepaid,, or too deliver to R. Vanstone,
Wingham, Ontario, Solicitor for the'
Administrator on or before the thirti-
eth day of November, A. D. 1927,
their names and addresses with full
particulars in writing of their claims,
and the nature of the securities (if
any) held by them duly verified by a
statutory declaration.
AND TAKE NOTICE FURTH-
ER that after the 'saidthirtieth day
of November, 1927, the saki Adminis-
trator will proceed to distribute the
assets of -the said estate among the
parties entitled thereto, having e-
gard: only to the claims of which they
shall then have had notice, and the
said Adniisitrator, shall not be liable
for the said assets or any part there-
of to any person of whose claim
cno-
have
he shall not then received
tice.
DATED at Wingham this ninth day
of November, A. Ds 1927.
R. VANSTONE,
Wingham, P.O.
Solicitor for the Administrator
ASHFIELD
Mr, Wm. Baldwin, Mr. and firs.
Gilbert Vint, . spent Sunday 'at the
(home' of Mr. Wm, Love's, Marnock,
Mr. and Mrs. Will Lane and fam-
ily, of Ripley, spent Sunday with rela-
tives here. ,
Mr, and Mrs. John Moss and Miss
Pearl Finnigan of Dungannon, spent
their; Thanksgiving day at the home
of Mr. Gilbert Vint and .Mr, Wm.
Baldwin.
ored to Arthur on- Sunda'y.'
CARD OP THANES ,
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Mi-, and Mrs. Robt . Dey elwish to
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publicly thank their friends and neigh-
bors and especially 'Mrs. J. Rogers,
who was so kind and rendered every
ssistance at the time of sad bereave -
.,t lent in their home,
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Have you 'inyour travels or in your reading- of the South
Seas ever heard of the death chant of the Maoris, and do
yott know its significance? It forms the basis of the plot
in this extremely fascinating mystery story. In, this case,
the chant was not heard in faraway New Zealand, but in
an American inland city. Read of the amazing double -per-
sonality of the girl who wore the green cloak.
To Be Printed as a Serial in The Advance -Times,
Commencing November 17th.
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