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25c A. B, S. $c C. Tablets
▪ 500, Rexall Kidney Plaster
• 5oc Rexall Kidney Pills
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5oc Jonteel Cream
sec ;i'onteel Cold 'Cream Powder
5oc Fancy Candle
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ME WINGHAM ADVAN€E4IMES
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WINGHA 4 ,ONTARIO
Every T1turSday Morning
W, Logan Craig • Publisher
Subscription rates One year $2,Oo,
Six months $1,00, izt advance.
Advertising rates on application.
ARENA LIMITED BY-LAW
NEEDS StJPPORT
Elsewhere in this issue of the ,A.d
:ranee -dines,_ appears a By-law seek-
ing the support of the ratepayers.of
Wingham to loan $6,000 to the Wing-
ham Arena Limited for a teem of ten
years, payable $600 annually without
interest. As security the tow gets a
second Mortgage, subject to an ex-
isting one of $7,000, on a property
„that is conservatively valued at $z2,000
Of course, the first and vital question
to many will be; "What is this loan
going • to cotter It just means an ad-
dition. to the tax bill of •Itx cents per
year, per $1,boo assessment for the a
ten years the debenture s will run; • F4
truly not 3 very heavy burden, even
if it could be considered in that ht;ht.
For some time the 'direct ors 1:ov e
bo en discouraged to •a great >.legree iii
trying to carry a heavy floating debt.
and Would no doubt gladly transfer
their- duties and responsibilities to
any person anxious, to carry on the
Thursday, November ,117th, 1927•
Arena. just the cause of'this financial
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betake), we do not know, nor are
. t p i�titlltfig7111€r"1flll1ltl _ # ali to tyre "present,
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„� ,W y r ;:rt ,rr,,,,,;,, = situation, Quite likely. a shortage of
;' 7 Y` wgalw- ::r ' A { e I capital may be the real cause of the
q µ e.sew .1 F t 1,3 present trouble. Suffice to Say that
the :crena is a necessity for a place
ell the size of Wingham, and it is a pub -
d; lie duty for loyal citizens to See that.
' such places of recreation and amuse-
ment are providedfor the young peo-
ple, It offers • the boy or girl an, op -
6 portunity of developing 'physical
i _ strength in one of the most exhilarate
Pt ing'. sports known; and at the same
ii time provides facilities for hockey,
I11& without which the young, virile en -1
mutt,
cents a word per insertion, with a minimum, charge of 25c..
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HOUSE FOR SALE — All modern
conveniences; good garden; well
situated.A bargain for quick sale.
Abner Cosens, Insurance and Real
Estate.
TEESWATER CIDER MILL will
make apple butter on Tuesday, Oc-
tober .25th, November 1st and 8th,
and cider every day until further.
notice.
FOR SALETwo Ford cars in good a oI t 10I t 119111 m111 111511110111E111 11111111
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running order—one has new top. _JlHmbI31y` Stearn
Will exchange for body beech or it1 Y
13-
maple wood. Further particulars'
from B. J. Beninger, Wingham. Water � eP H11
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FOR SALE—One composite _
cook
stove, Detroit vapor stove.. Both in =�t 1T Oc`it*rig _
first-class condition. Apply to Mrs. 1_
W. H. 'Willis.r= „e,
FORSALE—Ten breeding heifers, g W. J. '' OYCE
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: and'four heifers' in calf. APply to = Store Pb.58. ' House Ph. 88. -
J W Smith or A J Nortrop, Wing_ ffi
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FOR SALE—Good range. All white
enamel with nickel trimming. Ap- = NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Py 1 to Chas, Cooke.
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NOTICEIS HEREBY GIVEN,
FOR -SALE—Two gond Holstein pursuant to Section 56, Chap. 121 of
caws PPl
A 1, to Isaiah Stewart. the Revised Statutes of Ontario that
ergetic youth' is more likely to be-
come dissatisfied with the home, town,
and 'd,evelop into a vouch or sore-
head. The ..people of Wingleam rea-
lized all this, provided the Arena,
which gives every acconmeedation a
much larger town might well envy,
and make: their investment as a civic
duty, rather than in anticipation of
ever receiving any cash dividends.
While the affair is a limited joint.
stock company, it is really more of a
community affair, and deserves the
support of those who have a real in-
terest in the youth of the town and
vicinity. In battling its way along a
rather, rough financial road the Arena
Limited have received, possibly $5o in
hall rent rebates, from the town coun-
cil, but no other financial assistance..
What help it needed, some of the di-
rectors and officials pledged their per-
sonaJ notes for necessary accom-
modation. Apparently this is becoming
rather disatisfactory and unpleasant,
and so the directors ' are asking for
this loan to put the company on a
safer basis, and to relieve them of. an
entirely unnecessary financial obliga-
tion. It might just be stated that the
.Phone:aeor:;-, Wingham. all persons having claims against the
l E—TsvoWg00c1 buggies and estate of "Thoreas' Stacey, deceased,
FOR S. who died on or about the fourth day
a set of single harness, a five -tube
Atwater. -Kent Cabinet Radio Set. of October, A. D. 1927, at the Town -
'Apply at- Crawford's Garage. ship of Turnberry in the County of
pP yHuron, are required to send by post,
FOR SALT•d, todeliver toR. V'anstone
gander, 3 year o Administrator on or before file thrrtl
Geese axed gander,' 2 year' old. AP day . of onNovember, e c 1927,
ply to A. ,Dennis, Lower Wingham. eth
- - --- their names and addresses with full
FOR SALE—Farm.; 40 acres, more particulars in writing of their claims,
ss good buildings, with some and the nature of the securities (if
or less,
standing. timber. Situated, in Wing- any) held by then. duly verified by a
s Town Plot. Apply to' John Gib- statutory declaration.
bons, Patrick Street, Wingham. AND TAKE NOTICE FURTH-
-i- rated b ° the ER that atter the said thirtieth day
--"' , v.z'. wanted Y of November, I92 7,. the said :�.dtninis-
_ eirs. F, Fitt, tihuter trator will proceed to distribute. the
�-., M.•- tsatt• assets of the said estate among the
WANTED—A eap- parties entitled thereto, having re-
a position at gener- . gard only to the claims of which they
szs 1 shall then have had notice, and the
rL;e re nc s, apply said A'dtnisitrator shall not be liable
-- for the said assets, or any part there-
r the premises of of to any person of whose clai'rn.
Leg 't, Con, et, Rita- he shall not then have received rm-
..- ti. ,nae year old vice
and 3 calves.
SALE—Two grey geese
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and prepay or eiver -frena Pays to the corporation an an
ld Two African - Win ham Ontario, Solicitor for the t
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,,ii the' prem ,es O
ie r.•esa, xtitid, one red yearlin
heifer. 's. ,1. Henderson,
keii e eri ,T�,actegin. l.•''hune tio8r3.
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aual tax bill of $los, and.to the L*til-
ities coinmissiion $250 for water and
light. Not many townsare without 1 egg
such buildings as the Arena put, up. !
Fa
Walkerton, Ripley, : Chesley, Kincard-
Fergus are all
and'
ine, Southampton
building new rinks this year. This
looks as if the people in these towns
realized the need of' an arena, and
assuredly they will appreciate it none•
the less than those in Wingham, who
know its usefulness.
The whole question is—"Does the
future maintenance of an Arena. in
Wingham seen " worth 17.1 cents a
year per $1,000 assessment?" It would
s his ninth da lust cost the average householder a -
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in egar' to our prices
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With this issue of the . vance-Ti es we
a.s`reregards pricesRubber 'oo wea.r as far.
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as we are concerned, namely
T710 i Credit a r
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POSSIBLE NT
'� �+ � BRING �'r�''�'ICES: �6.ta k,�l ���; I O �t I'�E LOWESTFORCES
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OU�.� DESIRE � � ir» MAKE � e � �14^i P,l't,C�,.a,.+�p
�. niT . NOF THE .SAVING IT ILL �:K.
MAKE A DXi" �^ �el�a'.It�.'���C�,_..,_A�j 4.�'>�-4r.L�.U� �.ad�b. �, 7�Oz, ,�_'" ° LINES ��' ��PaP.
- -w CREDIT
T fp'. CASH �CgO 1, a.S.. P.
Vtl` 8:.eLf"JCaiV`✓. 1f �J€::��`L;iL� 'YFi E. i,�ri Y 'F,..a.Is:c 51 - al. _ -
BERS.
D rED at 'urngham t Y
of November, A. D. 1027. bout 250 aiyear. We believe the con-
i?; tinuance of the Arena is worth more
lx,
VANSTONE
" Wingham,
P O than that to any person, :chcther. he
Solicitor for the Administrator a l Vote
skates or not. Its a iiecessit
CE TO CREDITORS for the Fay -yawl '
NOTICE,
ONTARIO ' VOTERS' LISTS I THE. ESTATE OF WILLIAM
ACT `CRAWFORD, late of the Town -
MEETING OF HURON. COUNTY
Notice is hereby given that a court :
ship of Turnberry, in the County COUNCIL
of Huron, Farmer, dee-eased,
The Council of the Corporation of
ham, on r, /927, Wednesday, the ;.3rd clockay , cif R.S.U., 191.x, that all persons Navy phi Counche il of Huron will God meet in
November, 1027, at 10.30 a.m.
,a ing claims azatnst the Estate of WiI
will be held; puri. iant to The Voters ; NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
Lists Act, at the Town Hall Wing-' Our uant' to Scetioti 56, Chapter
ser
for hearing all complaints made a liaii•t Crawford, who died on or about
gainst the voters' list for the biuniei the twenty-first day of October, A.T .,
pality of, Wingham for 1927, particle -
1927, a 1927, at the Township of Turnberry,,1
ars of wlitcit complaLSi'ts: are available, are required to send by post, prepaid
Hall,
Office, Town Halevan-
' Clerk's Stokes,G
C.1CAlberta
theto
deliver
ator
'Win.gham. nazi, Ontario, the Administratrix of
Dated, Clerk's Office, this gtlx 'day the said Estate, or to the undersigned,
of November, 1927, on or before the Third day of Decent
W. A. GClerkWingham, TH, t,, D• 1927, their Warnes and ad-
Clerk, Win pain, ger,
Town gparticulars of their
t , dresses with full pa c
and of the'Coni 'ins in writing and the nature of.
slat i f held bythem.
--- ' .`.. �- the securities (tf any)
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE
— that after the said Third . day of De -
The Municipal Council of the cember,. A.D„ 1927, the assets of the
Townshipof Morris are asking for :said Estate will be distributed by the'
tenders for the construction of the said Administratrix among the parties
tc
Tipling Drain. entitled 'thereto, having regard only
p thewhich she shall then have
Plans, specifications, profile at to claims of w e
Cleric's office, notice and the Estate will not be liable
Tenders considere6d at the 'Council for any claims not filed at the time
2 o'clock in the afternoon of Tuesday,
the 6th day of December, 1927, All
accounts against the County xnust be
in the hands of the'Clerk not later
than Monday preceding the meeting
of
meeting this m g
of the Council. At
County Council, the appointment of
a County Treasttrer, also an Inspect -
the House of Refuge will be
or for
Made. Applications for the above po-
sitions to be sent or delivered to the
undersigned County Clerk, on or be-
fore Saturday, December 3rd 1927.
GEO. W. HOLMAN*,
County Clerk.
AUCTION SALE t Furn-
iture,
Farm Stock, Implements,
etc., November 29th., at Lot 10,
Concession 5, Turnberry. John Stacey
Proprietor. John Purvis, Auctioneer.
.en cis ......
meeting, Township Hall,, an Monday of the said distribution. ZCN SALE
" -..- b, p AUCT
at Wti tatn,`this fourteenth
Navcirtber 71st at 3 p.m. DATED g
'rhe lowest or arty tender not net,- day of November, A.D., x027.
ssarily accepted . 5. W. EUSI-IFIELD,
A, l+rtacEWEN Wingbam, Ontario.
Clerk. , : Solicitor for the Adndnistratrix
a:1.,.
A sale of household effects' at lir.
/extern Hailidey's, ori Saturday, Nov,
e9th. Sale commencing: at a o'clock
JAS. TAYLOR, Auctioneer
Aid
Women's PlainRubbers perfect in every par-
ticular. cttlar. Either high or low heel. Sizes 2/ to 7
Credit Price 85c—Cash Price 75c
Misses' Rubbers. Sizes 11 to 2.
Credit Price 70c,—Cash Price 65c
Children's Rubbers.. Sizes 4 to 10/
Credit Price 65c—Cash Price 600
Men's Plain Rubbers. Perfect in. every way,
in fact, we do not buy. "Job"'rubbers. Sizes
6to 11.
Credit Price.1®1 O_Cash Price:$1.00
getaiireinicimegeteemei. eget
Boy's Rubbers, plain heavy. Sizes 1 to 5
Credit Price 95t,—Cash Price 85c
Small Boy's Robbers. Sizes'11 to 13
Credit' Price 8 5—Cash Price 800
Women's 4 -Buckle Overshoes. Nice fine cloth
up ers=Either with high or low heels. Sizes
uppers—Either
24 to 8. •
Credit Price —Cash Price $2665
Men's Long Rubber Boots in good equality.
All sizes 6 to 11. �,
Credit Price $3.95 --Cash Price $3.65
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RUBBER FOOTWEAR.
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AS ABOVE STATED THESE
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Pay
T� NEW YEAR IT IS OUR INTENTION
TIME �.�RL�. IN THE L,
' e i Plan on All Lines We Sell.
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One thing about Rubber "ootwear
which ��e desireemphasize, to em hasize, "We
do not handle what is known as. "Job"
description rubbers of ..any ption and what
do we mean by "Job" rubbers, here-,
with we describe.
MEM ail iEn',f`II=':titfIlE]IIIE Iti''tllli ll'tla9lllt3ntE 111 1111#91ld ill
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DIED
FOLSOlvi—In Detroit, Mich., on Mon
day, November 14th, x927, Martin
Folsom. Funeral took place from
the residence of his mother-in-law,
Mfg: W. J. Pattinson, John Street, Go "The National"
Winglian on Wednesday, to Wing- anCemetery.th
We Nesatetiroinatlt
who have
been
"over the road"make regular use of
inNiagara i "The National".provides them with
PATTERSON �--•Born N g �r tri leaving and ar-
o Nov, 8th to Mr, ancilla fast interesting p,
Falls, N.Y., o i
rs. PerryPatterson, a daughter, t riving at convenient hours; it allows
i�f
Joyce LiliaINn:iIIEMOEiA1VI a valued, though short, stop -over at
joy
I Wia,iiipeg-a fide chance to work in
ittiti
and an entertaining
—In loving r memory of GGert- some .busyiness ,
ADAIR years ago
rude Adair, who died, four yeapause in the long journey y to the far
Nov. 13th., t923. Vilest.
We arc sad within our memory
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"Job" robbers are those with slight imperfections or those that
owaythe process of
havebeen overheated or damaged in some int 1
manufacture..Very y
Toften the damage is known only to the maker,
y
instance a batch riay be "overcooked" and as a consequence
if for n$ta _
the lifetaken out of the rubber..:.. ,
gets a discount :
Now on rubbers such as these.. the store keeper
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of 20 per cent. of tyle -egular lanthat it isuite evident he cal
ce soq.
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sell this much cheaper, but the writei who has sold rubberfoot-
wear
for some years has never known "jab" rubbers; to give "satis-
faction.
"BEWARE OF JOB -RUBBERS"
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Phone 129
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"The National" leaves Toionto
is tLonely are our hearts
loved so dearly ni rhtl at 9.00 p.m., arriving at Wine
For the one weg Y
HasfoIcerbeencalled away.
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Library - Observation —DO YOU WANT TO ENJOY
YOUR WESTERN TRIP? Buffet Cars (Radio) -- standard and.
Tourist Sleepers - Diner and Coach-
i'rr li; n
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Tickets and information from any
Canadian National Agent.
FLORIDA'S WONDERFUL
BEACHES
Are you longing for the 'car'essing:
warmth of a cloudless mid -sun -Inlet
day,
day, for the song of birds, for the
4scent of flowers? Then dort't wait
months to enjoy them 1 In Florida you
may drink i
nthe health and
gladness
at otte of her magnificent coastal re-
sorts. Motor over her glorious roads.
Play Golf in her brilliant sunshine.
Enjoy the thrill of her .lcep-sea fish-
ing and sailing, Bask on her velvet,
silver beaches. Plunge into the buoy-
ant warmth of her surf.
Information about convenient Can-
adian National service and full par-
ticulars on application to any Cana-
dian National Agent,
R. H. Stewart, piano tuner is in
town. Please leave orders; at Queen's
Hotel,.
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