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• NOW IS THE TIME TO MAKE SELECTIONS,
Is WHEN OUR STOCK IS AT ITS BEST.
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re And in Addition to SHOES and SLIPPERS We
Would Mention Other Suitable Articles Such as:
Galoshes For Women and Men and
for Girls and Boys—Leather topped
rubbers for boys (a great favorite
with most boys) English leggings,
Overgaiters, Club bags and suit cases
also 'Hat boxes and many other art-.
i;vles that might be mentioned.
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APPLICATIONS for the position of
Caretaker of the Wingham Arena,
for the coming winter, will be re-
ceived up to Monday the I2th inst.,.
at 8 p.in. Abner Cosens, Sec.-Treas.
AUCTION SALE of farm stock et
Lots 12, 13 14, Concession 4, Turn -
berry, on 'Monday, December 12th,
George T. Thomson, proprietor,
John Purvis, auctioneer,
LOST --Strayed from the premises of
the undersigned, two red herters,
weighing about 750 lbs, Finder
please phone Wm. Robinson, eerie.
WANTED—:- Roomers wanted, apply -
at
pplyat. the Advance=Times,
FOR SALEt---,10 choice young pigs.
5 weeks obi. Apply to Richard Chani
ney, R. R..1, Belgrave.
FOR SALE—Big strong sleigh dog.
Kind with children' and clean house
dog. The first $5,0o takes him. Ap-
ply J. E. Tavernier, Victoria Street, Notice 'to,Creditors
FOR SALE --Shorthorn Bull's. Si c
grandsons of the ' noted ' $17,000
Rothes King 4th, Buy your bull this
fall before the cars stop. Credit ar-
ranged. We guarantee our ,stock.
Oliver Turnbull and Sons, Bussels,
R.R. 2, Phone Brussels 2814,, Lot ro,
Con. 15 Grey.
WANTED—A girl to go to Toront9
to do general housework. Apply 4'
Box A. The Advan?e-Times,
FOR SALE—Rabbit Hound. Apply
Box 5r, Wingham.
AUCTION' SALE 19 :liofses at
Gorrie, on Saturday, December, loth
M. E. Eagleson, Trop, Johti Purvis,
auctioneer.
Ai7CTION SALE
Unreserved Auction Sale of Farm
Stock and Grain at E&• Lot 38, Coa. 7,
E, Wawanosh, on 'Monday ay Dec.
retie,
Wm.
Wni. l,ennett, Pto.p., J. Taylor; Acct,
Opposite Fair Grounds. ,
1'OR SALE -3 Single comb, white
leghorn cockerels. Hatched from
O. A C;. bred to lay eggs:,, I'ltvne
24x624. Chas. C'arnpbell.
''OR SALE—One' Duplex Auto Knit-
ting machine, good as new. Apply
Advance-Timestt
'HOUSE FOR SAI.:E .,..,. All modern
convenitieces; good garden;; well
'situated:A bargain for quick• sale.
Abner Cosen,, hnaurartc:e and meal
Estate.
I EESWA"i'la le CIDER , MILL will
make apple butter on Tuesday, Oc-
tober :25th, itiotc;enber 1st and 8th,
and cider every day until further
irc,t,te.
A SNAP 'Cane good,.rttu , house ar,'.l
barn and ono„ acre of lalid in Lower
Wingham for Sr000 Apply T. Pelle.
I',f#` REN . A five, •roomed frame
house with light and water, good
stable, on Catharine stiect, Wing -
ham. Also, several good ferias and
t tts : for sale a t•.,Artiy to
Thos. 'Cells,
NeTct IS HEItE,BY GIVEN,
pursuant to Section 56, Chap. 121 of
the' Revised Statutes of Ontario, that
all persons leaving claims against the
Estate of George VanCainp, deceased,
who 'died on or about the twotitieth
day of September, A. D. 1.5927, at the
Township of East Wawanosli in the
Province of Ontario are required to
send by post, prepaid, or to deliver to
R. Vatistone, Wingltarp, Ontario; Sol-
icitor for the E3eectitors, on or before.
thetv,*elfth day of December, A. D:
1927, their names and addresses, with,
frill particulars in writing of their
claims, and the nature of the seeurit-
ies (if any) held by'thcni curly veru
fled by a statutory declaration.
AND TRIM, NOTTCI FURTHER'
that after the said twelfth da° of .De-
cetnbcr, A,#D, 1927: the said E ectuto"rs
will proceed to distribute , the assets
of the said estate among the parties
entitled thereto, having regard only
to the claitts of which they shall then
have had notidh, and the said Execu-
tors shall not he iiablc for the said
assets'or any part thereof to any per-
son of whose Maier. they shall not
then have received notice
it
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Thursday, .December 8th, x927,,
Tilt 'WINGHAM ADVANCE TIMES
Published at
WINGHAM, ONTARIO
Every Thursday Morning
W. Logan Craig, . Publisher
Subscription rates - One year $zoo.
Six months $1.00, in advance,
Advertising rates on, application.
DATED at Wingharn this eighteenth
day of November A. 1), 1927.
R. VANSTONE, •
Wingham, Ontario
Solicitor for the Executors,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
pursuant to Section 56, Chap, 121, of
the Revised Statutes of Ontario, that
an persons having claims' against the
Estate of Mathew Sanderson, deceas-
ed, who died on or about the ninth
day of October, A. D. 1927, at the
Village of Wroxeter in the Province
of Ontario, are required to send by
post, prepaid, or to deliver to Archie
bald McMichael or William McLean,
Executors, of Wroxeter Post Office,
Ontario, on or before the twenty-
eighth day of December, A. D, 1927,
their names amp 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 FURTHER {.
that after the saki twenty-eighth day
of December, 1927, the said eXecutors,
will proceed to distribute the assets
of the said, estate among the parties
entitled thereto, having regard only
to the claims of which they shall then
have had notice, and the said Execu-
tors shall not. be liable for the said
assets or any part thereof to any per-
son of whose claim they shall not then
have received' notice.
DATED at Wingham this first day of
December,, A. D. 1927,
R. VANSTONE, Wingham, Ontario,
Solicitor fbr the Executors. !'
Dominion Elections Act
Electoral District of Huron North
There is below set out, as requried
by Section 79 (5) of the above. Act; a
summary signed by the official agent
of the return ofelection expenses
made to rn,e by him on behalf of. Mr.
Arch. Hislop, one of the candidates at
the recent election of a .member to
serve in the House of Commons of.
Canada, which said return is on file
at my office and may, on payment of a
fee of twenty cents, be there inspected
and extracts taken therefrom, at any
reasonable time during the six months
next after the lith day of November,.
being the day upon which the said re-
turn was f6rnished to ire.
Dated: at Gcderich this title day of
November, 1927,
CHAS. NAIRN,
Returning Officer for the Electoral
1 istric"t of Huron North.
Election expenses of Arch. Hislop
RECEIPTS
Contributions, etc. . $ISoa.00
Total i8o2.00
PAYMENTS
Candidate's personal expenses 144.50
Hire of premises ...... 289.00
Services 670.88
Travelling expenses 20.00
Goods supplied 40.00
Advertising .....-..... 543.11
Total 1707.50
Dated at Wingham this 23rd day of
November, 1927.
R. VANSTONE,
Official Agent
Dominion Elections .Act
* Electoral Distriot Huron North
There is below set out, as required
by Sec, 79 (5) of above Arlt a sum
wary signed by official agent of the
return of election expenses made to
me by hint on behalf of Mr. S. brick
er, one of the Candidates at the re-
cent election of a 'membei to serve
in the House of Commons of '.Capaea,
which said return is on file at niy or•
fice and may, on payment of.a fee oi
twenty cents, be there inspected anti
extracts taken therefrom at any reas
onable time during six months next
after the t2th day of September, being'
the day upon which the. -saki return
was furnished to ane, '
Dated at Goderich, this 12th day of
November, 1927.
CHAS. NAIRN,
Returning Officer for the Electoral
District of Huron North.
Suinniary of" Election Expenses of
Sheldon Bricker
RECEIPTS
Contributions, etc. ._$800.00
Total $800.00
'
ExI >✓NSEs
Candidates Personal Expenses $348.00
Hire of Premises 105 50
Services - ....... 293.25•
Advertising 359.53
Tota
Total, , .$1106.2.8
Dated at Turnberry, this fifth day
Of December, 1927.
BENSON CRU1CSHANK
Official Agent
EXECUTOR'S SALE
Farm O
Lands, Stock and
Implements
The executors of the estate of Ro-
bert Hyndman, late of the Township
of Howick, lathier, deceased,' will of-
fer for sale by Public Auction on de-
ceased's ,farm lot 32, Con, 5, Town-
ship of ):dowick, on Wednesday, . .De-,
tn. all
28th, a onet
camber 12 t ,
c 97rpan.,
stock,, i11telements and produce ,ar'.l
also deceaseds ±51105, being:
, irst: Lot 3e, Con. 3 and, S. 1?. Lot
S2 Con. 6, Township Howick 199 acres'
more or less, all cleared, first class
land, sto- e house, large bank barn,
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stone
smaller barn d'arniii � It t r
and aria) g+�
foundation, 2 drilled wells . (one at
front, one atrear) with windmills,
woodshed and two story driving .;sicca
amu•'`
PLEASE SHOP EARLY
Early in the day and ear-
. in the week, for your
own benefit and those
who want to give 'you
bests possible service.
Our preparations for Christmas are now com-
plete and it ,is • a pleasure to show pei plexed,
`gift seekers how easy it is to solve the question'
"What to give" and "where to buy". A visit
through the store is, of course, the easiest and:
most lost satisfactory way of solving gift buying
problems. While it, is . impossible . to mention
every item in this ad, we have eniunerated a
few suggestions in the lists 'below,
Fancy China
The store noted, for its new and 'ret
ty pieces of Odd China. This year we
have one of" our best collections of
Odd China and nothing pleases a la-
-dy more than pretty China Dishes,
Cups and Saucers 40c to $7.00
Cake Plates . soc to $3.50
Bo*ls -.- - $i.00 to $400
Vases ....._ ._ _ 4oc to $6.00 •
'Dinner' Sets ... 27.00 104114.00
We are putting niunbers away for
early buyers—Select yours ndw!
Men's Wrist Watches
Are most, popular, this year. We have
the reliable kind. Stuedy, well -made
cases and newest designs.
Priced from $5.00 to •$35.00
And Guaranteed, e.
Ladies'. Wrist Watches -
Fresh new handsome models. Reliable
guaranteed watches in White and
Green' and Yellow . Gold and 'Gold -
Filled. Our watches are known for
their dependable service.
Priced from $8.00 to $35.00
Pearl Beads
See our large display of Pearl Beads.
These are one of the most popular`
gilts -this year.
Priced from $z.00 to $25.00
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Diamond Ring Values
Our diamond ring values of .Quality
Stones have been long known to the
customers seeking the best in quality
and up-to-date settings. This season
we are offering a most complete range
of ladies diamond rings in styles ,and\
size of stones.
Prices range from $Ig.5o to $z5o.00
And every ring is a ring she will be
proud to wear for years to come..
SERVICE!
Good's to be shipped, we
pack and look' after this
for you. just give us date
to ship and your worry is
over. in this respect.
Cuff. Links'
• Alwaysuseful and a splendid gift.
Fresh clean Stock just received.,
Priced from $z.00 and up
In good quality
Other styles in metals priced from
5oc.and up
Silverware
Our show cases are shining with new
silverware,. Shapes and styles that are
new and all useful gifts. Cake Plates,
Roll Trays, Tea Services, Bon Bon
Dishes and .dozens of numbers that
we have never shown before. Silver a
Mugs for the baby, Silver . Flower
Baskets. Let sus show you this line of
splendid gifts and you will be pleased
at the price of, each,
Tie Pins, Watch Chains,
Tie Clips
Are ideal gifts for men and the best
assortment we have ever had are now
on display. We assure you of quality
.and fair prices.
Ivory—Shell and Toilet
Goods
Our cases are filled with the useful
gifts in these lines and even `at' this
eaitly date we are making repeat or-.
tiers to replace numbers already sold.,
They are in complete . sets and odd
pieces. See this line and youwill not
regret. We have no- seconds or de-
fective pieces. All 'the -best and here
for your, selections.
Men's Watches
Good watches are what our'aim is to
supply your needs and each watch is
carefully inspected and timed before
going into our show cases for sale. A
most complete range in White and
Green Gold ,Cases
Priced from $io.00 and up
Cheaper Work and Boys' Watches.
Priced from $i.so and up
The Season's' Newest.
Bracelets -
Fancy Stone set in many designs in
Silver and White Gold. What the
ladies admire.
Priced From 75c; to $12.00
Let this Christmas be a jewelry Christmas wi th gifts that last for years to come. Let Haitl•-
iltb is service be your'hel in 'selections and you need not go to the bottom of your pocket, for
many of..our gifts are very reasonable, while we do carr'. more costly goods. But in all cases,
we. aim to give you best possible values. Give P. gift _From. Hamilton's, We welcome you to
Come and look our large stock .over.
ort'stoie foundation, loin miles from
Pordwich. r
Second: West half Lot. 3r, Con. 7,
tTownship Howick 5o acres more or
barn, to
framebt
mall House and
less, s,
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,acres clear, rest timbered. The farms.
will be sold subject to reserve bid.
Farm willbe sold at 2.30 p.m..
Terms: Oft farms, to per certtt cash,
balance est of March, Ig28. Possession;
after sale.
JOHN HYNDMAN,
JAMES YW. HYNDMAN,
Executors,
Gerrie Ont.
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CARD OF THANKS * 'apple. Toast together in the oven, l IAl
I wish to thank the voters of Wigg-
hair for the fine si.ipport which l re-
ceived on Monday for Mayor,
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I will show 14; appreciation do-
ing
iirg the very beat in the administration
of my duty, and to the interest of the
ratepayers.
Thanking yoga, 1 tun,
Yours truly,
Thos. Fells
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