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WINGI•TAIVI, ONTARIO
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Subscription rates One year $2. o.
Six months $r.00, in advance,
Advertising rates on application,
FLOWER OVERS GATHER ---
IN ANNUAL, MEETING
FOR SALE -3 Tamworth Sows, bred, GOOD DRIVING MARE and so
2 Yorkshire Sows due in February. 1 brood sows. : for sale. Apply
Apply to Morrison Sharpin, Blue- I
vale,
LOST—A Child's Shoe, newly mend-
ed, was lost between Josephine St.
and the Electric Light Plant, Low-
er Wingham. Finder please leave
at Haugh's Shoe Store.'
WANTED—One set of the Book of
Knowledge. Must be in good con-
dition. State lowest price for cash.
Apply to Box 'B, Advance -Times,
Wingham. •
WANTED — Matron for Children's
Shelter, Goderich, duties to begin
March est, married woman .preferr-
ed. Apply at once, stating qualifi-
cations and salary expected, and gi-
ving references, to A. M. Robert-
son, Sec'y C. A. S., Goderich.
FOR SALE CHEAP—German Shep-
herd Police Dog Pups, 2 months
old, male or female, pedigreed and'
registered. Shipped on approval, if
not satisfied return at' my expense,
and I'll refund the money. J. C.
Powney, R. R. x, Belgrave, Phone
623r1L
WANTED—A man for Huron Coun-
ty and adjoining counties to sell
roofing. cement for a responsible
concern. Sold direct to the consume
dr, None, other than ,hostler: need
apply. A real proposition.; Apply to
Box "A", Advance -Times.
FARM FOR SALE
Seventy-five acres, all cleared, well
fenced and drained, forty acres plow-
ed, frame house, barn with stabling
underneath. One and a half miles
from market, school and churches.
Rural mail and telephone.' Good local-
ity. Apply to Abner Cosens, Insur-
ance and Real Estate, Wingham, Ont.
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to
John Potter.
useful inforination brought out, such
as tree planting, destruction of'plents
by the various pests, etc.
The following resolutions were pas-
sed: That additional assurance fin-
ancially be granted by the Provincial
Government to assist further in lec-
ture work; that' the competition for
rural school grounds undertaken by
the Canadian Horticultural Council be
endorsed; that district directors com-
pile a list of competent judges in their
section,
With. the: election of. T. J. Hanni-
gan of Guelph as president for 1928,
and of other officers, and the pass-
ing of .resolutions urging the Govern-
ment to beautify' the roads and sup-
ply more financial assistance, the 22nd
annual convention of the Ontario
Horitcultural Society was brought to
a' close:
During the day interesting addres-
ses were given by many speakers,
Professor R. B. Thompson strongly
advocating. flower sanctuaries; W. P,
Bailey, Fort William, spoke on flow-
ers of Northern Ontario.
A paper prepared by Mr. S. Carter
on care of perennials, showed. the
fact that more plants are lost by an
excess . of covering than frost. Nat-
ure provides the method of protect-
ing
•'
ing the crown of the root, by
slaths and stems falling down form-
ing an arch which catches leaves, etc.
Sonie covering during March, with
its days and freezing nights is good,
but do' not let the covering lie - too
close to the plant lest it smothers.
Mrs. (Dry) Ross, Mrs. George Spot -
ton, Mrs. Thomas Fells and W. L.
Craig,' represented Wingham Horti-
cultural Society.,
That floriculture is in a flourishing
condition in Ontario was plain1Y in
evidence on Thursday morn g.
a record crowd of delegates were pre-
sent at the King Edward Hotel, 'To-
ronto, at:' the twenty-second annual
convention of the Ontario Horticul-
tural Association, which ended the
first day's business with a huge ban-
quet at which Controller Robbins wel-
comed the delegates to Toronto.
President George L. Klosterman,.
Windsor, in his,opening` address re-
marked on the growth of the organi-
zation
a
zation since the inception. "From
few members we have grown to' over
75,00, but have kept pace with our
responsibilities, which have grown
with our activities, especially in juv-
enile
ht
socie-
ties."
enile and organizing tow
The speaker. paid. high tribue
e
to Lionel Godson and E. 1.
of .Toronto, for their activities as re-
presentatives of the society to the C.
p
N.E. and Winter' Fair directorate.
J. Lockie Wilson, Toronto, in his
annual report as secretary -treasurer,
stated 17 new societies •had been and
for-
med in ` 1927, 224 lectures given
many other features showing the tre-
mendous growth of the organization,
and promised to try and meet the fin-
ancial obligations of the cost of lectures with the.co-operation, of local
societies. lecture: were
During the day many
given most of which were illustrated
orpractical demonstrations took
place. on
R. R. Graham, Guelph, spoke
IN MEMORIAM
In loving memory of John Cole,
who died February 13th, 1927.
I often sit and think of him
When I am all alone, I
For memory is the only friends
That grief can call its own.
Days of sadness still conies o'er me,.
Tears in . silence flow.
Far memory keeps him ever near lie,
Tho'. he died one year ago.
Greatly missed by his wife.
BORN'
MESSER—On Sunday, February sth,
to Mr. and Mrs. Archie Messer,
Morris Twp., a daughter.
HALL -On Tuesday, February 7th,
to Mr. and, Mrs. Gordon Hall, a
daughter.
RIPPLE—On Sunday, February sth,
to Mr. and Mrs. V. Ripple of De-
troit, (nee Katie Cruickshank), a
son.
DEATHS
QUIRI—In Wingham, on February`
12th, John Quirk, in his 95th year,
STEWART-In East Wawanosh, on
February nth, Isaiah Stewart, aged
74 years.
DAVIDSON—In Goderich, on Feb.
lith, Mrs. Ellen Davidson. Funer-
al on arrival of C. N. Train in
Wingham on Friday, 17th inst., to
Winghain cemetery.
AUCTION SALE OF FURNI-
TURE, ETC.
There will be offered for sale by pub-
lic auction at the Rhoderus Store,
Wingham, at 2 o'clock p. m" on
Saturday, February xlth
the following furniture, etc., Quarter
cut Oak Buffet, Quarter -cut Oak Ta-
ble, Set Quarter -cut Oak Diners, Up-
holstered Oak Rocker,Upholstered
Oak Chair, Upholstered Fumed O
Chair, Upholstered Chair and Rocker,
leather; Dining room Table, Smok-
ing stand, Sewing Table; Sideboard,
Floor Lamp, Panty White Iron Bed
and Set Coil Springs, .f feet, 6 inches;
Bedroom Suite, Leather Chair, Screen,
Table, Pair Curtains, Solid Leather
Conch, 6 Dining room Chairs, leath-
er seats; Oak Buffet, Kitchen Chairs,
Coal or Wood Range, Springs and
Mattress, Many other articles.
Terms—Cash.
THOS. FELLS, Arta.
APPLICATION TO
PARLIAMENT
Notice. is hereby given that an ap-
plication will be made to the Legisla-
ture of the ' Province of Ontario at
the next session thereof on behalf of
the Municipal Corporation of the Vil-
lage of Wroxeter for an Act annull-
ing the Corporation of the said Vil-
lage of Wrexeter.
Dated at Wroxeterthis list day of
5anuary, X923. DAVEY,
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Clerk of the Village of Wroxeter.
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Reports received from various
guides in New Brunswick state that
partridges have increased; moose are
plentiful and deer greater in num-
bers than last year. On the Little
Tobique River beaver are more num-
erous this year, but not elsewhere.
Alberta's wheat crop is so good
that D. C. Coleman, Vice -President
of Western Lines of the Canadian
Pacific Railway, believes it will
reach 180,000,000 bushels. The record
crop so far is 166,000,000 bushels,
produced in 1923.
leosebank' Pride -71118, an Ayre -
shire cow owned by George Pennon
& Sons, of Waterdown, Ontario, has
just scored a Canadian and a world
1eeord for milk production, having
riven 23,641 lbs. of milk, 978 lbs.
rat with average test of 4.14 liar
cent: Her five years' milking record
is 87,843' Ibs. milk, 3,633 lbs. fat.
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juvenile work of the association and
any com
plani
cited many cases whereby mbythe
ties had been 'beautified
:
planting of shrubs, plants andflow-
ers; in some cases great financial in-
creases were the results. 1
T. F. Ritchie, Ottawa, speakig on
the staging of the many horticultural
shows, advised strongly the forma-
tion of the show committee early.
Advertise extensively, keep, the qual-
ity of your exhibits high, special clas-
ses for' the strictly pure amateur who1
has to, compete with the large prize
winners of : former shows, and the
proper staging of the show, arrange.
the classes as numbered to avoid con-
fusion," stated Mr. Ritchie.
Professor A. H. McLennan, Ottawa
gave a wonderful talk on the proper
manner of staging small fruits, and
vegetables at shows and practically
followed the former speaker, strongly
advocating a. standard to be used in
all shows defining the required num-
ber of articles in each class, also de-
fining the points award
Henry J. Moore; Toronto, speak-
ingon judging and exhibiting flow-
ers,
-
ers, laid stress on the vital import-
ance of the educational values to be
derived by the public at large. < Ex-
pert judges, classes for amateurs and
professionals. Prize lists, arrange-
ment of flowers, prizes and many oth-
er points pertaining to a successful
show were spoken of.
A splendid display of 39 challenge
cups was on view to the members
which from year to year have been
donated to the St. Clair and District
Horticultural Society, and which, are
competed for annually in shows, gar-
dens and other competitions creating
much enthusiasm among- the mem-
bers. Many out-of-town delegates
heartily approved of this manner of
awards.
During the banquet in the evening
a beautiful bouquet of roses wits pre-
sented to Mr, and Mrs; ' J. Lockie
Wilson by President George Kloster-
man on the celebration of their mar-
riage of a few' weeks ago. 3, Lockie
Wilson responded both for''$vlrs. Wil-
son and himself,
The I'ompciian room was a blaze
of colors intermingled with paints
and fears decorated by the Toronto
Horticultural' Society, who received
the donations from Miller and Sons,
Dale Estate Ltd., I. Cooper, Toronto,
and others.
The speakers were: A, W. Smith,
Beachviile; F. C., Nunnick, Ottawa.
Toasts were to "The Legislature",
proposed by T. J. Hannigan, Guelph;'
"The Ladies," by Rev. Dr. Scott, of
Perth,
The following committees were ap-
pointed. Resolutions, Rev, J. W.
Tebbe, Burlington; Dr. A. T. Mor-
row, Maxvillc; W, T, Macottn, Otta-
wa; H. Occoniore, Guelph; Wnl. Har-
ty, Scaforth. Press and Publicity, J,
B. Spencer, Ottawa, Win. G. Sander-
son, Toronto; II. .J. Moore, Toronto;
Rand McNally, 'Toronto; Lionel• Gocl-
son,, Toronto.
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,rl:�c.+ neritl. discttssian 'aino g the
niernbers was held twice daring the
day and riiaity points of interest and
the Mayor and shall be signed also
by the Treasurer, and the debentures
shall be sealed with the seal of the
Coroporation,
s. Daring the currency of the De-
bentures there shall be raised annual-
ly Seven hundred and•fortyenine and
121100 dollars to form a sinking fund
for the payment of the debt.and sev-
en hundred and fifty dollars for tltc
payment of the interest thereon, Ina
king in all Fourteen hundred are a t•
nety-nine and 121100 dollars to let:•
raised annually for the payment ui
the debt and interest.
6. The Debentures niay contain
any provision for the registration of
them authorized by law.
7. This By-law shall take effect on
the day of the passing thereof sub-
ject to its being assented to by the
electors.
PASSED this 7t11 day of February
.A.. D., 1923.
W. A. Galbraith, Thos. Fens,
Clerk, Mayor:
Aviation history is being reisee:'
nowadays. Canadian Air . Board
annrunce that enquiries
have been received from 15 cities in
Cianda &sirntt,i of forming flying
At the sane time Sir Philip
.,,inn, Under-Secretary for Air in
B iti •h Gee -element, reports
t the first of the two huge
J, .i eubie feet dirigibles being
in England for inter -Imperial
del communication will be
;t.'l in about two . years and
.;rt midden trip will likely be to
+nta Scotia a has won the Agent.
eerales Chill; nge G'up at the Int -
,sal Fruit Show held in Man-
ec•r.,ording to official advice
peek. Nova Scotia obtained the
eeelet number of points. "in the
„,._ v,eas, section of the show, the
h asis for award being, 4 points for
seal first prize, 3 for each second,
for, each thi'sd and 1 for each
entry receiving X15 per e cent. Novo
#�
acoria had 48 entries and won 7
eirsts, 6• seconds and 6 thirde
WINGHAM CURLERS WIN
AT 'HARRISTON
Two rinks of local curlers compos-
ed of D. Fortune, 0. Thompson, W.
Thompson and W. `Mitchell, ship; A.
S. Coombs, H. Walker, F. Davidson
and J. Murray, skip, attended the
Harriston Annual Bonspiel last week
The rink skipped by' 3. Murray wa
successful in winning the fine large
Meichlejohn Trophy.
The Kincardine Annual Bonspie
will be held on Thursday and Friday
of this week. Several local, rinks wil
attend.
TOWN OF VV:INGH.AM
By -Law No. 989, 1928
A By -Law to provide for
taking the votes of the elec-
tors on a proposed By-law
entitled a By-law for borrow-
ing the sum of Fifteen thous-
and dollars for the purpose
of granting a lean. of that-�
a-
mount to Fry & Blackhall
Limited.
Passed the 7th day of Feb-
ruary, A.D., 1928.
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TOWN OF WINGFIAM
By -Law No. 988,E 1928
Por borrowing the sum of
Fifteen thousand dollars for
the purpose of granting a
loan of that: amount to Fry
& Blackhall Limited.
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' it is desirable that a
proposed by-law of the Corporation
of the Town of Wingham entitled a
"By-law for borrowing the sum of
Fifteen thousand dollars for the pur-
pose of granting a loan of that. am-
ount to Fry & Blackhall Limited", be
submitted to the electors for their ap-
proval, and it' is expedient and ne-
cessary to pass this ` By-law for the
purpose of enabling the electors to
vote' on the proposed By-law.
BE' IT THEREFORE .enacted by
the Municipal Council of the Corpor-
ation of the Town of'Wingham as
follows:—
1. The votes of the electors of the
Corporation of the Town of Wing-
ham shall be takeitl on the said pro-
posed By-law on the Fifth day of
March, A.D., 1928, between the hours
of nine o'clock in the forenoon and
five o'clock in the afternoon at the
following places, and by the Deputy
Returning Officers and Poll Clerks,
namely.
Ward No. x, Polling Sub -Division
No. 1, at Geo, T. Robertson's Garage,
Edgar Pattison, D. R. 0., John Mc-
Cool, Pall Clerk.
Ward No. 2, Polling Sub -Division
No. 2, at Wm. Davidson's Implement
• Shop, J. M._ Grahame D. R. 0., Wm.
Robertson, Poll Clerk.
Ward No. 3, Polling Sub -Division
No. 3, at Town Hall, Lloyd Hings-
ton, D. R. 0., John. McDonald, Poll
Clerk.
Ward No. 4, Polling Sub -Division
No. x, at James Thomas' Store, Thos.
Garrett, D. R. O., Jos. Pugh, Poll
Clerk.
Ward No. 4, Palling Sub -Division
No. 2, at Watson's store, David Mc-
Gill, D. R. 0;, Thos. Miller, Poll
Clerk.
2, On the 3rd day of March, A.D.
1928, at the hour of so o'clock in the
forenoon, the head of the Council of
the said Corporation or some mem-
ber of said Council appointed for that
purpose by resolution shall attend at
the Town Hall in the said Municipal-
ity for the purpose of appointing, and,
if requested so to do, shall appoint
by writing signed by him two persons
to attend at the final summing up of
the votes by the Clerk, and one per-
son to attend at each polling .place
on behalf of the persons interested in
and promoting the proposed By-law,
and a like number on behalf' of the
persons interested in opposing , the
proposed. By-law.
3. On the 6th day of March, A,D.
5928, at the hour of 10 o'clock in the.
forenoon at the Town Hall, in the
said Municipality the Clerk of . the
said Municipality shall attend and
sum up the votes given for and a-
gainst the proposed By-law.
Passed. this 7th day of February,
A.D., 1928.
THOS. FELLS,Mayor. 1
W. A. GALBRAITH, Clerk„
WHEREAS Fry & Blackhall Lim-
ited has applied to The Corporation
of the Town of Wingham for a loan
of $15,000.00 to assist them in pur-
chasing new premises and enlargieg
the output from their business of man-
ufacturers of upholstered and other
furniture carried on at the said Town
of Wingham and have agreed to re-
pay the principal of the said loan in
fifteen equal consecutive annual in-
stalments and to pay interest on the
unpaid principal yearly in the mean-
time
and
nt per annum
tune at'3 per ce
that the said loan shall be secured
by a first mortgage on the lands and
premises so to be purchased by them
and on all the plant and inachinery of
the Company situate therein and to
be situate, therein during the currency
of the said mortgage;
AND WHEREAS IT IS DEEM-
ED EXPEDIENT to grant the said
loan;
AND WHEREAS in order ,thereto
it will be necessary to issue deben-
tures of the said Corporation for the
sum of es5000•oo and that is the a-
mount of the debt intended to be
created, the proceeds of the said de-
bentures to be applied to the purpose
aforesaid and to no other;
AND WHEREAS the amount of
the whole rateable property of the
Municipality according to the last' re-
vised assessment roll is Sx,e29,045;
AND WHEREAS the amount of
the .debenture debt of the Corpora-
tion is :1;,322,965.23 and no part of the
principal or interest of which is in
arrear.
BE IT THEREFORE ENACTED)
by the Municipal' Council of the Cor-
poration of the Towr. of Wingham:•--
r. For . the purpose mentioned in
the preamble there shall be borrowed
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NOTICE
Take notice that the foregoing is
a true copy of a•proposed' By-law of
the Corporation of the Town of
Wingham to be submitted to the votes
of the electors on the 5th day of
ivlarch A.D., 5928,
And that if the assent of the elec-
tors is obtained to the said proposed
By -Law it will be taken into consid-
eration by the Municipal Council of
the said Corporation at a meeting
thereof to be held after the expira-
tion of one month from the date of
the first publication of this :notice and
that such publication was made on
the 9th day of February, A.D., 1928.
Take notice further that a tenant
on the credit of the Corporation the who desires to vote upon said pro -
suntf $1 noo.00 and debentures shall posed By-law must deliver to the
o $ 5,
be issued therefor on the sinking fund Clerk not later; than the tenth day
plan in.sums of not less than $roo.00before the day appointed for taking
each whichshall have coupons attach-
ed thereto for the payment pf interest.
The Debentures shall all hear
the satnc date and Miall be issued
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AT A BIG I ARG IN PRICE NAMELY
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AND ARE STRICTLY CASH (NO CHARGING)
The lot consists mostly of Low Shoes (Ox-
fords) of good quality but slightly obsolete.
The leathers are Calfskin, Dongola, Tan Calf
and Patent Leather.
MEN'S SIZES 6 to 10.
One shoe of each pair is being shown
North Window with size ticket attached.
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Willis' Shoe Store, Pt 9 e Wingham
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After The
Rink
Come to Our Parlours and
enjoy Hot ,Bovril, Tomato
Soup, Oysters, Coffee or
Cocoa, Pie and Cakes. They
are just the thing to take
away that tired feeling and
make you fit. •
the vote a declaration under The Ca-
nada Evidence Act that he is a ten-
ant whose lease extends for the time`
for .which the debt or liability is to
i . e
within two years after the date c t . be .. creatd, or in which the money
proposed By-law
which this By -haw is passed, and may to be raised by the propos y
hear any date within such two years is payable, or for; at least ten years,
and .shall be payable within fifteen and that he has by the lease covenan-
iears from the date when they shall ted to pay all tntniieipal taxes in re-
in issued, is
tied, and shall bear interest at sI>ecY' of the .property of which he is
the rate of fiveer cent. per annum, tenant other than •local iinprovement
p rates,
payable yearly. -1 No.
'rho debentures as to both grin_ Also take notice, that By-law 3
cipai and intorest shall be expressed
in Canadian Currency and may be
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payable
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4, The Debentures and the interest
coupons sha11 be signed and issued by
989 a true _copy of which: is shown
above, is the By-law providing for
the taking of votes of the clectotrs.
Dated and first published this 9th
day of February A. D., ee28.
W. A. GA.LBRAITH, Clerk.
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