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THE liViNGUI ADVANCE -TINS
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FOR SALE Single iron bed and VIOLIN Three quarter size, and
springs, and a Perfection Coal Oil I Bow for sale. Apply Box "A", Ad-
heater, nearly new. Apply. to J. A. I vance-Times Office.
Edgar, Victoria St. ' GANDER FOR SALE or Exchange
S Oats,
Goose, Apply John C. Case -
more, 1st line, Morris, Phone 627r3.
FOR SALE—O. A. C. 144 Seed
also Yellow Blossom Sweet Clover.
Apply to Alvanley Garrett, Phone
21-19, Blyth.
FOR SALE OR RENT—In Town of
Wingham, about thirty-eight acres
of land, good frame eight roomed
house, all conveniences, large barn
and shed, beautifully situated, on
corner Patrick St. and Carling Ter-'
land
race. House and buildings or
may be bought separate: or rented, 1
Apply 'to .John ,Gibbons.
FOR SALE—Baby- Chicks from hea-
vy laying strains of Fisher S. S. -C.
White Leghorns. Our hens are cul-
led by Government Experts, and
have free range the year round.
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Three-fourths of our orders last year
were from old customers. Chicks
from Barred Rocks and Leghorn
will be 16c each until May 18th,. and
15c each the balance of the season.
Mrs. Geo. D. Fortune, c(o J. W.
Fortune, R. R. I, Wingham. Wrox-
eter phone 612r8.
FOR SALE — Second hand cook
stove, also small coal and wood
heater, good condition. Apply to
Buchanan's Hardware.
BABY CHICKS AND HATCHING
Eggs from extra heavy laying pure-
bred -to -lay ' White Leghorn and
Barred Rock, High production and
pedigreed reales used. Order now
and get them when you want them.
Also incubators, brooders and pouI-
try supplies, Custom hatching done:
1 can save you money: 'Phone or
write. Duncan Kennedy, White-
church, Ont.
FOR SALE
n the Town of Wingham, tf acres
of land, good brick house, 6 rooms
end bathroom, all conveniences, small
earn, choice soil. Beautifully situated
on Victoria St,, on . the hill. Apply
to John Gray on prernises.
FARM FOR SALE
Lat 2, Con. 4, Grey Twp., consist-
ing of sixty acres, comfortable house,
frame barn 50x30, new chicken hottse,
good bush. For further particulars
write or see owner. A. C. Griffiths,
R. R. No. 2,' Bluevale, Ont,
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IILI The undersigned represents •i
IN the British Settlement Society -
ti of Canada. ...This Society is at =.
t the present time endeavoring in Fl
the next 3 or 4 months to place l
ter about too British families in IA
Ontario. These families are 1
ifiee nearly all thoroughly trained it
i and e;cperiericed farmers. They
require dwellings in the vicinity ee
„ of their employment. -.Anycue ill
eee itt need as farm or domestic 0
help should enquire for further
L.particulars to ft
i MR. H. B. ELLIOTT 7.7
it Wingiia.n Ontario
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OR SALE . Early Dwarf Sweet'
White Blossom Clover, re -cleaned.
Apply to Ray Breen, phone 6oir12.
TIM SEES THE SHWIFT
SKATERS
To the Editor av all thitn
Wingham paypers.
TAPABLE GIRL WANTS POSI-
TION—At general housework. Re-
ferences apply to Box C, Advance -
Times. or P. O. Box 113.
Deer Sur:—
I suppose ye wus at the Arena
lasht wake to see thim shwi£t skaters
from Toronto, If ye wussen't ye.mis-
sed a trate, so ye did. Whin I saw
thim performin the tought shtruck me
that if ye want to sur�cade in loife ye
have to be able to do somt wan ting
betther than the other fellah, an it
dussen't make much differ what is is
ayther.. Mebby some other lad.tought
OR SALE—"Easy" Washing Mach-
ine' and wringer, also set of single
harness. Apply to J. E. Hotnuth,
Phone 3r8,j.
oo • ACRE P.ARM FOR SALE —
Being lot eo, con. 9, Howick, town-
ship, this farm is well situated, be-
ing one mile from the ; Village of
Gorrie, and on the county . road,
There is a good bank barn with ce-
ment stabling, silo and, brick house,
good well and running stream of
water for stock. The farm must be
sold as the owner
o
is too oldStewart, to
it himself. Apply John
Gorrie, Ont.
MORTGAGE SALE OF VALU-
ABLE PROPERTY
Under and. 'by virtue of tht power
N'IKCGH4M ADVANCE -TIMES
foive, .that she itarrudly ivir gat out
wid the other girruls to thetapple par -
in bees, err tay inaytins arr sh?elllin
at allat
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c as es
Whin she wink up to hev her head
read (tit loud spine av the other gir-
ruls giggled, but I wus shure she wud
git a goad sind aff arr I wuclden't hev
coaxed her throy her luck. An so the
did, fer that hear, rayder said so nan-
ny: foine tings about her that tree av
the besht young fellahs in the school
house wanted to see her home that
noight. The poor girrul had nivir had
anny ixpayrience `evil byes askin to
go home wid herso she tould *aitch
wan av thim that asked her that she.
wus gain homewid her young sisters,
Someyears aftherwards she married
a foine man an lived to see wan son a
Minister, an another a succes fill far-
rumer in Saskatchewan. I didn't kape
thl-ack av all her childer fer. he wint
away froni these parts whin she got
married, but I rernimber hearin that
wan av her girruls wus married to a
mimber of Parleymint, an another
.es
but aha
mal
t
av this befoor I did,t) wan wus a missionary in Cho na.
no matther, fer, shure, it is a •good
a
success
fill
s
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thee the saycret av success is doin
tings betther than other payple arr as
well as ye kin, if ye can't bate thim.
To give ye an example, Tom Mc-
Millan is the besht shpaker the Grits
have in South.Huron, an Jarge Shpot-
ton kin bate anny other Tory.in Nort
Huron, an they are both down at 'Ot-
tawa at the prisint tonne' making
spaiches in Parleymint. '
Yours till nixt wake,
Timothy Hay.
oidea fursht arr lasht. Av coorse I
don't know fer certain wliether I cud
jump over eight barrels 'wid me skates
on arr not, fer I nivir throid, but I
know that; in me besht days I cud
load barrels av apples into a hay rack.
be mesilf, trowing thien around loike
bags av bran, an 'tought nothin av it,
at all, at all, so I didn't. An at bar -
run raisins I wus counted the besht:.
man in the Township to hould the
fut av the posht, an whin we used to
have the ould harse power trashin
masheen I hev often lifted the hoind
ind av the' separator an put it in
place whoile the other byes wud be
runnin arround looking fer. crowbars.
Mebby I shtrained ane back a little
doin-thiel shtunts, an that is the ray -
son oit gives me some thrubble at
toimes yit, but I ixpict to grow out av
it now that I am livin in town wid no
harried wurruk to do. It wus because
I wus a good judge :av a cattle baste
an undhershtood how to dhress wan
an cut it upbetther than mosht min
that I wus elickted prisidint av the
bafe ring tin years hand runnin, an
because I knew..a good harse whin I
saw wan, an cud tell ordinary puffed
legs from bag shpavins, that I wus
sint for from all over three counties
to act as judge av harses at the fall
fairs.
Shure! 'tis the same wid iviryting,
an.ivirybody. I retnimber in the ould
days 'wlfiin thim fellahs who used to
rade heads thravelled the counthry,
houldinmaytins in the school houses,
wud tell what koind av a fellah ye wus
be rubbin their hands over yer head
an notishin the cut av yer hair. Some-
toimes to git tings goin they wud rade
a few heads free, an wan noight a
few av us coaxed the poorest an shab-
contained in certain mortgages which
will be produced at the time of sale,
there will be offered for sale by Pub-
lic Auction (subject to a reserved bid)
on Saturday, March east, A.D., 1928,
at the hour of 2.3o o'clock in the af-
ternoon, at the Brunswick Hotel'. in
he Town of Wingham by Thomas
Fells, Auctioneer, the following pro
perties"in separate parcels, namely:— I1
Lot Number Thrity-four .(64) on the
West side of Scott Street in C. T.
Scott's Survey in the Town of Wing -
ham, containing by admeasurement
ane -fifth of an acre of land more or
less.
Upon the said property is situate
the following: A one and one-half
story six roomed, white frame house
on cement foundation with electric
light and water.
AND ALSO certain Lots situated
in Wingham Junction being compos-
ed of Village Lots Numbers One and
Two on the Bluevale Road. and Vil-
lage Lot Number Three on the corn-
er of Victoria and the Bluevale' Road
and Village Lots Numbers Nine and
Ten on Victoria Street in John Case-
more's Survey made by C. F. Miles,
P,L,S., and being a subdivision of part
of farm lot .number ten in the First
Concession of the Township of Turn -
berry, containing by admeasurement
One acre of land more or less,
Upon the last mentioned property
is situate the following: Six roomed
frame house 20x30 feet covered with
tin sheeting, kitchen 1.4x12 feet, stable
18x24 feet, and shed 18x2o feet, to-
gether with several apple trees and a
well.
TERMS—Twenty per cent. of the
purchase money to paid down at the
time of sale and the balance "to be
paid within thirty 'clays.
For further particular-, and condi-
tions of sale apply to the undersigned.
Dated at Wing -ham this Seventh day
of March, A.1)., x9.28.
J. W. BJSHFIE D,
;esliritor for the tlo teagee
= Agency'
Claki and Toeswstet For uacce
C . E OAWK1NS
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Trustee Debentures
ATI a.utborizcd investment for
eeettutors and; trustees.
Am. ons are accepted by
A.Co Winghai *
As I said at the furshtav this let-
' 'inuraday, Marqh 'goad,
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ASHFIELi
Miss Myria McDonald, teacher at
re eti � at
her.
ispresent ' 1at
is
school, p
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home la Lucknow with a sore throat,
Mrs, George- Lane is supplying for a
few days till she is better.
Miss Kathaleen McDougall, near
Ripley, spent a fewdays with Mrs.
Cyril Campbell, loth con.
Mrs. (Dr.) Treleaven of Lucknow,
called on Mrs. Harry Hackett on
Thurs.
Mr, VVidayl1 1fcDonald, Kintail, has re-
turned home after spending a few
weeks in Detroit.
Mrs.. James Smith, near Dungan-
non, spent last week with her daught-
er, Mrs, David Nivins.
Mr. W. A. Albert, 4th con., is con-
fined to his bed with an attack of
pneumonia. We hope to see him 'a
round soon.
Death occurred last week at Brack-
en, Sask., of a former well known r.es-
igen of the 9th con. in the person of
Mr. James Culbert, sr.e at the age of
n 16 days,The
83 years, 1 month and a
funeral was held from the Anglican
Chuch, Dungannon, where the services
BIRTHS
ELLIOTT—On Thursday, March 15e
to Mr. and, Mrs. Weir Elliott, .95
Dorothy St,, Welland, Ont.—a son.
WILDS—InaWingham. General Hos-
pital .ori Saturday, March 17th, to
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilds, a son.
DEATHS
GOVIER—In Wingham, on March 20,
Jane Govier, in her erst. year. In
terment will take place in Paris,
Ont., on March 24th, at 2,3o p.m.
DEACON ' — In Detroit, Mich., on
, March 18th, Samuel Deacon, in his
57th year. Interment took place in
Deacon cemetery,, East Wawanosh,
on Wednesday, March zest.
WESTFIELD
Mrs. K. -Cameron of Luckhow, visi-
ted her father, Mr. John McDowell
and other friends over the week -end.
Mrs. Melvin Taylor •spent last week
at the home of her brother-in-law,
Rev. Wm. Taylor of Belmore.
Mr. John Harrison of Goderich,
spent over the week -end with his sis-
ter, Mrs. W. H. Campbell.
The assessor, Mr. Wm. Robinson,
is busy making his yearly call in this.
biest girrul iu the room to go to the vicinity.
front. Her mother wus dead, an her
father, wits drunk mosht av the toime,
an she•wus kept so busy lookin afther I
the younger childer, an throyin to l
make wan dollar do the wurruk av
AUCTION SALE—Of Farm Stock &
Implements, at. Lot 3o, Con. 3, Cul-
ross, on Wednesday, March 28th.
George Simmons, Prop.,. John Pur-
vis Attct.
Where eau y
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At their sensational ne w prices
of x870 and upwards, Chry-
sler cars, withfamous Chrysler
quality and performance um
changed, become even greater
value than ever before.
They offer outstanding val-
ues which result from a
huge and constantly swell•
i•,g public demand. Four
great lines of cars -6i52,”
"62," "72," and, 112 h. p.
brinperial "80" -- supply
every price need frorsa
s870toc4685.
Inspection—bettersti
t u a . cb '-i'i49k strut n.. -..w i�l
it s c,: toy convince you
that in any Chrysler you
buy performance, qual,.
Ly,styli'a2tdrJilRC?"w5ihicla
you ctnriaaot equal in any
other .:l.crostinghuna.
creds of dollars more.
ICES
Sr'5,2 99
COU
Road e ter- c7` _ _' 0870
Tour
D(with rumble seat)
870
Four -Door
80
Sedan _ 8 70
our -Door Sedan _ .930
Detuxe Coupe
DeLtvice Sedant_seat) 930
1000
•G6299
Business Coupe $1350
Roadster - _
Tour(w
with rumble seat) x370
Two.Door Sedan 450
Four (with rumble seat) 1490
Pour Door Sedans 1530
Landau Sedan
1600
GGM,z'9
Two -pass. Coupe 01995
(withSport Roadster
seat)
Roadster - 2060
(whit rumble t seat) Sedan - -
0o -pass, Coupe2060
- 2205Conetble Coupe 2265(wih numbsent)
wn Sedan - Crown, Sedan.. - 2335
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Roadster
ave• tit rinii etent))'3745 •i
Town Sedanc.arr - 594;5
40/0
`!even -!sass. Sedan 4120
I::ede n Limousine 4685
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DURNIN PHILLIPS
Finds Road to
Health at Sixty
"Fruit -a -Lives" corrects
Bladder andKidneyTrouble
were, conducted by Rev. Dr, Ferric,
L,
O. L, Not 324' of Dungannon had
charge of the service, The late Mr.
Culbert is survived by two daughters,
Mrs, T, S, Reed (Letitia), Cadillac,
Sask.; Mrs. K, A, McLennan (Bar -
bare), of Bracken, Sask,; and three
sons, Herbert of Estevan, Sask.; An-
drew of Orkney, Sask,; and one dau-
ghter, Mrs. Chas. Grant(Mary), de-
ceased.
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MR. THOMAS GRAHAM. .
"I am sixty years old and tried all kinds
of medicines for, bladder and kidney
trouble, which used to keep me from
work a month at a time, until I started
taking 'Fruit a-tives'. Thanks to 'Fruit-
a-tives' I have worked steadily for four
years without a sick day. I have never
felt better than I do now," writes Mr.
Thomas Graham of Oshawa, Ont.
Because it is made from the juices of
fresh, ripe fruits, intensified and com-
bined with strengthening tonics, "Fruit-
a-tives" soon, brings radiant health to
fhose who suffer from constipation,
bladder and kidney trbubies. It works
in nature's own way. You will find
"Fruit-a-tives" the very thing your sys-
tem needs. 25c and 50c• a box at all
druggists. Start right away—to-day.
PRIVATE SALE OF FURNITURE
—Singer Sewing Machine, extension
table, sideboard, bedroom' suite,
washing machine and wringer, dish-
es. May be seen between 2 and "5
o'clock on Friday' and Saturday,
March 23rd • and 24th. R A. Hutch-
ison, Centre street.,
WROXETER
The March meeting of the Wrox-
eter Women's Institute will be held
at Mrs, R. Stock's home on Thursday,
March 29th. Miss -McKenzie will give
the topic, "Canadian Art and Artists".
There will be an exhibit of labor save
ing devices, Roll call will be answer,•
e by helpful house cleaning hints.
wmr W4
Pa,
REPRESENTATIVE
WANTED
One of the largest Canadian
Life Insurance Companies has
opening for district representa-
tive in Wingham.
proposition and fine opportun,-
ity for ambitious man of good
ciiaracter' Rekly Box "B", Ad-
vance -Times, Wingham.
HOTEL BRUNSWICK
on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28th
J. B. KNIGHT
Will display a complete line of
ladies' and gent's
HAIR GOODS
including Patent Structure
Advice on all Scalp Ailments
and the use of Inecto Rapid
The W. T. PEMBER STORES
— Limited --
129 Yonge St., Toronto, Ont.
Wall
a 5er
"The Wall Paper Shop"
• Is ,'IOW openedin
THE RODERUS
BLOCK.
Opp. Crawfords Garage
with.
A LARGE STOCK
...., - Of
NEW WALL PAPERS
Large Assortment.
Tower Prices.
3.,xclusiv'e Designs.
ELMER WILKINSON
Decorator
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