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CAPABLE GIRL. WANTS POSI-
TION—At general housework. Re- I
ferences apply to Box C, Advance- i
Times. or. P. O. Box 113.
FOR SALE -O. A. C. 144 Seed Oats,
also Yellow Blossom Sweet Clover.
Apply to Alvanley Garrett, Phone
Blyth.
zoo ACRE FARM FOR SALE --
Being
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 is too old to work
it himself.' Apply to John Stewart,
Gorrie, Ont.
FOR SALE—.baby Chicks from hea-
vy- laying strains of .Fisher S. C.
White Leghorns. Our hens are cul-
Ied! by Government Experts, and
have free range the year round.
Three-fourths of our orders last year
were from old customers. Chicks
from Barred Rocks and Leghorns
will be 16c each` until May 18th, and
i5c each the balance of the season.
Mrs. Geo. D. Fortune, c(o J. \V.+
Fortune, R. R. 1, Wingham. Wrox-
eter phone 612r8.
FOR SALE
In the Town of Wingham, zh acres
of land,, good brick house, 6 rooms
end bathroom, all conveniences, small
oarn, choice soil„ Beautifully situated
on Victoria St., on, the hill. Apply
to John Gray on premises.
IIORSES WANTED- $3 to $6, R.
Laidlaw, phone 625,11, Wingham.
BOY WANTED TO LEARN .'BART;
ERING—C, Swanson, Wingharn,
FOR SALE—Chevrolet Coupe in good
condition. Apply to R. E. Jackson,
I'Vingham, phone 242.
FOR SALE—Spring Seed Wheat, also.
fresh cow. Apply to Murray Wil-
son, phone 602r21, Wingham.
CAPABLE GIRL 'WANTED — Pot
general housework for the,'summer.
Apply to Box D, Advance -Timis.
YELLOW BLOSSOM SWEET CLO-
VER—Gov't grade No. 1, clarified;
price $4.25 per bushel. Apply to
Henry McGee, phone 61 I.r14, Wing -
ham, Ont.
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the British Settlement Society
it of Canada. ...This Society is at =�
WI the present tirne endeavoring iz P.
the next 3 or 4 months to place
about zoo British families in
Ontario. These families are Id9
"ttearly alt thoroughly trained 9
and experienced farmers. They:
�jp require dwellings in the vicinity
of their employment. Anyone
in need of farm or domestics
eiril help should enquire kr further
particulars to
aI MR, H. E. ELLIOTT
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DEATHS
CASEMOREIro Turnberry, on Mar.
26th, Margaret English, widow of
the late Hugh Casemore, in her 77th
year.
CEASAR--In Turnberry, on Marco
27th, Isabella McDougall .,widow of
the late William Ceasar, in her 80th
year. Funeral today from the home
of her brother to Brandon's ceme-
tery, after service in Belgrave •Un-
ited Church, at 2.30 p.m.
CARD OF. THANKS
Mr. and Mrs. C. Burford acknow-
ledge with gratitude the kindness ex-
tended to them, and the many evi-
dences of sorrow during the illness and
on the bereavement• in their home.
FOR SALE— Yellow BIossom Sweet
Claver $4.00 a bushel, re -cleaned.
Apply to Joseph Chamney, Phone
14r616.
FOR SALE—A Miller 400 Egg Inca -
'hater in first class order.' Replac-
ing this machine with a larger one,
reason for selling. Apply to Box E,
Advance -Times, Wingham:
FOR SALE—Baby Chicks from hea-
vy laying- strains of Fisher S.. C.
White Leghorns, Barred Rocks. Our
hens are culled • by Government ex-
perts, and have free range the year
round. Three-fourths of our ord-
ers last year were from old custom-
ers. Chicks from Barred Rocks and
Leghorns ,grill he 16c each until May
18th, and 15c each the balance of
the' season. Mrs. Geo. D. Fortune,
' ejo 3. W. Fortune, R: It. 1, Wing -
ham. Wroxeter phone 612r8.-
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"The Wall Paper Shop"
Is now opened in
THE RODERUS
BLOCK
Opp. Cra'ivford's Garage
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A LARGE STOCK
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NEW WALL PAPERS
Large Assortment.
Lower Prices.
i",xcluslve Desi4 rls.
ELMER WILKINSON
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An Unwise °
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An aged couple in. lDesboro
lost $3,500 whet they chose
a speculative investment
instead of a trustee security.
Huron & Erie debentures are
a trustee investment
authorized by law for
eitecutors.
Applications are accepted by
A. Co?Iens, VVingham
THE WINGRAM ADVANCEMMES
Published at
WINGHAli1t, ONTARIO,
Every Thursday Morning
W, Logan Craig, 'Publisher
Subscription rates — One year $2,po.
Six months $z.00, in advance.
Advertising rates on application,
THE FINE ART OF QUILT
MAIC,ING
Quilt making is one of the arts that
has survived in a world of changing
fashions, Antique quilts offered for
sale, bring tap prices, even the ones
we call ugly in color and made years
ago. In the early making of the bed
covers calico and cheap cottons were
the medium for patches, combined
with bleached or unbleached mater-
ials. Today there is an endless number
of different rnaterials in fast colors
that may be had, and the modern wo-
man buys her pieces instead of getting
thein from a rag and piece bag.
The beauty of the quilts is in the
accuracy of their making, perfectly
fitted blocks, .carefully combined col-
ors and it good designs. ,The old nau-
tical
autical quilt was a favorite designamong.
New England sailors' wives and moth-
ers. Four blocks, eighteen -inch square,
boxed the compass. The old mystery
or puzzle quilts were quite exciting
to make, a little bit of a tree, or a, vine
ora bird wasmade on fitting blocks
and the final joining together told the
answer to the puzzle.
There wereseveral versions of the
sunrise quilt and they were quite dif-
ferently worked out. There was the
large sun in shades of yellow, shading
into orange on a white background;
then there was the sun inthe centre
with other : suns radiating from it, or
a sun setin each white block. A bind-
ing of `turkey -red cotton generally fin-
ished the edge instead of hemming the
edge with liming.
THE PROPER SITTING
POSTURE
(By Josephine Huddleston)
One of the worst faults of posture
most of us have is that of slumping
down in the chair when we sit, rest-
ing- the weight upon the end of the
spine instead of upon' the back of the
thighs where it belongs.
This wrong posture is largely res-
ponsible for the increasingly large nu-
fnber of protruding abdomens. Natur-
ally the abdomen should have a slight
rounding contour—an absolutely flat
stomach is an incorrect as one that
falls into the lines of a paunch ,but
this roundness should not be so
developed:tht it is unpleasantly vis-
ible when one is frilly dressed.
The muscles that hold the abdomen
must be kepi strong and firm enough
to hold the stomach in its normalpos-
ition or protruding begins and, once
started, it gets worse and worse until
after years of incorrect posture the
Angscles becotae so lei' and weakened
that only • hard excersise, practised
daily over a period, of months can of
fect a remedy.
All this can be avoided, by the sim-
ple expedient of sitting, standing and
waisting correctly.
When you sit down push far back
into the chair until the body is at
right angles, the thighs filling the seat
of the chair and the spine resting.
against the back of the chair, In this
position it is almost impossible for
the abdomen muscles to sag, partic-
ularly if you remember to tense then;
a bit;
When leaning forward, bend from
the waist, keeping the torso erect and
the shoulders pushed, back. This ;re-
tains the correct lines of the figure,
keeps theabdomen flat and is a Inc
more graceful pose than that which
is gained by slipping to the front of
the. chair when bearding forward.
In. stanclink and walking always re-
member to keep the body erect, the
shoulders back and the chest raised.
If you.'do this the abdominal muscles
will /naturally be held tense.
A weep or two of remembering to
si t,. stand and walk correctly, will form
the habit so securely that you will be
most uncomfortable in the old pos-
ture.
BIRTHS
FOWLER In Wingharn General
Hospital, on Friday, March 23rd, to
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Fowler, Milver-
ton, a son,
VANNORMAN—In Wingham on Mar.
24th, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Van
Norman, a daughter, Dorothy.
EARL—In Howick, on March 20th, to
Mr, and Mrs. Ross. Earl, a daughter.
LEADER In East. Wawanosh, .on
March 26th, to Mr. and Mrs. Alex.
Leader ,a daughter.
GOING, OUT OF BUSINESS
AUCTION SALE
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LIVERY STOCK
The undersigned has been instructed
by. J. A. CURRIE, WINCHAM, to sell
by public auction on
Saturday, March 31st, 1928
At 2.30 the following livery stock:
11. horses, 5 steel -tired buggies, 3 rub-
ber -tired buggies, 3 carriages, 9 cut-
ters, Carryall with leather cushions, 2
sets of sleighs, light wagon, robes, rugs
2 wagon gears, 9 sets single harness, 3
sets double .harness, dusters, collars;
power horse clippers, Ford and .Chev-
rolet sedans, roll top desks, whips, 800
bushel Oats, collar, wheelbarrow, etc.
TERMS—Cash ,:for the Oats, mtoz
cars and all sums of $10 and under;
on other amounts 8 months' credit on
approved ;joint' notes, or 6 per cent,
pea annum off for cash. No reserve.
Thos. Fells, Auctioneer.
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NL2 in Chrysler "52,'
at its new low prices of
$870 upwards, can you buy
these qualities--
Characteristic
ualities-Characteristic Chrysler
speed and dash, usable with
col ptete comfort because
of unrivaled engine and
riesling, smoothness;
lullsized, roomy bodies of
exceptional fineness;
Smartness and beauty of
line and color that set the
pace for the industry; ,
Dependability and long rife
that result from a precision
of manufacture totally un.
known in the building of
any other lows priced car,
There you have the smart
New Chrysler "52." At its
new low prices and sensa.-
tional values, public pref
erence acclaims it as more
than ever the greatest car
in the low.priced field. See
thisygreat car and ask for a
demonstration.
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Lower Prices
Coupe, $870; Roadster;(with rum-
ble scat), $870; Touring, $870;
2.door Sedan, $880t 4•door Se.
dart, $930; Delete Coupe (with
rumble seat), $930; i)eLuite Sedan,
$1000«
Alt {,rices f. o. b. •mdse,, Onearie, inciter,
ing standard factor ; equipment (freight
and taxes extra). nail'
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Hundreds of the Best Makes of Garments
are on our racks for your selection, "Take a Look",.
we will be pleased to have you take alook over our
large range of Spring Coats and Dresses, style and
the best of value in every garment.
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Watson's Silk Rayon Vests & Bloom-
ers at , . ... . $1.00 to $1.75
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® DAINTY NECKWEAR -- Silk .Ties,
Lace Cuff and Collar Sets, Floral de -
m signed Scarfs' in Silk and Georgette,
hi Pretty Vestees with Cuffs to match,'
GIRLS' COATS — Best models, and
lines, special prices .... $9.00, $10.00
WOMEN'S AND MISSES' COATS
In plain cloths and Fancy Tweed Ef-
fects, real values. $15.00, 16.50 19.50
range, prices begin at . . ....$7.50
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choice display here, smart styles and
lovely fabrics, Flat Crepes, Printed
Silks and Georgettes, all at reasonable
prices. See them at . , .......
$19.50, $22.50 and $25.00
KID GLOVES FOR EASTER:
Towne's Kid Gloves in leading shades
in plain and Fancy Cuff.
SILK HOSE - Lovely new shades,
all the best makes in stock, plain and
full fashioned guaranteed : Hosiery.
Prices begin at 59c. Better grades
ai-e 98c, $1.50, $1.75
Choice Collection of Flowers for Eas-
ter at popular prices, ranging . from
.... , . 25c, 35c, 50c, 69c, 75c, to 95c
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VILLAGE OF WROXETER
Statement of question to be submit-
ted to the electors of the Village of
Wroxeter,
' "Are' you in favor of proposed
Bill No, 44 of the Legislature of
Ontario piurposing to annul the.
incorporation of the. Village of
Wroxeter and annexing that part
of *the Village East of the How -
ick and Turnberry Town -line" to
the Township of Howick and that
part of the Village West of said
Town -line to the Township of
Turnberry?"
NOTICE
TAKE- NOTICE that the above is a
correct statement of the question to be
submitted :to .the electors of the Cor-
poration of the Village of Wroxeter
entitled to vote on Money by-laws: and
that at the hour, date and place
hereinafter mentioned for taking the
votes of said electors the polls' will be
held.
ALSO Te&E NOTICE that a ten-
ant who desires to vote must deliver
to the Clerk not later than the 10th
day before the date appointed for tak-
ingthe vote the declaration provided
for by Sub -section 3 of Section 271 of
the Municipal Act.
Dated at Wroxeter this 26th day of
March, 1928.
Fred :(wavey, village Clerk.
NOTICE.
IF YOUR SUBSCRIPTION IS NOT PAID
PLEASE ATTEND TO IT TO -DAY.
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MAITLAND CREAMERY
BUYERS OF
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BRING YOUR PRODUCE AND GET THE
CASH.
THE UNITED FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE
COMPANY, LIMITED.
PHONE 'alt.__
Wingham, - - Ontario.
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TAKE NOTICE that the votes of aals
all the electorsof the Municipal. Cor -
Potation of the Village of Wroxeter'
entitled to' vote on money by-laws will ea
be 'taken' on the above question at the NI
following time and place and by the
Deputy 'Returning' Officer and Poll Il
Clerk hereinafter mention, that is to
say: on Monday; the 23rd day of April
A.D. 1928, commencing at the hour of i re
nine o'clock in the forenoon and con -;El
tinuing until five o'clock in the after
noon.
Polling place, 'Town Hall; Deputy 1411
Returning Officers, Fred Davey; roll f§
Clerk, Thomas l3rown. ‘13,
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ANI) TAKE NOTICE that on e:the • tel
21st day of April 1928 at the Council IX
Chamber In the 1 illago,.,1IaI1 in the
Village of Wroxeter at six o'clock in
the afternoon the :peeve will in writ- e
ing signed by hint, appoint persons to
attend at the said polling plate and at
the final gumming up of the votes 'by PHI
the Clerk on behalf of the persons vot '
ing in the affirmative and negative on
said question respectively, . • I La
A.Ni) `('ATCE NOTICE that the 28rd
day of April 1028 at the 'Council.
Chamber in the Village Hall at eight
o4eloclr in the afternoon in appointed
for tho stnr•ining up by the Clerlt of
the Corporation of the number of
votes given in the affirmative and stegg. 16
ative on said question respectively,
Dated at Wroxeter, Ont., this 26th
day of ;Marek, 1028, A. .
FRED DAVE"Y,
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ONTARIO GOVERNMENT SEED
CLEANING DEMONSTRATION TRAIN,1
IN t' M
SATURDAY, MARCH '31st, 1928
The most approved power and seed cleaning
machines will be in operation on this train.
Practical demonstrations in the use of proper
seeds will be given byqualified 1 l
�. ed xzlc.l�l in charge.
A limited quantity of grain andwill b a
� seeds ��ctll. be
thoroughly cleaned and -graded.
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Lectures will be. delivered by experts co111r11e11-
cir:lg at • 2.30 p.1n., on diseases l
of different farm
crops and insect pests, ,destruction of weeds and
all other phases of farm work, etc.
Information will also be given as to sources of.
pule seed grain. Samples of selected varieties
Pram. crops will also be shown,
s of
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