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— and Implements at Lot 17, con. 4,
® Culross; one mile south of Teeswat-
■ Important • r er, on Wednesday; April lith, at
1.30 pen. Wesley Whytock, Prop.,
J.. Purvis, Auct,
The undersigned represents
d; the British Settlement Society
of Canada: _This Society is at
the, present time endeavoring in.
E. the nest 3 or 4 months to place
fabout rots British families in El
Ontario. These families are
I nearly all thoroughly 'trained
and experienced farmers. They it
S require dwellings in the vicinity Fe-
te their employment._Anyone 1
in need of farm or domestic
el help should enquire for further
particulars tole
MR. H, B. ELLIOTT =
Wingham Ontario
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"The Wall Paper Shop"
Is now opened in
THE RODERUS
BLOCKh
Opp. Cra,wford's Garage
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A LARGE STOCK
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NEW WALL PAPERS
Large Assortment.
Lower Prices.
Exclusive Designs,
I ELMER WILKINSON
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BOYS—New stock on hand Dunlop
Bicycle Tires '$1.75 up, Tubes 99c
up. Buchanan's Hardware.
CAPABLE GIRL .WANTED —. For
general housework) for the summer.
Apply to Box D, Advance -Tines.
FOR SALE—Bee supplies and Victor
Seed Oats. Apply to Mrs. F. J.
Lewis, phone 612r2, Wroxeter.
FOR SALE — A 12 acre farm in
Wingham, everything in first class
shape. A right price for a quick
sale. F. J. ; Hill; Wingham.
FOR SALE—Brown wicker baby car-
riage, in good condition. Enquire
at Advance -Times office.
FOR SALE Yellow Blossom Sweet
Clover $4.ao a bushel, re -cleaned.
Apply to Joseph Chamney, phone
14r616.
FOR SALE -Farre,. 100 acres- more
or less, good buildings in good con-
dition, :5 miles from Wingham. For
particulars apply to Colin Eadie,
Wingham.
FOR SALE -Yellow Blossom Sweet
Clover at $iso per bus., also seed
Oats. Daniel O'Callahan, phone
615222.
FOR SALE At Wroxeter Manse,
Cutter, Buggy, set of harness, kit-
chen stove, washingmachine, sew-
ing machine,
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 will be 16c each until May
18th, and 15e each the balance of
the season. Mrs• Geo. D. Fortune,
eta . J. W. Fortune, R. It. 1, Wing -
ham. Wroxeter. phone 612r8.
THE WIN.GRAM ADVANCE -TINES
GIRL WANTS WORR—Housework'
preferred. Apply at Advance -Times
WANiE:D—Giro roomer or boarder.
Apply . to Mrs. Htigh ' letcBurney,
Carling Terrace.
YELLOW BLOSSOM SWEET
Clover—Government Grade.. No: 1:
Sacrifice price $4.25 per bushel. Ap-
ply to Henry .McGee, phone 6141-14,
Wingham.
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Headquarters for Farm Lighting Supplies
Irons, Toasters, Lalnps and Fixtures.
We R,e ppair All Kinds of Electrical Apparatus.
Published et
WINGHAM, ONTARIO
Every Thursday Morning
W. Logan Craig, Publisher
Subscription rates •— One year I$zoo.
Six months $x.00, in advance.
Advertising Fates on application.
7 YOUNG PIGS — 6 weeks old for
sale. Apply to Melville Bradburn,
R, R. No. x, Belgrave,
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that• a by-law
was passed by the Municipal Council
of the Town of Wingham on the 21st
day of March, 1928, providing for the
issue of debentures to the amount of
$16,000, for the purpose of assisting
Fry & Blackhall., Ltd., and that such
by-law was registered in the Registry
Office et Goderich in the County of
Iduron, on the 24th day of March,.
1928.
Any motion to quash. or set aside
theeeseme or any part thereof must be
made within three months after the
first publication of this notice and can-
not be made thereafter.
Dated the 29th day, March, 1928. •.
W. A. Galbraith, Clem,
Town of Wingham..
NOTICE
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Applications will be received by the
undersigned for debentures issued un-
der the authority of the Fry & Black-
hall Ltd. By-law, These will be is-
sued iii denominations of $5oo for a
term of 15 years and bearing interest
at 5% per annum, payable yearly. The
price will be par. Applications will
be accepted in rotation until the issue
is subscribed. '
W. A, Galbraitlff,
Town Clerk.
Wingham, Oet, April 3rd, 1928.
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gham Utilities Cotruni s an
t'i!'dvfdird Block
Phone 56.
FOR SALE
In the Town of Wingham, Ili 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.
AUCTION SALE
IMPLEMENTS, ETC.
The undersigned has been instruct-
ed by RICHARD CHARTERS, Lot
37, Con. 3, Kinloss, to sell by public
auction at two o'clock on
FRIDAY, APRIL x3th, 1928.
The followingvaluable articles, viz:
Massey -Harris 7 foot binder, Massey-
Herris 6 foot mower, Deering pea. har-
vester, walking plow, sulky rake, land
roller, hay rack, disc harrow, scuffler,
wagon, buggy,' cutter, bobsleighs,
smoothing harrows, fanning mill, Dai-
sy' churn, z000 -lb. Chatham scales,
barrels, forks, shovels, chains, single
harness,' double hatness,. some Maple
lumber, material for; gravel box.
TERMS—All sums of $ro and under
cash, over that amount 8 months cre'd-
:it on approved joint notes or 6% per
annum. off for cash. No reserve. Sale
at two o'clock.
Thomas Fells, Auct.
VILLAGE OF WROXETER
Statement of cinestion to be submit-
ted to the electors of. the Village
of
Wroxeter.
"Are you, in favor of proposed
Bill No, 40 of the Legislature of
Ontario purposing • 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?"
Wiil'.G'WA1t AIDv^ANCE,T11v[ES
TIMOTHY MISSES THE MEET-
ING OF CANADIAN 'CLUB
To the Editor av all thins
Wingham Paypers,--
Deer Sur -
1 wus sorry that, be rayson av me
back not beim in good shape,: I wus.
not able to attind the maytin av the
Canadian Club whin lasht Froiday
wus a wake, and beer the gintleman
fromManitobye shpake. I am tould
it wus a foineshpaich intorely, but
purty much all' about himsilf, loike
wan av Targe Shpotton's talks at Ot-
tawa, efebby nayther av thins cud
foinda betther subject, arr wan he
knows more about. Wan advantage
in tallin about yersilf is that ye' know
what to lave out.
Be talkin wid min who attinded
Mishter Grove's licktur I hev rayson
to belave that he is a foine man, an a
shmart man, an wan who has been a
great thraveller in his day loike me
ould brother Matt. - It does bate all
what thravellin will do fer a man..
Take Matt, fer inshtancee, he wus ould-
er than me, an yit, whin we wus byes
together, I card, bate him at iviryting
we vvint "at, from pitchin hay to shpel-
lin classes an.goin home wid the gir-
nils. He samed to always hev a lazy
shtrake in him somewheer, and didn't
belave in harrud wurruk, an yit he
thravelled. iviry wheer an saw iriry-
ting, an carne home • a. riciPenan, and
wound up be marryin e war widdy wid
foive foine childer, gittin into a family
x
widout the thrubble an ixpinse rose av rais-
in
in 'thim. Some fellahs' git trots loife
oaisy, so they do, an Matt. is wan av
that koind,
I undhershtand that Mishter Grove
shpint manny years in Northern Man-
itoby, Navin' a harrud loife av it, wid
no comfort arr pleasure, at all, at all,
barrin the company av an Irishman
he wurruked fer. Mebby that had as
• 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 TAKE NOTICE that a ten•
ant who desires to vote must deliver
to the Clerk not later than the 10th
day before the date appointedfor tak-
ing the vote the, declaration provided
for by Sub -section 8 of Section 274 of
the Municipal Act.
Dated, at Wroxeter tbis 26th day of
/starch, 1928.
Fred Davey, Village Clerk.
much to do wid his prisint success as
all the 'years thravellin he did. ivir.
had.
Wan ting Mishter' rove doesn't be -
lave in is race'proide arr prejudice, he
rinks wan man is fist as good as an
other, an, faith, 'tis rnesilf that agrees
wid him, an, whin. it comes to the
Irish, mebby a little bettller. Di&'ye
ivir see annybody wearin a maple lafe
on Dominion Day, arr heather on St.
Andrew's Day, arr a rose on St.
George's Day? Mosht payple don't
aven knowthe dates av thim lasht two
days,, but who is there who doesn't
know that the sivinteenth av March
is St. Patrick's Day? Whin it comes
ye see ivirybody wearin .a shamrock
an sindin pickter posht cartes. Lavin.
out thel Irish belave that the resht
av the payple av the wurruld are pur-
ty much aloike. Me ould brother
Matt, who mixed up wid naygur min,
an Ch'oinamin, an South Say Oiland-
er, : an Arghons an Hindoos, an In-
dians fer years, says that whin ye git,
to know thim they hev the same
hopes an fears, an loves an hates, an
joys an sorrows as' white payple, an
that the color av theer shleins rnakes
no differ at all, at all.
Yours till nixt wake,
Timothy Hay.
NOTICE
TAKE NOTICE that the votes of
all the electors of the Municipal Cor-
poration of the Village of Wroxeter.
entitled to vote on money by-laws will
betaken theabove question at Inc
JERSEY BLACK GIANTS - The
fowl' that lay lots of very large eggs,
grow rapidly and large, wonderful
to eat, white skin_ like the rock. If
you want eggs get your order in be-
cause we are receiving quite a num-
ber already, also Barren Strain W.
Leghorn Eggs. Also i6o Egg Incu-
bator, new last year, for sale cheap.
F, J. Hill, phone.2oiw.
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I ing Cars in five different qualities.
Listowel loses one of its oldest and
most prominent citizens, He had, re-
sided there for the past 60 years and
during that period liad always taken
an active part in all enterprises which
were for the progress of 'the town,
He had occupied the Mayor's chair
for the past Is years and for 15 years
served as member of the Council.
SEIFERT-GIBSON NUPTIALS'
A very - pretty and quiet wedding
ceremony took place' on Wednesday,
March -28th, at high noon, at the
manse, Wroxeter. When Miss Jean
Isabel Gibson, daughter of Mr, and
Mrs. John Gibson, Wroxeter, and Mr.
Lorne L overn Seifert of Fordwich,
were united in 'marriage by the Rev.
D. A, Armstrong,
The bride looked very pretty and
was dressed' in an ensemble suit of
sapphire blue. The bride' Was attend-
ed by her 'sister, Miss Mary Gibson,
and the bridegroom by Mr. Jack Gib-
son. The groom's gift to the bride
a en on o e r n tivas a diaritond bar. pin, and to the
following time and place and by the I
Deputy Returning Officer and Poll brittesmaid a sterling silver vanity
ISpecial Attention is Directed to the Wx
I in, Connection With Automobiles
SPRING IS HERE
A couple of severe electric storms, 11111,
accompanied by good showers the last
few days has done much to clear the
atmosphere and put on a spring-like
appearance. Snow is practically gone;
the rivers runningfreely, the birds
sings, the boys play clibs, girls run
around without hats, and that tired
feeling is common, Yes, spring has
cdrnne.
PAPER HANGING
& DECORATING
WE SUPPLY THE PAPER
ON REQUEST
NEW' SIDES for all makes of . Touring Cars either with; or U
without rods. The benefit of the rods is that you can open or 1
I® shut the doors without taking off or' loosening the curtains. _The .
k sides with the rods make a wonderful improvement on the. ordin- II-
ary Touring Car for besides making them handy as regards open-
!!! ing and shutting of the doors they are ``ABSOLUTELY DRAFTiii
PROOF.,,
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NEW TOPS for SEDANS, COUPES, Etc. in several.qualities,
t= NEW SLIP COVERS = These pay for themselves many
times over. We make a real fit for each car.
I - We also Re-cover Seats, ,Upholstery, .Etc.
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REPAIR THE CELLULOIDS, Etc, in fact all work per-
W. T. MILLER ® taining to the FABRIC PARTS of automobiles.
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Clerk hereinafter mention, that is to ease, and •to the groomsman, a set of
say: oe Monday, the 28rd day of April gold, cuff links,
nine o
A.D. 1928, eominencing,at the hour'01 The *Psi couple eft on the after -
Uniting until five o'clock in the after- Hoon train to spend their honeymoon
noon.
Polling place, Town Hall; Depluty
Returning Officers, Fred Davey; Poll
Clerk, Thomas Brown.
AN TAKE E NO'1'ICD 1 t th
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21st day of April 1928 at the Council
Chamber in the Village Hall in the
Village of Wroxeter at six o'clock in
the afternoon the Reeve will in writ-
ing signed by hint, appoint persons to
attend at the said polling place and at
thefinal summing up of the votes by
the Clerk on behalfof the persons vot-
ing in the affirmative and negative on
said question 'respectively,
AND TAKE NOTICE that the 23rd
day of. April 1928 et the Council
Chamber in the. Village Hall at eight
o'clock in the afternoon in appointed
for tie, slimming up by the Clerk of
the Corponition of the number of
votes given in the affirmative and neg.
gg ative on said question, respectfeelee
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TOPPING,which is so handyfor
several qualities.
re-covering old sofas,etc., in
We make' Buggy Tops for all makes of Buggies.
SPECIAL 'NOTE—Be sure to' let us know before you come
so that apponitment may be made and thereby avoid disappoint-
- rent, we will give good service if you will give us the chance.
ANOTHER SPECIAL' NOTE—Auto work is STRICTLY —
CASH, kindly do not ask for credit on' this kind of work.
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Campbell has returntd to her
home at Mr. McClennaghan's alter
visiting friends in Toronto.
Mr, and Mr;, C. Burney of Exeter,
Mrs. G. David of Clinton, amdr Mrs.
McCrae of Londcsboro, Mr. Adana
Halliday of Clinton, all attended the
funeral of Mrs, Wm. Caeser on Thurs-
day.
Miss Dorothy lirydgcs luta returned
to Detroit after spending .a couple of
months at lic ehome here.
Mr. Wtn. England formerly of the
5th litre, Morris, now of Sask., was
calling on old neighbors last week,
141x, Sanely Stewart is sick and tin-
der the doctor's care.
Buchanan Hardware .
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POOL
We are opening the 1928 Egg Pool on Mon
da April 9th. Now is the time to put the eggs iii
Y�
storage. Last year the Pool paid 6c a dozen over
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market price:
CREAM We hope to be able by May 1 to issue 'our
6th Commodity Dividend on Cream. Our trucks
will be covering the same routes as last year, and
we hope you will favor us with your patronage.
Last year we paid back to the Cream Producers
$14171.63 in Comn odity Dividends. Try us for ser-
vice and Maximum final returns.
Our phone is 271, call us for full particulars.
THE UNITED FARMERS' CO.OPERA.TIyE,
COMPANY, LIMITED.
Wingh'.>m, s Ontario.
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color harmonies add further charm to
the long, low lines of the modern 'Risher
bodies.
The G.,letd. C. Deterred Payment Aare offers many
advantages to buyers of .dllo.I.aughlin-Buick cars
The 1928 Ivl'ctaughlin.
Buick presents the season's
moor colorfuland attract-
ive mode, rile nee hues
of the Duca • fi,tieh Fisher
bights blend delightfully
With the Interior color.,
harmonica, providing an
t,tmospeoro of luxury and
rafine,twnr approached by
fury ,ants the most coeur
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