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AUCTION SALE— Household Fur-
niture, etc. of the estate of the late
Achibakl McGillivray, Pleasant Val-
ley, on Saturday, June 16th, at 2
o'clock. Terms cash. No reserve.
Thos.' Fells, Auctioneer.
BOARDERS WANTED Apply to
Mrs. C. Bowden, Frances Street.
FOR. SALE -Some tomato and cab-
bage plants. F. J. Hill, phone 201w.
FOR SALE -Barrels lac each and up;
can be seen at the factory of. Wing -
ham Rubber Co. Ltd.
FOR SALE -2 oak color Iron Beds,
x couch hammock, z couch ham-
mock -springs and, frame, several'
Second hand cook stoves in good
order, second hand oil stove. A. J.
Ross, John St.
FOR SALE -too roosters nearly 2
months old at 15c each. Save the
scraps from your table to fatten
them for eating, Phone no.
FOR SALE—WiltonRug,nearly new.
size 4.' yds., -lel Y ,color sand with small
pattern in blue, notamark or worn
spot, Will not fit present residence
sosell must C for less thanhalf a if P rice
ofnew rug equal of ec al. size andqual-
1 q al
ity.
it • Apply Advance -Times,
Y• PP Y e ,
.rOR SALE -5i acresof land, good,
house and barn. Apply to Mrs. Ma-
bel McCoy, B. line, Wingham.
HELP WANTED—Young man for
store duties. Apply by letter stat-:
ing 'qualification's. King Bros.
LOST—Keys on ring, Finder kindly
leave at the Advance -Times office.
PROPERTY BARGAINS -2 modern
homes for sale cheap, inquire about
these. 2 houses for rent with every
modern convenience. Apply to
Thos. Fells, -
SEE the improved New Perfection
ence, working at our store, oven,
Oil Stove, also " 111cClary Plot --
wicks, and repair parts carried in '
stock. Buchanan's Hardware. t
TRUCK SERVICE -Call Robertson's '
Garabe.
WANTED—Mediumsized house in
good condition and fully modern. i
Apply at the Advance -Times. z
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TEACHERS WANTED
Win ,aim Public School 3 I
f Laard re- C
quires two teachers with permanent
certificates for second book. Annual
salary $900.00 subject to increase, Du-
ties to commence Sept, 4th, 1928, Ap-
plications must be in by June eSth.
Apply to W. T. Booth, secretary- t
treasurer. F.
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TENDERS WANT • -E17
Tenders will be received bythei�.- m
dersigned uptillr tri
� 7 p.m.,on Saturday, r
June 23rd for booth and dance pavil- c
lion privileges, either separately ur a
together for the Stone School Re- 1
Union to be held on July 5th, Lyle
S. Hopper, Sec'Y, R. 'R. No. g, Erus-
sels, Ont.
TOWNSHIP OF TU,RNBERRY
NOTICE
Notice Is hereby given that parties'
dumping or distributing refuse or gar -1
base on any road allowance in the
nineieipality will be prosecuted, and
that such practice ]must stop atn once.'
l.'ariies distributing stones or rubbish
on the roads will be required to re-
move same, or charged with the Cost
ofsame. sa
I, J. Wright, W. R, Cruikshank,
C1.eeve, Clerk.
Sealed tenders addressed to the un-
dersigned' and endorsed "Tender for
North Pier Reconstruction, Goderich,
Ont.", will be received until x2 o'clock
noon, (daylight saving), Thursday,
June 28, a928, for the reconstruction
of the North Pier at Goderich, Hur-
on County, Ont.
Plans and forms of contract can be
seen and specification and . forms of
tender obtained at this Department, at
the offices of the District Engineers,
Customs Building, London, Ont.; Eq-
uity Building, Toronto, Ont., and the
Post Office, Goderich, Ont., and at the
Builders' Exchange, 1104. Bay .Street,.
Toronto, Ont.
Tenders will not be considered un-
less made on printed forms supplied
by the 'Department and in accordance
with conditions contained therein.
Each tender must be accompanied
by an accepted cheque on a chartered
bank, payable to the order of the Min-
ister of Public Works, equal to. to per
cent of the amount of the tender.
Bonds of the Dominion of Canada or
bonthe
ds of Canadian an N 1 ate
ommal
Rail-
way Company wiilalso
be accepted a
s
security, or
bonds an
d a ch
e ue if re-
quired to make up an odd amount.
Note—Blue
prints can
be obtained
at this Department p •mens by depositing • an
accepted cheque for the sum of $20.00,
payable
theorder
too e of th
e Minister
of Public
l:
Wa rs which ll WIlI be re-
turned
e-turned if the intending bidder submits
a regular bid.
• By order,
S. E. O'BRIEN,
Secretary.
Department of Public, Works,
Ottwa, June 6, 1928.'
ROOFING BARGAINS
Save One Dollar per roll on heavy -
late roofing. Other' grades at cut
)'ices. Catalog and Samples free.
€IALLIDAY CO., HAMILTON, 129
Jackson St. East.
PULLETS FOR SALE
Stock front Walter Rose Run, Bar-
on S. C. White. Leghorns, 8 weeks
mid $1,00, to weeks old $1.15, Your
rder would be appreciated, Gordon
McKee, R, t, Teeswater.
BABY CHICKS
After June 15th Chicks from our
tens of heavy laying hens will be at
ock bottom prices. 0. A. C. Barred
docks t5c, S.C.W, Leghorns 13c. Our
tock is production bred, hardy and,
ree from disease. C. G, Campbell,
l:aitland Specialty Farm, Auburn,
)nt., phone 10-24, Blyth .Municipal,
TENDERS WANTED
Tenders will be received by the un=.
feisigned up till June 28,1928, for the
ale of the Foresters' Hall in the vil-
age of Whitechurch. Tenders will be
ceepted for building and lot separ
tely, if so desired. Lot consists of
-5 acres nmolle or less, If tender for
uilding is accepted, building to be
emoved within three months of date
f sale. Any tender not necessarily
ccepted. Frank Henry, R, R. 5,
ucknow.
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Subscription rates One year $2.00.
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UNITED CHURCH
OBSERVES BIRTHDAY
Sunday June loth was the third
anniversary
of Church Union, and fit-
ting reference to it was made at the
Wingharn United Church during the
morning service. The minister re-
minded, the congregation that on June
loth, 1925 three great churches had
become one, and further stated that
while the newly formed church was
but three years old, marvellous pro-
gress had been made. • The Union
had proved to be not merely an.ain-
algamstion of churches but a real
union of spirit. . During the 'dis-
course the following interesting facts
received emphasis:— Since June 1925
410 churches have been consolidated
into just half that number to form
strong and self-sustaining community
churches. At the time of consum-
mation of Union 47o ministers were
without charges. ''Yet ale need has
been sufficiently great to absorb prac-
tically all available . ministers of the.
church. In the first year of the
church 26 boards and committees of
the'three uniting bodies were merged
into 6 boards and x5 theological col-
leges into 8. Our missionarieb..are'
carrying the gospel. into Africa, India,
China, Japan,:e,Korea, 'Trinidad. .6o
missionaries are on the staff of the
of the Foreign Mission Board. In the.
Home Mission areas of Canada alone
the United Church has 4,105 preach-
ing places. 149 mission fields in new
territory have been' opened inwhich
no Protestant service previously had
been .held, Each of these fields has
an average of almost four preaching
points. Thus the church has ass'u'med
responsibility for thesnew settlers in
between five and six hundred comm-
unities hitherto neglected by all the
churches.
Great activity has been in evidence
among local congregations in the
building, repairing and remodelling of
churches. This work has. been con-
fined largely to the new and, Home
Mission areas of. the Church and in
the large cities. For example in
Manitoba to new churches, while in
Saskatchewan'' 28 new churches are
already completed and double that
number imm
contemplation.
I
n Alberta
20 new churches s andSunday tndaY o
Scho l
s
and in British Columbia 19 new chur-
ches
hurches and
Sunday
schools os
have been
erected.
Extraordinary nar
activity t
has beendis-
played
di
-
> l a e
din the rapidly d1y
growing owi
ngCi ie'
S
of Montreal, Toronto. and Vancouver.
The total building of churches and
Sunday schools, since Union, through-
out the church represents an outlay
in excess of $4,75o,000. There are
3,695 ordained ministers and mission-
aries in the United Church. of Can-
ada, 'there are preaching places to
the number of 7,500 in addition to
which are hundreds of places in un-
organized territory. Besides preach-
ing the gospel in 20 different lan-
guages, time chtir'clm has equipped, man-
ned and maintained 25 hospitals in
pioneer, foreign and backward Corn -
Inanities.
The ' membership : of the, church
shows a net increase of almost 20,000
for the.. abbreviated year . of nine
months., The reported membership
stands at approximately 630,000, (the
figures are incomplete as there are
no returns front 319 charges, Figures
for the adherents of the church have
not been given. The Sunday School
enrolment stands at 659,00 scholars
and Evd,000 teachers,: In concluding
his address • Mr. Davison pointed out
that, while the recital of the forego-
ing figures was impressive, the. chief
assets of the church were not to be
found, in stone, money or numbers,
but in a deepened spiritual life, Thus
the church faces the future determin-
ed to seek for her life the hidden
springs of spiritual power in order
that she may give herself unreserved-
ly to the great business of evangel-
ists,
Quebec, --Quebec is taking ad-
vantage of the Federal legislation
of last year knower .e;s the Canadian
Farm Loan Act, which provides for
loans to tlfoneers whereby the
Federal Government provides 90%
of the money, the pmrovinee 5%, anti
the borrower himself the reinafn>
Ing 5%.
This Years largest inflow of
settlers destined for the west re. -
Gently arrived on two of the Mieme
of the Canadian Pacific fleet. There
were 1082 on the Moptelar'e taiid,864
on the Meilta, the majority being
of I3ritloh birth, thereby establish -
frig a i*eord for any ir]divldum.al
ship doeltftmg at the Maritime lt'mov
Inee ports this year.,
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WING
AM ADVANCE -TIMES
WEDDING GIFTS
THAT ENDURE
From Stephenson's
OH GIRLS HOW
LOVELY
Imagine her surprise arid de-
.. 'light when her most intimate
girl friends at a shower gave her
COMMUNITY SUPER'.
PLATE
and in the charming Bird of
Paradise pattern too,
The classic simplicityo
- f this
graceful pattern is. a delicate
.compilinenit to the character and,
refinement.
We havea large offering of
silverware as Gifts for all oc-
casions.
BUY HERE AND SAVE
H. STEPHEN ON
"The Store of Gifts"
Official 'C:N.R.Watch Inspector
3 Barbers
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Our Motto is "Service"
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DRS. A. J. & A. W. IRWYtl I N
DENTISTS
Office Macdonald B10ck, Wingham
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given, pursuant to
Section 56, Chap. 121 of the Revised
Statutes of Ontario, that all persons
having claims against the Estate of
Archibald McGillivray, deceased, who
died on or about the fifth day of Sep-
tember, A.D. 1926, at the Town of
Wingham in. the Province of Ontario,
are required to, send by post, prepaid,
or to deliver to R. Vanstone, Wing-
ham, Ontario, Solicitor 'for the Ad-
ministrator, on or before the eight-
eenth day of June, A.D. 1928, their
names and addresses, with full par-
ticulars in writing of their claims and,
the nature of the securities (if any)
held by them duly verified by a stat-
utory declaration.
And further
tak
e notice
ice that
after
the said eighteenth day of June, x928,
the said Administratory I'll I proceed.
:cl
todistribute d e the assets of the said
estate among parties entitled
ntmtled
thereto, having regard r
e and o n] to the
claims of which they shall thenh have
had notice, and the saidA m i
d mm� stmt-
orhall not of be liable thesaid
as-
sets or any part thereof to any per-
son of whose claim he shall not then
have received notice.
Dated at Wingham this- twenty-
fifth day of May, A.D. 1928.
R. VANSTONE,
Wingham P. O.
Solicitor for the Administrator
GEORGE SPOTTON LOVES
'THE SAILOR
Rouse of Commons on Thursday,
discussed Marine and Fisheries De-,
pertinent estimates, more. particularly
an item of $80,000 for lifesaving ser-
vice, including rewards. Mr. T. I.,
Church, Toronto, contended the, a-
mount was niggardly, and that the
Department should spend a respect-
able amount in providing adequate
protection to the sailors. As one of
the ten members in Ontario, repre-
senting constituencies bordering on
the Great Lakes, Mr. Geo, Spotton
spoke as follows:
"As one of the Liberal -Conservative
members from a maritime contituen-
ey' bordering : on lake Huron, where
many a home is mourning for the lov-
ed ones who have found a watery
grave in Lake Huron and 'the other
lakes, I wish to say "amen° to every-
thing 'the hon. member for Toronto
Northwest (Mr. Church), has said.
Mr. Chairman, I am utterly amazed
that the Prime Minister of Canada
and his colleagues in the cabinet not
only lend an unsympathetic ear, but
entirely disregard, the pleading we
have heard this afternoon. Only one
member of the government, the Min-
ister of Trade and Commmrc.rce (Hr.
Malcom), who conies from a neigh-
bouring county, has given any atten-
tion whatever to these remarks. We
are accustomed to read and, hear the.
Prime Minister's speeches where he
says in almost every paragraph that
he wants this house and "the court -
try" to understand so-and-so, His of
forts and remarks are all to the coun-
try, I have never known of such a
self-centred and self-satisfied bunch
of 'nen in my life as the present ad-
ministration, They have drunk deep
of all kinds of knowledge and they
apparently cannot learn anything from
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Thursday, Verne 14th, Tcd2B' r
any private member who may rise in
his seat.
It is only a short time '.agothat
they showed great concerts for the
people residing in the vicinity of these
Takes I am not going to take up the
time of the house further than just
to say "amen" to everything the hon.
member for Torontim Northwest has
said, regardingsome. effort being
made to protect the lives of the brave
boys from my county and neighbor-
ing counties who traverse the lakes
and keep open these great arteries of
trade and, commerce. I would like
the house Ind the -country, and the
men who have shed and will shed
tears again, when addressing citizens
of Canada '
a to understand that these
pleadings have been entirely'' disre-
garded. by the members of the gov-
ernment, with the exception of the
Minister of Trade and Commerce, I
want the people in inycounty and the
neighbouring counties to understand
that it has been practically a joke, se
far as the present administration is
concerned, and if they want any ro-
ta change the complexion of the all,
lief I suppose the only thing to do is
ministration.
COTTAGE
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Wishes to announce the fol-
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mer months:
Marcel 750
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Shampoo and Marcel
Shampoo and Water Wave eix.00
Manicure
Facials
Hot Oil Shampoo & Wave $x.5o
The policy of this parlor is to
give bigger and better service,
featuring, COURTESY, SER-
VICE and
ERVICEamld SANITATION.
MRS. W. C. ADAMS
Phone 177. Shutet 'St.
TIM COULDN'T ATTEND
SP'OTTON'S, BIG MEETING
To the Editur av all tlmim -
Wingham paypers
Deer Sur:—
It wus
ur:—It'wus the dishappointmint av
loife that, be rayson avme lumbago,
the missus wudden't let me go out
ay the house on Sathurday weight to
attind Jarge Shpotton's maytin. Sivir-
il a the t e bY
es till >
honed o#fert
'to
takea
me down
mnh
t ee cars, r a s but she
laid down the law that if I wus well
enough
to .
g go to a pollytickle maytn
av a Sathurday urd'
ay not h
g t, I wid be well.
enough
to attind nd
Church on Sunday,
soIdci
decided
to shtay at home both
tobues an lishten in over the radio.
I undhershtand it wus a great may-
tin intioirely, wid the hall packed to
the dares, an no wondher wid tree
Irishnmin to do the shpakin—a .regular
Kelly an Burke an Shae av a toime,
so to shpake.
Shure, it moinds .me av a piece I
wance heere'd me prising dawter-in-
law recoite at a tay maytin, whin she
wus taichin school in the ould settle
mint. I wish I cud remiimmber more,
av it, but it wine` something bike
this:—
"Names wid the musical lilt av a troll.
to thim, a
'Names wid a rollickin shwing ana
roll to thin],
Names wid a body an bones an soul
to thin -
Shure, an they're poethry darlint a
shtorel
Name wid a foine ould Hibernian
sheen to thin,
Names wid the dewy shamrocks cling-
ing green to thim
Names wid a whiff o' honest potheen
'n--
Shutore,thh' an they're beautified darlint a
shtoret
Brannigan," Flannigan Milligan, Gilli-
gan,
Duffy, McGuffy, Malarky, Afalmotte,•
Rafferty, Lafferty, Connelly, Donnel-
ly,
Dooly,' O'Hooley, Muldowne Mal-
one, .
Maddigan, Cadtligan, :hlallahan, Call-
ahan,
Pagan, O'Hagpn, O'1:-Ioulihat, Flynn,
Shanahan, Lanahan, Fogarty, Hagar-
ty,
Felly, O'Skelly, McGinnis, McGlynn,"'
But I do be waudlmerin away from
me subjickt, an I must git back to
Jarge's spaich. Didn't .1 tell ye he
wus either rayditi the Globe noes-
+
payper? Shure, he admitted it him -
sill, so he did, an didn't same wan
bit ashamed av it ayther, so he didn't.
Doesn't it bate all how soon a mean
takes tip wid-bad habits whin he gits
Some Great Shoe
.c. S ecials
R THIS W.E. ONLY
100 pairs Women's fine Shoes in Patent Leather,
Kid, Brown and Black Calf, etc., in all sizes. 2/ to
7. Big variety to choose from at a marvelously
low price, namely ... , .. $2.00; per pair
60 pairs Chijdren's Running Shoes, some made with '
leather uppers and others with canvas tops and all
with crepe rubber soles, sizes 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, for
• 65c per pair
Misses' sizes 11, 12, 13, 1 and 2 for . . 85c per pair
Boys' Running Boots with Canvas Tops- and. Rub-
ber Soles, sizes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, for $1.15 per pair
Men's Wax Split Work Boots with Panco soles, a
splendid boot to wear, in all sizes fbr Men, 6, 7, 8,
9 and 10, for .... .. , .. ...$2.75 per pair
Kindly note these are strictly Cash Prices.
W. H. WILLIS
THE SHOE STORE
WINGHAM Phone 129 ONTARIO
into Parleymint? Theer is Charley
Robertson, fur inshtance—but that is
another shtory, as me frind Mishter
Kipling .wud say.
So far as I cud hear over the radio
Jarge made a good spaich, lambaslttin
thine Grits ingrate shtoyle fir shpind-
in so much money in Ottawa, but he
didn'tshquare himsilf very well wid us
fellahs that hould Bell Tillyphone
Stock. If the bill passes loikely me
shtock will go up to $200, but if it
doesn't pass 'it may go down to $15o,
mainin a loss av $5oo on me to shares.
I wondher if he tinks that is thratin
an ould frind roight. The only way
he kin play the game fair wid eve
is to sind me a tillygram as soon as
he knows how tings are goin, so I
will know whether to sell me" shtock
arr buy more.
So the Grits hey decoided ` not to
put up 'a man in Sout Bruce either
all, an I can't hilp wondherin what`
wus the rayson, fen, shore, they hey
plinty av good min. Mebby we will
nivir foind out this toime, but thin)
Grits an U. F. O.'s do be haven some
quare dailins among thimselves. 'Tis
shmart lads sonic av thim a're, an,
shure, 'tis harrud to be upwid thin,;
fer they even hey Mihter Shpotton
votin wid thin now. I don't loike
that, at all, at all, but mebby Jarge
will be able: to shwing the whole
bunch av thim into the Tory parthy
at the nixt elickshun. I always tought
I, wus a purty shmart pollytishun but
the wather is gittin too dape fer me
to shwinz in.
Yours till nixt wake,
Timothy Hay.
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