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The Wingham Advance Times, 1929-04-04, Page 4VriNalikth AVit"ii6k-buEs Thursday, April 4th, 1929. ININ....It'ont.s...otamo...tmutt....V. ...mtmes..iRrepttott (s.Attstard...tosA4.1. - Prevents Smut ! Full Strength 'Government Standard FORMALDEHYDE McKIBBON'S DRUG STORE .R.L....csepta5 Sfore WINGH14/1 etinsaeraneTineveraesteeteeeiseennettaenetenserasserenestameenressienintroisiaarranniterieles PHONE 53. .$1 4 4 1,t 4 't” if cents a word pet insertion, with a minimum charge of 25c. FOR SALE -1500 bushels choice seed oats for sale. Sheldon Brick - ea, Fordwich. FOR SALE--Sibt choice young pigs. Apply to Richard Chaanney, R. R, No. 1, Belgrave. POTATOES -20 bags of Irish Cob - ler Potatoes, fit for seed. Apply to Archie Patterson. FO.R. SALE—Marnmoth white Pekin hatching duck eggs, extra large breedsedrake, 11 lbs. • W. M. Henry, phone 614r14, Belgrave, FOR SALE -15 good farm horses. .May be seen at Lot 15, Concession C., Turnberry. Apply to Edwin 13ennett FOR SALE—Pandora Range, reser- voir and high closet; Washing Ma- chine and Wringer; also good used stove for back: kitchen. Buchanan Hardware. STENOGRAPHER WANTED— Must be well qualified. State qual- ifications, experience, age and sal- ary expected. Apply by letter only Box 477, Wingham, Ontario. FOR , SALE—Quantity of spring goose wheat, yellow grass clover . . —. . . . m tttttt omi t t ttt mtmt tttt tmc, ship of Howick in the County of Hu - CAR MARKERS 372 -700, --were lost ron and .Province of Ontario being between Belmore and Lucknow via coMposed of south half of farm lots Wingham on Saturday. Finder Pease leave at Advance -Times Of - l'NOTICE 'TO CREDITORS I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Pur- suant to Section 66, Chap. 121, of the Revised Statutes of Ontario, that all persons having claims against the es- tate of Jane Pringle, late of the Township of Turnberry in the Coun- ty of Hurons Spinster, deceased, who died on or .bot the fourth day of March, A.D. 1929, are required to send by post, prepaid, or to deliver to R. Vanstone, Winghans, Ontario Solicitor for the Administrator, on or before the twenty-fourth day of April* AD. 1929, their names and ad- dresses, with full particulars M writ- ing of their claims and the nature of the securities (if any) held by them • duly verified by a statutory declara- tion, AND TAKE NOTICE FURTHER that after the said twenty-fourth day lof April, .1929, the said Administrator will proceed to distribute the assets of the said estate among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which he shall then have had notice and the said Admin- • istrator shall not be liable for the said • assets. ar any part thereof to any per-• sun of whose claim he shall not then have notice. DATED at Wingham this thirteenth day of March, A.D., 1929. R. VANSTONE, Win gbarn, Solicitor for the Administrator, AUCTION SALE Of valuable farm property in the !township of Howick. Pursuant to the powers of sale con- tained in a certain mortgage which .will be produced at the tune of sale, there vill be offered for sale by pub- lic auction by Joseph Beswitherick, Auctioneer, at the Fordwich Record Office, in • the village of E'ordwich, on Tuesday the 23rd. day of April A. D. 1929, at 3 o'clock in the after- noon, the following property, matte- ly: All and singular those certain par- cels or tracts of land and premises Situate. lying and beingin the Town - lice. number twenty-one and twenty-two in the eleventh concession of the said Township of Howick containing one • hundred acres more or less. • SALESMAN FOR HURON COUN- frame dwelling There! is on this property a good ty for the Old Established Bond house and a large House of G. A. Stimson Co. Ltd., modern bank barn, both in good con - also permanent agent for Wingham dition. There are about 5 acres of and district. Apply Branch office, mixed bush, a creek runs through one 949 Second St. E., Owen Sound. corner of the property. The soil is good and most of the. land is high and well drained. There are 10 acres in wheat. The farm is situate 21 miles from Fordwich TERMS OF SALE:—Ten per cent. , of purchase money on the day of sale and the balance within twenty days thereafter, The property will be of- fered subject to a reserved price. Ins - GRASS SEED SPRING IS NOW HERE We have a full line of Fleury Plows, Plow Repair, Harness and Harness parts. W. J. Duff, Bluevale. • We have all the varieties, Canad. ian grown and the best grades. Also full line of Dominion Tires and tubes for the new cars as well as the old and the wonderful "Alarvelubenmot or oil. W. J. Duff. mediate possession for spring work , Further particulars and, conditin of sale may be had on application te • the undersigned. DATED this 2nd day of April A.1) 1929, J. El. SHANNON, Harriston, Ont. Vendor's Solicitor. EGGS AND CHICKENS BMW CHICKS and HATCHING SCCcI, an 1 miottty SeeU, properly EGGS from pure bred to lay Barred priced. Apply to Henry McGee, Rocks and S. C. White Leghorns for R. R. No. 3, Wingham. Phone— sale. Pedigreed and R. 0. P. niales 614r14. head these pens. Large birds, big FOR SALE -1 man's or boy's bicy cle, 1 oil -skin raincoat and hat, 1 phonograph and cabinet and 162 re cords, 1 Quebec Heater, 1 Aladdin Latnp (nearly new). Apply to Les lie McDougall. _ eggs and lots of them.. Also have insubators, brooders and poultry sup- - plies. Will sell you chicks one, two • three or four weeks old at right Pric- - es. Write OT phone for what you re- quire. 1 carrsave you money. Sat- isfaction guaranteed. Custom hatch- ing done. • • Duncan Kennedy, Whitechurch, Ont. Phone Wingliarn 611-42, FOR SALE --Baby Chicks, Hatch frig Eggs and Brooder Stoves. 0 A. C. Barred Rocks 19c; Single comb White Leghorns 18c each for March and April. Eggs $4.00 per 50s $7.00 per 100, A saibstan tial reduction on eggs and on orders of 200 chicks and over, at the farm Authorized agent fur Royarl3rood tioppers, ete A number a used brooder stoves for sale, reasonable. Circulars on chicks and eggs, and. prices on • brooders etc. C. G. Campbell, Au- burn, Ont. Phone, Blyth 10-24. BABY CHICKS--Froni heavy laying strains of llarred Rocks and S. C VT Leghorns. Our aim each yeai is to improve our flocks and this year our chicks are the beet yet. All our flocks are 'culled for heavy egg produttion, and are headed with first-class cockerels. Ninety per cent of our orders last year were from old customers. "A satisfied oustouier is o tion." Barred Rocks, April 17e, May 16c;. Leghorns, April 16c, May 15 . Meeo tine, care T. W, Fortune, Wingliain, Ont., Wroxeter phone 612r8, ONTARIO BREEDING STATION Under supervision of Poultry Dep't. 0. A. C., Guelph. • We specialize in Barred Rocks. Every bird on our • An auto with driver for hire. Suit- - able for weddings, funerals and pH- ! vate ca11. Prices reasonable. R. Beattie, Phones 2, and 133. • AUCTION SALE Miles Cameron, Lot 26, Con, 2, Turnberry, has instructed the under- . signed to sell by public auction at 2 o'clock, on SATURDAY, APRIL 6th 1929 1 aged mare supposed to be in foal, 1 driving mare supposed to be in foal, 1. driving colt, 1 caw due June 4th; 1 cow due June 7th; 1 2 -year-old heifer, fresh; 2 calves; 50 white wyandotts, 1, Mellott (ream Separator, nearly netv; 1 rthber-tired buggy; 1 cutter; 1 ectiffler, 1 set double harness 1 set single harness 1 raege, quantity of steel posts, chicken netting. TERMS -410 and tender, cash, six months with bank interest, Milas Cameron, J. Ti. MeEwen, ! Pr aprietor. . Auctioneer. farm is culled, banded, and blood test - cd, by Government 'Inepeetor, We trap nest under Record of Perform- ance .supervision. Write for mating I list and prices on day old chic:Ica, and three weeks old 'started chicks. Sonny Creet Varna sn. Scott, R. R. N.o, 2, Senforth, Ontario. FARM FOR SALE OR RENT • 50 acresam, altcleared and tile drained, best of soil, fair buildings orefistrd arid shade trees, 30 acres seeded down, schfarm .For opposite far. For further particulars apply to ()we- er, D, Campbell, West Lot Core 6, Morris township, or by mail, R. R. 4, Brussels. II'ARM :FOR SALP.1 We offer this week a Farm of 150 .11°ViNSHIP °F • NOTICE TO CREDITORS • NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pur- suant to Section 56, Chap. 121 of the Revised Statutes of Ontario, that all pltrsons having claims against the es- tate of James Fleming, late of the Village of Belmore in the County of Bruce, Gentleman, deceased, who died on or about the twenty-ninth day uf December, A.D. 1928, are required to send by post, prepaid, or to deliver to R. Vanstone, Wingham, Ontario, Solicitor for the Erecutors on or be- fore the twenty-seconcl day of April A.D, 1929, their names and addresses, with full particulars in writing, of their claims, and the nature of the securities (if any) held by them duly verified by. a statutory declaration. AND TAKE NOTtcE FURTHER that after the 'said twenty-second day of April, A.D. 1929, the said execu- tors will proceed to distribute the as- sets of the said estate among the par- ties entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which they shall then have had notice, and the said executors shall not be liable for the said assets or any part thereof to any person of whose claim they shall not then have received notice. DA -TED at Wingham this twenty- fifth day of March, A.D. 1929. R. VANSTONE, Wingham, Ont, • Solicitor for the Executors, NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE ESTATE OF ELIZA 8E1H MEAHAN, late of the Town of Wingham in the Comity of Huron, Widow, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- suant to the revised statutes of On- tario in that regard; that all persons having claims against the Estate of Elizabeth Meehan, who died on or about the fourth cla f M 1 1929, at the town of Wingham art • or EAST WAWA- required to send by post, prepaid or NOSH• fore April 12th, A.D. 1929 their !deliver to the undersigned, on or be - Re Stone -Crusher. Tenders win' be re-eeived by the un- dersigned up to 2 o'clock on Thee- , ine 1, supp ymg o sow- er and operating Stone Crusher' in the Twp. of East 'Weavatiosh, for the coming season. At the same time tenders are ale() asked for hauling gravel from stone ernsher. Tenders to state price either by day ar per yard per mile. The lowest. or any tender in either ease not necessarily accepted. Alex, Porterfield, Twp, Clerk, Bel, rot names and addresses with full par - ticulars of their claims in writing, verified by statutory declaration, and the nature of the securities, if any, 1 .1 b them AND ELM Fil d y "" SR TAKE NOTICE that after the said twelfth day of A.D, 1929, the assets of the said estate will be distributed by the Ex ecutor among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to claims 1111101111111111111111112111111111111111111111111111141131111111111111St of which he shall then have notice and the estate will not be liable for ."*" "Say. it With any debris not filed at the time al' Flowers" Wit -wham Advance.Ti100$. Published at WINGHAM QNTARIQ Every Thursday Morning W. Logan Craig, Publisher SubsCription rates — One year 12,00. Six months $Loo, in advance. To U. S, A. $2,.ao per year. Advertising rates en applieatiOn, TIMOTHY EXPECTS 'AN ELECTION To the Ectitur av all thins Wingham Paypers. Deer Sur:— Frum the rumblins we hear in .the air it wud seem that elickshun tonne is comin purty close agin; mebby this year, an inebby nixt, but anny- way it is toime fer us Tories to be tinkin about itaan gittin our amin- unishun ready, so to shpake. 1 axn not worryinig army about the Ontario elickshun, ter it looks to ine loike purty near a clane shwape fer the Ferguson Governmint nixt toime. We hev the furriners moshtly wid us, an the Germans an Frinchies an all the breweries an dishtilleries, an the wet Grits, an mosht av the droy Tories, an iviry fellah iviryvisheer who loikes a dhrop av the craythur. Shure; 'tis a grate combina.shun we hev, an ye can't bate it. Yis, the Ontario elickshun is safe fer the Tories, but the quistion ibow to bate thirst Grits and U.F.O.'s at Ottawa. I am a grate belaiver in a roight shlogan fer carryin an click - shun. A,Vhin uuld Sur Jawn A. wus defaited in 1873, be rayson av the Pacific Scandal, it looked as, if us Tor- ies wud be down ,an out fer a long toime, but theer wus a lot av shniart min in the parthy in third days, an whin we got a chance at thim Grits, on Septimber the sivinteenth 1878, we woiped thim off the ma.p, so to shpake. Our shlogan wus "Proteck- ellune fer Native Indushtries," wid soide croies av'"Rayciprocity av Thracle arr Rayciprocity av Tariffs" an "The Goderich Harbor Jawb" an "The Shteel Rail Scandal." It does- n't matther much what yer shlogan is if ye only holler loud enough an often enough.. Fer inshtance, the Grits niv- ir got another chance at the Treas- ury binches until 1896 whin they won wid the shlogans av "Aqual Roights" an "Laurier Mowat an Victory." A 7 coorse the Tory parthy wus badly shplit afther Sur Jawn A. died, an we troid a lot ass diffrunt min fer laiders—'I'hompson, Abbott, Bowel], Tupper an mebby other, fer thins wus dark days wid the parthy an losht interest in pollyticks to some ixtint, an annywa.y me memory is not what it used to be. Afther that titian Grits hild awfice until 1911, in shpoite av all we cud do, fer we nit-ir bad a good shlogan, whoile thins Grits had "Foive etars inure av the full dinner pail," an "Let Laurier finish his work" an tings loike fer iviry elickshun It is no use throyin to dishpute the fact that from 1896 to 1911 there Wt, purtY good tonnes in the dounthry, not be rayson av the Grit Govern - mint, but in shpoite av it, so tliat whin the rayciprocity platforrn w s shprunte on the counthry, we cudelent: foind much fault wid what the Grits, had done, so we invinted the shlogans "Lave well enough alone," an "No thruck arr thrade wid the Yankees," au chased the Grits nut av theer frinches, as me bye who wus over. says wud say. Av coarse whin vot'n agin rayeiproeity, knew that, as a farrumer, avtis wain agin me OW0 interests, but I didn't moind that if only we cud bate thins Grits. • ln nointeen an sitninteen .the.coun- thry wus up in arrurnS agin the.Union Govermniet, be raysori av Sur Reb- ert Borden takin in a lot av Grits ir, wid him, an it wus only the -shlogan, "Hilp the byes at the front," that f•aved our bacon, an since thin we hey had' no good shiogan, an so hey losht iviry toime. It doesn't make much differ wh -th- et a shlogan' is all bunk arr not, so hen as ye kin fend is lot eV the Grits -end it, ler ye kin denim] on the Tories siatandin firrorn 00 :114Uher What is I: am. busy tinkin up !wan far the nixt elickshua, an mebby will 'tell ye what it is -whin deCoide 00 it. yOurs till nixt wake, Tfituithy Hasa the said distribution. 'DATED at Wingharn this twenty-fif- 1 to g . • acres, close to a prosperous village th day iiiiifv.Mareli, A,D. 1920, TURNBER Ontario. ki Orders fat Weddings, Punerals j. BUST-TVIELD, Wingltatn, with stores, churches Post ()fifce, Court 'of Revision; etc. Good buildiriga. .Terme right. Executor for saki Estate, or oth CARP OP TIIANRS er occult:its 'taketi by fir MR& SNEATH Might tent to a good man if not sold A Cotirt of Reyieion will he 'held — Bhcsne 142, Whigham • ia a short time. Bluevale on Monday, April 150, The Hospital wishes to gratefully is ------ -. • , • Abner Coeene, • 1929, at 8 *look in the aft:el-noon, on, -acknowledge the reee'..11st of it dona- prompt. sdrvite, thiaor expregs I:neat-erten & Real Estete, the Pisher, kirctgory and 'reignyn lion• of a cheek for $20.00 from I`, . Winghani, Got. • Drain, W. R, Creikehank, Mak,. Vieict & Co, ' lifiN11110111011M111101110111111141111111101111111111 • WHITECHURCH Miss Mary Marais of London Nor- mal School is spending tier holidays with her parents, Mn acid Mrs. Dan 4,4 Martin,. Miss Chriseie leglis Tort -into is spending the week With her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Inglis. Chrissie is leaving next month to train for a verse in a hospital in New York. ' Mr. and Mrs, Sprang of Auburn, spent Sunday with her sisten Mrs.. Clarence Cox. Mr. Clayton Robinson motored fi mei Detroit on Friday to his home on the 9th. Mrs. Andrew Fox is spending the tweeksend with lset &lighter, Mrs. R. Patton uf Lucan, Miss Laura Robinson returne from 'Walkerton -on Thursday last. Miss Winnifred Farrier is spend- ing this week with friends in Toronto and is attending the "At Home" of the Ex-Normalites in the Normal School there. Mrs. Joe Thompson and family.and Ross Robinson of Mitchell, are spend- ing the week with their parents, Mr, and Mrs. Thos. Robinson, Mr. Roy McGee held an exception- ally good sale on Tuesday last. Elis seed eats went at $1,04 a bushel. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Barbour and Mr, and Mrs. Elwood Barbour and son, Donald, spent Sunday with Mr. 'and Mrs. Ben McClenaghan . Misses Doreen, Muriel and Marjor- ie Purdon, are spending their boll- ' days with their grand parents, Mr. Iand Mrs. .Sirchie Anderson, of St. Helens. Miss Barbara 'Weir of Teeswater and her cousin, Miss Mary Inglis, of Clifford. are spending the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davison. Mr, Dan Mack-aya of Chatham, also Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mackay, of Bluevale, spent the week -end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hector Mackay and other relatives here. The L. T. L. under the W. C. T. U., are holding a singing- and oratof- feat contest from S. S. No. 10, Rio - los, in the Institute Hall, on Friday April ,5th, at 8 p.m. Everybody svel- coMmers. and Mrs, Milton Bruce and son are leaving on Wednesday for Al- berta, where they will work for 8 months for Mr. Trench of Teeswater. Rev. Mr. Poliock is driving a new Chevrolet sedan. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Falconer en- tertained a number of relatives on Wednesday last. Mr. Wm. Hawthorne of Brantford is visiting his sisters, Mrs. Kerr and Mrs. Joe :Holmes. ' Mr. and Mrs. Russel Reid of Brant- ford are spending the holidays with his mother, Mrs. Reid. Miss Pauline Reed bad the misfor- tune to have the thumb and first iia - ger of her right hand badly crushed in a machine in the Listowel Knitt- ing factory on Thursday last. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Reed and family m .- ored. to Listowel on Friday. Miss Dorothy Reed returned with them on Friday for the week -end. Born—Ort Wednesday, March 27, to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Henderson,. Paramount, a son.• . The Easter Service was observed 'in the United Church here on Sunday by Rev. Mr. Whitfield and was foll- owed by the Sacrament Service, The choir rendered ' special Easter musi . A beautiful Easter Lily plant with many flowers was contributed by Mrs. Jack Brigham of Blyth and a large bouquet of spring tulips was sent by Mr, Cottle, Miss Nettie Cot- tle and Mt and Mrs. Tho. Kew, in memory of their mother, Mrs. Geo. Cottle, who passed away a year ago. Many farmers have been plough= ng in this community, a few have been boiling sap. The Mission Band of the United C.hurch are holding a tea in the ebur - 2> basement on Tuesday ,afternoon. On Wednesday 10c Socials are being eld by the W. M. S. at the homes f Mrs. Mac Ross, Mrs, A. Fax and Nfrs. Robert Purdon. • Mr, Roy McGee loft on Monday for 'oronto. Mr, Robert Laidlaw had the omit/a to have two fingers cut badly n the sawing machine. Mr, Eddie Stewart has hired with r. Alfred Emerson for the spring, 14>-. E. Gaunt, of Welland, spent le week -end with his father, Mr. Ed- ard Gaunt. Mrs. Hodginson and on were also home for a few days efore leavitin for Winnipeg. Mrs. Robt. Purdon received. a card n Saturday from Dr...Margaret Cald- t, from 'Yokalionest, Japan. , • hd c 14 >I 5 h 0 ce DR.. GORDON WEI3B PliltSIOIAN AND SURGEON Gold MedaIist 'Surgeon London, '(tri,) Surgical Operations a•SpeCiality. Maternity and Children a SpeGfry. OFFICE. --Old' Davis House, one house frosts Angiitart thatch; Ceotre Street, Pliorte-15, Wirigham. nes:Sian, And its flavour is the finest in the world. EAST WAWANOSH Mr. Harold Currie visited his aunt, • — .Mrs. D. Currie, one day last week. . Miss Kathleen Kerr, R.N., of Lea- mington, is attending her inother, Mrs. 3. Kerr, who is very ill at pre- sent. Mrs. Bibbs, af Deteoit, is visiting with her mother, AirsnJohn, F. Currie. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Leaver. spent Sunday last_ at Mr. and Mrs. Allan Pattisain'S. Perry Henderson spent .S.S.11- day .at the ',home of ,Mr; and Mrs. Harald Currie. • Mr, and Mrs. Robt, Montgonviy. and little daughter, epent Sunday with her mother, Mrs. John Elliott. Wood -cutting seems to be the oaf-. er of the day. ' ;The annual Club meeting of S. S. No. 9, was held on Tuesday evening. last. A solo by Miss K. Kerr, read- ing by Miss Whittaker, were given. I Mr, J. 5. Kerr has installed a new Crosley Radio in his home. i Mr. Phil Dawson spent Sunday with Mr. Wm. Anderson, ..••••••••1100,1•1111111.•••••1=1=1., Do you know why McIA G LINjTUICK A) rides so much more comfortably than other cars? Here are three important reasons IcLAUGIILIN -BUICK'S famous • • IV/ cantilever Springs—the most ex. pensive type of springs employed on any car in the world, coupled with the famous McLaughlin -1311.42.k torquetube drive—are designed solely for comfort, not for transraission of power, and provide dm maximum degree of riding restfulness. McLaughlin-Buick's Lovejoy hydrauft lic shock absorbers . . front and rear . absorb the jars and jolts of the roughest roads, thus adging still fur- ther to the buoyancy of McLaughlin. Buick travel. And McLaughlin-Buick's deep, soft seat -cushions, together with the lcomg. ing spaciousness of McLaughlin -Buick interiors, provide unequalled ridir' • luxury for every passenger. • McLaughlin -Buick offers the 'highest standard of motoring comfort ever at. • tallied; and this is one vital reason why more motorists drive McLaughlin. Buick than any other fine car. 111.30.11•1114 A. M. C RAVVFO R D Win ghat -xi, Ont. • When Better Antolini:441es Are Built — McLaughlin -Buick Will Build Them , • t• •1,:1I...1:0'44>.r.iII,'0'5I,14.." . Wash Is E isy Now ay Particularly if you have a modern' Connor Elec- tric Washer in your home. No tearing of clothes, no back -break- ing work, just fill the tttb with hot water, drop in the cldthes, turn a switch and the work is done. naS eatWor-oseen enaineee•sases Wingharn Utilities C • • • S1 0111111111S011 Cfitwfortl Bleak, Phone 156, -