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AUCTION SALE—Fai•rn. Stock and TENDERS—Sealed Tenders will be
Implements, Lots 5 and 6, Con.. 1,
Kinloss, at one o'clock on Thur -
(lav Nov. e3th. See bills. John
received hy the undersigned up till.
4 P. m. on Tuesday, Nov. firth for
3o tons of egg, stove or grate coal,
Mowbray, Prop., John Purvis, Auct., delivered at the Town Hall, Wing-
! ham, at once. W. A. Galbraith,
AUTO FOR SALE --A, good second.; Town clerk.
hand Case car, formerly owned by
WANTED—Housework good cap-
able girl, ,around or in Wingham pre-
ferred. Apply at once at The Act:-
vance.
J. W. It VanNorman, can be seen
at my garage. F. W. French, Dia-
gonal Road. •
FOR SALE—A.13ed room suite, small
table and mattress in good condi-
` tio. Apply at Mrs. R. Beattie.
FOR SALE—Imported Clydesdale
Stallion, foaled in Igoe, imported by
Graham Bros. Scotland's Premier
Horse "Promoter" color coal black.
This horse was kept by Graham
Bros. for a time as their breeding
horse. Sure foal getter and Sire of
the winners. Also brown mare
• foaled hi 1909 "Polly Ann" by up to
time Grand Sire "Baron's Pride",
supposed to be in foal to the above
named sire "Promoter". Also black
Stallion foal by above named sire
and datn. These animals will be
sold at a bargain, either for cash or
time as the owner is leaving for the
ecity. Owned at Lots 5 and 6 Green-
ock Township, one half mile east of
Kinloss village on provincial high-
way. S.McComb , Route 2, Holy -
rood.
FOR SALE—Gurney Oxford Cook
stove, with reservoir, for coal or
,
ii.1 wood, im first class shape. Apply
to E Peterman, Main St.
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WARNING—The party who took
the coat out of a Chevrolet in front
of the Presbyterian Church on
Tuesday night, will save costs by
returning to the owner before Nov.
8th.
SALE OF BANKRUPT STOCK
SEALED TENDERS will be re-
ceived by the undersigned up to Sat-
urday, the 15th day 'of November next
at 2 p. in. for the purchase en bloc of
the stock in trade and shop fixtures
and effects of the estate of Grattan B.
Flanigan of the Town of Wingham,
Music Dealer, an insolvent. The
stock list can be seen at the office of
R. Vanstone, Wingham, Ont. Terms:
Twenty per cent. on acceptance of
the offer and. balance on completion
of stock taking. Highest or no tend-
er necessarily accepted.
DATED at Wingham, November
4th., 1924 JOHN GIBBONS.
Wingham, P. 0.
WROXETER
Rev. Dr. Brown of Trowbridge, win
FOR SALE—Shropshires, a number
preach in the Methodist church next
Sunday night.
of Strong Ram Lambs, also Shearl- Rev. Mr. Armstrong began his pas-
ing and Ewe Lambs. W. G. Ross,
torate in the Presbyterian Church
Londesboro, phone 26-15 Blyth. Mr. Geo. Sproal returned.to Detroit
FARM FOR SALE—One hundred on Monday after spending a week
acres of choice land in the town-
ship of Turnberry. Good building's
brick house, land in good state of
cultivation'about eight' acres of
hardwood bush, Apply to The Ad-
vance.'
with his parents here.
Mrs. Arthur Wearing ad son re-
turned to their hornin London af-
ter spending a few days visiting
friends here.
Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Brown are this
week in Toronto attending the Miss -
FOR SALE—A number of good ionary meeting, which is being held
singer canaries and. hens at reason- there.
able prices. Apply to Mrs. Ed. Mr, David Walker returned to his
Sotheran, Box 92, Fordwich. home at Niagare, Wednesday, Mrs.
Walker remaining for a time with her
mother, Mrs. John Gibson. '
Mr. Hugh McLean of Waterloo,
called on friends in towa last week.
FOR SALE -4 York Brood Sows
with litter at foot. J. Potter, Low-
er Wingharn.
FOR SALE .OR TO RENT—Com-
fortihle brick house and corner lot.
All conveniences, garage, For par-
ticulars apply to Wm, Isbister,
Wingham.
FOR SALE—Eighteen pigs, about
three months old, Yorkshires. Ap-
ply to Frank J. Shoebottoin, East
Wawanosh, Phone 33-621.
FOR SALE—Top buggy, steel tire,
first class condition, will sell cheap,
far quick sale, Apply to J. Mc-
Michael at Gunn -Son -01a or Cath-
therine St.
FOR SALE—Six first class white
Leghorn toasters, April hatched,
from our bred to lay 0. A. C.
stock price $1.25 each. 1Virs. Geo.
D.'Fortune, at 3m. W. Fortune,
Wingham. Wroxeter phone No.
6/2 ring 8.
FOR SALE—Shearling Oxford Ram,
registered first prize at Wingham
Fair, age. A. Douglas, Bluevale,
R. R.e1, Phone Wroxeter 60S -4e
FOR SALE --Aladdin Brass Lamp
and Shade, practically new $7.00
The Advance,
HOT.ISEWORK, WANTED—Position
at housework' by capable girl. Miss
Sarah, Hobson, care of Mrs. W. 5.
Currie, East Wawanosh.
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Sunday Night, last in series on
Maul Destiny. Subject
"HELL"'
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right 'Unto man, but the
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• NOTICE
• Voter's Lists, 1924, Municipality E
Of Wingharn, County of Huron
PINNED UNDER AUTO
Councillor John Gillespie, White-
clatirch Uuset in Creek
On Wednesday morning, Jr, John
Gillespie, Whitechurch, met with an
unfortunate accident while motoring
down Dickey's Hill. He in some man-
ner lost control of the auto and it
clashed headlong through the fence
and turned over pinning Mr, Gilles-
pie under it and in the cold river wa-
ter.
He was pinnedtere for some time
before Mr, Jack .McMillan, happened
along, and with difficulty raised the
auto up enough to let Mr. Gillespie
out.
At last reports we are pleased to
learn that 1Vir, Gillespie is getting
along nicely.
Suits That Satisfy
When a mail gets one of our merle
to measure Suits he gets satisfaction, prices before you sell, H. Brown &
the clothing is made to fit comfort-, Sons, Wingham. Phone 204,
able not too.large nor too small, bet
The warerooms and office of the
made to fit. We are showing the, la -
Whyte Packing Co,, will close at six
test in suiting and over coating. Pri-
o'clock on Saturday evenings and all
ces right. A. W. Webster, up stairs,
week daring the fall and winter mon-
over the Advance -Times Office. ths.
Thursdy November 6th., X924.
LOCAL AND GENERAL ITEMS
come to the Connundrum Supper,
Nov. /3th,
Manefacturer's clearance of ladies
coats on sale at Isards, big value,
,
Mr, Geo. Olver purchased the Tom -
kin property corner Shouter and Vic-
toria streets. The bid was $2,225.
A Euchre and Dance ender the arts-
pices of the Catholic Win -nail's Lea-
gue will be held in the Church Hall,
Nov /2. Admission 50c.
We regret to hear that Mrs. W. H.
Willis' mother and father, Mr. and
Mrs. B. Gerry of Fort William are
both in' very Poor health,
You are invited to call and inspect
our new stock of Xmas cards. .If the
Prices and quality are lower elsewhere
,you are, privileged to buy where you
wish.
Highest .prices paid for all kinds of
Live and Dressed Poultry. Get our
His Salary Snoo Per Year , Mr. A. S. Radford, Whitechurch,
will take in cream: every day but Sat-
rectorurday. Cortunencmg Monday 27th.
of St. James Church, South
Rev. W. L. Armitage, the popular
London, is in bad with lus congre-
gation because the Sunday before the
election he came out fearlessly in fa-
vor of the 0. T. A. He was warned
that he would be sorry if he mention-
ed the vote from his pinpit. He has
been notified by his wardens that his
salary will in future be $noo per year.
Rev. Mr. Armitage, is a cousin of Mr.
Clarence Armitage, tailor, Wingham.
He is a brilliant pulpit orator and a
fornaer Lucknow boy.
Died in West Wawanosh
Mrs. Margaret Anderson who pass-
ed away on Sunday, Nov, and., in
West Wawanosh, was truly one of
the old residents .of Huron County.
She and her husband Alexander An-
derson, moved to the farm, on which
she has ever since resided, sixty-nine
years ago. Her husband predeceased
her about fifty years ago. The sur-
viving members of her family are, Al-
exander and James at home, Charles
of Johannsburg, Mrs. (Rev.) Barbour
of Franktown, and Mre. Robt. Dow -
son. of Toronto. It can well be said
of the late Mrs. Anderson that she
was a true kindly christian lady who
was beloved by all who knew her.
The remains were laid, to rest in the
Greenhill Cemetery, Lucknow, The Catholic Women's League of
Canada held a very successful meeting
at the home of Mrs. McDonald. Af-
ter all businese was finished, progress-
ive euchre was played. Mrs. P. Mc -
Tuesday evening in the Parish Hall Glynn winning the prize for games
when the members of St Paul s A.
Y, P. A. held their social of the sea-
son. The new officers were duly in. -
stalled and Miss Dora Latin* was
appointed a delegate to attend the A.
Y, P. A. Convention to be held in St.
Thomas on Nov. /4th and 15tht The
recent membership campaign which
has created considerable interest
amongst the members was closed oa
To Victory Bond Owners
The many friends in Wingham of
Mr. and Mrs. L, Tomlinson will be
grieved to hear of the death of' La
Verne, their eldest son, who passed
away at their home in Woodstock,
on Oct. 29th. •
Mrs, Donald Stewart, Wroxeter,
Ont., wishes to aanounce the engage-
ment of her daughter, Jean, to Mr,
Roy Porter, Wingliam, Ont., mar-
riage to take place in November.
When renewing your daily paper
why not renew with The Ailvance
Times and we can save you 50 cents
on the. transaction. Any Toronto or
London dailypape r and The Advance
Times for $6.5o.
The Wingham Women's Institute
will hold a Connundrurn Supper in the
Council Chamber on Thursday Nov.
13. Supper served from 6 to 8, after
which a programme will be given.
The proceede will•be used for Christ-
mas cheer. Admission 35c.
Sunday morning at II o'clock the
subject at the Salvation Army will be
"Fighting Holiness" taken by Lieut.
Nevill and at 7 p. n -i. "Weighed and
Wanting'.,' by Lieut. Janaway, Sun-
day school at 2.30 as usual.
Tuesday afternoon.
St. Paul's A. Y. P. A.
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A large attendance was present on
and Mrs. A. Pilon for euchres.
Don't make a date for Tuesday
night, Nov. nth., but take in the play
"His Uncle's Niece" in the Town
Hall that night in aid of The Wing -
ham Bowling Club. Reserved seats
are selling like hot cakes at McKib-
bon's Drug Store for 5o cents.
Bring in your maturing bonds and
let me arrange for the re -investment
Tuesday evening resulting, in a vic- of your savings in Huron & Erie de -
tory for the "Reds," the Captain, Miss bentures. These debentures are autli-
M. Plenty, having obtained. 103 mem-
bers while her opponent Miss Dora
Laancly was successful in securing 92
members and the banquet which will
be given in about two weeks will
therefore be prepared by "The Blues"
A short program was given after
which lunch was served and a most
,enjoyable time spent by all present.
We Are Not Closing 'Early
just to prove that more people than
the women read this paper we sub-
mit the following. Last Wednesday
was the last half holiday and we were
kepthustlingfinishing the town pap-
ers before going to dinner, the rural
routes were left over till Thursday
noon. A subscriber from Morris gall-
ed us up about 2.30 asking ifwe
meant to kill the town entirely.
Thunderstruck we asked why such a
question, and our Morris subscriber
told how he had just got his paper
and read where we were notifying the
farmers that we would not be open af-
ter six on Saturday night. He sup-
posed we meant the whole town. The
ment by the United Farmers Co -Op -
item referred to was an announce-
erative Co., but the name had been in-
advertantly ommitted, We thanked
our friend for drawing our attention
to the error and assured him that all
the papers we had published thtts far
was the town and we would see to :t
that the mistake was torrected. Oh
yes, the men read our paper too, and
ladies, they don't all read it at home
either,
Gibbs—In Wingham' on. Tuesday, Noe
4the to Mr, and. Mrs. W. J. Gibbs,
a son --(William Harry.)
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
• pursuant to Section 56,• Chap. 121 0±
Notice is hereby given that 1'E the Revised Statutes of Ontario, that
have complied with section ro, all persons having claims against the
of The Voter's Lists Act and estate of William Mundell, deceased,
that 1 have posted up at my of- a who died on or about the twenty-third
Ike at the Town Hall, Wingham s day of May, A. D. 1924, at the Town -
on the /8th day of October 1924 E: ship of Turriberry iii the Province of
the list of an persons entitled Ontario, are required to send by post,
to vote in the said Municipality § prepaid, or to deliver to It, Vanstoite,
at Municipal Elections and that Wingham, Ontario, Solicitor for the
Executors on or before the second
day of December, A. D. /924, their
names and addresses with full parti-
culars of their claims he writing, and,
the tature of the seettrities if any)
held by them duly verified by a Sta-
tutory Declaration,
AND FtIRTIIER TAXI. NOTICE
that after fWe said second day of De-
cernber, t924, the assets of the said
estate will be distributed by the Exe-
entail among the • parties
thereto, having regard only to the
claims of which they shall then have
notice, and the estate will not be li-
able for any claims not filed at the
time of the said distributiom
DATED at Wingha.rn this third day
o/ November, A, D. 1924,
Van s one,
Wingliaro, P. ,0
Solicitor, Inc the Executors
such List remains there for in-
spection,
HOUSE, FOR • SAL—God saver' „I And, I hereby call upon all
i.-, voters to take immediate pro -
room cement house arid barn 22x30,
ceedings to have any errors or
also acre of ground. Apply by
s omissions corrected. according
letter to Box D. Advance. . to law. 1,
If you have rrioved into Town a
during 1924 or changed your
residence from one ward to an- 71.'„
other see that your naive
; pelt,' entered on the Voter's 't
list or call ftp the Clerk't office. :1
f The last day for entering coin -
plaints will be Saturday NOvern,-
bet Stli.
Dated tine x8th day of Oct°,
box, A. 1924,
7; W A. Galbraith E
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LOST Pair of dark rimmed glasses,
between Wingham and Ltickno-W
or in Lucknow. Finder please leave
at, Advante Offiee.
voR SALE—Single iron bed and 2
sets of Springs. A snap to first
buyer, • The Advance,
OVEF.STOCX AUCTION S'ALE-3o
Head of Shorthorn thoroughbred
cattle at Lot a�, Con, /6, WeSt•Wa-
wanosh, on `Friday, Neo, 7th, See
bills. John 'Webster, Prop., John
Purvis, Aria
orized by the Government as an in-
vestment for Trust Funds in the ens"-
tody of Executors and Trustees. They
earn si• per annum, payable half -year-
ly, which is the rate you have been re:
ceiving Gn your Victory Bonds. Ab-
ner Cosens, Real Estate and Insur-
ance.
Mrs. Jacob WolfeDeceased
Mrs. Georgina Wolfe died Friday
morningat the home of her daughter,
Mrs.. J. Miirr, 1x8 West Erb street,
Waterlgo, in her 86th year. Mrs. Wol-
fe moved from Wingham to Waterloo
about four years ago, Her husband
predeceased her n6 years ago.
Five daughters and one son are left
to mourn. her loss as follows: Mrs. J.
Murr, Waterloo; Mrs. Frank Hill,
'4Vingham; Mrs. Frank Bierties, Brus-
sels; Mrs. Jos. Finley, Preston; Mrs,
Jas, Cole, Waterloo, and Henry Wol-
fe of Dungannon.
The funeral took place last Suaday
afternoon at Logan cemetery.
Lions Dinner at Brunswick
Dr. R. C. Redmond was a guest at
the Lions—Club banquet on •Friday ev-
ening last and gave the Lions an in-
teresting and instructive talk on
cess'. Mr. Ayres who spent a few
days in town in the interests of the
Aero Cucliion Tire Co., was also a
guest and, gave three splendid read-
ings which were greatly enjoyed. As
an entertainer he is a peer. Mr.
Brackenbury, who was goodfellowship
chairman told of the lack of accommo-
dation at the Wingham 1-Iigh School.
The Lions passed a resolution to get
behind the proposed High School by-
law next title it came before the elec-
tors and endeavor to carry it, as the
need is unquestionable.
Women's Institute Meeting
The monthly meeting of the Wing -
ham W. I. was held in the Council
Chamber with fifty two presenp. At
the close of , the business meeting a
splendid program was given as iol-
lows, dttet by Prof, and Mks.
of Indianapolis, Ind. A paper on "A
Visit to the County Home for the Ag-
ed in Clinton" by Mrs, C. Garniss of
BIttevale, a duet by Missea Margaret
Ga.reiss and Carrie Diamond, an ad-
dress on Thanksgiving by the Rev.
Mr. Snell, a hurnolous reeitatiot by
Mr. Herb. Jobb, All the numbers
were exceptionaIly well rendered and,
much appreciated by all present The
ladies in charge of the meeting were
Mrs. J. McCracken and Mrs. A. Salt -
&ram), These ladies •presented pri-
zes for the moat practical Xmas gift,
The judges were Mrs. W. ti Gamey,
laiss Bessie Abell and Mrs, Vance.
SanderSon, The prizes were, nicely
embroidered aprons. The ,ist prize,
was awarded to Miss Margaret An.
demon for a pair of hand knitted
woollen socks, the ond 'prize was won
by Mrs. 5, 5, Elliott for an embroid-
ered Night Dress, Mrs. Robinson_
was appointed delegate to the Lon-
don Convention, Litheli was then
served and a pleasant half hour spent,
Every woman that has seen the new styles in Fall
Footwear that we are now showing, knows that
we have a right to be proud of our display!
There are Street and Dress Oxfords, Strap Slippers:
and new Gore Slippers in- many hand-
;
• some new models.
There are—Oh, well, may we ask you to come
. to see ?
Prices $3.50, 4.011,41.50 up to 6.50
•' The Best Values at any stated price.
PHONE23,
THE GOOD SHOE STORE,
Notice To Farmers
Tin rush season of farm work be-
ing over, we feel there will be no ne-
cessity of remaining open further on
Saturday. evenings. Therefore after
this notice will remain open for busi
ness until 6 p. m. only, on Saturdays.
The United Fat -niers Co -Operative.
Join This 'Radio Club
Purchase your radio on easy Pay
plans, You pay $1.00, select the ra-
dio'you want for Xmas and start the
small weekly club payments. These
payments •amount to $5 a week on
small machines, your machine will be
installed at least three days before
Xmas. This offer closes Nov. a5th.
Call today and select your outfit.
Prices from $36.00 up, Office at Jer-
ome's Jewellery Store or phone .234.
W. Cruickshank.
Fortner Resident Dead
Ai former well knowe resident of
Wiegham passed away hat Fargo,
North Dakota, on Sunday, October
2,6th., in the person of James Miller.
Mr. Miller was 8§ years of age and
had enjoynd good health up to a
short time ago,. He. came, to Wing -
ham from Holyrood in 1887 and was
engaged for several years here at his
trade as a carpenter. Upwards of
twenty-five years ago the family mov-
ed to Fargo, North Dakota. • Mrs.
Miller died a few years ,ago and. the
deceased lived with his daughter,
Miss Mary Miller until her death in
February last and he has since resid-
ed with his other daughter, Mrs.
Stewart Wilson. During his resi-
dence in Wingham Mr. Miller made
equipment which was used in the
Times printing office for many years.
He retained his membership in the
Canadian ,Order of Foresters, having
joined the Order at Holyrood in 1885.
Many old friends will be sorry to
learn of the passing of one of our
former old and highly esteemed resi-
dents.
GLENANNAN
Miss Jean Wilton, spent last week
with friends at 'Violent Forest. ,
Mrs„ Oliver Stokes returned Satur-
day after spending a couple of weeks
at Milbank and attended. the funeral
of an uncle Mr. Herron:
• Miss Agnes Mitchell of -Winghana,
spent the week -end at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. David Breen.
Died In Toronto .
,Announcement was made ein the
Toronto papers on Monday of last
week of the death of Rev. F. W. MA-',-
thers, He had been ill with anemia
for upwards of three years. The fun-
eral service was lield at St. Clair Ave.
Methodist Church and interment was
made in Mount Pleasant Cemetery.
He was a brother of Harry Mathers,
ex -reeve of Kinloss, who resides on
the old Mathers homestead abotit se-
ven miles west of Wingham. Chief
Justice Mathers of Manitoba is also
a brother. "•
St. Helens Boy Dies at Wingham
The death occurred in Wingham
Hospital early Wednesday,. morning,
Oct. 29, of Frank Lapis, son of Mr. u
and Mrs. Jas. Lavis. Frank who was
in his rgth year had only been 11,1
about a week. An operationwas ,Eound
necessary and he was taken to Wing -
ham Hospital where it was perform-
ed, Monday night, but in vain, The
funeral at which elarge number of
sympathetic friends and neighbors
gathered was held from the Anglican
Church on Friday afternoon to Beth-
el Cemetery. • The Pall Bearers were
Messrs. Cecil and'Percy Hyde; Ewart
and Gordon McPherson, Allan and
Earl Durnin, Lovely flowers on the
casket showed the love and sympathy
of his friends, Besides the bereaved
parents, there are left four brothers
and four sisters. This is the third
son Mr. and Mrs. Levis have lost
within a few years.
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