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CALF FOR SALE—Inquire at Ad-
vance- imes.
d-vance-Times.
CAR OF B. C. SHINGLES—To ar-
rive in a few days, Parties taking
sarne off car will get a reduction on
price. Thos. Stewart, Bluevale.
EGGS FOR SALE—Single comb
Black Minorca eggs for hatching,
one pen with 8 two year old hens,
Pape's Strain and Cockerel from
$xo,setting from Rolyat best pen,
$2 for 15 or $3. for 3o. Free Range
frock $r.00 per., 15 or $6 per too.
Males from $5 setting, Rolyat se-
cond best pen, Herb Taylor, Rou-
te.3, WWWingham. Phone 31-626.
FOR SALE—Bronze Gobbler. Ap=
ply to Geo. Day, Dairyman.
aOR SALE—Seven roomed brick
house on Victoria Street, with wa-
ter and lights. C. Weir.
FOR SALE—Six room house in good
repair, close to Main St., large lot
garage and hen house. Cash or
terms. Eight hundred and fifty. R.
Vanstone.
LOST—Female Collie Dog, white
collar, sharp nose, yellow with hole
tail, answering to the name of. Vimy
Information as to her whereabouts
thankfully,re::eived by Russell Arm-
or Geo. Cunningham, East Wa-
wanosh, Route T, Belgrave.
FOR SALE --Regular $3o Rohner
Accordion with highly polished eb-
orrized frame with corner protection
Tx fold bellows, 4 stops, 4 sets,
steel. reeds, 2 bass keys, size txxtedi
inches. A snap at $io. See it at
The Advance-l'irn.es.
BABY CHICKS AND EGGS FOR
HATCHING— From large strains,
pure bred to lay White Leghorns
and Barred Rocks. Healthy vigor-
ous stock bred for size, large eggs
and heavy production. White Leg-
horn Baby Chicks, 25, $3.75; 5o,
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*CROW GAN,.ADA AND BACK Win4h4nst. Wake Up!
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Are we not letting ourselves die a
liter beyond venae noir inapt-
ly deso$bes eke •dories• a Canada's Inatural death in Wingham? Seven
Rockies. To be `full* zppree'iated years ago we held one of the most
they moot be seer._ To start out on successful Old Boys' Reunions ever
held in Western Ontario. It was then
a trap by one's ,'self into this unfamilr
tar but far-famed paradise-on-earth,decided to bold another in five years
to roan a$peazS cite a task. Teal time. A couple of years ago a In -ma-
to ing was held to organize for one but
izing this, Dean Sijnelair Laird, of
it was decided to wait another year.
Macdonald College, an "',experienced This year the Dominion ,Day Sports
Rocky Mountains Travelled', for the This ttee decided against holding
third year in succession, has underta-
the customary 1st. of July celebration,
ken to conduct a party through tints Are we gbing to let it stand at that?`
glorious wonderland? - Wingham citizens wake up! What
A special train of dining, standard
•eve need is co-operation and a great
sleeping, and observation compare- big dose of it or peddlars will be do -
meat cars has been chartered, to le ingmore business from house to hoe
ave Toronto on July e9th via the Ca-
sethari the storekeepers who pay our
nadian Pacific Railway. Stops will taxes. and endeavor to boost for the
be .made at Port Arthur and Fort betterment of our ,community at lar
;Wiliiani, which "together form Cana- e There are towns not one l un-
da'.s greatest grain port; Winnipeg Be died miles from Wingham who can
ash, the popular summer resort for boast that their people are. educated
Winnipegers; Winnipeg, Canada's to suchloyalty that very few peddlersthird largest ,city; Indian -Head, the call at their town and those who do
chief tree distributing centre of the are not burdened with orders.
Federal Forestry Brancho Regina, the
capital Of Saskatchewan Calgary, Al Whitmon—Ballagh Nuptials
berta's largest city; Banff, the world- •
famous mountain resort;' by automo- On Wednesday', March' '31st., the
bile for 104 miles over the Banff- borne. of Mr. and. Mrs. Fleming Ball -
Windermere, Highway, the most spec- agh, Whitby, was the scene of a pret-
tacular drive in Canada; through Koo- ty wedding when their eldest daught-
tenay Lake to Nelson, the:comnrercial er, Nellie,: becamethe bride of Mr.
centre of Southern British Columbia; George Witrnon, son of Mr. and Mrs.
then through the Doukobor country George Whitmon gson of Mr. and Mrs:
to. Penticton; along lovely Okanagan Lindsay officiating:
Lake, and to Vancouver, thence by The bride who was . given away by
steamer to Victoria. • her father looked charming in a gown
Returning, the ;trip will be by the of Italion Blue Crepe, carrying a bo -
main line of the Canadian Pacific, quet of Ophelia Roses, Lily of the
through th,reat canyons of the Fra Valley and Maiden Hair Fern. Little
ser and Thompson Rivers, and throu- Miss Patricia Sears of Montreal, cou-
gh: the Seikirks and Rockies, afford- sin of the bride made a pretty flower
ing scenery such as can.be found no- girl, carrying a basket, of pink sweet -
where else on earth; Lake Louise, the peas. Mrs. Percy Elson, sister of the
Pearl of the Rockies, the most perfect groomplayed the wedding march and
'gem of scenery onethe another during the signing of the register
day at Banff, Edmonton, the Capital sang "At Dawning."
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of Alberta; Saskatoon, the city of op- After a 'buffet luncheon.was served;
timism; Devils Cap Camp, on, the 'La- the bride and groom left for Toronto,
ke of the Woods, near Kenora, then- enioute to Buffalo and New York.
ce to Fort William,: where one of the The bride `travelling in a blue ensem
fine Canadian Pacific Steamers will bre, triintned with grey squirrel, with
be used across Lakes- Superior and hat to match.
Huron to Port McNicoll, then rail to On their return the happy couple
Toronto, where the trip will termin- will reside on the groom's farm near
ate. 4. Whitby.
Everything is included in. the'price Brussels Grand Old Man
of $330:0o,' from Toronto; transporta-
tion, sleeping cars, accommodation -in David Ross, sr., Brussels' oldest re -
Hotels, and bungalow camps, meals sident, died Monday morning ,in his
moth year. In earlier years his heal-
th had been delicate, but later in life
he enjoyed the best of health and he
died after being ,confined to bed for
only a few days.
Mr. Ross was born in Galashiels,
Scotland, on July S, 1826. He carne to
Canada when 20 years of age, settling
in Seaforth. Sixty years ago he mov-
ed to Brussels, where he had resided
ever since , and where he carried on a
merchant tailoring business until his
retirement 43 years ago, when he sold
the business to his soli', David C.
Ross.
$7.00; Too, $13.00; White Leghorn in diners, hotels and •on steamers, and
Hatching Eggs, 25, .$1,25; 50, $2•25; sight-seeing tours at points visited.
The trip is open to all, and applica-
tions for accommodation, are being
received.
Fares from .other points than Tor-
onto will be reamed, and descriptive
illustrated booklet sent on application
to Dean Sinclair Laird, Macdonald
College Post Office, Que.
Too, $4.00; Barred. Rock Baby •Chicks
25, $4.50; 5o, $8.50; aoo, $16.00;
Barred Rock Hatching Eggs, 25,
$r.5o; 5o, $2.75; Too, $5:oo. At these
prices in your own boxes or bask-
ets at my place, one quarter mile
West of Whitechneth. Custom
hatching done a' reasonable rates.
Satisfaction Guaranteed. Duncan
Kennedy, Whitechurch, Ont. Phone
42-611.
FOR SALE—Baby Chicks from hea-
vy. Iaying strains of S. C. W. Leg-
horns and Barred Rocks. Our hens
are culled by government expert
and our two hatching pens of Leg -
horns are mated with pedigreed ma-
les' from W. H. Fisher of Ayton,
Ont. and the Delemere Poultry
Farm of Stratford, Ont., Whose
hens have won 1st. prize at the egg
laying contests at Ottawa. The
1 majority of our Rocks are front O.
A. C. Stock. Owing to the demand
For my chicks, I have increased my
hatching
capacity again this year.
Orders booked now for April and
May. Our prices will be the same
as last year. The Barred Rocks
will be T6c each until May r5th., af-
ter that date r5c each and the Leg -
1 horns will be 55c for the season.
Mrs. Geo. D. Fortune at J. W. For-
tune's R. R. No. T, Wingham, Ont.
Wroxeter Phone 612, Ring 8.
FOR SALE—Beautiful Collie Dog,
excellent companion andwatchdog,
cheap for quick sale. Apply to Ed-
ir Wightnan, Belgrave.
OR SALE—Black Minorcas eggs
for hatching. Apply to Mrs. Geo.
Casernore, Wingham, Ont., R. R.
No,' 2, Phone 602-.3,
FOR • SALE—Two good milk cows,
Otte . due to freshen any time now.
,Apply W. J. Simmons, Toth con.
T.urnbcrr•y.
Ot6 SALE—Large frame house in
'good repair, all conveitietices, dou-
ble garage. A snap for q lick sale,
Write Miss Mary 'Madigan, 65 La-
' keview Ave., Toronto.
b.1. Sriap•y-Four
title Grebe in c'keellent, condition
sellfmfr ` stripped for $'So. r This
would be a bargain, at $75. The
Radio Shop, ' , ., Cruickshank.
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gatti, t for ` t, Axttirew's 11resbyter-
xan:.Clyttkclx,Wirlghaxn. ;Applicants
0 state Salam and Send references:
�.p; ltcatiaits r otti'ved. up ,-b t� tril
t"xtl;, C; y l;iliott,Viet ' $04, Oat,
PROPERTY FOR SALE—Eight ac -
rtes good frame house and barn,
never failing creek, near Western
Foundr A 1 for further paiti-
eulars at this office,
QUALITY EGGS AND CHICKS—
S. C. White Leghorns, Guild Strain,
our pens are carefully selected
breeding hens, headed by Pedigreed
Males from registered and qualified
R O. P. hens. Hatching Eggs
$x.5o per 15; $6.00 per Too, Baby
Chicks, each x8c; $15.00 per Too.
Write or phone your requirements
to Jas. A. Scott, Belgrave, Ont.
Phone T3 -63t, Wingham.
SPECIALIZING THIS SEASON
IN EGGS FOR I-IATCHING---Tn-
sure your profits by buying eggs
from ourheavy laying strains of
:barred Rocks, R. I. Reds, White
Leghorns and Black Minorcas. Our
flock of too birds have given a won-
derful production this winter, lay-
ing as high as sixty a day through
February and ,saventy in March.
Already selling eggs and taking or-
ders. We ex eat to sell thousands
p
of eggs, ,because we have the stock
and prtecs are the lowest. $3.00 for
50 eggs; $5.60' 'for torr, Inspect
our pets or phone or write ydur or-
ders, but order early. Phone aotwr
Wingham. P. 3. Hill,
PRESCRIPTION FOR CATCHING
COLD
T. During a cold snap have a' short
hair :cut, military style ,up to the ears.
2. Change to light -weight clothing
in borderline seasons and get caught
in a cold snap.
3. Wear thin soled -shoes and 4,et
the feet soaking, ivet in cold, damp
weather and be too busy to change
and ,put on dry ;garments. • ,
4. Sit reading in an :apartment
with a window open, but out of sight,
admitting a blast of cord air—a sud-
den chill and,sneeze will ' announce
the success of this method.
5 -; Sit in an over -heated office ; or
dwelling xoom over -,clothed, until the
head is congested and the nasal mem-
brane dry; then open a window and
sit in a draft—seldom fails.
6. Put on evening dress, go to a
big dinner and eat heartily—and may-
he drink; inhale plenty of .dry, over-
heated, smoke -laden air; get bored to
death and thoroughly fatig•teed, and
then go home with coat flapping op-
en and the wintry blast striking your
exposed neck and chest—nearly al
ways fatal.
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These )rescri tionsr for %seattu
s
cold will not work very well if your
skirt is well trained and your nose and
throat free from any chronic infection
—Life Extension ''estimated.
"When people ask me how I find
business, 1 tell 'ern by looking for it.
The fellow that says he can't find
business is like the guy that takes a
milk pail into the pasture and waits
for the cow to back up to it. If yon.
want milk go after the cow. She's
willing,"
'Holiday Visitors
The following items aver' from the
Huron Expositor;—The County En-
gineer, R. T. Patterson, Warden Mc-
1(ibbon 'and; the County Good Roads
Commission, Messrs J. 1:, McEwen,
A. C. Baeker and 5. W. Beattie were
in Seaforth on Tuesday, March 30.
Miss Cecelia Horan of the Wing -
ham HIigh School staff, is spending
the holidays at the home sof her par-
ents, Mr, and Mrs. John Horan, Sea -
forth.
Miss Pattie '. tirner.of Tuckerstnith
visited friends in 'Wingham: last week
He was remarried 67 years ago .to
Miss Fanny Torrance, of McKillop
Township, who' predeceased him, in
1968. Out of 'a family, .of eight chil-
dren, six survive, James T., David C.,
Mrs. John A. Smith and Miss Annie,
all of Brussels, and Thomas ancf Ro-
bert of Kincardine. One daughter,
Mrs. George Haycroft, .died, in 1891,
while another daughter, Mrs. A. M.
McKay-, died last month. Mrs. '.(.Dr.)
McNaughton, ;of Brussels, is a niece,
and Dr. Geo. H. Ross of Wingham is
a grandson 'of the :deceased.
' Mr. Ross was a Liberal in .politics
and in religion a Presbyterian. The
funeral will be held on Thursday af-
ternoon from his late residence to
Brussels Cemetery.
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$2.65
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Boots,
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Died in Saskatchewan
The Stoughton, Sask., .paper of
March 26, makes the following refer-
ence to the death of one formerly
well known in. the ,Seaforth .d'ist'rict,
George Edgar Cornell, a pioneer of
the Stoughton district, passed to the
great beyond on Sunday morning at
the age of 70 years. ,, Deceased who ner's - Lohengrins wedding march,- ed the high esteem in ; which the,
had suffered from heart .trouble since played by the sister of the bride, Miss ,young couple are held in the com-•
Last fall, was one of our most respect- Sarah Howatt. • Inntnity. The groom's gift to the bri-•
ed citizens and on Tuesday when the The ceremony was performed by , de was a gold pendant set in pearls:
funeral was held, the Presbyterian Rev. Dr. Barnby, under a beautiful land to her sister an amethyst brace --
Church could e,carcely accomodate evergreen arch trimmed with white let. They will reside at Maple Lawny
the targe number present to pay•their wedding bells and banked with flow -
last tribute of respect to their'depart- ers. The guests were largely corn-
ed friend. Mr. Cornell is survived by prised' of the immediate members of friends,
his widow;•a .daughter of the late Ro- '
bert Willis of Seaforth and one son,
Robert, to whom the sympathy of the entlatttli■tuntt■m®tt traisat•t■■tmmumtt ,
many old friends in this ;district is ex.- • i,
tended.—Huron Expositor. �•� ■ ° ■`s
Mrs. Cornell is a sister of S/Ir, W. N ■f
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The .:Township School Boards Bill ■ �a
was` discussed'on Tuesday by: the pri- l'
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, April 8, 9, 10 161me minister, Dr. J. D. ,ivIonteith (con. ii••• ■'
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North Perth); A. P. Mewhinney, Lib. • •••' 1111West `Bruce)- Sint Clarice (Leib Nor ■
in the person of Mr. Norman' Reid
Sanderson, son. of Mr. and Mrs. Ri-
chard Sanderson, Hullett Township.
The bride who was gowned in blue
silk' beaded voile and carried a bou-
quet of white carnations and fern,en-
tered the parlor leaning on''the arm
of her father, to the strains of Wag -
the groom's and brides family. Dur-
ing the signing of the register, "'I
Loves Garden" by Homers Tourpie?
was played by Miss Elizabeth Mills,.
After the wedding ceremony the gu—
ests partook of the.wedding dinner so''.
tastefully arranged. The . presents
were numerous and costly and show --
Farm Hullett, where in due time they -
will be pleased to receive their-,
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rnberland)'; A J. Fallis .(Con. East ■
Durham . W. SangsterGlen ■ ■
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garry); D. J. Taylor (,frog: North ■
Oxford) and A, Belanger (Lib. Muss
ell). The bill, as i treviously intimat-
ed by the premier, was submitted on-
lyr andn
f r dis ussro m and
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was then wihdrawn for a year, Mr
Ferguson' said that while he had a
number of letters and resolutions
from:trustee bodies in favor of the
measure, the province was evidently
not ready foot it. He said: "It is true
there is a good deal of feeling in op -
1 shape. Only a limited quantity
ki to sell. Don't wait,
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the situation. Officers of the depart-
rnent,4who- have worked out this prob-
lem from a financial standpoint al-
sure
ssure me that in five or years tlie.
cost of education under such ' a plan
would be reduced '25 to 3o per cent,
and this, would certainly; be a great re-
lief to rural people,"
Marred Irr1 Hullett
One of The happy events which eau-
se a ripple 'of excitement iii any nei-
ghbourhood,
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dense of Mr, incl Mrs. Wm, Howatt,
on Tuesday, March the loth., when
their eldest daughter, Agnes Lucinda,
become the bride of 49ne of I1110ott's
Township prosperous young farmers
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