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'hors,, Fri. and Sat.Nov. 11, 12, an 13
Johnny Hines
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"RAIN OW RILEY"
Comedy "GOOSELAND"
Monday, Tuesday, Nov. 15, 16
Martin Harvey
—IN —
"THE ONLY WAY"
Adapted from the stage play based on the famous novel "A
of Two 'Cities" by Charles Dickens.
Wednesday, Thursday, Nov. 17, 18
Jack Holt and Florence Vidor
—IN—
"SEA HORSES"
Comedy "AIR COOLED"
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FOR SALE — Young calf for sale.— FOR SALE — Two grade Du
rham
Apply to Geo. H. Tervitt, Phone 6- Steers, x polled Angus Heifer, stock-
6o2.ers two years old.—F. J. reeds, R.
x, Wingham. Phone 2-6/2.
FOR RENT -Brick House, with gar-
age, and all conveniences. Apply
PP Y to
Robt. Allen.
LOST In Wingham, on Sunday
evening, a sum of money. Finder
kindly Ieave at this office and re-
ceive reward,
LOST—A white Yorkshire sow. Last
seen near Wroxeter. Pleasenotify AROOMERSWANTED -- Apply to
CIifford Scott, R. R. 2, Mildmay. Advance -Times:
TO RENT — About Dec. sit, a sev-
LOST --- Spare tire of Truck '34 x 5, en room, furnished, cottage, elec-
tric lights, hard and soft water. A
Somewhere between Wingham and
Clinton Finder kindly communi-
good cellar. Apply at Advancecate with the United Farmers Co- Times.
Oper. Co., at Wingham. FOR SALE ! A few barrels of Spy
FOR SALE --'One of Wingham's ni- 1 f
test homes, at a reasonable price,
as the owner purposesleaving town.
Every modern convenience, also
garage, good garden, and fruit. $t,
coo cash, balance on mortgage.—Ab-
ner Cosens, Insurance and Real Es -
NEW 1927 WALL PAPERS — Why
not re -decorate your living room
now, ready for the long winter ev-
enings just ahead of. us. We will
gladly show you samples, and give.
an estimate on the cost. -- Elmer
Wilkinson, Decorator.
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE —Farm
Stock, Implements, etc., at Lot 2,
Con 3 ,Turnberry twp,, at x o'clock
on Thursday,' Nov. x8th. See bilis.
W. E .Stewart, Administrator
John Purvis, Auctioneer ,
WANTED -Young man with some
app es, 1 o russets, z of greenings.
Apply to Wm. Fields.
AUCTION SALE—xoo head of young
cattle will be sold in the field be-
hind John Jaynt's residence, Luck -
now, on Friday afternoon, Febru-
ary xgth, commencing at 1.3o p.m.
sharp. 5o yearling steers, zo two
year-old heifers, 40 two year-old
steers. All well bred ,and good
quality. Terms — r to 7 months.
interest on approved joint notes
with 5 per cent per annum interest.
John Joynt, Proprietor
John Purvis, Auctioneer,
NOTICE re VOTERS' LIST
Take notice that His Honour Judge
Lewis; will hold the first sitting of
the Court of Revision on the Voters'
List for the Town of Wingham for
1926, on Thursday, the 25th day of
November, i926, at 1.30 p.m.
Dated at Wingham, this loth day
of November 5926.
W. A. GALBRAITH, 1
experience in Wood Turning. Apply Clerk.
Wingham Rubber Co:
FOR SALE Apples for sale, at
Bluevale Creamery. Phone 6o9-4.
I r , t;1 i )•..wit gold wed 'i g ring. Own-
c:r may i.;ve same 1 proving the
3r:one :'Y = = "i paying fol .this edict-
tiasmeat- -Advance ilnre:..
FOR SALE — Six year old horse,'
and good rubber tired buggy.—Ap-
ply Advance -Times.
STRAYED:_ .. Four polled "Angus
cattle, Finder kindly communicate
with—j. W. Joynt,Lucknow,
FOR SALE — Handsome oak side-
board, also four. burner Oil Stove
with overt. For sale cheap. Ap-
ply;at residence of -- E .J.,°111atchcll,
FOR SALE -Sewing machine needles
at thirty cents a dozen, for any
make. To avoid mistakes, bring
or send samples of needle shuttle.
Bobbins and bands for any make.
ow i e li.
Now Raymond, oX d, N w Williams,
White or any matte repaired' and
made to work as well a's itew.New
Home and Ideal Machines Gold at
Cut rate prices for cash.—A, W.
Webster, The Tailor Upstairs Over
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Advance Titles Office
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WINGH'AM ADVASCVIIMES
WESTFIELD
Mr, and Mrs, Charles Lockwetid and
son Jimmie of Honssll, anent Thanks-
giving with their father, Mr. David
Carter,
Miss Ruth Vincent of Loudon, spent
Thanksgiving with her parents, • Mr.
and Mrs, John Vincent.
AN TRISI-T:MAN TT
To the,Editur av all aim Wingitain
paypers,
Deer Sur.—Did ivir re see such a
mix up in yer loife. Here it is only
tree weeks until .elickshuri day an nivir
Tory in the field fer Nort Huron, at
Mrs. Charles Keating was called to
the Nile on Sunday owing to the all, at all. Mosht Ioilcely theer will
ser-
ious illness of her mother' Mrs. Ed- be wan befoor yet payper is printed
wards, who is making wake, fer it isn't ldike us Tories
beim zneshtly;Irish, to miss the chance
av gittin into a shcrap, but, shute, our
man, whoivir he may be, will hev a
harrud road to thravil be rayson av
parents, Mr, and• Mrs. J. L. Stone- gitin so late a shtart. Thin tank av
house. the handicap he will be at`ther Navin,,
Miss Ella Sowerbyis spending the
wid Mishter Ferguson's polislty not
Thanksgiving 'week with her parents foindin much favor wid the winin•iin,
an his havin to put up a foight be his
in Goderich Township.
Mr. and Mrs. Alva McDowell and • lone, so to shpake, an the Grits, an
daughter Fern were in Londesboro on ! U F, O.'s' and W. C. T. U.'s an the
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Campbell and
family spent Sunday with Mrs. Camp-
belI's sister, Mrs. ' R. Gardiner of
Lucknow.i
Mr. 'Aand Mrs. John Buchanan
of Wingham; spent Thanksgiving with
the former's parents, ,Mr. and Mrs.
Robt. Buchanan. •
Mrs. James Tunney returned home
last Thursday after a few weeks visit
with friends in Goderich, hev a good. foightin chance in Nort
Mr. and Mrs: Thomas Kernick of Huron, 'in shpoite, ay all the . (Ids a -
Blyth visited with Mr. and Mrs, Johr. gainst us, not iviry tirrpirince,Tory is
Vincent on Sunday. goin to turn his coat an vote an wurr-
uk fer the'Grit parthy that wus 'half
wet in the lasht parleymint, an.rnebby
will be so agin. Nobody ivir heard av
Mishter Sinclair,. arr Mishter Charley
Robertson, ayther, fer that matther,
wurrukin much fer the cause av Tim
pirince until' it became a' political ques-
tion. Thim Grits do bate the whole
wurruid fer turnin' an twistin.
thin, av course, a lot av fellahs, who
ginerally vote wid the Grits,' are in.
favor av Mishter Ferguson's po'.ishy
av .shtronger beer, an more av it, fer
thim that want it. Mebby there will
be enough av thim-vote wid us to
make up fer the'droy'Tories we will
mebby lose. . Nort Huron has a Tory
majority to shtart wid, if ye.,count
ould toime Tories, an ould toime
Grits, but, av coorse, tings hev' chang-
ed to what they used to be whin ye
cud count up the votes in almosht
army pollin place, befoor the ballottin
shtarted, an not be ashtray more than
wan arr two votes. Now wid' the
U. F. O.'s an the 0. T. A.'s, an a lot
av new payple who hev .moved into
the towns an villages, an the wimmin's
vote, an a lot of young byes an girruls
growin up wid more interest in dan-
cin than.in pollyticks, 'tis harrud'to'
make an eshtimate, so it is. 'Tis loike
drillin 'a well, siviral hundred : fate
dape;.:ye.are wurrukin in the darruk to
sortie ixtint, an' kin only guess at what
ye are comin to be examinin, what ye
bring up in the ind av the dhrill. 'Tis.
mesilf that has been afther dolt some
borin into tings fer the pasht'few
wakes, an' be what I foind, I don't
tink it is wather we are goin to :sh-.
troike this toime.
I Link' mebby I hev the missus `a-
bout cpnvinced that it wuddint be
roight fer her to 'shpoil' a good record
at her toime av loife, be desertin her
parthy, fer, afther all, whin ° ye git.
down to brass tacks,'as me bye who
wus oversays wud ''say, 'tis just the.
ould shcrap betwane the Tories an the
Grits. I am not ,goin to say what.
t cosht me to change her nioind, fer
heven't paid me bill yit at The Wal-
ter Shtore, but I tink she is all roight.
ow, but ye can't always depind on the
winunin, so ye can't.
'Tis a foine day, an the missus says
shod be out rakin up the laves aff
the lawn, an so I tink I had betther
o an do it, as I want to kape her
glazed until afther the elickshun ,is
ver.
1Yours till'nixt wake,
Tiinothy Hay,
d her home with
her daughter, Mrs. Seagus of Nile. •
Mr. and Mrs, Roy Stonehouse and
son Donald of Goderich spent Thanks-
giving day at the home of the former's
Toronto. Globe' all busy cuitiri black
thorns fer the other fellate. "lis an
Irishman we will nade to nominate,
fer the harruder the foighc the betther
plated an Irishman is, He always
4loikes to .be tri the thick av it wheer
the harrudest blows are bein shtriick,
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so he does.
I don't want anny av our byes to
be discouraged be rayson av' anny.
ting I hev said;. fer 1 'belave we shill.
AUCTION SALE
— Of Valuable Property in the -.
Township - of Kinloss
Under and by virtue of a power of
sale contained in a _certain mortgage
which will be produced at the time.
of sale, there will be offered for sale
by public auction at the premises on
Saturday the loth day of November,
A. D. 5926, at 2 o'clock in the after-
noon, the following valuable premises
namely:
That portion of the southwest cor-
ner of.lot number Twenty-six in the
Fourth Concession of the Township
of Kinloss in the County of Bruce,
having a frontage of 231 feet by a
depth of 377 feet 1, inches.
On this premisesis situated a frame
store and dwelling combined x8 feet
by 51 feet; and kitchen attached 15s
feet by .20 feet and woodshed r4 feet
by 31 feet; also a good frame and ce-
ment stable 21 feet by 24 feet and a
frame garage 12 feet by 21 feet. The
premises are: all in good repair. There
are about two acres of good young,
orchard and a good well. The pro-
perty is five miles from the Village
of Whitechurch and about seven miles
from the Village of Lucknow, on a
good gravel road.
TERMS OF SALE:—Ten per cent
of purchase money on day of sale,
and the balance within twenty days
thereafter. The purchaser can ob-
tain possession forthwith. The pro-
perty will be offered subject to a
reserve price.
FURTHER particulars and con-
ditions of sale will be made known at.
the time of sale, or may be had on
application to the undersigned.
DATED the fifth day of November
A. D. 1926.
R. VANS'TONE,
Wingham, Ont..
Vendor's Solicitor.
SHERIFF'S SALE .OF LANDS
The County of Huron, to wit, by
virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias, issued
out of His Majesty's. Supreme Court
of Ontario, and to me directed and de-
livered, against the lands and tene-
ments of Milton J. Smith, defendant,
at suit of Robt; W. Shaw, Plaintiff, I
have seized and taken in Execution,,
all the right, title, interest, equety of
claim of Milton J, Smith in the foll-
owing lands and premises:—
All and Singular that pertain parcel
or tract of land and premises, situate
lying and being in the Township of
Grey, in the
County o# Huron„ :con-
taining by admeasurement together
Two Hundred and Thirty -Seven acres
(237) be the same more or less, and
being composed of (A) Lots numbers
ed Twenty -Seven and Twenty-eight,
in the Seventh Concession of the. said
Township and (B) that part of Lot
Numbered Twenty Six, in the Seventh
Concession of the said Township,
which is more particularly, described
as follows: that is to say,
Commenc-
ing on the North Eastern angle of the
said lot numbered. Twenty-six, then
Westwardly, along the North limit
of said (lot Forty rods, then South-.
wardly, parallel with the ' Eastern
boundary of said lot, to the road al-
lowance North of the Maitland river,
then Eastwardly along the said road
allowance to the Eastern boundary of
the said lot number Twenty-six, then
Northwardly, along the Eastern boun-
dary of the said lot, to the place of
beginning,
Which lands and Tenements 1 shall•
offer for Sale, at my Office, , in the
Court House in the Town of Goder-
ich, an Wednesday, the Twenty,fourth
day of November zo26, at the hour of
Twelve of the clock noon, -j:, 0,
REYNOLDS, Sheriff, Duron,
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SCHOOL REPORT
School Report of Union' S. S. No.
Turnberry and E. Wawanosh.
Sr. 4th - Charles' Coulter 81, Phyll-
is Weaver 76, Jean Coulter 721 Fe..i
Lott 63, Alex Coulter 45.
Sr. 3rd— Jim Weir 7.5.
Jr. 3rd Chester Coulter 65, Orton
Grain 64.
Class 2 •— Janet Coulter 78, Elsie
Webb 74, Herman Mowbray 69, Kett,,,
neth Currie 63. ,
sat — Flora Coulter 79, Norman
Deyell 7r.
Primer Isabel Coulter, Russel
Mowbray, Dorothy Deyell (in order
of merit).
Marie Livingstone,
Teacher.
ST; HELEN'S
Clara Woods of Guelph, Colima
Clark of Mount Forest, Caroline
'Webb of I-Iepworth, Mabel Woods of
Nile, and Irene Woods of Stratford
holidayed at their homes, Here,
Mr. ' and Mrs, D. Phillips spent' the
holiday at Luean, the guests of the
latter's sister, Mr's. Beatty.
A meeting of the Farmer's Gull
will be held next Friday everting. All
interested are asked to attend.
The funeral of the late Mes, An: -us
s g
McDonald, a former resident of St.
Helens was held at Ltaoltnow on Tues.
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Thursday, November . xxtb, 1926
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Slippers and Oxfords, Black
Regular price $3.5o to $5.50,
Sale Price 89c
Another lot of Women's Oxfords and Strap
11! • Slippers in Black or . Brown, Regular price , $4.5o
to $6.5o, all sizes 3 to' 6.
Sale Price $2.79
6 MEN'S, OXFORDS
In Black or Brown, Goodyear welt soles,
only 14 pairs, all sizes. Regular price $5.00 to
$6;54•
Sale Price 93.69
WOMEN'S RUBBERS
µ.. 85c
Mr sEs' RUBBERS _ _.._..._ 75c
CHILD'S RUBBERS 65c
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MEN'S RUBBERS -------- $1.15
BOYS' RUBBERS' 95c
YOUTHS' RUBBERS ......... ::_..._ 85c
'RUBBER BOOTS
MEN'S RUBBER BOOTS -43.95 10 5.50'
WOMEN'S RUBBER BOOTS.
$2.75
MISSES' RUBBER' BOOTS ._ $2.25 • -;.
CHILD'S RUBBER BOOTS
$1.95 it
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BLUEVALE NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Galbraith
and littleHarold were
the guests of
friends near Drew. -
Mr. Walter Horsburgh spent the
week end with friends at Holstein.
Mr. Robert Artlturs spent S'inday
with' his father, Mr. Richard Arthurs
of Drew.
WHAT HE DID NOT WANT
A small boy, taken to a restaurant
for the first time by. his bachelor un-
cle, who believed in giving the lad
what he wanted, ate four large .cream
puffs, besides : a quantity of other
food. ; His uncle noticed him staring)
as he thought, disconsolately att' his
plate. "Do you want another cream
puff, Johnny?" he asked. `No, thanks,'`
Johnny replied sadly, "Y don't want
he ones I've had," d
Mr. and Mrs.' .john 'St mol' ani
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• SLATS' DIARY
friday-They was a Burgulery corn--
Sunday, and they ben basting
Mr. King McDonald of T detecktaves on the job
Tor nto was try and ketch the bur -
family of"Harriston, were visitors at'mitred here in town. .tl
Mr .and Mrs. Robt. Aitcheson's . onze other ` mite,.
home over :the holiday. to
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley, Legatt and
children were; visitors on Sunda/at
1NIr. Prank Wock's at Teeswater..
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stewart and son
of Belgrave, Miss Bella M Kenzie. of
Woodstock, were visitors_ at Mr. an
Mrs. Robt. Aitcheson's Saturday ev
gulars. When pa cum
"home this exiling he
was a telling us taht
they were z of those
there detectaves in the
noos paper shop wear
d he wirks at looking for
a 'titan with i eye Ant
T_smrny diddent think it
was rite to pay a man
a•ood munny un-elsewhe
uses both eyes when he
is looking for crimen-
als and burgnlars and
ect.
l aterday-Wel ma has went & - roof-
ed around till she l;ot mea job at
the grocery witkin,. Mothers' is all
rile in there Glace but it wood be a
lot better .if they wood tend to theer
own' bisiness and let us kids alone.:
Pracliically evry fella has'got a moth
dr and knows how it goes,
ening.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mundell, Hazel
and Hugh, were visitors at Mrs. Hau-
gh's on Sunday and also at the Ead-
ie's Anniversary services.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Combes and Miss
Mary, were visitors in Toronto over
Thanksgiving. '
Mr. and Mrs. Ter •
win spent the
week -end with relatives in Simcoe.
Mrs. 'Smeltzer isvisiting with her
aughter,• Mrs. William Hewitt at
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Guelph.
Mr. and Mrs, Lewis Duff and chil-
dren: of Welland were visitors in the
village over ' Thanksgiving.
Mr: Hairy 'Barnard of Detroit is
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. -Ed-
ward Barnard.
!Mr. Leslie Hetherington of Toronto
sent the holiday p av under the parental
roof.
Miss Vera SellersofStr_a
tford Nor-
real was hone for Thanksgiving,
Mr. and Mrs, 5... A. ' Geddes of Bel -
grave, spent Sunday at Mr, and' Mrs.
Robt. Shaw's,
Mr, and Mrs. Wilbur Mathers of
Guelph were visitors at Mr, and Mrs.
Gro. Mathers over the holiday.
Ma. and Mr.. Thorns of Fruitlands
were week end visitor; at Mr.. atid
ro• Arthur Shaw's.
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pi • . REPORT
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'_) The following is
f�1 S. No 7 Morris kr
Dependable Food
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We • think' everlastingly How
and _ `W'here to eget the Right Fe
Tind of Eats. We 'always get
li-
g them,„ We're quite sure that it E.
means something to the house- !_
ize wife to know that her food has g
le been carefully u y selected and also .11
t' that it has been well kept.
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PURE FOOD HEAD.
SUNDRIES Departments, New
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October. '
Sr.'3rd•-- Dorothy
man Coulter 63.
the report of S.
September and
Higgins 68, Nor -
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3rd -
Nae Coulter $4, Jean
gins 61, Dorothy Golley 61.
I Sr. 2nd — Ferrol lliggins 71;, Mary
l Scott ort 68, He1en'UEdgar 67. •
Jr. 2nd — Irinia Casernore 7.7, Fran-
ces Edgar 7o,_Bernard Thomas 68,
Paid Hastings G2, Winnifred Edgar 62,
Bert Hastings 53, ,<.,
Sr, Pi'. Margaret Higgins is.
stars, Ring Hastings .8 stars.
Jr•.Pr. Margaret .,Cutter 8 stars,
Harvey, Edgar 7 starsq,Charlie Higgins
6 stars, Laura •Hopper 6 stars, Jack
Higgins 4 stars, Clarence Gulley 2
stars.
M. R. McMichael,
Teacher,
W1O ETER
W. E. VanVelsoi' has taken over
he Bread nosiness recently conducted
Mr. Wm. Robertson: First supply
*heeled on l'ricia7, Nov, 5th,
Sunday—I was eating pa this morn--`
ing what was a Monolog and he an-
serred and replyed that• a monolog
was where x person done all the tawk-; •.
ing• I gess he means like when he
and ma has an. argurnint sum times.
Munday—When I cum h.oaiiet. =
a
past eight a clock this morning :ma..
ast me did I go and get fired frum
my new job a ready. I 'told her moa
I diddent get fired but when. I got
there to go to wirk .why they
was' a nother kid in myplace y
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and no
buddy diddent reckonize me. So I'
quit.
Tuesday --Mrs. Bloom is a gr,irig
on a trip to Yurope and also toGer-•"
many next wk. and this' morning lie
telefoned to Ant Emmy. & ast.' her•'
diddent she want to `'by a nice Insack:
lopedy (may be rong) and Ant Emmy
Sed No she diddent beleave she did.,`
on acount she was to oldto lern to
1 ride, it now. I had to taik a bath
to go to a party. -
Wensday-Got all mixed tip •in ray
dates today.
I .ltep fliiiticing. this was.
Sunday all the time. Thats
bath does in the middle wekt a
� 1e of the week.
Thi sday-Ma 'told pa she wanted,
to discuss some money mattersafter
supper but when the discussion was.
Anished all pa bad contributed to the
dsctision•was his silence.
and a zo $
bill.
Dr. Ai
v nson, missionary on idaY furlough'
It
fr in ;,.-i e gave a splendid talk, in
It i
il.r United church on S i ,
tl main_
' >,,• 111 k Ito gave a tall: to the b.
and .toile in the Sunday school in the
tiirr'il set, when Ile ;y aeon1>a•
nied •
by hi4•'little daughter Helen, who was
tlr s ed ;,e ,the little girls in
is we
and sang for the Sunday selioisl• Dr,..
Zvi c n t', hilt in temp.'', was the guest
it Mr. ;h. XT. Lloyd,