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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance, 1922-11-30, Page 6flltfilaji.".. lp ;• se- • • • il!"""`"51"t155151''''11=5"t1111.-....5t5mr,,,,,,,,,55.,.......,......,mr"55'1"15°."5.55.55°-""m''''''"•11^""`"'"1"*"'"'"'""'"'T"'",T"r",,,,,, • - •»i OVE , THE W/NGHA* ADVANCE , .iteetteeeeteattamiteesteeetiteesettaiereitereeeetties tvr B Clantlatilltt14.2.9111141111TitarssailLIM1414311.0tiluat '11'1111'117:11—' 1....,,P.1.7.,..........111...,,,Miswolermtwarnammeopuma,utemmeamalainsontairastalarmaremstionstilasunsustrA, Yo will ppreelate the ect onmr osh pa pin !, at this store it yo take &fly nta ot the "Y pport ities to save., • LADIESWE R CORSETS — pair e god model' Corsets, regular value up to 4.00, cut price SWEATERS -2 iloz. Girls' Sweaterl, and all wool Pullovers to clear --- GLOVES -Ladies' Black Chamoisette Glov- es, sale _A. - HOSE - Real value in women's Cashmere Hose, black 0 rkrown, 350 or 3 pair for 1.00 SHOES -Special value in Ladies' Misses and Children's Shoes, see our values in vao- men's Shoes at ---------3.50, 4,00 a 5.ao DRESS GOODS -Big stock arid big value in all lines of Dress Goods and Silks, all wool Homespun Plaids for skirts, our cut . price Oae piece all wool navy serge, 54 inches wide reduced 5 pieces silk poplin, yard -wide, Bargains ha coatingein plain and fancy all wool cloth at__ e eta 200' and 2.50 GROCERIES --Fresh Groceries at prices as low as the lowest, and some lines lower. Send us a trial order. • SALE OF COATS -Ladies, Misses,' Child- • ren's Winter Coats now on sale at great reduced prices. Buy your coat here and save a five or ten dollar bill. 5 Fur Col- lared Coats to clear xo Women's Coats, ma.da"- of good all wool cloth and lined, sale xo•oo 1 A few odd Coats to clear out at 3.00, 4.00 and 5.00 '8 WEAR Men's and Boy's dvercoats and Suits on sale at money saving pricesSee 'values in Men's Overcoats at 15.00, 20,00 and 25.00 Boys' Overcoats, special ... 9.00, 10.00, 12.00 and 13.50 • 52 Boys' Suits, sizes 7 to 52 years price reduc- ed to •-.a . . .. xo dozen 1VIen's Heavy Black Overalls and Pants, sale a 5.95 See our special lines of Menas all wool shirts • and drawer, at.. - • SMOCKS-1VIen's Heavy Lined Smocks, all sizes, our price _Lea , _2.95 SWEATERS -Bargains in Men's warm Sweaters, at --2.50,3.50, 4.0,.5.00 and 6.00 - BOYS' SWEATERS -All size& and kinds, prices are _-_-......x.00, 1.75, 2.50, 3.00 and 3.75 • MEN'S PANTS -Big choice of Men's Strong Wearing Pants at new prices. See our leader at • BOYS' UNDERWEAR -In shirts and (-haw- ers, and combinations at cut price. Price of Suits begin at.... _ BOOTS AND SHOES -Men's and Boys' •Boots and Shoes and heavy Rubbers - special value in Boys' Boots at 2.50, 3.00, 3.50 Men's -Strong Wearing Boots, Black or Tan ' at to 5.00 • _ BOYS' HOSE e' 360 pairs of Boys heavy ribbed wool Stockz ings, eizes 6 to xo, regular value 75c, for" quick sale 500 One of the greatset values ever offered, see them. l'alesicsairmums=tailmarcurgrumusw LUCKNOW The High School Literary Society held their annual meeting for the term on Thursday afternoon. The presi- dent, W. Alton'gave an address. The program -I consisted of choruses by the school, chorus by the girls, an instru- mental by Margaret Rivers, duets by Mona aird Dora Mitchell ancl Bessie and Isabelle Chestnut, The chief feature on the prograxn was a debate on the subject, "Resolved that fire has caused greater destruction to human life and property than water." The affirmative was held byRoss 'McDon- ald, Annie Campbell and Alvin Woods. The negative was taken by Helen Thompson, Etta IvIcQuoid and T. Al- ton, the negative winning by a small argin. • a The_ anneal meetings of the Lucknow IHockey Club was held in the Council Chamber, when the following officers were elected: Honorary President, R. Johnston; President, A. E. McKim; Vice -President, W. A. Porteous; Man- ager, 51. R. Allen; Secretary-Treasur- • er, M. C. Bridge; Managing Commit- tee, H. R. Allin, D. M. Johnston and 1 W. A. Porteous; Anditors, A. E. Mo - Kim and W. A. Porteous. D. M. Johnston was nominated as member of the Northern Hockey Lekgue Execu- tive. M. C. Btidge was appointed del- egate to the annual meeting of the Northern Hockey League. Lucknow will have both a senior and a junior hockey team in gooti financial con- dition to start the season. a The anniversary services of the • Lucknow Methodist Church wall be held on Deceraber loth The Rev, A. •••1,••• 1h, • au now...0,1.m: 4.11••••,,,,••• 55 1' 10•ItIlliK fIL .(141111,ai .dovamiaaerimiret.11.0.0 Ilanerewermee,„ :,,4 ' • , 111111 et 7 • • . ,111,F,• • j t ;It 11:5 Every corner of the horne heated by a liappy Thought Pipeless Furn- rem is a pines of comfort. The stove -heated hoirit can he no better stove ' than a Happy Thought Heater. ere at. •••••••••••••••••••*•• ..i.,11•01,L13, L5.51e5' ' t,110.11,", 114-4 :rag. •"'•••.eh .onire he) a yoy h .t.55 111r1.111.1=11111•10. Pil„11) Their homes have been brightened • and their labors lighteaed by lalappy Thought Ranges. They are satiefied. You - will be. Baking, • broiling, frying, preserving -- ne clatter what -the Happy thought Range is always dependable, For forty yeara Canadian women have been using nappy Thought Renges .becauee of thc satisfactory results they give. the large tame, ' • with its even heat -the latge teoke. • ing surface -easy regulate:ea-small fuel consumptiona-exebilent appear- an.ce-and all the' little attaehments that save labor have made this range their Choke. ' A • ', » Ask the women who °woe one hornpson &: ,chanan '1 i• •4. a"""0" . A, 1 1, V 11101 WI1'GI-IA141 ONTARIO are, • th Ok' 1 I'd k5i,51p11: 1., .;.41, 55,1 11,1 11 11 .1 '1111 111 • '1 ‘114,114,414411 ' 11,0 , " • it ' , see It. •:II will took place on Monday from the Methodist church to Uuion eemetetY. BELGRAVE • Miss Nellie Anderson wes '4 visitor in Torento during the past' week. Mrs. W. 1--1, Ferguson and Miss Eli- zeibetb, Toronto, were renewing old friendships in this locality, combining business and pleasure. Mr. GeoegesSproat, of British Col- umbia, a cousin of Miss.Belle Sproat, • Belerave,,,,and Mrs, Jas. Anderson,. of 'I Morris oweship, have been visitmg in this community.. • Mr. R A. Munro, who sold his bus- iness to M. Dane Geddes of Landes- boro, well-known in this localitY leas, with his familY, moved te. London, where they purpose making their •home. They Carry with them tlae best wishes of the comaramity for fut- » tire prosperity, . • GLENANNAN , Mr. jas, Todd Scott, who has been renewing old acquaintances in these parts, has returned to Chicage,' • Mr, and Mrs. Rohl.. Aitken enter- tained abotit eighty of their friends and neighbors One evenieg recently. - Mr. Attie Lincoln, who was out 'West this fall, has returned to his home here. Mrs. 'rhos. Appleby spent a few days recently with her sister, ,Mrs. Wm, Ba:llagh. 'Mr. Alvin Smith is •attending the Winter Fair at Toronto. Mrs. Omar Stokes, who underwent an operation in Wingharn Hospital last week for appendicitis, We are pleasecrto say is iinproving. nicely. Mr.., Chas. Aitken has disfessed his farm to Mr. Robt.-jeffray, „who will get possession in the spring. Those who were on a deer hunt North; have returned home. Miss Edna Lincoln has returned home, after visiting --the past fewa weeks with friends in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. 'Bert Thompson and baby, Floyd, of Wawanosh, viakted re- centiv with Mr. and Mrs. R. T. App1e- EAST WAWANOSH Mr. and Mrs. Geo., Walker spent • Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Ir- win. We are sorry to.report Mr. Ir- win is su,ffering from an attack of ap- pendicitis. •i• . . Mr. and Mrs. Ross King of Turn - berry, .spent Sunday with her father, Mr. VVm. Wightman, • Mr. and Mrs. Joe Thompson and baby Alice of Seaforth, spent the week -end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Robinson. The council metsee November 25st., with' all the members -present. Minu- tes of last meeting were read and con- firm.ed. The following accounts were paid - The Municipal World, `g-upplies $2.99; The Advance Office, printing, $4,75; 4.L. H. Rosman, tile $27.95; j, T. Coul- tes, putting in culvert, concessions 6 and 7, $rocio; Wn. -Walden, shovelling gravel, $2.00aC, Nethery, gravel, $3:75; Chas. King, gravel $2.5o; Geo. Bent- ley, gravel, $5,.85e, Thos. Taylor, gravel $3.75; J. MeMurchy, ;gravel; $ro.95; G. JOhnston, drawing tile and» putting_ in culvert; $52.00; R. H. Scott, gravel- ling ,on concession 12, $18.5o; E. Wala', ker,•ese -of scraper, 5oc; J. J. Kerr, work. on hill, con. 12, $7.3o; Thos. Tay- lor, work on hill con. 52, $6.80; John Craig; work on grader, $4.00. By law No. Ix,5922, appointing place of nomination, polling places, D. R. 0. sand Poll' Clerks was read and•. passed. The couricil adjourned to meet again accordingto statute on December 5,5th at xo o deck. • -A." Porterfield, Clerk. Thompson, M. A. B. D., will' he the special preacher. Very sudden was the call that came to Mrs. M. Naylor at her late home, ohrHairelock St. She had been serious- ly ill a week before, but was well on the way to recovery, and was sitting chatting with her hustia.n'd ancl child- ren and the end came in a moment. • Death was » due to -the forming of a clot of blood in the heart. Mrs. Nay- lor was of an exceptionally bright and »cheerful and "-kindly disposition,. and was greatly.estedmed berae large circle of friends. She was a meinber of the Methodist church and an active work- er in the Young Ladi'es' Bible» Class, where she will be greatly missed. Be- fore her rnarnage7nine years ago, she was Miss Della Higgins, She was in her 28th. ycer. Mre. and MTS. Naylor have been in lancknow about four years. She leaves to mourn her early demise, besides her young hesba.ntl, two children. BLuEv.4.1-7. • Mr. Lorne' Turvey left on Tues,elay morning to tale up battery work at London. Mr, A. E. Mansor of Pahnerston, visited with his sister, Mrs. Robt. Ait- cheson this week. Mr. PhillipaThornas of Toronto, vis' ited with- relatives at Bluevale this week , Miss Mary • Mowbray spent the week -end with relatives at Wingham. • Mr. and Mrs. Gee, Towesend of Gorrie, spent, over the week -end with Mr.- and Mrs. WM. Garniss. 1 Mrs. Snelts brother-in-law, Mr. T. J. Watt, paised away at Clinton on Tueday last. Mr. R. J. Scott of BeIgrave ;hipped a carload of hay to Eriglanevia Bos- ton. • BLYTH Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Carr and Mrs. John Mills are attending the Temper- ance Committee in Toronto. . The marriage of Mr. Jas. D. Moody to Mrs. Jessie Robinson, was quietly solemnized at Trinity church rectory, by Rev. W. B. Hawkins on. Tuesday evening last. , In the death of Councillor E. I-Iil- born on Friday iriornirig,'Illyth loses an estimable citizeth His wife, „three daughters and .one son mourn for a kirid husband and loving father. The funeral was held On _Monday, service was conducted in the Methodist charch -by Rev. Tiffin assisted by Rev. W. B. Hawkins and Rev. Geo. Telford, The floral tributes of re- spect were many and beautiful. Six, brothers of the deceased, were the pall bearers. Interment took lace in (Yeticie cemetery. • The Mission Citele of St. Andrews 05 horne.made cooking Oil Saturday NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE is hereby -given, pursuant to Section 56,- Chap. 121, of,the ed Statutes of Ontario that all'persons having claims against ,the Estate of James Walsh, deceased, who died on aor- about the first day of October, A. D., 1922, at the Township of East Wassranoshain the Province of Ont- ario, are required to send by post, pre- paid, -or to delivet to",R. Vanstone, Wingham, Ontario, solicitor for the Executors, on or before the fourth day of Decemher, A. .D., 1922, their names and addresses, with full par- ticulars of their claims in writing, »and the naturil» of the secinities!, (if .any) held by them chilY verifaby• a stet- utory declaration:- - - • • • And further take notice that after the said o urt h day �f»' Det - ember, 1922, the assets of the, said es- tate will be distributed by the' Exec- utors among the • patties entitled 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 filecl at the time of the said distribution. Dated at Wihghain, this fourth day of Noveirtber, A. D., 5922. R. Vanstoner Wingharn P. 0, „ Solicitor for the Executors. •attodertmemnapamoomamanstxmostioath•tropntaininosmoalsammom a: Bil 1)61'1, tib ber hot; Etc , molatannotmemerrontomanamrommuminrcommoleettilmsnaiminion , • Now iS the time to get your Rubber Boots re- built for winter lase. Church are holding a bataar.and eale Don't wait until they get heyend repair. afternoon in the Conammity In the death of Enianuertilborn,„ head of the liithorri tlyth, loses one of ite`loremoat citi- zens and general regret ' is felt. throughout tlic community...a The de- ceased mine to Bryth front Priellech, about three 3reare ago. Ile was at the thrte of. his death: a member of 'the, vilisage couecil, a prornieent member and elleie lbarlet of the Ihlethodist church. ,A mart of mere than ordinary executive ability, he was to the, ;rote itteveil inoveinetoJOt cbe welt being tsf the Coninitenty at large. le pobt 110 W111,,S 1:4 ,Libt1115.41. '54/11:,0 'gsd; 43'M4j1'1( lir:MAI:Y. 1'1'14 Atueral Bringthein itie we eat, • saves yOtt from buyint • new ones. • , • , . '• „ . • ' Wing„hano, ;fire 4.1101., • • • tailiZlilf • 011100t • •trovrAia, ,,ottipAtzto Opposite tafethley'e .'elaieget • :,40,taseasteaseesaetseasseatteetase itteme , FORDYCE Mr. John Martin, who was eway to Toronto on' a bueinees trip, has re- turn4 hone, Glad to hear that M Peter Leaver whn? has not been well of late iS" nu -- Preying nicely. -Webster Bros. are at present dra.w- ing pressed, hay to Whitechurch stet- • • • • Glad to see Mr. John, Boyle horne again, after being down in Perth county for a month or so. • Mr. Jas. Martin spent a social even- ing playing cards at Mr, O'Malley's, one evening last week. - • Mr. and Mrs, A. Haven and family, visited at •M..s. lW. M, Champion's on &friday- last, a„ Sorry to hear that Mr. John O'Mal- leyalost a fine pair of calves which he bought front Mr, W. M. Champion, they were delivered to him on. Satur- day afternoon and the bestia were dead on Tuesday .» night • -with the black quarter. The animals had never been outside only driving frbre one place to the other. , Mrs. Thomas Jamieson is at pres- • ent visiting with her parents fora?, few Mr. Wellington Nixon is at present engaged putting in the new stabling, under Mr. Jas. Dew's barn. TURNBERRY Miss Viola Sharpie spent the week- end with her friend, Miss Young, East Mr. Wm. Taylor is recovering from the'burns which he received in »'his recent accident. Mr: „Palish has engaged with Mr. Jas. Kirton for the coming year. Many happy returns of the day to Mr. jas. Elliot, who entered on his eighty-ninth milestone on Sunday last, November 26th. He is still enjoying good health and rarely misses services at Knox church, 13kievale, wjeich is •three miles of a drive. » The Elders and» members of the Manasging Board 'remained. after service to extend to him their congratulations to their old- est members Mr, Elliott tEelebratecl his birthday in his usual way of having his family gather home for dinner. Among those present were, Mr. and Mrs. Mg McVittie and family of Brus- • sels, Mr. and Mrs( Al': Walters and "family, Whitechurchl Mr. and -Mrs. A. McTavish and' family, TN-nberry; Mr. and Mrs. Goldon Elliot, White- chairch, and Mr. and Mrs. Wightman and lamily, Belgrave. • I3ELGRAVE A delco lighting system has been installed by Mr. Cyrus Scoa. He al- ways keep s abreast of the times. Mail Christmas Parcel Early. Remember that thousands of other people are mailing an unusual number of letters and parcels too, at this sea- son and if,they pile toteether the last few days, it -is impossible to get every- thing handled. and delivered on tithe, and somebody is bound to be disap- pointed, Mail early and see that your iends get your Christina -3 greeting be ore the day's festivities are over. Mind Reader Of »Ability ' A mind reader has been holding - forth at the picture show for the past fewdays and from what we can -learn, "he has exceptional ability along.those lines. He is accompanied bra, dancer and a black -faced comedian, altogether they give a very good program. Prof. Mem-0-Rea certainly has great ability to see -beyond the veil. Meeting of Huron County Council The Council of the Corporation of the County of Huron, will meet in 'the Council Chamber, Goderich, at 2.30 o'clock, en the afternoon of Tuesday, the 5th clay of December, 192'2. All acconnts against the County must be in the hands of the Clerk' not later .'than Monday preceding the •meeting of Council'. ' ' Geo. W. Holman, •County Clerk. Goderich, Nov. 2oth., 5922 Did You Pay A Stranger'. The editor. of this paper would be pleased to hear from any person, who, while out hunting hap been' stopped up by a so-cailed insPector and made to hand over a fine of $s.00 for carry- ing a gun. - If you -wish to get back at theafellow who collected the mon- ey, and we suppose displayed his badge, this will be one grand oppor- tunity for we will then have him' with the gods. - Drowned At GodeliCh • GoderiCh had its second drbwning accident of the season an Saturday af- ternoon about, four-o'clock, when. Rob- ert Irvine, a young man about 22 years of age, was drewned, riivihe was a native of the town arid is a son of Mr. and Mrs. -Wm. Irvine.• father is employed as etigineer at the Purity Flour Mills. He »was it the employ of the government dredge which has- been working in the harbour here all season. Ile was making ajunip'from the dredge to the scow when he slip- ped and' fell in. • • The Late T. 3, Watt A forther resident' of '. Wingliam passed avvial'y at Clinton on Tuesday evening of last week, in the person of Thomas Watt. Deceased when a resi- dent" of Winghamsresided on Maple St.; in the house now occupied by Mr. 1. C. Maguire, Mr. Watt was born in Oxford County but had spertt many years' in Huron, having resided at Vl31uevale, Wingliam and for se-veral years past in Clinton, ' Wherever he lived he was held in the highest regard for his kindly, courteous mentser and his ster- ling qualities of intdtrity and upright- • ness. His goitis is a distinct loss to the community. He was a member of Wesley- clrercla in ,whieh he wa„s an office -bearer and, entil his health' fall!, ed, 110 was a teacher in the Sunday Sehool, He will be inuch missed in the life of the chneeh. 'Re was twide married, being united less thati three years ago to Miss Mabel 'Kerr, who servives hen. lie is also aurvived by, four brothers and four sisters: ,Toltn Watt of California; William and Dav- id VPntt of 13 irtl , -11,1e it. ;»d?, J. Watt -of Cureiest (Rev,) A, Toronl.o. G Cibsoit 1' hi • et,i» Ca; Mass Nettie Wflfi Of WOOC1 ttork nud vths A( elate Wail of Now ?oak, 111 Thereday, nr 30th., x2 . s'esseetA. iiipiNilionotimilioinolimilloomniii'intitilogniiimiiipmmititiomileilisiiienion moo YARE •-• YOU ,,PREPARED.DH IFNTER-P J'• 1111, • = See our stock of Stoves and» Ranges „ Pi FULL LINE OF Oyster Shell Grit Poultry Bone -- Royal Purple Food Lime -Nest Eggs cn 0, For etter Health Sulphur - Epsom Salts ,,... Salt Petre • Fresh Supply Received :`,• • BRING YOUR 'SASH HERE TO BE GLAZED , We_iteira to 1131eas.c„. with Quality an( Service - _ ThorrIpson & • Buchanan F-4 Phone 30 HARDWARE Wielghann - • = fillemeakautiuniiiiewoneui troilism Hiiiiiitneill,mismistilollinkilet • , 4. „I 1. NOTICE TO CREDITORS • NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to Section, 56, Chapter 121,1 of the Revised Stautes of Ontario, that all persons having claims against, the Estate of Arthur Knox, deceas- ed, who died on or about the twenty- sixth day of October, A. D., 1922, at the Town of Winghein, in the 'Provin- ce of Onta.rio, are required to send by post, prepaid, or deliver t� R. Van - stone, Winghain, Ontario, " Solicitor for the Ziceeutor, on or before the fifteenth da' -of December, A. D.,» S922, their names and addresses, with fell particulars of their claims in writ- ing, and the nature of the securitiesi (if any)le..1d/15-3r them duly verified by a statutory declaration. • • AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that after the said fifteenth day of December, 5922, the assets of the said, estate will be distributed by the Exec- • utor among the parties entitled there- to, having regard only to the claims of which they shall then have notice, and the estate will not be liable for any claims not filed at the time of the said distribution. • DATED at Wingliam this eighteen- th day 6f Noyearnber, A. D., 5922. R. Vanstone, Wingham P. 0. Solicitor for the Executor. • NOTICE TO.CREDITORS • NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN5 , pursuant „t6 Section 56e Chapter 121 of the Revised Steetes of Ontario, tlia.t alt persons having claims against the. Estate of John S. Spence deceas- ed, who died on or about the eighth day of -October; A. D., 5922, at the Vil- lage of Bluevale, •in the Province of Ontario, are required to send by post, prepaid, or to deliver t� R. Van - stones Wiekham, Ontario, Solicitor` f,or the Executor, on or before the fifteenth 'day of December, AID 1922, their. IlEall'eS hnd addregse'S full particulars of their claims laia-verita ing, and Ile •nature of the sectirities (if any) held by- them duly verified -by a statutory declaration. , , I »AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE' thet after the,- said fifteenth day of - December 5922 the assets of the Said estate will be distributed by the Exec- utor, among the parties entitled there.; to, having regard only to the claims of which they shall then have notice, and the estate will not be liable for any claims not filed at the time --of the' said distributimi. DATED at .VVingham this eighteen- th» day. of November, A. Da 5922, R. Vanstone, Witigham P, 0. Solicitor for -the Executor. NOTIQE TAKE NOTICE THAT x. The Council of .the Corporation of the 'Town of Wilighain has con- structed as a local improvement, •a C,frialii-lcacitc'scJOeins ePpal• ,Vticiie cgtJohnSt., St., west , 2, Thetost of the» worlc is S2o,6o0, (ft which $55474.66 is to be paid lay the Corporation The special rate per foot frontage is 27.8c, The apeeial assessment is to be paid tn twenty atinual instalments. 3. The estimated lifetime of the work is twenty years. 4. A Court of Revision will he held on the 8th day of -December, 1922, at TO a, in, at the town hall foe the pule lioatihg cosaiplaints against the propoeed asseseineap the aectraey Of frontage measurements end any other. eomplaint which persons inter-. ested may desire to matte and which ats,,Ift)(tly, I ria:ty (100:10111?0AvboliOnbla:t.,i1Tleg;;01.111i 1)aiC rk'S Office, Mealtime t 'W,„ A. Galbettalt, Clerk, • • ' etwo... lin a -mild, Vegetable Thaative te ' In relieve Constipation iand,13111— ousneas and keep the dageative as* eliminative funetiOne normal. ' Bei a Used .thr over 25c.Box cr. (d)* -41040. , AChios off he • 14-11* JUlflOflS- amigo tits One-third the recu- Jar dose. Made of same ingredients. then candy coated. For children and adults. For -Sale by An Ideal Christmas Gift -.1„f Yauewish to send The Advance - to an absent friend or member of the family we will be pleased to send • them- one of our Christmas Remem- brance, Cards telling them who is sending the paper and how long they- »have paid up the subscription. $2.oc» from now until December, 31st, 1923. tesestent•njoamemzerazoomsastmem,,,m mgha 711 »Sa Plarling We now have it full stock of Lumber of all kinds, dressed, aade undressed. Sash' DoorPa - MotildingseShingles, Lath, Beav- er, Fibre and Ruberoid Boards, also roofing, plain and slate sur- faced atid steel`fence posts," Peices are lower now than they have been for some months - and some lines are sure to ad- vance. Call and get prices for any of the abov.e. Coal in all sizes, 'hard, soft, and Smithing alwa.ys on hand. MacLean Lumber rid Coal Co. , ;ALI Dr. D» Hm »Mcnnes CIIIROPRACTOR Qualified Citaduate 1 A dsal all lcitril8dtsi,11 eslipteseigaliv:eit tfi()rd edaiiside"g cert4 " ehildren, Lady attendant, Night calls responded to. Office On Centre St., liVinghat hp ("),1t (in house of Mrs. H. Davis). BOLO'S, n to 5.3"0 p» m. Evenings alo 8 p» sn» and •hy, eppointrnee hone 253, 941,' I III •s, » - • ) ; ,t1C1 all,, S4, I 'tail J ; ; ' - t D ... . . eptosiLors . . , THE PrOvinde. of Ontario Savings Office was organized to do full justice tb the small deppeitor, Indio cannot afford to take any risks. In the Province of 'Ontario Savings Office he is guaranteed absolute safety for his accounts by the Government, while his moneea earns 4% interest cempounded half -yearly -a ' rate higher than he could obtain with equal assurance of safety anywhere else. a And he may withdraw. his money in whole or in _ part at any time. Write for our booklet. , ,... „:„...., 1— ,, 1 ... _., , e ... .a'a a a, .4 ' 4/a. - )e, a a ' j ' 1..1:111W::iiiiiiW,.,... ''., , 6 " 1 . tl• 1.t , ),, ',I' 1, "5tk4,54;5L-75 ‘.d g 1 - • • .11 ,04'.-LaL. ,.-,..fr",) ;1,1 3,..'" j i"tm . . Head °rape: Toronto'. Branch Offices: Hamilton, St. Catharines, Brantford, woodsteek, Owen Sound, Newmarket, Spaforth, Walkerton, Aylmer and Ottawa. St; Marys, Pembroke, 103 . ."...., MiititiaM=ii:ti"Jk , ., -• • , 4. „I 1. NOTICE TO CREDITORS • NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to Section, 56, Chapter 121,1 of the Revised Stautes of Ontario, that all persons having claims against, the Estate of Arthur Knox, deceas- ed, who died on or about the twenty- sixth day of October, A. D., 1922, at the Town of Winghein, in the 'Provin- ce of Onta.rio, are required to send by post, prepaid, or deliver t� R. Van - stone, Winghain, Ontario, " Solicitor for the Ziceeutor, on or before the fifteenth da' -of December, A. D.,» S922, their names and addresses, with fell particulars of their claims in writ- ing, and the nature of the securitiesi (if any)le..1d/15-3r them duly verified by a statutory declaration. • • AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that after the said fifteenth day of December, 5922, the assets of the said, estate will be distributed by the Exec- • utor among the parties entitled there- to, having regard only to the claims of which they shall then have notice, and the estate will not be liable for any claims not filed at the time of the said distribution. • DATED at Wingliam this eighteen- th day 6f Noyearnber, A. D., 5922. R. Vanstone, Wingham P. 0. Solicitor for the Executor. • NOTICE TO.CREDITORS • NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN5 , pursuant „t6 Section 56e Chapter 121 of the Revised Steetes of Ontario, tlia.t alt persons having claims against the. Estate of John S. Spence deceas- ed, who died on or about the eighth day of -October; A. D., 5922, at the Vil- lage of Bluevale, •in the Province of Ontario, are required to send by post, prepaid, or to deliver t� R. Van - stones Wiekham, Ontario, Solicitor` f,or the Executor, on or before the fifteenth 'day of December, AID 1922, their. IlEall'eS hnd addregse'S full particulars of their claims laia-verita ing, and Ile •nature of the sectirities (if any) held by- them duly verified -by a statutory declaration. , , I »AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE' thet after the,- said fifteenth day of - December 5922 the assets of the Said estate will be distributed by the Exec- utor, among the parties entitled there.; to, having regard only to the claims of which they shall then have notice, and the estate will not be liable for any claims not filed at the time --of the' said distributimi. DATED at .VVingham this eighteen- th» day. of November, A. Da 5922, R. Vanstone, Witigham P, 0. Solicitor for -the Executor. NOTIQE TAKE NOTICE THAT x. The Council of .the Corporation of the 'Town of Wilighain has con- structed as a local improvement, •a C,frialii-lcacitc'scJOeins ePpal• ,Vticiie cgtJohnSt., St., west , 2, Thetost of the» worlc is S2o,6o0, (ft which $55474.66 is to be paid lay the Corporation The special rate per foot frontage is 27.8c, The apeeial assessment is to be paid tn twenty atinual instalments. 3. The estimated lifetime of the work is twenty years. 4. A Court of Revision will he held on the 8th day of -December, 1922, at TO a, in, at the town hall foe the pule lioatihg cosaiplaints against the propoeed asseseineap the aectraey Of frontage measurements end any other. eomplaint which persons inter-. ested may desire to matte and which ats,,Ift)(tly, I ria:ty (100:10111?0AvboliOnbla:t.,i1Tleg;;01.111i 1)aiC rk'S Office, Mealtime t 'W,„ A. Galbettalt, Clerk, • • ' etwo... lin a -mild, Vegetable Thaative te ' In relieve Constipation iand,13111— ousneas and keep the dageative as* eliminative funetiOne normal. ' Bei a Used .thr over 25c.Box cr. (d)* -41040. , AChios off he • 14-11* JUlflOflS- amigo tits One-third the recu- Jar dose. Made of same ingredients. then candy coated. For children and adults. For -Sale by An Ideal Christmas Gift -.1„f Yauewish to send The Advance - to an absent friend or member of the family we will be pleased to send • them- one of our Christmas Remem- brance, Cards telling them who is sending the paper and how long they- »have paid up the subscription. $2.oc» from now until December, 31st, 1923. tesestent•njoamemzerazoomsastmem,,,m mgha 711 »Sa Plarling We now have it full stock of Lumber of all kinds, dressed, aade undressed. Sash' DoorPa - MotildingseShingles, Lath, Beav- er, Fibre and Ruberoid Boards, also roofing, plain and slate sur- faced atid steel`fence posts," Peices are lower now than they have been for some months - and some lines are sure to ad- vance. Call and get prices for any of the abov.e. Coal in all sizes, 'hard, soft, and Smithing alwa.ys on hand. MacLean Lumber rid Coal Co. , ;ALI Dr. D» Hm »Mcnnes CIIIROPRACTOR Qualified Citaduate 1 A dsal all lcitril8dtsi,11 eslipteseigaliv:eit tfi()rd edaiiside"g cert4 " ehildren, Lady attendant, Night calls responded to. Office On Centre St., liVinghat hp ("),1t (in house of Mrs. H. Davis). BOLO'S, n to 5.3"0 p» m. Evenings alo 8 p» sn» and •hy, eppointrnee hone 253,