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We carry a good line of Sporting Goods man-
factured by A. G. Spalding Bros. at Brantford, Ont
Soft Balis, Baseballs, Footballs, Tennis
Racquets, Bats, etc.
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FOR SALE WANTED -Capable girl for, general
In: the Town of Wingham, i} acres housework. Apply to Mrs. C. N.
of land, good brick; house, 6 rooms Griffin.
and'bathroom, all conveniences, small
warn, choice soil. Beautifully situated
stn Victoria St., on the hill. Apply
to John Gray on premises.
FOR SALE—Seven young pigs; six
weeks old. Apply to Andrew Gray,
BIuevale.
Buy Your Fuel Now
At Spring Prices
BEST D. L. & W. SCRANTON COAL
Nut, Stove, Egg and Pea.
Servet Solway Coke — Nut, Stove, Egg and Pea.
We carry and recommend Johns -Manville Roll
Roofing,. Strip Shingles and Roof Coatings,
Beaver and Fibre Board:
Hardwood Flooring, Sash, Edgewood Cedar Shing-
les and Interior Trim.
If you pan to build any kind of Building or Ini-
provements, let us figure with you without
obligation.
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Palmolive
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Fancy Blue Rase
Regular 3 lbs. 25c
lbs.
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Carnation or St. Charles. Tall tin 11C
Evaporated Baby Size 2 tins Ile
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Stelae Brand Pecked by Bovril Ltd. '
No.1 tin .a ..gg��
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cakes
S 1lkaacn No n^ n 1.9C
Lobster Paste .in 14c
Kipper Snacks 2 una 13c
Graham Fleur 2 nn lie
Tiger Catsup ?at 14c
Canned
Pumpkin Noa2 2 ror 19c
rduslarcors sm„'i 19c
•N7artNAl y PLt.
U+r,ck studs,
C I Lax
soap
Pare Malt
VINEGAR
too Bout.
linnteroloommaregort”
club Neu+s (24111.0;. 1 9�
OLIVES
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Brunswick
SARDINES
li v tins 17c
Posts Bran 12�,k.,
Kellorte3
XRUMBLES
10 ...P aco=...
Toile;cakos '1
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flashes, etc-.
Black Knight �4c
SS'toveil'oliah . 11°
Br ass° tin 14c
Zebo tin 18c
O'Cedar Polish sot._. 19c
Rinse 2 Anil 5C
Snap Cleaner UP 17c
Head
Charm package 9c
S LS`'a„�H 5c
6Ya+p bent, Black Currant or
Straw err 10. a. Ja
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Grape -
Libby'+
Meatwioh
Nuts 1 Spread
pkg. 2:7
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Rose Baro Candy
iP`each„,si starry Rewna or
Pocket Size
Matches GurtDroBb
1 mr bo%ea Ntin 19e, 1 C
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Braesidd Brand
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F1hest arttte:r abt+inslblle
Mayfield Brd;nd 41c lb,
Symington
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Kraut
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Lib!by'a
Pfeelasittiel
Crosse be Baael'twell's
Famous Products
Tanterina, Ctnger
or Pineapple c
Matnlaladde .lrr
Ragular 23c
rano Pick1e>
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sweet Mh ad, Gbarkl0ao150,
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FOR SALE—An all plank Silo x2.x24,
Apply to :Alegi. Nixon, phone 42.617.
PAS'T'URE ---A.8 acre pasture farm to.
rent, Apply to G. H. Wheeler, Bel -
grave,
TO RENT -- Parties wanting good
pasture land. Apply to David Tot-
ten, R. R. X, Glenannan.,
CARETAKER WANTED For Wing -
ham Bowling-, Club. Applications
will be received sup to 6 o'clock p"m.
on Tuesday, May x 5th by W. J.
Boyce.
PROPERTY SPZrCIALe Two hous-
es, one six -roomed, one seven -room-
ed, well situated, light and water,,
very reasonable. T. Fells, real es-
tate agent
PIANO 'TUNING R. H. Stewart,
piano tuner is in town, Leave ord-
ers at Queens Hotel,
ROOMS TO RENT—In the Macdon-
ald Block, suitable for dwellings, or
for offices, or both, bright and com-
fortable, Apply to Abner Cosens.
TENDERS WANTED—Fw5r the pur-
chase of about tfirity-three acres of,
land, formerly used as the Wingham
Race .Track. The -tidiest or any
tender not necessarily accepted.
Tenders received up to and includ-
iAg May 23rd. Address, A, M.
Crawfar4 or T. ; C, King, Wingham,.
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BARGAINS POR BUILDERS
Doors, Windows, Roofing, Wall-
board, Paint, Hardware. • Write for
Spring" Sale Circular. showing Freight
Paid Prices. HALLIDAY COG, HAM-
ILTON,,02g Jackson St., East.
CARD OF THANKS
The Hospital wishes to publicly
thank T. Field & Co, for a donation
of $2o.00 which they have announced
will be made annually. This will be
greatly appreciated.
NOTICE RE STREET OILING
The street oiling by-law as passed
in 1927 will remain in force for the
current year. All streets which were
oiled : in 1927 will be oiled this year.
residents of any .other streets who
wish to have their streets oiled : in
1928 must present sufficient signed
petitions on or before May loth, 1928,
Forms of petition or any further in-
formation desired may be obtained on
application to the undersigned.
W. A. Galbraith, Town Clerk
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given, pursuant to
Section 56, Chap. 121 of the Revised
Statutes of Ontario, that all, persons
having claims against the estate of
Thomas Mirehouse, deceased, who
died at the Township of Kinloss, .fn
the Province of Ontario, on or about
tEte twentieth day of March, A.D. 1900,
are required to send by post, prepaid,
or to deliver to R. Vanstone, Wing -
ham, Ontario, Solicitor for the Exec-
utors on or before the thirtieth day
of May A.D. 192t3, their names, and
addresses with' -full particulars in 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 thirtieth day of May, 1928,
the said executors 'will proceed to dis-
tribute the assets of the said estate
among the parties entitled thereto,
having regard only to the claims of
which they shall then have had notice,
and the said Executors shall not be
Thereof to any person of whose claim
liable for the said assets or any part
3 Borers..
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Our many years of experience
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DeWinghanti paypers.
er Sur:
Wan noight lasht wane I wus con-
tintedly raydin theividince in the
Currie -Preston libel case, an tinkle
I hadn't a thrubble in the wurruld
compared wid some payple whin all
at wance the missus slipoke up an
sez,"- "Tim 'me man," sez she, "I in-
tind to shtart houseclaynin in the
mornin, an will nade ,some hilp .wid
the carpets,"
"Tis sorry I am, darlint", sez
the bye is corrin in- fer Inc at siviin
o'clock, to take inc out to the ould
farrum'to hilp wid the shying wurruk,"
"To gossip arround wid the ould
naybers ye . mane," sez she, "share,
.'tis little ilse ye do whin ye go out to
the counthry, When the tiiye comes I
will hev a few wurruds to say'to him,
an he kin hunt up some other man to
take out wid him, fer ye're not goin
a shtep till the houseclaynin is done,"
Av '.coorse I had tol go down town
an tillyphone,to the, bye to be sure' to
come in afther me as I:' torrid the
psissus he wud. Whin I got back the
missus shtarted plannin the wurruk
fer the rearnin 'till I cud harrtidly
shtand it. ' .
"Arrau Wttman," sez I, "the house
is foine an comfortable the way it is,
whoy can't, ye lave 'well enough a-
lone? 'Tis a good motto, an the ,shlog-
an we used to bate the Grits wid in
'1911," I sez.
"Mebby 'twas a good enough wan
to bate the Grits," sez'" she, "but it
wud be no good at all, at all, to bate
carpets wid" she 'sez."The wurst av
it is I can't foind nie carpet bater,
an I' belave ye musht hev lint it to
somewan, to ye kin ayther foind it
.e._ in the narnin arr buy a new wan, fer
that big rug in the livin room has to
conte up''fursht ting av all," sez she.
Whin niarnin c'anie I dug out ,the
carpet bater from wheer I had hid it
in the woodshed, ': an the thrubble
shtarted.
"I tought, wumman,"sez I, "that
- whin I wus afther buyin ye wan av
▪ thim vackium clayners, we wus to hev
no more thrubble wid talon up car-
pets, an wearin out our loives pound -
in thim to pieces, not to minshun
gittin our lungs filled wid germs,` an.
moikrobes, an parasites," I sez.
"If ye wud hould yer whist an git,
to wurruk," sez she, "it wud webby
hilp some. The sooner ye shtart to
take up that carpet the betther it will
be fen ye."she sez.
Seein theerrwus no hilp fer it, it got
down on me ould knees .via a.sehrew
droiver an tuk out about a moile av
tacks befoor I 'cud git that carpet
loose frum the 'flure, and fist' whin I
weal ready to carry it outsoide to bate
it, 'a shower •came on,. so the missus
said.,,T moight as well take up the rug
in the doinin room whoile I wuusat it,
Whin that wus done the rain ' wus
shtill pourin down, so I had to take
up 'rag carpets off two `bidrooms be-
foor the shower wus over, an be that
toime the house looked as if a cyclone
had shtruck it, an all I hed fer me
dinner wus some bread an cowld mate
III me fisht.
I' don't know how long this shtate
av tings 'is goin to lasht—webby a
® wake, arr webby two wakes,—befoor
"- we git sittled down agin, but in the
Inanetoime therissus,sarnes perfickt-
ly happy, which is more than I kin say
ay Ines;lf.
Women arr loike thins Grits andU.
F.O.'s—nivir continted to lave well
enoughyalone, but always shtirrin up
tings an raisin a dusht about son1e-
ting, an whin the disturbance is all
over they sittle down agin ati no -wan/
can tee anny differ, barrin the min
whb hey to pay the ixpinses.
I tisk mebby the wursht is over,
tan that in a few days mebby I kin,,
go down town agin wid the reshtt av
the byes, at laistI: am hopin so. 'The',
misses wanted some paperim done
bet I,tould her we cudden't afford
it this year, an shtood firru>n. !
Yours till nixt wake, ifI am livin
be thin,
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Florist.
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very low. s
B ALYSSUM, SAXATILE
gg - ALYSSUM, Saxatile
ANCHUSA, Italica 'dropmore
ANEMONIE, St. Bridgids
CAMPANULA, Calycanthema
CANDYTUFT, sempervirens
• DAISY, Egnlish Mixed
!$ DIGITALIS, Mixed
DIANTHUS„ 'Hardy Pinks =
,ECHINOPS, Rito
GALLARDIA, Grandiflora
= GEUM, Mrs. Bradshaw _1
- HELENIUM, Autumnals I®
HESPERIS, Montronalis
• HIBISCUS, Giant Mallows ,
LOBELIA, Cardinalis
PENSTEMON, Mixed •
PLATYCODON, Mixed t
they shall not then have received no- = POPPY, Iceland
ticDated at Win Pani this eighth day l ® - POPPY, Orientale.
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POLEMONIUM, Mixed r�
of May, A.D. 1928,
R. VANSTONE PRIMULA, Elater w.
Wingham, Ontario. ®PYRETHRUM, Double Mixed
Solicitor for the Executors. ▪ RUDBECKIA, Purple Corn -
NOTICE TO CREDITORS rig flower
TRITOMA, Red Hot Poker
Notice is hereby given, pursuant to. = VIOLA,Cornata
Section 56, Chap. 121 of the Revised
Statutes of Ontario, that all person, lai1i8111®18111111®III®IIIY11112111E11191III1111111111111111
having claims against the Estate of
Annie M. Cummings, deceased, who BABY CHICKS
died on or about the eight day of Jan-
uary, A.D. 1928, at Edmundston in the Beginning May x5tl we can supply
Province of New Brunswick, are re- you with S. C. White 'Leghorn chicks
quired to semi, by post, prepaid, or to at $io:oo per too. These are from
deliver to R. Vanstone, Wingham, On- heavy laying stock. Walter Rose,
tario, Administrator; on or before the Box 34, Brussels, Ont.
first day of June, A.D. 1928, their
names and addresses, with full partic- CHICKS AND EGGS
ulars in writing of their claims; and From our pens of heavy laying hens,
the nature of the securities (if any) O.A.C..Barred Rocks 20c each, S, C.
held by then duly verified by a state- Ws Leghorns 18c each, for! May gth,
tory declaration. 77th and 24th. After May 30th the
And further take notice that after Rocks will be 17c, Leghorns isc. For
the said first day of June, 1928, the balance of season Hatching Eggs are
said administratoe will proceed to clis- 5c each, any quantity. Our stock is
tribute the assets of the.,said estate production bred, hardy and free from
among the parties entitled thereto, disease, C. G. Campbell, Aubuin,
having regard only to tlf"e claims of Ont., Maitland Specialty .Farm.
which he shall then :have .had notice,
and the said Administrator shall not
be liable for the said assets or any
part thereof to any person of whose
claim :he shall not then have received
notice.:
.Dated at Wingham, this third day
R, VANSTONE,
Of May, A.D. 1928.
Wingham, ' Ontario.
Administrator.
AUCTION SALE
The undersigned auctioneer has re-
ceived instructions from Wesley Wal-
ters, Edward & John Sts., Wingham '
to sell by public auction on
SATURDAY, MAY .rath ,
The following -2 bedroom suites,
mahogany bedroom suite, 6 cane bot-
tom chairs, 6 diners, dining room table
2 toilet sets, sideboard, brass bed,
dresser, stand, couch, wooden bed,
drop leaf table, 6 hasps, 3 parlor tab-
les, quarter Oak china cabinet, 2
stands, wardrobe, 7 kitchen chairs,
Itlilton Player Piano with 2 seats, re-
ord cabinet and 2 dozen records, par-
lor rug, sitting room rug, 5 rockers,
arm chair, New Williams,: sewing ma-
chine /to -piece set of dishes, com-
plete, set dishes„ dishes, glassware,
silverware, kitchen table and cupboard
:hen stove �-• andheaterand
kilt:hen 5 e pipes,
hot air pipes quantity of fruit, bed-
ding, bath tub, garden tools, etc,
Terms --'• Cash, or otherwise men-
tioned, Sale at two o'clock sharp.
"rhos, Letts, Auctioneer.
JERSEY BLACK GIANTS' - The
fowl that lay lots of very large eggs,
grow rapidly and large, wonderful
to' eat, white skin like the rock, If
you want eggs, get your order in be
cause we are receiving quite a stun-
ber already, also Barren Strain \V.
Legl Ern Eggs. Also 160 Egg Incu-
bator, new last year, for sale cheap.
F. J. Hill, phone 20Xw.
FOR SALE—Baby Chicks from hea-
vy laying strains of Fisher 5. C.
'White Leghorns, Barred Rocks, Our
hens are culled by Govern,anrent ex-
perts, and have free range the Year
round, Three-fourths -of our ord-
ers last year were from old custeinr-
ers. Chicks fI!om l3arred hocks land
Leghorns will be 16e, each until May
18th, and :15e each the balance of
the season. Mrs. Geo. D, Fortune,
clo J', W. Fortune, R. R. ].;" Wing -
ham, Wroxeter phone 612r8.
IN MEMORIAM
NELSON -In loving memory of Ca-
therine Nelson, who passed away one
year ago, May 7th, 027. '
Death :zften comes to make us know
We love more dearly thein we show~
But love in death should make us sec
What love hi life should always be,
We miss her when we
teed a
friend,
,
On her we always could depend,
TI"arewell, dear friend, thy work is o'er,
hy willing :hands will toil no more.
Sadly missed by Mr.'and Mrs! Ed-
gar 'Pattison and childrent
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Exclusive Designs.
"The Wall Paper Shops"
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'Opp. Crawford's Garage
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NEW WALL, PAPERS
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Women's Shaer For
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Fine Wear
At $2.95 Per •Pair
i'These are not "odds and ends" but perfectly
new goods made on 'tile very latest style lasts and
in several different leathers.
Uf course they are very cheap and cannot be
expected to wear ,like high grade shoes, but they
are wonderful value at the price, namely :2.95.'
`We are showing samjle pairs of -these in our
.-;-tNol th Window" and have all the kinds shown in
all sizes and also in half sizes.
WILLIS
THE SHOE STORE
WINGHAM Phone 129 ... ONTARIO
"lowest price—per day's wear"
Mothers! it'snot, the "first cost".that counts, but how long"
the. shoes eventually wear and the satisfaction they give.
Hurlbut Shoes are not cheap shoes—they cost more, but wear
longer, because you only pay for the quality of the materials,
which are absolutely the best.
Hurlbuts=give the "lowest price -per clay's wear"—and you
have the advantage of the factory special Rebuilt Service, as
explained in pamphlet which goes with every pair of shoes.
Sold and Recommended by
W. -J. GREER
The Good Shoe Store Winghain, Ontario
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