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March Specials
39c Tooth Paste (Milk Mao.nesia.) and a
35c Klenzo Toath Brush, Both for „ ...,50c
25c Tiny Tot Talcum and a
Wash Cloth, Both for
25c Lavender Toilet Soap, and a
Wash Cloth, Both for ... . „ , 25c
35c Lavender Talcum, and'a
Large Powder Ptiff, Both for 35c
SPECIALS FOR MEN
$1.25 Rubberset Shaving Brush, and
39c Klenzo Shaving,Cream, Both for 99c
50c Old Pal Pipe and
20c Buckingham Tobacco, Both for . 50c
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FOR SALE—Seed Barley-. Apply to AUCTION SALE
0. G. Anderson, Route 5, Wing -
ham, phone 631r2, Of Stock and Implements
HOUSE TO RENT --With stable and
acre and a half of land, opposite
George Phippen's Lower Wing -
ham. Apply at Advance -Times Of-
, fiee.
SALESMAN FOR HLTRON COUN-
ty for the Old Established Bond
House of G. A. Stiznson Co. Ltd.,
also permanent agent for Wingham
and district. Apply Branch office,
949 Second Si. E., Owen Sound,'
WANTED — Sales Girl for regular
store duties. Applications to be
made by LETTER ONLY. If ex-
perienced state tov.hat ex.tent. If
inexperienced state qualifications.
'king Pros.
FOR SALE—Baby Chicks, Hatch-
ing, Eggs and Brooder Stoves. 0.
.A. C. Barred , Rocks 19c; Single
comb White Leghorns 18e 'each,
for March and April. Eggs $4.00.
per 50; $7;00 per,100,. A substan-
tial reduction on eggs and on orders
of 200 chicks and over, at the farvi.
Authorized agent for Royal Brood-
er staves, founts, feed hoppers, etc.
number of used brooder stoves
for sale, reasonable. Circulars on
chicks and eggs, and prices on
brooders etc. C. G. Campbell, Au-
bern, Ont. Phone, Blyth 10-24,
BABY CHICKS—Fr 0)1 heavy laying
.strains of barred Rocks and S. C.
W. Leghorns. Our aim cacti year
is to improve our fit.icks and this
year our chicks are the best yet.
All our flocks are culled for heavy
egg production, and are headed with
first-class cockerels. Ninety ,per
cent of our orders last year were
from old customers. "A satisfied
customer is rim best recommenda-
tion. Barred Rocks, April 17c,
May 16c; Leghorns, April 16c, May
15c. Mrs. Geo. 1). Fortune, care
3. \&, Fortune, Wingham, Ont,,
-Wroxeter phone 612r8,
FARM FOR SALE OR RENT
50 acres of land, all cleared and
tile drained, best of soil, fair buildings
orchard, and shade trees, 30 acres
seeded clown, school opposite farm.
For further particulates apply to own-
er, 0. E. Campbell, West Tait 6,
COIL 6, Morris township, or by mail,
R. R. 4, Brussels. • ,
FARM POg SALE
We, offer this week a farm of 150
acres, dose to t prospernus village;
with Stores, churches, Post ()Wee '
ate. 'Good buildings: Terms right.
Might rent to a geed time if lint sold
in a short time,
, Abner CoSees,
lesuraece 3: Real Estate,
Wingham, Ont, ••
AUCTION SALE
OF LIVE STOOK
The nedersigned has been insttict
:ed by CITA.S. CAM PBELL, Lot 35, ,
Con. 8, East Wawanosh, to sell b. •
public auction01tale o'clock on
THURSDAY, APRIL 4th, 1929
the following: aged mare, 9 years old;
• ugen mare;..fresh cow, 5 rear I'S Old;
,LfreS II COW, 4 years old; - cow due in
Angest; 2 steers rising 2 years; hei4
, 2 yr.s , , 3 heifcrs tieing 2
years; yearling heifer, 2 yearling cal.'.
ves; 2,calees, 2 months Old; 5 bags
. potatoes; 75-husbel Wheat: 140 hos
Oats; 10 bags Mixed Chop; siegle bug-
gy; cotter; Single harness; pair all, -
wool horse blankets; sap pan 2 feet
by 2 feet for 'stove; 7 cans of mixed
honey; einpty honey cans; 5:gal. coal
Oil can; coal oil :barrel:: cook Stove;
2 dozen glass sealers::
TERMSe-Cash for produce mid
$10 and ender; no other amoems
months' credit on approved joint mit-
es, or ;3 per eerie off far raSii,
TAMES-e,,,e.exeR, Alto,
The undersigned has been instruct-
ed by MRS. ERNEST THOMPSON,
Lot 27, Con, 7, West. Wawanosh, to
sell by public auction at 1 o'clock on
TUESDAY, APRIL 2nd, 1929
the following:Brown horse, 6 Yea
old.; bay horse, 7 years old; bay Ito
se, 9 years old; 3 cows with calves
foo; 4 cows supposed to be in cal
3 Steers rising 2 years; 2 'heifers, ri
ing 2 Years; 4 steers rising 1 year;
heifers rising 1 year; 2 calves 2,3 mot
ths; sow and 9 pigs; ,8 store hogs, so
110 hens, 1gander, 2 geese, Drake,
Ducks; A quantity of hay; 50 bus.
Barley; Cockshutt manure spreadei
Massey -Harris Mower; Massey -Ha
ris hayloader; Massek:Harris ba
rake; Massey -Harris corn cultivato
Massey -Harris cultivator; Massea,
Harris corn binder; Masseyelelarti
Quebec sulky plow; No. 21 Fleur
Plow; 2 sets of harrows; McCoranic
drill; disc harrows; 2 wagons; bug
gae; set of sleighs.; cutter; Wilkinao
corn cutting box; Brantford 8 h. p.
gas eegine; hay rack; stock rack; wa-
eon box: gravel box; set of 2000 lb.
scales; set wagoieeprings; 2 scufflers;
turnip pulpev, wheelbarrow; grind
stone: fanning mill; coal brooder: set
team harness; pair blankets; set light
traM harness; set driving harness;
forkS, chains, shovels and other artic-
les ton numerouS to mention.
No eerve as the Proprietress has
sold the farm,
TERMS—Hay, Grain, Paeltry, and
all. sums of '-$10 and under cash, over
that amount 10 months' credit on ap-
provedjoint notes or a discount of 4
Pr ceet..off for cash.
JOHN :PURVIS, Auct.
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RESURRECTION
O grad and glorioua Easter morn,
That -marks the Resurrection af our
King!
No happier day in all the year was
born,
Than this of which we gladly sing.
The risen Lord, oh, what a hope!
A ray of light to expel all gloom,
The assurance that the love of God
Can lie'er be buried in a tomb.
Weary and discouraged oee, look and
see,
Arise, arise, lift up thy head!
The truth He proved will make you
free,
"There are no dead, there are no
dead."
The exalted Christ stoops down to-
day,
•And marks the path where He has
trod,
"Ile as little children", learn the way
That leads to service and to God.,
Oh blessed truth that Jesus taught,
The He worked out for you and me,
That we might rise to higher planes,
And all God's wondroes glories see.
Each thought that's pure will lift us
higher,
That we may see His face
Each deed of service give us power
To prove His love and grace.
M. S. Henderson.
ST, PAUL'S CHURCH
During the season of Lent, on Fri-
day evenings at 7.30 there will be a
series of addresses "The men wh
crucified Christ," illustrated with lan-
tern slides.
Good Friday, March 29th—"The
Story of the Passion."
The members of the A. Y. P. A.
will attend these lantern services
which will take the place of their re-
gular meetings, and a cordial invita-
tion is extended to all who would
care to be present.
GRASS SEED
We have. all the varieties, Canad-
ian grown and the best grades. Also
full line of Dominion Tires and tubes
for the new cars as well as the old,
and the wonderful "Mareelube"mot-
;or oil. W. J. Duff.
w SPRING IS NOW HERE
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of
We have a full line of Fleury
r- Plows, Plow Repair, Harness and
y Harness parts. W. J. Duff, Bluevale.
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'- CAR MARKERS 372-700,—were lest
s between Delmore and Lucknow via
y Wingham on Saturday.. Finder
k pease leave at Advance -Times Of-
- Tice.
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'Under supervision of Poultry Dept.
0, 1. C., Guelph. We specialize in
Barred Rocks, , Every bird on our
farm is culled, banded, and blood teat-
c1a Government Inspector. We
trap pest ander Record of Perform-
ance supervision. Write for mating
list and prices nn day old chicks, and
the weeks old started chicks. :
Stnlfte Crmst 'aim, J. a .,Scott, R. R.
No, 2. Settfoeth, Ontario.
FOR SAT:P..-Some young pigs,
to Logan Dros., Belgaeave, R. R.
,No, '1, phone 621r4.
I'OR SALE---46:X.C..o. 21 6 -rowed
barley. oNnply to John AL Salter,
elione -618e11,
von SA1.E-0,uentity of 'Manchuria
Seed Barley, at :$1.00 per bushel.
Apple John Fel cotter, phone
601'
S,7.1.E--4.'ui-ebred :Shorthorn
bull,' ten months old. Win, 1. T-Ion-
.ry,..1.1:;'t 34, 'con.. 2, .Kinlost;. phone.
SAT E—Diruble house with
Iighte, toilets, double garage, Ap
ply Alex. Harvey,
'(/R (,),I'ICR SATE—rInt, brick
honste, line light and water, for
t41200. Apply to John iTanna,
OR S VLE--White Blossom Sweet
clover seed, :,,overnment grad( No.
1, per Inv-hel $4.00; also a quantity
of 0.A.C. No, 1 barley at $1,00 per
huiftel, W. 3. Henry, lot 84, con.
2, Xinloss. phone 612r2, Wingham,
ANI.E1)-11EES-.,--Any Number ,up
to 150 crilinnes, Italian or Hybrid'
preterably in 10 frame Langstroth
his' -s, but %yin take 8 frame or
.Tnntbo and Richardson or Jones if
price, is right; alSii supers, alsri -4
f none : reieersible esirari or in good
running. shape; stuff must be in
AkTraStern pi.' Central, Ontario; 'Write
lowest•'•nrices with alt nartiettlari.,
Br kx A. 'A rhea n cc
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pur-
suant to Section 56, Chap. 121 of the
Revised Statutes of -Ontario, that all
persmts having claims againat tta.
es-
tate of lames Fleming, late, of the
Village of Behnore in the County of
Bruce, Gentleman, deceased, who died
oe or about the tweniy-ninth day of
December, A.D. 1928, are required to
send by post, prepaid, or to deliver
to R. Vanstone, Wingham, Ontario,
Solicitor for the Ereeutors on or be-
tfore the twenty-second day of April,
A.D. 1929, their names and addresses;
with full particulars in writing, of
their claims, and the nature of the
Securities (if any) held by them duly
verified. by a statutory declaration.
AND TAKE NOTICE FURTHER
that after the said twenty-eecond day
of April, A.D. 1.929, the said execti-
tore will proceed to distribute the as-
sets of the said estate among the par-
ties entitled thereto, having regard
, only to th e claims of which they shall
then have had notice, and the said
executors shall not be liable for the
Said assets or any part thereof to an
person of whose claim they shall not
t1teti have received notice.
DATED at- Wingham this twenty -
'firth day of Mar 1 ND 1929
R. VANSTONE, Wingham, Ont,
SoliteitOr for the Executors.
NOTICE:, TO CREDITORS
IN THE ESTATE OF ELIZA-,
111E114 MEAHAN, late of the "rown
01 ‘Vingbiun in the County of Huron,
Widow, Deceased,
NOTICE. IS': HEREBY GIVEN nut'-
: suant to the revised statuteseiif
tario in that regard, that all person,
having- clanns against the: Estate of
Elizabeth i\lealuin, who died On or
about the fourth day of March, A.D.,
1929',''itt the Town. of Winghana: arr.
requited to 'send by post, prepaid or
deliver to the undersigned, ee or be-
fore April 12th, 1,1). 1929, their
names and addresses with full par-
ticulars of their claims in writing,
verified by statutory declaration, and
thr lettere of the ,sectiri 11 es, if any,
held by them ,
ANI) FURTHER TA K. E Ne)TICE,
that after the said twelfth day of Ap-
111, 1029,the assets of the said
ustat wiltbti distributed by the Ex-
ecutor among the parties entitled
tirerete.r„ having regard only to claims
0 winch he shall the have notice
and' the eSiO.te Will not be liable for.
any claims Pot filed at the time of.
the said distribution,
1)ATT-11) tit Winghain this twenty -lif-
t h day of March, A.D. 1929..
B USTI l'ei` Wingham,
On taro,, '
'ExectitOr For said Estate.
WINQHAIVI ADVANCE -TIMES
Wingham Advance -Times.
Published at
WINGliAM ONTARIO
Every Thursday Morning
W. Logan Ci'aig, Publisher
Subscription -rates One year $2..00.
Six months $1.00, in advance,
To U. S. A, $2,50 per year.
Advertising rates on application,
Wisdoms And Knowledge
As Canadians we are proud of Can-
ada, of its romantic past, and of its
wonderful future. We speak of it
with pride,.of its vastness, and of its
beauty; but to those of us who have
not visited its many parts, the know-
ledge we have is' sometimes danger-
ous, Knowledge of any kind advan-
ces by steps, and not by leaps, and
now, an opportunity is knocking at
your door to give you a chance to',
increase' your 1:none:ledge regarding
Canada as she really is, Professor
Laird of Macdonald College, Que.,
bearing this ,fact in nund, has arrang-
ed with the Canadian Pacific Rait-
way to conduct a tour across Can-
ada and *back, leaving Toronto by
special train on July .22, the round
trip Occupying in all twenty-one days.
And during thattime Canada's beauty
will be unfolded to you. Just think
of it; all the beauty spots in the
Rocky Mountaies—Banff, Lake Lu—
ise, Emerald Lake, Yoho Valley, the
Kootenay Country, the delightful
Motor drive from Banff to Wind -
mere of 104 miles, and the equally
Thursday, March 28th, 1929
Suffering Welsh Miners
Touch Timothy
To the Editur av all thim
Winghain paypers.
r)eNeraiclaySur:.
Vilasht wake whiii I wus
down sbtrate I didn't fOind anny ar
me ould frinds from the counthry to
talk wid, be rayson av the bad roads,
so I tought 1 wud dhrop into 1110 raid -
in room fer a whoile, fer if 1 wint
home the rnissus wad mebby want me
to sliplit some wood. ,
Rein as I had an hour to shpare 1
taught 1 rnoight as well waste it look -
111 the Globe noosPayper as anny
other way. The Globe is betther than
it used to be, an hilped us defate the
Grits in the nointeen 'sivinteen click -
shun, but 1 can't thrust it yit, at laist
not to the ixtint that 1 mid thrust
the Mail an Impoire, arr the London
Free Priss, fer inshtance.
About the fursht ting I saw in it
wus tellin about the poverty an dish -
tress thim coal miners do be havin in
the Ould Counthry, wid a lisht av
donashuns that wus bein sint to hilp
thin". The more I wus afther raidiri
about it the more it got on inc narves,
an 1 tought mebby I shud sind Tin
dollars to hilp out a little bit. Av
coarse it wudden'tbe much," but I
notished that tife contribushuns wus
moshily slarnall amounts feinn what
3'e moight call the poor payple av the
counthry, an not mainly av thim 'mil-
lionaire lads, who do be buildin skoy
shcrapers an floatin mergers in Tor-
onto, had given annyting at all, at all.
charming drive from Field to Lake Av coorse, I knew I wud her to gtt
Louise of 40 miles, and many other theconsint an co-operashun av the
trips, the whole making up a tour mis"34 so ,to shpake, befoor sindin
which fascinates, the money, so I wint an bought.' a
The details of the tour are now copy av the Globe frum Jack Mason;
rcady, and can be obtained by appli-
cation to G. L. Baker, Wingham, Ont,
or to Prof. Sinclair Laird, Bok 226,
Macdonald College, P. 0., Que.
TO AID SMALLER TOWNS
• New legislation to amend the Bon-
us Act, which will give smaller muni-
cipalities of Ontario wider powers in
selling- land to prospective indu.stries,
was indicated when the bill of the
city of Oshawa and the town of Co-.
bourg- came before the Private Bills
committee of thellegislature Friday
'morning. Both bills asked power 10
acquire lands for the pro.spective in-
dustries, which is contrary to the
present B °MIS Act, Bills were held
over and Attorney' -General Price said
instructions %vol. -adobe given to amend
the existing legislation to safeguard .1
smaller municipalities, and yet grant
them powers to expropriate lands for
industrial sites. At the present time,
he said, there was discrimination in
favor of the larger centres.
REPORT OF HOG SHIPMENTS
For Month Ending Feb. 28, 1929.
otal Hogs, Wingham 142; Wrox-
eter 465; Bluevale 21S; Belgrave 807;
Huron County 6358.
Select Bacon, Wingham 87; Wrox-
eter 134; Bluevale 55; l]elgrave 122;,
Heron County 2229,
Thick Smooth,— \Vingbam 72;
Wroxeter 305; Bluevale 142;•Belgrave
166; Huron County 3602. .
Heavies—Wingham 22; Wroxeter
7; Illitevale 8; Belgra.ve 1; Huron
'County 280. •
Extra Heavies—Wingham 4; Blue-.
:vale 1; Huron County 12,
Shop Hogs—Wingbam 3; Wrrix-
eter 10; Maul -ale 4 Belgrave 10; Hu-
ron County 86; •
Lights and Feeders—WrOxeter ,2;
Ilelgrave 6; Huron Comity 46.
at laist I intinded to buy wan, but
when I tould bian what I wanted it
fer he gave me wan, two arr tree
days ould, fer nothin. Then I wint
an got an ould pair av shaes I wus
havin minded at Mishter Greer's, an
got 'him to wrap thim up in the pay -
per, knowin that the missus wud rade
it whin it got home.
Whin supper wus half an hour late
I knew that me skame wus wurrukin
all roight, so wussen't surproised
whin she said, afther we had got noic-
ely shtarted aitire
"Shure, I see thim poor moiners
do be starein to death in the ould
land, sez. she.
"1 belave wus heariti someting
about it," see I, "but 'tis thimsilves
they hey to blaine fer goin on
alttroike a year arr two ago", I sez.
"I don't blame thim fer shtroikin,
at all, at all," sez she, "fer, shure,'
the poor craythere wus niyir giltin
enough money to -fade theer families,
an kape thim clane dacint at the
bisht av toimes; an even if the min
made a mishtake be shtroikin, tlie
poor wimmin childer are not to
blame .fer that, an shudden't be al-
lowed to suffer," sez she.
'Don't ye know, wumman," sex
"that they hey lashins ai. money
the Oak' Counthry, wimmin 01
London do be houidin big:parthies,
an laidin arround poodle dogs wid
gowld coliars on theer nicks. Whoy
spud we sind money over theer?"
"Whoy, shudden't we?" sez, she.
"We hey plinty, an more than we
mde, an thim :poor craythers do be,
Marvin. 'link if it wus otir :own
randchilderl \Vhat "lee we to do
s -id thim rich hazzies in. London, arr
enywheer else?" sez she. "Shure,
he :divil git his Own same day."
'The misses What ye moiglit. call
0.i•feuednd)amintalist, whin she gits .exe
We kipt up the:talk till supper wus
ver, but. 1 haven't room on me Pay-
er ;to Wroite down half we said, but
.more I. talked agin sindin the
onev the more she wus for it, as
new she wud be, :fer 'tis th way wid
to
At laslit 1 said -we. cud !flabby af-
foord to sind foive dollars, an she
said site wud add ,foive more out. av
her, allowance, an do widout a itew
hat fel- the slipping, SO We Sint SI; •
tin dollars the nixt day, 011.1 wits a
foive shpot ahead av the game, be
yson av knowia how to manage a
itnman, : • ,
Yours till nixt :wake,
Otily Hay..
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orb S-1 11 ngbarn, on .t42.onuay, k
March .25th, to Mr, and .Mrs. A kt.el.
Forbes, a daughter.
Orf.irrl--'re Mr. and : Mrs.. Tered V.
Orford, at Wingham Hospital, on
.Tuesday, March 12114 a daughter.
McKenzie—To Me. .and Mrs. J. D.
"NfcKenzie, at Winghant Hospital,
on Monday, March 4th, a son, Den-
ald Clyde.
raMARRIAGES '
Wingliam, on Mar.
23rd; by Rev. Sidney Davison, Mr
Russell Terviit of East. Wawanosh,.
to ltliss jean, daughter of
Phoebe Ard ofWingham.
DEATHS
T/ouglas—In Turnberry,pn March 25,
Helen Robertson, widow of the late
Robert lbiuglas, in• her 08ril year.
'Platt extra two cepas which motor-
ists will contribute evdry time they
buy a gallon of gasoline this year
mean $2,650,000 additional revenue to
tti On tari o Government, nd tvilI If
properly applied lay down approxim-
ately 180 miles of paved road, Some
of Ibis expended between Whighalll
and Clinton as a Provincial Highway
might only he illAtice for the Oontri-
butors of T'lttron Comity.
• A, 0. .Fisher, inventor,
(knowrr "Shaixinzey" bit Clieton for-
ty years go)vvery rrnac1
on 1110
job, and secured one of the best
boxes.
NEURALGIA?'
Neuritis? Rheumatism?
'-Cs relieve Neuralgia quielrly
andsalely, No harmful drugs, Mr.,S.P.
'fast:1ton, Sptingfielcl, Ont., vouches
for this. Ile not only got relief him-
self from T-11,,C's bui., says! °'When
my wife *a nearig crazy with Non -
nil& 1 gave her a won't T -11 -C's and
6egot Mist in 20 minutes.' T -h -O's
are 6411110 good for Neuritis, thoit.
tast4sra, Lumbago, Seiaticta. 50a. and
$1,00 at your druggist's. Os
int4ttistoette
8 IT,MPILItTOWS
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ATjPaE10‘°wf.pPerformance entirely
riced automobile --that's
new
what you experience when you drive the
new Chevrolet Six!
Marvelous s ix$c y lin der smoothness
throughout the entire speed range! A
freedom from vibration and rumble that
makes driving and riding a constant de.
light ! Increased speed and acceleration.
More power for hills and heavy going!
You are cordially invited to come in for a
demonstration—for Until you actually sit
at the wheel, you can never know what
Chevrolet and General Motors' engineers
Lave achieved in the new Chevrolet six.
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Wingham., Ont.
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S4veti e kcal se s ready-bked-
Warm in oven and serve with hot ilk -
Healthful protection for the whole family
Made by The Canadian Shredded Wheat Company, Ltd.
.1m.nninmallinet
qtalepfoRtq
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Particularly if you have
a modern, Connor tlec-
trio Washer in your
home. No tearing of
clothes, no back -break-
ing work. Just fill the
tub with hot water, drop
in the clothes, turn. a
switch and the work is
done.
Wingham Utilities C
Crawford Block,
Phone. 156.
few°weeks ago an announcement
was made that Clinton, Seaforth and
Mitchell would lose their customs of-
;fiees, Dating the past wetic,,
and Clinton received word their of-
fices woriltI be continued hut so far
; ,
Seaforth has not been so favored and
the ftirniture has been removed from,
that, °Mee,