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Child's Tooth Brush and Sponge Ball -- Two things that all
children should have, Both. for ., ,.,,, . ... .... ..... .,.... 25c
SPONGE AND CHAMOIS -50c Sponge and 75c Chamois,
You need them both to keep your car clean, both for„........89c
35c KLENZQ TOOTH PASTE and
355c PLAY BALLS, Both for 49c
FREE.
ofew 2 50cold Plated Auto -Strop pa packages Auto -Strop azar and Strap with pur-
chase
rBlades, all for . ...,, $1;00
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BOARDERS WANTED -Apply to FOR SALE -4 Wheelbarrows.
Mrs. J. E. Robinson, Catherine Si. ply Thos. Fells.
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BABY CHICKS FOR SALE OR FE;`1T-Cotta,, an
Kincardine Beach, apply ` T. J•
We can supply .you with I3aby Stracban,, Bhxevale,
Chicks from blood tested stuck, Bar- .� _.
CARPENTER Ai\D BUILDER—W.
ion strain,' at $12 per.100, June de- T. Dty ell. Plans and specifications
livery. For all orders received three If required. Phone 8Q\V, ,
weeks before the chicks are wanted
will "a discount of 5per cent. FOR SALEOR RENT—Some lots
vi.eww lC A _ S e os
These are big, strong, healthy chicks. on Diagonal Road, opposite Mr.
Blackhall's farm Apply to \1r',
CHICK FEEDS. Thomas Forbes, Winghani.
This year we are offering oir
chick feeds to the public. We have
given these feeds a thorough trial and C. N. R. track. - Finder phone. J. R.
LOST—On Monday morning, tail -
rack for truck, somewhere between
north part of town and south of
can recommend them to you. Ion, Adair, 600r11. -
Wingham Advance Times.
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WINGHAIVI - ONTARIO
Every Thursday Morning
W, Logan Craig, Publisher
Subscription rates -- One year $z.qa.
Six months $X.00, in advance.
To U. S. A. $2.5o per year.
Advertisingrateson applica't'ion.
OLD HOME WEEK
STILL WANTED
To the Editor of Advance -Tines.
Dear Sir:
I notice in your last issue of Town
Council proceedings that the matter.
of celebrating the 50th Anniversary
of the Incorporation. of Winghani as
a town •was discussed,
Reference was made that the Com-
mittee in charge had given up.'the
idea.., As a matter of fact, at the last
meeting held according to the- Min-
utes there ,was no intimation that the
idea of a celebration had been aban-
doned. Very true. an article a. short
time ago said it was not a one-man
job. I quite agree with ,you. It is
a job for every citizen, young and old,
to come forward and lend a helping
hand so that the event may be a suc-
ceee. Around one'hundred and twen-
ty-five citizens signed a paper of their
willinness.to assist and if there was
any deficit would be willing to pay
their share. 13ut why should it' fall.
to 125 people out of a population of
2300. Ten years ago the Town-Coun-
cil
own•Color
cil at that time backed the Committee
to the extent of $500.00 in case of a
deficit, which they were not called,
upon to pay, as we at that time had
a surplus of $260.00 -which went to
charitable purposes.
The present project was sponsored.
by' members of Wingham Chamber of
Commerce and citizens, but for lack
of enthusiasm and co-operation of
several business men who should take
a leading part, it became `apparent
that we lacked co-operation. But to
be brief I cannot see how we can
abandon the event from letters I have
received from -several sources, show-
ing the intentions of former citizens.
A few of these letters I' ask you
to publish. In fact, the home -coining
week will be held and it is up to the
citizens to help to put on entertain -
can feed these with every confidence REDUCED PRICES for balance of rxaent that will do credit to our town
that you are going to raise all your
chicks, \\} e have proved that \Oat
this season on Barred Rocks and S.
the wee chick is raised on has a great C White Leghorn Baby Chicks and
influence on the adult bird, in health . Hatching Eggs from heavy layers,
and production. There is a supply
mated to pedigreed and R. O: P.
of our feeds at Adams, \\*ingltam; males. Also have, six, eight and
Duff's, - Bluevale; Cole's, Beigra' e;
ten -weeks old pullets and cockerel',
v', Wroxeter; and G. H. Wight -
Duncan ht- for sale. Phone 611-42, or write
Davey's, ,T g Duncanr.� Kennedy, Whitechurch,
mans; Whitechurch., 'Walter Rose, L?tztarid.
Phone 38x, Brussels, Ontario.
A. ROLTND •EXTENSION TABLE
Tenders For Drainage Work For Sale. Mrs. W. J. Clark, Vic-
toria St.
TOWNSHIP OF TURNBERRY
Sealed tenders will be received at NOTICE
the Clerks Office up to 6 o'clock
pan. on Wednesday, \Icy 15th next. The First Sittings of the Court of
for the open and the tile portion of Revision for the revision of the As- I thought of coming home after years
the Main Drain and tile portion of sessment Roll for the year 1929,will of absence and how T will enjoy meet
Branch" C on the Fisher -Gregory bheld on _lionday: evening, May 27th in;* my old school -mates. I am en -
1929, t-
Drain in the Township of Turnberry. rat 7.30 part„ at the Town Hall,
Plans and profiles shay :be seen at \\r 1ianx, closing 60 names of old \V}nghai)iites
Clerk's Office. No tender riecessar Dated and first ,published the 16th that I know and am writing to here
L J. Wright, Reeve.
Yours truly,
T. J. McLean, '
Sec'y of Committee and Pres. of
Chamber' of Commerce.
Trend of letters received from Mrs.
Tillie Collins, nee Tillie Calder,
Grand Rapids. •
If you are having a home coning
in 1929 be sure and let me know and
my family will be in line.
From. Mrs. Maggie Hill, Gross
Point, Detroit. - - -
It gave me a wonderful thrill when
dad- ext ..N. a, 1929,
fly accepted. in lletnait. Mope you make it a sue -
From Mrs. A. A. Glanville, Seattle,
'Washington, nee A. Netterfield.
�10 person shall tyre or set off any. I am leaving around lst of June,
TOWNSHIP OF TURNBERRY.
firecracker or fitre within the'i going by way of Winnipeg and` will
id Town on any t eet, highway stay off at Soo for a while. But
square or park or within the fire line-
'1`enders will he received at the its of the said Town. want to be on time to meet the old
Clerics Office Op to 6 o'clock p.m. on Tare notice that the above is a 1 oys a.nd Girls at the Re -Union.
Saturday, May 18th, 1929, for the ex- true extract from section 49 of By -1 From Star Citee :Saskatchewan.
cavating of the Thompson, Lamont, Law No. 3o8 of the Town of \Ving-i Mr. T. J. McLean.
Deyell Drain in the Township of ham and that the maximum penalty, \T been<�
1`urnberry. Contractor to make de- for violation of this section is $50 ands \ e have following your plaits
posit of 10 per of contract price costs. Published by order, !for the 50th Anniversary of Wing -
aa. guarantee for the proper comple- W. A• Galbraith, Clerk, /ham and hope that all of our famliy
bon of the work: .Plans. and specifi- twill be able to attend, which means
cations in hands of Clerk., The low- BUILDING BV -LAW la party at eight.. \Fishing you every
est el` ,thy tender not necessarily ace
elite 0 Take notice that the following i a, suceess in your undertaking.
R. Cruikshank, I, J. \\'right, true synopsis of Building By -Lan; Mrs, T. R. McKee, nee Cure
Clerk. Reeve. No. 997 of the Town of Wingham. ISlrc;xrr:f,
NOTICE
`Tenders for Drainage Work -
J. D. McEWEN
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
Saks of Farm Stock and Impie-
ment-, Real Estate, etc., conducted
'with sati:ifaction and at rarrrderate
charges.
DR. GORDON WEBS
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Gold Medalist Surgeon .
London, (Eng.)
M. R. C. S. (Eng.): L. R. C, P. (Lond.)
Surgical Operations a Speciality.
Maternity and. Children ,a Specialty.
OFFICE.—Old Davis House, - one
house from Anglican Church, Centre
Street., ?hone --13. Winghani.
TENDERS FOR SCHOOL
BUILDING
`I ender be received up t11 Tune
1t, 1929, for remodelling school bull-
atizt-y
.if S. SNo. 6. Howick. The
lowest or any tender not necessarily
accepted, Plates and specifications;
at the residence of the -undersigned,
7urbrig;+: tiec'y-"ireas. 1
R. R. 1, Corrie, Ont.'
It has been enacted by the Council.
of the Town of Wingham;-
1. That, hereafter no person or cor-
poration shall erect within the limits
of the Town of \Vinghanit any new
building, make any additions to exist -
From G. Lamont, Parkhill, Office
of C.\.Ry.
Enclosed you will find .names of
different old Wingham friends of
urine; send them mord, I ant writing
them also and want to meet all the
ing, buildings, or repair or alter any
existing building without first sub-1c'ld'i}nrers at the Re -Union. Success
mitring to the Clerk a written appli-1 to you Gild boy.
notion on a forth supplied by they Fro:n Geo. Shaw, The Pas, Man.
1"crtr•n, setting otztarticulars of r e -
p I Dear Tome_
pairs or building to be 'undertaken axe,- wife and I are sore going to be
i rttt%tvciceed with thl '
nett; will be issued by authority of down for the Conte-All-ke.., Here's
the Property Committee of the Town,! hoping, •
and n 1 fee hill he charged therefor. Frc'm Roy Foster Macon, Georgia.
3.. Buildings and repairs may be Glad: to see by the Winghani paper
!'erose do d with coni)• is n the location
specified in the application. that you arc, having a Re -Union of
4. Any parson violating the pro- Wingham Old Timers. My wife and
visions of this By l.aw is liable to family (Olive Vaustone) are sure go -
maximum taenaity of $25.00. ands •
usts. rnp,Y to be titer. \\'e enjoyed Mrs.
The original By -Law is Oe file at McLean's poetry. She ssn-e, has a
the Clerk's Office and may be inspect- memory. We inay have to'lvalk but
ed be am nterestec part es. we are coming. Hope you have a
Galbraith, Town Clerk: crowd.
Wan So Nervous Feels
His Stomach Jump
"I got so nervous my .stomach felt
like it was jumping. Vivol entirely
relieved the trouble. I feel better
CARD OF THANKS j
!than in years." --J. C. Duke.
Mr. pini Mrs..\le;. Leaver wish to' Vinol fs a compound 01 iron, phos-
sincerely .frank their friends and nes- phates, cod liver peptone; etc. The
ghbors, also Rev. and Mrs. Stobie, very FIRST bottle makes you sleep
tor the malty ect•ti of kindness and better and have a BIG, appetite. Ner-.
Thursday, May 3.6th1 192p
.Road; Toronto.
Dear Friend;
I wvish to say that I shall be pleased
to assist you in, your project and you
can count on a big crowd from Tor•
cuto. The Huron Old Boys' Assoc
iation are behind you willing to ren-
der every assistance, Wishing you
a,11 kinds of success.
RUPTURE EXPERT
HERE
Do you suffer from rupture? If
so, your big opportunity has now aa' -
rived. Mr, Reaviey, the noted rupture
expert, will beat the Brunswick Ido
tel for one day only -
,WEDNESDAY MAY 22nd
and will be 'pleased to give free ex-
amination to any sufferer and to de-
monstrate his famous appliance.. This
appliance: will contract the opening in
10 or 15, days and has 'cured cases in
from three to six. months. This ap-
pliance is -positively 'demonstrated to
you right on ,your own person with-
out any charge, You do not spend
a penny unless you are fully satisfied
that it is the right appliance for you.
A consultation with Mr. Reavley will'
cost you nothing. Don't let this op-
portunity get away from you. Re-
member the date.
WE FOUND THIS -
Remedy, Mrs.,Sybilla Spahr's Ton-
silitis, a good success for Tonsil
Troubles, Cough, Bronchitis, Quinsy,
Catarrh, Head Colds and Sore throats
Good benefits or cash returned. J. R.
Allen, Wroxeter, Wingliam Druggists.
AUCTION SALE
Of Furniture
The undersigned has been instruct-
ed by Mrs. M. Robertson, Francis st.,
Winghani, to sell by public auction,
at two &clock, on
SATURDAY, MAY 18th
'the following: -4 -piece parlor suite; 2
rocking chairs; Halle rack; Writing
desk and Boot: case; 3 small -tables;
sideboard; arra chair; 6 dining -room
chairs; - Extension table; 2 couches;
sewing machine (Singer); 4 kitchen
chairs and table; "4 beds and springs
2 dressers;2 washstands; 2 toilet sets;
Gurney Oxford range; eight-day
clock;ue
,Q bet heater (nearly new);
Coal oil stove, with oven; Washing
machine; clothes horse; Tub and
board; Copper boiler; Several .pie
tures; Kitchen utensils; A number of`
odd dishes, flower pots, sealers, etc.
Terms Cash. - No Reserve.
THOMAS FELLS, Auctioneer,
From J. Albert Snell, Toledo, Ohio.
Dear Tom:-
-I am leaving no stone unturned to
round up all the old Wingham Boys
r•:nd Girls- here and in other places
where I call and ant giving them fair
warning they must attend. Seen Bob
Cornyon from Dat tote, and he is also
workinr, on every one he knows. I'
also seen his brother, -Dr, John Corn-
sympathy.,
orn-
syin athy r ,extended, to tl em_`durinrr, +raps, easily ttic(l penpk 1'e. sttrprisecl yon, from Mexico City. Let us have,
.
their recent Sad b.erc'eveinent, in the how QUICK the . iron. phospliates, a teal time. Soccess to you and yours
sickov,s and death of their darling etc.., give nen? life and .pep. Vivol Ccrrtimittee.
babe, Doris Estella and :il;10 for the tastes delicious. iktel(ihbon's Drug
maatt floral tributes. IStore. From Geo. Newton, Dovercourt
AUCTION SALE
'The r.•dersi tc•e- ' • e le e.., instruct-
ed by 1:r...l:.::1.uebottoni, South half
Lot 35, Con. 9, East Wawanosh, to
sell by public auction at two o'clock
011
FRIDAY; IVIAY 17th'
the following;— Heavy Horse, 11 yrs.;
general purpose horse, 12 years; cow,
6 years old, withcalf at foot; cow,
3 years old, with "calf at foot; coww,
ONE FORD
TOURING
1928 Chevrolet
Sedan (New)
1929 BUICK
COACH
CHEVROLET
COUPE
All in Al Shape.
$110 00
.,
850.00
1395.00
500.00
A.
rl
wi
TF you have any idea how popular is the Outstand -
± Chevroletyou'll, know whywe can offer
ing
the finest used car values in town. People who
never intended to let go their former cars couldn't
resist the New Chevrolet. As a result we have taken
in trade some of the smartest, snappiest cars we've.
ever had. Come in. See the cars. Look at the
P Y
rices.' Then tell us if ou've ever seen such Used
Car values before. But be sure to come early while
the big values last. uc-18-5-298
Wmgham
TENDERS FOR' COAL
TOWNSHIP OF TURNBERRY
Court of Revision
tenders addressed to the A Court of Revision on the assess-
Sealedanent roll of - the Township of Turn -
Purchasing Agent, Department of berry.will be held in the Foresters'
Public Works, Ottawa, will be receiv
Hall;Blue ale, oix Monday; May 20,
8 years old, with, calf at foot; cow, ed at his office until 12 o'clock noon 1929, at 3 p. m. All parties interested.
4' years old, with calf at foot; cow (daylight saving) Wednesday, May are hereby notified.to govern them -
due May 29th; heifer, clue May 27th; 29, 1929, for the supply of coal for the
Heifer, due June 17th; 2 pigs, 6 wits. Dominion Buildings throughout the selves accordingly.
old; 60 hens; 2 ducks and drake; 2 Province of Ontario, including the W. R. Cr:uil-shank, Clerk
geese and gander and goslings; Mas- City ' of Ottawa.
-sey-Harris 7 -ft Binder- Massey -Har- Forms of tender with specifications
ris 5 ft. Mogi=er; John Deer Hay and conditions attached can be ob-
Loader; Maxwell Side Rake; Quebec tained from G. W. Dawson, Purchas-
Sulky Plow: Fleury No. 21 Walking ing Agent, Department of Public
Plow; Iron Harrows; 3 -Horse M.H. "9,Vorks; Ottawa.; and R. Winter, Dis-
Disc Harrow; 2 Scufflers; Turnip trio Resident Architect, 59-61 Vic-
Pulper; Seed Drill; Fanning Mill; toric Street, Toronto Ont. Tenders
Wagon; Gravel Box; Hay Rack; Tap `vitt not be considered made on
Buggy; Cutter; 5 h.p. Perkins Gas the forms supplied by the Depart -
Engine; Massey -Harris Cultivator; nient and in accordance with depart -
Set double Harness, new; Set single
Harness, new; Viking Cream Separ-
ator, 550. capacity; Cyclone Seeder;
Set slings with chain, Forks Chains' seeding 10 per cent. of the amount of
Etc.
TERMS—Sums of $10 and under— the tender, to_ secure the proper ful
cash; over that amount -10 months fill -tient of the contract, is reserved,
credit on approved joint notes, or 5 By order,
S. E. O'BRIEN,
Secretary.
Department of Public Works,
Ottawa, May 1, 1929,
mental' specifications and conditions.
The right to demand from the suc-
cessful tenderer- a deposit, not ex
per cent. off for cash.
No reserve as the proprietor has
leased his farms
,TONT PL RVIS, Auctioneer,
Week- End Specials
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
CURTAIN MATERIAL 29c,
Marquisette; Scrim and Nets,
plain stripes . and colored, reg.
to 75c, for .,-.„. , 29c
BLACK SATIN - $2.19
Heavy quality Black Satin,
fine lustre finish, 36 in. wide,
reg. $2.95, for ....._..: .................$219
DRAPERY SATEENS 39c
Fine quality sate.ens, new pat-
terns and colorings, for comfor-
ters and drapes, 36 in. 39c.
GINGHAMS 19c and 22c
English Ginghatns in checks,
plaids and stripes, 32 in. wide,
special at 19c and 22c
NEW PRINTS 27c
New and dainty patterns of
Ivanhoe print, fast colors, 8
incites wide .... 2/c
LII OLEITMS $2;95
New patterns iii Linoleunis
for kitchens, dining rooms, etc.,
4 yds, wide, special .........._...x$2,95
FUGI SILK 69c
Fine quality Fugi Silk, all
new shades forspring wear,
69c
special at
HOUSE DRESSES
Just received a shipment of.
Aprons and House Dresses in
Gingham and Prints, special
prices 89c to $1.9:
MEN'S WEAR -
Men's Suits, special prices ,.....
- _.. .... $5.95 to $14.95
Boys' Bloomer Suits. $3.95, 5.95
Men's Sox, fine and. .. 15c' to
o: 69c
Men's Fine and Work Shirts,
on sale at $1.39
Balbriggan Shirts and Draw
ersat ......... .......... .... ... ..:-....... ...-...,_..... 69c
SHOES
Men's, Ladies' and Children's
Shoes to clear at bargain prices.
REMNANTS
A tableful at bargain prices.
Pimn
088
Fresh Groceries.
BIRTHS
Stamper—In Turberry, on May 4th,
to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stamper, a
son, James Wendell. -
Porteous—In Wingham hospital, May
llth, to Mr. and. Mrs. W, A. Por-
teous, a daughter.
Morritt-1n Windham hospital, .on
Monday, May 6th, to Mr. and Mrs.
James Morritt, a son.
:5 FOR WpMFN
For
Buoyant
Yout1
... The shoe that dispels the
aches and pains of tired feet.
We stock a variety . of ARCH -
GRIP patterns for your ul spee-
tion in many widths and fittings.
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TOWN HALL, HARRISTON
FRIDAY and SATURDAY, MAY lfith and 18th
Hear, See the 100% All-Talling Victors
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Monte Blue L1ois Wilson and H3 B
With i B. Warner.
A Vitt phone All -Talking Feiciurt3.
Two Shows at 7,15 and 9115 ip. ars.
Adults 33c and 2c Tax. Children 20c.
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