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NATURE aTURE quickly warns when the weight of the body unduly
"hammers" the arch of the foot at unprotected points'...
tendons ache, ankles swell, insteps pain. Unless the load is corrected
to the balance Nature intended, foot trouble is inevitable.
ARCHGRIP Shoes for women, are scientifically built to support
the arch and equalize the strain it takes at each step.
ARCHGRIP Shoes eombine this feature with smartness and beauty.
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CARPENTER AND BUILDER—W.
J. Deyell, Plans and specifications
if required, Phone 80W,
FOR SALE—Hand Washing Mach-
ire and wringer. Cheap; apply to
.Advance-Tirnes.
FOR SALE—Brantford Windmill—
clieaap, 130 ft. tower, a bargain.
Apply to Albert Fo eton, l3luevale rd,
FOR SALE—Seed Buckwheat, SR-.
c. verholl. Jas. Leaver, , phone 188,
Wingham.
FOR SALE—Happy Thought range,
for ,coal or wood, in good condi-
tion. Price$20.00. Alice Mehan,
Wingham,
FOR (Q't'.7'ICI< SALE—One good.
frame house, Apply to Art Wilson,
x OST --From Lot 21, con. 2, Culross,
on Satttrday, May 18th, year-old
1 ereford. steer, color, red, Anyone
knowing whereabouts kindly inform
Atlas Moir, phone 604r6.
LONDON' BUSINESSES For Sale—
Ice-Cream Parlors, Soft Drinks,
and Chirps, Restaurant, Phone ev-
enings. Sydney Smythe, >1-rsrket
Lane, London.
WANTED—Apprentice, for or Bra ut'
yParlor.Apply
to Mrs, C. Adatris:
REDUCED PRICES' for balance •of
this season on Barred;, Roeks and S.
C. White Leghorn Baby Chicks; and
Hatching Eggs front heavy lavt:rs
mated to;eel •ree Viand '
� s d R, o. P.
males, Also have six,',eight' ht' and
ten -weeks old pullets and cockerels
'for sale. Phone 611,•42 or Write
uneaai I enraedy, Wititcchttreh:'
Ontario, '
NEPTUNITE VARNISH—Preserv-
es Linoleum, does not turn white
pattern yellow. Will not .mar tin-
der severe usage; dries quickly with
rich gloss. Sold by Buchanan
Hardware.
HURON SPECIALTY FARMS
During the month of rune we can
supply you with baby chicks at $10
per hundred. These are S. C. White
Leghorns, that world famous Barron
strain. Big hens that lay large eggs
and plenty of thein.
The Walter Rose Poultry Farm,
Brussels, Ontario.
BABY CHICKS
We can supply yoti with Baby
Chicks from flood tested stock, Bar-
ron strain, at $12 per 100, June de-
livery. For all orders received three
weeks before the chicks are wanted'
we will give a discount of 5 per cent.
These are big, strong, healthy chicks.
MEETING OF HURON COUNTS!
COUNCIL
The Council of the Corporation of
the County of Huron will meet in the
Council Chamber, Goderich, at 2
o'clock in the afternoon of Tuesday,
the 4th day of Jttne,,1.929, All ac
&Dints against the County must be in
the hands of the Clerk not later than
Monday preceeding the meeting of
Connell,.
G
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County Clerk.
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NOTICE
All persons are required to clean
up their premises by June 8th, 1929.
By Order,
Board of Health.
TENDERS WANTED
Sealed tenders marked "Tenders
for Dirt Haulage" and addressed to
H. Campbell, Manager Wingham Ut-
ilities Commission, will be received
till 12 noon, Saturday, June 8th, 1929.
Approximately one ,thousand yards
of filling will be required.
The requirements for the disposi-
tion of the dirt may be had from the
Manager of the Wingham Utilities
Commission. Tenders will state price
per yard.
Wingham Utilities Conmiission,•
H. Campbell, Manager.
CARD OF THANKS .
Mrs, John Craig and family wish
to sincerely thang their friends and
neighbors for the many acts of kind-
ness extended to them during their
recent sad bereavement.
CARD OF THANKS
Mr. and Mrs. David Patton, Miss
Louie Patton and Miss Ruth Patton
wish to thank alal for -kindness and
words of sympathy in their bereave-
ment of their father and brother, the
late Wan. Patton,..of Richmond Hill.
Township of E. Wawanosh
Court of Revision.
A Court of Revision on the Assess-
ment Roll for 1929, of the Township
of East Wawanosh, will be held in
the Foresters' Nall, Belgrave, on Fri-
day, May 31st, 1929, at one o'clock.
All interested, are requested to take
notice and govern themselves accord-
ingly.
Alex. Porterfield, Clerk
J. D. McEWEN
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
Sales of ?aril Stock and Imple-
ments, Real Estate, 'etc,, conducted .
with sa:tisfsctso.ti and at moderate It It No. 2, Auburn, Ontario, Phone
ellarges; T'3lyth 10,24.
CADET INSPECTION
AT HIGH.' SCHOOL'
Monday afternoon was one of in-
terest to the pupils and staff of
Wingham High School, when Major
J, Jeffrey, District Cadet Officer, of
London, made his official visit. Ear-
ly in the afternoon he watched the
young girls go through a very pretty
drill, dance a Scotch Reel, and do
some club swinging and physical
training exercises, ,all of which were
exceptionally well done. These ex-
ercises are an essential part of pres-
ent day education, giving every part'
of the body the necessary action to
develop physical statue, Afterwards
the ,Cadet corps went through several
mane usecure-fav-
orable
a manner tocur fav
anse e
orable comment. The work of the
signalling corps and first aid corps
was particularly well done.: After
the inspection Major Jeffrey gave a
short talk to the cadets, emphasizing
the benefits to accrue from the train-
ing` they received, which is just as
necessary as the instruction given in
the class rooms. This is not a mil-
itary affair in the least; 'there is no
teaching of fighting or war -like pre-
parations. The only military aspect
of the matter is in certain words used
in giving orders, which can be best
expressed in this way. Obedience,
discipline, training, and the full dev-
elopement of the body will do much
to the cadets in preparation for life's
sterner duties when school days are
past. Then headed by the newly or-
ganized Huron Regiment Bugle Band,
after a parade around .the grounds,
the corps marched down town, the
envy of the small boy, and delight of
the parents,
BLYTH
Mrs. Britne]l, of Vancouver, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Dr. Wilford.
Councillor Mills and Mrs: Mills and
Miss A. Gillespie spent the 24th with
the former's mother, Mrs. Charles
Harvey, at Exeter,
Rev. W. B. and Mrs. Hawkins, of
Forest are visiting their many friends
in this vicinity.
Rev, and Mrs. C. C. Laine visited
friends in town on Monday..
The lung People's Society met in
the basement of St. Andrew's church
on Monday evening with a good at-
tendance. It was decided to discon-
tinue the meetings for the summer
n;onths.
Mr. Bray, the new Manager of the
Bank ' of Commerce, .is
expected to
take over the duties the last of this
Week.'
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ASTH 4 Head anti
Bronchial
Colds
Don' t suffer. Ternpleton's wonder-
ful RAZ -MAH Capsuleswill give you
relief. No smokes, snuff, serums
Mr. .T. A. Brown, Hillsdale, Ont., who
had frightful Asthma 10 years, says:
"I hadn't been able to sleep for weeks.
Couldn't eat proper meals . . I took
2 doses of RAZ -MAH and slept all
night. ;From that day I've never had a
bad attack" . . Guaranteed relief
from a $1.00 box or money back. At
your druggist's. 121
AZI° MAH
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Remedy, Mrs. Sybil]a 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, Wingham Druggists:
DR. GORDON WEBB
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Gold. Medalist Surgeon
London, (Eng.)
M, R. C. S. (Eng.); L. R. C. P. (Londa)
Surgical Operations a Speciality.
Maternity and Children a Speciality.
OFFICE.—Old' Davis House, one
house from Anglican Church, Centre
Street. Phone -15, Wingham.
Works Hard, Dances,
Gains' 3f Lbs a Week
"work -hard, dance and have gain-
ed 3 pounds a week since taking Vin-
ol. My nervousness is alinost all
gone." -Mrs. F. Lang.
Vinol is a delicious compound of
cod liver' peptone, iron, etc. Nerv-
ous, easily tired, anemic people are
surprised how Vinol gives new pep,
sound sleep and a BIG appetite, The
very first bottle often adds several
pounds weight to thin children or
adults, Tastes delicious,`McIR.ib-
bon's"Drug Store,
The Baby Chick season will soon
be over. Better get yours before it
is too late, May 30th hatch, Barred
Rock's are 17c, S.C.W. Leghorns 15c.
After June 5th, Barred Rocks are 15c.
S.C.W. LeghornS 13e. Barred hocks
are pure O.A,C, strain Cockerels (dir-
ect from O. A. College are mated to
selected breeders. All Leghorn.
chicks; are from yearling and two-
year-old hens. Hatching Eggs 5c ea,
Ask to see our line of Royal feeders
and Water founts, C. G, Campbell,
Wingham Advance -Times.
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Organ. Recital.
By Prof. Anderton
at 8.15 p.m. on
Monday, June 3rd
To be held in the •
UNITED CHURCH
TEESWATER
Under auspices of the choir.
Assisting artists,.Miss E. Tye
Goderich, Soprano; . Mrs, W.
Edwards, Goderich, Contralto;
Mr. 3. Stewart, Seaforth; Tenor;
Rev. Father Dogorski, Tees -
water, Violin.
Admission 25 cents:
DANCE
To the
Blue Water Boys
Every THURSDAY EVENING
In Wingham Arena
Jitney Dancing
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
The regular meeting of the Wo-
men's Auxiliary to the General Hos-
pital will be held in the Council
Chamber on Monday afternoon, June
3rd, at 3,45 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Veatty and
son, Elmer, and Mr. Sherman Day,
of Toronto, spent' the week -end at
Mr. and Mrs. jas. Stapleton's, and
other friends.
Mrs. W. J. Boyce, of Paris, was
renewing acquaintances in town last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Kerr and son,
Jimmie, Mrs. C. McIntyre and dau-
ghter, , Mildred, Mr. and Mrs: A.
Adams,: and daughter, Margaret, and
Miss Agnes Walker, of Toronto, vis-
ited with relatives' over the holiday.
Mr. and Mrs: W. Hillman and fam-
ily of Galt, visited at the home ,of
Mrs. Hillman's parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Wm. Dore, over the holiday.,
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Hopper,, of
Exeter, spent Sunday at the horne at
the Tatter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. G.
T. Robertson.
'Mr. and Mrs. J. M. McKay a:com
panied by G.. W. Buchanan,. spent
Sunday in Chesley, •
"BLACK AND WHITE"
Supporters of Belgrave School
Fair have hit on a merry idea to
raise necessary funds, and are putting
on a Black and White Contest to-
morrow (Friday, May 31st) in the
Foresters' Hall. Morris Township
are the whites, while Wawanosh will
take up the dark man's burden. Ad-
mission 35c and 15c.'
CHESLEY, JUNE 3rd
Eleventh Annual Soldiers' Reunion.
Celebration, the biggest and best day
of sports and amusements.
Sports commence at 10 a.m. with a
grand parade, and lasting until.10.30
p.m., ending with a magnificent dis-
play of fireworks—the best seen in
this locality. Horseracing, Ladies'
Softball Tournament, Men's Softball
Match, Horseshoe Pitching Contest,
Relay foot races among the High
Schools of the district and a Band
Concert in the evening:. 'The Model
Exposition Shows of London, Ont.,
and the Bruce Regimental Band on
the grounds all day. Attractive prizes
in the various contests,
Returned' men wearing service but
ton admitted to the grounds with-
out charge. Come and meet with
your friends, they will be here. See
large 'posters,
MARRIAGES
Married—At Winghaari United church
Parsonage, on Tuesday, May 28th,
1929, Gladys, Priscilla Timm, dau-
ghter of Mr, and Mrs. Henry Thnrn
of Bluevale,to Mr. Lloyd Wesle
y y
Felker, of Listowel,
BIRTHS
'Edgar -4n
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g w ck ° Towtts}tip on
Friday, May_ 24, 1929,to Mr, and
Mrs.I Stanley Edgar, 2nd ` Conces-
sion, a Son,,
U1 1NG National
aealth.FoadsWeek
we are polvilcged $)
oriel you expert diet
cervica, absolutely free.
It f attke Creek, a
staff of skilled d:;eti-
cisme are at yeur seliv-
lice. Diets /or reducing,
constipation, stomach
Sfslos,aly!le, and other nu-
tritional disorders will
supplied.
Ce axile to our store.
Asl, for the special in.
Ionnation blank, which
makes it easy to secure
this helpful service.
See Battle Creek ad
in The ,Saturday Even-
ing Post June 1, and
June Physical Culture.
J. HENRI' CHRISTIE
Wingham
titin
Authorized Dealer in Battle Creek Health Foods.
Watch for our Advertisement. See our windows.
Week • End ` Specials
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
English Ginghams, 32 in 15c
Percales and Prints, new dainty
patterens, fast colors, 36 inches
wide 27c and 45c
Gingham, 32 in. wide, checks,
plaids and stripes, fast colors,
special at 22c
Rayons, neat patterns, 32 inches
wide at 29c
Broadcloth Slips, all colors 79c
New Silk Gloves $1.19, $1.39
Flowers big assortment 25c, 85c
Silk Hose, Mercury makes
89c to $1.95
Crepes, all pure Silk Flat Crepes
plain and fancy, reg. 2.95 $1.95
Linoleums, 4 yd. wide, at $2.95
Wabasso Pillow Cotton, 40 and
42 inches, 39c
Ladies' and Children's Shoes to
clear at 59c, 95c, 1.95, 2.39
36 in. Cretonnes, new patterns
at 21c and 31c
Art Sateens, new designs and
colorings, 36 in. 39c
36 in. Marquisettes, stripe and
bars, Rose, Pink, Gold and. Cop-
per, reg. 35c, special ..... _.24c
Window Shades, standard size,
3x6, cream and green, regular
$1.00, special - 79c
Hemstitched Sheets, fine qual-
ity, bleached cotton, large size,
special $1.29
81 in. extra heavy Bleached
Sheeting, Wabasso best make,
special 95c
MEN'S WEAR
Men's Ties, reg.
Regular $1.25 for ... ...........69c
Men's Fine Silk and Lisle Sox,
reg. 85c, at 59c
Work Shirts, all sizes $1.39
Men's Fine Shirts ;....$1.39, $1.95
Work Sox, special ...23c and 29c
H. J. JOBS
Fresh Groceries.
Phone 4006
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WEEKLY NEWSPAPER PUB-
LISHERS TO MEET
AT LONDON
The annual convention ofthe 1
e Can-
adian Weekly Newspapers Associa-
tion is to be held at London, Ont., on
July 4th and 5th. Weekly publishers
from every province in the Domin-
ion will foregather for the
g purpose
of renewing friendships and discuss-
ing business methods.
Since 1859 there has been an asso-
ciation ciation of weekly publishers, The
strength of the association has.
grown with theears and
theyears, the im-
provement ki the printing and pub-
lishing business has kept up with the
advancement in other professions and
d
business, ss, due in part to the activity
of the association, and in part to the.
willingness of its m.exnbers to pro -
liil'7.�f II Jla• .A,6eI
press,
The meeting at London is to be
addressed by some outstanding men
in the editorial, printing and pub-
lishing departments, and as is usual
some delightful socialevents for the
dqlega,tes is 'being. provided., The
newspapers association conventions
have been held in Vancouver, Toe -
onto, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Ottawa,
Halifax, Bigwin Inn, withattend-
ances around three hundred. In 1921.
the members 'toured the west in a
special trait. the East in 1923, while
170 of the association toured British
Isies and the continent in 1924, The
Advance -Times Tunes is' a merribet• of the
Canadian WeeklyNewspapers
Asso-
ciation.
The
presiding officer for the com-
ing
ing convention is Mr; I1 • E. Ansfow,
of The Graphic, Cantpbelltan, (N.B.)