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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1941-06-19, Page 2Thursday, June 19th, 1941WINGHAM ADVANCE-TIMES DISTRICT Subscription Rate — One Year $2,00 Sis months, $1.00 in advance To- U. S. A., $2,50 per year. Foreign rate, $3.00 per year. Advertising rates on application. Wingham Advance-Times Published at WINGHAM - ONTARIO Firm, Sparkling Jams and Jellies Without Fuss or Failure SHORT BOIL For jam you need give only a one-minute to two- minute full, rolling boil— for jellies only a half* minute to a minute, THRIFTY As practically no juice has rime to boil nwayyeu get ■pp to one half more jam or jelly from the same amount of fruit. NATURAL TASTE The boil is so short it can­ not affect the fresh, natural taste or darken the colour, SURE RESULTS Follow exacriy the tested recipes given free with Certo and you’ll have forriy jams and jellies. £l« ■ quires a great -weal of money and ©nr ;! duty is to buy Victory Bonds if at all : possible. Guns, tanks, planes and oth- J er war equipment are needed to insure ’'victory. Help Finish The Job —■ Buy Victory B muls! Book of 72 Tested Recipes under the label of every CEJB.TO bottle mJAM and JELLY 4 MAKING ’ ; Mitchell Store Looted 1 Thieves who broke into the G. Ed- jlghoffer & Son department store, e>- j caped with g---eds valued at approxi- I mately $3,009 and left other merchan- -i disc scattered about in confused heaps j on the floor. Sow Brings $500 for War Fund ■; Rosamund, prize winning Yorkshire i sow, realized more than $500 for the - British "War Relief Fund. The champ- ■ ion animal was donated by Reeve Jas. j Corry, of Elma Township, to the ; Northeast Elma Fatrii-tic Society and was raffled. Louis Wenzel of Listowel ! was the winner, , J". IV .- Cl - ■'■nr j Child Buried at Lucknow .-OS Canasta, anj for s-asne rears Jeasler i The >Hn<:rai « MurM -iea” H»ds>ns. i, i the Conservative yartv.'n;.«■ . rest- i ‘$M,7 I r Snrrer.Enslarai. was tast week !Hcds:ns, was held from the tamily i named a Viseaimt. C«fcra;tf.at>ons i e^ueswoa 10, Kmloss. wsth hare been received br Mr. F.ennett i 5tne:®ent “ Cemetery. : tram ail parts a: the Empire and tram j Imcfaww. Besides her parents, one ' many war are bts political foes. Even j Brother .wre. ;; they know that this tion-our is richlv ; Reserved and they burv their d:ffe;_ i Borbid Sale Without Vote jences io join with she manv who are Tile Omario Municipal Board has j happy that Mr. Bennett's service has I :he application of the Luck- Jbecn recognized. During these trying »n0AV v5naSe -council to dispense with '! times Mr?Bennett is ustng his euergv«‘a vote ef electors in the issuing of depart- debentures for a sum of $3,500 to cov- ment. His health is much better thanj€r the P^’a^e and renovating costs when-he left Canada for England, and of the Geddes recently pur- , although 71 years of age his driving ] cbased by the council. nose vrao are| force and qualities of keen debate will 1, . w \ c"? A ih1 C'\ wfcj -^£j THE SUCKER LIST In toe pa>. few weeks, even tn fots; anil talent in the air ministry district, magistrates have found it ne- ( cessary to hand out sentences and tin- i es io some individuals who make their 1 living bv preying on ■easily >old -or know very little if any- > d©ubt be a great asset to the House | Six-Toed Kitten thing about the investment field. Many -! :.f Lords. I Sgt, Major Peterson of the Strath­ times we have warned through this I , conas has a kitten that has six toes, column that people who are dubious-i WARMING WE SHOULD HEEDj on £ac^ ftont paw instead of the usual] about an investment to see their bank-! Mr. Wendell L. Willkie said recent- < fbre, which should give it an advant-J er or broker vfoo has an honest repu-j jy that if the United States ’’does notJ age ailF s<:raP- The hind paws only tatioo. In fact, it might be wise to do ■ take some action definitely and im- j5jave ^ve tx>es*—Listowel Banner. ■ this at any time in making an invest- j mediately, we may find ourselves sur-l -------- meat There is one investment that; rounded on all sides by forces which * Convicted for Stock Deal one can make to-day ^ihat is high class' eventually will crush this freedom —j Still another case of illegal selling! and at the^same time serves y©urjfoi§ freedom we hold so precious.*’ I ©f gold mining shares was unearthed1 ■couniry —•'Victory Bonds. JtWouhave This is a warning that we as Individ-1 in Goderich county police court when; noi yet made your purchase or if yon. uals should also heed. We at home j George lanson, of New Hamburg, was- are abre to make a larger contribution assist in so many ways and all are! convicted on three charges under foe, d.o s-.'jat once n> every ettori is neces-; important even though at times thev{ Securities Frauds Act of calling at pri­ mary tnm this country may assume its , may not seem as such. Our women share cd foe war effort. Do not have; are doing a noble work in the Red you- name on the sucker list, buy omx'Cross and other activities and it is recommended securities. truly surprising the amount of work i they actually accomplish. But we must j THE NEW VISCOUNT t not overlook the fact that to carra on J to be heard. Three hours of evidence Mr. R. B, Bennett, a former jrentier ■ the war to a successful conclusion re-*! disclosed that many thousands of shar- •J—- ■■■ — —- ,1 I-.. 1 vale homes for the purpose of selling j stock and one of trading in securities 1 without a license. He was remanded io jail for sentence for one week. Two charges of theft by conversion remain ■; 3 i premier YOU'SAVE J* 7 7 #• $H 11 s $ S' A Size 50x354 Size 4*50x20 $6,55 Off 8.20 Commander TIRESGUARANTEED L ffo. „ J—• L / ’ es in Hughman Gold Mines Limited ,1 | were sold by Jansen to ever a scire off i people, many of them women residing 5 ;j in rural areas and in villages, including .j j Brussels, Lucknow, Walton, Ripley, s . Bluevale, Dungannon and other places.; i The price ranged from 50 cents to $!■ i a share.’ Convicted on two charges an-' ; der the Security Frauds Act of -On- 5 tario -of not being a registered broker, ‘ I R. C. Hughes, of Toronto, in Magis-; ' irate F. W. Walker’s, court, Walker-'. ' ton, was sentenced to six months in- pail on each charge with an additional s pine -of $1,090 on each count. In -case; ’1 or default of the fines, the accused will? ? spend an additional six months in jail; on each charge, or a total of two years! 3 if defaulting. > four Arana on Tuesday evening, June ./mild tj'pe of the disease and not one 17th. A massed choir of 500 school of the three cases has been of the viru- chiidren participated in the ceremony, lent variety. Brig.-Gen. McDonald, head of Mili-; iary District No. 1, London, was pre­ sent to receive foe ambulance. New Principal Engaged The trustee board of the Mildmay Public School have engaged Mr. Wil­ liam Tooke, of Paisley, as principal of this school, hss duties to -commence on Tuesday, September 2nd. — Mildmay Gazette. Blaze at Gfcderich The home of Mr. anti Mrs. Joseph Allison, Goderich, was partially gutted by Barnes after a fire had started in a back shed. It was believed that an exploding oil stove was responsible for the blaze. Now's the day and now’s the hour— Show the enemy our potver; Buy more bonds than e’er before, Bonds will make the cannons roar— Buy a Bond. NEW INNER TUBE SEALS ITS OWN PUNCTURES See This Goodrich SEAl-O-MATIC >1: >1 v * jrtrL2zn>AA^i 0BAR6AW^V............. .. -—-cajr rort BATTiHY r HLL SERVICE 1 Clean top of battery. 2 Test with bydroroMer. 3 HU with pure water. 4 Inspect termittais and cables. 5 Clean and grease terminals. 4 Tighten battery in cradle. ill 1 1 5 B ■WS |ffl UsaUP PHONE 84 P v**N. MERKLEY Complete Auto Service * WINGHAM, ONT. Propose Bruce Peninsula as Park < The proposal that the Bruce Penin­ sula be converted ini® a provtnciaL ' park and preserve was presented io’ I Brace County Connell members by Dr. ’ * W. Sherwood Fox, president of the'; • University os Western Ontario, Lon-j J don, speaking at a banquet tendered j by the Town of Kinwdine to the vis-d iting council A rate of 5.5 mills fori Brace •County was approved by the I County Council. | Eight Calves in Four Years Walter Tarr, whose farm adjoins foe westerly limits of Harriston, has a cow which seems to know there is a war ©n. This cow, a Hereford, gave birth io her fourth sei of twins, eight calves in all, within four years. All lived and were healthy.-—Forditrich Re­ cord. Wild Animals Chase Children We ought to start a wild game pre­ serve around the lakes on the 12th concession of Beatinck, as school children were chased home one morn­ ing last week by two wild animals, supposed by some to be lynx, as wierd cries have been heard repeatedly by older people living nearby. We under­ stand there is a $10 reward offered by the council for their capture.” Buy a Bond! Buy a Bond! Liberty's in every one; We must fight or we must pay— Gold may win the final fray, Gold may fire the final gun, Gold may beat the fiendish Hun— Buy a Bond. Buy a Bond i Buy a Bond! Freedom’s cause shall win the fight; Boost the Victory Loan ahead. Soldier boys must still be fed: Buy for country, home and right, Buy with all a patriot’s might-— Buy a Bond. —James A. Ross. I I i i '1 i znoxdvBle Church. 4 Exptjsitvn •?< ! North WeBmgtoa. Children i Give Arabulante ! The ©rarihl presentation of the atn-'! bulance to the l^cpartmeat ©f Nation- ' al ©efonce, the amfcnteas tbit school ji children as Nsreb Wel'isgten w&fked • or -ij t-a raise fends for, was ,mde fe the 1 ■ Cracked Off Four Mail Boxes | Police are searching for a motorist’ who Sate 'Saturday night bre-ke off f our j rural mail boxes in Egmond-riFe. The? boxes were in the nrighborhsod of Eg* < — Seaforth Huron; Raised to Priesthood Fourteen young men, all ©f them graduating students ©f St Peter’s; Seminary, London, received orders of; the priesthood as the hands of Bishop' Kidd were ‘laid. tsptm each in turn, in solemn ceremony in St Fetor's -Cath­ edral an that caty. -Clarence Weiss, eld-' et son ©f Mt. and Mrs. Joseph Weiss, T-eeswater, was one of foe four-5 teen ordained as priests, as was also' Cornelius Siegfried, Formosa.;— Tees- water News. i Cars Collide at Crossroads Lionel Mahood, of Belmore, who is engaged in the livestock selling busi­ ness, had his car badly Wrecked, at Johnston’s cornet, Brant. The Ma- haod car and a new 1941 machine, owned by a Tara citizen, came togeth­ er, and if the Tara car looks as bad as the Malsood machine, it was a disasti v “Whj* did you break off your en­ gagement with Mabel?" “When we were looking for a flat, her mother said it was too small for three.” - Typhoid Fever Outbreak I Quito a scare was tlfeowfi into the • populace of the Brace -Capital last Iweek, when it was reported that the ; -three cases cd typhoid fevet- had devd- ’ pped within the eofdlnes of the mtm- i IctpaSty. 'The cutbreak is described by J. T. H. Robfosau, focal Medical Health, as para typhaid, a us crash. BUY A BOND (Guelph Mererny) Buy a Bondi Buy a Bond! Put your shoulder to the wheel, Every bond is but a gun Leveled at the vicious Hun—* Make the treacherous Nazi feel Canada is true as steel— Buy a Bond. Buy a Bbhdl Buy a Bondi We are at foe German’s door, very Ask your neighbors what Bray Clucks did for them. Then see im for prices and delivery dates. A. 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