The Wingham Advance-Times, 1954-12-15, Page 10The Wingham Advance-Times, Wednesday, December 15, 1954
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Brampton branch of the bank and
topk oyer his new post on Monday,
Taking the position hero left vacant
by Carl’s departure is Mr. J. P- Cooke
of the Market Branch, Toronto, to
whom we extend a hearty welcome,
of granite,
Wingham Armouries
CURRIE FURNITUREFORTY YEARS AGO
16 games for $1.00 and 4 specials 25c each
wonderful gift suggestions
for the whole family at . .W.
NEW MASSEY-HARRIS TRACTOR
CHARLES HODGINS
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO■
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XMAS SPECIAL
2 $3-°°
BEATTY STABLE EQUIPMENT
LITTER CARRIERS and WATER BOWLS
No. 11 TRACTOR SPREADER
Medium size, spiral type distributor, roller bearings, adjustable speeds,
steel wheels or rubber tires.
Letz Medium-Duty High Capacity Grinders
MODEL SOX
Grinds Feed Right and Grinds it Fast.
MASSEY-HARRIS MANURE SPREADERS
No. 15 TRACTOR SPREADER
Large capacity, rubber tired equipped, five speeds, capacity 85-90 bus.
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SIXTY YEARS AGO
I TRACTOR REPAIRS
“ WE HAVE A LICENSED 5IECHANIC AND ARE PREPARED TO
# DO OVERHAUL WORK ON ALL MAKES OF TRACTORS
In Wingham it's
BEEFMAKER
WINGHAM
Wingham Canadian Legion
Annual Turkey Draw
Wednesday, December 15th
8.30 p. m.
Chickens for regular games
Turkeys for special and draw prizes
g Your Massey-Harris Dealer
* Wingham Phone 378
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THERE’LL BE NO "BEEFS
ABOUT THIS KIND OF
Shur-Gain Swings the Scales in Your Favour
Many of the most cost-conscious feeders
find that it pays to use SHUR-GAIN Beef
maker—because a small amount of SHUR-
GAIN does such a BIG job of beef produc-
The reason is simple—beef cattle need a balanced
ration to make beef just as dairy cows need a balanc
ed ration to make milk. SHUR-GAIN contains what
grain lacks, - - - the nutrients needed to produce beef
quickly and-cheaply. Try feeding Beefmaker to your
steers—mixed one to seven with grain. You will
find the extra finish means extra profits.
Call in and Let us Discuss your Beef Feeding
Program
Mr. Peter A. Miller is putting up a
fine frame residence in Pleasant Val
ley this winter.
Messrs. Vanstone Bros,, marble
dealers, have put down a large plat
form adjoining their works, on which
to store their large stock
marble, etc.
Errington - Jewitt—On
5th, at the residence of
December
the bride’s
parents, by the Rev. J. W, Bring, Mr.
David S. Errington of the 2nd eon.
of Morris to Miss Olivia J. Jewitt,
youngest daughter of Mr. Thomas
Jewitt, of the Bluevale Road.
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Mrs. W. A. Currie left on Saturday
to spend the winter with her daugh
ter, Mrs. A. Bieman.
Mr. and Mrs, E. Stanley and Mr*
and Mrs, Carl Smith, of Owen Sohnd,
spent the week-end as the guests of
Rev. E. O, and Mrs. Gallagher.
SEE THEM I
SPACE SAVERS
HASELGROVE’S
SMOKE
SHOP
for Cigarettes,
Tobacco and
Smoker’s Sundries
I On Wednesday, December 9th, at
the Manse, Wingham, Miss Nettie
Bryce, of Turnberry, was united in
, marriage to Air. Marshall Haines, a
? prosperous farmer near Guelph. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
J Mr. Perrje. The happy couple left on
the afternoon train and will visit Fer
gus, Toronto, Buffalo and other
points.
There passed away in Wingham on
Sunday last, Isabella Finlayson, be-
| loved wife of Mr. Alex McNiven, at
! the age of seventy-three and six j months. She leaves her husband and
j an adopted son "to mourn their loss.
| The members of the Anglican
I Young People's Association were
«much indebted to Mr. Roy Mundy, for
sj the splendid entertainment he gave
i them with his lantern slides of Old
I London on Monday evening last,
i About one hundred and twenty views
— | of the world’s metropolis were shown
=’ and explained by Mr. Mundy,
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1 ’ TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO 1’ g'} Last week W. T. Cruickshank mov-
= > ed the Radio shop down Josephine H ■ Street to the store lately occupied by
■ the Canadian National Railway ex- jg ■ press office. The new stand offers a
=: much better opportunity to demon-
g, strate radios, and greater room to
■ „ display the various models and makes i
jj; handled. At the rear of the front shop
= ‘ is a large room, to be used for dem- | ® onstration purposes, and in which the!
g broadcast from station 10BP will] a take place.g Miss Agnes Fortune spent last week
= . with her friend, Miss Kathleen g ’ Pringle.
■ Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Stokes spent
gji Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
=! W. J. Ballagh, Culross.g W congratulate Mr. Walter Fores-
■: ter, who was one of the 500 farm
§ boys who enjoyed the Royal Winter
= Fair as the government's guest.I 0-0-0
At a meeting of the congregation
of St. Paul’s United Church, Sarnia,
held last Monday evening an unani
mous invitation was extended to Rev,
J. F. Anderson, B. A, B, D., to be
come their pastor at the end of the
present year, June -3Oth. Mr. Ander
son will have completed
successful pastorate
six years
of Wingham
United Church and will be greatly
missed in the community.
We regret to report that Chief Geo.
Allen is ill in Victoria Hospital, Lon
don. On behalf of our citizens gener--
ally we wish him a speedy recovery.
In honour of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
E. Madill, also Mr. and Mrs. Don
Nasmith, the young people held a
dance in the Masonic Hall on Tues
day evening. Gifts were presented to
them, Mr. and Mrs. Nasmith receiving
a beautiful table, and Mr. and Mrs.
Madill, a lovely lamp.
Mr. Carl McKay, teller of the Dom
inion Bank, was transferred to the
Even before the turn of the
century, polar and other explor
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more protection from rough
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Manufacturers took the tip.
Today, especially in factories
where industrial processes create
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