The Wingham Advance-Times, 1943-03-18, Page 2"PAM TNNO
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NEWS
1 ThOMpSOrt, t)f AlliStOn ,Who later sold
tthe dog to a British 'Coluntbia lady.'
Thomson told her about the
quanttty 1.1t hair that Was labed OM..
rho Western lady suggested that the,
eombings be eent t her anti she WOUlki
make A into !Awl Yarn with her hand
of the
0.roonownnoffinronits4w..twomoutmmtonono«.
41recac TOok Acid Bath
OtWar DO'S Horses utet with
eartter. The emit:IA.11gs were sent
\Vest, and back came the wool yarn
to Mrs, Dobson. This liono-wood
lady {vas made six pairs of mitts front.
the Wo.)1, spun front the dog's hair.
Dendalle Herald.
Committee Met by Telephone
htn, blocked winter roads make
the ttif a eonnuittee composed
of me from Various ttommunities etf
Wellington County diffieult or impos-
sible, the Bell Telephone Company
stands ready tee lend aid in a very
practieel way. Ftm. this Rev, Claytoe
Searle, chairman a the executive
eommittee of the Guelph Presbytery,
ttousual (te6t1eut 1;'•St mlule and its members (..an voneh. On Frt-
ztproiliing on the town gareace toll.ec. day everting a lueetin of the cora.
-tem A load ot garbage 'WU hennehe was rteeeSsary to appen't the
• at the dump, between St.
A.itetrew Street and the spur line
'leatle, where there was fortnerly
ee whelk Fleef,C.S. Wqburit sunk ott
North Africa, cabled his home at Kin- I
mate that he is recovering and that '
he hopes to be home in the not too
tar distant inture. This Was •the first
word his wife and pareuts received
since a cable announcing he had been
wounded.
proposed ordination to the ministry of
the Venited Church of S. Henderson,
at present in charge of the Metz and
gravel pit. There ts Water et part ..At Damaz;cus atirciles, and T. E. miller.
ibo Pit. the ewe'rtl'Av 11-')tu 1.1.T acid The etem cuing of the members under
ta. at the Beane* factotT te'rtner» present conditions jest could not be
'the hill, This water evidently under- , accomplished, so telephone meeting
soloed the snow and the horse tell eeee Arthur Enterprise
et:rough, up to its neck, It nee& an eetrol.,.
leoar to get the animal outee-Feeees1
News Reeord.. 'Xitleardine To Have
,Gstrhatee Collection
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Veeeevater Doctor Injured
theC.H.3ies met with a painful I
hit. He st:eaving the
home of a ,conntry patient when fee
oceident oectirre& rlte eutter
white!: he was making his ealls upeet
',elate going over ehare retel
"ttee keeeunetete were thrown oet. F‘11`.
tnIZaZO.Y 114; 11,'S$ ..St00.1 aed
teke attemet to belt Mr. Herb.
110Aanne, the driver. eeeaNd unineur-
ve. but D. iGillies eefiered ineezy
leis Teesnatee Nene
' A motion ef Cetmeillore teeneee Me_
Gaic end M. le Gregg was gid
rrorapt .Pas.sago without dissent by
Kineareihre council reeenneending es-
tebseehaneet oi a reunieipa: gaebaoe
leolleetien system and peeparatien of
a by-law tel bring this abeut. D.: R.
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A. MeCosili, medtcal offieer of heaith,
addressed the eoaneil and eteeseed the
z.teo.a .of is being si,vne. 'No ether
• :ewe of this sive is witlet e eeet iee
of that nateres" he eeelared. — Keeear.
eine News.
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Arm Severed In Machine
George Dixon, son of Mr. and Mrs,
George Din, South an Street,
suffered a serious accident at the
Fleshy Flax Mills, Leto Wednesday
tater:nem when bis left rant was sev-
ered just below the elbow. Mr. Dixon,
W) had been an employee, •of the.
company for some time, was feeding
flax into a scutching nmchine, when
a sheaf became terned mei in attempt -
ug to snatch it back, his left arm was
drawn into the tuathine. Seeforth
Huron Expositor.
167 Blood Donors At WalkeAon
'Walkerton's firet Blood Donor
Clinic is now a matter of ldstory. The
response was very gratifying due to
all people concerned doing his or her
part to the fullest eetent and with ex-
actness in dispatch. 167 donated
blood, — Walkerton Herald Times.
Chesley .Forms War
Work deesociation
Decision was reached at a meeting
here at Monday evening to form a.
new War Work Association, although
as yet nameless, as the meeting
was unable to decide on a Dame.
Some thought of tailing it a Patriotic
4.3
Soeierv. but others thought this meet
suet that other groups ,domg war
war work were not patriotic. Some
favored. cailime it a Citizens' Commit-
tee, though tide ...es not indicate the
nature of its work. Others thought
it might be tailed the Chesley Feder-
ated War Serviees, as it •iOraprises
federation of •existing gvonps. Ches-
ley Enterprise,
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-tieettlerich Board Approve
saw nest *Rabin cov,,ertin Prey To Flames Health Nurse
Ur': Retee cneetaker et tee pablie Vire eeetroyee te. farm Teente e At a meetine-,, of the Gederich Beare Clinton VA:',11001. arOlIma into the Peel office... Itvire Bew n rear l'envie. FVatiti.. ,-,-.7 Health. the eeteeetary, N., R. hfc-' Cilutan 8pring SIE'w APTII 1
with eneve of the first robin reeerted ithe flerees. Mr. Breen rexeI pain- Zay, was instructed to tenon/Tr:irate Pe-ts eround town announce th
Ilene this .;,'-ear. The bardy red-broast i ful bitrns ma':-.'io'.: rzooSsitat...,..1 his re- with Miss Edna Meere, chief pub& eprir.g show of the Huron Centrel.,
I
was siegin tee e fenec-th
peet at e rear' -neva: te Ki nceeel.ec .C;trleral Iiespita'.. health nurse ......)f the leroleincial health AgrIcultztral Sothety to be heed beee
'Of the, p1
rint shop. — HanMer l\R'..t. kitn t7Zatral.'erZt he was leet ed ret depettment, to ask her az:sista-ace in on Thursday, April 1. General se peur-
`eave, Tee fire broke z•nt En 1... -. see- rzga..-...1 to seeering the servicee of a nese heavy and light horses, beef cat-
ty ef the heere, peesuraabey eetteie health rearse for G.:lac:44e le and bacon hs are to be featured. i
eeern everheatee pipes, Attemote te, In addition .there will be a grand pa-
eheek epeerei of the ba ee were fetele,1Walkerton Company rade of cattle at 1 zezentek fro= in
bet there ',.‘1.1$z I in,.(1 tZN rinOWIVZ fureisth..1Takes Over Band irent of Me theatre. — Clinton News
breed ..il.' dog iS white with knit. Silkr 1 ..r... i -ora the e-roand fleet- tes soy i T'e‘ee alkerten ezeertell eeel it- Record-
it.air. AS the Dollson,..-, were in thel'bctore the Srzs.. zrelst downstairs. —,iregze.ar rnottlf.,y raeetints Rnt
eprese-
ative:: ,the firm oz." 'Beget= zrzti 1,.B128 °Ell °P -r c6mat-
hbit aof Nerabicc out the a
hair and save iKineerdirte Newe. 1 )
THE
RAM
KNOWS
WATCII FOR
Radio's
GreatestMystery Character
Every
CN)(Wednesday
8 to 8.30 p.m.
presented by
eurve the other side of what is known
as the Dodds Mill. The roadway is
row at this point and the bus Was
ping upt the bill when it nlet a car
coming north, which. was in a rut from
which it could not extricate itself. The
two maeldnes came together, and, while
the bns was tiamagedi the car came off
seeond best. — Durham, Chronicle ,
give then a grant of $100 and $20 a
month or a grant of $10)*and pay for
the band each, time they wanted them
to play for public affairs. The eouncil
took up the latter offer and loaned
therm the instruments, uniforms and
equipment. They also gave them per-
mission to trade the uniforms for
more suitable uniforms.
Fell Front lIay Load, Injured
Mr. E., J. l'eeree is 'confined to bed
at the home taf Itis brothers, Messrs.
Wm. and Frank Peerce, Elora Road
north eas a result of head and betty in-
juries sustained when he was thrown
beeetily to the ground from a falling
load -of hay. Mr, Pearce was assisting
at his brothersfarm, •one mile north
of the village,. and was riding on tie)
of the load when the sleigh got into
deep snow audtipped over ehaply,
precipitatiug him to the ground. He
etruck heavily, and. for a. sbort time
was unconscious, A. doctor's examin-
ation revealed that Mr. Pear= -was
suffering from eancussion, and.a prob-
able fractured peleis: — Paisley Ad-
vocate,
HITLER,: AND) NICK
$45,000 Canning Factory
The Exeter ,canning factory erected.
in 1906 by the Exeter Cauners and
operated by them for some years be-
fore being purehaese by the Canadian
Canners Lin -thee, of Hamilton, has
been demolished preparatory to re-
• building. A new two-storey building
171 feet by 60 feet will be •erected
on the former site. The architect is
L. G. Bridgman, of London, and the
ceretractor is Roy Duvar, of Forest.
. There will be two storeys of 1-4 feet
teen, while those of the old building
were 10 feet and seven feet. It will
cost S45,000. The office will be in a
• separate buildieg in front
Hers Hitler and lel&
They raised' a great fusee
And have put the whole world.
In a terrible muss:
They have started this war,
Hitler acts like a mule;
Nide will show him some day,
He is Satan's- tool.
And Nick has praised him,
Why your armiee are strong;
You on conquer the world
For me before long.
If you do Neill give you
Much riches and fatale,
For yourself you have won
A hell of a name.
Keep building big Bertha's
And let Krupp's shirk,
But keen all employees
Real hard at their werle
And build machine guns,
The bomb and the shell,
And the rifle and bayonet,
In war they work well.
And planes and paraclmtes a •
Of each many make,
I f you conquer tip world
You'll find thousands 'twill take.
And your military roads
You must build stout and strong,
The big Berthe'e are keen
To get singing their song.
First tackle small countries,
Stab each in Vie back,
Then at the large ones
You must go Ker Whack,
You must stay right at ie—
To stop will not do,
If you do you'll be whipped
Before you are through.
Jno. Bull' and 'Uncle Sam,
With Johnny Canuck,
Ale are rippers to fight—
And may steal' your good hick_
A Dictator there was—
Old Napoleon was he,.
Thought to conquer the world
By both rand' and sea.
He was one of my imps
' And he acted like you,
. But was thoroughly whipped
I
Before he was through.
mora000..m.
Stade Mitts Prom Dog Hair
IA few years eget the late J. R.
'Dobson imrehased Varebred SatizoiS
.4144.4 Of the Estime variety.. This
e7prees were in. etterelance fete offered The neutlebenrol bee ran irto
ffi-
• take, ,-,ver the bress band, wt cn:*- Teesdey night at a point some'',
el Before his death Mr, Debson :Welborn Vietim Reoeve.ring
zeve let deg te his trite; Mrs. Fe, A. s. D•rn ser'evaely inier-itterently dieberdede the to= wonl:i iscven miles senth of Durbarn
lug it,. Azatte an entente of it Was. stor-1
YOUR EYES NEED
ATTENTION
err 25 Point Scientific Exenedne
edam enabls us to give you
clear, Comfortable Vision
F. F. HOMUTH
aptornetriat.
Phone 118 Harriet=
Thursday, March 18th., 1943
tee
MRS.J.KLALIBEITEraw wakes up Wog
be. She newer has headaches, backaches
constipanin any sore. 'Fraiteetiner
pee her the new health and pep of a heame
lieu. Buck up "waiver withaFruit-a-theese,
Canada's leetestSellinelleeeTablete-
And chummy donft stop
iGe at them with a. ernack.
And. alvrays. remember
I'm here at your back..
Ifyou be defeated
Then l'Ir desert you:,
For I know very well
It is all I can do.
Then you'll come with me,
We'll be partners in hell;.
There mind our own businese,
And act decent a spell.
S.C.W..
NEW DESTROYER ESCORT LAUNCHED
eee.
This new fighting ship is the 'U.S. navy's answer to Axis- subrastines
Designated as a destroyer escort, the new class warsbip is smaller them
t destroyer, but fast, heavily -armed and especially designed for eonvon
work. Scores of these sturdyships are being built and launched is
American shipyards, such as this one at Orange, Texas- Snrelee
ship
asaltd trizates. are being buil' t in. Canada.
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