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PLUMBING - HEATING
Clark & Son
Sanitary, Plumbing, lita'6.%-t.g,
Roofing, TinsmithMg and
Eaven-cughing
Furnaces, Stovm, Implements
ElectricElectric Washing Maehines
BUS.
141 PHONES
MACHAN *gRWS7
ittry. Phrtabing, Heating
Ventlating, Ta.nsmithLng,
Stoves, Etc,
d Lead Pipe and ratthags
Electric Washers —
Winghana,
DAIRIES
FOXTON DAIRY
And Dairy Bar
Ql.tALITY PAsrooRtzttt
DAIRY PROD'CCTS
Visit tnn
MODERN DAIRY 'FAR
411=1e Made Ite Cream"
Phone S. Viroglretn, Ott,
lituy War Savings Stamps
74
TERVT1 Y
Wlt 141D ti For
TOGA OI.TAIn"t PASTEUR,
WED DAIRY PRODUCTS
PreaPt lood OtioUttblOnt Service
•
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SHOE STORE
'CLEARANCE SALE
— of —
SUMMER SHOES
Buy Now
— at —
Dunlop's Shoe Store
Sueressor to W. 3. Greer
CLEANING - PREgSING
ARMITAGE S
Dry Cleaners
TrY DRY CLEANING
Men's Ready- Made Clothing
and Furnishings
Mwoury Ladies' Hosiery
J'oseplzxrre St. Phone 172.
AU PALOUR
Pe CARMICHAEL'S
North End Grocer
SUPERIOR STORE
rfr e 'Groceri. - Provisions
Fruits is Vegetables
Fresh and Cooked Meats.
tee Prompt Delivery.
Phone M
RUSE Ladies Wear
lEiss E. McLeod; Operator
S.pecsttlixtt* Its. All Lines
Of Beauty CnItare
joseplinr
HAMILTON
Optical Co.
W. R. HAMILTON, R. A
Optometrist For Over
25 Years
PHONE 37 For Appoirr=ent.
.laugh V.. 1, Belgrave
CREAMERIES
HOLMDALE
CREAMERY
ItAvis)
CASH BUYERS OF
Cream x Eggs - Poultry
vrza
Truck Service
. POULTRY
EGGS
ed Farmers
rah*
McAvoys Drug Store
Nyal Quality Store
Films are scarce. To insure
•getthag the best results with
them leave them at licAvoes
for developing, printing or
enlargements.
PROM 18
ftAIERY.
GIBSON'S BAKERY RE.At) CAI= 'PASTRY
ILIA. DINE BAKIVG TOWN VIDS DB.LIVEIrr
e Bake ttp To 4%. Sortaird
Not Doiva To A ?Ste.
361001132e St.
STATIONERY
J. Mason & Son
Booksellers & Stationers
Patent Medicines, Toilet Articles
Fancy Goods, Gift China
— Tobaccos - Magazines --
Phone 78, Residence 221.
AUTOMOBILE SERVICE
STOP AT
Bert Armstrong's
B. A. Service Station
Your Car Serviced, Tuned and
Lubricated by
EXPERT MECHANICS
Conserve Your Car by Having
It Inspected & Lubricated -
at Regtilar Intervals.
MERKLEY'S Garage
Authorized Service
- Hudson - Terraptane
Repairs to All Makes of Cars
Shell Gasoline & Oils
Towing -- Storage
Josephine St.toPla tie St
Wiuthatn, Ont.
Mrs. Waliate, R., '2, \\Ingham
Purtest Pienarnins
strisAy your: daily reguirement of
Vitamins, together with Liver
and Iron — for a few cents a.
McKibben's Drug :Store.
PRICE
1496 PHONES
JOHN REAVIE
Service Station and
Garage
Oet more miles Per unit-
Have us put you Autorttabile itt
'PP-Top Shape using our
Modena Method ot Carbur. tear -& Ignition Sweet.
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WINGHAM ADVANCE-TIMES
Thursday, September L, 194L
TR hlalai AdvancerTimela. . .. .....,.. „ .....„ _. .
Poo10;40 it
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that at titnes May have iected the s doused before :much damage re-
produetton but all the people
the farms, the mothers, datighter o
sons, even very small rIllidren Ila":: talten their part as have, many aged.
) 1 c p,e 4.a. any nation mast -be well
ed to fight or produce. Canada is
SEPT.EMBER 2ND . . . ....., .. . ... . . ,
A RED LETTER DAY '
:Than)ta O Allied alleeessea Ott -
lanxi, RA AO. Sit turd to our
ship-buildere ISALADA! Tee" ling a great job in amity ways data Be
stilted. Almost a month to the day lat-
,c,r, August 21at, or early Sunday
torning another attempt was made to
e;oroy :C. P. R, property. This time!
le blaze was started in the pimp
hoese.—Teeswater News.
„. When you order Cocoa 2 a.
ii/
MAP SO ask lox 'Ilanfil ,. /iliiii)'"'"
.$01:geriPtion. Rate -,, One Year ;4
Six •montbs, 'P,00, in 44vancc
To V. $„A., t2,0 per Year
FO reign rate, PA per year,
• Advertising rates PR aPplieatioa,
tg these war torn years but none:
more outstanding than the •effort pat:
ortit by our farm population,.
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WOMEN OF. 'THE suRvicEs
lovers will be able to enjoy A
Shird Ortore of their favourite
beverage starting Septeniker2na,
'''Tlais maatta Alb, of '..SALADA1
every *weeks instead of every
(
Qtit By Threshing Machine
mr. Earl Coopet, who has been as-,
stating with. threshing operations on
th e farm of Harry Mitohell, Goderich
Township had the Misfortune to ,get '1, ..C
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'VI, et sons /,,,i, . 1,0,... „pi
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/ • ort..R..$ CHICKENS COME
HOME TO ROOST
The Nazi boasted that they would
bomb Britain into subm ission, Th ey
boast. They were the people that had
the planes, the crews tha t w000f a llow
the world Low the ai r bli tz work ed,
They got their first lesson in Sapient-
4Or 1940, when that hautiful of gaant l4
Royal Air Force boys drove them. bark
to the continent out of the sky. The
handful of fliers matte a name for gal-
lantry that may never be equalled.
Tilley won the plaudits of the whole
civilized world, in fact they may have
saved eiyilization and democracy.
Churchill said of these men, "Never
in the field of conflict h ave so many
awe d so much to .so 'few," Th e pro-
gres$ of aviation th roughout t he Al_
tied countries since that time has been
spectacular. And to-day we read
500 planes leaving' Britain for the ion
anent almost n i ght ly. Getata„ city af_
er German city has been laid waste
ay these great bombing raids. The
shoe is ,on the other foot since Hitler
made his boast of bombing Britain i mhinissioit. It is now drought by
many authorities that the bombing
Metics of the Allies will shorten the
Evan
by many months, .i.i riot a greater
period. It is reported that the Ger-
man government has moved most .
ts departments further away to escape •
:tae pounding from the skies. Hitleras
thickens' are coming •home to roost,
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FARMERS ARE DOING
GREAT JOB
anadian faers ats off to the 'Canadian rm
For the splendid war job they are do-
ing. Recently it was announced that
aow seems probable that Canadian pro-
lueers will achieve an objective of
sttppriyag tri:75,0000:0 pounds of bac_.,
au to the United Kingdom in the year
enaing agovember. Th e growth of the
the Old Land reads like a fairy tale,
The contract it, 1939-40 was 330a000„.
000 pounds. What makes this accomp-
lialament the mare outstanding is that
it 'haa been done under circumstances
laaiata have bean most trying to eayl
Pl... /..,,,. T ..-.'6..-0. 1,!3::: 1-..g.n. nr.-011:nn
It is ..a most fitting time to say .t caught on one of the knives. of he
repeated time and time again this municipal
the women in the services well don
But the need .for greater numbers of
in girls and young ladies the wrens
°
officials have been investi-
pachine, badly cutting his leg.--Glin-
ton News Record- bk.;11/Ipa, Millir isl'ai. oh,. , 'ne ..Chocalate &"': .Cocoa ,/, gating methods of secession front the -----,
C. W. A. C's and R. C. A. F, Women's
Division is !becoming more apparent
county following a possible unfavour-
able decision, Last week Mayor Speer
Distract Men Head Gas Company
The annual meeting of the share- Children
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.0).., A a ac,c.c.rr .l111
-~ --40/0/01/1// thrive en it ......_
every day. The ladles of the Airforce.
have a slogan "We serve that men
Reeve Ball, Deputy-Reeve W. Bruege-
man, Councillor Ed. Faelker, and.
holders of the Domestic Gas and. Oil.
Company was held in Odd Fellows 44113
might fly", and girls that joie the Clerk 0, D. Brigham, went to St. Hall, Goderich on Wednesday after-
Other two women's for ces replace men
ao that they can carry out more actin-
les, Women are carrying -on in SO
to assist in the war effort, many ways
Mary's to interview officials there, re-
garding the financing of that town as a
separated munielpality„—Hanover Post.
noon, The following were elected to
the board of directors: G. H., Smith,
J. H, R. Elliott, Myth; R.
Bowman: Brussels; Dr- William
on
in, the barn on his farm. He alighted
on a pile of stones and fractured his
collar bone and several ribs. His head
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ter air operations overseas, now is pre-
slimed dead. Born on May 24th„ 1922,
in ;Morris Township, he tvas educated
home Wednesday, Mra Buntateatral
mother is also a visitor in the village.
Rev, Stanley Keast after a pleasaal
farms, factories, millions of other jobs.
But these girls in the various services
are leaving their regular way of life
for that more disciplined experience
—
Thieves Steal 200 Chickens
,Mrs, Harvey Reilly of 20th. con.,
Greenock Township opposite jackson"s
school, was victimized by thicken
J.
Geiger, Waterloo; A. H. Erskine, God-
erich, At a -subsequent meeting of the
directors, A, H, Erskine was elected
president, and .Gortloir Elliott, secre-
was badly bruised and gashed and
several stitches were required to close
the out. He was in the hospital for
nearly a week.—Mildrnay Gazette.
in Brussels schools, He enlisted in
the R. C. A. F. in September, 1940,
and trained at Toronto, St. Hubert,
Que., Crumlin and Uplands. He re-
Up-
visit with -acquaintances, left for his
work on Wednesday,
The Red Cross quilting will be, held
at the home of Mrs. Win, Edwards:
The Glenannan School ha$ become and of them we must be most proud.
The Canadaian Womens Arin'y Corps
is now celebrating two years of set-
vice and the growth 'has been steady
that to-day they are ready for so
thieves about 10 days ago when mid-
night marauders got away with nearly.
200 fine young birds which were just
ready for market. —Paisley Advocate,
tory-treasurer. The Dominion Gas
and Oil company operates 23 oil wells
at Bothwell, and 20 gas wella around.
Hagersvi. lle and Dunnville. .
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Water High In: Lake' Huron:
Water in Lake Huron, now 38 inoh-
es above normal, covers the greater
of the bathing beach ax Gaderich, • part
ceived his wings in May, 1941, at'
lands, and was commissioned a pilot
officer. He went overseas the follow-
log month and was promoted to the
rank of flying officer early in 1942,
quite popular as a pleasure_ mort—
so if you have a quarter to spend. you
know Where to go—they will use you
right.
is
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• has- and' marooned, shade trees and — Rev. Stanley Keast - spoke in the greater expansion, This also true
of the Wrens and the Women', ' Div- ,
TO Transport School Children County Barn. Burned
pillars of the beach pavilion, originally Huratt Holstein On Test 'Presbyterial. Church, Sunday.
ision of the Airforce. A$ we noted '
above women are taking their part in
big in but
A. new bus service according to an.
announcement from the Ontario De.
partment of Education, will be in op-
.built
Fire of unknown origin completely
destroyed the '89,000 County House of
Refuge main barn near Strathr .y. The
' well back of the water line. The
water is. the highest since 1929. .:
W. Herne Glutton, Goderich, has W.
received. a Record of Performance cer-
. We were quite. interested. in. K.ere
Pennington's letter from overseas: We
admired him leaving his beer on. the a way our war effort none
in as a direct anti efficient way as
=Roe girls of the three services,
: oration during the coming •scheoi rear'
for the, transportation of pupils front
the secondary schools, Nos. 2, 3, 6 and
building, one of the largest barns in
the district, was filled to the rafters,
with recently harvested grain. The
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Listowel.S'oldier Killed: In Sicily:.
ll'rs, Chas. Dicks; Listowel, has
titivate from the Federal Dept, of
Agriculture; Ottawa, that credits his
pure-bred Holstein, Meadow Glade
bar—but the, guy who says Wingham
is nearer Heaven than any other town
has a kick coming.
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i
NEws -.„.
'7, of Hibbert Township, to Mitchell
HightSchool. : '''5 pupils will be accom- n' modated.-Seaforth Huron-Expositor,
loSs, close. to 12;000 is, completely coy-
ered, by insurance. Firemen were un-
able to get sufficient water pressure
to extinguish the blaze-that had gotten
been notifi ed that her huSband; Priv--
a,e Charles William Joseph Dicks,
serving with the 48th. Highlanders,.
Toronto, was killed' in action against
Colantha Posch with a production of
11553. lbs,. milk containing 410 lbs.
butterfat in 305 days. She began her
test as a six-year-old and was milked
Our visitors in and , oat. of, the yil,
lege: Mrs. Alex Marshall and Jimmie
of Stratford, . at Wm, Curies; Mrs.
.1- - of the i
Breaks Hip In Fall
'O'Brien reported.
headway by the time they arrived it
-ved was
the enemy on July 18th, He was be-
to have taken part in the in-
twice daily throughout. Thos. Applebee of Glenan.nan„. with
Hannah and .Mary Stokes; Jean Ruth, airs. Jane Brien .83 year-old resi-
vasion of Sicily. He was married' to erford of Goderich, with Mrs. Press;
DisTRIcT `evening
dent of Mary street fell on Sunday
at her home and broke her .
—
Tripie:Y•tiked7 Egg Ella May Buckley on April .2601., BELMORE .
Mrs. Elliott and little son. of 'Miliiinay
„*„„,„„„,,„.„„„,„‘„,,„„;,,„„,..„„„„,,,,,,,
Mount Forest Stays Wet
... ,,,, ;
Hat
hip, She was alone at the time and.
was not found until the milkman call-':
.ed in the morning. Neighbors then
Some time ago a United: States
Farm Magazine and other Yankee
periodicals went a, into ecstasies when
1940, at Toronto. In addition to his
wife, he is survived' by his father and
a brother, who reside in England.Mr.
qwi • to the busy time the attena , - ng '
ante at the Missionary meet in g held
Mrs. Fred Johann's 'Wednesday
at Paul Willies; M. Jeffray with Alma
old at the Brick Church,
and Mrs, Wm. Edwards motor-
ed to St. Marys. last• week to visit
the Canadian farmers ate snaking • a
good job of the bacon .Contracts and it..News
Beverage rooms will remain in the
town of Mount Forest, as the result •
ed once nitre, with local option ballot-
assisted and called a doctor who took
her to the hospital. She is now doing
as well as can be expected.—Clinton
Record,
—a
of voting, last week. The "drys' fail-teacher
rural woman reported' finding a t-iple-
aoIked egg among the lienfruit pro-
minced' on her ranch, and'alie rarity was
mach publicized'-with illustrations and
of reading matter, copious amount
F. Five Day-Week For Kincardine: Stores
Effective September 1, Kincardine
business places will observe a five-
day week, stores closing air day Mon-
afternoon was not so large. Meeting
opened with singing and prayer. Mrs,
Roy Rutherford as leader, Mrs. Nor-
man Newans at the piano. Roll Call,
"prom- was answered with a verse of
their daughter-inlaw, tailing on Miss
Anna Fax. Miss Bate was the village
for years andhada. hume
°")us way of punishment, being no
Shipmenta of bacon from Canada to diary
I tog- to secure ellougil support to erad-
irate the beer parlors, voting being
sous test seven years ago. The vote, •
Affirmative (wet) 594; rooms was:
Two Fires At -Teeswater Station
Police and railway officials are
working on one of 'the toughest pro-
blems they have encountereda--incen-
fires at the local C. P. R. yards.
mote decisive than it was in the prey-,Mr.
n the question of retaining beverage made
But that Canadian chickens are not to
be outdone by their •thuains to tbe.
south was demonstrated' at the farm of -
Mr, Arthur Dickison on the 12th ton-
cession of Carrick recently, when- his
day. Hours will be 6 p. m daily exa •
cept Saturday when stores will remain
open till 10 p. ni_ to the year's end,
From January 1st. to March alst.
next, Saturday closing hours will be
ise of guidance"; readings, Mrs. Thos.
Abral ' • Mrs. McLean and M. jef-
fray—How a tittle taper was used by
the lighthouse keeper to light the lard-
• er light, saving the life of many on the
small woman she just sat on them
She was a splendid' teacher.
Bumsteadis to be congratulated
on the wonderful improvement he Tin's.
on-his dWelling.
nt;ative (dry) -134,
Saturday'tight of July 24th., an at- birds produced no less than four trip-
Herald:
7' p. m. .
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water. Prayer, Mrs. Arthur Fitch.
"How • .
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by tempt was made some person or. le-yolked eggs.—Walkerton
Brussels Officer Noy.? Pretamed Dead?
3frs. Fraser Donated a beautiful quilt, may one obtain a good pos-
Hanover May Secede From Grey
'persons to -destroy the main station •
by igniting at the base of oily waste
Times.
Mr. and Mrs-. J, G. Spier of Erin- i
the piecing of this would require many
hours thousands It is and of stitches. •
'one ture?":read of the-questions in the
physiology examination,
Pending the appeal regarding the , the freight shed doer, The fire was
etlualizazion of assessment between ] getting nicely under way when noticed
1 Hannvtr and the County of Grey, local ' by an employee of the Railway. It
Felt Through Barn Floor
Alex Waark received very painful
injuries when he fell through the floor
sell, have received official notification `,hoped
'that their son, F. O. John Garfield
Spier, previously reported' missing af-
to' realize a tidy sum and thanks
to Mrs. Frase r for he r donation,
Mrs.. Hewitt's mother left for her
_ One of' the'sturients, a country lad,
wrote: • "Keep the- cows off' and' let it
crow .uo•awhile.",
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS - FREE
DON'T MISS YOUR NAME!
it is in any of the advertisements on this page you
will receive
TWO WAR SAVINGS STAMPS FREE!
Money Can B Saved By Buying At Home
The business people in every comnumitypay a. large percentage of the local taxes;
their stocks and stores tell the citizens and visitors Whether the town is a progressive-
municipality or is in the doldrums.
The Wingham merchants advertising on this and other 'pages of this paper, are
doing their utmost during these critical days, to ppomote the interests of the town by
stocking such goods'as are available. They are therefore entitled to your support.and by
supporting them you are helping yourself amdalso the town.
Gasoline and tires are precious, at this juncture, so you can save both by doing
your shopping right in Wingham. In many instances prices are controlled, so there is
actually no object in spending money for transportation.
SEEDS
Pa6kers
Limited
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THE PLAN IN' A NUTSHEr.r
Each week there will appear in the advertisements on this page
the names and addresses of people residing, in the Wii/glum District.
Simply locate your name in one of the advertisements, clip' out
the advertisement and present it to- the Advance-Tim:es Office on or
before the following Thursday and you will receive -
TWO WAR SAVINGS, STAMPS. T.R-Frgt
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LADIES' - MEN'S WEAR
ISARD'S
We urgently advise early in-
spection and selection of Your Spring'Wardrobe. We are happy
to announce that our stock is as good and in sate instances stir-
passes our usual High Standard
in Qualtiy and Styling.
3obephine St. Wingham
OODS
it The Entire Family At
BAI3ER'S
DRY GOODS MEN, LAMB'S AND CRILDRBN'S WEAR BOOTS & MOBS
'Out LarliPt and Childress White
Shoe lines *re now notuplete
Frig 'garb.'
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B R . COAL
attean Lumber &Coal Dwer.
Lath. Shingles
Boatd
in BLUE 'CO
alt At- l Veit Vottr rattctiot.
lift W. take
GROCERIES
GEO. OLVER
Groceries, Meat, Fresh
Fruits & Vegetables
That Ate. Always Fresh And.
Re.asonably Priced
Phone 116 Josephine St.
OPTICIAN • DRUG STORES
Furniture Undertaking