The Wingham Advance-Times, 1943-10-14, Page 2SECURITY
Those o go down to the sea in ships risk
much for our security yet what greater symbol
of the nation's safety can be found than these
sam; rulers of the waves?
As they protect against the enemy that would
threaten our shores, so Brantford Roofing
protects countless homes against the ravages of
the elenaents. But just at present„ because
strategic materials go into its making, the supply
of Brantford Roofing is limited,
Every effort is being made to distribute the
ailable production on an equitable basis in
rimumities. To simplify- inventories and
Ise supplies, all lines have been standardized
on a minimum range of colours and styles.
When Victors' is ours and hostilities have ceased,
Brantford Rooting products will again be
available in mple supply for civilian use. Plan
now for your home's renovation when the war
is done, with Brandord Roofing products for
security and smartness.
13ran fa d 'Roofs
Btontford Roofing Company Limited
Brantford - Ontario
amton Hardware S
Brought to you each week by
the blue coal dealers
of Canada
ington at Guelph on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith Robertson of
Kitchener, spent tjre week-end with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rob-
ertson on the boundary.
" Mr. Clifford Hetherington spent the
week-end with his father, brother and
wife on the boundary.
Mrs. Gordon Hamilton, and children
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ham-
ilton and Mrs. Fred Churchill and son
and other friends on the 1st line.
inew.y-tornted Seaforth Salt Cenr;,,any.i
which nlans to go into prnductien is
:1 a few days, are:eared in pollee cnstrn ,
C43-5C:75.e.1 charged with aggravated .; assandt npron secretary of the
czn:Inan:c. Lt is a".leged that Beldan.i
4served with a dire: tor' notice of 'AS-4 In7.52.21 by. Elliott. struck the senretaryl
with a sock, inuring him. At his 1
own rear:est, Beldz,n was remanded for 1
a week. and hall :of S',.-5n.n. was renewed.
jeiracates Charged
Thre,e alleoed nzetmbers ther...?rder I
Jawah's Witnesses. an:ested. SF 1
,R.C.M.P. and provincial police in
t,aloderielt Tn.-ants-hip. were charged. in
.Manistna-te enttrt with failinn
'report inn tnedical enatthaatinna and
antihoritie.s of a ohango
of ddress. The =en we:* Ernest
illelntosh, sof I'Veolstook„ Antiet.
Rainer. of St. Anne, Ont., and Win
,ef randG Variey, %.11.-tet.
.1ritosh was :Le spol,-;e4-nt---, He sold
;Charged With Assault
R. Red manager of the 't
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ThMinister of Finance of the Dominion of Canada
offers for public subscription
$1,200,000,000
Fifth
VICTORY LOAN
Bated and bearing interest from 1st November 1943, and offered in two
Thnturitin, the choice of whichis optional with the subscriber, as follows •
Fa2v-Pthd S:u1Krrip "ori...s---.-Subscaip n for either or both maturities of the loan may be paid in full while the
lists are open ta the iss--ne price in each ease without accrued interest. Bearer bonds with coupons will be
available for prompt delivery.,
.F.-...stc.L-rag.'..tnbscriptio--Stbscr:41- tions may also be made payable by instalments, plus accrued interest, as
fullo .cs--10 on applinafiers; 18% on 1st December 1943; 18% on 3rd January 1944; ,•p
1S:t.'; on 1st Februaty 1944; 18% on let Alarch 1944; .
1S-i64 -,..7.73 on the 3% bonds or 18.3T% on the 1 i:55 bonds, on let April 1944.
The last ,yment •on 1st April 1944, -comers the final payment of principal, plus .64 of 1% in the ease of the
ben_i. and .3.7 of 1 in the ease of the 1.%% bonds representing accrued interest to the due antes of the ,
rpective instalments.
dergbn. +.7-7k‘--Efolders Dornirion of Caned Bonds due 15th October 1943 and Dominion of Canada
_'773"Bona,--• d 15thOttober 3.915 ,the latter isb-ue called for payment at 100% on 15th October 1943), who have
not Itresentei their bonds for payment., may, whiic the subscription lists are open, tender their bonds in lieu of
sua,,,clipliorn--, far a Me or grealer par value of bonds of one or both maturities of This loan at the issue
vice in ea:2a case. The surrender value of the 5-„-% and Or the 4% bonds will be 100.125% of their parvalue,
the resuliinz, adjust:mem to i're paid in each.
tThe:Nrki-l'ictlec t mance the right to aeeept or to allot the whizan of it part of the amount of tilts loan sulnsennb' ne for etash for either or loth .maturities if total sitbnerintians are in excem of si,z)n,000me.
f this 10.1131 ,1.4ill be used by the A;voralnlICAIL1 to finance, experulil Ure9 AA" war purpose*.
schsen-nintions =AT Ine made throurinann -Victory Loan 'Salesman, the. NO tiOttO) War Finance Cont. matte or any-re:penitative thereof, any branch in Canada of oor chortertaltorik, or Mt)" authorized Sartnes litany, Trust or lAvat Company, from whom may he obtained
appiticarion forms and epics of the Of Prospectus eontainitur eompltto details of the loan,
The Um.; Vitt coca on lath Ontober 1943, 4uill t, ill oose on or about fah November 1.941, stint ot•• itdrhout nonce, at tho disecothut Of the Uinister of Xqrketom
3 rears Old.
Neighbors and friends met at the
.me of Mr, and Mrs. Basil Edwards,'
nsall, to celebrate the 93rd birth-
litty of the former's mother, Mrs. Ed-
§ wards, A. family dinner :narked the'
event, after which eards were enjoye
Mrs. F.dwards, .win) is the eldest lady
in Hay Township, is remarkably
smart for her advanced years, and cu.:, present, A .slfort business meeting of
' the W. M. S. was held in the after- 'joys life.
noon. Final plans were made for en-
Purse .ertaining .the ladies of the W. M. S. Stolen At Dance
A young lady from. Kincardinetad
ter purse taken front her coat while
`tending the dance in Lucknow on
Fair Night. 'The purse, with her reg-
istration card, NV3.$ found later on the
street, but some $1.5.0-0 which it had
contained was missing. - Lucke
Sentinel.
Bears Raid Apple Trees
That bears are fond of apples is
being shown in the peninsula, north n.
of \\9arton, One morning recently, 34.1.ses' Ina and Audrey Welsh spent
Laurence Lynch, Dyers Bay,, heard 1 Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. A. E.
his dog barkinn, .fulinusly, and on in-;
estigating found a bear and her cub ;
tra one of his apple trees gorging
themselves .17.1 his app!enn, 1-le got
hem bath -with his gun. This makes
the third for his recent bag.
Won Goderich Scholarship
At the meeting ni the Celln-niate
institute board antnancement was
made of the award of the Robert Mann'
I
Kay scholarship of $200 cash to Rnin•
• er: Feiss et. This seholarshin is niven,
of Knnx. United, Baptist, Boas Pres-
loytenian, Anglican Churches, and the
W. M. S. at Donnybroak. The
ing closed with prayer by the presi-
dent, Mrs. Win. McVitti;
AC?. Leslie Rodger of Dunnville.
spent the week-end at the home -'6f his
brother, Mr, E. Rodger and Mrs.
Rodger,
Mr. and Mrs. Mansel Cook and chil-
dren of Colborne Tewnship, NiSite3. on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E. Rodger.
YOUR EYES. NEED
ATTENTION
Optometrist
Phone 118 Harriston
DONALD B. BLUE
Experienced Auctioneer
Licensed for 'Counties of
HURON & BRUCE
All Sales Capably Handled.
R. R. 1, Kincardine
Phone: Ripley 30-24_
F. F. HOMUTH
Our Point Scientific Exasnic.
Minn enables us to give yon
clear, Comfortable Vision
NV4Isiz.
Miss Mae Tunnyy of Brantford, was
a week-end guest at the hone of Mr.
and Mrs. Waiter CeA
Mr. and Mrs, Lyman Janlin or To.
1$it(!1 Wit:: Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
iardin and w tlaer friends.
Mr. pin Gear of Kitchener, spent
over the week-end with his twAher,
Mrs. Thos. Gear.
Mr. Jilt;: Kay of SeatorCh, visited
whit her z,lusin, Mr. Murray Mr-
Dowel
:.tasters Donald Cowan and Pohl)),
Vokes, of Illytit, visited at the home
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin McDowell.
Th e Missian Band met on Sunday
with 16 present. The meeting was led
by Violet Coo' ripture lesson was
read by Ceni Abell. A reading
was given by r3eiena Gwyn. The
story was told by Mrs. Howard Camp-
bell,
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FOR TUNING IN TO
CKNX
Wed.,8 porn.
Tbur414,r, October 14, 1943'
to; the Cinderich, =dent taking ligh-
t est standir.g, in the upper schnnl, withi
, the proxisinn that the student crontinne I
liver
1
1
Iris (or her) stnadies in a university
cznres. Ribett has entered the Uri-
chetrinai engineering.
1 sity of T77.7,73ti3 for a cnurse in;
tan .43
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It Le tries onronsel. S. Row. of Torz...nt?.
was unable rtesent, and asheiq
lfor and was grzr..3ter.1 a week's adjocrn.
me-tt. Bail of Sa.fsiM was fit eaoh 1
ease. arerse3 were n-.r.arrie21 to
Awl:par.! ory
or, • swea--
WESTFIELD
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th visited ett 1,Ve,l'neslay ro
1177, 13:r1:1 Mrs. W, ;i:ltentn.lonffl.
Wannen Pren-:
• r::-.anitninning with
and Mrs. 777-tit. 13=5::;n7.1.
Mrs. Tnenntatt fts
weeks Iron 7it:r 1177%.
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old cralz scz2e3 .,n Tvlarc7:: 11141. The avenant 7onntsennnien -n; ettn‘nty ., 7 ..„..? 14, ."_o--t-,..zz,3 1-,!.' .436d:
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WINGRAM ADVANCE-TIMES
I action in t4e. latest 1R,C,AZ cas-
i ratty list. Be was a son M.
MoKay, of Brussels. He graduate,.
,zzti January 1943. at an air foroc ••
4.,bservers sate' Qnebee.
MORRIS
Miss. Tanet Robertson of Brussels,
spent the week-end with her mother
a*n d brother on the ist line,
Mr. Spence and Isobel McKinnon.,
spent the week-end and Thanksgiving
day with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Robt. McKinnon.
The McClennan families held their
re-'union on Monday at their sister and
brother-in-laws, Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Trrollenbeck- at Stratford_
Mr. and Mrs. Russel Barnard visit-
ed for a week with his parents, Mr.
and, Mrs, E. Barnard and other .
friends,
Mr. -C, Hetherincrtnn and Mr. and
Mrs. George Hetherington, attended
t'.ae wedding of Mr. Carman Hether-
ether Mts*Ig
.;nttf. :Mrs. :. NI; tztt.n %-
Ewe tece.nezi a nenssane, inznn -
stag...;,
C:neer IN...nat.::
r11:1
ar.nnistn. !-e :nen, `^` N.' nrnr. % N.'"4"7:4' Z:11.211-.7 '71 $1°21::'1111-
annested nt 'est= elan 'fleet. innarn r nt-.3. Mrs W F. Carniher, liCss
:"-=? vAz•L'I 3 -1. '::-?: :"-nt la:- Ine hard In •ben: ' Vt"intnitrini, anz .sn.no.Fnnnz :nil- ...I elk
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Intn _ants- - izt. vs:inn:nett n..
Winighara Advance- Imes
Pau:heti at
'MIZORAM . ONTARIO
Schstription Rate - One Y
Six month;, '$1.03 in adva
1.7.. S. A.., per year
Foreign rat; S.S.,Dfl per year.
Adneretsing rates ea apphimtion.
NEWS
of the
DISTRI..
rialtint*M240=1116,04*1411=MIMMOPISVAN.
no:Sher-4- tel--ena !le nnnetten for basi-
n-ea on Fenian. mnnaing. Teenntrater
Nova.
Plam`ed '2,4332 Pine Tenn-
In a reizztestEzz pr,:dezt Beim car-
t-led out at 1'2s bush Conce:ssii=
116, Pram, lke•evc, Irwin Lzbsinger
town pl'anted red rlfae trees las:
weak. 'ithese trees which were szonced
-.In the. Pennnttrnenn ..f Forests 4
Minns:, are nne .inot in antentZt
czurse .07:" ietv years slonl.! -
erahly. assist .i.:
:V.:or:214:e !n this neck of
liera%; Tithes.
4 Se Tons of
In • '• ' t.oty
wore
rrat.::.!1 foe Zar.a..1..an 1.
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Rev. IR. Stall
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MoTtz.oran AS resi i_let-1, Mat.
_Viss.
• laraszin as se;At! Mr: •J + itegib4 :Jag
°MOWS, Zitit Oclotor 1.043,
.15 years and moutItc_
Bends
Due 1st January 1959
Canal& in or after 1956
Inter payable 1st .January and July
Bearer denominations,
$S1Zl. $.103, WO, #1.;430(1,$5,00.3.$25.000
Issue Price: 100,0
.1and
interest payable in lawful money of Canada; the principal at any agency of the Bank of
Canada the interest turi-annuall3-, without charge, at any branch in Canada of any
Qaartered ilia-ra-,enctstting that the first interest payment on the 3% Bonds will he for
an'nicht months' period and payable 1st July 1944.
Bonds:etas be re'stered as to principal or as to principal and interest,
as derailed in the Official Prospectus, through any agency of the
Bank of Canada.
3 years and 6 months
13A% Bonds
Due 1st May 1947
Non-callable to maturity
Interest payable 1st May and November
Bearer denominations,
$1,000, $5,000, $25,000, $100,000
Issue Price: 100%
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