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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1944-10-12, Page 7Thursday, October 12, 1944 WINGHAM ADVANCE-TIMES PAGE SEMI Extra Values You Get Only in Firpstene Tires VitarnicFin bber—Extra prqtec. and wear. tion against weather checking Fred McConnell A. A. Beevor Following a recent meeting of the directors, J. 'W. Horsey, President. of DOMINION STORES LIMITED, announced that Fred McConnell (left) has been appointed Vice-President and Treasurer, and A, A. Beevor, secretary. —Geo. Douglas, 1st & 2nd; Pair bacon hogs, any breed—Arnold Halladay, 1st & 2nd, Class 21 Pen, any breed — Norman Wade, Geo. Douglass; Pen of four bacon hogs —Arnold Halladay, S. J. Robinson; Best pen of five bacon hogs—Arnold Halladay, S. J. Robinson. (Balance of list published next week) GORRIE Mr, and Mrs. E. J. Farrish spent Wednesday of last week in London. Mrs. Jennings of Morpeth, spent a few days last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Chas, Lawrence and ac- companied Mrs. Lawrence to Toronto for the week-end, Mr. Gordon Barton of Toronto, is visiting with his daughter, Miss Mar- lene Barton. LAC. and Mrs. V. 0. Clark of Mont Joli, Que., are spending the week-end with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Underwood and Mrs, Clark is remaining for a longer visit. Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Stephens and son of Thorndale, were week-end visit- ors with Mrs. R. H. Stephens. iMrs. Kenneth Galloway and twin sons have moved to Wingham where they expect to spend the winter months. Mr. Archie Halladay q Toronto, visited for the week-end with his mother here. Miss Helen Irwin was a London vis- itor one clay last week, Mr. and Mrs. John Kaine and son Keith, of MacTier, spent the week-end with the former's mother, Mrs. S. G. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Newton of New- ton brook, spent the necwk-end with Mr. and Mrs. R. G, Newton and other relatives. Robt, Gale, H, Johann; Team in bar. ness—y.obt. Gale, E. Johann; Best horse on grounds in roadster and car- riage classes—Currie & Tervit, Class 5 Best gen. purpose or farm team—J. J. Kries, E. Johann; Single wagon borse—J, J. Kries, H, Johann, J. j, Kries; Gentlernan's outfit—Currie & Tervit, 1st & 2nd; Best Lady Driver— H, Johann; Best light horse, shown on halter J, J, Kriess; Best span light horse—H, Johann, BEEF CATTLE Class 6--Shorthprns Aged, Bull—H, Hossfeld & Son, Turnbull & Son; Bull over 1 year and under 2—Strong Bros„ W, Turnbull & Son; Bull iinder 12 month—W, Turn- bull & Son, H. Hossfeld & Son; Breed- ing cow--W. Turnbull & Son, H, Hossfeld & Son; Heifer, two years old —'W, Turnbull & Son; H. Hossfeld & Son; Heifer, one year old—H. Hoss- feld & Son, 1st and 2nd; Heifer under 12 month—W, Turnbull & Son, H. Hossfeld & Son; Female, any age W. Turnbull & Son; Herd—W. Turn- bull & Son. Class 7—Dual Purpose Heifer, under two years—S. J, Robin- son, 1st & 2nd. Class 9—Herefords Aged bull—j. T, Lyons& Son; Bull over 1 year and under 2—J, T. Lyons & Son; Bull over 1 year and under 2— j. T. Lyons & Son, Geo. E, Sanderson; Bull under 12 'months—J. T. Lyons & Son; Breeding cow—J. T. Lyons & Son, Geo, E. Sanderson; Heifer, two years old—J. T. Lyons; Heifer, one yr. cld—J. T. Lyons, 1st & 2nd; Heifer under 12 month—J. T. Lyons & Son, Geo. E, Sanderson; Herd — J, T, Lyons & Son; Female any age—j, T, Lyons & Son; Best herd of pure bred cattle, beef type—W. Turnbull & Son, J. T. Lyons & Son. Class 10—Grades—Beef Type HoWick only Yearling Heifer—Geo. E, Sander- son; Female, any age—Geo. E. Sand- erson; Best beef-type calf born in 1944 —H. Hossfield & Son, DAIRY CATTLE Class 11—Holsteins . Bull, under two years—Harry Has- tie; Cow, four years old or over—A. Johnston, 1st & 2nd; Cow, under four years—A, Johnston, 1st & 2nd; Heifer two years old — A. Johnston; Yearling Heifer—A. Johnston; Heifer calf—A. Johnston, Class 13—Grades—Dairy Type Howick only Cow milking or near milking — A. Johnston, 1st, & 2nd; Female, any ege —A. Johnston; Best pure-bred calf, dairy type, six months and under one year—Harry, Hastie; Best dairy cow— A. Johnston. SHEEP Class 14—Leicester Aged ram—J. W. Cowan, G, Brown; Shearling ram—j. W. Cowan, G. Brown; Ram lamb—J, W. Cowan, G. Brown; Ewe—G. Brown, J. W. Cow- an; Shearling Ewe—J. W. Cowan, 1st & 2nd; Ewe" Lamb—J. W. Cowan, 1st & 2nd, Class 15—Oxford Aged ram—Orville McGowan, W. A. Tolton & Sons; Shearling ram—W. A. Tolton & Sons, 1st & 2nd; Ram lamb—W. A. Tolton & Sons, John Baylor; Ewe—W. A. Tolton & Sons, 0. McGowan; Shearling Ewe—W. A. Tolton & Sons, 1st & 2nd; Ewe lamb —W. A. Tolton & Sons, 1st & 2nd, Class 16—Any other pure bred Aged Ram—O. McGowan, 1st & 2nd; Shearling ram-0, McGowan, 1st & 2nd-; Rain lamb—O, McGowan, 1st & 2nd; Ewe-0, McGowan, 1st and 2nd; Shearling Ewe-0, McGowan, 1st & 2nd; Ewe lamb—O. McGowan, 1st & 2nd; Pen sheep—O. McGowan. Class 17—Any Breed Pen Sheep—J, W. Cowan, 0. Mc- Gowan; Best pen of three Ewe lambs, any breed—W. A, Tolton & Sons. SWINE ' Class 18—Berkshires Boar, over one year—J. W. Cowan, 1st & 2nd; Boar, over four months and tinder one year—f. W. Cowan, 1st &. 2nd; Brood Sow j, W. Cowan, 1st & 2nd; Sow, over four months and under one year—J." W. Cowan, 1st and 2nd. Class 19—YOrIrshire White Boar, over one year — Norman Wade, W. Turnbull & Son; Boar, over four months and under one year — Norman Wade, 1st & 2nd; Brood sow —Norman Wade, W. Turnbull & Son; sow, over four months and under One year—Norman Wade, W, Turnbull & Son. Class 20—Tainworth Boar, over one year—Geo. Douglas; Boar, over four months and under One ydar—Geo. Douglas, 1st & 2nd; Brood sow—Geo. Douglas, 1st & 2nd; Sow, over four months and under one year Men, Women Over 40 Feel Weak, Worn, Old? Want Normal Pep, Vim, Vitality betsx West, raffemw, toxinisci.malitiort melte yon feat mom eut., old? Trrostrox Contains ttenersi ettitniututs, ones needed otter 80 er 40, Sunelies Iron calcium oiteivierus, 'vitamin Irothe You Piet name! v in, innitreiery the outer Tonle trtibtota Only 354. leer $410 40 sic gore drug sterna st,orriabsts, Experienced Auctioneer J 1 i ' DONALD B BLUE Licensed for Counties of HURON & BRUCE All Sales Capably Handled R. R. 1, Kincardine Phone: Ripley 30-24. 11 HOWICK [MI FAIR PRIZE WINNERS HEAVY HORSES Class 1—Agriculture Brood mare — C, Grainger, H. • Johann; Foal—H. Sparling, C. Graing- er; Gelding or Filly, one year old — ' a CANADA'S VETERANS 7hek Asitifor Overtioft/e.s. The second in a series of advertisements to inform the people of Canada of plans to reestablish men and women of the armed forces.. To get full details, save and read every advertisement. For complete inform. tion, write for the booklet, "Back to Civil Life." ThelibeStroCe 6totaity mdaestakilthoweeekedit-s - OTHER ASSISTANCE AFTER DISCHARGE The Canadian re-establishment program gives discharged members of the services they assistance und hey are deciding er a wide variety of measures during th their future as civilians. THE WAR SERVICE GRATUITY harge, monthly payments to those honorably discharged, who enlisted for service anywhere, and to those who This became law at the last session of Parliament, and provides, after disc saw service in the Aleutian Islands, for their period of service there. It provides a basic gratuity of $7.50 for each 30 days' service in the Western Hemisphere and $15.00 for each 30 days' service overseas. A supplementary gratuity of seven days' pay and allowances, with Canadian sub. sistence allowance, is paid for each six months' overseas service. Service in Greenland, Iceland, the Aleutian Islands and any other theatre of war is overseas service. Other places in the Western Hemisphere are not. Aircrew, flying outside the Canadian waters, or stationed outside Canada or the United States, and Naval personnel in seagoing ships of war are regarded as Monthly payments not exceeding monthly pay and allowances last received will start on overseas service. after January 1, 1945, unless the Act is proclaimed earlier. RE-ESTABLISHMENT CREDIT A re-establishment credit, equal to the basic gratuity shown above, and not including the' supplementary one is available in the 10 years following discharge for constructive purposes such as purchase of a home, business, furniture or tools, or payment of premiums under Govern , meat life insurance. It can also be used for modernizing or repairing a home, for working capital , of a business and other similar purposes. The re,establishment credit is reduced by any grants paid while training or continuing education, or by grants paid under the Veterans' Land Act. Training, education and Veterans' Land Act grants cannot be paid if the re,e.stablishment credit is used, unless an adjustment is,made. AT DISCHARGE At discharge every man and woman is advised of the re-establishment program, is given a complete medical and dental examination, and may receive free treatment for any condition shown by the examination, in the year following discharge, They are allowed to retain one uniform and certain other service clothing. All discharged since August 1, 1944, receive a WO civilian clothing allowance and if they have 183 days' service and receive an honorable discharge, a rehabilitation grant of 50 days' pay and one month's dependents allowance. They also receive a railway warrant to their home or place of enlistment. AFTER DISCHARGE Service personnel seeking employment apply through Employment and Selective Service, but in many offices they will find Veterans' Welfare Officers and other specially trained staff ready to assist them. Veterans who wish to return to their former civilian positions are entitled to reinstatement in that position, if the job still exists, if they are capable of filling it, and if application is made within three months d discharge, ns Unde oners r the h rce e law o Canada ev ry evse Service ervice man or woman with overseas service, or disabilit which they apply. y peiive prefe in Civil appointments if qualified for the position for VETERANS' WELFARE 019E10316 ARE STA. TIONED IN KEY CENTRES THROUGHOUT CANADA. THEY ADVISE AND ASSIST 13X. SERVICE PERSONNEL, AND SHOULD 1311 CONSULTED ON ALL PROBLEMS. issued utulet the 4uthority of Pion. leni A. Metekentie, Minister of PENSIONS AND NATIONAL HEALTH * WO) 'r AUVnu.TiS8141114'r TO 'SOW, litA14 Olt "Ort)VtA14 toVtlt.StAS. ri Mae THOMAS FELLS AUCTIONEER REAL ESTATE SOLD A Thorough Knowledge' of Vann Stock. Photo 231, Wingheint Is M. MacLENNAN Veterinary Surgeon Office Victoria St, Wert. Formerly the Hayden ittaidence moms 106 winithain, .t. ontatio • • • ••I • • # ) riff' I Gear•Grip Tread---Thousands of sharp-edged angles provide extra protection'against skidding. Mr. and Mrs, Percy Colmer and son Gary were holiday visitors with Ur. and Mrs, Ernest King and other ref's;-r tives. Mr, and Mrs, Robert Wade of Sarnia, spent the week-end with and Mrs. Norman Wade. Mr, Earle King of Stoney Creels„ spent the week-end with his parent4 Mr. and Mrs, W, C, King. St, Stephens Auxiliary Pieced Blocker The regular meeting of St. Stephene Women's Auxiliary was held at the residence of Mrs. T, T. Short ost Thursday afternoon last with a good. attendance, After piecing blocks for a quilt, the president, Mrs. Holmes., conducted prayers, and following roll. call which was a verse from your favourite prophet, the scripture read- ing was taken by Rev. G. K. Nobel. The theme "Salvation" was chosen for the next meeting, Mrs, P. C. Taylor gave a very in- teresting paper on "The Prophet Mal- achi" which was very instructive. • Following closing prayers, the host- ess served a very dainty lunch while all enjoyed a social half hour. Won Mink Coat Mrs. Beatrice Yovan of Lucknow was the winner of a short mink coat,, in the Aid to Russia "Linen Shower"' draw held in Toronto. Mrs. Yovan received official notification of her good fortune on Saturday, and while her name was recorded as "Govan", her ticket stub, E-11227, corresponded with the lucky ticket. Mrs. Yovan, was second in the list of forty winners-, —Lucknow Sentinel, Sufferers of bleeding and, protruding piles should know Bunkers Herbal Pills treat the cause at its source. Money back if the first bottle does not satisfy. At McKibbon's or McAvoy's. Firestone tires have always been noted for their extra values and consistent high quality that mean longer wear, more safety and greater value. And, just as you would expect, it is Firestone that today is the pacemaker and pioneer in developing new materials, new methods and new machines that have resulted in tremendous advancement in tire design, construction , and performance. With new tires so hard to get% it is more important than ever to get the best tire that money can buy with your tire ration certificate . . and that means Firestone . . . because Firestone tires stay safer, longer. IIPPtg 41P44teattillil Gtirn•DiPping--Each tire cord is insulated against friction and. blowouts. internal heat to protect against rsck7,r 6 safti.tock cord.-- Tightly woven, stronger ords afti•Lo ed together for c extra S strengthck. PILES "Know. How" More than 40 years' experience assures extra pe rformance. WELLINGTON FIRE Insurance Company Est. 1840 1 An all Canadian Company which has faithfully served its policy headers for over a century. Head Office •-• Toronto H. C. McLean Insurance Agency 'Wingham 111111011•••••....••••n 1101.1•11•111 DR. Rs L. STEWART PHYSICIAN jyTelephone 29 IC As CRAWFORD, Ms D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Plitine 150 Wingham DR. W. Ms CONNELL PHYSIC/AR AND SURGEON Phone 10 R, J. Sanderson; Gelding or Filly, two years old — Albert Johnston, N. Schmidt; Gelding or Filly, three years old—Sam Schmidt, A. Johnston; Team in harness—Sam Schmidt, T, Roney, Glenn Johnston. Class 2—Heavy Draft Brood Mare—N. Schmidt; FOal—N. Schmidt, 1st & 2nd; Gelding or Filly, one year old—F. Roney; Team_ in hal.= ness—F, Roney, N. Schmidt; Best horse on grounds in light and heavy draft classes on halter—F. Roney; Best tandem outfit, draught, agricul- ture or wagoti—John J. Kries, Sam Timm, F. Roney. Class 5A Farm Horses (Howick residents only) Brood mare—C. Grainger, Emerson Downey; Foal—H. Sparling, .Emerson Downey, C. Grainger; Gelding or Filly," A. H. MerAVISII Teeswater, Ontario Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public and Conveyancer 1 Office : Gofton House, Wroxeter every Thursday afternoon 1,30 to 4.30 and by appointment Phone -- Teeswater 120J. is Ws INFIELD Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Etc Money To Loan Office -- Meyer Block, Wingham I. IL CRAWFORD Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Etc. Bonds, Investments & Mortgagee: Wingham Ontario one year old—R.- J, Sanderson; Geld- ing or Filly, two years old—Sam Schmidt, Emerson Downey; Gelding or Filly, three years old—Sam Schmidt & R. J. Sanderson, 2nd and 3rd; Farm team in harness—Glenn Johnston, Sam Schmidt, R. J. Sanderson; Best heavy draft team in harness—F. Roney; Best brood mare in agricultural or heavy draft classes, with foal at side—Nor- man Schmidt; Best agricultural team in harness—Glenn Johnston; Best agricultural filly or gelding, three yrs. or under—H. Sparling. LIGHT HORSES, Class 3—Roadsters Single roadster—Cui'rie & Tervit, 1st & 2nd; team in harness—Currie & Tervit. Class 4—Carriage Single carriage horse—H. Johann, HARRY FRITORE Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Director Furniture and Funeral Service Ambulance Service Phones: Day 109W. Night 109J. FREDERICK A. PARKER OSTEOPATH Offices: Centre St., Wingham Osteopathic and Electric Treat- ments, Foot Technique. Phone 272. Wingham. J3 As FOX Chiropractor and Drugless Therapist. RADIONIC EQUIPMENT COMPLETE HEALTH SERVICE Phone 191. MOST MILES PER DOLLAR Business and Professional Directory