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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1944-10-19, Page 6Pr nWELL I THEN AFTER THE 1 BOB, YOU'LL GET MUCH BETTER• SKATES-AND HAVE THE MONEY SAVED TO BUY THEM ! // MOT IT me mum No. 57 CANADA'S VETERANS 7heii# Ant*, Ofroetio/fres The third 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. 2.(ff 'AVRPMErfoom For complete informa- tion, we for the booklet, "Back to Civil Life." • WINGHAM ADVANCg-TIMES Thursilay„ October 19 1944- • C./ • • yin Taylor. Canada Packers Special — Oats: Robt, Gibson; Fall Wheat: E. H. Strong. DAIRY PRODUCE AND DOMESTIC SCIENCE Class C Print Butter: Mrs. W, H, Wolfe, R. Milligan; Eggs, white: J. A. Bryans, E, H, Strong; Eggs, brown: S. Brears, Mrs. N, McDermitt; Home-made soap: S. Brears, Mrs. W, H. Wolfe; Best five pieces Cold Lunch: Robt. Gib- son, Mrs. J, A. Hone, Home Baking Loaf of white bread: R. Milligan, R. Hibbert; Loaf of whole-wheat bread: J. C. Thomson, Mrs. Carnochan; Loaf bread, brown: J. C. Thomson, Mrs. Carnochan; Johnny Cake: C. W. Sparling, E. H. Strong; Parker House rolls: R. Milligan, Geo, Baker; Buns: R. Hibberd, R. Milligan; Plain Tea Biscuits: R. Hibberd, Mrs. Carnochan; Wartime cake; C. W, Sparling; Bran muffins, plain: E. H, Strong, R. Hib- herd; Whole-wheat muffins: R. Milli- gan, Mrs. Carnochan; Light layer cake: E, H. Strong, Mrs. J. A. Hone; Sponge cake: Mrs. Hone, Mrs. Car- nochan; Angel cake: Mrs. Hone, Mrs. Carnochan; • Chocolate cake: Mrs. Hone; Plain Orange cake: Robert Gibson; Soft ginger bread: Mrs. Carnochan, R. Milligan; Jelly Roll: R. Milligan, N. Wade; Light fruit cake: C. W. Sparling, J. C. Thom- son; Light Cookies: Cecil Grain- ger, Mrs. J. A. Hone; Oatmeal cook- ies: E. H. Strong, J. C. Thomson; Ginger cookies: Mrs. Carnochan, E. H. /Strong; Drop cakes: E. H. Strong, Minnie McElwain; Scotch short bread: Mrs. Carnochan, R. Milligan; Dough- nuts: A. Keil, Mrs. Carnochan; Cocoa- ilia Macaroons: Robt. Gibson; Apple- sauce cake: N. Wade; Raspberry cake: Robt. Gibson; Butter tarts: C. W. Sparling, Mrs, Hone; Pumpkin pie: Gordon Brown, E. H. Strong; Raisin pie: R. Milligan, Mrs. Hone; Lemon pie: C, W. Sparling, Ed. Jacques; Apple Pie: R. Milligan, Mrs. Hone; Jelly Fruit Salad: E. H. Strong; Meat Loaf: 3, A. Bryans, Robt. Gibson. Bottled Goods Apples: R. Milligan; Cherries: Glenn Johnston, R. Milligan; Plums: Glenn Johnston, R. Milligan; Raspberries: S. Brears, Glenn Johnston; Strawberries: R. !Milligan, Glenn Johnston; Peaches: Sheaf Fall Wheat: N. Schmidt; Sheaf Mrs. W. H. Wolfe, Glenn Johnston; White Oats: N. Schmidt, Mrs. Car-1 Pears: Mrs. W. H. Wolfe, Glenn John- nochan; Sheaf Barley: N. Schmidt. ston; Black Currants: Mrs. J. Inglis, Howick Residents only—Best Oats: 1 Mrs. W. H. Wolfe; Raspberry Jam: M. Taylor, S. J. Robinson; Best BardMrs. W. H. Wolfe, Robt. Gibson; ley: E. H. Strong, Melvin Taylor;1 Strawberry Jam: Robt. Gibson, Glenn, Best Fall Wheat: E. H. Strong, Mel- Johnston; Apple Jelly: Mrs. W. H. Rrantford Roofing has provided thousands of Canadian homes with reliable protection against the elements, during• the past 40 years. Skilled Brantford craftsmen, using the finest materials, combine beauty and permanence with special weather- proof and fire-resistant qualities to make Brantford Roofs as outstanding value; long-lived, easy to apply and reasonably priced. ' tor soh byr AVV, GEE, POP-MY PAPER ROUTE'S GOING TO PAY FOR NEW SKATES MICK FALL FAIR PRIZE WINNERS POULTRY Class A Barred Plymouth Rocks—Cock: J. D. Douglas, 1st & 2nd; Hen: J. D. Douglas, 1st & 2nd; Cockerel: j, D, Douglas, Donald Brown; Pullet: Don- ald Brown, J. D. Douglas. Barred Plymouth Rocks (bred to Jay)—Hen: Donald Brown, Spence Brears; Cockerel: Donald Brown; Pullet: Donald Brown, Plymouth Rocks, A, 0 V.—Cock: D. Brown, 1st & 2nd; Hen: D. Brown, 1st & 2nd; Cockerel: Donald Brown; Pullet: Donald Brown. White Wyandottes — Cock: J. D. Douglas, 1st & 2nd; Hen: J. D. Doug- las, D. Brown; Cockerel: J. D. Doug- las, D, Brown; Pullet—D. Brown, J. D. Douglas. Leghorns, S. C. White—Cock: Geo. Douglas, 1st & 2nd; Hen: Geo. Doug- las, 1st & 2nd; Cockerel: Geo. Doug- las, 1st & 2nd; Pullet: Geo. Douglas, 1st & 2nd, Leghorns (bred to lay)—Cock: D, Brown; Hen: D. Brown, 1st & 2n4; Cockerel: D. Brown; Pullet: D. Brown. Minorcas, Black—Cock: J. D. Doug- las, 1st & 2nd; Hen: J. D. Douglas, 1st & 2nd; Cockerel: J. D. Douglas, D. Brown; Pullet: J. D. Douglas, D. Brown. Any Other Varitey—Cock: J. D. Douglas, D. Brown; Hen: J. D. Doug- las, •D. Brown; Cockerel: D. Brown, J. D. Douglas; Pullet: D. Brown, Geo. Douglas, Pair Geese, Toulouse—Geo Doug- las; Pair Ducks, Pekin, Geo. Douglas, 1st & 2nd; Pair Ducks, Rotten: Geo. Douglas, 1st & 2nd; 2 Cockerels, ready for market: E. H. Strong, D. Brown; Pen, (heavy breeds): J. D. Douglas, 1st & 2nd; Pen, (light breeds); D. Brown, Mrs. J. A. Hone; Leghorn, 1 cock, 2 hens: Emerson Downey. GRAIN Class B Red Winter Wheat: N. Schmidt, E. H. Strong; White Winter Wheat: N. Schmidt, Mrs. Jas. Carnochan; Spring Wheat: N. Schmidt, 1st & 2nd; Bar- ley: N. Schmidt, E. H. Strong; White Oats: N. Schmidt, Mrs. Carnochan; **your local deafer for bifornation and prices. Ori :Brantford Asphalt Slates ,-,Itivelated Sidliig ..4titd Roll 1.0orito. Wolfe; Orange Marmalade: Robt Gibson; Conserve; Glenn Johnston, C E. Gregg; Chicken; Ed, Jacques, Robt . Gibson; Beans: 5, A, Bryans, Glenn Johnston; Corn; Mrs. W, IL Wolfe Robt, Gibson; Pint Tomato Catsup Mrs, W. 11, Wolfe, J. C, Thompson; Tomato Juice: C, E, Gregg, 5, A, Bryans; Salad Dressing; Mrs. J. A. Hone, M. McElwain; Peas; Glenn Johnston, C. W, Sparling; Tomatoes; A, Neil, C. E, Gregg; ,,Tomato Chili Sauce; Mrs, W, H, Wolfe, 5. A. Bry- ans; Relish for cold meat: Mrs. N. McDermitt, Glenn Johnston; Pickles, sour: R. Milligan, j. A. Bryans; Pick- les, mustard: J , A. Bryans, R. Milli- gan; Maple Sugar: Robt. Gibson, E. H. Strong; Maple Syrup; Mrs. Jas. Inglis, Geo. Baker; Strained Honey: Robt. Gibson; Collection canned fruit: R. Milligan, Glenn Johnston; Collec- tion of pickles: Glenn Johnston, J. A. Bryans; Family menus for three days: Robt. Gibson; Best Layer Cake (not iced): Mrs. J. A. Hone,,Mrs. Carnoch- an; Assorted Fancy Sandwiches: J. A. Bryans, Robt. Gibson; Collection of Baking: R. Milligan, Mrs. Carnochan, Mrs. J. A. Hone; "Overseas" Pac'ked Box: J. A. Bryans, Geo. Baker, ROOTS AND VEGETABLES Potatoes, early variety: N. Wade, Ed. Jacques; Potatoes, late variety: Robt, Gibson, N. Wade; Swede Tur nips, for feeding purposes: Melvin Taylor, R, Milligan; Swede Turnips, for table use: N. Schmidt, A. Keil; Mangolds, red; Mrs. Carnochan, R, Milligan; Mangolds, Yellow; M. Tay.- lor, Mrs, Carnochan; Mangolds, white: Mrs. Carnochan, M. Taylor; Carrots, garden: E. H. Strong, N. Wade; Car- rots, field: Geo. Baker; Fodder Corn: E. H. Strong; Celery: Mrs. Jas. Inglis; Potato Onions: ,,Mrs. W. H. Wolfe, Mrs. N. McDermitt; Seed Onion: Mrs. W. H. Wolfe, John Koch; Onions from Dutch Sets: John Koch, Spence Brears; Collections of Onion: Mrs. W. H. Wolfe, John Koch; Parsnips: Mrs. W. H. Wolfe, N. Schmidt; Pumpkins: E, H. Strong, Mrs. Carnochan; Pump- kins (pie): Mrs. Jas. Inglis, C. W. Sparling; Citrons: Mrs, Carnochan, Emerson Downey; Turnip Beets: R. Milligan, R. Gibson; Tomatoes, large: R. Milligan; Cabbage, white: Spence Brears, Mrs. W. H. Wolfe; Cabbage, red: Mrs. W. H. Wolfe; Watermelons: Mrs. W. H. Wolfe, N. Schmidt; Squash:-R. Milligan, Geo. Baker; Cu- cumbers: N. Schmidt, Mrs. Jas. Inglis; Table Corn: N. Schmidt, Mrs. W. H. Wolfe; Field Corn: Geo. Baker, E. H. Strong; Butter Beans: Mrs. W. H. Wolfe, Ed. Jacques; Farmer's Basket of Vegetables: R. Gibson, R. Milligan; Collection of Field Roots: N. Schmidt, R. Milligan, FRUIT Class E—Winter Apples Northern Spy: John Koch, E. H. Strong; Rhode Island Greening: N. Schmidt, Mrs. Carnochain; Wagner: N. Schmidt; King of• Tomkin's Coun- ty: N. Schmidt; Russet: R, Gibson, R. J, Sanderson; Peewaukee: R, J. Sanderson, A. Keil; Tallman Sweet: E. H. Strong, R, J. Sanderson; Coll. of Winter Apples: R. Gibson, N. Schmidt, Fall Apples Ribson Pippin: N. Schmidt, R. Gibson; Colverts: R. Gibson; Alexander: C. E. Gregg, W. T. Campbell; Snow Apples: E. H. Strong, Mrs, Jas, Inglis; Weal- thy: E. H. Strong, N. Schmidt; Mc- Intosh Red: N. Schmidt, Mrs. W. H. Wolfe; Collection of Fall Apples: N. Schmidt, R. Gibson. Other Fruits Crab Apples: W. T. Campbell, S. Brears; Plums: N. Schmidt, 1st & 2nd; Pears: J. A. Bryans, R. Gibson. PLANTS AND FLOWERS Cliss F Asters: Mrs. W. H. Wolfe; Dahlias: Mrs, Carnochan; Sweet Peas: J. A. Bryans; Stocks: Mrs, Carnochan, Mrs, Hone; Gladiolas Spikes: Mrs. Car- nochan, Bouquet for living room table: Mrs. Carnochan, Mrs.. W. H. Wolfe; Bouquet for dining room: Robt, Gib- son, Mrs. W .H. Wolfe; Basket of An- nuals: Mrs. W. H. Wolfe; Pansies': Mrs. Carnochan, J. A. Bryans; Petun- ias: Robt. Gibson, W. T. Campbell; Marigolds, French: J. A. Bryans; Snapdragohs: Mrs, Hone, Mrs. Car- nochan; Straw Flowers: Mrs. J. A. Hone; Collection of House Plants: Mrs. N. McDermitt, Ed. Jacques; Be- gonia: Mrs. J. Winter, C. W. Spgrl- ing; Geraniums: Mrs. W. H. Wolfe, Ed. Jacques; Fern: Mrs. Carnochan; Foliage Plants: C. W. Sparlitit, kri. W. H. Wolfe; Hanging Basket: J. A. Bryans; Window, Box: Orville Mc- Gowan; Scabiosa: Mrs. Carnochan. LADIES'. WORK Living and Dining Room Furnishings Fancy Pillow: Mrs. Hone, Mrs. J. Winter; Luncheon Set: Glenn John- ston; Afghan, wool: Mrs. J. Winter, Mrs. Emma Zurbrigg; Crocheted Lace Table Cloth: Mrs. J. Winter, Mrs. Hone; Breakfast Set: R. Gibson, Mrs. Jas. Inglis; Buffet Set: Mrs. Hone, Mrs. Inglis; Bridge Set: Mrs. Hone, Mrs. Jas. Inglis. Bedroom Furnishings Towels, embroidered: Mrs. Hone, R. Gibson; Guest Towels: R. Gibson, Mrs, Hone; Bath Towel and wash cloth: Mrs. Hone, R, Gibson; Pair of Pillow Cases, embroidered: Mrs. W. Demerling, Robt. Gibson; Pair Pillow Cases, any other kind: Mrs. Hone, Mrs. Carnochan; Sheet and Pillow Cases: Robt. Gibson, Glenn Johnston; Boudoir Pillow: C. W. Sparling, Mrs. Hone; Curtains, hand made:. Mrs, W. H. Wolfe, Mrs. Inglis, Ladies' Personal Wear Night Robe: Mrs. Hone; House Coat: Mrs, Hone; Pyparna Suit: Mrs. Hone, Robt. Gibson; House Dress: Mrs. Hone, Robt, Gibson; Convales- cent Jacket: Mrs. Hone; Kitchen Apron: R. Gibson, Mrs. 1, Winter; Knitted Pullover: Mrs. Hone; Bag, fancy: Mrs. Hone, Mrs. Jas. Inglis; Knitting Bag: (Geo. Baker, Mrs. Hone. Children's Wear Play Dress or Rompers: C. W. Sparling, Mrs, J, Whiter; Sweater, knit or crochet: C. W, Snarling, Mrs, Car- nochan; Knitted Suit: J. A. Bryans, Domestic Needle Craft Comforter, wool filling: Mrs. Hone, Glenn Johnston; Comforter, down fil- ling: Mrs. Hone, Mrs. Emma Zur- brigg; Quilt, pieced cotton; Mrs, Car- nochan, Mrs, Emma Zurbrigg; Quilt, applique,: Glenn Johnston, Mrs. Car- nochan; Quilt, fancy quilting: Mrs. Hone, Mrs. W. Detnerling; Bed Spread: C, W. Sparling, Mrs, }lane; Men's hand knit gloves: J. A, Dryans; Braided Mat: Mrs, Hone, Mrs, Car nochan, Hooked Hug Mats Mrs. Hone, Mrs, W, H, Wolfe; Mat, A, 0, IC,: Mrs, Hone, Mrs, W. H. Wolfe; Bath Mat: Mrs, Hone, Mrs. Carnochan; Ladies' Knitted. Wool Gloves: 3, C. Thomson, Miscellaneous Needle Craft Articles made from old silk stock, ingsf Mrs, Hone, Mrs, Carnochan; tabor saving detezet Mrs, W. tr. Wolfe, C, W. Snarling; Article Girls' Johnston, Mrs, J. Winter. Thrift Exhibit — Showing the re- modelling of old clothing: 1st., Gorrie W. Institute; 2nd., Rutman Jr. Insti- tute (Fordwicli); 3rd., Fordwich Wo- men's Institute. HOUSEHOLD SCIENCE Class H. (No Entry Fee) Ladies over 60 years—Wool Bed Socks: Mrs. N. McDermitt, Geo. Baker; Hot Water Bottle Cover: Mrs. N. McDermitt; Pxatical Apron: Mrs. N. McDermitt. TEA Clothing, made from old garment: J. A. Bryans, C. W. Sparling; Three arti- cles suitable for gifts: Mrs. Carnochan, J. C. Thomson. Howick Residents Only Quilt Blocks: Ed. Jacques; J. A. Bryans; Infant's Bonnet and Booties: J. A .Bryans, Mrs. Jas. Inglis; Infant's Jacket: Ed. Jacques, Mrs. Jas. Inglis; Cotton Quilt, pieced: C. W. Sparling, J. A. Bryans; Waste Paper Basket: R. Gibson, C. W. Sparling; Hooked Rag Mat: C. W. Sparling; Woollen Mitts: M. McElwain, E, H. Strong; Pillow Cases: Glenn Johnston, Robt: Gibson; Tea Towels: Mrs. Jas. Inglis, Robt. Gibson; Men's Socks, fine: Melvin Taylor, Mrs. N. McDer- mitt; Men's Socks, •coarse: Ed, Jac- ques,' E. H. Strong; Men's Sleeveless Sweater: C. W, Sparling, Mrs. Jas, Inglis; Men's Long-sleeve Sweater: C. W. Sparling; Amateur , Photo- graphy: Mrs. J. Winter, •J. A. Bryans; Laundry Bag: Mrs. J. Winter, C. W. Sparling; Laundered Tablecloth: Glenn STAINTON HARDWARE Brantford Roofing company Limited, Brantford, Ontario Brantford Roofs Brantford Roofing, offers you a choice of colours which are as soft, warm and tlistinctive as Nature's own. They blend perfectly with their surround- ings and give your home a new, heart-warming beauty. Brantford Asphalt Slates are the aristo- crats of roofing. They have excep- tional dignity and Charm; require no upkeep; and help to reduce the cot of fire insurance. VORWITMI.n. 0 DO YOU REALLY NEED THOSE THINGS MORE THAN WE WANT THE BOYS BACK FROM EUROPE? I NEED WHAT I EARN FOR TREATING 9 THE• GANG DOLLARS SAVED TOWARDS VICTORY I Every member of the family can help make this loan the success it must be if we are to win the peace as well as the war. By giving up small luxuries, now, we help pro- tect the way of life we want. Besides which, we will have the money to spend later when it will buy us more. JOHN LABATT LIMITED London Canada ainiv aid Eiteefi'em— • PootaagstoOpfterte0 SOCIAL SECURITY 'MEASURES. In planning Canada's re-establishment program, its framers worked. with one principal idea in mind. This was that the only answer to the problem of permanent re-establishment ob, and that the surest way to get and hold that job is a j is by the skill necessary for it. VOCATIONAL TRAINING Every ex-service man or woman who will ,be assisted in re•establishment by training is eligible to have it. There is provigion for paying fees for all courses and, in addition, the, ex-service man or woman may receive maintenance grants up to: le; $80, Monthly for a man and his wife, together with children's allowances. $60 monthly if sing • This training is available for the period of od, e if srvice necessary , to a maximum of one year, but can be „extended beyond that pe ri and if service is more than one year. EDUCATIONAL TRAINING This is available to all who are admitted to university within 15 months of discharge and, as in vocational training, fees are paid and there are main, tenance allowances up to: ether with allowances for $80 monthly for a man and his wife, tog $60 monthly for a single man; dependent children. . These allowances will be continued on a month for month basis of the time in the services, providing all examinations are, passed. Outstanding studeuts may have assistance continued to completion of the course. SOCIAL SECURITY MEASURES Under the re,establishment program Canada's veterans who, within IS months of discharge from the services, become ill or unemployed may draw maintenance allowances up to $50 if single and $70 for a man and his wife, together with children's allowances. The out•ofAvork benegts are for those fit and able to work, but for whom there is no 'work immediately available. In the case of serious illness there is free treatment and hospitali zation for any condition in the year following discharge. As a further security measure, every veteran who enters insurable employ.. ment is entitled, after 15 weeks• in that employment, to unemployment insurance credit as though the Whole period in the serVices since July 1, 1941, had been spenti in the insurable employment. lsn4 under site authority of Hot, rail A. Mackenzie, iiVfiniaret bf PENSIONS AND NATIONAL HEALT14 * t014ti AtiVaattStl.tOtt tO SOMA VtAlt CAL WOMAN tiVEAStAti4 •ff: VETERANS' WEILFAREOFFICERS ARE STA. 'TONED IN KEY CENTRE THROUGHOUT CANADA, THEY ADVISE, AND ASSIST VIC. SERVICE PIIRSONNEt, AND SHOULD BE CONSULTED ON ALL PROBLEMS. I • a