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I California ,GRAPES • 19c
Ufa P/CKLED
BEETS, 24 oz. jar ........23c
CLARK'S ASPARAGUS OR
MUSHROOM
SOUP 2 10 oz. tins 17c
CLARK'S VEGETABLE, OXTAIL
CONSOMME
SOUP ... . . 2 10 oz. tins 15c
DOMINION 24 oz. Loaves
BREAD 2 loaves 15c
KELLOGG'S
RICE KRISPIES ... 2 for 23c
MUFFETS.. 2 pkg. for 17c
H. P.
SAUCE .. A1/2 oz. b6ttle 29c
C. & S,
COFFEE, 1 lb. . . . . , .43c
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MOLASSES, 16 oz. —13c
ALL MERCHANDISE SOLD AT
YOUR DOMINION STORE /S UN-
CONDITIONALLY GUARANTEED
TO GIVE 100% SATISFACTION.
2 LB. TIN •
CORN SYRUP . : . .23c
McLAREN'S
MUSTARD.
SNOWFLAKE
AMMONIA, pkg. . .. 5c
SINKO, tin .... 25c
FLUSfI0, tin , ..... .21e
LASCO
CLEANSER, tin . „ 5c
CATELLI MACARONI AND
SPAGHETTI,16 02.. .2 for 17c
25 - 40 and 10 WATT
SOLEX LAMPS . ... .15c
AYLMER SOUR
PICKLES, 16 oz. jar 23c
.:Norre
NAVY
TISSUE 4 rolls 25c
DOMINION BLACK
TEA, 1/2 lb. „ „ .35c
1 CHIVIELL,0 FRESH GROUND
COFFEE, 16 oz. . „ ,35c
Fruit & Vegetables
SIZE 288
ORANGES . . — . , 31c doz.
SIZE 96
GRAPEFRUIT , ... 4 for 25c
COOKING
ONIONS . , , — 3 lbs. 17c
WASHED
CARROTS . ... . . 3' lbs. llt
FIRM
CABBAGE
WAXED
TURNIPS . ...... 3 lbs. Ile
WINGHAil ADVANCE-TIMES
Thursday, Nay, 15th, 1945
V.ET.ERANS HO.NOURE.0
AT .1.10L.MES' SCHOOL ,......,,..,.
On. Monday night a dance was held
at Holmes' school in honour of the,
boys of the section who had served
overseas, Only two of the six boys
soldiers were present, gdwin, chand«,
ler and Russel Holmes, The others,-
who could not be present were Jack
Johnston, Clifford Jenkins, who is in
the hospital in London, Lloyd Wilsoo,.
at present in Vancouver and George
Tervit, who has pot yet returned from
Overseas. ,She address was read by
Alex Sproul and the presentations
made by Bill King.. The boys made a
suitable reply expressing their apprec«.
iation to the people of the section.
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AUCTION SALE—Of farm stock WOULD YOU LIKE-10c a dozen
and implements, will be held at more for your eggs plus a premium.
North half Lot. 34, concession 1, We pay a guaranteed price of 10c a Morris, at 1 p.m., on Thursday, dozen over the price as quoted in November 22nd. Terms, Cash. No the Globe & Mail for Grade A Large
reserve as farm has been sold. Matt ungraded eggs plus a hatchability Gaynor, auctioneer, William Balfour,
Proprietor.
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YOU CAN TURN—Your spare time
into money, selling chicks for one
of Canada's better known Hatcher-
ies, Your friends and neighbours are
prospective customers forour, high
quality. "Canada Approved" chicks.
'Write .for further details to Box H.
A dvance-Times.
pienxturn on all -eggs weighing 23
ounces and over per dozen. We cull
and bloodtest your flock free of
charge. If you are interested in mak-
ing- more money from your eggs and supplying hatching eggs for the 1946
season, write immediately for full
details. Tweddle Chick Hatcheries
Ltd;, Fergus, Ontario.
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BRIDGE CLUB
Nine and a half tables took part in
the play at the Winghani Bridge Club,.
Thursday evening at their regular
weekly meeting. The results were:
North and South-1st, Mrs, Art, Wil-
son and W. H. French; 2nd. Miss C.
Ist;iSter and Miss M. McCallum; 3rd,
Mrs. W. H. French and Mrs. cordon
MacKay; 4th. Mrs. E. D. Bell and
Mrs. F, A. Parker; 5th. G. C. Gam-
mage and Don Nesmith. East and
West-1st, ,Mrs, W. L. Kress` and
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons having claims against
the estate of Adam Knox late of the
Township of Howick, in the County
of Huron, Farmer, who died on or
about the twenty-fifth day of &Mere-
bet A. D., 1045, are notified to send
to J. I. Crawford, Wingham, Ontario,
on or before the 24th day of Novem-
ber. A. D., 1945, full particulars of
their claims, in writing. Immediately
after the said 24th day. of November,
the assets of the said testator will be
distributed amongst the parties entitled
thereto, having regard only to claims
of Which the executrix shall then have
notice,
DATED this second day of Novem-
ber, A. D. 1045. 3, H. CRAWFORD, K. C,
Wingham, Ontario soildito.cor the Executrix. taiternot.
The family of the late.Jos. Gamble
wish to express their appreciatioit to
their •neighbours and Mende for the
kindness atid sympathy extended to
them, at the tittle of their recent bete
FOR SALE—Shorthorn Bull of ser-
,yiceable age. Ranson bred. Apply FOR SALE to Jam 5. Scott, Belgrave, phone
CHARIS Foundation Garment Co.
• trained Corsetiere for Wingham,
surrounding district and towns. If
• you need a new garment, any size
or type of figure at reasonable prices,
fall on Mrs, Wm. Kennedy, Minnie
Wingham.
FOR SAT.F—,Girls' Figure Skates,
white boots, size 5; Boy's Skating
eeitfit size 3, black boots. Mrs. C.
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FOR SALE—Kitchen Range fully en-
amelled in ivory with red trim, en-
amelled reservoir top. Complete
with water front. Apply to Geo. R.
Scott, John St.
FOR SALE 18 Sucking Pigs, 611,,
weeks old and 4 serviceable hogs,
about 80 pounds. Harold Dennis,
near Wing-ham cemetery.
FOR SALE-1928 Chev. Sedan, rel-
iable car with exceptionally good
tires,. Must be sold before Thurs-
day evening. Apply to Fred Mas-
sey, Wingham, Phone 270.
FOR SALE—Purebred Barred Rock
Pullets. Apply to J. S. Paisley, R.
R. 1, Glenannan,
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--VOR SALE—Three stoves, apply to
to A. Bell, Bell Block, Wingham.
FOR SALE—Two year old heifer and
calf, one Jersey heifer rising 3 years,
due in February. Apply to J. G.
Simmons, B. Line,
FOR SALE-2 H. P. Master Ball
Bearing lvfotor,,,60 cycle, 110-220
volt, RPM 725 almost new. Phone
279.
LOST—On No. 3 mail route between
Harold Walker's and Wingham
Post Office, a pair of dark rimmed
glasses in blue case. Phone 338 or
leave at Advance-Times.
PAIN KILLER FOR CORNS—
Lloyd's Corn and Callous Salve
gives prompt, sure relief. 50c at Mc-
Ribbon's Drug Store.
PIANO TUNING — tuning price
$3.00, repairs extra, factory expert-
once,. By Wingham Bandmaster,
Gee. 5. Wright. Must leave orders
at Advance-Times,
REX WHEAT GERM OIL—Assur-
es better breeding for all animals
and poultry, For sale by' Stainton
Hardware,
SLENDOR TAI3LETS are effec-
tive. 2 weeks' supply $1; 12 weeks'
$5, at McKibbon's Drug Store.
12 PIANOS—Re-conditioned, N e w
Chesterfields and Bedroom Suites.
Order your radio and washer now at
the Mildmay Furniture Store, Schtt-
ett & Son, IsSildinay and Mt. Forest,
Free Delivery.
WA TED--A girl for general house-
work, Apply to Mrs, Joe Clark,
Victoria Street. Phone 229.
WANTED—A capable girl as book-
keeper and saleslady. Apply to D.
Rae & Son, Hardware,
WANTED—Good young horse, about
1.300 or 1400. Work single or doub-
le. Apply to Roy Noble, Blyth, 85R
28.
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HAVE YOUR REFRIGERA.
TOR CHECKED AT LEAST
QNPE A YEAR
and save costly repairs later,
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Plaster
Repairing
A. French
Wingham
Plastering Contractor
Specialist in Cornice
Work & Decorative
Plastering
Plaster repairs promptly
and neatly done.
Box 23 Phone 187
Mrs, J. H. Crawford; 2nd. Mrs....-. G.
Godkin and Miss Margaret MacLean;
ard. Gordon MacKay and Mrs. Geo,
Ross; 4th. Mrs, 0. Colborne and D. B.
'Porter; 5th. Mrs, wC, H. Magee and
Mrs. J. J, Brown.
SALEM
Reeve D. L. Weir is attending the
County Council at Goderich this week.
A shower was given at Lane's school
OPEN DEER SEASON
HURON, BRUCE, GREY
Season Will 13e November 19th., to
November 24th., Inclusive
It was announced last week that the
Department of Game and Fisheries
have given official notice with regard
to an open season for hunting deer in
this section. The dates for the coun-
ties of Huron, Bruce and Grey are
from November 19 to November 24,
both days inclusive, making six full
days in which local ninrods will be
able to hunt deer. Deer have not been
reported very plentiful in this area but
it is said that they are quite plentiful
in parts of Bruce and Grey.
BLYTH
Miss Melba McElroy of the High
School teaching staff, Guelph, spent
the week-end at her home.
At a meeting of the municipal coun-
cil it was decided to turn over the
municipal rink to the local Lions Club
for this winter, .with the corporation
supplying the motor and hydro for the
rink.
The Lions Girls and Boys Band has
been organized with a membership of
Mr. Robinson of London, was present
WANTED— Lady to clerk and work
in store, Apply Box R., Advance-
Times.
WANTED-3 or 4 unfurnished rooms
or apartment by soldier's wife with
two school age children. Replies to
be left at. Advance-Times office.
WE ARE AGENT FOR :Kitchener
Big-4 Chicks. The Hatchery strong-
ly advises placing your order early,
to insure breed and. delivery date.
Catalogue and Price List. Same
high standard, Canada. Approved;
breeders bloodtested. Agent, Fred
Hogg, Wingham.
PHIL OSIFER OF
LAZY MEADOWS
By Harry J. Boyle
I was in Quebec at the conference
on Food and Agriculture, The work
was pretty well caught up here at the
farm and when those fellows asked me
if I would like to go along and sort
of sit in for the farmers, I made up
my mind to go. We've been hearing
so much about these United Nations
meetings that I thought it would be
a good experience and for that matter,
probably the only chance I'll have.
It was well' worth it. For one thing
after three weeks in Quebec seeing the
people from all over the world in at-
tendance, I'm pretty well convinced
that the folks were trying to do a real
job in regards, to this whole business
of food, the farmer and agriculture.
Somehow or other you couldn't help
but have that feeling. Food has the
key to a lot of this old world's troubles
and if they ever put it on the proper
basis, they've got a good foundation
laid for other things,
The man who impressed me a good
deal was this fellow Sir John Boyd-
Orr. That's a. pretty imposing name
and you would naturally expect the
sort of fellow we often make fun of . .
with big estates, a title, an interest in
politics and not knowing much about
hardship. Well sir, Sir John Boyd-Orr
is just a plain farmer like you and me.
There's nothing stuffy about him and
he's as plain as you could possibly find
anywhere.
In .the first place he has just been
appointed. Director-General of this new
organization on Food and Agriculture.
That's a big job and he's going to be
pretty busy at it. I met him in the hall
one day and he spoke and what's more
he stopped to chat. The first thing he
asked me was whether I was a farmer
or not. I told hiriP yes and he ducked
me into his room and locked the door
and started firing questions at me
about farming in Canada.
I found out that he has a farm in'
Scotland and I noticed other things:
His hands are big and rough from hard
work. He has unruly grey-white hair
and big shaggy eyebrows that point
out Iike horns. He's a Glasgow man
with a, thick burr in his voice and his
old battered pipe was taped up with
some black, friction tape. His clothes
looked like most farmers best suit and
his tie was a little left of centre show-
ing a collar button.
What's more lie k,new farming, and
that made me quite hopeful about this
new organization.
CopporS are Vv. /am...
I &IWO itot tot, kneag; but ple.ate fit
Wm mails si pair of the,. °legatos
sibeee.f.
CARD OF THANKS
Bush and Pasture Land. Seventy-
five acres, with spring creek running
through and partly wooded, the rest
good pasture land. Located on the 6
Concession of Howick, near Wroxeter,
and belonging to the D. D, Sanderson
Estate, Price $1,200,00 to close the
estate. Apply to 5. H. Crawford, K. C.,
Wingham Ontario,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons having claims against
the estate of Joseph Gamble, late of
the town of Wingham, in the County of
Huron, Labourer, who died on or
about the 28th day of October, A. D.,
1945, are notified to send to J. H.
Crawford, K. C., Wingham, Ontario,
on or before the first day of December,
A. D., 1945, full particulars of their
claims in writing. Immediately after
the said first day of December, the as-
sets of the said testator will be dis-
tributed amongst the parties entitled
thereto, having regard only to claims
of which the executor shall then have
notice.
DATED this 12th day of November,
A. D., 1945,
J. H. CRAWFORD, K. C,,
Wingham, Ontario,
Solicitor for the Executor.
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11'OR SALE e--Rebuilt Electric
Refrigerators (guaranteed),
Frigidaire Sales and Service
Stewart
Home Appliances
— Phone 29
last Thursday night for Mr. and Mrs,
Wm. Errington, who verc recently.
.married, They were presented with a
purse of money, Mr. .Errington made
a. very suitable reply. We welcome
Mrs. Errington to our community and
we wish them man happy years to-.
,ether.
Mies Doris Wray who attends the
Wroxeter Nigh School spent the week-
end with her. parents Mr, and Mrs.
Gordon Wray.
The W. A. spent a pleasant .aftee,
noon on Tuesday of this week at the
home of Mrs. Allan Fralick of Wing-
barn,
around twenty-five. The organizer,
and picked the members of the band.
,Anniversary services of Old St, An-
drew's Presbytdrian Church was held
on Sunday with Rev, Mr. Stewart of
Goderich, being in charge of both ser-
vices. The choir under the leadership
of Mrs. Harold Phillips accompanied
by Jean Harris at. the organ, and were
ably assisted by the choir of United
Church, The quartette comprising
Maitland Henry, Henry Jerome, Wal-
lace F. Hollyman and Stan. Sibthorpe
and the anthem by the choir were
worthy of special , mention. Large
congregations greeted the speaker at
both services,
With the Victory Loan returns not
completed Blyth has raised two hund-
red and fifty per cent, of its quota.