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A recent announcement regarding
the Diocese of Huron Anglican Ad-
vance Committee records the appoint-
ment of Mr. j, Harold Duplan as 0 •Chaitutan of the Advance organization
for the Diocese. Mr. Duplan is the Ex-
ectuive Vice-President .of Silverwood
Dairies, Ltd, and has had had a dis-
tinguished career both in Church and
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Jackson, Blyth; VanEginond,
Clinton; Gordon l3issett, Godcriolt; W,
Sparks, Bayfield, W. Clutton, God-
'erich,
The guest speaker was M, Cle-
mons, Secretary-Manager of The Hol-
stein-Friesian Association of Canada,
Brantford, Mr. Clemons showed'
movies taken on his recent trip to.
South America. He advised that there
were -excellent iprospects for develop -
in a substantial trade in high-claSs.
Holsteins with Britain, South Ameri-
ca and Mexico.
Western Ontario Fieldroan, j, E.
Terry, ' Lambeth, complimented the
Club. on its enthusiasm and the excell-
ent work done during the past year,
He recommended that the members
pay .S'trict attention to securing good
herd sires and that they -have their
herds regularly graded for type in
Selective. Registration.
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Thursday, April 11, 1946
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ADVANCE APPEAL
All KINDS OF PAINTING DONE
—Inside or Out. Spray or Brush
work. Guaranteed satisfaction. Rea-
sonable prices. Box. No. 423, Wal-
kerton, Ont.
AUCTIONEER—L. G. Bryce, R. R.
2, Wingham, is now available for
Auction Sales of all kinds. Terms
reasonable. 'Phone Wingham 639 r
21.
ATTENTION—We buy, we sell, we
exchange household furniture, stoves,
dishes, silverware and antiques. Also
agent for Harriston Stove Co., carry-
their line of New Princess Pat Cook
Stoves and I. X. L. Heaters. M.
Brown, 'phone 239.
,CARPENTBR WORK—Remodelling
an d Building. Built-in Cupboards a
Tpecialty. Roy Bennett, Victoria St.,
Wingham. •
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CREAM SEPARATOR—First Class
Condition. Advance-Times.
FOR SALE—Oil Burner, suitable for
brooder stove. Apply R. Hopper.
FOR SALE-50 acres; highway, hy-
dro, price, possession. 2031-5th ave.,
West, Owen Sound, Ontario.
FOR SALE-3 Registered Yorkshire
Hogs. Apply to R. J. McMurray,
Phone 618r13.
FOR SALE—Grey Wool Suit and
plaid Spring Coat. Will fit girl 12
to 14 years of age. Apply Advance-
Times,
FOR SALE—Coal Oil Stove, 3 Burn-
er Perfection and Oven. Good con-
dition. Apply Frank Caskanette,
phone §43;
FOR SALE—Used Iron Beds and
Springs. Apply Queen's Hotel,
Phone 11,
FOR SALE—New British Tan Ox-
ford, Dutch Toe, 7 triple A. Very
attractive. Apply Advance-Times.
FOR SALE-1 Oil-burner Space
Heater, suitable for small House or
Apartment. Stewart Home Appli-
ances, Phone 20,
FOR SALE—Registered D u rh a m
Bull, 3 years old. Apply Advance-
Times,
FOR. SALE—One good fully 'enamel-
led Cook Stove, wood or coal. Phone
353W,
FOR SALE O1 RENT—Grass Farm,
100 acres, watered by river. Apply
to Mrs, Jas. Campbell, Phone 413W,
FOR SALE—Team of 'horses, ages S
and 18. weight about 1350, quiet,
also set of team harness, brass
mounted With collars, electric brood.
et, 300 capacity, nearly new, Apply
Advance-Tithes,
FOR SALE---,Ajax Oats, free from
attitttf. ,cleaned and, graded, $1.00 per
bushel; John Richardson, R. R.. No.
li,Lucknow, 'Phone Wingfiatu
607 r 42.
FOR SALE--*Ititehert Range with re-
servoir; fully enamelled in ivory
with red trim' complete with water-
front. Applyr to George 11,.. Scott,
John St.
HOUSEKEEPER WANTED.-To
take care of aged, man. Apply at
Advanco-Titnes,
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HYGIENIC SUPPLIES — (Rubber
goods) mailed postpaid in plain,
sealed envelope with price list. 6
samples 25c; 24 samples $1,00. Mail
Order Dept, T-83, Nov-Rubber Co.,
Box 91, Hamilton, Ont.
INDIGESTON PAINS VANISH,
quickly when you use Wilder's
Stomach Powder, pleasant, soothing.
50 cents and $1.00 at McAvoy's
Drug Store.
LEAF LETTUCE FOR SALE—Also
Seedling Sweet Spanish Onions.
Same to be taken from Greenhouse
when ordered. E, S. Lewis, Phone
101.
LOOK YOUNGER!—Restore natural
colour to greying hair with Angel-
ique Grey Hair Restorer. $1.00 at
McKibbon's and McAvoy's Drug
Stores,
PIANO TUNING — tuning price
$3.00, repairs extra; factory experi-
ence. By Wingham Bandmaster
'Geo. J. Wright. Must leave orders
at Advance-Times.
PRIVATE SALE—Pair of Upholster-
ed Chairs, Singer Drop-head Sew-
ing Machine, in good condition, full
Dinner Set Bridal Rose China, other
numerous articles. Every afternoon
and evening at Harold Finley's, Cm:
tre St.
SLENDER TABLETS—Are effect-
ive. 2 weeks' supply $1.00; 12 weeks,
$5.00 at McKibbon's at McAvoy's
Drug Stores.
SHOVELS, DRAGLINES, DIESEL
Tractors, diesel engines, diesel gen-
erator sets, graders, rock crushers,
sand gravel' equipment, lumbermen
equipment, We quote prices del-
ivered your station, Send for bulle-
tin. Leventhal & Co., Machinery
Dealers, Winnipeg,
TAKING END-APRIL ORDERS—
for Kitchener Big-4 Chicks, Delivery
then or May. You may prefer' chicks
now, out on range and growing be-
fore real hot weather. Breeders
Government inspected and blood-
tested for both strains pullorum,
• Agent, Fred Hogg, Wingham.
WANTED—Good House to buy in
Wingham. Apply at Advance-Times,
WANTED—One. or two rooms for
light tionsekeeping. Apply at Ad-
vance-Times.
WANTED—A small apartment or a
room. Apply Advance Times.
WANTED—Boarders, gentlemen pre-
ferred. Apply Advance-Times.
WANTED—A second hand car itt ex-
cellent running order, also pasture
for 3 horses, Apply Advance-Times.
WANTED—Man to work at Wing-
ham Cemetery, Full time work will
be provided. Applicants please ap-
ply at Town Clerk's Office, Wing-
ham.
FARM FOR SALE
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Lot 25, Concession "A" ROWIck.
This farm IS located on a County Road
1 mile from Wroxeter, There is said
to be on the premises a frame house,
bank barn, with cement stabling, driv-
ing shed and hen house. There is ap-
proximately 65 acres of tilled land,
consisting of clay and sandy loam, and
about 25 acres of swamp in which
there is a quantity of soft cirri, soft
maple, black ash and cedar. There is
said to be a never4allirig spring at
the rear of the farm.
Pot further particulars apply to
J. 11. Crawford, X.C,, -
Winghani, Ontario,
Mr. j. Harold Duplan
business life. For ten years Mr. Dup-
lan served as Rector's Warden of St.
Paul's Cathedral, London, Ontario. He
has also been President of the London
Chamber of Commerce and is Director
of both the Canadian and International
Councils relating to his own branch of
industry. He is also a past President
of the London Kiwanis Club. His
long and varied Church, business and
civic experience will add great strength
to the diocesan organization in Huron
as Anglicans now prepare to make
their united response to the greatest
call of the Church to this generation.
As Chairman of the Anglican Ad-
vance appeal, Mr. Duplan heads up a
strong central Committee which will
organize and carry through, during 'the
month of May, the Appeal for half a
million dollars - from the Diocese of
Huron to be raised during the next
WANTED TO BUY-Austrian or
Limoge Bridal Rose dinner plates.
Phone 153.
WANTED—Clerk for Retail store to
take charge 'of Ready-to-Wear, one
with some experience preferred and
ability to sell, Aplily by letter to
Box R Advance-Times, Wingham.
WANTED—House to Buy. Medium
size for cash. Apply R. A. Camp-
bell, at Machan's Phone 58.
IN MEMORIAM
In loving memory of a dear son and
brother, Lance. Corporal Joseph Nich-
olson, who died of wounds in Italy,
April 10th., 1944.
Not dead to us -who loved him, *
Not lost, but gone before;
He lives with us in memory
And will forever more.
—Lovingly remembered by Father,
Mother, Brothers and Sisters.
IN MEMORIAM
In memory of D. Stuart. Sanderson,
who passed away two years ago, April
15th.
Friends may think we have forgotten,
When at times they see us smile,
But they little know the heartache
That the smile holds all the while.
—Sadly' missed by 'wife and daughter,
Katherine.
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. Thomas Day and family desire
to express their appreciation to their
friends and neighbours for their many
acts of kindness and expressions of
sympathy during their recent bereave-
ment.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our many friends
for the many kind deeds that have
been done for us in this time of trouble
we have had as it has been greatly ap-
predated by us,
This year has nine months yet to go,
And the old year has closed itspors
Let us go forth, one thing to do
Standfast with this friendship true,
And press forward for a greater prize
To God in Christ, His sacrifice.
His voice is calling for us all
Oh let us to Him, yield a call,
A passionate prayer, to feel
Midst wars, pestilence and distress
Amid the troubles and the rest
He alone will bear the burdens best,
Oh, let us hold fast in thought the tie,
The golden thread He has to you and I
A cable strong, no power can break,
So let our friendship, ne'er cease to
shake.
Mr. and Mrs. E, H. Underwood and
son, John,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the matter of the Estate of Wil-
liam Chandler, late of the Township
of Turnberry in the County of Huron,
Farmer, deceased. .
TAKE NOTICE that creditors and
others having claims against the es,,
tate of the said William Chandler, de-
ceased are required to file their claims
duly verified with the undersigned on
or before the thirteenth day of April,
A.D. 1946, and that after said date the
Executors will distrilmte the ettate
having regard only to the claims of
which they shall then have notice, ,
Dated this twentieth day of larch,
A. II, 1046.
A. H. McTavish,
Teeswater, Ontario
Solicitor for the Ekeett1tOtS
three years for the programme of Ad-
vance as approved by the Church of
England in 'Canada. Thd Financial
Appeal will begin ,during the week ,of
the anniversary of V-E Day. The
amount asked for will be divided into
the various departments of the
Church's work and will sustain a pro-
gramme of Advance in every Diocese
of Canada, both in the older, self-sup-
porting centres such as Huron Dio-
cese, and in the newer missionary dio-
ceses on the Canadian frontier.
SPRING MEETING
OF HOLSTEIN CLUB
Decide To Hold Black and White
Show At Blyth Fair
Sixty-five members attended the
Spring meeting and luncheon of the
Huron County Holstein Club, held
April 4th at Clinton. President Wm.
Sparks, BaYfield, was in charge. -
The invitation of the Blyth Fair
Board to hold the County Black and
White Show in connection with that
Fair this fall was accepted. 'It was re-
ported that a prize list of $500 was an-
ticipated. This includes a $100 grant
from the Huron County Council. D. S.
Dunton, well-known Peel County
breeder and exhibitor, Brainpton, has
aceeyed the invitation to judge at
this show which will be held Septem-
ber 11.
The following men were appointed
ST. HELENS
The annual meeting of the Women's
Institute was held at the Community
Hall on Thursday afternoon, with the
president, Mrs. Archie Aitcheson in
the chair. April 18th was the date
chosen for the Red Cross quilting. It
was decided to invite Mrs. Lorne
Ivers, the District President, to ad-
dress the May meeting. Mrs, John
Cameron presented the report of the
nominating_ committee' and the follow-
ing officers were electdd: President—
Mrs. Archie Aitcheson; 1st. Vice-Pres-
ident—Mrs. Gordon McPherson; 2nd.
Vice—Mrs. Elwood Barbour; Secre-
tary-Treasurer—Mrs. T. J. Todd; As-
sistant—Mrs. McKenzie Webb; Pian-
ist, Mrs. E. W. Rice; District Rep.—,
Mrs. E. W .Rice; auditors—Mrs. H.
Gaunt, Mrs. S. A. Todd; Conveners—
Agricultur0e—Mrs, Lorne Woods, Cit-
izenship, Mrs. McK. Webb; -Historical
Research—Miss Mary Murray; Home
Economics—Mrs. H. Gaunt; Social
Welfare---Mrs. A. Aitcheson; Public-
ity—Mrs. W. A. Miller; Red Cross—
Mrs. W. A, Miller. Mrs. Lorne
Woods give a reading "Food has an
interesting' part in our Life". Mrs.
Harold Gaunt, convener of Home Ec-
onomics, chose as her subject, "Family
Relationship and the Home". A two
minute silence was observed in honor
of the late Mrs. Ball, who 'at the pre-
vious meeting haNd given a most inter-
esting talk on Pioneer DayS.
Mr. Stewart Collyer, recently dis-,
charged from the R.C.A.F., has been
engaged as teacher at S.S. No. 7, Mom
ris, with duties to commence following
the Easter vacation.
The -congregation of the United
church took part in the Worship ser-
vice broadcast over CKNX from the
Wingham United Church on Sunday
morning. The speaker, Mr. Parker,
managing director of the Imperial Life
Assurance Company gave an interest-
ing and informative address regarding
the Pension Fund and explained some
of the plans for the Pension Fund
Capital Campaign.
SALEM
Mr. and -Mrs, John 1 Gowdy attend-
ed the wedding of their granddaugh-
ter, Miss Greta Hyndman of Gorrie
to Mr. William Bennett last. Saturday
at high noon, in the United Church,
Gorrie.
Mr. and Mrs, Harold Weir and two
sons, 'Donald -and Beverly of London,
spent the week-end with the former's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Weir.
Mr, and Mrs. W. H. Dane and son
Edgar spent Sunday evening with
friends in Wroxeter,
Mr. and Mrs. William Maxwell have
moved to Wroxeter where they bought
a house, .
The snow and damp weather have
put a damper on seeding operations
which were in full swing in this dist-
rict last week,
Cottiiittitiloit service was observed in
the church here last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bolt moved to
their new home near Belgrave on Mon-
day of last week,
To those leaning on the sustaining
infinite, to-day is big with blessings.
—Mary Baker Eddy,
MORRIS TOWNSHIP
SCHOOL BOARD
The regular meeting of the Morris
'Township School Board was held on
April 4th in the 'Township Hall, All
members present.
The first shipment of general school
supplies has been received and these
will be delivered to the various Town-
ship schools.
A motion was pasSed, relieving Mrs
N. G. Robertson from her duties at
S. S. No. 7, Morris, on April 80 as
requested, and It 3, McMurray was
instructed to make arrangements for
a suitable supply for the balance of
the team
It was suggested that teachers be
instructed to proceed with arrange-
ments for their school gardens and that
all bills for ploughing, Seeds,' plants,
etc., be forwarded to tire; Secretary be,
THE OLD Almog
OF TRIAL AND GRIEF
Quotes "Set a thief to
catch a thief".
We think this covers all things
made,
For "every man to his own
trade",
$07-0 ABOVE THE PLACE
YOU SIT
YOUR ROOF DECIDES TO
DROOL AND SPIT
JUST CALL ON US AND
YOU WILL SEE
HOW .PROMPT and EFFICI-
ENT WE CAN BE
A. L. FISHER
'Phone 411 Box' 92
WINGHAM. - ONT.'
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AUCTION SALE—Of Farm Stock
and Implements will be held on the
farm formerly occupied by Robt.
Stapleton, at Zetland, at 1.30 p.m.,
on Wednesday, April 17th. Terms,
cash. A Lockridge, Prop.; Thomas
Fells, Auct.
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Fall term in September.
The Secretary 'was appointed as a
delegate to the Trustees' Convention in
Toronto, his expenses to be paid.
The next regUlar meeting will be on
May 2nd at 2 p.m. in the Township-
Wool Growers' Organization
WOOL
SHIP COLLECT TO
Our Registered Warehouse No. 1
WESTON, ONTARIO
Reliable Grading°
Obtain sacks and twine from
Geo. Haldenby, Holyrood
or direct from
CANADIAN CO-OPERATIVE
WOOL GROWERS LIMITED
217 Bay Street, Toronto, Canada
for May 20. As all schools are taking
part in the School Fair at Belgrave, it
is expected that there will be increased
interest in school gardens.
Cheques were issued in payment of
several bills. These included $500,00
on account for the Hay Stationery Go,
and Pneumatic Insulating Company
for S. S. No. 1, $118.00,
Several applications were received
for the position of general repair marl
for the-schools. Mr. H. Wheeler, of
Belgrave was given the appointment
and Trustee McMurray was instructed
to see him , Representatives from two
insurance companies were present.
The Board decided to place an appli-
cation for a policy covering public lia-
bility, employees' coverage and medi-
cal aid to pupils to the sum of $50.,
with the General Accident Insurance
Company for one year, with Mr. James
McFadzean as agent.
A motion was passed, stating the
Beginners' Classes be accepted in the
schools only at the beginning of the