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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1946-08-15, Page 45-year guaranteed BERLOU Moth-proof protection for wo- man's suit, 41 cents ONLY 8 CENTS PER YEAR ! McAvoy's Drug Store 'Phone 18 Wingham DORN CASKANE.TTE,In Wingham. Gen, era! Hospital, on Wednesday, Aug, 7th., to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Caska- nett; Gleilannan, -a daughter, WILLIAMSON—In Wirigharn Gen- eral Hospital, on Thursday, August 8th„ to Mr, and Mrs, Neil William- son, a son, Morley Neil, PRATT—In Wingham General Hos- pitali on Thursday, August 8th,, tO Mr. and Mrs, Floyd Pratt, R, R. 1, Formosa, a son. SOUTHAM—In Winghara General Hospital, on Friday; August 9th,, to Mr. and Mrs. John ,Southam, Wing- ham, a daughter. FULLER—In Wingham General Hos- pital, on Friday, August 9th., to Mr. and Mrs, Herb Fuller, Wingham, a daughter, still born, IvIelvfiLLANT--In Wingham General Hospital, on Saturday, August 10th., to Mr. and Mrs, Pat McMillan, R. R, 1, Lucknow, a son, HUESTON-4n Wingliam General Hospital, on Saturday, August 10th, to Mr. and Mrs. Knowison Hueston, Gorrie, a son. PREVOST—In Wingharn General Hospital, on Sunday, August 11th., to Mr, and Mrs. William Prevost, Teeswater, a daughter, KIRTON—In Winghain General Hos- pital, on -Monday, August 12th., to Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Kft-ton, Blue- vale, a son. HYDRO HOME ECONOMIST E3 R • 2-Gallon OIL CANS 59c I • El • 5-in. TRACTOR LAMPS, with White Lens . . $5.75 • 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111101111111111111111B _ --, DUE TO 48 HOUR WORK WEEK Huron Motors Ford Sales and Service ' ANNOUNCE THE FOLLOWING Service Hours: OPEN WEEK DAYS 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. OPEN SATURDAYS 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. CLOSED WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON AND SUNDAYS Guaranteed Service by °Licensed -Mechanics TELEPHONE 237 WINGHAM WESTFIELD Miss Francis Hollyman of Blyth, visited with her cousin, Miss Mildred. Carter. Mrs. Annie Killough of Dungannon; is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alva McDowell, Mr. and Mrs. Colin Campbell, Mr. Billy Campbell of Ottawa, visited last week with Mr. W. H. Campbell and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Campbell. Mrs. Webster of Wingham, is visit- ing with Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Taylor,' and other friends. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Manning were visitors ,,on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cox. WS, Webster of St. Helens, visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Tay- An OPPORTUNITY Established Rural Watkins District available. If you are aggressive, and between the ages of 25 and 55—have or can secure travel outfit, this is your opportunity to get established in a profitable business -of your own. 'For full particulars write today to The J, R. Watkins Company, Dept. O-W-2, 2177. Masson St, Montreal, Que, ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE There will' be offered' for sale by Public Auction, on Friday, August 16, 1946, at 2 o'clock p.m. at the office of Crawford & Hetherington, Wingham, the following property - belonging to the Estate pf the late Jacob Cathers. • The North East corner of Lot 11, in the "B" Concession of the Towns ship of Howick, containing one acre and 13,240 square feet of land, more or less. On this •property is said to be a brick veneer, house, consisting of six rooms and a summer kitchen. The property will be offered subject to a reserve bid. Further particulars and conditions of sale will be made known on the date of sale, or may be had upon applica- tion to the undersigned. , Crawford & Hetherington, Wingham,'Ontariol Solicitors for the Administrator. Thos. Fells, Wingham, Ontario, Auctioneer. TENDERS Seated tenders plainly marked "Ten- der for Fire Hall and Garage" will be received by the undersigned up .to Sa- turday, •August 24th, 046, for A Fire- hall and Garage, Plans and specifica- tions may be seen at the ' Clerk's Office,Town Rail.. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. W. A. Galbraith, Town Clerk, Wingliam, Ont. . CARD OF THANKS The family of the late Joseph T, Laidlaw wish to express their apprec- iation to all their friends and neigh- bors for their kindness and sympathy during their recent sad beteaveinent. CARD OP THANKS The family of the late Win, Van• stone wish to thank their many friends ,for their kindness and for the beautiful floral tributes received during their recent bereavement, CARD OP THANKS WANTED—Young man or young woman to 'clerk in either gents or ladies store. Apply to C. Cantelon, at Hanna's, WANTED MAID — For general housework, '$40.00 per month. Jani- tor kept for furnace and heavy work also extra help supplied for clean- Ing. Modern kitchen with all ap- pliances. Apply Mrs. W. J. Thurs- ton, 126 John, Stratford, phone 1316. WIDOW REFINED—Desires house keeping,position, on farm. Apply Mrs. E. Quinlan's el° A. Cameron, R. R. 5, LucknoW, Ontario. FOR SALE—McClary Electric Stove, ,Chesterfield -Suite, Dining morn suite, Airway Electric Sweeper, Singer Sewing Machine, skates, skis, and other articles. Apply Mrs. 0. Colborne, phone 306. FOR SALE—Upright Piano in good conndition, Apply Advance-Times. FOR SALE-35 Laying Pallets, Bar- red Rock and Leghorn Cross. Ap- ply Thos. O'Malley, Jr„ Teeswater, phone 41r21. GUARANTEED REPAIRS TO ALL makes of Bicycles. Stan •Hiseler, Phone 426. TENDERS Tenders will be: received by the Clerk of Howick Township for the re- pairing and improving of the Day Drain. Tenders to be in the hands of the Clerk not lateisothaft 12 o'clock noon standard time September 3rd., 1946. ,Tenders to include a marked cheque of 10% of contract price. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Plans and specifications can be seen at Clerk's Office or Office of the Drainage Engineer, F, A. Edgar. Philip L. Durst, Clerk, Wroxeter. TENDERS •••••••••••101. Sealed Tenders plainly marked "Ten- ders for Trucks" will be received by the undersigned up to Saturday, Aug- ust 24th, 1946, for One Three-Ton Heavy Duty Truck, short wheelbase, low gear ratio suitable for Snow plowing. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted, W. A. Galbraith, Town Clerk, Wingliam, Ontario. BELGRAVE The Agriculture Meeting of the Wo- men's Institute will be held at the home of Mrs. Wm. Kelly on Tuesday, August 20th, Mrs. J, M. Coultes is the convener for this meeting, Roll Call, My Favourite Vegetable and how I like it Prepared. Address Mrs. Geo. Michie and Junior Girls; Music, Mrs, Waiter Pocock; -Quiz, thrich coins rnittee, Mrs, Stewart Procter, Mrs. Richard Procter, Mrs, Willard Arm. strong. A special invitation is Of- fended to the young married ladies and to the Garden Brigade. BLUEVALE Mrs, Stanley Moffatt received an in, jury, which required stitches when, broken glass keno the car door fell on her hand, Mr, and Mrs, Roy Drown end son, Warren of Toronto, visited recently With Mr. and Mrs, W. minstoh, Marilyn and bets Golf of Belgtave j are visiting their grandparents, Mr. kid Mrs. A.lek, Meattielten, Mr. Jaynes Porden and family wish to express their sincere thanks. and appreciation to their many relativ- es, friends and neighbours for . their kind expressions of sympathy and .flor- al tributes extended .during their re- cent sad bereavement CARD OP IIIANItt The .Emerson Family take this op- portunity of thanking their kind friends- and heighbottra -for, ;acts -of kindness, sympathy and floral tributes in their recent sad bereavement U 8 O VAGi VOUR t's Thursday, August 15th, 1945; THE WINGHAM ADVICE-TIMES WFIITECHURCH apionompaminanialimmonnionms I n Staintotes 'Hardware .r. „. WITH— DAVID CROMPTON Jeweller - Phone 59 For Eye. Examination n n 1 Mrs, Orval Newby and children not London, are spending a few days this week at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lott, ' eighboNurs of Mr, Herbert Petta- piece, on the 4th of Kinloss, attended the funeral of his sister, Mrs, Hodgin- son, of ' Kinlough, on Sunday after., noon, from the Presbyterian Church, there, On account of the illness of Rev. Dann, the services were taken by . Rev, Mr, 'Stewart of Lucknow.• Inter- nsent was made in South Kinloss cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence McClenagh- an attended church at Hackett's Church, on Sunday, where Clarence had charge of the service, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Robinson and son, who were called home last week, on account of the illness and death of Mrs, Robinson's mother, Mrs. J. C. Purdon, returned home to Delhi on Sunday, with Mr. 'rhos. Robinson and Mr. Jas. Robinson accompanying them Mrs. Jas. Morrison was able to re- turn home from Wingham General Hospital on Saturday after being there for some weeks with a broken leg. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin McClenaghan returned home to Kitchener on Sun- day, after spending a week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben McClena- ghan, Mr. and Mrs, Frank Vanner and Wilfred, • Mr. and Mrs. Carl Vanner and baby, Frank, and Mr, Bill Bailey, all of London, visited at the home of Mrs, Jas, Cornelius on Sunday, Mr. Roderick McLean, who has been visiting his sister, Mrs. Archie Ander- son, at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Robt. Purdon for the past week, left on Friday to visit friends in Toronto, before returning to his home at Coils- ton, Man. R. A. Reid, R. O. Eye Specialist HERE is the ultimate In fine silyerplate, for 'Eternally Yours% newest creation of 1847 Rogers Bros. Is mad* with Stottlesslike craftsmanthip---hc4 features never before possible except in .Sterling silver. Its beauty is enlionced by, open work, *yen in knives for the first time in silverphste, Be an, of the very first proud potsessors of And Farmers' Supply House "QUALITY, PRICE and SERVICE Sell Our Goods" ternally ours 1847 ROGERS BROS. Canada's Finest Siiverpiate n U • Aerolock or Windlock ROOFING, per square $4.50 IN 2-Ply ROOFING . , , .$2.25 3-Ply ROOFING , $2,75 III COMBINATION Screen and Storm DOORS, $8.50 • 1 GRANULATED INSULATION, per hag , $1.30 1111 7-ft. STEEL FENCE POSTS, each . . 571/2c • ▪ 36-in, 16 mesh Copper Screen Wire Cloth/' yd. $1.08 • n n n See Reid and See Right Make Appointments 60c JELLY JARS, per -dozen Terms in accordance with War Time Prices and Trade Regulations PINT FRUIT JARS, dozen . , $L00 QUART FRUIT JARS, dozen „ „ , .$1.15 DAVID CROMPTON JEWELLER — Wingham, Ont. Phone 95 STEEL CABINET MEDICINE CHEST, $5.65 I SHELL LIVESTOCK SPRAY, gallon . , . . $1.60 DDT HOUSEHOLD 'SPRAY, 8 oz. 24c 16 oz. 43c 32 oz 73c DDT BARN SPRAY, gallon $2.75 CLASSIFIED ADS. BABY'S ECZEMA, Skin Ailments, quickly cleared up with "KLEER- EX". 50c, $1.00. (Medium and Strong). At McAvoy's and Mc- Kibbon's Drug Stores. 1 LOST—One yearling Heifer, grey with hole in left ear. Finder please notify Jack Baird, R, It, 2, Wing- ham. PIGS FOR SALE-12 Suckers, 7 chunks, also a number of stable_wat- er bowls. Apply IGeo. Tervit, phone 686r4. FARM FOR SALE-100 acre farm of good clay loam, Lot 10, Con. 2, Hu- ron Twp, 5 miles west and INt mil- -es north of Lucknow, all good build- ings, consisting of house, barn, im- plement shed and hen house; splen- did artesian well and water, in stable, 114 mile from school, 1% miles from church. ,Mrs. W. J. Roulston, Proprietress. REPAIRS—TO Electric Motors, Washing Machines, Vacuum Clean- ers. Prompt Service. Larry Hise- ler, Phone 426, lor. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey .McCallturt of Blyth, visited on Sunday with Mr, and, Mrs, R. Vincent. Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.' Fred Cook on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. E. Jaiiiieson, Miss Pearl Jamie- son, Mr: Bob Boake of Ashfield, Mr. A. E. Cook of Blyth, Mr. and Mrs. Earl M'EKnight and children, Mrs. Maurice Currie and babe of Blyth. A nnumber from this vicinity attend- ed the trousseau tea held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James McGill on Sat- urday in honour of their '-'daughter, Miss Helen, prior to her wedding. Mr. Erin Boake of the West is help- ing Mr. Fred Cook with the harvest for a couple of weeks. Recent guests at the home of -Mr. and Mrs. Norman McDowell were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Deans and Elizabeth of Wingham; Mrs. Wm. Taylor of Pal- merston; Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Martin of- Kitchener; Mr. and Mrs. Dorland Glazier of Toronto, Mr, and Mrs. W. F. Campbell,-Miss Winnifred,`Mrs, N., G. Ainslie visited on Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Carter Of 'Clinton. Miss Roxie Ball of Auburn, is- visit- ing her cousin, Mrs. Norman McDow- ell. The Mission Band met on Sunday with a good attendance. The meeting was led by Lloyd McDowell, Stories were told by Howard Campbell, Mrs. Wan. Carter, reading was given by Johnnie Buchanan, scripture lesson was read.by Helena wyn, Lorna Buchan- an, Gerald McDowell, prayer by Mrs. H. Campbell, The study book was taken by Mrs. Norinan McDowell. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Campbell, Mrs. W. A. 'Campbell motored . to Osh- awa to attend the wedding-on Satur- day of the latter's niece, Miss Noreen Cobbe of Limerick, (Intendetl for last week) Mr. and Mrs. Duncan McNichol and daughter, visited on - Sunday ,with Mr. and Mrs. M. Bosnian. Mrs: pat. Walker. of 'Toronto, visit- ed over the week-end 'with her sister, Mrs. E. Rodger. Mr. Harold Bosnian of London, is spending a couple of weeks with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Maurice Bos- man. Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin MeDowell are Mrs. Wm, Mac- kintosh of Kitchener, Miss Colina Clark of St, Catharines, Mrs. McLen- nan of Chicago, Miss Annie Clark of Toronto. Mrs. Maurice Bosnian visited on Monday with Miss Mabel Sharman of Goderich, Hello Homemakers! Wedding re- ceptions in the home are being plan- ned wisely this year. The sandwich tidbits and bouchees are. not being served due to the bread and butter situation. Instead salads are in vogue. The ample supply of fresh greens, provides attractive materials with which to work. COLOURFUL FRUIT SALADS Sections of orange, grapefruit and canteloupe folded together with a whipped cream mayonnaise. • -Pile let- tuce cups and garnish with nnsteifimed sweet cherries. • Drained cubed pineapple and orange with lengthwise -cut pieces of stewed prunes served with thick salad dress- ing mixed with sour cream and gar- nished with mint. Cottage cheese mixed with cubed peaches and a little marmalade mound- ed in individual lettuce cups, unhulled strawberries piled alongside a. lemon jelly mould containing sliced banan- as. -Gelatine -salads ',are-those-which •can• be prepared well in advance of the big event. 'Recipes for 24 servings were published in last week's column, * * * TAKE A TIP , Garnishes make a difference! Choose a selection of these for the salad plat- es. I. 'Cheese Apples, Pears or Carrots: Use , package cream cheese for these. With the hands shape cheese into tiny apples, pears or carrots, about two inches, Insert cloves at the blossom and stern ends of apples and pears and givesthe carrots a parsley ton. 2. Parsley—Cheese Balls: Shape creamed cheese into small balls. Roll balls in finely minced parsley and fine- ly chopped nuts. 3. Celery Curls: Using scissors or a sharp knife, make parellel lengthwise slits at top and bottom of 2-inch piec- es of celery, leaving about 112 inch in the middle uncut. Drop into a bowl of ice water and chill. The slit ends will gradually curl, 4. Celery Flowers: Make . cuts on one end of 2 or 3 inch pieces of cel- ery. Put two pieces together with soft cheese or sandwich filling., Sprinkle with paprika. Chill in electric refrig- erator. 5. Celery Matches Cut large, tender stalks of celery in match size pieces.. Chill(but not in water). Just before serving, dip one end of each in paprika and salt. Celery match boxes are made by slicing the stalks of celery to with- in 112 inch of the bottom. 6. Carrot Ring Holders Choose large carrots. Wash and .peel. Cut into trinch lengths. Using apple cor- er, core each piece, then cut into rings about 1[2 inch wide. Chill. Serve fill- ed with little green onions, raw turnip straws or watercress, 1, Carrot Curls; Use medium sized carrots at room temperature (or the piecds will break). Wash and peel, Then, using a vegetable peeler or blade of coring knif,e slice lengthwise its paper-thin slices. Drop slices into a bowl Of ice water, As the slices stand, they will gradually chill. Drain well before serving. 8. 'Egg Chain! Cut hard cooked eggs cresswise iii sheet. Remove yolk front each slice. Cut a slit in half of the white ring and link together ( a slit one on emit side of an unslit -one) to lOtrti a chain around salad or meat plate... NO: The chain should he form- 01 right on the plate and do not trans- for after it rs made, 81eve yolks on the top, of salad-this is especially good with potato salad, Whole,titg Tulip, ..-Cut a „-thin Mite froth the broad end of a bards Wolfed eggs With a sharp knife trailte SLENDOR TABLETS are effective, 2 weeks' supply, $1.00; 12 weeks $5., at McItibbon's and McAvoy's Drug Stores. FOR SALE—Bath Tub, crocks and jugs, various sizes. Mrs. Stewart McGee, Edward St. - FOR SALE—An International Disc Plow in excellent condition, also Brantford Windmill. Apply Reuben Appleby, phone 60$r3. FOR SALE — Underwood Deluxe Leader Portable Typewriter with case. Perfect condition. Phone 287. FORD A Crown and pinions now in stock at $11.90. Stored closed Fri- day afternoon. Campbell Garage, Wingharn, Can. Tire Associate Store. FOR SALE—Electric Spanish Guitar, complete with amplifier (Epihone). Apply M. Johnson, 432 Central Ave London, Ontario. GREY HAIR HANDICAPS YOU. Use Angelique •Grey Hair Restorer, to regain natural color-life, $1,00 at McKibbon's and McAvoy's Drug Stores, Petals will gradually, open. Do not add salt which. will take out the colour.- 13. Accordian Radishes: Cut wash- ed radishes crosswise in„thin slices, cutting down M, but notsthrough the bottpm. Drop into a bowl of ice wat- er and chill in electric refrigerator, Anne Allan invites you to write tcs her elo The Wingham Advance-Times, Send in your suggestion on home- making' problems and watch this col- umn for replies. HOUSE FOR SALE—Brick, six rooms, 11/2 storey-, modern conven- iences, re-decorated, Centre Street. Phone 281, from 6 to 8 5 or 6 slits in the white from the top downwards, • Gently .push back the, white "petals" and remove yolk, Devil the yolk with salad dressing or milk; season and replace in the white, 10. Half-Egg Tulip Cut the hard- cooked egg in half, Nick the edges in 'Serrated fashion, Devil 'the yolks for the centre. 11. Radish. Roses: Wash radishes remove -all but a few sprigs off the top, Using a sharp knife, make petal-like deep cuts in the radish. Begin at stein end and carefully work to the top. Snip off the..root end. Chill. 12. Radish Flowers: Slice prepared radishes lengthwise into sections with- in a short distance of the base. Drop into a bowl of ice water and chill. Farm Wife—It was very good of you to come all this way on a night like this too see my husband. Doctor—Not at all. I had a patient down the road, and I thbught I might as well kill two birds with one stone. 11111111111111•110111111111111111111111111111111111111111111•111111MEINISIMIIIII1 1 1 • • 0=0=0 O 0=0 00111111Mank AUGUST 1 FUR COAT7SAILE 'se I a n • • n a n • • a n a • • • a • h s Pollock I — By Rush Ready-to-Wear 0 for Three Days. Only, Thursday, Friday and Saturday of THIS *WEEK, I AUGUST 15016 - 17 O II Come and Save Money! 0 You get from Russian Seal up to Persian Lamb and beautiful. Muskrats. g Much of the desire for Hartt ehaes Is due to the custom technique of their boot:nailing. The ildrtt shoe ntarkst the wearer as a titan of taste and Judo, ,resent a man who prefers quality!, with his excellent 0 We have Mr, Prink in- our .store, knowledge of furs and his guaranteed o quality of furs, Bring your old coat for remodelling or trade-in. Mrs. Boyle will be pleased to help every bride .select het Fall Outfit , "SHOES POR ALL THE PAMILY” CARD tikTHANKS Miss Margaret .Yarditte takes this opportunity. of thanking her kind %lei- ghbottrg and friends hi saving her 11101111111111111101111111111111111111110111111111111111 MIN hdnie f rwn. h et o f ba loo k, 2:101==x0Itito OMR) Oldt0