The Wingham Advance-Times, 1947-01-23, Page 4TENDERS TOR CARETAKERS
Tenders are invited for Caretakers
at each of the Schools in East Wawa,
111:1911 School Area, Duties to commence
on March 1st., 1947. Written tenders
to be in hands of Secretary on or be=
fore January 27th., 1947.
C. H. Wade, Sec.-Treas.,
Belgrave, Ontario.
TENDERS FOR WOOD
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Tenders for supplying wood to any
or all of the schools in Morris Town-
ship School Area will be received by
the nudersigned until February 4th.
All wood to be Maple or Beech body
wood out 14 inches in length and de-
livered not later than June 15, The
following amount are required; No. 1,
20 cords, 1 cord cedar; No, 3, 20 cords,
2 cedar; No. 4, 20 cords, 1 cedar; No.
5, 10 cords, 2 cedar; No. 6, 5 cords, 2
cedar; No. 7, 15 cords, 2 cedar; No. 8,
15 cords, 1 cedar; No. 9, 15 cords, 2
cedar; No, 10, 10 cords, 2 cedar; No.
11, 10 cords, 1 cedar; No. 12, 5 cords,
1 cedar.
R. S. Shaw, Secretary,
Bluevale, Ont.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
ALL persons having claims against
the estate of Ellen Young late of the
Village of Wroxeter in the County of
Huron, Spinster, who died on or about
the second day of January, A.D., 1947,
are notified to send to Messrs. Craw-
ford & Hetherington, Barristers, Wing-
ham, Ontario, on or before the first
day of February, A.D., 1947, full par-
ticulars of their claims in writing. Im-
mediately after the said first day of
February, the assets of the said tes-
tatrix will be distributed amongst the
parties entitled thereto, having regard
only to claims of which the executors
shall then have notice.
DATED this 13th day of January,
A.D., 1947. '
CRAWFORD & HETHERINGTON
Wingham, Ontario.
Solicitors for the executors.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
ALL persons having claims against
the estate of Wilfrid Blake Gaunt, late
of the Township of' Kinloss in the
County of Bruce, Labourer, deceased,
who died on or about the twentieth
day of December, 1946, are notified to
send to Messrs. Crawford & Hether-
ington, Barristers, Wingham, Ontario,
on or before the first day of February,
A.D., 1947, full particulars of their
claim in writing. Immediately after
the said first day of February, the as-
sets of the said intestate will be distrib-
uted amongst the parties entitled there-
to, having regard only to claims of
which the administrator shall then have
notice.
DATED this 13th day of January,
A.D., 1947,
CRAWFORD & HETHERINGTON
Wingham, Ontario.
Solicitors for the administrator,
FOR SALE — Teachers and Pupils
Cyclopedia, 8 volumes, good as new.
Apply Advance-Times.
FOR SALE-4 Sows and 1 Boar, 18
months, all York, Apply Gordon
Pengelly, R.R. 1, Belgrave.
FOR SALE — Large size Jamesway
Electric Brooder, 48x72, equipment
for installation included. Apply Joe
Dunbar, Phone 622r5.
FOR SALE — Pure Bred Yorkshire
Sow, due 6 weeks. Phone 617r31.
GLOXINIA BULBS & TUBEROUS
Begonias. Phone 101. The Green-
house.
REPAIRS to Vacuum Cleaners, Wash-
ing machines, motors, and all elec-
trical appliances. Larry Hiseler,
phone 426.
SAW TRIMMING and Sharpening of
all kinds, Lathe and Armature re-
pairing. Repairs to all pot and pans.
Borden Jenkins, Minnie St.
Building Fund, presented his report,
which was very encouraging, showing
that
ianmItt4d5;400 $ t1110e2,2t0o4t4.110,
contribu-
tions
Superintendent's Report .
Mrs, Morrey, the Superintendent, in
presenting her report, said the Hos-
pital now has a staff of 1() graduates,
8 undergraduates, and a new class of
3 ward aides, a domestic for each floor,
and a cook. and assistant; a laundress
and maintenance man. Mrs. Ellacott
was appointed Assistant Superinten-
dent, January 1st.
The nurses work an 8 hour, 6 day
week, and have formed their own gov-
erning body from which they appoint
two convenors to arrange two social
evenings per month, Plans for a train-
ing school are being formed for the
near future.
There had been 1040 admissions;
Dishcarges,994; Births, 212; Deaths,
36; N-Rays, 352; Out Patients, 235;
Operations, 375; B.M,R., 18. Total
Hospital Days 9888.
Reports of Committees
Mr. W. G, Hamilton, reporting for
the Property Committee, said two
major projects were under consider-
ation. The laundry room was not up-
to-date, new cupboards and wiring
needed; a nurses' lounge and rest room
on second floor. These will be done
this year providing material and help
can be secured.
Mr, H. C. MacLean, for the Man-
agement Committee, said the Institu-
tion is valued at $207,000. He gave
comparison figures showing the growth
the 'of the Hospital, In 1942 admis-
sions were 439; 1943, 582; 1944, 699;
1945,712; 1946, 1040. He paid trib-
ute to the fine staff of nurses. The
duties were too great for one person to
look after, this being now a 504.ned
hospital, and in order for the Super-
intendent to carry out her duties, an
Assistant had been appointed, Urs.
Lloyd Ellacott.
Mrs. W. J. Greer presented the La-
dies' Auxiliary report, in the absence
of Miss N. Dinsley. This was pub
lished in our paper of two -weeks ago.
Mr. E. S. Copeland spoke on behalf
of Mr. F. R. Howson, for the Citizens'
Finance Committee. At first they had
started out to raise $20,009, but owing
to increase of costs, nearly $50,000 had
been necessary.
Directors Elected
The Directors for 1947 were elected,
as follows: R. H, Lloyd, E. S. Cope-
land, Capt. W. J. Adams, W. G. Ham-
ilton, H. C. MacLean and J. P. Mc-
ICibbon, the latter replacing W. W.
Armstrong who wished to retire. The
Board consists of three other Directors,
P. L. Davidson, County Representa-
tive; M. Johnson, Town Council Rep-
resentative, and Dr. -W. A. Crawford,
for the Medical Association. H.' L.
Sherbondy was appointed Auditor.
OBITUARY
Mrs. A. Cadwallader
Funeral services were held an Fri-
day at 3 p.m., January 17th, for Mrs.
Arthur Cadwallader, the former May
Kew. Rev. Jack James officiated and
interment was made in Wingham
Cemetery. She was born in Point Ed-
ward but lived in Whitechurch before
moving to Toronto where she spent
nearly all her life, Sine moved to
Wingham six years ago. Prominent in
social activities, she was a member of
the Women's Institute, St. Paul's. Ang-
lican Guild and the Wingham Lawn
Bowling Club. Besides her husband,
three sisters and one brother survive,
Mrs. William Field, Wingham; Mrs.
Elliott Fleming, ..Galt; ,Mrs. James
Bald, Wooster, Ohio, and William
Kew of Niagara Falls, Ont,
The pallbearers were .Win. Ham-
mond, Thos. Fells,' Rennie Goy, Alex.
Coutts, Jas. Smith and W. A. Heugh-
an.
IN MEMORIAM
MONTGOMERY—In loving memory
of a dear wife and mother, Mrs.
Lloyd Motitgomery, who passed a-
way one year ago, January 24th.
Our lips Cannot tell how we miss her,
Our hearts cannot tell what to say,
God alone knows how we miss her,
In a home that is lonesome today.
—Sadly missed by Husband ! and dais,
ghter Vera.
IN MEMORIAM
NtWANS—Te loving memory of Le.
villa NewauS, who passed away Jan.
26, 1946,
There is a home not made by hand;
Beyond its golden door
Awaits the one who is away,
Not lost, just gone before.
—Missed very /melt by bee grand-
daughter, Virginia. Newans Krasich,
Of Detroit, Michigan,
IN MEMORIAIVI
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons having claims against the
estate of Russell Harris late of the
Township of Howick in the County of
Huron, Retired Farmer, deceased, who
died on or about the eleventh day of
January, 1947, are notified to send to
Messrs, Crawford & Hetherington,
Wingham, Ontario, on or before the
eighth day of February, A,D, 1947, full
particulars of their Claims in writing.
Immediately after the said eighth day
of February the assets of the said tes-
tator will be distributed amongst the
patties 'entitled thereto, having regard
only to claims of which the executers
shall then have notice.
DATED this eighteenth day of Jan-
uary, A.I). 1947.
CRAWFORD' & HETHERINGTON
, Wingharn, Ontario,
Solicitors for the Executors.
CARD OP THANKS
Mr. Arthur Cadwallader and rela-
tives wish to express their sincere
thanks and appreciation to their friends
and neighbours for their many acts of
kindneaS' and tokens of sympathy ex-
tended during their recent bereave-
meat,
CARD OP THANKS „,
Mrs, Jerry ,CaSemere and family
wish to thank the many friends and
neighbours for, their kindness and sym-
pathy shown them during their recent
beteaVetnetit, AO for the lovely cards
and floral tributes, and those Who so fondly loaned their ears.
Thursday, January Z3rd, 194T PAGt VOUR THE WINGHAM ADVANCE-TIMES
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FOR THREE CONSECUTIVE
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I've bought chieks from
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Mrs, E. Porter of Turners, Qnt.
Order them now from local agent. The
Government suggests "early" chicks to
get into *early production, especially
for overseas markets. For whatever
market, order .131g-4 Chicks, Canada
Approved, breeders pullorum tested.
Wide choice breeds, crosses,
Wilbur Hogg, R.R. 4, Wingham,
ANNOUNCE THAT THEY WILL SOON
HAVE ON EXHIBITION AND
iBATTERY and Electric Radios, Toa-
sters, Irons, Phone Larry Hiseler,
phone 426,
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Most people do and we need an ag-
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For Sale In Wingham
THE NEW THE ZERO HOUR
is fast approaching for chicks to get
you those large eggs late summer. Re-
member commencing Sept. 1st the
Govt, gives a handsome premium on
overseas eggs.
HILLSIDE CHICKS
are fast growing, early maturing, Can-
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ed, We advise you lose no time ord-
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Agent is Robt. Jas. Douglas, R.R. 1,
Wroxeter,
Beatty Automatic Washer
This is good news for housewives because THE
BEATTY AUTOMATIC does away with 95% of
the manual labour previously needed to wash and
damp-dry clothes.
VOR SALE—Eight room house in the
Village of Wroxeter. For full par-
ticulars apply to Crawford & Heth-
erington, Wingham, Ontario.
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21 jewels
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FOR SALE—Boys' Tube Skates, size
6. Phone 81'7. TENDERS WANTED
The West Wawanosh Township
School Board are asking for Tenders
for the following quaniities of 16" body
hardwood, to be delivered to the foll-
owing schools, not later than June 1st,
1947, and the tenders to be in Secre-
tary's hands not later than Feb, 3rd,
1947: No. 17, 25 cords; No. 2, 20 cords
No. 3, 18 cords; No. 12, 25 cords; No.
4, 25 cords. Also one cord of Cedar
for each school,
W, A. Stewart,
Secretary-Treasure,
W. W. Township Schood Board.
FOR SALE—i new and 2 good used
750x16 8 play Rayon Truck Tires.
Apply Bert Worth, phone 323J,
FOR SALE—Easy Electric Vacuum.
Cup Washer in good condition.
Phone 424.
DavidTrompton
JEWELLER
Gifts For All Occasions
WiNGHAM Phone 59
The only labour re-
quired to operate The
• BEATTY
AUTOMATIC
WASHER
is that of placing the
clothes in themachine,
adding soap and water
and turning a switch.
Within a few minutes
the clothes will have
been thoroughly
washed, rinsed and
damp-dried, ready for
hanging on the line.
The washer even drains and cleans automatically--
no soap scum to clean out.
The new revolutionary feature of The Beatty
Automatic is that the rinsing and drying is per-
formed by hydraulic pressure. No installation
costs are incurred in installing the washer in the
home. It is vibrationless and can be used in the
laundry, kitchen or bathroom without any special
foundation. No special plumbing or water heaters
required. The washer can be attached to taps as
easily as a garden hose; and water can be heated on
a stove if the home is not equipped with a water
heater.
CLASSIFIED ADS. WOOD TENDERS
Tenders will he received up to and,
including January 27th., 3.947,for sup-
ply and delivery of Maple and Beach.
Body Wood, 3,4 inches long, At the
following Schools before .1*e 1st,,
1947.
U, 17, 20 cords; S. 13, 15 cords;
11, 18 cords; U. 3, 1.8 cords; U. 16, 1$
cords, U. 6, 13 eords; U. 7, 18 cords;
8, 16 cords; S, 11, 1.8 cords; S. 9,
24 cords. Tenders may be made for
all schools or for one or more,
C. H. Wade, Sec.-frees.,
Belgrave, Ontario..
1116.36
5542.88
2158.57
1981,00
1877.82
801112
87.71
416.56
368.09
TENDERS FOR WOOD
Tenders -will be received by the un-
designed for wood, maple and beach
body wood and cedar, to be delivered
to the following schools!
School Hardwood. Cedar
S. S. No. 1 15 cords 2 cords
S. S. No. 4 20 cords 2 cords
S. S. No, 7 10 cords 2 cords
U. S. S. No. 10 15 cords 2 cords
U. S. S. No. 13 10 cords
U. S. S. NQ. 14 25 cords 4 cords
U. S. S. No. 15 10 cords 2 cords
U. S. S. No, 16 15 cords
U. S. S. No, 18 15 cords 2 ,cords
Tenders to be in the hands of the
Secretary-Treasurer by Feb. 5th, 1947.
Wood to be delivered to the Schools
by April 30th. Tenders for whole con-
tract or for individual Schools accept-
ed. Lowest or any tender not neces-
sarily accepted.
Phil Durst,
Secretary-Treasurer,
Wroxeter, Ont.
TAXI TRIPS —1 to 8 Passengers, any
where, any time, Reasonable. Bert
Worth, Phonic 328J.
HOSPITAL SHOWS
YEAR OF PROGRESS
(Continued from page one)
, Dusbursements
Operating Expenses:
Administration $
Dietary and Food Supply
Drugs, ,Medicines, etc.
Surgical Supplies
Fuel and Heat
Light and Power
Water
X-Ray Supplies and repairs
Beddings and Linens
Housekeeping and Cleaning
supplies 161.98
Laboratory supplies and Exp 20,06
Laboratory Outside Agencies 48.30
Laundry supplies 221.01
Operating Room supplies 93.93
Salaries and Wages 16636.05
Maintenance and Repairs,
Equipment 65.69
Maintenance and Repairs,
old building 1203.21
Simple construction is another feature of The
Beatty Automatic. It has leSs than half the num-
ber of parts of an ordinary wringer-type washer,
$32806,34
Non-Operating„Expenses:
Depreciation, plant and
equipment' • 2450.84.
Depreciation, old building 525.97
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$ 2976.31
Total Expenses $35782.65
Income over Expenditure .$ 6706.53
W, H. French, Treasurer of the Millions Eat
only Grass and Roots
in China today
A piteous call
goes out from
starving men,
women and
children. Be
g enerous!
Canadian Aid
To China
CARD OF THANKS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons having elaimt against the
estate of Elsie Paulin, late of the Town.
ship of Howick, in the County of Hu-
ron, Widow, who died on or about the
second day of August, A,D, 1943, are
notified to send to Messrs. Crawford
& Hetherington, Wingham Ontario, on
or before the eighth day of February,
A.D. 1947, full particulars of their
claims in writing. Immediately after
the said eighth day of Febimary the
assets of the said intestate, will be dis-
tributed amongst ,,the parties entitled
thereto, having regard only to claims
of which the administrator shall then
have notice.
DATED this 17th day of January,
A.D. 1947,
CRAWFORD & HETHERINGTON
Wingham, Ontario,
Solicitors for the Administrator.
We wish to extend our most heart-
felt thanks 'to our many in-le-lids and
neighbours who 'were so kind and
sympathizing in our recent sad ber-
eavement. The Harris Farnily.
These Coats include the following:
6 Ladies' SILVER FOX TRIMMED COATS
Regular $99.50 Sale Price $69.50
22 Ladies' FUR TRIMMED COATS in greens
blues, browns, blacks and reds — Final Clearance
Regular $79.50—Sale $59.50 549.50—Sale $42.75 THIS SPACE DONATED BY
Pollock's Shoe Store
WANTED—Light housework by wo-
man. Apply Mrs. B. Ward, Minnie
Street.
Hanna's Ladies' Wear
Day SALE
IN MEMORIAM
MONTGOMERY—In loving memory
of Mrs. Lloyd Montgomery (Miss
Frances Jackson), who passed away
one year ago on the 24th of January,
It was hard to see her suffer,
There was nothing we could do,
We shared her all our comforts
And our good friends shared theirs too
But the pearly gates were opened,
And a Tender voice said, come,
And with farewell unspoken,
She calmly entered home.
—Sadly missed by Mother and Dad,
Edna and Archie.
IN MEMORIAM
MONTGOMERY—In loving memory
of a dear sister, Mrs. Lloyd Mont-
gomery, who passed away, one year
ago, January 24th, 1946,
Though your loving voice be silent,
And your true heart cease to beat,
Vet we miss your well known footsteps
And a face we used to greet,
—Sadly missed by Harry and Ruby
Jackson,
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Mrs. Ewart MacKereher
At Stratford on Friday, January 17,
death came with tragic suddenness to
a highly esteemed young woman of
our community in the person of Mrs,
Ewart MacKercher. In company with
a group of neighbours, she with her
husband, had gone to Stratford on Fri-
day afternoon and appeared to be in
her usual health. Before leaving for
home accompanied by two friends she
called at a doctor's office where she
expired suddenly, before her husband
who was called, could reach the office.
Mrs. MacKercher, who was in her
41st year, was the former Pearl Doug-
las Wilton, daughter of Mr. It, Jas.
Douglas and the late Mrs, Douglas of
Belmore. Iii March, 1945, she was
united in marriage with Ewart Mae-
Kercher who survives, also one son
and three daughters by a former mar-
riage: Audrey and Doris of Wingham;
Betty and Arthur at home; her father,
Mr. James Douglas and a brother,
Carl, of )3elmore; two sisters, Mrs.
Fred Tuck (Haael), Glenannan; Mrs.
Elmer Purdon (Florence), Wingharn,
To her sorrowing husband, daughters,
soh and members of her family the
sympathy' of the whole community is
extended in their sad bereavement,
Funeral services were held from her
late residence, Lot 21, Con, C, How-
ick, on Monday afternoon with Rev,
Alexander Nitnthe of St. Andrew's
Presbyterian Church, Wingham, in
charge, assisted by Rev, Udell. Inter-
meta was made in Wroxeter Cemetery,
Jeremiah Caseneare
Mr. Jeremiah Casentore, a lifelong
resident of this distriet, passed away
on Wednesday, January 15th, hi his
84th year, Born orbit 'tort Teevn;
ship, he was the km of the late Wrii.
Was married hi 1593 to Margaret Nano
ter of Morris Townehtte.' Saolvitok
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Smartly styled Black . 14, 16, 18
Regular $175 and $225. On Sale $ 149.50
Three RICE LAKE DARK MINK MUSKRAT
COATS —Guaranteed best quality—Regular $450.
Sale Price $349.50
Ford and Monarch
Sales and Service
'Phone 237
Wirigt4itt 11
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10 LADIES' HOUSE-COATS slightly soiled
with zipper fronts, also Some quilted, Reg, $12.50
SALE PRICE SA.95
DRESSES COATS 8t HATS
REDUCED
MeDONALI)—Te loving mentory of
Mtg. 3', A. McDonald, Oct }sassed
$ away & years ago, January 21st,
none dear mother, gent forever
Ilow we miss your -Minn fade,
Btit you left us to rattan et
None on earth can take your place. Caetivite and teatrlde tArker.- Ile
Inissed and ever remembered
daughter, granddaughter and sena,
Ray and Alex, predeceased” him,
Vuntral services Were hold on riri4
day, jazulary 17th, front his late reSi.,
donee, Lower Wingham„ with Merry
,lack James of St. Paul's Anglican
Church, officiating, btterment was is
Wingham Cemetery.
besides his wife arc five sons and two
datighterst Oscar, Stratford; Eeriest,
Kinlosg rintest; Vic-
tor, Wfilteebureb; Chester, Turnberry
Mrs. Ed. Marsh, Wingham, and Mrs,
P., Wats* Lucknow, one Sister Mrs, Jahn llutiter iif4fortis, Two 'sons,