The Wingham Advance-Times, 1947-01-30, Page 2PAGE TWO
Wine:tam Advance-Thrtf.s,
ro$LIsaled
svnioakm ONTATOLO
Setbsictiption Ratte---(1...te „12;00
„St:s`c Months $1.4:0 '.0„,titamnt
TO
U. $., A.- .P.3.130 Fear
Fore4ft Rate, WO per year
Actvertrls-L7g rz:e.s. on ap..;.ricatien.
Altenor;wed Ser47.4
lfrfaal Fon -Office Deparnment
„Farrn:ng tunt...;;-.4:
Wore on -zip:=, ha^„te ,i«•:Ter
work e---1 , tLinrespiridence 1-0.741 C
Ere; ti-Trsicif-ss„
THE ININGHAM ADVANCE -TIMES
nttlit”I the cath
"U`",t.7.tj. VAltr-74:6 „fLn-:,,:iffitte: and coro-roTailize--1 the warder-
ant;g4, =Otters; ha* ritn,...-ost Z -4 -i -e s;;!...1.1 rev, F2, 15,- •
if iniita-ntfrital
t,t t•4`; ..-.71-71«..1 .0 x.;;;;;:t5f, erterr'..!,:ft
rt. .
4". 74134:44.=
he =nit haiat ;
'every an abi:ve-averaze
ter firrneal and • staridan:ls
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Kr:MEER-We STEEL NEEDED
is st.:1
45= the rzhn won. Lr
afans by er:4eZT;..1*Ef,e,
npt
he stood befre.
'ea -4
renne o as the res,-;--Trest=ta-b ,
gi1"awat..nish.,,. lie last:
reate f.c :the hoz....nr.^ was in 1,67i.
feht thera raw and
cult problems ie faced Ina '
Fear and asked iro<pterato_
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Be irnpen.-72.ed if ofticens ,ii any "--ciport- .tr-,.:1---= retronit_rezdeng a noinlin..--
ss ant grin:: agree with en -_--sa wh- stay e --1--1--=-;:.&"-I':' c-11'
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we: -:-rer. -7fie 1:::-1--,..t.r:::._".:',„--7.„.ta'_.:
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wirk, ci :':'Iri,ft t,'"ZittkD'D Th -c:71 -!r..3
' • Ca-rad:tans -23sai ''.their ancestors. wisze Dr. Siierw-ood Foca and G.
ler- s.,r4tte!=,45_,, ....,==... -..H4 -.01l.e., a--;......----,-,..74.-:- 'ging- eel 4.-..raitt. ,r..5 •
' ..f N:7117 Asz tn.r - ,,.......i.;ri,...tr.
- $5,0)D to the 7,:z7flog -nd :it' Western
-,..2...
"••" -17-7:7, -7:47 cr., 1«..,,ar..2 71 'present-day ''''
-- - --:ireers „nosh the fri-rtier E---mtlisr. New H-erAzIet Res01"4i`e-^
:!......nt; „..„-ts. ptised on the hirizin in '17=e 77-'77-'4':'-'5•P -;-; Iffg-IvE".717 s.."."-A.Itt'elii
71,-;:rinins, riffer, chemistry, atimie 2
EWS1NE
vat bzAMesis beiaosit
t„.• 4. ',..ner
:prises. in other Ihn4;iniesses.
Act pr:T.zlts, they teLe
*fad tti=e, =mins hanktt-..-;-;.„
that etre. is 4. eTnsr..-
,weiri.-_,g,-tm: proce.,-s e.e.7
Sae .o.:7 -inskes-s—thirusar.-L—fs the
Ept±,g,
Tir-ere abot..4
(..-anaaillta ar.:3„
wasm„^rae,` is a ty;ical stross-sertion
Canada's They
any cr.-_-re. tian a.Tne so^
„swearer gronps as (2:97.1../ii,
arrisods pep:mans. They ant sir--;
42"Aeg-i men Wi".: ;te
s pmfertinite,
rimeniente, Tchter7tenre
*Iirazi-M;ty to get int: •57.'7711-:
*reel business. Like: all c -her
rt c.torWrus str.,:;-,2" perientane t-.5 1:1
SIV.M.'artg 'Stt: , a snrial nionbet
"*.no goids7 and a 3arge m-aitritit
stema.,-7„ a -ter -an,: me:7
eity tinm hnsitiess,
17.`n at a Foss „i't
31mas eihthorst the farmer being cirn
pe'..red aiwe -up Tens of tit'tn-,,aind
ti Canadian farnnars hawe had th...at en
pftk-isce, They capital a:3 th
thr-* capital W2A. =del
It was soil ferdlay, fence
Sr-sto.„-..1-,,. machinery. buildings an.
Thns fa-ne-ter co
zo- cr. iiarming altilstongll Lis farm :^le
iericrates into s-^,--n-divirre on:di:fon
-ssfs.weas in tether business enterprises
nrixere captimi is all 1.011ars.tbankroptcy
;is 'the %peat.- resnit of failure.
--
res-ilaniffn aslinz ttnat
_
• the, .-it-r;e.fn- ,s-4,,--I't-i.'. 71, -,;.,-.:L:-., penalties -on ----ripait taxes be „rn`r.„-fie-ii
• • at,rnaneit... •-ratent to the as.sessecent act regamErinl
out great node- ari LT= 7,--reztistzs sezfdsz re"Aared-
ge lard to the north presents out.
:Shaw. Chitin, physician 't
liorfn County Horne, repotted
-ttry for pituetririg as 7.17 '.4f«,Vei,!7.n.,;(ikt S'2':7-'rZt :Year '''''4415 resembyleLj.
:722 g.„„as„ 1:onkey match: you had to hare 3-cmr
rei.detel." There were 14 appli-,t
;Ip..4..„'s-ts 21mi:tat: 3 released; 3 trauffer-
enterpfTs,e erer:r endesor.*ei attd 11 'f,"!el. The ne=5-dpaLifes
,1-a=ra:t7-4 21.4.11.:ran1.5 Were: Srann..leY, ;-;
TEOUGHTWEEKLY Olio -air% 3; Gney. 1; Goderirt* S;.:
" ill is presteintTrustes a-ot for 'tSzePlf;e4, 2; Wic;:ham., 02r4ezz‘ 1;
any pers,fr.. to judge amy other person 1; HS:4". 1« tb.`:. average age,
hypeceitioal son-lotie -onto itmlates Presmt, RS;
'-'17 stns. and conderon the sins of ant"ther. :staff, 8,
;11 Romans 2:1—'7. -loon art ine.x.o.csable, lAinchliteets Urgei-Cco47on
WT thin art that jude:it: tt L. G.
a for sf-3-.-mtein 7B-2 aTtil,«Ber. plans eve pr-403.sel
cordencze.--a *ley -self; for fleon tbrat Ctemn. litinset tr„Iportet to Huron
- 57.4 -fist -sarne things'.
* .'!Coranty: Comicil that plans Late been :;,
- : *almost c-=;;;:leted. for the arclnitc,,-tural
KNOW WMIGHAIE 'work ard drawing:s-
e There are a ntreber of good 'Several other counties we al? eyes :
F denial lots seal trararit at the south- t:r.tr thr.s Hort:in project, and
s, ern ends. of Cling ani Ca- ',ewe you 2- br."'Lleing ,of which 3 -..on win
-therice Street, at the south-east end of be,. pricadr, smted. After a
,Diaam-21 Ft, nat ard on Cy Stmet. study, Zen 77,9=7.273 be ready in
- nese are splendid- nits with months" time, he. 4,tteCts7e4 7.te
eXte7rett I'Dt=ti`«in terl7Fe t'S ,tenders; brut he felt courtnn should
r -r the business set:don 4,-Torftd tmittesusly on account of flue-
toram.' ,iff prices and because of what
.
titan can be; physirall;, lazy- f Vt:t whetii*.er sie7ntable con..".tar-,,y
torenzaterials are arailable.
--yet he
2 larty.e'r e'r 1 1
It'STS ITS7.2'11 ghle a siip-idated prir.e. A IP
atrxx.ent,mit if he mentallt.r alert; a nennther are inte-rested wiln= architects a
=rents- t may be 2 arta: --re. al:I:tic:ale
',estterly inadequate and incorcpeterat EnIUYU 1
it Stte - • Concrete
Ieracerlowt things if lZe ,ntside his par-
ouler field; ard man in alnifyst any
„prafession or business except farming,
-can ge by with only the anfited
ie-rled for his particular wocratint.
• Btti-, and this is not generally
zeilitzed,-even by Farmers, in risrmaI
--Ermes„ the qualities to ran 123 -acre
fa= really surcessfuly. thronah
Vents anal had. to grapple with ei:rer
mew
problems of plan*. animal and snit
-encases. to hmt prirses. and meet
whangina markets. must be a very.
Siter indeed • _Fr_ted W2:rdt,n eFt.
mee.taay alire and alert; he =ail have Jail year's warden. County judge, T.
Decide To Go Easy On Caning For
Coott Haase To-riers
Dr:T.-no Smyth, Retwe of West W. -a -
:war -of -B. was elected Warden of Huron
1947 at the opening --:,ession
oft Tuesday afteW21)02.7, fife was chosen
a csitens ‘,"41 Libe7"171 =f:«rlberc. Run-
ners-up for Lhe liszt: were ftrneu-e5.
Cecil Wheeler Mortis ard J'
Arr--stronot, lin3lett.
fuer must he physics':3i.: ard csrte1 to the dais by R. E. St.'s -Mirk.
.11r. Bridgint-ztn decribed tlse propos-
eibuildkg, which Wa.,17 Be of stone mtid f
- i•
re:he-free-I -11'="7 $teel win
r, -,-TZ Be ralsZIPM.,.. The
be concrete_ net zon-,:dnre .-r22 be
rn_42„--ble po:rt sway, with colored flor-rs.c
The hi:m-1oz will be worked out in rol-
ors. Wood in the Etrunding win be
confined to clipheartis.
It was mowed by Reeves B. W„,
If You Know Your
Will Start Tomorrow
.7 Morning!
Yon cso-rdirce sure h sun,
ere47 Alagmaitazd operate
dependably erety pass
bare is smiced reg-4,-"Iyby
our trebled "lt(41."-.-=, 3:4rn2g
We'd Rather Prevent
ANION..1111.•••
hreakdawrs than fixemI
A ..eimple frempendre 'race
op"' may sere plenty of in=ey
later on- Doer uke chanced
Fare aeossa- watin deme
NOW by our expert mechawlcs.
PMP -r EiPPE,MABLE
swrice reasoozhit ids
oar poacy$
EDWARDS'.
Motor Sales
Your Anthoriai ilt.-Ater for
and Itmgo
This county has ssne,6 no de-
WINGHAM ONT, iibentmres fcr E6girway work, For me"..iy ARMS
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Thursdai, January 30th, 1947
Trans.port fez^ five years r:r $10'D ,11111.1111111111111111111......................1101.1.11100111010111.
trz TiTze waxtanS cAz.„-^7,-,-Tittest. re-;
Xned 14.7. azd Ileased Hart„gar Net '1
,2„ sewage ard 'wet= systems, s: „7„rage
gas.;:i..--e tanks and refuel:Mg
arl tie 24-tr....1....'%;,41•77t.". 771
ftr aSt period :3 z:TAT. r,tans $1,403
per year.
C un=,
The etrling epf.rt „tif
c-;,zotees =as 7restztea ;
woci 2s, :he First
eel in cath case being chal...---Prt: car -1
esmtiwe, ream -Tit Tnr',..%-ey„ 2412cEwatt,';
nyder, htathies---.; rreS.:4t37;
Fe; At; Kerslake., 14 lzhosc-n,
r. * 4*nPartih Retn,
a rain -torn; 0==dt-4.j
y, ▪ S=L Jr:.1-4e; NFLI:t12.5=.11
TrmIkey,,
Pepper. Fa:noner We; Corzery
crne. Wheelen,AMa27-em=tetr.,
:1, Z-47.3; 21,3r2CM:i=t0, Rte -=';'*.4
Nichflein. Amy, Berry; Citild-1'
retest Aft Daly„ Pezper, 11ntim-;
iicne1147LeelerAt, tarappegr:Ainvir.t_etter;:warer. dTenz.:
gey Arrnsi.,1-np, Mar.:ham; beak= „
Fare -g-1.1 amain irsciamismiiii
ON HAND FOR
IMMEDIATE INSTALLATION
Electric Hammer Min
UNIVERSAL
MILKING MACHINES
(Portable or Permanent Type)
Installed by experienced and trained mechanics
For further information, call and look them over.
-Belgrave Co.Op. Association
BELGRAVE 'PHONE 14 - 4,.Brussels
.1"A -heeler Falloon=- ectralimesm Ra„I'1.1
Alomi.-1-i-T C. Joinnstou Wheeler; A1r-i#
$
6-4tz'Varli'4'* C.
jth=32 54U±le- I Place Your Order Now
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szn; good neat% kc.,:=, J. ..Ar=st,„74 2-, ii
1i -cods; reine.---mwen„ Berry, Beecroft, -
rit
port. Ilanitten„ T7 7,
JT. DP..ly; clinical At-
,
III
Domance; "library Man -4--:E FOR 'YOUR
'amulit„ oilge ,./e.f.. Costello, N. W4iii ITI
=
T. R. Patterstn comty ezzi.'neer 'It
, it': FARM MACHINERY i
IT il
gni:4 rep= .5: "A great deal of high- .1 ii
-,_-me ID bLrral-c a• s sorb low rates as at I
''' John E. Bumstead & on
:
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'isra3- expere is made far ::.,nor- WITH
i
n'no„ etn.„ cc: widish thme is no denrecjak it
have =Ter been is
present and sin. hAe.rest chatrir,m arei -
1
WINGHAM Victoria St a=
'Phone 455
A complete Brie of REPAIR PARTS will be I
carried in stock. Es
anntottg the higgnt to be noet int azWiLl.
the pirmre res_tecthaz high -
as
iwaz. hbeen trawisforan--*-
Victoria St.
;theme 4.1.7chalf2-cany, and maay not do SD'
=can alhe retr-restation committee. "1,Vhat are you doing with
atia" 4:ces7cr ::atesnrer.F4, Erstize to corn=3-
-
Reere Johnston1i eplace Reeve socks on the wrong side out
My feet got so hot
f. decided to Prosisional teSt;TrIPtes ••=.1a--rt«,'-red by 7."ndrey- on the heaith and hospital
- jrfiEfflaVICE
mi.o.„-ming forecast rate es-a:mated at most eri the anansin,d
- I occuple
-Huron CG",ZW: Cono-..,:n, Thursday To 'Enflame Timber By-law turn the hose on them".
ttrts, flszsthh,,,ess.c751;f: go
-elonotgollwt}e acubitiy-331;vofptraseseesd.
your
Trickey and John Armstrtcna„ and un-
ar„imonsly endorsed, that the council
,approwe Bridgman's suggestion
that the ,e-Anip.g s -z• ,e'vr
c-e-ers house be raid 't,:rt-er Zrt",11 the
ffreine session.
T MEANS THRIFTY VALUE
IlEortrade Up 25 follows: rs--eral, account, It was the geom.4 opinion that the
mats to raise $11-4349; contY should be 'enforced to ensure
7 7'59 ralse $1135,64^45- 'the rei,-ration of Graber and the re-
tention •of more 21101-qtre.. A few
IV.04.25e; snrPkts Illawr might -t- a hards-
1,eerw...ies.. 'e enforcement of the by-
General ticcountancy nolo—
orowisional esfi'materl 4; 11. P
se, •
.for the
SMALL BUSINESS MAN,
PROFESSIONAL MAN,
and THE FARMER.
sil J.
P. O. Box 49
RIPLEY - ONT.
Approve Esi.,%-port Lease
.1 1:2 answer to an intractiry from Reewe I Finally a fon was endorsed eat-
,
";.---ear.ge tests a les Hay, Reeve B. cowering the reforestion committee
Is..a.iti that tlne amount serdwed for sal- i inx.„...ea,
1
;M.-.1=3ThitzkeLtta:L.."477:71.1±Te arciaPr'DPeitetTsafio neetticenrcet oifitialse by-trwseeantbad ttoiterspelony_
„„..a.,.,7? -12 the clalt E,...1. -s! !s w'eeez,.,-11 At the aii'ar:woon se„,..„.-szon. council en -
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RtegooredRatztio tearsii;dowtatilat 1:ite:717,e ‘.E-voaL.k.Gr:yksiz:orrisci, soanThomd E:stGolNdia
st.„,.... 2 -n tr: -q- t the ' tlIngurIch3.-and Haallett; William Dottgall i
!I be redeconte4 'for 'the adzaiti'etzaeoajizza - Stnnley, Stephen, Tuckers:mitt
The :oaten end-insei a m,-„td,r_ont by !of justice,. and a. sate building er- s';
Recres Tuck* an -3 Armstrong rilat :tette,. Ei=t ns vote 4V2,5 taken cn ti' am -Kilian, and I:Shot-at. The appoint
leaving it Where it woted he -useful. Nelson m„-Lsrty in West
e-
n
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the ?eel: • ne, 32-4 DIria2g 1 At the request of Reeve C. litTheeler,
ltms_ing by the corwtry S.ky tthe names of himself d
anR
„ eere C
al»r airport ircm the Deparnatent :Johnston were authorized to be taken
EVERYTHING !S GUARANTEED
TO PLEASE 447 DOWDOON
BLENDED JUICES
,20 oz. tiz, 2 for .25c
APPLE JELLY
24 oz. tin 27c
Ogilvies MINUTE
OATS, 48 oz. 18c
Ogilvies MINUTE
OATS, 5 lbs. .25c
Ogilvie's VITA E
h —10c 3s ...25c
Cello Wheat Hearts
PALMOLIVE SOA
Reg. size ... .2 for 11c
PALMOLIVE SOAP
Giant „ ,3 for 23c
olintios Ott thin%
Chase.' & Sanborn
COFFEE, 11 bag 47c
Thurn's Lamb STEW
15 oz. tin 2 for 230
":"Burtts VEAL
15 oz., tin .2for 23e.
Clarles Tomato or
Vegetable SOUP
oz. tin 2 for I5c
Standard Wax or
Green BEANS, 20 oz.
2. tins° for _ 25c
rouse OLIVES
Plain, jumbo, Quer
ar
nautili Valley Standard
?EAS, 3 lifts for 29e
Beehive CORN
SYRUP, 2 lb. tin 20c
Howard V or cut
Dill Pickles I0 -oz. 23c
Rex VANILLA
ot., bottle 15c
Kellogg's CORN
FLAKES 8 o 3. 23c
Quaker FLOUR
TOMATO ▪ JUICE
Aylmer or Heinz.
20 oz. tin .. .2 for lgc
Post s Bran FLAKES
oz.1�c, 14 oz 1$c
Navy TIrSri
B4 Ittlis
ronswick HADDIE
Appleford WAX
PAPR 24c
Diced Beets or Diced
Carrots, 2 tint 17c
Lily White FLOUR
24 Iht , .....990
CARROTS, washed
3 tt!s:. .14c
B. C DELICIOUS
IlOs .6 for 25c
COOKING ONioNs,
No. 1, 3
ORANGES, 252s
per, dozen — 29c
CELERY, Green
Pascal, 48s 2 for 2ic
Woe* effeetiVe mot elating
teebvtary lit, 1941
meats are rz211e subject to the approva
of ice appointeess.
A deiegation cosraposed of John Fal
comer of \\Ingham, D. M. McDonal
of Ernssels, and R. E. Ratz ef th
E. Ram Lmnber, Ltd, was hear
regarding the restriction.; set forth i
the tree -mating bylaw. They asked
protection on -what they had bough
and paid for prior to the passing of th
by-law. All are en5-agerl in the lurabe
busine. They were assured the3
Iwould be fairly dealt with thy the re-
forestation committee.
The Children's Aid Soziety reported
84 children in care; 25 new child pro-
tection cases in 1945; and 28 new un-
married parents cases.
Book Circulation Higher
The Huron Ccamty Library Assoc -
tion reported total non-fiction books
circtflPtion as: adult, 1,567; child-
ren's, 5.098; total, 19,024, an increase
of 4,152 over 1945.
The Huron Contak Old Age Pen-
sions and Mother' Allowances Board
reported 196 pensions granted in 1946;
'is-. reinstated.. There were 69
deaths and cancellations; 20 blind per-
soa,. are receiving pensions.
No action was taken on the resolu-
tion from the township of Ho -wick
that the amendment to the assessment
act regarding penalties on unpaid tax -
be rescinded, and the previous sec-
tion be replaced.
Huron County Council Friday morn-
ing endorsed the recommendations of
the executive conunittee and raised
the salaries of county officials.
County Engineer T. Roy- Patterson's
salary is increased to $6,000; county
treasurer A. II. Erskine's and county
clerk N. W. Miller's to 0,000 each;
caretaker George James' to $1,500;
salaries of Miss Evelyn Cooper, court
reporter and Miss Margaret Tociott to
$12'5 and $100 respectively.
At the afternoon session, ountil set
aside $12,000 for the postwar effort,
the warden's committee to administer
the fund, Any balance is to be return-
ed to the general fund.
-Grants were authorized of -$2,000 to
the -Navy League; $8,000 to the Red
Shield; and $S00- to the Canadian Aid
toACtrahlantFouint$,000 was Autboriud to
the 'University of Western Ontario to
be paid when construction on addition-
al buildings is commenced, The 1046
totItitil gave a similar grant with the
tame condition. 'The motion by Reeves
fl, W. tattkey and I. D. Ecteroft also
carried the recommendation that the
1948 council grant the same Onunatt.
d
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SHERBONDY!S
COFFEE - SHOP
LUNCHES
MEALS
FOUNTAIN SERVICE
OYSTERS
Fruit Juices in stock
Next to Lyceum Theatre
WINGHAN
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SHARPENED
PROMPTLY !
AU kindof RUBBER
FOOTWEAR REPAIRED
Have a pair of
ICE CREEPERS
attached while you wait
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Shoe Repair
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Specializing. in
Cemetery Work
Only
BOX 373 --.'PHONE 450
Wm. Brownlie
moetiptions Repotting
sandblasting memorials
25- years experience
WINGHAM ONT.
°rad* Aotim 1)6 placed as soon
AO DOSSible
he tatetaitt Pattabl0 Stirldhiatit
ItqUiptIltra