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ford. Mr. Amsbury was a member of
Ontario Street Baptist Church. His
wife, the former Miss Clara Elliott,
survives. Also surviving are two sons,
Elmer; 28 Waterloo St., N,; Allen,
! daughter Mrs, R, H. •
Mills (Velina), Hamilton; a brother,
William, Mount Dennis; three sisters,
Mrs. Belle Thompson, Mrs. Eleanor
Murray, Grand Rapids, ,Mich.; Mrs.
Arthur Lawrence, Toronto. There are
also five grand-children. The funeral
service was held from the Greenwood-
Gilbart Funeral home, 64 Erie St., on
Saturday, at 2.30 p.m., followed by in-
terment in Avondale cemetery,
- Mrs: William Dore
The death occurred in Mimico on
March 4th., of Mrs. William Dore, in
her eighty-fourth year.
The former Alice Campbell was
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operation for appendicitis.
Mr. Maitland Henry is confined to
his home with pneumonia.
Mr. Win. McGowan passed away in
hdspital at London on Monday.
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The Marriage took place on Satur-
day, March 8th, at the 'United Church
manse, of Mr. Henry Young and Miss
Edna Mould, of Leiscester, England.
Mrs, Myrtle, Murray and son, Wm.
Murray were the attendants. Rev, A.
Sinclair performed the ceremony.
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Following a short honeymoon they
will take tip residence in Blyth.
The bride met her husband while
overseas.' She tried for several months
to secure transportation to Canada and
finally had to.go to Sweden where she
boarded a Swedish vessel and docked
ten days later at New York. She ar-
rived in London just as Ontario was
trying to dig itself out of a severe bliz-
zard. We welcome Mrs. Young to our
commuriity where she will always find
the latch-key on the outside.
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ttATTER.Y and Electric Radios, Toa- NOTICE TO CREDITORS
phone 426, All persons having claims against the
stirs, Irons, Phone Larry Hiseler,
estate of Hugh Bell, late of the Town DAY-OLD COCKEREL BARGAINS of Wingham in the County of Huron, for this week and next. Barred Gentleman, who died on or about the Rocks, New Hampshires, New twenty-fourth day of January, 1947, are Hampshire X Barred Rocks, Light notified to send to Messrs. Crawford Sussex X New Hampshires, 4.95. St Hetherington, Wingham, Ontario, on Assorted Heavies, 4.75. Barred or before the fifteenth day of March, Rock X White Leghorn, White Leg- 1947, full particulars of their claims in horn X Barred Rock 2.00. White writing. Immediately after the said Leghorns 1.00. Two week old add 15th day of March, the assets of the .
6.00 per hundred, three week old said testator will be distributed amongst add 8.00 per hundred. Special price the parties entitled thereto, having re--on four week old Barred Rock gard only to claims of which the exec-
Cockerels 14.95. Four week old As- utors shall then have notice. sorted Heavy Cockerels 13.95, Large
Dated this twenty-fifth day of Feb- Egg Quality add 1.00, specially Sel- ruary, A.D., 1947.
ected add 2,00 per hundred to above CRAWFORD & HETHERINGTON, prices, Shipped C.O.D. This adver- Wingham, Ontario, tisement must accompany your or- Solicitors for the Executors.
der to receive these special prices.
Top Notch Chickeries, Guelph, Ont. AN OPPORTUNITY w
Established Rural Watkins District ,FOR SALE-Underwood Typewriter
Garage, Wingham.
available. If you are aggressive and be- in good condition. Apply Reavie's tween the ages %of 25 and 55, have or
can secure travel outfit, this is your
opportunity to get established in a pro-
FOR SALE-Eight-room red brick fitable business of your own. • For full house with all conveniences with im- particulars write today to the J. R. mediate possession for three rooms. Watkins Company, Dept. 0-W-2, 2177
Apply to J. W. Bushfield, K.C., Masson St., Montreal, Quebec. Wingham, Ontario.
FOR SALE-5 Young Sows due to
farrow April 1st. • Apply to Frank
Stamper, Bluevale.
FOR SALE or Exchange-100 acre
grass farm 3 miles west of Belgrave.
Good fences and running water; also,
100 acres with buildings, well fenced,
good water and full line of imple-
ments, hay and grain. Might con-
sider renting if not sold. Apply to
W. R. Paterson, 9 Hayman Court,
• London, Ont.
FOR SALE-Ajax Oats, good clean
seed. Apply George Carter, R. R.
5, Wingham, Phone 613r21.
.FOR SALE-Ladies tailored beige
garberdine suit, size 14, just like
new. Phone 101.
GRASS FARM FOR SALE-N1/2 of
Lot 27, Con. 10,. West Wawanosh.
Quantity of bush. .Apply to Elmer
Wilkinson, Wingham. •
LOST- Grey Waterman's Pen- be-
tween Josephine Street and Wing-
ham High . School: '• Finder please
telephone 325. Reward.'
MARCH CHICKS-Immediate deli-
very. Kitchener Big-4 Chicks. Spe-
cial March prices, .pullets, cockerels.
Also some started. March chicks
arc important. In fact, late summer,
fall, winter markets depend on them
for meat and eggs. Our customers
can't be wrong when they all say
"Best ever", Save time, contact
agent. Wilbur Hogg, R, R. 4, Wing-
ham.
MARCH CHICKS NECESSARY
-fo produce eggs when most needed.
HILLSIDE CHICKS
are available in variety breeds, cross-
breds, if ordered now,
Started Chicki Immediate Delivery
Canada Approved, •breeders pullorum
tested, 100% live delivery guaranteed,
Save time corresponding„ Contact
agent Robt. J.:Douglas, R. R. 1, Wrox-
eter.
REPAIRS to Vacuum Cleaners, Wash-
inn' machines. motor° -- ' ono an elm,
;41011M-tea. Larry Hiseler,
phone AU.
STRAYED-Large Male Foxhound
to Con, 11, lot 2, Tnrnberry. Owner
. may have same by proving owner-
ship and paying expenses. L. W.
Lincoln, Glenanhan,
SUFFERING FROM BACKACHES;
Rheumatic Paim. Sciatica, Lumbago.
is not necessary' ,Use RUMACAPS
at once for quick relief. McKibboit's
Drug Store. •
WANTED TO BUY-Lady's
any condition, Apply Advance-
Times.
,WE HAVE FOR IMMEDIATE DE-
livery the following new machinery,
1 three furrow tractor plow, 1 16
tooth tractor cultivator, 1 14 plate
disc harrow, 1 No. 3 Hammer Mill, 2
10" grain grinders, 1 Coekshutt
Conde Milker, John Bumstead &
Son, Victoria St. Agent for Cock.
shutt Machinery,
NOTICE TO*VREDITORS
4.60.4.14kroi.
All persons *jog claims against
the estate of.Sarah Elizabeth Johnson,
late of the Village ..of Gorrie, in, the
County .of Huron, Spinster, who died
on or about the second day of Febrw,
ary, A.D. 1941, are notified to send to
CRAWFORD ,8z. HETHERINGTON,
Winghattt, Ontario, on or before the
22nd day of March A.D.19471 full pap
ticulars of their claims in writing,
tuediately after the said 22nd day of
li,,fareli the ,assets of the said intestate
will be distributed amongst the parties
entitled thereto, having regard only to
igaitita of which the administratrot
shall then have notice,
DATED this 28th .day of February,
1041.
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Witt ltartt, Ontario: .
Solicitors for 'the adininistrairk.
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Clearance SAL
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SOUVENIR
15-Jewel GENTS' STRAP
Cushion Sets
WATCHES
Reg. $3.50 atrose, Roman, L
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Half Price
DRESSER SETS
LEATHER GOODS
WATCH STRAPS
BILL-FOLDS
Pearl' Necklets
ALL PLASTICS-
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IN MEMORIAM
CATHERS-In loving memory of our
clear sister and daughter, aunt, Edna,
(Mrs. John Cathers)„ who departed
this life March 9th, 1946.
We cannot think of her as dead
Who walks with us no more,
Along the path of life we tread,
She has but gone before.
The Father's house is mansioned fair,
Beyond our vision dim;
All souls are His, and, here or there,
Are living unto Him,
And Mill her quiet ministeries
Within our hearts have place
As when on earth she walked with us,
And met us face to face,
Ours is she by an ownership
Nor -time nor ,death. can free;
For God hath given to love to keep
own eternally.
Sadly missed by the Lincoln family,
sister Evelyn, Harry and Shirley
ll roan.
OBITUARY
Dr, J. R. MacDonald
Funeral service for Dr, James Ross
MacDonald, former prominent Wing-
ham physician, who died hi London,
on Tuesday, was held at 8.30 Thurs-
day afternoon at the A: Millard George
Funeral Home. Major Rev, G, Dean
Johnston, pastor of Central Presbyter-
ian Church, in Brantford, officiated.
Temporary 'entombment was made in
the mausoleum, Woodland Cemetery.
John Edthund Amsbury
John Edmund Amsbury, a well-
known resident of Stratford since 1018,
died at his home, 64 'Gore St., Thurs-
day morning. He had been in failing
health for the past few months but had
been able to continue working until
about three weeks ago vvliett he became
seriously ill. He was a foreman at the
Stratford Chair Company, He had
been employed there since coming to
Stratford„ and was well-known and re-
spected among his fellow employees.
Born In Manchester, Ontario, NOV, 19,
1878, he was a Son of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Willirtnt Attsbury. lie resided
in Wingtiant before corning to Stmt.
'born near Bervie, Ontario. Sixty-one
years ago she was married in Colum-
bus, Ohio, to the late William. Dore,
After her marriage she came to Wing-
ham where' she has resided until about
four years ago, While residing in
Wingham, she was a member of the
Wingham United Church.
She is survived by one son, Henry
of Woodstock, her daughter, (Eileen),
Mrs. W .S, Hillman, New Toronto;
four grandchildren, (Alice), Mrs. Ed-
ward Nixon, Weston; (Louise) Mrs.
Kenneth Pennington, 'Goderich, Phyllis
and Kenneth Hillman, New Toronto,
and, one great grandchild, Ross ,Pe,n-
ington, She was predeceased by her
husband seventeen years ago, her son,
Herbert in 1923, and one daughter in
infancy.
Service was held at 4 o'cloCk on Sun-
day afternoon in Wingham United
Church with 'the Rev. W. A. l3eecroft,
officiating. The pallbearers were: W.
A. Galbraith, G. W. Buchanan, Dr. G.
W. Howson, Dr. G. H. Ross, it H.
Lloyd and W. B. McCool. Interment
will be made later in Wingham ceme-
tery.
William Thomas Wellings
Following a very short illnesS, Wil-
liam Thomas Wellings of East Wawa-
nosh passed on at his home on Fri-
day, March 7th:, in his 77th year. He
was born in Ludlow, Shropshire, Eng-
land, where he received his education
atCommercial College. Coming to
Canada in 1908, he settled' for some
time in 'Coaticook, Quebec where he
farmed. In 1919 he moved to this dis-
trict and took up fanning in East Wa-
wanosh. He was married to the
former Mary Ellen Haines of Holy-
rood near Lucknow.
He' was a faithful member of the
Wingham United Church, a member
of the Session and Canadian Order of
Foresters.
Surviving besides his wife are sire
sisters, Mrs.Septimus Small and Mrs.
Wm. Lewis of Wean Salop, England;
Mrs. Jack Payne of Redford, Mich.;
Mrs. Albert Chadwick of Christ
Church, New .Zealand, Miss Emily
Annie Wellings and Miss Louise Eli-
zabeth Wellings of London, Ontario,
and one brother, Frederick Charles
Wellings of London, Ontario,
Funeral service was held in Wing-
ham United Church on Monday at 2
p.m. with Rev. W. A. Beecrat offic-
iating, Mr. Sam Burton as soloist,
sang "The Old Rugged Cross".
The pallbearers were Alf. Lockridge,
Jim Currie; Bert Currie, Gco. Kim
Wm. Arbuckle and Jack Taylor. In-
terment was made in Greenhill ceme-
tery, Lucknow.
William Moore
Mr. William Moore, a native of Kin-
loss passed away at Calvin, North Da-
kota, on Saturday, March 1st., in his
83rd. year, A son of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Isaiah Moore of Kinloss, he left
here 61 years ago going to the lumber
woods near Fort William and Duluth,
then fartherWest -where he took up
land in Dakota. He -was married 57
years ago to Janet Fleming, who pre-
deceased him in September of. last
year. They spent all their married
life on the. farm to which they moved
57 years ago,
Surviving are seven daughters and
four sons: Mrs. John (Bella) Shaeffer,
of Calvin; Izetta at'home; Mrs. (Ann-
ie) Clousion of Grand Rapids; Mrs.
Russell (Agnes) Sparks, of Banna;
Mrs. Howard (Ruby) Crockett of Cal-
vin; Mrs. John (Viola) McDonald .of
Banns; Mrs. Reuben (Velva) Vetter-
kind, Thorpe, Minn.; Arthur, Earl and
Carl of Calvin, and illiam of Califor-
nia, thirteen grandchildren and one
great grandchild, also three brothers,
John of Alsen, N. Dakota; Thoptas of
Whitechurch and Arthur of R. R. 5,
Lucknow.
"What's a good vitamin for gis
rummy fatigue?"
BLYTH " '
The Blyth-Clinton school bus made
the trip to Clinton on Monday by way
of Goderich, No, 4 highway -was open.
late Monday and the regular bfis sehe'
dole is, now in effect.
The remains of the late William Mc-
Gowan were brought from London on
Monday night, He was one of the
pioneer residents of East Wawanosh
Township. • Funeral arrangements had
not been made at the time of writing,
Dr. and Mrs. H.odd entertained at
cards at their home on Friday night.
Mrs. John Cowan was the winner of
first prize for the ladies and Me. COW-
an,. first for the men.
The local Legion 'attended., dattch
Setviee on Sunday evening fin the Unit-
ed Church, Rev. IC, Sificlak gave the
address and paid special tribute to our
boys, five of whom paid the supreme
Sacrifice, The speaker admonished his
audience to strive.. after those finer
things hi life for which otir boys fought
and died for ort the battlefield.
Mrs. Glenn Itechttle returned from
Wingham General Hospital on Satur.
day where she ittninly underwent an
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"Quality, Price and Service Sell Our Goods"
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Willow CLOTHES BASKETS, $2.85, $3.10, $3.25
CLOTHES HORSES $2.45 and $3.15 11:
Galvanized COAL SCUTTLE with Hood .. .$1.25
TIN CREAM PAILS 35c
I ELECTRIC TOASTERS, $1.95
ALUMINUM CLOTHES LINE WISE
100 ft. $1.50 150 ft. $2.25 200 ft. $3.00
Straight Wood CLOTHES PINS, doz. 15c
I 4-ft. STEP LADDERS $2.35 I
15-lb. FLOOR BRUSHES $3.95
OLD ENGLISH WAX, lb. 49c
Oil Brooder Stoves 29.901
(500 Capacity)
4-ft. CHICK FEEDERS $1.45
5" BROODER VENTILATORS $1.40
THERMOSTATS 30c
BROODER THERMOMETERS 45c
5" GALVANIZED BROODER PIPE 40c
4-ft. PIG TROUGH
$5.00
CARPET SWEEPERS
$7.95
Aluminum TEA KETTLES $1.10, $1.75
I Galvanized Sap Buckets 29c I
DON'T STARVE YOUR
BABY PIGS
The feed a pig gets when he is three to four'
weeks old has a lot to do with how long it takes
the pig to become a hog.
AFTER THE FOURTH. WEEK
A SOW'S MILK FLOW BEGINS TO DROP
This is the time when young pigs require an
ever-increasing supply of food if they are to make
rapid, economical gains.
This increase in food supply must come from
sources other than the sow.
YOUR ANSWER IS
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DAUPHIN & GRANT TEESIVATER
Tenders For Power Mower
Tenders will be received by the un-
dersigned upto March 18th., 1947, for
the purchase of a Tractor Hydraulic
Power Mower, 6 ft. for the Town-
ship of East Wawanosh. LoweSt or
any tender not necessarily accepted.
Stuart IMcBurney,
Road Superintendent,
Wingham, Ontario.
WANTED •
Clerk for store, one with some ex-
perience preferred, 'but not essential,
one willing to learn will do. Apply by
LETTER ONLY in own handwriting,
stating experience if any, also school-
ing. All replys will be kept strictly
confidential. Box K, Advance-Times.
CARD OF THANKS
I Wish to give .specials thanks to all
the employees of Western Foundry Co.
for their very kind expressions shown
me in my recent illness of two months,
Ted Elliott..
CARD. • OF THANKS
I wish to convey heartfelt thanks to
my many friends and neighbors for
their sympathy, floral tributes and
great kindness in my sad bereave-
ment in the loss of a loving husband,
also to those who so kindly loaned
cars.
Mrs. Win. T. Wellings and Family.
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. Laura Finley wishes to thank
the kind neighbours and friends for
the .many expressions of sympathy,
floral tributes and cars loaned at the
time of her sad bereavement in the
death of her son, James Hamilton Fin-
ley, Special thanks to the staff of
Western Foundry Co. Ltd., Mr. F.
Spry and Mr, C. Roberts, also Capt.
Agar, Lieut.. Smith and Mrs. Gordon
of Wingham Corps and Major Rum-
ford of London Corps.
IN MEMORIA1V1
ADA.M.*--f n inetnory of Mrs.
john Adams, Wroxeter, who passed
away four years ago, March 17th.,
1943,
There is a sad, but sweet remembrance,
There is a memory fond and true;
There is a token of affection, mother
And a heartache still for you,
-Ever remembered by husband and
brothers,
IN MEMORIAM
GATHERS-In loving memory' of
'Mrs. John Cathers, who passed
" away, March 0th., 1946.
No one knows how much we miss you,
No one knows the bitter pain,
We have suffered since we lost you
Life has never been the same,
In our hearts your memory lingers
Sweetly, tender, fond and true,
There is not a day dear Edna,
That we do not think of you,
-Ever remembered by father, moth-
er, 'brothers anti sister.
IN MEMORIAM
CATHERS-In loving memory of
dear sister, Gladys Edna Cathers,
Who passed away, March 9th., 1940,
O happy hours, we once enjoyed,
How . sweet their matnOry 8011.
13tit death has left a loneliness', •
The world can never. fill,
Always remembered b y brother, Al-
lister, Jean and Eldon,
IN MEIVIORIAIV1
APPLEBY-In loving memory of my
dear wife who passed, away four
years ago, March 10th,
God knew that she was suffering„
That the Hills were hard to climb,
So He elated her weary eyelids,
And: Whispered peace be Thine.
Away in the beautiful Hills of God,
To the Valley of Rest so fair,
Some dint, t Otte day, we know not
when,
We'll meet our loved one 'Them
remembered, Ty, her trot
band, Thos, ApOleby.
TON W INGHAM
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