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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1947-10-23, Page 6SIX Don't Wait . . Be smart and let us PUT ANTI-FREEZE IN your car NOW Any day now, the temperature will drop away below freezing. Drive in now and we'll completely WINTERIZE and TUNE-UP YOUR CAR for SAFE, SMOOTH DRIVING ALL WINTER. Let us inspect your car today. Bert Armstrong Phone 181 B. A. Products Wingham MOST MOTHERS DO THIS If Baby Has ACold AT BEDTIME rub throat, chest, back with Vappitub, Re- lief•bringing action starts righteway WORKS FOR HOURS while child sleeps, Often by morning most distress:of the cold is eased. NJOst-known home remedy you can use to *relieve distress of children's colds is comforting Vicks VapoRub. Even while You rub it on, VapoRub starts to work to ease distress .„and it keeps on Working during the night. . No wonder most mothers do this when a v IC KS cold strikes. Tonight,try VAPoRus Baby Band, presided and spoke words of welcome to all present. The Wor- ship service opened with call to wor- ship and hymn 609, followed by a duet by Sharon and Marlene Vincent, en- titled "Jesus Loves Me this I Know." Mrs. Vincent read a story to the children, Mrs. Chamney contributed on Guaranteed Trust Certificates ISSUED for any amount . , for a term of five years . • guaranteed both as to principal and interest Interest cheques mailed to reach holders on due date, or, at holder's option, may be allowed to accumulate at compound interest. An ideal investment for individuals, com- panies; authorized by law for cemetery \, boards, executors and other trustees. THE STERLING TRUSTS CORPORATION Sterling Tower, Toronto 36 years In Business BELGRAVE Visitors at C. W. Hanna's home on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Adam Smith, and Wilbert, Donald and Alfred Hanna of Atwood, also Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hanna of Newry. Men, Women Over 40 Feel Weak, Worn, Old? Want'Normal Pep, Vim, Vitality? flees weak, rundown, exhausted condition make you feel fagged out, old? Try Ostrex. Contains s_encral tonics, stimulants. often needed otter 30 or ao, Stipples Iron. calcium, phosphorus, vitamin 111. Helps you get normal pep, vim vitality. Get Ostrex Tope Tablets. Two economical sizes. For Vale at en good drug stores everywhere. Don't let your house be snubbed Come on into the BEA- VER LUMBER COM- PANY and see us about new ROLL BRICK SIDING for your home now I This sturdy, weather-de- fying Siding is every bit as attractive as it is dur, able . It's sure to give you years of satisfactory service! BEAVERSEAVER,LUMBER N. A. McLeod, Manager i WINGHAM ONT. S Closed Sat. afternoons ,,aorpoo ,,, , , ,, pioio• .. sin . ooh; t .... JUST ARRIVED Large shipment of English Dinnerware Just a few of the BETTER VALUES GRAPE 97 pieces - $69.50 SEAFORTH 66 pieces $34.25 SOVEREIGN 63 pieces - $23.95 BANCROFT 53 pieces - $33.60 Breakfast Sets, 32 pcs. $12.95 up Tea Sets, 21 pieces $12.50 up THE WALLPAPER SHOP ELMER "WILKINSON Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bolt had as their guests recently, Miss E. McLen- nan and Mrs. J. A. Kieper of Russell, Manitoba. Charlie Procter who has been tak- ing a course in Radio Broadcasting in the rehabilitation School, Toronto, has left for Chalk River where he will complete his course in the Electronics Research Labratory. Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Jacklin, of Bluevale, Mr. and. Mrs. Harold Sles- ser of Tiverton, and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cook, Chatham, all visited WOLVERINE HOTI enadi '44 t 11111% " ..t4r 4 e • 41.71-"4144L-4 030 St 1 lAttt PI0st $4.06 DOOM is /I 444 If you have ever been faced withan emergency, You know how inaportant it is for party line "part- ners" to give each other right.of-way on urgent cells. Pleases clear the line immediately. PARTY LINE COURTESY IS CATCHING.. Putting it into practice on every call you make Is your best guarantee that others 'will do the *awe tor you. 1. Keep cons brief. 2. $pace your tells. 3. Give right-of-way to urgent tolls. THE Itit TI LIPHONt COMPANY • Of CANADA IM UR 0 SOFTENED WATER is a Necessity in every HOME. Pero Water Softeners avallabk Noivi Because bard water is a needless expense . . . when you cart so easily have all the advantages and conveniences of softened£ water with a budget-fitting DURO installation. PRICED AS LOW Wm F.O.B. LONDON. CANADA See your local Plumb- ing Contractor today ... it is easy for you to enjoy DURO softened water in your home. PUMPS In laundries, kitchens and bathrooms, of thou-- sands of Canadian homes, DURO- softened water has saved many thlTusands of dollars i n soap, clothing, maintenance and fuel cost. Your whole family will gee! snore pleasure and goo el from Dun softened water. ovadas' suds • DURO softened water- saves over 75% on soap, yet- gives richer, thicker sudse. prevents greasy film an: china, glass, silver and oa the sinks andi working sur- -faces of your kitchen. DURO water softeners. arc "Made-in-Canada!' front ,the finest materials obtain— able, giving high quality performance with long; trouble-free service. RS LINTER ONTAR I 0 0970/9.00#01thr/ Roughing it in the wilds or basking in the luxury of a summer hotel whatever their choice, our friends from the States enjoy vacations in Ontario's, northland. We can all give them, a real welcome, when they Mime.. make them want to come buck again. ran 111101$0114.....$1161 c$7 Ontario profits. almost as Every tourist dollar much front the botrisb shared this way business as from the 1, Hotels; Stores; gold 'mining industry. Ws 8, Restaurants; 4. Taxes, up to us to keep this ete,; 5. Amusements;business ,growing., 6, Garages. °,,,Ziselftoyedes4geWArrwoce44WPVerisssit groit3e7 -01 PUBLISHED IN THE '#'UhEic orreast BY 3bliN I.AIIATYAIMITEEt TIM WINGHAM ADVANa-MMES Thursday; .October 23, 1947 Whether on 'business or pleastire:hent, Make this "Geodwill Hotel" you headquarters, Located right in the center of everything . a block east of 'Woodward :Avenue On Elizabeth Street, Overlooking Grand Circus Park. Hotel Wolverine attessibli to all sections of the City, SOP rooms oath with tub end shower, Good toad. AMA parking Spate; garage service &so avaltablL Horne of THE TROPICS trent 'unusual night spot In betroth leaeriovi South Sees atteetpbere, their parents, Mr. and Mrs, Harry Cook. Mrs: Harry Cook, Miss Audrey Cook of Wingham, and Austin were in London, one day last week, Messrs. C. H, Wade, R, J, Mae- Kenzie, Laurence Vannan and Mason Robinson, were in Meaford aver the !week-end on, a fishing trip, They made a nice catch. ;Congratulations to Mr. Ken Leitch on his marriage to Miss Jean MeKagtte last Saturday, Mr. Fred Deacon was taken to the hospital in Wingham last week suffer- ; ing from the effects of a fall, He re- turned home on Sunday. Mr. Dan Hallahan was taken to the Hospital on Saturday suffering from a relapse of the flu. His many, friends wish him a speedy recovery. Mrs. Fred Logan was able to leave the hospital last Sunday. Mr. and ,Mrs. Cecil Wheeler visited in Lucknow on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Johnston, Blyth, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jordan. - Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Fralick of Wroxetcr, visited with Mr. and Mrs. R. J. MacKenzie. 1 a Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Smith and fam- ily of Brussels, visited with Mr. and Mrs: M. Taylor. Quite a number from Belgrave at- tended the ball game in Walkerton on Saturday. Mr. Graeme Anderson made a busi- ness trip to Toronto this week. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Jamieson, of Toronto, and Miss Dorothy Jamieson of London, were home recently. Mr. Stewart, Montreal, Quebec, is spending a week with Mr. and Mrs. 'F. McCallum. Word was received in. Belgrave on Friday night of the death of Mrs. Rich- ard Yule in London. Mr. Yule was the station agent here for many years. The sympathy of Belgrave friends go to Mr. Yule and Berna. Trinity Anglican Church Youth Sunday was observed in Trin- ity Anglican Church on Sunday. It , was marked by an impressive baptis- mal service ;by Rev. Jolla Henderson, when Joyce Marie, ' daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. Procter, Jean Isabel, dau- ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bacon, Linda Caroline, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clark Johnston, and Doreen Mae, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pat- tison, were baptized. Mission Band The Happy Heart's Mission Band held their Thanksgiving meeting in the Sunday School rooms on Sunday morning, October 19th. Miss Barbara Michie was in charge and opened with the Call to Worship and the Mission Band Purpose, by Misses Marilyn Moores, Marlene MacKenzie, Lorraine Hanna and Evelyn Cook. Miss Michie told two stories "Good Neighbours to Jim" and "The Birch Mark Bible". The special Thanksgiving offering taken up by Jean Hanna was for the Sunday School of the Air and to tell the children of Central India more about the Bible. Twenty-four answer- ed the Roll Call. Young People's Union About eighteen members, were pres- ent at the.meeting of the Young Peo ple's Union, last Friday night The meeting was held under the auspices of the ,Christian Citizenship department, and was led by Robt. Grasby. Mr. Earl Anderson gave the address, "I Am My Brother's Brother". The re- creation was directed by George Mick le. Next week's meeting of the Y.P.U. will be itt charge of the Christian Cul: ture Convener, Jack Higgins, and the games period will be conducted 'by ' Rev. W. J. Moores, It is hoped That a large gathering of Young People will be, present. On Friday evening, Oct- ober SOth, there will be a Hallowe'en Party and the Belgrave group will be host to the Westfield Union. Iteep the date open. The Topic of the Sermon at the United Chutch on Sunday last was "Stewardship of Iraithfulnese in Chris, tiara Service,' The minister -pleaded or the same degree of faithful planning and loyal support for Christian Ser. vice, as is manifested in the business' of daily living, and planning for the future," Sunday, October t Gth, the service'; Will be in Charge of Rev. Wm. Itaitc Of Thames Road. Rev. W. J. Moores will be away in the rapacity of guest preacher at Elmville. W.M.S. The W.M.S. and W.A. of the Voited Church held their October meeting at the borne of Mrs. (Rev.) W.I. Moores, The W.A. held a short business meet- ing at which the president presided and opened with Call to Worship, The Scripture reading was taken by Mrs. L. Bolt front Psalm 106, Hymn 578 was sting and the Lord's Prayer re- peated in unison. /t was decided to hold a Powl Supper on November SO, .some arrangements were made and 'complete plans were left for tall of a special meeting. There will be a tea towel shower at the next meeting, when each Member is asked to donate one towel, A vote of thenks was moo- ed to those who had dottelhe painting arid laid the new matting at the church. Mrs, Moores closed the meeting with prayer. The W.IVLS, meeting followed 'when they were bests to the Baby Band and, the mothers. There were SI pies- eat, ;gm, It. Chatriney, leader of the JENSEN & CO. EXETER ONT. Manufacturers of Store Fixtures, Displays, Kitchen Cabinets, Etc. • in up-to-date design and finish If you have a problem, maybe we can help you. Give us a call. Box 166 'Phone 268j a reading ;followed by prayer by the, leaders, Hymn. 534 was sung and Mrs, H'. Wheeler read a poem. Mrs, W, J., Moores gave a talk on books that should be read in homes of Baby Band children. good reading must be pro- vided for children if their minds are to be moulded in proper channels. She closed with a poetic entitled "Jesus was a M4sionary," The President of the W.M,S, Wok,' the chair .and conducted a shOrt busi- ness period. The Treas, reported, that. at the end of the 3rd. quarter over PS had been sent to Presbyterial Treas. Delegates appointed to attend the Sec- tional meeting at Bluevale were, 'Mrs, J. Wheeler and ,Mrs, L, Hppper. Visits to the sick and shut-ins were reported. Mrs, j, S. Procter is in charge of the Study Book for Nov. It was decided to have the autumn Thankoffering meet- ing on a Sunday evening, the date to be announced later. Lunch of sand- oersste. wiches and cookies was served by the a ssisted by the W.M,S. Visitors at the home of Mr. ' and Mrs. 5,C, Procter -this past week were, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hopper from Bruce Mines, Mr. and Mrs, B. W. Mil- ler of Listowel, Mr. and Mrs. W. Byers of Royal Oak, Mich. WESTFIELD Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Walden were week-end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kelly, Seaforth, Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Jardine and babe, of Toronto, visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. J. L. McDowell, and Mr, and Mrs, Thos. Jardine and other rel- atives. Mr. and Mrs. Win, Smith of Brus- sels, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Taylor. The Y.P. met on Thursday night with. Ed. Taylor in charge of the de- votional programme. Prayer by Mur- ray McDowell. Scripture lesson was read by Roy Buchanan. Topic was tak- en by Ed. Taylor Rev. Hewitt gave a short address. Murray McDowell was elected president for the coining year with Ila Taylor as vice-president; Sec.-Treas., Gordon McDowell, Group leaders, Eddie Taylor, Violet Cook, Graeme McDowell. The meeting closed with the benediction and a soc- ial time was enjoyed. Miss Da Taylor visited with Miss Blanch Sillifant of Stratford over the week-end. The Jr. quartette, Messrs. Norman. McDowell, Lloyd Walden, Douglas- Campbell, Harvey McDowell accomp- anied by Winnifred Campbell assisted at the Anniversary service at Crewe on Sunday evening. Miss Roberti McVitttie of Goderich, spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McVittie. Mrs. Wes. McKechnie of Blyth, spent the week-end with her sister, Mrs. Walter Cook. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cox visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. 5. S. McLean of Whitechurch. ST. HELENS Members of the W.M.S, were guests of the W.M,S. of Whitechurch United Church on Wednesday afternoon, . Mrs. G. S. McIntyre and Donald, returned to Meaford on Friday after- noon, after spending the week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. L Miller. They were accompanied by Miss Iso- bel Miller and Anne Todd, ivito were their guests for the week-end. Mr, and Mrs. Win. Blue of Detroit, were week-mid visitors with Mr, and Mrs. J, D. Anderson. Many members and a few of their husbands of the Women's Institutes of Lueknow, Dungannon and White- church, were guests of the local In. stitute at a social gathering in the Community Hall on Thursday even. log. Rev, M. G. Newton was thaitman for the interesting program consisting of Community singing with Mrs. E. W. Rice at the piano. Solos by firs. J. W. joynt of Lucknow, a solo by Mr. Garnet Patrice of Whitechurch, duets by Messrs, Roy Rutledge and Everett Pluttigan of Dungannon, by Mrs. Lome Johnston and Mrs, George Fisher of Whitechurele by Mrs. Rice anti Mrs. Wm, Rutherford and by Mr. and Mrs. P., W. Rice; mouth organ tel. ectione by Mt Fired Me(Nillite a, piano solo by Miss Donna Hodge of Dee- gallium, readings by Miss McLeod of Ltteknow and Mrs, Grain of White. thumb, trios by Reti M. G. Newton, Iktr, W. I. Miller acid Mr. Rice, and chorus by the men who had taken part in the programme. At the conclusion lunch was served after which a pleas- ant hour was spent in dancing. Don't forget the meeting of all the Red Cross workers in the hall on (Thursday) afternoon. JAMESTOWN Mr. Charlie 'Maxwell also Mr. Gibbs of Wroxeter, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert McDonald. Mr. Thitnite Paytt. There passed peacefully away-On Wednesday evening, Mir. turnite Payn, in his 17th year. ;Mr. Payn had not en- ioyed the best 'of health for sometime although had been going about until Monday When he was confined 'to his bed. Almost,fifty years sago 'he 'GAS married to ary Smith, who is left to mourn bit loss, to this union there were three 'children, two tiaItqhtera and One son, (Pearl), Mrs. tired 1'"owlet of Chesley0Gertrude, tanever and Cecil of "torotite, else five grand. children and one great grandchild. Mr. Pon VAS 'a good neighbour and had :a cheerful disposition and will be grea 'ly missed. T1 e' funeral service was conducted by the Rev. Wilson of the Brussels United Church on Friday. The remains were laid to rest in Brussels cemetery, The pallbearers were Messrs. Law- rence Willis, Alex McDonald, .Rich- ard Jacklin, Gofdon Holt, Russell 1 111 111 111 11 11 it 11 I ii) 111 I 1 Sewing MachineRepairService ALL MAKES Work Guai-anteed Free Estimates Machines Electrified Needles and Belts Agent STAINTON HARDWARE Telephone 30 Wingham Bradshaw and Fleming Grainger, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pearce and: daughters of Toronto, spent the week- end at the home of Mr. and Mrs.. Lawrence Willis. Mr. T. C. Wilson and daughter,., Betty, of Glen Orchard, attended funeral of the late Mr. Payn, MM.