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Men's UNDERWEAR
Briefs and Tops
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Boys' Summer
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Bulk Whole Mixed lb.
Pickling Spice 29c
St. William's Strawberry 24 oz.
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Picnic Sweet Mix 24 or, jar
Pickles 31c
Rose Orange 12 oz. jar
Marmalade 20c
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7 lb. bag 39c 24 lb. bag $1.27
Scouring Pad (pkg, of 4)
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Van Carnes In Tomato Sauce
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Values effective to closing time,
Saturday, August 14, 1048
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York Brand 12 oz. tin
Bologna 27c
Barker's Assorted Creams
33c
16 oz. pkg.
FOR SALE—Underwood Portable
Typewriter, first class condition. Ap-
ply T. Carbert, at Adair Transport.
FOR SALE-1929 Model A Coach,
in good condition, 4 new tires. Ap-
ply Roy Burchill, after 6. Phone
641r31.
FOR SALE—Small Enamelled Cook
Stove, good as new, cheap for quick
sale. Apply Advance-Times.
FOR SALE—Solid brick insulated
modern home, conveniences, auto-
matic oil heat, immediate possession.
Apply Advance-Times.
FOR SALE—Junior sidewalk bicycle,
in good condition, used 1 year and.
and priced for quick sale at $10.00.
Phone Wingham. 539.
FOR SALE-35 Sucker Pigs. Apply
Geo. Tervit, Bluevale Road, Phone
636r4,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE MATTER of the Estate of
Amanda L. Eadie, late of the Town-
ship of Turnherry, in the County of
Huron, Widow, deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
pursuant to the Trustee Act that all
creditors and others having claims
against the Estate of the late Amanda
L. Eadie, are required to send particu-
lars of their claims, duly verified, to J.
W. Bushfield, K.C. the solicitor for the
Executor of the said Estate, on or be-
fore the twenty-eighth day of August,
A.D., 1948, and .that after such date
the Executor will proceed to distribute
the said estate, having regard only to
the claims of winch he shall then have
had notice.
DATED at Wingham, Ontario, this
ninth day of August, A.D., 1948.
J. W. BUSHFIELD, K.C.,
Wingham, Ontario,
Solicitor for the Executor.
RUBBER and
Mastic Tile Flooring
for Homes, Offices and
Stores.
Plastic Wall Tile
For
Kitchen and Bathroom
CUSTOM BUILT
Kitchen CABINETS
ESTIMATES FREE
Norman Rintoul
'Phone 251 Wingham
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons having claims against
the estate of Samuel George McKee,
late of the Villiage of Gorrie, in the
County of Huron, Retired Farmer,
who died on or about the 6th clay of
July, 1948, are notified to send to the
undersigned, on or before the 28th
day of August, A.D., 1948, full partic-
ulars of their claims in writing. Im-
mediately after the said 28th day of
August the assets of the said testator
will de .distributed amongst the parties
entitled thereto, having regard only to
claims of which the executor shall then
have notice.
DATED this 29th day of July A,D.,
1948,
CRAWFORD & HETHERINGTON
Wingham, Ontario,
Solicitors for the Executor.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE MATTER of the Estate
of William Henry Breckenridge, late
of the Township of Turfiberry, in the
County of Huron, Retired Farmer, de-
ceased, Nana: XS HEREBY GIVEN,
I pursuant to The Trustee Act that all
creditors and others having claims
against the Estate of the late William
Henry Breckenridge, are required to
send particulars of their claims duly
verified, to J. ' 1 , t h e
solicitor for the Administrator of the
said estate, on or before the twenty-
eighth day of August, A.D., 1948, and
that after such date the Administrator
will proceed to distribute the said es-
ate, having regard only to the claims
of which, he shall then have had notice.
M. D ED at WinghtunrOntario, this
sixth day of August, AD., 1948,
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TASTE at a
GOOD
PRICE
THE WINGFIAM ADVANCE-TIMES
of Wingham General Hospital, also
Dr. W. A. McKibbon, for their kind-
family ness during her husband's illness and
friends their sympathy in her bereavement,
Peaches 23c Home-gr • .0 Batman of Strathroy. Douglas Burton
• a Te'iler and the late Mr. Harris, Lynn Valley 20 oz. tin
Mrs. Thos. Smith (nee Ruth Finley)
wishes to thank ,the matron and staff
CARD OF THANKS
Wingleme tentario.
Solicitor for the Executrix.
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[:\K1. N'OTICE THAT: '•
1. Vie Council of the •Corporation;
the Town of Wingham intends to o=.
istruct as a local improvement, watU -
r .mains on:
Victoria Street from Catherine St.,
Carlitis Terrace. •
Diagonal Road from'' Carling Ter-os
race to Seutherby 200', `—
Diagonal Road from Catherine, St.'
Northerly400'.
Cornyn Street from Diagonal Road:
to Carling Terrace.
Charles Street from Alice Street to.
Easterly 000'
Minnie :Street from Reservoir to
Minnie Street A point 200' south of U
Reservoir to 100' 'southerly. eese • and intends to specialty assess a part
o f the cost upon the land abutting II
directly on the work.
2. The es•timattd 'cost of the work =-
is $12500.00 of which $3440.00 is to
be paid by the Corporation. The esti-
mated cost per foot frontage is
$0.92,44. The special assessment is to
he paid in ten annual instalments, and
the estimated annual rate per foot
frontage is 10.84 cents.
S. Application will be made by the.
.Corporation to the Ontario Municipal'
Board for its approval of the under-.
taking of the said work and any own-
er may within twenty-one days after
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Southerly 200'. •
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WANTED—Single car garage, or
small building suitable for garage.
Phone Blyth 10R17,
60 CYCLE REFRIGERATOR for
immediate delivery, also special
showing of Chesterfield suites at
Schuett & Sons, ,Mildmay Furniture
Store.
J. W. BUSHFIF.LD, K.C.,
\\ Ingham, Ontario. Fug used M.H. Binder in Solicitor for the Administrator. good running shape, also used air
conpressor and spray gun. New
rebber wagons for immediate days .' NOTICE TO CREDITORS P.
ery. Joint llumstcad & Sun, dealers
in Cucksitutt Machinery for Wing- IN 'Li*. MATTER of the Estate
ham and district, of Robert Melltirgey, late of the Town'
of Wingham, in the County of Huron, ifs -
FOR SALE—Hudson Essex Coach, 5 Retired Farmer, deceased,
6•'2,L1 tires, 2 new, in good condition,. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN e n
Uprieht Newcombe Piano, 'MAN'. pursuant to the Trustee Act that all,
any finish, Bench to match, good as creditors and others having claims
eaw, otsat skin Rube. Apply W. J. against the Esate of the late Robert
Gallaher, a ionic. phone Wroxeter st s iser oe ys are required to send par-dm
23 rine; 12. titulars of Their claims, duly verifiedo;iy
J . W. Il•ushiield, K.C., the solicitor o GOD W HOME ANTED—By a lfur the Executrix of the said Estate,—. four inseth e s e,e1 kitten. Apply o at • - s . u eeto rethe twenty -eighth day of ya
Allvance-Trines. August, A.D., 1948, and that after Fit
the executrix will proceed to ; es HORSES wArriql—Apo, 'late o law Fur Farm, Phone 3663. listribute the said estate, having re- • • ! curd only to the claims of which site!iii •• • •
HOUSE Ft iR iseen huuse shall then have had _entice.
itt Imetse,w, complete batlesssist, DATED at Wineham, Ontario, this,
cutsboarkls,.- esp.! repair, gar- sixth slay cif August, A.D., 1948. n
au.e. Apply P... ti.11sse 161, tnek- J. W. BUSHFIELD,
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ASK FOR—Trusses, Lumbago Belts,
Abdominal Supports, Elastic Stock-
ings, Suspensories, at Kerr's I D A
Drug Store.
BEAUTY AND NATURAL COL-
our returning to greying hair with
Angelique Grey Hair Restorer, Try
It, $1 at McKibbon's Drug Store,
DWELLING FOR SALE-1 storey
cottage in Wingham, well located,
modern conveniences, two lots, Im-
mediate occupancy. Apply H. C,
MacLean, Insurance, Real Estate
and Business Broker, Wingham.
EXPERIENCED AND NOTED
Palmist and Teacup Reader. Why
Worry? For appointment, Phone
39r23, Brussels, Miss I, M. Sellers.
FOR SALE-2 second hand sinks,
one with roll back, both in good shape,
also child's commode chair, Phone
441W.
FOR SALE-3 Calves, two 3 month.
and 1 six weeks, 2 Durham and a
Hereford, also '7 Pigs 8 weeks old.
Apply Hugh Rion, R. 1, Belgrave,
Phone 621r3.
FOR SALE-1 Screen Door, 1 Com-
bination Door, 1 outside Door with
glass 19x34. T.,A, Currie, Phone 361,
FOR SALE-6 roomed frame cottage,
immediate possession. Apply to
Don MacLean, Albert Street,
FOR SALE. OR RENT—Smith-Cor-
ona "Clipper" portable typewriter,
Apply Evan Keith, telephone 270,
FOR SA1M-1929 Chevrolet Coupe,
good condition, new Battery, gener-
ator; can be seen at Sturdy's Pool
room. Apply Scotty Ross,
FOR SALE-1 Waterloo Threshing
Machine, 24x36 with shredder. Ap-
edy to Victor -Showers, Francis St.,
Winghatt.
FOR. SALE—Singer Portable Elec-
sas tric Sewing Machine, apply SS Ad-
"' vance-Tithes.
t R,',411 Cory,
about Still ales. Witte star on fuse-
l-Kiel. Cali A. B. 'Mitchell.
jes,s,T.....f.in Friday in IA
Winghant around Fstxttat Ditiry or
Artistrotes tiara:se, a lame sant 0
trr r.ey. Fi:aler please leave at Ad-
vance-Times and receise reward.
"No Cs ,rn or :Callous will mar sour
oy, if Lloyd's C,vro Salve you
em;Aq, y." 50c at McKibbon's Drue
Store.
PIANOS +G used, 3 riesv at Schuett
& Sens, Mild:nay. Free delivery in
S. Ontario and niany parts of Can-
ada..
STRAYED—Two year old steer to
farm of Clews Rettinger, owner may
have same by payigo ,eepenses.
$39.52; Dominion Road Machinery Co,
Ltd,, clutch facing and fork, $17.11;
Can. Oil Co„ Ltd., 220 gallons of
gas, $71.72; Canadian Industries, 4
gallons Herbate $44.80; Joe Kerr,
crushing and hauling 1295 cub. yds,
of gravel at 64 cts. a yard, $828,80;
Richard Chamney 2771 cu. yds. of
gravel at 5 cts, a yd., $138.55; General
Accounts, sRobert Patterson, one fox
bounty, $8.00; Gordon Naylor, one
fox pup bounty, $2.00; Ernest Walker,
one fox pup bounty, $2,00; County of
Huron, hospital expenses indigent pat-
ient, $12,35; Joe Kerr return of bond,
$200.00, Moved by Alex Robertson,
seconded by Geo. Walker that the
council adjourn to meet on Sept. 7th,
at 2 pan. Carried.
R. H, Thompson, Clerk.
WEDDINGS
Elliott - Johnston
Mary Jean, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. 3, R. Johnston of Wingham, be-
came the bride of Edwin Elliott, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Elliott, of Gode-
rich, at a ceremony performed by Rev.
B. H. Farr in St, George's Anglican
Church, Goderich.'
For her wedding the bride chose a
street-length frock of white silk jer-
sey. She wore a white maline head-
dress holding her illusion veil, and
her corsage was of red roses and white
gladioli petals.
Miss Doris Johnston, as her sister's
bridesmaid, was in blue silk jersey,
with white accessories, and she wore
a corsage of pink gladioli petals. Reg.
Black, Goderich,, attended the groom.
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott will reside in
Goderich.
Earngey Willitts
A quiet, but lovely wedding was sol-
emnized at the United Church par!f'
sonages 'Wroxeter, Wednesday, July
28th, at 3 p.m., when Kathleen Eliza-
beth youngest daughter of Mrs.
litts and the late Melvin Willitts of
Turnberry was united in marriage to
Dean Arthur, son of Mrs. Earngey
and the late William Earngey of
Guelph. Rev. U. E. Cronhielm offic-
iated.
The bride chose for her wedding
a street-length white crepe dress with
large scalloped shawl collar and white
accessories, with• a corsage of pink
Harris - Miller
White gladoili decorated New St.
Paul's Cathedral, Woodstock, on Sat-
Bernard Francis Lillow, yotingest son Mr. and Mrs. Xing 'MacDonald and
rica, visited on Sunday with their
cousins, the Mathers
hors at Ebenezer,
Mrs. Lewis Jewitt of Newton'is vis
iting with friends in Winglerm and
Mosaics
Mast Neil MacLean, Toronto, is
spending the holidays with his allele
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Thorn-
ton.
Mr. Andrew Holmes attended the
Her
funeral of his nephew, John Holmes
of Dondas. The late Mr, Holmes was
a son of Bennett Holmes, and died
after a few hours illness from a heart
attack.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Arnold and sots, James and Michael of Port Dal-
housie, visitedovith Mr Andrew Hol-
mes aod Miss Jessie Holmes.
For ,every person who brags about
'being bright there are •doZens ready
'to do the .polishing off.
David Crompton
Gifts For All Occasions
WINGHAM PHONE '59
the first publication of this notice file
with the Board his objection to the
said work being undertaken,
4. The said Board may approve of
the said work undertaken, but before
doing so it may appoint a time and
place when any objections to the said
work will be considered.
DATED at Wingham, Ontario this
28th day of July, A.D., 1948.
W. A. GALBRAITH, Clerk,
Town of Wingham.
IN MEMORIAM
PALMER—In loving memory of a
dear wife, Mrs. Edwin Palmer, who
passed away, seven years ago, Aug.
ust 13th, 1941.,
My lips cannot tell how I miss her,
My heart cannot tell what to say,
God alone knows how I miss her,
In a home that is lonesome today.
—Ever remembered by her husband
and sisters.
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. Ralph Metcalfe and
wish to thank their relatives,
EAST WAWANOSH
COUNCIL
The Council of East Wawanosh
met August 3rd,, at 2 p.m., with all the
members present, the Reeve presiding,
Minutes of meeting held July 6th,
were read and adopted on motion 'by
Alex Robertson, seconded by Harvey
Black, Carried,
Correspondence was read from The
Huron Expositor, County Clerk, re
indigent patient, County Clerk re
County Levy, Lands and Forests Dept.,
Galt, Department of Highways ap-
proval of Snupplententary By-Law for
$3,000,00 for road maintenance, East
Wawanosh,' P,S.A., Semi-Annual re-
port.
Mr. Gibson Insurance Agent dis-
cussed with the Council Insurance on
the Roads of the Township and fire
coverage which was renewed, Mr.
Meadows of Lands and Forests De-
partment, was present to discuss an
open deer season in East Wawanosh.
Mr, John Buchanan of the Fed. of
Agrie. met the Council asking to have
spraying done for cattle lice this fall,
the Council were in favour of this
work being done, The County 'Weed
Inspector was present and discussed
killing weeds and buckthorne,
Moved by Alex Robertson, seconded
by Geo. Walker that we request the
Township of Morris to install four
more street lights on number four
Highway in Belgrave and also request
Morris Township to pay for one of
the four additional lights. Carried,
Moved bp Elmer Ireland, seconded
by Alex Robertson, that the Road
and General Accounts as presented be
passed and paid. Carried. Road ac-
counts, Stuart Mc]3urney, sal., 168.00,
bills paid; $1.53 total $169.53; Don
Cook checking gravel, $31.00; Chas.
Robinson, spraying weeds, $7.70; Roy
Robinson, spraying weeds, $11.90; D.
Murray, labor and welding $8.50;
Donald Rae & Son, one set of box-end
wrenches, $3.75; Fred D. Newman,
nails, $2.88; Ed. Marsh, trucking steel
pipe, $12.00; The Pedlar People Ltd„
steel culvert, $520:66; Reavie's Service
Station, grader repairs, $16.80; W.
L. Ballentine Co., Ltd. Clutch parts,
"THE BIG '3' IN NYLONS"
Weldrest -Butterfly - Chipman Knit
FOR ONE of the BEST TRY WELDREST!
TRANSPORT TENDERS
Tenders will be received until Aug-
ttst 1948, for Transport of pupils
from School No. 11 E. Wawa., to S.
No, 9, East \Vavea,, beginting with
the school term it Sept. 1948 June SO,
1940. Motor vehicle used by contractor
must carry Liability Insurance. Far
'further particulars enquire from any'
member of the Iltrard. Lowest or any
tender not necessarily accepted.
East Wsv aanosh School Board,
M. Robinson, `Chairman
C. H. Wade, Secretary.
and neighbours for expressions of
sympathy and kindness, extended to roses.
them in their recent, sad bereavement, Miss Pauline Merkley, cousin of the
bride, was her only attendant, she in the death of our dear husband and
Father. wore a pink silk jersey dress with
black trimming, and black accessories.
Her corsage was pink roses and white
carnations. Mr. Eldred Cathers per-
formed the duties of best man.
Following the ceremony a reception
was held at the home of the bride.
For a motor trip through Muskoka
and other points north, the bride don-
ned a navy gaberdine suit, navy pic-
ture hat and navy and white accessor-
ies. The young couple will reside at
Guelph. Friends were present from
Guelph, Brussels, Gorrie, Lucknow,
Wroxeter, Belmore and Kitchener,
%,-etabkt Popular DOMINION Stores Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Sale, TIE-llee Miller, daughter of Mr. E. :NH-
.' y Our F. Harris, son of Mrs. A. F. Mil- 1 w-weet %
a I le and the late NItbo Miller and Ar- ....
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pink earnations, a black picture hat,
and a coral necklace, the gift of the
groom. The bridesmaid, a friend of
so, the bride, was in pitik crepe and wore
n a corsage of pink roses. Garfield Fin-
ley, brother of the bride, was best man.
Following the ceremony a reception
was held at the prettily furnished new,
home of the bride and groom at 11
▪ was soloist, singing "I'll Walk Beside Wyatt Street. Receiving with the brill-
You" 'Co
efore the wedding and a1 party, were, the bride's father and
— "Through the Years," during the sign-mother, the latter dressed in black
trig of the register.
Nand white crepe, with black hm,
The bride given in marriage by her the groom's mother, in purple flowered
father, wore a white satin gown,with 'jersey, with Leghorn hat In l -Aural I!
a nylon 'yoke, long pointed sleeves and .shade.
- a shoulder length veil. She carried a
bouquet of red roses, her only orna-
ment a string of pearls, the gift of
in-, the groom. Miss Marjory Jacobs a
tended as maid of honor, wearing
sheer yellow gown anti carried a boo ,,
quet of pink roses. Thelma Small was
11.L junior bridesmaid wearing a matching
a gown in pate green sheer, and carry-
• ing a bouquet of yellow roses. Donald •
se
Miller, !maim of the bride, was best
moan, Eritest 'Miller, brother of the
- 'bride, and George Harris, brother of
WI! the groom, were ushers.
After the wedding ceremony a re-,
._, ception was held, 4 0 Grey Memorial
m Hall, which was decorated in pink and
• :white with a 3 tier wedding cake con-
pleting decorations. There were about
• 35 guests. 17 e-i The bridesgroom's mother received
!din a black figured dress with match-
n 'Mg accessories and a corsage of yet- ,
"low roses. ing. The Settforth team were the vies
itt t Falls anti other points, the bride • N
The couple left on a
trip to Niagara :tonsits Samuel 'Burgess of 'Morris, has'
!!,!'wearing a green taffeta dress with !purchased through the Elliott Real 'Es-.
black and white accessories. '011 their tate Agency, the John A. Cowan pro- .111
.111 return the couple will reside in Woods; petty on Wellington Street and will
• stock. move to Myth September 1st.
Lillow Pinky
on Saturday, August ith, Miss Eva Mrs. Geo. Howard, Mr. and ltrs.
Fn., Finley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs„ How- C. Howard of Toronto, and Mr. Enl-
oe' and Finley, of Loedot, formerly of est Howard, Missionary to South Af-
BLUEVALE In Central Baptist Church, London,
Mrs. Dorothy Arnstein and son,
Harrison of Mintico, are visiting the
formers mother, Mrs. Arthur Tierney.
Mr. L. Turvey has sold his house
on Morris St., to Mr. Louis Shannon
of Hullett Township.
Miss Marjorie Stewart visited with
friends in Hamilton during the week.'
,Mrs. Thos. Elliott of Kitchener, is
the guest of the Misses Livingston and
other 'Heeds in Myth.
The most interesting game of soft-
ball of this season was that played by
Auburn girls Mid Myth Legionettes.
There was thirteen innings !played
'reselting in a win for Auburn of 16 to
12.
Ex Reeve Geo. McNeil refereed the
league game between Brussels and
Seaiorth at Brussels on Monday even-
BLYTH
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Wingliam, became the bride of Mr.
of 'Mrs. Nellie Lillmv of Blue-rale, Rev, ,Mrs, Robt McGuire of Wingelarrs'slausghter, Mary Robin, of 'Montreal, S. Franklin Logsdon', performed the lvoiliZtiriowsiityllat TiXalrn.di-isaarnrsy, treannelpwa•endietfiriebnyds1.14iprs.inwitimie. village ac- ceremony.
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