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J. A, FOX
Chiropractor and Drugless
'Therapist.
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Veterinary Surgeon
Office -- 14/fintde St,
-Opposite arid South Of the United
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PHONE 198
Wirighatn, Ontario
LEV N. Wednesday, August 11, 1,948 THE WINORAIVI .ADVANCEM1vIES
Elmvale, studied at St, Boniface Col-,
lege, Warminister Wiltshire, and was
ordained. by the late Bishop Baldwin'
in 1890. Par 40 years he served in the
Ministry throughout Wcstern Ontario.
Surviving are a son Arthur .13, vFar-
tleY, London, one daughter, Mrs, Ida
Priese,. Nashua N.H. and one brother,
Rev, C. M. Varney Waverley. Funeral
services were held on Tuesday last
at the Church Of St, John the Evan-
gelist, with.,burial at Wocidland ceme-
tery. Mr. Farney was rector of Ford-
wice Gorrie, and Wroxeter Anglican
parish about 50 years ago and has
returned on several occasions to visit
members of his former parish,
Shearer. Mr. and Mrs. 'PM Pritchard,
Galt, werealso recent visitors at the
Shearer home.
Mrs. HarryDane spent part of last
week-, with Walkerton friends.
Mr, and Mrs. Peter Eraser, Miss A.
13, Fraser and Mrs. M. Higgins, left
on Thursday on a return trip to Mani-
toba, and called' their sister,' Itfrs.J.
Lovell on Sunday to say they had ar-
rived at Pilot Mound on Saturday af-
ter a very pleasant trip. /
Recent holiday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. George Edwards were; Mrs.
Auld, Deleware; Mr.' and MrS. Jim
Barton, Drayton, Mr. and heirs, Bar-
ton Edwards, ThornhillMr, and Mrs.
Jack Beattie and son, Donald, Thams
esford, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Edwards,
Toronto. •
Visitors during the week with Mrs.
M. Sellers were: Mr. and Mrs, Joseph
Hogg and son, Douglas, Mr, and Mrs.
Charles Whitfield, 411 of Detroit, Mrs,
Telford Seller: of Brussels. '
Miss Edythe MacDonald, Toronto,
is spending two weeks' vacation at her
home here.
Mrs. T. G. Hemphill, Mrs. Clarence
White, Master Jimmy' Allen and Miss
Marjorie Allen,- spent last week at
Dyer's Bay, at the former's cottage.-
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barlow and•
daughter, Ruth Ann; Toronto, arc
holiday visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
James Sangster. .., Misses Elsie Marian Gibson,
are visiting relatives in Hamilton this
week.
Mrs, J. J. Allen and her aunt, Miss
Ross, left on Tuesday by plane for
"VVi liti,ipeg, where they will visit rela-
tives,
Mrs. Frank Sanderson is visiting
with her daughter, Miss Eleanor San-
derson and other relatives in Toronto.
A number from this district attend-
ed the sale on Saturday of household
goods, property of the late George
McKee of Gorrie. -
Rev. J. Land Mrs, Caley returned
fi;om their vacation on Saturday mid
on Sunday regular service was resum-
ed in St. James Anglican Churcr.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Brandon, Mr.
and Mrs. Mortis Simms and baby
son, all of Toronto, were week-end
visitors at the home of Mr. and Mn.
Harvey Timm.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Garniss and
little daughter, Gail Lana, of Loudon,
were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
William Mundell.
Rev. H. Watt of Whitechurch, was
in charge of United, Church services
at Wroxeter and Salem on Sunday
last, August 15th, there will be no ser-
vice. On August 22nd, Mr. Gordon
Hargrave of Krdwich will be in
charge.
Mrs. Freda MatDonalit wishes to
announce the engagement of her sec-
ond daughter, Jean Donelda, to Victor
Frederick Bromley, son of Mr, and
Mrs, Frederick Bromley, Toronto,
themarriagy to take place at St. Geor-
ge's Chapel, on Saturday, August 14.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Colby and
son, Robert Gordon, of New Haven,
Conn., visited the f4iriner's mint, Miss
;Bella MacDowell one day last week.
Mr. 1 homas Ritchie is a patient in
1 Winghain General Hospital. His litany
friends hope hot. an improvement in
liealth.
i MTS. J. L. Foster and daughter,
• Mrs. Marjorie Travis, both of Lon-
,don, spent the week-end with friends
'here.
The first of a series of play-off
games between Ws11%eter Rtkeket,
and Stone School Softball Clubs, was
held on Friday night at Wimiliam
Park. The score of 29-9 gave the
Stone School boy, quite all'ed'Ae. net- .
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Delicious Ice Cream
Bricks always available
MEALS
LUNCHES That's what
I need" SHERBONDY'S
COFFEE SHOP
,Next to Lyceum Theatre
Our stock of CANDY is
complete--Bulk and box
CHOCOLATES
Every home can use extra blankets . soft, fleecy
blankets in glowing jewel colors ... whipped edges
or satin bound, And these blankets are MADE FOR
YOU , front your own WOOL . , or from your
salvage wool knitted goods. This service, in great
demand in the west, is now available to eastern
Canada through the opening of our depot in Brampton,
Ontario. Let us send you full varticulars,
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• BLANKETS
CAR ROBES
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By Harry J. Boyle
There were four of us sitting out
on the woodpile behin d, the house the
other evening. We smoked and chat-
ted for a little while and the night
air pressed in on us. Soon the-moon
came up over the gable of the house
and spread a silvery radiance around
the scene, It was one of those perfect
nights, with just enough tang to the
air to make it sort of interesting,
Higgins took his pipe out of his
mouth and said, "What would you fel-
lows do if you had a thousand dollars.
No, let cis suppose you had a million
dollars." We joshed hint at first and
then it started to soak in a bit and
we started to wonder in earnest about
how a person would treat a great sum
of money like that.
Big Ole, who farms up on the side-
road, said, "I would have water put in
the house and the barn and I would
put in the electric power and then I
would buy my wife one of those fancy
washing machines, where you just put
the clothes in and a few minutes later
they come out all clean and white."
We laughed at that :because Ole has
a filially of nine and the washing takes
'op a big line and a lot of Ole's wiles
time each week. At the same time it
was indicative how Big Ole is at heart.
I don't think he could ever compre-
hend how much money a million dol-
lars actually is. As a matter of fact
don't suppose any of us could,
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Pinup semi ran your new catalogue, giving full information
concerning products, made by Saskatchewan Wool Products.
Name
Address
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Fixtures and Fittings
EMCO Fixtures and Fittings are
'designed for Beauty and Utility.
See how easily you can modernize
Kitchen, Bathroom, Laundry . . .
protect the health and add to daily
gomfort of all your family.
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WOOL, PRODUCTS
Owned and Operated by the People of Saskatchewan
ONTARIO DEPOT BRAMPTON. ONTARIO
stilt. Such eggs spoil rapidly because
of the moulds and bacteria carried in
the dirt. A similar condition arises
from breakages in the nests, and for
this reason, it is desirable to provide
a sufficient number of nests and to
collect the eggs frequently, especiallt-
during the morning when most of the
hens do their laying. Soiled c„ cgs
should not lie washed; it is preferable
to rub any dirt tiff with steel wool.
Male birds should he separated from
the laying flock, as the warm rAurrnacr
Higgins said, "Well, I've been temperatures will cause the germ of
thinking. If I had all that money I a fertile egg to develop. Warmth ha ,
would dam up the Big Creek and the additional effect of lowering tl.e
'cooking qualities of 1 tae eggs, conse-
!fluently they should be stored at a i.00l
• temperature, about 60 to 65 degrees F.,.
in a well-ventilated room and free •roni
- strong odours. A farm cellar is often
particularly suitable for this purpose.
" Even with these -precautions, e",L•gs
should be marketed frequently to
avoid deteriorati(m. Care is required
,durin'g transportation, as rough hand-
,ling and buinping in a trnek may
'cause the mixing of the yolk the
-cl"Clella.lilii,teiresh water arid dzood feed-
ing practices, using well-balanced
.rations are important factors in the.
production of quality egg's.
too re- kept clean, soiled eggs many
Millions of test
miles proved it
will give 34%
more mileage than
the big mile-
age Goodyear it
replaces .. , extra
protection from
blowouts . . .
super-traction.
Drive in and see
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MVPay Johnson &Sons Ltd,
daughters, Reta Bell and Louise, of
Toronto, were week-end guests of Mr.
and arid Mrs. John McTavish, 4th line of Mr. and Mrs. Fraser Turnberry. Miss Reta Bell is remain- son, Jim, of London, recent remain-
ing; for a longer visit. guests of the former's mother, Mrs.
MacTavish, Miss Mildred Henning is enjoying a
holiday at Southampton Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Junes Patterson and
Mrs. F, M ,Forster, Toronto, spent
part of last week with her sister, Mrs,
1), S. MacNaughtim, Mrs. F. H.
Scherck, Toronto, was a visitor at the
MacNaughtop home on Tuesday.
Rev, John and ,Mrs, flail, also son,
John Haughton, formerly of the Ford.
• wicb, Gorrie and Wrimeter Parish, and
now of Kinardine, palled on
!friends in the district on Tuesday of
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Rae, Braid-
'ford, spent part of last week with
;friends here.
Mr. Andrew Shearer, Sault Ste.
Misie spent the past two weeks " ' d \I' • Beatrice ' . Thomas
WROXETER stock it with fish and then buy one
of those big cabin cruisers and fish
on my artificial lake.'" This also made
us laugh because Henry is not one
given to a great deal of anibiti.n. He
is always willing to drop anything for • i
a day of fishing.
I. said, "A million dollars would
build me a nice house full of all the
e,,nveniences possible to find. Then
would buy all the books I have ever
wante,i to read. and -it back and spend
my time readin,..; them and just think-
MeTavisr
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Telephone 62 - Wingham, Ont.
MARKING DEVICES
of All Types "1111.
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ATTENTION
EAR DEALER We are Distributors in
Win.gham and District
For these items which are essen-
tial tc your business and regular
routine.
Mg without any worry.
1 old Ed. Jones lamthed. He said.
prarsafere msommusommlums,„ " \ Vitit a million dollars I w-uld ..., "
i on a trip around the w,r1d. I w,u1,!.
i g,,,, to all the places I've I:eard all ,nt 4
and. want ed 1,, -6...it. I w„111,1 s, t' ever}-
Out 25 point Scientific Examin-
tion enables us to give you
Clear, Comfortable Vision.
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Optometrist
Phone 118 Harriston
PUR DON'S
BAKERY
thin.g. Then iw end ZIW ay the
money I had left from my journo-in,„ „
and come back and setlie the ,!
farm and realk,e lucky I am
be here."
We sat on for some time juNi
about the in whit n
Three Day Service
On Rush Orders
'PHONE 145 W1NGHAM
The Home of
QUALITY BREAD,
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• We take orders Daily •
(Saturday to 12 rioen)
Also available are
STAMP PADS, INKS, AND
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FUNERAL AND AMBULANCE SERVICE
UP-STAIRS FUNE RAL PARLOUR
A. J. WALKER
'PHONES 10G - 224 WINGHA ADVANGE TIMES BELGRAVE
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areemistimimmsmaunimmumommemmamarm• Congratulation, to Mr. and M rs. air-
ots the birth ,of
Mr. anti Mrs, lira M.A.'rea and
mkt, ate a t,„,w days at
tine with hi% fatl,x-r, Mr. MeCre.t.
Miss lt,lrothy Jauties,_a 1,11.1.4u.
d Mr. and Mu-, Ru4-411
Toronto, spent the uteh-en,l
N landes,,n.
• , • . D t„, luck nt•s.t Ohne Wroxeter Rockets. B
NIrs. Albert Gallaher has returneq
from an enjoyable vacation trip td
Cidorado. She was avedimpauied by
hei sister from Acton.
Mr. Ronald L.thine, Sudbury awl
Mr. Murray Hables, Toronto, wvre
ervnt yi,itor, at the home ..i Mrs. , , Mrs: „Wil„son,Kitckener , spud 3 f-w i
Freda .MaeDotadl. Itia,tstt an NI T. and Mrs. jack ‘‘il-ou. ,
At a recent mular NerVi 1:4.: in St.
' jatitt.,; Aw..;lican t lurch, Linda lawille.
daughter 'Of Mr. :nut ;qv., Edmarti t:,.
Stewart,was reedited into tile clitIrci:
thronkli baptism. The Rect,,r, Rev. 3.
'Mr. aml Mrs. H. V. Mackenney 11"9 bee" 'P'1"B"- 1" l'"11443;- "1th 4
ei ,mpauled by iLtii, wet.,k _illa ,,uest, ter gramlparents, Mr. and Mr,. Stq,- i
r. and Mn, 1). M.Cheele, Ninth .11"''''''
Bay. zivai mr, aul m rs. k. 1.). cht,t,k,. Miss Jtan Md.:ad:hem ,,f T .r-rt.,.
'Flume-4,1rd, :Tent Sunday with 'Mr. all'i MI''', Nt.,..ow :uo mr,. i;.0.- i
4'iirivr of Aldershot, Nits. Win. ICT--0X i friends at FAM'A.
nans hat e been conmkted for 111,.. ;o,,f Morristown and Mr. and Ma,. hat i
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WELLINVION FIRE A. H. M11111311 BRYLE
Insurance Company
Est. 1840
An all Canadian Company which
has faithfully served its policy
holders for over a Century,
Plead Office — Toronto
It C. IVIaeLean Insurance Agency
Wingham
Teeswater, Ontario
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Publi
and CotivOncer.
Office: Gofton House, Wroxeter
every Thursday aftern000n 1,30
4,39 arid by appointment,
Phone Teeswater 1203
LICENSED
AUCTIONEER
:Nli,,,s Lois ,.elly spent tut week-kul i
with Ittr parents, Mr. awl Nits. Win..
Miss Marjorie ...1facKenrie ,ds spri:1- '
ing- amoutli's t.iNition at 'Axial, tv.r ,,,.t..
Caley was in .-har Re of the service. :"i''' Listli'tta 14:111wtt '4 "'"'".14 '
FARM SALES A SPECIALIT
Telephone 62 BON 321
WINGHAM, ONT.
FREDERICK A, PARKER W. A CRAWFORD, MIL
OSTBOPAIII
°likes/ Centre St, Winghant
a
Osteopathic arid Electric Treat-
nients, Foot Technique
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Etc.
Money to Loan
°Mee — Meyer Block, Wingharn
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Kincardine Pipers and Bly t ' "'' lents. Mr, and Nirs. Pre,1
Ntr.and Mrs. tlenr.,e ziar,„Icnt of
Rhodq Island visited at The home d-,f j
bet, mother, Mts. H.Perdue an.t her
sister, Mrs. L. Vannan. 1
Miss Verna Thompson I Toronto.
August 12th and. 13th, Wro‘uter's i mg thw 11,‘"daY we(4"."4.
;spent a .few day: with I:cr i:rand.ear.1 lighted,Ville Park ' TN"'
bands I Miss I.inda Orawf,ir.1 Luchnlw,
Phone 150 NVitigharti
Boys and Girls Bands will supply the
music, TWO ball .,.;atiles with outstand-
, teams have been: arranged. Com-
mittees have worked hard to make this
annual event the hest yet.
Mr. and Mrs. I.. F. MacLaughlin, attn. tnjoyii4 two wu,ks holiday at ,
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DR. W. M. CONNELL
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Mrs. Gay. Davidson, and Nfiss .1ora
Stott, all of -Oshawa, spent the week-
end with friends here. Mrs. Davidson
is remaining for a longer visit ,tbe
guest of Miss M. Davidson.
, Week-end gnests witb Mr. and Mrs.
H-arry Dane were: Mr. rand Mrs. Wm.
BuShoell, also Mr. and Mrs.., Allen
Shadow Lake ramp, spent civic Loh-
day at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Thompson of ilelgrave.
MORE CARE HANDLING
EGGS IN SUMMER
PHYSICIANS 'and SURGEONS
Phone 19
Dane, Levack Mines. Fresh eggs being a perishable corri-i
Old friends and parishioners learn- modity, must be carefully handled if
the poultryman is to reeetve the best
returns when he markets the e;:gs.
Wet, muddy yards in spring. warm
summer temperatures and rotOt hand-
ling all tend to lower the quality of
eggs and consequently, the returns
to the producet.
If bens ate allowed out in muddy
Yards awl IleSts and floom are not
cc! -with regret ca the death ot Rev.
A. .11. Farney, a.:Led 85 years, who
died at Parkwood Hospital, London.
Until about siN :% ears ag Mr. Varney
was Anglican Chaplain for the City
of T.oruhn. Before that he served as
Rector at Mount Pleasant, tiorrie, Ayl-
mer, Ohsweken, Aralterstburg, Sim-
cue and St. ,Marys, He was horn at
Can stop soon enough? 'the answe to this integion is important to
kvery tiriver eVerY trtilltste he is troselling along the highway. At 50 rnites
per hoar a ear travels tongl4 vote eslr4engths before mind and musele
tan itanstate the sight of danger into n foot on the brake Pedal: then it
goes another SeVerk co.t-letgths before steps. common seme indicates
that you 'should stay at least double tlt- Stiliiiking distance! behind the
tar ahead in moving trafae.
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