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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1948-10-20, Page 4FOR SALE Good farm, consisting of house, barn, driving shed, straw shed, being the East half of Lot 26, Concession 7, West Wawancsh. Property must be sold. For further particulars apply to JAMES GREEN, Executor, R. R. 5, Goderich, or R. C, HAYS, Barrister and Solicitor, Goderich. Court of Revision Township of Howick Notice is hereby given that the Court of Revision on the Assessment Roll of the Township of Howick, for the year 1949, will be held in Clerk's Office, at Gorrie, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, October 25th, 1948. All parties interested will take notice and govern themselves accordingly, All appeals must be filed with the Clerk prior to that time. P. L. DURST, Clerk, Wroxeter, Ontario CLEARING AUCTION SALE Of Choice Household Effects will be held at the residence of W. A. Miller, John St., Wingham at 2.15 p.m., on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23rd Among the articles for sale are: Chesterfield and Chair; Walnut Din- ing Room Suite (Exceptional); Oc- casio'hal Chairs; End Tables, Electric Lamps; a complete Bedroom' Suite (choice quality); Bed and Dresser, Springs; Tables and Chairs; Dishes of all kinds; Bric-a-brac; Beatty Electric Washer, 60 cycle; Viking Refriger- ator, 60 cycles; Radio, Silverware, of all kinds; many articles too numer- ous to mention. No Reserve. The home is sold. W. A, MILLER, Prop, DONALD B, BLUE, Auct, TENDERS Tenders will be received by the Clerk of Howick Township for the ploughing of snow roads in the Town- ship of Howick for the season of 1948- 49. Application to state hourly rate and type of equipment. Contract sub- ject to cancellaltion anytime after Jan- uary 1st, 1949. Tenders to be in the hands of the Clerk not later than 12 o'clock noon, October 23rd, 1948. Low- est or any tereder not necessarily ac- cepted. Any further information may be had from Mr. Nelson Gowdy, Wro- Neter, Ont., Road Superintendent. P, L. DURST, Clerk of Howick Township, Wroxeter, Ont. , -wrommtspompamirymminowOmmein HERE'S EXTRA LUXURY . in an ALL NEW TABLE RAIN! THE Westinghouse "CONTiliEnai It's all NEW ... new ha beautiful cabinet craftsmanship — new in thrilling Westinghouse Polyphonic tone realism —new in extra luxury features seldom seen at this price! Richly compact cabinet goes well with all furniture styles—offers choice of walnut, mahogany or bleached mahogany fl h. Full-range tone control; big 5 x 71 speaker; edge-lit, easy-to-read dial; tuning range includes standard broadcast and two shortwave bands, Pattison Radio & Electric "We Service Everything We Sell" editioti 4;zi a Westinghouse.; The Community Hall was the scene of a pleas= social function on Fri- day night when a large number of relatives and friends gathered to hon- or Mr. John Campbell Orvis and his bride, the former Norma Ada Ahnetta Hall of Wingham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hall, Bluevale. A complimentary address was read by Fleming Johnston and a purse of money presented to which the young couple made a suitable reply, Lunch was served and dancing enjoyed to music supplied by Tiffin's Orchestra. Misses Wilda and Roma Brecken- ridge have been interested members of the Jr. Girls Clubwork during the year, and as a result Wilda won' eight firsts and six seconds mid garden special at the Brussels Fair for garden vegetables and baking, in the Wom- en's Institute special for Club dresses, senior, Roma won 1st, and Wilda third in the Garden Brigade work at Teeswater, Roma Breckenridge, Blue- vale and Leona Johnston, 'Walton tied in 1st. place for the Counties of fur- an and Bruce. Recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. McKinnon included Dr. and Mrs. R. E. Robertson, col- lingwood; Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Mc- Kineon, Sarnia; Mrs. Alex Armstrong, Brussels; Mr. and Mrs, Spence Mc. Kinnon and Mrs. McKinnon's brother, Georgetown. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hoffman assist- ed the choir' at the Anniversary ser- vices at Gorrie 'United Church on Sunday. George Nicholson and Alfred Agar spent Sunday ,with Mr. and Mrs, Harry Chamberlain, at Acton. Jack Taylor and Mrs. Margaret Dale, Walton, were Sunday visitors with Miss Florence Fowler, and her brother, Elmer. Mrs, Raymond Elliott left this week by motor, to spend three weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Blackmore awl Rev. Williatrt Blackmore, at Elk Point, Alberta. Mr. Blackmore's parents from Grimsby accompanied ;Mrs. El- liott, WEDDINGS Alley McDonald 'On October 9th, , in Kimbourne United Church, the Rev. J. A. Pee- Gilchriet united ih marriage Edith Irene, youngest daughter of Mrs. Freida McDonald, Wroxeter, to Aa- iun Henrys sow of Mr. and Mrs, D. Alley of Toronto, , The bride wore a grey, suit with accessories to match, she wore a cur corsage of pink carnations and maiden hair fern, Her 'bridesmaid, Miss Mar- garet Robinson, of Toronto, wore navy blue with matching accessories and a oersage elf pink carnations anti maiden hair fern, The groom' Was attended by Mr, Raymond Ivy of Toronto, Following the 'ceremony, a reception was held at the bride's Sigel', Mrs. Vie Bromley, 99.5° Mr. and Mrs. Alley will reside in Toronto. Casemore - Forsyth A quiet wedding was solemnized in Simpson Ave. United Church, Tor- onto, October 11th, when Rev, W. F, Banister, united in marriage Edna Sat'ah Forsyth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. B. Morrison of White- church, and Victor Thornton Case- more, soil of Mrs. Casemore and the late Jerry Casemore of Wingliam. The bride was given in marriage by her uncle, Dr. H. A. Hessian rff Tor- onto. Mrs. Norma Taylor, was matron of honour, and James Morrison of Toronto, assisted the groom. Mrs and Mrs. Casemore will make their home in Windsor. Fisher - MacDonald Knox Presbyterian Church, Guelph, was the scene of a quiet wedding at three o'clock, on Wednesday, Octo- ber the sixth, when Addalena Mac- Donald was married to Peter S., Fish- er, by Rev. Crawford Smith, M.C. Following upon a brief honeymoon to Niagara Falls and adjacent points, these schoolaintes of the long ago will reside at their Eagle Nest Lodge, in the Alps of Bruce. 011111111611111111111111111111111111111611161111111111111151P2 U U iil We realize our obligation when I we fill ysuwre fordroervileorolymmem•a: *" tr• ials of unencmg serviceability. workmanship • the finest, onuril prices 'are I ship are of PI • most moderate. tj CEMETERY LETTERING ! Promptly Done All MODERN EQUIPMENT 1 4Was 0 Win 9 gham _ N ri Memorial' Shop a EYES EXAMINED AT LISTOWEL J.A.Monaghan,11.0. Graduate of Ontario College of Optometry. Office: WALLACE ST. 'Phone LISTOWEL 534 Hours 8:30 - 6:00 Evenings, by appointment iiiii eeeeee ee l"nouu„"uu"u 000 000 i 'Phone 256 R. A. Spotton --If itiminnotnnitimmatuatimiscualtiO sEPREPARED FOR DON'T DELAY! Come in Today for a Winter Checkwup and Oil Grease Change 111111111117PWingharn nit; toms AirE5511"---A cpLAN Motors Telephone 139 Chevrolet Trucks Chevrolet, Oldsmobile Cars PAGE VOT,TR TH WINOHAM ADVANC-TIMES Wednesday, October 194$ ..ermoiamfroximerounINW.T.O.moillinaler CLASSIFIED ADS. ASK FOR Trusses, Lumbago Belts, Abdominal Supports, Elastic Stocks Inge, Suspensories, at Kerr's I I) A Drug Store. BUILDING LOT FOR SALE— Good location. Apply W. F. Berg- man, 'Wingham. FOR SALE—'41 Spec. DeLuxe Cheve Coach, good condition, can be seen at Mrs. A. Louttit's, Sinner St. FOR SALE—Philco Refrigerator, '7 cubic foot, perfect condition. Priced for quick sale *300.00, Apply to Falconer Photo Studios. FOR SALE—Man's Bicycle, nearly new, price reduced to sell, Apply Sam Burton, Phone 460. FOR SALE-40x60 frame barn in good condition, also low steel wheel wagon, with good hay rack, Apply Hugh Rinn, Belgrave. WANTED—Experienced Secretary to take charge of small office. Dicta- phone or shorthand. Interesting work. State salary expected. Ap- ply Box 150, Walkerton, COURT OF REVISION —1 Township of East Wawaonsh FOR SALE—Car Radio, prac ti ca lly I The Court of Revision of the 1949 new, also 2 Snow Tires, 6.00x16. Assessment Roll will be held on Tees- Apely A, Scott, Queen Grill. clay, November 2nd, 1948, at 2 p.m. in the Forsters Halh I3elgrave. Rate- payers are requested to govern them- selves acordingly. R. H. Thompson, Township Clerk. FOR SALE-100 Australap and Leg- horn Pullets, ready to lay, and 60 Laying Hens. Apply Lawrence Kelly, R. 2, Teeswater, 'Phone 41 r 14, Teeswater. FOR SALE-2 Fur Coats, 1 Hudson Seal, 1 Muskrat. 'Phone 119, Wing- ham, FOR SALE-1929 Model A Ford. Coach, also 1930 Essex. Coach. Ap- ply Reassie Motor Sales. FOR SALE—Child's .3-piece Snow Suit, size 3x, wine color, also 2 Girls' Winter Coats, sizes 8 and 12. All in good condition, 'Phone 610 r 5. FOR SALE-1 Youth's Sport Coat, Tweed, also Wool Pullover Sweat- er, 'both like new. Apply Advance- Times. FOR SALE—Number of Dining-room Chairs, good condition. Call The Queen's Hotel. FOR SALE-1929 Plymouth Coach in good condition, 4 new tires, Ap- ply Ray Burchill, 'Phone 641r31 after 6 p.m. FOR SALE—Modern white enamel Cook Stove with Reservoir and Warming Closet. Apply to John Donaldson, Frances St., Wingham, FOR SALE—Babee Tenda and Play Pen, almost new; very cheap. Tele- phone 456J. FOR SALE—Weber Piano in excell- ent condition. 'Phone 67. ` FOR SALE—Large_size White Iron Bed with Cable Springs, also Wom- an's Skates and Shoes, size 6. Ap- ply to Mrs. Harold Hamilton, tele- phone 85 r 5, Wroxeter. FOR SALE—Cabbage—Now is the time to make sauerkraut. Also Tu- lip Bulbs. Get them at David Fin- ley's. FOR SALE—Lady's Tweed Coat, plaid lining, size, 16, slightly worn. Apply Mrs, A, Lawlor, Prances St. FOR SALE—Three-burner Perfection Coal Oil Stove, also an all-Copper Wash Boiler. Apply at Advance- Times. FOR SALE—Double Barrel 12 gauge Shotgun in excellent condition. Ap- ply to E. Webster, telephone 6w, Wingham, FOR SALE—Double Day-bed, prac- tically new. Telephone Brussels 15 r 17, TENDERS FOR SALE — Maroon Baby Bugge in good Telephone 196. FOR SALE—Young Cattle, yr. old Steers and one coining 2 years old; also Blue Roan Percheron Mare, rising 4 years old and General Pur- pose horse suitable for mail route, 5 years old. Louis Dalton, Lucknow, R. R. 1, FOR SALE—In Gorrie, an 8-room Brick House, large lot, garage, stable, henhouse, If interested, write Elizabeth McKee, 75A Garden Ave., Toronto, Out. FOR SALE —Brown Box Coat, size 14, suitable forsschool girl, 'Phone 4925. HIGH SCHOOL GIRL would like room and board in return for house- work, Apply Mvante-Thites, HOUSES FOR SALE-6-roomed House on Minnie St., and 5-roomed House on McKenzie Hill, Josephine St., both with all modern conveni- ences and. insulated. Houses open for inspection. Apply H. T. Thom- son, Winghron. INTERIOR DECORATING, Paper- big and painting Work guaranteed. *Phone 400w, Wingham, or '73 r 12 Brussels. W. G. Tucker, Brussels, Ont. BLUEVALE Held Rally Day Rally Day Service was observed in the United Church on Sunday morn- ing, with the superintendent, W. J. Johnston, presiding, Phyllis Hamilton and Mac Smith read the Scripture - passages, Miss Margaret Curtis told the story "The Llama and the Silver Bird." Shirley and Lester Burden sang the duet, "Have thine own way Lord." The address on the subject, "God's Tapestry" was given by Rev, J, A. Burden. Presbyterian Services ' Rev, Leland C. Jorgensen conducted Anniversary services in the Presbyter- ian Church at Exeter on Sunday and Rev, Donald Sinclair of Exeter, preached here and at Belmore, The NOTICE TO CREDITORS evening service was the first in a week of special meetings conducted by Rev. John Honeyman, superintendent of the London Bible Institute. He spoke on the subject of '"The Conversion of Paul" based on Gal. 2-20. Mrs, Archie Parker and Miss Janet Robertson sang two duets and the choir rendered an anthem. All joined in a song service accompanied by the organ with Mrs. J, C. Higgins presiding. Mrs. Jorgen- sen with the coronet and Mr. Honey- man playing the violin. Everyone is in- vited to attend the services, Packed Hall •Enjoyed Concert The Community Hall was packed full this week for the "Contest Con- ert", Ladies versus men sponsored by the Library Board, Mrs. 3. A. Burden announced the members for the ladies portion of the program, which con- sisted of choruses, violin and piano duet, readings, orchestra numbers and costume dancing, a modern minuet others having claims against the es- with girls in Irish costumes and girls tate of the said Mary Jane Gregg, de- dressed as young men. The Highland ceased, are required to file their claims, Fling by Margaret Moffatt, Wroxeter, duly verified with the undersigned on and a Dutch Dance, The orchestra or before the twenty-third day of Oct- appeared in costume and Mrs. Alex ober, A.D., 1948, and that after said Corrigan was -the accompanist. The men presented their program in the form of a radio broadcast, with A, D. Smith as the announcer. A male quar- tette favored with two selections and Charles Hoffman sang two scotch songs. A cornet•solo by Mr. Burden, a recent newcomer to the village from Nova Scotia and a, reading by George NOTICE Hetherington. The final number was a square dance with four of the young Having disposed of my business in men in women's attire, The ladies won Bluevale, all accounts are clue and by a close margin, The door receipts must be paid by November 1st, 1948. After that date all accounts will be placed for collection. FR ED SIELI NIG, R. R 2, Bluevale. United Church Mission Band The Mission Band of the United Church met in the Sunday „ Sehool room for the fall Thankoffering meet- Jeaa Hall presided for the open- way to help ease the months of help- Currie wish to extend many thanks to all those who contributed in any The family of the late Win, 7. CARD OF THANKS 'prayer offered for missionaries, The "Can a little Child like me," the Mis- sion Band Purpose was repeated end roll call was answered by naming big exercises. All joined in singing something about Hallowe'en, Birthday lessness their father endured, and ex- pressions of sympathy during their be- greetings were snug for Jean Hall, reavement. El S Nene Ta Ion and eanor m a Y y CARD OF THANKS Jacqueline Kerr, Members of the Mrs. Robert Gibson, Wroxeter Band and for the Superintendent, Mrs. wishes to thank the many friends whr;'*Vtr. 3, Johnston, Betty Griffiths a so kindly remembered her with let- member during the summer months tera, cards, fruit and flowers while in was remembered, Mrs. Johnston con- hospital. 'ducted the worship service and Miss CARD OF THANKS Margaret Curtis told the story entite To the friends and neighbours who led' "Yellen starts to sichool", giving came to us iii our hone of trouble, and the life of a Chinese boy from flub age contributed all that human kindness of five years to the time when he be- cou ld suggest, to h elp and com fort, came interested in Missions. we return our most heartfelt thanks The Mizpah benediction closed the and although such devoted friendship Ineetidg. cannot remove the sad memories that ' . s linger around our vacant chair, it The Young People's Rally will be brings into view the brightest side of hmtuity, may the day he far ist. held in Northside United Church, around us need similar attention, on November 5th. The ant when those friends who gathered Seaforth, people of Bluevale will hold a bet when the times comes may they rc- til"tirig Prior to the call y` . terve the same full measureof gen- CARD OF THANKS emus aid and tender sympathy they Thompson Pros, are deeply grateful brought to our home when death was to friends anll neighbours, who have an inmate there. Especially do we so kindly and generously assisted thank Rev, A. M and Mrs, Hewitt, mid Mt, Keith Attintr.' them since their, fire, These very Mrs, Frank Campbell and Family, hid ,acis are sincerely appreciated, J. CASEMORE, late of the City of Windsor, in the County of Essex, de- ceased, are required to send full par- ticulars of their said claims to the Crown Trust Company, at the Security Building, Windsor, Ontario, on or be- fore the 90th day of October, 1948, after which date the administrator will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased among the persons en- titled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which it shall then have notice, and the said administrator shall not be liable for the said assets or any part thereof to any person or per- sons of whose claims it shall not then have notice, DATED at Windsor, Ontario, this 1st. day of October, 1948. CROWN TRUST COMPANY, AD- MINISTRATOR, Security Building, Windsor, Ontario. BY RODD, WIGLE, WHITESIDE & COUGHLIN, Its Solicitors. FOR SALE—Electric Milking Mach- ine, used about six months, New Gem Electric Oat Rollers and grind- ers, new Conde Electric Milker, immediate delivery, also new rubber parts for all makes of milking mach- ines. See John Burnstead & Son, Victoria St., LET ANGLIQUE Grey Hair Restors er return the natural beauty and colour of your hair. $3... at Mc-. FsibboNs Drug Store, LOST-e-3 pieces of Linoleum, be- tween Wingham and Molesworth. Finder please telephone 384J, LOST—A pair of Nose Glasses in small black case. Finder please leave at Advance-Times and receive reward. PIANO TUNING & REPAIRS—, Cleaning, demothing, free estimates, Write or phone William N. Gould, 314W, Clinton. PICTURE FRAMING—A Specialty at Warren House, Phone 475. READINGS GIVEN by noted Exper- ienced Palmistry and Teacup Read- er. I help with nearly all problems if possible. For appointment tele- phone 39 r 23 or write Miss I. M. Sellers, R. 2, Bluevale. WANTED—Woman to assist with housework, 1 or 2 days a week. Tel- ephone 398. FOR SALE — New Singer Sewing Machines, Electric portable and cab- inet machines, also treadle machines, For information write Box SM, Ad- vance-Times. FOR SALE-36 Rock Leghorn Henss 1 year old Apply Mrs. jack Wick- stead, R. 5, Brussels, 'phone Bruss- els 32 - 19. condition. Telephone 12 or 415. of Colum complete with 60 cycle, 550 Volt 3 phase motor, across the line starter, and necessary automatic con- trols, surge controls, overload relays, etc., of sufficient size to drive pump to deliver 500 and 600 I,G,P.M, against a head of 210 feet. (Bidders to quote on both sizes of pump), Pump to be installed in an existing 10 inch casing. Bidders also to sup- ply one (1) Fokboro recording flow Meter to be installed by the Winghani Utilities Commission, also to supply, install, and connect to the pump an Auxiliary Gasoline or Diesel Motor complete with exhaust, of sufficient horse power to drive the above pump ratings, auxiliary motor to be clutch controlled with flexible drive to right angle drive. Successful bidder will he expected to remain after installation is com- pleted for at f6ast 21 hours in -order that operator may receive full instruc- tions and also he reasonably sure all equipment is working in a satisfactory manner. Lowest or any 'tender not necessar- ily accepted. Address tenders to WINGHAM UTILITIES COMMISSION,. atten- tion W. Jeffs, NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors and others having claims or demands 'against the estate of JOHN IN THE MATTER of the estate of JOHN GOWDY, late of the Village of Wroxeter, in the County of Huron, Retired Farmer, deceased. TAKE NOTICE that creditors and others having claims against the estate of the said John Gowdy, deceased, are required,to file their claims duly veri- fied with the undersigned on or before the thirtieth day of October, AsD., 1948, and that after'said date the Ex- ecutors will distribute the estate hav- ing regard only to the claims of which they shall then have notice. DATED this eighth day of October A.D., 1948. A. H, McTAVISH, Teeswater, Ontario, Solicitor for the Executors. NOTICE ,TO CREDITORS IN THE MATTER of the estate of MARY JANE GREGG, late of the Village of Gorrie, in the County of Huron, Widow, deceased. TAKE NOTICE that creditors and date the Administratrix will distribute the estate having regard only to the claims of which he shall then have notice, DATED this twenty-eighth day of September, A.D., 1948. A. H. McTavish, Teeswater, Ontario, Solicitor for the Administratrix. amounted to nearly $75.00 and the sale of candy to over seven dollars, The family of the late Mrs. T. Noble Collapsible — wish to thank the Superintendent and miai t i g„. Sealed Tenders will be received un- Staff of Wingham General Hospital tit October 30, 1948, by the Wingham for the kindness shown to our moth- Utilities Commission, Wingham, Ont., er and ourselves,. also to the many FOR SALE-1946 Ford Super De. for the supply and installation of a. friendsi. for visits, fruit4 and floral trib- Luxe Coach, tote m il eage; perf ect Deep Well Turbine Pump with 60 feet . Women's Institute Meeting Mrs. Alex Corrigan opened her EXECUTORS' SALE home this month for the regular meet- of , Valuable Real Estate, Household ing of the Women's Instiutte. The Effects and Farm Implements president, Mrs. Carl johnston,spresid- - ed and conducted the routine opening To close the estate of Catherine Ross, and business. A. current event was giv- late of the Township of Kinloss, there en in answer to .tbe roll call. It was will be offered for sale at Public Auc- tion by Donald Blue, Auctioneer, on decided to apply for the Government THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4th,grantof $3.00, which will be expend- at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, at the ed on the Junior Girls' Club work. premises, tise following real property: Mention was made of the appointment Lot No. 38 in the 2nd Concession of of Miss Jean Scott as County Coach the Township of Kinloss in the County to succeed Miss Flora Durnin, who of Bruce, containing 159 acres of laud, has been transferred. J. C. Higgins was named chairman to lead the dis- On the premises is said to be situate, more or less. cussions at the showing of the Nat- a frame barn on stone foundation. ional Film Board pictures. There is also said to be on the prop- mainly of choice cedar and hardwood. The Annual Hallowe'en Party will lerty about 80 acres of bush consisting At the same time and place there 29th, Mrs. C. Mothers,. Mrs. S. be sponsored by the W. I. on October Darl- will be offered for sale the Farm Im- ing, Mrs. Archie Parker and Miss plernents and Household Effects own- Emma Johnston, comprise the comp Terms of Sale for the Chattels— - ed by the deceased. mittee in charge. Anyone not in cos tume will be fined. Mrs. E. Nichol, Cash. The t to a reeerved bid. and Mrs. Walter Smillie were named Real Property will be offered Mrs. J. Wick-stead, Mrs, Roy Turvey judges. The motto, "Forget the Mis- takes of the past and press on to greater achievements for tomorrow," was ably dealt with by Mrs. J,*J. El- liott. Mrs. A, I), Smith and Mrs. Corrigan sang a duet. Mrs, D. S. MacisTatighton introduced Mrs. U. E t Cronhielm, of Wroxeter, the guest speaker for the meeting, who had been a Missionary Nurse is a Hospital at She'd, China, and told of her work there in a most interesting manner. Assisting the hostess with the lunch were Miss Florence Fowler and Miss Dorothy Greenaway, Terms of Sale—fen per cent on the day of sale and the balance within thirty days thereafter. Further terms and conditions of -sale will be made known on the day of sale or may be had on application to the undersigned. Dated Octaer 19, 1948. CRAWFORI) & HE,THERINGTON Barristers, Wingham, Ontario. Solicitors for the Executors. DONALD BLUE, Ripley, Ontario, Auctioneer. CARD OF THANKS