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COWS $5.00 ea. — HORSES $5.00 .ea.
HOGS $1.50 per cwt.
All according to size and condition
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before the pre-Christmas rush!
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L. fi. BRYCE
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AUCTIONEER
FARM SALES A SPECIALTY
Telephone' 62 Box 331
WINGHAM, ONT.
WELLINGTON FIRE
Insurance Company
Est. 1840
An all Canadian Company which
has faithfully served its policy
holders for over a century.
Head Office — Toronto
H. C. MacLean Insurance Agency
Wingham
A. H. McIAVISIt
Teeswater, Ontario
Barrister, Solicitor, 'Notary Public
, and. Conveyancer.
Office: Gofton House, Wroxeter
every Thursday aftern000n 1.30 to
,4.30 and by appointment.
'Phone — Teeswater 120J
FREDERICK A. PARKER
OSTEOPATH
Office4: Centre St. Wingham
Osteopathic and Electric Treat-
ments, Foot Technique
Phone 272.
W. A. CRAWFORD, M.D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Phone 150 Wingham
J. W. BEISHFIPT, K.C.
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Etc.
Money to Loan
Office Meyer Block, Wingham
Telephone—Days 417, Wingham
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PA.:X*4y is built to do a lob of
maintaining body growth, supply the vital
health factors and provide the necessary
egg-producing materials.
ROE FARMS MILLING CO. ATWOOD, ONT.
-that birds laying 40% require
6 to 6 1/2 lbs, of teed per month
and birds laying 70% need 9
to 9172 lbs. of feed per month.
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Wednesday, December lsi, 1948
''HE WINGHAM ADVANCE-TIMES
PAGE SEVEN'
i FUNERAL AND AMBULANCE SERVICE
UP-STAIRS TUNE RAL PARLOUR
S. J. WALKER
PHONES 106 - 189 WINGHAM
28; J. SParling, 27; R. Carrick, .g6;. S.
Garton 24; D, Ileceroft, 22; A, Fox. 20;
T. Garton, 19; H. Champion, 19; D.
Kennedy, 17; At 500 yards, 7 shots,
possible 30; R. Carrick, 29; D, Eee-
croft, 28; W, Beecroft, 27; A, Fox,
24; G. Lamont, 23; J. Spading, 22;
D, Kennedy, 19; S. Garton, 19;
Champion, 19, T, Garton, 16.
Whitechurch. Camp Cons of Scot-
lartd—The Whitechurch Camp of Sons
of Scotland will hold a Scotch concert
iu the Forrester's Hall, On Wednesday
evening, Dec. 9th, A good program
will include the following: D. E, Mc-
Donald, Piper; Flora McDonald and
James Ross, Highland Dancing; Geo.,
W. Cline, soloist; W. J. McDonald'
and Andrew Fox, instrumental music
and Jas, Hunter in Scotch sons.
Personals--,Mr. C. M. Walker has
returned home from the West. Dr. T.
Chisholm has returned home after a
few weeks visit in the West. Mr. D. E.
McDonald and daughters, Misses
Mabel, Flora and Verna, were at Lis-
towel for Monday evening, taking part
in the Scottish concert. Dr. A. J, Ir-
win, Reeve, is in Goderich this week
attending the meeting of the County
Counuil,
TWENTYFIVE 'YEARS AGO
Municipal Elections At Wifigham—
A heavy vote was polled in Wing-
haM •on• Monday, and as .usual a few
surprises were sprung. Following are
the results (X marks' the winners):
Mayor—(X) W. H, Willis 342; H. B.
Elliott, 306; Amos Tipling, 244; Reeve
(X) J. W. McKibbon, 508; Wm. J.
Greer, 374; Council, (X), E. J. Mit-
chell, 555, (R) A. G. Smith, 514; (X),
Chas. Wilkinson, 4$4; (X) Thos. Fells,
395; (X), S. Bennett, 369; (X) Wm.
H. Haney, 365; John W. Hanna, 311;
D. E. MacDonald, 306; Robert King,
302; Norman Fry, 254, and L, C.
Young, 236,
Bluevale---L. W. Ruttan is mov-
ing into Geo. Haney's house which he
purchased recently, and Mr. Jos. Un-
derwood is moving into Mr. Ruttan's
house. Cloin Higgins . and Wm. Mc-
Kinney are spending a few days in
Toronto. Messrs. Reuben and John
Garniss have returned home from the
North. Mr. H. Hammond made a busi-
ness trip to Moorefield this week. Mr,
tit. J. Scott shipped a car of hayon
Wednesday and Mr. Miller Procter a
car of turnips on Tuesday.
Belgrave—Mrs. T. Procter and
Miss Hattie are visiting in Windsor
and Detroit. Miss Wade spent Sunday
at her home in Fordwich. Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Stewart spent Sunday with
the former's brother, Mr. and Mrs.
John Stewart, and they expect to leave
this week to spend the winter in Cal-
ifornia. The Misses Jean and Nettie
Christie of Wingham, were the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Lake for a
couple of days. •
Blyth—The hunters who have been
in the north country deer, hunting for
the past' two weeks, being Messrs. G.
C. McTaggart, with a party of Toronto
hunters, and R. M. McKay, Robt.
Somers, A. McLaughlin and Bert
Allan, a party by themselves, have all
returned each bringing a fine deer.
Mr. Harry Johnston has purchased a
grocery business in Hamilton. Mr.
Robert;.-Johnston of East Wawanosh
has purchased the house of Mr. Thos.
Stewart.
Local Exhibitors Win Prizes—Mr.
Jos, H. Schnurr, of Carrick was suc-
cessful in landing fourth place for his
Shorthorn`bull at the Royal Stock -
Show at Toronto last week, Peter
Arkell & Sons of Culross, exhibiting
Oxford Dawn Sheep, pulled down
nearly k score of prizes, Mr. Andrew
Schmidt of Carrick was awarded first
prize for wheat and seconds for barley
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CIGARS
SMOKER'S
SUNDRIES
MAGAZINES
Flaseigrove's
SMOKE SHOP .
and oats.
R.B.P. Elect Officers--The follow-
ing officers of the Royal, Black Pre-
ceptory were elected at their last
meeting in the Orange Hall: W. P.,
A. Bell; D. P,, Robt. W. Hogg; Chap-
lain, W. Guest; Registrar, Jos. (Guest;
Treas., J. W. Dodd; 1st. Lent., W. J.
Campbell; 2nd, Lect., Robt. Hogg Sr.,
1st. Censor, Wm. Breckenridge; 2nd.
Censor, John Metcalfe; 1st. St. Bear-
er, Jerry Brydges; 2nd. St. Bearer,
Jas. Thos. Brydges; 1st. Pursivant,
John Wilkinson; 2nd. Pursivant, Coral
5. Churchill; Com., Archie Brydges,
Thos. Stewart, Win. Thornton, Wm.
Mines, J. A. McDonald, Win. A.
Reid and' J. W. McKibbon, Auditors,
Wm. J. Campbell and John Wilkinson.
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
Municipal Elections at Winghain—
A record vote was polled here on
Monday in the. Municipal Elections
with the following results (X marks
the winners), Mayor, (X) John W,
Hanna, 442; W. H. Willis, 429; Reeve
Acct. Fred Davidson; ,Council, (X)
G, L, Baker, 576; (X) J. H. Craw-
ford, 562; (X) Dan 'Geddes, 496; (X)
C. Wilkinson, 454; (X) A, M, Bishop,
444; (X) H. E. Elliott, 436; W. W.
Armstrong, 429 and ,r,. Gilmour, 418,
Wroxeter—Mr. and Mrs. A, j,
Hooper opened their home to the
members of the 4th line Club on Fri-
day evening, and cards and dancing
were enjoyed. Mr. amid Mrs. Gordon
Gibson entertained at a house party,
on Friday evening, Mr-and Mrs. j, J.
Allen entertained their friends to a
bridge party on Friday evening. Mr.
and Mrs. T, G. Hemphill spent Sun-
day at Hensall and Dashwood. Mr,
and Mrs. J. R. Wendt spent Sunday
at Mildmay,
Gorrie—Mr. .and Mrs. Fred Hynd-.
man were Harriston visitors on Mon-
day. Mr, Robt; McLaughlin was in
Toronto for a few days last week. Mr.
and Mrs. W. J, Gallaher spent Friday
with friends oin Wingham. Messrs. C.
E. Shera and Wilfred King spent
Monday 'in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs.
John Hill and child, also Mr. Thos.,
Vittie, spent Tuesday last in London.
Mr, Jack Matthews has returned from
West Lorne where he spent several
weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Herzog, get-
ting settled in their new home,
Belmore—R. J. Douglas and Geo.
Herd were in Toronto Wednesday on
business. Mrs, Temish returned from
Toronto last week. Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Reid and Elva were ,Teeswater visit-
ors on Sunday. Minnie Jeffray visited
in Wroxeter the past week with Miss
Margaret Lincoln, Mrs. Wray, Mrs.
A. Meahen and at Tom Abraham's.
Mr, Wm, Howell has left for the Old
Country. Mr. Irwin Edwards and fam-
ily, of London, visited on Sunday at
the home of his parents.
Whitechurch—Mr. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Cox spent Sunday at Auburn. Mr.
and 'Mrs. Daniel Martin entertained a
number of" relatives and friends on
Friday evening last. Mr. and Mrs.
Hardie Simpson and children of Cul-
ross, spent Sunday with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Will Conn, Mr. Oscar
Casemore of Lucknow, Mr, Victor
Casemore of Cargill, and Mr. Ernest
Casemore, spent Sunday with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Casemore
of Turnberry.
PHIL OSIFER OF
LAZY MEADOWS
I was drawing gravel the other day
for the laneway, The weather has
stayed open this Fall, and because the
laneway gets so sticky in the Spring,
it seemed like a good tine to collect
the gravel. Ed. Higgins was also
drawing gravel for the foundation of
the pig pen he's going to build and
Tom Weatherbee, the road supervisor
was also drawing some for paining
up spots that have taken a bit of beat-
ing from the .trucks that have been
hauling material for the new post-
office.
The first time I met Ed. lie pulled
up and we talked a bit. 1 told him
about fixing -up the laneway. He sug-
gested that I draw some coarse stuff
first from the crusher and then
spread a few loads of fine gravel over
the top. Ed, puffing stolidly on his
pipe, told me drat he was drawing the
grayel for the foundation of a new pig
pen. I then told hint a few idea, I
had about the way pig pens should
be designed, so as to make them et.s-
ier to work around and that ,orne-
thing should be built that would ease
up on the job of loading pigs in a
truck.
I clacked to my team and he clack-
ed to his and we drove apart. On 'my
way I met Tom Weatherbee who stop-
ped his truck. I told him about the
laneway and he gave me some advice.
Then he told me about the pitch-
holes in the roadway and I told !Jim
what I thought about them, particu-
larly the ones that seem to appear
each spring. He drove on and I drove
on,
On my way back with the empty
wagon I met Ed With a full load of
gravel. We stopped and agreed upon
this being a remarkable Season for
weather. This was followed by a dis-
Snoteplouung in Me Blue Mountains
.X4rofitm
ON SKIS
c xliNG is fine in Ontario—with a
v•D long list of favoured slopes. The
Toronto Ski Club, 8 Colborne
Avenue, Toronto, is glad to give
particulars of ski runs throughout
the Province. Thousands of friendly
visitors come each winter to enjoy
our slopes. Let's make sure they
have a warm welcome!
LET'S MAKE THEM
WANT TO COME BACKI
cussion on how the wheat looked.
The conservation peetered out then
and we moved apart. Tom Weather-
bee stopped his truck . when I met him
the next time. We had another dis-
cussion about the weather and the
wheat fields.
On my way from the pit with a
load of gravel I met Ed. Higgins. We
stopped and talked about the Ameri-
can elections and the Canadian situ-
ation as far as politics are concerned.
The conversation was definitely
draggy. Ed, drove on for the pit and
I headed for home. Weatherbee
along and he stopped to tell me
stork about one of the councillors
trying to get him to buy gravel from
another Pit owned by one of his. reis-
Oyes. I brought up the matter of the
election of Truman. The talk petered
out.
On my way back I thought Ed.
wasn't,. going to stop. He did however
and then be told me about the conic-
cillor and I listened as if I hadn't
heard it before. I lit my pipe and he
lit his arid we fidgeted a hit and mov".
ed on. Then I met Weatherbee. He
slowed down and then finally drove
On, That was one relief.
On my way back I met Ed. He
started to stop and I waved my hand
and drove on. After that, each time
we met there was an embarassed
quality about it, I was glad however,
that it worked out that way. It was
getting tough to find subjects for our
five minute conversations.
Preacher (at close of sermon to one
of his deacons, half asleep): 'We'll now
have a few minutes of prayer, Deacon
Brown, will you open?"
Deacon Brown: "Open?
I just
dealt!"
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Wingham Curlers—The Wingham
Curling Club have been re-organized
with the following officers Pres., A.
M. Crawford Vice-Pres., Wm. Hol-
mes; Sec., B. Cochrane; Treas., F.
Paterson.
Waram. - Gray—The marriage of
Miss Jessie E. Gray, .daughter- of Mr.
John Gray, Queen's Park Ave., Tor-
- onto, to Mr. W. Howard Waram,
was solemnized on Wednesday at Er-
skine Presbyterian Church, by Rev.
Jas. Murray.
Davidson - Bradshaw--=-Married at
the home Of the bride, on .Nov. 25th,
by Rev, A. C. Wishart, B. A, Mr.
Wm. Davidson, of Grey Township, to
Miss Annie, daughter of Mr. Abel'
Bradshaw of Morris Township.
Whitechurch Rifle Practice—The
score of Whitechurch Rifle Associa-
tion rifle practice of last week was as
follows: At 200 yards, 7 shots, pos-
sible 35, G. Lainont, 29, W. Beecroft,
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YOUR EYES NEED
ATTENTION
Our 25 point Scientific Examin-
tion enables us to give you
Clear, Comfortable Vision.
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F. HOMUTH,
Optometrist
Phone 118 Harriston
,J. A. FOX
Chiropractor and Drugless
Therapist.
RADIONIC EQUIPMENT
COMPLETE HEALTH
SERVICE
Phone 191.
K. M. MatENNAN
Veterinary Surgeon
Office -- Minnie St.
Opposite and South of the United
• Church.
PHONE 196
Winghain, Ontario
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Wingham, Phone 48
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