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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1949-05-04, Page 10PAGE TEN VACUUM PACKED • ALWAYS FRESH 3 on Guaranteed 10 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 372 Bay Street, Toronto 1 38 years in Business CONTRACT BRINE East charged bad luck with the loss of his three no trump contract, but let us examine the hand a little more closely than he did. North dealer. Beth sides vulnerable. ▪ 16 7 5 4 3 K 7 3 ¤K 8 2 4. 9874 A 1098 ---- • A K 3 AJ105 N V Q92 • J 9 4 W E • .A.Q 10 6' Q 6 3 K J 10 2 A Q J 6 3 2 3 864 • 7 5 3 et. A5 The bidding: North East South West Pass 1D Pass 1H Pass , 2 NT Pass 3 NT Pass Pass Pass When North followed suit with the four on the opening lead of the three of spades, it was evident that South a by Oneida ,f onanunity Silversmiths 3 Delightful Patterns to Choose from! Sprvic#, for' Six starts at $28.75 34' PIECE SERVICE for EIGHT $3575 •it Dessert Spoons • A Teaspoon • 8 forks • e Knives • 1 Butler Knife • 1 Sulu Soon Edwards' Motor Sales Chrysler, Plymouth Cars and Fargo Trucks PARTS wand ACCESSORIES Telephone—Days 417, Wingham I "That's not surprising because the Brantford • Roofing Company has been in business over 40 years. It's a,. Canadian company. Believes in high quality, And stands solidly behind its products, "The Brantford Roofs I sell create a lot of good will. very 13rantforci Roofing job I handle brings me others, sooner or later. Which proves they give complete satisfaction." Ask for "Brantford"! Asphalt Shingles/. Sealed-In Siding • Roll Roofings Building Papers • Roof Coatings • Asphalt Mcistic Floor-. ing • Waterproofing Materials • Built-Up Roofings, Stainton Hardware Howard L. Stewart 440 I) THE WINGHAM ADVANCE-TIMES Wednesday, May 4th, 1949 STOP MOTH. DAMAGE • GIVE COLOR-CHARM \i\t‘ND LONGER LIFE 4 CANADA PA I N Ted. zwieteet taa\ltatat.TORONIQ AttiNallPEG.dAtOMY.VANdOtIVER'llAura seed is not really fit for sowing, Seed that is offered for sale for seeding in Canada comes under the provisions of the Dominion Seed Act, and the regulations regarding the weed seed content are most stringent. Weeds which are known. to be ex- tremely noxious and which have not become established in this country, are not allowed in any of the+ three seed grades, Weeds which are very difficult to eradicate and cause heavy crop losses are not permitted in No, 1 seed grade, Fortunately these weeds are not widely distributed, Secondary noxious weeds unfortunately are wide- ly distributed em they cause heavy crop losses;- Seeds of such weeds are allowed in very limited number in the seed grades. A final crop, are the weeds Which cause less crop damage, and which can be easily eliminated by good cult- ural methods. The Act allows for - greater tolerance of seeds in this group, The strict regulations under the Seed Act are there for a purpose, to assure the buyer gets good seed which in turn will help to prevent the spread of weeds, When buying seed, it is worth buying the best. When cleaning seed on the farm, it is worth cleaning it thoroughly. If in doubt, put it through the fanning-mill a sec- ond time. HAM ILTON'S WINGHAM ONTARIO spot and had started with Faced with three poten- i'his suit, the declarer had the problem of making his contract before losing more than one trick to the opponents. Without mature consideration he led A club. South came back with A second spade and later, when East chose to finesse hearts, be found himself one trick short of his contract. The declare; overlooked a much better play--a three out of four ehance instead of a fifty-fifty finesse. T4i,tY; ing the club suit strictly alone, he should have started at the second trick to play successive finesses in liearta and diamonds, and provided either of these two finesses succeeded he would. win the necessary nine tricks, DELAY REBATES ON INCOME TAX Canadians who have been entitled to a rebate on income taxes deducted at source will havapayment of the rebate postponed by the dissolution of Parl- iament Saturday. In his budget address March 22nd., Finance Ministter Abbott said Canad- ians who became exempt from taxes entirely when tthe new tax rates be- came effective April 1, woul receive rfunds on portions of their tax al- ready paid "as soon as possible." This would concern persons whose exemptions tinder the new rates freed them from income tax. Foi- example, a married man with no children would be entitled to the refund immediately if he carne less than $2000, the new standard exemption. These persons now will not receive their rebates until next fall or later. This, Mr. Abbott told the Commons Friday night, was the only particular in which budget changes announced March 2nnd. will be affected. The oth- er provisions of the budget will re- main until or unless changed by a new Parliament, Persons who still have to yay taxes under the new rates were not affected. Under the budget provisions, they were not due for any refund until after filing their income tax returns next year. TRAVEL CURBS TO BE EASED Relaxation of some of the Govern- ments austerity measures is regarded as a certain ytbetween now and the BRITISH 'RATIONS STILL . MEAGRE There are definite indications today that Britain's austerity program may continue after .the expiration of the, Marshall Plata ending in 1952, accorda. ing to James Carson, president' of the Ban kof Toronto and honorary nation- al treasurer of The United Eniergency Fund for Britain. Mr. Carson who jusht returned, after making his first trip to Britain in 12 years, is of the opinion that it may take five yeaars for the nation to achieve its goal of econ- omic independence. The Biritsh people are confronted with another cut' in their meagre meat rations which now permit only eight pence worth of meat for, each person per week. Mr. Carson explained, but be praised the courag eand strength of character of Sir Stafford Cripps, Britain's "iron" chancellor of the ex- chequer, and the English housewife, particularly the one of the . working man "who bears the brunt of the pro- leme raised by food rationing," "Many working men get mid-day meals in factory canteens with meat sometimes on tine menu," Mr, Carson added. "The housewife, on the other hand must struggle along with the scant allotments of food allowed by rationing. Unless she has been lucky enough to get a parcelafrorn Canada, sire can seldotn serve meat to her fam- ily, Trimmed meats, and even tinned frcits, aro practicallyatmobtainable." Mr, Carson declares that he had found the people cheerful and uncom- plaining under their restricted exist- ence and' that he heard "nothing but gratiude expressed`to Canada and Can- CLEAN SEED PREVENTS WEEDS New chemical discoveries in recent years to assist in the eradication of weeds, have tended to overshadow one of the simplest ways of reducing weeds in the farm. And that is, don't plant them. When using farm grown seed it is false economy not to clean it thor- oughly, as partially cleaned seed is -one of the quickest ways of increasing weeds around the farm, It should not be a matter for congratulation if the material screened out is not large, un- less there is assurance that the seed remaining is clean and as free from weed seeds as possible. Small seeds in particular, such as clover, alsike and red clover, are not easily cleaned, and these small seeds aare often sown when they would be classed as "rejected" under Regula- tions of the Dominion Seed Act, or at best would grade only ,as No. 2 or 1L o. 3. Many farmers consider that o. 3 /with tANADA PAINT *5‘1111 Stylish • Economical • Durable "It's Style All the While" when Beauty goes hand and hand with good taste and sound judgment in color selection. • CANADA PAINT "SUN-PROOF" COLORS are tops in quality — and you don't have to spend a fortune to have the smartest looking home in your neighborhood. — just give it the "Beauty Treatment" with Canada Paint glamorous, non-fading, "Sun- Proof", durable colors that resist all the elements of our Canadian climate. Don't be fooled with "Cheap Paint" it costs more in the end. Buy the best — "CANADA PAINT" — it costs less per job, covers more per gallon and lasts longer. 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Only 83o for 16 ozs.—enough to mothproof 2 suits. deprived 'of so many of the things that we take for granted, are so uncon. cerned in that regard. I had expected to see signs of irritability. There, were JIM CAMERON All Passeniers Insured Bricklaying Plastering and Chimney BuilOing, Cement Work Jahn McKay 'Phone 637r22 Wingham 'TAXI DAY or NjdfiT Phone `65 none, only., admissions that their diet,. enforced 'by severe controls was unin- teresting and monotonous" he con- eluded. r....1....iswessamwswameosalsweaosmoweatm.Lieme -Refrigerator Service WINGHAM, 549 . 1 4111111.0.11•11.1011.0.1000111•011/164.M.IIMON01410110........j. TELP)HONE- T. 'DARLING You have your .car CHECKED every 1000 miles. Why 'Not YOur REFRIGERATOR? at 4 or 6 month periods at LOW COST. Compressor checked for oil. ij Unit Tested for gas leaks. Condensor Cleaned. Motor• Cleaned and Oiled. Brushes in Motor Checked. Belt Tested and Tightened. Other Adjustments carried out -at your instructions. No Job Too Small or Too Big!, i general election. The Government has indicated from adians for assistance" sent over in the - time to time that - the regulations will form of food and clothing. "I was be eased as the country's supply 6f really amazed that the _people, who are . gold and United States dollar is im- proved and it is considered likely that some such step is just about due. / It is thought likely that the Govern-, ment, on the verge of seeking a re- newed mandate, - will choose to • do something that 'will be pleasing to the average Canadian and that it will in- crease the annual allotment of. U.S., dollars for, travel- south of. the border.. Observers, note that the holiday season is approaching. The allotment now is $150 a -yearn, in U.S. funds to each 'individual whp. wants to take a trip to' the U.S. The: addition of perhaps another $100, to this amount blight not •tai. the couna try's dollar fund too heavily.-