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CLASSIFIED ADS.
APARTMENT FOR RENT—Apply FOR SALE—Late Cabbage plants,
to A. Bell, Bell Block, Wingham, Danish Baldhead, Apply Wm, Field,
EXPERIENCED PALM & CARD— Phone 394.
Reading, for appointments Phone
121W.
FATHER'S DAY GIFTS—Electric
Razors, Safety Razors, Shaving
Bowls, Shaving -Brushes, Shaving
Kits, Travelling kits, Leather Bill-
folds, Lighters, Pipes, Kodaks and
Cameras. See the marvellous sele-
ction at KERR'S DRUG STORE,
Wingham.
FOR SALE—Asparagus ferns, (maid-
en hair) 7" pots, cheap for quick
sale. Lewis Flowers, Phone 101.
FOR SALE—McCormiHt Dump
Rake. Apply J. W. Leggatt, phone
614r2,
FOR SALEL-16 B.R. x N.H. Pullets,
41/2 months old, also a quantity of
potatoes. Phone 557J, after 5.30 p.m,
FOR SALE-1940 Intermational Pan-
el truck, and 1937 Plymouth Sedan,
both in good running condition. Ap-
ply, Mel Jermyn,' Bluevale, Phone
53-12, Brussels.
FOR SALE—Hand Washer, wringer
and stand, 2 rocking chairs, 240 lb.
scales, Iron pots, Sausage grinder,
Apply to Mrs. M. Sellers, Wroxeter,
221(2,
FOR SALE—Dining room chairs, al-
so some iron beds suitable for sum-
mer cottages. Phone 11.
FOR SALE-16 little pigs ready to
wean, also 6 young sows in pig, Ap-
ply Leroy Bender, Delmore.
FOR SALE-1935 Studebaker Sedan,
$350,00. Phone 625r41,
FOR SALE-300 Ham, Cockerels,
2 weeks old Friday. Phone 643r2,
James Coultes.
FOR SALE—Sewing Machines, Sin-
ger, Electric portable treadles, new
and used, guaranteed motors. Re-
pairs and button hole attachments.
Write your Singer Service Rep.,
Box 473, Wingham.
FOR SALE-6-tube Philco car radio,
in good condition, Apply Ed, Marsh,
Wingham Junction, Phone 636r23.
FOR SA LE—Vraine Kitchen, 16x24.
Apply Edgar Wightman, Belgrave.
FOR SALE OR RENT—Summer
Cottage at• Point Clark, Hydro.
Robert Moffatt, Phone 632r5, Wing-
ham. •
F OR SALE—McCrary Electric Ran-
ge, also wood or coal range, both
clean and in good condition. Mrs.
Fred Howson, Phone 225,•
FOR SALE—Piano, Beatty Washer
and kitchen Stave. Chas, Hopper.
FOR SALE-1933 De Soto Sedan, in
good condition. Apply after 7 pan.,
to Frank Green, Josephine St.,
Wingham,
FOR SALE—Hardwood 12" long,
mostly split wood. Apply Archie
Montgomery, Phone Blyth, 36r16.
R. R, 4, Brussels.
FOR SALE-2 used 600x-16 tires, no
briak. Phone 426.
FOR SALE—Beautiful Lake shore
lots in the heart of the tourist ilis-
triet on Colpoy Bay. Bruce Penin-
sula, all nicely wooded tall birch
and poplar trees. Ideal for summer
homes, accessable by car. Large
roomy lots 75'x 190'. approx. 12,000
square feet, very reasonable, Lake
shore $225., and back lots $200, good
fishing and hunting, A. K. Mallory,
71 Burton Ave., Barrie, Ont., phone
4501,
FOR SALE—Round Walnut Exten-
sion Table, 3 pair Silk Repp Drapes,
egg shell, 3 yds. long. Apply Mrs.
Annie Toner, Gorrie,
FOR SALE—Wood Cuttings for light
Fuel and Kindling. Lower Summer
prices are in effect. Buy now and
avoid the Fall and Winter waiting
list. Phone 45, C. Lloyd & Son
Limited.
FOR SALE—Cook Stove, Wingham
Classic, nearly new. Phone 57,
FOR SALE—In Wingham on Fran-
ces St., insulated red brick House,
dabble garage, cement driveway,
hhrdwood floors, modern convenien-
ces, good garden, extra lot, fruit
trees and raspberries. Possesion.
July 1st as owner is leaving town.
Apply Chas, Hopper, phone 315.
FOR SALE—Giant 8 Cockshutt mo-
wers, 1 power mpwer, also hayload-
ers expected soon,. See the 10 ft.
self,-propelled Combine now on dis-
play. For everything in farm mach-
inery. see John Bumstead & Son,
Victoria St., Wingham.
HOUSEKEEPER WANTED For
two adults, middle aged woman pre-
ferred. Apply Mrs. Isabella Hend-
erson. Water St, Wingliam,
PERSONALITY BEAUTY SHOP
specializes in all types of Perman-
ents, Machine, Machineless _ 'and
Cold, also Shampooing, Finger Way-
lag and Ogilvie Sisters Scalp Treat-
ments, 'Phone 83 for appointment.
PERSONAL—SKINNY MEN. WO.°
men! Gain 5 to 15 lbs, New pep,
too. Try famous Ostrex Tonic Tab-
lets for double results' new healthy
flesh; new vigor. New'"get aequaint.
ed" size only 60e. All druggists,
"*.
ALUMINUM BOATS $175.00
OARS, per pair \ $8.50
Minnow Pails - - $2.55 e - $3.75
FISHING
TACKLE
BOXES
$1.69, $2.00,' $3.95
$3.65 and $5.95
FISHING RODS $1.39, $4.95
and $9.95
LANDING'NETS .. $3.75 - $4.85
STAINTON HARDWARE
A N
FARMERS SUPPLY.
PHONE 30
H OUSE-
WINGHAM
There is a steadily growing number of
quality-conscious men who look to Hartt
for comfortable GOOD shoes. For fo;ty-
seveh years, the Hartt shoe has been the
belt that money can buy.
RHYS POLLOCK
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Robinson of Tor- patter's sister, Miss, Mary Maguire
onto, were recent visitors with the, and brother, Mr. Ben Maguire.
MED
rut TV to- ad
ethu4
on Sunday
June 19
ing with her parents to Turnberry
Township.
In 1905 she was married to Thomas
Mundell and for years farmed in Cul-
dross. He predeceased her in 1944.
She is survived by two sons, Mal-
colm of Hamilton and Alvin at home.
Also surviving are three brothers,
Robert S. and William J., of Turn-
berry and George of Ethel. There are
two grandchildren. Two Sisters pre-
deceased her. Funeral services were
held on Saturday from the W. G.
Church Funeral Home„ in Teeswater,
and conducted by her minister, Rev.
L. C. Jorgensen of Delmore Presby-
terian Church, assisted by Rev. John
C. Hutton of ,Pine River.
The pallbearers were Roy Ruther-
ford, Arnold Jeffray, James H. Camp-
bell, Alex. Campbell, Leslie Bryce and
James IVIdGlynn. Interment took place
in Wingham cemetery.
Mrs. Percy McLean
There passed away at Wingham
General Hospital, on Sunday, June
5th, Ida J. Rintoul, beloved wife of
Percy D. McLean, Belgrave in her
61st year.
Surviving besides her husband, are
two daughters, Mrs, Wm, Lediett
(Corinne), Wingham and Mrs.
Gordon (Donelda), Strathroy; one
brother, Mr, Chester Rintottl, Brussels,
and five grandchildren, Sheila, Keith,
Donald and Sharon Gordon and Fran-
cis Lediett.
Funeral services were conducted on
Tuesday afternoon from the family
residence, concession 8, East Wawa-
nosh by Rev, L. C, Jorgensen of
Bluevale Presbyterian Church, Inter-
ment was made in Wingham cemetery,
Pallbearers were James Anderson,
Gordon Pengelly, John E. McCallum,
George Gregg, Lorne Jamieson, Mar-
shall Stonehouse,
GORRIE
Mr, and Mrs, F. C. Taylor, Mr, and
Mrs. H, V. Holmes, Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Wade, Mrs. J, Armstrong,
Mrs. C. Ritchie, Mrs. Geo, King and
Mrs, Gordon Underwood were in
Clinton on Monday attending the
spring 'meeting of the Huron Deanery,
'
Wingham
Ken Underwood and child of
Wingham left on Monday morning
on a trip to her`former home in New
Brunswick. She will be present for
the marriage of her sister,.
Mrs. Hannah Forgie and Mr. Eraser
Forgie of Turnberry,.were guests of
the Misses Potter on -Sunday.
Mrs. John Hueston is suffering front
a severe heart attack,
Wednesday, Jane 15, 1949 PAGE SIX THE •WINGITANI, ADVANCE-TIMES
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Washes clothes cleaner, without wear, with safety and con-
venience . . . gives longer years of trouble-free service. The
Westinghouse Washer is the only washer that provides the
"Sentinel of Safety." This protects the motor against damage,
and ends the bother of blown fuses. Beautiful pure white
porcelain enamel tub. "Feather Touch" Safety Reles.se Wringer.
LOST—In Wingham about June 3rd,,
case, 1 key, and driver's license.
Finder please notify John Curtis,
509\V, Wingham.
LOST-1 heifer, part hereford, 700 or
800 lbs. Anyone knowing where-
abouts please notify, Albert Vincent,
Belgrave, Phone 621r2.
LOT FOR SALE—Desirable for
dwelling on Frances St., in the town
of Wingham. This is a good sized
lot, good locality and offered for
immediate sale. Apply H. C. Mac-
Lean, Real Estate Broker.
PASTURE TO RENT-100 acres
with spring water; R. J. Ross, farm
near Whitechurch. Apply W. E.
Brown, Phone 402r21.
RECREATION DIRECTOR wanted
a director capable of directing com-
prehensive program of Recreation.
State experience, qualifications and
salary expected to Mrs. rack Hop-
per, Wingliarn.
SHAW'S UPHOLSTERY CLEAN-
er0-3 piece Chesterfields $12.00 to
$15.00,0 Rugs any size, Occasional
Furniture, Tacked-down Carpeting
a specialty. Place your order at
Walker's Furnishings, Telephone
106, Wingham.
STARTED CHICKS, 2 WEEKS—
Non Sexed: Barred Rocks, New
Hampshire X Barred Rock, White
Rock 21.95; New Ffampshires 21.45.
Pullets: Barred Rocks, New Ham-
shire X Barred Rocks, New .Flamp-
shires. 30,95, White Rocks 32,95,
White Leghorns, 33.95. Cockerels:
Barred Rocks, New Hampshire X
Barred Rocks; Black Australorps,
New Hampshiaes 20.95, White
Rocks, 22.05, 3 week old add 5c Per
chick. Also other breeds. Day old 12
pure breeds 13 cross breeds non-
sexed, pullets and heavy cockerels.
Prompt delivery, Also turkey poults
and pullets eight weeks to laying,
Send for reduced June pricelist.
Tweddle Chick Hatcheries,,,Limited,
Fergus. Ontaario.
WANTED—Laundry work to do; al-
so room to rent Apply Mrs, C. R.
Henderson, corner Patrick and Leo.
poll} Sts.
WANTED—Girl or woman to help in
kitchen, also two girls for upstairs
work, Hotel Brunswick.
WANTED—Work as clerk on Sat-
urdays, by capable Entrance Girl
Student, Apply Advance-Times.
IiV MEMORIAIVI
NEWELL-4n loving memory of
Elizabeth Newell, who passed away
1 year ago, on June 17th,
Quietly and suddenly came the tall,
Her sudden death surprised us all,
Dearer to memory than Words can tell
The loss of a mother we loved so well.
Lovingly remembered by husband
and f eddy, •
HELP WANTED
Applications- will be received by the
Huron County Board of Health for .an
experienced Stenographer, proficient
in shorthand and typing for Heatl'Of-
fice in Clinton. Applications to be in
the hands of the undersigned not later
than June 18th, 1949.
N, W. Miller,
See„ Board of Health,
Goderich, Ontario.
TENDERS
Sealed Tenders are requested for
the supplying of 160 tons of Stoker
Coal for the Huron County Home at
Clinton, Prices to be for coal laid
down at the County Home, Analysis
of coal to be given. Tenders to be re-
ceived by the undersigned not later
than June 18th, 1949.
N. W. Miller,
Sec., Board of Health,
Goderich, Ontario.
Tenders Wanted
Tenders for re-siding Hose Tower at
Fire Hall, will be received at the Town
Clerk's office until 12 o'clock noon on
Wednesday, June 22, 1949, Siding to
be aluminum Bevel Lock Joint, with
proper aluminum corners, Old metal
siding to be removed and under shea-
thing all re-nailed. For further infor-
mation apply to
N. Rintoul, Chairman
of Property Committee
Township Clerk Wanted
Applications will be received by the
undersigned up to Saturday, June 18,
1949, for the position of Clerk of the
Township of Turnberry. Applicant to
state qualifications.
Walter Woods, Reeve,
RR. 1. Wingham Ont.
Notice To Contractors
Tenders for the contract of refacing
the south abutment of the Clark Bridge
in Morris Township, will be received
by the undersigned. Tenders must be
in by 8.30 a.m., June 20th, 1949. Work
to be done according to specifications
of the District Municipal Engineer and
under the direction of the Road Super-
intendent. Lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted.
George C. Martin, Clerk,
R.R. 4, Brussels, Ont.
Tenders Wanted
Tenders for spray painting Brick
House will be received until June 18.
lowest or any tender not necessarily
accepted. For information apply to
H. L. Stewart, Wingham.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons having claims against
the estate of Robert W. Walker, of the
Village of Gorrie, in the County of
Huron, Retired Farmer, who died on
or about the 19th day of April. 1949,
are notified to sent to the undersigned
on or before the 18th day of June,
A.D. 1949, full particulars of their
claims in' writing. Immediately after
the said 18th day of June, the assets
of-the said testator will be distributed
amongst the parties entitled thereto,
having regard only to claims of which
the Executrix shall then have notice.
DATED this 27th day of May, A,
D., 1949.
CRAWFORD & HETHERINGTON
Wingham, Ontario.
Solicitors for the Executrix.
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Mrs. Percy
McLean wish to express 'their deep
appreciation to all who extended com-
forting sympathy and help in their
recent sorrow. For the beautiful ser-
vice conducted iby Rev, L. C. Jorgen-
sen of Bluevale, the floral offerings,
lite loan of cars, to Mrs. I, Mor-
rey and her staff of nurses and for
other kindnesses. They are deeply
grateful.
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Mrs. Thomas
Mundell wish to take this method -of
thanking their neighbours and friends
for their kind expressions of sympathy
in their recent sad bereavement. These
expressions have been deeply appre-
ciated.
OBITUARY
Mrs. Thomas Mundell
In ailing health for some time and
suffering a fall two weeks ago, Mrs.
Thomas Mundell passed on in Wing-
ham General Hospital, on Thursday,
June 9th, „
Formerly' Mary Elizabeth Campbell,
daughter of the late Win. H. and
Isabella Campbell, she was born at
Burford, Ontario, in 1879, later mov-
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.22 Savage, 5-shot 'clip $36.95
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On Sunday, June 19th
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Sunbeam Electric Razors $26.75
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