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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1949-07-27, Page 7Stokely's or Aylmer 20 oz. tin TOMATO JUICE 2-19c Challenger Light Meat 7 oz, tin TUNA FLAKES - 35c St, William's 24 oz, jar Strawberry JAM - 43c The Balanced Breakfast Cereal pkg. Shredded Wheat = 14c Champlain Sweet Mix PICKLES - All-Pork Product—Burn's SPORK 48 oz. jar 45c 12 oz, tin 47c To complete your salad—Blue Ribbon 8 oz, jar MAYONNAISEt - 30c Challenger Red Cohoe 73.i oz. tin SALMON - 33c Fancy Red Sockeye SALMON - Fancy Quality Pink SALMON 7.!.1 oz, tin 45c 15 oz, tin 47c AND THE FOLLOWING Tractor Equipment REAR MOWERS - SWEEP RAKES CULTIVATORS (Stiff and Spring-tooth) TANDEM DISCS - 2-FURROW PLOUGHS FORD 1/2 and 1-TON PICKUPS FORD OF ENGLAND PASSENGER CARS and PANEL TRUCKS "The Economy Cars" • The B LACK HORSE "Do You Know" Advisory Panel TED REEVE well-known sports writer LOUIS BOURDON prominent radio singer and master of ceremonies RICHARD PENNINGTON University Librarian, McGill University GREGORY CLARK distinguished columnist 44. the population of Canada's Wilt province? The population of Newfoundland, tenth province in the Dominion of Canada, is 321,171. Do Yogi Know . . . that Newfoundland was dis- covered by John Cabot on June 24, 1497, and was formally occupied on behalf of Great Britain in August, 1583, by Sir Humphrey Gilbert? Fw Do YOU Know . . . that approximately one-third of its area of 42,734 square miles is covered by water . the capital of Newfoundland is St. John's, a city of 56,709 inhabitants . over 940 saw mills are in operation . . . 206 factories pack salmon with a total pack of some 6,600 cases, and 220 factories pack lobster with a total pack of some 6,300 cases . . . seal fishery, codfish packing, whale fishery are also engaged in ... large beds of iron ore are being developed and exten- sive deposits of zinc and lead ore are being cultivated . . . in 1947 a total of 396,998 tons of standard newsprint was exported there are 16 hydro-electric plants with 237,471 horsepower developed in 1948. Do You Know any interesting and unusual facts? Our "Advisory Panel" will pay $25 for any authenticated readers' submissions if they are usable. All letters become our property. Write Black Horse Brewery, Station .1, Montreal, P. DAWES BLACK MI 0 Ili S E BREWERY 0 Mr. and Mrs. Irving McCabe, Mar- vin and Bryan of Windsor, are holiday visitors at the home, of her father, Mr. John McQuillin. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bowles of St. Catharines, arid Mrs. John Webster of Toronto, are visitors with Mr. Mid Humphrey, Mrs. Cranston and other relatives. Mrs. T. F. Wilson and Terry, have been spending the week with ;Mr. Stuart Collyer at Amberley Beach, Messrs. Jack and Gordon Bundt of Detroit, were visitors last week with Mr. and Mrs. Gerdon McPherson. Mr. and Mrs. John Wright spent a few days with Rev. and Mrs. M. G. Newton, before leaving for their home in Rochester, N.Y. M,'. and Mrs. Stanley Todd and Andrew, are holidaying at Owen Soutfll. Mr. and . Mrs. Tons McFarlane and Joyce of Ethel, were recent guests of - Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McPherson, "Save the Children Through Immunization" Appended are up-to-date 1948 case and death statistics for diphtheria and whooping cough, with cosnparaitve fig- • ures for previous years. For sake of further comparison, case and death figures for poliomyelitis also are given. Poliomyelitis, at present, is not a pre- ventable disease in the sense that there has been developed no proven immun- izing agent. Diphtheria and whooping cough are preventable diseases, yet each caused more deaths in 1948 than did dread polio. We cannot prevent polio, but we CAN prevent diphtheria and whooping cough through itrIttltIrli. nation. The 1948 statistics would in- PRESERVING LINES PAROWAX ....... . ...... 18c CERTO 25c Rubber JAR RINGS, pkg. ....7c GLASS TOPS, 6s 15c MEMBA SEALS, pkg. 10c dozen Crown SEALERS, wine pt. $1.29 dozen Crown SEALERS, wine qt. $1.43 ALL PICKLING SPICES Availabkle Now! Anismommommummnimmosumm. dicate that, where these two diseases are concerned, Canada's immunizing program is far from perfect. 1948 1946 1943 Diphteheria Cases 898 2535 2804 Deaths 85 229 287 Whooping Cases 7084 7676 19082 Cough Deaths 155 226 416 Polio Cases 1558 2527 327 Deaths 73 177 26 WEDDINGS Willie - Donaldson Sacred Heart Church, Wingham, • was the setting for a pretty wedding, when Rev. F. G. Bricklin united in marriage, Dorothy Mae Carter, dau- giiirer of Mrs. Simon Donaldson, Tees- water, and Michael John Willie, son • of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Willie, of Wingham. For her wedding, the bride chose a ' blue crepe dress with white accessor- ies and a three stranded necklace of pearls. She ivore a white hat flower, shoulder length veil and bouquet of pink roses. Attending the bride, was • Miss Martina Willie, sister of the groom, wearing pink taffeta with white accessories and a corsage of yellow roses. Miss Vivien Ernest was organist and the soloist was James "Protect What You Have" — FOR. — INSURANCE OF ALL TYPES CALL Stewart A. Scott 'Phone 293 Wingham We Stand Between You awl Loss All 'Year! WANTED Young Women - Young Men for Harvesting Peaches, Plums, Pears, Apples, Grapes, Toma- toes and other Fall Fruits and Vegetables. Accommodation in Farm Service Force Camps August 15 to November 15 Campers must bring blankets, sheets and pillow cases For further information write: ONTARIO FARM SERVICE FORCE 9 Richmond Street East TORONTO 1 ONTARIO Auspices: D Omition-Provineial Farm Labour Committee 1111 .......... 11111111111111111 lllllllll I llllllll lllllll 11111 llllll 1 lllll 'STOP Teeswater Boys' Reunion July31, Aug. 1,2,3 FOUR DAYS OF FUN JULY 31— Special Church Services in all Churches 2.30—Decoration at Cemeteries 4.30—Decoration at Cenotaph 9 p.m.—Opening of Re-union by Russell T. Kelly, Band and Sacred Concert. AUGUST 1st- 10 a.m.—Parade of Floats and Decorated Cars. 1 p.m.—Parade of Bands and Caledonian Games, High- land Dancing, Band Com- petition with 91st, Argyle, General Motors, R.C.A.F., Fergus, Ford Motors, Luck- now, Glencoe and St. Cath- arines Bands. AUGUST 2nd- 1 p.m.—Baseball Tournament 8 Teams. 2 p.m.—Air Display by Centralia Air School. AUGUST 3rd- 1 p.m.—Harness Races, 3 big Races. Bands, Ball Game. m 8 p..—Band attoo, Fir e Works, Grand Finale, Bands—Goderich Girls' Bugle, Hanover Brass, Galt Kiltie, Georgetown Girls' Pipe Band. Galt Kiltie Brass Band here three days. Vaudeville Show every after- noon and evening. No two alike. Grand Stand 3000. Modern and Old Time Dancing Every Evening. Joyes Midway. Listen to CI NX J. Freeman President M. A. 'Donahue, Seey. TOTE ')VINGHAM „ADVANCE-TIMES Libby's Deep/N BEANS ifrifIDOW11410... oro Wednesday,July 27, 1949 1 14," "" '" ""1 "1""4""""nulmilIWIlutmotutumultunntitilknnuonunmunnunnionoumoonnutuuntnonontra Immediate Delivery Ford Tractors . HURON MOTORS Wingharn A. D. MacWilliam 'Phone 237 (p,,,,11,1.,,,111,1111111 11.,11 itw iiiiiiiii 11.11 iiiiii 1.11,1 ,,,,,,, 1.1,01 ,,,,,,,, GORRIE Mr. and Mrs. Wes Strong, Mrs. Stewart Edgar and Mr. Stan Edgar, visited Mr. Alex Edgar sr., in Vic- .• toria Hospital, London, on SundaY, and found Mr. Edgar to be getting along remarkably well for a man of his years, following a recent operation. ; Mr. and Mrs. Birks Robertson and family, Riversdale, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Glad Edgar. Mrs. Rob- ertson sr., returned with them for a visit.. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert McDermid of Collingwood, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Thos, MeCiement, Mr, and,11..frs. Thos. Hutchison and other relatives, Miss Katharine Jacques is holiday- , ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glad. Edgar, Mr, and Mrs. Glad Edgar and Mr, and Mrs. Watson Brown spent Fri- s day in London. Mr, and Mrs. W. H. Marshall have returned from a six week's visit with anewm....•.,••=111•01•Mlinim. their son, Alex Marshall and Mrs of Stratford, Master Jimmie Marshal returned with them and is spending some holidays with his grosilparents, Mr. lVm. Ford is •snensi;ng s'strri. time at the Westminster Hospital, London, where he is under observad...):1 for his heart condition. Mr. and Mr.s. George Roy and Rob- ert of Sudbury, spent a few Jays. last week with Mrs, Roy s brother, Mr, Cloyne Mr. and Mrs, )Nil, lard Michel, 'Toronto ' w,eri: week-end guests and Mr. and Mfrs. Bert Vodden and Mrs. ,".1ltchel Sr., were Sunday guests at the same home, reuniting many members of the Mieriel family. Miss Lillian Vittie has returned from Wingham Hosp,ital and is some- what improved in health. Mrs. Wes, Underwood, who has also been a pat- ient in the Wirigham. Hospital, is ex- pected to be permitted to return to her home this week, Mr. Clarence Gibson of Fordwich. who has the contract for the work to be done on the township community hall, started work there last week. Mrs. Ernest Jacques of Caledonia, visited with Mrs. R. Ashton on Sun- day. Rev. J. C. and Mrs, Caley, and Dav- id, are visiting Mr. Caley's parents at Rodney this week. David will remain rear a longer visit. Mr. and Mrs. H. V, Holmes and Miss Perkins, are spending some time at their cottage at Bruce Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Telford Montgomery, Lois, Grant and Ivan of Kitchener, visited with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Montgomery on Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. T. Montgomery are moving from Kitchener to London next week. Miss Lois Montgomery, a recent graduate of the Stratford Normal School, has secured a position on the London Public School Staff. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. King were guests on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Vic Shera at Moorefield... Mr. Lawrence Short is spending a holiday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Short. Mrs. Jas. Hoey and Mrs. Wilfred Brown of Detroit, are spending some time with Mrs. L. Sanderson and Leonard, also with other relatives in the vicinity. Misses Grace Garbitt of Walkerton and Jacqueline Gilmar of Carrick, have been awarded a month's vacation in Quebec for high marks in French at Walkerton High School. The stud- ents have to speak in French while there. On their return home two French students will accompany them and speak English during their stay here. Rev. j. C. Caley Returns Rev. J. C. Caley who arrived home on Thursday evening was welcomed by his congregation at the Anglican Church on Sunday, after a ten weeks' trip to the Isle of Man, Ireland and England. Mr. Caley reports a very en- joyable trip to his native land. Junior Farmer Church Service The Huron County Junior Farmer First Annual Church Service will be held in the Ontario St. United Church, Clinton, on Sunday, July 31st., at 8 p.m. D.S.T. Guest speaker will be Rev. W. A. Young, B.S.A., B.D The music will be led by a county Junior Far- mer choir. Orange Memorial Service Howick District L. 0. L. Memorial Service will be held in the Gorrie cemetery on Sunday, August 7th, at 2.30 p.m. Rev. J. C. Caley will give the address. Baseball At a recent game Gorrie defeated the Stone School with a score of 22-3. On Thursday evening at the first ot. the semi-finals, best two out of three series, Belgrave won with a score of 11-4. ST. HELENS PAC Coloured New Mild CHEESE 39c Lipton's Red Label #3 oz. pkg. TEA $0c Values effective at the Wingham store until closing time, Saturday, July $0, 1949 Ail merchandise sold at your Dominion Store is uncondition- ally guaranteed to give 100% satisfaction An ideal. Summer Drink—Orange, Lemon, Lime FRESHIES - 5c Clark's Assorted S oz. tin Sandwich Spread 15c Blue Bonnet MARGARINE - lb. 35c Domestic - 3Ic 16 biscuit pkg. 37c 5 oz. pkg. - 2-25c Serve Cold! Domino Plus deposit--30 oz. GINGER ALE - 2-23c Children Love It! Dominion 16 oz. jar PEANUT BUTTER 37c Try Our Coffee! lb. -pkg. RICHMELLO - 5 7c Fresh Fruits - Vegetables Arriving Daily 'DOMINION STORES LIMITED 9614 DOMINION Beninger. The groom was attended by Joseph Schiestel. Following the ceremony a reception was held in the Brunswick Hotel. Fol- lowing their wedding trip, Mr. and. Mrs. Willie will reside in Wingharn. 013. -oft .MAGI e Paint your rooms. Use them the same day. One coat of B.H 44 Freseonette" eovers wallpaper, plaster and kalso. mine with a wash• able satin finish. Howard Machan A/INGHAM ONTARIO Libby's New Pack Fancy Tender King 15 oz. PEAS - - 17c Ogilvie's Chocolate or Gold 14 oz. pkg. CAKE MIX - 29c Serve it Cold! Jordan's 16 oz. bot. GRAPE JUICE - 22c A ready-to-eat Pork Product 12 oz. tin. K A M 47c York Brand Economical 12 oz. tin BOLOGNA - - 31c Hereford Flavour Sealed 12 oz. tin CORN BEEF 47c Mother Parker's Vacuum Pack 16 oz. tin COFFEE 66c Mother Parker's Vacuum Pack 8 oz. tin COFFEE 36c Cattelli's Cooked (in Sauce) 15 oz. tin SPAGHETTI - 2-27c 1111111111M11. Comma' Accountancy BUSINESS & TAX SERVICE for the SMALL BUSINESS MAN, PROFESSIONAL MAN S. J. PYMM P. 0. Box 74 Telephone 23 LUCKNOW - ONT. 20 oz. tin FREEZE-EASY - 18c Dare's Malted Mallow BISCUITS - Chocolate, Maple or Vanilla It% itsf'S