The Wingham Advance-Times, 1951-01-31, Page 4MR. A. RUBIN
FAMOUS FUR
COMPANY
FOR SALE—Three trios of grey
geese; one trio white Embden geese
Apply James R, Coultes, phone
743W2. 31*
.1950 Designs Now Being shown EVERYONE loves Valentines. See
Individually fitted and styled. the Rusteraft assortment at McKib-
bon's. 5c to $1,00. 24b Several fittings at no additional
charge. HELP WANTED—FEMALE
Call 276J, Wingham
508
WANTED—Girl or woman to clerk for Appointment in store. Apply in writing, stating
or Write education and experience if any to Bathurst Street, Box A, Advance-Times. All replies
kept strictly confidential. 31b
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Kerr's Drug Store
Phone 18 - Wingham
WANTED—Clerk or sales lady for
ready-to-wear department. Exper-
ience preferred but not essential. All
applications must be made in writ-
ing to Box Y, Advance -Times, stat-
ing age, qualifications. All applica-
thms to be treated confidentially,
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DAYS GETTING Longer. Early
chicks grow tmyards the best mar-
kets. Grade A Large eggs, extra
body weight for broilers. Kitch-
ener big-4 Chicks available in
breeds and crossbreeds, dayold,
started. Canada Approved, hacked
by a breeding program on this large
Hatchery's own farms. Price list.
Agent, Wilbur A. Hoge, 'RR. 4,
Wingham. Blb
Cee. Walpole
All sizes of New Tractors, Manure
Spreaders, Tractor Double Discs
and Cultivators.
Tractor Power Mowers
Side Delivery Rakes
Four and six-foot Tillers.
Stock of Used Tractors and Mach-
inery at all times:—
Case S.C.
PHILIPS ELECTRICAL APPLI-
ANCES
Radios and Radios with Record
Players.
Electric Ranges, Refrigerators and
Washers, Electric Shavers, etc.
Used Electrical Appliances.
GEO MERKLEY'S GARAGE AND
MACHINERY SALES & SERVICE
Belmore Ont.
Phones: Belmore, 4 Wroxcter 7r7
Tt,E E F
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Including Sales
8z Excise Taxes
SASH
GLAZED
Rot-Proofed
FRAMES I STAIRS
PREFIT
CABINETS with
HARDWARE CUPBOARDS
MADE TO - MEASURE
TELEPHONE 403-w-12 WINGHAM
WATERLOO M,M. TRACTORS &
MACHINERY
Available for immediate delivery is a range of
rich effect patterni in this moderately priced,
hard wearing floor covering,
The kitchen is the most used room of the
average Canadian home — it deserves a floor that
is beautiful„ durable and economical, If your
present floor is a felt-back type, the cost of replac-
ing it every few y,pars would soon pay for a fine
permanent job.
FOR AN EXPERT CUSTOM JOB
we recommend Mr.,Ken Baker who is well
Qualified to Lay and Fit these
PERMANENT FLOORS
Have an estimate done on your room - without
any obligation, phone :
Drop in this week and see the wide range of
artistic colours - you'll be surprised at the moder-
ate cost of au inlaid floor.
to our House Furnishings Dept, I
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WELWOOD'S 414 - KEN BAKER 560
Ingham Concert Series
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 7, 1951
Town all, Wingbarn
RAY DUDLEY, Pianist
MARY FOYS, Violinist
SELMA YETMUNDSEN, Coloratura
HENRY BIALUSKI, Baritone
Admission by Membership or Single Tickets $1.00
RAE'S HARWARE — TOWN HALL
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'Wednesday, January Stott 1951.
c14AS.51FIED AD5,
. i FOR SALE—a5o vinitiu sv,litn, 8
LOCALS., AND PERSONALS. BIRTHS
Al TCH ISON—At the Winaliant
SK \11." S1L1,RPENED—We have I cylinder, brand new, Undercoated. j(3„7,11eiar:,1).1. 2ItsIll'iii.,,t11." t(o)ilm INY. V11,1116/41?7s', . ---1,Mr. and Mrs. W. 13, :McCool
just" purchased from e•C•M• ;4 Flew- I Beater, Pre.ston, tank of gas, 'Met- Douglas .aitchieon, \\ Ingham , a spent thc Past steel. la Detroit
Mg Parallel Skate Grinder, Brine !attic ii ii h 1 ; 1
_,I..!..... „,( ., rt:atik,ri fin' sell- I, .1i-- 31.,, DENTim.a....,x_At the wi ughatu I.. ----„\liss Judy Deyell of Soulliamp- your skates to us for expert sect/'(- l• Mg. Apply Alt Lockridge.
ing. 25c per pair. Stainton's 'Lee ._ .
Hardware. ---- rt.
1ZOOMS WANTED - - - - 1 Hospital,. on Thursday, January ton, spent the ewek-cud. with Miss
e i Dant i„ger, T„, water, a daughter, !
I 1 qt. 1 . ,, 1 , 2o, ;L. .0.v., to ..,1.! . and Mrs, J oho Vi v km _Ernest,
pfi
FOR sm...,E,„_.s et of sloop sleighs in wANTEi)—R.in in NV,Vill home. ' aleDONAL1)--At the, Wingbant ' —Mr, and Mrs. Robert 1:lowbr4y 11
.goad condition. Apply to. Gordon. No meals, 11 wtshing. Kindly H os pital, 0n, Tiareday„lanuary, 25, and Mr. told Mrs. Fred Dttvidson left P1
MeGia nor, ohmic 297, .Wingliam, state rent when an'AVtlth4:". A N'l ' 1051i 1,0 Mr. ;Oat Ales. Clitlind on MOnday- to spand. met months in
nv.. to Ilea; 9, Post Office, Wingloun. McDonald, Ti Yew Mei', it SOn, Miami, Florida.
in 31.3 NELHERN.—At Ila• \\ Ingham tit=s - .
FEED CORN FOR SALE — , Pita', on Frida•, January 20, 1951,; —Friends of Mr. Edgar Pattleou
'Priced reasonably. J. Re He.3.1113,', apartment,. la droom, living roost,! 1:1-'1.M11(.1 .1T.(1.4,"'ll ':;..I'ls;-•'‘Ll;x:, nailds((L, '''' th" t ltileearsto:i'trtyactko. lastiIlo \\vvetells-a,t he is e
suffered
,iila tl. BIM Ily elderly couple, small Cob corn for ,alt* in truck leead. Iota. WA NTED--
Myth, phone 150, kitchen, toilet facilities and bath. NUR ajaN---At tee \\ tugharn Hos- , to dyed at his home,
Ground floor preferred. Immediate 'dial, on Friday. January 26, 1951, . _Air, and mi,,,,. Lee Simper', .1„,,,..,
aCCLIPalley Mt essential. Apply BON to aln ;•Ind Mrs, John Norinam Re L oco,
10.1, Advance Times. R. 3, \\Ingham. a son. it spent the week -m.1 with Mrs.
onto parents Mr. and Al rs. W. CZERN1AWSKI—At the Wingham a - . ' - .' .. M. Reid Catherine Street. llospital on Sunday, January 28, j -- • ' '
1951, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles : —Mr, Frank Mills. of Corvuso, tigi
Caerniawski, R. R. 5. Wingham, a ! Minn., is visiting with his cousins, xi
daughter, Mr. George Kerr and family, and
EINHART—At the Wingbam Gen la ' : Messrs. Frank and Russell Salter.
oral Hospital,
fill Monday, January ii
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29, 1951, to Mr. and Mrs. Norman, —Mrs. Sven Noren and daughter, im
Reinhart, R. R. 2, Mildmay, a son. ; Helen, visited for a few days last
O'MALLEY—At the Wingham. Hos- week at the home of Mr. and Allurisu. :
pital, on Tuesday, January 30, 1951, 'Alex. Robertson, Patrick Street,
, Iii
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to Mn, and Mrs. Chas. O'Malley I ' —Sunday visitors with Mr. R, R. 2, Tot seater, a daughter. ,, Cecil • 1,,7 „, , , , . ,A. . , 0 i, MI
TURVEY—In Brussels, on Tuesday, a-1,4.s. Na dipole were ears. S. G. Es
1 hompson and son, Harvey of Lis- is January 23, 1951, to Mr, and Mrs, t towel, Isobel Thompson, Toronto, to
and 1\fr. William Townley, Windsor. IN
—The CEILIDH met to sew at
the Wingham General Hospital on
Tuesday evening of last week, The I
hostesses were Al iss Male41,4..1ft ,
Jctl n and Miss Yvonne McPherson, re
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aria gka
Mrs. \V. E. Gi e el ridge if Low ell, ill
Mich„ attended the funeral of theiI-
aunt, :Miss Marian Anderson. The tal
ladies are spending; a week \.1 Hit fig
their uncle, Mr, James Anderson 511 -
-Mr. John Hanna, Al. L.A., arrived El
home last Thursday after spending,
the past three months in Florida, and Ili
also visiting Cuba and the BalliOnas, 1211
'Mr. and Mrs, Hanna left early this IC
week to attend the opening of theIC
Legislature in Toronto.
WOOD TENDERS
EAST WAWANOSH SCHOOLS
Tenders will be received until Feb- A••••solinetalilitellin.r.r...traMifinapISIMMayalt....11011110104111,10am ,v,..•••••.•••••••
TENDERS
Tenders will be received by the
undersigned for the printing con-
tract for the Township of Plowick for
the year 1951, The contract consists
of the following; 200 Voters' Lists,
100 Financial Statements, 1500 Tax
Bills, and 1500 Assessment Notices.
Tenders to state price, service, etc.,
and be in my hands not later than. 12
o'clock noon February 3rd, 1951.
P. L. DURST,
Clerk of Howick• Township,
Wroxeter, Ontario. .
243111
Bukwa
HER EXCELLENCY "A"
21 Jewels
IIIIMIManlIMMINLIONMI.1011911L1
David Crompton
JEWELLER
7c PER BOTTLE
36c PER CARTON
7c PER GLASS
AT FOUNTAINS
CARS FOR SALE
FOR SALE—Quantity of light amber
and clover honey. K. Mc Naughton,
. -
FOR SALE"
FOR S.A,LE—Wingliant Brace range
$2000; Small taiwbee heater, $3.00.
Phone 654J2. 31'"
1U SIRE Tka SEE the quality sel-
ection of 1.41vatine Greeting Cards
at reaamiable priaes at Kerr's Drue•
Store, 311)
'1.)R S.A ion-se sleigh in
good, condition. Apply to 13en
Rich, phone 130, \View ' etta
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GUOI), DRY C01; CORN for sale.
Apply to Lawrenee Copeland, St.
Marys. 4.1nt,, R.R. 0, phon e 1' irk-
ton, 10r8. 24317*
PORTABLE Typewriter for sale.
Used only a few hours. Like new.
!lay be eeen at Advance-Tirnes of-
fice. 17b
RUSTCR:\F'T Cards have character.
Buy them at McKibbon's. Cards
for every occasion, 24b
Inlaid
Rraoieu.m
ALL COLOURS
We specialize in Laying
Norman Rintoul
LIVESTOCK WANTED
CASH---Up to $10.00 for Dead or dis-
abled Horses; $10.00 for Cows; Hogs
$2.50 per cwt,—at your farm, Prompt
service. Plnene collect, NVingliate
561J. Stone Sons, Limited, 11110 tale. ple•ne Wroxeter 15r3, Goderieb Phone 1135 Ingersoll, Ontario. rrb
Mr. George Henderson, 40 NOTICE P.o: Turt-c.y RR, 2, Bleevale,
Carline 'Terra: e, phone 1305, \\InghamR enean t „.r, deeorating done now s''n• j°111' 1`"I''''rt. a brother for
311) avoids delayed housecleaning. Paper 1 •Incla•
1 1.'( 1R S.-11.E--Noree enact. heater, a i.,.• 1 i erav 1 bc,oks su, plied. Mrs. Henry Gral:; •
4r ' '' .e a p.ione u f . ... 1'S
FARM FORUM
•;EI.I. YOUR POULTRY the Co- ()wine to ia.' .4erittue illness of
Op. way. Call 271 for prices and 3,Ire. •I'hos. N's1,1*, either, the farm
trucking service. Our prices are forum was held .at ILI; !:.*1110 o f Nelson
good, Pickeli, with ao attendance of 22. l'he
CARD OF THANKS
broadcast was lean', and then, as it •
was review niela Ale, meeting, was
1 trick It k 1 hallk h110 11 ci;_.:111101-S and turned rase' i.k I in. .1.Wakt'r 01 hilt'
k". viiing, Lloyd I kitten, of Howson
& H owson. 'Ile, thyme of his talk
was managemere, breeding, sanita-
tion and feedine of livestock, partic-
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
FOR SALE-27 pigs six weeks old.
Apply to ,W t, VanCantp, phone
15r15, Brussels.. 31*
SPECIAL
We have received 3 only economy
priced electric models. They have
all the latest features such as reverse
stitch, round bobbin, special mechan-
ism for stitching over pills, etc. This
model is in short supply, so act now.
We also have used machines $10.00_
and up.
SINGER SEWING CENTRE
u se d only me month, .1;;', ir in for-
math ei dill Mrs. Earl Hamilton,
430 J, IVinglettn. 3111
FOR. SALE—Two bower electric
ranee! to atitll oven. A-1 oondii
Annly Wm. Salter, phone 608\\72.
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CARDS ARE G11-•FS of Sentiment.
Send the best. Send Rust:craft front
McKibbon's, 24b
IN MEMORIAM
CORNELIUS—In loving memory of
our dear husband and father, James
Cornelius, who passed away 19
years ago, January 29, 1932.
The. midnight stars are shining
Upon your silent grave;
Beneath it sleeps the °tie we love,
And the one we could not save.
--Sadly missed by his Wife, Son
and. Daughter-in-law. 31b
IN MEMORIAM
NEWANS—In loving meniroy of Le,
viva Newans, who passed away Jan-
uary 26, 1046. Sadly, missed by
her Grand-daughter, Virginia Newans
Smith, of Detroit, Mich.
Five years have passed since that sad
day,
When one we therished was called
` away;
Deep in our heads her memory is
kept,
For we who loved lien will never for-
get.
takes that time fur the life cycle of
FOR SA 1" 14:—On '' a one half stet- the worm. He also strongly advised et/ eight room fraud me house in the that pigs be . _
Village of Belmore. To close the .s weaned at eight or nine
estate of the late William Abram- weeks rather than at six weeks.' Mr.
Hutton also sleeved two films taken
this house is being offered at a rear at the Purina Experimental Farm at
sonable price. For particulars ap- ;St. Louis, deimeJ,Ztrating the results
ply to Crawford and Hetherington, 'of feeding experiments.
Wingham, Ontario. 317b I A hearty vole of thanks was ex-
t en fled to the speaker for his most
CARETAKERS WANTED'interesting and instructive talk.
by Euchre winners were: Men, Percy
EAST WAWANOSH SCHOOL I Cashel< and George Marshall; ladies,
AREA !Mrs. John Burcliill and Mrs. Ross
Applications will • be received until 'McRae, The next .1r7ting will be
February 3rd for Caretakers, duties held at the home 0'1 1,111 Caslick,
to begin March 1st, 1951, at the fol-i FARMERS—Tie sure to get your help
lowing schools. i in time. Small and large Dutch Union No, .3, East Wawanosh and families are available for next Morris, Uidon No. 7, East Wawanosh Apply now. C. de Haan, and West Wawanosh, Union No. 6, sPrin . Belgrave; Ont. East Wawanosh and West Wawa-1
re,sh, Union No. 10, East Wawanosh
and West Wawanosh, Union No. 17
East Wawanosh and Morris (Bel-
A.rave Sr.), S.S. No. 8, East Wawa-
nosh, S.S. No, 9, East Wawanosh and rua•ry 3rd for a supply of Hardwood,
S.S. No, 13 East Wawanosh, 14 inches long, to be delivered in the
Particulars may be had from any indicated quantities before j one 1st,
member of the board or at the following schools:
A. D. Campbell, Chairman, lemon No, 11, 18 'cords; Union No,
R.R. 3, Blyth, Ont, 16, 16 cords; Union No. 17, 20 cords;
C, H. Wade, Sec.-treas., Union No. 7, 15 cords; S.S, No. 9,
Belgrave, Ont, 16 cords; Union No, 3, 12 cords; Un-
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Kihhon, Al isa lannbertus and the Marty- hags, 'The f ac t was stressed.
nurses at the \\Ingham General Hos-
pital.
that water is inest buten-taut. He ad-
vised that pigs should be given iron
Mrs. Evelyn Campbell, Wiarton. on their 4th, 14th and 24th clays after
REAL ESTATE
birth, They should be treated for
a.._-. . ,... _ ,.. ..........._ , _ worms at the are of 12 weeks, as it
friends of 1\11.. C, R. Wilkinson for
being so kind to me during my recent
illness. Special thanks to Or. Me-
PALMISTRY and 'Teacup readings
given by noted, experienced reader,
For appointments phone Brussels
39r23, or write Miss I. Al. Sellers
R.R. 2, Brussels. 31*
TENDERS FOR WOOD
Tenders will be received by the
secretary-treasurer till the 14th of
February, 1951, for 75 cords, more or
less, of maple and beech body wood,
14 inches long; also 10 cords, more
or less, of cedar. All wood to be de-
liverled by 1st of June. Lowest or
any tender not necessarily accepted.
Alva Corrigan, Sec.-treas.,
Bluevale Ont., R.R.. 1.
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ion No. (1, 15 cords; SS. No. 13, 15
cords; S.S. No. 8, 15 cords,
Any or all tenders not necessarily.
accepted.
East Wawanosh School Area
A. a Campbell, Chairman,
E,R, 3, Blyth, Ont,
C. H. Wade, Sec,-treas.,
Belgrave, Ont.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE ESTATES OF MAR-
TIN WELDON WEBB AND MAR-
THA ELLEN WEBB.
All persons having claims against
the Estates of Martin Weldon Webb,
late of the Township of Cuh•oss, in
the County of Bruce, Gentleman, de-
ceased, and Martha Ellen Webb, late
of the Town of Orangeville, in the
County of Dttfferin, Widow, deceased,
who died on or about the Twenty-
first day of December, 1948, and the
Fifteenth day of September, 1950, re-
spectively, are required to send par-
ticulars and proofs thereof to the Un-
dersigned before the Tenth day of
February, 1051, when the assets will
be distributed among the parties le-
gally entitled thereto, having regard
only to the claims which shall have
been filed,
Dated at Acton, Ontario, this Sev-
enteenth day of January, 1951.
C, F. Leatherland, Afton, Ontario,
Solicitor foe E,.j.,11assard, Ad-
ministrator with Will Annexed
of the Estate of Martin Weldon
Webb, and Administrator of the
'Mtge of Martha Ellen Webb,
24317b,
EGGS
WANTED
HIGHEST TORONTO
PRICES PAID.
Accurate Grading
Complete Satisfaction
Pick-up Service at
your farm,
Wroxeter Produce
Phone 36 r 2 Wroxeter
SNOW ROUGHING
and
SNOW REMOVAL
from
SERVICE STATIONS
DRIVE WAYS
FARM LANES, ETC.
Fr ser Forgi , e
Phone 38 - - Wingham
or Wroxeter 12-17
Certified Watchmaker
'Phone 59 Wingham
—GOOD
TASTE at a
GOOD
PRICE
INGHAM ARENA
ef "New Floors for Old" II •
P1
Et We have recently added the popular
MAREOLEUM ,
an!" "41 ' '4,40A,1411:i44,1", 14, ,_701j
Don't miss this Fixture. Kitchener will guarantee
fast action from first to last.
Wingham
PHONE 84 WINGHAM
o you ilk to
SEE
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If not you should take a look at the SKYLINE
LOADER in action ...
Attached to the husky FERGUSON TRACTOR
it ends your worries as far as snow is concerned.
Deliveries take time - and you Want to be Ready
for the Spring Work this year.
DROP IN TO-DAY WITH YOUR ORDER
FOR FARM EQUIPMENT.
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"Stainton Spitfires"