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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1951-03-21, Page 6REAL ESTATE 0I7 SE and Property for Stile—Sev- en roomed brick house with double lot, for sale in the village of Tees- water. Recently decorated and newly insulated throughout. session an early date, Also good upright piano for sale. Apply Akt- vauct-Times. 28rrh HELP WANTEP--FEM.ALE AVON PRODUCTS offers an ex- celleut opportunity fur womea to ,earn in spare, time. ()penings in Brussels and Wingham. "Write to Mrs. H, E. Stock, 7$ Duchess Ave., Kitchener. 71421b FOR SALE—Young canaries. Apply Mrs, 6A. G. Furness, third floor, post office FOR SALE—Montealm barley, Clin- ton oats, phone 12R$, Wroxeter, Ap- ply Oscar Kieffer 21x FOR SALE-•A quantity of Montealm, barley, about 200 bushels, Apply to 608J2, Wingham, Weldon Robertson. 21x —25 bushel FOR SALE of Galore Seed Barley. 150 bus. Erban Oats, suit- able for seed, Apply George Grigg, mile west of Belgrave, 21,28x FOR SALE-11 disc fertilizer and grain drill with seeder attachment, in good repair. Melvin Taylor, Phone 624W12, Belgrave R. R. 1 21x IIERES a SPECLAL—Left hand door Refrigerator, Frigidaire M M 76. Thomson Appliances, Phone 29, Wingham 21b FOR SALE—Young Durham. Cow, due • to freshen. Call 5r7, Wroxeter, 21x FOR SALE—Seven room house with three piece bathroom, garage, flat rate water heater, cistern, good loc- ation on Victoria Street, Immediate possession. Reasonably priced for quick sale. Apply Duncan Kennedy, Phone 466. 21x "A GREETING CARD is like a hand shake across the miles," send Rust Craft cards of character. FOR SALE-13 disc International seed drill. Apply Joe Kermath, Wroxeter, Phone 31-5, 21x FARM FOR SALE-100 Acres, or rent on shares to married couple. 85 1 acres workable land, fair buildings, 3 miles north of Whitechurch, good terms. to reliable party. Apply to LIVESTOCK FOR SALE "HOMESTEAD FARM AND HAT- CHERY"—Our bred-to-lay, fast- feathering Barred Rock and famous Rhode Island Red-Barred Rock cross, Canadian approved chicks are known for their meat and egg- pro- ducing qualities. We buy no eggs. All chicks are hatched from eggs produced from our own flock, which was again Pullorum Tested with no reactors found. Our prices are rea- sonable and chicks are sold with a 21-day livability guarantee. For circular and ,price list write, ,Addi- son Fisher, Ayton, Ontario. F142A26 Ale Cameron R R 5 Lucknow x , • • • Ontario, 21x 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. Ebersol "Wonder Electric Hammer Mills with the new type hammers. 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 Behnore Oat. Phones; Belmore, 4 Wroxeter 7r7 GREY TOWNSHIP TENDERS FOR GRAVEL Scaled tenders will be received until 2 p.m. Saturday, April 1951, when tenders will be opened at the Clerk's office for crushing, hauling and spreading of approximately 12000 cu. yds. or more of gravel at a flat rate per cu, yd. Gravel to be crushed through a 518 tinch screen size. All work to be satis- factory to Twp. Road Superintendent. Location of pits. and other informa- tion may be obtained from the Road Superintendent. Marked cheque of $200.00' must accompany each tender. Lowest or any tender not necessar- ily accepted. Arthur C. Rock Road Superintendent, Ethel, Ontario, re9ti FLOORS (.ggREFINISHED 'Phone 251 'Phone 210 attilimlfai•••••Mnas1111•111.1110 'flier for EASTER EASTER LILIES HYDRANGEAS SPECIAL 2 lbs, average PAN-READY BROILING 69c lb. CHICKENS FANCY GRADE NORTHERN SPY APPLES By the lb. — 6 quart basket or Bushel si =1 it rose Foo Market PHONE 102 Nor 9' TRUCKS NEW UNITS 1951—FORD V-8 1/2-ton Express 1951—FORD V-8 1 ton Express 1951—FORD V-8 2 ton 158" wheelbase, chassis and cab Above are for immediate delivery USED UNITS 1950 CHEVROLET 1/2-ton Express, deluxe equipment like new 1947—FORD 1/2-ton Express, New condition throughout 1947—MERCURY 1/2-ton Express, guaran- teed fine shape Nylons... Ladies you can be right in step for the Easter Parade, with a pair of Sheer Pencil Seam 54 gauge W ELDREST Nylons at $1.85 pair Slips... SOULETTE - PACEMAKER - FORMULA familiar names in Slips cut to Fit Perfectly in Crepe or Satin Brazier's by Gothic Small, Medium, Large at $1.00 to $1.95 Say Morn did you see the latest in Bee Bob Longs for boys at Carmichael's — yes this is a real smart gabardine long for boys, complete with pleats, zipper and drop loops. Sizes 8 - 16 $6.50 For the spring days ahead we have a complete stock of BOYS' DENIM LONGS sanforized in good heavy cloth. Roy Rodgers, Hop=a=Long, Rodeo and many other brands pair $2.98 IBEX Blankets 70 x 90 Full size, first quality $5.75 Pair A 3=star Special tttttt tttttttt it N.1 n n na n u u,n III or isi I ttttttttt Wabaso Circular PILLOW COTTON 42" yard $1.00 MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS Fully Guaranteed of High Quality Broad- cloth, Fused Collar, Sanforized, in white tan, blue and stripes $3.95 Penman's Preferred Combs AVE THE OLD PRICE Sizes 33 to 44 40% Wool suit $5.50 A SPECIAL MESSAGE "PLEASE" TO THE MOTHERS Be sure to see our Large Selection of Infant's and Children's Wear to size 6x for the t aster Parade and don't forget to bring along your Allowance Cheque. Yes that's right, we give 5% discount on All Children's "year pur- chased with allowance cheques. SHOP FOR QUALITY PLUS ECONOMY and SERVICE PAGE, WING AM ADVANCE-TIMES Wednesday, March 21st, ILOST VIIIIII.1111111011111mmenes FOR SALE SAVE MONEY this year by using Pioneer Chid. Starter. Crumbles in 50-lb. paper bags. Contains all the new growth factors. Lorne Webb. See Howson & Howson, Wingham, 71.42128* McK1BBONS present Rust Craft Easter cards in review—now on dis- play. SELL YOUR POULTRY the Co- Op, way. Call 211 for prices and trucking service. Our prices are good. NV l I L MOTH DA:Vi NW% in ;lothine? Have thkm BER- L-01.7 t nnuti ill., a 5-year written yuaraniue at. a gnarl addi- tional ohargt. Ocivrics: ;aid stain- Templeman Dr:; Cleaners, Wingham, ph,ine 3:23. F7r20 FOR SALE-6 Ivory enamel kitchen chairs. Apply Mrs. Bond, Minnie Street. 21x FOR SALE--Six weeks old Hereford Calf. Phone 84r10, Brussels, 21x FOR SALE-200 chairs in good con- dition, from the basement of Pres- byterian Church. Will sell in any quantity. Apply to H. C. MacLean, chairman, or W. H. Haney, secre- tary. 2128b FORS ALE-600 to 700 bushels good sweet turnips. Apply to Geo. Baird, Town Plot. 21x DIAMOND AND WEDDING RINGS David Crompton JEWELLER Certified Watchmaker 'Phone 59 Wingham FOR SALE—Started chicks 250 Sue- sex, red pullets, 2 weeks old, 600 Rhode Island Red, 1 week old. Ap- ply jarnes Coultas, 743w2, Wingham 21, 28, 4, 1.1x WANTED FOR FLOOR SANDING and FIN- inshing, carpentry, repair work and cabinets. Apply A. Green, phone 464W. rrx ROOM WANTED—Two young gen- tlemen, total abstainers, desire a room or small apartment with kit- chen privileges, Phone Wingham 343. 21x PAINTING AND PAPERING— Call Mrs. Henry Galbraith, phone 737W1, after 6 p.m. 'Wallpaper books supplied. rrx FARM LAND WANTED—To rent, 50 'to 150 acres of good farm land, with barn, Don't need house. Apply to Box 20, Advance-Times. 21b , CHANGE OF OWNERSHIP J. MacLean of Whitechurch, has disposed of his business there to H. C. Loughran of Palmerston, the latter taking over at the first of March. Mr, MacLean wishes to thank all his for- mer patrons for their loyalty and be- speaks for his successor the same generous good will, 21b :OR SALE-1.00 acres in West Wa- wanosh 2 stiles south of Lucknow. Grain and Dairy farm 17 eeri, bush, large bald: lean, cot giortablk ts room. house With sill perch, hydro throughout, Apply 1..awrence Reid, I at c 14-21* S.'U.E—Store building on Jo,. ephine Wingheta. Apply to Mary Lee, Box 114, Wing- ham. 14b. HOUSE TO RENT—Two and a half miles from Wingham. Hydro avail- able, Apply to Milo Casemore, R. R. 4, Wingham, 21x WATERLOO MX, TRACTORS ee MACHINERY NOTICE Applications will be received until Monday, March 26th, for Stenograph- er for the Huron County Public Health Unit at Clinton, Ontario. Ap- ply in writing giving experience and reference to Mr. A. H. Erskine, Sec., Huron County Public Health Unit, Goderich, Ontario, 21b WART') AIDES FOR THE. ONTARIO HOSPITAL AT LONDON—Young women, in good health, with two years High School or equivalent, and with an interest in helping the men- tally sick are invited to apply. Free eourse of training to accepted applie cants. Permanent positions, im- proved salary schedules, generous vacation privileges andpension ben- edits. Accommodation in hospital re- sidence at moderate cost can be provided for limited time if desired, For application form write to Miss Florence Thomas, R.N., Director of Nursing, Ontario Hospital, London. 21b NOTICE TOWNSHIP WEST WAWANOSII Gravel Tenders 'renders will be received by the un- dersigned until 6 lam. March 31st.„ 1951, for crushing and hauling 6,000 cubic yards of gravel, 3/4 inch size at a flat rate, delivered anywhere in the township to the satisfaction of the Road Superintendent. Contract to be finished by October 15th, 1951. A marked cheque for $200,00 must ac- company each tender. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Lorne Ivers, Road Supt., Dungannon, Ontario 21-28b TENDERS WANTED FOR SALE OF BRIDGE Tenders will be received by the undersigned for the purchase of the Hamilton Bridge after removal from site by the contractor. Tenders will be accepted as to price, with I-beams or without I-beams, and same to be in the hands of the undersigned not lat- er than April 3rd, 1951. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. A. Galbraith, Road Supt., Township of Howick, Gorrie, Ontario, CARD OF THANKS I would like to thank all those who remembered me with cards, flowers, and gifts while in Wingham Hospital, also thanks to Mrs. Morrey and her staff, Mrs. Phil Durst, 21b THANK YOU I wish to express my thanks to the kind friends for their remembrance with flowers, cards and letters during my stay in hospital, also Mrs, Morrey and nurses and Dr, Crawford for their kindness. Mrs, A. Hastings, 21x THANK YOU I wish to thank the Wingham fire brigade, neighbors- and • friends for their kindness in helping to exting- uish a fire at our home Sunday even- ing. Andrew McCormick 21b CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our friends and neighbours for their many acts of kindness, also many thanks to Dr. Palmer and the Orange Order of Gor- rie for kindness, during our recent sad bereavement. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Laurence and family. 21b CARD OF THANKS Mrs. Win. Corbett, Mary, Orma and Erie, wish to thank our many friends and neighbours for their many acts of kindness during the long sickness of our dear husband and father and through our recent bereavement. Also special thanks to Dr. Palmer and Rev. Vogan to the local L. 0. L., and to those who so kindly loaned cars. 21x. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our relatives, friends and neighbors for their kind expressions of sympathy in our recent bereavement. Burns family, Tervit family 21x IN MEMORIAM CURRIE—In loving memory of a dear wife and mother, Mrs, David Currie, who passed away March 23, 1950. This day brings back sad memories Of a clear one gone to rest. And those who think of her today, Are those who loved her best. --Ever remembered by husband and family, 21x IN MEMORIAM STAPLF,TON—In loving memory of my dear husband, Emanuel Staple- ton, who passed away one year ago, on March 25, 1950. I have lost my soul's companion A life linked with my very own, And day by day I miss him more, As I go through life alone. Though his smile is gone forever, And his hands I cannot touch Still I have so many memories, Of the one I loved so much. —Sadly missed by his wife, Mabel and slaughters, Gladys, Alberta and Dor- 21x IN MEMORIAM NICHOLSON—In loving memory of a clear husband, Joseph T. Nicholson, who passed away two years ago, March 20, 1949. A silent thought, a secret tear, Keeps his memory ever dear, Time takes away the edge of 'grief, But memory turns back every leaf. —Sadly missed and ever remembered by his wife, Ethel. O a O U O 0 1 a 0 11 O O WILLITS—At the Wingham General Hospital, oni TharaciaY/ March 15, 1951, to Mr, and Mrs. Walter lits, R. R, 1, Wingham, a son. HUNDT—At Winghtun General Hos- pital, on Thursday, March 10, 1954 to Mr. and Mrs. Leo Handt, ham, a son. SMITH---At the Wingham General Hospital, on Friday, March 16, 1951, to Mr. and Ml's. Gordon Smith, R.R, 1, Belgrave, a son. MORAN-- -At the Wingham General Hospital, on Saturday, March .17, 1901, to Mr. and Mrs, John Moran, R. B. 2, Teeswater, a. son, FARQUHARSON.—At the Wingham. General Hospital, on Saturday, Mar. 17, 1951, to Dr. and Mrs, Richard Farquharson, Blyth, ri, son. CRONIN—At the Wingham Gener- al Hospital, on Sunday, March 18, 1951, to Mr. and Wire, Frank Cronin, Teeswater, a son, COLLAR—At the Wingham General Hospital, on Tuesday, March 20, 1051, to Mr, and Mrs. Frank Collar, Wingham, a daughter, W. I. MEETING A very pleasant• afternoon was spent last Thursday when the W, ladies met for their March meeting. St, Patrick's decorations macho the tea table very attractive. The following programme was enjoyed after the business part was disposed of, Mrs. Ross Hamilton sang two lovely Irish songs, "Danny Boy" and "That's An Irish Lullaby", which were much en- joyed by all present she was accomp, anted by Mr. Harold V. Pym at the piano. Mr. W. T. Cruickshank gave a worthwhile talk on radio and his work since starting 25 years ago, and we hope to hear him again in the not too distant future, Current events were given by Mrs, Wm, Ford on Cancer Research and Civil Defence, A interesting meeting was brought to a close by enjoying a social half hour. fewd -iesdre, prolad .1••••••=r+snaltmlille.0110....4. TEESWATER LAMPS VNTVIPPAPTER BY IMPPPNAPS The Majestic Rebekah Lodge, No 352, Wingham, entertained the Tees- water ladies of Coronation Lodge at a social evening on Monday last Euchre was enjoyed after which a dainty lunch was served by the hoe. tosses. BRINC5 IMSULTS 2 cents a word per insertion, with a inininattn charge of 35e. n 410110110100000001..E3=01Weiteareteezesee $4, 'HE VOICE OP TEMPERANCE When a b4,; producer sends a gen- erous supply of his product to. llco troops in Rorea it would scent .that we should be grateful for such a pat- riotic gesture. When temperance people discover that the shipment con. sists of 3.140 cases of ale—then they cannot be happy shoat it. They know .that drinking among the troops is 'Inc of the most disastrous side-issues of war, They can only protest against uncalled ftir shipinents of intoxicating beverages to our boys overseas, Advt. On May 24th., 1844, Samuel ;Morse. sent the world's first telegram fe,en Washington to Baltimeire. The first: university in .( tut vita .founded at Quebec City in lilt" Canadian farmers' cash income for the first nine months of 1950 was eff 18% from the $1,798,066,000 earned in the same period of 1949. WANTED—Cepahle woman to assist housekeeping in home of three eld- erly ladies a few hours several days a week. No hand work, no washing. Knowledge of plain cooking and meal planning required, Call Wing- ham 320. 21b Ly 0=0) 40=0 —.110=20====10=0L—A0=u====a0=10 O STEP OUT WITH THE BEST TOGS FOR EASTER MIII•••• KERR'S 86 McKIBBONS Drug Stores HURON MOTORS A. D. MacWILLIAM Ford & Monarch Dealer Phone 237, Wingham CARMICHAEL'S. "The Family Store" — Attention Farmers In the interest of helping to save every CALF and every PIG this Spring. Mr, Nikon of Nixon Laboratories, Orangeville, Ontario, has consented to give a lecture in the Wingham Council Chambers, Thursday afternoon, Match 29th, on the functional importance of "VITAMINS" MINERALS and TRACE ELE. MENTS in respect to the nutritional health of livestock. This address has been widely acclaimed in other districts so, why not plan now to attend, Sponsored jointly by 4 v =0=0) 40=0 01=0 0 t 0=0=01=0