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DRAPERY - SLIP COVERS
C. C. McKIBBON
Phone 475 Wingham
441,141.14PONI,
Our Service Motto
The impossible we do right
away;
A miracle takes a little
longer.
Come in and see the 1.951
Phileo Refrigerator
Refrigeration ee Electrical
Service
T. D.ARLING
Next to Winehain Motors
Phone 519 Wingham
A life .without a purpose, -41:4 is
.useless. Sweeping is intended to free.
the ice of obstacles and keep the rock
straight, How necessary it is to keep
the path clear front moral impeeli ,
molts that the children can go
straight and keep pure in speech. The
"guard rock" is of .the utmost an,
norterice. lie sure to set a guard on
your home to protect the young people
from the liquor traffic and other
it is only as all the members of the
rink Co-Operate ,that the victory can
be attaiacd, in many churches 20 per
cent of the members carry 80 per cent
of the load. 'lime players have coefi-
deuce in the skip told does his best to
deliver the rock he calls for, Have
confidence in your Divine Skip and
give him your best. The world is chao-
tic because we haVe not even attempt ,
ell to give the shots the skip has call-
ed for. Only the rocks nearest the
centre of the home circuit count. It is
FIRST CLASS
Watch Repairs.
AT MODERATE PRICES
Owing to lack of space, am com-
pelled to confine ray repairs to
watches only.
George Williams
Located in
MASON'S STORE
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Chrysler and Plymouth Cars
Fargo Trucks
PARTS and ACCESSORIES
Ferguson Tractors and Farm Equipment
TRAINED PERSONNEL
Telephone-84
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WINGHAM UTILITIES COMMISSION
HYDRO ELECTRIC DEPARTMENT STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR 1950
RECEIPTS
Domestic 1..i;.;hting
Commei ei al Lighting
Commercial Power...
Street Liehting
Merchandise
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31992.35
18986.17
25295.35
3737,08
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677.68
..... 817911.74
Total Receipts
Total Revenue
Net Profit
EXPENDITURE
Sub-station Operation .. .
$
- .33:132(7)46‘..;1316)
Power Purchased . .
Distribution system maintenauce 3785.08
Street Light Operation ..
3322.92
328.82
Meter maintenance
Line Transformer maintenance
Building maintenance ....
Administration and General Expense .
. ........ .
2488622(563...938141
1260.92
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Consumer's premises-water heaters
Billing and collecting ........ 2909.92
538.17
Undistribut ed expenses ....
Truck operation and maintenance .. 2005.81
Interest on Debentures and sundry - 487.49
Debenture principal 2700.61
Total operating. expenditures ..
Depreciation $ 5005.00
$ 81799.74
$ 63995,35
Total (33995.35
$ 17804,39
$ 58989.35
DUNCAN KENNEDY, Chairman W. W. GURNEY, Mayor THOS. FELLS, Commissioner
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STAINTOWS
HARDWARE
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'WINGHAM ADVANM-VMES
We*lesciaY, March ,21st* 1951
EtELmon
Mrs. John Bumsteacl of Wingham,
spent last Monday with Mrs, John.
Harper and called nn other friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin McNeil of Ijx,
bridge and Air. aild Mrs. Lloyd
and little .daughter of Toronto,
*Wet the week-eed with their grand-
parents, Mr. and Airs. Neil McNeil'
and Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Might,
UtteSte with Mr. and Mrs. Herb
i)ustow and family on Saturday were
their niece and nephew, Mr. and Aire.
Clayton eIault pi ,NeepaWa, Manitoba,
;ma Air. and Mrs. Lorne Ellis and
Lorna and Mr. Roy Dustow of Noble-
girls tisited vn Sunday with Mr, and
Airs, D. \\ amide of London,
Mr, and Airs, Herb Miller visited
with Mrs, Norman .13aiers at Beck
Alenwrial Hospital, Byron, one day
recently and reports that she is much
improved in health,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Douglas attended
banquet ur Fordwich o n
Mir: eke. night.
Mr, and Airs. Earl Baker of Currie,
sprat Sunday with Mr, and Mrs,
iertei 1.1,Adet dee and family,
ear. atei Mrs. Pittendreigh and
ran and Airs. C, J. AleElwain ot. Ford-
st ,em Saturday with Mr. Ge o.
and family.
10 Rinks For Edmore Bonspiel
is..nspiel was held on
and although the ice
v"„ n „L at it. b e st lit rinks partielpet-
ed, .111 tile prize wimiers are as fol-
lows: tat prize, electric wasters went
to Hart ey Lanedun's rink of Clifford.
2nd, Klee; enmeed hams went to Win.
McElwain's rink, Fordwich; 3rd, prize
smoked hams to Lorne Evan's rink of
Paisley; 4th prize, Flashlights t o
.Frauk McCormick's rink of \Vingliam;
3th prize, Satin cushions to AL Mc-
leenzie's rink of Tiverton; Gth prize,
pails of honey to L. Edwards' rink of
Behnure, Rinks skipped by Cordon
teibson of Wroxeter and D. Goetz of
Harriston, received consolation prizes.
The Women's Institute served diluter
and supper in the new club room and
realized approximately $60.00.
Rev. J. H. Martin attended the an-
nual meeting of the Home Mission
Committee of Hamilton Conference
on Tuesday, March 6th., in Hamilton,
when the work of the Indian and other
Missions within the conference were
received and grants for their assist-
ance were arranged for the year. Air.
Martin was accompanied by Airs.
Martin, Later they visited their son
and his family in 1:orunto.
The monthly meeting of the W.M.S.
of McIntosh Church was held on
Thursday at the home of Mrs. John
White, under the leadership of Mrs. J.
11- Martin. The study hook was taken
by Mrs. Wylie. Airs. Allen White sang
a S.910, "'The. Strenger Of; acs
.COmPanied .by Mrs, Wilde,
Win .at Port .Elgin
A rink comprised of C, RenWick,
Geo. Inglis,. L Haskins and HerbDna-.
tow, took part in a bonspiel at Port
Elgin recently. They won 1st prize ip
the second event which were S$ piece
dinner sets.
Curlers Service
An interesting service was held in
the liatcd Church, Belmore on Sun-
day night, March 18, when the local
curlers were joined by curlers; fr om
Wroxeter, Coerie, Fordwich and Chil-
li-nil in it service of worship. A choir
consisting of .curlers , in the ser-
yiee of praise. Mrs. Carl Douglas pr e..
siding at the organ, A double quartette
from Clifford rendered two. numbers
a mutt acceptable manner and two
of the curlers acted as ushers, The
minister, .Rev. J, Martin was assist-
ed by Rev. U. E. Cronlnmilm, Weoe-
eter.
Basing his remarks on the words of
St. Paul "I press toward the mark."
Philippians 3e .14, the minister drew
lessons from various phases of the
game of curling. "Curling is a very
sociable game. Onlookers gather in
the clubroom and give many sugges-
tions as to how tie, skip should call
the shots. In sport, in the cOmumnity
and in the church we have too ninny
eadookers and too few players. "Don't
throw your rocks .awry," is good ad-
\ ice. The twenty rocks are su many
golden opportuuitii e, like the fifty-
two Sunday of the year, To "get the
broom" is the first tequisite in curling.
pathetic to be near to the kingdom
and yet not In it.
During the fellowship hour that
fiellowed, Mr, Ivan Haskins, president
of the local association took charge
and called on a number who spoke
briefly. A hearty vote of thanks was
given to the ladies who served a much
appreciated lunch. The offering was
given to the Red Cross Society.
The Huron County Library Truck
visited Belmore on Monday morning,
leaving one hundred books on many
subjects to meet taste ..and age,
Service will be held Good Friday
morning at 11.30 o'clock in Macintosh
Church which will be attended by the
members of the Delmore church as
nSey:ecte14:Stlindeaygienc aSli"vthiece.cblvi held itrict
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Mr. Sumstead was one of the curlers
at the bonspiel,
Mr. Thompson of Clatuis, a 7th
year student at Knox College, Tor-
onto, occupied the pulpit in the Press
byterian Church last Sunday after-
noon. His many= friends are &ad to
know that Dr. MacDouald eontitmes
to improve, though he will be in
Wingham Hospital for •soine time yet.
Miss Nellie l)utg returned Koine
ft orn Toronto a week ago, wht re s!,e
lets been takine treatise:tits for som e ton.
time, Mr. end Mrs. Alex Marshall and
Mrs. Walter Renwick was able tom. Jun vi f.4tratii.ird, visited on
be brought hone: to Ler scan Lk last with Mr. add Airs. \\ or
last week, after being a pati..int
Win4inun hospital ler two and n lttiii Mr..uttl Mrs. Joint .Viteh sr.„ hint.
.nunnhs, Rita. a hr...hoz t . • Etturszt:d to their home atter *teatime
loth theee ladiee ec.ilitinueel improve- the whiter with their son-in-law and
went datk4,,tur, Alr. and Mrs. Lloyd Moot-
iiLr'd Lanai& bias it.; 6e:niery yr 4ielgrave.
ing east new, which pi.T ttiits Wore ire,- .NicNeii of -11r11z,seiN
dom, ot:11t Inc week-end with her grime-
Mr, Jack Reid lets been quite, 'Parente, Mr, and Mrs. Neil
• during.. she past week, ni:doi we d oe. Air. and Airs. Lieu. Merldey and
tor s care.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie darkness cele
brated their 3ut1t ctedding emit ersiate
Ll-st FlititlY, haviuz., dinner wit!,
Mrs, John Harper and spending tile
afterneion 'with Mr, and Mrs, Roe
Rutherford.
Rey, King, st eretary ot theeMiest-
to Lepers, :Tyke in the Pre-by twian,
church last .Allindity evuning ci
t krt., it was oaf ;-ornate
many Fe.pilie v...".' il l tilt the the at-
tendawe e,A. •I.' s 'Act
good zotii
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BROME
ORCHARD GRASS
KENTUCKY BLUE .. , .
CANADIAN BLUE
WALLPAPER PASTE
1 lb. 30c
2 lb. 59c
Cold Water Size 39c
(NOTE - These Prices are per Bushel)
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WHITE DUTCH
35c REED CANARY
55c RYE CROSS
85c RED TOP
80c LAWN SEED
TIMOTHY
Yellow Blossom Sweet Clover
Mammoth RED CLOVER .
WALLPAPER TOOL KITS
6 pieces - - $1.98
WALLPAPER REMOVER
SUNWORTHY 49c
$1.25
95c
35c
80c
95c
GENUINE
BONE CHINA CUPS and SAUCERS
$1.50 Value for ONLY - $1.00
BROOMS
Extra Special Quality . ONLY 95c
ROLLER SKATES
Dominion . . $3,95
Dunne's $4.50
Westinghouse
HAND VACUUM CLEANER $29.95
McClary
Easy
SPIRULATOR WASHER ..
4-Burner Electric RANGE $229.00
$159.00
1 Beatty WASHER, 60 cycle,
Copper Tub $25.00
1 Used Heavy Duty Graham
RANGETTE . $50.00
1 4-burner ELECTRIC STZVE',
used 9 months -SPECIAL $125.00
CARD TABLES $6.75 and $8.35
BARB WIRE, Heavy Weight • .$9.09
Light Weight ... .$6.50
SYRUP CANS, 1 gallon 35c
SAP BUCKETS (Special) 45c
SAP SPOUTS per doz. 45c
FELT STRAINERS for
Maple Syrup $3.25
No. 1 VICTOR STEEL TRAPS
(for Muskrat) ...each 55c doz. $6.00
CLENSAL, a perfect dry cleaner
for clothes or for floors
per gal. . . 65c per qt. 20c
32-inch CIRCULAR SAWS . , . .$20.95
AXE HANDLES 65c, 95c, $1.25
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RED CLOVER No. 1
$ 31.00
ALSIKE $35.00
Clean Out Sale
FLITE WALL PAINT and NU WALL odorless PAINT
for WALLS and CEILING
Regular Price $1.25 SALE PRICE 75c
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Tops for 1 quart fruit jar 15c
1 Gallon Glass, extra heavy $1.59
4 Gallon Water Fountains $3.75
1 Gallon Steel $1.15
C.C.M. DE LUXE BOY'S BICYCLE ......$66.50
C.C.M. GIRL'S BICYCLE . . ... . ...$52.95
C.C.M. TRICYCLES $13.95* $15.95, $17.50
C.C.M. WAGONS , - , $14.95, $15.95