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LOW ow FARES
Vele* QUEBEC
(EAST OF MEGANTIC,LEVIS, DIAMOND)
and the
MARITIMES
Enjoy a sea-
cooled vacs*
Hon "DcWn
East" this year.
Inexpensive
holiday fares
give yen a 21.
day limit with
"7 stopovers per.
miffed.
Effective
JUNE 18 to SEPTEMBER 3
inclusive
Consult yew, nearest Partway agent.
astaSiamEll4,
OF BA
St. Thomas Flyers
VS.
Wingham Crossett
Mercurys
WHEN?
Sat. Night July 21
TIME--
9 p.m., Town Park
- FEATURING
Tom "Mickey" Macdonald
6' 2", 210 lb. St. Thomas fast ball Pitcher
Guy Sparrow
6' 5", 210 lb.
Speed ball demon of Crossett Mercurys
COME ONE COME ALL
THE WINGHAM ADVANCE-TIMES it111.014 rOlOR WEDNESDAY, .41,31.0Y 18i11, 193/
FOR SALE FOR SALE OR T REN-Eaby-tenda, NOTICE TO CREDITORS
like new. Phone 5823 18b All persons having claims against SELL YOUR POULTRY the Co-op-
way. Call 271 for prices and truck-
ing service. Our prices are, good,
Store your meats, fruits and vege-
tables in our modern storage. Lock-
ers, waxed cartons and waxed Pa-
per available to town and country
patrons. rrh
FOR SALE-Used Binders. Masseys
and McCormick$, all in good state
of repair, Priced for quick sale, A.
Douglas Campbell, con. 5. East Wa-
s,vanosh, phone Blyth 10r18.
4111525*
FOR SALE-Red and Black Currants.
and raspberries. Customer to pick.
'Mrs, Gordon F-ogs.rs, F- F. No 2,
Wingharn,
FOR SALE-Westinzt.csase Deluxs:,
model frig .7 cubx feet. in good
cendition,, 14 IrlOntils c. d. Plume
FOR SALE- - b•.4r.r...:
range and .ferty. feet .r.f !-
months 3.1.5. B.
Sh...',ter
NEW EQUIPMENT-
All sizes of New Tractors, Models R,
Z, U and G.
Tractor Manure Spreaders on Rub-
ber and ready for used truck tires.
Swathers and Combines.
Tractor Double Discs and Cultivators.
USED EQUIPMENT-
International WD9 Diesel Tractor.
Ford Tractor with new motor and
new tires, with plow and pulley,
Masse./ Model 22 Row Crop.
Waterloo Model: R.
Used 6-ft. Case Combine.
EBERSOL WONDER ELECTRIC
HAMMERMILLS with new type
hammers,
PK,ILIPS ELECTRICAL APPLI-
ANCES
and Radios with Record
Players.
Electric Ranges, Refrigeratorg' and
Washers, Electric Shavers, etc.
Jsed Electrical Appliances.
GEO MERKLEY'S GARAGE AND
MACHINERY SALES & SERVICE
Be:more Ont.
Phones: Belmore, 4 Wroxeter 7r7
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'Phetie 60 Winghatn
FOR SALE-Approximately 12 tons
timothy and alfalfa hay, standing.
Ed. Powell, 18r14, Wroxeter. 17*
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
FOR SALE-Seventeen chunks, Apply
to James B. Dickson, Belmore 1R31.
18*
FOR SALE-Twenty pigs, weighing
from 65 to 100 pounds. J, Graham,
Phone 725J3. 18b
CARS FOR SALE
WANTED
text books and good used
mage. Phone 60434.
REAL ESTATE
E. THOMPSON, REAL ESTATE
New modern dwelling on Patrick
St„ E. Perfect condition.
Frame dwelling, corner lot, extra
lot adjoining on Patrick St. W.
Two dwelling in Pleasant Valley,
Wingham.
100 acre farm near Wroxeter, imple-
ments and house furnishings. Farm
never rented, large barn, Red brick
house, new roof. Price includes stand-
ing hay crop. Must be sold to settle
estate,
200 acre farm, large barn, brick
house,: hydro, pressure system, half
mile to school, Dominion Government
loan, can be tranferred. Possession in
one month.
Brick dwelling in Teeswater, with
extra lots and barn. Possession in
one month, a bargain,
General Store in Bruce County,
handling groceries, dry goods, boots
and shoes, fresh and cured meats, soft
drinks, ice cream. Contained in brick
building, very clean throughout, with
six room apartment, with bath and
built-in cupboards. Very modern,
basement with furnace for sawdust or
;coal, electric *water heater and work
shop. If you are looking for a real
business see this one,
These and many more businesses
listed, Lots for sale at later date.
Other listing promptly listed and
advertised. Phone 505, Wingham.
CARD OF THANKS
I would like at this time to express
my appreciation and thanks to neigh-
bors, 'friends and relatives for cards,
flowers and many acts of kindness,
during my illness. Thanks to Dr. W.
A, McKibbon, Mrs. Morrey and staff
of General Hospital, Wingham,
Mrs. Jos. Kermath
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to take this opportunity to
express my appreciation to all thosd
who visited me and remembered me
with flowers, cards and gifts during
my stay in the Wingham General
Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. R. B.
Palmer, Mrs. Morrey and hospital
staff. John Snell 18*
the estate of FRANCIS WILLIAM
GALBRAITH, late of the Township of
Grey, in the County of Huron, Farm-
!
Immediately thereafter the assets of
!the estate will be distributed amongst
the parties concerned having regard
only to claims of which the Executors
shall then have notice.
DATED this 18th day of July, -1951.
; CRAWFORD & HETHERINGTON
Barristers, etc.,
Brussels, Ontario.
itt..
All persons having claims against
of July, A.D.
AUCTION SALE
Of
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
At the corner of Maple and Shuter
Streets, Wingham. on
SATURDAY, JULY 28th., 1951
At 1:30 p.m.;
The' following:
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS-Walnut
dining room suite (modern), consist-
ing of extension table, chairs, buffet
spring mattress, simple cot, baby's bed
large size complete with inner spring
mattress, one dresser, one chest of
drawers, maple 6 piece breakfast
spite, Norge 6 cu, ft. refrigerator;
Gurney electric range, electric rad-
iator, hot plate, Simplicity washing
machine (A-1 condition), metal utility
table, metal kitchen cabinet, kitchen
table, sandwich grill, high chair,
baby's stroller, kiddy car, linoleums,
verandah glider, curtains, drapes,
dishes, cooking utensils and numerous
other articles.
TERMS-Cash.
Ray Gibbings, Proprietor
K. W. Colquhoun, Clerk.
Edward W. Elliott, Auctioneer
AUCTION SALE
Of
FARM, FARM STOCK, 1.111PLE-
MENTS AND STANDING CROP
At
LOT 6, Con. 1, GREY TOWNSHIP
On
FRIDAY, JULY 27th, 1951
Commencing at one o'clock.
HORSES-Three horses.
CATTLE-One Cow, 3 years; Calf,
6 months.
PIGS-Five sows, 39 Chunks, six
months old,
IMPLEMENTS-Hay Loader, Seed
Drill, Binder, Hay Rake, Mower, Hat-
lows, Harrow Cart, Oil Brooder Stove,
Wagon, Sleigh, Set of Double Harness,
1928 Dodge Sedan. Many other arti-
cles,
HAY and GRAIN-About 5 tons
Mixed Hay in barn, about 50 bus,
wheat; about 30 lolls, Oats, about 150
bus. buckwheat,
FARM-Consisting 100 acres at lot
6, con, 1, Grey Twp., with brick house,
bank barn, 40 acres of standing crop,
Also 50 acres at North half lot 10,
con. 1, Grey Township, with 20 acres
of standing crop,
TERMS--Chattels, hay, grain and
livestock cash, Varna to be sold separ-
ately, 10 per cent down on day of
sale, balance in 30 days.
gstate of Francis Williani Galbraith
Prep,
Anson Galbfaitli, Egtentbr
Sohn DinShiere, Auctioneer. 18:25b
EVENTS
AT THE PALACE GARDEN-For,'
mosa, Sunday, July 22nd., from 2
to 5 p.m., will be featured, Hudson
Tischardt, the one-string violinist,
Earl Heywood, Canada's No.. 1,
Cowboy Singer, Lloyd Bank with
his steel guitar, and Reg Brittion
with his piano accordion..
18b
CARD OF THANKS
We at this time would like to thank
Frank Galbraith's neighbors and
friends for their kindness during his
sickness and death, also the hospital
staff, Mrs, Morrey and Dr. Crawford,
for their services, Their kindness will
always be remembered.
Anson Galbraith,
Harvey Foster.
IN0 MEMORIAM
HOOPER-In memory of my dear
parents, brothers, aunt and my
beloved friend, Mrs. T. G. Miller.
Oh! for the touch of a vanished hand;
Oh! for the sound of a voice that is
still.
Gone but not forgotten by
Anna D. Hooper. 18*
TELEPHONE COMPANY TO
ASK RATE INCREASE
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apply to the Board of Transport
Commissioners for approval of rate
schedules in keeping with prevailing
costs."
The message does not indicate
when the application will be made or
the amount of the incicase that will
be sought.
Exactly two..years ago, shareholders
Bible Society Serves
The Canadian Forces
A special edition of the New Testa.
ment and Psalms has been prepared
for free distribtition among Canada's
armed forces-according to a state-
ment isseud by the British and For-
eign Bible Society hi Canada.
The hooks, specially designed and
printed, and distinctively bound for
the Navy, Army and Airforce will he
supplied through the Chaplaincy De-
partment, Otta.Wa, The present edi-
tion Will number 20,0000 copies and
the Bible Society has undertaken
to provide whatever additional quan-
titles arc requested by the Principal
Chaplains, The Bible Society has for
over a century supplied free copies of
Scripture for the Armed Services ;Ind
for prisoners of war.. One of its first
undertakings Was to distribute on
Christmas ;;v6 1.804 (the year g its
foundation) 6010 of Hely Scripture
in Vreneh to French prisoners of
War-Part of Napoleon's Armies-
held in the great fir/S.1MS At Dart-
moor.
FORDWICH
Miss Ruth Johnston of Toronto, is
spending her vacation at the home s.f
lie parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alt),rt
Johnston.
Miss June Cooper, who recently
graduated from a beauty school in
London, is holidaying at her home,
Little Esther Parks of Arthur, is
visiting with her aunt, Miss Maud
Harding and other relatives.
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Hambly and
Janie, were in Orillia en Sunday, .July
8th., for the baptism of their grand-
daughter; Wendy Alyaretta, daughter
of Mr, and Mrs. Verne Hambly.
Mrs. Ted Harris and family of
Brownsville, are holidaying with the
former's mother, Mrs. Nellie Gamble.
and John Gamble.
Mrs. Bella Greaves is spending some
time in Toronto.
rs. Jean King of Montreal, was
a recent visitor with her aunt, Mrs.
Herb, Rogers. •
Miss Maxine Roberts, daughter of
1Mr. and Mrs, W, J, Roberts, Listowel,
has joined the RCAF., Women's
Division at St Johns, Quebec, where
she will take basic training,
Mr. and Mrs. James Dane, Listowel,
and their granddaughter, Elaine
Smith of Atwood, spent a couple of
days last week with Mr. and Mrs.
Wm, Wade,
Miss Leonre Beswitherick has been
In Toronto, where she has been mark-
ing papers for the Dept. of Education.
Mrs. E. J. Foster
Ethel Una Foster, wife of Dr. E. J.
Foster, 1575 Kamloops, St., Vancouver,
B. C., passed away on June 20th., 1951,
aged 63 years. A former resident of
Fordwich, she was a daughter of the
late Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Strome, Ford-
wich. Surviving are her husband, Dr.
E. J. Foster, three sons, Bruce, 0,vcil
and Raymond, two grandchildren, e,acl
one brother, Wm Strome, Sacramento.
Cal., and one sister, Mrs. H. Ayles-
worth, Snohomish, Wash. Funeral
service was held on Friday, Juna
Interment was in Forest Lawn Mem-
orial Park.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Horsburg, 1,A111 be
special speaker, Following the morn-
ing service a lunch will be served on
the church lawn.
MASON & RISCH PIANOS
A model for every home
Arrange for a demonstration
of these fine musical
instruments.
Complete range of pianos and
organs in stock.
Erb ORGANS
'nth Multitude a Voices ?Mkt rho
Mudd of ibc World
CHURCH tS ,alibmtS-EVEtYWIIERE
Ask ft)* bthioNStRAttON
arnet E. Farrier
Phone 711j1
Whitechurch Ontario
BACKACHES, NO. 2 MISERY,
ARE MOSTLY SELF-INDUCED
Bad backs-including ruptured
discs, sacroiliacs, slipped vertebrae,
wrenched muscles and torn ligaments
-are second only to headaches as a
source of bodily misery, states C. Les-
ter Walker in the July Reader's Di-
gest, And most of them, Walker adds,
are self-inflicted and hence can be
avoided by proper precautions.
Back troubles originating from dis-
ease are rare, Almost always the dif-
ficulty is brought on by lifting (the
wrong way), or by pushing, pulling,
stooping, or by poor posture induced
by easy chairs, soft mattresses and
just plain slouching.
Lifting weights, and not necessarily
heavy ones, is the prime hurter of
human backs. Taking a small child
from a crib, though you've done it
many times before, can give you a
bad wrench if you're off balance when
you lift. The lift-twist-and-heave of
shovelling snow can wrench joints of
vertebrae and rip ligaments loose.
You can give yourself a sacroiliac by
reaching from your chair to a side
table and raising a reading lamp to
bring it nearer.
Gardeners who lift heavy rocks
should know how. Don't lean over
from the waist. Squat down, back
straight and lift with your legs, Mot-
orists whose seats are too low should
use a cushion. Constant stretching up
to see can raise hob with your back.
Oversoft armchairs can aggravate
back troubles. So can high heels. If
your mattress sags deeply you're ly-
ing with a curvature of the spine. A
kitchen sink that's too low can have
the same effect.
"Once a bad back, always a bad
back" is an old saying, but no longer
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Old - Time Fiddlers
ONTARIO, TITLE CONTEST
Shelburne, Sat., August 11
$500 - PRIZES - $500
Finals on CB C 'Trans-Canada Net-
work, Playdowns Friday, Aug. 10th,
to select eight contestants for $500
prize money ; $200, 8100, $75, five of
$25 each. Contest open, all Ontario.'
Sponsors, Shelburne Rotary Club,
Saturday night program under CBC
direction,
true, Modern orthopedists, with heat-
therapy, massage and diathermy, .can
cure most backaches, Some, howeVer,
such as those caused by ruptirred
discs, need surgery, Diagnosis is the
first step in getting rid of back trou,
tiles,
Ourgreatest trouble today is that
our neighbors, ant;te
afford,
falwaysfor buying
something weca
In these days of uncertainties the
only things you can count on are
your fingers,
"Bluewater District's Greatest
Annual Event"
AQUA DAY
AT
PORT ELGIN BEACH
PORT ELGIN, ONT,
CIVIC HOLIDAY
Monday, Aug. 6
- Morning - Afternoon - Night -
A Spectacle of
LAND - , AIR - WATER EVENTS
OPENING CEREMONIES - 1.30
HIGHLAND GAMES (dancing
competition starts in the morn-
ing) - SWIMMING CONTEST
BOAT RACING-PLANE RIDES
GAS MODEL AIRCRAFT SHOW
HYDROPLANE RACING
CALITHUMPIAN PARADE
starting at 12,30 p.m.
TRICK WATER SKIING PER-
FORMANCE by well-known
Canadian Artists plus other
Canadian Skiers
MONSTER CARNIVAL AND
BINGO
BRILLIANT DISPLAY OF
FIREWORKS
ADMISSION 50c and 25c
Be sure to watch for further
announcements of more Special
Attractions
Anyone wishing to enter any of
the above competitions write to
G. H. Hyrnmen, Secretary of the
Port Elgin Junior Chamber of
Commerce, Port Elgin.
$3000 IN PRIZES & TROPHIES
Information upon request
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FOR Plymouth coach, in
X.:E.,:k,nt Condition, good tires.
Phone 162J, Wingham.
WATERLC-:, 2tfi -..',i TRA CT,CRS & FOR SALE.-Several good lots, locat-
, MA CHNERY ed on Bristol Terrace, These lots are
full size. For further' information
r see Wilf. Seddon, or phone 396 after
five p,m. 11:18b
,FOR SALE-104 acre farm, lot 22,
° Con. A., Howick on Belmore gravel,
with solid brick house, good barn
on foundation, water installed,
windmill on never-failing well. John
Rae, Beeton, Ont. Phone 97.
11:18*
l er, who died on or about the ninth
FOR SALE-Walnut panel, two door day of July, 1951, are notified to
wardrobe, cedar-lined, Used only !send to the undersigned on or about
two years. Call Viola Mathers„228, the fourth day of August 1951, full
Wingham. 18* !particulars of their claims in writing,
18* NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NTED-Grade X High School the estate of Mary Muir, late of the
doll Township of Turnberry in the County
isb of Huron, widow, who died on or
about the twenty-fourth day of May,
A.D. 1951, are notified to send to the
undersigned on or before the twenty-
eighth day of July, 1951, full particu-
lars of their claims in writing. Im-
mediately after the said twenty-
eighth clay of July, the assets of the
said testatrix will be distributed
amongst the parties entitled thereto,
having regard only to the claims of
which the executor shall then have
notice.
DATED this ninth day
1951,
CRAWFORD & HETHERINGTON,
Wingham, Ontario.
Solicitors for the Executor.
111825b
TENDERS WANTED
Tenders will be received by the
undersigned up to noon, July 30, 1951,
for the contract of painting the in-
terior and- exterior of schoolhouses in
S. S. No. 10 and S. S. No. 11, Culross.
Teeswater School Area. Tenders may
Solicitors for the Executors be for one or both schools. Further
18;25;lb particulars may be obtained from the
secretary. Lowest or any tender not,
necessarily accepted.
Jas. M. Reid, Sec.-Treas.,
Teeswater, R. R. 3. 18b
Bible, School
The Fordwich Vacation Bible School
and china cabinet; studio couch, were informed that rising costs would being held in the United Church will
magazine table, end table, tri-light; finally compel the company to seek continue from July 9th to 20th. Miss
table lamp, bridge lamp, vanity lamp, authority' for higher rates. After ex- Maude Harding is superintendent,
wall lamp, occasional chair, rocking 'tensive hearings, the Board permitted with Rev. W. R. Tristram, Rev. G. D.
chair, mantel clock, Marconi mantel temporary increases to he put into Vogan, Mrs. Ben Gibson, Mrs. Ken
radio, fernery, '3 piece bedroom suite, effect in July, 1950, and later ap Graham, Misses •Shirley Ashton, Eliza-
inner spring mattress, walnut vanity proved all the new rates that had beth Spence, Marianne Doig, Jean
dresser and stool, bed and inner been applied for, effective Jan. IL of Wallace and Reita Harding as assist-
this year. ants.
' The new rates were based upon the To Dedicate Organ
cost level existing in 1949," the mes- In commemoration of the 50th
sage adds, "No allowance whatever anniversary of the laying of the con-
could be made for future increases in ner stone of the former Fordwich
the cost of labour or materials or in Presbyterian Church, special services
taxes." will he held on Sunday, July 29th., at
While increased wages and higher ,.high a Hammond electric organ will
taxes have accounted for the most be dedicated in memory of the boys
significant increases in expenses, the from the congregation who offered
price of nearly everything is higher their lives for freedom, Four hundred
now than it was two years ago, the invitations have been sent out to
president's message says. former church members. Services will
"Fair wages are necessary to at- be held at 11a.m. and 7.30 p.m. Rev,
tract and retain the type of employ- Russel Horsburg of Sudbury, son of
ees required by the business, and we
must keep our wages in line with
those paid for Similar skills by other
firms in the communities we serve.
Consequently, wage rates were in-
creased in 1950, and it was necessary
to increase them in 1951,
1 "Federal income tax rates were in-
creased last year, and this year they
have been still further increased
through the imposition of the Defence
Surtax. The federal income tax rate
applicable to the company has been
increased since our last rate applica-
tion from 33 per cent to 45.6 per
cent, an increase of more than one-
third,"
Entry fee of $2.00 goes to Ontario
Society for Crippled Children.
Mail entries to : W. C. McIntosh,
Fiddlers' Contest, Shelburne, Ont.
State age, sex, P.O. address, tele-
i phone n umber. Entries deadline,
Friday, Aug. 3rd, when contestants
will be mailed final instructions,
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