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Mediate ttelivtrry. none 41d, Wrnx• 1
ot4r. a )meet icTit,rult} or Aller, i:lynd- t
man, n, Gault. rrb t
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00 MANY PEOPLE een't be wrung :
A(lvitnce-'Brice 'Went Ade K1et re,
suit ter yeti, (.all ;t4,
CAM' Q�1i.LLOUli SALVE' .relieves
grtiCklY. 1(iur xl.rugaitit nuns Cre,tei
Venn !vulva ,tor kuru relief tpo. •
_-^-Y.. - ... '..+-.,
gip, -Y ,
]Visit HAi,l,, !Aare Jewel teenbtnullou
Wive. The ;annex brake the oven,
high Wel( Uhl wenn front. Almnnt
-row. Phone a41. l*
MAMA TAKEN now or View.
Mader i:tlrtlnttti(,ti Mean. Souvenir `
eta mil Leine :l tesla and dt•nrrip. la
Jive booklet for $1110. .AleKthbnr,'n
!huff More. 1511
1r(1lt k3A1J - 2 e11 white poreelatn, '-
table talc telectrie Mem mine) (le- It
Monte. hike new. w. i'iaon(e 29. 151)
yi't)1'L MALE (Adverted eke:trio xeorte
nixie ateatng lea clime, With Attach.
musts; Otey treed 2 trtoitthe, Apply a
Jinx a" A(lvan('(+-'i` mce, 15*
brl)l.t $Al+l+i itith•1> h rnrtn'ri bie,yele, L
good condition. Phone 4110-w. 15*
1xOR sane, 1 Renfrew treses soper-
ittor; 1 hay fork car, rope and Xn:el-
loye i rope :foe' 40 ie O() barn, all in -
guoti ri+pair. Apply P.U, Box 90, 15* V
l' Olt t Al.1(1 2 tloubio bte 4 new
11'0 n4;d told uew mattresses, .never •
been Wood. Phone 370•w. 101) l
FOR, ;SALT;-- haus++hold ceffects; eltea-
tt,rtirld and duair, red ultltolatered
teitea ehnlr, two ehrM»no kitchen ;
ell8ire, walnut beat enee, electric
now, four -earner, refrigerator, trl-
li.i lit ltrnllr, and eitltlnt+t radio, Must 1
be, !sold lestnedietely, owner anteing
r e e 073-j. 15b
foie 1<i.(. l: lt(1rt
POR SALE -new steel bot; for le -ton
Creek gUebt't.' beater`, Arid pipes,
liltt'heu t8lalte pea piano stool.
Plume ten 15b
:fait ~Alta, Unt' ]•lulstein erne, about
tiA treshrrl. Alt.itlp laavid A. Ltn-
cOlAl, t,ltettnnxuul, lell(enr `R`rogeter
FOB SALE 1951 custom ].A'urti cuut'h.
A-1 ruadttion. radia, heater, {good
reliber, heroin evens ns nat'ner
r�auat nYll, Mane eel 15+
Blit NOW your A'ieweua;tter tv81
t\metertt' ltt'rl t eat 'lafel;.ib1)(11es
Prui; attire. 115b
.--. T. 1oscr,,T;i,iA1�T1t ous
]J'XN:Ll OUT ltaaa' you nen eetvn meoe
aye end gee complete insurance pro-
te+etion when yvu .ttonnee� .your anal
rear. 'mono now tont lash Stewart
A. Scott, 1Vln.gh,uu, $ils. rrb
Menet INS l'1`110la:+t`1`;le",lia '.'sulci' ._
Chest ert'ir:ds, .•hair: ; rt'rove're'tl
txrtel: tent star ;rest:, ;Halle Street.
netnentene ahem,
;. 10.17.24: i-a:lttb
.Pt CIM. OFFERS
LAWN 'nltaiA lellt • slittepent*ti.. and
rtepuirthi. rhtante ;K,'t,`-ay. Wingham
X,AWA „5taWt'r rliON1e Repair.
drrb.
3TTN("lp 1NA�l1TTi>±#)==-It yart belie a
)ul+lnein, tum or Keene to sell, COO -
art t :ltt,wetrt A. l�icolt, :!.'.baso 203,
Ingharn, repreaentlity; Dudley I+l,
i(,lnieb, ltt'ul Intake Broker, Lie -
towel, rrie
t)ll:ll+ls3 Is'Q t SAi.11; !n Winirliena
lenetnoW, ttt►ti TeeaWater; tIentltp of
th(eau dwellings haus all modern
isunvettheeeea and Karo priced to sell.
ftplay to Menlo H. I'crclvel, Real
illntetu, amnion. or the local repro-
nontttttve, Alex 13, ale, agUO, '.reed -
water.
lit ltanitr---Cottage at kaolnt Clark,
good iorittlon. leer pertioulars
phtine 121:.9 13russeld. 15b
uOMS 7+'Uit xuoN'.l" 3 bright roosts
with all ronveeraitent:es partially heat -
ted. Apply Alex Reid, phone 530,
15*
WAlalTEID
Classifie. '1QW.Na» *1 ►tulr,W Na. 1256- l<955
COMING EVENTS
AT 'X ui PALACE ( A1;DT'1Nfieeleore
enosa on $UndaY afternoon, July
:10th, the X3tcitorooe .et IOdmenton,
Mae Tho two youngest to Western
tnudto, aloe JIteleOn 'i'lechardt, one.,
taring vipainidt and Reg, Bitten,
4tccordlonist. C15b
es;ADSTOCK removed from your
fares promptly for eitnititry disposal.
Telephone t'olleot; Palmerston 123W,
thirteen $08 or Wingham 378, GORE
DON YOUNG LIMITED. Urn
AN'T'ED TO BUY -Second hand,
Wind Wooden silo, Phone Ford-
wieh 41x12 collect, 15;22b
ANTER) -a medius sized ;:rib, in
geed condition. Phone Wroxeter
1r,J lax
SALESMEN WANTED
SAVE MONEY by using our storage
Welters, avenenle to tnw:u orad
cteuntry citizens. Se11 Zone -.ream,
t;gge, and leoultrye to ;veer \i`.tnghnrn
Cee elft retive, aA.sk for y ser GAO tile -
Wend .tor l,`.ggy, 1'>>ultry' anti t`rt'tam,
It WO to dtAI with tho !'tilted Co-
operatives
o,oleer hives in Winl tr am. llOrb
0Alt0 U><r 11IANI
would like to thank my friends
and rlei,ghhoure for their gifts, cards,
rind kind .Acte shown me while 1
west in Wingham General Hospital,
Mrs, Jean Crump. 15*
111 QUIR.ED IMMEDIATELY -Sales -
Man for Wingham and didtrlct to
ropreeont a nationally advertised
Canadian product, must be reliable,
tar essential. An opportunity for
the right man. Write Box 40, Ad-
vance -Timm 1:8:15*
A 137'''LAW fpr licensing, regulat
Jnr and governing salvage shops,, sale
vaga yards, second-hand goods ebops
and deaiere in secpnd-hand goods,
and for revolting any such Licence,
pursuant to The Municipal Act R.S,O.,
1050, chapter 243, Section 407,
OMW or THANKS
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Stonehouse
ned family wish to express their sin-
cere thanks to all their friends and
neighbours for their .many itindness-
ed during the past few weeks while
Mrs. Stonehouse had .been recovering
In Wingham General Hospitai from
a bad fall, Special thanks to Mr.
Harvey Cools for his assistance on
the night of the Accident and to Dr.
Connell and tho efficient hospital
staff. 15b
WOULD YOU LIKE to be a Sales-
man? 1 -Acre is your chance. You
On learn in your spare time and
erten $35 to $50 per week while you
leurn. If You are married, and
have as rat for local travel, apply to
Box No O, a'Sarriston 8:15b
'WE SPECIALIZE :lrl Electra* Motor
rt`Zvnirs, wash teat*hiiae:r mid ail
hteust'holti tap+plienct's: tilso used and
zt ,aa5eiittt rte'k :Motors for style.
I*uehleees reeecatr shop, Wellterten,
*ct ,l Tractors
8, Model
Tractor.
1
'Model
Tractor
i Model
Tractor
1Model 30 Mta:ss ey-ltarris '1'i *c'tor
1 W-1 International 13\-aett'r
3 new 'lIellaxul Irotat , lixixve ter sand
1lttoWe
aA £caMpletce line 'cif form itnpleznenta.
F'1t11, selection erf Watt's Rose Braind
ratty reed Mode In rob:tiex tcn1,
Ont.
("An. uttlxvorris. l" AT` Aot i11iVI1
Ilettnene, Qnttel is
Yr. allrtueeanol v:
at1ettfpo11s
latInneepalle
Monne
lirirhirllt,TC ItelEt' WANTED
HELP PANTED
Vacancies for
FEMALE PERSONNEL
Excellent Working
Conditions.
Vacation with Pay
Hospital Plan
CAIW OI<(' THANKS
We wish to express our sincere
thanks to our friends and neighbours
In our time of sorrow. Their kind-
ness and help were deeply appreci-
ated, Special thanks is extended Mrs.
Carl Johnston and Rev. Mr. Bailie.
Mr. and Mrs. Addison Fraser and
Family. 15*
WHERAl3 the council TIPS
xownunl-
oipal Corporatio f the of
Wingham, deems it expedient that all
salvage shops, salvage yards, secanel
hand goods chops and dealers in
secondhand goods, should be liven-
ed, regulated and governed.
'THEREFORE the Council of The
Municipal Corporation of the ToWn
of Wingham, .enacts as follows:
(1) THAT every person, partnere
ship, firm or corporation owning and
dor operating a salvage shop, salvage
yard, second-hand goods shop, arida
or dealing In second-hand goods in
the Municipality of the Town of
Wingham, sha11 be required each year
to procure a license from and be
licensed by the said Municipality. •
IN MEMORIAM
JONES -In loving memory of a dear
father, James Albert Jones, who
passed away one year ago, July 19,
1952.
He bade no one a last farewell,
He said goodbye to none;
His loving heart had ceased to beat,
Before we knew it, he was gone;
Our hearts still ache with sadness,
Our eyes shed many a tear;
God only knows how we miss him
As this ends the first sad year.
-Ever remembered by his loving
wife,, family and grandchildren.
Apply at
BOTANY DRY$P1NNERS
REO'D.
KINCARDINE, ONT.
Phone 450
rb !rtes tlelrt1 41 "ibx'11.Y,eteC` '1!t
IN MEMORIAM
L'!' DIETT In loving 'memory
dear husband and father, Darcy
Ledlett, who passed away July 16,
1950.
0 happy hours we once enjoyed,
1(ow sweet his memory still,
But death has left a loneliness
The world can never fill. NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Sadly missed by his wife Charlotte.All persons having claims against I hereby certify the foregoing to be
and family. 15* a true copy of By-law No. 1255 of the
the estate of Thomas W. Weir, late Town of gingham.
of the Town of Wingham, in the
1W. A. Galbraith, CLERK
County of Huron, Retired Farmer, 15:22b
AWN Or 1t 12 UAI►
$Y 1 W $o. 1255- 1.953.
A B -X -LAW to prohibit and regulate
the running at large of dogs within
the Municipality of the Town .of
Wingham, pursuant to the Provis-
ions of The Dog Tax and Live Stoelt
Protection Act, R.S,O,, 1950, Chapter
107, Sections 6 and 7.
WHERAS due to the damage and
destruction to property caused by
dogs running et large, within the
Municipal Corporation .of the Town
of Wingham, it Was deemed eripedi-
ent that a By-law be passed prohibit-
ing and regulating suph dogs running
at large.
THEREFORE the Copncil of the
Munielpal Corporation of the Town of
Wingham, enacts as follows:
1. THAT from May lst, to Septem-
ber 30th, in each year, every person
Who owns, keeps or harbours a dog
or dogs within the I4t nieipality of the
Town of Wingham, is hereby pro-
hibited from allowing such dog or
dogs to run at large, within the said
MunicipalitY•
2. Any dog found running at large
contrary to this By-law, may be seiz-
ed and impounded and killed, whe-
ther before or after impounding.
(2) That the' annual License fee
shall be the sum of One Dollar for
eaoh year or part thereof and shall
be payable at commencement of busi-
ness and on or before the fifteenth
day of January in each year there-
after or at such other times as re-
quired by the Municipality,
(3) THAT the Council of the said
Municipality shall at all times have
the right to refuse the issuance of
such License and if issued, to revoke
same at any time.
(4) THAT for the purpose of this
By-law "Salvage Yard" includes an
Automobile wrecking yard or prem-
ises and "second-hand goods" includ-
es waste paper, rags, bones, bottles,
bicycles, automobile tires, old metal
and other scrap material and salvage,
(5) Any person, partnership, firm
or corporation, who or which contra-
venes and is found guilty of any in-
fractions of this By-law, shall upon
conviction, forfeit and pay a fine :in
the discretion of the convicting Mag-
istrate, but ndt exceeding $50.00, ex-
clusive of costs; with same to be re-
coverable under The Summary Con-
victions Act, R.S.O., 1950, Chapter 379,
the provisions of which shall apply
except that in the case of imprison-
ment, same shall not be for a term
exceeding 21 days.
READ A First and Second time and
read a Third time and passed this
Sixth day of July, A, D., 1953.
Signed, Dewitt Miller, MAYOR
W. A. Galbraith, CLERK
of a
BIRTHS
GRAINGBR-1n Wingharn General
Hospital, on Wednesday, July 8th,
1953, to Mr. and Mre, Alvin Grain-
ger, Carrie, a son,
BA,RNARD•-,In Wingharn General
Hospital, on Thursday, July 9th,
1953, to Mr, and Mrs, Allen I3arnard,
Bluevaie, a son,
GARDINER--Xn Wingham General
Hospital, on Friday, July 10th, 1953,
to Mr. and Mrs, Ivan Gardiner,
Wingham, a son.
CADMAN---In Wingham General Hos-
pital, on Friday, July 10th, 1903, to
Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Cadman, R. 2,
Lucknpw, a daughter.
ELLIOTT--In Wingham General Hos-
-
pital, on Saturday, July 11th, 1853,
to Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Elliott, Lucie.
now, a, eon.
SELI-In Wingham General Hospital,
on Saturday, July 11th, 1953, to Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin Sell, Wingham, a
daughter.
ANDREW -In Wingham General Hos-
pital, on Saturday, July 13th, 1953,
to Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Andrew,
Teeswater, a son.
JEFFERSON -In Wingham General
Hospital, on Saturday, July 11th,
1953, to Mr. and Mrs. Hilliard Jef-
ferson, R. 2, Auburn, a daughter.
SANGSTER-In Wingham General
Hospital, on Monday, July 13th,'1953,
to Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Sangster,
Wingham, a son.
MILLER ---In Wingham General FI'ps-
pital, on Monday, July lath, 1953, to
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Miller, Glen-
annan, a daughter.
3, Any such dog found running
at large, as aforesaid, and not killed
before impounding, shall be impound-
ed for a period of 48 hours and within
such time the owner of the dog or
the person having control of same,
shall have to right to procure the re-
lease of the dog or dogs so impound-
ed by paying to the said Municipality,
the costs of seizure and poundage.
4 Any dog so seized and impounded
and not redeemed as aforesaid, may
be destroyed or sold, and if sold, all
moneys received therefrom shall be
the property of the Municipality.
5. For the purpose of this By-law,
a dog shall be deemed to be running
at large where found in a highway
or other public place and not under
the control of any person.
6. Notwithstanding anything here-
in before contained any .person who
contravenes and is found guilty of an
infraction of this By-law, shall upon
conviction, forfeit and pay a fine in
the discretion of the convicting Magi -
trate, but not exceeding $50.00 ex-
clusive of costs, with same to be re-
coverable under The Summary Con-
victions Act, R.S.O , 1950, chapter
379, the provisions of which shall ap-
ply except that in the case of im-
prisonment, same shall not be for a
term exceeding 21 days.
READ a First and Second time and
read a Third time and passed this
Sixth day of July, A.D., 1953.
Signed, Dewitt Miller, MAYOR
W. A Galbraith, CLERK
I hereby certify the foregoing to be
a. true copy of By-law No. 1256 of the
Town' of Wingham.
W. A, Galbraith, CLERK
15:22b
Huron fishing
Better This Year
A total of 31,000 pounds of comma,. •
eine fish Were taken out of Lake Hare
on during the first three months of
1053, according to figures released
last week by tyre Department of Lands.
and Forests. The Lake Huron each i
part of a total of 2,971,000 pounds off
commercial fish caught in the pro.
vino during that period, an increase
of nearly .one million pounds over the
same period. last year.
'Biggest • gains in Lake Enron were
in perch, up front less than 500 pounds,
to 8,000 pounds, and pickerel, for -
which the same figures are given,
Production of fish for Lake Huron
during the period was as follows;
chub, 3,000 pounds; herring, 8,000 -
pounds; perch, 8,000 pounds; suckers,
3,000 pounds; whitefish, 1,000 pounds;
and pickerel 8,000 pounds.
AUCTION SALE
. of Hotrsehold Effeets
IN ME VILLAGE OF BEV::7.ELS.
on.
.FRIDAY, JULY tette,. 19$3
at 1 pan.
Chesterfield and Chair; coffee table,
-occasional chairs, library table oak.
dieing room ehairs, mantel radio.
eabinet radio, ehiva cabinet, smear.
tables, rockers, mantel chime clack.
ea.rd table, extension table. kitchen
chairs, drop leaf table. kitchen cup-
boarti, floor lamps, breakfast suite,
table, 4 chairs and cabinet, day bed,
;hot plate, glass cupboard, bedroom
suite, with spring mattress,. 2 heaters,
1 enamel rook stove, curtains; lawn
mower, garden tools, tteb. Sealers,
scatter plats, mirrors, large quantity
china, kitchen utenslls, Roger Bros,
flatware, betiding, linens, and fancy
work. 7 Cords hard entente wood.
Tamer -Cash
Mee. IteebeSetrt llug ren, 1'rop.
Baroid ,ihteit$on, Anot:ionter.
S AT,ESi!]li.L--.-Ago 18 to `,'•0, experi-
eee not ntTe.taary but an asset-
Ladles'
sset-••i,,,ad.les' Ready -to -Wear Store in
W.irtgham, Wages relative to abil-
ity, Address your application to
Box 44, Advance -Times, Winghn.m,
Rib
VA1`l'.T.'0I ;lire or "torn sn tot gener-
al houstewor.k, would consider Mina
;school girl for suxninQr' months..
must be fond of ehildt£a, we acl s
at the lake. Pluene ".a4. 15b
• WANTED
.50. CASH -.Por part, #line eel ening
Work bet,Ween July' 0 to Sept. 20.
Utz esertixl. Stats li Apply
tax 13, Advatic ''Tante$. 1519
1
b
who died on or a%out the twentieth
day of April A.D. 1953, are notified
to send to the undersigned on or be -
WINGI-JAM
Lions Club
ANNUAL FROLIC
will be held
FRIDAY, SEPT 11
and
SAT., SEPT 12
Twilight Meeting
Set for July 22nd •
The annual Twilight meeting of the
Huron County Soil and Crop Improve.
merit Association will be held on the
farm of Geo. Merkley, Belmore, on
Wednesday evening, July 22nd. Mr.
Merkley's farm is located two and one
half miles north of Wroxeter on the
Wroxeter-Belmore road.
The following programme has been
arranged:
7.30 p.m. examine the rod -row oat
and barley variety test plots that were
seeded on this farm last spring in
co-operation with the field husbandry
department, O. A. C., Guelph. Profes-
sor James Laughland will be on hand
to comment on the various varieties
of oats and barley seeded in these
plots. -
8:15 p.m. visit and examine the long
term pasture plots seeded on this farm
by the Soil and Crop Improvement
Association during the spring of 1952.
Mr. C. H. Kingsbury, fieidman, crop,
seeds and weeds branch, Ontario de-
partment of Agriculture, Guelph, will
be on hand to discuss the relative mer-
its of the different grasses and clov-
ers as to their use for hay and pas-
tures.
9:00 p.m, Prof. D. R. Campbell, head
of the economics department, Ontario
Agricultural College, Guelph, will be
the main speaker of the evening. Prof.
Campbell recently was appointed Dead
fore the twenty-second. day of July NOTICE TO CREDITORS
A.D. 1953, full particulars of theirof the economics department and his
claims in writing. Immediately after AU persons having claims against fang background coupled with a
the said twenty-second day of July the estate of Duncan Kennedy. late
the asset+ of the said testator will be , or the Town of Wingham,in "baa varied scholastic Training have cer-
Countp o cir�ro Sacvr cher, whn. rain y- gave hint exceelent qualificat-
di t butes amongst the parties en- , d ecI r_Ie ctr act r 27u7r �-r of I' Ir tt, Head tihis important depart -
title,.. thereto, having regard only to ! A.D.. e .v, xi..,''.' t s ,� t t' - r r,
Mr fz i"ru. n T a� tF _ ca,,iege. His remarks will
C; ..irnc el vv hieh the executors, shall ` rsnce_.s
at ,Ss o,"; c=+, t tF.s,, -• ,1thaa "T+ aa, ' :.tai ,,,, ,h th•e. "Present Economic Sit-.
the have notice.T «._-. Zee: •tx e: will certainly be, most
Detect ;his. sixth day* of July. A.D. •' o c _- ``e a ar
r a�
Tenders will be received by tori idle
dersigned for the construction of the
1it'arrish Municipal Drain until 12
o'eloek Hoon, ;August :lid, 1053, Plans
and specifications Yrtay he seen at the
-"lerlt's o(fieo, Corrie, Loweta or tory
tender not necessarily scooted,
P. L. Durst, Clerk,
Township of Hoaa:lck,
'WrozOter, Ontario.
1
• d of tlana
-n d _ 1r <� x mat
,t,:, a -f x:.1e'e:*` rg ^ems:, s Drina SVC,
T tine a:ae ne e tate sisal no -era' -a �*' + ,* a sr
,t :.:+t n..,.�.. the I ram ills
P a program ch will be
Cl34WFORD HE�t = .ZiGI'C)2y tar gat :ia stall,$ b7 the County Soil and Crop
W ingearts. Ontario. x �c �(' is Fa. Ls= � �e
e for the eiteeneeee -' > n. m i Waxen tate enie 1 erm
n lesee ent .Association. 'The officers
>o■i,i. xtor
«,n -.-m ,:n�>-a`�'a,sa. a„�* directors of this Association ex-
5:15r2`bt.,:. ra a" is "n111,3e elver .;v_T :a -a A -D= tend: a hearty invitation to all Huron
NOTICE TO CREDITORS, II". Cerantrt• Partners and their wives to
All persons having sizzles; T' ,(.ba=. t: o,
attend.
the estate of John: Kelly. late cs the realittitere '"'or the ; . lei.x
Town of W ieteans.. in the C'c t?' N.} u lee -151e
.Huron, Retired 'armer: who ak
on or about the 24.th (flay, e" af,ey A
1953, are notific1 to' sexed to the r.ee-
dersigrred en or tedio the 1:5tW del liforrxmoi 1<'T
of July Ala 1.4:3!, PIE nertvn set eta'
their claims is t teief .:feareete euld7,
after the sate ergs, d rix moi" ,I(s
newts of the said test:ease atilt 'Tyr'.
distributed amcr7:get: the pe#. ieea enc •
titled thereto leseiteg regrL't ere'
,!N
elating of Wheel= the eget:Atxl.z 99Th#:,:e
their have notice:.
:DATED thisentia did., na ;alma A, .
lot;.
CRAWF0E ea I-MatarratilananlaTrain
'ei ingl a 1. Otte -Viii.
Scali :, for the iEt ':reettt;ryn�e
a. :gens e
itseear where the fire was. The
panne eneseatsr on duty had no know•
noilMilll•'ll'111:,#i1:ltlf'fl!!I>;illllill!!i$1o111llItheno t' ledge et e ca11, and bad certainly not
...rta•simns FOTt, COMP
Tenders will be received by the
undersigned until July 2$t'd, 195$ tot
salpl*lying 100 tons of Stokes coal
suitahle for Huron 'County Home,
C'1,inton. Coal to be delivered In the
bin at the County Home Please .fur-
nish analysis. with tenders. LOWeSt
or ran)' tender Writ: nese s rUye a sept-.
A. a Ersklt et', Clerk,
C'atintye of IIU±oon,
Goder-kb, -Ontario. I tib
Produced by Imperial Tobacco
Company of Canada, Limited
as a public service
•
,TWO HURON STUDENTS
: Ni TT.H .$15 PRIZES
LETTER WR1TLYG CONTEST
l Two students of South Huron Dis-
trict High School at Exeter were sue-
, in winning $25 in the letter
1` +area i et etm., to Ila v*ind lwrrittng contest recently conducted by
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Tate itactisir =.+e 04;4,-/ for the town
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t^.:tr sineee e a:eteea to aavL Tizrougb the
da.z. d .d the firemen, eon-
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sfre
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and work shoes
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etas ad the sheen, Therefore it WaS
celuded thea the surge of energyn
on the wires, eaused by the lightning
Thad tripped the relay contto:l on the
siren, bringing it into operation.
After standing dripping in the fire-
!hell for a few minutes, the firemen re-
turned to their homes.
A bolt in the sante storna possibly
the same bolt. shattered a large ;pir'ie
trite near the George Goettler rest,
deuce tit the corner of White's road
and Daley Street arts durhtg the same
storm, fuses on electrical equipment
in The Pit1n erston Obserker were
blown though none of this equipment
was its use tat the dame.-Pa1ikterstan
the Ontario Department of Travel and
Publicity. Promoted with the Idea of
widening the interest and knowledge
both of young Canadians and those
outside of the dominion, In Canada, the
contest was open to all students of
high schools in the province.
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FEATHER WEIGHT
SPOT -PAD
NON-SKID TRUSS
Kerr's Drug StorE
FLEXIBLE FRONT
CONTINUOUS SPRING
BALL and SOCKET PADS
EASY -COOL -STRONG
HOLDS THE WORST CASES
COMFORTABLY and SECURELY
WHEN ALL OTHERS FML
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MEMORIALS
We realize our obligation when
we fill your order for a Mem-
orial -and we provide only ma-
terials of `unending serviceabil-
ity. Design and workmanship
aro of the finest, and our prices
are most moderate,
CEMETERY LETTERING
Promptly Done
ALL MODERN EQUIPMENT
WINGHAM
MEMORIAL SHOP
'I'Iteee tdA S. A. Spdttes
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Notice to
Water Consumers
The hours for watering lawn or garden are
from 6 a.m.=9 a.m. and from 6 p.m..9 p.m.
This will be strictly enforced.
Any one found watering lawn or gatden who hasn't
paid for this service will be billed accordingly.
Wingham Public Utilities Commission
E. Sher*, Supeir ntenldent«