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learitters to tour -Ontario Was ',tire
guest of and ' Mrs. Andrew
Gaunt and Murray for several aLys.
MILLER Ia wholam .Q• 1
Oirth
HOspitai, un Saturday, April 26,
1950, to Allan 'and Eileen Miller,
R.R. 1, Luelfnow, a con,
For the Elm* in Taxi. Service
it's
LEE'S TAX(
2100U1t, SERVICK
Weddings, Fnnemis and
Shopping Trips
Powutown ,
Crosstown „
•. Out of town „ , •
CALL 'LEE'S', 185
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Toronto Scientist
Finds Type of Cancer
Contagions in Fish
FEMALE HELPWANTED *coMINO EVENTS FOR, SALE :51),:"CELLANEOVS
14`EIVIALE HELP WANTED Pro-
ehietion line operators. Na experie
ence required, Apply at Berry
Deer Co„ Ltd. office, May 8rd
and 4th 10 .aan. to 12 noon, '2b
SMAX-414„SAFE 15X13x13 guaranteed
for one*hour fire; new and re-
Safes opened, combination
ehanged, We buy safes, highest
prieee.-J. W, Locking, 404-11th
St., A. W., Owen Sound, phone,
11.56. 110,8;25;2h
CLEARING AUCTION $41,44 of
choice livestock and implements,
grain and hay will be held at the
farm of Hugh Mundell,. Junction
86 and 87 Highway, Turnberry
Township, Con, A. Next door to
Bluevale Crearnery, on Saturday,
May 5th, at 1 ,p.m. Good terms.
Hugh Mundell, Proprietor; von.
aid Blue, Auctioneor, • 2b
FIRE INSUR,ANCE --For complete
coverage at minimum east, phone
Henry Johann, Belmore 2r1. 21)
„ .
WARM WEATHER, is coming.
Have hot plates, rnngettes, fans,
toasters, irons, etc., checked and
repaired, at Dunkin TV and
Radio Rennin Call Teeswater 27
or Wingham 70331. for TV, radio
Or appliance repairs. !lb
RELIABLE high school girl for
Saturday's work, Rapp's Bakery.
2e DRESS VP YOUR, FURNITURE
with custorn-made slip covers
Made to order, Call Mrs. Harold
Bluevale, phone 709w4,
20:2:04,
HELP WANT147,i)
IS YOUR TELEVISION properly
insured for all risk coverage?
For information phone 293, Stew-
art A, Scott, Wingham. 2rrb
MEN NEEDED to help take care
of our expansion program. Ages
26 to .60 with car, neat appear-
ance and good 'character. If
your present earnings are not
enough for present day living
costs, and you ere ambitious
enough to be willing to do some-
thing about it, we can offer you
the opportunity of earning at
least 1100,00 per week, as many
of our men have earnings well
beyond this figure. Why not
take one day off from your
present job to investigate, It
could easily effect your whole
future. Apply to Box 37,
Advance-Times, 25 :2h
ALUMINUM DOORS, windows,
awnings, railings, steel or alumi-
num barns for sale. Apply to Jas.
S. Cowan, Listowel, phone 527M,
25,2,9*
AUTO COLLI$ION
REPAIR SHOP
CARD OF THANKS
We would like to express our
sincere thanks and appreciation to
all our neighbors and friends for
the assistance given to us at the
time of our house fire,--Mr, and
Mrs. Alan Darling. - 2*
Mr,. and Mrs, Reg Hocking, of
Toronto, were Week-end guests of
her Harvey Webb
Mr4, Webb,
Miss Isabel MacIeherSon was
home from London for' the Week.
end.
The ladies are reminded -of the
meeting .of , the Institute in the
Community Hall this (Thursday)
afternoon at 2,30 when Mrs, A, E.
NfeKim, of neselcnoW„ Will be the
geest.,speaker, Roll call, '• "What
should our Institute do for tile
community?"
Robert Howie', of BallenbrIeb,
Flfeehire, Scotland, who was chos-
en as one of eight British Junior
ST, HELENS
STEWART A. SCOTT can now save,
you 15% on your car or truck in-
surance, Yearly or six months
policies are available. Special
rates for farmers. Far further
information phone 293, Wingham.
29rris
GREEN UPHOLSTERED CRES-
terfield chair for sale, Good con-
dition. Phone 5.
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to express my sincere
thanks and appreciation for the
kindness shown me and the cards,
gifts and visits from all my
friends, neighbors and, relatives.
Special thanks to • Dr, A, D. Mc-
Murchy, Miss Lambertes,- Mrs. D.
Connell and the nurses of the hos-
pital staff,--Mrs, Emily Donaldson,
2. TON of baled bay for sale, 85
Sussex-Red pullets, laying 40%,
Phone 779J21. 1.0 *. .8; '4,'.0;•>••
Newsboys Support
Youngster's Hope
To Become Priest
,..Quzwgp .(01?).--An 11-year-old
bey who sells newspapers on the
sidewalks of Quebec City plans to
become: a Roman .Catholic priest
some day, and ,eome ,other news*
buya are ready to;help -him by pay-
ing for hie Studies at at a seminary.
The hopes :OA Ppi).410114 of rally
such newsboys .here are known to
three kindly hlemtiers of the re.,
ligious .orderi the Brothers of St,
Vincent de, Paul, who direct the
order's 'work amongst the city's.
yhung eewspeper ' sellers,
Henaquaptere for this, work is in
a Side street of LOwertown
bee's centre, close to the newspaper'
printing plants, There the Wye. ate
tend lessons and meet socially,
when they are not out selling the
day's publications, •
The priests who listen to the boys
are not surprised at the variety .of
trades and professions they wish
to follow in a foy,,years,. Former
newsboys who were under their
supervision have become firemen
and _policemen, and there is one
who became a wrestler.
leveed of 'Boys
Rev. Bro, Fiddle Fortin, teacher-
director at the -newsboys'. founda-
tion is proud of the boys. He ,says
they are kindhearted and willing to
help each other, An example of this
is the boy who wants to become a
priest, but whose parents are un-
able to send him to a seminary.
This boy's studies will be paid for
by his young colleagues.
The fifty-odd members of Bro.
Fortin's "family" are all between,
nine and seventeen, When they are
old enough to be allowed, regular
employement, Ero, Fortin helps to
find them jobs. The commission
the boys receive selling papers
often goes to help mother or to
buy :little gifts. However, at least
one- has a bank account. He has
saved $242 since December 1953.
Obviously Bro. Fortin has a bud-
ding financier in his midst.
SANITARY SEWAGE disposal
septic tanks, cesspools, cellars,
etc., pumped and cleaned, quick
service, all work guaranteed.
Apply Louis Blake, phone 42r6,
Brussels, 1.5rrh
By keeping healthy maskinonge
in a tank with one having a
growth that ,resembles a type of
human cancer, Dr, R. C, Richie of
the Bunting Institute has discover-
ed that at certain temperatures the
growth will spread• from one fish
to another. .
Dr, Riot:le, whose work is Sup-
ported to a large extent by the
Canadian Cancer Society, has been
working on the maskirionge pro-
blem for three years. It was noted
that about one in fifteen' of the
inasirinonge caught in - Lake See-
gog in the Kawarthe Lake district
of Ontario had a large growth on
its flank. When tissue from this
growth was eXamined under a mic-
roscope it seemed to be identical
to that of lymphosareoma in hu-
mans:,
Using pound nets, he caught a
number of the fish and eptabliShed
them in large tanks in the base-
ment of the Denting to find ,out
what he could about the cause and
course of the disease. He discovered
that in - warm' water-- the growth
killed the fish in abottt two months.
Usually the growth ulcerated and.
secondary infection set in, causing
the death, but other organs of the
fish's body were also affected, In.
rare instances the growth cleared
up by itself leaving no after ef-
fects.
The fact that only fish in /the
Scugog and lakes into which it
drains are affected naturally led
Dr. Richie to the question of ,
whether or not the growth could
be caused by a virus -that might,
pass from fish to fish in the water
or from mother to child through
the, eggs, This in turn led to the
experiments with the healthy fish
and the infected ones,
He set up separate tanks. ,As
nearly as possible the water in
two of the tAlts 'was kept at 40
degeees and 'in the other two at
55 degrees. They were kept clean
and the water continually chang-
ing, Into each he placed 20 healthy
muskies and kept them there for
a couple of months to make sure
they weren't developing tumors,
He then placed a teMor hearing
niuskie into 'one of the 40 degree
tanks and one into a 55 degree
tank, The other two tanks were
kept for controls.. •-,
Three weeks after the infected
fish was put into the warmer water
three of the muskies had developed
tumors-None of the fish in the
control tank had clone so. Most in-
teresting of all, was the fact that
hone of the fish in the 40 degree
Water has yet contracted the di-
aease although additional sick fish
have been put into the tank.
This leads him to believe that
the temperature_ of the water has
something to do with the develop-
ment and course of this particu-
lar growth. If so, has temperature
anything to do with the course of
cancer in other experimental ani-
mals?
Cancel' Society officials are nsa.-
Levelly watching Dr. Richie's work
with interest, but they point 'out
. „ .• . •
BIRTHS
FOXTON-In Wingham General
Hospital, on Friday, April 27,
1950, to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
Foxton, Wingham, a son.
YOUNG---Iii Wingham General
Hospital, on Saturday, April 28,
1956, to Mr, and Mrs. Clifford
YoUng, R.R. 3, Teeswater, a':son.
MILLER -In Wingham General
Hospital, on' Saturday, kith 28,
195e, to Mr, • and atufts. Allan
Miller, R.R. 1, Lucknow, a son.
BYLSMA-In Wingham General
}-16;epital, on Saturday, April 28,
1956, to Me. and Mrs. Brant Byl-
sma, )3elgrave, a son (stillborn),
HOGAN-In Wingham Geneial
Hospital, on Sunday, April , 29,
1956, to Mr. and Mrs. Louis:Hog- . ,
an, R.R. 7, Lucknow, a daughter.
WHITE-In Wingham General
Hospital, on Monday, April'' 30,
1956, to Mr. and 'Mrs, Wafrea
White, Wingham„a,easnghtc
MAHOOD-In St, Joseph's Hopi-
' tal, Hathillon, on April 17, 1956,
to Mr. and, Mrs. Elton Mahood
(nee Helen Parker),-of Fruitlantl,
a daughter, Marion Doreen.
HASTIE-In Trenton Hospital', on
Monday,' April 30th, 195e, to' Mr.
• and Mrs, Donald Hastic, of Tren-
ton, a daughter..
444.4...411•••••••
ENERGETIC MAN wanted to
work in mill and drive truck,
Must have chauffeur's license
Steady employment with gooti
benefits, Apply in person to Ca-
nada Packers, Wingham, 217
NEW FLEURY BISSELL tractor
plows 2 furrow, $125.00; 3 fur-
row, $195.00. Parts available,
phone Kitchener, Sherwood 22438
collect evenings.
M2; 36; 34; rrb Nov 7
SALESMEN WANTED
"I'm having three accidents today . . .
driving thru a brick wall, turning over
twice and a head-on smash-up . .
can you give me a repair estimate?"
This young maniac is certainly looking for T
trouble. Most of our customers are lookingw
to avoid it. They have us check their cars
regularly to insure safety on the road. , 3000 WATT hot water heater for
bathroom tank, with thermostat
for sale. Phone 822. 2* WINGHAM MOTORS
SALES OPPORTUNITY-For Pro-
gressive Part-time Appliance
Salesman. We require a salesman
of superior ability and appear-
ance for outside selling. Good
opportunity for big sales. Apply
by letter only giving aomplete
information to Sinipsons-Sears
Ltd., Toronto, Attn: Mr. K. J.
Helen, Dept. 382. Phone 139 Wingham
NOTICE TO DOME .BUILDERS
IF YOU ARE planning a building
project this summers we are in
a position to give yOu first class
service for your cement work,
House basements and floors,
barn walls and floors (completed
in one pour. Contact, Marls
Christensen, phone 11r7, Blyth,
25rrrh
that there is absolutely no evidence
to .show that any kind of cancer
in humans is contagious. Doctors
and nurses working daily with can-
cer do not .contract the disease et
any greater rate than the general
pUblic. Families and friends of can-
cer patients, they explain, need not
fear of , catching' cancer from in-
fected. persons,
YoUr contribution to the Cancer
Society makes - research possible,
Scientists are working to find. tee.
cause H ,and cure of the disease a
you have not yet 'Made .your con-
tribution it would still be welconed
by the Society, ,
NO, 2 IRISH COBBLERS seed po-
tatoes for sale. 'Wingham Fruit
Market, phone 534,
W. R. HAMILTON
OPTOMETRIST
WANTED TO BUY 30
EXPERIENCED
TRUCK DRIVERS
Thoroughness - Ability - Time tested
Tenders for the contracts of
repairing and constructing the
following drains in the Township
of Morris -will be received up
until 12 o'clock noon, May 7, 1956:-
Spivey Drain-consisting of 5,327
lineal feet of tile drain.
Bostria.n. Drain-consisting of
1,500 lineal feet, of, tile drain.
Cole Drain-consisting of 10,550
MODERN HOUSE wanted to rent lineal feet of open drain.
or buy, possession around July
Phone 37 for appointment
nil antolionomuntimimitimostountiontisiliatiiiitismainiming
ADOPTION
'HARRISON-Mi% and Mrs, Earl
Harrison of Lower Wingham,
wish to announce the arrival of
their chosen daughter, Breoda,
May, on April 25, 1956, born
December 9th, 1955, a sister for
Ralph and Michael.
BARLEY GROWERS-For best
barley contract available see
John Bumstead, Wingham, phone
455, larrb
Required for Armstrong Eros.
Construction Co„ Brampton,
Ont. for a fleet of new tracks.
Experienced Bulldozer
Operators
Experienced Motor-.
•Grader Operators
Apply '-
DON ARMSTRONG
Brampton
Phone 1000 or '1001
WANTED TO RENT
BICYCLE for sale, new paint
finish, very good running order.
Also four-stroke 1% h.p. gas
engine and , automatic clutch.
Will sell separately. Phone 51234
after 6 p.m. 2b
Cee. Walpole
SCREENS
HARDWARE
STAIRS
Car'pen'try Building
Wingham
DEAASSXQPIC:.".MTED
SASH Pittsburg
PAINTS FRAMES
CUPBOARDS GLASS
Custom Woodwork
Telephone 260-w
' 2'41?
ibr " ;• e 0 ; PA , ead , ,old, sick or
disabled hOrscs or cows. Phone
Atwood 158 collect. rrM30*
DEADSTOCK REMOVED from
your 'farm promptly for sanitary
disposal, Telephone colic ct:
%Palmerston 123W, Durban) 898 or
Wingham 378. GORDON YOUNG
LIMITED, lrrh PAINT TENDERS BUSINESS and PROFESSIONAL
-:- DIRECTORY SAVE AB 11. N Er FURNITURE -Try the Mildmay
Furniture Showrooms, specializa
ing In suites of furniture includ-
ing Chesterfields and bedroom
suites,' Free delivery. Trade-ins
accepted. Godfrey/ Schpett, Mild-
may. 2;9b
BY
PREPAYING CRAWFORD &
HETHER1NOTON
A. N.. M91111811
East Wawanosh Twp. School
Borird requests Paint 'Contracts
for interior re-decorating on 5 and
possibly 7 schools, after proposed
repairs have been completed on
2 buildings,
Definite no, U3, U6, U7, SO, Ull,
if repairs have been completed
tenders will he received on S13
and 110. Tenders can he made for
spraying, hand brushing or other
type,
The lowest or any tender not
necessarily aceepted. Tenders
will close May 5, 1956. Apply Roy,
Pattison, Chairman, R.R. 8,
Wingham, Ontario, phone 71933,
Winghtun, 25:2h
HURON COUNTY
Mitt Wawitimsh Twp, Scheol
Area requests applitations from
qualified Teachers for Septernher.
Protestant.
1. .Tr. Roan Deigrave Village 4
grades (25 pupils)
2, No. P8 on Highway
between Belgrave and Blyth (18
8, No, 7, 4 miles West of no-
grave on Huron rlonnty Highway
(34 pupils) modern school,
All schools are equipped modern,
ly, Music Supervisor, rotating
library. Salary range last, tetra,
$2,500. MOM
C. H, Wade, -Sec.,
elgraVe, Ont. 215:21)
BABY CHICKS Barristers', Solicitors, Etc.
Winghain, Phone 48
olitAWVoun, 40,
IIETIncniNoToN, 4,1
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR
and NOTARY PUBLIC
TEESWATER - ONTARIO
Telephone 'M Teeswater
'WEmzeter---Eve,ry Wednesday
Afternoon, 2-4 pan., or
by appointment.
MODERN 2-STOREY home on
Catherine St., featuring spacious
living room with open fireplace,
farrtily-stied dining room, large
kitchen and separate breakfast
room, den, 3 bedrooMs, 2 bath-
rooms, ample cupboards and
closets, oil heated, landscaped
lot, Apply Box 35 AavenCee
Tittles, 2111)
. „ .
9-ROOM MODERN brick home, on
corner of Bristol Terrace and
josephine Streets for sale. Open
to offers with a low down -pay:
mitt. Apply to Warren L. Stev-
enson, Real Estate and Business
Broker, phone 825 Mt, Forest.
`J. W. BUSHF1ELD Town of Wingham
Frederick F. Homuth
Carol E., liomuth, R.O.
Mrs., Viola 11.11oniuth
oriurtgrnisis rtioNP, 118
Flarriston, OntariO
1956 Taxes 21)
8-ROOMED COTTAGE, full base-
ment, and 1/5 acre of land for
sale, located near the church at
Wroseter, Ontario, Also a red-
brielt 11-roomed house well land-
staved with pine trees and hedg-
es, 23 acres of lend with flowing
river entering into a small lake,
ideal for fishing and boating
situated oh two main highways at
Wrogeter,. Any reasoidge offer
on above two properties will he
accepted. Phone or write Beatrice
Hergott, Mildriaay, phone 42, Rep-
resentative for Charles F.
torah, Real EState, Toronto, 21.7
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Itit,o,
Money to Loan
Offiee-Meyer Block whigharn
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
STICKERS for said, weeks
old, also 4 ehunite, 100 lbs. Apply
to Wallace Moreland, R.1.
WrOXettfe, phone Dili. WELLINGTON FIRE RONALD 0, McCANN
Insnranco Co manly
Est, 184d
Aft all Canadian Company Wia,
has faithfully Serred itsri
holders tor »Vet a ebtitnity,'
fond Office - Torontn
it O. MeteLetiii Iii vraitov Agency'
Public Accountant
Office; Batik Bidg,
Ite8identel liattealairy St,
thottet fifil. in$
CLINTON ONTARIO
n4)07411=4 wAsTrt,D
sb dirapiRoc;Mmns
wattod, Phone 125, „2b
ANGUS and Hereford grass
steers for sale, Apply tO EinIer
Sleighthohn, phone 040w4.
Taxpayers May make payments on account
of 1956 taxes up to ;80 per cent of 1955 taxes.
Interest at the rate of rout per cent, per
antintdwill be allowed on such prepayments.
Prepayments of taxes must be made art the
Town Treasurer's Office, Town Halt
A tALBRAI'M Treasurer,
Town of Wingham
RIGHT NOW you want extra-
super chinks. Chicks that will
grow fast and produce be the
Vinci markets. Big-4 Chicks will
do that. Hatehery has full line
breeds, crosses and specials like
,
Pileh, etc. Dayold, started, Cana-
dian Approved. Figure your
'needs, get Big-4 Chicks, if you
want to make real Money- Broil-
ers, pellets, Mixed 'chicks, Cock-
crelS, Ask OS for prices. BlueVale
Milling Co., Bluevale, phone
610R21, Wingham and 801 1,
russets. 2b
1954 OUSTOMLINE FORD for sale
in good condition, Equipped with
automatic transmission, custom
radio, directional lights, back-up
lights, windshield washer and
two-tone in color. Cheap for cash.
Phone 570W4, Wingham, 2*
80,0 ' 1404
'for silk. fiff 4-se ontefifritc
seed barley, 8 Hereford ydarliiig
steers, about 700 pounds. Apply
to Bill Rintoul, R,R, 2, Lucknow,
phone 717W2 Wingham. 2*
TWO-STOREY RED BRICK house
on Charles St. for sale. Six rooms
and 2 eunrooms, oil furnace, Ap-
ply evenings or Saturdays to
Verna McLaughin, Shuter St.,
phone 2903, llrrb
4 BEDROOM FRAME house le
the town Of Wingham Tor sale,
situated in good residential die-
tact. Contact Mrs. Fred Ross,
phone 203w. 25;2b
REAL ESTATE '.
ApCTION SALE
4.00°,4hipV016111.:'
One mile North of Brussels
"WEDNESDAY, MAY 9th,
at 12.30 p.m.
IMPLEMENTS - W,4 Me0.-
Deering Tractor, 2 years old;
MCC,-Deering- Plough, 3-furrow;
Mc.-Deering Cultivator, 81/2 . ft.;
13-disc Seed Drill; 5-section Har-
rows; Disc; Wagon and Hay
`Rack; Sleigh; Hay Loader; Side
Rake; Dump Rake; Mower; Man-
ure Spreader ,Mc.-D. (new); Mc.-
D. Binder; 2,000 lbs. Scales; Steel
Water Trough; Pig Crate; Pig
Troughs; Wheel Barrow; Static
Dont; Pence Posts; Lumber; Har-
ness and other articles; Imple-
ments bee to three years
LIVESTOCK-1, cow, fresh (3
weeks.; 1 cow, fresh 4 weeks; 1.
cow due before sale; (3 Hereford
Steers, 1,050 lbs,; 3 roan steers
1,000 lbs.; 7 Hereford steers 1,000
lbs.; 5 Altus stem, 1 yr. old; 5
Durham steers 1 yr, Old; 11 Here-
ford Steers 1 yr, old; 1 Heifer clue
in June; 1 Durham heifer rising
2 yrs.; 8 salvos; :10 pip, 11 weeks
old.; 2 sows clue before sale;
150 hens 10 mouths old; 200 Pullets
10 ‘kleeks
I-IOVSEHOLD ARTICLE'S .- Oil
space heater; Power lawn mower;
ltitehen chairs; Dedeeorri suite;
Refrigerator; Linoleum Rug, aild
Small Articles,
Terms flash
WM. Med, Harold Jackson,
Proprietor AlictionOt
t/, P. Chesney, Clerk 21)
•
It a' toil wilt prodjca good duali-
ty -vegetables or eVen grass With-
out speelat treatment, such iti soil
is generally storable for growing
ail elnoteS of garden roses,
PAINT uSPRAYER with motor for
,sale good condition. Reason-
able„ Phone Garnet Farrier 711J1.
2h
TWO RUGS 61/2 5t9' for sale. Phone
90 after 6 p.m. f 2*
CORNS INSTANTLY relieved with
Lloyd's Corn and Callous Salve
and Pads, Don't Stiffer any long-
er. Salve 50c,-Pads 25e-at Me-
Ribbons Drug Store.
PIANO for sale. For full particu-
lars: phone 493, • 2h
SEED FOR SALE: Grade 1 Alfal-
fa, Grimm, Ontario or Ranger,
$20,00 bus., English Red Clever
.$18.00 bus., Ontario Red Clover,
$20,00 bus,, Alsike $18.00 bus.,
Sweet Clover $7,00 bus., Timothy
$5.50 bus., Commercial Beaver
Oats, $1.55 bus., avIontealm or Ga-
lore Barley $1.85 bus. cleaned and
treated, We carry a complete
stock of all clovers and grasses
for hay and pasture at money
saving prices. Roy Cranur &
Son, Pinkerton. Phone Cargill ,
68W3, • 2b
WANTED: Mna for steady travel
among consumers in Hero».
county, .Permanent connection
with large manufacturer, Only
reliable hustler considered. Write
Rawicigh's D e p t. E-453-131,
Montreal, P.Q,
CASH FOR SCRAP, highest prices
paid on batteries, radiators,
metals, cast and steel. Phone
502w4 or 975w Wingham.
25rM80*
BOOKKEEPER wanted, male
preferred, Apply t3 Pollard's
Chain Saw, Brussels, phone 64,
night call 56r13. 2b
ONE ,FIREMAN wanted for the
Wingham Fire Brigade. Please
apply by letter to S. Cowan, 2b
Plans and specifications may bp
0211'
tie iuP131feci
for tile tile drains. A eCitified
cheque for ten per cent of the,'
Contract price must accompany
each tender, Lowest or any tender
not necessarily accepted,
Geo, C, Martin, Clerk 25:2b
Low Cost Financing Service with
complete Insurance Coverage.
STEWART A. SCOTT
Phone. 293 Winter].
25rrh
GENERAL, BULLDOZING, bury-
ing stone piles, fence bottoms,
stumps, etc., see Ross Hastings,
Wingham, phone 740. 25*
WATERLOO CA't ILE Breeding
Association "Where Better Bulls
Are Used". "For artificial in-
semination information or ser-
vice from all breeds of cattle,
phone the Waterloo Cattle
Breeding Association at: Clinton.
Hu 2-3441 or Mildmay 130r12
tween 7.30 and 9.30 axe. We
have all breeds available -trorph
quality at low cost."
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FINANCING jA CAR?,
Before you buy ask about our
TENDERS WANTED,
MORRIS TOWNSHIP