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.13.TOP RAT DAXAGEI—Warferin
Rat Killer, lb., 69c; 4 lbs., $2,39,
ara.„.Melartibons. ant
• 4
Mckg.AzipAgG MACHINES—One
machine by MeCaskeY, $50,00!
oneBilrroiagh's electric Just
reverbartled $125,00:. See them at
The Wingham AcIvence-Tinies-
MEAT FOR SALE
GOD BEEF for sale by the quar-
;ter. I3eef killed under license
trom the Departrilent of Health,
'Choice Hereford yearlinga, BAY -
ARP .ACKERT, Holyroo d,
phpne .24-30, Ripley. larrb
CORNS? Ilse Lloyd's Corn and Cal -
Ions Salve and Pads—for painful
corns and callouses. Quickly ef-
fective, Salve 50c, Pads 25c, at
MeKibbons Drug Store. 2013
NO, 55 1VIASSEY-HARRIS Tractor
for sale, excellent condition. Best
,dffer. Apply to M. jerznyn phone
,a0r12 Brussels or 576 Wingham.
20*
HQH BACK UPHOLSTERED
ocker for sale, cheap. R. A.
rrie & Sens. 2513
Y.3,, CYCLE for sale. In good con-
', pition. Apply to I'vrnry Frames
, turrle. 20b
JER-TIRED LAWN MOWER
or.sate, good condition. Apply to
Ors. R. BR. 4, Wingham,
• phdfie 607W3. 20b
QU.A.NTITY of Buckwheat at $2.25
blisher for sale. Apply Murray
linrn, phone 4r1 Wroxeter. 20*
5 -SIDEWALK pedal car,
n good condition for sale. Phone
35J3. 20
•
STER RUG for sale, 6'9" x
0'9". Phone 395. 20b
MERCURY sedan for sale.
none 779w4. 20*
CTRIO 'JANITOR, thermostat
raft control for sale, also
atherette breakfast set. Rens-
liable, one 706. 20b
MOVIE „Rao JAW') mower for
ale, 1955 ,model, good shape.
hone KS. 20b
ER • YOUR" strawberries and
lack currants now. There will
e no cherries this year. Apply
eo. Baird, Town Plot. 20:2a*
IS still a • good selection
f „animal*? Waachs, English
hints, t:Silyerwaxe, Jewellery, etc.
ut the 'end is near. Soon the
treat frQT.It'rrING BUSINESS
ALE of the Reichenbach Jewel -
1 ery Store of Walkerton will be
Istriry,, and the real money
eying oppertranties will be gone
dreveat troW ia your chance to
ave.VogliHt Wait and then re -
ret. Me' ember It can't last
ihuch loner. 20b
MISCELLANEOUS
• IS',VitlitRIE'LEVISION properly
iniguredfor all risk coverage?
!or information. phone 293, Stew-
art A. Scott, Winghana 2rrb
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. For further
Information phone 293, Wingham.
29rrb
SANITARY SEWAGE disposal
• septic itial!ks, cesspools, cellars,
etc., pricined and cleaned, auick
service, all work guaranteed.
Apply Leans Blake, phone 42r6,
lartissels. 15rrb
WATERL60..,cATTLE Breeding
Association "Where Better •Bulls
Are Used". "For artificial in-
seminatann . information ot ser-
vice from all breeds of cattle,
phone the Waterlbo Cattle
Breeding Aseociatioxi at Clinton
Hu 2-3441 or Mildmay 1300.2 be.
tween to and 9.30 fun. We
have all breeds available — top
lallalitY at low cost." 25rrb
.00TICE TO HOME BUILDERS,
afF. YOU ARE planning a building
project thie siltricler, We are in
g poser:di ta give you first class
(Arvid& fee your Cement work.
' House basements and flOors,
barn walla and floors (completed
In eine pour, Contaet Mads
Christeingen, phone 11r7, allyth,
25treb
,FIJNANCING A CAR?
Betbre Sion buy ask ebont out
"LtriV Cost kinaileing Service with
AsOrrip)ete' Inatiraned Coverage,
STEWART A. SCOTT
POOirlei 293 Wingiltain
. Ottrb
leAVirNMOWEPO SHARPENED
' and repaire-d„ reconditioned ItinAN,
'Ore t�rra1e AtiolY th tagie ltd"
tOltUphelnia 653W, 8;18;10b
Otf CAN RIP yont barn and
eidlinY 'house of fate cheaply:I
*kilittPARIN type .
; '090; 4 lbo, 4,a4. at MeRiblieliff,
114
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE •
3'HOLSTEIN heifers for sale, due
to freshen, Vaceinated. Apply
liarry Bateman, phone 737w3,
20*
EIGHTEEN PIGS, ten wceita
for eale, Allan Dunbar, Bel -
grave, Phone 622.112. 20b '
13 BEAD of grass cattle for sale,
weighing approximately 700 lbs.
Apply to Mel Jermyn, phone
53r12 Brussels, or 576 Wingham.
20*
30 10 -WEEK OLD PIGS fer sale.
Apply to Chas. Gathers, phone
Wroxeter 13r4. 20*
7 GOOD YORK PIGS, 8 weeks old
for sale, Apply to C. H. Bosman,
Bluevale, phone 610W3, Wing -
ham. 20b
PILCH WHITE ROCKS fee your
broiler markets, Available from
Big -4 Hatchery. Also other
breeds, etc, And pullets, mixed
chicks, dayold and started. Ask
us for full Information, agent—
Bluevale Milling Co, Ltd. Blue -
vale, phone 610R21 Wingham and
30R14 Brussels. 201)
200 RED -SUSSEX pullets for sale,
five months old. Stated to lay.
Edward Powell, R.R. 1, Wing -
ham, phone Wroxeter 18r14. 20b
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
MILK ROUTE for sale. Complete
with new insulated milk van.
Immediate possssion. ' Priced
reasonable. For full particulars
write to Box 8, Fordwich, or
phone Fordwich 142. 20b
GET YOUR SHARE! Sell wide
range of household necessitiea in
your surroundings. Wherever you
may live write in for details.
Dept. C. Familex, Station C,
Montreal, 20b
RAWLEIGH BUSINESS now open
in Huron County. Trade well
established. Excellent opportun-
ity, Full time. Write at once.
Rawleigh's Dept. F-40-189, Mont-
real, P.Q. 20b
DEADSTOCK WANTED
CASH PAID for dead, old, sick or
disabled horses or cows. Phone
'Atwood 153 callect. rrar30*
DEADSTOCK 'REMOVED from
your farm promptly for sanitary
disposal. Telephone c o41 e c t:
Palmerston 123W, Durham 398, or
Wingliam 378. dORDON.YOUNG
LIMITED. • • 1rrb
REAL ESTATE, ,
WANTED TO BUY—Brick home,
preferably three bedrooms, in
Wingham. Apply t�Bo 43, Ad-
. varme-Times. 13*
WE'VE SAID IT.
, WE'LL SAT IT AGAIN
There's a lot of charm and
livability in an older 'WELL
BUILT home. Won't, yon cell us
for an appointment to See this 4
bedrobm home in Teeswater?
Beautiful living dining areas
with wall to wall broadloom, 'drap-
es and venetian blinds Included.
Large kitchen with PLENTY of
built-in cupboards and inlaid lin-
oleum. Two bathrooms, oil heat,
storms and screens ,for ala win-
dows. Thi e is an outstanding horne
in every respect and the' asking
price is only $7,950.00. Call or
write Paul; F. Seiner, tteRator,
Walkerton. 30,6,13,20b
DUPLEX, two large modern apart-
ments, oil hot water heating. W.
W. Armstrong, Shuter St,
6,13,20,27*
Victoria Street West
DWELLING, 2 -storey frame, for
sale, asphalt roof (new), furnace,
Insulated, 4 bedrooms, 3 piece
bath, living room, dining room,
kitchen, built -1n cnriboarde, Lot
66'x230'. PossesSion immediate,
Perfect condition, must be, seen.
Apply H. C. MacLean, Realtor,
Wingham. 6:13b
NINE -ROOMED two-storey frame
dwelling for sale, Five room up-
stairs apartment, four rooms
down, Centrally located. Phone
' 20b
BRICK HOUSE for sale in Wing-,
ham, all convenieneeta good
value. Plume 45 during bulginess
horira. '20*'
7 ROOM 131tICK dwelling for sale.
Modern conveniences, barn and
garage, in town of Wingharn.
Apply I3oX 40 Advanee-Tirires,
20127b
FOR RENT
„
a now AP,AWTMENT with at
piece bath for rent, heated,
heavy duty wiring, available
September 1st, Phone .330j be-
fore 12 or after 6, 20ti
,
LARGE' Sto-srrallIC room for
rent. Apply to Box 44, Advance,
„ gob
WANtEn to RENT
HOUSE wArtfsb refit either
within Whnginint or *10mile,
radius, interested only in mod
em house, willing' to DAY good.
reitt. Apply to 1161/. Varibuyn,
1)bone 158. ,8(118:13-:2dbir
ammo ip,vgn§
THE rolow.fAn meeting of Wing -
ham Women's Institute will; he
held Thursday, June 21 at 2.30
P.M. in the VATingirant Pennell
Chamber. ,address by Rev, A,
Hoetesses are Mrs. W.
Henderson, Mrs. J, Henry,
Mm, S. Bateson, Mrs. J. Mitchell,
MI'S, Carter and Mra. A, Halli-
. day,
Ar,ICTIOnt SALE of purebred Kit-
karen English Yorkshire swine
at the farm of R. J. Hoak, 3
miles west of Lucknow, 1/4 mile
south of Highway 86 00 Sat,
June 23 at '2 p.m. -15 bred gifts;
5 and -litter sows; 5 open gilts;
0 service boars; q 3 -month old
boars; 30 etintiks, R. J. Beak,
Prop. Emile McLennan, Auc-
tioneer. 20*
ATTENTION - VETERANS—
Ex-Service Men and Women and
Dependents—The Canadian Legion
Provincial Service Bureau Officer
Mr. A. M. Forbes, London, Ontario,
Will be visiting Branch No. 180,
WIngharn, on June 214, 1956 from
10 •a.xm Anyone wishing informa-
tion, advice or assistance, regard-
ing War Disability Pensions, Treat-
ment, Allowances, ota, is requeiteil
centact the Service Officer, or
Secretary of the local Branch,
whose name appears heloW, to ar-
range an interview.
George Williams, 'John St.
• I C11120b
) CLEARING AUCTION SALE
•
• t
on • • •
SATURDAY, JUNE 23, 1956
for the t
Estate of Hie late OordolOStanley,
Ripley, Ontario.
of
Choice woodworking tools, mach-
ine tools, fittings, dies, carpenter.
tools, 10 electric motors, 2 G.E.. 3
phase 60 cycle heavy airily motors.
This is a choice line of equipment.
Terms Cash '
Donald 8.. Blue, Aactioneer,
20b
FOR SALE OR 'RENT,
SUMMER COTTA,GE for sale. or
rent -for season. 4 rooms second
, front cottage. at :Point Clarke,
built in-1952,coMpletely furnish-
ed. Apply to A. G. MacLennan,
Realtor., Inkerman St. E., Lis-
towela Ontario, Phone 4.12. '20b
ROCTM. AND BOARD
'BOARDING . PLACE, wanted by
.1.:male; taahei atartliagaaSentern-
ber, 'td Bth •Iri Advance::
- . • 20*.
' HELP WANTIEDaaFE,MALE . • '
STENOGRAPHER wanted: for
hydro and .insurance offiee.
Apply,: stating experience if any
,and qualifications •••tb. Alex B.
McKague, Teeswiter,ahone 96W,
• 'TEACHERS WANTED
HURON* COUNTY—East Wawa-
nOsh Area Beard -'requiree one
nnalified'Protestaiit teacher at ti 6:
(Westfield), 35 pupils; ; Miles
North East of Auburn: Music sup-
ervisor in Area. Applications befOre
June '30.
C, H. Wade, Seclatary;
Belgrave, Oritario, 20:27b
.SALESMEN .
WE REQUIRE .TWO SALESMEN
Fot, tins covisTa••
"Car Essential':.
VVE.' CAN OfEER
* Liberal Commissions •
* Nan Competitive Service for
Farmers
* Commissions on annual repea•t
business assured .
* Pension Plan •
I •
* Blue Cross
* PA.!.
AU replies shohld b addressea to
P.O. Box 309,• London, Ontario and
will be held in confidence,
20b
CARD OF THANKS .
The family of the late: „Mrs. J.
Thomas Brydgee wish to: extend
their heartfelt thanks and aprireci-
ation for the acts ofkindness,
messages of sympathy and the
beautiful floral tributes received
harm their friends, neighbort and
relatives In the recent .loss Of a
beloved Mother and seandinother,
Special thanks to the Rev. It
Parker and Rey. Breh' de Vries
and the R. A, Carrie 4 Sons
funeral borne, 20*
CARD or YritAN•s.•.
We Wish to Xtend ey'r 1:Wattle#
Otttiktt 'arid appreciation- 10lt
friends, relatives and' 'neighbours
for their many nets - kinctrinee,
expreedoea � sympathy and floral
telbutee dining • our recent sad
bereavement ro the loss of Our
dear mother, Mrs. Agnes' Wheeler..
We especially thank 'Reif,' It ra
Parket -foe his consoling Weeds,
ibe„ 8-, N. Catrin, Mrs. Mereey and
her staff Of -nneseea the pailbeita.
ers and the It. A. Currie funeral
hOme fen their kind, efficient
management of tile Sernieelia-aThe
2011
CARO OF THOR'S
would illte to etpiess fllY
tore thanks and appentiation to ell
my Memiti, neighbors and relatives
fdt the f kfairers, 1;efits;
had Ada r)f indness' shown to the
When r vvaa b patient In Whighant
'General HOSPiteil.—Mee, Otorge
hottatifi, 2(3*
BIRTHS
SMITa-•In Eaat General Hespital
Toronto, on paturchiar, June 16tb
to Mr- and Mrs. Rase Smith, ,a
daughter, Cathy Lee.
alcKENZIL—a ,Iolin and ' Marjorie
McKenzie of Teeswater , are
happy to announce the birth of
their son, Kenneth William, In
WIngham General Hospital, on
Wednesciaja June 18th, 1956, a
brother 'for Eric, ,
WYLIE—In Belleville General Hos-
I, pital, on Saturday,. Julie 16, 1950,
to Dr. and Mrs. H. Glenn Wylie,
a Hastings Drive, Belleville, Out,,
a daughter, Barbara John.
WALKER—In Wingham General
Hospital, en Tuesday, June 12,
1956, to Mr, and Mrs. Wilfred
Walker, Belgrave, a daughter,
IvIcTAVISH—In Wingharn General
Hospital, on Tuesday, June 12,
1956, te Mr, and Mrs. John alc-
Tavish, R.R. 1, 13luevale, a
daughter:
Gaunt Reunion
Held in Seaforth
, In spite of Inclement weather
the tenth annual Gaunt reunion
was held at Seaforth Park
on Saturday litat; with about' eighty
relatives attending. They were pre-
sent from Owen Sound, Sarnia and
near -by points.
Races, binge and buil were en-
joyed by young and old alike. A,
bountiful dinner and supper were
enjoyed, It was'ananlmously agreed
to hold the ninteen fifty-seven
:picnic in Seaforth,
The officers for 1957 are as fol-
lows: President, Leonard
vice-president, Mrs. Keen, Owen
Sound; aecretary-treasurer, Gordon
McTavish; grounds committee,
John and Harold Gaunt; sports,
Mrs. Norman McDonald and Mee.
Leonard Phillips.
GALBRAITH=:In Wingham Gen-
eral Hospital, on Wednesday,
Jtbre 13, 1956; to Mr. and Mrs,
Glen Galbraith, Wingliana, a on.
JOH SON—In Wingham General
Ifespital, on ,TharscirtY, Jane a4„.
1855, to. mi, and mils. • Morley
Jniansorcat.R. 2, Gerrie, a dangh-
GOLLAN—In Wingham General
General Hospital, on Saturday,
June 11; :1956, to Mr. and Mr,
Grant' Geller), Lucknow, a son,
Wingham General Hos-
pital, on Monday, June 18, 1956,
to Mr: and' Mrs. Harry Rinn,
Belgrave, a, son.
DIED
TAYLOR—At the Toronto General
Hospital, on Wednesday, June 13,
1956, Isobel Taylor, 581 Shaw St.,
daughter oa the late .Williarn
Taylor and Isabella Menzies, be-,
loved sister of Jean and Gertrude,
of 4ndona, Catharine (Mrs. Geo
Spotton). Toronto and the late
Elspeth and Annie. '
.The memorial service was con-
ductedfin the Earl Elliott funeral
'honie.pir Friday evening lgst.
-Rev. C. IL Wayaofficiated. Inter-
inentawas• -:•-areizat: Pleasant
perneteFy, Lormen, on Saturday
,,at 2:p.m.
-IN MEMORIAM
YEO--In loving rnznory of George
Yee,. Who passed away June 18,
1.947. -a -Ever remembered by his
Wife andsons
.. • 20*
'HOWSON & HOWSON '
LEIIITED
Noy= is, hereby given that
Under. the Corporations Act, 1953,
an applidation will be made to the
Lieittenaht-Governor of the Pro-
vince of Ontario to accept the sur-
render of the Charter of HOWSON
ife HOWSON (WINGHAM)
CRAWFORD dr HETHERINGTON
. Wingham, Ontario
Solicitors for the Company
. • • 20b
•
TENDERS WANTED •
renders will be received by Grey
Towrishin Scheel Beard for paint-
ing 'inside and out :of S.S. No. 4
and SA No. 10 until :June 26th,
1950.
Tenders will be received by Grey
Township School Board for instal-
lation of a furnace at 5.5. No. 6,
until June 26th, 1956.
Tenders will be received Until
June .a6th fez. the. route at S. S. No.
2 by the Grey Township School
Board,
J, Carr Hemingway, sec.-treas.,
Brussels, Ontar10. 1820b
itionp• to clattgt.rous ,
114 '111,E ESTATE Ofr WAtairt
WR/011T, late al the', Town ef
Winging:in hi the Camay of Huron,
Retired Fernier, Deceased. -
Cit -EDITOR$ and others having
elaline against the Estate of the
above neared deceased, who died
On of ttbont,the 8th day of January,
1956, are required to send full par-
ticulars of such Claims to the un-
„dersIgned out or before the tOth
day of Juriet LA. 1000, after which
date the &mete of the estate will
be distriblited, having regard only
to claims of wideh notice has then
been reeelved,
DATED' at eLlotowel this 8th
clity of Jade AA 1950.
. M. Pratt, Q.C.,
Barrister, eieq
UstOwel, Ontario,
Solicitor Or the timeutrices,
ISO!,21b,
PERSONALS
—Earl Cunningham, of Birming-
ham, Michigan, vice-president in
charge of finance of the Steel
Door Corporation, was a visitor in
Door Corporation, spent several
nays this week in town.
—Mr. and Mrs. Howard Waller,
Ralph and Johnny, spent Sunday
with their: grandfather, Mr. John
Roby. • '
and Mrs, Quinton IL Cook
end Mrs. Trufelt of Galt were Sun!
day visitors'. at the home ,of Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Harima, Victoria St.
=Mr. and Mrs. Edgar McMichael
of Port Creait, and Mr. and Mrs.
John McMichael and Miss Beatrice
Joynt, of Liitowel, visited on Sat-
urday at the home of their sister,
Mrs. Hugh Sinnamon, Minnie St.
—Mr. W. W, Currie and Mr.
Gee. Guest attended the fourth
National Conference of Men of the
United Church at Elgin House and
Keswick in Muskoka, June 15th,
lath and 17th.
:—Mr. E. S. Copeland and Mr.
D. H. Mundy, London, are attend-
ing the American Furniture Show
this week in Grand Rapids- and
Chiaago. •"*
James B. Hodgkinson
asses in Windsor
Janes Si HOdgkinsora a resident
of Wingham for the past fourteen
y'ears, died at the. home of his
daughter at Windsor. He was in
his 88th year.
-Born at Vvyton, he went to Bruce
County as a young man, and' was
ea blacksmith at At -mow, Glamis
and for a number of years • at. Kin -
lqugh. He came to Wingham to
line in 1942, after the death of his
ION, the former Elizabeth A.
He was a member of the Church
of the Ascension, Kinlough, and of
tae IOOF lodge, Lucknow.
Surviving are three daughters,
Mrs. Gerald McIver, London; Mrs.
W. C. White, Windsor; Mrs. Wil-
liam Bushell, Godericb; and two
sons, Wilbert, of Wingham and Jo-
seph, of Goderieh.
Funeral services were conducted
in the MacLennan and MacKenzie
funeral home, Lucknow, with Rev.
L. Parker officiating. Inter-
ment was in Greenhill Cemetery,
Lucknow.
Akre You
40 YEARS OF AGE OR
MORE
AND la0D.EINO FOR
SOIVIETH1NG
- PERMANENT
Tone experience is valuable to
both yourself and to us
QUOTE
"You take all the jutigenient and
experience of men over 50 out of
the world faria there wouldn't be
enough left to run it.”
- 'Henry Ford
THE ABOVE QUOTATION EX-
PLAINS THIS OFFER:
WE° NEED. A MAN
Mature hi thaught and presence—
'Fully rounded out with these years
Of experienno 'behind him a capable
of being his witat beset - and tarn -
log ink the
$400 $50.0. PER MONTH
43RACKET
This ItJW of
Ineteetut ilairsirmse relations built on
employer •- empleyeat 400-opotiLtiou
and' the best facilities availableIn
Its held.
Sedulity and Hosphalitation ete..
Ttimicr, its NO CREDIT 011101
ON 01.14
These are the king -weaning ,eival.
ities of a good Jeb,
lteidy giving age, ernploynacart etc,.
BOX, 47, Advance -Times
tab
BUIEVALE Frfrncts Ogthet ..fot
Mr.. and Mrs, JO» Spivey and.
cirildren ef,Ingersol were- week -end •
visitors with Mr. •and Mrs, Harold
..
Prote,
Mr. and Mrs, Tom Gaston and
daughter of Toronto spent • the
week -end at the parsonage, • with
,R.. A. Brook and Mrs. Erook,
Mr, and Mrs, Charles Maahers
had as their guests on Sunday her
,father, Mr. j, Elliott, of Bluevale,
and nia,father, Mr. Henry ,Mathera
and sister, Miss Jean Mothers, Mrs.
A. 'Jones, Mrs. H. Hooper, all of
Binevale, also alles Adeline Math -
era, of Wingham GeneraI Hospital
in spend harther'e Day, •
Mission Band Sings
Greetings for Three
,r3zoovALE---The United Church
Mission Band met In the achool-
room of the church, when' the
meeting opened with a poem
"June", road by the President,
Shirley Johnston.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read by the secretary, Anne
peacock. Twenty-eight answered
the roll call, "Something beautiful
God made that you saw on your
way to IVIission Band." Betty Heth-
erington gave a recitation "I Have
Ten Fingers",
The prayer for missionaries was
given by Marie Johnston, the peace
item by Jim Sellers and the com-
ments on last month's story by
Nancy Taylor. Birthday greetings
were sung for Jim 'Sellers, Ray
Math'ers and Margaret Curtis.
The worship service, the theme
being "God's love . shown to us
through the beauty of summer—
the flowers, birds, trees, etc.", was
conducted by Anne and Lloyd Pea-
cock, Rose Marie, 'Marlene and Joe
Nicholson Betty and, Billy Heth-
erington, Wayne and Yvonne John-
ston,
The offering was taken by Terry
Johnston and Gerald Brewer, and
the offering prayer was given by
Patsy Taylor. Miss Margaret Cur-
tis continued with the story from
the etudy book "The Boy: with tire
Busy Walk", telling of the children
from. Friendship House attending
summer, camp.
Ross Hamilton Is
Institute Speaker
BLUEV.ALE—The local branch of
the Women's Institute met at the
home of Mrs. Stanley Denting on
June 14th. The president, Miss
Ruby Duff, presided. .The roll call
was answered by stating, "Why I
like to be a member of the Wo-
men's Institute." • •
Reports of the East Huron Dls-,
trict annual meeting, held at Brus-
sels on June 7th, were given by
Mrs. Spading Johnston and Mrs.
Harvey Robertson,
It was decided that the July holi-
day would take the form of a bus
trip to Elora.
Mrs. C. B. Hoffman spoke on the
motto. "Corninunity Organziations
and Their Value", showing that the
homemaker -should be interested 'in
important issues outside her home.
Ross Hamilton, of CKNX radio
and television station, gave, an ina
ter•esting address on advertising,
He said, "Advertising Is important
to everyone: because of as far-
reaching influence. Contrary to
general belief advertising does not
increase costs. As it real:tits in
larger sales, it enables firms to re-
duce costs. Advertising raises the
standard of living because wages
are increased when advertising
causes a greater turnover. Our
Canadian government regulations
forbid false .advertising.", Mr. Ham --
Ilton illustrated his talk by the
use of statistics shown. on • a
screen.
Mrs, Eldred Nichol, convener of
the meeting, conducted a quiz,
"Know Wingham", Prize winners
were Mrs. Stanley Darling and,
Mrs. Sperling Johnston.
Refreshments were served at' the
close, the, committee being, Mrs;
Raymond Henning; 1VIrs: A. D.
Smith, Mrs. M. L. Aitken
DON'T BELIEVE US:
These paid advertisements—
"Voices of Temperance—have
been aapearing in Huron County
Weeklies for more than six years.
No facts printed in them have ever
been successfully' refuted. If ynu
are on of those who have at times
discenurted our "temperance propa-
gandira this Voice le especially for
you.
It has come alma that treinein.
dens backing for the facts We have
stressed through the. years has an -
peered in print recently, not in ad-
Vertisernents, but iii feature arti-
cles. Net In Church or Temperante
papers, but in popular petiodical
Some of theee magazines moreover
are about as 'fat removed,
as poe-
slble from being temperance
Vehicles. Indeed, one at ienst carried
in a recent issue 10 very alluring
liquor advertisements, Another' had
15 in one issue, BUT--lieverage
alcohol at work in the World today
is big treive. Don't believe Us. Read
these articles.
Pageant — Feb./a—The 'Tenth,
About Moderate 'Drinking.
Health naS Welfare-44arell/56—
Siath 1 -highest Is Too High,
Maclean's,brarh/56--Has Prance
Learned to Drink Safely? •
-Readers' Digest-4fay/56—T he•
Uphill right Against Alcoholism,
Chnteleizie-LIVreY/56—HoW DO
You kiloW 'YOU Can't 13ceorrie nil
Al toilette / tab
The best way to remove paint
from thrOilitalii to rise nail polish,
or acetone front your druggist.
These will arse remove paint, even.
&led anemel, from Meted, wood
and woollen garments. Never use
On plastic, rayon or other synthetic
fel:stick
&x421 evening
BLUE VALE—A 'social evening te
honor Mr and Mrs. Ken McMichael,
recently Married, 'was .the
community hall on 1, riday evening,
A purse of money waS Presented,
to the couple and the evening'was
spent in -dancing. Ken EVY 1008
the' presentation and Pete Camp-
bell read an address,
TIDY CEMETERIES
PLEASE VISITORS:
BLUE,VALL-0 Residents' ef Mor-
ris Township are making plans for
their centennial be held early in
August when residents of earlier
years will return from places near
and far to celebrate with them,
renew friendships and revive mem-
orleg,
The churches and schools will be
centres eagerly sought. Cemeteries
too, will be viewed by many, seek-
ing the last resting places „QC all-
cestors and former friends, They'
will be pleesed when they. find
them carefully kept,
WROXETER
Mr, and Mrs, 'Robert MOntgom-
ery, Jim and Marjorie Allen; Quen-
tin Montiomery aria Mies P,heotie
Ross, all. of Toronto, spent:. the
week -end at their home !Imre.
Mrs. T,, G. Hemphill' lig under Oa:
doctor's care this week. Ifee many
friends bobe she -will won. 011nY
good health.
1k/1e and Mei *Lloyd Weir, Ter: -
onto, amid Mrs. Avia Edgar, Kitch-
ener, Were weekend 'guests .of Mrs,
W. E, Weir and hfiqs Oerty Bush
and attended the Edgar rediatik at
Gerrie on Saturday afternoon. .' •
'• Sunday .visitois with 7g.r. amid.
mMtrse,.„:hwon:Eter:ou,:kIceilvvpebroe, Mr. -and
;004d.
Mrs. Wilfred Mettle ,and. Mr, and
Mrs.. Lea Allen and Mr. and 'Aftea
Jim Welch, e,11:or Loirdriri, and ifr,
and Mrs. Al HarrisOri,'•Atwood,
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Notice to
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•ANNUAL RECITAL'
of pupas of
•
• Harerd Victor Pro I
will be held iv
St, Andrew's
Presbyterian
Church
Friday, June 19, 1956
at. 840 pan..
,Everyorte Welcome
• Si14rer collection.
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For the Finest in Taxi ,SerViee
LEES TAXI
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24, HOUR sic•vivE
: Weddings, Funerals and
Shopping Trips
Going Downtown • .
crosstown • • •
Out pf town,,.
CALL • LEE'S - 18$
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SEE CAMERON'S
'BILLIARDS
for guaranteed
REPAIRS
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Water COniumers
i The hours for Waterlog lawns and
gardens afrre(•;thfrO6::,M,a.
1,411.0;,l07.to
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This be, sit:kali/440s.
• An ANNUAL Charge of $4.44'gross;i eas
payment discount :• 1.0;*er
the use of a hose
U •
• . *9.t!,(1:purposes
Anyone found wateringlawn's or•tklfdhi
hat.; not paid foi-ihks service will be
billed.'aceordingly.
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