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•kfAu'r' The; .04.114tlee-tVitite 04,00)104y. Ati*. SQ0011. Citizens • Swe.0 r Arvitt out 'oh Wit t
after a day's work or into at night,
effective control,
eLBSONALS Dog Story True.
—W..414 Mrs, A, x, Maddox Jr.,
and her On, E.(1,, of ^Midland, Oat-
aria, visited Mr. and Mrs, :Stafford
13atoson, ,of ' Wingham oven the
wok-end,
Mr, and,Mrs, E. C. IVfolcay and
two .01.1113xim, Susan and me.
.hael, of .IYIerinore, Ontario, spent
'the weekend with, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stafford HateSen and Mrs. J. H.
McKay,,,
and'Mrs, II, M. , justason 0. of
Iiiteheney . spent the week-end with
Mr, and G. Gannett,
B, H, Miller of Detroit, i,s•
frt present visiting Mr, and. 'Mrs,
H, G„. Gannett,
—Mr, and Mrs, Harvey Groves,
Prances and "Jane, ,of Akron, Ohio,-
are spending a few weeks with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Getklon
Bluorld, and other relatives: •
—Mr. and Mrs, A, Williamson,
Toronto,. and MrS, Neil William-
son; and son, Kenneth, of London,
visited with , Misses Marion . and ,
Agnes Williamson :over the Week-
.end. • Jirerrite and„Morley Williatn-
'son., are spending their • holidays
here,.
and. Mrs. JoineS.Knex, of
Moosejaw, .and Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Kei:s.• of TaixfOrd, visited last week •• with and Mrs, Norman Kea-.
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PEAIRSTOOK WAN'TEll COMING EVENTS FOR SALE
For the Finest in Taxi Sery
LEE'S TAXI .,„
IKOCift 'SERVICE
Weddings, Funerols and
Shopping 'Trips
Going Downtown , ,
Crosstown
Out of town ,
CALL LEE'S 185
It could only happen In the stn-
mortime and it could only happen
in KiliotArdirxel Were it not for the
fact that it is sworn to by three
sober'citizens. it might be doubted, •
Hero is the story. A woman was
promenading around Victoria Park
'enjoying the summer sunshine..
With her wail her pa canine, walk,
ing sedately.
The sedate walk was on its two,
hind legs, The woman held on to
one forepaw.
First to observe the spectaele
phoned neighbors to look and make
certain it was no optical illusion,
xt wasn'tl—Kincardine News.
THE. ;REGULAR .SATURDAY eve
ening bingo, 'tinder the auspices
of the Canadian Legion, will be
held at the Legion Remo on
Saturday at 9 ocleck, '0:104
prizes, ,C425r.r1.?
Mrs, Mowbray
Dies Suddenly
Mrs, Virden. Mowbray,' 43, of
Lucknow, who died skiddenly In -
Wingham General Hospital, was
the former Freda M. Mustard, of
.Morris TownshiP• serviecs
were held at Lneknow last Sitter-
.day, the Rev, Wallace IVIeOlcart,.
Lucknow Presbyterian Church, •
officiating. -
• Surviving besides ; her husband,
are three sclp, John, Gerald and,
Allan, and one ',daughter, -Shary.n,
at home; two sisters, Mrs. Cameron
Walsh, 33elgraye; Miss Lena Mns,
tard, and one brother, ,Stonley•Mus-
tard, 'Of Lucknow.
DEADSTOCK REMOVED front
your farm promptly fog .satiltary.
nisposal,0 Telephone .eoll
Palmerston 123W, Durham .49.8 or
Wingham' 378, GORDON YOUNG.
LIMITED. • lrrb
USED WASHING MACHINES for
sale, Beatty-, Thor, both earn,
laletely reconditioned, hke new,
,Apply to Pattison Radio and
Electric, phone 171J. 9b
Harve Latnont Smith
Debonair Host of 30's
Was Witigham .130y
The Detroit News. of June 29 90./s
tribute to Harve Lamont Smith, a
former resident of Wingham who
was .buried in Detroit on June 40,
Harve Lamont Smith went, to
Detroit thirty years ago, There he
met the x'arlsian
Roger, a Painter with real talent
who needed a manager, Roger had
a canny knowledge of publicityand
the YoUng Canadian became an
eager pupil.
Harve was an.apt pupil, too, and
was soon 'accepted by soeiety. Its
receptions introduced him to E.
LeRoy Pelletier, Healy Ford's first
advertising manager,•Pelletier, was
Impressed with , Harve Lamont
Sralth and made him ,protege,
and' a lifetime friendship was
formed,
REA,1,1 ESTATE,
,t MEAT FOR SALE
]GOOD BEEF for sale by the quar-
ter. Beet killed under
from the Department of Health.
Choice Hereford yearlings. RAY-
NARD ACKERT, Holyrood,
phone 24-30, Ripley, 16rrb
•
THE REGULAR meeting of the
Wingham, Women's Institute
will ,be held in the Council
Chambers Thursday, Aug. 16th.
Talk and slides, Miss. Effie
Bower. -Lunch convener Mrs,
Mundy, CE9b
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Elmer
Hastings wish to express their
sincere thanks and appreciation
to all the neighbors, friends and
relatives for all the kindness
shown to them, and for the many
floral tributes. Special ,thanks to
Rev. D. J. MacRae, 9*
IN SARNIA
VERY' ACTIVE Retail Paint and
Painter's Supplies Bnsigess. for
Sale, also carrying a sideline of
profitable Chinaware and Gifts.
Low rent.
J. E, Stonehouse, Broker,
108 S. Christina St,, Sarnia, Ont.
1:9b
USED THRESHERS for sale: 1,
23.46 .Goodison all steel machine,
cheap;. 1, 28.46 •Goodison all steel
machine, like new; 1, 32-51 Case
.all steel machine on rubber; 1,
8 ft. grain binder No. 16.
Robert N. Arthur, Massey-Harris,
Ferguson Dealer, Stratroy, Ont.
25,1,9h
Mrs. J. Buchanan
Died in Clinton •
Services for Mrs. John Buchanan;
60, of East Wawanosh ToWnshiTh
who died in Clinton Hospital, were
et:inducted in Auburn y , on Tuesda
afternoon by the Rev: H. C, Wil-
son. Interment was made in Bel-
grave Ceinet,ery„ Pallbearers were
her four sons and two nephews,
Eldon and John Cook, -of Bel-
grave. , '
Mrs. Buchanan" was 'the former
Miss Mary Cook. After ' her mar-
riaiko, she and:her husband farm-
ed near Westfield where she was
a member of Westfield United
Church.
Surviving ,besides her husband,
are four sons, William, James, Roy
and John, at home; one 'daughter,
Lorna, London, and 'two brothers,
Lewis wand Stanley Cook, of Bel-
grave.
RANGETTE, ice-box, fruit jars,
child's rocker and other, furni-
ture suitable for summer cottage.
for sale. Apply after 6.30 p.m
Aldyth Graham, 9*
H•ullo- Folks!
• While the war' was on I remember bearing about • a lady in
Chatham, Ont, Ith.o had the problem of gasoline rationing com-
pletely licked. 'She drove as much as she wanted, but without
the worry of running 'out of gas. And do you remember how
people used tq raise their eyebrows during the war if they thought
you were using your car more than an "A" Sticker on the wind-
shiodiwould allow? She didn't have ANY sticker on the wind-
shield and the looks She got were envy, . not suspicion.
Her name was MrS,,Eohert Gray, and she was the -widow of
a pioneer automobile -rnanufaettiter, „ The ear she. ,drove was a
Pioneer, too, the 1919. Detroit Metric, If you remember the ritst
World War you probably remember the Mpg- electric- cars hail,
Another model about the; sonic, ;time was the Anderson Electric,
Mrs, 'Gray's Detroit • Electric was the last
battery-driven' car running in Canada,. It was
powered by 42 batteries, each of two volts, that
she recharged once a week at home. She had rio
radiator, no clutch, no muffler, and could go
about 30 miles an hour,
.Maybe someday Someone will design P; new
electric ear that will give the kind of service
we want 'today.. Mrs, Gray, for instance, never
went 'en any long trips and the. batteries alone
Areig,ited 1400 pounds. ,
LORNE -IlleDONALL) There's just one main reason ,why the gasci-'.
line engine heat out the electric car; one pound
of gas will deliver more than, 20 times the power one pound of
the best storage battery can. As I say, maybe someday we'll get
a good, powerful electric ear, but actually I doubt it. 'On our
used car lot we've got a "lot-full" of reasons why most every-.
body wants, to own one of today's cars. Good reliable cars that
gave somebody else good' service 'before they decided it was time
to move up a notch to a newer car. There's electricity in these
cars too—in- the ignition system that's the "brains" of the car.
We've checked it and everything else in the car before we
even put it on our lot.
POTATOES for sale, 50c. 6 qt.
basket, phone 101, 9b
,—Mrs. Langridge and son,
Stephen,' are yisiting for a few days
with -:friends in Kitchener and
Stratford.
•
11/4 STOREY 7-roorn'-hrielt house
on John Street for sale across.
from Public School, 3-piece bath
upstairs, toilet downstairs, glass-
ed-in verandah, full' width of
house, good building at tear' of
lot, 16'x30' Apply to A. C, Adams,
1:8b
TENDERS WANTED
Tenders for the installation of a
pressure system, finish toilets,
urinal and anything else that may
be required at SS. No. 13, •Howiolt
Township (Lane's School), For
specifications see Fred Doubledee,
Lowest or any tender not neces-
sarily accepted. Tenders"- to be in
the 'hands of 'the Secretary, Jas.
Inglis, R,R. 1, Clifford, by August
16, 1956. 9b
7 ROOM HOUSE in Wingham for:
sale, newly decorated. New 3
piece bath with hot and bold
water. Living room has 'new
hardwood floor, Apply to Box 56
Advance-Times. 1:9:23*
'They worked. together on many
civic promotions and, Harve became
campaign director fin- the Port.
Huron Blue Water Bridge, aide to
the' Ildrinsworth committees and'
secretary of the-,Old Grasse Pointe
Yacht Club.
He, was groans host and soc-
society columns' floWed with Etc,:
counts of parties 'he4 gave for Such
friends as Prince Louis Ferdinand
von Hohenzollern, grandson of the
Kaiser and the Baroness -Lillian
von Manteuffel. Another of his
friends was Princess Sojie Mak-
soutoff, whom he, encouraged to
open a 'tea room using her old
world recipes.
In 1935 he travelled 'without fan-
fare to St. ,Thomas, and married
the girl who faScinated him more
than baronesses 'or princesses; Miss
Elizabeth' Garrett.
With Beth his wife, Harve no
longer' fancied the oldlife of'dinner
parties , and balls and she ,joined
him in his past years of service to
the Osteopathic Association, ,
Mr. Smith died - in' the Detroit
Osteopathic Hospital folloWing a
heart attack, at the age of 60. -For
fifteen years he hai 'devoted his
time as executive secretary and
public relations counsel for the
Michigan Association of Osteopath-
ic Physicians and Surgeons. * •
6-ROOM FRAME cottage on Alice
Street, •Oingham for sale. Price
cheap for quick sale. Apply to
Crawford & Hetherington. Wing-
ham. 9b
USED TABLETOP Frigidaire
range for sale, lamp, Clock, deep-
well cooker. Apply to Pattison
Radio & Electric, phone 1713. 9b
ARGUS C3 35 mm, camera with
leather carrying case, plus flash
attachments for sale. Purchase
price was $74.95, immediate sale
$40, Phone 160. 9b
• - THAT BIGGER MARKET
"Soon now, the large group of
'War and post-War' babies • ,will
begin reaching legal drinking age
and (we) the brewers will have
that bigger market: fer their pro-
ducts.: And i,t should be' the best
group of peer` drinkers to come
along in a long, while, because
more of ,those people have seen
beer served in their home and
come to accept it as , a perfect
social bevetage than ever before
in' history. Nothing we can 'do to
speed up their entry into' the ,mar-
ket;,)Mt it's bound .to' come, just
as sure' as day, follows night."
"We have no intention of giv-
ing up our right to sell: alcohol in
your Jiving room, :and note is•
nothing- anybody can do to stop
us."
"With complete and admirable
frankness the LBI, (Licensed. Bev-
erage Industries, Inc. public re-
lations voice for the' liquor traffic
in` the 'U.S.A.) freely .,admits that
its goal is `an expansion,of sales'."
• r'-` THE 'VOICE—May 1956
9b
HOUSE FOR SALE, 3 bedrooms,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES-
TATE OF ISABEL McLEOD, late
of the Town of Wingham in the
County of Huron, Widow, deceas-
ed.
NOTICE IS .HEREBY GIVEN
that all persons having claims
against the late ISABEL MeLEOD,
above described, who died on the,
7th day of March, 1955, at the
Town of Burlington in the County
of Peel, and who was the widow
of the late John McLeod who re-
sided at the Village of Wroxeter
in the County of Huron, are re-.
quired to send their claims, duly
verified, to the undersigned solici-
tor, before the 5th day of Septem-
ber, 1956. After said date, the
estate will be 'distributed and the
Executors will only be liable for
claims of which they have then
received notice.
DATED at Walkerton this 7th
day of August, A.D., 1956.
J. Howard Wylie and Thomas
Shearer, Executors of the Estate
of Isabel McLeod, ,deceased,
by their solicitor,
CAMPBELL GRANT, Q.C.,
Walkerton, Ontario.
9,23,30b
DRESSED CHICKENS for sale,
6 to 8 lbs. Apply to Mrs. Har-
old Elliott, phone 709w4. 9b
sitting and dining room; hard-
wood floors; inodern kitchen
with tiled floor, built-in, cup-
boards, double sink; new bath-
room; good basement; automatic
oil heating; newly decorated;
well located. Phone R. Rider,
631w. 9*
DIED .26 PIGS for sale. Apply to Lloyd
Montgomery, phone 74331. 9'.
DEACON—Suddenly in sEast Wa-
wanosh Township, •on -Wednes-
d,ay, August , 8th, 1956, Harry
Deacon eldest son of the' late
Mr, and Mrs. Samuel Deaebn.
At time of going, to, press the
funeral arrangements were -in-
complete. •
eopyRia HT 1956
e..$1055eTT
HEINTZIVIAN PIANO for sale in
excellent condition. Price $300.
Phone 251 or apply between 7
and 8 in the evenings, 9h
1946 CHEV. PANEL truck for sale
$125. Phone 473J. 9b
SIX ROOM red brick house for
sale or rent, modern convenienc-
es, goad location. Apply to Box
59 The Advance-Times. 8b
SPARERIBS, Sauerkraut, served
every Wednesday, Friday and
Saturday nights at Commercial
Hotel, Formosa. 9,23,5,19*
RIGHT ROOM house, garage and
three acres of land for sale. LoW
down payment considered. M.
Phippen, 11 Elmview Ave.,
Willowdale. 9,22,29b 2 CRIBS for sale in good condi-
tion. Phone 210. 9b REAL ESTATE LISTINGS
Shorty, the new ,apprentide was
asked if he minded' being. kidded
about his small stature. „
"Think a dime feels small with
a bunch of nickels ?" he retorted.
USED REFRIGERATORS for sale,
1 Frigidaire, 1 Westinghouse, 2
Kelvinators all in good condi-
tion. APply to Pattison radio &
Electric, phone 1713...Db
ELLIQTT—In. Winghaln General
Hospital, on Wednesday, August
8th, 1956; Matthew H. Elliott, in
his 89th• year, Funeral service
will be held' from the R. A: Cur-
rie & Sons ,funeral home,''on
Friday, -August.10th, at , 2 p.m.
Interment in Wingham Cemetery.
MOFFATT—In Wingham „General
Hospltal, on Tuesday, August'Ith,
1956, Peter Moffatt; in Ails 89th
year. Funeral service will belfeld
from the R.A. Currie & Sons
ftmeral home, on Thursday ; Aug-
ust 9th, at 2 p.m. Rev. „Maurice
McNabb officiating. Intermentin
Wroxeter Cemetery.
MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED—Listings on farms -
homes - businesses - small hold-
ings, properties - all descriptions,
contact Sohn Hall, phone 116,
Lucknow, Ont, agent for W. L.
Stevenson Real Estate, Mt.
Forest. 9b
Notice to
Water Consts
glitoloollummoimmoROugostounimmummummot
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The hours for Watering lawns and
gardens are froth '6 a.m: to 9 a.m., and
from 6 p.m. to 9 p,m,, IS YOUR TELEVISION properly
insured for all risk coverage?
For information phone 293, Stew-
art A. Scott, Wingharn. 2rrb
FOR RENT
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ESTATE
AUCTION SALE
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 WANTED TO RENT
Rev. J. C. Ferrier •
The Rev. James Carleton Fer-
rier, a former resident of Tees-
water, ' who served for 44 years
with, the Anglican Church, died
Sunday at St. Joseph's Hospital,
London. He was 85 years of age.
An ANNUAL charge of $4.44 gross, less promp(
i payment discount of 10 per cent, is made for
the use of a hose or outside tap for the above
,noted purposes.
Anyone found watering lawn's or gardens, w
has not paid for this service will be
U
Dollar Day Winners
ROOMS OR apartment wanted to
rent. Apply to Mrs. Elton Ma-
hood; R.R, 1, Wroxeter. • 9*,,
SANITARY SEWAGE disposal
septic tanks, cesspools, cellars,
etc., pumped and cleaned, quick
];,,serviee, all work guaranteed.
Louis Blake, phone 421:6,
Brussels. o' 15ttb
billed accordingly.
i.
6,,-ROOM MODERN, apartment in
Whitechurch for rent, posses-
sion immediately, reasonable.
rent. Apply to H. C.. Laughren,
Listowel, phone 391M Listowel.
8*.
• This will be strictly enforced.
U Of Farm property and personal
estate of Isabella McLeod, late of
the Village of Wroxeter in the
County of Huron, deceased, will
be held at the property at Wrox-
eter, Ontario on Saturday, August
11, 1956 commencing at 1.30 in
afternoon.
Offered for, sale will be the
farm .property consisting of seven-
teen acres of land being a fine
small farm holding with good
eight room brick house, .barn and
chicken .house in. good state of
repair and stxtiatgd
of the,et.V-illage"•;•of f-Wkbteegi;-4'!";"'''''
Offered, for sale will' be the
following personal estate: Kitchen
stove, Gas stove nearly new, Gen-
eral electric 7 cu. ft. refrigerator,
kitchen table and chairs, kitchen
couch, kitchen cabinet, electric
washing machine, radio, china
cabinet, chesterfield suite, occa-
sional chairs, library table, Cole-
man space heater, writing desk,
floor covering, 2 bedroom suites,
vacuum cleaner, antique mirror,
end table,. sewing machine, ward-
robe, English china, garden tools,
oil tank, extension ladder, and
articles too numerous to mention,'
TERM: Personal estate cash
Real, estate consisting of house
and farm property offered subject
to, reserve bid, the highest or any
bid not necessarily accepted; if
sold, ten percentum the day of
sale and the balance in thirty
days,
J. Howard Wylie, L. G. Bryce,'
Thomas A. Shearer Auctioneer
Executors, 1,8b
HELP WANTED—FEMALE -
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C E. ,Thera, Superintendent
CAPABLE WOMAN for' cafeteria
work in the hospital wanted. Send
applications with reference to
Mrs. I. Morrey, Wingham Gen-
eral Hospital, 9b
113.0,11ar Day Winners- who were
'rnak5ink .purclifises,:iWeitittlie,-tdaeni,
iValkert SthAelitir
last week were: Mrs. James Dick-
son, R.R. 1, Clifford, Ontario;
Mrs.: Marie Phillips, Wingham;
Mrs. Glen Hayeso Goderich; Mrs.
Oliver Anderson, R.R. 5, Wingham
and Mrs. 3. Czerniawski, R,R, 3,
Wingham.
Local dollar day prize-winners
at Burke's store were: Mrs, A, Mel
Nevin, .john Thompson and Clar-
ence Borho.
1,
LADY OR GIRL wanted for gen-
eral housekeeping, Steady em-
ployment. Apply to box 58, The
Advance-Times. 9*
BUSINESS and PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
WATERLOO CAT ILE Breeding
Association "Where Better Bulls
Are Used". "For artificial in-
semination information or ser-
vice fron1 all breeds of cattle,
phbne the Waterloo Cattle
Breeding Associatipn at: Clinton
HU 2-3441 or Mildrnay 130r12 be-
tween 7.30 and 9,30 a,m. We
have all breeds available — tap
quality at low cost." 25rrb
NOTICE TO HOME BUILDERS
IF 'YOU ARE planning a building
project this summer, we are in
a position to give you first class
service for your cement work.
House 'basements and floors,
barn walls end floors (completed
in one pour. Contact Made
Christensen, phone 11r7, Blyth.
25rrrb
'Meet the panel on "Who's the Guest", that new weekly variety-
quiz show on CBC Television. U is the job -of newspaper col-
umnist Frank Tumpane (left), singer-showgirl Colleen Delaney,
and actor-comedian Sammy Sales to guess the identity of the
guests. The guests are people well known in the entertainment
' field and after their identity has been disclosed they brighten
FIRE DESTROYS MOLESWORTH BARN HELP WANTED
A. H. IFTAVISH
BOOKKEEPER WANTED, male
or female, experience required,
typing. Apply in own handwrit-
ing stating experience and re-
erences. Permanent position with
good salary. Apply to Box K,
Lucknow. 8b
CRAWFORD &
EIEBERINNTON
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR
and NOTARY. PUBLIC
TEESWATER - ONTARIO
,Telephone Teeswater
Wroketer—Every Wednesday
afternoon, 2-4 part., or
by appointment.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Barristers, Solicitors, Ete,
Winghaai, Phone 48
J. It CRAWFORD, 4C. •
R. S, IIETIIERINGTON,
/11••••••••64111MMIIM:16111Y1101A661,11M1Miltl ildl.
hi ALAN WILLIAMS
BAKERY PRODUCTS Salesmen
wanted. Steady employment, good
salary, hospitalization and sick
benefits available. Apply even-
ings C. Robinson, Minnie Street,
at Victoria, Wingham, 9*
.FINANCING A CAR? •
Before you buy ask about our
Low Cost Financing Service With,
einitplete Insurance • Coverage, •
STEWART A. SCOTT
Phone 203. Wingham
,TEACIFIERS WANTED
J, If, BUSHFIELD
Q.C.
Optometrist
Patrick St., Wingham
Frederick F. Homuth
Phm.B., R.O. "
Carol E. Homuth, R.O.
Mrs. Viola Hontutli R.O.
orTommtursTs
PHONE 118
Harriston, Ontario
Phone 770 PROTESTANT teacher wanted for
SS, No, 16, HOWic,k Township,
Duties to Commence September
4th. Apply stating salary, quali.
fications to James Inglis Score.
tary-Treasurer, R,R, No, 1,
Clifford,
FOR SI-1/NGLING: or house reeair-
• Mg see GeorgIlaird, Town Plot,
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Etc.
Money to Lban
Office--Meyer Block, Wingbann
Complete
Real Estate Service ,
List your forth, 'home or
business with
GENERAL BULLDOZING
CARD OP THANKS
I would like to express my Sin-
cere thanks to all my friends and
neighbors and relatiVes who re-,
Membered' me 'with treats, cards
and flower:a, Speelal thanks to
t)r, W. A.. Crawford and De A, D.
UelvIttreity andstaff at the Wing ,
ham General lIfisSPital.,--=Mrs, gel
On Reid. 13*
/iiitEtitil OM FIRE
DIGOTNG Tt,TIVIPS, stones, haw,
thorns, felled bottoms; new land
cleared and Worked; logs skid
de'; lawns levelled; haek-finirig.
Ross Hastings,. phone /40, Wing.'
horn, 25,tr37S*
WILLIAM REED
RONALD h. MCCANN
LOST WINGHAM 'PRONE 292M
Salesman for Lloyd Mickel
Real Estate, Moines* Broker
Breteseki oat
Public Accountant
("Mee; rte al Bank Bldg.
Residence: I'tattenbury St,
Phones 1101 & 455
CLINTON' * ONTARIO
Insurance Company
Est, 1840
, An ail Canadian Company which
has faithfully served its policy
holders for over a century,
Read Offiee Toronto
0, MacLean Iiistirtiireo Agetie*
Wingliana
Fite, coMpletely destroyed a barn on the farm
of Paul AdttinsotWo Miles West of IVioleSWortit, on
Highway 86 lad 'Wednesday afternoon, This
year's dre,p"of My Wag being blown into the
Mow,. with little remaining outside when
Manta Went to a 'nearby mitrearit td,get vitter tor
his trader, At, this point he Saat Aerate in the
Platt/NG Ob and rreel lost in
the 'vicinity' of golnata SC11661,
$46Watd. Phentle 242W,
building and 'so rapidly did the fire spread that
he Was Unable to save any of the contents,
Deafroyedi in addition to the hay crop was a
quantity of grain, nine soft and their pigs, and
a threshing Machine, the loss being only'partially
covered by insurance, The barn was not located
on 1Vtr, AdelitS' borne &tin. but on a second
property Which he Operate*,