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HETHERINGTON
Barristers, Solicitors, Etc.
Wingluun, Phone 48
d. H: CRAWFORD, Q.C,
R, S. HETHERINGTON, Q.C.
J. itri BUSHFIELD
Q.C.
Barriater, Solicitor, Notary, Etc,
Money to loan
OffiCelil;Yer MeekWhigham
WELLINGTON FIRE
Insuritnee Company
Est. 1810
An all Canadian Company Which
hats faithfully served Its policy
holders for OVer a century.
' Head Office = Toronto
IL Ci. MacLean Insurance Agency
Wingham
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gardens are from 6 a.m. to 9 a.m., and
from 6 p.m. to 9
This will be strictly enforced.
An ANNUAL charge of $4.44 gross, less prompt
payment discount .of 10 per cent, is made fore
the use of a hose or outside tap for the above
noted purposes.
Anyone feu watering lawns or, gardens, who a
' has not paid for this service will be \
f.
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VOW' "Plo 1VIMIg,lliAila Adrtufee-Tillier W4:4Iiiestl81Y, Sept, lith, ateib•
tke,I 414,
MEAT riot SA/X.
GOOD BEEF for sale by the quer-
t9e. Beef 41110 Tinder license
,trorn. the Department of Health,
Choice Hereford yearlings, RAY-
NARP ACKERT, Ho ly r o o d,
phone 24-3Q, Ripley, lerrb
PRESSED CHICKENS for sale,
6 to .8 lbs. Anply to Mrs. Her-
old Elliott, phone 709w4, 22rr13h
TEN USED COMBINES, P1111 type,
irro and motor, AC H-10, Case,
095 up, New threshers, $1500
complete. Used threshers, $100
up. George South, Heatlicote,
Ont. (near Thornbury), 27:5b
SEED WHEAT and "%VENTER,
BARLEY
Wg bave a quantity of.Genesee
134.gistered No, 1 'winter Wheat
for seed, Also No, 1 commercial
winter barley for seed.—Howeon
and. UpwSon Ltd. 29,5,12b
WALNUT CHINA CABINET for
sale, three shelves, drawer and
glass •door, Phone 435J,' 5:12:19b
CORN, BEETS, Carrots,- and. Tom-"
atoes for sale. Apply to George
Eaird, Town Plot, 5*
ftED-SUSSEX PULLETS for sale,
ready to lay. Phone 5r31, Belmare.
,5*
1 USED GRAIN PLATFORM for
sale, complete With, sides. Tudan
Feeds, phone Arthur 87. 5b
PEACHES—Vedette and Hale
Haven canning peaches now
ready. Bartlett pears ready the
'
end of the week."Elberta peaches
in ten days to two weeks. Come
to Govenlock Orchards, one mile
north of Forest, on Blue Water
Highway.
GARDEN CORN for sale. Apply
to Ken Dickson, Belmore,
.5:12*
C,C.11/1. BICYCLE 26 inch
wheels for sale, good condition.
Stewart Musgrave; phone Wrox-
eter 10r6. . 5*
CARLOAD OF• SPRUCE lumber
'just arrived. Call in and see us
about your requirements, Wing-
ham SaWmill Co. Ltd. Phone 576,
5b
= 3-PIECE. CHESTERFIELD suite, 2
burner electric range, Maytag
washing machine for sale. Apply
to Jim Thompson, phone 471J.
5b
1949 VAUXHALL 6 cylinder, good
• condition, $200 will buy it. Phone
967M.
• WHITE ENAMELLED cook stove
and a coal space heater for sale.
' Phone 453. 5*
1951 INTERNATIONAL Model 120,
Pickup, 8 ft. box. Good condition,
2 new heavy duty tires. Apply
,Stan Kay, ER. 4, Wingharn,
phone 642W2..
FARM PRODUCE for sale, home
grown, fresh front the field sweet
table 'corn, special freezer corn,.
cucumbers,' table and pickling
sizee,,,, dill, etc. phone 407. 5:12*
COLONIALTIANO, and bench for
sale, good condition. Phone 63232.
5b•
114, CI-AV...SEDAN,. good clear
'ear, Priced to sell, Wingham Body
Shop.
175 REDxSUSSEX PULLETS, 6
months old, laying for sale.
Phone 779J21. 5*
12 CHUNKS for sale, apply to
Itayeriand Elliott, phone 709J2,
Wingham. 5*
GENERAL BULLDOZING
PIGGING STUMPS, stones, haw-
thorns, fence bottoms; new land
cleared and 'Worked; logs skid-
ded; latens levelled, back-filling,
Boss Hastings, phohe 740, Wing-
ham. 25,11•27S*
LOST
p1/2 " BELT,lostbetween'Con, 6 and
8; Tuenberiat. Finder please
content .Fred Lewis, phone 18r9
Wrtneeter.
WANTED
v:4.4444,4
CHERRY' LOGS Wanted. Highest
.caSh Iirice9 paid, Apply to Wing-
barn Sawmill Co., phone 576,
29:5:12b
BAILED WHEAT STRAW Wanted,
:Phone 80, Wroxeter; 5*
PEABSTOOK ,WANTED
DEALSTOCK REMOVED from
o• ;Mir fatin prOmptly for Sanitary
then0801. Telephone co 11. e
Pithrierston 123W-, Derhett 398 or
'VVingliant 878,. GORDON YOUNG
LXMITED, lath
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BILLING CLERK,CASSIER ter
the Wingham: Public Utilities.
-office, to work full or -pert time.
Typing, but not shorthand, re-
corired, Apply by letter ,only give
ing full particulars of training
• and. experience, 29rrb
FOR. PART TIME WORK, 3 or 4
mornings a week. Apply to Mrs,
C, J. Taylor, phone 11.
WOMAN interested in, a fascinat-
ing and profitable career as a
Beauty Counselor. Earn while
you learn. Managerial position
for right person, Apply Mrs.
Margaret Robinson, Palmerston.
5b
REAL ESTATE
NINE-ROOMED FRAME dwelling
on Minnie Street, e-roomed apart-
ment upstairs and .4 rooms down,
Immediate possession Of down-
stairs. Phone 453,
8 BOOM FRAME HOUSE on
Mill Street in Wroxeter for sale:.
Also one lot for sale on Anne
Street, Phone 98 Wroxeter or the
Wroxeter Post Office. 5:12:19b
4,'BEDROOM FRAME HOUSE
with 3,-piece bath for sale, 2-piece
bath downstairs, dining, living
room, ,kitchen, -utility room, all
modern. Box 70, Advance-Times.
5b
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED to rent, 6 or 7 room
house in . Wingham. Reliable ten-
ants, phone 140.
ROOM AND BOARD. WANTED
ROOM AND BOARD WANTED
by young man. Apply to Box 69,
Advance-Times. 5b
BOARDERS WANTED
BOARDERS WANTED, Apply to
Box 68, Advance-Times. 5b
STRAYED
PIG STRAYED to the premises of
lot 24, Con. B of Turnberry Twp.,
on Highway 86, Owner may have
same by proving ownership and
paying for this advertisement. R.
J. Laidlaw,
MISCELLANEOUS
ATTENTION ALL FARMERS in
the Belmore area. In order to
satisfy all farmers Jas. Struthers
& Son livestock shippers at Bel-
more will have 'two complete
marketing systems. On Tuesday
of each week they will be ship-
ping all hogs FOB to' a graded
and inspected plant with no ex-
penses to the farmer. Highest
market prices paid. On Wednes-
day of each week we will be
shipping through the Hog Pro-
ducers' Market. Board to stock
yards in either Toronto or Kit-
chener. Phone Belmore 22 or
Wroxeter 20r21. 5:121)
IS YOUR TELEVISION properly
insured for all risk coverage?
For information phone 293, Stew-
art A. Scott, Wingham. 2rrb
STEWART A. SCOTT can now save
you 15% on your car or truck in-
surance. Yearly or six months
policies are available. Special
.
7
rates for fermsrs. ,For further'
information phone 293, Wingham.
29rrb
SANITARY SEWAGE disposal
septic tanks, cesspools, cellars,
etc., pumped and cleaned, quick
service, all work guaranteed.
Apply Louis Blake, phohe 42r6,
Brussels. 15rrb
WATERLOO CATTLE 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 IVIildmay 130r12 be--
tween 7.30 and ,9.30 a.m. We
have all breeds available — top
quality at Iow Cost." 25rrb
NOTICE TO HOME BUILDERS
ry 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 while and fleore (completed
in one, pour, Centact IVIade
Christensen, phone 1.1r7, /Myth.
25rrrb
FINANCING A CAR?
Before you buy ask about our
Low Coat Einancitg Service with
complete ItisiiratiCe 'Coverage,
STEWART A. SCOTT
ohOtie 298 Wingham'
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OM) OP 'THANKS
I wish to take this opportunity
to sincerely thank mrs. E,
Morrey, the nursing staff of the
Wingilem. General, Hospital also
Dr, P. Leal* for the 'kind ntte6-
titi, giVett Me while al; Vittiett
the Winghttra
'Odiginiltert $ic
NOTICE
As of this date, anYene %tending
credit to Mrs. Herold. Whitehead
must do so at their own risk, Hat'-
Old Whitehead, • Oh
COMING EVENTS
SPARERIBS, Sauerkrant, served
every Wednesday, Friday and
Saturday nights at Commercial
Hotel, Forniosa, 9;45,19*
AUCTION SALE •
of household furniture and
101121elnents will be held in
Gorrie at the' residence- of
.ELIKER DOWNIE on
• SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER, 8,
at 2 pan.
John Dinsmore, Auetioneer, 5*
PUBLIC AUCTION
By PUBLIC AUCTION household
effects and chattels, garden tools,
carpenter tools for sale, Real
estate also be offered 'bar
gale subject to resreve bid, on
Saturday, September ,15 at 1:30
,p.m. A, C. Adams, John Street,.
Wingham. ' 5:11h
-CLEARING
AUCUION SALE
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AND
REAL ESTATE ,
Centre Street,
WINGHAM
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8th
1;30 p.m.
Chrome kitchen suite; Refriger-
ator, nearly new; Westinghouse
automatic washer, nearly new;
Beach Electric Range with table
top; pop-Up Toaster, Electric
Kettle; Sandwich Toaster; Electric
Clock; Sunbeam Mix-Master, with
mincer; China Dishes and Cooking
Utensils; Chest of Silverware,
white &chid; Kitchen Cupboard,'
2 power Lawn Mowers; 24-foot
Extension Ladder; Step Ladder;
Carpenter Tools; Skill. Saw, new;
Blow Torch; 21-inch Westinghouse'
T.V., new; Writing Desk; Combina-
tion Radio•Thonograph; 3-Speed
Record Player; Studio Couch; Cof-
fee Table; 2 Occasional Chairs;
Tri-Light Lamp; Book Case; Im-
perial Loyalist Dining Room Suite;
Iniperial Loyalist Lamp; 2 Single
Beds; 2 Night Tables; Desk, 3.
Lawn Chairs; Continental Bed; 3
Table Lamps; Portable Singer Sew-
ing Machine; Vaccum Cleaner and
Polisher; Bathroom Scales; 9x12
Axminster Rug, new.
Terms - Cash
REAL PROPERTY
6-room Brick Dwelling with 3-
piece bath and Automatic oil fur-
nace, Hardwood Floors, Modern
Kitchen.
' Terms on Real Estate-10 per
cent down on day of sale, halance
in. 15 days. Real Estate offered sub-
ject to a reserve bide
Bob Rider, Proprietor.
L. G. Bryce, Auctioneer, • 5b
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE ESTATE OF FLORA
* McCALLUM
ALL PERSONS having .clainiso
against the estate of the above
mentioned late of the Town of
Wingham, Courity.of Huron, Spin-
ster, who died on the tenth day
of July, 1956, are required to file
proof of same with the undersign:-
ed on or before the eighth day of
September, 1956,
After that date the executrixes
will proceed to distribute the es-
tate.„ naniiig, regard, only :to: the
-then,
haVel-M,4
the
6: *J.
DATED at Wingam this 21st day
of August, 1956.
CRAWFORD & HETHERINGTON
Wingham, Ont.
Solicitors for the Executrixes.
22,29,5b
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE- ESTATE OF PETER
MOFFATT
ALL PERSONS having claims
against the estate, of the above
mentioned late of the Township
of Morris, County of Huron,
Farmer, who died on the seventh
day of August, 1956, are required
to file proof of seine with the -un-
dersigned on Or before the eighth
day of September, 1956,
After that, date the executor
will proceed to distribute the
estate having regard only to tile
claims of which he shall then'
have hhd notice,
DATED at Wingham this 21et
day of August, 1956.
CRAWFORD & (HETHERINGTON
Wingham, Ontario
Solicitors for the Executor
22,29,5b
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our sincere
thanks to Father Durand, to. the
staff arid nurses of Wirighain
sal Hospital, and also to Drs, /3.
N. Corrin arid C Hiltt for the
Many kindnesses shown to Miss
Sadie McCormick during her re-
cent illneeeeeThe McCormick Irani-,
5*
Miss S. McCormick
Dies at Hospital
A life-long resident of this dis-
trict, Miss Sarah (Sadie) Mccoe,
nalek pasaed away on Thurday at
the Wingham General Hospital.
Miss McCormick, who was 73 years
Of age, was a -daughter of the late
Mr. and Mrs, Donald McCormick,
and was born, in COlreSs 'TWA
ship,
She is survived 'by two brdthers,
Frank, of Winghan-Vand John, of
Cuirass, and five sisters, Mrs. Ca-
tharine Roth, Forest, Mrs, Isabel
Young, Wingham; ;Mrs. Leah Fitz,
patrielt, Kitchener; Mrs, Effie
Possorek and".Sister Innocentia,
both of Detroit,
Requiem High Mass was sung
in Sacred Heart Church, Wingham,
on Saturday Morning, by Father
R. Durand and • interment was in
the TeasWater Roman Catholic
cemetery,, Pallbearers were ne-
phews of the deceased, Harold,
William and Donald McCormick,
Prank Roth,- Frank McKenzie and
Donald Cronin..
Former Resident
Dies at Teeswater
The death of a former. resident
of Wingham. occurred in Teeswater
Amos Attwood, 57, died at the home
on Tueaday of lapt reek. Mre,
of her daughter, Mrs. Douglas Mc-
Donald. •
Born in Toronto, Mrs. Attwood
resided in Fordwich and Wingliain
before moving to • Teeswater in
1933. ,
She id. survived by her husband,
two daughters, Mrs, McDonald, of
'Teeswater and Mis: Ruth Mora-
son, Toronto, ,and one sort, John, of
Owen Sound. •
Services were conducted at the..
Church funeral home in -Teeewater.
on Friday at 2:p.m. by *Rev. Fred
Starkey, of the Teeswater United
ChUrch. Interment was in the
Teeswater cemetery.
4) DIED
KELLY—In Calgary, Alberta, Clif-
ford A. Kelly, beloved, son of Mr,
and Mrs. Wm. Kelly; of Belgrave,
brother of Russell, Torento
and one sister Lois ('Mrs.0 '.
Morgan) of Ailsa, Craig. Funerdf,
arrangements are not yet cont
plete.
TELFER—In St, Joseph's Hospital;
London, on Sunday, September
2nd., 1956, Matthew W. Telfer,
husband of the former Christina
Rintoel, of Wingliam. Besides his'
wife he is survived by.one rianghe;
ter, Helen, (Mrs. William Spector
Kensington, Maryland), also sur,,,
vine one sister and one brother,
He resided in Wingham" prior to
going to Parkhill. His wife, is
a sister of Mrs. Fred MacLean of
Shuter Street.
TENDERS
FOR WINGHAM '
PUBLIC SCHOOL
SEALED TENDERS plainly mark-
ed as •to contents and addressed
to,;the uhndersigned, will be, received
dour
'AVEBNESI
P.
ktik, SEPT.'"19t1V195if
for General Contract Work on 4
room addition to above School.
room addition to above School.
Plans and specifications may be
obtained from the Architects at:
address shown below.
A deposit of $25.06 by cheque ie.
required.for each set of plans and
specifications.'
This deposit is forfeited if said
plans and specifications are not'
received at this office intact and
in good condition within 10 days ,
of tender closing date,
SUB CONTRACTORS may view
the plans and specifications at the
office of the Chairman of the
Scheel Board, S C. Reid, at
CKNX-TV, Wingham,
The lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted.
KYLES & KYLES
Architects,
247 John Street S., ,Hamilton, Ont.
5:12b
Legion Makes Plans
For Armistice Day
The' monthly meeting of •the
Wingham Brelleh of the Canadian
Legion was held in Wingham last
Wednesday evening, John Pattison,
president, was in the chair.
A. M. "Scotty" 'Forbes, Ontario
Provincial Command Service Bu-
reau officer, was introduced by the
president, Mr. Forbes was in Wing-
ham on vacation and, had looked in
on his old branch to see how it
was doing. ,Scotty congratulated
the members oh the meeting and
Said that althceigh he was not at-
tending in any official capacity, he
would be delighted to, come at any
time and disctiss,problems or give
information on the work of the
Command. He . .was accorded a
warm• invitation to., do so at some
future date, •
It was suggested that a light be
erected over -the entrance to the
Legion Home on 'John. Street and
that a railing be put up there.
Comrade Adams mentioned ' that
aeveral, weeks ago ,%a, lady fell' on
the steps and it • was ,felt that a
railing was , necessary ' ID prevent
futher ,mishaps. It wa's decided to
repair the steps, erect railings and
to put a light over -the entrance.
The Salvation Army Band from
Hamilton 'is to be contacted by the
Winghain Branch of the Legion,
to lead the Remembrance- Day
church parade to be held on Sun::
day, November 11th: One of The
Salvation Arrhy officials will be
the speaker on that occasion,
The 'president read a letter he
had received front the Clinton
Branch, outlining a magazine sub-
scription scheme for Huron County
in which , the, proceeds would 'be
used to purchase wheelchairs, hos-
pital beds, crutches and other items
to be loaned to residents in the
county without charge. Mr. Patti-
son explained to the •members that
all the 'items were already avail-
able free • of charge through the
Red Cross Society and it would, in
his estimation be duplicating the
present services. President Patti--
see said he had been approached
by a representative of a publishing,
company and had refused to have
anything to do with the scheme,
but he felt that it was for the'
branch to make a decision on the
matter. •After a discussion it was
decided, that the members would•
iiiveatiga.tn,the 'Preneaal
before reaching a conclusion,.
Three applications to join the
branch were received from Wing-
ham residents and two new mem-
bers were installed at the meeting.
A 16 •m.m. motion picttire sound
projector had been' offered for sale
to ,the Legion and -it was, decided
that.the machine should be demon-
strated towards the close of •the'
meeting, TwO films were shown to
enable the members to judge the
quality of the projector and after
seeing the films and examining the
Machine, it was determined that it
should not he purchased.
Police Investigating
Accident To Girl
Darlene Campbell, 18-year-old
naegliter of Mr ..and Gladwyn
qa.7001,.0 .0#0g_nY. a car on
lqiiiidEly night. Miss Campbell re-
ceived painful injuries to her back.
After being X-rayed at Wingham
General Hospital, she was allowed
home, The 'accident ,was investi-
gated by O.P.P, Constable Mc-
Donald, Walkerton.
CARD OF THANKS ,
would like to express my sin-
cere thanks to all my friends,
neighbors and relatives ' who re-
membered me with gifts, cards arid
flowers, While a patient in the hos-
pital, Special thanks to Mrs. Mor-
rey, Drs. G. F. Mills, W. A. Craw-
ford and W. A. MclCibbon, and the
staff at the Wingham General Hope
pital.—Mrs. Ira McLean, 5*
Warning for them. They are actual-
ly in much more danger of becom-
ing alcoholics than their husbands.
A hundred-pound woman would
suffer just twine the harm from
alcohol that her twcebundred
pound husband would, for the ef-
feets are directly proportional to
body weight.—Advt. tb
•:•-central Press Canadian
• ' When Argos 4aced the power-
ful Montreal Alouettes, in their
Big Four opener, at Montreal,
Scullers young • Canadian
quarterbacic, Gerry. Doucette, ; 22,
etherged as the - individual' hero
of .the hard-fought contest. The
first • homebred to. start • at the
pivot spot for a Big Four team
in seven-years, Gerry played •the
whole game and almost made
supporters forget the talents of
‘, regular quarterback Torn Dublin-
ski, who is suffering from a knee
injury. Although Montreal.
edged Argos,' 24-20, Doucette
completed 14 of 24 passes, in-
cluding a 69-yard toss.
Macadam Roads. Had
Early Beginning • One of'the men whose -name has
passed into 'the language 'because
'of 'a • notable discovery was born
two hundred years ago, on Sep-
tember,. 21, 1,756. He was John
London: Macadam, A Scotsman,
he lived niost, of his life in Eng-
land, but resided for a .time in
the United 'States. ,According to
the Book of Knowledge Macadam
achieved lasting fame by discov-
ering- a simple fact that if .a
roadway is well drained, a layer
of irregular 'Stones a foot thick,
with., smaller stet-Ms on ton of it,.
natitee '.`'a ra tiiarlcably' good'
surface 'for horse-drawn vehicles,
Maeadarn roads were .first: used
in the early part of the nine-
teenth 'century and thousands of
miles were 1 subsequently built in
England, the "United States and
elsewhere, With the' coming of
automobile-travel:other road-mak-
ing methods 'were devised, becarise
the rubber tires did not grind
enough rock dust to cement the
stones properly, Furthermore, the
swiftly mooing tires sucked up the
dust that was already there and'
finally the Macadam road would
in 'a condition where it could
no 'longer shed rain water and
holes and ruts developed:
When painting with a roller, line
the paint tray with heavy alumi-
num foil, It saves much scouring;
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• Hullo Folks! '
The most heavily taxed people in the country are those who
drive cars and. drink liquor, They are, often, of course, the
same people, Almost anyone will agree that liquor is a iwolry,
but whyshould cars be taxed , as if they were something that
was bad for you, . , . . .
• The figures to .prOye just how • much. of a luxury cars really
are to . the •Caltadian people 'Caine - to' me • a little while ago from
•oile -of the automobile trade associations. - .
They showed that 54 out of every.100 families in this country
own one or more cars. : Ontario, is 'way ahead in ear ownership
with 65 out of every 100 families owning. cars, Tile Maritimes
have the lowest with only 34 in. every 100 poodles. '.
.
- Since we are in .the' business of „sailing .eemunitical transporta-
tion, this is the,figure that -really interested me: in •65 percent of
the - families that own . cars, ' the chief - bread-
winner 'earns..leSs limn $60 a. Week. -
-Here's another figuie.thiat caught my eyel of all •
'the families. in Canada . supported by someone -
;earning less than $2000 a year, nearly half own.
at 'least one car. , '
.: Farniere ,Own a higher percentage of •ears than
' city residents,-this research showed, And mother
interesting thing: nearly 'half of all tins cars on
Canadian 'roads arc 10. years old or more,
These figures meant to nie that alMoSt anyone
with a job can afford a oar 'to make Shopping,
Oz. going to week, family outings and. life „in- general '
l'°80){En Moir usedN ear lot we have cars to suit every' pocketbook,
'so much easier. • , , , .
-cars that prove what this .survey showed, that cars are no longer
6' "-'1114x1etis il..;:i - cars are in •excellent • condition and on our let right . -
tw
now, ,
1955, Ford Sedan .— two tone Blue &. White, custom. radio,
turn signals, heater, -.Ake new.
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'heater - vary Gleam
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BUSINESS, and PROFESSIONAL'
DIRECTORY
A. H. McTAVISH
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR
and NOTARY PUBLIC
TEESWATER - ONTARIO
Telephone 23 Teeswater
Wroxeter—Every 'Wedneeday,
aftermion, 2-4 p.m, or
by' appointment,
Frederick F. Homuth
Phm.B., R.O.
Carol E. Homuth, R.O.
Mrs. Viola H. Homuth R.O.
OPTONETRISTS
PHONE 118
Holliston, Ontario
.FOR ,SALE
HELP WANTED-.FEMALE.
Box liolclere Names
Not Given Out
k strictly againitt Our rvilkSiE
Aittitigo the MIMS or AddreSS
'it Any ,wheettitioie wine an E.
Mvaiiite-'Mmes Boa Nutniter,•1
,do not risk its for till,i
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G. ALAN WILLIAMS
Optometrist
Patrick St, Wingham
Phone '/10
"GOOD' SPORTS"
"It might he that CEtnadlan WO-
men try to be -geed sports and
match drinks with •their men."
Dr. Gordon Bell, special lecturer .
on aleoholiarri at the University of
Toronto,. suggests the above pas-
sible reason Why there are rnoee
Women drinkers in Canada than hi
the United States, Dr. Bell has been
associated with the treatment of
about 3,000 alcoholics ' and problem
cirlitker6, His Wards Should carry
weight,.
The Alcohol Research Ftitiride-
tion of Ontario, • with which Dr,
Bell has worked, reports that 64%
Of Canediati Wendell take a drink,
compared to the United
States, In addition to this •Stattlink
Statistic thete is tile sobering Met.
that betWeeli 1944 and 1952 the:
number of Wentelt fildehOlics in
Canada inereased, by '60%.
It any e( alit Canadian women
lire'lire'ttrying to Mitch deliika with
.
their Medi I7r, ie1X b9.1 Ia 40116%bi'
WILLIAM REED
• WINGHAM PRONE 292M
Salesirian for Lloyd Michel
Real Estate, Business 'Broker
Brussels, Ont,
109 ACRE FARM
With extra large barn,, cement house with
furnace, hydro, hot and cold water and other
convenienies; drilled well, implement shed. 'Pig
pen, hen house. This farm is in excellent state
of cultivation, located at Con. 19, lot 25, Culross,
All enituiries should be addressed to Dryden
Green, R.R. Noo 1, Holyrood, Ontario.
This ativelhtifletnent ,puldisited Free by A1,1,060 IPAAT4
tilgiMitlEtt„ thiAdoks Street:, London) ()Mari°. '
s •
or • •
RONALD G. MCCANN
Public Accountant
()trite: Royal tank Eldg.
IteSidence: Plitteributy St,
Phonos tot 34 485
CtiliTtor ONTARIO