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•AdvertiSing Award
ponninion ,toros Litalte4
keen awarded Socrates hen
sward cortifieate "for ,consistent
enelionPe in nowspaPer advertising .
during tlfe past 12 months, in .celn-
potition. with aeveral htindred other
pempanies in the Chain IOW store
bhainese, The awards.. are ninde
annUally..by Food Ad-VloWS Maga.,•
pVIALtd mitEronne cow strayed.
from the Whiteehtireh area.
Missing allied October 9. Any,.
,011.b. knowing the whereabouts
fifeaSe Aerie .eolleet 20i13 Wing-
;lain. •17
• •Et BOi-Holders'•Names ..
Not Given Out •
: Strte,it" agisinSt• Mir rtlines
ld ditudge the. Milne on addreilsi,
of any 101VertiSer Using dna'.
AilVitherisTirries Hex Nnother.A.
1Pleatie Ae not ittik 'Mb'
- • IllifOrtriatiotr,mg
000lowooessionoaerotoaeemortinee.w000l L.
TENDERS FOR SNOW
PLOUGHING
Tenders Plainly marked 'as to
contents Will be received by the
clerk till 12 n'eloek neon On Fri-
day, October 19th, 1056, for •snow'
ploughing In the Township of
Hewlett , for the year of 1906 and
1957, lTenclerS to state price pet
hair and kind of equipment,
standing tittle to be given oath-
Mending neeenibdr 1st to Mardi
31st, Per further particulars eons
taet the road enperinterlderit, Arr-
sen Galbraith, Gorriek,\Ontarlo, The
lowest Or any tender not neeessars
lIss accepted,
1, Harold Pollock Clerk,
TOWtialtip of Ito ek,
ClOrki4 OntarlO, 101117
DR. W. A. SOENCE
DENTISi
OFFICE HOURS:
10 a.m. to
PHONE MN
Brussels, Ont.
JELLO •
3'i packets for 27c
Habitant PEA SOUP
28 nz. ting 2 tor 35c ,
Velveeta CHEESE
1/2 lb. pkg. 29c
1,EL, rAcK
BLEACHED RAISINS
FANCY QuAtrev
oz, package 24c
wooDntinvs
TOILET SOAP
4 cakes 3ip ,
NEW Olitli* fRIP '
Australian Seeded ,and
Seedless Rstabies417 now in
'Not .too Plentifill ;Ids Year)
A. II. McTAViSH
BARRISTER„ SOLICITOR
and NOTARY I'UBLIC
TEESWATER = ONTARIO
Telephone 23 Teeswator
Wroxeter—Every Wednesday
, afternobni 2,-4 p.m., 'or
by appointment.
...Frederick F. Homuth
Carol E.' Homuth, R.O.
Mrs? Viola H.Homuth R.O.
OPTOMETRISTS
PHONE 118
Harriston,, Ontario
:110NAID, McCANN.
Public Accountant
Office: Royal Bank KIdg,
ttesidence: Rattenintry
Phones 561 4,6 465
CLINTON oNtAnto
CRAWFORD &
HETHERINfiTON
Barristers, Solicitors,. Etc,
Winghain, ' Phone 41
J. H. CRAWFORD, Q.C.,
R. HETITERINGTON,
J. IV. BUSIIHELD
Q.c.„
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Etc,
Money to
Offiee—illeYer Bieck, .WIngham
WELLINOTON FIRE
Ifitrairttnee Comptiny
Est. 1.849
An an Canadian CoMpitity *MA MSS sell'Ved: Its 10 1 hoidera foe over ' eenttitrYi
Head (Wee Toronto
it II lititeLeati Insurance Altenet
WhtghaM
4
•
^ seess1ass, aseS .
OUST OM MADE slip covers made
to order. Apply , to MM. Harold
• Elliott, phone 709.w4, 26,3,10,17'1'
r
FARM EQUIPMIENT
SUGAR, BEET Harvesters for me-
dium and light land, 'Can be
converted to turnips, Only $600.
BUDGIES FOR SALE, 8 weeks
old, just right for training,
$5'.05 each. Alexander's Hard-
wares Wingham. 10b
BABY'S YELLOW NYLON pram
snit for sale, girl's 3-piece blue
coat set, white fur trim, size 3-4,
Good condition. Apply to Mrs.
Wilfred Warwick, phone 31r15
Brussels. 17*
DON'T BUY A HEATER by
guesswork! Oct our FREE
HEATING CLINIC SERVICE.
Fits the heater to the space—
assures comfortable heat in cold-
est weather, Oil Duo-Therm
models for every need, Pattison's
Radio and Electric, Wingham,
phone 171-j. 17b
HEALTHY CANARIES for sale.
Guaranteed to be ,in full song.
Yellow, splaSh, green. "Phone
351. 17b
TRACTOR MUFFLERS for most
• tractors carried in stock. Can-
adian Tire Corporation. 17,24b
TS-ittEE-PIECE winter set, fits 1
to 2. years, two sport jackets,
size 38, in good condition, for
Sale. Phone 603w. 17'1'
DARK GREY winter coat with
,,fur collar' for sale, size 14-16.
• .Good condition. Phone 663w, 17b
SMALL WHITE enamel cook
stove for sale, burns coal or
wood. In A-1 condition. Apply
to Earl Heywood, phone 4971,
Wing-ham. 17b
FUMED OAK buffet for sale, in
good condition. Phone 47. 17b
PRINCESS ROSE Cook Stove for
sale, new grates, excellent con-
dition. Apply to Wroxeter But-
elier Shop, phone 85r3 or 43.
17*
SHERLOCK-MANNING PIANO
fOr sale in good condition, com-
plete with bench. Reasonable.
Phone 800 Belmore, 17b
GARS FOR SALE
50 VANGUARD.'. SEDAN for safe,
in excellent condition, good tires,
'actual mileage 31,000. Apply to
Bert Harris, phone 30r9 Wrox-
eter. 17*
1948 MONARCH SEDAN for sale,
Maroon color, In good condition
both inside and out. Four new
tires, Priced reasonable, Apply
Win. Kelly, BelgraVe, phone
634W21, Wingham. 17s
LOST
A TEN MONTH old C011ie, black
With brown and white ring part-
•ly around -neck Finder please
phone Tom Inglis, phone 43r22.
17*
PIG around 140 lbs about a Week
ago, Anyone knowing where-
abouts phone Norman Ross,
Wroxeter 18r5. 17*
WANTED TO BUY
USED OIL SPACE-HEATER. Ap-
ply to J. l r DeVitt, Wordwich,
phone 21r4. 17*
STRAYED
25 TEAR-OLD HENS for sale,
Apply to aim Sanderson, phone
6r2,„ Wroxeter, 17*
FEMALE HELP
MALE HELP WANTED
PART TIME
LOCAL, MATURE person to make
.credit investigations, and serve as
local correspondent in Wingham
area for a national credit agency,.
Work is part time on a fee
basis. Write to T. D. Alderson
c/o Wingham Advance-Times,
10,10b
A GOOD RELIABLE single, man
for year round dairy farm. Good
home and good wages. Four
miles east of Brampton on No, 7
highway. Apply William McKen-
na, R.R. 1, Nfalton, 1713
SALESMAN WANTED
IF YOU ARE AMBITIOUS you
can make good with a Rawleigh
business in Huron County. We
help you get started. No experi-
ence needed to start, Write Raw-
. leigh's Dept. J-453-2, Montreal,
P.Q. 17b
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
MAKE MONEY easily 'selling fin-
est line of household necessities,
full or part time. Wherever you
may live write in for free cata-
logue and details. FAMILEX,
Dept. E, Station C, Montreal.
17b
DEADSTOCK WANTED
DEADSTOCK REMOVED from
your farm promptly for sanitary
disposal. $2.00 service charge for
each call. Telephone collect: Pal-
merston 123W; Durham 398 or
Wingham 378. GORDON YOUNG
LIMITED. rrb
MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR REPAIRS to all makes of TV
and radio call Dunkin Television
and Radio; Teeswater phone 27
or Wingham 703J1. lerrb
IS YOUR TELEVISION properly
insured for all risk coverage?
For information phone 293, Stew-
art A. Scott, Wingbarn, 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 203, Wingham.
29rrb
SANITARY SEWAGE disposal
septic, tanks, cesspools, cellars,
etc,, pumped and cleaned, quick
service, ail work guaranteed
Apply Louis Blake, phone 42r6,
Brussels, 15rrb
WATERLOO CATTLE Breeding
AssdciatiOn "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 be-
tween 7.30 and 9.30 a.m. • We
have all breeds available — top
quality at low cost." 25rtb
NOT/CE TO HOKE 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 and flocks (completed
in one pour. Contact Mads
Christensen, phone 11.r7, Blyth,
rrb
FINANCING A CAR?
Before you buy ask about our
Low Cost Financing Service. with
complete Insurance Coverage,
STEWART A. SCOTT
phone 293 Wingham
251'6
8 ROOM FRAME house on Mill
street, in Wroxeter for sale. Also
one lot for sale op Anne Street,
Phone 98 Wroxeter or the WrOKs
eter Post Office. 26,3,3„047*
DWELLING Corner Leopold and
Patrick Streets, 114 storey ,stucco,
Living room, dining room and
Kitchen. Oil heeting, fgrnace.
Cook stove with oil burner. 4
bedrooms and bath, On this
property is one of the most de-
sirable building lots in Own..
For immediate possession apply
to H, G, Ma'c'Lean Realtor, Wing-
ham:, Ontario, phone 115,
10,17b
INCOME PROPERTY for sale,
choice residential location, all
newly decorated, priced right,
For information write to Box 82
The Advance-Times, 17b
WHITE BRICK House for sale.
Apply to Bradley Galbraith,
phone Wroxeter 31r10. 17*
WHITE BRICK house on Victoria
Street for sale, two apartments,
good location, possession Novem-
ber 1st, Phone 341W, 17*
2 STOREY building containing
apartment and work shop in
Bluevale for sale. Newly wired,
Possession immediately. 1/1, acre
of land. Cheap. Apply at Super-
test Service Station, Bluevale,
- 17,24
6 ROOM HOUSE in Lucknow for
sale, 3 piece bath, good location.
Apply to Box 81 The Advance-
Times. 17,24*
FOR RENT
RED BRICK house for rent, mod-
ern conveniences, possession im-
mediately. Apply to Bradley
Galbraith, phone Wroxeter 31r10.
17*
SMALL DWELLING on Josephine
Street for rent, running water,
heavy stove wiring, single gar-
age. Available November 1st.
Lovell McGuire, phone 593. 17b
HOUSE for rent in Lucknow, oil
heat, hardn nod floors through-
out, modern I kitehest, laundry,
garage. Reasonable rent to
tenant who will keep home in
good condition. Apply to
K. Cameron, postmaster, L10717%.
now.
FURNISHED or unfurnished home
for rent, with bathroom, lights, 4
bedrooms upstairs, living room,
dining room, modern kitchen,
coal and oil heated, price $25.00
per month. Possession immed-
iately. Mrs. Charles '.Elliott,
Lucknow, Ont. 17b
, NOTICE
TOWNSHIP OF TURNBERRY
The Court of Revision on the
Assessment Roll, will be held in
i3luevale Community Hall, at 3 p.m.
on Saturday, November 3rd.
Geo. T. Thomson, Clerk 17:24b
APPLICATIONS
Applications will be received
until October 25 by the undersign-
_ psi for the position of caretaker-
manager for the Wingham Arena;
also for the booth privileges. Com-
bined for separate applications will
be considered. ' Applicant must
supply references as to experience
and ,.ability. Some knowledge of
refrigeration preferred. Duties to
commence on or about November
1, 1956 to April 1, 1957,
Wingham Arena Commissiork,
Jack Gorbutt Jr., Sec.
17,24b
100 ROCK x Hampshire pullets
for sale, 5 months old. Apply to
Gordon Hall, Bluevale, phone
610112. 12b
NOTICE
COURT OF REVISION
A meeting of the Court of Re-
vision to consider complaints
against the AsseSsrnent Roll of the
Town of Winghern for the year
1957 will be held at'°;the Town Hall,
Wingham on Monday evening,
October 29th, 1956 at, 8 'o'clock.
W\ A. Galbraith, Clerk
17,24b
PREVENT
CHIMNEY FIRES
Use Fire Chief Chemical
chimney cleaners
TO ELIMINATE SOOT AND
SCALP, FROM 'YOUR STOVES
AND PIPES.
For Use In
oil,• coal and wood fired
, units
FOR SALE AT
Macho) Hardware
WINGIIIAM
McDottgall's Grocery
It WIMIIIAM
06 i6:i.Orrb
THE REGULAR Saturday evening
Bingo under the •stilapreeli of the
Canadian Legion will be held at
the Legion Home on Saturday at
9 • e'cl pelt, Good prizes, . CE1.2r.rb
CARD 3,14ANics
I wish to, exprpss my sincere
thanks and appreciation for cards,
gifts and visits while I Was a,
patient in WI-110am General Hos-
pital. Special thanks to Dr. -W, A,
McHilsbOri, Mi'a. Morro) and her
staff.—Jayne English. , 17b
IN MEMORIAM
'IVIOFIPAT—In loving memory of a -
dear lusaband and father, John
J, Moffat, who passed away five
years ago October 13th.
—Ever remembered and sadly
missed by his wife and family.
17*
IN MEMORIAM
ROBERTS—In loving memory of a
dear husband and father, Charles
Anthony Roberts, who passed
away October 18th, 1951.
—Remembered by wife, Lloy and
,aons, Jack and Richard. 17b
IN MEMORIAM .„
TEMPLEMAN—In loving Memory
of a dear husband and 'father,
Frederick A. Templeman, who
passed away . October 16, 1952,
They say time heals all sorrow, '
And helpS us to forget
But time so far has only proved
How much we miss him yet.
—Sadly missed by wife and family.
17*
AUCTION SALE of Implements
and cattle at South half Lot 48,
Concession 1, Turnberry ,Town-
. ship, on Thursday, October 18th,
at 2 p.m. Terms cash. 1. C. 'Hig-
gins, proprietor, L. G. Bryce,
auctioneer. • 17*
Births
GREY Mr, and Mrs, Gordon
Grey (nee Grace Bailey) en
Thursday, October 11th, 1956, in
Victoria Hospital, London, Ont-
ario', a son, Mlehael Gordon,
WILLITTS—In Wingham General
Hospital, on Monday, October 15,
1956,, to Mr, and Mrs. Ja.eic Mi-
nt:to; R.E. 1, Wingliam, a daugh-
ter,
McCUIRE—In Wingham. General
Hospital, on Monday, October 15,
1956, to Mr. and Mrs. Lovell MC-
Quire, Winghain, a daughter.
SHIELD—In Wingham General
Hospital, on. Tuesday, October
16, 1956, to Mr. and Mrs, James
R.K. 1, Teeswater,
daughter.,
DIED
HARRIS—Mr. Gordon Harris died
suddenly on Thursday, October
11th, at Windsor, Ontario, He is
Survived by his daughter, Mrs,
Stan (Marjorie) Kay, of the
Turnberry 13 Line, Wingbarri. In-
terment in Victoria ,Memorial
Park, Windsor, Ontario,
REID—Mrs. Wilfred Reid, the for-
mer Cora Brandon, of London.
Died on Monday, October 15.
Funeral will be held -on Thursday
at 1.30 p.m. from the A. Millard.
George. funeral- home. Interment
in Wingliam ‘cemetery. Survived
by two son, Creighton 'and
Dwight and one daughter, Willa.
W.O.A.A. NAMES NEW
EXECUTIVE OFFICERS
AT IMAM MEETING
(Continued from page one.) I
tions take a tremendous interest in.'
the boys and it seems to me that
the parents should share some ,of
that interest.
`!I go so far as to say;that if par-
ents would wateh and encourage
the boys arid girls While they are
'engaged in sport the parents would
not havean.y.trosible lat7 on. Sport/
is One of the greatest' combatants'
Of juvenile delinquency. Patents
raust be brought to realize that our
organizations are. simply not satis-
fied with the Present half-hearted
attitude of the parents to their
children's sporting activities," he
said.-
Frank Buckland, president of the
0.1-IA, spoke on the introduction of
a new rule, whereby a stspension
of one year would be placed on any
player who man-handles a referee.
The new rule which has been in
force for a year' is achieving its
object.
Bill 'Hanley, business manager of
the 0.1-1.A„ was then called ,upon
to say a few, words. Other guests
included Ted Elmess of Galt, a
member of the 0.M.H,A., also Nip
Whetstone and Guy Emmerson,
both promoters of Young Canada
Week in Goderich. Executive mem-
bers of tbe assdelation were also
introduced by President Hill.
The treasurer's report read by
Alf Lookridge, showed receipts for
the year amounted to $7,154.33. Ex-
penditures amounted to ,$7,434.69;
bonds in the bank, $2,900, leaving
a balance aS October 1st, 1956, of
$2,003.95, This report was moved
and adopted as read by Johnnie
Crewaon; of Wingham, and John
Bell, Listowel.
Manager. Alf Lockridge was' call-
ed on to give a resume sq the ac-
tivities since the last annual meet-
ing. The hockey and champion-
ships Were named, andyluring the
past Season it was reported that
the all-Ontario championships
were won by Vi18.0.A.A. teams.i
. The election of officers was the
next item of buSiness ane Nelson
Goderieh, Was returned to
' the presideney for the customary
Second year; Harvey Langford,
Liican, 1st vice-pres,; John Bell,
Listewel, 2iid, ,Viee-esrea.S
Young, arrIstoti, 3rd. vice-pres.
Nelson Hill Was neuried chairman
for the election of the exemitiVe
With Guy trnmersort and Mike
Weichel .acting as scrutineers.
After a •s;ote wa'a taken the fellovt-
ing Were named: Glen Johnston,
Gerrie; Nornian Hill, New' Ham,
burg; Herman Young, kineardine,
and George Kroft, of Hanover.
It Was teemed by Mervin' Hoard
and seconded by Vsie Loughlettn
that 0.L.H.A, end the o.m.A,A,
rules' be adopted 100 per cent, Tim
deadline for all hockey 'entries Was
Med for StiturdaSs beteher 27tb.
The' riseatino to group ati IlbelteY
entries Will be held ,on Priciny,
NoVetnber
Mr. and Mrs, Hagan of sCOPIIS,-
vine called. on Mr. and Mrs, David
Outliers On Sunday, while -viekinea
With friends In this district,
—Mrs. Stan Kay of the Turn-
berry 13 Line, Wingham, was in
Windsor on Monday and Tuesday
of this week ettending'the funeral '
of her father, Mr. Gordon Harris,
--Mrs, Howard Johnston of Do-
treit spent last week with Mr. and
Mrs, Harry. TOWin
—Miss Anne Wilson of Ottawa
is visiting 'with her,,brother, 1. A.
Wilson and Mrs. WHOP,
--Mr, and. Mrs, 'Ronald Murray of
LIONS sEr PICTURES
TAgEN IN EUROPE
Lion Dr. Wilf Ora`wford looked
after the entertainment at ' the
regular meeting of the Lions Club
in Hotel Briihswiek on Friday
evening when be showed colored
slides taken during a trip JO
Europe during the past 'summers
Dr. and Mrs, Crawford left
Montreal by air in early May,:
landing nine hours later at Shan-
non, Ireland, Frey' there they
continued to London by' air and
-went en to Brussels, Belginni to
continence their travels on the
Continent. The pictures covered
their tOur through Belgium, riots
land, Switzerland, Italy, Sootiand
and Ireland,
L,ioni Bill -Tiffin, who expressed
thanks to Dr. Crawford, voiced
the general opinion when he asked
that thc, club he permitted to :see,
the remainder of the picture's" fat;
a, later date. Photography anti
color in the 'Slides were exceP-
tionally fine..
Lion President Whitney" Grose
presided for the meeting and Lion
Buebananp was 'up to his
usual hie]: standar9 in the .money-
raising . department as, he nicked
all and sundry with -fines. 'Lloh
Floyd Elakely presided at the
piano and Lion Jack Reavie was
the song leader.
The Tail Twister ' produced a
shiny , McIntosh .apple„ which he
statee was the largest and reddest
'Of the apples purchased by tbe
Scouts for sale on Apple Day. An .
auction for the apple was opened,
with the club itself finally putting
in a closing bid of $5.00 to aid the
Scout fund. ,Llon Barry Wenger
was thanked for the pnblicity
given the Scents and Cubs Apple
Day, and was' presented with', the -
$5.00 fruit. °
Donald Kai, who recently joined
the staff of the public school was
the guest introduced, by Lion
Stewart 'Beattie.
,- Notice was given of a meeting
of the Crippled Children's com-
mittee in Clinton and delegates
were appointed te attend. Ten
della:11-s was voted to laid 'in the
work of the Canadian National
Institute for the Blind.
Once the canes are defeliated by
frost, they should be taken -'down
from their suppests, tied together
an,d bent down as close to the (
kronncl, as poseible without. break-
ing,
Toronw Fent the weeit-end with
parenU, '+.71* and INTrs. W,
Murray,
—Mrs, Harris Ttes rettIrnee last
week after spending :Ivo, wealts'
-Vacation With reiatives t)etroit,
—,mrs, Stewart 01W411 ret, rned
homo this week,After spending- tN,.o
weeks at the home of her dallghter
and. son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. lioy
Wilson, of Toronto,
ney spent Sunday with Mr, and
Mrs, Frank Salter,
—Miss. Ruth Showers, Reg, N,,
of :Sarnia, spent the week-end at
the home of her parents, Mr, and
Mrs. .Chas. Showers.
—Mrs. Charles Roberts is visiting\
with her son, Richard in Toronto
for a week.
—Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Gathers,
Colene, Elden and Murray of Ft.
Eries were visitors over Thanks-
giving holiday with the former's
parents, Mr, and Mrs. David Cnth-
ers of Minnie Street.-
Douglas 0. Colclough
Dies at Woodstock
The death Ocenrred suddenly on
Saturday, Oct. 13, of Dosag.la
woo) coleiougli of Woodstock.
*fr. Colciough was the husband of
Mabel Buteher, formerly of Wings
ham, end the brother of Mrs, Ogl e
Miller, Goderich,
•
side, )3rArktf •amid. Norman tiol.
dough of CiOclerich.
The funeral service was held oil
MI MN 11111 Ira
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Vie, Wipgimin A4lealteesTilneat WeffsseSda Oct, 17, 1956
1, I
roxt s4,74m. POIXTRY FOB SALE. REAL ESTATE
co lriNG EvNNTs
MEAT VOII, SALE
!ROOD BEEF fin' sale by the 'rfilar-
ter- Beet killed under license
Pram the Pertinent of Health.
-Choice Hereford yearlings, RAY
NARD ACKERT, H 0 ly r o o. d,
phone 24-30, Ripley, l6rrb
. TWO STORM doors with glass in;
one screen door;. one chest of,
drawers; one trunk for sale.
Phone 50:$w, 17*
APPLICATIONS will be taken at
• thelYfaitinne Creamery office for
SAVE UP to 25.% on fuel bills with feinale help to he trainee as
'an Oil DU0sTISERSVEHerne . egg graders, fob
Heater :With Power-AirBlower'. •
Models for every need, .Easy
,termesPattiSon'S Radio and Elec-
tric,. phone 1714, 17b
Root lifters at bargain prices. WANTED
• Ben P. Corbett, Paris, Ont. 1017*
AUCTION SALE
Of 55 Read of Ontario Cows and
Feeder Cattle
at the farm of Albert Nesbitt,
Lot .3, Concession 8, ;Morrie 'lavp.
11/4 miles north, 1 mile east of
' Elyth on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24
at 1 p.m. ,
CATTLE--Durhain cow, '7 years
I old, due Nov. 20; 4 Holstein cows,
bred August and Sept.; "6 Dur-
ham, steers, 8-900 lbs;" in --Hereford
steers, 5-600 lbs.; 6 Hereford steers,
7-$00 lbs..; 6 black steers, 5-600 lbs.;
6 Poll Angus heifers, 5-600 lbs.; a
Poll Angus steers, 5-600' lbs.; 2"
Durham steers, 4-450 lbs.; 3 black
heifers, 6-700 -lbs.; 8 Hereford heif-
ers, 5-600 lbs.; 3 Durham heifers,
4-500 lbs. I i Terms Cash l
George Nesbitt,. george 'POwell,
Auctioneer. , Clerk.
1.7b,
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
of
Livestock anti Implements
at El1/2 lot '27, con. 6, 'Weet • Wawa-
nosh, 4 miles north of Auburn on'
Division line
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23
commencing at J.
The following:-
HORSES-1 roan gelding, bi-Olr-
er4 3 yrs. old.
CATTLE-2 coWs due in. 3arra-
ary, 4 cows due in early spring,
1 roan cow, 2 steers and 2 heifers,
2 yrs. old, 10 steers, 1 yr. old
7 spring calvei. •
HOGS-1 young sow with litter
(Landrace), 7 Chunks around 100
lbs.
IMPLEMENTS 1 Allis-Chalmera
W,C. Trader, 1, .k Allis-ChaimerS
double disc, 1 Allis-Chalmers spring
tooth harrows, 1 two furrow
Fleury tractor plowl, 1 Cocksbutt
hinder, nearly neve, 1 International
13 disc seed drill, 1 New Idea mow-
er 6' cut, 1 walking plow, 1 Massey-.
Harris grain grinder, 1 rubber tir-
ed Wagon with rack, 1 gravel box,
platfom scales, 2,000 lbs., Seed re-
cleaner, 10-foot horSe rake, 'two-
wlieelfd trailer with racks, set of
double harness, McCormick-Deer-
ing cream Separator, log' lifter, 2
pig crates, eelonY ' 16x12,
jamesway" Oat brooder stove, bet
Stewart power clippers
Some household furniture,
ete and numerous .ether articles,
TERMS---CASH / No n.ntrt.1,it
ROBERT ICHASINEY, Prop.
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Wonderful Opportunity
Ontario Automobile
Association
There is an opening available
for lit aggressive salesman de-
sirous of earning better than
nYoroge 'earnings with security
and hospitalizatiott )idan.
applitatits carefully seremiett
Car Mi. evict. Apply lit notiti-
&tee stating stg4 eXperirtice
and phone muninst to
BO 811,1,0N-DpN, CANADA
UND
Free Delivery - Phone 82
Quality and Sertiee since 1915
Hi Neighbor! ,
Here's real Value
BUSINESS and
PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
Was Mary Leuise Town is non-
daying for two, weeks with .rela,
t4srei in Detroit, •
Stan, Halliday of ,London,
spent a day last week with Mr
and Mrs. Robert Higgins,
and Mrs. John Hopper, ef
London spent the' week-e4d with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs, Wm.
j, Brown .and Mr, and Mrs, Chas.
HOpper.
Arty Higgins of TorOnto,
spent the week-end with his par-
ents, Mr. and MrS,,Robt. Higgins,
--Mr. and, Mrs, Ed. Marsh, Mrs,
K Shoebottom and Alex M'Cl3urs Monday of this week,
Accelleration' is Weight-to-Power ,
The Mercury people call their car "The Big M" this yoil
which is meant-,te remind us of the 'great improvements, Al
pecially under the hood, that have been engineered into :tin
high-price car that sells at the bottom of the middle-price . bracket.
,. The Big M refers especially, I think to the bigness of .'the
- new Mercury engine.
Two figurca stand Out in my. mind, As you pronably know:,
a figure ealled the weight-to-power ratio is the real. test 'Of Atha
kind of performaece you can expect .from a ear. You cans shout
aboutherSepower figures, .but if a car is pulling areimil u- lot Of •
deadweight steel, that ,extra horsepower isn't' going te. help you'
any in. passing -on the higliwaY• .
This' year, the Mercury's- ;weight to-power ratio
has been improved by almost -two - pou'ride,
'that's'. a - real -"AcCoMPlishment. Mercury iwiter-
16:,/s pounds fpr every horsepoWer, unds-I know
tWo' roughly competitive • .cars that :nave 'to lug
•1 around 18 to 24 pourids.,
• This is.. an Immediate' advantage. Big • M. here
means Big Mileage_ per gallon of ga&• ,
Another Measure of a ear's' potential_ •is the
total number of cubic inches in all the cylinders.
Last year in the Mercury it -Was .292 inches; this.
Year' it's 312.
\ Mercury's consistent built-in. value .oyer the
LORNE MeDONALD yeara has 'established its- reputation ae .a go ;
• , buy in a 'used car; fees That, ••of eourse, belie
.the original owner who. can expect higher trtid
in'values. . The lligM this year, I think, is' Money ear — • •
-more money is put into it by the -mannfactneer lege hy you)
to make it the- best value on the . market, and the oWner gets
more money Out 'when he trndes.• •
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