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FOR SALE
• MEAT FOR SALE
VOOD BEEF for sale by the (mu-
ter. 'Beef killed under license
•frern the Department a u,an.n.
.ohotce Hereford yearlinga.
NARD ACKERT, Holyroo St
pleme 2440, Ripley. Ithrb
N9. 1 and NO. 2 COB CORSI for
sale, Also NO: 1 ki1Z1-441i'd
•ecl. corn. Delivered by hawk in
. .9 to. 15 tons per load. For 1111
tier particulars phone Parol
Cook, 611 Blyth. 2411.714
N0,1 and NO.2 COB corn for salt
• Also No. 1 kiln -dried shell corn,
delivered by truck hi 0 to 15 ton
loads, For further particulars
contact Ted Newton, pbone 0r$,
Wroxeter,
. _
4R4NN SUIT, ski pants size 12,
'blouses, sweaters, strati for
Good as new. Phone 70811 in
enings or noon hours. Slb
.S
SVOilk WD
ANTE
Uijfl1tLDY Awould. like part
me
tilight house duties- or baby
sitting, for pereonal Interview
write reer 87 The Advancer
Tunes, 31*
Slit el SisaleSit SISD widow would like
lieueekeeping, preferrably no
other Wt1111111i. in charge. Apply
to Vox 88 The Advance -Times.
31*
N'
SALESMA'WANTED
• .11.e.S1 TO represent well known
firm hi Wingliam and district,
Salary and commission. Steady
unielsyment and chance of pro-
motion. Car necessary, •APP1Y
3.i urines. 'I errace, Wingliarn, or
phoilt. 665. 31b
SPARERIBS, sauerkkraut, served
every Wednesday, Friday and
Saturday nights at Commercial
Hotel Formosa, ce 3.1.142812
CHESTERFIELD SUITE, sofa Iasi.
2 .Congoleurn rugs, 0es.101e, 7'sx0.
• all in good condition. Cheap for
quick, sale. Phone 430M after 6
o'plock. Z14'
OUTS/D11 Cb.ryeanthemum roots
for sale, 50c a large root. In
coloirrs, white, red, pink and
yellow. Phone 101. 31b
SAVE up to g in $4 on oil bills.
Duo -Therm Oil Herne Heaters
with automatic Power -Air Blow,
er circulate heat by fore', put
'• lazy ceiling heat to work. Slash
fuel bills up to 25%. Modele
styled to fit your room, priced
to fit Your budget. Apply at
•Pattiocin Radio & Electric, Wing -
ham, phone .171-J. 31b
'54 BELVEDERE hardtop Ply-
mouth coach for sale, excellent
condition. 'Reasonable. Will ac-
• cept trade-in. Apply to. Sam
Bondi, phone 668. 31,7,14,21b
50 RHODE ISLAND red pullets
• , for sale. Laying. Registered
• Yorkshire boars, all ages.Itobert
Wood, Lakelet, phone Clifrord,
306r7. •
als
•:ROSELLA, the ernhosaed pIasitic
carpet for sale; bonded to felt.
'available in 36 44" Width. Comes
ba,sie sbades, Red, Rust,
Biege, Green, Grey and Mush-
roorn. Durable and easy to Call,
tor, The .carpet for every morn.
The Floor Covering Dept. at The
• Wallpaper Shen.
COLES/LAN OIL space heater for
sale. Small size. Good shape.
Apply' Walker Home Furnish-
, 31p
REFRIGERATOR for sale (Leon-
ard) capacity 8 •rm. ft., reason-
able; also ell• space heater com-
plete with pipes and tanks. Call
295 . for particulars. • 31b
COMPLETE Brownie uniform for
• sale, chrome high chair, habn
bath, carriage like new, white
goloshes size 5. Phone 1361J 31b
FUR COAT, size 16-18 for sale.
Call 615, 31b
COAL HEATER Harriston new air
circulator, in good condition for
sale. • Apply to Jos. Ifortoa,
13luevale, phone 30433 Wingham.
BROADLOOM SALE
,
Due to special agreement. we are
in a position to sell you Axminster,
Wilton and twist Broadlooms at
fax below average prime. A power-
ftil carpet stretcher has 'Nein
purchased, the only one 01 it's type
in the district. So now no instal-
lation can be too large. Church
installations our speciialty.
CARPETS Aies30 REPAIRED
SISIITEY'S SHOPPING CENTRE
LTD., HANOVER81.S7b
50 FEET OF SNOW isENC.E and
stakes for sale. Phone 259.
31b
226 LEGHORN PULLETS, 5 -
Months old, for sale. 1)0 !eying
pullets, Phone 608J4, 31-*
LARGE DOLL and buggy, hi evial
coxidition, for sale, Phone 608:I4.
• •
sitriAao POTATOES for sale.
Phone your orders eollect to
•Gercion. Smith, telephone Blyth
• 10IS27. 31s'
BOY'S GRAY 3-1lece station
wagolt outfit for Nide, size 6,
• good as new, Phone 'MIMI, 31*
• TWO USW, oil spnee healers end
-tvvo rairgette8 in good condition
• for Sale. Ilaegetten $10 each,
AlSe •50 -ft. 6-ineli wide OldIPS3
drive Wit. Apply at chambers
HardWate, Wroxeter, phone Ms
• . lab
IIIISIALE 11111L1
° CITY BANK requires clerical help.
Machine operators preferable.
hut net essential. Apply in per -
Soil Or in writing to the Mariuger,
• Vito Canadian Bank of Com -
meted, Watcri0o. stating izge,
• perience, references and ;galaxy
•required. • 24,01b
gofiallizazzaiii4",,,v...fiimiram.rmoszaimasemo.4
Box Holders' Natries
• NOt GiVert
16 strictly against bill rules!
'divulge the /untie i/oldressi
tow 'alleortleee using alit
rderstieesIllibes ISoe Nurnberg
lsc itle ask us for this
itzforMatidit,
autesizzainazeloazio aza
AVAILABLE at once Good Raw-
leigh business. Selling experience
helpful but not required. Car
neteseiery. Write at once for
particulars. Rawleigh's Dept.
J -453 -'IT, Montreal, P.Q. 31b
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
DROVER AND TRUCKING
BUSINESS ISOIS SALE
The Drover. and Trucking, Busi-
ness of the late Edmund C. Pollard
of Elyth, must lie sold tocomplete
administration of his Estate. In -
re three trucks. The late
Mr. Pollard bad Claes "0", and
P.C.V. licenses. Also offered
for Sale is the warehouse and stets
age yard in Blyth,
For further information; 'contact
Donnelly & Donnelly, Goderich,
Ontario, Solicitors for the personal
representative. 24:31b
THE SELLINCS field pays most.
Want to become a member
of a progressive company and
make BIG MONEY right from
the beginning? Interesting open-
ings in your surroundings. FAM-
ILFIX, Dept. D. Station C. Mont-
real. 31b
DEADSTOCK WANTED.- .
DEADSTOCK REMOVED from
your farm promptly for sanitary
disposal. S2.00 service charge for
each eail. Telephone collect: Pal-
merston 1:13W; Durham 398 or
Wingham 378, GORDON YOUNG
LIMITED. rrb
MISCELLA.NISOUS
FOR REPAIRS to all makes, of TV
and radio eall 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, 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
rates for farmers. For further
Information phone 293, Wingharn,
29rrb
3ANITARY SEWAGE disposal
septic tanks' cesspools, cellars,
etc., pumpedand cleaned,. quick
service, all work guaranteed,
Apply Louis Blake, phone 42r6,
Brussels, 15rrb
WATERLOO CAriLE Breeding
Association "Where Better 13ulls
Are Used". "For artificial in-
eemination information or ser-
vice from afl breeds of cattle,
phone the Waterloo Cattle
Breeding Association at: Clintoti
I -Tu 2-3441 or Mildmay 130r12 be-
tween 7.30 and 9.30 am.. We
have all breeds available — top
quality at low cost." 25r rb
NOTICE TO HOME DIIILDERS
01 YOU Aam planning St building
project (hie sumMer, we are In
a position to give you first class
,• service for your cernent work.
House basemerits and Boort',
barn walls and flOors (completed
in one pour, Contact Mads
Clui4ensen, phone Blyth.
' trb
FINANCING A CAR?
Before you buy ask about out
Low Cost Pinaricing Service with
coniplete Insurance CoVetage,
STEWART A.*SCOTT
Oliorie 29S Wingbanz
•25rtb
• LOST
%HI11i11X 1iIU xbout 900
lbs,, hist. Anyone knowing the
whereabouts contact Milo Case.
more. $1*
von, !sam:
BXB KENWWOD COAT, brown
velvet trim,' sise 10, !lir sale, in
good .condltion, Phone 773W2.
• 31b
STRAYED
2 1111AD OF yearling cattle stray-
ed to farm of Clarence Shaw,
8th Turnberry, since first of
August. Anyone proving owaer-
strip and paying expenses may
have Same, 81,7*
REAL ESTATE
8 -ROOM MODERN frame house
for sale. Reasonable. Apply to
B. J. ritSeatrick, pbone 611-R,
24,31b
REAL ESTATE
100 ACRE FARM located near
Luelmow for sale. Large bank
bans, 8 room house, large imple-
ment shed and henhouse about
1340 are the main buildings.
Rooms on main floor of house
have been remodelled and decor-
ated recently, and modern built-
in cupboards installed ft kitchen.
Pressure system supplies the
water to house and barn. Hydro
throughout. Stable has high
ceiling with conerete Beer arid
litter carrier. About 90 acres
suitable for cultivation and 6
bush: Land is medium clay loam
and has natural drainage and is
all seeded. Priced to sell at
once to settle estate at $12,500.00.
Apply to Bernardi -Mathews Lim-
ited, Real Estate Brokers, Kin, -
muslin% Ont., phone 410, ask for
Mr. J. McCallum, 31b
100 ACRE FARM for sale, close to
town, good buildings, silo, hydro
and water in house and barn,
Terms. Apply S. Kay, R.R. 4,
Wingham, phone 642W2. 31*
100 ACRES 2 miles from Wing -
ham. 85 acres under cultivation.
and the balance mixed bush.
Bank barn 50 by 60 with con-
crete silo. Six room insul brick
house with bath. Both buildings
hydro equipped. Full price only
$101,500 with $4,500 down and the
balance carried at 5%, Call or
write Paul F. Sicgner, Realtor,
phone Walkerton 520. - 31,7b
100 'ACRE FARM FOR SALE
* Level clay loam. soil
*New tile drainage
* Spring creek, flowing well
* Barn 40' x 60' ,
* Implement shed, pig house.
* Cement veneer house.
All enquiries should be addressed
to Mrs Richard Kilpatrick, R.R. 7,
Lucknow, Ont.
This advertisement published free
by ALLIED FARM SERVICES
243Sts Dundas St, London, Ont.
31b
GOOD GRASS .VARM for sale. 60
• acres workable land, all seeded.
Good bank barn, spring creek,
quantity of cedar. North of
Wingham. Good terms. Apply to
Cecil Wheeler, phone 88, Blyth.
31714b
Seven -room HOUSE with 8 -piece
bath for sale. not water, cup-
boards. Full price OM. Phone
159, Teesvvater. 31*
FOR RENT
F0UR-R001VI modern apartment
for rent. Built-in cupboards!
Phone 404J3. 24:31b
CENTRALLY locatect newly dec-
orated three room self-contained
apartment for rent, suitable for
business couple. Apply to Box
89 The Advance -Times. 31b
3 Booms 'UPSTAIRS for rents side
entrance, no children. Phone
502312, 31b
5-ROOIVI MODERN apartment for
sent, possession November 20th.
Apply to Mrs. Bertha Lott. 81*
ItOOM AND BOARD
ROOM and board available for two
gentlemen Co share. Town loca-
tion. Phone 1071W. 31h
CLERK'S NOTICE OF FIRST
POSTING OF VOTERS' JUST
Voters' list of,,1956, Township of
Howlek, Cottety of Zuren notlee
Is hereby given, that I have win-
plien with section 9 of the %esters'
list act, 1051. 1 ha,Ve posted up at
my office st Gerrie, eri the 24th
day of October, 1956, the list of
all persons entitled to Vote in the
said • minileipailty at municipal,
election and that midi 1at temairie
there for inspection and .1 herebe
eall upon all voters to take an
immediate proceeclinga to have any
omissions 01. erten% corrected
according to law. The last day
roz appeal being the 7th day oi
November 1956, Dated this 24th
day of October I956.
1 Harold Pollock,
Clerk of llowick Township
31b
NOTICE
The voters' net Of 1956, Town of
Witgliart, County ot Enron, hotiee
is hereby given that 1 have mini.,
Piled vvitli section g 'of the voteisf
net ext. 1951. X have posted up at
my office in the Wingbani Ten%
Oti the 24th clay of Oetober,'
1956, the lid of all persons en.
titled to a, Vote fit the said Mun1.
oil:ditty a.t onitiitipal election and
that such list rernainS there for
inspettioti arid X hereby call UPOu
nit voters to take' an iininediate
proceeding to have Any oftisSions
or Otters eetteeteci ,atiderdifat to
lew. The last day for tipped being.
the 10th day of, NOVetabot
Dated this gist day of October
W. Oalbraftit
• Clerk-Aria:met
CARD OP TRIPTIKS
Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Douglas,
1, Gorrie, wish to thank the
friends and neighbors who Made
the recent ,50th wending:a:mirrors
sary of Mr. and Mrs,' Denglea aleph
a success.
CARD Or TifiiNK$
I wish to tbank all the people
whe visited me er remembered me
during my sreceut iliness.—Roes
Nicholson.
THANKS.
The 13elgrave Arena Board 'an-
preclate the way , in which the
community provided and served at
our annual turkey supperwithout
this cosoperation it would be ims
possible, Thanks to everyone who
helped in any way to make our
supper one of best yet.—Orval E,
TayloS, Chairman Arena Board.
31b
CARD OP THANKS
We vvish to thank our friends,
neighbors, seningharn fire brigade,
Salvation Army, and all those who
came to help at the time of our
fire. We also want to thank those
who loaned their machines to
complete threshing afterwards, and
all who came and helped clean up'
the debris. Arid. then to all wbo
came and helped so well the day
of our sale., very sincere thank
you to everyone.—Wirs and Hilda
Bolt. 31*
CARD OF THANKS
w s o expiess My sincere
thanks and appreciation for cards,
gifts and visits while I was a
patient in Victoria Hospital, Lon-
don. Special thanks to doctors
and nurses.—Ernest Harris. 31*
• CARD OF filIANKS
Many thanks to Dr. W. .A. Mc-
Kibben, Mrs. Money and her won-
derful staff of nurses, for the
splendid care, I got while a patient
in the hospital and I assure you if
you are sick and need the very best
of care, then go to Wingham Gen-
eral Hospital. --Henry Matheresa
31b
IN MEMORIAM
COULTER—In loving memory of
William John Coulter who died
November 3r6, 1053.
Nothing can ever take away
The love a heart holds dear,
Fond memorieS linger every day,
Remembrance keeps him near.-
-Sadly missed by wife and family.
319
IN 111E1VIORIAM
THOMPSON—In loving memory of
Mrs. Ida May Thompson who
passed away November 6, 1955,
and Floyd Thompson who passed
away October 29, 1939.
Take up thy cross and follow Him,
Nor think, till death, to lay it
down;
Fes only he who bars the cross,
May hope to wear the glorious
crown,
In thet bright eternal city,
Where no tears e'er dim the eye;
In the home of ;many mansions,
I will meet them bye and bye.—
Lovingly remembered by a lone-
some husband and fathers—R. H.
Thompson. 31*
IN MEMORIAM
GALBRAITH—In loving mernory
of a dear wife, mother and
grandmother, Mrs. Anson Gal-
braith, who passed awaY Novem-
ei 2n6, 1952.
We do not need a special day
To bring you to our mind,
Por the days we do not think of
you
Am very hard to ifind.
If all this world wee ours to give,
We'd give its yes, and more, •
To see the face of you, clear
IVIOther,
Cosine smiling through the door.—
Always in our thoughts' and sadly
missed by her husband arid family,
31*.
NOTICE
TOWN OF WINGIIANt
Ratepayers tire reminded that
taxes for the year 1056 are due at
Novereber 15, 1956, After that
date interest at the rate of .6%
will be added monthly.
W. .4., Galbraith,
Clerk -Treasurer 21,7,14b
• PREVENT
CHIMNEY FIRES
Use Fire Chief Chemical
• chimney cleaners
To ELIMINATE SOOT AND
• SCALE PROM VOtIlt STOVES
AND PIPES,
For Use In
°it coil and wood fired
units
rou SALE AT
• Machan Hardware
WiNaitAlOt
114COOLIgall'S Grocery
• LOWEU WiNGHANt
McKercher's
•
General Stove
ItatESTOWN ,
Bruce .Chamber 1-larclware
witoxvitia
26:0:10
BIRTHS
PURDON—m In Winglia;General
• gill, 1950, to Mr, and Mrs. Archie
oenital, on Thursday, Getober
Pura:Ions 11.11. 3, - Winginun, • a
daughter,
HUMPIIREY—In WingliaM Gen:,
oral Hospital, on Thursday, Oeto-
ber 25th, 1950, to Mr, and IVIrs,
Lloyd Humphrey, 11,4, 2, Luck- I
now, a daughter.
FONTON—In Wingharn General
Hospital, on Friday, October 26,
1956, to Mr, and Mrs. Harold
Prodbri, Wingharn, a son.
PAYNE—In Wingham General
• Hospital, on Saturday, October
27th, to Mr. and Mrs, Harvey
Paype, Ext, 2, Bluevale, a son,
COOK --lis Wingbam General Hos-
pital, on Saturday, Ocrober 27111,
1956, to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cook,
Itle; 1, l3elgrave; a 'daughter,
BACKETTe-In Winghain Generio
Hospital, on Monday, October
201:9, 1056, to Mr. and Mrs. Alan
Hackett, Lucknow, a son.
IVIcSSUILLIN—In Wingliam Con-,
eral Respital, on Tuesday, Octo-
ber 3019, '1058, to Mr. and. Mrs.
Carmen MeQuililas R.R. 6', Luck -
now, a son.
About 900 People '
At Turkey Supper
BELGRAVE—Another • success-
ful turkey supper was held on
Wednesday evening of last week,
when approximately 300 people sat
down at once to a sumptuous din-
ner in the coinmunity st,rena here.
Proceeds of the supper are used (0
support the arena. '
A short program followed the
dinner with Rev. C. A. Krug ,as
chairman. Ishunbers included vocal
numbers bse a girl's quartet from
Auburn; Clark Johnston accomp-
anied by Mrs. Elaine McDowell;
numbers by the Belgrave Pipe
Band; pupils from US$ 17 Morris
and East Wawanosh and iSsS 7, and
13 of East Wa.wanosh formed a
chorus and sang ewo numbers Ac-
companied by Mrs. Elaine McDow-
ell. Accordion, numbers were given
by girls from Auburn and by Mrs.
Elaine Nixon. Short speeches were
given by the ebairman of the
supper committee, C. W, Hanna,
and by L. E. Cardiff, MP. and
joha John Hannai, M.P.P.
A. dance followed at the Fores-
ters' Hall with Bruce's Orebestra
supplying the music.
BELGRAVE
• Mrs. Annie :Rac of Wroxeter is
spending a few days with her
daughter, Mrs. Edgar Wightman,
Mr. Wightman and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McCrea
vjaited on Saturday evening with
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Manning and
Keith at Blyth.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Shaw, of
London speht the week -tad with
her parents Mr. ancl Mrs. John
d4oniVrridlestsssp°Menntd"taheTilw(eki;°-Ilof •
Lan-
end..sivith
Miss Joan Brydges.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill VanCamp and
Bay and Mr, and MI's. 'Clare Van -
Camp -and Nancy and Keith visit-
ed on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
lierniah Davidson, and family of
Glencoe, ..
Mr. and -Mrs. George I'Vrartin
visited on Sunday With .Mr. and
Mrs, Cecil. Armstrong, Itita and
Kenneth at Thornclale,
, Mr. and,Mrs. Bill Schrieber and
family of Streetsville, Keith. An-
derson, St. Thomas and jainea
Anderson, Toronto, spent the
week -end with Mr, and Mrs, Earl
•A nderson.
Mr. and IVIrs. Wilbert BOyers and
'Mlsa June Dryers of Royal Oak
Michigan spent the week -end with
Mr.sand Mrs. Cari Procter.
IVfts. •Carl Procter vented With
her brother, Mr. 1.1, W; Bell, who is
it patient la St. Joseph's hospital
London, last week.
Mrs. Laura Johnsten and George
spent a few days with Mr. and
Mia, ‘George Johnston, Wingham.
Mr. and 1Vrrs,. Aloe Styles, Billy
and Patsy of Mimic° spent the
Week -end with Mra. Cora McGill.
C.G.I.T. Provides
liallowe''en Party
BELGRAVE—'llie Canadian Girls
in Training hold a Hallowe'en par-
ty Saturday evening in the cern-
inanity arena here,. There Wore
over anCS children In, attendance.
The following prizes Were awarded:
Best dressed lady, Lorna Boit;
best dressed man, Sandra Chain-
ney; best dressed couple, IVtatie
Coultee and Lila; Black; best
Hallowe'en costtirne, Lols Kinti;
runniest costume, 13a1bara Krug
and Carol Walsh, An enjoyable
time was spent Playing games,
The Members of the ca,:tir.
Wettld like to take this opportimitY
'to Say thanks ttheveryonp who do..
hated so generously with; candy,
apples and things that made tiffs
party such a great succeSs.
WHITECOURCH
Mr. Thomas AfeCreight and Mr,
and mar Alfred MeCgeight visited
on Sunday with Nfr. and Mrs, jazz,
Wilson and TO. arid Mrs, Lester
IVtcOtefght of Atwood.
• Mr. toid Urn, 10 f$611rwift vlel.
fed on StInclay With reIative8Ibm
Ottclefigh,
4
Mr. Henry Mathers returned
hoine 'Sunday from the Winghain
General NosPital after being there
sixteen. days.
• Mr. and 1VIrS,,kliarry Dates of
Detroit spent the week -end with
her nother Mrs. Prank Anges
who was celebrating her . 84..th
birthday,
--Visitors a thQ home :of Mr.
and Mrs, R. .1, McMurray over the
Weeksend were, Mr. .arici Mn, B.
Dean, Kingston; Mr, and Mn,
ciVr, 7irna,u,D
aYe' T°cPet0
nrt91cin
;t Mn,cand
.4.,
and Mrs, P. C, Onapman, Stratford,
and Mrs, Hugh Jones, of
Sarnia, haVc Suet returned from
their wedding trip through the
northern states where theylvisited
with Mr, and Mrs, Pierce) Jones
and familyc. of Pieton and also
with Mr. and Mrs, Earl Harnilten
and fa,milY, of Wingham,
—Mr, and Mrs. Clarkson 1VIartin
of Galt and Mr, and IVSrs. Donald
Stuart, of Waterloo, spent the
weelisend with his narents, Mr. and
Mrs, Charles Martin and other
relatives.
,--Mrs. Swan Howard and son,
Robt, Chettlebergh were in Lon-
don on Senclay to visit A, M.
"Scotty" Forbes who is at present
a patient in Westminster Hospital,
having iinclergene an operation.
—Mr. and Mrs. W. a )3411W,
London, epent the week -end of the
201.9, et the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred MacLean, Shuter St„ and
other relatives. ' •
—Mr, and Mrs. C. E. MacLean,
Sarnia, and 1Vf1ss Agnes MacLean,
Toronto, spent the week -end of the
20th with their sisters, Misses Mar-
garet and Sara IVIacLean and other
relatives.
Fatnily Gathers for
37th Anniversary
• BELGRAVE—A fainily.. gatber-
ing was held at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler in
honor of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Coultes, Who were celebrating their
37th wedding anniversary, An en-
joyable time was spent playing
progressive euchre.
Guests included the irnmediate
family and Mr. and IVIrs. Fred
Reid, Mr. and Mrs. George Cantelon
and' family and ' Mr.. and IVIrs.
Eugene McAdam all of Clinton;
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Keyes and
family and Mr. and Mrs.' Gordon
am and family all of Varna; Mrs.
Luella McGowan and Robert and
Gordon Charters, all of Blyth.
BODMIN FORUM
HOLDS FIRST SESSION.
RHLGRAVB—Bodmin Tram For-
um met at the horne of Mrs. Cora'
IVIcGill.with 22 adults and six chil-
dren in attendance. The topic for
the first meeting of the fall sea-
son was "Scheer Milk".
This group answered the ques-
tions as fonows: 1. That them
should be milk available in all the
Schools. S. That the dairies should
deliver the milk to the schools arid
3. That the costs should be divided
by the government and the muni=
elpality.
Recreation was in the form of
progressive euchre with high prizes
going to Mrs. Clarence `ruin and
Richard Procter. Consolatipn priz-
es went te lefrs. Stanley Cook and
Charlie Wilkinson. *Lunch, of tea,
sandwiches and cookies was serv-
ed. The next meeting will be held
again at the honie of Mrs. lefcGill.
UNDY'S
Free Delivery- Phone 82
Q,!..tality and Service since 1915
New Crop Raisins
now in stock '
for your
Christmas Baking
Save. pn these
Week -And Specials
CAMPBELL'S
TOMATO SOUP
10 'oz. tins 2 for 23c
CLOyEllt LEAF
Salad :WHITE TUNA'
7 oz, tins 39c
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Habitant PEA SOUP
28 oz, tins 2 for 35c
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Carnation MILK
tall tins 2 for 25t
• 1,110/VS
New 'ficokthru' Tea Digs
48 bags, 49c per pk.
100 bags, 98c per pk.
aseessesases..ssees.
Frozen foods
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Fruit & Vegetables
—Mrs. Murray ,Tohnson of Dion.
ingilani, Spent the past weelc With
Mrs. Frank Sturdy.
Fred McGee spent last
week in Toronto attending the
Part nesinagere' meeting' at the
Canadian Tiro Store.
Miss Greta Harris spent the,
week -end with Mr. And Mrs, A...T.
McDonald, Guelph,
e44r, and *Mrs"; Pavia Benedict
spent the week -end in Kitchener
with thel•r daughterend sonsin-law
and family.
--Xi, aMwfi,s, WM. Westney of
West Hill, spout the week -end with
her slater, .IVIre, Robert }Wenger,
—Mr. and Mrs, R. G. Gannett.
spent, the week -end in Kitehener
With Mr, and Mrs, H. ivl. Justason
and family. •
DIED
KITCHEN—Vreernau Kitchen, ill
in Wingham: General Moo
on Friday, October 213t1i, at the
age of 54, Ile was ,a resident of
Brussels. The funeral was from
• WENCH- .Dr. William' A. Spence,
oji Tuesday, October 30th, Sur -
Alma Kann. The funeral is from
viving is his wife, the former
the Rana funeral home, Brussels.
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Hullo Folks!
When quiz shows were the big rage on the radio, one of the.
best was loformation Please. It set the pattern for a lot of the
"panel" programs that came along later. vot more whether
it's still on the 'air or not, buy 'When I used to listen to it they
ha,d four of the brainiest: peonle in the 'States on tlie .how every
week to answer the most difficult questions people coUld send in,
eseseseess there was an automobile accialeot come that Was
blamed on Information Please.
It was a .minor accident, a man went through a red ,light ancl
struck -another car..When it got to court, lie explained It this way:
Your Honor, I was listening to information Pleltee oa the car
radio and after A lot of difficult questions they' asked 'the Icor
• experts to suddenly close their eyes and tell
what color of necktie they were %veering."
, .
-"Franklin. Pi Adams and Sohn Merman and
the others closed their eyes and they couldn't re-
member what tic they had ot."
"I was playing along •Witb. them trying to
answer the questions and I .closeif my 'eyes Just
as f got to the corner. And, you know, 1 didn't
know what tie.X was wearing either."
He lost the court case, too.
, -
Radios, I guess, can be a distracdien When
youere driving, sonic people refuse to have them
LON NE MsDONALD on
I like the radio oft for long drives., I think
it helps keep you alert. Pin not One in „dose my
eyes as 1 reach an intersection, anyway.
When you're shopping for a used car, the Met that seine ears
• are already equipped with radio can be a big COnsiclercitIon. When
you're looking them over at our place, take the car of 'your clmice
out for a test drive first, and try the radio, too.
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.UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
The party we are looking for in this area may be a farmer,
office or factory worker or working at seine other trade..
You must have soine spare time, be ambitious and eager to
make extra motley iza a high -profit, cash IntSilleSS.
Itton will be handling name-hrand produets Made by a tending
Canadian company arra caning on established retail store
accounts in your area.
You will not be expected to sell, but will replace. steel( and
. .
•
, collect cash. •
A criah. investment of $800. to *$4000. is required.
For information Write
• REGIONAL SALES 'DIRECTOR
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BUSINESS and
PROFESSIONAL
" DIRECTORY
A" fi. McTAVISH
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