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FOR SALE
itOR .SALE, .Good beef by
stile quarter, killed under aieense
PPM. the Dept, of health. Year-
ing 'heifers, front egerters 310
knd hind •quarters, 39c, RaYnard
~Ackert. Ripley, phone 208Q
;RtpleY; . 6rrb
LEE'SHSED :PU.RNITURE, Bey;
and sell, Phone 185. $Orrb
MARSHALL "Spring -time" smooth
top mattresses,, reg. 547.50, Febre-
ary offer, ,$39.50, two weeks. only,
R A„ Cereie & Sons, Furniture,
Wingham, 13,20b
ATTENTION ALL FARMERS.--,
We have aur spring grass seeds
In stock. Order now and take
delivery now and avoid higher
prices, Qur prices are right.
Chamber ' Hardware
s for allyour.
term a m n eels
phone e W oxe
tet
62r5, • 20:27b
0I -FI EQUIPMENT; 20 watt
'Iieathkit W4M amplifier arid
pre -amp, Electrohome tuner
Garrard ohanger (diamond sty
his), all in cabinet; separate
dual -
speaker corner cabinet
:Phone $79 evenings. a
20
I'ER,01AL
Conn EXEl� wa
WW4 SUFFER the agony of
Rheumet'i:e Pelle Selatica, Lunt,
bago, when RUMAQAPS will;
help you to weicome relief, Ask
your Druggist. 20b
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SALESMAN WA111TED
WANTED: --.1 an for steaoy. +ravel
among consumers ie Huron
County. Permanent connection
With large manufacturer. Only
reliable hustler considered. Write
Rawleigh's Dept. J3-453-131,
Montreal, P,Q. 20b
Ile YOU'RE . EARNING $50.00 or'
less and would •like • to increase'
your income, do not wait , ,join
a progressive Company and'
become a progressive man. .We'll
tell youhow ow
if you write to
t
e
amile
�'' x Dept, 45, Station Ci
Montreal. 20b
FEMALE HELP WANTED
GIRL OR WOMAN WANTED to
clerk in grocery store irnmedi-
• ately. Write P.O. Box 414, Wing-
ham, 20b
G,ARRY registered seed' oats for,
Sale. '
.Apply to Leslie Fortune;
Wroxeter 12R9. 20'
GDOD USED B. T. and Pedlar
steel stalls and stanchions, water
bowls,; steel post, cow, calf and
bull pens, litter carriers at about
half price. Apply to L. H. Koenig
.& Co., Bot 31, Mildmay, phone
56, Concret and steel stable
builder; 13,20,274
Sll'FALL'SCREFN G.E. TV .for sale,
Price $50. Phone 486R. 20*
COB CORN delivered by truck for
sale. ApplY N• E. Neville, Bien.
heim, Ont., R,R, 2 Telephone
OR, 6-2135., 20:27.6*
ER
P SAIN LAMB COAT A for sale;
Cheap. Phone 502312. 20b
704 BALES. OF MIXED HAY for
0
sale. Apply to James Devereaux
R.R.- 2, Lucknow. 20'4
keTCHEN" d j rleaf o table le. and 4
chairs for sale Phone 90 after
6 p.m, • 20b
PURINA STARTED. PULLETS—
' 25,00' Sussex X°Red, 3000 Red X
Rock 21months old February 21;
Choice w, pullets, will 1 take old hens
in exchangeand deliver •Tavi-
stock Poultry Market,phone 60
Tavistock; e. 20;27b
. ON SALE • AT "FalrY land "' Wi tno g
1
ham's Infants and Children's
Wear Shop, oiie-piece nylon and'.
gabardine e Snow suits, sizes 1 to 4.
at $4.00 to $11.79, 3 -piece all -wool
coat sets for boys and girls, sizes
2 to 3x at •$9,88" to $14.49. 20e
SEED OATS, Garry, Rodney and
other varieties Seed Barley,
Brant, Herta, Montcalm.• All
these grains are Registered
No, 1, ---.Howson & Howson Ltd.
20:27:6:1$:27b
SUIT: WITH EXTRA PANTS;
'free. Men—you have only 10
More days left in which to order
your . new . made-tb-n}easure suit
with extra pants FREE at
ARMITAGES. These suits ' are
priced • from' $39.75 and; you can
order your suit now and: take
'delivery in March, April or May.
This sale ends February 28th.
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.NAME BRAND, QUALITY HOME
FURNISHINGS direct from the
1niiinulfacturer to you; at prices,
no other dealer can give you," due
to low -overhead, mass perches
ing power and ,tremendous turn-
over. Make your selections from
batter grade mtnufactur'ers such
es •Peppler's, Knechtels, -Andrew
Malcolm, Deilcraft;;. 'Hardings &
Torinto Carpet, Sklar;' Snyders,
Marshall, etc. Pelee "furniture'.
and beeedloomat your favorite
stiles, !then write 'or visit os for
comparison and savings!„ Smit
ty's Shopping' Centre, Ltd "The.
Furniture Town of Canada” Han-
ove'r', 20:eh:
'.A'MIUj 'LANCE SERVICE
OUPlitIE'S AMBULANCE, 'Wing -
belie Safe, courteous Service,
lefitene Day 51, Night"7164,. et 636.
13rrb
DHADSTOCIC WANTED
DEAbSTOCK removed promptly
ter ti'a sitary disposal, FREE pick
up on larger animaleeereasonabte.
collection charge for email' ant-
Male,
ni-m , Phone Collett Wingham
311
.1 -, 3 1ni-erston 123W or Dur-:
tf'
h m 98. Gbrdori 'Young Limited,
< + ! 6rrb
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x Holders' Names
Not Given
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stir. temoo..�' ''ail' . hi
6 Milne or tititleeSe 5',
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WANTED
WANTED
GOOD HOME IN' 'WINGHAM
wanted for 7 -year-old boy fora
year while mother takes nursing
course. ,Apply to Mrs. Clara El-
liott, Lucknow.. 20'
WANTED
SET OF COUNTER` SCALES
wanted, Platform type with dial,
15 lbs,• or over capacity: Wing -
ham Manufacturing Co., phone
875, 2Qb
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LIVESTOCK FOR SALE ,
HEREFORD CALF . and . 9 -pigs . '
weighing 100 lbs', each for. sale.
Apply' to Earl " Toner, phone
Fordwich 57r31. 204.-
PUREBRED
0r
PUREBRED BRED' YORKSHIRE
Gilts for sale at market prices,
Apply to Ed, Powell, R.R.- 1,
in
W ham
g ,.,.phone •18x14, ` Wroit-
eter. 204
REAL ESTATE
von SALE
100 ACRE FARM,. - Con. 4, • East•
Wawanosh, 25 acres fall plowed,
55 acres „excellent . hay, and pas-
ture, the rest hardwood '}bush.
Barn 60x60 and cement . silo,.
hydro and, water in; barn and
house. ,Apply to P. de Groot,
R.R. 3, Blyth, phone•35R33, Blyth,
• • ,20*.
FOR SALE'
DWELLING ---1 storey clapboard
Ranch type on lot 57x132, 'Land-
scaped, North Street, Wingham,
Erect d 195-p.
eContains11
fu ,base-
ment, three bedrooms, 3 piece
bath, kitchen, 'dinette, living
room. Furnace heated (sawdust
burner). Low taxes. For
immed
iste Possession.a1�1Y to II',C
.
MacLean, Realtor, Wingham,
Ontario, phone 115. 20h
YOU'VE TRIED THE REST, .now
try the best, for'spareribs and
saurkrayt on Wednesday, Friday
And Saturday evenings. Coen*`
menial Hotel, Formosa, Cdi2/57
• CARD OF THAkI S
• , M. :and Mrs. Tommy Parker
and 'family wish to thank their
many friends for their kind words
Of, sympathy during their' recent
bereavement, . 20'"
CARD OF MANNA
I ' wish to • thank mymany
my
',friends' who so kindly remembered
•me with cards, letters and treats
While Iwas takingtreatments :at
,Victoria Hospital, London, --Addie
M. Abrahain,, ' . 20"
CARD OF !THANKS
I would like to ;sincerely thank
my friends in' Wingham who sent
flowers, cards and gifts also letter;..
of goo .cheer to ree ;while I was
a patient in Victoria Hospital, Lon-
don. Your thoughfulness will al-
ivays be remembered,. -Mrs. Helen
Kerr,. � 20b
GRAVEL TENDERS
Township of Turnberry
Sealed tenders will be received
by the undersigned until 2 p.m. on
Saturday, March 2nd, 1957 for the:
crushing and hauling of approxi
mately 8000 yards of %" gravel,
to be spread to the ,satisfaction of,
the road superintendent,' not later
than July ,1st„ 1957, contractor to
strip and maintain pits. A marked
cheque for $300 to accompany rten=
ders. Lowest or, any :tender not
necessarily accepted
Geo: 'T , ..
, Thomson, '
Clerk. , 13:20b
TENDERS WANTED
Tenders for the',c n r
act of
sup-
plying, crushing and delivering
approximately' 12,000 cubic" yards'.
of gravel on Morris, Township
roads will be received by the un-
dersigned up until 12 o'clock noon,
ch 1 19
.11ia�r 571 Crusher is th be
equipped a
with three quarter inch
screen.•
A certified cheque for
q $200 must
accompany each "tender, Loveett 'or.
any tender not necessarily accept-
ed,
Geo. C: Martin, Clerk;
13:20b
TENDERS'
Township Y of Turnberry •
S aled tenders s will be received
by th
e undersigned
until -2.
P.m.o
onSaturday, March 2nd., 1957 for ap-
proximately'`,600' lbs, of Warble Fly,
Powder, Lowest .or any tender not
necessarily accepted. •
Geo. T. Thomson, Clerk
13:20b
FOR RENT
�.3-ROOMED SELF ,CONTAINED
apartment on Josephine Street
for rent. Immediate possession,
Phone 2 4R
e 5 R. 20b
APARTMENT FOR RENT: Hot
, and cold water, cupboards, pre.
vale entrance, immediate posses-
sion.,, Phone 329. 2 b
APARTMENT for rent on Joseph-
ine Street, 5 rooms and bath, hot
and cold water; heavy duty
wired, easily heated. Apply to R.
J. "Galbraith, 23rrb
APARTMENT for rent. Phone 329,
13b
-ROOM APARTMENT for rent.
Reduced rent during winter
months. Phone 207. 13,20b
MISCELLANEOUS
CS . YOUR TELEVISION properly
insured for all risk coverage?
For information phone 293, Stew
art. A. Scott, Wingham. 2rrb
•8TEWART A. SCOTT can now save
you 15gi, ori your car or truck my
surance, Yearly or six menthe
polletee are available. Special
rates ter farmers. For furthet
information phone 293, Wingham.
29rrb
3ANITARY • SEWAGE W dispel"dal
septic `tanks; cesepooid, cellars,
tee., • pumped and defined, *deli
Service; all Work guaranteed
;A I
PP y Loeb; Blake, phone 42re,
Lrussele,
ltif`
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iVATERLOO CATTLE Breeding
,seoeiati'on "Where Better I3tjltb
Are Used", • e or artifieiii hi
benrinatlon intormatiort et Sar
Wee, from all ,`breeds of cattle,•
pliatte the Watetioo Cattle
Rleedfitg Atteth ation ate .Cl ftod
Hu 24441 or Mildmay t30r124
tn"
ee
rl 1,30
and 9.� _
90 L,iti, vs'e
hitt. it breeds ittrailralite top:
%Witt ssrt :lo* cont». 000.
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TENDERS.
Township of Turnberry
Sealed tenders ;will be received
by the undersigned until
2 p.m. on
Saturday; March 2nd, for • Warble
F1P
Ply Spraying for the.1957 season,
Lowest or, any tender not necessar-
ily accepted.
Geo. T. Thomson, Clerk
13:20b
TENDERS WANTED
Tenders to supply a three quar-
ter ton truck for. `the Township of
Morris will be received by the
undersigned up until. 12 o'clock
noon, March 1i 1957. •
Truck is to be equipped with a
spare tire, . heater and directional
lights:
Lowest, or any tender !tat neces-
sarily accepted.
Geo C Martin, Clerk
13:20b
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Adversity
When e'
w lookr 'th
n dictionary
e ovary
we find that adversity is defined
es, "misfortune."
We all trust that ill luck will
pass us by, but very few of us are
fortunateenough to. attain the
realization of this hope. However,
quite often adversityis really'
a
blessing in disguise for by striving
to overcome it, we become stronger
and are better equipped to meet
whateverlife may bring next. An
easy life does, not produce a great
Man,
. Let us recall the words of Theo-
dore Roosevelt, "There has never
yet been a man in our history who
leads a life of ease whose name is
worth remembering."
We can keep effort alive in °.us
by a little uncalled-forexercise
every day. That is by systematical
ly self-denying in little, unneces-
ary points. Do something worth-
while for, no other reason than
that you would rather not do it,
so that when the hour of need,
comes it may find you trained to
stand the test.
,.Th man
Thedaily who' has 'arcus-;
timed himself to the habits of at=
tention and self-denial will stand'
like a ..tower, when , everything
rocks around him and while his
softer fellow -men
are sifted like
chaff in the blast.:
Sometimes in. our
schoollife we'
`feel that the discipline is too rigid
or, the standards of our work too
high, However this is a :benefac
tion and we shall realize it as such
Funeral T
hursda '
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For Mrs. . .
a kn�'
x ess
Services :were; held, on Thursday,
at the Church . funeral home in
Teeswater' for Mrs. Mary Ellen
Harkness; who died in. the .Wing -
'ham General Hospital. on Monday
of • last week. Mrs. Harkness had
resided in Culross Townshipfor
the
past 55.•
ear'
s. 'Her husband,
usband,
James Harkness, died some years
ago. The former Mary Morton, she
was born at Durham,
• Surviving are four daughters,'
Mrs.George ge .Gamble, Teeswater;
Mrs. James , Struthers, Belrnore;
Mrs, John Reid, Hensall; Mrs. Da-
ted Ireland, Culross; and six sons
George and. Leslie, Culross Mid -
ford and James, Teeswater, Wil-
fred, Harriston and. Gordon, Hen-
sa11. ;
Rev, T. J. McKinney y was in
charge ,of the funeral, service on
Thursday afternoon and interment
was made in Teeswater Cemetery,
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
LOVELY QUILT suitable for
spread for sale. Phone 436w.
204
when we go on to, further our
studies or to take positions in life.
r'Good timber does not • grow in
ease, •
The Stronger wind, the .tougher
trees,
The farther ' sky, . the 'greater
length;
ore for
Them the m, the;.mote. the
strent .
Bh
By sun and Bold,by rain" and
snows:,
In tree or Man,, good timber grows,""
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Senior Girls' - Basketball •'
The week of :February 4, ;1957,
was an important week as . far as
Sr, Girls' Basketball; was concern-
ed, During. that" week' the' Whig-
heel girls twice defeated the Code:
rich girls. Wednesday the tw
teams met in Wingliam for an ux
Mrsr. Erskine roferood the rgalne,
by Deanne Allan 424
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Jll uys' Btii,ketbyll
On February 13,•the 'Wingham
Juniors Met the Goderich' Juniore
in ,a WOSSA'IF3asketball ,game.
The game Started very, slowly
and a4 the end •of quarter ,time
the .snore was S-8. Then Wingham
picked up and at .half-time the
score was 22.16 for Wingham, The
local h'boys held:. the lead during the.
rest of the gams and,at • the final,
whlatle the score was 48.-28,
Peter Nasmlth led Wingham,
with 16 points, Other marksmen
were 'Hetherington 10. emir-
, #� g
Way 9, Lane 5, and Kennedy and
Brown with`4 each, ,
by Rae Hetherington XIA
Junior Boers' Dasketirall
On Friday, February $, the
Wingham .Junior boys played 'host
to Goderich in their second and
last meeting with this team, The:
Wingham boys Showed more,,,scor-
ing ability than in previous games
as they: extended ,/their- unbeaten,
streaks to 7 games, The final
score• -was an overwhelming 77-34,'
Rad ;'Hetherington paceee•Winghani
:with' a grand tote of 41 ''Points,'
1..
Pete
Nasmi
th oil e .
f o d with
w l'
2.
points,'; Pete ; Hemingway netted 6.
Pointe,. then .came Dave Kennedy.'
with .5 Willits, and. Wayne; Brown'
and Rod MacKay, had 2 each, •
by Peter •Nasmith IIA
Concerto
Defined
n
•
What is the difference betweenit
-,,
a symphonyand a concerto? Ac -1
cording 'to the Book of Knowledge,
0 a symphony is ,performed by the!.
'entire orchestra throughout, A
concerto, however, is composed for
performance by the orchestra .and,
one or two solo :instruments, For a
concerto grosso, a small section of
the orchestra is set aside to play
its solo parts and then to join with
the main orchestra in a vigorous
part called the tutti..
citing game,'. At the, end of the
first quarter Goeeeiche led Wing-
ham 6-5; but eby 'half time Wing
ham was ahead 17-9. - After that it
was Wingham• "all the way," At
three-quarter time the': score read
26-16 for Wingham. In the final.
quarter Goderich .led the scoring
by getting 8 points while Win • am
got 3. Nevertheless when the.
score was tallied, it read 29-24 for.
the Wingham girls. Mrs. Tiffin
refereed, assisted by Marion Currel
(Goderich) and Marie Hastie
(Wingham.) .
e. Th on
Then Friday Feb.. '.
Y,:� 8 th
'Goerich •"
d gals pl'ayed,i 'host'; ,Eo
Wingham,, This .was a, real thriller
(and' that's the understatement of
•
the years)" At quarter ;time' Wing-
ham . had come through with'ten
points in .their favour •: Goderich
With seveneAt half titin a the score-.
board read: Goderich -14,. Wingham
18. The third quarter was" even
more exciting! Goderich'•• hit:. the'
basket for 6 points while- Wing
ham got ,:4 making.` the score'22-20
for Win hsm; From.here eon it wan
at battle all•the way! ,With' 3 _menu-'
tes to' go in. the game arid`: Wing-
ham', leading , 28-26; '.one,• of• the
Wingham girls . got ,a 'feel for;
charging.: The free shot. was taken.
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"oday and 'Tomorrow s.
"HERE IS HQ'PE•H[tP••AND HEAI,iNS"•,
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,This hi-NeCgiy at'tia'1e .series will contains .interesting facts.
about ilu$pitals'and is' published as a publio service by this
newspaper in 0,oper'atinlr With the Ontario tlgspjta1 Assd•
,ciation..
Have ;you .ever stopped to .coil
aider Who as Well as what ,a hos-
pital Is? -
A hospital ;;s the people of the
community,: Sickness; like the poor,
will always be with us and there
must be a place where the ,more
,serlous,cases can be cared for :ade-
,quately. The hospital is the cont-
munity's. 'answer to this. need.
carr
out
t docto'
r's
orders,
highly trained nurses and tech-;
nici
a s,': plus. numerous ua other st
aff
members who play their part, dire
ectly oreindirectly,' •in the patient's
care:.Here, :too,. are costly :facilities
and equipment' installed and main-
tained for. the use'ef physicians
treating the sick of the community.
A hospital is• a corporate body.
The people of :the .cominunity, who'
own the 'public ,hospital, are rep-
resented by the hospital's'voluntary
board of governors, which is 'legally
responsible for all activities withian
the institution, The ;members: of
the boardreust be certain that the
hospital is well managed, that it
will always be ready to help
doctors car„e for every emergency„
A hospital ie doctors, . No build-
ing, 'however well ,-egliieeed, can
become a hospital until it has
doctors,'The int s
tri:ca 1 ..,teff is bas! '•
to any hos ital, Youc
p a t
n s
e
a
of,:oi
n SP
ea a
h t 1 without u
. �. wt tatr�
o t'”
p a
u m teal
o
embracing its Medicall-staff wlto:
have the,.`seicntific knowledge to
diagnose and treat patients' ill-
nesses. '
Who, :then, is a hospital? It is
dedicated- !nenand womenre both
professional • and non;pfofesslonai
co-operating to make available the .1
best possible care for the ;sick and'
injured of the community:.
ROS=In Wing h
S am Gener 7
e, . €' a Hos
tal, on TeesdaY` F br'uar 121`
pi, a _Y.
195? : to Mr.; and Mrs., Joh Roes;
s�
f
• R,R,;1. Formosa, a, daughter
SMYTH—I'n, Wingham 'General
Hospital, , on Thursday, February
14th, 1957, to Mr. and Mrs. Robe rr
.,1
ert Smyth; Winghain, a daughter;
UCKLE= In ' Win
B `ghaYn Gener a"l
Hospital on Friday, February 15,'
1957, ,to. Mr.,.,and ; ;Mrs. • Joseph`
e Buckle, R.R. 1, ; Teeswater, a
daughter
McDONALD— .
In Winghamt-'Gen
era! Hospital, on, Saturday; Feist
ruary' 16, 1957,',to' Mr. and ' Mrs:•
Hugh McDonald, • Teeswater,' $'
'daughter , •
OGA�
iV N In •Wi
ngham General
, Hospital,• on Monday;' 'ebru'ary,
18; 1957, to Mr. and Mrs. `Rose:
Vegan, Wingham,, asdaughter.
and missed, But, •Goderich •. hae,.
the ball
out at theft'. 'erre Of the
court and still 3 minutes to play!'
The ball was' passed, 'A `shot Was
taken:.•The ball" slowly 'circled• the
rim of the' basket•, (the:,only :thing
that was slow) and • out over the
edge,. The girls tried" again. They
Y
missed' > it back and alined., It hit
the blackboard boutieed, hitthe
rim of the,' basket ....and": bounced
again,''A tie
bali was
' balled. 'They
lurl ed and the ` the
whistle blew,
"Caine over!" Wow! ,Avid whet n'
game, ` ' Everybody, was' screaming;
and umping in excitement!, The
score "was still 28-26 'for Winham,.
Top"scorers for Wngiiath were:
Marg,; Machan. 13 points, e Muriel
Gowdy 9, and Ruth'.':Fryfogle 6,
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LEE'S' TAX
Da�y
and Night 'Serve
PHONE 0 185
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$to•• Me
1 t You've Heard
p This One .
The easiest; way to tell a` car,story is to trapa• m chap : it
e c ra
grease' pit, stand over him and shout', He just can't escape. • The
advantage of being a reader is that you carileanytime.'i
Yave
I
Brit :here, are a fe
w ',that I've forced -our peoplesnicker at
There: was, the man In• Vakcouver, Venetia, who told thejudge li
l to e
wasli't`guilty of failing to-uuave his new license plateron 'hi'
byeni
'the- rleadli e, "`Th p`
n e plates were on my' car, he "right
right
on the ront seat" ''Best excuse live h time,"
, card in a lout, ,said..
the judge .aeter the prosecutor had. talked himself. out '
explaining
.the ;difference between :in",an<l "on".
.Gave him a suspended
sentence
The law, just the same, was able to trip up.
another driver who thought he :had. 'an,angle. In
Portland, Oregon, a .man set out to prove b
J P e a et
that :there . was no law against driving in .the
nude- and was arrested for not having his
driede's license • on his )person,
"Things went ,easier for a wotuan in 'Tyler,
Texas, who was asked, by the judge to explain
why ,the had overparked in: front of •a dress ,, op .
t
"Tryingon a girdle -end was unavoidably detain-
ed," she explained. I don't renew how she: was,
but her sentence was, s'us1ended.• '
LOH E Like the woman in t
N McDONi1LD he girdle, once'you buy a
car: you're going to be in it, for some time. That's ..
"whyit'
. ,s good sense. and good business to pick
• out .a+carits - car - that fits, , that fits your needs and fits your
. poc
keE=
book..ee We'ihave sucha Iarge display of quality cars,,at our lot
we,re- pretty, surewecan ftnd one just right fdr
you:'" ••
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LOADS •
SCRAP::: IRON,
IIiGHEST PR$ S 'pAID F
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Scrap Iron
Steel
Tin. Wire aitdeila ri
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TENDERS"
Township' of Turnberry
Sealed tenders will be received
by the undersigned'until 2 p.m. on
Saturday, March 2nd, 1957 for
Warble Fly inspector for the 1957
Season, Applicant to supply his
own transportation, Lowest or arty
tender not necessarily accepted.
• Geo, T. Thomson, Clerk.
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Large Farm' Listing, Dwellings & Business Property
Listings and Inquiries I;nyited.
"WE SPECIALIZE IN GIVING, SERVICE',
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VENDERS FOR (;ERA VEL
For Eats WaWeriosh Totenship
Tenders will be" feceivee by the
undersigned • Until • one &clock
Tudsday, Mach iltlt, 1957.. for haul-
ing and crush!* g approkiMately
1000; eu, y44 •of klutiik;delivereil on
0:411614 roads L0weeie ot•- any ten
der riot' necesearfly aGee t'ed, gravel
to as through % keteeri, a mark=
ed ;Cheque for $860 00 to accompany
each "tender, •
Stuart : enu ley,
road Superintendent,
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W.inghi#sir Ohtitrto..
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GRAVEL TENDERS!
!Township of Howler•1957
-'1'eilders plainly marked as to
content Will be received by the
undersigned up to 2 1),m Friday,
Match 1 for. crttshieg and hauling
10,000 en, yds, more or less of
gravel to be t inch screen and
4,000 eu, yds, more et •Iess' to be
ie4 inch screen, Gravel to be delivs
eyed anywhere, he the '1''oWnshlp of
Heivick under 'direction of the 'road
su etinten
dent
. Pits are to be
stripped and maintained by the'
contractor to ' slrtisfaetion of road
superintendent All loads are to be
fevelled cit the pit; The work not
to be started earlier than 3tity let,
and etimpleted by September 15th.
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road
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health'; Gorrle, <intario', A certitled
Cheque'- for 5% of the tender to
aeeompany same, Lowest or .any
tender not necessarily accepted,
J Harold Ijolioek, Clerks
Township of H'otvick,
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DETHERINGTON
Barristers, Solicitors, Ltd
Winghain, : Phone 48
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Interest at the rate of )'c►tir ,percent, per
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