The Wingham Advance-Times, 1957-03-13, Page 4dealt combined, -Phone 185,
IN MEMORIAM
*se "`-eisers."0"01 5°111 BAKER—In, loving memory" of .'a
dear , brother, Sheldon Baker,
who passed away March 14, 1956,
—Ever reniembered by sisters
and brothers. • 13*
REAL ESTOE
2-STOR'E'Y" HOUSE for sale, 0'
rooms, oil heated, hardwood
floors, built-in cupboards;.- three:-
piece bath, good garden, good
location. Apply to box• 16,
vanee-Times. 20
FOR. RENT
APARTMENT „for rent. Private
entrance. 'Phone 329. 913b
THREE UPS'rAIR ROOMS for
rent, Side entrance, and big gar-
den. On North St., Phone 502J12,
6b
DUPLEX for rent, all convenien-
ces, available April 1st, Phone
155 Teeswater, Colvin's Garage.
• WANTED
._-
1"1.00MERS.
331W. •
WANTED, Phone
1$b
SALESMAN WANTED
SPLENDID'RA WLEIGH
NESS • AVAILABLE in. Huron
County, Products 'well knOWn•,-
Opportunity unlimited 'for big
sales and good profits. Start your
business 'on credit without ex-
perienee. Write today: for full
information. Rawleigh:s Dept.
C-453-224, Montreal, P.Q. 13b
ENTER THE SELLING field! join
a PR.00REnWE COMPANY—:
'or part-time agents make
LARGE earnings selling house-
hold necessities, toiletries and
farm specialties. Openings are
available in your surroundings.
Wherever you may live; ask .for
details and 'free catalogue, 1600
Delotimier Dept. 50 Station C,
Montreal. 13b
PERSONAL ,
SID YeatING from Backaches,
Rheumatic pain, Sciatica, Lum
bago is over if you l let RUMS
CAPS help you to relief. Ask
your Druggist. 13b
. * STRAYED
2 GREY AND 1 white geese stray
ea to the premises of J Irwin,
COO. 11, East "VVa,wanosh: Owner
may have same by proving iden
tity and ',paying" for' advertise-
merit. 13b
AMBULANCE SERVICE
CURRIE'S AMBULANCE, Wing -
barn. Safe, courteous Service.
Phone Day 51, Night 716,•or 636.
13r rb
DEADSTOCK WANTED
DEADSTOCK removed promptly
for sanitary disposal. FREE: pick
UP on larger animals; reasonable
collectlon charge for small ani-
mals. Phone Collect ;Wingham
378, Palmerston 123W or ,Dar
hair 398. Gordon Young Limited,
errb
MISCELLANEOUS
tS YOUR TELEVISION properly
Insured for all risk coverage?
For information phone 293, Stew-
art A. Scott, Wingtiant, 2rrb
STEWART A. scow can now save
you 15% On your car Or truck in-
surance. Yearly or six months
poliCies are available. Spacial
rates' for farmers For further
inforMation phone 233, Wingham.
29rrb
SANITARY 'SEWAGE diSPOtal
Septic., tanks, cesspools,
etc" puMped and cleated, clutch
iierViee, all work gharanteed.
Apply Loins Blake, phone 42i6,
Briassela 15trb
158 ACRtS
Thia farm "situated on Lot 35; Con. 9, Huron
Township, '5 miles from Kincardine 'on:'No. 21
Highway.• Very good, clay loam, with 141 miles
of tile drains. Frame barn with silo', Machine
,shed, hen 'house and hog 'pen. Large mo dern
brick house with two bathrooms "and garage
attached, ,
Mr. Harvey Lynn Harrison,°R.R, No. ly
,Kincardine, Ontario.
This. Advertisement published tree by
The Allied Fari Services of Canada
London, Ontario
All inquiries should be addressed to
Save Money
BY
PREPAYING
I Iro'siVn Winghaat
:Tates„.,.-- •
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'Taxpayers may make; payments on account
of 19S7 taxes up to 80 per cent of 1956 taxe%
Interest at the rate of lour' per cent, 'per
annum will be allowed on such prepayments.
Prepayments of taxes lutist be made at the
Town Treasurer's Office, Town
W. A. GALBRAITK, treasurer,
Town of Wingham
you. . 13b
CUSTOM BUTCHERING, cutting•
and' wrapping, choice young beef
by the quarter or piece, fresh
.pork sausage for sale. Also suck-
. ling pigs. R. J. lVfeLennan & Sen.
R.R. 2, phone Brussels
antn.. 27:0:3.34:
• CISTERN PUMP With piping, 40
gal.. oak barrel, clean storing can
for eale. Phone 5718, 1.31
MONTCALM BARLEY for sale
Clean and treated, grown from-
;registered seed, Price $2.25 per
bui., T. Edward Powell, phone
1.8r14, W.roxeter. 13*
• SPECIAL CLEARANCE — West. 04
inghopse clothes dryer, store
demonstrator,' new d!yer guar-
antee, regular $274.95, sale price
$180,00; one used 10-cu, ft.
sealed unit refrigerator, $75,00;
G.E. washing machine, used
$35.00; two new electric feed
cookers for cooking grain, tut.
164
nips or heating water, regular
.075,00 for $175.00; used cooker,
4106,00; one Chanipiori chopper.
8", less V pulley, $49.00; one new
atable 16" -ventilating fan, list
priee $68.25 reduced to $49.25; one
stable ventilating fat, list
price '$80.30,, reduced to $59.95;
one Duo-Therm space heater
.titlitable for eehool or store, reg-
War $199.00. ' Redtieed Pa 81300.
Glopernlan's. Electric, Formosa,
*mite 130r13, 613h
r: 4",
4 Iv
dkoiincommool, W00004►M*O*tE
LEE'S USED FURNITURE. Buy toNING'EVENTS and sell., SPePlal bookcase and
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41,,Thr STROLLER for sale, Good
eanaition. Pilone 523M., 13*
NINAT FOR SALE, Good beef by
the quarter, kilted under license
from the Dept, of Health. Year-
Zing heifers, front qUarterp 31e
and hind quarters 39e. Raynard
Ackert', Ripley, phone ,24r30
Ripley. 6rrb
4948 DODGE SEDAN for sale, In
good condkon. Phone 489 after
six o'eloek. 13*
SEED OATS; Garry, Rodney and
other varieties; Seed' Barley,
Brant, Herta, Montea1m. All
'these grains are Registered
No, 1,e--HoWSOn Howson Ltd.
20 :27 ;6 :13 ;271)
WINE GENDRON baby buggy in
good condition, Reasonable.
Phone 420M, 13*
PURINA STARTED pullets; 1,500
Sussex :x Red; 1,500 Leghorn x
Red; 1,009. Red X Roek, 3 months
old March 5th. Will ,deliver and
take old hens in exchange, Tavi-
stock Poultry Market, phone' 60
reavistock. 6,13,20 ;
FOR SPRING DECORATING see
the displays at the Wallpaper
Shop. New patterns in floor cov-
erings. Wallpaper and a: paint
color of your choice. Let us help
7 CU: FT,' Servel refrigerator for
sale; :•' excellent condition, new
electric ion. Apply to R. Ingram.
Wrogeter. 6 12*
RODNEY SEED OATS for sale,
'Grown from registered seed in
:1956, • One dollar per bus. at barn.
John Purdon, phone Wingham,
614W3, 13'•
DAY-OLD and STARTED Chicks
for sale., 1000 Read-Sussex week
old pullets; 400' five-weeks old:
00 three-weeks old. Apply to
games R. Coultes, RR. 5, Wing-
ham, phone 743w2. 613*
LARGE quantity of oats• and bar-
'. ley, mixed with peas for sale.
Alsoa, qoantity of red, clover
seed, Apply to W 'el Jerilyn,
phone l3russels 53r12 or Wing-
ham 576. 130
6-VAN G. E. MILK COOLER for
sale. Dip-in type, practically
new. Also .1953 half-ton truck,
General Motors; 2-ton Ford' with
'Platform and dual wheels. Apply
to R, Johnston and Son, R.R. 1,
Listowel, phone 936J1, 13:20*
lAvEsiroct Eon SALE
FOUR CHOICE' Cleat Holstein
epringerS;' two third-calf cotes,
.two firat-ealf heiferS. Due soon.
Bred' 1401Steln. Apply to CharleS
Molesivorth, phone 5r8
ilofelea'Wortb, 613*
KEOISTERED ADERDEEN Aug, titi weighing. about, 860 MI,
ne year eld for Sale. Apply to
Ohti RN", It.R, 4,
one RrUSSels, 130
ready to Wean, ter Sale.
'ter George Fisher; Whitew
kitten, p4tniti Winghant.
YOU'VE/TRIED THE RESTS now
try the best. for spareribs and
I satirkraut on Wednesday, Friday
and Saturday evenings. Com-
mercial Hotel, Formosa. Cd12107
A MEETING of HoWick Agricul-
tural Society will be held in
aorrie Orange Hall on TharsdaY.
March 21st, at 8.30 ILIA. MI
farmers interested in field crop
competition are invited. „ CE13la
,TAS, STRUTHERS 8r SON, *Bel-
.more will be shipping hog's to•
Montreal' every Tuesday' free -of
any expense to the farmer, and
on Wednesday to, the Hog Pro-
ducbrs' Marketing Board, either
Kitchener or. Toronto. *. CE13,20b,
THE WINGPIAM WOMEN'S IN-.
stitute meeting will be held in
the council chamber •on Thure-
day, March '21, at 2,30 pin. Home
deonomics' and •health conveners,.
Mrs 0. 21-Iabkirk and Mrs. J.
Henry.. Grandmothers' Meeting:
Roll call, answer by collection of
pennies for Mental Health Assoc-'
lotion, Musical cornet *solo by.
Paul Hutton. District President
will visit, the branch. Hostess:.
Mrs. C. Hopper. CE131?
HELP 'WANTED ,
STUDENT
TELEGRAPH
OPERATORS
' are reqaired by ' :•
CANADIAN.'
NATIONAL.
RAILWAYS
;Excellent opportunities ,,for young
men age 1.71/. or' older, preferably
with two years high eehool., , • , •
Receive nay while training as
telegraph, operatiir-agent and lie
trained at a- station near - ;vote'
• tanne.
Iluplire from' your nearest ON.R.
agent '
APPLICATIONS WANTED
Applications for the position 'of
Grade Teacher for ' intermediate
grades will be received from quali-
fied' teachers. Duties .to ceinraehe
September '3. Applicants are re
quested to state quallifidatiene, ex-
perience and phone nuinber, Salary
will be according to existing sailed=
Minimum. $2400.00; maximum
83600.00. $100 per •year up to six
:Year allOwed for experiefice,
'nual increment $200.00. Applicants
should' contact In writing or by
phone to Mrs. Roy Morgan, seere-
taiy, Wingham, Ontario. • 134
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our sincere
thanks to our friends and neigh-
boars for the kindness ,and„ sym.;
pathy extended to' us during our
sudden bereaVemerit.--- Mr. and
Mrs, Steviart Beattie, Ink
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to all our
neighbors, friends and relatives
who helped* in so many ways at the
time of•our bereavement. Mrs. gas,
Laidlaw and family, 13b
CARD OF THANKS
I Wish to thank all the people'
who sent Me 'cards and ,gifts and
helped out in any way while 'I was
a patient in Wingham. General
Hospital. my most sincere thanks
to Dr': Crawford and 'the nursing'
Staff at the hodpital. —Clarence
Ritchie, , 13*
CARD OF THANKS,
wide to take this opportunity.
of OnpfeSsing .01Y sincere thanks
to elf my friends and neighbors'
toe the gifts'. and. Cards Sent te) inc
and for their Visita White' I WAS.
:a patient, in Winghara, Ceneral .
Spebial thanks to Dr,
1,,Y, A. MeKibbott, Mrs. t Morrey
'and her itatt of nursea—Mrs,
Jeltinatein.• 130.
vvELL$___IINn
l
..ilolEvin1101.nftaciAol!oiry of Itar,
Lnd C5;39hWe12 7hoI a41tch22:•051 ar:nsd
March 14 1956.
—Ever remembered by the family
13.*
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IN .10:10.0n11Am
BAKER—In loving memory ermy
dear son, Sheldon, who PASSea
away, suddenly March 14,
The month. of March Is here.;
To me the saddeSt, Of the year.
The' blow was hard, the elmek
severe,
To part with one I loved so dear.''
It is sad but true, I wonder why
'The best ones are alWays, the first
to die. '
Beautiful xneinories are alb I have
left, •
Of a 'wonderful son I'll never for-
get, „ ' •
—Lovingly temeinberecl by bis
niether. .' '13*
IN MEMORIAM,
BAKER—In loving memory' of a
dear ;husband and father, Shelddn
Baker, who passed away one
year ago, Nfarbh 14, 1956;
Please, God, forgive a silent tear,
A ferveot wish that Dad Was here,
There are others, yes; we know,
But he was ours and''vee leved hirn'
. so, • *
Dear Cod take a message'
To Dad in lieaven above;.
Tell hip 'how much we miss him
And give him. 'all our love.
=Fondly remembered by
wife 'and family `and song in-'
Jim. . 13*
AUCTION SALE
Farm, Stock ,and Implements
NOrth Aalf•Lots 13,,,t 14 '8 Tine
Turnberry
1 Mile West of Who:Main,
'TUESDAY, MARCH 19
at g
• IMPLEMENTS— Ferguson tracr
tor, gbod condition, tandem. disc,
2-furrow 'plow, harroWs, Saddle,
trailer, 2 sets; of, harness; sleighs,
Cedar poles, wagon (rubber tires),
*wagon rack 8x16', M,1-1, binder, 8 ft,
10 new window sash 24x40, hay
fork, hay'rear and new, rope.
HENS :Red x Leghorn-300 .51/2
months old, 500 4 months ,old.
POULTRY EQUIPMENT, prac-
tically new-1 propane brooder -
1,000 sze, 2 proparie.brooders - 500
size, water fountains, feeders,
propane 'regulator with pipe, fit-
tings, 4 propane lights, 8 automatic
Johnson water cups.
FEED—ApProxiinately 200 bales,
of hay.
'HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS—kitch-
en stove, heater, 1 organ, radio,
table. 'Other articles too numerous
to mention,
TernaS—Cash
REAL PROPERTY -
FARM, consisting of 100 acres
(mare or less),' North Half of Lots
13orid 14, B L ine, Turriberry,, 1
mile from Wirigharn. On the pro-
petty ,is situated a frame hotise,
bahk barn arid silo, Drilled well
with water in house and barn. 35
acres new seeding, 20 acres 'fall
plowing, 8 acres bush and swamp,
remainder in pasture. ,
TERMS ON PROPERTY —10
percent downs on day- of sale "and
balance in 30 days'.
WM, STEEN/HUS—Proprietor,
L. G; BRYCE—Met:1016m.,
1.3b
WANTED
LOADS OF
SCRAP IRON .
InicaiEst Valdes PAID FOR
Scrap Iron and Steel
Tin, Wire and Batteries
Uopper and Brass, Horsehair
J. Waiters & Sons
299 Lawrence Ave.
Phone Sit 3.8239
KITCHENER ,
VINANCINC, A _CAR?
Betete you -boy ask anent our
Low Cost Financing Settice With
Coverage,
STEWAT A. SCOTT
otenno..st _
Ai)
CAIW 014' THANKS
I wish to expreh my sincere
thanks 'to my friends' who. go kind- . ly remembered me with so n18,03'
cards, gifts, flowers and visits.
Special thanks to Huron, Chapter.
O.S., Ladies' Auxiliary Canadian
Legion, Dr. W, A, MeKibbon, Mx's,
1 Morrey with her kind and eta.
dent staff 'on 3rd floor ,of Wing-
ham General Hospital.—Gweodolyo
Adams : . 13b
CARD OP THANKS
I wish to thank, all those whe
sent cards, treats and visited me
while I was a patient in the Wing,-
ham General Hospital, 'Special
thanks to Dr. R. Street, Dr, W. A.
McKibbon, Dr, W. A, Ceawfprd
and the nursing staff for their,
kindness, —Dan flallahan, BlYth,
.• , • 131'
',130
VATERLOO dAttLIO; *iltneding ' 'GAUD OP TIM IKS
Adeeieletien "Where Better .Bolla Woteld like to eXPreee my sin-
Aran Used". "For artificial in-` cere thanks 'to all My friends and
Sernixiatient inforMatient or ter., relatives Whet remembered nie with
*nee from all breeds of cattle!, CAMS, floWeta and treats and visits
phone the Waterloo Cattle When was a patient In Wingham
breeding ASSOciatitlii OA Clinton,General 1Elosliiti3l. Special thanks
Hu 2.3341. or MildMay 160/0 be to Dr, W. A. leraWford,, bp, Medal,
IWO% 1.40 and 9..30 it,m, lani, Mtn. Motto and all of, the
all Maeda attailablie top l iitaff Who helped Me in any *Iw—
o:Witt ioW too.° Witt lot Itiogh# 111*
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din PI Om II
LEE'S. TAXI
Day end Night Service
PHONE 18
MI MN Mil 1111 OM IIIII OP'
URGENT •• _ _
.Ast4sont. crier- engineer requires,
'2 ,or 3, bedroom hom'e in Wing,
ham, References
,' upon, request,
KiiiriViedge of.' Inture vaca,nolen'
would b appreciated,
RO.Major,CKNXeTV:
Phone 158 ,
Does High $ppea Cause Accidenis?
The fact that Itighway . Speed lawS !aren't really set by any
scientific study of 'safety, 'hut -just seeat;'10 he numbers
from a bat becomes espeeinliy,':61Marent when yOu 00.re through
the U.S. You may:cross two or three Staines in a day and find the
speed limit jumping up and'.dowii betWeeo 60, 55'and 60. • r
The American AdtoMobile Association 'recently proposed a
new method for setting highway speed, limits.' The idea is to let
motorists themselves decide what a 'safe speed is;
It's dime, like so`mmey things these days, with
radar, The; AAA has Vaunt 'that a safe speed is
usually the speed• travelled by .85 percent ; of driv-
ers on any. particular road. So the AAA• hos asked
that state-wide or province-wide, speed laws many
of them uurealisticallY low; be bolished in fit,vor
of, the speed that radar devices show is the usual
Speed of 85 percent of motorists: • .
Figures"•I' noticed recently' showed that, con-
teary to what I always believed, most highway
• accidents don't happen at high speeds.. .A study,
in Nebraska established that 73 percent of all
LORIIE ilkDONALD 4wechieciii"s e dtit Occurred at les§ than 30 miles an hour.
limits werearaised in Nebraska aeei:
dents were. reduced and the average speed of the '•
cars on the, highway, didn't change at all which only went to
.prove .drivers were-ignoring old speed limits anyway and driving,
rat what they thought was a safe speed. •
You just have ,to .conclude that most•Arivers are ordinary
people with good horse sense. We think so, so we have built our
Food name in••the used car business by giving year.in, •year,out
valise and satisfactioe., Our best' advertisement is the number of
people Who've conic back time after time to buy ears, from us.
The longest cat race in the world had: entries froth just about
every country and took over five months. Drop around next Week
and -well tell you• whO won. • .
eaOrlhoo41., Mt* . , 1
TV.46 4141' caospeTT 0.10 a ..10.
SSE atalt*
45/9Z 4tfr°1' 56evief .
HELP W ANTED
Due to an increase in business, we • are in urgent,
,need of
Three Mechanics and a Parts Man
Exthellent ,workieg•Aconditions and, pay. Group hospitalization
and physician services:
Apply Box 0651, The Banner, Listowel, 0,nt.
NOTE': Our Employees ate ityvare of this advertisement.