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AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE
LE'T. US QUOTE .YOU ON C./UI
DIVIDEND-PAYING POLICIES
TERMS .-- 6 MONTH'S or 12 MONTHS
Special Low Rates for faro:Jere CarsA Truc . .
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BY
EPAY1NG
TOwn. ot Witighain
Taxes
.Taxpayers may make payment§ Oh account
DEADSTOCK removed promptly
f6r sanitary disposal. FREE pink
up on larger animals; reasonable
collection charge for small ani-
Mids. Phone Collect Wingham
378, Palmerston 123W or Dui
ham 398. Gordon Young Limit d.
Hullo Folkst
The. World's Most Elegant, ciir.
• The story is- told in -car-buildingAcireles of an elegant .,dinner
oin -1927 when an English lady sat next to 'the Preach automobile,
,'manufacturer Ettore Bugatti. She remarked to him: "Of course'
everyone` knows you make the finest racing cars in the world,
but for a' town carriage of elegance, one still must- go to Rolls
Royce."
Bugatti was enraged. Re went --back to his
•
factOries in. Aisace-I,orraine
'
whene 'he ruled like-
a afendt baron, and set abont to make the worldN
most elegant car. It was the Bugatti La Royale
—which cost $30,000 for the chassis alone, '•the
coachwork. was •extia.
- It. had a Wheelbase, of 14 feet, two inches,
From the vrindshield to the radiator capineasur-
.
ed exactly seven feet, - •
But 1929 came soon after and Bugatti• made
Only seven at his elegant monsters that could-.
ride dead smooth at three mites an hour or speed ,
?LARNE •MeDONALet
• ' • . One that was owned by King Alphonse of
- Spain, had a'$13;000 convertible body added to it. During the war,
a• man with a knowing eye found the ear in a New Yerk.junkyard.•
and bought it for, $350. '
That -was probably the world's greatest Used car bargain and
not.,, admit,. the sort of thing you'll find at our place, But —
our prices are tlfe lowest, and it's good to' remember' that the
'priCe• you pay for a used car is not"attly the price at the lot but
also the .money • you 'Spend for repairs. That's 'Where our, traded
used cars •;score, because every tar 'la gone over • by otir best
Mechanics before it ever sees the lot.
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-ELLIOTT, REAL.ESTATE AGENCY
Myth, Ontario = Phone 104
GORDON ELLIOTT, BROKER
Fleming S. Baliagh, Salesman,' Victor Kennedy, Salesman,
Res. Phone, 586J, Wingham. , Res. Phone, 78; Blyth
Large ,Farm Listing, Dw,ellings & Business Property`.,
Listings and Inquiries' Invited.
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BUSINESS- and
PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
CRAWFORD &
HETHERINGTON
Barristers, Solleitora; Into,
Winghrun, • Phikaa 48
al. IL CRAWE'ORI), Q.C.
* R. S, HETHERINGTON, Q.O.
A. H. MCTAVISH ...‘ BARRISTER, SOLICITOR •
and NOTARY PUBLIC.
TEESWATER - ONTARIO
Telephone x3 Teeatviiter
Wiroxistettvotywoohiowity
blterritoOti,
by appointment,
is W. BUSHFIELD
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Barrister, Solicitor, Ni.darY, Et..
Money to Loan
Office-411eYer Block, WIngham
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AUCTION SALE MRS. ARCHIE MESSER
PASSES SUDDENLY
Firneral services were held hek
for the late Mrs. Lucy Beswither-
icit on 'Wednesday, 'Mareh-27, from•
hen' late residence at Fordwieh l
ReV. 3. W, Hird of Foravrich Unit-
ed •Chtirch, of whinh she was a
member, condected -the 'service.
Mrs. Beswitherick had spent het
entire 81 years in the Howick corn-1957
munity and passed away en March
24th, following a lengthy illness.
Her two daughters, Lenore and Lot No. Violet are both at home, the form-
er being on the staff of Norwell
High School. Her ' late husband
predeceased her 28 years ago. Mrs.
Beswitherick's only 'sister passed s, and a garage, away in Toronto on March 22nd ated on a corner 6, 1880, was marriest in. a922 :.to and wasaburied in Fordwich came-
oil furnace. Proper- Harry McGee, of Wingham, where tery on Monday, March 25th. -Mrs.,
ered subject to a re- they have .resided Most- of 'their
IF7terscirw.witi'lleeh:rieci:m
married 'life. There••were no, child- etery juSt two days
Was also buried in.
The couple"- celebrated 'their 35th
wedding anniyersa.ry last' summer.
The funeral will take :place 'on.
Thursday, April 4th,. from the R.
A. Currie , and Sons funeral horne,
at. 2,30. ServiCeS Will' be ,condueted
by the ROI. Alexander' Nimmo and
the ,Rev. D.' 3, MacRae. Interment
will be _made Winghtup cem-
etery. 41
of 1957 taxes up to 80 per tent of 1956 taxes,
Interest -at the rat of -Vont per cent, -per
atituith will be 'allowed-on -such prepaymenr,§/
Prepayments -of taxes must' be -made at the
T' *tr. Treasurer's Office, ToWn Hall„
Wo,A. GALBRAITH, Treaturet,,
Town tit .Witoilithi
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LEDS USED FURNITURE, Buy
and sell, Toasters, 11$ plates.
radios, -table lamps, °leeks, re-
cords,, 1950 Hillman Sedan, re-,•
conditioned and painted, Phone
3$0, 3b
ARTICLES for Sale—Milk filters
'"RaPid• no" 6" 79e; 61/2" 85c.—
ALEXANDER'S HARDWARE,
3b
priLARL White Lloyd buggy in ex-cellent Conclitioa for quick sale.
Phone 560. 3b
GENERAL ELECTRIC washing
Machine, slightly used, for sale,
reasonably priced. Apply Box 24,
• Advance-Times, 3b
FOR YOUR PAINT NEEDS see
' the Flogiaze Dolour Album, A
colour' and finish for all'interior
and exterior prciblerns.—The
Wallpaper Shop. 3b
GOOD SAXAPHONE, trumpet
and P.A. system for sale. Apply
to Mrs, Bertha Hendersqn, P.O:
Box 234, phone 312.
MODERN AWING-• ROOM SUITE
for sale, consisting table,
buffet, china cabinet and 6 chairs
'in 'excellent conditinn. Phone 369.
3b
• WHITE ENAMEL COOK STOVE
for sale, Cheap,r 7 cu, ft. frigid-
aire. refrigerator- in geed condi
tion. Phone 453. • 311
MEAT FOR.SALE. Good beef ).))
the quarter, :killed under license
f rpm the. Dpt. of Health. Year-
ling heifers, front quarters .31c
and hind quarters. 39e, Raynard
Ackert, Ripley, phone 24r30
'Ripley. firrir
SEE our newest lines in fishing
eimimment which have just ar-
rived.—ALEXANDER'S HARD-
WARE.: • 3h
RED- x SUSSEX started pullets,
ranging from two weeks to nine
weeks, for sale: Also 1000 bales
of good mixed alfalfa and time-
`thy hay: Apply to Jas. R. Coul-,
tes, pindite 743w2. • 3b;
USED VACUUM GLEANERS for
sale; ;16.00 and up.. Filter Queen
Service, Blyth, Ontario, • 3*
854T. GENERAL TRAILER at a
real bargain price on easy fi-
nance terms for 'quick sale.
Phone 386 except Sundays. 3b
AVAILABLE NOW—Loin priced
plantation ;paint. Plat white
Outaide white per gallon, $3.49;
per quart, .98c.—The Wallpapei
Shop. 3b
CUSTOM pUTC1:1ERING, cutting
and wrapping, choice young beef
• by the quarter or piece, fresh
pork sausage for sale. Also suck-
ling piga, R. J.. McLennan '& Sort
jIluetrale, -R,R. `2, phone Brussels
1011, 20,27,3*
LIVESTOCK.FOR SALE,
24 PIGS 'Seven weeks old for sale.
Apply to Archie Pardon, phone
014.13. 3b
QUIET, av,L'ATURE Shorthorn bull,
Ransom- Stiltait„Nci.'.339532, .0 for,
Sale. Originally from Wm, Man.'
ninWs herd. Apply -ter Norman
, Coulter, phone 792w2, Wing. ham. 3b
REAL ESTATE
LOTS IDEALLY LOCATED - for
sale On Carling Terrace in' Wing-
. ham. 'Pride: Best offer. Apply
phone 599, Wingham. arrb
DOUBLE HOUSE and two-car
garage on Centre St. for sale. Oil
and coal furnaces. Kitchen Cup-
boarda and , 3-piece bath in each
apartment. For further particu-
lars Galls Stewart A. Scott, phone
203, representing Robt, Martin,
Realtor. 20.27:3:10b
HOUSE • AND BARN on choice
lot on HaVeloCk St., 'Lucknovr,
for sale. 'Property of Samba
Burns and the late Mrs. Maria
` Burns. Contact Mrs, Alfred nit-
Lileknow, or .T. D. Burns,
Wingham, 3b
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
f.4-Storey house in Pleasant Valley,
1008seSSion can be given any time,
, 11 -storey house on Josephine
Street, Possession can be giVen ,Oh
May 1st, 1057,
Tile South 139 feet of Lot 17, Mc
Crea'a Survey, Beigtave,
ate possession can be given,
P01' particulars apply to Crawford
And Hetherington, Barristers, ate.,'
WINGHAM, ONTAR 0 27,31)
SALESMAN' WANTED
MAN WANTED for Itawleigh bUSi-
nest; Sell to 1500 Meanies. Geed
Orr-Alb, 'for hustlers. Write today.
Ritwleigh'e DePt. D-453•;S., Mon-
treal, Clue,
BEM .ftririt ,habSe t6 house' Or dir•-•
eat 'frottl.--yout Otall borne. 'Very
tatriintlao$ fine .1iirle1'Ohandise,
400 y BOX,'
0:10*
1.rog RENT
BOOK NOW for your vacation!
Well-furnished cottage at Kin-
tail, 30 minutes from Wingharn
Large lake frontage; quiet beach
wonderful for children, H,dro,
oil-heated. Sleeps 8 -comfortab-
ly. No bedding or linen supplied,
AriPly 'Box X26, Advance-Times.
3:10:17:24b
.WANTED
.COMING EVENTS
DRAIN -TENDERS
TOWNSHIP OF, IIOWICK
Tenders will be received separ-
ately. for each drain by the 'under-
signed until 2 p,m., Tuesday, April
16th, 1957, for constructin g and
supplying material for the follqw-
ing Drains:
(1) Killinger, Municipal • Drain
and Branch a•-• Consisting of a700
lineal feet of 6" tile drain, - 1000
feet of 8" tile drain, 800 feet of 10"
tile drain, and 1700 feet of 12"
tile drain, and 2 catch basins.
(2) ,Jack Bennett Municipal
Drain — Consisting -of 1085 lineal
feet of 8" tile drain, 1287 feet of
10". tile "drain, two catch basins
and culvert under road.
(5)„ Parrish Municipal Drain Ex-
tension — Consisting of 400 lineal
feet of 6" tile drain, -1000 feet of
8" tile drain, 1249 'feet of 10" tile
drain, and catch basin.
(4) •Win. A, 'Bennett Municipal
Drain and Branch—Consisting of
8655 lineal feet (8000 cu, yds.) of
open drain, and removal and re-
placement of culvert,
Plans and specifications may be
seen from the Clerk.
A certified cheque for 10% of the
contract' price must ' accompany
each tender.
Lowest or any tender not neces-
sarily accepted,
J. Harold Pollock, Clerk
Gerrie, Ontario, 3,10b
CARD OF THANKS
I sincerely thank - Mrs. I. 1Vlorrey
-and staff of Wingham General Hos
pital and all- those who 'sent cards
and gifts to me. A special thanks
to Dr. M. H. Corrin, -Dr. B. Corrin
and Mrs. Twamley.—Mrs, Jerry
Cranston _and Leone, ,
IN MEMORIAM
MERRICK—In lovin,g memory of
my dear husband, Irvin W.
Merrick, in .his 39th year, who-
passed away suddenly at his
home 39 Catharine St., Wingham
Ontario, on Tuesday, April 3rd,
1956. • •,
Today recalls sad memories
Of my dear husband gone to rest
And the one- who thinks of him
today
Is the one vyho loved him best.:
My lips Cannot tell how I miss
him •
-My lips cannot tell what, to say,
-GOd alone knows how I miss him
In a home that is lonesome today
—Lovingly remembered and sad ly
missed by his wife, Helen.
1VIERRICK—In loving, memo
Irvin W. Merrick, Who di ed vety
ry of
stiddenly at his home on TueS-
day, April 3, 1956.
"I'd trade all, my tomorrows for
just one yesterday"
—Sadly missed by a
ck
Ituated 7-roorn, 11h-storey,
ahouse. Property will be of-
red subject to a reserve bid.
Terms—Real Estate: 10% on the
date of sale and the balance within
„thirty days thereafter. Further
particulars and conditions of sale
CLEARING
AUCTION SALE
75 Reg. & Grade Jersey Cow's, &
Heifers—Top Machinery
pill be h'eld at the farm of
AREND BURGERS & 'SONS
Lot 23, con, •1, Cuirass Township
4 miles North of Wingham, 1,4,1 rail°
West, on No, 4 Highway,
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10
Sale start With Machinery at
10.30 a.m.—stock at 1 p,in. sharp
No reserve as farm has been sold.
TERMS—CASH Lundh booth on
the premises,
DONALD B, BLUE and LORNE
McLELLAND, Auctioneers .
3b
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AND HOUSEHOLD FURNISH-
INGS OF THE ESTATE OF
ANNIE C. OLVER, TH
PREMISES VICTORIA STRF,D
WINGHAlVt, ON APRIL 6th,.
at 1 O'CLOCK
REAL ESTATE ,
Lot No. 67 and Part of
66 on the Corner of Vi
Frances St., in the To
ham. On this Proper
a six-room . brick
ing three bedroom
and is well situ
lot. Heated by
ty will be off
serve bid.
. TERMS: REAL ESTATV---10%
on the date of sale and the lial-
ance within thirty days there-
after.
F rther particulars and condi-
tio is of sale will be made known
on the date of sale, or may be had
an application to the undersigned.
There will be offered for sale
at the same tinie and place the fol-
lowing honsehold goods and furni-
ture: •
3-plece Chesterfield suite, 'Settee,
Desk, oqd. Chairs, Small tables,
Lamps, 2 Rugs, 2 ,Congoleuin Rugs,
Oak Hall Seat and Mirror; .3 Mir-
rors, Dining Roorn Suite; 2 Bed-
room, Suites; Chest of Drawers,
Couch, Drop Leaf Table, 3 Kitehen
Chairs, Frigidaire, Kitchen Stove
(coal or wood); Sewing Machine,
Rangette, Washing Maehine, Dish-
es, Lawn MoWer, Todls, Other
articles die numerous to mention,
TERMS : CA SH.
CRAWFORD & HETHERINGTON
Solicitors for' the Executor
L. G. BRYCE,
Auctioneer. -
Wing'ham, Ontario.
27:31)
The 'oat) of former well-
known resident of this ,district oc-
curred auddenly in Eaeter
Saturday, when Mrs. Archie Mes-
ser, 70, of Gederich, died following
a stroke, Mrs, Messer, accompan 7
ied by her de:tighter, MiSa Mai.;
garet Measer,•..had ;'1 been...a in -Lon-.
don for medierd :attention"; and,' on
While there she atiffered a seizure
at hnedi r paivs:yerd. artwolrgiy•.7 :0.)ri,:o.,k :hod
stopped .,at a :restalrant .1n7Exeter.,
The fornter "Elizabeth cAllister,
she was born in West.;.W.awarMali
Township,',a daughter. of; the late
'William • McAllister 'and jaae Ann
VVilson. She waS married to Archie
Messer at • her herne, Illicrest
Farm, West. Wawanosh, in -.1920.
Later they.reakied at 13.111eyftie and
VVroxeter. Her Infsband died ,in
1949.
Mrs. Messer is survived by heir
daughter, Margaret, of: Gederieh;
a brother, David McAllister arid a
sister, Miss Josephine MeAllister,
both of Dunganhon.
The fynerarwas held from the
R. A. Currie & ons funeral_ home
in Wingham at 2.3(i pm.' on Tues-
day,. with .in ern-lent • hi Wingharn
Cemetery.: Rev.' R, G. MacMillan,
of Knox Presbyterian , Churcil,
GoderiCh, Officiated and pallbear-
ers were; -Burns Moffatt, -%Grirdon
Messer, Gua Redmond, Theo. ,Red-
mond, Jehn ,Thomison and
Donald •Thompson. „
Mrs; Harry McGee
Died on Tuesday
Mrs: Mary D. (Minnie). lVfcGee,
Frances Street, -wife of Harry Mc-
Gea died •at the Winghani General
Hospital on Tuesday of:jliis_iveek.
She was '70 years of age. ,;
Mra. McGee, born D. Halli-
day in licivrielt ToWnship: on auly
Wilfred, Fryfogle
Dies in Detroit
The death of Wilfred Fryfogle,
formerly of Wingliam, occurred in
Detroit on March 28th, after a long
illness, The funeral service was
held in Detroit on March 30th.
Surviving are his wife, formerly
Annie 1VIeEwen, of Bitievale, and
oee son, Dr, ,James, of Detroit;
also two sisters, Mrs. William
(Mae) heard and Mrs Thos
(Mande) sSmith, of London, and
three grandchildren,
Mr. FrYfogle, was the son of
the'-late .Mr; and Mrs,- Dan Fry-
fogle,• While here he was employed
orf the Office staff at the Foundry
and' with the bank. Clayton and
hHeaprhreywFs.rYfogle, of Wingham, are
The funeral took place in Detroit
on Saturday afternoon.
T •411 41/NDS OF
JOBcPRINTING
WHITECH08111
Miss Marjorie CouRea nurge-hia
training in Guelph Hospital, spear:
the week-end at her home here, , '
Mrs. Donald McDonald of , St,
Helens and Mr. and Mrs, Angus
McDonald and family visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Hugh
David McDonald of Milton,
Mr, Dan McGregor, who game
from the Weston the 25 day ex-
cursion trip, left on Tuesday to
visit with Mr. Thos..MeGregor be-
fore returning to his 'home at Ken-
ton, Sash.
The, folks of S.S, No, 9, East
Wavvartosh, postponed their our
until April 11th,
The young, folks in this district
are holding a farewell party in
the 1VreinOrial Hall for Mr. Roas • '
McGregor, . this Friday evening,
Dr. Harold Robinson, of Walker-
ton, Dr. Wilfred Robinson, of Dry- '
den, Northern Ontario, and Mr.
Wheeler's daughters from ,Chicago
and London have been with Mr,
and Mrs. Wheeler at the Lakeport, •
Indiana hospital, during the past
week, following an accident on
Monday of last week,
Mrs. It Laidlaw and Ivan visited --
with Mr. and Mrs. J.'Kerr and
family ,,on Saturday at BlueVale.
Mrs. A. Campbell
Die§ in Tuinberry
Mrs, Andrew Campbell, life,
long resident of Turnberry, passed
away at her home bn Friday,
March 29, following a two Weeks'
iilness: She' was 85 ye rs of age,
Formerly Margaret Robena
Bryce.; she was a daughter of the
late George Bryce and Jane Turn-
bull, She attanded Holmes' school
and on April 10 1900 Was Milted in'
marriage with Andrew Campbell,
at her home lot 18, con, 12; •Turn-
berry. Mr, Cant:0011 predeceased ,
her,in January 1956.
Surviving are a son, Alex Camp-i•
bell and ^ a brother, Leslie -Bryce,
both f Turnherry, and two sistera.
Elizabeth, (Mrs. liector McLean).
of Wingham and Nettie (Mrs.
Marshall Ifainea) of Guelph:
' Ftmeral servide was held at 1.30
on Monday April 1 at the R A
Currie '& Sons funeral home with
interement in Winghara Cemetery.
Rev. p. MacRae, minister of the
Wingham United Church, of which
Mrs. Campbell was a Member,
officiated.
Pallbearers were Lorne, McAl-
lister, Redmond McDonald, Glen
Kennedy, Harold McCiamick, Ar-
thur Bryce arid Alvin Mundell.
SISTERS BURIED
TWO DAYS APART
mil 'no s is so ma mau.
LEE'S TAXI
Day and-Night Service
PHONE 185
Ion sue Ns oo oom so ow
SMALL DWELLING en Josephine
.St, kitchen, living room and bed-
room. Available immediately.
Phone 593, 3b
50 ACRES of fall ploughed sod for
rent. Apply -kg Bill Kinahan,
phone 717W+ Wirigharn, $b
THREE-ROOK upstairs apart,
merit for rant, POssessiep int-
inediatelY, heavy duty • wiring.
heated,Phone 338J, " 27*
APARTMENTS TO RENT—Apply
to .Mrs.: W, Henclersop, Box 75,
Lueknow, phone 1083, 3:10b
FIVE ROOM APARTMENT over
Dominion Store for rent, bath-
room, bet and cold water, heavy
duty wiring, easily heated, air-
conditioned, Phone 4133. 20rrb
FOR'-RENT OR SALE-100 acres
in Township of Morris, Immed-
iate possession. Apply Crawford
& Hetherington,
THREE UPSTAIRS ROOMS • on
North Street for' rent. Side en-
trance and big garden. Phone
502312. 3*
8-ROOM BRICK house for rent,
heavy duty ,wiring, water, ad-
jacent to highway 3 miles south
of Wingham, immediate posses-
sion. Apply to Norm Higgins
phone 32r9 Brussels 27b
JERSEY and , GUERNSEY Pro-
ducers.interested •-in shipping
milk to a reliable Toronto mar-
ket or anyone interested in con-
verting to, either breeds in
order-, to send milk to this mar-
ket. Please "contact: Hayward
'Milk Transport, Listowel, Ont-
ario, phone? 1181. 3b
LOST
CHILD'S -ORANGE grader taken
frOm back steps of home. Any-
one knowing- the whereabouts
please phone 646w. 3b
.PERSONAL
WHY SUFFER -the agony of
Rheumatic Pain, Sciatica, Lum-
bago, when 13.11MACAPS will
' help you to welcome relief. Ask
your Druggist: 3b
= AMBULANCE. SERVICE
CURRIES AMBULANCE, Wing-
ham. Safe, courteous Service,
Phone Day 51, Night 716, or 636.
13Irrsh
DEADSTOUK WANTED
MISCELLANEOUS
/3EAGLES AT "STUD, two regis-
tered sires from Field Champion
Ancestry. Excellent hunters.
Phone N. Stephenson, Ethel, 34-9
Brussels. 27:3"
(S YOUR TELEVISION properly
insured for all risk Coverage?
For information phone 293, Stew-
art A. Seott, Wingham, 2rrb
STEWART A, scam tan no,W Save
you 15% on your ear or truck in-
Surandc. Yearly or six Months
policies are , available, Special .
rates for farineira. For ftirther
InfOrmation phone 293; WIrigham.
2Orrb
'SANITARY SEWAGE disposal
septic tanks, .cesapools, eellars,
etc., pnntried and cleaned, iiulek
service, all work guaranteed.
Apply LOuis PhOne 42r6,
15rrb
Friend. 3*
EXECUT
of valuable rea
hold furnishi
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SATURD.
Real
Village
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ORIS SALE
l estate and house-
gs of the Estate of
ARET BROWN
reinises, Fordwich, on
AY, APRIL 6, at 1 o'clock
state Lot No. 2 in the
of Fordwich, containing' 1/2
more or leas On thi ro ert an P
rrb will be made known on the date
of sale, or may be had on applica-
tion to the undersigned.
There will be offered for sale
at the same time and place the fel-
lowing household goods and furni-
ture: 1 chesterfield suite; 1 carpet;
1 Domestic sewing maehine; 1
Eaton se-Wing machine; 4 small
tableai' 4 rocking chairs; 1 side-
board; 1 extensiOn table; 1 drop-
leaf table; 1 singre bed and mat-
tress; 2 dottble beds and mattress-
ea; feather ticks arid feather pil-
lows (6 pairs); 4 dressers; 3 wash-
stands; 1 daybed; 1 chest of draVv-
ers; 1 card table; 2 heating stoves;
1,srnall cook stove; I 2-burner elec.,
trio stoire (Beaver); quantity of
quilts and fancy work; Pots, pans
and dishes; quart sealers and pints,
some With fruit; other articles too
numerous to mention. Terms —
CASH,
CraWford Hetherington,
Wingham, Ontario,
. Solieitors for the Ekecutor.
T. 1. Schaefer,
Fordwich, Auctioneer,
Ewart Whitfield,
Gorrie, Clerk, 3b
..A.rtRLQO CAME Breeding
ASsobiatiOn "Where Better Btilla
Are "Per' artificial ,ki ,
.Settilniitlert infOrinationi Att.
Vide'. front all 'breeds Of' tattle,
phone- the' Waterkie tattle it la StirletlY agal,104 OUr rules
Breeding Aaseelatilin att. .Clintea tilvOlge. the nettle Of .addresa
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tween 780 and• 0.30 , adn, NWO. Please de net .ask. Ink Hifi
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APARTMENT for rent, Phone 329. YOU'VE TRIED THE REST; now
27:3b try the best for spareribs and AUCTION SALE
saurkraut on Wednesday, F ridayAuction Sale of two-apartment
and -Saturday evenings, Corn- house and large lot on McIntosh
merelal Hotel, Formosa, Od12/07 St., in Wingham, , for estate .of
Walter Wright, Saturday, April 6,
sold subject .to reserve bid, Terms:
10% day of sale, balance in 30
days, when possession will he given.
W. M. Pratt, Q.o., ,Solicitor;
Gordon Jackson, Auctioneer, 27,;,1)
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AUCTION SALE of farm, stock
and implements at the farm of
Jamee.A. Wilson, lot .31, eon, 1
Kinloss 'at 1.30 p,m„ Thursday,
April 4. Also Brick building,
40x110, partly roofed :with steel,
to ' be remo'ved frbm the prorn-
ises. Doors, belting, lember,sorne
hardwood flooring, exhaust fan
„suitable for blowing cu.t. hay or
straw and an assortment of •othef
useful articles, —Emil MeLen-
nan, auctioneer. 3b
ctoria and
n Of Wing-
y is situated
cottage, includ--
LOCAL 0$TION 1956
During the year 1956 the Ont-
ario Temperance Federation gave
co-operation in organizing 28 Local
Option contests. Fifteen of these
resulted in dry vietories, Between
September 1956 and February 1957,
nine out of eleven contests were
won by the drys. ,
Nine vetes Were held from
December 1 to December 12, Four
of these were on the same day,
Never before had the 0.T.P, been
confronted with a heavier day's
Work, All four were dry victories,
The story or tht Vote in Georgina
Township, York County, suggests
one of the secrets of attccess
such conteats, Every Olinister in
the area gave hia support the
ea.nipaign and signed a Ritter urg-
lag the Votera to use their french-
iSe, The resUlt Was the beat dry
victory for yeara . Raleigh
Township, near Chathalt, the dry
Vote was greater than. in the pre-
Viorrs Vote four years ego.
It Should be 'noted that The
Trade learned to airold bring-
it* on contests in any other than
placeS Where theY feel Cenfident
of Victory. • 8b
FINANCING A 'CAR?
Before you buy ask abotit otir
LoW COst rinanting Service. With
templete CoVerage,
STEWART A. SCOTT Piton. Mt Whighant
PrO
Frederick F. flomuth
Ph111ti.13.; R.O.
Carol E. liornnth, R.O.
Mrs. Viola H. Hontuth
oritmEmIsTM
PHONE 118
Hiarriaton, Ontario
WELLINGTON FIRE
insurance uornpany
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An all company Whielb
has Stlithfifily Stirred its 0010,
hnidera for Over a 1:e14101. '
Head Offiee Toratito.
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