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ToOlt $AUK
lini1AT FOR SALE—Geod beef by
the cluarter, ,Killed Under license
frOn't Dent. et Health. Yearling
1 , thelfera, Top quality. Lowest
, prices. Raynatd Ackert, Ripley
.phone 24r30. 1.7rrb.
. . ., .
MEL het water tank with con
-
tole for sale. 13hone 738W. 2*
MILK: FILTERS fer Sale—"Rapid
‘107, 6 -inch, 790; 014 -inch, 85e.
Alexander's Hardware. lrrb
AFRICAN VIOLETS for sale. Sev-
ei•el: varieties Phone 541,J. 9b
"Mb 13141.1E NYLON snowsuits for
wale,. size one and three. Both in
At'
good . condition, Reasonable,
” Phone 207. 9b
TURKEYS7-1.,aidlaw's turkeys at
Lockridge's, Deyell's
and Red Frt. .9b
GIRI4S COAT ,for sale. Dark green;
size 10, excllent condition Reap-
.onable,, Phone 596R. 9*
BROWNIE DRESS size 12 for sale,
:Used one season, • $3.00, Also
. Guide dress size'12, worn twice,
$4.00. Phone 473J. 9b
' MILK TRUCK and route for, sale
.Aor
to Robt. McMurray, phone
735J3, Wingham, 9*
IsTIN'E-PIECE dining -room suite
for sale. Three-piece chesterfield
Mute in • excellent condition.
Phone 329. 2:9b
HELP the student in your family
to better marks and more effi-
cient 'notes. The new Smith-
dorona portable typewriters pro-
vide the very finest in compact,
accurate .typing equipment,
Priced from $75,00 up. Ask • for
, a• free triel at The Advance -
Times office. Phone 34.
MEWS COMBINATION underwear
by Penrnans 71, combs., $4.25';
• shirts and drawers $2.69. Also
Per/Mans 95 and Preferred. Stock
up now for the cold days ahead
at Carmichael's. 9b
22 -FT,. CABIN TRAILER for sale.
New. A real bargain. Apply to
Jun Thompson, Bluevale, 9*
BARN TIMBER for sale. Apply
to James Falconer, R.R. 3, Wing -
ham, phone 626W1. .
QUE/3EC HEATER, large size, for
sale. Also a number • of pipes
and elbows, not used a year.
Call 644J2. 1017b
BEFORE YOU BUY a vactruni
cleaner or fleet polisher --call
,Jed Reynplds for a FREE Home
demonstration:" See Elettrolux,
Canada's, finest Phone 640J1.
rrb
SAVE alnrost lialf of what you us-
uaily spend for drug store items.
Wait for the Rekall ORIGINAL
; One Cent Sale. "SEC" BIG DAYS.
Over 275 bargains! And two for
the price of one", plus only one
cent. _MONDAY, • TUESDAY,*
WEDNESDA.Y, T URSDA Y,
FRIDAy and SATURDAY, Oct
' 21 to Oct 26 at McKibbons, The
Rextill Drug Store. 9b
LIES USED FURNITURE, PuY
and Sell. Phone 185. Eltrb
GIRL'S three-piece Winter outfit
for ale. Beige,pink, size 4, 'With
i
fur trim. Excellent condition.
Phorie 665, 91)
GIRL'S NAVY full-length station
wagon coat with, grey monton
goner for sale, Qtrilted lining,
size 12, Drycleaned. Complete
Brownie uniferrn, size 10, Phoqg
445. el)
•
FOR the best prices on new and
naiad instrunients, =es-
' series and repairs gee Ross
Mann, Wingham, phone 73534,
9rrol8b
Two Fpu, sIzE QUILTS for sale.
Also crib quilt and heavy hanci
knit man's cardigan, size 38.
Apply to Mrs. B. Homutki, John
Street, 9*
SINGER SPECIAL—TUNE-UP,..
Regular $8.50, $2.96: Any model or
. make; sW, leeselgiove, phone
732w. 2,9b
CEMENT for sale by bag or truck
load, Apply Chambers' Hardware,
Wroxeter, phone 65. 9:16:23b
•QUEBEC }MATER for sale. Good
as new, used One year. Apply to
T, Smith, phone 72r0 BrusSels.
9*
OAK Dining room-Sinte with china
cabinet, bedroom suite with shigle
bed, springs and rilattress, Good
Cheer cream, enamel. range with
Warming eloset, coal Or wood.
Good condition. Contact Mrs. J.
Hynarnan, Gerrie, phone 41r7
Wroxeter,
MEN'S and LADIES' winter coats
tor sale. Cheap for qiiick sale
1)
Phone 668. 9
DON'T MISS this 'penny' opportun-
ity, Only during the Rexa.11 Fall
Qne Cent Sale can you get two
regular.. size 'packages for the
price of one. plus only le. Over
275 bargains to choose from, Be
sure to get a copy of the big
twe-colour Sale circular, "SIX"
BIG DAYS — 1VIONDA.Y, TUES-
DAY, WEDNESDAY, THURS-
DAY, FRIDAY and SATURIDAY,
Oct. 21 to Oct. 26 at McKibbons
The,Rexall Drug Store, 9b
EVERY BUSINESS needs a sec-
ond typewriter. The Smith,
Corona portable is the easy -to -
move machine which fills a vital
spot when you are rushed for
. time or pressed for space. See
the new Smith -Corona today at
The Advance - Times office.
Phone 34.
• „BEAL ESTATE
BUILDING LOT for sale, north
end of Lebpold Street. Any size
required. Ideal for residence or
excellent garden. Apply Frank
Edgar, Wingharn. 9b
RER SIDENCE FOSALE
THREE bedroom home situated in
the Village of Belgrave. Hot-air
heating with oil, hard and soft
water with three-piece bathroom,
• coal annex for hot water. Heavy-
duty wiring. Large two -car gar-
age. There is approXimate
• acre of land in two lots. Property
to be sold to close art estate.—W.
R. Isbister, Real Estate Broker)
iMone 698, Wingham. 9*
POULTRY FOR SALE
•
250 R,I.R. Columbia: nadir pullets
for sale Five months old. Apply„
to Cameron Walsh, phone 15r23
Brussels.
100 RED x ROOK Pullets for sale.
Five and a half months old. AP -
ply to 'Bereard Thomas, R.R.
Wingham, phOne Brussels 1141.
EAVE YOU PItOBLEMS WITH
yetir packaging? Magic Marker
Is the aitSwer fOr all, larger
addreSses and general lettering.
Atrailable at The AdVance-Tlines
'in seVeral celdrg. N� pen to fill,
ink dries instantly. Felt point
,perMitS Variety' Of lettering
styles, $1,16.
..OR ()IL' TANIC TALICXS
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USED CONORtICTION •
MACHINERY
OontaCt...
.011ert. Teuek LIMIted
IWO Yerige Street, "Willowdale, .Orit,
428011,25;69,23h
ititliittS 'PO* SALE
;$olle*TOSIt land Cortland,15.
$1Up
to $8:1X) per btiiihel for choice;
bring 'Own Chritairient. Spies end
Delieiothr, litrailtible after Ottober
Blake. Brea', breharilk Oern-
tirl Smith Of betiNitele, One ntite
elet„ ,Sterge at reilishildir. PhOnio
3iii*Sidli.• • 021114*
FOR RENT
HEATED FURNIS/TED artm
paent
for rent, Possession immediately,
Phone 262. • 9b
TM
APARENT for relit with three-
piece bath. Apply to C. Bondi,
phone 668. 91)
• IDEADSTOCK WANTED
COWING EVENTS
YOU'VE 'TRIED THE REST, now
try the best for Spareribs and
sauerkraut on WednesdaY, PO -
day and Saturday evenings, Com-
Mercial Betel, Formosa. cd12/.57
REMEMEER the Kinsmen Paper
Drive, Wednesday, October 16th.
9b
,PARENTSI The monthly Qbild
Health Conference and Immuni.,
zation sponsored by the.
Huron County Health Unit will
commence again in Wingliam
ToWn. Hall at 2 p,na., on TuesclaY,
• October:15th, Par the balance .of
the year thiS clinic will be held
on the third Tuesday a each
month.• CE9b
THE WINGITAM WOMEN'S IN-
stitute win. be held in the council
• chamber, an Thursday, October
17th, at Z30 p.m. Visitors Will. be
Brussels Branch, Progrm. acon-
veners, Mrs. J, Ernest and Mrs,
R, MacDonald. A Penny auction
• will be held and every member.
• is asked to please bring one item
for the auction • table. -Hostess
'convener,. Mrs, F, 1VIeCormick.
CE9b
SALESMEN WANTED
MAN WANTED —Are you dissat-
isfied Nivitki your work? Would
you like a business of your own?
If so, Write Rawleigh's Dept.
• J -453 -GO, 4005 Richelieu, 1VIont-
real, Que. . • 9b
WANTEI)
_
ROOMERS WANTED. Phone 738w.
, 9*
DEADSTOOk removed promptly
for sanitary disposal. FREE pick.
up on larger animals, reasbnable
collection thatge for small ani-
mals. • Phone collect Wieghem
378; Palmerston 123w, or Dur-
ham 398. Gorden Young LiMited
6rrb
DEAD STOCK; Picked up prompt-
ly in sanitary trucks. Small
charge made for animals' under
500 'lbs'. total; Phone ,eollect,
Wingham 5613, S4rrN21
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR EXPERIENCE and ability
try j. A. Vickers Foot Correction'-
ist, Hanover, formerly (Sanity
& VickerS) for your' foot troubles.
Open afternoons. Evenings, Tues-
day, Thursday, Friday, no Wed-
nesday or mornings. Office be-
hind Hanover Ptinting •bffice,
Phone 500. 9 :16:23 :an
IS YOUR TELEVISION' properly
!named for all risk eoverage?
For information phone 293, Stew-
art A, Scott, Wingliam, 2rtb
USED COOK STOVE wanted, in
good condition, Phone 5.12W2. 9*
ELDERLY person to live*in and
share. expenses, wanted. , Lady
preferred:•Apply to. Mrs. A, Sper-
ling, Wroseter.
KITTENS—To a good home, mous-
ers. The best in town.—Cameron's
Trading Pest.• 9b
• •
EMPLOYMENT WANTED
DO1VIESTIC WORK or position as
housekeeper wanted. Apply to
Mrs. Lucinda Bushie, R.R. 2,
Wirigham, phone 546R. 9h
_ .
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED to rent: a Provincial
Police COnsta,ble urgently requir-
es a two or three bedroom house
to rent in Wingham by Novem-
ber lst.- Phone 434. 9b
LOST
PAIR OF READING GLASSES
With black rims 'lest in the neigh-
borimed o Wingham United
• Charch, Finder please contact
• Rev. ,J. MacRae, phone 183,
• 9b
"I1DG FOUND
A young Collie Dog found in the
vicinity of Whitechurch. Phone
40131. • •
9b
•
STEWART A, SCOTT can !IOW
sate you 15% your oar or
truck instrrante. Yearly or six
months policies are aVallable,
Specittl rates for fartnersi For
further iriforniation phdrie 203,
Wingh20rrbam.
'SANITARY S1WAGFI DISPOSAL
Septic tanks, desspools, cellars,
etc., puirmed and cleaned, quick
service. Alt Work guaranteed.
Apply Louis Blake, phone 42r6,
En/sire/a, 15r,tb.
AMBULANCE. SERVICE
-
TENDERS WANTED
West Ifowick Scheel Board .will
reeelve tendera-for the installation
of septic tanks, basins ,ana complete.
toilets for S.S. No. 16: . Tenders are
to be In the hands of the seeretarY
by October 1$. Plans and specifi,.
cations may be seen at the seheel,
Lowest: or any tender not neccase,r-
ily accepted. ---James Sed.y
a., R. 1, Clifford, Ont: 9:10
• CARD OF THANK'S
Eleanor and. zob 'McMurray, Al-
berta and jim Smith wish to thank
their friends„ relatives and ne10.
bors for: their„nclnesa and ex-
pressions of sympathy shown to
them during their recent bereave-
ment of a dear mother. to
CARD OF TITAS
NIE
We wish to express our gratItUde
and sincere appreciation to the
staff of Wingbaru Hospital and'Dr,
B. N. Corrin for their kindness to
our aunt, Mrs. Peter D. King, dur-
ing her stay there, also to the many
friends for their expressions of
sympathy and. kiednesS in our
bereavement—Adrienne Phalan
Blanche Pace, 9b•
• CARD OF THANKS
The family of Mr, Dave jewett
wish to thank the"fireaten, neigh-
bers and all those who assisted hi
locating their father Saturday
night—Mrs: D. Jewett, .Mrs.*Ethel.
Stewart, Mrs. Cora Yea. • 91)
Sunday We's World Commniuon DayMrs, P D -King Dies
and Rev, Brook gave, an insp‘• irin• •
sermon, apealcing on "My Knig-
dom is Mt tg Werld".
Mr,* and Mra, Thos. Wade and
children, Wingbara, visited en $tnir
day vvith her, parents, Nil', .arni
Mrs, Ewart McPhersqn,
Mr, and Mrs, Gilbert .Beeeroft,
and fanaily, and .be mother, Mrs.
Afterldong Illness
• 1V/rs. Peter D. Xing, the former
1VIina Jaznies'on, passed • away in
Wingham Oeneral Hospital .cin
Tuesday, October 1, following a
year'sillneSS. Mrs. King was 91.
Rom. in Fordwich, she Was a
Robert Watson, of Brucefleld, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs,
viaisitWatson
lteed 0ca
.ea.tutr•d4bayrie
Ywri, Rnbert larnieson, ,Innuary
3
1901 sne married Mrging at
Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Sieignthoini FOrclWieb. He predeceased her in
and fandly visited on Sunday at 1939, and Mrs.. King then moved
the home of ,his brother, Mr. Alli- to Wingham from Bluevale, where
son Sle,)ghtnolm bf Listowel. David they had bege 'residing,
Sleightholm had his tonsils rernov- Since coming here Mrs, King
ed in Winghern'Ilespital htst weekhad been a member ..of $t; And
Mr, and Mrs. Alvin Armstrong rew's Presbyterian Clinreli and was
of Brussels visited On Sunday with active in the work' of the W.M.S;
Mr. and Mrs, Allan Pattison. She was also a member of the
Mr. and Mrs, Barrie Walters,
Gerald and Norma, and her father,
Mr. Ilaacke, of. Goderich, visited
on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, Clar-
ence Chlunney.'
1VIrs. D, Willis and son;
were at Gowanstovin on ...Sunday
and went with relatives to visit
Mr. .and Mrs, .Stewart McNeil, of
Strathroy. •
Six girls, Gail and Elaine Kitten
of Bluevale, Betty Zinn, Betty Lapp,
Ann Currie and Ruth Taylor, of the
'ten 4-1-1 Vegetable Queens, were at
Teeswater Fair •on Wednesday
;I -nothing last *Week where they,
;judged different plates of vege-
tables and, answered a quiz on their
garden work, bqw to plant a gar-
den, in what direction the rows,
how far apart different seeds for
vegetables and flowers. Eaeh girl
had planted and taken care of a
garden this summer and had tnem
j
Samuel Sutton, 86, passed away in'
prizemoney front unged this fall, an$11.5e0az)h $
g3i.r010.wz
London. last week.. The funeral
,
congratulate them. *as held here on Saturday with
Miss Mary Taylor, daughter of interment in the Wingham cerne-
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Taylor, tery, .
Mr. Suttonwas born, in Parisi,' a
son of the late Mr. and Mrs, Wm.
Sutton. The family, Moved" to
Turnberry and farmed on the 6th•
cencession,for a time,.moving to
Wingbem in 1902. Mr. Sutton re-
ceived his education here,
He became connected,with'Mas-
CARD OF TIIANIIS
The faniiiy of the late. Gee.
Baker wish to thank their relati‘P'es,
friends and neighbors for the" sYm-
pathy and kindness extended them
during their recent bereavement,'
also the beautifpl floral tributes
and cards of sympathy. Special
thanks to Rev. A, F. Ga.rdner and
•quartette of Fordwich United,
Church, Rev. J. W.,Hird of Gorrie,
Dr, Forde arid nurses and staff of
Listowel Memorial Hospital, Mr.
Moir, pallbearers and flower bear-
ers.—Mrs., Geo. Baker and family.
•. 9b
.)URRIE'S AMBULANCE, Wing:
ham ' Safe, eourteous Service.
Phone Day, 51; Night, 716 or 636.
, . 13trb
NOTICE TO CRIADITOR$
IN THE,ESTATE OF,/ .
PRICE ALEXANDER, SCOTT
ALL PERSON'S having claims
against the estate of the , above
nienticined late of the TyWn Of
Wingham, County of Huron Car,
Venter, who died on the 3ist day
of August,. 1957, arc- required to
file proof of same With the under-
signed on or before the nineteenth
day ef October, 1957. After that
date the executrix will proceed to
distribute the &tate having regard
only to • the claims of which she
shall then have had notiee.
DATED at Wingham this 26th
day' Cif September, E1667,,
.CRAWFORD & nvangraNcrroN
Wingham, Ontario
• Solicitors for the Executrix
• •
(NOTICE TO caturrons
WATERLOO CATTLVI Breeding
Assaciatiort "Where Better Bulls
Are Mee. 'lot artificial ih-
Seneinatien lamination or, set-
' VICO fibril all breeds 'fif cattle,
• Phene The Waterloo Cattle
Breeding Atittodiatioti at: Clinton
HU 2-3441 Or Mildrnay i0a‘12 We -
Omen 7.80 and 9.86 it.rit, We have
• 111 lattedi tivailatila--Top quality
*4 10* OUP' Wit
i
IN TOE •ESTATE, nvA aANE
)30,T.T
ALL PERSONS having olefins
agairrat the estate of the,.. above
mentioned late of the Town of
Whighatrt ii the County of Tinton
• Spinstet, who died on the ttlif clay
62 Septernber, 195/, are retniited to
file *obi' of tattle with the under-
gned on or before the 12th day
of Oetober, 1957. '••
• After that date the Efteentora
proceed to distribute the eatato
having regard OnlY to the elairria
'of *Well they shall then have had
notice, .
DATED at Whigiitott this 1,ilth
clay of,September, 1967.
CRAWFORD & itrellERINOTON
Wingliana, Ontario,
• Solicitors for the Etteentorsi.
iittk 0.240
WHITECII1JRCII
•
Mr, and Mrs,. Stanley Underhill
of Barrie visited on Saturday with
Mr, Herb Campbell who has . been
a patient in Wingham Hospital
dnring, the past two weeks. They
also visited with Beecroft and Dora,
families in East Wawanosh.
Mrs, Russell Gaunt and vtiss
Leah Currie, WinghaM, were in
Toronto on Tu'esdaY, Where they
attended the funeral of a family ,
friend, the late Mr. Hoak, of Tor-
onto.
Mr, Gordon MitChell and Mr.
Warren Hall of Toronto spent the,
week -end at the horn° .of Mr. and'.
Mrs. Will Henry;
Mr. Thos; Morrison returned'
home from Westminster Ilqapital,.
London, on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mitchell and
children, Susie and Chrissie, motor-
ed to Toronto on Saturday and
Mrs. Mitchell and the claildAt left
by train to spend a few weeks.with
her parents at Edmonton.
Mrs. Gibson Hamilton and ohild-
ren, of Lucknow, spent Sunday.
with Buthblrtanparents, .Mr. and MrS.
A.
E
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Coupland
qf Toronto spent the week -end:
with her' parents, Mr. an • Mrs.
Chas. •Robifison. •
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ritchie and
Mr„ and Mrs, Fred Tiffin spent
Sunday et Owen Sound and'Col-.
lingwooCeeci. , children of Glenannan visited on
Wesley T pmurKSuenndnasywith Mr, and Mrs..Wm.
trilf aleoneriFnand ,xMTom Pur-
and r! dy.
Mr. Auitin Cook, of Hamilton,
don spent -Monday at Kitchener,
Mr, and Mrs, W. 3. O'Brien and, spent the .'weektendwithhis.par-
family spent. Saturday at theii- !ents, Mrand 1VIrs. Harry Cook,
all visited on Sunday With Mr.
farm home at Whalen, and, on ar-, and
and Mrs. Harold Slesser of Glamis,
where they were celebrating birth-
daYs.. •
Mr. and Mrs. Lester McCreight
02 Atwood visited on Sunday With
1\0.- and Mrs. Alfred McCreight
and with Mt, Thos. McCreight in
Wing/Min Hospital. •
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Scholtz visited
on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Reg.
Scholtz of Auburn.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Barker anti
children, of Goderich, visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John
1\11Trilsr..111V1bYa. son Robinson atuf the
family have been, laid up with the
flu during.ura.wmt.hAe A. Irwin,
ikveeii,with. was in
Termite) last week -end With her
sister, Mrs, Prank Alesek, returned
4orrie cin Wednesday, Mrs. Aide&
underwent a .serious heart opera -
don which turned out quite sue-
aessfullY, , • •
Ur; and Mrs. Kenneth Johnston
and children, of 'Clinton, 'visited On
Sunday with his parents, Mr, and
Mrs. Oershom Johnston.
MisS' Mary Ross, of Toronto",
spent the last Week ef her Ni
aca-
tion at the borne of her parents,
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Rms. MrS.
Marshall Haines of Guelph, is vis-
iting with her niece, Mr, Rees,
this wetk,
Mr, SteWart MeEdrriey, Mid SU,
perintendeet, and Mr, WmAtwiri,
had a big job last Friday,' to get
the trent Wheel Of the read grader
reised tp after it h•td sunk to the
axle in a Soft spot ilia east of the
10th bridge, They finally got a
caterpillar tractor to draw it out.
Ur.. and Mem Bettrier, Orin*
od* W. yitMaotndaY With .tteV,,
Wingharn branch of the Women
Institute. • .
'Surviving are two nieces, Mrs.
Blanche Pace; of' Hamilton and'.
Adrienne Finlay of Brantford.
Funeral' serviep was held from
the R. Ae. Currie*84 Sons funeral
home on Thursday afternoon at
1,30, with Rev.,Alexander Nimmo,
D.D., officiating. Interment was in
Fordwich Cemetery,.
• Pallbearers were Gorden Leggett,
Alex Reid, Norman MeLanghlin
Robert Spotten, *Austin Fladcl of
Teeswater and E,veritt Allen df
Fottlwich,
Samuel Sutton
Buried Saturday .
. A former resident of Wingham,
spent the past month at the home
of her uncle, Mi. Wilmer Taylor,
of Hamilton.
Mr. and Mrs. George Egoff and
children ef Galt visited on Sunday
with Mr, and Mrs, Gus Boyle, of
Wingham, Mr. John Boyle, and Mr.
and Mrs. Michael Cummirgs and
othdr Boyle relatives in W. Wa-
wanosh.
Mr. Jim Cumraings, who has
been at tkie C.N.R, Clinton, spent
the week -end in Toronto.
Mrs. Jben Craig spent ,the week- he moved to London where he
•
sey-Harris and wag that firrn's
representative in Western Canada.
He retired in 1937 and returned
to Winghe.m. About ten years ago
end at the home of her daughtet, made his.horne with his sister., Mrs.
Mrs, Rebert Hall, Wingham.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Nicholson
and Coleen of Thamesford .spent
the week end with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Hutchison and with
bederich relatives.
Albert Smyth, son of Mr. and
Mrs, Edwin Sinyth, left on Thurs-
day to take a position with the
C.N.R. at Hornepayne in Northern
Ontario, •
Mr.', Calvin Robinson received a
bad crack on his nose and lips on
Monday when he was struck by a
pole the .men were using at the
truck while unloading corn a. his
silo -filling.
' •
Mr. arid Mrs. Rem Smith and
baby Kathy of Toronto spent the
week -end with her parents, Mr.
and 1VIrs.' Russell ;Chapman.
Ur. and Mrs. Gordon Elliott vis-
ited on Sunday at the home of Mrs.
'Campbell of Molesworth.
Mrs. Young, of Wingham, spent
the week -end at the home of her
daughter, Mrs, John, McBurney.'
Mrs, IVIeButhey receiveda tele-
phone call last Thursday night,
from her son, Allan who has been
helping' at the harvest at:Leth-
bridge, He said they. had finished
*and he, And ,GardOn .PengellYt, Were
leaving for Echrioritialii.,,sad.4eink
to work in Northe,in Saskatche-
wan. •
Mr. and Mrs, John Woolcock and
Henrietta Agnew, who survives.
Mrs. ChaS, Sutton of Wingham is
a sister-in-law.
riving home that night, were coiled
to the hospital at • Woodstock'
where their °daughter, Angela, *a
nurse -in -training . in Hertel Dieu
Hospital, had been taken following
a Motor accident, She had SeVere
facial lacerations.
,Mr. and Vfrs, Selah Brecken-
ridge of Samestown visited On Sun
day at the home of her sister, Mrs.
• Lorne Scott.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth '1Dc$W11ng.
were called to Listowe1 Hospital,
on Sunday where his Mother, MI%
John urig of Vordwich hed been
taken, following a severe stroke iri
het left side, / ft
Miss aertrude Stewart and Mil,'
Mae Chapman of • Cooksville, and
her nephew, Prot 1V2tut Stewart
of Waterloo College, Waterloo, vis-
ited on Saturday at pm home of the
forMer's,sister, Mrs, Harold 1/VA1k-
et and Mr, Walker,
Mr, end Mrs, Lloyd Jasper and
children •ot Mildmay Visited on
StinclaY •at the hone Of •Ilet, brother,
Mt. Elmer Ireland,
Mt, 'and Mrs. V. II. Greskorth
spent a few days last Week with
Toronto and Milligan friends, Paul
and Xateti have been law, tip over
the Week-erid With a SOVere attaek'
of flu.
• CentriUntiOn eertdee, Weas held on
Sunday In the *Milted Churth here,
• 'FINANCING A CAR?
Beit" you buy folk about Our
LOW Cent Pirlaneffig SerVied With
complete ThAirreriee CoVerage,
STEWART X, SCOTT
Plitt* .803 Winghsm
21rth
Mrs. A. McMurray
Buried at Belgrave
• Funeral serVices were held for
Mary Ann McMurray of Brussels,
beloved wife of the late William
S. McMurray and dear mother of
Robert J. and Mrs. James (Alberts.),
Smith, of Morris Township, sister
of Miss Bessie Walsh of Wingham,
MrS. Minnie Ketchabaw, Lucknow,
Charles, ,Kipling, Sask., and Vd-
mund, of Wingharn, was held on
Tuesday of last week at 2.30 froth
the residence of her son R. J. and
Mrg. McMurray, Con. 2, 1VIorria,
with Rev. Fred Jewell, rector of
Brussels Anglihan Church, Officiat-
ing. ,Interment was in Brandon
Cemetery, Belgrave.
Pallbearers were neplietvs: of the
deceased, Frank; 13111 and 'Jim
Ketahebeir, 'Edmund and ITer'sbn
•IrWin. and Wilfred C,apeland.., The
peWers Were carriedby, slit .gratna,-•
serfs, PUOnht ID. Udgirrti,y of To
rests', D,onald and Gordon 14eiVIur-
ray, Wingham, Bill Snlith;„Wing-
ham, Robbie and Murray Sm)th, of
Brussels. * - •
Relatives and friends from 'To-
ronto, Galt,. Gbderich, Lucknow
and Brussels attended the serviees,
BIRTHS*
TIFFIN—In Wingbam Oeneral
On Wednesday,, Oetober
go, 191$7, to Mr. and Mrs, 0, W,
Tiffin, Winghem, a son, Mark
ArthUr,
HALL—In Port Colborne ,General
Hospital, on Sunday, - October 6,'
1967, to Dr. and•Mrs, James Hell,
44°11. • i
NIXON—InWnglia'rn General
;•
Hospital, on Moriclay,'*-October
7th, 1957, to Mr. ad Mrs, joint
thea Elaine 13olt, of Bel -
grave) a son.
Wingham General
HoSPital, on Wednesday, October
2nd 0,957 to: Ur. and Mrs Del-
bert Hedley, R,R, 3, liolyrood, a
daughter,
GOLLAN—In Wingham Zeperal
Hospital,' on Thursday, Odtober
3rd., 1957,. to Mr, and Mrs, Grant
Gollan, Luelcnow, a daughter.
•
WHYTOCK—In Wingham Oeneral
Hospital, on Friday, betober 41h,.
1957, toN Nit, and Mrs, Lloyd, Wh5i-.
itock; R.R,'2,•Wirighant, a son,
Joseph O'Callahan
Dies in Detroit •
. .WHITtOT-ITIRCH--Toriends in,
this community received word on
Saturday Of the Midden passing of
Joseph'O'Cidlahal:!, at his home in
Detroit. A son cf the -late Mr. and
Mrs, Daniel O'Callahan who forin-
erly-lived .on the Division Line, he
and his brother Frank, had visited
'in this community last week. Be'
sides his Wife, he leaVeS to mourn
two brOthers, William of Ottawa,
and Frank of Detroit, Interment
was in St. Augtistirie R. C. Cote-
tery on. TueScitrY inerning.
Cosh paid to (leak slek
disabletl horses nr etralt. Maid
• pieloitto w smaller animals,.
Promiti pervle With Winch.
equipped trucks.
' '
Phone
• ILEROY ACHESON
Atwood 158 143 collect'or
,
GEORGE HISLOP
Wrbreter IAA
Mt no JO IR al
LEE'S TAXI
,24-FIGUR SERVICE
We never step, inctuding
SnoilaYS mid Rolillays.
111.1INE :185
Iwo al•
Western Feeder
Stocker
:CATTLE
For Sale '
In carload or.part
.carroad lotS.
T PAYS TO SEE WHAT YOU
ARE BUYING
Harold Finley
PhOnet Wroy4oter 2011.8,
11"e1ninte•')1r2
insmen Paper Drive
Bundles will be picked up In the
morning in all villages,
in town in the afternoon
Farmers may leave their bundles of paper at the
back of S. J. Walker Home Furnishing on Mon-
day and Tueiday.
..opp.pwr4N.ITY.
FOR IIPIIOLSTERINh FOREMAN
• .
Large' manufactUrer of household furniture re-
quires foreman for upholstering department of
.about fifteen persons. ,Present foreman retiring
on pension. Management capabilities and quali-
fications are as important as trade skill. Exeep-
tiontlly good medical, hospital and pension bene-
fits. WriteP.O. Box 69, Stratford. '
411,1141010.110114/.11.41110tNIMINSOValM400•111111.,141111114.0110.141.01104110•041111.,11•01.0.0,
NEW.and USED MASSEY-HARRIS
ARM EQUIPMENT
PLOUGHS, ONE=VAY:
TRACTORS and :OTilER
SEASONA13.11 FARM EQUIPMENT
CHARLES HODGINS WINGHAM
• BUS'INE'SS
and
PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
•- A. 11. McTAVISH,
BARRISTER, SOILICITOlt
• and NOTARY PUBLIC• ,
TEESWATER ONTARIO
t Telephone 23. Teeswater
• Wiceieter‘,-tvery. .tiVdnesday
artcr000n, 24 pan., Or
by appointment,
,Prederick P. Homnth,
Phm.B., R.o.
Carol E, itomuth, 11.0.
Mrs. Viola IL Homath,
orToitnitusts;
PRONE 118
Harriston, Ontario
,
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HETHERINGT
Barristers, Solicitors, Etc.
VViagetarn, • Phone 43
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An nit Canadian. COrnpatry,whieh
has •foltirtuily iterVed; )cilicy
•'folders for Otter
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