The Wingham Advance-Times, 1957-12-11, Page 4, .
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MR SALE BIRTHS
NOTICE TO CEEPIT°RS
All pergonS.claims against
the estate of Knowlspn Joseph
Hueston, late of the Village, of
Gerrie, in the County of Huron,
Manager, deceased, who died ,on
or about the 15th day 'Of November,
A,D., 1957, are notified to' send to
the undersigned, en or- before the
28th day of• December, 1957, full
particulars of their claims In writ-
ing, ImMediately after the said
28th day of December, the assets
of the said Testator will be 'dis-
tributed amongst the parties en-
titled. therete, having regard only
to claims of which• the executor
shall them have notice,
DATED this 10th day of Decem-
ber, A.D,, 1957.
CRAWFORD & HETHERINGTON
Wingham, Ontario,
Solicitors for the Executor
11:18:S4b
N'S USED FURNITURE. Buy
and sell, Agent for Kincardine
• Laundry. Phone 185, 9rrb. /1.1' A T ji I)
Cash paid for dead, sick or
disah1.41 horses or cows. Free
pick-tip on smaller Animals,
ProMpt .service with winch-
equipped 'trucks.
, Phone
LEROY 'ACHESON
Atwood 153' collect or
GEORGE HISLOP
Wroxeter 205
Feb22
LADY'S COAT for sale. Sig°, 12-14,
grey 'with white check, Like new,
425.00. Phone 867. ' 13b
LOOKING AROUND? - ZY -
Wood's Store in Brussels for
Gerieral Dry Goods, Ready-to-
Wear, Children's Wear, Super
Special-Girls' 3-piece Coat Sets,
3.6x, values to $15.95 for $10.99,
Christmas Gifts Galore at Mod-
erate prices, lib
WHY NOT tune in to Chatham
CFO), Sunday at 3.30 p,m, 630
on your dial, 4:11;18;24*
COMING EVENTS
YOU'VE! TRIED THE 'REST, no"
try the best for spareribs and
sauerkraut on Wednesday, Fri •
day and Saturday evenings, Com
rnercial Hotel, Formopa. .ctl1e/170'
MeMURRAY-In Toronto Hospital,
on Friday, December 6th,' 1957,
dto Mr. and Mrs. R. E. McMurray,
of Toronto; a daughter, Eleanor
Irene,
McNALL-In Winghara General
Hospital, on Tuesday, December ,
'3, 1957, to Mr. and Mrs, Cecil
McNall R.R. 1, Holyrooci, a sore
I3RADBURN-In Whigham Gen-
.oral Hoepital on Wednesday,
December 4, 1957, to Mr.' and
Mrs. Murray Bradburn, R.H. 1,
Belgrave, a son,
BRIGHAM-In Wingham General
Hospital, on Thursday, December
5, 1957, to Mr. and Mrs, Charles
Brigham, B.B. 1, Belgrave, a sod.
FOR LEASE
Jimi11111111.11112AF-
Floor ,Sanders for rent
at •
ALEXANDER'S ,
HARDWARE
viosaformsomotiono,
REAL ESTATE
COB CORN' for sale. $25,00 a ton
at the barn. All good corn. Con-
tact Bill Watson, R.R. 3, Zurich,
phone Dashwood 37r19. 27.4:11b
MARRIED
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
To those who lOyally1
supported me during,
fly 6i7C years in conucit,:i;
a sincere Thank :You.
Best wishes to the
new council.
A. D. SMITH'
PARISH - GUY-Mr. Ephraim
Parish and Mrs. Margaret Guy,
both of Wlngham, were united
in marriage on Friday, December
6; 1957, at three o'clock at St.
Andrew's Presbyterian manse,
Dr, Alexander Nimmo officiated.
"'13ED' OUTFIT for sale. Full panel
bed, high riser steel slat spring,
180 coil;-rolled edge, spring-filled e Mattress in 4/6 and 4/0 sizes,
. Only $49f.95 at R. A. Currie &
Sons. lib
CHRISTMAS TREES-Order your
trees now. We deliver. Apply to
Paul. Rintoul, phone 251, lib
AN INDISPUTABLE FACT
"It •is an indisputable fact that
the more types of outlets the
greater thei total consumption".
We quote Premier Manning of Al-
berta. He added, "We have to face
the fact that the net result of the
alcoholic beverages is to the de-
triment of, society,"
In Ontario: we know well the
truth' of ,his statement. In spite of
this truth however wet victories
are due as much to indifference on
the part of voters as to' anything.
else. The liquor interest; know the
,obvious truth quoted. That explains
their continuous eampaign to open
up new outlets.
One of the greatest triumphs this
year has been the vote in Kitchen-
er, Ten • additional liquor outlets
were opened as a result of the wet
vote. That .city of only 60,000 popu-
lation now. has 47 legal licfuor out-
lets. t.
One close observer of the vote in . • Kitchener and elsewhere hasde-
clared that thereactually seems to
be' a decreasing interest bm, the
part of Church people in opposing
further liCensing, If true, surely
this is deplorable.--Adik lib
POLLED HEREFORD HEIFER
for sale, weighing 550 lbs. Com-
plete set of double harness, Set
of sleighs with rack. Large fold-
ing baby carriage. Apply'to T. E.
Powell, R.R. 1, Wingham, phone
18-14 Wroxeter. 11*
SALESMEN WANTED
•
RAWLEIGH BUSINESS NOW
OPEN in Huron County. Trade
well established, Excellent op-
portunity. Full time. Write at
once, Rewleigh's Dept, L-453,189,
4005 Richelieu, Montreal, Que.
RURAL SALESMEN OR
SALESWOMEN'
EARN EXTRA ,big cash commis-
sions by writing baby chick or-
der; full or part time. Leading
breeds including easy selling
Hanson's World Record Leg-
horns. Write to E, W. Fowler,
Box 101,' Mitchell, Ontario.
11:181e
WANTED
•• MEN'S SKATES for sale. Size 12,
4 price $5.00, Call 721312. 11*
'FOR. THE BEST PRICES on new
and used, musical instruments,
accessories and repairs, see Ross
Mann, Wingham, phone 735J4.
3Orrdl8b THREE-SPEED
changer record
Good condition. ISTMAS TREES for sale. Or-
ders taken • now. Apply Bill
Lockridge, or phone 458.
4:11 :18b WANTED
USED SMALL
heater wanted. e LADY'S 'Hudson, Seal Fur Coat, e • only used last winter for sale.
, e el Good as.. new. Size 38-40, Phone
11r19 Wroxeter at mealtime, or
.write Chas, .Finley, Gerrie. 11*
WANTED TO RENT
TWO BEDROOM Apartment
wanted to rent immediately.
Write to Dave Burgess, Kinear••
' dine. •
MORTGAGE WANTED
$2,000.00 required for a first Mort-
gage on a 100 acre farm value
$4,000.00; will pay bonus and
good interest, Apply Box No. 73
Advance-Times, 4;11:18b
• ,,'PLAY PEN in ' good condition for
sale. Apply to Wilfred Buckton,
phonee1381'. lib
To the ratepayers
of 'Turnberry
Many thanks for your:
support ,. at 'the polls on
Saturday, in electing me
as a trustee to the'
school board.
Best wishes for the';
Christ nasF Season.
JAMES HARDIE
1,947, FARGO lie-ton truck .for sale;
in ,'good condition. Phone 430R.
11*
Egg Maker $4.95
Hog Concentrate $4.70
Dairy Concentrate - $4.25
TO' BUY
Duo-therm oil
to buy. Phone
lib
Mrs. W. Fryfogle
Dies Suddenly
The death of an aged resident of
the town occurred on Sunday, with
the sudden passing of Mrs% William
Fryfogle, Deceased, , who was 87•
years of age, and, had lived alone
at her home on, Shuter street for
many years, had been about the
previous day, but her body was
discovered by neighbours on Sun
day morning,
The former Elizabeth McKenzie,
she was born in Culrose Township
on .tuly 6, 1870 and is the last mem-
ber of the family of John and
Elizabeth McKenzie, She was
married to• William Fryfogle, who
died hi 1930. , •
She is survived by one. son, Vogel
George, of Hemstead, N.Y,
Funeral service wip be held at.
the R. A. Currie & Sons funeral
home at 2, p.m. on Thursday, with
Rev. D.% 3, MacRae of the Wing-
ham United Church in charge. In••
terment will be in Wingham
Cemetery and the pallbearers wile
be W, .1. Brown, Roy Mundy, J. W.
Bushrield, Gordon Leggett, R6bt.
and Alex IVIowbray.
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Ica
SE READY for 19581 Start with
a permanent year-round busi-
ness. Ambitious repreeentative
needed in , CLINTON. DASH• -
- WOOD, EXETER, GODEReCH,
GRAND BEND, SEAFORTIL
WINGHAM and surroundings%
You Can earn $50 to $75 a week,,
selling, our wonderful '‘line of
daily necessities: gift boxes, cos-
metics. Wherever you, may live
there is an opening for you.
Write for free catalogue and de-
tails, T. Gardnert Dept. F., 1600
Delornmer, Station C, Montreal.
-FAMILEX PRODUCTS LIMIT-
ED, Montreal, Quebec. 4:11:18b
Mrs. 11ijlton Cornett
CARD OF . THANKS
We would •like to - thank our
many ;friends and' neighbours for
all the.wonderful cards, letters and
treats that were sent to Wendy
while she was a patient at Sick
Children's Hospital. Many thanks
also. to the• women of the neighbor-
hood for looking after the other
youngsters• and to Garnie Nichol-
son for,• the many times he did the
chores. Thank you.-Faye, Ted and
Wendy Fear. 11e
automatic ex-
player wanted.
Phone 441W.
lib
TAINT ALWAYS THE
SIZE d YOUR CAR THAT
GAUGES THE MEASURE
Q' _YOUR HAPPINEEZ
Mix it and feed' it and make more
money. Balance your grain crop
with Shur-Gain Coecentrate,
LOST
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CHRISTMAS' SALE .
Dies in. Vancouver
Word has been received here of
the passing 'of a native of East
Wawanosh, Mrs: Milton Cornett; in
the city of • Vancouver on Novem-
ber 20,
Mrs. Cornett was the former Ida
Mary Bone, daughter of the late
William Bone and Margaret Fer-
guson of E. Wawanosh. She was
born December 28, 1834, The store
now occupied by Mundy's on Jos-
ephine Street, was operated by her
father fOr a number of years be-
fore they, moved to Ingersoll, Ont.
Mr8,1 'COrnett 'is surylvod by one
st,,,i1• ;Walter 'Toren* 'and two•
irantichildien. She.Wge Predeceas-
ed by a sister, Janie in 1918'
Funeral service Was held on
NoveMber 23rd, at 10 aen, from
the Chapel of Chime; ,Harron
l3ros., Ltd., under the auspices of
the , Creseent Rebekah Lodge No.
50, LO.O.F., of which she was a
member. •Rev, A. D. Cal•r officiated
and interment was in Forest
Lawn Memorial Park,
Mrs, Cora McGill of Belgrave
and Mrs, Norman Geddes of Tor-
Onto are cousins.
SAVE • $7.00. This week's special-
Kodak projector and case $34,95.
Hammerton Studio, . Wingham
Bone 199. 1113 • ,•
APPLICATIONS WANTED
Applications will be received by
the undersigned until 7 p.m. Fri-
day December 13; for the position
of Clerk of the Township of Turn-
berry. Duties to commence on
January 1, 1958,
Geo. T. Thomson, Clerk.
4;11b
RING with Onyx stone With Odd-
fellows emblem on it lost, Finder
please leave' at Advance-Times.
Reward. James Smith. - 11*
"' Huron Motors are slashing tractor prices-
?,t on models in stock.
2-1957 Ford Model 860; complete with ,5'-speed
transmission, live power take-off, live
draulic - Reduced $400.00.
-1957- Fordson Diesel, Complete with multiple
speed transmission', live hydraulic, live pow-
er 'take-off.- Reduced $400.00.
All abOve tractors are brand new never been
used - Factory' Guaranteed.,
lib
BEECH AND MAPLE body wood
:for sale. Phone 228.
Ernest Diamond
Lived in Wingham
Ernest C. Diamond, a son of, the ,
late William Diamond who operat-
ed a butcher shop in Wingham
some years ago, passed away sud-
denly in Orillia on Thursday, Nov-
ember 28th, • Mr, Diamond
visiting with' his sister, Mrs. Bar'-
old ComrierPalxner, at tag ,tune'
6f his , death.:, , ' ,'•
• Mr. Diamond, Who wiisY62," was
born in Wingham. He •had lived in
Windsor for the past 30 years,
where his wife ,Virginia, • passed
away- in 1940, He was the owner
of the Diamond Chemical. and Ven-
etian Blind Co. in Windsor, and
had formerly been employed in the
office of Hiram Walker and Sons.
He had also been manager of the
Beach Grove' Golf and Country
Club.
Surviving beeides his sister are
a son, Robert W., of Riverside and
a brother; le• Jeffereon Diamond,
Evergreen, Col,
Harry Diamond, who resided in
Wingham, was an undo.
TURKEYS-Buy Laidlaw's, order
from Mitchel's, Deyells, Lock-
ridge or Red Front. 11:18b
STRAYED-To lot 5, con 3, Turn-
berry, several cattle. Owner care
have same by proving ownership
and paying expenses. . 'llb
•
HURON MOTORS Ltd,
A. D. MaeWILLIAM . 4 Your FORD mid EDSEL DEALER ,. .
0 Wingham . Phone. 237
131-7,00rmrop.onnn7Ann.movo:,v,v .VVA:AS,.117.-.00707100,01VVIerele,
CRAWFORD &
HETHERINGTON
BUSINESS
and
PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
MISCELLANEOUS
RUGS SHAMPOOED In your
home. Phone 64031, Oral)
Barristers, Solicitors, Etc.
.° ° l'hone 46
T. .11. CRAWFORD, R.C.
R. S. HETHERINGTON, Q.C.
AMBULANCE SERVICE
IS YOUR TELEVISION properly
insured for all risk • eciveragel
For information phone 293, Stew-
Art A. Scott, Wingham' 2rrb
bib YOU KNOW' that. David
CrOnipton, Certified Watchmaker,
guarantees to keep your watch in
good running ordee for one year?
This free Setiice guarantee
aPplies to all new watches, also
toi Watches that havelleen cleari-
ed and reconditioned. Bring' in
yOur Witch to-day fiend take ad-
vantage Of our fast guaranteed
service', 23rrb
A. H. McTAVISH J. W. ,B NF
l'itIRRIE'S AMBULANCE, Wing-
hame Safe, courteous Service.
Phone Day, 51; Night, 716 or 636,
13rrb ' Q.Cat '
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Mt:,
Money to Loan
Office-,-Meyer Block, Winghiln
• 1)EADSTOCK WANTED e. •
Luckfiow Couple
60 Years Married
Friends ektended congratulations
to Mr. and Mrs, IrO Campbell of
Lucknow last Week as they cele-
brated the 60th anniversary of
their marriage, Mr. Campbell is a
native, of Ashfield Township and
Mrs, Campbell was the ,former
Gertrude Gorillas, a daughter of
the late Rohn Garniss and Annie
Cbultee of Bitevale, Both. are In
their 80th year,
Mn and Mrs, Gaul 'hell though
born in .Huron County, met in
Thessalon in Northern Ontario,
Where their parents had moved in
the early days, Mr,' Campbell was
employed for many years as etip••
erinteriderd; rot yarleue lumber
.companies throughout the North,
They retired to , Lucknow nine
years ago.
Me, and Mrs, Campbell have
threechildren, Mrs, Ansley, 41110-
talon°, Floyd dampbell Zi3elgrave
and dlon dampbell 'of ASItholdi
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR
and NOTAItV PUBLIC
TEE8wATER - ONTARIO
'Telephone 23 Teesivater '
Wroxeter-Every Wednesday
afternoon,• 8-1or
by appointment.
STE'WART A. SCOTT Can now
save you 15% On your ear or
truck insurance, Yearly or de
months policies are available.
Special rates for farmers. For
further inforrnation phone 298,
Witigham, 20rth
SANITARY SEWAGE DISPOSAL,
setic tanks, ceaapoola, cellars,
etc, pumped and 'Weaned, quick
service. All work guaranteed,
Apply Louis, Blake, phone 42r6,
Brussels. 16rrb Frederick P. Hotnuth
Phrn.B., FLO.,
Carol E. Hdeauth, R.O.
Mn,li Viola H. lioutith,'R,O.
opromoyriti8Ts
1410/slt 11t3
Harriston, Ontoirin
FINANCING A CAR?
Iteroto You buy ask about Out
Low CoatPiriatieing Service with
complete
Coat.
Coverage,
STEWART A, SCOTT
WELLINGT N
Cid, 1840 *
An sell Canadian. 4)eiatty, vhloh
has ;faithfully Served its policy
holders for over a Century.
‘4 Head (Riled TOtiontri
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114Iinglianit Pheitte AVinghtakt
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS,
All persons having claims
against the estate of .Margaret
Nicholson, late of the Village of
Belgrave, in the Count of Huron,
Widow, deceased, who died on or
about the 27th day of October,
AD, 1957, are notified to 'eend to
the undersigned, on 'or before the
14th day December, 1957, full
particulars of their , claims in'
writing. Immediately After the said
14th day of December, the assets
of the said Testatrix will be Ate-
teibuted amongst the parties eh-
titled thereto; having' regard only
to claims of which the ekeetitors
shall then have notice,
DATED this 19th day Of NeVein
ber, AD,„ 1957.
CRAWFORD &HETHERINGTON
Winghttne, Ontario
Solicitors for the Administratora
1127: d4;11b
. 11111 t 1 o 110 o oo e1 o ;; ; iii, o i lli o 11111111
Box Holder'? Moles
Not Given Out
It is strictly against our rules
to divulge the name ''.er addreek.
of any siditartiser using an
Adiiiince4TIMON •Nulnlier,
do net Sisk •this
hifOrinti4tiOti.,
.dmainopootionitcloceoffookoloifonnooitoacioi4.
WATERLOO CATTLE Breeding
Assoeiation "Where Bettor Balls.
Are Used", "For artificial 1h-
Serairiatfini frifeernatiOn or edr-
vino ,from loll breeds 'of cattle,
phone The .Waterloo Cattle
Breeding Asahaintien at: Clinton'
BU' z4441, or MildmaY 1301'i 2 be-
tween 1,30 and 0,30 (Chi, We twit
all breeda stvallablo-Top quality
A* IOW ObSt4" Ora
ARTICLES FOR SUE
tedellee tlieee ertieleeas
Otvirier ;le leaving town, House-
,hold iterria.,--beds, raga, babY
artlelete rriattreatea, chairs;
radio arid cenede,
i.,11itititifil plant* eqiiipMent-itolcie
1.6 Mitt earn 'era, studio tripods,
item ottitt 24titifit "hies, till In
tarcellent condition, Optical sup.
Oleg' at& fraction of original cost.
these limns would Make good
htlatinai gifts, Bob
4.40 4/00)
DnApsTedx, reentered, promptly
for sanitary disposal, FREE pick
u 'On larger. aninials, reasonable
eolicction charge for Small
Mats. Phone collect Wingham
818; Palmerston 123w, or Dur-
ham 8418, Gordon. young LiMited,
6rrb
Henry Ward Farrow
Pases in Windsor
Henry Ward Farrow, a forme --
Bluevale resident, died in Metro-
politan Respite', Windsor, on Fri-
day, November 29, following a
lengthy illness. He was 85 years
(Ad and' was a retired mail clerk.
Born in Bluevale, he Was the
son of Mary and Thomas Farrow,
Hig father Was the first school
teacher in the original. Bluevale
Public School and later became
Member of Parliament .for North
Huron in the federal house.
Me, Farrow lived in Detroit for
a, number of years and moved • to
WindSor twelveyeara ego. He Was
predeceased 'by his wife, the form-
er Alice MeLevey in 1936.
Two 'brothers also prededeEcoo,
him, h. Farrow, Who was a
Federal Deputy Minister -of Cue-
tome and inland Revenue, and
John, who Was for many years a
Mail (kik On the Grand Trill*
lin4se
•
infu(Zaairi6v;-
-
as on Monday of
last Week'with Rev, S., R, Hetider.
Son officiating. BOW Was In
Windord OW* Ceti-1644°4
-BOY'S BICYCLE with balloon
' tires for sale, Good condition
Reasonable, Photo 60J, lib
',MEAT FOR SALE-Good beef by
the quarter. killed under license
from Dept. of Health, Yearling
heifers. Top quality, Lowest
Prices. Raynard Ackert, Ripley,
phone 24r30. 17rrb
'GLOXINIA' BULBS for sale, Phone
Lewis 'Viewers 101. lib
FURS-Christmas Specials-Mus-
rat jackets,. $165.; full length
Muskrat Oats, $275; either in
grey or brown, Whatever • you
. want in fur coats or jackets we
-"can supply the best for the least.
Du' Val Furs, NOrth Street, phone
660, Wingham. - lib
1•CIRCULATOR: HEATER, burns
wood or coal with fire place
front, cheap for quick sale.
Phone 356W, lib
FFtIVATELY owned 1956 Buick
Special Four Door in excellent
condition. Automatic transmis-
sion and fender mirrors, Very
low mileage. Cheap for cash. Will
take trade. Reason for selling,
owner supplied with car on new
job. Phone 6773. ,lie
MASTERTONE PIANO accordion
for sale; Crosley console radio;
Maple table, 20" x 48"; pair tire
chains, 750x17; 500 lbs. Rodney
Oats. These items are for cash
elites only and all are in reason-
Ole good condition, Phone
741W21, rib
PROPERTY for sale, lot 28, con.
8 in Turnberry, with frame
house consisting, of five rooms
and bath, built-in cupboards, oil
furnace. Possession immediately.
Can be bought with mortgage.
Apply to George McMillan, Har-
riston, phone 3143 or Clare Hut-
chison, Harriston, 27:4:1,1"'
HOUSE and small business in
,Wingham for sale. Will sacrifice
for ,$3000 cash. No mortgage at
present. Phone 4733, lib
ROOMERS WANTED
ROOMERS WANTED. Ideal loca-
tion for nurses. Phone 738W.
11,i
TWO GIRLS wanted to share a
room in a new comfortable_ home
near the Win"gham Hospital,
Phone 753. lib
TENDERS
UNTIL December 20th tenders
will be reedited for St, Helens
Church shed. 'Lowest or any, ten-
not necessarily accepted,
Lorne Woods, Secretary,
RR, Lucknow, Ont. lib
CARETAKING TENDERS
Tenders will be received until
December 12 by the undersigned
for caretakers in "the following
schools in Turnberry Township,
No's. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9, 11, Lowest or
any tender not necessarily- accept.
ed.
Alex Corrigan, Sec.-treas.
4 :lib
der
VIILIc FILTERS for stile - ','Rapid
01o", 6-inch, 79e; 6x'"+-inch, 85c•
• Alexentler's Hardware. lrgb
FEMALE CLERK wanted for gen-
eral office, work. Apply in per-
son to the United Col•operatives,
Wingham, Ontario, lib
SERVICE 'STATION for lease
with restaurant attached, Ex-
cellent location, good gallonage,
Available January 1st, Apply to,
the British . American Oil Co:
Ltd., Wingham, Ontario, phone
268W. ' . lib
WOULD the person who picked up
a pair of boy's new C.C.M. skates
on Friday afternoon -with Brian
Miller's name inside please re-
turn to the owner. 11*
CARD OF THANKS '
I wish to express my sincere
thanks and appreciation to all my
friends arid relatives for the cards,
gifts and those who visited me
while I was a patient in Wingham
General Hospital.-Hilda Tiffin.
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank all my neighbors
and friends who so kindly sent me
cards and treat; also those who
came to call on Me 'While I was in
"Wingham and Victoria 'Hospitals;
also Dr. W, A, McKibben and the
mining staff, It was all greatly
approciated.-Richard Procter.
lie
FEMALE HELP WANTED
IN MEMORIAM
HANEY-In dear remembrance of
W. H. Haney, who departed , this
life, December 12, 1956.
One year, has passed since that
sad day •
The one we loved was called away,
God eook him home, it was His
will, .
But in :our hearts, liveth still.
'Gone is the face we' pved so dear.
Silent the voices 'W'e'loVed te:411eat('
Too fare avvay for sight or speech
But not too far for thought to
reach;
YoUr spirit has fled, your Suffer-
ings o'er
At the fireside you will join us no
more;
The wound iltdeep, it will not heal,
And .only God knows how we feel.
A wonderful worker, loyal and true,
One in a million, that husband was
you.
Ever remembered by his wife
and family.
I wish to express ray sincere
thanks to all , my friends and
neighbours who sent me flowers,
gifts, cards and letters while I was
a patient in Toronto General Hos-
Pifel and also while I was conval-
escing at the home of my sister.-
Mrs, Jean Crump. • • , 110',
CARD OF THANKS
A very sincere 'thank you to all
my friends,. neighbours for the
kindness shown to me since my
accident-Mrs W. 'A, 'Heughan.
ilh
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank the Black
Knights Orange Lodge, Salvation.
Army, neighbors and friends .for,
the gift pf money, treats and Gaeds
John received While a patient in
Wingham General Hospital. Thanks'
to. Dr. W, A. Crawford, Dr. A. D.
McMurchy and the• nursing, staff
at the hospital.-Mr. and Mrs. J.
Ward. 11''
CARD IV TEANKs
I wish to express MY eineere,
thanks and appreciation to all my
friends, neighbors' and relatives
for their ceiTla, gifts and visits
while I was a patient in Winghtim.
General Hospital. Special thanks
to. Dr, B. Ne Corrin, Mrs, Mor.rey
and her staff of nurses,-Mre,
Ste Marie. 1113
IN MEMORIAM
STOKES -in loving remembrance
of our dear parents, Mr., and
Mrs, Reuben. Stokes, who was
taken so suddenly from us. a
member of years ago.
Gbod called them without warning;
Our farewell was never said.
But 'what a glorious morning
When we say hello instead.
-Lovingly remembered by their
daughters. 11"
CARD OF THANKS '
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