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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1960-01-13, Page 4• Winglinurk Adyrieree-TI tete W , 440. 13, 1960 valsompooMoilmoiloolitilmomioutimpopolcomoomonilliffill LOW PRICES oIl SHOULDERS OF PORK SIDES OF PORK AND LARGER CUTS a n alLARGE CUTS OF BEEF EP id AT REDUCED PRICES r. t-); GROUND BEEF ... . , . 3 lbs. i1.25 • 111011111.1111110-01.10111111011111101.1010 SPECIAL ii 1 a a it SALES. IIELP WANTED, MALE WANTED: Reliable man as Deal- er in Huron County. Experience WATCH Vie -the SEALED BID *AUCTION SALE at McKibbone firstoyeek in February, 6,13b WOULD ANYONE going to Flor- ida about Jan, 24th consider tak- ing a student :as passenger to South Carolina? Ian Cairns, phone 453... 13b MILK !FILTERS for sale--"Rapid fleinch, 85e; 0144-inch, 89e. Alexander's Hardware.. leeb , # ii , %. i ,,,,..„ a 0 o i I .... 2 LocKnagel Butcher 5hopl II ' q FounimmisiiiiiiniliklilihisobitihmilliumilisioihousibighwitIbiiIiimilloillikiiio , ,.. • „ ... „, ...... NominNon ....... lw ,,,,,,, mom lllll i llllllllllll i llll 1 lllll Nil ll i llll iisnlionex lllll Neiliat,i llllllllllllllllll ity to step into old profitable business where Aawleigh Pro- ducts have been sold for years. Big profits, Products' furnished on credit, Write Rawleigh's Dept. A-453-163, 4005 Richelieu, Montreal. 13b- OPPORTUNITY FOR AGGRESSIVE DRIVER SALESMAN Save Money by PREPAYING 400 BALES OP HAY for sale. Apply agrees Devereaux, A.R. 2, Luck- new, 1,3* RHEUMATIC PAIN? If you suffer from backaches, lumbago, sci- atica, try RUIVIACAPS today to help bring you prompt relief, Druggists everywhere. 13,20,27b — -- IT'S NEW FOR COLDS—Rexall Insoeb -rub on—not greasy— pleasant smell—penetrates to the congested area -- relieves ,the deepest set cold quickly—only $1.49 at McKibbons. 6,13h re-1,MVS• TAXI SERVICE an.d used VUrniture. We buy and sell. Rona 195. rrb 000D'''HARD maple stovewood for sale, in truckload lots. Mac- 'Broa., Luckn.ow, 6rrh FINDLAY spaceheater for sale. In goad condition. Phone 992R. 13b FOB SALE TWO FURNISHED rooms, heated and bath. Private entrance. Cen- trally located. Suitable for two nurses. Available January 15th. Phone 127.A. • 13b. PERSONAL not necessary, A fine opportun- FOR RENT YOUNG MALE HOUND lost on New Year's Day in vicinity of Glenannan; black and tan with some white, three - white feet, Wearing collar but no tag as he is under kennel license. ,Finder please phone 430M, Wingham, LOST TENDERS WANTED The undersigned will receive tenders up to January 30th, 1960, for supplying oil to the following school of the Township School Area of East Wawanosh; 136, 59, 513, U11. The responsibility of keeping oil in tanks remains with the supplier at all times, Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Contract starts March 1st, 1960, J, A. MeBurney, Secretary R,R, 1, Belgrave, 13-20b• TENDERs WANTED -•,. Mrs. Clarence Adams and baby wish to thank the many friends, neighbours and relatives who so kindly sent us letters, gifts and cards while in Victoria Hospital, London. Also many, many thanks to Dr. Mel. Carrin of Lucknow and Drs. Clarke and Kinch and nurses of London Hospital. These kind- nesses were deeply appreciated. 13b The family of the late Marguerite Greenaway wishes to express heart-felt thanks and appreciation to friends, relatives and neighbors, for the beautiful floral tributes, cards of sympathy and all who helped. Special tanks to Rev, T. E. Kennedy, Dr. McKibbon and pall- bearers. 131e --- CARD OF TIIANKS COMING ""EVENT NIARG'S BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE WILL OPEN OFFICIALLY ON VALENTINE'S DAY WEEK-END. Meantime' the modern store fixtures are being moved into place today (Wednesday). Marg's Store has been made official agents for . W. H. Smith & Son (Canada) celebrated Booksellers to Britons, Canadians and the world for nearly a century. COUTTS HALLMARK CARDS Gift Wraps and Acccessories will be installed January 19. BROWN BROS., of Toronto will provide stock for the Business Stationery Dept. SCHOOL BOOKS & SUPPLIES will arrive early in February. Gifts from the four corners of the world will start arriving February Isf. You will enjoy shopping ,and browsing! Watch for the opening—if will be tops. EEL OLD? WANT TO FEEL YOUNGER? Thousands of men, women past 40 pep up quick with help of Ostrex Tonic Tablets. Make 3-day test. Only 09c, At all druggists, 13h LITTLE NUGGET child's set of e coat, hat, leggings and muff for Wile. Size 3x, Rose color. Phone 184.1, 13* BRIDGE WAIL Fireco Range for sale, burns coal or wood, Good condition, Apply Tom. Thomp- son, Leopold St. 13-20* ILTER QUEEN SALES AND ..SERVICE—see Les Reynolds at MeKibbon$ Drug Store, Wing- ham, 'Phone 53. Evenings phone 640 3. rrb TENDERS WANTED Sealed tenders, plainly marked as to content and addressed. to the enridersigned will be received up to 12:00 o'clock noon, January '31st,. 1960 for the performance of the following work on Corporation-. owned homes in Wingham, On- tario. 1. General Maintenance, 2. Plumbing and Heating repairs. 3. Electrical 'repairs. Forme of tender required can be obtained at the address below. 'rho lowest/or any tender not necessar- ily accepted,. CENTRAL MORTGAGE AND HOUSING CORPORATION P.O, Box 56 71 Emerald Street South Hamilton, Ontario JAckson 7-4115 is1oWN per'.. WINGHAM * /*I 14.140474 F.: 1 019 IN MEMORIAM BOYD—In loving memory of a :dear mother, Mrs, William Boyd, who passed away one year ago, January 8, 1959. We miss her when we need a friend. On her we always could depend; She cheered us in sickness and • soothed our pain. God grant some day we'll meet again—Always remembered by her daughter, Ethel Porter. 13b MISCELLANEOUS inflitGINrs'Triall'ERySGINFTSUTIGAZINES ame DONALD neht ()LOCK INGNAM 6011S FOR morramif (CANA DAILI' 13b A growing farmer business i8 entering the petroleum distri- bution business and will ac- cep+ written applications for position of driver salesman. Must have good knowledge of the area and preferably an agricultural background. In- centive program and good benefits. APPLY BOX 90, Advance-Times UeoeCTROLUX sales and service, R. E. Mitten, Goderich, 'phone Goderich. 1154 or Wingham 553w. rrb MAXWELL—In loving memory of a dear mother, Mrs. Clara Max- well, who passed away 15 years, ago January 12, 1945. Softie; the leaves of memory fall Sadly we stop to gather them 'all, Years may stray and fade away. But in our hearts you will always stay.—Lovingly remembered by husband and family, 1r,* 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 FOR PIANO TUNING, musical in- struments, accessories and re- pairs at reasonable rates phone Ross Mann, 735J4 Wingham. rrb CARDS OF THANKS Town of IP/Ingham 1960 Taxes REXALL'S New Healing Hand Lotion with HeXaclorophene, the wonder antiseptic—will heal the sorest hands—only $1.00 at Mc- Kibbons Drug Store. 6-13b We would like to express our sincere thanks to the Wingham Fire Department, who did such a good job in saving the home of my sister, Mrs. Irene' Dane; also a special thanks to her neighbors, who assisted.—Mrs. Russel Chris- tie. 13* FILM ON AFRICA SHOWN AT WIS. _ HELP WANTED CARETAKERS WANTED FOR EACH SCHOOL in West Wawanosh School Area, Tenders to be in hands of Secretary not later than January 18th, 1960. Lowest or any tender not feces-, sarily accepted, W. A. Stewart, Secretary, Dungannon, Ont. 6,13b BIRTHS NOTICE TO RATEPAYERS TOWNSHIP OF HOWICK In accordance with the Highway Traffic Act, take notice that cars, trucks, mail boxes, milk stands and milk cans should be parked Or placed off the township roads in such a way as not to interfere with the operation of the snow plows. The Township of Howick will not be held responsible for any dam- age done to same in the course of snow removal. Anson Galbraith, Road Supt. 13b —eSMITTY'S JAN. DRAPERY SALE NOW ON. All draperies made Up free of charge from $1,95 yd. up—all lengths. Choose now from Western. Ontario's foremost drap- ery house. at Smitty's Shopping Centre in 'Hanover. 13-20-27b 'Taxpayers May make payntents 011 au641i ji 1060 taxes up to 80 pee cent of 1959 taxes;', Interest at the rate of ('`our per cent, wirNbe allowed on payments madetin January.. Prepayments- of taxes must be made .at:q.: Town Treasurer's Office; Town Hall... • The January meeting of the Wo- man's Missionary Society .of the Wingham United Church was held in the school room and was in charge of Mrs. 0, Struthers, who gave the call to worship. The Scripture was read by Mrs. W.' J. Brown and prayers were offered by Mrs. Chamney and Mrs, Mc- Michael. In connection with the study of Africa, which the auxiliaries are using this year,,Mrs. Struthers had procured the inspirational audio- film, "I'll Sing—Not Cry'. This is a vivid and moving portrayal of the life of the African before coming into contact with Christianity. It shows that in his daily life song is a constant means of self-ex- pression in goOd times as well as in times of suffering, Every crisis was met by a song, everything ex- eept. death, When death came, the song failed them. But when they came 'to know Christ, a new song came into their hearts, Death was no longer a fearful thing,' but could be met with a song of Chris- tian hope and joy• It was felt that it was a great privilege to see and hear this film which increased the knowledge and appreciation of the African spirit. Mrs. T, Jardin sang the 'approp- I riate solo, "Why Should I Feel Discouraged". Mrs. Charriney.spoke briefly on "Christian Stewardship", saying that nothing should be al- lowed to stand 'between us and our service to God. The 'reports, for 1959 we're pre- sented and pointed to the conclu- sion of a very successful year. The membership had been increased rind-the 'financial objective largely exceeded. The sick and shut-ins were remembered 'at different tithes with cards and visits. The supply secretary reported that 18 cartons of clothing and quilts had been sent to. Overseas Relief as well as 17 parcels to Home 11/fis- sion, the total value being $775.00. The Expense Fund raised $190.00, which was used to pay transpor- tation on hales, gifts to C.G.I.T. a n 0 CKNX programs, Bibles, flowers, etc. The officers for 1660 were in- stalled by Rev. T. 0. Husser, 'who stressed the value of the W.M.S. to` the church and claimed for them a year of increased usefulness .and consecration. In response 'to 'a special appeal a bale is being sent forward to Ov- erseas Relief and• =donations will be Welcomed. • The president, Mra. C. Finland, closed the meeting with prayer, FEMALE HELP WANTED BAARYIVIORE and Harding Car- pets and• Rugs. Deep pile all- Wool breadloom rugs and wall- to-wall carpeting costs less than you may think. Have an esti- mate for your room this week from. N. 1. WELWOOD CAR- PETS... RHONE 86. rrb WILLIAM RENWICK, Treasurer, 'Town. of Wingham. HOPPER—At the Wingham Gen- eral Hospital, on Wednesday, Jan. 6, 1960, to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hopper, R.R. 5, Brus- sels, a son. ROWSELL—At the Wingham Gen- eral Hospital, on Friday, Jan. 8, to Mr, and Mrs. Robert Roersell, Wingham, a son. Van DIEPEN—At the Wingham General Hospital, on Saturday, Jan, 9, 1660, to Mr. and Mrs. Arie van Diepen, A.R. 5, Luck- - now, a daughter. HAUGH—At the Wingham Gener- al Itospital, on Sunday, Jan. 10. 1960, to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Haugh, R.R. 1, yingeham, daughter. LAMONT—At the Wingham Gen- eral Hospital, on Monday, Jan. 11, 1960, to 'Mr, and Mrs. Harold Lamont, R.R, .1, Wingham, daughter. NETHERY—At' the Wingham Gen- eral Hospital, on'Tuesday, Jan, 12, 1960, to Mr. and Mrs. Terrance Nethery, Wingham, a daughter. HISLOP—In Listowel Hospital, on Sunday, Jan. 10, 1960, to Mr.' and Mrs. George Hislop Jr., a son, a brother for Linda. lllllll MI1141111111 llllll I llllllll I lllll lllllll I ll11111,I, 11111 11111 111 ll ll llllllllllllj lllll ,- HOUSEWIVES—Need extra money these days? We have a part- time income plan to help you, Reliable, neat-appearing Mothers of school-age children can. qual- ify. Write Miss Mosher, Man- ager, Box No. 86, Owen Sound, stating telephone number. 6 :13 :27b Rev. and Mrs. Husser, Pamella and Donald wish to extend their thanks to all those who aided in making "mother's absence" easier. We say thanks for floral donations, baking and cards, besides the many little• kindnesses that shoer friend- ship one to another. 13b WANTED TO RENT UTU PORTABLE'; see it HERE today! I would like to thank all those who remembered me with flowers, gifts, letters and cards during my illness in Wingham and Victoria Hospitals. Special thanks to Rev. Dr. Nimmo and Rev, Husser of Wingham and also the Advance- Times.—Mrs, Marguerite Higgins. 13* NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE MATTER OF, THE ES- TATE OF PHOEBE DENSMORE, late of the Town of Wingham in the County of Huron, Spinster, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to the Trustee Act, that all creditors and others having claims against the Estate of the late Phoebe Densmore, are requirr ed to send• particulars of their claims, duly verified, to J. W. BUSHFIELD, Q.C., Solicitor' for the Executor Of the said Estate, •on or before the 23rd day of January, A.D. 1960, and that after such date the Executor will proceed to dis- tribute the assets of the said Es- tate, having regard only to the claims of which they shall then have had notice. ' DATED at Wingham, Ontario this 4th day of January, A.D. 1960. J. W. BUSHFIELD, Q:C. WINGHAler, Ontario. Solicitor .for the Executor, 6-13-20b HOUSE WANTED to 'rent by April 1st or before. Phone 194w, rrb ADDING MACHINES and 1Calcu- latore, Olivetti, famous for speed and durability; qiympla Type- writers, renowned for their in- terchangeability carriage. For prompt and efficient service on present equipment call Owen Sound Typewriter Co, Phone FR, 6-4811. rrb We wish to show our apprecia- tion to Drs. Pedley and Corriii, Mrs. Morrey and all her staff for the attention and thoughtfulness to me while a patient in the hospi- tal, Also I thank all my friends and neighbors for their cards, gifts of fruit, etc. • Best wishes for 1960. —Mrs. Scotty Ross, husband and family. 13* :4•11oK:.*-r. ARMITAGES FREE PANT SALE of Bond Clothes. Suits that are made-to-measure and sold mg- ularly at $75.00 with one pair of trousers—now on sale at $59.75 with two pairs trausers. Or- der your spring suit now, take delivery in March, April or May. ARMITAGE'S Phone 172 Men's Wear Dry Cleaners rrb DEADSTOCK WANTED FARM SERVICE—Dead or crippl- ed farm animals removed for sanitary disposal, NO REMOVAL CHARGE. Phone COLLECT Wingham 3'78 or Palmerston 123w or Durham 398, GORDON YOUNG (ELMIRA) LTD, rrb ingegrAv, .vs,s•vem,vWat'gs ne.M ‘ WITH ALL OFFICE TYPEWRITER FEATURES The family of the late Mrs. Nirene Watson, Gorrie, wishes to express their heartfelt thanks and grateful appreciation to their friends and• relatives for their many acts of kindness, messages of sympathy, and beautiful floral tributes received during their re- cent bereavement. Special thanks to Rev. Clarke. • 13" REAL ESTATE FOR SALE DEADSTOCK — FARMERS! We have the fastest service and the highest prices for dead, disabled cows and horses, $4.00 each and 3Vec lb. for good mink homes. 24 hour service. Call for long distance OPERATOR and •ask for ZENITH 43900, no toll charge, Lorenz Stock Removal, Durham. rrb CHURCH EUILDING FOR SALE Sealed:tenders will he received by the chairrera'n of the trustee board, Mr. George Coultes, R.R. 5, Wing- hem, Ont., for the purchase of the .building formerly known is "Brick ;Church", eituated on the north-east norner of Lot 33, Con. 10, East Wawanosh. Building will be sold less. porch. . 13:20 ROY N. BENTLEY CRAWFORD & HETHERINEFON• ACI-IESON'S Dead Stock Service LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Barristers, Solicitors, Eta, Wingharn, Plena 48 L H. CRAWFORD, Q.C. R. S. HETHERINGTON, Q.O. REGISTERED Landrace hog for sale. Apply Dan IVIeInnis, A.R. 2, Lueknow, Ont, 13: Highest cash prices paid in sur- rounding district for dead, old, sick or disabled horses and cattle. For the fastest and proper removal of all animals, day or night, use our automatic exchange (at no cost to you.) Call Long Distance and ask for ATWOOD ZENITH 34900 OR GEORGE IIISLOP WROXETEIt 2R15 WANTED TO BITV Rev. 'J. R.'Greig Buried Today Rev. John R. 'Greig, minister of ;the Presbyterian Church at Piston, Ont., passed' away suddenly on Sunday evening while conducting service. He was in his 60th year. Rev. Grcig had formerly served as minister of the Presbyterian Ohurdhes at Chatsworth, Bluevale, Atwood, Fergus and Toronto. He preached in Bluevale as a 'student minister and when the new church was built, after his graduation, he' Was asked to return. At the cen- tennial two years ago, Rev. Greig was invited to take the service of his old charge and was pleased to be back to visit old friends. He is survived by his wife, Ei- leen Sutton, formerly of Toronto, two sisters,. Miss Annie Grcig of Brantford and Mrs, Reed Ashley of Port. Arthur, and brothers Har- vey Greig of Vancouver and Gor- A. II, IFTAVISH Mr. arid Mrs. Gordon Naylor and family wish to express their heart- felt thanks to their many friends and neighbors for their floral trib- utes and many acts of kindness during their recent bereavement. Special thanks to Rev. R. M. Swee- ney of Auburn, the pallbearers arid the ladies who looked after the lunch. 13* A ONE-STOREY house with at least two bedrooms and bath, in North end of Wingham, Phone 1523 Teeswater or write Box 21 Teeswater. 12* J. 111, BUSIIFIELO PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT Telephone JAcki;on 4-9521 P. O. Box 473 GODERICH, Ontario I wish to extend my heartfelt thanks and appreciation for •the acts of kindness, messages of syrei- pathy and beautiful floral tributes received from relatives, friends and neighbors in my recent be- reavement of my brother, Cecil Bone. Special thanks to Rev. Brown, Mrs. Thompson and the pallbearers.—Ruby Bone. NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE ESTATE OF SYDNEY ALEXANDER CAMPBELL ALL PERSONS having claims' against the estate of the above mentioned, late of the Township of Turnherry in the County of Huron, Farmer, who died on the ninth day of November, 1959, are required to file proof of same with the undersigned on or before the 16th day of January, A.D. 1960. After that date the Executrix Will proceed to distribute the estate/:having regard only to the claims of 'which 'she shall then have had notice. DATED at Wingham this 28th day of December, A.D. 1959, QRAWFORD & IIETITERINGTON Wingham, Ontario Solicitors for the Executrix 30-6-13b WANTED Q.C. Barrister, Solicitoi, Notary, Etch' Money to Loan Office—Meyer Block, WInghatn BARRISTER, SOLICITOR and NOTARY PUBLIC • TEESWATER • 'ONTARIO Telephone 23 Teeswater Wroxetei—Every Wednesdwy afternoon, 2-4 p.m., or by appointment, PIANO WANTED, in good eondi- e•tion. Phone 643W in evenings. 13* ormimommmiimmisi. ..11.1•011111 DEAD STOCK SERVICE Highest Cash Prices For Old, Sick and Disabled Cows and Horses DEAD STOCK AT HIGHEST OASII VALUE Please Phone Promptly Call Collect - 133 Bruce Marlatt Brussels, Ont. 24 HOUR, SERVICE don Greig of Wm:ureter, LIVE POULTRY • Picked up Thursday and Friday Only during -.limitary, Febrile*, end. March. C. MICHEL --- GORRIE Phone 21111 WELLINGTON FIRE The ;funeral will be at two o'clock Wednesday afternoon in Picton, With temporary teteirribilient in the neatieeletirie there. Insurance COMptiny Est 184O An all Canadian Company lwhlcll has faithfully Seryed its policy hOldCra for over a tontdry. Head Offido Torontti C. MacLean. Insurance Agana, Wingham Funeral Wed nesday For Cecil Bone The family of the late Mrs, Cath- arine M. Jacques wish to express their heartfelt thanks arid grateful appreciation to their friends and relatives for their matry acts of kindness, messages of sympathy, arid the beatitieul floral tributes re- teiVed during their recent bereave. merit. Special thanks to Rev. E. C, Attwell of Trinity Church, Ford- with, arid the Rev, C. Pace of McIntosh United Church and to the Members of Trinity Church W.A. 13* Frederick F. Homuth R.O. Carol E. flornuth, R.O. Mrs, Viola IL Homuth, 11.0. OPTOMETRISTS PHONE 118 Harriston, Ontario SACK RABBITS, goad price, will *Wrap weekly. Write Fred T. Fowler, BOX 369;. Mitchell. 23-30-643* MONEY WANTED $4,000.00 FIRST Mortgage. Good security, Apply Box 91, Advance- Times. 1.3b WOOD WANTED 'C EST WAWANOSH School Area wants the following quantities of wood: St. Helens, 25 cords; For- dyee No, 12, 20 cords; No, 8 Township cords; Na. 2 Plinfitetts, 25 cards; No. 17 Dig- gins, 15 eorda. This wood to be ail herd maple end beech, 14- leiohee long, not over 10 inches err under 6 inches in diameter to be piled in School yard not later then June 80th, 1960. 'The lowest Or any tender not necessarily laceepted. These terriers, to be lit hands of the ,secretary not ietor than Annoy W. SitnArtitt, Sec., Dartganton, Ord, 6,131) •hAVILLER, • IHNTOSH & WARD CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS ' Bell. Telephone Building- WALKERTOrs1 . to Kennecbt, B.Ed CoA, -"Resident Mgr. Telephones: Business 633; Residence 104 Funeral service was held last. Wednesday from the ID, A, naafi funeral home in Brussels for Ce- cil Walker Hone, who died at his home 'on Jan. 4th, Rev. L. Brown conducted the service and inter- irreht was ii.ri the Brussels Cemetery. The pallbearers' were Gordon Embury, Prittnit Sellers, Hari 80- lers„Tim Wirt Jitn ,RoVitmari, Ancl Sine Hogg. Mr. Hone was born in Morris Township, a son of Thorns W. Rohe arid Florence May Cochrane, He was 55. He farmed hi Morris and -ikas a member of Brussels United Church. One sister, Miss Ruby bone of thutabis autvivos. WATERLOO CATTLE BREEDING ASSOCIATION 'Where Refer INN Are Used" Artificial Insemination Service for all Breeds, of Cattle Fanner owned and controlled Call us between T:30 and 10:00 am, week days 6:00 and 8:00 'p.m. Saturday - evenings at CLINTON Mini 11,6650 eiir golfed TIEESWATER 126 11.14ANCING. A. CAR? tout* you ,buy ask about out to* Cost Isiriameihs Service With 001T11)kit titsuratiN4= Coverage. ,STENVART A. SCOTT not, Ali 14Ittithitit We would like to take this op- portunity to express Our sincere' 'thanks for flowers, cards and Words 'of sympathy extended to us daring our sister's (Mrs. Iretle Dane), illnese and at the time her passing. We would also like to thank rit. lVfolabbott and 'the nurses at Wingham Hospital for everything they have ,done, Rev. Clarke, and the ladies of Wrox- eter United Church. These acts of kindness 'will always he reirteMber- ill 'rho Sleitiniller faintly. lab If we are going to celebrate Canada's 100th anniversary in 1967 with more than Malting, fireworks and self:eonselous hip-hip-hurrahs, planning must 'begin directly,' Wares 'The Financial Post. No special teethe-lel- machleery exists as yet. Hut two sensible, worthy and imaginative ideas have been making the rounds in 'Ottawa. Centre 'the national celebration around, World Fair Similar to HritaSel's Cultural and 'Scientific Exposition of last year, With fair-, grounde at Toronto or Montreal,. PIMA: up the so-called' National 'Capital Plait to transform 'Ottawa from a drab Isister among cities IMO a splendid world 'capital. 'The plan, originally *the brainchild of the farrows French town-planner Jacques (Ireber, is now about two: thirds tteeetniglah‘d. ertieieentieeseeilieeilikaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiig •