The Wingham Advance-Times, 1962-01-10, Page 4•
Vgi(Ip ,X?''c)hle The Wingilsa•nt Advrraroe-'I`ittates Weelneetli y, 3101. 10, l%
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TANtJAlt t` SPECIALS. Singer
Rall -o -magic vacuum, $49,50; de -
111x0 Model, $74.95; Golden Glide
Model, $98,95, These priees apply
to present stoek only. Fully
,guaranteed, George Henderson,
phone 6G5. 16b
i3LECTROLux SALES AND SP+,R.-
V'ICTJ:-•-Authorized dealer, H. A.
McDermitt, Fordwich, phone
59-31, Contact Mrs, L. McDoug-
all, phone 553W, Wingham, for
s.ervier. Arrange for free demon-
stration. 29rrb
n'ILTI)R QUEEN .Sales and Ser-
vice, repairs to all makes of
vacuum cleaners. Used cleaners
of all Intakes for sale. Robert K.
)?eck, Varna, telephone Hensail
69682, 16rrb
DRAPERY CLEARANCE SALE of
Caya Fabrics. Save up to le price.
Regular up to $5.50 a yard, now
clearing from $1.95 and up. Made
up "free of charge." Tailored to
the -highest custom standards at
Smitty's Shopping Centre, Han-
over. 10-17-24-311,
SPRr:`tG SALE -- It's sale time at
Armitage' of Wingham with their
annual Bond Made - to -Measure
suit sale. And here's your chance
to really roll up the savings on a
Bond quality tailored to measure
suit -when you order a. suit from
ARMITAGES. During this sale
you get trousers absolutely
FREE. Prices are, $55.95 to $69.95
and no
more. So now -right now
Get your under in atARMI-
TAGES. Sale ends Feb. 24th. You
don't have to take delivery of
your suit now -you can take It
in April, May or June --but your
order must be in before closing
date of Feb. 24th, and remember
the special sale offer --- Extra
trousers are yours FREE at
ARMITAGES in Wingham.
J10-F21h
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
DWELLING in Bluevale for sale,
3:r -acre of land, small barn, oil
furnace, 3*piece. hath. Priced for
quick sale. Can be purchased for
half cash. Dudley E. Holmes, In-
surance & Real. Estate, Listowel.
Phone 4-70. W. N. Campbell,
Salesman. 10b
CAR FOR SALE
1957 BUTCKC 2 -door hardtop for
sale. Power equipped with radio,
automatic, black and white leath-
er interior, Phone Teeswater 392-
6048, lir'
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
-5 BULLS for sale, 3 Angus and 2
Hereford. George Harris. R, R. 1,
Bhtevale, phone 804R2, Wroxeter.
FOR SALE -14 pigs, 10 weeks old,
weaned, Noah 5. l3yler, R..R. 1,
Wroxeter, Ont. ifh
FOR RENT
APARTMENT FOR RENT --2 bed-
rooms with garage, vicinity of
Public School. 'Available Feb. 1.,
Apply Box 7, Advance -Times, lob
FOR RENT Entirely separate four
room apartment with three piece
both.. No small children. Available
Feb, 1st, Apply Box 9, Advance-
Times. 10'''
BED -SITTING ROOM and kitchen
for rent, furnished and heated,
Utilities paid. Garage included.
Available Feb. let. Phone 262.
10b
SALES HELP WANTED
OPPORTUNITY We need a new
Dealer in Huron County to serve
consumers. Experience and capi.
tal not essential, Write Dept.
A -453-0A3, 4005 Richelieu, Mon-
treal, 10b
APPLIC."ATTONS WANTED
APPLICATIONS
Will be accepted for two firemen
for Win harp and District Fire
Brigade, by the secretary, until
January 15th.- •R, Sinnanion, Sec.,
Wingham, Ont, 27-3.10b
WANTED
WAI'TEEb.--A heated bedroom, by
woman, Apply Box 8, A,dvanee.
Tithes, 10"
WANTED - grandfather's dock,
full size floor model. Apply Box
5, A,dvanee Times•, 10"
aTA'TrbING H.AI#,DV'bOOTI( 'TT11t
BER WANTED -Preferably hard
maple and basswood. We also buy
Inge and limited quantities of
Other spteles. ,7sittiee T. Craig &
Son,. Auliilrii, phone 526-7220.
10474
SE.RVICE
COMING EVENTS
LEGION BINGO every Thursday
in Lueknow Legion Hall, 8.45 pan.
sharp. 12 regular games for $10,
3 share the wealth and one spee-
iai. for $50.00 must go tiro limit
for calls). Proceeds for artificial
lee, Marie)
AUCTION SALE
of livestock, grain and feed, for
Gordon M. Greig, I.,ot 34, ('an. A.
Howick Township. on Thursday
January 18, 1062, commencing at 1
P.M. Gordon Jackson, Auctioneer.
Full list will appear next week,
10b
CARDS OF THANKS
Q ykK ,
`Y
AI ISCEIL .4NEOUSS
CUSTOM snowploughing. /tumid
C'ongram, phone 1079. 29 -Jin
II? YOU ARP THINKING of fin-
ancing a ear, be sure to eurdart
your State Farm Agent first.
Reuben Appleby, R:1:. 2, Wir:g-
ha1'n, phone 703!'43.
13:20-:.13:101)
CAR OWNERS, Farmers or'1'rnek•
Br's are you interested in getting
improved performance from your
motor? Let us tell you burr you
can save DOLLARS by using u
remarkable discovery 1Imt will
make your motor vur•k hette'r
last longer emit less to rtut. For
free information write Mitchell
Specialties, Box 277. Mitchell, Ont.
111-17
I wish to thank all those who re -
Membered me with bows of fruit,
flowers, cards and other kindnesses C U R I E
while I was in the hospital. - Wil-
bert Hodgkinson. 10`•`
Many thanks to friends and
neighbours who remembered me
with visits, flowers, Bards and gifts, pay 51; Night 636 or 716
also Drs. Crawford and McKim,
AMBULANCE
WINGHAM
and nurses on first floor, while a
patient in Wingham Hospital. Mrs.
Ethel Willits. 39'
We wish to convey our sincere
appreciation for the many acts of
kindness and sympathy shown us
by our friends and neighbours dur-
ing our recent bereavement, Also
thanks to the staff of the Wingham
Hospital for the kind and thought-
ful fuI care en our mother while she
was a patient there. -The Inglis
family. 10b
My sincere thanks to neighbours,
friends and relatives for their visits,
gifts of flowers, treats and cards
sent me -while I was a patient in St.(
Joseph's Hospital. Special thanks 1
to the County ni,en, and all those
who helped at home, also to Drs. I
Corrin and Street and nurses who
attended me at Wingham Hospital.
-,Jim Fitch. 101,
The family of the late Albert
Walters wishes to express their sin-
cere thanks and appreciation for
the many acts 'of kindness, floral
tributes and messages of sympathy
from their friends, neighbours bours and
relatives during their sad bereave-
ment of their beloved husband and
father. Special thanks to Rev. G, L.
Fish, pallbearers, flower bearers
and to all others who helped in
the home or in any other way. 10'
DEADST'OCK WANTED
DEAD ANIMAL Disposal Act -We
have been licensed to remove
your dead and crippled farm ani-
mals under the above Act. For
free removal call collect, Wing -
ham 378, Palmerston 123W or
Elmira, Mohawk 9.5564. Gordon
Young; (Elmira) Limited, License
100-0-61. rrb
DEAD STOCK WANTED
FRESH, DEAD, DISABLED
COWS, HORSES, $7.00 each
MINK HORSES, 4e lb.
A. LORENZ
DURHAM
'a)l long distance DURHAM
493 entleet
F15rrb
ACHESON'S
Dead Stock Service
Farmers! Are you interested in
getting the best and highest
cash prices for your dead, old,
or disabled (horses and cattle?
If so, phone
Atwood Zenith 34900
(no toll charge) -- or
AT%•VOOD 356.2622 COLLECT
License No, 103081,
DEAD ANIMAL
REMOVAL
FOR DEAD OR DISABLED
ANIMALS CALL --
DARLING & Company
OF CANADA LIMITED
Kirkton 48R10
nem] Animal Licence No. 97-C-01
Sny3rrb
MARLATT'S.
Dead Stock Service
$100 per 100 lbs.
Paid for Dead Caws and 1iorselt
over 500 itis, More for sick and
disabled Cotes and fioirsess Ocean!.
in
g to size and condition.
POlit PROMP'r SERVICE
PLEASE CALL cou,n 'I''
Brute Marlatt
Brussels Phone 1 i3
24 HOUR SERVICE'
LH 1 iNSE tMTo. $8 -CJ- ii, 54-R.1',-61
INCOME TAX
RETURNS
STANLEY J. PYMM
P.O. Box 74 - Phone 336
LUCKNOW, ONT.
Piddle Accountant since 1914 t+
Meow•
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SINGER
January Clearance
PORTABLES and CABINET
%LODELS, like new
Completely reconditioned
90 clay money back guaran-
tee if not satisfied, From
+39.50 up. Limited quantity.
Singer teams available
George Henderson
PHONE 605 - %%'INGH.AM
WANTED
LIVE WiIIT FOWL
ANY QUANTITY
CAMPBELL SOUP
Company Ltd,
LISTOWEL, ONT.
Phone 900 Collect
OIL FURNACES
CLEANED AND
REPAIRED
by a qualified furnace man
PRICES REASONABLE
H. N. GOWDY & SON
(i3ORRII.
Phone Wroxeter 2201%'1, (iollret
27-3-10-17b
BILLS TO PAY?
Did you spend too much money
at Christmas? I•iave .you 12 boors
weekly and a car? l3ecosne an
AVON REPR15EN'PATI%'k7 hi
a profitable territory near your
home. Openings in Turnberry,
East Wawanosh, Morris 'l'wps.
Write MRS. E. BELL
11413 ALBERT S'1'., WATERLOO
or phone caeca
511, 5-0751 before 8.30 a.m.
TIm
WEST WAWANOSH
MUTUAL F1RE
INSURANCE CO.
head Mire, Dungannon
Established 1878
BOARD Oi' DIRECTORS
President, Brown Smyth, R. R. 2.
Auburn, V3 'e -Pres., H'rson Irwin,
Belgrave; Directors, Paul Caesar.
R. R. 1, Dungannon; George C.
Feagan, Gnderieh; Ross McPhee,
Rr
2 3, Atrt)trrn J'irrnaldl Ma.eTtay,
Ripley; John 1{, 14J'act,c'nnnn, I.. R.
3 (bxlerieh; Prank Thompson, R.
R. 1, I•#olyronri; Willinm Wlg;ina,
Ft. R. 3, Auburn.
For information nn ynur insur-
ance, call your nearest direeinr who
is also an agent, or the secretary,
Dureln Phillips, Dungannon, phone
Dunganno+i 48. Jne15/62
W TADS!H
Pt- CJ N A L...,
T'AN.I SERVICE
I''OR ALL OCCASIONS rail Lee's
Tw'd, for long or short trips.
Phone 185. 4rrb
IN MEMORIAM
111AXIr4';h.TaI.--1n loving rnemory of
a. dear mother and wife, Clara
Maxwell, who departed this life
on .Tanuar'y 12. 1945,
P
We know that she is happy
In our Saviour's horn' above,
(lrow'rrlg fairer as she lingers
In the sunshine of His love,
I. vingly remembered by family
unci husband, ("hnr'les Maxwell. 10'",
CLEARING AUCTION SALE of
FAi%M .s-roc1(, and INTI'I.11.:ti1;N"1,S
will be hent Wednesday, January
17th, 196;;, at the farm of Canieroti
Walsh, 1 utile south of Belgrave
ou No. 4 Highway at 1 p.m, Massey
Harris 14 tractor, equipped with ;r.
Super 0 loader; 3 furrow plough
((`sisio: John Deere 8 ft. eultivator,
4 years International power mow-
er; International side delivery rake;
International hay loader; John
Deere 8 ft. binder, used 5' years;
('o -op Universal milking machine;
Massey Harris No, 1] electric -cream
separator; rubber tired wagon; 16
ft. flat rack with half rack, • 1800
bus. mixed grain; 20 tons loose hay;
1700 bales. 8 sections roost pits,
6'x2'x14'; 0 range shelters, 12 Dur-
ham and Holstein cows; 20 beef
cattle including 2 years, yearlings
andcalves; cILs, 1Hereford bull with
papers. Tomas - Cash, Cameron
Walsh, Prop.; George Powell, Clerk;
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer. 10' `
.NOTICE, TO CREDITORS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE ESTATE OF JOHN
HENRY KING.
ALL PERSONS having claims
against the estate of the above
mentioned, late of the Village. of
Gorrie, in the County of Huron,
Merchant, who died on the twelfth
day of December, 1961, are required
to file proof of sante with the
undersigned on or before the 13th
day of January, A.D. 1962,
After that date the Executrix will
tae!
ri !„
d to distribute the estate
hiving regard only to the claims of,
which she shall then have had
notice.
DATED at Wingham this 271111
day of December, A.D. 1961,
('R:IWT"ORD & HETHERINGTN,
1%ringham, Ontario,
Solicitors for the Exerutrix,
27-3-101)
BIRTHS
1"fl 1HOLSON - At Winghn.m Gen-
eral Hospital, on Wednesday, t
January 3, 1962, to Mr, and Mr,. p
Kenlreth Nicholson, R. .R, 3, t
Lurkno\v, a daughter.
NtXON - At Wingham General Hos-
pital, on. Thursday, January '1, s
11162, to Mr, and Mrs, John Nix- f
00, R. R. 5, Brussels, a son.
i
LAMONT - At Wingham General w
Hospital, on Thursday, January 8
4, 1902, to Mr, and Mrs. Charles h
Lamont, R, R. 2, Holyrood, a son, Y
a
New Mayor Outlines'
teontinued front. page One)
say that the rural population is de-
creasing and that if business life
in the eommtrrrity is to manila in
sound position it is imperative that
more industry should locate here,
Mayor Hetherington expressed
the opinion that proposals to set
tip a zoning by-law should be
thrown out, This type of rigid eon -
trot does not allow the flexibility
required by a small community.
Restrictions of this type, 1]e felt,
would do more harm than good,
Coun(,illors Speak
Eaeli of the councillors remark
on the mayor's address and for 1
most part they agreed with wh
had been said, with only a fi
minor reservations,
Councillor Callan said the to
is spending from $10,000 to $15,
a. year on streets arid. if the ni
or's plan was feasible be was for
Councillor Nesmith said he w
in agreement with the mayor to
large extent and that if old opi
ions were challenged it is all f
the good of the community. Ii
disagreed with the mayor on a few
points, but pointed out that he
knew Mr. Hetherington had been
speaking to create discussion, Mr.
Nasmith said he shuddered when
he thought of the cost of the sew-
age problem. As to the paving
a
plan, h � �
L felt it mighttake
l good
a
deal of selling to have it approved
by the Department of Highways,
but it sounded like good business.
He disagreed with the mayor in
his suggestion to throw out all
planning control, particularly re.
Iative to the planning board, but
he did not disagree with his think-
ing on the zoning by-law,
Councillor Crawford said he en-
joyed listening to the older mem-
hers, and he would give consid- 1
enation to the projects which had
been mentioned.
Councillor Williams agreed with
most of what had been said, artd
in particular with the proposal to
do something about the arena.
Councillor Cruickshank suggest-
ed that action should he taken
soon on the matter of sewage, if
the town expects to obtain the fed-
eral grants which are to expire
ed
1 thea, under the present system, In
his time on couneil, he went on,
the arena has caused eons}derable
trouble, but note everything is
paid off, and It would appear' to be
the time ko consider improvements
to the front of the building. He
pointed out that $4,000 had been.
spent on a, new roof for the arena
Last year,
Coining' back to the Street pt'.ob-
lem, Councillor' Callan disagreed
with the reeve on costs. However
Councillor' Nesmith pointed out
that in the ease of the southern
parts of Oathertne Street and. Car-
ling Terrace, there would be eon-
sidertrbl{' cost on drainage before
paving e.meld begin.
Mayor Hetherington eoncluded
the discussion by stating, "I'm not
saying that the street program of
c'omp1L'te paving has to be carried
out, but I throw it in for eon-
sidera_tion• I hope the public
works committee will give the idea
consideration,,,
}t!,
Communications
at Clerk William Renwick rend a
,w, number of letters, Ones indicated
the first meeting of the Maitland
tot Conservation Authority will be
000 held on li ebrneu'y 8th at Wingham,
ay. Another from the County of Hur.
it. on Emergency Measures officer
as requesting a meeting of municipal -
a ities in the area, and was left for
a]_ the mayor and clerk to deal with.
or A letter requesting the town to
' join the Mid -Western Development
Association was filed. The report
of the police chief was read, and
several councillors complimented
the police force on its efforts.
Committees Set Up
The mayor and Councillors Cal-
lan and Nesmith were named a
striking committee and brought in
the following slate of committees,
which was accepted by the cot;n-
cll. First named in each cast is
the committee chairman:
Executive and police, the mayor,1
TCerr, Callan; public works, Ne-
smith, Callan, Kerr; finance, Cal-
lan, Hetherington, Nasmith; pro-
perty, Adair, Williams, Crawford;
fire and band, Williams, Buchan-
an, Adair; cemetery, Crawford, Bu-
chanan, Adair; welfare, Kerr,
Cruickshank, Hetherington; in-
dustrial, Buchanan, Nesmith, and
Cruickshank; recreation, Cruick-
shank, Williams, Crawford.
next year, and he also thought ac-
tion should be taken promptly on
the arena problem.
He said that the council is be-
hind the effort'to obtain more in-
dustry, and that Councillor Puch_
einem had worked hard on this neat-
er. He also agreed that zoning
roposals should be scrapped for
he time being.
Industry a Problem
Councillor Buchanan, the chair.
an of the industrial committee,
aid that Wingham has not been
ortunate enough to obtain a new
ndustry, but that he has been
meting ,hard on the smatter. He
aid that numerous prospects hal
ern followed up -during the past -
ear and they all seemed to lead to
dead end, Other communities
SMITH Jim and Mary Frances
(nee Currier are happy to an-
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Heather Maureen, on January
4th, 1962, at Victoria Hospital, a
sister for Kevin,
McGOWAN -Doug and Betty Anne
McGowan are delighted to an-
nounce the birth of their daugh-
ter, t Mary Beth, on Thursday,
January 4, 1962, in Ottawa Civic
Hospital, it sister for Mark. th
13TGc1S -At Wingham General Hos.
pital, on Fieday, January 5, 1062, be
to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Biggs, R. ea
R. 2, Wingham, a son,
VOISIN At Wingham General
Hospital, on l.er•iday, January 5,
1962, to Mr. and Aft's, .Xenneth
Voisin, of Greenock, a daughter. it
are making all kinds of offers to
obtain industry, he said, and Wing -
ham will have to make the most of
its attractions. He concluded by
saying it had been a pleasure to
work on the Riverside Parks
Board, and explained that the wa-
ter in the Howson pond was low
in order to protect completed work
from a spring freshet, but it could
be filled to a proper level. when
is danger was past.
Reeve J. Roy Adair said, "May-
t'm old-fashioned, but when I
me on council 13 years ago, the
town was in debt, and since then
we have tried to pay as we go."
He did not agree that it would
necessarily be wise to debenture
for street improvement, as he felt
would cost considerably more.
GoLL.AN ... At Wingham General
Hospital, on Friday, January
10(12, to Mr, and Mrs, Grant Gol-
lan, of Lueknow, a daughter.
ADAMS At Wingham General
Hospital, an Sunday, January 7,
1962, to Mr. and Mrs, James
Adams, R. R. 2, Bluevalc,
daughter,
HAMILTON- -At Wingham General
Hospital, on Sunday, January 7,
1902, to Mr, and Mrs, Donald
Hamilton, 11. R. 3, I,ucknow, a
non.
DIED
I'OCOC7K Howard Chrisolni, surf.
denly in Ottawa, Monday, Sana-
ary 8, 1002, Howard' Pocock, (133
Edison Ave., beloved husband of
Annie Piekell, deal' father of
Dorothy. Marilyn and baron
Funeral service at Tubman T'rru-
Oral Winn, Thursday aftltrneon,
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Committee Reports
Councillor Callan reported that
the police cruiser needed a new
siren. Council agreed to this ex-
penditure.
Councillor Nesmith, reporting for
public works, Said the committee
is following the policy of frequent
snow removal on Josephine St. He
said council 'would be the target
for other problems of snow remov-
al, particularly plowing the side-
walks. He said he (lid not wish
to comment on sewage now, as it
should be the subject of special dis-
cussions.
The clerk reported that he had
contacted the engineer, as instruct-
ed, to obtain the total costs for
the two phases of the sewage plan.
This amounted to $253,277,00, which
worked out to a total annual esti-
mated cost of $27,365.00 as compar-
eel with $23,000,00 for the first
phase, Council agreed that a spec-
ial session would be needed to dis-
cuss sewage and felt that a repre-
sentative from the Water Re-
sources 'Commission as well as the
engineer should .be on hand, •
Reeve J, Roy Adair, reporting
for the property committee, said a
meeting would be held shortly to
consider the arena problem, and
he would then report to council,
Councillor Buchanan, speaking
on welfare, said a number of Iran.
scents had been given overnight
shelter and he was glad that the
ratepayers could send such people
to town authorities,
By -Laws
Several routine by-laws were
approved, which covered bank
loans and applications for h(gh-
way grants. Under anothei, the
following appointments were made:
Library hoard, A. :D, ;r4stcW(!il_
Ilam; Wingham General hospital,
DeWitt Miller; planning board,
JRet K/NDS OP
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CAST, STFIII.IL, BRASS, COPPER AND BATTERIES
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Jg+irest cash ))ricers paid for 0141 pewter, silver plate and old'
feather arks
PHONE 144 - WINGHAM
Cul Berle, three yeentS, and (,un-
elilor D. (.; Nasmith and Mavor
Hetherington. Clerk-tr't'astirer t'Y1n.
Renwick was re appointed, ae were
Police Chief ,tomos Miller u'el ('on.
stable William Waite,
Named to Uw Community Centre
Board 'for two years were Willls
Hall (Legion); Jack Gorbutt Jr„
(Kinsmen); T. A. Currie (Lions
Club); Cal Burke (Busine;ae As.
sociation); Bill Conlan (Melva
tion Committee), as well as Oona
chlor Al Williams and Reeve Adair
for a on'e-year terra.
Recreation Committee appoint.
ment5 were (as follows; Jack (dor.
Mitt Jr'., Mrs. Harold Wild, 'William
C'onton, Lloyd t?asernore, Mike
Willie for two-year terms and
Councillors Cruickshank and Len
Crawford for one year.
The long session of council con-
eluded when the mayor said it was
understood that the reeve was
running for the wardenship of Hu-
ron County and lie wished him ev -
ery success, and stated that if he
\vas successful he would he a c'1Y'-
dlt to the community,
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106 Day - 189 Night
BUTLER, DOOLEY
and CLARIKE
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS
Trustee in lia,rkrtiptey
Licensed Municipal Auditor
3(1 West Street- JA. 4-8253
QODERICH ONTARIO
A. H. MCTAVISH
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR
and NO'I?Af1' PUBLIC
TllESWAT'ER - ONTARIO
'tel. 392-7373, Tecswater
Wroxeter -Every Wedneschl
a('terndoh, 2-4 p.m., or
by appointment.
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Cato( E, Hotnuth, R.O.
Mrs. Viola H. Hontuth,
OPTOMETRISTS
PHONE 1141
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OntlEt.rio
J. 13. ACTESON, D.C.
or, of Chiropractic
X -Ray
1VR.OXI.TER
Phone 120
hours: Monday to Friday, i.0-9,30
Evenings:
Mod., Tues, and Thurs., 7-9
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Barristers, Solicitors, 1rto,
Wfnghain, Phone 4it
J. 0. CRAWFORD, QC,
R. S. IHCTHERIN(1TON, Q,tJ, 1
J. T. GOODALL
J;:tIlfl TER, SOLICiT7'OIt,
NO'i'ATIV, Etc.
Office -..Meyer t3foek, %'Vinghatn
PHONE 14
ILLCAt9FANT
General Insurance and
Real Estate Braker
JOSEPHINE .8'I'IIFE1b .
Phones 115 and 31
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