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MASSEY FEROUSON
NEW AND USED EQUIPMENT
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Go first class at economy rates
If you have extraordinary tastes, and an ordinary
budget, take a look at our Deluxe Volkswagen. It's
loaded with luxuries. And they're all standard equipment.
Things like door pockets and ashtrays and windshield
woshers and fully adjustable bucket seats and pleated
upholstery and six heater vents.
Pay us a visit and slide behind the wheel
of our Deluxe Volkswagen while we look over
your trade-in, You'll find you can sink into
luxury without getting over your head.
TC a. Y{C�.'�;£'r" THE "�.? FOR "'r3 MOST origins;
f.cat wen: t; ,Frances Dnci,arme and her
s'ster, Cater:' -e, *cr :n. s e -try depicting
Neer s Amens. v.as a = ' e display of the
COME IN AND DiSCUSS YOUR
FARM EQUIPMENT NEEDS TODAY?
CHAS. HODGINS
Massey -Ferguson
Sales & Service
PHONE 357-1440
4141111
WHEN THIS BUILDING i5 OLD AND WORN —
DURHAM PURE COPPER LIGHTNING
CONDUCTORS WILL STILL BE PROTECTING IT!
The installation of Durham pure copper lightning con-
ductors is a long time protection. Pure copper doesn't
rust or corrode. Durham pure copper lightning conduct-
ors meet ail government specifications. Discuss your
farm building needs
with one of
our represent-
atives soon.
DURHAM PURE COPPER
LIGHTNING CONDUCTOR
BOX 318, TEESWATER
PH. 392-6868
creative talent apparent in dozens of en-
tries in the Frontier parade on Saturday.
In the final judging the float also won
the prize far the best overall entry.
REMINISCING Wrceter Personals
SEPTEMBER-==- Mr. and Fraser Haugh
The 1-Elgt. Schoo: opened on visited relates at Shelburne,
Tuesday with an. attendance Bradford ane .:`.::g recently.
about the same as last year, Mr. and Mrs, Arnold Noble
namely. icC. The staff is spent the we -ie -end with Mr,
-composed as follows: H. E. and Mrs. Ha and were guests
Flicker, M.A. , Principal and at the Ash -,..:.e wedding at
Science; G. R. Smith, B.A., "Ethel on Sat..ni
Mathematics; Miss M. 1. White,' Holiday g ,ars with Misses
:B.A., Moderns and English; Elsie and Man Gibson are
.C, M, Ewing, 6, A, , Classics; Mr. and Mrs : ocn Gibson and
'Mss B. E. Anderson, history. i Alison of Ph:.adelphia.
Mr. W. B. Elliott who was Mr. and :.:s. Lloyd Weir,
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highly recommended for the Calvin and : a:ea of Toronto
position of Provincial Game visited Miss :extrude Bush and
Warden has received the ap- !Mrs. W. We : nn Thursday of
Ipointment. The people of ;last week.
Wingham and surrounding coun-# Mrs. Ale: z; Sparling return-
itry will feel perfectly condi- ed home aft: visiting at the
;dent that the law, which has 'home of he:.:_:::ehter, Mr. and
'been more or less violated, will ; Mrs. Walter Ha:on, Seaforth, 1 family of Millbrook,
be rigidly enforced and carried ¢ Ross Ton:. ;'s spent an enjoy- Mr, and Mrs. Lyle Reidt
out, ;able week's vacation at Mc- and Stephanie of Toronto, who
After a short illness there Kellar, Ont., Barry's Bay and ihave been on vacation, and
died in Wingham on Wednes- Algonquin Park. Mr. and Mrs, Robt, Mowbray
day, Aug. 27th, James Weir, Mrs. George Alcock, London, and family of Kitchener spent
in his 67th year. The deceased was a gest of Mrs, Sam Oving- the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
'was born in Gaiston, Scotland ton for a week. Harvey Reidt.
Mrs. Thos. McMichael, Mr. Paul Higgins left last
Wingham, attended the Mc- Friday for St. Joseph's Island,
Michael picnic and is renewing where he is engaged as teacher
for the following year, He was
accompanied as far as Copper
Cliff by 141iss Anne Douglas,
who is on the teaching staff
there.
Saturday visitors with Mr,
and Mrs, Dean Karn were Mrs,
Norman Jackson and Mr. and
friendships in and around the
village.
Miss Nancy Newton has been
transferred from London to the
Toronto -Dominion Bank on
White Ave., Edmonton, and
left Friday for her new position.
Mr, and Mrs. Eldon Ingram
and family of Stratford were
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Ingram.
We are sorry to report Mr.
Harvey Coupland is a patient
in a Kitchener hospital, where
he underwent surgery on Tues-
day. We wish him a very
speedy recovery.
Week -end visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Ross Coates were Mr.
and Mrs, Lloyd Mapletoft and
':n 1527, coming to Canada at
the age of twenty-six years,
He settled in Cobourg, where
:he worked at his trade as a mil
'wright for several years, after-
wards corning to Tumberry Wingham,in the house now
,where l e took up farming. He owned by Mr, Jas. Mitchell.
'married, Miss Mary Manson of He was a valued employee of
Howick, who is left to mourn Bell factory for many years,
the loss of a loving husband. and was superintendent of Wing-
r,__0__o ham Methodist Sunday school.
Five cars of the C.N.R.
SEPTEMBER 1926Mrs, Beverley Scheltz of Elm -
Mr. John Cooper, a highly wayfreigl from Stratford to wood.
Goderich left the rails three
respected old gentleman, pass- miles from Goderich on Mon- Mr. and Mrs, Blair Sharp
ed to his eternal Rest on Mon- and family have returned to
day morning at the home of day afternoon_
0.0--0 their home in Sarnia following
his son-in-law, s W. G. SEPTET:BB 193$ a week's vacation with Mr.
Salter, two miles south of A horseowned by Fred John Hupfer.
ttiingham, For years, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Burke
Mrs, Cooper resided on John St.4 Th , ompson, Teeswater, be -
and family of Rochester, N. e
came excited while being driv-
en in a transport, and leaped spent the week -end with Mr,
over a seven -foot rack onto and Mrs. George Gibson. Sun -
the cab of the truck as the day guests at the same home
were Mr, and Mrs, Allister
machine was going down hill. Green and daughters of Goderich
The horse then slid onto the Mrs. W. Weir and Miss Gertrude
hood. The horse was not in -
Bush.
jured. Eimer Parker was dri-
ving the transport.
Mrs. Clarence Allen, of
Catherine St„ was badly burn-
ed on Friday evening when a
pan of pa:awax which she was
melting. caught fire, In at-
tempting tc remove the wax
from the stove a quantity of it
was spilled on her arm, hand
and leg.
The �<th Battery returned
from Carp Petawawa on Sun-
; day after being in training for
ten days, Those who attended
camp were Major G. W. How-
son, Capt. R. 5, Hetherington
and Neil Carr, Bert Mitchell,
Bob Murray, Allan Small, Jack
Sturdy, Ra.mond Carter, John
Preston and Joe Etlacott,
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SEPTEMBER 1948
The B1.evale Creamery
business has been purchased by
l)on Robertson of Winghatn and
his brothe:-in-law, Archie
Parker of Galt, Don, who also
manages the Ranch Boys intends
to contir.e with the orchestra.
Mr. George Thomson, the
present owner, hat successfully
operated the Bluevale Cream-
' ery for the past fifteen years
and surrenders possession to the
new owners on September 16th.
EGG
PRODVCTION
LOWER COST PER DOZEN
SHUR-GAIN LAYING FEEDS are pro-
duced to help you get more eggs
on less feed ---giving you
a lower feed cost per
dozen.
.WITH SHUR-GAIN
Drop in ... let's talk about a bal.
anted ration formulated fo Meet the
requirements of your flock. Ask us
about the complete Shur-
Gain Laying Feeds
Program.
Wingham Feed Mill
DIAL 3574060
WINGHAM, ONT.
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WINGHAM
BODY SHOP
NORTH STREET PHONE 357-1102
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PRESSURE TREATED POLES, POSTS and LUMBER
Lounging Barn
Designed for multi-purpose
use. 42'x46' with '14' drive
through area in centre,
providing easy access for
straw storage and other
farm purposes.
Machinery Shed
Measures 26`x70', can be
adapted to 12'x14' and 16'
bays to meet requirements.
Can be extended to greater
widths and lengths.
Poultry House
42'x112' in size. Can be
used for raising broilers or
as a laying house. Stop in
soon and distuss your farm
building needs with us.
Estimates are free.
I�IGINSiCDONALD
LUMBER AND BUILDING SUPPLIES
NORTH St, WINGHAM PH. 3574650