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Mar.. 10,
FOR, SALE,
L 31 5 USPD •FURNITURE. Buy
and sell, Agent or Kincardine
Laundry,_ Phone 185. 9rrh
TIMOTHY and Alfalfa baled hay
for sale, Apply to John Spree',
RR. 2, Wingham, phone 632J1,
I9,;,
MIL ( FLT �.RS For sale -"Rapid
AO", :0 -inch, 79c; .6% -inch, 85e.
Alexander's Hardware. lrrb
1,000 B IaALS of Alfalfa
and TimeR
thy hay for sale. Apply to Gor-
don Hall, Bluevale, phone 610J12.
19b
THREE children's Spring coats
for sale, Sizes 8,, 10, 12 In
Tur-
quoise and pint. Reasonable.
Phone 991J. 19b
MALE POLICE DOG ' for sale.
About year old. Quiet, Apply to
Wm. Struthers, phone Teeswater
1800. a 19"
WI AT FOR SAVE- Good beef by
the quarter, Killed on premises.
Inspected by Dept. of Health.
Yearling heifers, Top quality,
Lowest prices, Raynard Ackert,
Ripley, phone :24r30. 17rrb
1 only 21 ft, Hay Bale Elevator and
10 ft. extension for sale. Brand
new, CoMplete for the low price
of $250.00. May be seen at The
Dominion Road Machinery Co:
Limited, Godorich, Phone 880
for further inforreation, 19b
BROADLOOM CARPET and rugs.
Latest samples on display now.
Have an estimate, without obli-
gation, for your room. Finest
qualities, lowest prices. WEL-.
WOOD'S VARIETY' STORE. ,
l2rrh
BALED :flAYfor sale; Timothy and
Alfalfa, reasonable. Apply to A.
Jacewicz, B Line, past cemetery,
R.Tt, 2, Wingham, phone 63233.
19*
WE ARE. NOW contracting with
the growers of Malting Barley.
We supply seed. Reg. No. 1 Rod-
ney and Gary Oats for sale at
$1.60 oil, Commercial No, 1 Herta
and Brant Barley at $2.05, John;
Bur
t nstead. & Son, phone 455,
. 12rrb
BEFORE YOU BUY a vacuum
cleaner or floor polisher—call
Jed Reynolds for a FREE .Home
'felnonstration, See Electrolux,
Canada's finest, Phone 040.11.
8rrh
YOUR I?EET CAN cause. pain in
ankles, knees, hipq and lower
hack: For definite lasting re
wilts check with 3, A. VICKERS,
Foot Correctionist, Queens Hotel,.
Wingham, on Monday after
noons. 26rrh
DM YOU KNOW that Dtivid
Crot'rlpton, Certified Watchmaker,
guarantees to keep your watch in
good running order for one year?
This free service guarantee
applies to all new watches, also
to ,watches that have been .clean-
ed and reconditioned.. Bring hi
your watch to -day and take ad-
vantage of oar fast guaranteed
service.' per))
REAL ESTATE_
100 ACRES for sale. All grass,.
spring creek, Phone 488M Whig -
ham after 6 p.m. • 19b
HOUSE for- sale in' Wingham.
Livingroom 201c1.2; two bedrooms,
kitchen, tooin for bathroom,
extra room. 18x10, Garage 20x15,
Price $2500. Phone 5603, 26rrh
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
35 SUCKERS for 'sale, Phalle
Robe, Kroner, WroXeter
1.9r16„
10*
13. WEANED PIGS for sale, Also
one Lanetraee Hog, one and a
half years old. Apply to Lloyd
Montgomery, phone 14371, Wing -
ham. 19*
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POta,Tal 3' FOR SALE
200 15t ttialE PUTJLETS, 10 weeks
old for sale, Apply+ to ,George
Wheeler, RE, 5, T3ruseels, phone.
12124; ,brussels, - as*
IatKALia ;EiYBRID Chickens for
mile. Day -Old and started. Also
mine 16 Weeifsydld pullets, ApPly
to Itzugb. Armstrongiy! Tceswater,
fJY
phone 54114, Teeswater;
5112:10:200'
1/EKAII1 STARTED PiI11r1':F)TS
• P RAiiw*
S'
a1 thiel D 1h
1 �r of eke st r e
A atd atl�
p
lets,. vaccinated for Newcastle
and bronchitis, ready for inn.
Mediate *livery at 10 and 18.
Weeks .of age. Price Ifni on rer
fuest titsc(iunt en Targe
orde
rtr
Mat/teal Poultry it
()tit, Pia nt 047$1 sed.
fOrth, 20,5,11,12b
HELP WANTED
NEED EXTRA CASH? Work
spare time, We need Men .fid
women to address envelopes or
sew Baby shoes, $50 weekly pos-
sible. Send stamped addressed.
envelope, Write Box 812, Dau-
phln, Man. 19:26:2:9b•
LARGE UNITED STATES and
Canadian Manufacturing Com-
pauy requires Field Representa-
tive in Turnberry Township. Ex••
optionally high earnings. Guar-
anteed repeat business.' Automo-
bile essential. Agricultural or
farming background most im-
portant. Sales training given,
Reply to Box 84, London, Ont-
ario, 12:19;26b
DAOE ASSISTANT REQVHtEf)
WINGHAM DISTRICT HIGH
SCHOOL BOARD requires a full
time clerk, stenographer and sec-
retary to work in the 131gh School
Office. Good working knowledge
of typewriting, shorthand and
bookkeeping required. Full time
duties. To commence immediately.
When applying, state qualifica-
tions to Miss Yvonne MacPherson,
Acting Sec'y-Treasurer, Wingham
High School Board.
Applications' to be. in hands of
Secretary of the Board by April 1,
1958.
E. S, Hetlieringtbp,,
Chairman '
19 :26b
—WANTED TO RENT
AN APARTMENT or house by
April 1st. Apply, to Box 14,
Advance -Times. 19"
TWO-BEDROOM Apartment or
small house wanted to rent im-
mediately. Phone 986.' 19'
WANTED TO BUY'
HOUSE and small Garden. Must.
be located in town or village with
either train -ar,bus.service, Apply
to Box 13, 'Advance -Times.. 19*
AMBCILANCE SERVICE
JURRIE'S AMBULANCE, Wing
ham, Safe, Courteous Service,
Phone Day; 51,; Night, 710 or 638-
131- r
38-
13rr
DEADSTOCK WANTED
DEADSTOCK removed 'promptly
for sanitary disposal. FREE pick:
up on larger animals, reasonable
collection charge for small ani -
mala. Phone collect Wingham
378;. Palmerston 123w, or Dur -
,hath 398, Gordon Young (Elmira)
Limited. errb
$10.00 and UP paid for sick, down
and • disabled Cows and Horses,
also dead cows and .horses at
cash value, PIease phone prompt-
ly Bruce Marlatt, Call Collect
$6r7 Brussels, 24 hour service.
19rrb
MISde?1LLANEOTIS
•
RED `CROSS WHEEL CHAIRS are
available through the Wingham
Branch No. 180 of the Canadian
Legion. This: is 'a free service:
'Contact R. John Currie, Chair -
Plan, phone 716, 12,19,26b
NEVER, NEVER, never since the
world began such. . relief from
sore,aching, burning feet, weak
ankles, sore knees, (hips . and
back,- cramps in feet or legs.
Corns, callouses, •bunions . dis-
• »pear, arthritis pains fade away,
brings back circulation. Consult
W. A. 'Kaufman, phone 94 Lis:
towel, open Tuesday afternoon
and evening, and at the Bruns-
wick Hotel, Wingham,, on March
20 and April 3 at Room No. 3,
12rrb
'SEPTIC TANKS, Cesspools, etu„
cleaned with modern equipment,
All workt r. n Louis
to a teed. L i,s
Blake, T3,R, 2, •photic 421.6 Brus'
Seta, • 26rr25.TEe'
TS YOiTf, TELEVISION properly
insured for all risk coverage?
For, information phone 293, Stew:
Art A. Scott, Wingham, 2rrb.
STEWART A, SCOTT can new
save you 13% on your car or
truck insurance. Yearly or six
tnonths policies are available.
Special rates for farmers, For
further information phone 293,.
Winghafn, r 29rrb
a'ATERLOO CATTLE Breeding
Association "Where Better Bitlla
Are Used". "For artificial in-
setninatlon information or sera
vire frons all breeds of cattle,
phone The Waterloo Cattle
Breeding Association at, Clinton
HU 24441. or Mildmay 180r12 be-;
tureen 7.30 and ,9,30 a,te., We have
t11 breeds available—TOPq
taut
at low Coat." 25rrb
FINANCING A CAR-?.
Before you boy ask about one
Co* Cost 'fiitaancing, Service With
complete Insurance Coverage.a ,,,
'THWART A SCOTT
thous Ass ultkgham
2tirt'b
i,•
« #R'[R�LO'1Ti�R.a MT ^• SxA+1 Ei),•••
LADY WANTS work as clerk or
light housework. Phone 1
21.
J.
19*
WST
PARCEL containing box of sym-
pathy cards and box of servi-
ettes with the names. Wilma. and
Bill left 'in a ,store In Wingham,
Finder please return to Isabel's
Beauty r
a y 'Sl Dope, John Street,
19h
•
WANTED
USEDLITTER iCARRIJR and
track wanted" Must be in good
condition, Apply Frank Stamp-
er, Bluevale, phone 13,20, Wrox-
eter. 19''
TENDERS
SEALED TENDERS, addressed to
the' undersigned and endorsed
"TENDER ' FOR INTERIOR
PAINTING, FEDERAL BUILD-
ING, WINGHAM, ONTARIO will
be received in the 'office of the
District Architect, Dephrtment of
Public Works, 385 Yonge Street
Toronto, Ontario,, until 3 p.m.,
April 14th, 1958. Plans and/or
Specifications can be seen and
obtained at the office of, the
District Architect, at the . above
mentioned address, or at .the office
of the Caretaker at The Federal
Building, Wingham, Ontario
To be considered, each tender
must be accompanied bya security
in the form of a certified cheque
or bonds as specified In the form
of tender and made on or according
to •these forms, and in accordance
with the Conditions set forth
therein. .
The lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC
WORKS
• A G Creba,
DISTRICT ARCHITECT, -
Toronto, March 14th, 1958
19b
NOTICE TO :CREDITORS AND
OTHERS
IN THE MATTER 'OfF THE• ES-
TATE OF SAMUEL COULTER,
late of the Township of East Wa-
wanosh, , in the County of Huron,
Retired Farmer, Deceased.
d
.
NOTICE IS HEREBY •GIVEN
pursuant Co the Trustee Act, that
all • creditors and others having
claims against the Estate of the
late Samuel Coulter, are required
to send particulars of their claims
duly verified, to J, . W. BUSH -
FIELD, Q.C., Solicitor for the. Ex-
ecutor of the said Estate, on nr
before the • 5th day of April; A.D.,.
1958, and that after Such date the
Executor will proceed to distribute
the assets of the ;said Estate, hav-.
ing regard only to the claims of
which he shall then have had no -
Lice.
DATED at Wingham Ontario„
this 17th day of March, A.D. 1958.
BUSHFIE•LD, Q,C.,
WINGHAM, Ontario,
Solicitor for the Executor.
19262b
NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND
OTHERS•
'IN THE. MATTER OF. THE ES-
TATE Or REBECCA MAUDE
DODD:, late of the Town of Wing -
ham in the County of Huron, Wid-
ow, Deceased.
NOTICE' IS HEREBY GIVEN
pursuant to the. Trustee Act, that
all creditors and others having
claims against the Estate of the
late 'Rebecca Maude Dodd, are re-
quired to send particulars of their
claims, duly verified, to J. W.
BUSHFIELD, Q.C„ Solicitor for the
Executors of the said Estate, on or
before the 5th day of April, A.D.
1958, and that after such date the
Executors will proceed to distrib-
ute the assets of the said Estate
having regard 'telly to the claims
of Which they shall thenhave had
notice.
DATED at Wingham, Ontario,
this 15th day of March, A.D. 1058.
J. W, I3USIiFrELD,Q .C,
WINGIrAIT, Ontario. • r
Solicitor for the Executors.
19262h
NOTIC'J TO CREDITORS'
P Tint ESTATE OF
ANT)Til,;ty ;STI'E7N, deceased
All perions having claims against
the estate of Andrew drew Stein, late of
the Town of W inghant, ` in the
County 'of Huron, Retired Farmer,
who died on or about the 19th day
of ,l'anuaryy 1068,. are hereby noti-
fied to send in to the undersigned,
Solicitor for the Executors, nn gr
before the 21st day of March, 1958,
full particulars of their claims.
tminediately •after the ;said date,
the assets will be •distributed
amongst the persons entitled there•
y
to, having regard only to the claims
of whichthe T::trlc f.
al, otos ;§brilk then
ll
iia a bate. •
�
Dated at ,I,istot'nl, Ontario, this
1St tiny of Mar.
ch -,10558.
R, N, ANDREW, ,
tintdwelr Ontario
SOIrcltor for the Ert�1Leetttrlre�
M;A� 11171!
Father {Dies
•
At Mitchell
William R. Chessell, 88, father
of Mrs, W, T, Cruickshank, Wing -
ham, died .ealy last week, Mr, Ches.
sell farmed for a number of years
in Fullerton Township and had
also worked for the Ontario
Hydro,
Surviving besides his wife, the
former Hanna Phillips, are three
sons; Wilfred J,, Roy and Dalton,
of Mitchell, and two daughters,
MrRitchie
s. I John of Mitchell and
Mr's. Cruickshank of Wingha#n.
Funeral service 'Was held in Mit
hell on Wednesday afternoon ..of
last week, with burial there,
BIRTHS
RICH ---At Wingham. Hospital,
on Tuesday March 11, 1958, to
Mr, and Mrs, Edward Rich,
Wingham, a son,
FOXTON—At Wingham Hospital,
on Sunday, March 16th, 1958,, to
Mr. and Mrs, John Foxton;.
Wingham, a daughter. '
HENNING—At Wingltarn Hospi-
tal, on Sunday, March 16th, 1958,
to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hen-
ning, R,R, 1, Bluevale, a daugh
ter,
SIMPSON--At Wingham. Hospi-
tal, on Tuesday, Marcb 18th, 19,58,
to Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Simpson„
Whitechurch, a daughter,
ROSS—In Toronto, on . Sunday,
March 9, 1958, to Mr,- and Mrs,
Gordon Ross, 'a son, . Eric Bruce.
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to express thanks: and
appreciation to relatives, friends
and neighbours for the beautiful
floral tributes,' cards and messages'
of sympathy and the . many kind-
nesses shown during our recent
sad, bereavement is the passing
of dear aunt, Mrs. Thomas Jack
lin, Also to' the Moir funeral home.-
-Mrs. Margaret Adams. 19y
CARD OP 'THANiKS
I wish to express any sincere
thanks and appreciation to , all
those who sent sympathy cards
and 'remembrances to me at the•
time of the death of my father•
Mrs. W. T, Cruickshank, ' 19b
CARLi OP THANKS Y;
I ` wish to express my thanks'
and appreciation to those who
sent cards, gifts and . visited me:
while I wasa patient in Wingham
Hospital, Special thanks to Dr. W.'
A. MaKibbon, 'Mrs, .Mori•ey and
staff. -Barbara Ceultes. 19*
GAILD, OF THANKS
I would like to thank those who
remembered me in so many ways
while I was in the hospital and to
those, who -helped at home, Special
thanks to Dr. B. Corrin, Mrs. Mor-
rey and •the Wingham Hockey
Club, -Joan Irwin,' . 19'
'- CARD or THANKS
I consider it a, great privilege to
say thanks, to all ,my kind, neigh-
bors, friends 'and relatives, also
Dr. Stephens, the special nurses
and the general nursing staff for
all their kindness shown me dur-
ing • my stay at the , hospital.
"Thank You" are mere words corn,
pared with all the kind attention
given to , me. Again, I say thank
you.—J, C. Higgins, . 190
IN MEMOttIAM
BAKER—In loving memory of a
dear husband and , father, Shel-
don Baker, who passed away on
March 14, 1956. -
--Ever remembered. 'by his wife
and family. 1913
IN MEMORIAM
RITCHIE: In loving memory • of,
Gordon 'Ritchie, 'who passed away
March 10, 1957,
GALLLAWAY-In loving memory
Oliver Gallaway, -Who passed
away, Stine "20, 1950:
Our. hearts still ache with sadness,
Secret tears still often flow;
What It neant,to lOse you
No one will ever know.
Whenand
we are sad, lonely,
And everything goes wrong,
We seem to hear you whisper,
"Cheer up and try to carry on,"
• -Lovingly remembered and .deeply
missed by their wife Ann and •
family, Kenneth, Rita and
!George. 191'
IN MEMOIt:IAM
NICHOLS'ON—In loving Memory
Of. a dear husband, Joseph T,
Nicholson, who passed away on
March 20th, 1949,
Life moves on, time passes by,
Treasured Memories , never die,
—Sadly missed and ever remern•
bered by his wife, Ethel. 10*'
IN' MEMORIA1t: -
SMITHH—In 'loving memory of
Charles F. Smith, Barber, who
passed &way in Coderieh twenty
years alta, on Thursday, March
20111, 1036,
authshtne fades and shadows fall,
Rut sweet re e rance
utl
o rests
all,
—Ever remembered by brothers
and sisters. 190
I iiTT+3MOITtAll f
WELT'.-tnloving„memory of 'gr.'
and Mrs, ,3oslah Wells who pasit-•
ed
away March
T 2: 2`
19
G 1 d
(ttiand
*OA,Ever remembs Ed by'theMach 14„ 1016, �
Mrs, P. McEwen
Funeral Friday ,
BLUEVALE--Elisabeth. Strach-
an, widow -of the . late Peter . S
McEwen, died In Wingham Gen-
eral Hospital, on March 12th, in
her 87th year,
She was born in Grey Township,
the daughter of the late Mr, and
Mrs. James Strachan, pioneers of
the township. After -her marriage
she lived in Turnberry until she
and her husband retired to' 13.lue
vale in. 19.36, •
Surviving, are two sister's and
two brothers, Mrs. Andrew Lamont
(Elsie), of, Bl,evaje, Mrs. Isabel,
Yeomans of Detroit, De James of
Fort William and Dugald,, of Blue-,
vale; also one nephew; one grand;
nephew and one grand niece,. • ,
The funeral service. was held in
ft. A,•Currie & Sons funeral 'home,
Wingham,, on March 14th, Rev.
W. J. S. McClure, of Molesworth,
conducting the service, Temporary
interment was in the Wingham'
chapel, final burial to ,be in Wrox
eter Cemetery, The pallbearers
were Buipis.Moffatt, A. D. Smith,
Fleming Black, James • ' Moses,
Thomas :Strachan and William
King, .•
Mrs. McEwen -Was an, active
member of Knox Presbyterian •
Church, Bluevale, was especially
interested in missionary .vork and
was a life member of the W.M.S.
BLUEVALE
Mr. and Mrs, James Yeomflns, of,
Detroit, Mr. and Mrs, Thos. Stra-•,
ehan and Mr. Nelson Cardiff of
Brussels, attended the funeral
service for the late Mrs. Peter S.
McEwen.
Mrs, Jos. Horton spent a feW Knox VMS ,,Met
• clays .in Toronto last week.. ,
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Gamble and OA 'Wednesday.
FOUR U's THEME
OF1 MEE. TNG
W,
BLUEVALE --Tao Bluevale Wo-
men's Institute met at the home of
Miss Mary Duff on:.Mar. 1.,3th, The
president Miss. Ruby Duff, presid-
ed. The roll cal) was answered by
stating "'What's your beef", and
brought forth many interesting r'e-
plies.
is -raid t�. Cey on flood
Apps.. ,fp a yl i•..
sufferers and for co-operation with
th;e' Canadian Constinlers Associa-
tion • were left • over to the next
meeting,
Reports were received from con-
veners; Canadian Industries,
Alex Corrigan; community activi-
ties :and 'public relations, written
by Mrs. Walter Smillie and read
by Mrs...Bernafd Thomas; health
by Miss Ma'rgar'et Curtis; histori-
cal .research by Mrs, M. L, Aitken.
Arrangements were made for
staging the. ' Teeswitter'. play 'in
March, Donations. were .'received
forlayeiteaafdr Arab refugee hi -
Mate. Mrs, Charlei ")3dsman, 'read
the report of the nominating com-
mittee.
The topic," "The Four C's, 'Thai.
Lead to Success” was given in.
four parts: .Character, by Mrs, M,
L, Aitken;- Courage: by Mrs. Spat, -
ling Johnston; • Cheerfulness, by
Mrs. Stanley. Darling and Co -op -
'ration by Mrs Milton Fraser,
Mrs. Carl Johnston eondumted n
:contest in the recognition'of Irish
airs which she played on the piano
Mrs, Corrigan, Mrs. R. Turvey'and
Mrs,. M. Mcl♦ at ]ane had perfect
scores: Miss' Mary Puff : recited
Irish rhymes and told some Irish
stories.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs..' Chas. Bosnian, Mrs. Berl
Gai'niss and Mrs. Bernard Thomas
children are visiting at Donegal.
--
Ao e d ane aheldi
sh w rn
a,, d wasn
t
,
the •community halli, n• honor of
Mr. and Mrs.. William Gamble,
newly married,' do Friday evening,
A purse of money was presented
by Jim Thompson, Miss Eleanor
Smith read the address, A large,
crowd attended, The Thynne and
Alcock orchestra; of Brussels,
plied music for .dancing,
Clifford Casemore
Dies in Toronto
Word has been received here of.
the death, of , Clifford "Casey"
Casemore of Toronto. Mr. Case -
more, 53, died in the Toronto Gen-
eral Hospital on 'Wednesday, ' He
had been ill for some `time. •
Born in Wingham • he ' was the
son of thelate Jame Casemore
a s a e
and .l•ennie Ransome Casernore,
formerly of Winghamn He moved
to Stratford, and then to Toronto
in -1,947.
Surviving are his wife, the form-
er Emma Bender, 'formerly, of
'Stratford; two sons, Jackson and
Donald, both of Toronto; two
daughters; Mrs_ Robert (Joyce)
I:tumbolt, Mrs, William (Georgina).
Payne, both of •Toronto; two
grandchildren and a sister, Mrs.'
Clayton . (,Lillian) Edwards,. Strat-
ford, A brother, John, was -killed
in an accident in Sarnia m 1946.
The funeral was held from the
Lynett funeral home, Toronto, on
Saturday. Burial was made .in.
Toronto.
John H. Elliott
J
Dies atWalkerton
There passed away on Friday,
March 7th at his home in Walker-
ton, a well-kndwn and highly re-
spected citizen of that town in the
person of John Elliott,. after afew
months' Illness,. -+ •
He had lived in 'Mildmay for a '
number of years, and •at one time
BLUEVALE-The WMS :meeti €,
of Knox. Pty
esb terian • Chui'�1t
Bluevale, . al was held in the sell dol
v,e, d ,
room of the chuichot>r,W.,e,dncsdaly
In. the .absence. of. - the.. pOsideiit '
M,rea Bernard,;Thomas, the vice-
president, , presided and ::opened
with the• call'- .to worship, Report:
were. given, and, letters of .bisine s
dere 'discussedand •read;
The roll
IITED
Z'a li peril. fot ilea.il, .sick or
disabled horses • or, cows. F+ ree <
pick-up :ea smaller animals.
Prompt Mci vi, e *with winch
- iequipiied • • trucks.:
..Phone
LERO'Y ACHP.Si N' -'
w .od, 1 .3 collect, At p 5 eat. or
GEORC•E 'I-HISLOP
Wroxeter 2>L 15
" Giay28
•
had worked for Thompson 'Bros„
before being employed by Canada.
Packers, He moved to Walkerton
four years ago, and up to the time
he became ill was :a truck driver
for Cn
Canada Packers,
Jack, as he was commonly called,
was born on July 4th, 1900, the son
of Thomas I;Jlliott and Mary Etta
Thompson, the latter ,of whom
passed away *hen he was a child
of six years.
He spent his boyhood hays on
the eighth col?eession of Culross,
afterwards fahrhing on the Sixth
Concession for It short time._
Sortie years ago he married Edna
Willie, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
M. VtW'illie,, who, with one son, Don-
aid mourn his loss.
He io also survived by his father
and step mother, es well, as four
step sisters, Mrs, George (Elisa-
beth) Karadis of Gardena, Cali -
fertile, Mrs, Gordon (Margaret)
I•H'amilton, of Iiensatl, Mrs, Gedr'ge
(Jean) Henry of Lu, -know, and
Mrs; George (Edith) Kiteley bf
Montreal; also one sten-brother,
Gordofh, of Kitelierier, Another
steinoro+heir, Redwas killed in
World War It,
Ther t
's
�.' e body es ed.at Ii'edy ix • tuner.
ai 'tome, whole it Wail removed to
Sacred Heart Church, •Teeawntea'
s
M tic snr icry at
v 10.30 on Monday.
a dtlv
Requiem high mass was sung.h'.
Rev, Er. l�McKenna and WristWKS
in the Teeswater Roman Catholic
cemetery, Pallbearers were all old
lt8
£Fie s of the deceased,
r
Iunoat
p
thired5, Graham' liffat,
John
Moffat, Chester Pinnell, Chao CoA-
eddy and WUsott Bats,
' TOo MANY .PEtPLc,
,ARE cRUSHEID e r
OV E
. 7N. � OWN .
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Give your baby tricks a head start
ih lois$ With the hew Super Shur -
Gain 23% Chink Starter with adeledi
fat. The now Super Chick Starter
has been tented and 'proved at our
demonstration fano in Maple; On-
tario to give you 10% more growth,
Meeh' better feathering and health-
ier birds, Do it right, do it the
Shut -Oak way, you 'Will he glad
you
23% Super - _Starter
Chick Starke r
$4.70
10%
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Super Grow Mash
3.85
20% Lay Mash $3.$5
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call was a,nstered with 'a• verse
beginning With 'the letter 'K The
offering was dedicated by the
Vice-president,
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Mrs, Gordon 'Graig had charge
of the topic and gave a very in-
teresting paper on the new study
book, "The Christian Church in
New 'Japan" stressing its wines, -
tion, the place of the, women in
the church and the freedom . ,cif
religion. The meeting was closed
with prayer,
A short meeting of the .Ladies
l_i-
s
Aid followed .and Matters c s of rU
ness for the coming ' year were.
discussed,
CASH—if you live.
CASK—if you die,
f rntectifiu for the family
Comfort for your ►etiremovt
Alt in olio policy,
Consult—
FRANK
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CRANK C. HOPPER
—Representative -
Canada Life
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WINGHAM, AT M, ..
WANTED''
softmapleand ''elm;.
Bush lots with .::
Will purchase bush properties or f
arms.
Please phone. or write:
The
I
Andrew Malcolm Fu
rniture Co,'Ltd.,
Listowel, Ontario
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GET YOUR. DOG TAGS
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YOUR DOG MUST BE TAGGED BY
MARCH 31, 1958
The owner, possessor,r, or harborer of a clog shall
registered at the office.of
cause the same to be regL
Town Clerk or Police Chief
' ON OR BEFORE MARCH '3Tst, =19.5
MALE DOG $ 2:400
FEMALE DOG
,iSECONi) MALE DOG
SECOND FEMALE DOG
KENNEL i.IciEl SE 110.00
T. W. PLATT,
CHIEF OF POLICE.
5 4.00'
$ 4.00
$ (1.00
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cent<olf 195
: ntel'dcst' 1.f {lie 1-n.te ``of 1idlll / >k, (chit,. T�1er
rf35tlii .'Wi1l••be allowed on suchrept••>n-fents'.
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Prepayments ,s ori
}� 1,. eat, f taxes must • beniiitle at 'the
Town Trea„surer',s Office, Towle
W. A. GALRRAITH, Treasi rer,.
Town of Win ham
BUSINESS
and
PROFESSIONAL
DiRECb:
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BARRISTER; SOLICITOR
and NOTA1t'V, 'I11'T.Ttl
TEESWATER - NT
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Telephone 23, Teeswater
Wrooter..,Every Wedneatar
afternoon, 2,-4 p.m.r oiti
by Appointment, .
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Barrister, lholieitor, Notary, rite,
Money to.Loco'
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X"ir all Canadian 'Company+ *hl'ch
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