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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1958-09-24, Page 414ge row The Wittgham AO TvoaDes(147, *jot $4, 3.94S. ,, Barristers, Solicitors, Etc ' Wingham, Phone 48 J. O. CRAWFORD, Q.C. R. S. HETHERINGTON, O.C. CRAWFORD & IIETHERINGT J. W. BUSHFIELD Q.C. Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Eto. Money to Loan Office—Meyer Block, Winghani .314irRifilF4a40,7r-r0,- 0 rou sium • toEE'S- TAXI. .SERVICE and Used, Furniture, We buy and sell. Phone 480, rr.b, .144oma. JUMPER CHAIR for sale,' Apply' Mrs. Norman, •Coulter, phone 3, 24'1, • (WAXER .OIL STOVES for sale, one. with automatic fan, both pearly new, Phone 861W. 24b •• APARTMENT SIZE WASHER And new trunk for sale, Phone 8414, 24$: NORGE OIL BURNER for sale, in good condition. Phone 1081R, Wingham, 241) BliTE BABY CARRIAGE for sale. Priced cheap for quick sale. Phone 876. 241:t DRY SOFT MAPLE and Elm Slabs for sale, ??eyrie Holmes, phone 988, 24* TOP SOIL, FOR SALE, delivered. Gordon Kerr, phone 419W. 17:24b SPRING TIME BABY BUGGY for sale, Price $15.00. ' Good condi- tion. Phone 713W4. 24* MILK FILTERS for sale—"Rapid , 6-inch, 79c; 6Ih-inch, 85c. AleXander's Hardware, lrrb TWO OAK-FRAME showcases, glass front, top and ends, with glass shelving and sliding doors. Apply Bruce° Advance-Times, 24b PRINCESS- PAT' STOVE for sale, 6 lid, steel top, reservoir, warm- ing closet and water front, burns coal or wood. In A-1 shape. Jbhn Walker, North St. 24* 2 PANT SALE MEN here is what you have been waiting for. The Bond Two Pant Sale. Now on at ARMITAGE'S, Wingham. Every made to meas- ure suit sold during this Sale, extra pants given Free. 17:24b 3-PCS. CHESTERFIELD, electric stove, chrome table and chairs, small frig, bedroom suite com- plete, table lamps. Apply to W J Clark, phone 141. 24* CASH REGISTER, Adding Mach- ine rolls in stock at The Advance- Times, Typewriter ribbons. Smith-Corona typewriters and adders. Victor adding machines. ELUX-OMATIC has revolutioniz- ' ed. power cleaning. See it first for a completely new conception 'of household efficiency. Call L. H, Reynolds, 64031, your Electro- lux dealer. rrb MEAT FOR SALE—Good beef by the quarter, Killed on premises, Inspected by Dept. of Health. Yearling heifers. Top quality. Lowest prices, Raynard Ackeft, Ripley, phone 24r30. 17rrb CAR FOR SALE 51 CADILLAC Hardtop coupe; De- v'ille power windows; custom radio, twin speakers, air condi- tioned heater, defroster, hydra- matte dual carburetors and other extras, Tires, body and motor in new car condition, $1250. Consid- t. er cheaper trade. LUcknow • 211R11., 24* LIVESTOCK FOR SALE 10 GOOD SUFFOLK Ewe lambs from Reg. stock also 5 York, Sows, due to farrow in two weeks for sale, —Wm, L. Speir, 'Brus- sels, Ontario. Phone Brussels 2301, 24* "10114TINGVIELD" registered Landrace swine for sale, 5 mon, the. Either sex, Ivan Haskins, No. 1, Clifford, phone 197r21 lefildmay. rrb POULTRY FOR SALE 90 COLUMBIA, ROCK PULLETS for sale, 5 months old, Mrs, Joe Walker Phone 642W4. 21.* 49 WRITE ROCK and Pullets for sale; Over 5 Months old, 'ready to lay very soon, An., ply Anton Jtteeveice; 11,11, 2, W. "n 2 hilles, North of Wingham; on B line, past ceme- tery. 24* HAY FOR SALE 17 ACRES aecond-etit hay for Sale. Phone 73M/1. 24b ASIBULANCE SI3RVIct CURRIE'S AMBULANCE, Wing; hart. Always reliable Service. Phone Day; 51; Nights 719 or 636, Bot Holders' Nome' Not Given Out :ts is strictly against Mir rides' td 'divulge the name or iiddireSS Of any advertiser using iiii Adviinea4Thnes *la Nitifibeir. *WOOS de -not ask U for this TWO STOREY 3-bedroom stucco house for sale. Full bath upstairs, • toilet down,' Large living room, dining room and' hitchen, Oil boated. Large well kept let, Pos, ession immediately, Phone 42211, 1firrb INCOME PROPERTY. Brick house and apartment, all modern nonVenienceS, hot water, oil heat- ing (new), also two storey brick building that has been used as a wood-working shop, Very good location. Phone Wingham 251 after 6 p.m, ' rrb DWELLING for sale. 1 store, patent shingle clad dwelling, 6 rooms. Including bath, Lot 51x120 North of Josephine St., Wingham, oil heating, Moffat electric stove, Frigidaire, Bendix Washer in- cluded in selling price, Immed- iate possession. Apply II, C. Mac- Lean, Realtor, phone 115, resi- dence 31. 17,24b REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Well situated house• in the village of Teeswater, oak floOrs, three- piece bath, hot water, built-in cupboards and extra lot. Fell Price $4,500,00 with $1,500.00 cash required. Several 2Q to 200 acre Huron and Bruce farms for sale. " Please contact: WILLIAM S. REED, Real Estate Broker, Phone 292M, Wingham, 24b FOR RENT APARTMENT for rent, suitable for middle-aged couple, or single girls, Apply Mrs, Phillips, phone 510W. 24* COMPLETE UNIT-3 rooms with bath; suitable for business couple. Immediate possession. Separate entrance. Phone 127R. 24b APARTMENT to rent. Built-in cupboards and 3-piece bath. Available at once. Phone 141, 24* HEATED APARTMENT for rent, consisting of living-room, bed- room, kitchen and bath, Avail- able middle of October. Phone 550 or Box 209. 24:octl* PERSONAL WHY FEEL OLD? Feel Years Younger. Ostrex. Tonic Tablets revitalize thousands past 40, Only •60e. At all druggists, 10,17,24,8,15,22 MEN AND WOMEN can now re- store the natural colour and lus- tre of their hair with Scott's Anti-Gray Halftone. White, greaseless cream acts as excellent pomade, does not stain pillows or clothing. Guaranteed. Two sizes, $3.00 and $6.00 at McKib- bons and Vance's Drug Stores. ' 24:nov6b WHY NOT HAVE YOUR FEET CHECKED Without Any Obligation —by— A Qualified, Experienced FOOT, CORRECTIONIST Undue pressure can cause those sciatic pains, leg, hip or lower backache. See— J. A. 'VICKERS, P.C, At Queen's Hotel, Wingham Each. Monday afternoon, or other times at 481 8th Ave Hanover, Phone 500. MISCELLANEOUS IS YOUR TELEVISION properly insured for all risk coverage? For information phone 293, Stew- Art A. Scott, Wingham, 2rrb 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- appear, arthritis pains fade away, brings back circulation, Consult W. A. Kaufman, phone 04 LW- towel, open every Tuesday after- noon and eVerting. Open every Friday at Les Heubach, phone MO 9,2604-6, and in Walk- erten at Percy Pleteh's, phone 195W, rrb FOR ARTIFICIAL insemination Service or More information, tele- phone the Waterloo Cattle Breed- ing Association collect at: Clin- ton HIS 2-3441 or Teeswater 128 between 1.30 and 9.30 a.m. week days, 6 and , 8 p.rit, on Saturdays, Do not call for SerVice On Sun- day. Cows in heat on Sunday can be inseminated eatisfectorily on Monday. We supply 'service to top quality bulls of the I4olstein, Jersey, Ayrshire, Guernsey, Brown Swiss, Red Poll, Roeo., ford (pdlied fir better:1Y,, Beef ShOrthern (polled and horned) And Dual Purpose Shorthorn Angus and Oliarolatii breeds, The coat Is low,. 28rzb KINSMEN PAPER DRIVE—in OC, tober. People of Bluevale, church, Belgrave arid. Win.gbarn, areas please note, Papers may be left behind. Walkers Home Fur, nlebings. "A SERIES of prenatal classes will begin. Wednesday, October 1, 1958, at 2.15 p.m, at the Branch office of the Health Unit, down- stairs in the Wingha)n Hospital, These will be held at weekly in- tervals for nine weeks, Those in- interested are invited to attend on the above date or write the Health. Unit, Goderich." CE24b FIELD WANTED PART TIME Bookkeeper wanted, Local business, Hours can be ar- ranged. Apply Box 59, 24b MATURE WOMAN wanted as housekeeper in village of Au- burn: Adults, Mrs, Bert Marsh, phone Blyth 4310. 24b MIDDLE AGED WOMAN wanted as companion with light house- keeping duties. • Phone 373 or write box 52, Wingham. 24b WANTED PIECE of cedar bush wanted. Phone Mount Forest 699 or write Roy Ransome, Mount Forest. 24:octi* USED WINDMILLS, gasoline en- .giries and pump jacks wanted. Can be traded on pressure sys- tems new or used, Ask us for an estimate without, any obligation, or if you are needing, any new roofing material we give you the best value for your 'money. Write or phone collect to Irving Keyes at Glamis. Phone Paisley 114r4. 16Alt-Nov ROOMERS WANTED BOARDERS OR roomers wanted. Only two blocks from' Main Street on Victoria Street. Phone 1079. 17:24* TENDERS' WANTED • TENDERS for SNOW PLOWING Tenders will be received by the undersigned until October 4th at 7 p.m, 1958 for snow plowing for 1958-59 season in the Township of Turnberry. Tenders to be..by the hour. State make and size of equipment to be used. For further information apply to Road Super- intendent William Mundell. Low- est or any tender not necessarily accepted.—John V. Fischer, Clerk of Township of Turnberry, 24:1h DEADSTOCK WANTED DEADSTOCK removed promptly for sanitary disposal, FREE pick up on larger animals, reasonable collection charge for small ani- mals. Phone collect Wingham 378; Pahrierston 123w, or Dur- ham 398, Gordon Young (Elmira) Limited. errb LARGE UNITED STATES. and Canadian manufacturing oornP- any requires District Manager In East Wawanosh Township. Ex- ceptionally high earnings. Gintr- anteed repeat business, Automo- bile essential, Agricultural or farming background most im- portant, Sales training given. Reply to Box 84, London, Ontario. 24b NURSING CARL BAKER'S Convalescent Home, Brussels, have vacancies, Bed patients preferred, Rates reason- able. Write or phone Brussels 271. 1,0;17;24* COURT OF REVISION MORRIS TOWNSHIP The Court of Revision on the 1959 Assessment Roll for. Morrie Town- ship will be held in the TOwnship Hall on Monday, Octobd 6 at 10.3Q aim, Geo. C. Martin, Clerk 24:octlb CARD OF THANKS wish to express my sincere thanks to all my, kind friends and neighbors who visited me,' sent cards and treats while I was a. pa- tient in Wingham General Hospi- tal. Special thanks to Dr, A. D. McMurchy and the, hospital nurs- ing staff,--Mrs. Burns Stewart. s 24* CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our apprecia- tion to our former neighbours for the lovely presentation prior to our removal from the second line of Morris to our new home in Blyth. Your kindness and thoughtfulness will long be remembered.—Mr, and Mrs: Ross Button and family.' 24b CARD DE, THANKS We wish to extend our thanks 'and appreciation to relatives, friends and neighbonr. W.M,S. and session of< Delmore United Church for gifts, flowers and cards in the celebration of our 50th wedding anniversary. 'Also thanks to the ladieS of the Women's Institute, who so kindly catered.—Mr. and Mrs. Arthot Fitch. ,24 ' CARD OF THANKS I wish to extend my ineSt sincere thanks 'to all my friends for their many acts of kindness, while I was in Wingham Hospital and since returning home. The cards, letters, flowers, treats and visitors, all were very . deeply appreciated. Special thanks• to Dr. W. A, Mc- Kibbon, Mrs. Morrey and nursing staff, also to our neighbours who, helped M carry on farm duties at home, All kindness is greatly ap- preciated, and will always be re- membered.---4. Wesley Tiffin. 24*' CARD OF THANKS I would' like to express my sin- cere thanks to my friends and neighbours for cards, flowers and treats sent me while I was a pat- ient in Wingham General Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. W. A. Mc- Kibben, and the nurses who were so good to me, also the ladies who so kindly sent baking to my family arid, locked after' the threshers. CARD OF THANKS The family of the late Mrs, Mc- Burney wish to express their deep gratitude and appreciation to all who extended sympathy to us in the recent, loss of a kind and loving' Mother and grandmother. Our thanks to all who called to pay their last respects, to all who sent such beautiful flowers, to all who helped in so many other ways. Special thanks to Dr. A. Nimmo, and Rev. T. G. }fusser and Drs. B. N. Cerrin and E. Pedley, to the nurses in the hospital and to R. A. Currie & Sons and to those Who donated Gideon Bibles, 24* TREASURER'S SALE DP LANDS FOR TAXES By,VIttue of a warrant issued by the Warden of the County of Hur- on under his hand and the seal of the said corporation bearing date of 12th day of August 1958, sale of lands in arrears of takes in the County of Huron will be held at my office at the' 'hour of 2,00 pm, hr the Court House on the 9th day Of December 1958 unless the taxes and costa are sooner paid. Notice is hereby given that the list of lands for sale for arrears of taxes was published in the Ontarie Gaz ette on the 5th day of September 1958, arid that copies of the said list may he had at my office, The adjourned sale, If neceasary, Will be held at the above office on, the 16th day of December, 1958, Treasurer's Office this dab day Of August, 1958.• (Signed) 3'. 0, Berry, Treasurer arbDecti IN MEMORIAM 13AIER—In. loving memory or a dear husband and father,-George Baker, who passed away SU- tember 25, 1957, We little thought when we woke that morn, The sorrow that the day would: bring; The call was sudden, the shock severe, To part with one we loved so dear,. God gave us strength to fight it, Courage to bear the blow, But what it meant to lose you, • No one will ever know. —Ever remembered by wife, children and grandchildren, ,24b Dr. T. S. Boyle Dies in Victoria TORONTO, Sept, 31—The Rev, Temple Stannage Boyle, 80, former rector of the Anglican Church of St. Alban the Martyr in Toronto and a lecturer at Trinity College, died Saturday at Victoria, B.C, A native of St, Catharines, he studied at Trinity College, the Diocesan College of Montreal and King's College, Halifax, Ordained in 1900, Dr. Boyle began his career as curate, of Christ Church Cathedral, Montreal, and served churches at Wingham, Chat- ham and Cobourg, He was dean of .divinity. at Trinity College from 1911 to 191AA Ind president of King's College from 1915 to 194 He moved to St. Albans in 1936 and, retired in 1941, His wife, the former Florence Brown, survives. Rev. Bolingbroke Dies in Chatham Rev, Harold Bolingbroke, BA., B.D,, a )3iblfeal language specialist, died on Tuesday, September 16 at the Public General Hospital at Chatham. Rev, Bolingbroke was minister of the Wroxeter-Salem charge from 1928 to 1931. He later returned to England hut came back to Canada. He was 79 years of age and spent 51 years in this 'country, During his ministry Mr. Boling- broke served the Chalmers United Church pastoral charge, Chatham Township, • George Egleston FINANCING A CARr Before ;You MO ask Anent mil Low Cost Financing Service with complete Insurance Coverage, Sit WART A. SCOTT Phone BIRTHS w).pown-A Hospital, on Monday, September 22, to Mr;. and Mrs, Ronald Alton, R,R, Dungannon, a son, MARTIN—To Harbert!. (nee Ross) -wife, of Robert Martin, a son„ September 22, 1958; at Toronto Western Hospital, STRONG~4n Wingham Hospital, on Monday, September 22, to Mr, and Mrs, John •Strong, •Wingh4m, a son. GUETTER--/n. Wingtam. Hospital;. On Tuesday, September 23, to Mr, • and Mrs, John Gnetter, Brussels, a :daughter, • DIED RELM—At his late residence, 192 Wharncliffe Er., S., London, on Monday, September 15, 1958, Arthur James Helm, beloved hus- band of Dorothy May (Wilkin- son), 'dear uncle of Mrs. Leslie Young of Toronto, Mrs. Joseph Schneider and William ' McKen- zie of Wingham, • and Gordon Helm of Clinton, in his 84th year, Funeral ' service was held' on Wedaesday at 2 p.m. from the A, Millard:George funeral home chapel with interment in Wood. land cemetery. LEAKY--In Kincardine on Mon- day, September 8th, Emma Patti- son, beloved - wife+ of Thomas Leaky and sister of Miss Mary Pattison and. Mr. John Pattison, of Port Elgin. She was a dangle ter of the.late*Mr. and Mrs, Wm J. Pattison of Wingham, and a former resident. Funeral servicr was held from, the Linklater frineral home in Kincardine on Thorsday, September 11th; with interment in Port Elgin Ceme- tery. SPOTTON—Mrs. George Spotton, formerly Catherine Taylor, died in Toronto • :recently. Funeral service was held in Toronto with interment in Wingham Cemetery She was ' former resident of Wingham. Canon-R. S. Jones Was Gorrie Rector The Reverend Canon R, S. Jones died at. Brighton on September 15. in his ,70th year. Canon Jones was born, at Farmersville, 'Ontario (now Athens), the eldest son of Rev, R. N. Jones and Mrs. Jones. He 'attended the Collegiate Insti- tute at Morrisburg, Ontario, and after graduation went to Trinity College 'where he graduated in Art: in 1910 and Divinity in 112. He was made, deacon that same year at Christ Church :Cathedral, Ot- tawa, by Archbishop. Hamilton and was pri,ested the following year and was placed' in charge of the Par- ish of,'Russell and Edwards, After serving there for four years he went `to St. George's Church, Ot- tawa, to serve as curate for the late Archdeacon J. M. Snowden. While at St. George's he enlisted for active service in the Army Ser- vice Corps. He trained at Pete- wawa and went overseas in Aug- ust, 1918. On his return to Canada, Canon Jones was appointed by Archbish- op Williams to St, Luke's Church, Brantford in November, 1919, and in December,' of that same year was How you can do Monciciis wash in 12 minutes l ! Remember the long, weary mornings yOu've spent struggling with a big week's wash? Well, that's as out of date as Grandma'; curling tongs! Tbday you can spend washday playing with baby. . thanki to the new Frigidaire Automatic Washer! It can do your complete. wash in as 'little as 12 minutes. And this marvellous Washer gets clothes up to 50% cleaner than other washers. Yes, in a test of six leading washers, the new '58 Frigidaire LTItra-Clean Automatic Washer out-washed all others ! Then it spins clothes dryer than competitive 'Washers. Arid your Frigidaire Automatic WaSher Saves you up to 2800 gallons of hot water 40 boxes of detergent, Lets you dye or tint too — Without fuss or muss, There's no other Washer like the new Frigidaire Automatic -- Rated Not,* Why not drop into your nearest Frigidaire dealt?* fer a fret demonstration . . . feniayi *Sy VA, testing to., internationally ramout Testing tweeters. BuRKE ELECTRIC Moine .and Farirt Wiring •L, Motor Itc-Wind 'and Repair PHONE 474 WilottitiAM married to Miss Edith Nesbitt, daughter of Mr, S. G, M..Neabitt And Mrs, Nesbitt, -In August of 1920 he went to the parish of Gorrie,* Pordwich and Wroxeter and re- mained there for 10 years, • Other parisnes served. by Callen Jones were St. Davi,d's, London, Durham and Egremont, Marltdale and. Berkley, a total ministry of over 40 years, While at ,Gorrie he was appointed rural dean of Hur- on and at Markdale became rural dean. of the 'Deanery of Grey. A few years later- he was made a Canon of St. Paul's Cathedral, f,...enidon by the late Archbishop Seager, occupying the Cathedral stall known as ,Bishop Cronyn's sta.)). In. 1953 Canon Jones -suffered a severe heart attack resulting in the amputation of his left leg and, .therefore was compelled to give up his active .ininistry • in the church, He and his Wife returned, to their old home town of Brighton where they. have resided ever since, ,Canon Jones was a member of several fraternal societies, espec- ially the Masonic Order 'being a life member of St,' John's Lodge 209 at London and a life member. of the Canadian Legion, Branch 205, Marliclale and a member of the Bay of quint° Branch u,g,x4 , Surviving .are his wife and son, Richard James Jones; D.F,C., and 2, grandchildren of Oakville, and two brothel's, John R, Jones ,33,A. of Toronto and -A. E, R, Jones, M,C, TitoeVille, Florida, Starlight Group Meets The Tuesday ,,Evening Starlight Group will hold their September meeting at the home of Mrs. Jack McLean on September 30th. The nonveners for the meeting are Mrs. Everett. Lathers and Mrs. D. Me-, Laughlin. Mrs, C. Gibson will pre- sent the topic and the theme for this meeting is "Friendship", The roll call is to be answered by a Bible verse on "Love", Would the members please bring their dona- tions for the penny auction? As this is the first meeting for the season we would like as many members as possible to attend. ' BUSINESS' and PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY . A. II. McTAVISH BARRISTER, SOLICITOR and 'NOTARY PUBLIC TEESWATER - ONTARIO Telephone' 28 Teeswater Wreteter—Every Wednesday afternbinio pan., or lny appointment, Frederick F. Hotuuth R.O. Carol E. Homuth,R.O. lira. Viola H. Homuth, R.O. orTomETRisTs mars la Harriston, Ontario 4,44144.1.444444aamiewoms.444444,44.444.4**44 N FR • Insurance Company Est; 1846 Alt' all Canadian Company which • has faithfurhy ,aak*ad policy fielders for over 'a century, Howl ottite, Toronto Ni 0,7itiotAniin Inettrinee Aram* Witiahani REAL ESTATE. commo Evrawrs MALE IIELFVfiNTED Burial 'Services of "If . Greenhill Cemetery Roy, moclea,g officiated ,on Sat-, nrday afternoon at Greenhill Come, teNY for the committal ,s9rvice fof Mrs. (Rev,) Robert Barbour, who, died earlier this year in Toronto, A cremation Service w.0 held that time, Mrs,• Barbour was the fernier' • Mary Jane Anderson of West War, , wanosh end interment was made-, in the family plot. Friends and relatives attended from Toronto,, New York, Gadshill, 'Waterdown and the Whitechurch district. 4' Several Functions For Miss M. F. Currier Mrs, Thomas A. Currie, Wing"' ham, was hosteSs on. Wednesi of last week for a tea in honour o her daughter, Mary Frances, whose marriage to Mr. James A. Smith, of Toronto took place on Saturday, September 20th. The guests were wlecomecl by' Mrs. Currie and the bride-elect:, Pouring tea ware Mrs. W, B, Mc,-, Cool, Mrs, E, R, Hopper, Mrs, R. Er Armitage and Mrs, W. W, Curriei„. Assisting in the tea room were, Mrs. Alan Nicholson,' Miss Mary Louise Town and Mrs. Jack Ross) Showing the gifts and linens were' Miss Mary Hotchkiss and Miss, Mary Stapleton. AIsd .assisting' were Mrs, (Dr.) A, W, Irwin, Mrs, E, S, Copeland, Mrs, Gwen Adams and Mrs. T. A. FeXten. Honouring the bride-ele4; Mrs. George Guest entertained at'a mis- cellaneous" aleeWer, Miss Mary HotchkisS., and Miss Mary Lou .Dunlop were• co-hostesses at a kit- chen shower at the home of the latter, Mr. and lvlys. G. W. Tiffin entertained at a dinner- in honour of the bride and groom elect, Of- fice associates at the Ontario Hy- dro, Toronto, also' entertained at a miseellaneou,s shower. DEAD STOCK SERVICE Highest Cash Prices For Old, Sick and Disabled Cows and Horses - DEAD STOCK AT HIGHEST CASH VALUE "Please Phone Promptly Call Collect - 133 Bruce Marlatt Brussels, Ont. 24 HOUR SERVICE ANTED Highest Cash Prices paid for old, sick or disabled Horses & Cows 111011EST CASH VALUE PAW IN SURROUNDING DISTRICT for DEAD COWS and HORSES. For Prompt, Sanitary Disposal, day or night OLD HORSES foie` Slaughter alt 5c per pound, t,4 'iota SERVICE Phone LgROlt ACHESON Atwood 153, collect flE61t010 /WILCO Wreiretor 010 Dies in Calgary George Egleston, 1105 Laval Avenue, prominent Calgary retail lumberman, died at his home on Wednesday. Borh and educated at White- church, Ontario, he was a son of the late Mr, and Mrs, John Egle- ston. He went west to MacLeod 'in 1908, After a year there he moved to Lethbridge, and in 1910 moved to Calgary. In the lumber business until eight years ago, he started the Manning-Egleston Lumber Company with the late Frederick Charles Manning in 1924. He was married in Red Deer in 1911 to Alice Louise Good, who. predeceased him in February, 1952. A member of the Ranchmen's Club, the Calgary Gryro Club and the Masonic Lodge AF & AM No. 23, Mr. Egleston; ,*as also a long- Your kindness will never be for-: time member and past-president of gotten.--Mrs. John L, Currie, the Calgary Golf and Country Club. 24b He was for many years a choir member, Sunday School teacher and elder of Scarboro United Church. In September of 1953, he married Miss Marne Adams, Reg. N., of Wingham, Ontario. Besides his wife, he is survived by two sons and three daughters: Allen of Seattle; George of Calgary; Mrs. (Dr,) D. M. Williamson. (Grace), of Edmon- ton; Mrs. (Dr.) R, C. Tully (Mar- ion) of Vancouver; and Mrs. S. H. Wood (Sane) of Calgary., I3e,is also survived by twelve grandchildren, and two brothers and two Waters, Will of Florida; Jack of Colonsay, Sask.; Mrs. Lou DuMont, of Lon- don, Ontario and Mrs. Jean Reed of Listriwel, Ontario. Funeral services was held from Scarboro United Church on Satur- day at 4 p.m, with Rev. Dr. S. J. Parsons officiating. Mr. A. G. Adams of Winghain had been visiting with' Mr. and Mrs. Egleston in Augtist and their sister, Mrs. George McKay of Hamilton had also visited there and returned home. She went back to Calgary on Thursday last by planA Many from this district who were friends of Mr, and Mrs. Egle- ston siYiil extend sympathy to her in her bereavement. Mrs. Merrill Cantelon, Diagonal Road, is a niece of Mr, Egleston, and Mr. Alfred Patterson of We Wawarioah, Is a "Plie*4 • LOOK ! SEE !! COTTAGE -ROLLS lb. 65c GROUND BEEF 3 lbs. $1.25 Friday and Saturday Only SAUSAGE . 3 lbs. $1.25 LARD . . 20c lb. FROZEN FOWL' AT ALL TIMES' Lockridge s Butcher Shop The Best of Fresh and Cured Meats AlwayS on Hand.' MASSEY-FERGUSON TRACTORS 'NEW '50's and 65's NEW HOLLAND BALERS USED TRACTORS:- 1—'44 Used Tractor 1-1951 Ford Tractor with 2-furrow plough and manure loader USED EQUIPMENT One-Way Disc for Ford of Ferguson CHARLES HODGINS Phone 378 Wingham 4