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FOR SALE
C4IN'4 TAXI SERVICE end Used
•Fnrriltere, We buy and tell.
!ho_i8. rrb,
•tXTENSION ;PAI3LE and 4 •ehairS
for sale, Phone 341w, 22*
BOY'S RED Snowsuit, size 4 for
sale. Phone 561,1, 22h
BABY BUGGY for sale. In very
good cendition, reasonably priced.
Pl4One 645 .after .5 o'clock, :22*
PRY WOOD for sale. Contact
Addlaon FraSer,.Phone 569w.
22,29*
MILK FILTERS for sale—',R,aphl
RE", 6,inch, 79c; 63 -inch, $5c.
Alexander's Hardware. 1rrb
GIRL'S GREEN winter 'oat for
Sale. size 8, in good condition.
Phone 'ordwiql 3jr12. 22b
CHOICE QUALITY pota.toes for
sale. May pick up at farm or
we will delivek, "Harold Vincent,
phone 731a4. 22,29*
pRESSVID CHICKENS fer sale
„Apply ha Joint Barchill, phone
.762w12. 22,29*
SELLING CHRISTMAS cards, pro-
ceeds to Cerebral Palsy Centre at
Woodeden. Plione 1044„ Wrox-
eter. •22*
CHOICE SPY apples for sale. $2.50
per bus., in your containers. Wil-
liam Brydges, Belgrava phone
618w2. 2229b
NOW TS THE TIME to buy your
winter „supply a carrots, either
by the bushel or large basket.
G. A, Campbell„ Bristol Terrace,
phone 1071W, 22b
THRE*E-QUARTER length, full
, back Beaver Brown mouton coat
for sale, in excellent •condition.
Very reasonable. Apply Box 63,
Advance -Times. 15:22b
FOR WARMTH, beauty and corn-
fOrt, there's nothing finer than
broadloom carpeting or rugs.
New samples on display now.
The best in 100% all wool, hard -
twist broadlooms eost less than
yOu might think. Have an esti-
mate this week for your room.
WELWOOD'S, phone 86. 22b
•
CASH REGISTER Adding Mach -
Me rolls in stock at The Advance -
Times. Typewilter ribbons.
Smith Corona typewriters and
adders. Victor adding machines.
CLEAN? Madam—You don't know
the meaning of that word until
you have tried the radically new
and efficient ELUXO-MATIC;
Cali L. H. Reynolds, your Electro-
lux dealer, 640.T1. rrb
IldE'AT FOR SALE—Good beef by
the quarter. -Killed on premises.
Inspected hy Dept. of Health.
Yearling heifers. Top quality.
-
Lowest prices. Raynard „Ackert
Ripley, phone 24r30, " 17rrb
BROADLOOM carpets and rugs
for new room beauty. See the
new colours in 1009r all -wool,
, hardtwist broadloom -the best
you can, buy, deep crush resis-
tant pile, closely woven for life-
• time wear . . .and the cost is
• less than you may think. Have
•an estimate this week for your
Rug size and wall to wall
•carpetihg. N. I. WelWood,
• phone 86. 22b
Fail. Values
• .
AT
Furnjture
3.1PIECE CHESTERFIELD SUITE
X4tity Construction in good core.
ditIon•
$40 .uu
•
flifk
•'COMPLETE BED UNIT, 36'' *We,
•eke'springlepring-1111ed thattresS
lig boa
steel heti. S
Real Wileean, ne:
CONTINENTAL 'UNIT Contalete
4'6" spring Mattresta, box apting te
• match, legtt,
iseitiptete to Clear $4u 5
. 0
A
0916ST Of' fittAIA16114,4 in V4701/flit.
•finf* 4 "Vve" $28 00
MOW ........
nxtEnotn- DESK, drawer§ on,
1001 Mateo its Vilitlatit Orritit, good'
Visitte-a
FOR (OILY $41 50
t-Olece, 0111081ERIefkili SiirJt
aft
Ith�iin••ithi A
attrximt- "pi gt
11,144,110Y Chair ind Stool, Oreelt
:""r114E $73 50
fASH AND-4%1MS
ANDREW TvIALCOLl'vr walnut din-
ing -Mora suite fer sale, in good
condition. Phone 448; 22h
NEW SEIT Of 'Wear Ever Water-
less Alumintimcook ware for
sale. Mrs, Addison Bauniall,
plicate Brussels 478,16, g2294,
GIRL'S xt.4r, COAT, fur trim, Size
10, for stale; child's pink snow
suit, sise 2; child's pink hunting
bag; jig -saw complete with quar-
ter horse motor and stand,
Phone $773, a2*
REAL ESTATE
PROPERTY on Leopold Street for
tele. Call Mrs. 0, R. Henderson,
Phone 552w. 22b
BRICK HOUSE for sale, 6 rooms,
3 pieee bath, bullt-ix cuptieards.
Modern kitchen, hardwood floors.
Phone 317M. 22,29,5,12b
HOUSE DT LUCKNOW for sale or
rent. Seven rooms, hardwood
Coots, On Stauffer St, Phone
550, Wingham. 22b
INCOME PROPERTY. Beek•
house and apartment, all moderr.
conveniences. hot water, oil heat-
ing (new), also two storey brick
building that has been used as a
wood -working shop. Very good
location. Phone Winghstrn, 251
after 6 pm. • rrb
TRITCK FOR SALE.
TRUCK FOR SALE -1950 Chev,
%-ten• pick-up,. with. •4.speed
transmission and complete with
• racks, In •good running order.
Apply to Harry Bateman, RR. 1,
Wingham, phone 737W3.
22*
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
7 YEARLING whitefacecl steers
for sale. Apply to Ira Leeson,
Belmore. • 22*
SO YOU -AVANT GOOD Oxford
Down •ewe Iambs? Contact
James H, Currie soon, before they
are shipped. Phone 719w3.
22,29*
"HUN'TINGFIELD" registered
Landrace swine for sale, 5 mon-
ths. Either sex: Ivan Haskins,
R.R No. 1, Clifford, phone 197r21
Mildrnay. rrb
PERSONAL •
REWARD for the, 'return of a
tackle box left on the platform
of the mill at Wrexeter,,October,
15th. Call 67, Mount Forest,
Jblin Padfield. • 22*
NOW LOOK younger — restore
natural colour •to your hair.
Scott's Gray Halftone, a white
greaseless cream, -is equally
effective on all shades of hair.
• Lanolin base, will not stain pil-
lows or clothing. •Guaranteed.
1 oz, jar $3.00; 3 ozs. $6.00. At
McKibboris and Vance's Drug
Stores. 22b
NOT
HAVE YOUR, •FEET CHECKED
Without Any Obligation,
--by—
A Qualified, Experienced
FOOT CORRECTIONIST
Undue pressure can cause those
selatie. pains, leg, hip or lower
backache. See—
• J. A. VICKERS, F.C.
At Qtreen'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. 2rib
NEVER, NEVER, never since the,
world began saeh relief front
sore, aching, burning feet, Weak
• ankles, •sore krieds, hips and
back, crainps in feet Cir •legs.
Corns, callouses, bunions 'dist
appear, arthritis paint fade easitty,
brings back circulation. Coosult
W. A. Kaufman, phone 94 Lis=
towel, open every Tuesday after-,
noon and evening, Oen •every
Friday at Les Heubach, Elmira,
phone MO Ch,26044; arid in Walk-
erton at Percy •Pletchte, phene
105W; BransvVidir Hotel, Wing -
ham, Oetober 30th. rrb
FOR ARTIFICIAL inseminetion
terViee or mere information,tele-
Phelle the Waterloo Cattle Iireed-
ing Aeseclation collect at: Clin-
Nth IIXI 24441 Or Tedswater 126
hetWeen 7.30 and tha() ant Week
days, 6lied 8 pan. on Saturdaya,
bo het deli for service Ort Sure,
daY, Cevire in heat on Stinday tan
insernittated setigfeetorily oft
AtOnday. VlYe aupply aelvide to top
qUalitY hulls of the Ifolstehil
jerSey, Ayrshire, atterluieY0
Iarcavri SWite, /tett •Pe% /fere,
ford '(polled & hora0c1), •Beef
Sherthern (Pelted and horned),
and Dag Purpose Sherthern,
Angu nd Charolaii, hreeda, The
dog ft IOW* 28rfb
TEACUP *READING:,
TEACUP fortune telling every
•evening trent7 Until 9. Call 24?.
011aiTBY FOR, BALE,
800 SUSSEX red pullets for sale,
starting to lay, Fred Doubleclea
phone 742 Wroxeter,
75 REP, SUSSEX layiag hent for
Sale. Seven Months old. John
Martens, phone 23r8, Wroxeter.
22*
1,700 HONNEGGER Leghorn Pul-
lets, 3 weeks old. Weber's Chiek
Hatchery, Wallenstein, Ont,
phone Eirnira, MO 0-7721. 22b
100 RA,R, PULLETS ter sale, 54
months old, started to lay, er-
nard Thomas, R.R. 4, Wingharn.
Phone 1141 Brussels. 22h
• FEMALE DELP WANTED
•OFFICE HELP
RESPONSIBLE WOMAN
WANTED '
to work in office of large well-
known merchandising firm. .An
aptitude for figures, an asset.
APPLY BOX 61 ADVANCE TIMES
22b
WANTED
BOARDER WANTED. Telephone
611R. • 22b
USED WINDMILLS, gasoline en-
gines and pump jacks wanted.
Can be traded on pressure sYs-
• terns 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
Eieyes at Glamis. Phone Paisley
114r4. 16Alt-Nov
POULTRY FARMERS
Due to increased broiler produc-
tion, we find it necessary to ob-
tain several new flock owners in
your area.
If you are interested in selling
hatching eggs at a set price the
year around, write to 1VIonkton
Poultry Farms, Mcinkton, Ont. -
We have at present 10,000 breed-
ers growing and they will be for
sale shortly.
Our replacement stock is avail-
able every three months. Our next
replacement stock will be available
the first week. of January, 1959.
• 8-15-22-29b
DEADSTOCK WANTED
DEADSTOCK removed promptly
for sanitary disposal. FREE pick
up on larger animals, reasoriabl-e
. colleetion charge for small ani-
mals. Phone collect Wingham
378; Palmerston 123w, or Dur-
ham 398, Gordon Young (Elmira)
Limited. arrb
DEAD STOCK
• SERVICE .
.fliiiiest 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 Value
paid in surrounding dis-
trict for DEAD STOCK
HIGHEST CASII.VALUE PAID
IN sunnotNnnio nisiluct
for DRAD covrs and nonsts.
For, ProMpt, Sanitary Disposal,
day or night
MO HORSES for Slaughter
at Sc per pound.
, 24 MM. SERVICE
• Phone
LEROY ACHESON
Atwood 153,, coned.
•dieffittiE 11181.0P
Wtositer
• FINANCING A CAR?
Before you bilk kik about our
Low Cost rine/wit* Service with
,edwiplete iiisnianee Coverage
STEWART, A. SCOTT
mt. *a• •
*mem.
• FOR RENT
GABAgib for rent nn Francis $t,
•Phone 39124,,,.., 221
4 LARGE ROOM front APartrnent
for rent 'Threetplece beth, ebeve
stere, malri Street, cupboards.
Phone 207, flight 668. •22b
THREE BEDROOM ispartment for
rent on Centre. Street, 3 -piece
natn, hot air furnace, phone
65.8w4 evenings, 22*
FURNISHED APARTMENT for
rent. Oil heated. Three rooms
and bath, Electric stove and
refrigerator. Josephine Street,'
Suitable for workinggouple.
Phene 32 after 5 part. • 1520
WANTED TO RENT
HOUSE WANTED to rent, With
3 bedrooms, Phone 7 during 4-17,
• 22b
Divnlo ;QUARTERS wanted to
rent for 5 "persons in or near
Wingham. APply laox 65 Advance -
/lames, • •
22b
ROOMERSWANTED
_ A mid -western Ontario manufac-
turing concern, requires•art account -
BOARDERS OR roomers 'wanted. ant to take full charge of an office
Only two bloeks from Main
and all •accounting records., A
Street on Victoria S•treet Phone
aa;eas knowledge of accounting essential,
1007m9,ER
Salary commensurate with know -
ROOMER
OR boarders wanted.
ledge and experienee,
Apply Box 64 ,Advance -Times.
Reply giving age and experience
15;22;25b
to P,O. Box 84, Stratford, 05n2ta,2ri9e.
12b
MOB untr. WANTED.
WANTED: A good rellable,rnan to
supply pustonters with nowleipb
produets. Write Rawleigh's, Dept.
I-543-127, 4005 Richelieu, IViont-
Tea • 22b
THE WATERLOO Cattle Breed-
ing Association requires technic-
ians to work in the Formosa and
Tara areas beginning January,
1909. Applicants, for this Posi-
tion will be interviewed in our of-
fice in Formosa on Friday morn-
ing, October 31, 1958, at IQ Stan.
• 22:29b
DON'T WAIT! Stert earning the
money you .reed, now, 'right,
Your own community, dealing
with friends and, pe,onle •you
knew. High eommission, ne risk,
guaranteed and well-lcnown pro-
ducts. Openings in CLINTON,
WINGHAM, EXETER, HEN -
SW, SEAFORTH, ZURICH and
surroundings, Write for cata-
logue, -Familex Dept. 1100
• 2213„
ACCOUNTANT
„OFFICE MANAGER
AMBULANCE SERVICE
CURRIE'S AMBULANCE, Wing -
ham. Always reliable Service,
Phone Day, 51'; Night, 716 or 636,
Court Of Revon
• Town "Of Wingham
Court of Revision on the Assess-
ment roll of the Toe,' n of Wingham
for the year 1959 will be held at
the Town Hall, Wingham, Ontario,
on Monday evening, October 27th,
1958 at 8 ,o'clock in the evening. '
Dated Wingham, • Ontario, this
14th day of October, 1958.
• Yvonne./vIanPherson,
Acting Clerk,
15,22b Wingham, Ont.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons having claitns against
the Estate of Theodore F. Mundy,'
late of the Town of Wingham in
the County of Huron, Grocer, de-
ceased, who died on or about the
twenty-eighth day of August A.
1258, £Lre notified to send to the
undersigned, on or before the
eighth day of, Noveenber, 1958, full
particulars of their clainis in writ-
ing Immediately after the said
eighth day of November, the assets
of the said Testator *ill be distri-
buted amongst the parties entitled
thereto, having regard only to
claims of 'which the Executors shall
then have notice.
DATED this 20thday of October,
A.D. 1958.
CRAWFORD & HETHERINGTON
Wingham, Ontario.
• Solicitors for the Executors:
22,29,5b
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons having claims against
the estate of ROBERT 3EFFRAY;
late of the Tosvaship of Turnberry,
in the County of Huron, Retired
Fernier, deceased, who died on or
'about the Twenty-first day of July,
A.D, 1958, are notified to send to
the undersigned, on or before the
First day of' November, 1958, full
partieulars of their claims in writ-
ing,
Immediately after the said First
day of Nevember, 1958, the assets of
the said Intestate will be distri-
buted atnongst the parties entitled
thereto, having regard only to
elitims of which the administrator
thall then have notice,
DATED this Fourteenth day of
October, A.13. 1958.
CRAWFORD & HETHERINGTON
Wingharti, Ont.
• Solicitors for the Administrator
. •
15,22,29b
TREASURER'S SALE
OF I..ANDSFOR TAXES
'ty virtueof a Warrant issued by
the Warden of the Cclunty of Hur-
on tinder Ills hand and the seal of
the said corporation hearitig date
of 1.Ww day pf August 1058, tale of
lands n dit6Etys of taXes In the
'dounty o iltiro4 will be held at
trlY effide at the held Of 2.00
hi the 0ourt II0use on the 9th day
of December 1058 unless the tmtes
ELIA coSts,iire toOber .paid, Notice
Is hereby giVen that the list a
landa for Sale ter arrears of taxes
was pliblisited in the Ontario Gat.
ette an the 5th day .of 8eptember
1988., and that tealtal et tile Said
list May be had it ity office,
the adjeltrited sale, If necessary,
wilt be held at the above Office :on
the t6th day of December, 1958. :
tresSurees 'Mine that 18th der
of Atiguat,
• 41000L a:ROM. treiestifei;-
CARD OF TITANRS
I would like to thank the Doctors,
nurses, relatives, friends and neigh-
bors for all they did for me while
a patient In the hospital: Thank-
ing you all.—Mrs. Wm. Young,
Victoria St. 22b
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank all myfriends
and neighbours who were so kind
to MC while I was in Palmerston
Hospital, also the • noctors and
nurses.—Miss .Ettie Burns, Gorrie.
22**
. CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our sincere
appreciation to the staff of the
Wingham General Hospital and to
Dr, W. A. Crawford for their non-
siderate care of our brother, Wes,
ley Sherriff, during his long -illness;
also to Rev. jar. Nimmo for his
'faithfull kindness.—Mrs. Annie 3,
Tiffin, Jennie and Grace Sherriff.
22*
CARD GP THANKS,
I wish to thank all my friends
who sent flowers, treats, cards or
visited me while a patient in the
hospital, making my stay there
more pleasant. Special thanks .to
Drs. Crawford and IVIcKibben, Mrs.
Morrey and Staff for their very
efficient care and nursing. All 'con-
tributed towards my recovery,
—Orval E. Taylor. • 22b
CARD OF. THANKS
I would like to extend my sincere
thanks to . relatives, friends and
neighbors who visited me and sent
cards, letters and treats while I
was a patient in the Wingham
General Hospital. Special thanks
to Dr. Alexander Nimmo, Dr. B. N.
Corral, Mrs. Morrey and all the
nursing staff Who were so kind to
me.—Joseph E. Smith.
' 22b
,
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to express my sincere
thanks to the friends and neigh-
bours Who remembered me with
flowers, treats arid cards, while I
was in hospital. Very special
thanks to Dr. W, A. McKibbon for
being so kind, also to Mrs. I.
Morrey and her staff of nurses,
Spetial thanks also to Beigrave
and commuttity for the elothes
dryer, sterilizer and money mid
for all other gifts the babies re-
ceived—Um. Irene Lamont and
triplets, Donelda, Danay and
Dwight. 22*
.IN MEMORIAM
SMPIII-IIn loving memory of it
dear Mother Who -passed away
October 26; 1957.
You're not forgotten, Mcither Dear'
Nor ever shalt you he,
As long as life anal nemery laSts
We shall remember thee—Loving-
ly remeMbered by Nile and Bill,
22*
IMAM POR SALE
LOI'S 12 AND 13, 00ttSSIM
• 6; l'ORNBERRY TOWNSHIP, .
BEING ABOUT sIX MILES
NORTH 'BAST OF Wig6IHAIW
the tib1lo Trustee (Outittio) has
approved the ,sale o thin feral
property, containing; 208 acres Mere
Or lest et geed land' 64 Which there
Is erected the tollowlrig- titlek
Dwelling, Bar& Bern. 56x66, Straw
Sliect attached 45*41, Ditplentent
Shed 16*54, Buildings, are light
fling rod equipped. This farm is
Offered Subject to lease On the
land Only tot a Petted itif two years
fro* May 1st o 10564
•
TERMS ASU
6toltna wn Etwvavin
tt. d., IkleettAR,
11,f0API`Oft,
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• St NZ 0.11 •
.ear.a., Sta. .'isrna.ac
•
BIRTHS
EUNBAR---At 'the Wingbam gener-
al Thai/ital. on Wednesday, 0e,
• tober 15, 1908, to Mr. and Mrs.
•Alan Dunbar, Beigrave, a dough,
„PISONNtle—At the Winghain Gen -
alai Hospital, on Wards% Ogto-
ber 18, 1958, te awl Mrs.
Hartley A. Fischer, Brussels, a
daughtere 1
BURT—At the Wingbara General
Hosp,Ital, on aturdaYz Oetober
18 1958; te: Mr, and Mrs, James
Burt, R.R. 3, Holyrood, a son
HACKETT—At Ore Winglutm Qen.
ere' Hospital, on Sunday, Octoher
19, 1908, to Mr: and Mrs, Donald.
Hackett, RR. 7, Lucknow, afion,
ZINN—At *the Wghatn- General
Hospital, on Sunday, Citcober 19,
1958, to 110. and Mrs. Olerk Zinn,
11.Ft, 7, Lacknew, a, sea,
James H. Strong
Native of Howiac.
A resident of Ferdwich, 4ames
H. Strong died suddenly, as the re-
sult of .a heart attack on Thursday,
Ootober 16• at his home. Mr, Strong
was 87 years old. -
He was •born in owink ToW11-
ship in June 1871 and farmed on
the 6th Concession of Ilowick until
several years ago when he 'retired
to.the
His wife, the former Elsie Dina -
more and a sister; Mrs, Robert
Mcafichael o Wroxeter, sarVive.
Mr. Strong .wa$ . a :member- of
Trinity Anglican Church,: Funeral
„servica was held at ,1,30 p.m. on
Saturday from the. :church,; with
Rev. E, C. Attwell as the officiat-
ing clergyman, with interment in
• the 'Fordwich.CemeterY,
• Pallbearers were Hartwell Strong,
Harold Robinson, Roy Strong,
Lorne Robinson and Harvey and
Morley McMichael. ' •
Bales .o f ClOthtng.'
Tor.Go to Nkanitoba
The October meeting of the Ca-
tholic Women's League was held in
the parish hall on October 14, sev-
Ian members' being' present. ,
It Was decided to have a social
evening at the November meeting
and invitations were sent out to
members of the C.W.L. of Harris -
ton, Teeswater, Brussels and Lis-
towel. A motion was carried' that
bales of used clothing be sent .to
an Indian settlement in Manitoba
to help in the winter months, ,
The bake sale in the council
chamber was very successful, both
socially and financially' . Business
matters were discussed and lunch
served: The meeting ended with
the League 'Prayer. '
Educated Public
And Funds Needed
,Aid Retarded.
Raising funds for research into
the ,eaueies Of mental' retardetten,
and 'a ,nuttalve campaign UV- On.
,cate the public are the two great•
est tasks facing those who would
help . tne . mentally retarded, the
president of the Ontario Assecia
ation tor'Retarded Children 'said in
,
IiOndon.
"We must 'tear away the shrou,ds
Of shame and ,seereaY bern_Of
sUperstition and .old Wives tales,"
Murray Finlayson, of Barrietold
75 delegates trent retarded; child-
ren's associritOs,arldiservice. clubs
in the LondOnsWindadr=Sainia als-
trict at the Ylvi,YWCA
Citing pitiful cases„ where young-
sters are chained' to their beds or
their existence kept.' secret from,
neighbors because r-thd parents are
ashamed and .da riot Understand,
Mr. Finlayson charged "We "We, hash.
Oft done our jOb properly in
edunating the public . • It is our
daty to provideresearch into the
cauSet." •
First major stelke at both ob-
jectives will occur in many, centres
during National Retarded Child-
ren's Week, Notre/M/0 16 to 22.
1The birth of a Mentally retarded
child in the family is as unpre-
dictable as 'the ,Possibility of a
child being bit by. 0 ear When
crossing the • Street" the ,Ontarie
president stressed,
"Between two and:three per dent
of all births are; children iretarded
to some degree:, It iita 'nothing to.
de With the intelligende f the
parents, ,Or anYrecord f in6ntal.
teta.mittioi lii the' family history,"
Harry 'E. Poster, of Tomtit(/'
ItOrtorery president of the OARC,
described the orgenizationtal breaka
dovvri et it fund raising campaign,
literature avalaible, and datita of
advising executive S on the regional
and .prOVincial levels, •
• Need' Mere Clinic*
"We need .MOre alagneatio
Et," e said,4anere connseling
jell, Mote day *dwelt', More Shelter.,
ea satirkithOtis—and We've only got
paupers' oh0410 61'W/irk With, tilt
we are determine,d to 'dirty Mit
those plans,
• "We have a duty to slim& ?or
•these retarded petiole, .6tit Of griev-
MIS riedetaity!" -
/it many Western bintarie delta'
tres, and throughout the •cottetry,
nageektitierie for the: rettirded
eponsorundraIsing cainisaigns to
operate apeCitil 00'0)6101 other
groupe that' draw boosting, funds
from—the diftithiiiiity 'Cheat Will
tanipttigit ter, 'Capital 'building
funds; and still others, lihe the
Et:Olden tiatiociatithh. dentine
&aft preignungrigt Albite edliteatiati."
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WAS lit a Week
John' W, Bal3Y passed away in
the Kitehener^Water10O Hespitat
ea Sunday following ahweeh's
neaS.
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Mr, Raby was a son of the late
charlotte aad jannes Rab', and
VMS born at liapville, Ontario,
Al3r11 19, 1875, Ile eame to this dis.
Wet When, he as eighteen years
of ego end remained ia the Wing
ham and Plnevale area the rest of
his life, with the expeption: of ten
years in Forest and Oa Past year
in 'Waterloo'
Mr. Raby attended pbwell's
Sehool and was later employer
With the U.F,O. here for several
Years, He was an elder of St
Andrew's Presbxterian Church end
a past member of -the Wingham
Qurang Cant: •
• Mrs. Raby, the former Elizabeth
Small., ',predeceased him in' 1951, 0
grandson, Jack Hare'In 1944 and
a great-grandson, Ralph Waller in
1956, •
, He i3 survived by a daughter,
Mrs. Mable Hare, of Waterloo; a
:grancidaagbter, Elizabeth , (WS.
Howard Waller); two great grand
Isona, John and Donald Wallas of
Waterloo, and 'a brother Fred Roby
of Winnipeg, -
Service wilt be held from the R.
-A. Currie & Sons funeral home this
'afternoon (Wednesday) at 2,00 pail,
The pallbearers will be Roger take,
'Gordon Gannett, Hughs Gilmour,
"Bd. Walsh, Robert Colley and Jim
Murray, •
• ,
Dr. Alexander alimmo minister
.of St Andrew'S Church, will offici-
ate and interment will be in wing -
ham Cemetery.
WipTECHURCH
• (Intended forlast week)
.• Mr. and Mra,. Albert Coultes and
Diane visited. on Sunday with Mr
And Mrs. Maurice Young of Eden
Grove.
Mr. Austin Cook of Toronto spent
the week end withhis parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry' Cook, of Marnoch.
Mr. and Mrs. Nereid Slesser and
/sanity • of Glamis visited 'here on
Sunday.
•• Mr. and Mrs. Harry Simpson of
Teeswater, and Mr, and Mrs. Frank
Ross Of Turnberry, spent Thanks-
giving week -end in Toronto, and
on Sunday attended he ,baptismal
service in Davenport Presbyterian
Church, when Eric Brace, little
son of Ma and Mrs. Gordon Ross
s‘v•as among the children baptised by
the Rev .F. R MCKay Anderson.
The summer season for the Turn.
perry Community Sunday School
held' in Holmes School will end on
/Sunday, October' 26th when •there
will be an open meeting with a
Program, and Captain Nevvitris of
the Salyation Army will be present
and be the guest speaker. All are
cordially 'invited to attend.
h. ALAN WILLIAMS/
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