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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1959-03-11, Page 4BROADLOOM carpeting or rugs • for the finest floors. There's nothing to compare with fine broadloom frit, beauty, comfort and 'warmth, For an estimate, why not„ phone or see' us this week, No obligation, samples shown, in ydur home if you wish. Rugs or wall-to-wall jobs hi 'hardtwist all-wool broadlooms. Viieose carpeting as low as $6.95 Sq: yd, N. WELWOOD, Phone .86. rrb REAL. ESTATE av e,Mohey by PREPAYING * wiNGH,04 'R71 /4 liKORPORATeD 1 .979 ......... down of vvinghattt 1059 .,.Trues:: '',1`aPaYers may make..paynicnts on account of 1959 taxes up to 80 per cepeOf 1958'takes. Interest. at :the Tate of Foie- per cent;'per annum will-lie allowed OP such prepayments. Town'TreastiTer's Office, 'fowl] Hall. Prepayments ortaxes must be made 'at the WILLIAM RENWICK, Treasurer,; Town of Winghalit. • 4F-,1 The W1,06ham Advaltee-ThrteS, Alto.." 0, 11, /.9(19 FOR SALE tEil 'S TAXI SERVICE and used Furniture. We buy and sell. Phorie 185, rrb QVF.,N-READY Turkeys for Eas- ter, Size 10 to 12 lbs. Graham Work, phone 12413, Brussels or 878 Winghani, 1.1:18* MILK ilLTERS for sale—"Rapid elo", 6-inch, 79c; 6%-inch, 85c. Alexander's Hardware, 1rrb ipmcme rqsle VAN? Madam—You don't know the meaning of that word until you have tried' the radically new and efficient ELUXO-MATIC. Call L. H. Reynolds, yolir Eleetro- lux dealer, 640J1. rrb GERRARD HEINTZMAN Piano for sale; also 8rplece oak din- ing room set, bed spring, matt- ress. All' in good condition. Phone 476T, Wingliam, Fred Car- bert. 11* MEAT FOR SALE—Good beef by the quarter, Killed on premises Tuesday morning. Inspected by ,Dept. of Health. Yearling heifers. Top. quality, Lowest prices. Ray- nard Ackert, Ripley, phone 24r28, Or Lucknow, 101r13. rrb HOUSE' FOR., SALE—White brick, 6 rooms and bath, oil heating, hot water, built-in cupboards, hardwood fits:Ts. For further particulars apply to Gordon God- kin, executor. Phone 108J. 25:4:11b FOR SALE 1956 PLYMOUTH Club Sedan' for sale. One owner. Excellent con- ' dition. Many extras. J. T. Cum- Mins, phone 717w1. 11b 4.956 RANCH WAGON, 27,000 miles., Radio, 'whitewalls, back- up lights, newly painted. Good reason for selling. May be seen at. Salvation Army Citadel. Very reasonably priced for quick sale. Trade considered. 11:18b LIVESTOCK FOR SALE lirrprEEN CloSe springer Holstein cows and heifers. 20 Holstein ,heifers to farrow on grass, Er Win. Scott, :Luca.; Ont, phOne office 83, residence 110, lib PURE BRED Polled Shorthorn Boll for sale. 12, months old, red roan in color, by Lanedale Fas- cination, Reasonably priced and • herd accredited, Lew Frain. Bluevale, Ont., Lot 8, Con. 4, Grey, phone 385 BruaselS, 11* 4 WELL-BRED young Yorkshire sows for sale, dile first week in April. Gordon, Higgins, phone 32r5, Brussels, 11' POULTRY TOR SALE DEKALB STARTED PULLETS SEVERAL HUNDRED Dektilb pul- lets hatched Nov. 3rd,. 16 weeks old—Feb. 23rd, 1.8. weeks—Mar. 9t1i, VaCeitiated for bronchitis arid Newcastle. Should be seen to he appreciated, If you keep records', you 'will keep Deltalts. Moote's Poultry Farm, ,Seaforth, Ont, Phone 6471,31, . rrb a. COMING EVENTS THE WINGHAM Women's Insti- tute meeting will be held in, the Connell Chamber on Thursday, March 19th at 2,30, Program convener, Mrs, N. McLaughlin, Resolutions. Roll .call, sonic- thing about the Irish. Hostess convener, Mrs, G. Deyell, Wet president, Mrs. Bradnoek of Auburn will visit the Institute. CE11b SNOW REMOVAL SNOW PLOUGHING wante d. Phone 1079, Harold Congrain, ' 28-4-11-18-25-4-11-18 FOR SALE OR RENT HOUSE FOR SALE or rent. Out- skirts of Wingham, 'north. Apply to Geo. McMillan, Harriston, phone 237R, " , 4:11* FOR RENT SPACE, FOR RENT, available April 1st. Suitable for office, ''orrnerly occupied by Isabel's Beauty. Shop, Apply to Queen's Hotel, pbone 11. lib MALE HELP WANTED MAN, 30-70 years of age wanted, married or single, abstainer, fair wages, apartment or board, ex- perience not necessary, Must be able to make change and relieve owner when required. References please. M, Porter, Glen Rite Hotel, phone Springfield 49. 11* FEMALE HELP WANTED CERTIFIED Nursing Assistants, salary- $160.00 per month with paid vacation, sick leave and statutory holidays. Laboratory, technician, salary open. Apply Administrator,. Palmerston Gen- eral Hospital, Palmerston. Ont. 25:4:11b MISCELLANEOUS IS YOUR TELEVISION, properly insured for all risk coverage? .For information phone 293, Stew- Art A. Scott, Wingham, arrb NEW SPRING ARCHES—Consult W.A. Kaufman, phone 94., Lis- towel, open every Tuesday 10 ,a.m. to 10 p.m., and in Walkerton at Percy Pletch's, March 19, phone 195W; at Mariwalt Tourist Home, Diagonal Road, Highway 86, Wingham, ' phone 993, on • Thursday, March 26, afternoon and evening. rrb WATERLOO CATTLE Breeding Association "Where Better Bulls Are Used", Supply artificial breeding service for all, breeds of cattle. , Phone collect to Tees- water 126, or Clinton Zenith 9-5650. For service or more in- formation, call- between:- 7.30 and 10.00 a.m. week days; 6.00 and 8.00 p.m. Saturday evenings, For cows noticed in heat on Sunday morning, do not call until Monday morning. The qual- ity is high and the cost low. rrb HEADSTOCK WANTED DEADSTOCK removed promptly for sanitary disposal. FREE pick up on larger animals, reasonable collection charge for small ani- mals. Phone collect Wingham 378; Palmerston 123w, or Dur- ham 398, Gordon Young (Elmira) Limited, Cub TEACUP .READING TEACUP fortune telling every af- ' ternoon 1 to 3 and evening 7 to 9, Call 247, 11:18b FAIPIX)YMENT WANTED YOUNG GIRL wishes to do house- work or baby-silting, Phone 701w1, June gYS,rateori, HOUSECLEANING Work wanted by the day in Winghoiri. From 8,30 a.m, to 3,30 pm, hone Mrs, Art van Lammeren, Elyth, 36r12, R.R. 4, BruSsels. • 11 ,., „.... WANTED TO RENT WANTED Tb RENT small home or apartment in or near Wing- • ham. Apply Box 14 Advance- Times, 4rrb WANTED PLAYPEN wanted, in good condi- tion, Phone 622J12. 11b WILL BUY OLD' HOGS. Apply to, Maurice Cronin, phone .56r22, Teeswateri 24,4,11,182.5h! AMBULANCE SERVICE CURRIE'S AMBULANCE, Wing- ham, Dependathe Service, Phone: Day, 51; Night, 716 or '636.- ONE-DAY FILM SERVICE7 FILMS DEVELOPED in 24- hours. In by 2.45 p.m., back by 2.45. p.m. next day. Vance's Drug Store. 18-25-4,711b PERSONAL "16 YOUNG MAN attending school in London wishes ride to Belgrave or Wingham Friday nights and back to London Sunday night or early Monday morning. Phone Brussels 140 collect. 4,11',18"' WHY FEEL OLD? Feel Years. Younger, Ostrex• Tonic Tablets revitalize thousands past 40. ONLY 60c At all druggists. 14,21,28,4,11,18,5,12,19 MAKE BEAUTIFUL Brooches, Earrings, Necklaces at home. Sell to your friends, Easy .to do. Excellent profits. Send for, free ' wholesale catalogue to: L. G.• Murgatroyd Co., Dept.-F, Agin- court Ont. • 4-11b FOOT SUFFERERS If you have sore feet, ankles,. Fa:lades, pains in legs, hips, Or , jower back trouble, why not have your Let checked by a qualified, exper- • ienced Foot Correctionist. See J. A. :VICKERS at Queens Hotel, Wingham, each Monday afternoon Other times — 481 8th Ave,, Hanoimr, Phone 500 MORTGAGE SALE OF VALUABLE RESIDENTIAL AND BUSINESS PROPERTY UNDER and by virtue of the .powers contained,in a certain mort- gage; which will be produced at, the time of sale, there will be offered, for sale by public auction on, Fri- day, the Twentieth day of March, 1959, at 'the hour of two o'clock' in the afternoon at the office of Messrs, Crawford & Hetherington, Wingham, Ontario, by Mr,. L. G. Bryce, auctioneer, the following property, namely: ALL AND SINGULAR that cer- tain parcel or tract of land , and premises situate, lying and being in the Town of Wingham, County of Huron and Province of Ontario and being composed of part of Lot No. 4. in Edward Foley 's Second Survey in the Said Town of Wing- ham, described as follows: Com- mencing at a point in the Easterly limit of said Lot No, '4 which said point is distant Northerly therein 373,(r feet from the Southerly limit of said Lot a distance of 133 feet to a point; theriee Northerly parr elle' to the Easterly limit of said Lot to a point in the Northerly limit of said Lot; thence Easterly along the Northerly limit of said Lot a distance of 133 feet More or less to the Northeasterly angle of said Lot; thence Sbutherly along the Easterly limit of said Lot to place of beginning. Subject hoW-, ever to a right-of-way and passage . Over the Southerly 7 feet of the land herein conveyed to which the owner of the lands immediately to the South thereof are entitled. On the property IS said to be situate a two storey brick build- ing fok use as ,a business and liv- ing quarters. TERMS: Ten per cent of the purchase money to be paid down at the time of sale, and the bal- ance Within thirty days thereafter, Further particulars and conditions of sale will he Made known on the date of Sale. The Property will be offered subject to reServO DATED at Whighern, Ontario the 3rd doy. of March, A.D. 1959. L. nrcy'm, Auctioneer CRAWFORD & 7iIZTAEft11/61'01V • WINGHAM, ONTARIO :Solicitors for the MOrtgagee EINAN'CING A CAR? /Wore you buy halt about out Low Cost Financing aService with complete InAntanee Coverage. STEWART A.SCOTT then, mkt Winglara CARP Or THANKS The family of the late Mr, Ar- thur Wheeler wish to extend their sincere thanks and deep appreeia,, tion for the many acts of kindness, messages of sympathy and beand. ful floral tributes received from friends, neighbors and relatives, A special thanks to Dr, Crawford,. Dr. .MeMurchy, Mrs, Morrey and her staff of nurses, 11:* CARD OF THANKS I Wish to sincerely thank my friends and -nei•libors..for cards and all acts of kindness during my stay in. Wingham Hospital, A pee- ial thanks to the neighbors and to Dr. IvteKibbon and the nurses and staff ,of the hospital,-,-Mrs. Jim Adams, , 11* • CARD OF THANKS I wish to takd this opportunity to thank all my friends and neigh- bors 'for the cards, treats, flowers and visits while I was a patient in the Wingham General Hospital, Special thanks to Mrs. Morrey and her efficient staff of nurses, also to Dr. W. A. .McKibboo and the Rev, Dr, Nimmo.—William A. Lott. 11°' CARD OF THANKS , Mrs. Robert Graham, and, fam- ily wish to express heartfelt thanks and appreciation to 'our Many friends, relatives and neighbors, for the kindness, sympathy, floral tributes' and many cards received during their 'loss of 'a dear husband and father, 11* special thanks to all those respon- sible. We both appreciate it very, much—Bill and NIVIaxine Hanna, Kitchener. • 1.1h NOTICE TO 'CREDITORS IN THE ESTATE OF MARGARET McCREERY, ALL PERSONS having claims, against the - estate of the above7 mentioned, l late of the Township of Howick, in the County of He- ron, Widow, who died on the 24th day of January, 1959, are required to' file proof of, same With the un- dersigned on or before the 21st. day •of March, A.D. 1959. After, that date the Adininistrat- rix will proceed to distribute the estate having regard ,only to the claims of which she , shall then have. notice. .• . • - DATED at Whigham, this 3rd day, of March, AD, 1959. CRAWFORD & HETHERINGTON Wingham," Ontario Solicitors for die Administratr* 4:11:181i YOUR HOME Ig WHAT YOU MAKE IT Let its Celt, you to Make ;Voile kettle more Ilvetthio and Convenient flail us for full InforMatiOn about new litithreonne and plumbing supplies,, Mitertattgail find Duro Prestatee *Sterna, Water Oftener's, electrie heaters; and hoot coverinfs, Wt. OAX AtYMPLY AND bigtAtt, YO ii NEW litAtINO SYSTEM GEORGE A. ART , Building old Plumbing CARTER Phone 71 03wl Wingham IN MUMMA/4 FULLER—In loving memory ,of a dear husband and father, Fred 0. Fuller, who passed away Mar, 11, 1950, ,--Ever remembered by 'wife and family, 11* Ilv MEMORIAI%L BAKER—In memory of the late Sheldon Baker who passed away March 14, 1956, Nothing can ever take away The love a heart holds .dear, Fond memories linrer eve CIA Remembrance keeps him near. —Ever remembered by wife and family, 11.b IN MEMORIAM MENZIES—In memory of' our mo- ther, Isobel Robertson Menzies, who passed away March 13, 1958, Her Memory is a, keepsake With which we will never part; Though God has her in His keep- ing We still have her in our hearts. —Ever remembered :by Dad and the family, 11* IN MEMORIAM COLLAR—In loVing 'memory of our dear little girl,' Deborah Louise, who went to be with the Lord five years ago March 9 while in her third year). We think we call truly,say we are glad ,For all the sorrows we have had; 'We came upon one weeping by the Way, 4 And to comfort her'we had. words DIED COWELL—At the Hamilton Sani- torium on Monday, March 9th. Mildred Cowell, 439 King Street East, Hamilton, daughter of the late Richard, and Frances 06w- , ell, dear sister of Hilda and Nora of Hamilton and Jack Cowell ,of Campbellrford, Ontario. Resting at the BlatelifOrd• and. Wray Fun- eral Chapel;, corner Main and • West Avenue, in Hainilton. Ser- vice Wednesday afternoon at 3.30 o'clOck.: Interment in Winghani cemetery Thursday afternoen at fi 1.30. . • Charles Agar Was, Morris Native Charlea Agar, 69, who had farm- ed all his life in Morris Township, died M Wirighario Hospital on Sat- urday after an illness of several months. He was a son of the late 'David Agar, and Ada Fell and was born in Morris,. at lot 17, con. 3, in the year 1889. He attended 'Brown- town, school and was an adherent of Browntown United Church in the Bluevale circuit. • Three brothers survive, Freder i - ck of.,Killarney, Man.; Wallace of Witigharn•and George of Stratford. Three sisters predeceased him, Lo- la, -Etta ,and. Clara ,(Mrs. J, T, Scott):, • • • Mr. A. N4lon ccind.tteted the fun- eral service.:,en Tuesday from the A.• Currie & Sons funeral home with interment in. Wingham ceme- tery. The pallbearers were Jim and Ross Turvey, Charles Bosnian, Walton and Earl Sellers 'and Ed darniss, , "Better Contact Dunns stoats ,of high quality, newest foratte varieties are good. Custom plucked in the Mixture to suit your exact need. Be 'Sure! Buy DODDS! , DUNNS FARM SEE1/5 (Canada) Limited. Call Collect; PreitStute Littowet D1.4.3$02 .DISPERSAL SALE COUNTY HoroSirEM pgRSAL AND FIRE MARCH • loth at HAYS. .SALES ARENA, CiAliVX.141.4 .commenc- ing at 1.'p.m. Complete Dispersal of registered herd owned by John H. Pearson, •.Streetsville, Mostly Central Ontario 'Unit breeding, bred to Thigh recor d. • son o f' °Treasure 1KOdel," The barns of DR. r, R, SRAALINQ, 'Brampton recently burnednecessitating sale. ,of many milking cows and: 'heifers dtie to :September, A, high class herd, Sale' offering of 70 :bead all 109% Negative. HAYS . FARMS LIMITED, Sale Managers; • Box 490, 'Oakville, Ontario, • .1.1* DUNDAS—At the Wingham Gen- eral. Hospital, on Tuesday, March 3, 1959, to Mr. ond, Mrs, Ross Donelas,, Wingham, 'a son, A STOLARSKI—At the Wingham General Hospital, on Wednesday, March 4, 1559, to Mr,, and ,Mrs. Alexander Stolarski. Wingham, a daughter. '' • SHORT—At the Wingham General Hospital, on Wednesday, March 4, 1959,,to Mr ,and Mrs. Charles Short, Lucknow, a ,daughter,• ARMSTRONG—At the Wingham . 'General Respite], on • Thursday, March 5, 1959, to 'Mr. and' Mrs. Thomas Armstrong, R.R, 2,,Lafek- now, a son, ' - FISCHER—At the Wirigham Gen- eral Hospital, on Tuegday, March '19. 1959, to Mr, and Mrs. Th'onias Fischer, TeeSwater, a: son.. Miss.R. Mitchell' Buried in Wingharn Mrs, Fred Fuller ,:received' word of the death of her sister, Was Rebekah Mitchell who.passed away Thursday night in Toronto follew- ing a long illness, She was a daughter of 'the late Simon 'and Clara Mitchell. Funeral service was held in To- ronto on Monday morning and irt•• terment was at/lade ,in Wingliam cemetery on Monday afternoon, Rev. C. V', Johnson_ officiated at the service 'held here and members of the 0.E.S: attended. Surviving besides' Mrs. Fuller is a 'sister, Mrs. Clara Nicholson of Detroit and a brother, Alfred Mitchell • 'of California:, A full obituary Wilrappear next week.' J. J. ELLIOTT IS MEIHNSPECTOR NA . :The regular'meefing of the Terri- berry ToWnshipr: council was held - in the community hall at Blud- vale on MOnday -of , last week at 1.30 p.m, ,with all members present: and the reeve . W. jack Willi-a, 'n the chair. The minutes of the last regular and 'special Meetings were read and adopted on motion by Herb Foxton and Glenn Appleby. ,Comniunications were received and read from' the follewing: "Pro- vincial Constable 'John J. Lewis, Department of Highways, Stratford and, John G. Berry, County Clerk, Goderich. Mulvey - Appleby— That, we in- struct the clerk 'to prepare By-law No. 3-59. Foxton = Mulvey."— That By-law No. 3-09 be given a first and sec- ond reading, • ' Appleby- Foxton`;- That we hold court of revision 'on the O'Malley drain on Mar. 25,at 1.30 p.m in the coritmtinity 'hall, Bluevele and the' clerk be Instructed to serve the by-laws. Appleby - Foxicol— That we do 'now adjourn to 3.30 ,'p.m. to attend the funeral of the late'Mr. ,Arthur Wheeler. ' • Connell met pursuant to adjourn- ment. . Foxton - Mulvey— That we give a grant of $25.00 to the North Hu- ron Safety °outwit, Mulvey ,- MaeTtivish— That we appoint J. J. 'Elliott as warble fly inspector for 1955 at a salary of $290.00. Foxton = MacTo,viah— That we purchase the •warble fly poseder , from 3, R. Engeland at 53c a pkg. for 1 lb. bags and $6.25 Per bag for .15 lb. bags. Mulvey - Appleby— That we ae- eept the terider of J. R. Engeland for spraying cattle for 1959 at 1.1e per 'head. • Appleby - Foxton— That the rate' for praying cattle for 1959 be 12c per, head if paid in cash; 14c per heed if put on the roll; 10cfOr in- speetiOn and powder; Sc for in- spection Only. Foxton - Mulvey— That the gen. eral and road accounts be passed and paid as presented, General Accounts lames Breckenridge. fox bonnty $4.00; Cletus Rettinger, fox, $4-091 Soo Walker, fox, $4,00; K. Mac- Lennan; $13.50; Gestetner, supplies, $15,80; John V. Fischer, part Sal- ary, $45,001 supplies, $2,00; postage, $1.20; C„ B. Hoffman,. StoVe oil, OA); North Huron Safety. Coun- cil, grant, $25.00; jack Willits, con- vention exp,, $30.00; Herb roxteti, eoriVeriticin exp., $15.60, Payroll.. -• ken Felker, 049,00; PI!"}n8%1: '2r7;7 George. , $248;, 1i11L, t doll, 039,26. Bowl Accounts' Rritleh Auttieloau Oil Go., fast $210.16 SuOttoisk suitigtea* 00:110; 3a4k Aiskandar, gradtt re- Pairs, $10.15; Vareld Kerr, snow- plowing. $15,00; 3; D. Adams, gra- der repairs, $143.01; 'Bruce Finlay- son, grader repairs, $4,00; Andy's Garage, Prestone, $44.72; G, A. Gibson Sons, welding bulldozer, MP; Harvey Eeidt, Ivelding hull- dozer' and grader, $02;25; Thomas l'sfaayten, snowplowing, $1601.25; Ken Felker, transport repairs, U U LAKE TROUT AND GROUND BEEF BUSINESS and PROFE S SIONAL DIRECTORY A. N..MFTAVISH BARRISTER, SOLICITOR • and NOTARY PUBLIC TEESWATER, ONTARIO ' Telephone 23 Teeswater III/router—Every Wednesik.i ifternoon, 2,4 pan., 'or by appointment. Frederick F. Homuth Phm.B., R.O. Caiol E. Homuth, R.O. Mrs. Viola H. Homuth, R.O. OIPTOMETRISTS PHONE 118 Harriston, Ontario $2.00; Howson HowsOn, salt $1.45r 0, MacLean, insurance, Cater- pillar, $43.00; Wm, Mundell, eon. Klee- trio, hydro for 010,, $13,24. vention, exp,, $3.0,00; TlYdro Pexten • Maa'avish — That We do now adjourn to meet again on April at 1.30 p.m,, • John V ,Fiseber, Clerk W, jack Willits, -Reeve, CRAWFORD & HETHERINGTON Barristers, Solicitors, Etc. ' Wingham, Phone 48 J. II. CRAWFORD, Q.C. R." S. HETHERINGTON, J. BUSHFI ELD Q.C. Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, MC. Money to Loan Office—Meyer Block, Whigham -WELLINGTON •.FIRE Insurance Company Est. 1840 An all Canadian Company ;trhich has faithfully served its policy holders for over a century. Head Office — Toronto IL C. MacLean Insuranee Agency Wingham SEED MR, SALE OE YOUR COMPLETE reqUirentents in grass seed, low land, permanent, . or paattire' fribteS, in any qUakitity, data, ,bar- ley wheat and corn, In . regiatered, certified or •etirrienier,. • CULL. COritilet us for price before tliuyi>s Chambers;' ItardWitte, I $OM N, Wttntetor. 4,11-1814 otetIgt reglStered*To, I Mirk' filhd Rodney` Seed 'OS.0 itt '81.45 per %She' with te. a ',bushel Ms, *Mint on orders at 100 bushels or CVO, Contact OE fee your other Seed requireinenta, We also have need 'barley for deritrtiet barleY riAtteta. AO* 48k, Bane* 1014 Seib - sale with papers. Beautiful pet, neutered and necessary shots, $50.00. Call 986, evenings, 11.b ,FOR SALE—BOAT, plywood 14'5" by 62" beam, 25 h:p: motor, 1257 model. Remote controls, lights, windshield, life belts, paddles, anchor, trailer, Cec. Walpole phone 260., lib Dead Stock WANTED HIGHEST CASH. PRICES paid in'surremiding districts for'tlead, old, sick or disabled horses or cattle. For prompt, sanitary disposal day or night, pliofie collect, LEROY ACHESON, Atwood 153 Or GEORGE IHSLOP, Vroxeter '205 DEAD STOCK SERVICE Highest Cash Prices Fey Old, Sick' and Disabled Cows and Horses DEAD STOCK AT HIGHEST CASH VALUE Plenlie Phone Promptly' 133 Brute Marla tt BrusseIs, Ont. 24 HOUR SERVICE NOTICE TO .CREDITORS IN THE ESTATE OP EUPHEMIA , WILSON ALL PERSONS having Claims against the. estate of the above mentioned late of the Town of Exeter, in the County' of Huron, formerly of the' Village of White- church, County of Bruce, Widow, who died on the 13th day of Febru- ary, 1959, are required to file proof of same with the undersigned on or before the 28th day of .March, 1959:: After that date. the 'executors will proceed to distribute the estatd having regard only to the claims of wohtlicche, he shall then , have had notice. DATED at Wingham this tenth day of March, 1959. CRAWFORD & HETHERINGTON Wingham, Ontario Solicitors for the Executors , • 11-18-25b NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE ESTATE OF WILLIAM ROBERT GRAHAM, ALL PERSONS haying claims against the estate of the above mentioned late of the Village of porrie, in the 'County of Huron, Retired Farmer, who died on the, twenty-seventh day of February, 1959, are recntired to file proof of same with the undersigned on or before the twenty-eighth day , of March, 1959. After that date the executors will, proceed to distribute the estate haVing regard •only to the claims of which he shall,then have had notice, DATED at Wingham this tenth day of March, 1959. CRAWFORD & HETHERINGTON Winghaa'ri, Ontario Solicitors for the Executors 11.18•25b CARD OF THANKS Because to shay, aiwe ., 'too, a sorrow had We wish to extend our sincere knoWn, ' thanks to the friends and neigh- That our sad hearts had borne hours of the ninth and sixth lines alone, of Turnberry and all who contrib- —Mr and Mrs. Frank Collar uted toward the gift sent to us; a 11* Mrs. ;Ebner Tanis Dies in Listowel • FORDWICH—Following an ill- ness of only two weeks Mrs. El- mer Fallis passed away in Listow- el Memorial Hospital on Friday. The former Evelyn Evans, she Was born in Howick Township, She leaves a daughter Lois (Mrs, Harvey Williamson, of Thornhill and a son, Evan, of Mount Vernon, Ohio. A sister, Mrs. Hilton Ash- ton, of Corrie and' three grand.: children also survive. Mrs. Fallis was 81. She had, been a'very 'active work- er in the W.M.S. and W.A, of •the Fordwieh United Church, 1 . The fttnerel service was held from the Moir funeral home `on Sattir- aay afternoon with Rev. A. F. Gardner officiating, Pallbearers wore Robert Connell, Parker Eurig, Howell Fraser, Jack Brown, Wil- liam Campbell and Hebert Gibson. Better Grassiands? ijoiminolumiliiiwomitiolpolicligillionirnimiciiimipumhoot ; is i . . • i Young Man VVanted ! a ..... ,i EXCEPTIONAL, OPPORTUNITY . !' Learn While 17-(31( Earn , If yOtt are a young roan hetweee the age of 17 and 20 'with • a flair 'foe style, here's your opportunity to acqUire a sales H-7- 11111 training, as well as the fundamentals of merchandising. EITHER APPLY IN PERSON OR WRITE, GIVING FULL PARTICULARS AS TO AGE AND QUALIFICATIONS, Hanna's Men's Wear WINGHAM, ONTARIO FOR YOUR WEEK-END TABLE hAV1LLER, M9NTOSII & WARD CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS Bell Telepholut Building WALKERTON. D A. HUNTLEY, C.A. L-7 Resident Manager Telephones: Business 633: Residence 106 I ',U 7-21iniistioffiiiiiiiimillicimimitionausiliiiiiplilmoomilimiiiiimilliiiiiiefii, iiiiimillsomilinsitiiimmillortzionimmillicislopoilis4mmoiti • i' is- iii • WHITE FISH ON HAND _ • 3 lbs. = $1.25 :: : SAUSAGE .'..... „ ....... 3 lbs. = $1.25 i LARD.. .... . . ... L. ..... . 2 lbs. = 25c , ,.! -__ ,, ' i .We. will fill ' your pail with LARD for 10c qb:--". i . . FROZEN. FOWL AT ALL TIMES 41 , 'a 1 tockridge's Butcher Shop ; tiliniiiiiniarailainosommitaltiontia11111•Inumwmoininiiiininium: