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Winiham ,
Phone 293 Wineham
gusiness Opportunity
Lorge ...Mormfieture,r 'Of Industrial Tractors, Crawlers,
and allied eqiiipment In varied Masi pis iattretted
establishing `a tole dealership in the Wingham area.
Our 'flirM exceptionally large .trading area
vertiitoretory ,personisi with the sinter* intention
Of making contract a highly lucrative one.
We are a long 'established reputable firth dad feel we
have something good to offer to $he 'eight party.
%valid Mild In Confidence by replying for
MR. A, M. HERMAN
P40. BOX 189 LONDON, ONTARIO
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PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
Telephone dAeirson 4-9521
P. O. Box 478
GODERICH, Ontario
CRAWFORD &
HETHERINGTON
Barristers, Solicitors, WS.
Winghant, Pheae 411
J. H. CRAWFORH, Q.C.
R. 5. HETHERTNOTONi;
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WHITECHURPI WINGHAM PHON E
Mt. 'and Mrs. Lev 1341tier‘ and
children of ,Wingham spent Sum
day with Mr. and Mrs. ,Johnston
Conn and on. Monday Mr, and Mrs.
Balser' and Mrs. Conn accomPanied
Mrs, ;fames `Keene and her little
daughters to Mallon, ,vvherg they
took the plane Vancouver,
where her husband has been Sta-
tioned far the past few weeks,
Mr, and Mrs, Scett 'Paterson of
Detroit visited this week cad with
his father, Mr. F. Me:R. Paterson,.
who aoeomPanied them back to
Detrdit for the. Christmas season,
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FOR SALE
LE111!$ TAXI SERVICE and used
''Ph'one 185,
Furniture, We buy and. sell;..
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1311CKS and 'GEESE for sale.
"Phone 68244,:. 16;23*
MILK. FILTERS for sale—"Rapid
Flo", 6-Inch, 85c; 6144-ineh, 89o,
Alexander's Hardware, lrrb
• OHRISTMAS TREES for sale,
spruce and balsam. Apply Bill
Lockridge, phone 458, 9,16,23b
IMIGUSQN manure loader for
sale, • Good condition,. Phone
548W. Jim Wilson, R.R. 3, Wing-
ham, 16';,
MeCLARY ROYAL Escort kitchen
range fqr sale. Phone 344W9,
Brpsoels. Scott -IVIcLentan, 16*
1959 FORD TRACTOR for sale,
in A-1 condition. Apply to Hen-
Yry Mathers, Bluevale. 16*
SEE MoKIBBONS Drug Store for
Zenith Hearing Aids, batteries,
cords,"accessories, Also fittings,
Por 'appointment or hearing con-
sultation, call 53., 16b
- AFRICAN VIOLETS for sale, Sev-
4 era) new varieties. Mrs, 0, Al-
' len, Catharine St,, phone 541.T.
9:16b
DRESSED GEESE for sale. Cali
^ Mrs. Mel Sanburn, Wroxeter,
• phone 13r13.
16b
lab •
SEE US FOR kodak and Ansco
film. We have all sizes, all
types. 'See us again for fast, ex-
pert finishing when your pic-
tares are taken, We're at your
'service on everything photogra-
phic! Msyk Studio, Wingham,
phone 199. 16b
THREE EVENING dresses for
sale. Apricot taffeta, beige ny-
lon net, gold, brocade, Ballerina
'length, Sizes 9-11. Like new.
Phone Teeswater 81w, lab
HARDWOOD rocking horse for
sale. In, very good condition.
$4.00. 'Also small kiddy car, good
condition, $3,00. 'Phone 18r11,
Wroxeter. * 16*
REGISTERED BOXER puppies
for sale, ,two months old. Rea-
sonable. Grown stock, champion
Sired. Phone 76 or call at the
O Shell. Garage, Brussels. 1623b
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YOUR HEALT.ti is our business!
Bet sus :help• yatr select the `Vita-
formula best ''suited to your
needs. Fresh, p u r e, potent
stocks—fairly priced. Visit our
5 'Vitamin department tomorrow.
McKibbons Drug Store, Wing-
ham, phone 53. 16b
FILTER QUEEN SAT RS AND
SERVICE—see Les Reynolds at
McKibbons Drug Store, Wing-
ham, Phone 53. EVenings phone
640 J 3. rrb
LIKE 'STERLING' on SILVER,
the ELNA trademark is your
guarantee of the finest in sew-
leg machines. Priced and equip-
ped to suit every need and bud-
. -get.. Let us demonstrate Etna;.
, Sewing Centre, Wingham. 16b
SPY APPLES, in your own con-
tainer, •$2.00 per bus. 'Free de-
livery, Harry Budges, • phone
418W2. 21rrb
gi,dr1-1:9Lux sales and service.
Ruttan, Goderich,• phone
•Q61:lerich 1154 or Wingham
.a553W. rrb
SEWING MACHINE for sale
(Ideal Gift fbi- Christmas) Smit-
ty'S in Hanover, offering now
till Christmas, New Singer Elec-
tric Portables, reg. $119.50 for
only $59.00 (% price); Limited
number of reconditioned Singer
Portables $29.00; New Automatic
Electric Portables, reg.. 4269.00
for only $164.00 at Smittys Shop-
ping Centre in Hanoaer,
25, 2, 9, 16b
1013604W04=1"40,VASMe‘Atf
KNEE HOLE DESKS
in Walnut
for Christmas
$31.95
and
$47.75
PLANA FOR PAYMENT
ito CURRIE & SONS
FURNITURE
FOR SALE
NATIONAL CASH' register for
sale,; two drawer, A-1 candition,
$49,95 , Quebec heater, new
grates and pipes $5.00 Apply
Cameron's Btlliards, 16b
CHRISTI/LAS TRLES, oprtice or
pine, located at north.end groc-
ery store lot, Delivery. For
orders phone 251. Also some
small Spruce $1.00 each. Bob and
Paul Rintoul, 16*
SHFdAFFERS, ,Oar.tridgP, PPM -ha.,
$2.95, special $1,95; ,Sheaffers Ball
point pens, reg. $1.95 special 95c;
Sheaffers Fountain pens, reg.
$2,49 special $1,49, Sport shirts,
reg. $4.95 special $2,95, Camer-
on's Billiards,
1949 PLYMOUTH Cotipe for sale.
In first elaSs condition, Foilr
tires nearly new. Also two
snow tires. Driven a little over
20,000 miles. Apply ' to ''Mrs.
Percy Cc/upland, Wroxeter, or
phone 5ral. 16b
SALES HELP WANTED, MALE
WANTED—Reliable man as dealer
in Wingham. Experience not
necessary. A fine opportunity to
step into old profitable business
where Rawleigh Products have
been sold for years. Big profits,
Products furnished on credit.
Write RaWleigh's, Dept. L-453-163
4005 Richelieu, Montreal. ' 16b
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HELP WANTED
SCHOOL CARETAKERS
WANTED
Applications will be received un-
til Dec. 31, 1959, for the position
of caretaker in each of the ten
schools in Morris. Contract will
be for one year, duties comment-'
ing February 1, 1960. For an out-
line of ,duties contact •any member
of the Morris School Board. Ap-
plications will state salary expect-
ed. No application necessarily ac-
cepted.
Ralph S. Shaw, Bluevale.
9:16:23b
BOOKKEEPER
Experienced and fully quali-
fied, able to handle full set of
books, full time work. Per-
manent position if satisfactory.
Apply in writing, with refer-
ences before January 1, 1960,
stating 'salary expected to:
Mr. Fordyce Clark,
R.R. ,5,. Goderidh, Ontario,
President, Huron Co-op
Medical Services.
16,23b
WANTED TO RENT
HOUSE in Wingham. Approxi-
mately three bedrooms, Apply to
Box 79 Advance-Times. rrb
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; Palmerston 123w, or Dur-
ham 398, Gordon Young (Elmira)
Limited. 6rrb
DEADSTOCK — FARMERS! We
have the fastest service and the
highest 'Prices for dead, disabled
cows and horses, $4.00 each and
34 c lb. 'for good mink horses.
24 hour service. Call for long
distance OPERATOR and ask'
for ZENITH 43900, no toll charge.
Lorenz Stock Removal, Durham.
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VEMADE HELP 'WANTED
GIRL WANTED to learn egg cand-
ling and tabling. Apply Mait-
land Creamery, Wingham. lab
FOR RENT
TWO HEATED furnished rooms
with bath for rent. Centrally Jo-
acted. Phone 127R, 16h
APARTMENT FOR RENT, two
'rooms and bath, heated. Posses-
sion January 1st. Apply by alp-
• poinknont • to 108 , „ 1.64!„
HOUSE FOR RENT on No. 4
Highway, two and a half miles
north of 'Wingham. Apply Mrs,
Irlma Jenkins, Victoria St. 16*
MOBILE HOME for rent or sale.
, Copletely furnished and ready
to 'move in. Phone 608J3, Blue-
vale Trailers. 16b
THREE ROOMS with bath for
rent by Jan. 9th. Separate en-
trance, Mrs. M. Hare, 1,
Hillside St., • Waterloo, or phone
• SH 2-3174. 16b
SELF-CONTAINED, newly , decor-
ated apartment for rent, Sepa-
rate entrance, Also five-room
house. Apply 'Box 88, Advance-
Times. 9b
TAAT
LOST—Man's reading ,glasses. Re-
ward. PhOne, 345. 16*
PERSONAL
WHY NOT nut aside Sane of your
Christmas gift money for regular
beauty care? Hairmits, trims,
permanents, rinses. You'll like
the beauty services at the Band-
Box Beauty Salon. Phone 860,
Wingham. 16b
CARDS OF 'TIrANKS
I would like to thank all my
friends for cards and visits while
a patient in the Wingham. Hospi-
tal. Special thanks to the nursing
staff.—Mrs. Ben McClenaghan,
16b
I 'Would like to thank all my
friends for cards, gifts •and visits
while a patient in the Wingham
General Hospital. Special thanks
to Drs. Corrin and Pedley and the
nursing staff.—Bob Ostrom. 16*
The family of the late Mr. Frank
Seli wish to thank all those who
'sent cards and flowers. Special
thanks ,to Dr. Corrin and Dr. Ped-
ley and the nursing staff• at the
hospital. ' • 165'
I wish to take this opportunity
to thank all my friends and neigh-
bours, who remembered me with
letters, cards, gifts arid visits while
I was in the hospital. Special
thanks to Dr. Crawford, also Mrs.
Morrey and her staff. It was all
deeply appreciated. —Mrs. Bertha
Lott. 164'
We would like to thank all those
who contributed in any way to our
farewell party last Monday night.
We deeply appreciate your kind-
ness and wish you all a very Mer-
ry Christmas and Happy New
Year—Kay and George Dane and
family. ' 16*
I wish to thank all my friends
and neighbors for cards, treats
and visits while I was in Wingham
Hospital. Special thanks to Dr.
Corrin, Dr. E. Pedley and the
nursing staff.—Mrs. Alonzo Spar-
ling. lab
The family 'of the late Mr. C.
Roy Cantelon wish to thank
friends, neighbors and relatives for
their acts of kindness, messages
of sympathy and floral tributes re-
ceived by them in their recent sad
bereavement. Special thanks to
Dr. B. N. Corrin, Rev. Don Sin-
clair, nursing staff, Wingham. Gid-
eon Camp and the Baptist Church.
16*
The sisters of the late Miss Emily
Potter wish to thank their kind
friends, relatives and neighbors
for •their many acts of kindness,
messages of sympathy and 'beauti-
ful floral tributes received by them
in their recent sad bereavement.
Also for cards, treats a,nd friendly
visits to her during her illness. The
assistance and kindness of our
neighbors will never be forgotten,
Special thanks to Dr. W. A. Craw
ford, Rev. Attwell, Rev. Jennings,
Mr. Moir and Mr, Whitfield,—Bes-
sic Metcalf, Beatrice Potter, 16b
MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR PIANO TUNING, musical in-
struinents, accessories and re-
pairs at reasonable rates phone
Ross Mann, 73514 Wingham. rrb
WATERLOO .
CATTLE •
BREEDING
ASSOCIATION
'Where Better Bulls Are Used'
Artificial Insemination Service
ler Breeds of Cattle
Farmer owned and controlled
Call us •between
7:30 and 10:00 a.m. week days
Ali00 and 8:00 p.m. Saturday
evenings at
CLINTON ZENITH 9.5650 or
Oiled it MUM 12E
IN MEMORAAM
SECT Tn loving Memory of a 'dear
son and brother, Harold
'Who passed away Dee. 16,1939,
In memory of one With
Our oaths have had to part.
Who yet is never far from us,
But 'alwayS oleSe at Ileart.
Whose cherished memory llyea on
To comfort' us today,
And keep that dear one in our
thoughts
Each step, along life's 'way.
—Sadly ..raiSSed and always re-
membered by Dad, Sister Ag-
''" —WO" 'and' 'Breitliers 'owl.'
BIRTHS
FRANCIS—At the Whigham Gen-
eral Hospital, -on Tuesday, Dec.
8, 1959, to Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Francis, R.R. 1, Lucknow, a son.
HACKETT—At the Wingham Gen-
eral Hospital, On Wednesday,
Dec. 9, 1959, to Mr. and Mrs. Den-
ald Hackett, R.R. 7, Lucknow, a
daughter.
RAWN—At the Wingham General
Hospital, on Thursday, Deeenfber
10, 1959, 'to Mr. and Mrs. Seth
Rawn, R.R. 3, TeeaWater, a
daughter,
HACKETT—At the Wingham Gen-
eral 'Hospital, oh Thursday, Dec.
10, 1959, to Mr. and 'Mrs. Eric
Hackett, R.R. 3, Lucknow, a son.
KING—At ,the Wingham General
Hospital, on Friday, Dec. '11, 1959,
to Mr. and Mrs. George C, King,
Teeswater, a daughter.
HOUSTON—At' the'Wingham den:
era] Hospital, on Saturday, Dec.
12, 1959, to Mr. and Mrs. James
Houston, Whitechurch, a daugh-
ter
BROWN—At 'the STI/inglittria Gener-
al Hospital, on Monday, Dec. 14,
1959, to Mr. 'and Mrs. Jack
Brown, Wroxeter, a son,
Edward J. Barnes
Worked at Foundry
For. Many Yeam
A resident of Wingham fOr*the-'
past 46 years, Edward '.larrtes
Barnes died early 'Sunday morning
following an illness of five months.
He was 'a member and a past war-.
den of St. Paul's Anglican Church.
He Was born at Colden Common,
Hants, England, 80 years ago. Mr.
Barnes came to Canada in 1913 and
lived in Nova Scotia for a year,•
settling in Wingham in 1914. He
was married to Evelyn Rooney 41
years ago by Rev. Snell, who was
the rector here at that time.
Mr, Barnes was a stove moun-
ter at Western Foundry for 40
years. He has lived retired since
1950.
He is survived by his wife and
a sister, Mrs. W, J. Andrews, In
England. A son,' Fenton, died in
1948.
The body • rested at the R. A.
Currie & Sons funeral home until
Tuesday afternoon, when Rev. C.
F., Johnson conducted the service
at 2.30, Burial was in the Wing-,
ham Cemetery.
The pallbearers were David Cro-
thers, Fred MacLean, Joseph Red-
mond, Willis Lapp, Jack McMich-
ael of Listovvel and Arthur. Stone.
Flower bearers were G. W, Tiffin
and Frank Seddon.
Rev.'H. N. Watt
Was at Gorrie
Rev. Harold N. Watt, B.A., died
at his home in Toronto on Thurs-
day, Dec. 10th at the age of 61,- He
was the pastor of Don Mills Un-
ited Church until a year ago. He
had served that congregation for
18 years.
Rev, Watt was ordained 31 years
ago and had served -at Drew, Gor-
rie and Mount Hope before going
to Don Mills.
is survived .by his wife, the
former Caroline Cutler; two sons,
Harold and Gordon; a sister, Mrs,
J. C. Manning Of Guelph and two
brothers, Clarence and Percy Watt
of Palmerston. ,
The service was held at Don
Mills Uhited Church oh Sunday af-
ternoon' with cremation in the To-
ronto Crematorium,
Mrs. W. A. Hay
Dies in Kitchener
Friends of Mts. W. A. Hay,
formerly of Coderich, will be sad-
dened to •learn. Of her sudden
passing in Kitchener-Waterloo Hos-
pital on Sunday evening, December
13, She had been ill only a short
time,
Mrs. Hay was' the mother of Dr,
Sohn Hay,of Kitchener, whose wife
is the former Patricia Parker of
Wirighari,
GOOD NEWS
YOU CAN HAVE
• your ,radio
• your TV,
• your 14141 speaker
REBUILT LIKE NEW!
Mk your radio service tenni,
clan itbout the advantage of a.
rebuilt sPealter. Vor Nailer de,
falls Write '7
WARD 'ELECTRONICS
129 Haw St, Kitchener
jamesG.Dey
Dies in Florida
Woi'dhas been received here of
the death Of James G. ,bey 'at Bra-
dentoa, 'Florida,, On 'December '9,
He was bern in Winghain and was
a son of the late Mr. ,and
James I/ey, His father Was a
railway 'employee and the family
moved froth here when Mr Dey
was quite young,
He is survived 'by his Wife and
one son, a sister, Mrs. W. A. Rob-
ertson, and a brother, Gordon, of
London," Mr4"Wilfrow lielrey
town, is a cousin,
FIRE SAFETY MINTS
R 'SEASON. FOR
'Twas the night before Christmas,
when all through •the 'house,
Not a creature was stirring, not
even a mouse,
When d'own through the chimney,
all covered with soot, '
Came the ''spirit of• fire", an ugly
gs aloot.
His eyes glowed like ernbers, his
features woke Stern,
As he looked all around for some -
thing "to 'burn.
What he saw made him grumble,
his anger grew 'higher;
For there wasn't a thing that
would start a good• fire.
No door had been blocked by a
big Christmas tree,
It stood in a corner, 'leaving pas-
sageWay free.
'The lights that gloWed 'brightly
for Betty and Tim
Had been hung 'with precaution
so none touched a limb.
'All the wiring was new, not a
break could be seen,
And Wet sand at its base kept the
tree nice and 'green.
The tree had been trimmed by a
mother insistent,
That the ornahnents 'used inuat be
fite resistant,
And mOther had known 'the things
to avoid,
Like cotton and paper arid plain
celluloid. '
Rock woe', metal icicles and trink-
ets of glass
Gave life to , the tree; it really
,had class.
And Would you believe it, right
next to the tree
Was a suitable hbx for 'holding
debris--
A place to throw wrappings of
paper and string,
From all the gifts that Santa might
bring.
The ugly galoot was 'so %mad he
could bust,
As he cliinbed •up the chininey in
utter disgust.
For the' folks in this home, had
paid close attention
To all the rules of good fire 'pre-
vention,
Atkinson Grant
Provides Modern.
Heart Equipment
Modern , electro - cardiograph
equipment for use in the care of
patients with heart trouble will
soon be installed 'by Bruce Penin-
sula and District Memorial 'hosp-
ital in Wiarton, Ontario, as a re-
sult of a grant of $1,000 recently
given to the hospital by The At-
kinson Charitable Foundation for
purchase of 'such equipment.
Acknowledging the Foundation's
grant, Mr. C. H. Whicher, chairman
of the board of the hospital, re-
marked: "At •present there is no
machine' of this type closer than
FINANCING A, CAR?
before You buy 'ask about out
LoW Cost Financing 'Service with
'complete tishranee Coverage.
STEWART A. SCOTT
Mr, John, Congram of Knox Col-
lege, Toronto, had charge of the
services in the Presbyterian Church
here 'on Sunday. The ladies of the
Presbyterian Church will hold their
WIVES. meeting this Wednesday
in the Sunday Sepeol room of the
church, while the W.M.S. of the
United Church meets for its an-
nual meeting and birthday tea at
the home of Mrs, Ezra Scholtz on
Mrs. Sam Reid of Lucknow spent
a few days last week at the home
of her sister, Mrs. W. R, Farrier.,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mowbray
of Wingham visited on Sunday
with Mrs, David Kennedy, '
Mr. Thomas Wade of the Pro-
vincial Police at Woodstock, and
Mrs. Wade and the children 'spent
the week-end with her parents, Mr,
and Mrs. Ewart McPherson.
Owen Sound or Lions Head, a dis-
tance of some 23 miles in either
case. Up to this point, it has been
necessary for us to transport pat-
ients to the hospital in Owen
Sound fore electro-cardiograph ex-
aminations or to' rei\r, tin?, keel
physician's portable machine at
Lions Head. This situation has pre-
sented a very difficult problem,
particularly when a patient has
been too ill to be moped. The
Foundation's grant will enable us
to provide- a very much needed
service within our own hospital's
operation."
Mr. 'Whicher recalled that about'
two and a half years ago, the
Foundation made a grant of '$625
to Bruce Peninsula and District
Memorial hospital for the purchase
of an oxygen tent. "This machine,"
Mr. Whicher saicl,"has given splen-
did service and has been a wonder-
ful help . to. all patients acquiring
this Iforin of treatment,"
Inmate BEEF 'VMS
At least 10% N22%1
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FRESH TURKEYS, ...DUCKS:?.
and 'CHICKENS U
GROUND BEEF , . : . , : 3 lbs.-$1.?51 • U
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and NOTARY PUBLIC
TEESWATER - ONTARIO
Telephone 23 Teeswater
Wroxeter.;-Every Wednesday'
afternoon, 2-4 p.m., or
by appointment.
-Frederick F. Homuth
Phm.B., R.O.
Carol E. Homuth, 'R.O.
Mrs. Viola H. Homuth, R.O.
orTontermsTs
tqloxE1 118
Harriston, Ontario
GAITHER, *1119NTOSH & WARD
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WALKERTON
D, A. HUNTLEY, CA, Resident ,Manikger
Telephones: Business 633; Residence 101
ACHESON'S
Dead Stock Service
Highest cash prices paid in sur-
rounding district for dead, old,
sick or disabled horses and
cattle. For the fastest and
proper removal of all animals,
day or night, use our autorruitic
exchange (at no cost to you.)
Call Long Distance and ask for
ATWOOD 34900
OR GEORGE IHSLOP
WROXETER 2105
DEAD STOCK
SERVICE
Highest Cash Prices
For Old, Sick and
Disabled Cows and.
Horses
DEAD STOCK itlT MGHEST
aft VAlti11/13
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24 HOUR SERVICE
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THE SELF SELECTION
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