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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1935-01-03, Page 4, 1 41P 1,7137, close. to $1000. The Township ra 3n 104 wee 4 240 tniels, new 2 Of mills, or $2000 less dam ie 198& h said he was:called a tightwad at fir but saw that reductions -were nece sary and: it can be rnn fur less as give good service,. • He said that there had berm a lot citicism re Wroxeter school. That a mistake of $2.000 had been made in theassessment that ehould nut hat ' been put in, He CIId. uot kaow tit until, the next February,. Howlett ha eits er ineavtion, with a tzdninium oharge of Zee Zfita0=011"---'t BloTST Cfa.S1-1 PRICES for Goose felt- R. Bern -sett, Auctioneer, the following s, Duck feathers, Raw Furs, property, namely: a word p WINGHAAT ADVAisICE-TIMEI,S te gave Wath Mr. Grath that more work 10 sliould he done. He said there wa ms soe brush on the roads but that they et were trying to keep the taxes down. S - A.very humornus situatiOn arose over id he Bryce drain which he stated was 11 complete except $15.00 of work. Ho stated he was definitley in the ield. James Breckenridge said he had erred for one year and was standing again and would try and keep ea- -e is d penses down. He thoug-ht it would be a good idea to have a homity for dogs that kill sheep. Speaking on re- lief, they had given quite a lot but they could not let the people starve. d Harold Moffatt tha.nked the people been asked for a new tetudizatiou hut l== they had refused. Actual cost of fees etc had been $14.00. He felt he diel "ght in getting $2000 hack before des', Wool and Horse Hair. M. ALL .AND SINGULAR that cer- the' settled. He expected that ther Breavre Plume 839. tail' parcel or tract ofland. and prem- would he only two teachers instea ,t. ss uate, lying and lama in the oL four. He said he was criticised for Township ul East Wawannsh in the paying for stones 011 roads. He 4aid County of Huron and Province of Ontario and being composed of that in 123 when he became reeve thi Portion of Lot number Thirty-two in was the practice. Since he had bee mth! TilatteenthCetroes,sion oi the said in the council only three had been s East HEAithhi white Bab "-ast )Aawannh which paid. and. this money was well spen FOR SALE c lies t-ast oi the River Maitland. con - and cost July i2c yard. 1 -stelae -Tines. red and' fifty am -ea L)If land mere tr He- read a letter un relief from j iess- on this property A. Ellis explaining the. Government' SAW LOGS WANTED—Soft • is said t° be 3- stand in regard to certain relief mat AR. LICENSES—Truck and Trail- ex- Licenses, Chauffeurs' Licensest Driter:e. permits. Alfred M. Carr, collier John and MinnieSts., two blacks- west of Dominion Ber.k. of ter,goodne. ..;tpl4 tairting by admeasurement, one aural - for their splendid support one year ago. The work was new to him bat he had learned a lot and this yeetee body to tvorit with hint. Early Eleetien Wright asked the ettairatt o a standing vote on the, que raving the election salt waged owe month. The majority of thoee. scut were itt favour of, this idea, Reeve Fred.: le Du:idea-at tit Witte - ham was present and at; the request, of the chairman spake bthIy. Tie extended greetings to Titritlatero Township from the neopie. of WIng- ham hut did not• talk about coanty , Matters as there wee: going to he an election and he did not wielt to inter- fere. CANADIAN FIGHTS FOR GOVERNORSHIP experienee would. stand him in good was,. Roue at. WO-axe:ter steadif 1 cl H paying for stone. Regarding let - re -e ecte e was oppose t ting cattle taut on roads he said the Traffic Act will not allow this on Township made, RON!' Ported thanked the people. for. btaeh, cherry --i. ___ i t...., _____o_ frame barn 9n stone fotuttleoele pia at the Whitechurch"iilt"is.4,,,,...,.,.mlirl: pea and draaag shed. ja fair ter's. He said that mach had. been Virilson, plume ataata., j reliair. olone in "rurnherry he' poor people to The and is clay loam; about •2.9 help one another in these troublesome acresof hush, and the la.rtzt is well times T'E-NlIth'ittS will lie received by the altered. by the ra.e.x. and well. - undersigned up until jan. 10th, 1935 Tire Houte of Refuge thit year has TERMS OF SALE: Ten per ;ern. " a ' - for the suppl:,v and delivery of 20 -• the partarase money wr the day t vast $2.000. New fire escape, new cords of green rough furnace wood, tale and the balance within thirria ;stoker and machinery had lieen pur- beech and maple, at the Wingham e -a t..: : .lth atai- ereafter- The ProliertY win he cliased. Last year they had financed Lower Town cisooi. John Rogers, .7: )aelea sitetect to a reserved hid. Trustee. Further eartieulars anti conditiont thents'elves° if 5aie will be made known on the Question; "Did County Connell ask --NTED—Positio nee getter_ day of sale or ;hay be had on appiitet- for beer parlours in Goclerich't uL ExperimiceeL 3,7 AdV1131CC-- Tian to the araiersigned. Answer; "'No'. Times. DATED at Winaharn. Ontario, this thirty...first day. of Decetober, :A.D.•He melted for the support Ips4 , electors on his record_ TICE. TO CREDITORS - winaaant stintarite Vendor"e Selinitor. TAKE NOTICE that HARRY anectereler OBERLE formerly of the Town oi wettehorm taatara„ Ntrittgliani, Grocer, has made a -tele -uctioneer. At Di Ins stoakein-trade r.,,..dgEtr K SALES: ACT the l Roland. Grain said in accepting the rrotnizzation for the Reereehip he did. riot want to ereat atilt antagonism a- gainst Mn Wright, nor was he rnn- ttin.g to 6-ratifY his (awn honour. He Oeri and I have been r..txpointen - -- , was standttrat laecatze..e he had been re - Trustee under the Bulk Sales Act. - NOTIJLr72...: TO CREDITORS •FURTI-IER TAKE. NOTICE that - quested to do so by so rile:ray. He said ail persons who claim to he entitle:I i THE VATTts-R. ef the ESTATOP aid th-are was a great deal of dls- to share in the aroceeds from. the eaid - ,n WILLI-tall ERRINGTIOOth D.,..„-., ctettent in the township title to liti- , . 1 sale are required to fele their eleirns, ceased. duly verified, with the undersigned Cal ' - I i o u tie :7 -aid before. Mr. *ilfrrallt oe- - - Aa p,-.-..r.5vrts having claims ,;,-..eainst carte into office statute labour had i or before the -Eleventh (lair (of -Tartu- the Estate ..i Williain Etrinoton, lete are-, A.D. 1935 after which said date ti tawneilip ef Turnberry in tee been 'abolished. 3,ir. Wright, he said he T , ! the Tratstee tvill distribute the pro- samtaty- of tan_ott Farmer., wh,..; dita hadnever had to face east ox etitti13,- , made from tha ;said sale haring re" n or about the thirteenth day si N. meat and this, lead helped. him. anti gavd einti.. to the d'aints 'of wbiich he rember, A..n. I.P6, are hereby itotiO that while lir. Wriattt had done tvell shell -hen have had notice. 'ed to eend their cialins verified by th id et just - II H - " ' DATED at 1-Ittoareer " r - h - . , this teeverit statatory deciaration to OViilient .'' erstt e.c°11 ,_° a, ea'''. wei ' e seaitk clay of Devember, A.D. 1984. 5. A. lhaTERSON, Trustee. etas:tees Ertareaten and Edward Tura,?..e i,; -Ur.. 'OirrIgilt .$1.1011.1.4.1. have itnown teat elo MILLS .3t. PATERSON, inettan :e.- the anderrneniioned f the Wrox-eter echoot was to he a tour icitoa on ,ir before thetweeze- roonaed school aalte was at the meet- It-lanorer, Ontario. ,ret day :if ;lantan. a lt..D. 1935., . nt-- C.dis t- ing v. -hen Mr. Robinson explained this 771.e-diau2,- after which. tribution . . LANDS , ,:,F1 ti.:-' made haxina rctrard ale to eP• roPosnlon and. the benefit it wnela FLIRIFFS- SAL' OF v --tito t 'cans properir iiZd. be to those who attended. He ad - ATE at Winehain, iOnt._ this tair- vocated more work being done in the -Ors, d'et Deceraber..k.D. 1934. towasit!ti by the neople of the town - UNDER z..ot execittion issued. uut of , R. S. ElletTFrRI.NGTON. the Supreme Court el Ontario, direct- ' arrister s:c.. ship. He said there was plenty ,if WINGHOls M. ONT., work on side roads that needed being ittolicitor for the Eetate, attended to. He said he had twice withdrawn in favour of Mr. Wright, RS once he withdrew because he did. nut twant to cause an election. Fle said he ed to me, at the Sart 01 17-Lottglas D.. Wetherell,. plaintiff„ awl Charles Bondi, detenalartt, there will be offer -a • riedghito.r tsiittliee haen-aptiihnitieer:easttictoioinchallaritleste ,' NoTIL-2E. To cREDIT •'Bondi,. the defendant. in anti to that i _ ertain parcel or tract of land and: ALL persona ltatving claims a.gainste had promised anathe.r party who was arurn. the sits, situate, lying and tieing in the estate tif Jermie Tucker late ofo- -. fa r reeve who withdrew ntri of Wingheart in the County . the Township of Howick in the Court- e tes )rotoiee to stand. going ,ei run. f Huron. being. part of lot Nomber te- of- Huron, Spinster, decease& a•ho °''''' "'` i ' . . .. tWo oa the West side :if Josephine, died on or about the first der ,,ti De- He said he would continue to oie an i Street . in Edward Foley's first surrey , comber A.D. 1934, are notified to in his power for the township- as a I in the said Town of IN:rig-ham, more. send to J. H. Crawford,. Wing/ram, a -1,01e and would try and find more I particularly described as ;titian -a, that ; -)trtzu-io, on or before the nineteenth is to say: Coromeneing at a point on . "tay ;if jantmaty. A.D. 1935, full par- w0rk ft:1r the aneraPI°Yeil. „. the \Vestern hoe -nth -toe of Sosephinei tictria.rs of their claims in writing. James McTavish, asho is stanaIng Street beirse; the centre of the brick; ImenediatelY eater the said nineteenth kr re-election to the council said that , -all between the seutherIy two ster-; day of jamtarae, 1935. the assets '3i the first duty of a council is to see - es and distant nireeteen feet nine Lech- ;Ice said testatrix laill he distributed i thiar the tax i. snore or lees trarth.erly fhom the amonast the parties entitled thereto, is equally levied, secondly lly ' south easterie- corner of said Lot , an -n, retard onir to the claim= ta to see that they are paid, in fun, and i ' Nthraher two: thence nertitcria along', which the- executtirs shall then have thirdlte to spend as economically and I --said boundary ' .,:: .71.y6c.,ptitte StreetI notice. o 'honestly as possible He had always i tweattli-fihe feet and ten anal ene-enar- ' DATED at Wineharta. this thirty- i rs-t tried to carry out these ideas. He; sr, imeteet, more or less to the nintre I ,. lay ,ti- Decenth-er, A.D. 19.34, ` of' the brick wall bet-n-een the two; J. H. (711..N.WFORD, , :said the township was iia good' sha,oe i norxhoxlt' :torn, on said lett thence , Wing/tau-a Orttario.n... , nancially and.gave a very thorough , esterly 7araltQ1 to .lohn Streetto tr.' Solicitor for the Exectttors. expiana.tion of its financial structure. l it oa the weetern bearidart- -.If sid "coo CARD OF TI-IANKS He said the costs in the fermyn drain ; ot: thence southerly alune- -said ' boundary twerte-five. ieet ; —___ t had been given by the referee. The ' e meet -tarter inches mo.re or i a point; thenet: eiteterly to the t wish to thank all thoee. who ; surplus this year was about $90. He I, of 1...n} v-lh itGETIIER Their autes helped me win first p t - .axd th:Y. were criticized for nut'sPer'- a right of way ,r,-er '.ot Ne. -----her in MOKibbores cereest. I am dint enough on roads. He claimed i nose,- ,,n, the Eett :me , y IA- . ytatetui to the friends who have been tbey are good' enough and that what : i met in the 4aist sITMN:::" Vir; del . •".4 kind to me during my lotto litneee Ttad been spent on theni had been ' . •-eetree ot-o '4 -11,". ettotfth 1 ' . - Mart 1903. heween one George : 'CARD OF THAN Itt 1931 he said; the tlebenture debt!; citterreie arid :itre Arthur j. Irwin.' ____ had been $30,000 it was now $2,1,000. ' 1 t istentei et Nuntber 4785;' feel 3ropriators of the Winaharn He gave explanations of the VaTIOUS ' ltrittetton. also together ; t, rlL it a rieht ef wave iastress and ote-- . at'f'lkit't,' wish to tel'hi:e this oPPortan- lawstlit8 that tliC'4 tpwn-511b- had had" !, Thz,.74,,,ht.. e.sthr,,,.,i. :and ,„ bacler3 he :et areal:hat the firemen in par- Under the present council he said " theto _id -z-ruttee kis heirs cord tx..- ttcYnar 'Ind itloo the min t" friends and there had been legislation that he is Tii, at ;la times heecaiter in cerramon '1:1;libc/rs w"° s(1 willinglY helr°e1 arouti of. On 'it CO mill rate they ; said .t. Number t,..„0 in the mar 001 -;1::,!itirt(C,:chtisnhu,;l1;r4fairerriethatorzthrilearitneditaeld. )(.; I -m(1 nt with ..Ait other tnentra of nortions tr the erasure -Ss of the town.ship the eteree erected on the said Lot,: --st week. aliened. G. T. Thornton, ettecessfulty with $1000 surplus in the I more: aarriettiottly deacribed and set ; H. T. Thwris"an- Bank. He asked. for an acclamation ut in e cent-ere:ice dated September atatia ate ereiteo ,ttel set eta , rt IN: rt t he fort:totem Russel Kelly spent ttaset3r and taen„ be:twee-a ane arthur T. Or-, tor the reeve mud council. TURN ERY VOTERS Richard' Wilton agreed with Mr. ' ..d the .rrautore hereia. being AGAIN GO IcTavish that thins had ,gorse, along , ovell ito the townslup. He did riot R^ TO THE POLLS etgiseterI as Number iliSq' for the , 1;Vitighaiti, also subject to i eeeervationS and provisions,I tienlarly sat oat' and ctesctiba 1 itta eh last gneationed eartveyance. (Continued front Page Onel The sale: will' be hold on MONDAY ! done first 8 foot strip off their o wxx .ise seventh day of Januar?, 1,935, at ke hour aft 1.80 o'elock in the after -7' -to the, Conatty Sherif/TS: Office': Daring the year ite had been chair - I Court. Roast- in the Tewn of titan of the Reads Conimittee arid ir -telericii. ; tok credit for the work being don ' Ci G. MIDDLETON, nty. I ti Bluevale. It helped 1;e1ieve the Sheriff of Eturon C Office. Godetich, untnaph>yraent situation and did no tgaier '2.lith, 1.9g1L ! rest Turnberey anything. , totid cost on road; at t tie, TerAtt's hill and McGill's hill ; was $72.1".74; Cost of tile $8000 spei \stble Ioperty' in Turnberey, The aetstei ost " / .shify of: EliSt W ttiosh itt tite work on , 14fcGiil's .4 Coant i . f, He' felt the work h ,sxdet arid by ter *r itak ermetainesi. ina tertant nto t-;ir the' ritliht thing to ilhwill, be pro .1. at; the,: tinemptootinent.: ,std ;there' will be �eted for:, Speaking of Tottsxslsfp ntattr i le' troction: at affiefis said in 10,28 there, was atterdrat ste, Wietetatra o I te I9th;. 'itS:a 11400 the batxk, hil first CAL"issVO i!Ot -afternoon tiv lintv Today t he A L 6"'? .1"WrIE,R. CAN CAUSE IVIANY A:ILO/X/231T Parke!'s VER TON Onticirdy- re-stor het liver to nornia itaithy action,' *lett- censtiPationi, bil- heathth so. ids the. nuititht - I their support last year and said it would be better if the township did nut pay for stones. If there was an election he would let the people de- cide. Wm. Austin said the council for last year was one sided and that sonze body should be elected he did not His inauguration as Governor of North Dakota ten clays hence at stake, Thomas H. Moodie, denied he was a Canadian, and began a hunt through retards of fifty -fire years ago for proof that his father was a natural- ized United States citizen. On that proof depends the Gover- nor -elect's right to hold office. Political foes, in efforts to keep Moodie out of the executive chair recently charged that the Democrat is Canadian -born and still subject to th Britisi C e te show so rnuch partiality. He hoped charge, asserted his father hecante a the ratepayers would ee fit to elect citizen of the States, and said he'd him this year and :sive him some- 'pro.„, .1110611.1,01P .211.1.0 Here and 0.1MINIC111,31111V.M. further concession to the tra- velling publie is announced ha - C. P. Riddell, Cliairman, CaTiaellati Passenger Association, in the statement that in future one- month rouncl trip railway tickets previously gond for continuous passage only between departure point and deecination,, will be valid. for stop -aver at interme- diate pointa going and returning. For many years Canadian rail- ways have been selling one-month round trip tickets at twice the one-way fnne„ less ten per cent, goad for contitions passage only. Now, the atop -over privilege itt te-anted 'without any inexease in &re and passengers deciding en route to stop over, may do so an antilicatian to the conductor. 'rids eoncesaion, it is felt by railway officials, 'Will de much to further promote travel by rail in Canada. Iv, FL Allison, manager of mail and baggage, traffic, Canadiren Pa- cific, Railway, has been elected viaepresident of the Arnerican Association or General Baggage Agents, commis:Mg represemers- tives of all the railways on thia continent. •••••••IM•••••••1=1•11•19. C., (trade general' superinten dent, Ontario district, et the carnarolon Pacifie Railway, has been: promoted to the. post- of assistead to. theo vice-presiden with headquarters- ht Montreal Mr. Grout; is- a. welloaniown an popular otficial ottimerai:lway in. Ontario,. -where he has: been sta tionted for a number of year% Figures issued by the Derain- ion Bureau. of Statistics dealing' with operations in August of all: ateam railways itt Canada having annual gross: revenue of. at lout $600,00a reveal that higher gross. earnings M were offset by et -eased expenses, Including an expansion of over 450i1,000. in. payrolls. Mrs. A. A. Adparm, or Oak Br Alois; Que.„ has been. awarded fi.rst prize in: the most beautiful Ma 10. Leat d ' " year by the Canadian Pacific and Canadian National Railways. More ,„ than: 19,000 specimens were subnutted. The largest -leaf phase of the contest' was won by Rich- ard Members Vaneouoer, whc euhmitted a specimen ae arca of. MIA inehes. Mate hundred' school-age, boys end e,tris of,. liontreal recently took, advantage of the unique all - expense trip operated by the Can- adian Pacific. Railway, from that City. to Ottawa and:were address, ed.:in the Pealiament:Baddings Et. Ron. R. B. Bennett, Prime Mir:dater of Canada- Sight-see- ing auto -bus. trips across' CItta.wa, inclu6ed., inspection of the Houses o . ar lament, the Memorial Tower and nail of Fame, and. a. special reeital. of the 5a bells, of the Carillon -Tower, Bob Murray, Quebec's Not 1. tem nis ,player, and Laltd Watt,. sec- ond rartnime. provincial. player, were Misstated out far praise by "331g: 13111' Tilderie -who sailed re- centiy ler the Fanpreast of Britalt fro- England. "They are chain - &whip players itt. the making" atid the ona-tirrte world's cham- The late David Moodie came tri the , States front Wroxeter, Ont., where the Governor -elect was born. when his son was a year old. BIRTHS PARS0115--In the Toronto General ; Hospital, on Tuesday, January lst,! 1935, to Mr. and Mrs. Cecil. Par- sons (nee Flora Ross), a daughter. Winghani, on Mon- ! , Dec. gist, 1984, to Mr.. and Mrs. C. Newman, a daughter: "1 haven't had any stage experien- ce," she said, "hut I am known as the rr-ost beatttiful woman irt Boston." "1 have one of you in th.e company already," replied the theatirical man- age, "If 1 had two there'd be troub- le." PERENNjAL FLOWER Thur Ye, Juua• r rd; 193$ Daring the past sotty.ftve meg th± fl1te be hi , , our national life' periods of tittat probperity and Of economic stress, years of war and' peat% ,6y dernics and unusually, goad healthiip and abundant' batvests, Throughout diem yeat', the Mutual life of Canada.. has steadilY gami rtatia sI group offivehuncIred policyholdersitt 18Iti to a giotii, of over 141,000 at the close. of 1954,---, daring rill's year the 'number of policyholders increased' by over 2,S00. At the close. of each year the, instuatieein force has exceeded..that of the preceding year. Tf-IERE IS A REASON Since its: inception every dollar of profit- has been, retorned to policyholders as premiumrefunds, or is held itt trust for their benefit, resulting. On low net costinsurance. This record combined with a high oinality of service has built up, this, large, body of satisfted policyholders. OWNED BY POLICYHOLDERS In 65 years the Company has disbursed' under Insurance Contracts over $183,. 0090 (ofuthich $59,0001,000 represents dividends to living policyholders) There axe many evidences thatthe pendulum. is swing- ing towards better times. We hope that all parts of Canada will, s.hare in this .genetat improvement. Happy New Year To All WATERLOO Established t869 ONTARIO itt a tub which carmine a depth of water slightly under the level cif the soil in the seed pans. Large seeds can be watered with a watering can. After the seeds liave been sown it it advisable to either place them on the north side of a wall or shade. them with burlap or: some suck material 'Examine the seed containers every PLANTS FROM SEED date as gernaina;ting seeds should neo- It may seem rather early to roa.k-e plans for . outdoor gardening; but, when we consider that seed Fists meat be studie& varieties chosen, and ord. ers sent off and returned. it may not he notch too early after all. ; Mane- authorities recommend July solving of peretmial fiatver seeds, but d at the Dominion Experimental Sta- tion at Efarrow, Ontario, much better, success has been experienced when 'earlier sowing- has been practised_ ;Seeds avian in April have given.very lgood results not only frcont the stant1-1 -point that g-ernaitration was better, hut o;• by winter mane- va.rities were well es -1 tablislied in their permanent quarters ;and able to withstand adverse condi- ,1 The drying atmosphere of the stun- raer months necessitates frequent watering, and ;unless this is very care- fully done many of the setta.I1 seeds ; are washed out. Sumnaer-sown seeds I also provide mach srnalier plarrts which have not as good a chance of coming through the winter as those ' from early sowing. Good seede are worthy of the best of treatment, and i unless this is provided only mediocre f results may he expected. , Shallow boxes or pans are to be preterred to the opetr ground for seed ▪ 017Ing, as they can be more easily protected from adverse climatic con- ditions arid vermin. Five OA -rites itt one may be ma& winter on the Frepresa 01 ratiosailing fi-ona New Tin -ix nava' IS They are: the, Medi- nean. Crolost the Mast Afti- oatteSouth lift -leant Smith Amara, can and OVesit Indian, There la a fall treeh n Egypt, numerous, stopa, en tho east matt of Africa, 12luIj dayis ma'am, in. the Iblion. of 'South Afriese, "faux: ste-Ps itt Scutt ' Ainerlea ' and retina vie rtaidetat Satialtatonl. aittbs., Loading. tt beettalt tear, Otteret mai littendearett nbsmrs teettrees01 lIttart ett rout 'tokro, CtrAate, itisazgor of; the: Philadelphia' Athletteat aasl aa hie ambition to et:anima* ,antil, 71,7;Ve ti15•AE).d. h liti-thator," II,e, rott-r- When boxes are used, divisions cau be made .anti varieties which require - the same length of time to germinate earn be sown in the same box,, but when the time reap:tired for gertnista- tion is nut kaoiatt it is advisable to arovicle individual receptacles. m cles. Soe . 4 ; varieties of perentials, favour sell :with an acid reaction; others prefer lisorne lime; bat' the majority do all ; right in a compost consisting of 1 mai parts of gond garden loam, leaf. • aid Fund. For those varieties Ikaline tastes lime may be add - peaty soil sits -add be pro- fcu-. vgtithis which like .an acid dhkts, To ensure adequate sIsairs- tha of the seed box tit cearsemat- t; this ahottld t ever, inches of be soil for the ) Sded 1-1Y. d Y ,vinse tlte A I est point at possible., . 1 settilS, shoal g riot' er he allowed to dry out;a nd Is a o RS 4 soon as germination has taken piacea ateetiPPIR,V31•210114.,. ; the shading wiB he gradually remove- ' ed, or weak spindly plants will result. Certaiii varieties of perennial seeds lie dormant for a long period some in fact for over a year, and it would: , appear that a goosi deal of patience is I required. with these subjects. Seed- lings should be transplanted six inch- es apart in rows as soon as they ahp. large enough, and if good gro g - conditions., are present Many wilL be ready for the perennial border by faIL 7 LL A • ‘,..v701.3" may have done Without a bathroom solely- /. because you thought the cost was more than 3rott could afford. If so, that reason no longer holds. Prices. ot Emco Bathroom atures are extremely low, owing - to reduced manufacturing costs, and because every part is entirely made hi Canada. Let us show you different desgirs hi Emoo Bath- room equipment. The throe pieces shown in The illusfrafion, wifh ail ilffings, ready for instalinfion, only cosi OW Can Si' itse elo.for-e8k teati:e direct /root tht, soell tx ?equine. CoOacity, .1.60, gat., 2vo* holm Ul1Oat/lionizes/ Vol Moivile or .14" ode 1106,r4 fir*r jg ralge DuroPressureWaterSy,stexns,, all Canadian-fmade„ will supply-. tinning water throughout your. home. Easy time payments available on all Emco equipment.