The Wingham Advance-Times, 1943-06-25, Page 2YOU ARE
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whether you are or not : ; whether you're
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accordance with the regulations: Bull
regardless of your rating, you can do
yourself and your tires a handsome
favour today by coming in to discuss
the very best ways and means of keeping
your present tires "going" to the very
last thread of vitality that's in them-
and there's probably lots of it.
Not tomorrow-come in TODAY:
Bert Armstrong Phone 181
Murry Johnson Phone 62
Wingham, Ontario
THE PLAN IN A NUTSHELL
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AUTOMOBILE SERVICE
STOP AT
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B. A. Service Station
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Lubricated by
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STATIONERY
J. Mason & Son
Booksellers & Stationers
Patent Medicines, Toilet Articles
Fancy Goods, Gift China
- TobacCos - Magazines -
Phone 78. Residence 221.
MACHAN BROS.
Satdtary, Plumbing, Heating
Ventilating; Tinszerthing,
Stoves, Etc.
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AGE TWO
WINGHAM ADVANCE ,TIMES
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1! duty in. pursuance of an order-in- t beet ie this eottetry.
Vaile corsidezable 'damage had been council ze ,eost of living bonus.
tore to the county roads by winter The report was taken op clause by
-,37,tht tont. and, tlo:ds, most of thel clause with Reeve Alexander in the
health, trate:fern-A from Western• roads have been repaired, No new i.chair. Council carried the recont-•
Cana,la to IDetr„.it, where .he and hia e.anstrioction ear be undertaken due ortendation that $500 be appropriated
'*amily ;haw sinte resided QCs- the. w-ar and this year only mail:telt- •t-t-oro the general account fn'tr the eao.
l watcr N.ws.
arse work will be undertaker.. A -penses covering- the entertainment of
?new culvert at 4.1orrZe is being c,:.rn-jrnattagers of homes for the aged and
Thumb Smashed By plc ted. linfirm, who are to meet here in con-
; Sledge Hammer The Iforon. county Federation of Tendon. A !banquet to which the
1+.11n Goll, of the 14th .concession
Fof Carrick,. is nursing a very painfully
izljured thumb, sustained while en-
ged in the erection of an electric
fence on his farm. He was holdin-
montainatataetotanotomaatommemaaen4 a stake While Ins son Was driving it
into .the ground with a sledge. When Listowel .Picks Town Official
.P the stake was down far enough,. Mr. Althouelt not officially appointed/ t 111 ::touted to his son to lay off, but as yet by the Listowel council, it has the order came too late, while the been revealed that members of the
council meeting in a committee of the
whole have chosen' William H. White
to succeed L. A. Fleming as town
clerk-treasure; and as soon as details
are straightened cut with the Selec-
tive Service office. A native of Mt,
Forest, N17. White has been book-,
'keeper at Jackson Motors, Listowel.
for seven years,
Walkerton Flier Killed Overseas
"Oh, no, thank you very much,' she - - service. No details are 1,o-town, but'. eelied, „1,ra last 10,,king for a name oi..ava- League of Canada; East Huron $.57,478-the total amount to be raised'
it is surmised that the .airman was in- el '-' Women. s Institute; Huron County 'I $274,512. or: my baby." jured when taking part in operational units of the Red Cross; British War I The estimates for 1943 are:
flights over Germany. Mr. and Mrs.., t Victims' Fund; °Peen's' Canadian Revenue: Administration of justice,
Riretine first received word that .theo, CONDENSED -REPORT Fund for Air Raid- Victints;Clinton $4,500; hospital $3.500; licenses SON-
OF HURON COUNCIL ' Spring Show, . v..fines, $200; registry office, $%336;
- i Regarding the application of the ;_ borer, $60; sundry, $150 ;interest
County Rate Set At 4 Mills Town of Goderich for a crossing over 1 on bonds, $2,000; from surplus, $10,-e
I - ..the C.N.R. tracks in the vicinity of 1000 2,45 mills on assessment of $54,-
"The Agricultural committee has i ,Goderich harbor the Canadian Nation--; 253,666,- $132,933; secondary school
been active this season and is striving • al Railways wrote: levy, $57,478; total, $213,757.
lc ' production in the county tops "The utility of the proposed road- Expenditures: Administration of
' Warden B. W. Turkey told i way and level crossing depends entire- justice., eS21;000; hospitals, $14,500; ..
•ered its charter to Grand Lodge, and the opening; session of Huron County : iy upon extensive harbor facility im-Imunicipal government, $10,500; 'Chit-
period with little erttlausiasm evident -li merabers to do your utmost to help" is really futile to try to deal with the j 000; D. L. interest, $5,000; insurance,1
far an endeavour to restore it to the the farmer attain this objective this 'former, Until, therefore, the concrete 1 heat, telephone, $3,000; county prop-
thus officially ceases to exist. The iCouncil. ,. provements. Until something has dren's Aid Society, $5,500; grants,
lodge ha been inactive for a long "I call upon you County .Council , taken shape with respect to them, it 1 $5,500; jail, $000; county home, $12,-
place of importance it once held in I year., Food is needed as never before. development appears, we do not intend erty, $2,300; printing and postage, $1,- j
local and district fraternal organic- for ourselves and the sta; ,.le_ mil- to give the matter further consider- 300; registry office, $600; audit, $250;1
ations. -- Lucknow Sentinel. pions of Europe which we are going ation. I corn borer inspection. $250; new equip-
Ito be called upon to help feed as soon The Wartime Prices and Trade I ment, $100; secondary- schools, $57,-
Rev. F. B. Allan Died in Benoit
pas the invasion of that continent gets Board in acknowledging a resolution 1478; school other than secondary, $9,- ,
This community was shocked on n. order way." p from Huron County regarding the 500; sundry, $500; exchange, $200; 0„
Tuesday c.f this week to learn of the!, The warden submitted for consider-; wholesale ceiling prices should be A. P. committee, $500; war effort,
sodden passing ,;.-17 a former resident:elation at this session a proposal to pro- I raised to 22 cents per pound basis red $27,130: discount on prepayment, $1„-•
Rev. E. B. Allan, in Det.V.a, ,Miel.,31:ibit the slaughtering of real calves i b=and, wrote: "On the evidence a0 ,640; Victory Bonds, $30N0; .estimated I.
on Monday, June 14th. Rev. Allan, i or baby beeves nude- the age of ore I hand, the Board cannot accept the surplus, $209; total, $213,757,
who had not been in the best .of and a half years or under the weight 1, proposal that beef prices are inade-3 A report of the Huron county war" $2;000; Chinese War Relief, $1,•000;;$500; British War Victims' Fund.,. ton, Dungannon, Exeter, Fordwiclae
health the past year or so, was about 1 of ons.sibly 900 pounds. 'lids, he ex-1 mate to maintain." I effort showed the .following grants had Aid to Russia Fund, $2,000; Red ;$500; to Red Cross branches at Au.- i Goderich, Gorrie Hensall, Londesboro,
575 years of age. He came to Tees- li.plaezzed, would be a move toward pro- T. B. McQuesten, minister of :mini- been made; Nary l.clgue of Canada, Shield, $3;090; Queen's Canadian Fund burn, Bela-rave, Blyth, Brussels, Clin- I (Continued on page six)
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son had been seriously injured, and .
.then received word that he had died
of the injuries.
Lucknow- Lodge
Surrenders Charter
Lucicuow Lodge No. 312, Independ-
ent Order of .0ddiellows„ has surrerd-din
The business man waited outside
lie telephone booth, trying to
restrain his rising temper. At last,
seeing the lady fumbling with the
pages .of the directory, he opened the Word was received at Wall:et-ton
by his parents that Sereerant e bserver door and volunteered his services.
" Lloyd Rirstine, of the R.C.A.F., had t Can I help you find a number, been fatally insured while on active madam?" he enquired politely.
Wilished it 1 111$2 ,au d .;:arriti), out the C.r.-aties elf there is way a latched number eilelnlcat has informed the minister of
preacher foe Knox Prc.....b)tc,.riau calves leach year, it w„iuld serve to labor at Ottawa that it has no eaten- i WINO-HAM ONTARIO !OKIFC1,1 LeTe 411,1 Beimore charge until inereaee aCtUa! priVci=tba in pounds ':tion of accepting responsibility or 4 ,,,, May. 19$7. I:PM), leasertee,ties charge Subscription Rate -,- One Year V.-060 F.Ic preached in tlosten., Maee-, Prior
I Si.; months, ,$1-00 in adva4ce . to accepting a church in Winti:INQg•
To U. S. ,A,, $2.0 per year • same noorthe ago Rev. Anate due to
Foreign rate, $3.00 per year.
Advertising- rates. Qa application-
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NEWS
of the
DISTRICT
winghom Ad ..rinlme* cooler with ata falanily i.ecembee ei ,izte,inee more beef per head altd, as icipol affairs, advised that the depart-
sledge was descending, and the thumb
of Mr, Gall's left hand, which was by
is time on the top of the stake, re-
ived the full force of. the blow, It
was badly smashed. - Mildntay
Gazette.
Agriculture is in a very healthy con-
dition, and the county ought to be
justly proud of this organization, de-
clared. Warden Tuckey. He also com-
mended the county for raising S3,500,-
000 in the Fourth Victory Loan; .and
spoke with regret of the absence -
John Ferguson, Reeve of Hullett,
through illness.
W .H. Morritt, reeve of Blyth, el
ected since the January session, and
Reeve Alonzo ,McCann. of Stephen,
who was ill in January, took the oath
of office as read by Clerk Norman
Miller.
Clerk Norman Miller read the cor-
respondence consisting of resolutions,
letters and so on, and they were re-
ferred to various committees.
Appreciation for grants was ex-
pressed in letters from the Salvation
Army; The Children's War Memorial
Hospital; the Chinese War Relief
Fund; National institute for the Blind;
the Hospital for Sick Children; the
of the -counicl and their
wives are invited will be held in honor ,
f the delegates, who are to be taken'
on a tour of the county, visiting the
':aunty Home at Clinton, and for a
ise on the lake,
High commendation was accorded
Mrs. Jacobs by several reeves, par-.
ticularly members of the County
Home Committee, It was stated that
the home is the second largest in On-
rio. Besides the matron and her as-,
sistant, a cook, two maids and an.
orderly compose the staff, it was
stated by George Feagan, County
Home inspector.
4 Mill Rate Set
A rate of four mills was announced
by County Treasurer A, H. Arskine
after he had presented the revised'
estimates for 1943, The rate is made
up as follows: General account 2.45
mills, to raise $132,933; highways a
count, 1.55 mills; plus the cost of
secondary schools to rural sections, t
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TWO WAR SAVINGS STAMPS FREE!
PLUMBING - HEATING
SHOE STORE
Clark & Son "FOOT TROUBLES"
Dr. Stholi's Representative
Friday, June 25th
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Dunlop's Shoe Store to W. 3. Greer
Money Can Be Saved By Buying At Home
• The business people in every community pay a large percentage of the local taxes;
their stocks and stores tell the citizens and visitors whether the town is a progressive
municipality or is in the doldrums.
The Wingham merchants advertising on this and other pages of this paper, are
doing their utmost during these critical days, to promote the interests of the town by
stocking such goods as are available. They are therefore entitled to your support and by
supporting them you are helping yourself and also the town.
Casoline and tires are precious at this juncture, so you can save both by doing
your shopping right in Wingham. In many instances prices are controlled, so there is
actually no object in spending money for transportation.
Pharrebing,
o Wig, Tinsraithing and
Earetroug'Mng
Furnaces, Stoves, Implements
Elect is Washing Machines
US. RES
141
PHONES 2353
CLEANING - PRESSING.
ARMITAGE'S
Dry Cleaners
QUALITY DRY CLEANING
Men's Ready-Made Clothing
and Farms' !sings
Mercury Ladies' Hogery
ephine, St. Phone 172,
GROCERIES
GEO. OLVER.
Groceries, Meat, Fresh
Fruits & Vegetables
That Are Alisays'''Fresh And
Reasonably Priced
e 1116 Toseplitr' le St.
OPTICIAN
HAMILTON
Optical Co.
W. R. HAMILTON, R. 0,
Optometrist For Over
25 Years
PHONE Si ForAppona' t=tent.
DRUG STORES
COAST TO COAST
SUMMER VALUES
- for -
T-TrALTH AND BEAUTY
MaKibbon's Drug Store
tur 012.43A &tire
Furniture - Undertaking
A. J. WALKER
Quality Furniture
Funeral Director
OFFICE RES.
106 PHONES 224
MERKLEY'S Garage
Anthorized Service
Hudson - Terraplane
Repairs to Ail Makes of Cars
Shell Gasoline & Oils
Towing Storage
Josephine St. Phone 84
Winghana, Ont.
DAIRIES
AUTY PALOU
CREAMERIES
LADIES*
MEN'S WEAR
FOXTON DAIRY
And. Dairy Bar
QuAtarY PASTEURIZED
DAIRY PRODUCTS
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Phone t. WMghams Ont.
Buy War Sat:jugs Stamps
ality Deady Shoppe
at ...664
RUSH Ladies Wear
Miss E. McLeod, Operator
penalizing in An Lines
Of Beauty Culture
Phouell Josephine St.
CARMICHAEL'S
North End Grocer
SUPERIOR STORE
utaiict Groceries Provisions
Fruits & Vegetables
Fresh & Cooked
Meats.
Wingham,'Out.
Canada Packers
Limited
SFIUR-GAIN ntti SERVICE
laALANCED FEEDS
AND FLOUR
CIO:WPM* -- voLtnia AND MIXING
HOLMDALE
CREAMERY
os. M. DAVIS)
CASH BUYERS OF
Cream - Eggs Poultry
Ploot gs Vremige.,rn
McAvoys Drag Store
Nyal Quality Store
17;1,,-te are scarce. --- To insure
getting the Best results with
them leave them at Mc.A.voes
for developing, printing or
pelAegements.
PHONE is
Chris. Nethery, R. 1, Belgrave
13AXERY
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GIBSON'S BAKERY
tiREAD CAKES - PASTRIt
ALL FIVE tikItING
TOWN WIDE DELTSTERIt
We, t eke *Up To Standatti not Wien To A Price.
?hot* 14 YOrephine St.
ISARD'S
We urgently advise early in-
spection and selettion of your
Spring wardrobe. We ate happy
tb announce that our stock is as
good and in some instances str-
passes our usual 'High Standard
itt Qualtiy and Styling.
Josephine St. Wingbant
DRY GOODS
Outfit 'The Entire Family At
BADER'S
DRY coops
EN't, LADIES AND
CHILDREN'S WEAR
BOOTS & SHOES
Our Ladles end Childrens White lines are now comecte
Bull Early
toiriois tialatirmataaatata
JOHN R'EAVIE
Service Stabon and
Garage
Get more tulles per unit.
Have us put you Autornotone I.
Tip-Top Shape USiztag tar Modem Method of Carbtr- dor & ignition Service,