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Thursday, February 1st, 194
For a Program :with SPECIAL Interest to
Wingham and District
Be Sire to Listen to
"Canadian Calialcade"
Presented by Borden) Company Ltd.
MINTS CONTINUE
WINNING STREAK
Take ,Blyth On. Their Home Ice By
3-1 Scare
At Blyth's first home game Monday
evening Wingham Midgets won by a
3-1 score in a cleanly played game.
Local boys found the playing outdoors
a big change.
Lockridge got the first op a nice
passing play with Ernest for the only
score of that period. Edgar and Seli
broke clear early in the second with
Edgar going in for the goal. In the
third period after Seli had worked his
way to the Blyth goal, Harcourt grab-
bed the rebound for the last goal.
Blyth scored their goal in the final
stages of the last period.
Wingham—goal, R. Johnston; r.d.,
M. Thorns; 1.d., J. 13eninger; c, B.
Kress; 1.w., W. Sell; r.w., M, Edgar;
alternates, G. Ernest, M, Stainton, T,
Lockridge, B. 'Wild, J. Harcourt, H.
Drennan.
Blyth — goal, D. 'Mania; r.d., A.
Kylie; 1.d., Watson; centre, D. Cowan;
Phillips; r.w., B. Murray; atern-
ates, Sibthorpe. Johnson, Pollard.
First Period
1, Wingham: Lockridge (Ernest).
No penalties.
Second Period
2. Wingham: Edgar.
, No penalties
Third Period
3. Wingham: Harcourt (Sell),
4. Blyth: Kyle.
Penalties: Kress, Phillips
Officials: B. Bain, R. Grey
MASON'S RINK WON
LOCAL BONSPEIL
Wednesday Spells Are Very Popular
The second in a series of Wednesday
local bonspeils was held last week with
two games in the afternoon and one
game in the evening,
The winners were: 1st., Jack. Ma-
son, skip, W. R. Hamilton, Bill Hen-
derson, W. Tiffin, with three wins and
a plus of 18; 2nd., Donald Rae, skip,
C. E. Richey, R. Hobden, G, Deyell,
two wins and a plus of 4; 3rd., J. H.
Crawford, skip, C. H. McAvoy, J.
McKibbon, C. Bondi, two wins and a
plus of 3.
Mrs. Robert Rae received word last
week from her husband that he has
arrived safely overseas, Bob was with
the troops that invaded 'the Aleutian
Islands some time ago. He spent a
furlough at home here at Christmas
time.
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Mr. and Mrs, Charles A, Robert
have received a cable 'Monday from
their son, Captain Richard Roberts,
that he is in England at No. 1 School
of Artillery.' Dick has been a mem-
ber of the 99th Battery for a long
time, When the battery 'went active
he went along with them. He was a.
lieutenant at that time. In August last
year after the invasion he was promot-
ed to the rank of Captain on the field,
ALPS DISTRICT
Mrs, Lester Falconer visited at the
home of Mr. and ,Mrs. Angus Mc-
Kenzie in Guelph last week-end. Mrs,
McKenzie and Frank are recuperating
from the burns received in their un-
fortunate accident a few weeks ago,
Farm Forum met at Earl Caslick's
Monday evening with an attendance of
24, , The three groups discussed the
three questions dealing with the Feder-
ation. of Agriculture and action pro'.
jests, -.As a general ride _farmers do
not know as much as we should about
our lederation,but the booklet sent' to
We think you're wonderful, Mrs. Housewife!
Rationing, substitutes. temporary food shortages
and Innumerable wartime Inconveniences have
taken the fun out of shopping for the past few years.
You've facedifrese difficulties with a cheerful, op.
operative spirit that we of Dominion Stores really
appreciate. We're saying "Thank You" with a sat.
Of outstanding food values—the pick of the market.
gathered by our buyers as a token of sincere appro.
elation, Thanks a million.
ST. WILLIAMS
Apple and Raspberry JAM, 24.oz. . . 25c
STANDARD
PEAS, 20-oz. 2 tins 21C
CHASE AND SANBORN
COFFEE, 1 lb. .
KRAFT OR CHATEAU
CHEESE, 1/2-1b.
QUICK OR REGULAR
ROLLED OATS, 5-1b. bag 23c
CHICKEN HADDIE, 15-oz. 23c ,
CATELLI'S
NOODLES, 14-oz. „ 2 for 17c
CATELLI'S
MACARONI & SPAGHETTI, 2 for 17c
NAVEL
ORANGES, size 220 . — 43c doz.
ju tot
GRAPEFRUIT,. size 96 r r „.. 4 for 25c
cAtivogNIA
_CARROTS, 2 lbs. „ ,
GREEN
I CELERY, 2 for , r 23 c
COOKING
.ONIONS . 5 lbs. 18e
0,60rts'amPrtto
(7.
Campbell's
Tomato
soup
2 10-oz. tins
17c
mimmoionirmagomos
A widow has recently written
us; 4`1 owe you a debt of grati-
tude for the 'way in which you
have handled my accounts".
The same service is available
to you. Simply send in your
list to-day and watch the pleas-
ing results follow,
No colletcion, no commission.
KELLY & AIKEN
Collection Specialists
ORANGEVILLE - ONTARIO
our forums should enlighten us, As
for projects our forum had not at-
ternpted very much last year. We` dis-
cussed the dental clinics and found the
forum literature helpful. Next month
our forum is sponsoring a barn meet-
ing on the 'farm of Ross MacRea for
the purpose of discussing better hog
production. The meeting next Mon-
day will be held at the home of Ross
MacRae,
JAMESTOWN
Mr, and Mrs. Dave McLennan'
entertained a number of friends and
neighbors on Monday night, January
22nd, to a social evening' in their home
in honor of Mr. and Mrs, Ned. Thomp-
son. Ned,-who is a Pilot Officer, has
returned home recently from overseas,
An enjoyable time was spent in
games, music, contests and communi,
ty singing, and a dainty lunch was
served by the hostess,
On Friday afternoon of last week
the ladies on telephone line 20 held
their quilting at the home of Mrs.
Selah Breckenridge, with 10 ladies in
attendance.
Mr. and Mrs. Ned, Thom.pSon have
returned to Toronto, after spending a
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Dave MC-
Gratitude
WING 4t$1. ADVANCE-TIN. ES
CHARTS Foundation Garment Co.
trained Corsetiere. for Wingham,
surrounding -district and towns, If
you need a new garment, any size
or type. of figure at reasonable prieeS,
call on Mrs, WM, Kennedy, .Minnie
St., Wingham.
FOR RENT-150 acre grass farm,
10th of Turnberry, good water and
fences. Apply to Win, Brecken-
ridge or Albert Bacon, Belgrave.
FOR SALE — Affectionate young
watch dog. Apply Advance-Times.
FOR SALE—A good driver, a year-
old colt, also a quantity of apple
butter, Apply Advance-Times.
FOR SALE—Boys overcoat 15 - 16
years, 3 suit coats, also ladies brown
velvet goloshes, size 3%. Apply
Advance-Times.
FOR SALE — Female Fox Hound,
black and tan, year old, parents real
fox getters. Apply Ross Taylor,
Belgrave, Phone 624r12 Wingham,
FOR. SALE—Hot water Ideal incu-
bator, 150 egg size, burns coal oil,
good condition. For information
apply at Advance-Times,
FOR SALE—Ladies brown ski boots,
size 4, Apply Advance-Times.
FOR SALE — Twenty young pigs
ready to wean. Apply Advance-
Times.
"GREW QUICKLY . . developed
uniformily" "Started to lay at 41/4
months" that's what customers say
of Kitchener Big-4 Chicks. Agent
here can quote prices, take your
order. Order now — remember the
earlier hatched chicks mature to
catch the better markets. Agent,
Fred Hogg, Wingham.
LOST—Ladies' black wool chester-
field coat on January 21th. Reward.
Apply Advance-Times.
POULTRYMEN—Feed Pioneer Lay-
ing Pellets for high egg production,
3 to 4 lbs. per birds each noonday
Howson and Howson.
REX WHEAT GERM OIL—Assur-
es better breeding for all animals
, and poultry. For sale by Stainton
.1„-Iardi.v are.
WANTED TO BUY — Five or Six
roomed cottage with conveniences.
Desire possession in spring, Apply
to AdVanee-Times.
WANTED—Girl or woman for gen-
eral housework. Good wages. Ap-
ply to Mrs, T. H. Gibson,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons having claims against
the estate of Isabella Currie late of
the Township of East Wawanosh in
the County of Huron, Married Wo-
man, deceased, who died on or about
the twenty-third day of September,
A. D. 1944, are notified to send to
J, H. Crawford, Wingham, Ontario, on
or before the third day of February,
A, D. 1945, full particulars of their
claims in writing. Immediately after
the said third day of February, the
assets of the said testatrix will be dis-
tributed amongst the parties entitled
thereto, having regard only to claims
of which the executors shall then have
notice.
DATED this sixteenth day of Jan-
uary, A. D. 1945,
3. H. CRAWFORD,.
Wingham, Ontario,
Solicitor for the Executors.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons having claims against
the estate of Herbert E. Isard late of
the Town of Wingham in the County
of Huron , Merchant, who died on or
about the thirteenth day of December,
A. D. 1944, are notified to send to
J, H. Crawford, Wingham, Ontario, on
or before the third day of February,
A. D. 1945, full particulars of their
claims in writing, Immediately after
the said third day of February, the
assets of the said testator will be dis-
tributed amongst the parties entitled
thereto, having regard only to claims
of which the executors shall then have
notice,
Dated this sixteenth day of January,
A. 0, 1945.
J, H. CRAWFORD,
Wingham, Ontario,
Solicitor for the Executors.
TENDERS
Stock of ladies' wear and dry goods
owned by the Estate of the late Her-
bert E. Isard, also the store property
situated in the Town of Wingham.
Tenders will be received by the under-
signed until 12 o'clock noon, Saturday,
February 10th, .1945, for the following:
1. The stock of ladies' wear and dry
goods now contained in Isard's Ladies'
Wear Store situated on the West side
of Josephine Street, Win.ghant
2. The store known as Isard's Lad-
ies' 'Wear Store situated on the West
side of Josephine Street, consisting of
two stales and having a frontage of
approximately 25 feet and a depth of
about 90 feet,
3.A combined tender covering the
stock referred to itt item 1 and the
store referred to in item 2,
4. The two Storey brick house situ-
ated at the northeast corner 'of John
Street and Carling Terrace, Wirighant.
A double house situated on the
-west side of Diagenal. Road in the
Town of Wingham comprised of part
of lot 1, Foley survey,
Tile stock and properties may be
inspected at times to be arranged on
apptetition • to the undersigned.
ORS TEAM LOST
TO KINCARDINE
Lakeshore Lasses Won By 7-1 Score
The Wingham Girls' Hockey team
lost by 7 to 1 to the Kincardine Girls'
team at the Lakeshore town on Mon-
day evening. Ann VanWyck netted
Wingham's lone goal in the first
period. The game was not as one-
sided as the score would indicate and
the local girls are sure that they will
Make a much better showing in the
return game.
Wingham Line-up—goal, A. Ridley;
def., J. Deyell, Hilda Brown; centre,
Janet King; wings, Norma Brown,
Ann VanWyck; alternates, M. Deyell,
M, Cowan, Ruth Lockridge, Helen
Sturdy, Shirley Yeoman, Donna Lock-
ridge,
FLIERS AND ORPHANS
PLAYED TIE CAME
Splendid Exhibition. Caine Of Hockey
Ended 7 All
Centralia Fliers continued their
record of being undefeated this season,
when they clashed here Tuesday night
with the Owen Sound Orphans in a
game that satisfied the large crowd
who turned out to see many of their
old friends on the Owen Sound team.
The players on both teams turned
in a great game which had little of the
exhibition type of play, The orphans
forged into the lead early in the first
period sinking three goals before the
Fliers got going. The period ended
four to one for the Orphans.
Only three goals were scored in the
second period Centralia picking off two
to make it 5 to 3 at the end of the
period.
Centralia showed why they were
called Fliers in the third stanza bag-
ging 4 goals to the Orphans 2 to make
the game a seven all draw. No over-
time was played as the Fliers were
booked for league games the following
two nights.
Line Ups—
Centralia Fliers—goal, Young; def,,
Malloy, Braceland; centre, Wilson;
Wings, irawk, Forsyth; Alternates,
McAttee. Andress, Shaw, Sheritt.
Owen Sound Orphans—goal, Hy-
slop; def., Sargent, Hayward; centre,
MeCarter; wings, Nichol, Smith; al-
ternates, Dolson, Shears, Foster, Mac-
Reavy, Wendorf; sub-goalie, Suther-
land (second period).
Referee: Sgt. Breen;
Frank Cordick.
First Period
1. Owen Sound—Nickol
(Smith, McCarter)
2. Owen Sound—McReavy 3.20
Tenders must be in writing and the
envelope containing same marked ten-
der for part or all of Isard properties.
Highest or any tender riot necessar-
ily accepted.
J. H. CRAWFORD,
Wingham, Ontario,
Solicitor for H. E. Isard Estate.
WOOD TENDERS
Tenders are requested for a supply
of hard maple and beech body wood,
14 inch length, for each of 11 schools,
in Township of East Wawanosh. 15
to 20 cords required at each school
to be delivered on or before June 1,
1945.
Tenders will be accepted for each
school or whole group or part of
group..
Tenders to be written and deposited
on or before February 5, 1945.
Lowest or any tender not neeessar4
ily accepted.
Board of School Trustees of the
Twp School Area of East Wawa-
nosh,
Frank Thompson, Chairman,
R. R, 5, Wingham.
C. H. Wade, Sce.y,
Belgrave.
IN MEMORIAM
CORNELIUS—In loving memory of
a dear husband and father, Mr,
James Cornelius, who passed away
thirteen years ago, January 29th,
1982,
From our happy home and circle,
God has taken one we love;
Borne away from sin and sorrow,
To a better home above.
--Ever remembered by wife, son and
daughter-in-law.
rte MEMORIAM
CA1't.TER-74n loving memory of my
dear wife, Pestle I. Carter,. who
passed away January 31st, 1948,
1-let charming ways and smiling face,
Are a pleasure to recall.
S he had a kindly word for tacit,
She 'died beloved by. all,
• Ever remembered by her husbatyd
and family.
3, Owen Sound—Nickol (Mac-
Carter) 7,55
4, Centralia—Forsyth 8,95
.0, Owen Sound—Dolson
‘(Shears, Foster) ..... 11,05.
No Penalties,
Second Period
6. Centralia---Show (Wilson) .„. 4,85.
7, Owen Sound—Shears
(Dolson) ...... ........... „.„. ..... 6,04
S. Centralia—Shaw ..„.„.„... ......... „.„.„ 106
Penalties: Hayward 9, Wilson,
.ridra Period
9. Owen Sound--Shears 4.05
10, Centralia—Wilson (Hawk,
Forsyth) . »,.... ...... ..... ...... 81,4
11. Centralia,-,Sherrit (Mc-
Attee, Shaw) 10,20
12, Owen Sound-,-Shears (Doi,
son, Foster) , „ ., 16.50
13, Centralia—Shaw, (McAttee„
Malloy) . 17.10.
14, Centralia—Wilson (Show) 18,25
No Penalties,
Len nan and other friends,
Miss Doris .G414174411; spent the
week-end with. friends in London,
RECRUITS REQUIRED
BY THE- C. W. A. U.
Girls With Kin Overseas Are joining
The C. W. A. C,
According to word received from
Military 1ioadguarters at London, an
increasing number of girls kith ,mem-
bers of their- families or other male
relatives in the fighting forces over-
seas, are enlisting in the Canadian
Women's Army Corps to do their bit
in the war.
The -C, W. A. C. still needs thou-
Sands of girls and women, British sub-
jects between the ages of 1$ and 45
and with no dependent children, to fill
jobs so that more soldiers might be
released for fighting or operatiohal
duty. And there are over 40 trades in
the C, , W. A, C,, training that will
enable a girl to improve herself in
order to. take a better place in the post-
war world,
OVERSEAS LETTERS
OF LOCAL INTEREST
In a letter to the editor requesting
that her Advance-Times be sent to her
overseas address, Wren Frances Rob-
inson tells of her early experiences
overseas, Frances arrived in the Old.
Land a short time ago.
W-4746
Wren Robinson, F. P.
Langhouse,
H.M.C,S. "Niobe"
c/o C,F.M.0„
35 Renfield St.,
Glasgow, Scotland
23rd January, 1945.
Dear Mr. Armstrong:
Just a note to let you know that I
have arrived here safe and sound and
enjoying my new adventure very much.
We had a very wonderful trip/and be-
lieve it or not I acquired my sea legs
without being seasick, but there was
So much to take our attention that we
didn't have time to .think about our-
selves. We were allowed ,officers'
privileges and could sit in their lounge
or stroll around up on the sports deck,
When we arrived here we were greeted
by the Admiral and he made ,us feel
right at home. So far we have been
finding it somewhat difficult to get
aclimatized but I suppose it all takes
time. The first while we were here
the weather was beautiful, just like a
spring day at home, These last few
clays have been just the opposite with
qUite a bit of snow and fairly chilly
and exceedingly damp. The main
building in our camp is a big castle
called "Langhouse". The officers,
P.O's; and' Chiefs live there and the
Regulating Office is there, too. The
Wrens are living in "Nissen" Huts
with 18 to 20 girls in a hut and it is
heated by a plain ordinary stove which
we take turns stoking, When I get:
back to Canada I firmly believe, that I.
will be a first class stoker as well as a-
writer. "Niobe" itself is a few finites."
from the barracks and we are trans-
ported to and from our work in private.
busses. I am a writer in the supply
office and like my work very much.
We haven't -(been here "long enough:
to do much exploring but just giVe us,
time, Most of us are taking this
week-ent. Ind we are going to Edin-
burgh, We are .looking forward to it
very much because 'the people here say
there are a great many ristorical sites
there. Scotland is a beautiful country
and spotlessly clean, The streets in
the villages are very narrow and the.
majority of th e houses are just plain
cement. The Scotch people ., are aw-
fully good to us and I know we will
enjoy our year here. Space is gone
so I will have to close. Give•my re-
gards to everyone back home. .
Sincerely yours,
F. Robinson..
Thursday, Feb. 1st
at 9.30 p.m.
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