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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1946-07-20, Page 2Yes, you can still be sure of get- ting Moat Miles per Dollar. For only Fireatime gives you an the extra 'values that makes it Canada's No. I tire. Order today. IH pH INCSPECOWAY is PT~pg MllFSPROM (2,Tofi CAR RUCK"°TRACTOR TIRE 'resume HURON MOTORS TELEPHONE 237 WINGHAM, ONT. ,armiongrp.mo.• YOUR EYES NEED ATTENTION Our 25 point Scientific Exam*. don enables us to give you treat-, Comfortable Vision. F. FA1OMUTH Optometrist Phone 118 Harriston General Accountancy for the SMALL BUSINESS MAN, pROFESSIONAL MAN, and THE FARMER. S. 3. Pymm P. 0, Box 40 RIPLEY - ONT. 2 pkgs. 17c 16 oz. 41c 12 oz. pkg. .2 for 27c Quaker WitiFFET5 Maxwell House Coffee, 8 oz. 22c Catelli's Egg Wheat NOODLES ... Catelli's 16 oz. pkg. Macaroni or Spaghetti 2 - 17c •••=0.41.10/11/IM TOMATOES Home grown Leamington are now available. They are fine quality and priced right. California Size 126s GRAPEFRUIT... 5 for 27g Sunkist Juicy Size 392s ORANGES, doz. ....2k No. 1 Ontario Grown New POTATOES, 5 lbs. 23c Hattie grown Firm Reads CABBAGE......3 lbg. 10c No. 1 Home grown Cooking ONIONS , , , —4 lbs. 23c CHERRIES This week will see cherries at their best, We have the finest irt Sweets and Sours at the best Prices, Crown Small, doz. Med., doi. Fruit Jars 89c 99c 8 oz, bottle CERTO ..... . . ,25c Metal. JAR RINGS, doz. . — „ 23c .........rmonwimumilmosm.sommortemoo mmommor Dominion Brand VINEGAR, gal. jug .39c Ingersoll Rideau Spready or Malted Cream Cheese, 8 oz., pkg. 19c Ingersoll 4 ox, pkg. CREAMY CHEESE . .15c Ingersoll LOAF CHEESE, lb, .39c `Barker's Tasty 8 oz. pkg. Crisp SODAS . . „ .2 for 23e All Values effeetive until dosing time, .Tiny 20 Fresh Salted 8. oz. pkg. 16 oz. pkg: PEANUTS 17c 33c York Brand BOLOGNA 12 oz. tin 23c ,Cello Bags' Macaroni Products,, 2 for 17e Soup Mix Baby Shells and Bows MI merchandise sold at your Dominion Store it Unconditionally Guaranteed to give 100% Satisiaetion, 'Dominion Stores Limited Grocery Features 'weiniriono Lineups, Wingliam—Calvert cb, Lockridge lf, Loughlean p, Seli ss, Lloyd cf, Brophy ib, Clark 36, Laugh- lean p, Seli ss, Lloyd cf, Brophy ib, Clark 3b, Stainton 2b, Lockridge rf, Goderich—Erskine cf, Doak c, Mc- Ewan 3b, Fulford lb, Price ss, Culp if, McPhail 2b, Pinder rf, Needham p. Goderich .5 1 0 0 1 1 2-10 Wingham 0 0 4 0 2 0 0— 6 Batteries, Wingham, Laughlean, Cal- vert, Goderich, Needham, Tulford, Doak, Umpires, Casemore, Sell, Wingham. Fry & Blackhan Nosed Out Kings In a town league softball tilt on nosed out Kings by the close margin Thursday evening, 'Fry and Blackhall of 20-19. For the upholsterers Foster Kings Chittick and Garrett divided the pitched the entire game while for pitching - duties. The game :provided plenty of excitement plus the added stiffness which some of the players ex- perienced the following day. Fry & Blackhalls, B. Templeman cf, F. Templeman ss, Foster p, Sell 2b, Hilbert c, Bailey 3b, Hall rf, Lee lb, Forsyth If. Kings, Chittick p, Walker c; Raffer- dy lb, Garrett 2b, Cruickshank ss, Seip 3b, MacDougal if, Lediett and Galbraith cf, Welwood If. Fry & Blaelchall. 5 4 7 0 4 0 x-20 Kings 0 2 5 2 7 1 2-19 Ontario farmers found Tong ago that it was more profitable to feed livestock and poultry than it was to market their grains as such. To-day they are feeding not only nearly all their own grain but large quantities of Western Oats, Barley and Wheat. — Whether you are feeding Western or local grains, you can make more tnoney if you add SHUR-GAIN Concentrates to your grain and feed BALANCED rations to all your live-stock and poultry than you can be feeding grain alire. Shur-Gain Concentrates contain the PROTEINS MINERALS VITAMINS that are lacking in Grain and that ire ; ESSENTIAL for 4 RAPID GROWTH HIGH PRODUCTION CANADA PACKERS, !IMAM VICTOR EASEMORE, WilITECHURCH 111111NNEY BROS. NEVE JOHN INSTEAD, DELMORE MORE MONEY FROM GRAINS Change Crank Case Oil Lubricate Chassis Check Brake Fluid Change Differential and Transmission Lubricants Repack Spring Covers Check Steering Gear Box Repack Front Wheel Bearings, KEEP YOUR CAR UP T 0 PAR BY HAVING IT SERVICED AT Edwards' Motor Sales Victoria Street Wingham Your Authorized Dealer for' Chrysler and Plymouth Cars and Fargo Trucks PHONE 417, WINGHAM, ONT. , Tune in to our Radio Program, 8.45 Wednesday Evenings, 920 on .your dial PAGE TWO g- THE WINGRAM ADVANCE-TIMES Thursday, July Mho 1946 =1•1111.0•10111.10•011011M1.01MANNimillilimINIIIrlin. Wingham Advance-Times Published at WINGHAM - ONTARIO Subscription Rate—One Year $2.00 Six. Months $1.00 in advance To U. S. A. $2.50 per year Foreign Rate, $3.00 per year Advertising rates on application. Authorized as Second Class Mail, Post Office Department INTERESTING CLIPS OF DISTRICT NEWS Will Not Lose Eye Fred MacGregor of Kintail was able to return home a few days ago from London, where he had been receiving treatment for an eye injury which he suffered when his glasses were shat- tered sending particles of glass into the eyeball. It was thought at first the eye might have to be removed, but this has proved unnecessary, and the sight will also be retained.Lucknow Senti- nel. Injures. Arm While Haying Last Week James Adams, who resides . On the farm on the southern outskiits. of Teeswater, is suffering from an injury received last Thursday. He was cut- ting hay at the time, and leaned,.down to make an adjustment when the team bolted. He managed to bring the horses to a stop with one hand while hanging onto the wheel with the other. The strain, however, dislocated a bone in the left arm and tore the ligaments. —Teeswater News. Lucknow Co-operative Begins New Building The Luckno Co-operative Inc., commenced their $10,000 building this week. The building is just west of the C.N.R. tracks and north of the Joynt Warehouse. It was originally plan- ned to have the large steel-sheeted structure ready and fully equipped With its fertilizer machinery ready to start operating this fall but owing to the inability of obtaining .contractors and competent workmen, the plant will not be ready as soon as the company expected, Train Kills Two Near Port Elgin Edith AfeCallough, 1.9, and her bro- ther, Charles, 21, Detroit, were instant- ly killed at 3.39 Friday afternoon when their automobil.:0 collided with a north-. bound. C,N,R, passenger train at a level crossing on No, 1 higliWay, two miles north of Port Elgin. The impact of the crash shattered their 1946 model' car, and the occupants were both dead when the wreckage was reached, Gasoline Burns Pt. Albert Man David MeCumber, 30 years of age, a resident of, the Port Albert district, is in Alexander Marine and General Hos. pital, Goderich, suffering from first degree burns from his waist down, caused when an open pail of gasoline he was carrying burst into flames, McCumber, an employee of the Storms Construction Company, was engaged with other workmen in clean- ing up asphalt paving equipment on the Blue Water Highway, near the 4th concession, Ashfield, when the acci- dent happened. No Births Registered In Nearly Two Years Around the end of June when the six-months period of the year is over, newspapers invariably turn to the mat- ter of the vital stastitics of their mun- icipality for a story. And with this in mind we called the Town Clerk's office. He gave us all the information he had but it was not extensive. For instance would you believe that not one birth has taken place in the town of Mitchell to be registered since October 1944? This does not mean that the infant population has not soared as baby carriages' on the main street of the town any day will testify but rather that, while in years gone by, many births took place in the homes now young offsprings make their de- but into this world within the pre- cincts of a hospital, the proper place Tor an auspicious entrance into this vast universe.L-Mitchell Advocate. 18.:Year.Old Inmate Shot Donald Parks, 18-year-old prisoner at the Ontario Reformatory Guelph, was shot and killed by guards. late on Thur'sday in what was described as an attempt to escape. The prisoner was shot by guards after he was said to have attacked one guard, Reuben Biddle, with a pair of tailor's shears. Hit-Run Victim James Cassidy, about 45 years .of age, Alma Township farmhand, died in Palmerston-Hospital early Saturday morning, victim of a hit and run mot- orist. Cassidy, returning from the 12th of July Orangemen's celebration at Pal- merston to the farm of James H. Beau- mont, R. R. No. 4, Mitchell, where he had been employed for a month, Was walking along the Elora Road, two miles from. Teviotclale, when struck. The injured man was discovered at About 2,30 a.m., ,by a passing motorist who stunmoned Dr,,, I. R. Riddell, Palmerston, and Dr, J. Wildfang of Moorefield. 'The injured man was at- tended At the scene and later rushed, to Palmerston Hospital where he died. within minutes of being admitted. Wolves Grab,Groundhog From Lucknow Farm Dog Ernest Carter was attracted 'by a commotion in his 'barnyard on his farm near Lucknow. Upon investigat- mg he found a pair of wolves trying to take a groundhog away from his dog, The animals closed in on either side of the dog, Mr. Carter tried to frighten them away without success, The wol',es proved too much for the deg and didn't leave until they had se- cured the groundhog. After they had snatched it they vanished over a hill and into a swamp hollow. The wolves have been seen in the vicinity of the farm at other times but .have resisted all efforts to capture them. RATION COUPON INFORMATION RATION COUPON DUE DATES Coupons now valid are sugar-pre- serves SI to S23; butter R10 to R15; Meat 1\440 to M46. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Q chops?'lt htis the ceiling price on loin A:-61c a pound is the ceiling price on sirloin or chump spring lamb and 49c10pas.pound on loin rib roasts or 0 Q:—I am living in a summer cottage for -the season, April 15th, to Sept. 15th., which is described as furnish- ed- and my receipt reads paid in full for the season as 'above. I have been given a water bill for ten dollars which is not made out in my name. I took it for granted the rent covers this, does it? "A:—If the rent of this summer place has been set by the-Wartime Prices and Trade Board the landlord must give the services agreed upon when the rent was. fixed. If no services were included in the rental the land- the rent for this summer place has lord does not need to give any. If never been fixed the landlord must then rent for the same price includ- ing the, same services as were given when he rented the cottage in the summer of 1941, Q:—My Mother and Father have lived in a rented house for six years, and now the landlord wishes to move in- to this house having sold the one he previously lived in. Can he do this? A:—If your parents pay the rent and ^are considered "well behaved" ten- ants the landlord cannot give them notice to vacate even. if he wishes to live in the house himself. -Q:—Where do I send the extra meat coupons which I have not used when I want their to be used .to increase the meat shipments . to Europe. A:—You may surrender valid meat coupons to the nearest local ration board or nearest granch Office.. Either take them yourself, or if you live in an isolated area send them in a carefully sealed envelope regis- ' tered mail to the' nearest local ration board. Q:—Are there any more sugar coup- ons for canning to come due? A:—No. The last five sugar-preSer ves 'coupons especially allotted for sugar and homecanning were cleclar- of the total ten coupons for sugar ed valid on July 4th. The first five for home canning were declared val- id on May 2nd. WINGHAM LOSES REPLAYED GAME Clinton 14 Wingham 6 Friday evening a replayed tie game here, Clinton outclassed the local Hurons 14-6 in a W,O.A.A, Senior A. Softball fixture, Clinton showed plenty of punch at bat, garnering six- teen hits .off Lediett, and giving Ross on the mound excellent support. Wingham collected nine hits, collect- ing five runs in the fifth inning. Lineups, Wingham—Poster cf, Sell 2b, Niergarth ss, 'Groves c, Lediett p, Hopper ib, Hamilton 843, Templeman lf, Tucker rf, Clinton—Glue cf, Ross p, Hawkins ib, White al), McDonald 2b, Kennedy ss, Draper If, Neitens rf, Miller c, Bat- teries, Wingham, Lediett, Groves.' Clinton, Ross, Miller. Clinton 2 1 2 8 2 0 2 1. Wingham „ „.0 0 Q 1 5 0 0 0 0— 6 Wingham 24--Air School 9 Winghain Hurons defeated the ,Clin- ton Radio School Wednesday evening, on the latter's diamond 24-9, This Was Wingham's last appearance at the locals taking four straight from the Radio School in a scheduled game, the Air School, Pitehing his first game away for the Hurons, Higgins went all the Way, receiving good support from connecting for a home run, Although his leant toatd i and also assisting by the Air school has yet to win a genie, IIMI1111111111111Mir 11••••••••~4111.11.1111111111•11•11011110. mention should be made of the fine sportsmanship and their efforts to field a team this season, Sanderson started on the mound for the Radio school to be replaced in the sixth by Manser. Lineups, Clinton Radio School— Manser 2b, Crawford lb, Lunt rf, San- derson p, Halliwell c, Crew ss, Butler If, Shewchuck cf, Oliver 3b, Wingham—Templeman If, Foster cf, Niergarth ss, Groves c, Lediett 3b, Seli 2b, Hopper lb, Cantelon rf, Higgins p. Py-m. and Tucker relieved Templeman and Cantelon in the fifth inning. Batteries, Wingham—Higgins, Gro- ves. Clinton Radio School—Sanderson, Manser, Halliwell, Shewchuck. Um- pires, Eades, Boyce, Clinton Radio SSchooi. Goderich Midgets Win 10-6 Goderich Midgets in a scheduled W. O.A.A., Midget abseball game here on Saturday afternoon defeated the local nine, 10-6. Despite the fact the Wing- ham boys are greatly improved, the Lakesiders exhibited plenty of punch ,at the bat, Goderich collected five runs in the first inning, while Wing-ham scored four in the thii'd. Fourteen walks were issued during the struggle, Wingham getting' nine. Goderich five. Needham for the visitors started on the mound only to be relieved in the fourth by Tulford. Laughlean pitched the entire game for the homesters.