The Wingham Advance-Times, 1946-12-12, Page 4ficient public liability insurance and
the fund has to be drawn against, he is
required to reimburse the 'fund up to
the amount withdrawn and :guarantee
payment of any future claims, if he is
ever to drive again in Maitoba.
Another provision calls for the auto-
matic impounding of a MOW vehicle
involved in anything but a minor acci-
dent, irrespective' of where the fault
may lie, unless the driver can show
proof that either through his insurance
or through other assets he is able to
meet, any claim up to $11,000 The
automobile is held by the authorities
until any possible claim, against him
is settled or util he has deposited se-
curity against claims with the provin-
cial treasurer. A car may not be held
more than six months, but if at the end
of this period the owner has not met
the stipulations, although his car is.
released, he may not drive in the prov-
ince.
Queen's Park could well consider
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From too much Xmas
Shopping
We invite you to
Stop at the Coffee Shop,
for Lunch, Dinner, or a
Sandwich — roods that
will more than satisfy
your appetite. Prompt,
Courteous Service.
SHERBONDY'S
COFFEE SHOP
LUNCHES
MEALS
FOUNTAIN SERVICE
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QUILTED HOUSECOATS
Striking numbers in every detail. She'll
appreciate your thoughts for her comfort in
one of these luxurious and immaculately 'tail-
ored robes. The selection included quilted
lustrous Satins . . . :Brushed Rayon Wrap-
Arounds .. and Seersuckers.
$3.95 —$17.50
CARDIGAN SWEATERS
... Designed to bring an appreciative gleam
in her eyes on Christmas morning. Button
front, coat style . . Imported All-Wool Knit
in assorted shades and sizes. •
— $6.95
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A grand collection of styles in lovely Ca.lf-
plastics and genuine Leathers in Tan,• Brown
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17-Jewel Prethlon Move-
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Layaway these Gifts too!
Perfectly matched
bridal •-ensemble
$40.00 up to $300.00
Impressively designed Signet
Rings, $5.00 tip to $25.00
Ladies Signet Rings, $2.70 up
Birthday Rings •
Lockets and Chains
$2.00 up
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Oil-Burner RANGE Xmas TREE LIGHTS
TRILIGHT, TABLE and FLOOR LAMPS
TOASTERS IRONS WATER HEATERS
Stromberg-Carlson RECORD PLAYERS
Play 12 records automatically
Frigidaire REFRIGERATORS and RANGES
StewartHome Applianc' es
Guaranteed Electrical Appliances and Radios 4
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Tuesday evening, Mr. John Dinsmore
was appointed Deputy Canty Master
MILLIONS OF EGGS
TO GO TO BRITAIN
The new United Kingdom-Canada
egg contract provides for delivery of
at least 150 million dozen eggs between
February 1, 1947 and January 31, 1949.
The quantities to be shipped are 21
million dozen spring fresh eggs each
year; 12,5 million dozen fall and winter
fresh eggs each year; 18 million dozen
storage eggs each ycar; and 7,500 long
tons of died egg powder, The new
egg contract thus provides a floor un-
der the egg market until January 31,
1949, says the Current Review of Ag-
ricultural Conditions it Canada, The
price adjustments are planned so as to
encourage production when Great Brit-
all needs eggs most, during the fall
and winter period,
This objective is to be attained in
two ways: (1) by extending by one
month the fall and winter period to
/auttary 31st., in each year; (2) by in.
encasing the price by 2 cents a dozen,
at seaboard, from September 1 to fan.
nary 81. The price during the remain.
der of the contract year, Pdbruary 1 to August 31, is increased by, one cdnt
dozen. The extension of the premium
period also includes the month of 7atnt.
ary, 1941, but with no change in prem.
int%
Variety of Earrings
in gold and sterling
from $1,00 up
Stone-set pins, wide
assortment $1.00 up
Thursday, December 12th, 1946 CAGE FOUR THE WINGHAM ADVANCE-TIMES
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GORRIE
Miss Mabel Hardie, District Leader
Emergency 'Nursing , Reserve, who'
came from. London to address Red.
Cross Workers on Tuesday night ex-
plained that if the branch -were con-
tinued at Gorrie various aids to the
community could be given by the Red,
Cross, such as a class in Nursing, 'to
form an Emergency Nursing Reserve,
also swimming instructions to avoid
loss of life by drOwhing.
• Mr. and Mrs, Alex Edgar, Sr., have'
returned to their' home after spending
sonic time with members of their fam-
ily. Mr, Edgar'th enjoying; much bet-
ter health at present.
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Dane o; Te--
onto, visited friends here for a maple
of days last week.
Annual W. A. Meeting
Thu annual meeting of St. Stephen's
WA. was held at the home of the
President, Mrs. H. V. Holmes on
Thursday afternoon, with a good at-
tendance. Meeting opened with 'sing-
ing of the hymn "Be Thou my Guard-
ion and my Guide." The president was
in charge. Roll Call was answered by
a Christmas Gift to the W,A, and a
'verse with a Christmas thought, Rev.
J. C. Caley gave a talk on "The Nativ-
ity." The president in her report
thanked members for their support
during the year. 'Tribute was paid to
a departed member, Mrs. Isaac Wade.
Financial reports were given, Election
of officers was conducted by Rev, Mr.
Caley, those of last year being return-
ed, namely, Hon, Pres.—Mrs, J. C.
Coley; Pres.—Mrs. 11. V. Holmes;
1st Vice-Pres.;---Mrs. R. W. N. Wade;
2nd, Vice-Pres.--Mrs, Ernest Xing;
Sec, Treas.—Mrs, Geo, King; Dorcas
Committee, Mrs. W, H. Marshall,
Mrs, C. Ritchie,rs. Geo. Poster,
Mrs. E. W. N. N'ade, Meeting closed
with singing and prayer, A delicious
lunch was served by Mrs. 'Holmes and
Miss Perkins,
'time annual Christmas "At Home"
and' social evening of 'the Anglican
Church, will be held in the Orange
Ha, on Priday evening, Dec, 18th., at
8,80 p.m. An interesting evening is
being planned, 'Lunch will be served.
At the annual meeting of the North
Huron 1,0,L, held iu Wingbant last
Wingham Advance-Times
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'WINGHAM - ONTARIO
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Saseription 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 qffice Department
Se....eching brakes, thudding crash,
and awful yell,
;Answer speed fiend, road hog, or faul-
ty car.
IT'aey'll pay to help their victims to
get well,
Or from the roads their cars the law
- will bar.
4. s *
SAFETY "LAW PRECEDENT
Ontario will do a wise thing if she
iznazts legislative laws similar to, and
.actren Amore extensive than, the "Safety
Responsibility Law" instituted in Man-
itoba, over, ten months ago. Early in
1946 the Manitoba Government
brought down this unique piece of
highway legislation.
It is designed to increase materially
the financial responsibility of the mot-
orist and to reduce to an absolute min-
imum the possibility of an innocent ac-
cident victim suffering through the in-
ability of a blamable driver to compen-
sate him for his injuries. The out-
standing feature is the impetus given
to the assumption of. insurance pro-
tection by the motorist.
There is no direct compulsion for
the taking out of public liability in-
surance, but there is an indirect pres-
sure, and one which has had notice-
able results. Before the law came in
only 27 per cent of the motorists car-
ried the necessary insurance, and to-
day it is estimated that 89 per cent
are insured.
Under the new law, there is an "un-
satisfied Judgement fund" sef up, and
and each motorist has to pay a com-
pulsory annual fee of $1.00 into the
fund. If a culpable driver lacks suf-
making it compulsory for the owner
of an automobile, truck or bus to carry
i,ublic liability and property damage
insurance of a fixed minimum value
before he would be eligible for a lic-
ense. This wonld provide protection
for both the responsible motorist and
the possible accident victim; it would
drive "bad risks", irresponsible driv-
ers and dangerous vehicles, off the
roads, since Insurance companies
would not insure them; and the great-
er volume of insurance thus taken out
should lower the cost of the Insurance
preniiums.
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YOUR VOTE •
,Last Monday, believe it or not, you
voted. If you 'went to the polling
booth and marked your ballot, you vot-
ed directly; and, if you were unable,
too lazy, or too indifferent, to go to
the polling booth, then yott voted in-
directly, If you didn't exercise your
voting franchise you automatically ac-
cepted and acknowledged as your own,'
the verdict rendered at the polls by the
people who did vote.
In other words, Mr. and Mrs. non-
voting citizen you elected the men
who will guide the affairs of our town
for the •next year. They are your
choice, so get behind them and boost
their efforts, If you were denied, the
privilege and opportunity of freely
voting by secret 'ballot, you would be
the first to' complain, and yet you don't
use your franchise when you have it.
It is a, strange paradox also that
people who insist on running their own
homes and businesses should be so
careless about the affairs of their ,town.
This is your town. The town's busi-
ness is your busbies. What attention
did you pay to that. business last Mon-
day.
We believe personally that all the
candidates'who ran for office are splen-
did citizens and sincere in their offers
to serve our community. We knoW
that no two individuals have the same
talents and abilities, and it is our dem-
ocratic -way, and privilege, to select
and elect public servants by majority
vote, That is as it should be, but, un-
less larger numbers of citizens exercise
their franchise, the will of the majority
of the people may not be truly ckpress-
ed.
In future, do your own voting and;
iw the meantime, don't knock the men
you elected indirectly. No citizens who
neglected to vote should ever raise his
voice or express an opinion regarding
the way the town is run,
*
WEEKLY THOUGHT
Proverbs 6;16-19,—"These six things
cloth the Lord bate; yea seven are an
abomination unto Him: a proud look,
a lying tongue, and HANDS THAT
SHED INNOCENT BLOOD, an
heart that deviseth wicked imagina-
tions, feet that be swift in running to
mischief, a false witness that speaketh
lies, and he that soweth discord
among brethren."
KNOW WINGHAM
The west slope of the Diagonal Road
bill, facing the "Flats", provides un-
surpassed facilities for safe sleigh-rid;
ing, tobogganing and ',skiing within
the town limits. This is a wondeiful
boon that should be utilized to the full-
est extent,
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A Word to the
Wise from
Santa—
Reserve Your
GRUEN
The Precision Watch
on Layaway
VuMln .CADENCE
15-Jar Movement, 10K
Gold-filled Bezel, Stain-
less Steel Bock $29.75
FAIRWAY
15-Jewel Movement,
10K Gold-filled fie-
set Stainless Sleel
lack, Lepansion
Ikacater $42.50
MONTEREY
17-Jewel Precisloa
MOveweet, 14K
Solid Gold
$5 Cu 2.50
You'll be wise to do your
Christmas 'shopping early
this year! The demand for
the many lOvely things we
have on our shelves—and
particularly our hard-to-
get
Gruen Precision Watches
far exceeds the supply. We
suggest that you come in
while we still have a wide
selection. Choose your
Gruen Watch or gift of
jewelry NOW . . . reserve
it with only a small down
payment.
A Small Down Payment
Reserves Your Selection