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SCREEN DOORS
Standard Sizes
2'.6" x 6'=6" 2'40" x 6'40"
2'=8" x 6'=8" 3' x 7'
$7.35 •
C. C. M. BICYCLES
JUVENILE' SIZE
( Boys' or Girls' )
$88.50
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YOUNG CARS,
Old cars, big cars and small cars, they
'all need attention and before it is too late.
Don't pass us by ---
Stop in anytime and get
that service where your
dollar spent really makes
sense.
station agent at Perdwich has ac-. Mr. and Mrs, Harold Parsons .spent The Whighant Advance-Times, Wednesday, May 29, 195$
cepted a new appointment at /3e1,• Sunday in Belmont,
mont and expectsto be leaving very Mrs. Muriel Neinstock also Miss shortly. Helen Heingtock, ,of Toronto, were
FORME!'
W.M.S. Meets
The WaYL,S, meeting for May was
held at the home of Mrs. Jack Wilson
with Mrs, Gordon Brown, president,
in charge.
The meeting opened with the hymn
"Zion's King Shall Reign Victorioes,"
Vie Scripture lesson was read by
Mrs. J. H. Howe.
Mrs. Ken Graham and Mrs. W.
Cooper as delegates to the Huron
PresbyterY, gave their reports.
The report on the bale to Korea
was given, thirteen quilts being sent.
Mrs. Jack Wilson sang "Dear Land of
Home" accompanied by Mrs. Ken
Graham.
The shut in for the month remem-
bered by prayer was Mrs. J, W. Bes-
wetherick, The roll call was answer-
ed by a verse on prayer.
A skit was given on "United
Nations and Christian Missions", by
Mrs. Tristram, Mrs. Graham, Mrs.
Colwell, Mrs. E. W. Schaefer and
Miss Beswetherick, The meeting
closed with hymn, "Lord of the
Lands", and prayer by Mrs. Colwell.
Legion Auxiliary Rally
Fourteen ladies of the Howick
legion attended the zone rally at
Lucknow. Twelve auxiliaries were
represented about 250 being present.
Mrs. Wm, McCann of the Howick
Legion was made deputy zone com-
mander by vote. The provincial presi-
dent informed the ladies the zone
had raised the sum of twenty thous-
and, four hundred and eighteen
dollars. A delicious lunch was
served.
Accepts Position in Belmont
Mr. Harold Parsons, local C.P.R,
Mr, and Mrs. Parsons have lived
in Fordwlch for the past 7 years and
are very fine citizens. They were
members of Trinity Anglican Church,
Mrs. Parsons was a Very active mem-
ber of the Woman's Auxiliary being
treasurer of the guild for several
years. Mr. Parsons was a member
of the Brotherhood.
The best wishes of the community
go with Mr, and Mrs, Parsons to
their new home.
Personals
Miss Esther Harding of Mount
Forest spent last Monday at her
home here.
• Miss Sheila Denny, of Kitchener,
was a week-end W visitor with her
mother Mrs. Mary Denny.
Mrs. Marshall Armstrong, Mrs.
Spence Brears, Mrs. S. Forster, Mrs.
E. Hargrave, Mrs. Frank Graham,
Mrs. Selby Foster, Miss Margaret
Spence, Mrs, Crosby Sothern and
Mrs. Robt. Graham attended the 35th
anniversary of the W.A. of St, Steph-
en's Church, Gorrie. Mrs, A. C.
Calder, of Goderich, diocesan presi-
dent was guest speaker,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Baker and fam-
ily, of London, were week-end visit-
ors with 'relatives here. Mr. and Mrs.
George Baker, returned home with
them having spent a week in London.
Mrs. Ruby Forster accompanied by
Miss Mary Corbett, of Toronto, spent
several days at her home in Ford-
wich.
Mr. Harvey Bride, Toronto, also
Mr. Lorne Bride, St. Catharines,
spent the week-end at their respec-
tive home.
week-end guests of Mrs. W, Hein-
stock and other relatives, Miss Helen
Heinstock was soloist in Trinity
Anglican Church on Sunday morning.
Mrs. Lindsay Gall3raith is not en-
joying the best of health. Her many
friends hope there will soon be some
improvement.
Mrs. Mary Denny also Mrs. Alver-
etta Wallace were week-end visitors
of Mr, and Mrs. Earl Corbett, of
Woodstock.
Mrs. Mac McIntosh, of Cranbrookl
and Mrs. Bell, of Atwood, were guests
of Miss Margaret Spence on Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Patterson were
London visitors on Monday,
Master Randy King, two year old
son of Mr, and Mrs, Jack King was
rushed to Toronto to the Sick Child-
ren's Hospital having developed
spinal meningitis. Randy is improv-
ing nicely and is able to be up
around. His parents expect he will
soon be able to return home,.
Mr. Harvey Bride, of the University
of Toronto, having finished his term,
entertained his teacher and twenty-
five students of his French class, on
Friday at his home here. The even-
ing was spent in dancing.
Miss Francis Lemon, of Niagara
Falls, spent the week-end at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Demer-
ling.
Misses Aldyth Bast and Elaine
Felkar, attended the district conven-
tion at Huron College, for the Wal-
ther League of the Lutheran Church,
on May 16 and 17.
The Howick Legion is planning a
paper collection the last week in May.
Our Specialty Is Service
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capacity of the hospital with
additional bedS.,
faraily of St. Catherines were week-
end guests of Mr and Mrs. Ross TALKS EIGHT HOURS---Auction,,
Doig. eer John O'Neil talked non-stop .tor
eight hOurs and twenty Minutes at 4
ADDITION FOR PALIVIERSTON- sale in Durham last week, It WAs the-
construction" is expected to start im- longest sale the auctioneer had had
mediately on a $130,000 addition to since he started auctioneering 22 year'
Palmerston General Hospital. The new ago. Over 700 items were sold, bringing
addition will almost double the bed $1,700.
Have your buridleS tied up, please,
Mr, and Mrs. Don Seabrook and
is always a
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when, you save a .
82 Years of Service to the Canadian People
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Canvas, with strong wire frame- $2 39
hooks on any mower
Hedge Shears
Gleaming Steel
Blades Branch 2 wooden handles .19 Cutter. Strong
Reel-type Mower, full
18" cut, 4 cycle Iron-
Horse gas engine
Ask
of
with lightweight tubular. handle and rubber
grips. Sectioned rubber roller makes for easy
turning. Big 10" rubber tired wheels, five 16"
smooth cutting blades.
PRICE $22.95
"LAWN BOY"
GASOLINE LAWN MOWER
Rotary type blade cuts 18-inch, swath. 1/2-H.P.
blade directly 00 Gasoline Engine - operates $9.
Saves time, work. and does a go,od job.
"MO-ALL"
Similar to above slightly smaller 885 00
size with 14" cut
Reel-type Power Mower, full $129 00 18"-cut, as illustrated • •
" Bob -a-Lawn" Auke 41"A$14.4
WITH A
LAWN MOWERS
with five 14-inch blades
steel wheels
as illustrated $11•50
with lightweight tubular handle
rubber grips and 94" Tubber-tired
wheels - 14" cutting size
tir ;4i
Grass Catcher I 0
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$139.00
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Deluxe Lawn Mower
for
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a demonstration
Power Mowers.
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MOWER
"PEDLAR"
Steel Roofing
$11.00
square
$15.50
Vets•Por...
SHEEP MANURE
LAWN
SEED
for Flowers, Vegetables, Lawns and Trees.
Highly concentrated and sterilized to kill
all weed seeds. A safe soil-building plant
food for everything that grows.
10 lb.' - 75c 25 lb. - $1.50
Pve- BE WISE,.
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Pulverized
LAWN GRASS .
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'1 lb. 9,0c - 2 lb. $1.80 - 5 lb. $4.25
"Shady Nook"
GRASS SEED per lb. $1.10
Protect your investment with durable
LAWN FENCING
36" Single Scroll 24c ft. Double Scroll 34C ft.
• 42" Single Scroll 26c ft. Double Scroll 371/2 c ft.
12" Green-lawn Border 15c ft 18" Border 19c ft.
$1.50
Pruning Shears
Strong Heavy Shears, Self-locking
a complete plant food, specially prepared to furnish the
nourishment to promote growth, beauty and protection
for Lawns, Gardens, Flower Boxes and House Plants.
1 lb. 51b. 10 lb. 251b. 100 lb.
15c 55c 95c $1.90 $4.85
4= 12 =10
"NATIONAL"
Garden Fertilizer
"VIGORO
80 lb.
$3.00
99
FENCING NEEDS
Galvanized Barbed Wire
Made from 14-gauge wire, 4 point $7.50 barbs 6" apart, 80 rod spool
HEAVY BARBED WIRE
80 rod spool, weighs 88 lb.
12 1/2-gauge, 4 point, 6" apart,
$9,75
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PER ROD
No. 1848 MEDIUM Poultry Fence
18 line wire, 48" high, uprights 6" apart. Line
wire spaced from 1 1/2" at bottom
to 51/2 " at top. - 10 ROD ROLL $12 70
No. 1848 HEAVY Poultry Fence.
Same as above only heavy
gauge - 10 ROD `'ROLL $18.70
No. 1036 HOG FENCE
36" high, with 10 line wire spaced from 2" at
bottom to 6" at top, upright 6" apart. Sold in
in 20 rod rolls only,
PRICE PER ROD 1.1 3
STEEL FARM GATES
with
2 solid steel upright braces welded to frame
complete with hinges and chain fasteners
12 foot
Priced at S20.80 Good Farms
14 foot
Priced at 23.40 Should Have
16 foot
Priced at .$25.45 Good Gates
SEEDS IN BULK
CORN PEAS BEANS
American Wonder
Little Marvel
35c
lb. 40c lb. Laxton Progress
USED ITEMS FOR SALE
McClary REFRIGERATOR 7 cu. ft. $179.00
Beatty WASHER, copper tub
$22.50
Wingham Carlton STOVE
Warming Closet & Reservoir
$30.00
Wingham Maitland STOVE
$60.00 High Shelf, 1 Reservoir
FRUIT TREE SPRAY
Arsenate of Lead
1 lb.
55c $1.40
Dry Lime Sulphurb
7ic $1.80
Bordeaux Mixture
71lb1
5c $1.35
BONE MEAL
Developed for Bose Bushes, Shrubs, Perenials,
and Lawns.
WILL NOT BURNS lb. 50c - 10 lb. 75c
"MILORGANITE"
IDEAL Lawns And Garden FERTILIZER also for Trees
and Shrubs.
10 lb. 25 lb. 50 lb.
80c $1.75 $2.75
TIGHT LOCK Farm Fence
No. 842 - 42-in. high with
8 line wire, uprights about
11 1/2" apart. 6" even spacing.
Sold in 20, 30, 40 rod rolls $1.20
Golden Sunshine
Golden Bantam
35c lb.
Pencil Pod
Golden Wax
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