The Wingham Advance-Times, 1957-01-16, Page 3V.
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f' They, .seA W .S111.4 ' ..ilPtVhsattivr
for rats ' .ttiat '414,1 .4 PAP ,f011 ,like I
It, so they 'igloo tham. ',/i '
•A • ....rindentologists (pectin„ w41o, hll,4u.
il study of rats and tivw,...th" Awe)
think ' there 41 yell fvY•••tate that
Jive 91ellla Whalley 4iIniiirtlielte;Ia, al-
ready', .a 09c1. many rats,' eitreod,
before Oitiel :Start Seeing' 'them.
They use. the ,following • rule . of
thtitob to ,estilnef 0 the rat .OPir-
iation in ..a.,'har.nl'. ' ' •• ' r '
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Many cases of cancer
can be cured if .caught
in time. If cancer is
suspected see your dos
for immediately.
For free literature writs
11110,4. JAMES CURItlpi
Wiagharii, Ont.
Secretary of VVingliata mid dis-
trict briuroli of Canadian
Cancer Society
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WO*. tbsts .pre iStrk. Shtuttsfy.)
traka afiFfaletail: *
Re.Pia gee OW two/ 1,149.4,4t
Mg* '()out 1PaliP Vie, daytiimq
are 50 rats 'Pros*,
'ROW 'ale wet t0I rat* '!Pltai
*at by the .time you 440 bflea
ittg ahatil in the cla.ithne,
Thicent lasts eaganch out by the
ealraeac, rifa and mice are far•
comm on e Oateerio June n.' farms
tits;}, rape, people i1 to believe.
They checked, 5a fapna in. Water
loo.Grey COLI10444 and found
rats or iniee on every one of them,
total ti paph a er4 on these
farms • was eethaltated to he 4,300
rats and 1500 rilleer The total lame
amounted, to about $1,000.00 , per
farm.
The ehandea are yipir farm is
just as badly infested as those 07
"average"h farms tailed by OAO,
If so, your' aloss is as high as
saixel,Q0 a y?ar, ($20.00 for 'eVery
rat): , Yoliacan elhairiate the loss
quickly 'and a'afely by bait,
ing your farm with warfarin rat,.
kill. Farm auppiy dealera are feat
turing warfarin rat-kill as a part
of the Huron County Junior Far-
t:I-ler Wage •War on gals Cam-
paign. Next; time yedre into your
dealers, ask lam about using it.
it Will cost about $3.09 to save
aver $100.00.
More than 90 per *Cent' Of British.
Columbia's vast . soft fruit growing ,
• industry is concentrated in' the
•Okanagan Valley,
•
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WeA4 00II titalne/Of 'MOW wegdiPIC
.00104014rdaYa Peeeartatlir *f.fth, at 3
0)4o0fe .when E4itgr:419rgaret
Martin' and W0h464,16440rar4- ..
Jenhina Were Pfliteit lit Marringec
Rev, M.'Whomart of with
Mrs. Brown/ at the organ and Pots
MUPOPIO as 604114 Pill .0140 Is
the daughter of ' Mr and Mrs,
Olarenee Martin, of Welton and
the greont is the son of Mr, tun,.
den jenl4no orWingintm and the
late Mrs, Jenkifts; . • .
The bride; given in marriage by
her father, looked lovely in a
*Alta-length,•*owa of white nylon
Wee and net '• 'ace Jacket
featnring a t.eter Pan collar and
lilyapoiat„ Sleeves, The bowing
skirt toatarOct tulle Taffies with
matching lace over nylon net and
aatin. ,Her fingertip veil: of French
was 4, ranged from a
"headdress- of tiny pearla and SP-
41•110a and she ; carried a 'white
Bible with red relies and streamers
The matron, of honor, 'Miss Mar-
ion. Chamberlain, of Seafortb, and
the bridesmaid, Miss Isabel Mc-
Call, of Wingham, wore ielentically .
styled ' waltz-length dresses of
royal -blue velvet with white head-
dresses • and they carried white
chrysanthemums and _ red carna-
tions. The flower girl, Brenda
Pryce, niece of the bride, was
dressed in red velvet and carried
a nosegay of white chrysanthe-
mums and red carnations..
' The groom was attended by
Raymond Merkley, of • Wingham
and the ushers were Fred Martin,
brother of the bride; and Earl
jenkins, brother of the • groom. .
Receiving, the guests at the re-
ception, which was, held in the
church parlour, ,the bride's mother
wore a street-length dress of royal
I purple with white aeeessoriea' and
the groom's step-mother wore a
street-length dress: of black• satin
1#1,VIC ;"*IginfjP.A. "e
lfaaq deeided SieSe
rllghts at 6.;30 for the ; ti
Afannar.i; rpt$Vil..a. ark 11
a trial ha/01a and w4t e ,o,j,
for shopping. if#1,v,"
evenings until 9 reel()
Mg, this weelt,
Tlw 'following whijall s egi
to fellow this -platy, X.404 1
dgeer Clark and VOA Onvot
and 'Son; „1. Vonlitiron, and -gen.'
PrYstlelo's tfardWarq, Lorne ,Orty,
Beaton's Bakery, Al Saha.), IrWlitI a
LaklieS' Wear, IF/Olf I e and
floating, Brown's WA, George
Ilesa, John, tbenderson.-gxeter
Times-Advoeate.
r ;
A, E. Me Kim, who juts given,
I tavaritY years of valuable school
board service to this community
terminated his dutiis on Monday
evening with hisl official .' retire-
ment from the High School Board.
• ' reccignitional of his long ser-
vice, his assoclates on' lase year's
board, made the persenalpresenta.:
tion of Winston Chuachill's- book;
"The History of the ' English
Speakfing Pepple".
The donors autographed the
hook at - Mr. . McKim's ricquest,-
Lticknow Sentinel.: •
laee with black accessories, each
wearing white corsages.
• For 4 wedding trip, to 'Niagara
Falls, the bride:wore a 'Coral Velvet
dress ,and turquoise cost With
white accessories. On their return
the young couple will reside in
Brussels. Guests were present at
the wedding from Guelph, Kitchen-
er, Brantford, Seaforth and Wing-
ham.
In this- northern outpost of Moo-
sohee, Ontario's, only, seaport, they
have their own way of noting the.
approach of winter. The wild, geese
are flying south, along with myriad
flecks' of ducks. The Cree Indian
trappers are preparing to head
north knowing full •well that, al-
most within days, the ra;ers, the
Henrietta Maria 'on the western
tip of James. Bay and the point
where Hudson Bay begins, south to
Hannah Bay, a few minutes flight
from Moosonee and n! its twin tow
of Moose Factory, the birds stream
language of the wild fowl as well
aS the Crees, old timers• say. In
the most seductive tones, they can
turn a far-flying band of wild
geese back and bring theta to
rest on the tidal flats within reach
of the, hunters.
-Fundamentally, however; James.
Bay is still the trapping territory
it was over 300 years ago when the
Gentlemen Adventurers of • atuet-
son's Bay sailed in small ships from
England to help in the settlement.
of the strange land of .Canada.
Then, as now; the general cur-
rency in. Use was the beaver pelt.
ago, white trappers moved in in
increasing numbers for there was
big money, in beaver pelts and trade
goods. The -beaver gradually de-
clined until, in present memory,
they were almostaextinet on the
alat muskeg north of Moos-mice and
MOose Factory.
Less than 20 years ago the pic-
ture changed, ,The late Jas. Watt,
factor at Rupert's. House; Who had
dealt with the Indians all his life,
pressed' the Federal ,'and Ontario
Go4rnnaents for action.
The Federal and' Ontario Govern-
ments' Department of Lands and
ForestS got, together. Under. Hugh
-Conn, federal fur supervisor, a
party of skilled Cree trappers
Caine south to Ontarlei's Algonquin
Park. There, Ontario officials and
rangers met them and showed them
Places Where beaver were ahriost
There were times when the In-
dian was lucky to find one live
house on his trapping territory,
but they kept the - agreeinent and
Watched with delight one of the
most amazing restorations of game
in the history of the province. In
consequence, some Indians today
take „as many as 1100, beaver from
a trapline.
Tit some areas around James
Bay,' the beaver have increased to
the point where they soon may
'eat themselves out of house and
home-L.4' source of considerable
concern to government, company
But one thing is certain: As the
trappers line un before' the stores
in Moosonee and Moose Factory
and 'a score of other northern points
to load iapplies for the trail and
trapline, they chat amiably with
Ontario conservation officers and
inspectors. '
They appreciate that had it not
been for the restoration of Cana--
da.'s, national ahinial :and the as-
signment to them of their own
"fur farms", ,trapping would. not
be so good today. • '
Despite flintuation in pelt prices
the Indians know they're • assured
of their- winter meat supply in the
vast muskeg stretches to the north,
for the beaver, as booked by the
Indians, is a definite delicacy., Too
fat, perhaps, for the White man
from the city, but warming and
filling for the man .who is running
behind his dogteam, front daylight
COATS
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$17,99' $49.99
Pantie Sp ecial
vows to inao v41.y. to ..$4,95
Acifials,
39.1; 49c Oe
L.90 up
20% Reduction 0,1,044( of
liaritire Winter stack
Oloves, Hats, Purses
Skirts, Suits and
ratrey Slippers
valia$ te
RIP-ONS
Wool Blouses
1.99
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DELICIOUS SPREAD I REGULAR
Values to 9.50
f 'in Need• of a. Sign Painted ,
for advertising purposes,' etc.
contact,.
SAM BONDI•
omplete experience in art.
Substantial Savings!
- MEN'S OVERCOATS
AND 'TOPCOATS
Br;o1cen size fanges
Vcslues to $69 50
$19.95
$29.9
$39.95
in...ogn:GREAT -innuany.sgi.g.
.AIEN'.&-.RouRpAN COATS
MEN'S 'STROL ER COATS: _ a.
,Values to $14.95
_Values- to $17..95
Values to $24:95
DRESS :MIST
CLEARANCES.
Values to $5.95
Styled b3 Forsyth ..;:
Broken ranges
ENOS TWO IfFildtfOPS
OP Sc/19011, nityrov
SPECIAL "*
10% Discount
HANNA'S BARGAIN
BASEMENT •
ALL BOYS' WEAR
ALL WORK'
CLOTHES
$17.99"
transfer to new homes resulted.
In large Wire traps !resembling
suitcases, carefully tended and
shipped by air to Moose Factory
and Moosonee, beaver Were trans-
ported and released in good Out
denuded' trapping grounds in the
far north. Meanwhile, there . were
numerous conferences With the. In-
creeks and muskeg will be frozen I laps. If the white trapper was ban- hard enough for safe travel by Ogled from the area and ,trapline dog team or enowmobile. I allocated to the Indian bands and Just in passing, It might be anen- through them to their members,
dolled that James Bay area has 'would they guard the beaver? They perhaps the greatest flight of wild agreed instantly and the necessary
fowl found anywhere. From Cape legislation was passed far to the
south
The original agreement, called for
the trapping of one , beaver froin
each "live" •beaver house; Ordinara
ly there are five beaver, the par-
ents and three Young, a •house, in countless numbers: By taking only ope per. house, re-„, „
Many of the Indians act as aa„n would be assured, it guides and
few can talk the s was fejt..
officialsand Indians alike. Ontario • James Bay beaver is reputed the
finest. It still produces the best (research' officials also are study
felt in the world and although the hag diseases which attack them
process of transformation of bea- Too, prices for Pelts' vary, some
falling • so low that trappers ver pelt into felt hat has changed,,
it still follows generally the pro _ feei that it's hardly profitable to
cess the Tartars used long ago. trap.
Shortly after the settlement 'of
Hudson and James Bays 300 years
too populous. Live-trapping and to dark.
mows'
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Values to /.
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MEN'S DRESS" PANTS
BOYS' SUBURBAN COATS
Values to '$16.50
BOYS' -PLAID SPORT SHIRTS Values o12159
RememPer - Price Remains Just Figiires Until YOu "Compare the Quality"!
_Values $3.39
,Values to $14.95
_Values to $7.50
Reg.:'Value 0035
Values 'to' $9.95
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