The Wingham Advance-Times, 1957-02-13, Page 4f
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,spliced, Who rood ine the "wtho„
thing .014t of the PaPorti making, ge,
marks him "The OW -filing sortio,
Jet between., thsig, 1110/111$0140
pyraisiotl biainv d.,, 'tveorewr,(04',9MAn
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a woman
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hot she WaSn't7a Whit 'Weller than
•YOeoliv./14, .y),Clifontoily.41,41:elgfcity°i..lalifte4r1:W,the"fairr4
What brought Ail this wedding
business to mind was reading the
1,91taWger i4na)''NX°0:41sicrodfunEtlitQaf htehtle) :74°'.44yr:
lor, movie Star, and Michael Todd,
spbrooduigrer,whoe rofuortiit,hes: tthltd utoirlyo_,
Wood gossip columnist put ,
In some respects, though *their
Marriage was More elaborate than
ours, there were many
Todd gave Taylor an 880,000 dia-
mond bracelet and earring set.
Asked What she gave him. Miss
Taylor replied ',my eternal love.' .
lWooeilt1,:h •„riblaY.01,v.tiof e bacn:34:vwxrii:te
wateh And one gave rue a black
die oillahseaferh, from the best" Man to ,pay t
,After the' Wedding, Todd, and
Taylor
nWhyeaevaaer:b.berpelignle4:111an.:ilnivn:gttkersira°d71.8r9pivr;
for their guests. Lasted.' a Whole
for
late for their wedding', The :orga
ist, a ffiend of mine Who play
piano in a bar deWri town, oevel
did 4-tow Iip.for ours,
Maybe our wedding .did leek a
certain colour, atinospliere,, elan.
But -III bet --you "aritifut of
naor:tnhgeer!s brA6nilser togarretIrst ttra4tndit-
Will last a whole' lot longer .and
finish :a Whole lot ,strOager than
the Todd-Taylor e:,,W'aVeganZa,
.Bot...e'f many, AO T Immediately
Hanhsided„ the Peate that passeth
all :.unclorstanding ereeping overi
me i I. realised that *Nor Again
Weald I have, to Make tifi my mind,
about •-anythi.n.g, there'd' alWays
1.091.186400Y' .10-40 it for- thO.
Pali 3, 17 edam> .Thomas Nic.01ynn
:Bitiriect Today
1 In 154
Thonulli 14cOlYnii, a native of
Turnberry Township, died at the
Wirighani Oeneral Hospital on
Sunday, February 10th. 110,0 WAS 78
and had fanned in Turriberry all
A member of 'Sicced, Wart
Church, he was rairried to the
f9r7lacr Bridget (Magee Who pre"
deeeikeed
Survivois" inelucle one son,
Thomas Parker of Fruitland; 04e
brother, Harry, of Winnipeg one
sister, Mrs. Rose Frage, Toronto,
The body is at the ft, A. Outtie
and SOrle funeral hollnel Wingham.
A service Will be held today, Wed-
attho Saered Heart
CiAlreh at 9.30 a.m. Rev, Father
R. Durand will officiate and burial -
ill be in the Roman Catholic
:CeinetarY.
Another, had anoment was at the !
cod, I was in AM/That of a na*e, I
whispering "I deg or "I will)
whenever there' was expectant
silence, lie finished the service,
'and with a big: smile askedd
,''Wotild you care to salute the
, bride?" I didn't. know it was over,
so promptly responded "I will'
,and stood there waiting for the'
FAR') OF TOA,N1IS
COMING EVEZM
wenici bite thank nay frieriela BIRTHS IrDI4 SALE
l and neighbors for visits,: cards and
..troats while I was a patient In
Wingh4n3 General Hospital • an4„
Victoria Ifolvita, L9.4000., 1040
would like to thank all .those Who
helped out at borne-4.010.Yd out-
*ornery, 12* •
rcvvg TRIED THE REST, now
try the best for sparerihs and
NICIIMS--In Elizabeth Steel Ma,
gee HOn/Ital, Pittsburgh, to pt%
and Mrs.' W. Ti„,. Nichols (nee
Mar1911 ' on Saturclay,
February $, 1957, a son-Robert
- Irwin-
AAT FOR SALE. Coed beef by
.; the parte; Viled under license
• from Vie Dept, of Health, Year-
ling betters, trent quarters 31e
arid hiOd, calartera .39e, Raynard
• Aeltert,
pligno 24140
Orb
LAST OAT-it, for Rlisteraft
tines Get. years today at MO-
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Nibbons. 1313
500 STARTED Sussex x Red put-
. Jets for aale„ Apply to Robt.,
ITaYes., Wregeter, phone 76,
9:134'
TAV$ USED FURNITURE. Buy
. and sell, Phone 185, 30.trb •
40-30 BOLT-ACTION repeater. Say-
•.-age rifle, iri, excellent condition
• • Of sale. Apply: to Alvin Wallace,
•.• Blyth, phOne •• 131',
larrIM remembrance will make
a difference-WS Val tine's daY
at MeltibbonS.
PrTi,or ormr.c cokr ta6li
by Mistake on Saturday night at
the Royal T. Oar keys with name
tag were in the Pocket, Person
who left grey coat by nil:Stake
please COntact Ernest Hanna,
Teeswater, phone 172112 Tees-
water, 13b
Saar n e
and SaturdaY evenings,, Coln-
mercial Hotel, Forrhosa, Cc112/57
SATITI43 A, , February
16, 'for Fordwich Community
Carnival. Girls Hockey Game,
Hurtzville vs Forciwich, cos-
tumes, races and relay races and
door prize. Fordwich Community
..Association, CE13*,
1`7-1E WOMEN'S INSTIITUTE iS
holding ,a pot hick supper in the
council chamber at 6.30 o'clock
on Thursday, :February 21, for
members and their families.
Good program after , the meet-.
' "big, •So plan to attend, CE13b
ATTENTION , ALL F.A.RMERS--
We. have our spring grass seeds
in stack. Order now and take
delivery now and avoid higher
prices, Our prices are right.
Chambers' Hardware for all your ,
farm needs, pnohe WrOxeter,
62r5, 13:20b,
Barely TeStralnIng his itnptit-
lonee, he saki; no. The Ore-
meny 'is over, Would you care to
salute the bride-?:' Well, I'd never
heard the expression before, I was
still waiting for the WAY they wind
It up in the mpvies. You know--
"I now pronounce yoii man and
Wife, YOU may: hiss the bride,"
When he said "salute", X was baff-
led, / .thought ;he was saying It
becanse -he knew ra been in the
Air Fare?, I Just stood there lOok;
Mg stupid for a Minute, then col-
lected myself, and was about to
Whip up a snappy salute when the
,bride took things into bee: own
,bands including my head, and
kissed. me ,roundly and soundly.
You •know; that still Makes her
lined, every time she thinks of it.
,It Makes me Mad,. too. Why could-
n't that smart-alee minister have
told me to kiss- :the bride, instead.
of getting fandy about it? o
.Every time the Old Girl reads
about one of 'these elegant wed-
-dings o she gets a little caustic
&milt ours. For one thing, she had
to go and buy her own wedding
ring, I was too busy trying to'
borrow , a car for the- honeymoon
to get down to the jewellers With
When Grace and the Prince were
RILEY-In Wingham General
Hospital, on Thursday, February
7th, 1057, to Mr, and Mrs. 9liver
Riley, Erussels, a son.
McCULLOUGH-In Clinton, Hos,
pital, on Saturday, January go,
1957, to Mr, and Mrs, Bruce 'Mc-
Cullough, a son, ,Geoffrey Wil-
liam.
WANMAN-In Wingham General
Bospital on Thursday February
7th, 1057, to,Mr, and Mrs'. panniel
Waxman, Brussels, Ontario, a
Gino or TH*411cs.,
I express my appreciation and
thanks to all who remelobered un
In any way while t was in Walker-
ton' Hospital,--Douglas Whitfield.,
10'
SALESMAN WANTED
PERSONALS WANTED-3 men with cars for
ftill or part-time sales work. Ap-
ply stating age and full particu-
lars to BOX 8, Advance-Times,
613b
GRAVEL TENDERS
Township of Turnberry
Sealed tenders will be received
by the undersigned' until 2 p.m. on
.Saturday, march 2nd, 1967 for the
;crushing' and hauling Of approxi-
mately $000 yards of r.t4!' gravel,
to be spread to the Satisfaction, of
the road superintendent, not later
;than ,July 1st, 1057, contractor to
;strip and maintain pits. A Marked
clieque for $300 to accompany ten-
ders. Lovv'est or any tender not
;necessarily accepted.
Geo. T. Thomson,
Clerk. 13:20b
Howard.Fullee is in Ashland,
Ohio this Week attending a school
on Myers Preasnre. Systems. •
-Mr, Jas., Elliott, Ellievale, Mrp.,
Mary. McTavish and Mr, and Mrs:.
Cam9ron •MeTtiviSh, were in Lon-
'den ;on Friday attending the fun-
of their bouSin the late MiS,
Annie„Abra.m. " '
A. Coutts is a:patient
'in Wingham General Hospital and
We wish for him a speedy reeovery..
, 7-Mr. and Mrs, Hugh ,Sinnamon
of Wingham spent' Monday at the
home of their daughter, Mrs. Ern-
est Beecroft. , .
W, Sones and son, Mark
of ,Harniltori • are Spending this
week with '4er, parents, Mi. and
ivr4; ;Water Charlton,
,WANTED-Rellable Man as Deal
in Hawn County, Experience not
necessary. A. fine opportunity te
Stela Into old prefitable‘ business
where Rawleigh Products have
been sold for years, Big profits.
Products furnished on credit,
UNIVERSAL Milking machine, 2 Write Rawleigh's Dept: B-443-163 single units for sale. Apply to Montreal, P.Q.
Goo. Q. Martin, Brussels, phone
17115. 13* AGENT required to distribute
MARSHALL "Spring-time" ameoth
top mattresses, :reg. $47,50, Febru-
ary offer, $39,50, two weeks only.
R, Otirrie & Son; Farniture,
1/Vinghain, 13,20b
lViUR1HY-4n Winghain General,
Hospital, on ,Friday; Febrydry
1957, 'to Mr-. ancrlVf.rs, Clifford
Murphy, R.R. 2, Kitchener, a son:.
MORRISON--In Wing,htiin General.
liohpital, on Fridai J.FebruarY
8, 1957,- to. Mr. -and Mrs.
Morrison, R.R. 1, ,Lucknow, a
son. REAL ESTATE Farxiilex products with advan-
tages which can't be duplicated.
Extra faster profits for you every
day. Write for free information
and catalogue to Familex Dept.
44, Station C, Montreal. 13b
Television 7.-It'sa plaee where
all little films go-,,when they're
bad.
500 BALES of Mixed hay for sale.
' Harold Elliott, phone .706W4,
Wiagharn. 13b
CLAFtKE-In Winghatu General:
HosPital, on Saturday, February'
9, 1957,. to Mr. and Mrs, Albert
Clarke, 138 Siebert Avenue, Kit-
chener, a daughter.
McPHERSON7--In Wingham Gen-
dial Hospital, on Saturday, Feb-,
Tuary 9, 1957, to Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas McPherson, •R.R. 2;'
Wingham, a daughter.
ROSS-In Wingham General .Hos-
pital, on Tuesday, February 12,
1957, to Mr. and Mrs: John Reis,
RR., 1, Forinosa, a daughter. ,
EDGAR--Ia. Clinton Hospital on
Friday, February 1, 1957, to Mr;
and Mrs. ,Maitland Edgae, a
daughter,' Brenda Marie, a sister
for Brian and Harry:. ,
FOR SALE
, Partly finished on
Water St., Wingham, nearby C,
Lloyd Or Son Ltd., Berry 'Door and
Weatern Foundry Company. 1.
storey, frame, inselated. Contain-
ing 2 bedrooms, living room'and
kitchen. On lot 70 x 175. This
dwelling can be finished reason-
ably and is offered at a lovii price
for quick sale. Garage in con-
nection.
H. C. MacLean, Realtor,
Wingham, Ont.
Phone 115 23,30b
e Menvealoa
COECMAT
TENDERS WANTED
Tenders for. the, contract of sup-
plying, crushing and -delivering
approximately 12,000 cubic yards
of gravel ' on Morris Tewnship
roads will be received by the un-
dersigned up- until 12 o'clock noon,
March 1, 1957. Crusher is to be
equipped with a three quarger inch
screen.
. A certified cheque for $200 mast
accompany each tender. 'Lowest or'
any tender not aecesaarily accept-
Geo, C. lVfartin, Clerk-:
13:20b
HAY' for sale, Apply to Calvin
, Robinson, 13elgrave, phone 400,74,
1,3*
Unusual Opportunity
Yes, and that's what We mean. I
have a real opportunity for 'a man
Who is from 30 to 50 years 'of age;
a man who is now associated in the
agricultural field; one who is am,.
bitious; a self-starter and capable
of selling, If you have these abili-
ties, why stay in a rut?
Our Company is expanding. At
the present time, we have over 20
District Managers in Western Ont-
tario. This position offers earnings'
in the five-figure bracket, unlimit-
Commissions and override are
paid weekly. ,
Join the leader in its field and
make some real money, Repeat
business, year after year, ensures
continued high earnings. Some of
our newest District Managers have
earned over $7,000.00 in their first
six months with the Company. For'
most of these men, this is their
first ,experience in the selling field.
Remember, applicants must have
agricultural background or connec-
tion, in this field. Applicant must
be a married man, well established
and highly regarded in his area.
Must have a good car.
Write us about yourself, or phone
for an ,appointment to: E. Mc-
Lachlan, Vice-President, "Na-
Chars" Plant Food Coinpany,
manfacturers of "Na-Chums"Liquid
Fertilizer, 2 Langarth Street,
West, London, Ont. 13b
111-Fl EQUIPMENT: 20 watt,
Heathltit W4M amplifier . and
.pre-amp, Eleetroberrie tuner;
Garrard changer (diamond sty-
• lus); all in cabinet; Separate
dual - ;speaker corner cabinet.
Phone 870 evenings.
SUfiAR 'N SPICE
By Bill Smiley
A lot of'Irien, referring to the
ancient custom ,of taking unto
themselves a wife, are wont to
wax hard-boiled and sYnical. "If
I had. it to -do over again, you'd
never.get me -walking up that aisle.
Nosir, not me, boy! Once bitten,
twice shy." And so on. This sort
of thing is usually spoken in their
wives' hearing, to the accompani-
ment of vast winks and heavy nud-
ges, by baldheaded old birds who
have lost ,their teeth and couldn't
get Grandma Moses to walk down
the aisle with them.
Anyway, I don't' feel that way
at. all. Every ,so often, I wish I'
Could get married • again,- Don't
get me wrong now. I'd marry the
same dame.. I couldn't stand an-
other .ten years 'of, learning, that
woomen Are about ' 120 per cent
smarter than men. Not with 'a new
one, anyway.
••But when the Old Trouble an •
Strife starts reading aloud the ac-
counts of, some big, posh wedding,
I get this feeling' that I'd like to
Italie another 'Whack at the whole
business of getting spliced. Not
that our 'wedding 'didn't have a
certain simple dignity; with accent
on the simple lint it all Went so:
fast I didn't get a chance to enjoy
it. ,
',You know how you it in charch
and wonder Whether you can af.;
ford to put in an oil furnace, while
the minister waxes eloquent on the
sins of man? Well, I wasn't thinking
about an 'Oil furnace, but I certain-
ly wa.sift paying inuelic attention
to the "love, ,honour and Cherish"
business during our 'nuptial cere-
mony.. .
"HOly old jtimpia," I thought,
'ar,,rhat am I doing here with a
strange woman? This is insane. I
don't want to get married. I'm
only a boy." 'Fighting th4 impulse
Alt, flee, .sneaked a look at the
bride. She wore' that holy look of
vast assurance, and palm that de-
scends on ,all brides the' minute
they have-, you securely 'Onset/need
in front of a preacher.
She evidently noticed my panic
for,she gave me a little belt with
her elbow and a small frown, the
Hullo Folks!
How ra ,W in :a 'Practical 1.:3et
Some years ago a truek broke down - 'apparently - in the
middle-of the Place ,de l'Opera in Paris and the driver, as the old'
song goes,. had to get out and get under.
GARRY seed oats for sale; ApPly
to Leslie Fdrtune, phone 'Wrox-
_ eter 12R9. • 13*
. For. Ihidf an hour his toes protruded from under tne"old hack
as he worked away at the failure. Several policemen were called
and feverismy,:directed traffic• around the stalled truck.
Finally the driver emerged; thanked the.
men, and drove off, with a quiet. smile on his face.
That Same day he collected several thousand
dollars from his friends. They had bet I '• that
he couldn't go to the busiest intersection hi, Paris
in the Middle of. the rush hour and lie on his
hack for 30 minutes.
ICS "name was Horace DeVere. Cole, now dead,
who was, one of England's most famouS Prac-
tical jokers.
The story reminded Ole that it Wasn't SO long'
.ago that the constant necessity "to get oat avid
get under" was an accepted,part Of owning a, ear.
LOKI4g•McDONALp These days cars are ' built -sturdily and tightly
and they don't .suffer as often from> major
mechanical breakdowns.
. 'It still. pays to hire' an eXperienced serviceman though, like
the; factory-trained experts at our place, to get under once in a
While'for a thorough insPecticht
PAIN OF RHEUMATISM, Sciatica,
• Lumbago,. can be helped by tak
•
-
ing., RUMACAPS, Recarnmencled
• by thousands of thankful users.
Ask yolir Druggist, 13b
EXECUTOR!S SALE of
' REAL ESTATE
The undersigned has received in-
strtiction to sell bY Public Auction'
at the residence of the late Rob-
ert Ritchie, Lucknow; Ontario,
Saturday, February 16th, 1957. "at
the hour ,Of 3 o'clock in the after=
noon, the following residential and
farm property:
The residence-The residence' of
the late Robert Ritchie, situated on
Lot No. 310, on the West Side 'of
Stauffer Street; in the. Village. of
Lucknow. There is a six room two
storey frame house.,,,in. good condi=
tion, situated on the said premises,
with new Oil furrittee, kitchen cup-
boards,. modern bathroom and good
garage, two blocks from business
Section.
The farm-One hundred acres of
good farm land and being the
north half of lbt No. 4, Concession
Eleven, Eastern Division, Ashfield
Township. Approximately six acres
in bush, remainder in hay, pasture
and cultivation. Frame barn, 50'5
55', with steel, roof, cement stab-
ling, artesian well, water. in stable.
The above properties will be of-
fered for sale subject' to • reserve
bids and conditions of sale.
Terms-Ten percent of purchase
price on day of sale; balance within
30 days.
J. G. Ritchie, Mitchell, Ontario,
Andrew Ritchie, ,R. R.; 7, Lucknow,
Onterib, Wm. Graydon Ritchie,. R.
R„ 7, Lucknow, Ontario, Executors;
Wellington Henderson, Auctioneer,
13b
• TENDERS
'Township of Turnbi.rry
Sealed tenders Will be received
by theundersigned until 2`p.in; on..
Saturday, March 2nd., 1957 for -a
proximately 600 lbs. of Warble Fly.
Powder. Lowest or any tender mit
necessarily accepted.
Geo. T. Thomson, Clerk •
13:20b
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SLIGHTLY :INSANE?
Another blast from a, very well
known Toronto columaist-"If you.
werel selling a profitable conimod-;
ity would you net thiak it para.'
doxical; or even slightly insane, to
warn customers against"' it?" . '
Thils he writes aboUt one aspect
of the liquor policy of' the-Mani-
toba- Government. It has set
aside: $50;000 :lot' advertising that
points out the danger of 4ncitil-
Once. He quotes the head of the
advertising committee' Of ,six ' ap-
pointed by ,the GOverpmenk-"Our
.aimls to reaeh the broadest pos-
sible ;audience , with factual and
unbiased material that will attract
and held reader intereat.'
"Slightly insane?" -Mist sensible,
surely, on all counts. -"A profit-
able commodity?" To ;the trade,
assuredly: To the' Government?
No! 'LI Ontario indulgence in li-
quor posts the prevince two and
a half times as much as the liquor
tax received. This economic and
'social cost of indulgence, in terms
of extra palice and court costs,
and social services,' is staggering,
to say nothing of the awful cost
'of human irnisery entailed . . .
Well done, ManitOba!
• GOOD USED B. T. and Pedlar
steel stalls and stanchions, water
howls, steel post, cow, calf and
. pens, litter carriers at about
• , half price. Apply te .L. H. Koenig
& Co., Box 31, Mitch/lay, phone
; 56. • Concrete and steel stable
. 13,20,27*
QUANTITY of good mixed hay,
scjaare bales for sale. Lance
13townridge, • Maxwell, phone
.. Beaverton 26R11. 13b
TENDERS
Township. of • Turnber#
Sealed tenders will be received
by the Undersigned until 2 p.m. on
,Saturday, March and, for Warble
Fly Spraying for the 1957 season.
Lowest or any tender,not necessar-
ily accepted.
Geo. T. Thonison, Clerk
13:20b
FRAME KITCHEN building at 39
, Sohn Street • for sale. To be
.tken .alVay. Telephone 343.
• 23,30;6b
. . Mainteoance on a ear isn't- a' major' expense, hat it can save
real Money -en the major costs of a. Cal', fuel and depreciation.
The failure to -get :a simple tube job makes the. 'ciigine Work
hardei,:-.using• ore fuel and. increasing :engine • Wear. And the
'shape,, your car is in. can affect its resale price la as • 11 as
20.percent. • • . .
,...Don't be fooled: by. foggy advertising that hides the real price
of a car.That's our subject for our.,next colUran .-'along with
seine thinks We've heard about fogs.theraseivea.;
.I/EAVY DUTY 10 ft. hydraulically •• operated type Vrake suit
• able for -heavy sheet metal work,
; will: bend up to 10 gauge; price
• $295.00; heavy duty Robertson.
• power hack saw, hydraulic lift,
price $125.00, terms available
Louis Blake, RR. 2, Brussels
phone 42r6 Brussele. • 30:6e
TENDERS' WANTED "
Tenders-' tosupply a three quar-
ter ton truck for the Township of
Morris ' be received. 'by the
undersigned up until 12 o'clock
noon March 1 1957:
Truck is to be equipped' with a
apare:.tire, heater and directional
lights.
Lowest or any tender not neces-
sarily accepted.
Geo. Q. Martin, Clerk ,
. 13:20b
7 LOST
4.40146, f•••fu., kr&
SAM'47Peo V*'408•V•Aerg
POSSE
9
v, .01:00 :16: S
5/.ZE,.9 560//CE
TOBOGGAN lost on the 10th con-
Cession of East Wawanosh be-
tween coraer and H. Coultes'
gate. Finder please contact R,
Coultea, phone 743W4. 13*
How WANTED-
• 'GENERAL MACHINIST- OR.
MECHANIC
Prefer qualified man who has
• had trade training or- experience or
• hoth, on lathe, Milling machine: and
surface and cylindrical grinders
and who • cars make parts from
drawings using hand tools and the
above maChines, '
Will ceinsider applicants without
•experience oh all of the above
machines but who have mechanical
aptitude and have maehine shop
or automotive experience,
. Party hour week, all benefit
plans, eight paid holidays, and two
• weekS• vacation. Write or phone
collect to:` '4
I. 0, MacArthur 2
NAT,IONAL CARBON compAlqy
widherton, °al-trio, 6:13i)
MISCELLANEOUS
hoe .0, • •
:TEE'S TAXI
S YOUR TELEVISION properly
insured for all risk coverage?
Per information phone 293, Stew-
art A. ,Scott, Wingham. 2rrb
ELLIOTT REAL 'ESTATE AGENCY
Blytho. Ofitirio Phone:l.i14
GORDON ELLIOTT, BROKER
Plerning Ballagh, Salesman, Victor Kennedy, Salesman,
Res, Phone i 6861, Wingham, Res. Phone,' 78, Blyth
'Large Farm Listing, Dwellings SplhishieSS Property
Listings and Inquiries, Invited.
"WE SPECIALIZE IN GIVING STIRVKIIT)
ttttt tttt t tttt tt 1.4.. t ii iii i enemies ii tttttttttt istioileelkse ii ei i Illsel iiiii iseeilites lllll sesissoliie eu,IIOIflhIufflhsllIIluI,
Day anct Night Service
PHONE 185
au la an Ns
TENDERS
Township of Turnberry
Sealed tenders Will he received
by the undersigned until 2 pm.. on
Saturday; March 2nd, 1957 for
Warble Fly Inspepter for the 1957
season: Applicant to supply his
crWn transportation, Lowest or any
tendet ,,not necessarily accepted.
Ged, T, Thomson, Clerk
1320b
DON'T FORGET your Valentinel
„Still a complete assortment to
chooSe from at McKlbbons. 13b
FOR RENT
APARTMENT for rent on Joeph-
ine Street, 5 rooms arid bath, hat
and cold water, heavy duty
wired, easily heated, Apply to R.
J. Galbraith., 23trb
STEWART A. SCOTT can new save
you 15% on your car or truck in-
surance. Yearly or six montha
policies are available. Special
rates for fanners. For thrther
Information phone 293, Wingliam,
29rrh HEATED APARTMENT fOr rent,
" possession immediately, Apply to
A. J. Leekridge, phone 205. •
23rrb
BY
$ANF2ARY SEWAGE disposal
Septic tanks, eesspodls, cellars, ,
etc., pumped and cleaned, quick
service, all work guaranteed,
Apply Louis Blake, phone 42r6,
Brussels, 1.15rrb
WANTED PREPAYING tiRAVIia, TENDERS
Township of lifowlek
Tenders plainly marked- as to
content will be received by the
undersigned up to rp.rn, Fridan
Marah. 1 for crushing and hauling'
10,-000 mi, yda, more or is of
gravel to be V, inch seen and
4,000lll, ds. more or 'less to he
I% hid.' screen, Gravel to be
bred anywhere in the Township of
floWiek under. direction Of the road
superintendent. Pits, are to be
Stripped and Maintained by the
Crintilietor to satisfaction of road
Siiperinterident. All toads are to be
levelled at the Pit, the Work not
tp be started earlier than July 1st,
and completed by September 15th
Por further particulars Contact the
road superintendent. Anson Oa).
braith, gOririe, Ontatlo, A certified
cheque flit of the tender to
ateritripany same, Lowest or any
Lender. nOt need/On/lily aceepted,
Harold Pelle*, Clerk;
reetriship of Howlek,
Gerrie, Ontario., 13 20h
CRAVVFOlill
HETHERINCTON
• CLEAN 6-quart boakets wanted,
To be brought in on Friday. Ap-
ply to Carl Bondi. 13b
BUSINESS and
.:-PROFESSIONAL
piREcroRy
APARTMENT for rent. Phone 329,
' 13b
5 ROOM APARTMENT for relit.
Reduced rent during winter
months. Phone 207. 13;20b
6.'S Ode, •
WI NG,HAM
00
PPoRargti
24•••14
PIOT MORTGAGE of $2,600 on
a business property Veined at
•$),44100, Per further information
regarding this investment. propti.„
hition Write Bog 6, 'Advance-
• TimeS. 23,30,6?
3 ATERLOO CA.a ILE Breeding
Association "Where Better Wills
Are Used", 'Tor artificial in.-
Sernination" infer/nation or set'-
'Vice from all breeds of cattle,
phone the Waterloo Cattle
Breeding Association at Clinton,
Hu 2-3441 Or Milditay 130112 be.
tween tan and 9:3e toil. We
have all breeds available top
OtlelitY at low cost 25rrt,
Barristers, solicitors, Etc.
Wingham, Phone 40
X, H. cRAVVIVRo, Q:C.
n. S.
AMBULANCE SERVICE
CURRIE'S. AMBULAJ10E, Wing-
ham, Safe, courteous Service.
Phone Day 61, Night 716, or 636,
13trli
A. H. IFTAVISH J. W. BUSHFIELD Town of Wingham
1957 Taxes
Takpayers may tila,ke parrriellts on aecount
HEADSTOCK' vvAiorign
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR
'Ind NOTARY runtto
TEESWATEU ONTARIO',,
TelOphofle 211
WroSeiter-,--Eveiy,Wedrientlity
htterrinon, 27-4 0.01,,. 'fir
• by appointment.
15EADSTOCK. leineVed promptly
' for. sanitary dispoSal, FREE Pick
upr on larger athssals, reasonable
,collection charge for' small .m11-
.01109. Phoile Celleet Wingham
^10 478; Pailtrierston 123W br.. Dar-
hani 396.. Cordon YoUng Limited.
•• 6rib
'Barrister, Solicitor, llotlirY, Etc.
MOney
to 'Man
Office-Meyer Iflock WitiNhksil
ILENBEITS FOR GRAVEL YOUR WATCH CONDITIG1VED
No parts missing or ()Winged
CLINTON' WATCH SERVICE
Clinton, Ontario
rrb
PO knot Vomit** TeWiatihip
Tenders Will be received by the
undersigned One O'clock
'Ttieeday„ .1Wartit. 5th, 1951 ftit hatdo
ing and approgiMitteiy
1000 eit, yd, 'Of viva deliested eu
township roads, .LOWent Or ntiy teti4
doe not necessarily accepted,
to PAO through- %.Seretrii. * Mark
ed cheque tor 060,00' to accompany
each tondos.
Stuart %tenancy,
reed superintendent,
' Wiligharni Ontario,
a 1957 taxes up to 80 per cetit. of 1956 taxes'.
*IlitereSt. at the rate ,of ,Itour per tent, per
ailliulli will be allowed on such prepayments,
01 eintesifehOiiiiiiiiiiNiteisii40,141'netelitini
WELLINfiTON FIRE Frederick F. Homuth
R.O.
Carol E. Hornuthp R.O.
Mr.. Viola a 110111116 R.O.
orrostEttusts
PHONE 1111
011441#40
V
0,,K Oldetre Name*
Slot Given Out FINANCING A CAR?
berate. you buy ask about ,our
Lel* de/St Eirlaileing Se/1Oct with
complete Insurance, Coverage,
STEWA4T SCOTT
Ph ft*
• SW;
Lioneittico tonpany
Est, 1619
An all Canadian Coharittitt *MA ,
.taithtolly .served 10110 loilifor4 too two it
!. '0000040e torente
usotios
Wittithini
Prepayments of takes must be made at , the
TOWT1 TrcaStirdr'S 01114, '.ton Our ruieri
me 'Or RillilitaSS
, tlikt an.
"• te. thia,
eitit,eh Of . at the
larkli •Wherl aftrint of a
righteoris eithec i teitigor :than
All the limits of otter,:-- William
W.A., GALBRAITH, Tresituret i
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