The Wingham Advance-Times, 1961-05-31, Page 4PERCY CLARK
PLUMBING - HEATING
SHEET METAL WORN:-.-
PH.255 - WINCHAM
BUTLER, DOOLEY
and CLARKE
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS
Trustee in Bankruptcy
Licensed Municipal Auditor
39 West Street JA. 4-8253
GODERICH, ONTARIO
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work being to train national girIS
as nurses, and of her williagness to
again undergo sacrificial exper-
iences in concentration eanips to
aid Christ's mission on, earth,
Mrs. Feagan and Mrs, Day aaf
Weigh:am sang a duet.
Mrs. Henderson invited the mean-
hers of Presbyterial to meet in
Laeknow next year, and after Mrs.
Mackay of Ripley closed, the 'meets
ing with prayer, there was a social
hour spent in the Sunday School
room of the church.
bromeht, greethigs and showed- the
necessity of recognizing Christ's
open, deer, "We must have a one-
ness With Christ, thereby keeping
our doors open, enabling UN to en-
large our work."
interesting and concise- reports
!were •given 'by 'the delegates from
'.the Sarnia ,Synodical meeting.
Miss Marion. Williamson paid a
laving tribute to the departed' mem-
AterS Of the Presbyterial,. and, Mrs,
, J MeKinney of Teeswater clos-
ed` the, morning meeting 'with -pray-
Ma
: At the evening session, the de-
votions were taken by members of
the Kleeardirie Evening Auxiliary,
Mrs. jack Pym, Mrs, James Reid
and Mrs. Jack Normal), who pre-
sented many interesting facts
about the Good Samaritan.
A welcome to this: session was
given by Mrs L. Phillips, president
of !Wingham Evening Auxiliary,
-and the Wingham Junior Choir
, sang a pleasing. nomber,
Mrs. Raison Introduced it most.
enlightening message by reading
from -Romans 12, B. Phillips'
version. She spoke of some prob-
lems in our time, such as the lack
of consecration, of the Sabbath, the
use of alcohol becoming common
and the result of exploitation of
sex in .•ferns. 'l'he church must
tli„ytiung -people and give
thein eninething the world can't
-give. IS Christ satisfied with the
way our organizations carry on
'their work? What does our -church
.look like -to Him? To- help us give
our best„to- the church, Jet us have
e 'quiet -time with God every day,
practise'regular church attendance,
.have regular Bible study and prac-
tise the 'presence of Christ in com-
munications with others,
Mrs. W. Ballagh of Teeswater
held a .graduating class for a
C:G.I,T, group.
Mrs; J. Pollock, Teeswater, re-
ported on the 'Evening Dept. Con-
ference in New St James' Church,
CL-ondon-, telling particularly of Sar-
ah Perkins, who had served as a. missionary in- China, her special
*ow .eRESH moos
.11011ERATOR EXTENDS:
'fiREETINOS. Tit WIMP
Tllie 1'i iuglaaiut Advance-'*nee;, Weineailinv, May 31, twit
teArtel7Seetellt4; t
of
lealir14111M6.Sr.. Orefs1)11Ye.
PreebYterian, Church in Canada
wee held in $.t. Andre w'e Church- on
'Thursday with Mrs, F. Moffat, pre,
eident, presiding at both' afternoon-
;and evening sessions. • The theme
;of the meetings- was "Oar Chid-
Tn the afternoone the devotional'
Messages were given' by the Dun,
;gannon. ladies, Mies Iva Carl: Mrs.
Robert McAllister' and Mrs, F.
Jones. The ladies were asked to
accept the challenge which Christ
gave to His disciples; using their
time, talents arid treasury as Chris-
tian
Miss
stenncls should.a,on icins on, president of
the Winghaln Afternoon Auxiliary,
gave a cordial welcome to- all pre-
se t.
with an 'Honorary Life.wi
Mrs, Morgan Henderson, Leek-
riow, presented- Mrs. Sam Robinson,
,F
Membership certificate, comment-
ing on her faithful work in the
Society throughout the years,
Mrs, John °stream. Wingham, was
soloist and H. V. Pym, church or-
ganist, presided at the organ chin,
ing both meetings.
Mrs. Victor Raison, Dundee,
brought an inspiring message, in-
troducing it 'by showing charts de-
picting the trend of membership
the church through the years, 'and
disclosing the deplorable fact that
there is such a lack of interest In
so many places. Remedies she ad-
vised to relieve this illness are
household visitation, -proving the
power of prayer, deepening the
roots, reading about missions, us-
ing duplex envelopes and reaching
more women,
Rev. Neil McCombie, Ripley, as
Moderator of t In e Presbytery,
CARDS Or THANKS 111 1'illf9MORIA111 TAXI SERVICE FOB SA,LE. CARS VOR SALE - _
19.53 PONTIAC convertible for sale.
Also Willys jeep, Both in good
condition, Wingham, Body Shop.
31b
19 57 PLYMOUTH for sale. Excel-
lent condition, automatic push-
button drive with radio. Con-
tact Barrie Machan above Simp-
sons Sears week days after 5
p.m, 31.1'
10MP:LF,TE. OLITFIT-Boat, 1110-
tor,. trailer, tarp far sale. Can be
seen at •Lillaw's .Garage, Eine.
Veda, nettsorkgbk, 31b
PALE BLUE. brocaded taffeta
aerat-formai gown, size 12-14. Also
pale binft taffeta street dress.
Mono .01041. - Sib
-LAI:MAW :In loving memory .cif
Mrs, Herb Laidlaw, who passed
away three years ago, June gild,
1958.
Always remembered and sadly
Missed by bet heehend and family,
31h
We wish to sineetely thaelt all
those who contributed to the puree
of money which was presented to
us on Wednesday night. Hen and
Arlene Calkinson. 31"
LEE'S TAXI SERVICE and Hunt-
ing and Fishing License Issuer.
Phone 185. 3rrb Horticulturists of the Ontario
Department of Agriculture say:'
that 'the bloom is .eilt off Easte),
lilies after they flower, and thee
bulbs arc planted outdoors when
the danger of frost is over, they
May bloom again in the fall and
sometimes oven winter over,. If pre-
teetee.
• RC;oimoszO lE1vENTs
wish to thank my friends and
neighbors for lovely treats, cards
and flowers sent me while a pa-
tient in IVingharn Hospital, Spec-
tat thanks to Mrs. Morrey and her,
nursing staff, Fr. Vivian' and Dr.
YreKibbon. Mrs. lad. Fitzpatrick.
31b
CORRUPT UNITED CHURCH gard-
en party Wednesday, June 14th.
Supper 5-8. Admission, adults
$1.00, public school children 40e,
('E31-71)
AUCTION: SALE
•
AUCTION SALE of farm stock and
implements Will he held There-
day, ,Tune 1St, at one o'clock
sharp at the Mont of Cletus fiela
'Unger, B Line, Ternberry, Ter me
,All sums $25: and under, cash;
over that amount 6 months credit
on approved joint notes et 6%
per annum. -Cletus Rettinger,
Prop,; L. G. Bryce, Auct. Sib
CLEARING AUCTION SALE for
Mrs. Margaret lefeKercher, Wrox-
eter Arena, Friday, June 2nd, at 2
p.m. Terms-Cash, Large size
spaeeheater; rangette; small frig;
kitchen cabinet; chroMe table; an-
tique cabinet; chesterfield suite;
antique lamp; 2 cedar chests; an-
tique dishes and glassware; set of
dishes; kitehen table rand chairs;
bedroom suite (antique); quantity
of bedding, cooking utensils and
many other articles too numerous
to mention. L. G Bryce, Auction-
eer. 31b
/14•140,-.
DOZEN; quart sealers for sale,
95e dozen, 6 dezeir pints„ 75c doz.
1085W. 31b
USED! ehn and hemlock lumber for
,safe. James Devereaux, R. R. 2,
aeknow,
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
ONE HEAVY DRAFT MARE' for
sale, S years olii, Also one pony.
W. J. Clark, phone 141.
FOR RENT
toi( MASTER
PLUMBER
I wish to sincerely thank all.
those Who romeraborea me with,
cards, visits, and treats while re-
covering from my accident.- Geo.
Richardson. 311'
I wish to thank my friends and
neighbours for cards, treats and
visits while a patient in Wingham
General Hospital. Special thanks
to Mrs. Morrey and her nursing
staff and Rev. C. F. Johnson.-•Mrs,
In, Barnes. 311,
Mrs, Peter Gowans, Minnie St„,
wishes to thank all her dear rela-
tives and friends for making her
90th birthday on Saturday, May 27,
a very happy and memorable oc-
casion which she will not soon for-
get, 31,*
ONE APARTMENT to rent, on
main street, Phone 008 or 207.
31b I li'MO.Va‘al ER, studio couch, 2
chesterfield chairs, automatic
washer for sale, Phone 945. 311'
CEDAR, POSTS for sale, also buck
rake for Ford or Ferguson trac-
tor. Raymond Neill, R. R. 1,
Wroxeter. 31t
FRESH YOUNG COW with calf at
Not 'for sale, Phone A, Jacewicz,
632W4, 31b
YOU'LL SAVE A LOT
-YESSIREE
INSTALLING-OUR
SATI-I UNITS
OF QUALITY ;
wANyrni)
2-3 BEDROOM HOUSE or apart-
ment wanted to rent. Phone 332J.
31."
10 WEANLING PIGS; 18 chunks
for sale. Stanley Marks, phone
729.14. • 311'
POWER LAWN Mower, reel type,
18 inches wide, or sale cheap.
William Meritley, phone Wrox-
eter 7121, 31b
S 2 YOUNG SOWS for sale, due to
farrow in - ten days. Also 3'S
month old' Collie pup, good heel-
ing strain, Phone Brussels 378W6.
31b
. .
MALE HELP WANTED
. -• -
HIGH SCHOOL BOY for work
after school and Saturdays at Ad-
vance-Times office. Start at once.
Apply at office, in person please.
REGISTERED Beagle for sale, 2
years old. Contact Barrie Me-
ehan above Simpsons Sears after
5 p.m. week days. 31°
DURHAM CONCRETE BLOCKS
now available at H. N. Gowdy &
San, Carrie. Tile 'of all kinds.
Prices reasonable. 31-7.14-21b
rocamwe FOR SALE
350 RED HONNEGER, pullets for
sale, • started to lay, Phone
618W21, Wingham, or apply to
Norm Cook, Betgrave. 31b
TEACHER WANTED
I wish to thank my friends and
neighbours for the cards and letters
and a special thanks to the Home
League ladies and Capt. and Mrs.
Newman for the flowers sent, while
I was a patient in Victoria Hos-
pital.----Mrs, Alvin Bannerman. 31b
Qualified ProteStant teacher re-
quired, starting September term.
for S .S. No. 4, St, Helens; by the
West Wawanosh Township School
Area. Please give salary expected
and qualifications to IV. A. Stewart,
Secretary, Dungannon, Ont. 31b
CLEARING
AUCTION SALE
on
Saturday, June 3 at 2 p.m,
for
MRS. GEORGE GLOUSHER,
Lower Wingham
TERMS-CASH
Kitchen Stove, Kitchen Table
and -Chairs, Electric Washer, West-
inghouse refrigerator, nearly new;
Electric Stove, Kitchen Cupboard,
Day Bed, Antique Clock, Gramaa
phone and records, Coal or Wood
Heater, Singer Sewing Machine, 2
Beds with spring and mattress,
Cream Separator, Studio Couch
and 2 Occasional Chairs, Radio,
Space Heater, Dishes and other
articles too numerous to mention.
Mrs. George. Glousher, Prop.
L. G. Bryce, Auctioneer, 31b
FOR BEST BUY in New or Re-
conditioned Sewing Machines
visit Smitty's Shopping Centre;
Hanover. (We service all makes).
17-21-31b
'SUMMER PROPERTIES FOR
i
SALE, RENT OR WANTED
:REDDI-BUILT homes and cot-
tages, prefab and erected. Free
literature. Easy terms: See our
samples, Genoe Lumber, Orange-
ville, Ontario Phone 990,
M3-Ati30b
BIRTHS FEMALE HELP WANTED
4111•01111144144, MISCELIAN'EOUS USED CHESTERFIELDS - Four
front which to choose. All in good
condition. Prices set for quick
sale. Hurry. Don't miss these
bargains at Walker Home Fur-
nishings, phone 106, Wingham,
31-7b
COMPANION - HOUSEKEEPER
wanted. Good wages, Apply Box
45, Adva.nce-Times, 31b Rotary Hog Feeders
SPECIAL AT $ 3 5 .00 ea.
BAKER-At the Wingbane General,
Hospital, on Wednesday, May 24,
1961, to Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Ba-
iter, Lucknow, a son.
HAVENS---At the Wingham Gen-
eral Hospital, on Thursday, May
25, 1-981, to Mr, and Mrs. Roy
Havens, Lucknow, a son.
SCOTT-At the Wingham. General
Hospital, on Thursday, May 25,
1961, to- Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm
Scott, Beigrave, a daughter.
ERRINGTON-At the Wingham
General Hospital, on Friday, May
26, 1961, to Mr. -and Mrs: -Harold
Errington, R.R, 2, Auburn, a son.
RIDNIVIOK-At the Wingham Gen_
era) Hospital, on- Monday, May
29, 1961, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Renwick, R.R. 2, Teeswater, e
daughter.
LAWN MOWERS REPAIRED and
sharpened. Borden Jenkins, i0rrb
RELIABLE WOMAN wanted to
assume household duties and care
for children, age 2 and 4, for two
weeks beginning end June. Phone
Brussels 38R6, 24-31°
CUSTOM PLOWING, cultivating
and harrowing. Call Harold Den-
nis, 658W2, Wingham. 24:31b SALES HELP WANTED, MALE
— FEED UP TO 35 HOGS----- RAWLEIGH BUSINESS NOW
OPEN IN Townships Tiirnberry,
Wawanosh East and West and
Ashfield. Trade well established.
Excellent opportunity. Full time.
Write at once, Rawleigh's, Dept.
E-453-189; 4005 Richelieu, Mon-
treal. 31b
. TV ANTENNA and installation.
Year round service. Phone Doug
Harker, 392-6140, Teeswater, Ont.
22rrb
ELECTROLUX SALES AND SER-
VICE-Authorized dealer, H. A.
Mepermitt, Fordwich, phone
59.31, Contact Mrs, L. McDoug-
all, phone 553W, Wingharn, for
service. Arrange for free demon-
stration. 29rrb
17 Cu. Ft. CHEST FREEZER $239.00
EVERYTHING IN DURO PUMP, FOR
YOUR WATER SUPPLY.
Barb Wire = Woven Fence - Steel Posts.
COME IN AND LOOK AROUND
STENOURANIER"
WANTED
FOR GENERAL
OFFICE WORK
State Qualifications
SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED
Modern equipment used. All work
guaranteed. Write Louis Blake,
R. R, 2, Brussels, Phone 442W8,
Brussels. 1148rrOc4 5
NOTICE OF COUNCIL MEETING'
HOWICK. TO,WNSIIIP
The regular June meeting of the
Howick Township Council will be
held on Tuesday, June 6th, 1961.
Please note the change of date.
Sib J. H, Pollack, Clerk,
QIJANITIIV of light red concrete
(double) brick for sale, ideal for
remodelling store front, porch,.
plantem.patio„ etc, Algo Apnr,rr
for Cline's Ornamental Wrought
Iron railing and lamp posts. Con-
tact Earl Heywood, Wingham
104/ 311'
• TRUCK LETTERING
• COMMERCIAL SIGNS
COX SIGNS
HEADSTOCK WANTED
CHAMBERS HARDWARE DEAD ANIMAL Disposal. Act We•
have been licensed to remove
your dead and crippled farm ani-
mals under the above Act. For
free removal call Collect, Wing-
ham 378, Palmerston 123W or
Elmira, MOhawk 9.5564, Gordon
Young tElmira) Limited'. License
100-0 61, rrb
- PHONE Oil WRONCTER
rrb. Apply Box 46,
Advance-Times
A COMPLETE SIGN SERVICE
PH. 518, WALKERTON nrata QUEEN Sales and Ser-
vice, repairs to, all makes of
vacuum cleaners. Used cleaners
of all makes for sale. Robert K.
Peck,, Varna,. telephone I-Tensall
696R2. Vtrrb
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITY
RAINY DAY BLUES? Don't let it
get you clown. Have a Craft
Master Paint By Number set on
hand and watch the hours fly!
You can even paint while watch-
ing TV. And Msyk's on Josephine
Street have the biggest selection
of paint sets in Wingham, And
•we handle artist supplies and
brushes of every kind, 111h
DIED • GIRLS!
YOUNG WOMEN!
Here's an interesting,
well-paid job:
HEWER, Mrs. Laura"M„ 88 years.
Resident of Galt the past 14
years, native of Delmer, resided
in Wingham, Tillsoniyurg' and
Woodstock before -going to Galt.
Survivors, son, Lloyd B. of Wind-
sor; daughters, Mrs. Ron Har-
rison, Mrs, John McCartney and
Mrs. Irene Cronin, all of Galt.
Funeral on Saturday, May 27.
0 - 0 7 0
WESTLAKE, FRED ASHTON,
74, Listowel, Monday, in Listowel
Memorial Hospital, Native of Turn-
berry Township, employee Spinrite
Yarns and• Dyers Ltd. Survivors:
Wife, former Luella Hopf; son,.
Stewart, Rockcliffe; daughter, 'Miss
Marjorie Westlake, -at home; bro-
thers, George, Wroxeter;
Goderich; Frank, Vancouver; Rob-
ert, Moose Jaw; Charles; Tugaske,
Sask.; Arthur, Toronto; sisters,
Mrs. W. 3. Maxwell, Wroxeter;
Mrs. Harry Pflance, Stratford;
Mrs. A. Meehan, Windsor, Service
Wednesday, 2 p.m., at the Me-
'Laughlin and Reed- funeral home,
Listowel. Burial 'in Wroxeter Cem-
etery.
DEAD STOCK WANTED 111.111111i1111111)11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111
. TEESWATER FRESH, DEAD, DISABLED
COWS; HORSES, $7.00 melte
• MINK HOR,SFS; 46 lb,
A. LORENZ'
DURHAM • Call long distance -DuitilAlif
493 collect
Major Oil Co. interested in establishing a Farin
Agent to distribute petroleum products to Farm
Trade and Heating Oil Customers in the Wing:-
ham and Teeswater area
-reasonable initial investment required
-financial assistance to responsible appliennts
-good commission rates and popular franehise
-Will develop' into a strong, secure business of your own
INTERESTED PARTIES- PLEASE PHONE
W. WYLIE, SEAFORTH 567
FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS
SINGER SALES & SERVICE-aRe.
pairs to all makes of sewing
machines, *vacuums and floor
polishers. Used machines for sale.
Phone 665, Whighara, George
Henderson. larrb-
ASSEMBLY YARD
O.H.P.C.
Monday 8 a.m.-3 p.m.
flogs ,delivered-only deduction 40c
Pickup Service-50e per hog-maxi-
mum to any producer $4.00
Phone Collect:
Teeswater 3924514 (Res.)
or 392r7361 (Yard)"
ICLAIR M. GRANT, Mgr.
-.Ate
Co-shipper of CAME each WED-
NESDAY at 85e cwt. to U.C,O.,
Toronto. 31*
Company of Canada 0111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111•1111111
Wingham
}fours: 8-12; 1-5
TELEPHONE
OPERATOR CURRIE Flarth
AMBULANCE OWEN SOUND Typewriter Co.,
Authorized dealer for Olympia
typewiltbra. Complete service' on
MI Makes of typewriters, adding
maehines and (lash registers,
For prompt and efficient service
phone FR. 6-4841, 13rrb
NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED
FULL PAY WHILE TRAINING
GOOD STARTING SALARY
REGULAR INCREASES
PLEASANT OFFICES:
FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE
APPLY Now
The Bell Telephone
ACHESON'S , WINGHAM
Day 51; Night 636 or 716
Dead Stock Service
$1.00 per 100 lbs, plus hotels for
dead, old or disabled Mirses and
cattle. please phone promptly to
Atwood Zenith 3-4900
(no toil charge) - or
ATWOOD 356-2622 COLLECT
SEVEN DAY SERVICE
License No. 103C61.
15rrb
FOR FIRST-CLASS
Carpentry Work
Masonry
Home Renovations
Phone 23r12 Brussels
GERALD EXEL MirrbSnei*
REAL ESTATE FOR• SALE
ONE AND A HALF storey brick
house for sale. Apply P.O. Box
457, Wingham. AMBULANCE SERVICE
CALL TAXI BUSINESS for sale. May be
purchased with or without cars.
Terms can be arranged. For more
information call Charlie Lee,
phone 185. 24rrb
31h S. J. WALKER - MARLATT'S
PHONE 106 DAY 189 NIGHT letiO41111.1.11•C•1111.114.11.41/11•110,1••••114111•1.1.11•0,
Dead Stock Service BOXED ' PLANTS
FOR SALE
PETUNIAS MARIGOLDS
SNAPDRAGONS ALYSSUM
PANSIES TOMATOES
ASTERS ZINNIAS
Hybrid TOMATOES CABBAGE
Struthers Transport DWELLING for sale in Teeswater.
Brielt. All modern conveniences
including new oil furnace, Four
bedrooms. Low ceilings. Easily
heated. Well located. Priced to
sell. Apply to Grant MacLennan,
Real Estate. Phone 92 Listowel
or 392-6332, TeesWater. Sib
Department of Highways, Ontario
AUCTION SALE OF
LAND
Property Sale No. L-0221
Approximately 9/10 01' an acre at
land, located at Pt, Lot 11, Cou-
ceasion I, Township of Turnberry,
approximately 1,Vi miles East of
Winghain, fronting on' the east side
of Highway No. 56.
Sale will take place on the property,
aft
1:30 P.M., E.D.S.,T,
TUESDAY, JUNE 20,
1961 •
TEnsis: "Cash" at time of sale.
Purthee informs:thin may be oh,
tainted from:
The Ailetioneer,
Mr. E.
°Bitten, Ontario.
Telephone: 1111 2-9001.
OE
The Departinent of highways,
581 Unroll Street,
Stratforit,
Teiepitram: Stratford e71-4550,
Sale snialetit to reserve bid.
DEPARTMENT OF
HIGHWAYS ONTARIO
31441
J. Gordon MacLean
Died in Toronto
A native of Wingham, John
Gordon MacLean, died in Toronto
;on Saturday at the age of 65.
He was born in Wingham, a son
of the late John A. MacLean and
Sarah Gray. He received his edu-
cation here and -while a resident of
Wingham was widely known as an
entertainer and singer, •and a man
of pleasing personality, He moved
to Toronto Several years ago, whet
he had since resided.
Mr. MacLean is survived by four
brothers, Fred MacLean and H. C.
MacLean, of Wingham; Charles,
Sarnia; Frank, Toronto; and five
sisters? Mrs. Harry (Annie) Bay-
liffe, London; Misses• Margaret end
Sara MacLean, Wingham; Mrs.
Dudley (Helen) Holmes, Goderich,
and Miss Agnes MacLean, Reg.laT,,
Toronto.
Service was held at the It ,
Currie & Son funeral home;: Wing-
ham, at 2 pab., Tuesday, With in-
terment in, the Wingham Cemetery,
Rev. Thomas McKinney, of Tees-
water, eondueted the service and
the pallbetteees votre Rownrd
handy, Crawford, A. iJ, Mac-
Atther Wilson, Dr, Ceerge
Howson And A, M, reenleg, The
floral tributes :vete ,borne by A, M
Poniv:5, Johtv erfeKihhon, Sohn W,
Ilittnea and aktge
$1.00 per 100 lbs.
Paid fer Dead Cows and Horses
over 500 lbs. More for sick and
disabled Cows and Horses accord
ing to size and condition.
FOR PROMPT SERVICE
PLEASE CALL COLLECT
CRAWFORD & BELMORE
For all your'
CElifENT NEEDS
Special prices on all truck load
lots - CONTACT
Struthers Transport
Phone Teeswater 392-6423
17-21-31b
HETHERINfiTON
Barristers, Solicitors', Etc..
Wingham, 1Plione,a8
4. H. CRAWFORD, Q.C. -
R. S. HETHERINGTON, Q.O.
JOUWSMA
MARKET GARDEN Bruce Mariatt
Brussels Phone 133
24 HOUR SERVICE
LICENSE No.88-0-61, 54-11.P.-61
8 ROOM COTTAGE far sale in Bet-
grave, including lot, 66'x165'; gar-
den and fruit bushes. A paid
Share in BeIgrave ,commtnity well
system. Closed in porch, Used at
present as 5-room and 3-room
apartments with separate en-
trances. Contains one 3-piece
bath, brie 2-piece bath, 2 eomplete
Sets built-in cuplarrds, Could be
Used ins income property or single
house. Ralph McCrae, phone
truss ela 37235, 24-31*
WINGHAIIT - PHONE 583
24-31-7b
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For your best prices on dead and disabled cattle
and horses $5,00 each — 3%c a lb. for good live
mink horses.
24 HOUR SERVICE
Call Collect 79434, Walkerton
FR
•
ITZ DEAD STOCK
REMOVAL
'WALKERTON
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR
and NOTARY PUBLIC
ItESWATER ONTARIO Tel, $92=1373, Teeswater
Viltuteter-,-Every Wednetaluf
aternoton, p.m:, or
by appointment.
BAIIRIS911M, SOLICITOR,
NOTARY, Etc.
Office-Meyer Blocky Wingliiitri
PHONE 14
NOW...with
Pon sAtz o ItENT
e teem house. situated near main
Street. 'Intmediate possessian,
6' acre fern/ for sale at the edge
of Winghtara, 5 room Irrielt cottage
With farriadte hydra, small barn,
Iran Pelee $4,500,00,
90 kvtro 2/h. Milea from
Wirletata, brick haute, large barn,
hydra arid water are pressure
thiteghdlit, hied °ley loare, spring
cre ek, nearrier of farlia. Fall price
$9,000.90', atrith $4,000 dawn.
WILLIAM S. BEE%
Reel Eifitte• iiroltea
?liens 29e14 or Whlailnenif
Sltr
EASY TERMS
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CURRIES FURNITURE WELLINGTON FIRE Frederick F. Homuth
R.O.
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