The Wingham Advance-Times, 1958-01-29, Page 3A leading Canadian Cothpany in its field has an immediate eai:
eeptional opportunity for individuals: to own their own busithisS
servicing established rout .s for the, sale ,of BUFFERIN,
most popular odd and headache tablet, to-day; a product of
Bristol-Myers Company of Canada Ishisited." . •
No selling, warehouse facilities or experience, necessary. '
matiesdispeasers will sell 24 hours ;a day In 'eitatilished :aceountS','
with excellent immediate CASH ,ineome to successfully accentedI
applieants You must have four to six luthrs a week' to devatei
to this dynamic merchandising plan which: has been one 'of the.
• fastest growing industries iii the.'Svorld.
An applicant !oust aiteec a, minimum of $795.00 in oasts available;
IMMEDIATELY ta:participate Sn our .plau, protected by, rePtir--,
chase 'of Inventory.,' ' ".
Applicants accepted will be'given 'excellent possibilities In, ex-
pand this lucrative 'business' and build it up to au 'extent where
he would not depend' oil market conditions, stock market
Mines, or seasonal lay,offs.
Applications will only be accepted after a personal itt4rvicw
With a 'Company executive. Do not miss this outsta.ndieg •
opportunity of a cash business on a year round basis. Write
to-day giving name, address,' phone number and background.
BOX 3, Advance-Tithes, Wiugham; Ontario.
PRINCIPALS ONLY
1!"0, WOosion; 4,40000, Evil Character of
Jezebel ,Descrilied
04440nr,-. -The ,lanuary meet-,
ing of glkot Presbyterian ,Pbureh
Women's Missionary ,Society waft,
held in the school room of the
church last Thursday Afternoon, OPTOMETRIST
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Phone 31 for :appointment
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'riffle teste Thoroughness
Mrs. 0, McPherson, president
was in charge and opened the
meeting with ..a call to worship,
"Faith of Our Fathers" was sung.
Edith Stokes read the ,Seritpure
passage, Luke 7:1-16 and Mrs,
Fraser Haugh led in Prayer..
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The'MinuteS of last meeting Were
read and approved, The, roll call,
was reaponded to by a donation of
clans and Saueere for church use,
These were unwrapped and diS-
played, Mrs, H. 13allagh and Mrs,
R. lVfcgague Were appointed to
purchase an eleethe 'tea kettle for'
the kitchen, from ahe expense fundt
Books from the literature and lib-
brary secretary of, the Presbyterial
Were on diaplay, for Purehase.
The ladles decided in favor of
the chahge of names for Auxillar,
les, as suggested by the Presbyter,
ia1, Mrs, Kenneth Dickson gave
the Bible study on women of the
Bible. •She chose as her character;
JezebC1„ who she pointed out was
such an evil woinan that her life
was an outstanding example of all
the things a woman should not be.
Mrs. Alvin Mundell gave an in-
teresting and domprehensive re-
port of •the annual, meeting Of the
Maitland. Presbyterial held in St.
Andrew's Church, Wingham, re
cently.
,Mrs. McPherso,n introduced the
new study book on Japan and Mrs.
Hess McKague had• charge of the
topic,, It took the form of a dis-
cussion on 'conditions. in that coun-
try and comparisons, She was as-
sisted by'Mrs. Wm, Struthers and
Mrs. Mundell.
The ladies are invited to attend
and assist with the program for
the World Day of ,Prayer service,
which is being held in the United
Church, Belmore, this year.
A hymn ;was sung and Mrs. Mc-
Phersdn closed the meeting with
prayer.
Abilitky
When you meet trouble headon,„better call Its,
We are experts' in eating things baCk fat
shape again, Service i s fast, ganits. modest. Silverbright Salmon = White Fish,. Kippers
Oysters Dutch ,Salt Herrings Smoked Fillets,
Variety of FROZEN FILLETS
U Wingharn
Body Shop
Phone 746 "Sid Adams, Prop." Wittglialij,.
= Kipperines •
11 • oz. bottle 23c
LI Save on these We. Specials
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Keith and
„Randy, of Waterlob, spent the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs/ Alex
Keith.
Mrs. Ruby Forester of Toronto
'spent 'the week-end at her home
here.•
Mr. and Mrs. Lang Vogan, of
Molesworth, visited one night last
week with Mr, and Mrs. James
Vittie.
Congratulations to Mr. anrPMrs.
J. A. Versteg on the birth 'of a
davighter at Listowel Hospital on
Jan. 210t.
Mri. Wm, Clyne spent last week
with relatives in Kitchener,
Mrs, Clara, McDermitt returned
to her home in Galt last week affer
spending three weeks with , •Mr.
and Mrs, Harvey McDermitt:
Mrs. George Baker spent a few
days last week 'at the home of Mr.
t • HEINZ
In
Campsicle
TEABISI
21/2 lb. pkg. 47c
NIBLETS
Whole Ke rnel 'CORN
2 14 oz: tins 35c Z 15 oz. tins .37c
HEINZ
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and Mrs. Hartwell Strong.
A rink• of curlers composed of
William McElwain, William Ed-
gar, Harry Lehr and Harold Wal-
lace• attended the bonspiel at'Clif-
ford last week and were lucky.
enough to bring home end tables,
the 'third prize,
Mr. and lstrs. Everitt Allan visit-
ed one day„last week with Mr. and
Mrs, Harold Hibbert in Goderich.
Little Karen Lynn returned to
her •home in Orangeville over the
week-end after spending three
weeks with her grandmother, Mrs.
Dora Ridley.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Stewart Schaefer
and Wendy of London spent the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. E, A.
Schaefer.
Mr. and Mrs; Harvey Bride of
Toronto spent the week-end at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Doig,
Mr, Bruce Williamson of Lon-
don spent the week-end with his
mother, Mrs. Emma Williamson.
Tie Hi-C group of Fordwich
United Church attended a meeting
and social, evening with the group
at. Harriston United Church on
Sunday night.
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Boulevard beauty!
Big haul brawn!
BLUEVALE
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* Handsome new Swepisidl 100
model—new fashion-Setter of the
truck 'world—with presSge-winning
lines, passenger-car Ad e!
* New Forward Look styling with
distinctive dual headlights that throw
light up to 75 feei farther!
* New higher powered V-S engines
give you up•to 234 h.p.!
* New full-traction • diffrential •avail.
able for D100 models .. automatically
provides better traction in snow and
mud, or on off.the-road jobil
This year Dodge Power Giants 4‘teis
out front to stay! For here is new-
ness that budget-wise truck buyers
can't afford to pass up.
For example, Dodge D100 half-
tonners provide a new easy-shift
3-speed transmission for the
smoothest manual shifting,,of arty
truck; or yoti .may prefer push-
button LoadFlite automatic
transmission.
Dodge heavy-duty trucks offer '
many new advantages, too. G.V.W.
on the 1700 model has been in-,
creased 2,00.0 lbs. (now 25,000 lbs.,1
G.V.W.) . . new, more rugged
chassis components include wider
rear springs (s") ... new, bigger
friendly eyes
Miss Mary Duff is a patient in
Wingham Hospital, following an
accident to her shoulder occasioned
by a fall on the slippery road. •
Mrs. Howard Black, of Toronto
has been the guest of her daughter,
Mrs, Elmer Sellers for a, few days.
Mrs, M, L. Aitken is spending a
couple of weeks at her daughter's,
Mrs. Donald Street, of Listowel.
New Record Set
In Advertising
Newspaper circulation and ad-
vertising' revenue in the United
States seta records in 1957,• the
Newspaper Advertising Executive
Association reports.
Advertisers also put niore
newspaper advertising ' than tele-
vision, radio, magazines and bill-
boards combined, ASsociation Pres-
ident Gilbert P. Swanson told the
association's annual
/
meeting Tiles-
' day
The climb marked the 12th year
hi 'the last 13 that newspaper rev-
enues set a record.
Newipaper circulation In the
U.S. last year averaged 58,600,000
copies a day.
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The§e are the kind or eyes you'll find across the counters
at The Toronto-Dominion Bank. We want you to know
that we have a lot of friendly people waiting to serve
you at the Toronto-Dominion. 01.11% is a bank that has
been built on consistentiy friendly service to cu,,toiners—
new and old. If you want information, advice ;Jr business
counsel, it's nice to know that you can count on friendly
help froth everyone—Whether you're n brand-new ens-
tomer or one of long standing. Wherever you look,
meet friendly eyes at The Paola to‘.Dominion Bank, Deafly
and anxious to help you with any banking problem you
have.• Why not drop' n at your nearest Toronto,D minion
branch and find out for yourself?
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0300 with ttilie holy-
9,000 lbs. ihAx.
KIDN EYACIDS
Rob your Rest, ,
Meny,people never seem to get a pod
rest, They turn end toss-Aleine it
bri "nereee'—when itmey be their kidney*.
llealtlty kidneys Alt4zr poisons end metal
kids from the Mewl. 11 they WI end
impurities stay in the systems-diattidsed
nittn follows. II you don't reit well
ite( And uae Dodd's Kidney Pills. Dead's
help 'the kidneys so thet yea ten Mot
tietteasslind lab
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Now's the t1oie to switch to the truck:; of 'the FttirWara L..dok
LEN CRAWFORD MOTORS
There's your choice of en4vr
Power4)orne V-8 in all'inodels, or a
thrift-engineered light- and
rn.ediuln-tennage inedels, See, teni-'
pare, ,dritie one of these Imilevard
lietatttes tvith big-haul bratvn„, 110W
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Voters Turiberry
I aim a skin g for your support in this election
because fliere is not a Countillor south and east
of the' sixth conccsiion. This large area needs
voice in Council and with, six years' experience,
I feel qualified togive that service.
Your support and influence; as in the Patat;.
will be greatly appreciatvd,
SMITH.. X.
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Bernakt King
Presides ot YP44 - VQ4PWIM—The AIM* held.
its Meeting SurldaY night with 18
*embers present, The meeting
was opened with the hymn, "The
Church's Qne Foundation", for-
lowed by prayer led by the presi-
dent, Penland King,
The 'minutes of the last Meeting
were read and it was sledded to
PtIrehaSe sonic Card tables, Mar,
Berle Foster and Wayne King were
named representatives to attend
deanery Meetings, Committees
Were Mulled for lunch and program
for the next meeting.
Rev, E. Attwell read the first
chapter of St, Mark, after-Which
he showed films on nor°, college.
The meeting closed with prayer
and a social half hour' was spent.
Lunch was served by Nancy Both-
ern, Marie Browne and Mafierie
Foster.
Weekly Etichre
FORDWICH—Twelve tables of
progressive euchre were in. play at
the ‘Fordwich community hall on
Tuesday 'night. Those in charge
were Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Dinsmore,
Miss Beatrice ,Wade and John
Wank.
High scores were as follows:
Lady, Mrs, Bert Winston; gent,
Rnssel Nickel; consolation, Mrs,
Ira, Schaefer and • Sam Jahnson;
special, Miss' Vera Kennedy,
FORDWICH
TIVENTYPSIX
RIA.MAKINO COURSE
FORD'W10}I—Mrs. Ken OrattaM
Was hOsteaa for the P`Orl)Whils
Meeting last week, The president,
Xra. Pare Karris,,.opened the
Meeting with the Ode and the
Lord's. Prayer. DeVatiena were tak-
en by Mrs. frareld Dolg.
The motto Was "An inch of Pro-
gress is worth a yard of complain".,,
Progress is in many" Ways, such
as the three R's in either hotige,
Work or farming. Do something
about 'the complaint and that will
mean progress. This motto Was
very ably given by Mrs, Lyle Sim-
coons,
The roll call, a local industry,
was answered, Mrs, Stanley Bride
read a letter from the branch's
English' Institute, which was very
interesting.
• Mrs. Anion Demerling gave a re-
port on the rug course, The name
chosen was "From Rags to Rug
Girls", Twenty-six ladies finished
the course, A letter was read
from the provincial president, Mrs,
Haggerty, and a vote passed to pay
25c per member for the proVincial
fund and A,C.W.W,
Plans were made to finish the
Institute layette and donate to re-
lief. Two neighboring branches
will be invited to the February
meeting to be held in the hall.
Plans were also completed to ca-
ter to the Cheese Producers' ban-
quet.
A duet was enjoyed, rendered by
Misses Pauline Sothern and Jean
Siefert. It was decided to hold •the
annual concert on March 21st,
The topic, '.`Pass the Salt, Please"
was given by Miss Minnie McEl-
wain. She said salt is very impor-
tant, used in chemicals and for in-
dustrial , purposes, as well as in the
home. She also told the story of
the Carter Scholarship.
Mrs. Anson Demerling conduct-
ed a quiz. Lunch^ was served by
Mrs, Howard 'Harris, Mrs. Fred
McCann, Mrs. Goosen. Winkel and
Mrs. Mark Armstrong,
Win Prizes at
W.1. Euchre Party
BLUEVALE—The prize winners
at the Vomen's Institue euchre on
Wedneiday night were the follow-
ing:
Highl score for''li,dies, Mrs. R.
Powell;` low score for, ladies, Mrs.
Wm.• Detinan; high score',for men,
George 'Brewer; low' score, Wm.
Detmaii.
, The lucky prize winners' were
Brenda'Breckenridge and Allan
Breckeridge: .
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TORONTO
1St ,PANK :THAI' LOOKS AHEM
Sister p4ises
in Victoria, B.C.
FORDWICK—The sympathy of
the eenthirthity ,g400 to Mrs. Wil,
Liam Foster of' NOWbridge, who re-
ceived St telegram last week in.
forming her cif the death of her
sister, ;SIX'S, Susan Wallace,
Mrs Wallace passed away at, the
borne of her daughter, Mrs, Robert
Pearce, in Victoria, B.C, The fun,
oral Was held Monday of this week
frOM here farmer home .at Arrow
River, Mau,
Thirteen nleces s.in a "baker's
dozen" eriginated When King Louis.
of France warned all bakers who
gave under measure that, they
would be beheaded.
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