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BIRTHS' REPAIR$ FOR RENT
HEATED FIVE ROOM Apartment
for rent. Posseselon August 1st.
No children please, Phone 108.1.
11*
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE COMING EVENTS
. —
ENTERTAINMENT each evening
at the Clifford Inn, CE4rrb
•
COME `TO THE Gerrie United
Church annual Carden Party, on
Wednesday, June 18, Supper
served from 5,30 to 8 p.m. Ad-
mission adults, $1.00; children,
40 cents. CEe:11b
1., WANTED
. Bush lots with .soft maple and elm.
Will purchase bush properties or farms,
Please phone or write:, •
The
Andrew Malcolm • Furniture Co. Ltd,
Listowel, Ontario •
SIX ROOM BRICK house for sale,
Fully modernized. Phone 572,T,
28.rrb.
BUILDING AND PLUMBING
SERVICE --Repairing, remodel-
ling, bathrooms, copboards. ,Wc
can supply you with all your
plumbing needs. Bathroom fix--
tures, McDougall primps, electric
water heaters, pipe, arborite,
wall-boarcl, floor tile, etc, George
A. Carter, R.R, 5, Wingham,
Phone 713W1. 4;11:18:25b
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CHILD$—Me. and -Mrs, Charles F.
Childs (Leslie Mae :Wall) are
proud 'to announce the .arrival
of their .son, Paul Joseph, a
,brother for George, at the.Wood-
stock General Hospital on Sat-
urday, May 31d," 1958. •
LEE'S TAXI SERVICE and used
'furniture, We buy and sell,
Phone 185,' rrb
LAROSE, SIZE tricycle and a boy's
sidewalk bicycle for sale. Phone
65. 1,1b
MITAX k‘a.TERS for sale--. Rapid
Elo", 6-inch, '79c; 6W-inch, 85c,
Alexander's Hardware,
1% STOREY, 9-room frame and
brick bungalow for sale, Four
bedroonis and garage. Situated op
Catharine. Street, to be sold at a
fair price. Phone 396. 4rrb
TWO-ROOM APARTMENT with
bath for rent on josephlrie Street
Apply to John Falconer, 913 Un-
ion Street, Kitchener, or Harold
• le :18 ;25b
FOR HIRE, Weekly, Summer mon-
ths, excluding August, new 16'
trailer, sleeps five. Also Wee'
tourist tent, Phone 404W2. 11*
DRESSED SPRING Chickens for
sale, around 6 lb, For delivery.
Saturday morning. Apply Bill
Elston, phone 735W3. lib
IVfaeDONALD—Born to Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce MacDonald of Wing-
ham, nee Catherine. Keetieg, on'
June 5, 1958, a' son, Stephen;
Anthony, a brother for, Ceres": , '
— ,
SHAW—In St. Joseph's, HosPital„
London,' on. Wednesday; June 4,:to:
Mr, and;' Mrs, Leslie (riee;
Donna Anderson) a'daughter,
Sharon Ann. . -*
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BRIDGE In Toronto, to' lyfr. and
Mrs. Roy Bridge, on, rune 7th,
,a son. '
IeROHN—In Wingham -Hospital,
on Wednesday, 'June' 4,.0, Mr,
and Mrs, Charles Krohn, Wing-
harn, a. daughter,. .
METCALFE-An Wingham• Hos-
pital, ,on Thursdays- June' 5, to
Mn; and Mrs, Brian :Metcalfe,
R.R. 2, Wingham, a daughter;,,
UND,ERWOODe-In Wingham.'
pital, On Thursday, -,Jrine e, to
Mr. and Mrs, GeergelUneerWood,
R.R, Wingham,. a son, .;
PELLETT-In,
on Friday, June 6e to Mr, and
Mrs. Ice:Meth P,ellete Winger-ern,
a son; "te — •• •
GIBSON—In Wingtisue ' .Hospital,
on Friday, June 6#o :Mre and
:qrs. Arthur' Gibstai, Wr6Xeter, a
so,n. '
1 LARGE SIZE Baby Crib in ex-
cellent condition, also 1 baby
buggy for sale. Phone 600W11.
11*
CARD. OF THANKS
We wish- to extend ,our heartfelt
thanks and appreciation for 'acts' of
kindness, messages ;of sympathy,
beautiful floral' offerings and Mass
Cards, received from friends and
relative' in our recent; bereave-
ment.
Thanks to all those who. paid us
visits, Mrs. leforrey and. the staff
of the Wingham District General
HospitaleeSitnen Hallaha'n and
11*
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BRUCE PENINSULA, water front
two bedroom cottage on Georgian
Bay for rent. Ideal location,
Rates very reasonable, 'Phone
197. 4:11b
THE WINGHAlef 'WOMEN'S In-
stitute, will be held in the Co.uncil
Chamber on Thursday, June 19.
Program conveners- Miss. E. M.
Bower' and Mrs. R. MacDonald.
Roll , call name a good citizen.
Address, •Guidance, Mr. W, S.
Hall, Hostess convener, Mrs. G.
CE11b
STUCCO HOUSE for sale on Fran-
cis Street, Wingham, Six rooms,
3-piece bathroom, garage, garden,
Splendid location. Available July
1st—Apply to Mrs. Mabel Hare,
R.R, 1 Hillside St., Waterloo,
Ontario, phone Sherwood 23174.
llb MASSEY-FERGUSON
TRACTORS
NEW 50's and 6's
NEW. HOLLAND BALERS
USED ELECTRIC Refrigerator in
good running order, Used steam-
er trunk, both reasonable. Phone
274. 11b
MODERN BUNGALOW for sale,
oil furnace, picture windows,
wall-to-wall carpeting in large
living room, new garage attached
with Berry door, sun porch, large,.
lot, low taxes. Asking $6,000 cash
Phone 434 or 981, 14rrb
SALES HELP WANTED—MALE
CABINS light, housekeeping for 2
or 3, Central locatioe, $25 per
week for 2. Write Box 59, 41
Woodward Ave, Grand Bend,'
Oht, 11:18:25:2b
GOOD PASTURE land for fifteen
head of cattle for rent. Lasting
Water supply, Call 645 •after 5
Pen. '11*
MAN'S BRITISH made Biltmore
top, coat for sale. Size 42. Phone
276R, 4:11b
WANTED: Reliable man as'Dealer
in. Townships of Turnberry, East
Wawanosh and West Wawa-
nosh. Experience not necessary.
A fine oppOrtunity to step, into 'an
old profitable business where
Rawleigh 'Products have 'been
sold for years. Big profits. Pro-
ducts furnished on credit. Write
Rawleigh's Dept, F-453-163, 4005
Richelieu, Montreal, lib
IN MEMORIAM'[ MOTORCYCLE for Sale. 1952
Matchless 500 C.C. Twin Black,
good tires with windshield, price
$235.00, phone 90R12 Mildmay, R.
J. Schwichtenberg. 11* AUCTION SALE USED TRACTORS
ELLIOTT—In loving memaey of
Mrs, Wilfred Elliott, who died
on June 12th, 1955, Ever remem-
bered by, Mothee Maude and
Hazel.
50 ACRES on highway No. 87, at
the outskirts cif' the Village of
Wroxeter, '9 room, 4 bedroom
brick house, 6 rooms remodelled
last year. 4-piece bath, oil fur-
nace, pressure system, built-in
cupboards. Barn, eefixed, stabling
for 20 cows, 5 pig pens, new silo,
River runs along edge of farm.''
Both buildings recently rewired.
and in good repair. Please call
or write:
Mr. Robert G. Gibson' Jr., R.R.
Bluevale, Ontario. 'Phone Wrox-
eter 4r6. 11 :18 :25h
;No. 44 Tractor
CASH REGISTER and adding
Machine rolls are available at
The Advance-Tinies office at all
times, as well as ribbons for type-
writers. ,
Alvie A. Fleming
Died in Windsor
AUCTION •SALE
On Francis St., Wingham
SATURDAY, JUNE 21,
at two o'clock, sharp
. TERMS: CASH
McClary 'Kitchen Range, Chrome
Kitchen Suite, Pressure , 'Cooker
Kelvinator Frig, eboking Utensils'
and dishes, bed and,. spring filled
mattress, oak dresser, chest of,
drawers, 3/4 bed with springs and
spring filled mattress, mahogany
dresser, night table, cedar chest
writing desk and hall tree, Gerard•
Heintenian, piano, piano bench
chesterfield, occasional chairs, ene
table and card table, bridge 'law
'and table lamp, magazine • stand,
electric heater; drapes and cur-
tains, woollen blankets and bed
ding, stepladders, and garden tools
lawn mower and garbage pails, tul:
stands. Manny: other ' :articles toe
numerous, to, mentien,.,t. „.
Mr!. Laura Hayden, Prop.
L, Bryce,, Auctioneer 11:18b
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
I 'No. 20 ROW Crop ►
1 NO, 20 `Standard
USED EQUIrMENT
se'. Combine, complete with motor an
pick-up.
1 Minneapolis 8 ft Swather,
One-Way Disk
(for Ford or Ferguson tractor)
1 '8-ft. Binder- on rubber'
1 7.-ft. Bindii on steel
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
USED 2-UNIT DeLaval Milking.
Machine, complete with pump
and pipes. Glenn McMichael,
R.R. 1, Bluevale, Phone Wroxeter
4r2., 11*
A former resident of Wihghani,
Alvie A. Fleming, tiled in Windsor
Hospital on May 28. and interment
was made in the Wingham Cenee-'
tery on May,30.
Mr: Fleming was a son of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fleming,
who resided on Leopold Street. He
is survived by his wife, the former
Jennie Walker; one, son, Walker, of
Waterloo and a ' brother, Elliott
Fleming of Toronto.
DO YOU want to run a fine ser-
vice station? Proven financial
returns, rent very reasonable.,
Write R, E, McKinney, Box 508
Wingharre Confidential.
11:18:25b: IVIcCOR1VIICK-D E ER IN G Hay
Loader for sale. In almost new
condition. Apply Joe Greenaway,
Bluevale, phone 709W1, lib
23,.PUREBRED YORK Chunks
for sale. Earl Toner, Gorrie
phone Fordwich, 57r31. 11*
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DANE—In •, Wingham Hospital; .;.op,
Friday, June 6, to irr. Airs,
George Dane, R,R. 1, Wroxeter,
a daughter.
HAND—In;'Wingharre Hospital, on.
-S.undayeJune 8, to Mr.' and Mrs.
Hugh Hand,' Winghatn, a eon.;
NOTICE
• REGISTERED Yorkshire Boars
and Gilts. Top AR. blood lines
Clean herd, priced to sell. Robt,
Wood, Lakelet, phone Clifford
122J1. 11*
McDOUGALL'S LAWN Mower Ser-
vice—grass shears, scissors etc.,
sharpened, Re-conditioned mow-
ers for sale, Phone 553w.
28,4,11,18,25*
The Turnberry and Morris dump
in Bluevale will be open on
Thursday afternoon of each week
from 2 to 4 o'clock, for further
information apply to Geo. Green-
away. 11:18:25b
POULTRY FOR SALE $750 CREDIT NOTE drawn on
ii`PMills Motor Sales, Goderich, to
be applied on purchase of a new
Chrysler product for sale. Will-
sell for $500 cash. Telephone
30R6 Wroxeter, 4:11:18*
AMBULANCE SERVICE
HARISSIJOKINS
Former Resident •
Winters in South:
Melvin Phippen, a former Wing-
ham stedent who was born 'in this
vicinity had an interesting trip ,te-
cently to the Caribbean' and Ba-
hamas.
Previously he and eight hank
auditors of the Canadian Bank of,
Commerce, had made two trips to
NeW York and were anticipating
an 'assignment in England. ,How-
ever, instructions come- through
that a' change in plans tiad been
made. 4
The group left Melton Airport at
9.20 by TCA and arrivedi in Jamaica
at 3 o'clock. Their hotelefaced the,
ocean, and there was also a large
pool nearby to accommodate the
guests who enjoyed swimming.
The dining room was spacious
with a cement floor and roof sup-
ported by large pillars, which added
to the diners' comfort in the' 85
degrees of heat,
The coloured populace ise ninety
per cent dark and no one seems
in a hurry. Life is taken in a very
easy faehicine •,
:;While• they were there strike
took place and the leetel, windows
Were boarded up, -so, they went art
to Nassau to audit there, 'hed -re=
turned to Jamaicaa-later to finish
their work.
The next stop was Trinidad
,where there are marry Chinese, and
Indian people. Trinidad is very
mountainous and a breeze springs
up in the evenings, 'The people here
are not dark. The auditors found
the islands beautiful with a great
variete of flowers and fiesh fruit,
which can be bought; at most reae.
enable prices,
Kingston is' a city of 260,000. The
wealth differs greatly between
whites and colored people, -The
total population Of the !slated is
700,000 and it is situated ten de-
grees north of the equator. The
climate varies 'from 68 to 90 de-
gi'ees with heavy arid seasonal
rainfall. oaring the dry season,
from January to May, the sky is
perfectly clear.
The chief products are petroleum,
sugar, copra, cocoa, coffee and
citrus,fruits, The leading industries
coMprise textiles,/ time cloche,
glassware, bitters and runt.
The 'next assignment took them
by air to the Barbados Islands.
The captains on the planes Were
Very Courteous, When 'the work
there had ,been completed they
were to return to Bermuda where
they eetetild have a half hour' stop.
'over and thence to Toronto by
Montreal, The work involved to
most of the winter menthe,
Melvin Phippen's father, Geri
Clair Phippen, lives at 1.,istowel
and will be remembered by `any
In Winghatt and district,
WANTED
PRIVATE SALE
Of GOOd. Used Items
Of Furniture, Building Materials
and' Furnishings
Suitable for home or summer
cottage.
;URRIE'S 'AMBULANCE, Wing-
ham. Safe, 'courteous Service
Phone Day, 51; Night, 716 or 636
13rrI,
8000 DEKALB. PULLETS for sale,
Healthy, well raised, vaccinated
for bronchitis and Newcastle. 12
weeks old June 24th and July 3rd.
Discounts on large orders. Free
delivery on all orders of 200 or
more. Inspection invited. Enquir-
ies promptly answered. Call or
write "MOORE'S POULTRY
Farm" R.R. 3, Seaforth, Ontario,
phone 647r31, i lirrb
DEADSTOCK WANTED
MEAT FOR SALE--Good beef by.
the quarter. Killed on premises.
Inspected by 'Dept. of Health.
Yearling heifers. Top quality.
Lowest prices. Raynard Ackert,
Ripley, phone 24r30. 17rrb
GLOUSHER-.-In Wingtam, Hospi-
tal, on Jung to Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Glousher;,
Wifighanis daughter.
Highest Cash Prices
paid fOr old, sick Or
,disabled , Horsei & Cows
HIGHEST. CASH VALUE. PAID
IN SURROUNDING •DISTRICT
for DEAD COWS and HORSES.
For Prompt, Sanitary Diroski, day or night
OLD HORSES for SlaUghter
at 5e per' pound.
24 HOUR SERVICE
LER0y
r,Anne cti. E: son,
Notice to
WATER CONSUMERS
DEADSTOCK removed promptly
for sanitary diseposal. FREE pick
up on larger animals, reasonable,
collection charge for small ani-
mals. Phone collect Wingham
378; Palreerston 123w, or Dur-
ham 398,-Gordon Young (Elmira)
Limited. 6rrb
POWER MOWER sales and ser-
vice, pick-up and 'delivery. Stain-
ton Hardware, phone 30, Wing-
ham. 14rrb
The following: 1 chester-bed,
1 8' WestifighouSerefrigerator
(like new), 1 10' RCA freezer
(2'years 'old)', '2 good panel doors,
1 rangette, several small tables,
drapery, Venetian blind's.
These items may be seen by con-
tacting W. T. Cruickshank, phone
275, , 1.1b
WANTED
SMALL CEMENT MIXER, less
motor; also wheelbarrow wanted.
Phone 287, Wingham, 4* The :hourS fOr watering lawns' and , . ,gardens are from 6 a.m. to 9 a.m„ and
frbm 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
This will be strictly,etiforced. •
.AmANNUAL'chaTge of $4.44 gros6, less ,prornpt,
pipmeni discOunt of 10 Rei„cent, is 'made for
X.the100:-otIk!'iicp4i,i,of Jilt0if(41.ap the above
noted :C•
• . •
nycine foundI watering iaidens, who •
AN INTERNATIONAL single fur:,
row riding plow, also brush plow,
wanted. Robt. Moffat 632J2
Wingharn. llb
ANNOUNCING—The greatest in-
vention in house-cleaning since
the vacuum cleaner. The ELUX-
O-MATIC has so many new feat.,
ures. You must See it to believe
it. Call L.' H. Reynolds, 640.71,
your Electrolux. Dealer. rrb
$10.00 and UP paid for sick, down
and disabled 'Cows and Horses,
also dead cows and horses at
cash value, Please phone prompt-
ly Bruce Marled. Call collect
56r7 truitseis, 24 hour service,
lerrb
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to express my sincere
thanks to all my many friends who
so kindly 'remembered me with
carde, letters and gifts. Each was
very• much appreciated.—Sharon
WariVicke ' ,11.
MISCELLANEOUS Atwood .153,; collect
GEORGE' IISI.OP;r "j
. wioieto #0,
G,E. ELECTRIC Floor Polisher,
.one single bedroom' suite, small
kitchen cabinet,• sofa and two
armchairs, odd chaira and small,
tables, odd pieces of furniture,
dishes and small appliances.
Phone 434 or 981, 28rrb
June30,
USED WINDMILLS, gasoline en-
gines and pump jacks wanted,
Can be traded on pressure sys-
tems new or used. Ask us for an
estimate without any obligation,
'or if ejou are needing any ,new
roofing material we give you
the best value for your money.
Write ore phone collect to Irving
Eyes at Glamis. Phone Paisley
114r4. 16Alt-Nov has not paid for this service will be
billed accordingly. TENDERS WANTED
Board of Stewards, Knox United
Church, Belgrave, will receive ten-
ders until June 16 for the position
Of caretaker. Lowest or any tender
not necessarily accepted,
Harold Vincent,
Sec'y. Board of Stewards 11*
Winoham Public Utilities Commission
NEVER, NEVER, never since the
world began such relief I from
sore, aching, burning feet, weak
ankles, sore knees, hips and
back, cramps in feet or legs,
Corns, callouses, ,bunions dis-
appear, arthritis pains fade away,
brings back circulation, Consult
W. A. Kaufman, phone 94 Lis-
towel, eopen Tuesday afternoon
and evening, and at the Bruns-
wick Hotel, Wingham, on June
12 and 26, Phone 666, rrh
C. E. Shera, Superintendent
RENOVATOR Automagic Sham-
poo-,-NOw you can renew the
appearance of rugs, upholstery.
Leaves no ring, odor- or color
change. Take half the work out
of your spring Cleaning. Avail-
able' at Walker Home Furnish-
ings, rrb
REPAIRS TO,,, ALL 'MAKES, 'of
lawnmowers, power and hand.
Also a number Of used machines
for sale. From $3:50 'to
pending on condition. Jenkins
Repair Service. Phone 694W,
Wingham. rrb
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NOTICE Tq..PRtPrtPA's Akgr'THE, 'F;s".t44,0,0P
EDITH EVELYN PROCTER
ALL PERSONS having claims
against the estate of the above
mentioned, late of the Village of
Belgrave, in the County of Huron,
Spinster, who died on the Twenty-
eighth day of April, 1958, are re-
quired to file 'proof of same with
the undersigned on or before the'
Twenty-first day of June, AO.,
1958,
After that date the Executors
will proceed,' to distribute the es-
tate having regard only to the
claims of which they shall then
have had notice.
• DATED at Wingham this Sec-
ond day of June, A.D., 1958.
CRAWFORD &HETHERINGTON
Winghane Ontario.
*Solicitors for the,„ ExeCutors
4:11:18b
McKED HARVESTER and forage
box for sale, new 1957, harvested
12 acres; clipper 6 ft. Combine,
motor driven in excellent Condi-
tion, Sold the farm.—Wm, Gracey,
R.R. 2, Springfield, Ontario.
4:11:18*
TENDERS
Whitechurch Women's Institute
will receive tenders until June 18th
for painting the interior of White-
church Community Memorial Hall,
Painter supplies everything. Low-
est or any tender not necessarily
.accepted, Mre. Jas. McInnes, See,-
Treas,, Phone Winghant 570.12.
lib
SEPTIC TANKS, Cesspools, etc.,
Cleaned with, modern equipment,
All 'work guaranteed. Louie
Blake, R.R. 2, phone 42r6 Brus-
sels. 26rr25JE*
CRAWFORD &
IIETHERINhaN
Barristers, Solicitors, Etc. '
Wingham, • Phone 4$
J. H. CRAWFORD, Q.C.
R. S. HETHERINGTON, Q.C.
BUSINESS
and
PROFESSIONAL.
DIRECTORY
YOUR FEET CAN cause pain in
ankles, knees, hips and lower
back, For definite lading re-
sults :heck with 3`.. A. VICKERS,
Feet Correetionist, Queens Hotel,
Wingham, CM Monday after-
teens, 26rrb IS YOUR TELEVISION properly
insured for all risk coverage?
For information Phone 293, Stew-
ed A. Scott, Wingharn, 2rrb J. BOSHFIELD
Q.C.
A. H. McTAVISII
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR
and NOTAItv rtalLiti
TRESIVATRR 4 ONTARIO
Telephnhe 23 Ireeswitt*r
Wroxeter—Every Wednesday
aftertieeno
by appointment;
Ilarrleter, &Wants Notisr7o Etc.
Money to Leta
Office--Mee 1Rloek, WiStehsiti
'ONE HALF OF THE
INIKIE WORLD SPENDS
MOST OF Ifs TIME TRYIP40
To FIND OUT WHAT THE
' 'OTHER HALF'S WEARING!
Reduce' the worry of Whether Your
Oestoek can resist disease,
them on a regular diet with our
scientifically prepared feed. You
will add to the market value if
you do.
Pig Booster Starter
• Medicated . $4.50
Hog Grower
Medicated' ,, ... $3:20
flog Finiither . , $3:00
SALES 'HELP. WANTED,
FEIN-ALE
TENDERS WANTED
Tenders will be eeceleed by the
undersigned up till June 21 for, the
erection of a foundation, laying
sub floor and ,top floor, contractor
to supply all material, contract to
be completed. by August 20. Fur-
ther particulars can be 'had froni
the secretary.. Lowest or any other
tender not necessarily accepted,
Russell Gaunt, Sec.-Teems,
leickeew
S.S. No. 9 Kinlose
NOTCE TO CREDITORS
IN THE ESTATE OF MARGARET
E. MASON
ALL PERSON'S having claims
against the estate of the above
mentioned, late of the Township
of East Wawanosh, in the County
of Huron, WicloW, who died on the
twenty-first day of Mardi, 1968,
are required to file proof of same
With the undersigned 'on Or infer°
the fourteenth day of June, A.D.,
1955,
After that ,date the 'executors will
ptodeed to distribUte the estate
having regard only to the claims
Of which they shall then have had
notice,
reitlilb at Witighem this 27th day
of May..., 1968,
OttAWtORD'iii4ETHERINOTON
Wingliant„, Ontario,
tiolicitori or the Executors
OtAtlib
. • SEE THE
USED FURNITURE
at
R. A.•CURRIE & SONS
Three-piece chesterfield suite, a
hairpin, $89,00; chesterbed with
wood to clear $2e75; dining
eteent, 'table with extension leaves,
$7,00; Wooden kitchen 'tools, $3.50;
, ISM& high back upludetered rocker,
teal cOmfetet for OM.
STEWART A. SCOTT can now
save you 15% on your ear or
. thick insurance, Yearly or Six
months policies are evadable,
Special rates for farmers, For
further inforneation phone 298,
Wingham, 29rrb
VOA ARTIFICIAL insemination
service or more Information,
telephone the Waterloo Cattle
Breeding Aseeeletion collect at
Clinton HU 2.8441 or Formosa
Office, epheile Teeseater, 126, be.
tween t29 and 9,80 eerie, We
Stipply eerVide to top quality hells
of the Holstein, Iersey, Ayrshire,
• duerrisey, Brovirn Swiss, Red
Poll, Hetefeed (polled and horn.
'eC) Reef Shetehorti (Polled or
'horned), aria Thine Purpose Sheet.
horn, Allele And Ohistoillist
brawls. The sett Is * gtrib
,PINANCING A CAR?
None Mee COnaptiny
Ant. 1940 An ail Ceettidian• Cohiptiny -Which has faithfully served its 100/10
litildiseti for over A deittieree
Breed Off tee tdentitit-
it art inns rang Agent',
Frederick F. Homuth
Phm.B., R.O.
Carol E.lionnith, ILO.
Mrs. ViolaIt Honaoth, km.
. otirosititinsta
PHONIC 11$
ilarsiston, Orttarlo
WELLINGTON FIR MANY" RURAL AVON' Represetie
tietiVea aka seeing their dreams
coma true. through tile AVert
Earning Opportunity, Would you.
like to own a deep-freeze or auto-
Iertedey this Sun-Meer? It is
possible. Let us tell .Yott
hundreds of women are doing
just this through theft *Von
arnings, Write Mrs, Louden
Ottati; Box, 281 ItaiiriVer.,
For the boating enthusiasts a
chain Of beautiful lakes in "Sas,
katcliewaii's parklands makes pos.
6ible a, web of routes extending or
Rtindreds of Miles With, only an
gOttitrio
Before you oust leek about din
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