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, MUCH pw THAT RARBIT'S
FOOT - IT MAY HAVE
A FALLEN ARCH ,./
It is now the time of the year
when you should be feeding your
beef cattle grain and concentrates.
For the week of August 11 th'l lt
to August 23 we are offering
" special
24% Beef Maker at a
Reduced Price of
$79 a ton.
THIS IS A REAL BARGAIN,
BUY NOW!
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BOARD, first floor bed-sitting
room and daily care for a male
wheel-chair patient urgently re-
quired in Wingham or vicinity.
Apply immediately to Box 48
Advance-Times or phone Brus-
sels 53r4. 6:13*
TRANSPORTATION
Tenders will be received by 'the
inidersigned until 12 o'clock noon,
August 15, 1958, for- the transpore
tation of approximately 14 children
from Zetland Bridge to- No, 2
School via the B line, Turnberry.
This 'contract could be clivideci and
done by two cars or by one bug.
For ,further particulars 'contact
the chairman, Bert Holmes.
Lowest or any tender not neces-
sarily accepted,
. Alex Corrigan, Sec,-Treas.
' 6:13b
PERSONAL
WIN MONTHLY CASH PRIZES—
Enter the London Free Press
Amateur Snapshot Contest,
Forms available — Northern
Bureaer office. Call 389. 13:20b
ACCOUNTS OWING to Frank
Caskinette may be paid at the
service station until. August 30;
after that time at the residence,
Victoria Street, former Van-
Camp home. Accounts owing
September 15 will be turned over
for collection, 13b
'NURSING; HOME for aged and
convalescents. Kind competent
care to everyone. Nourishing
food. Spacious grounds and
rooms; reasonable rates, Bethes-
da Rest Home, River Street,
Chesley. 30 :6 :13:27b
WHY NOT
HAVE YOUR FEET CHECKED
Without Any Obligation
—by—
A Qualified, Experienced
FOOT CORRECTIONIST
Undue pressure can cause those
sciatic pains, leg, hip or lower
backache. See—
J. A. VICKERS, F.C.
At Queen's Hotel, Wingham
Each Monday afternoon, or other
times at 481 8th Ave., Hanover,
Phone 500.
HEADSTOCK WANTED:
DEADSTOCK removed promptly
for sanitary disposal. FREE pick
up on larger animals, reasonable
collection charge for small ani-
mals, Phone collect Wingham
378; Palmerston 123w, or Dur-
ham 398, Gordon Young (Elmira)
Limited, 6rrb
HIGHEST cash prices paid for
sick, down and disabled Cows
and Horses, also, dead cows' and
horses at cash value. Please
phone promptly Bruce Marlatt.
Call collect 56r7 Brussels, 24
hour service. 19rrb Wingham
CRAWFORD &
HETHERINGTON
Barristers, Solicitors, 4/1
Wingham, Phon -49
J. H. CRAWFORD, Q.C.
It. 5. HETHERINGTON0
J. W. BUSHFIELD
Q.C.
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Etc.
Money to Loan
Office—Meyer Block, Wingham
WELLINGTON
Insurance, Company
Est. 1840
has fait.ifullly served its policy
Head Wilco --.. Toronto
Matter in Inadrance Agency:
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rag* row The Wingbam Advarlo644111el; WeetnallidaY, 1958
FOR SALE
• rME'S. TAXI SERVICE and used.
Furniture. We buy and sell
Phone 185, rrb
GYM SUIT, white, size 12, for sale,
Phone 741W2-1, 13h
NE* POTATOES and Green
Beans for sale, Apply to George
Baird, plume 545J, 13*
ANTIQUE SETTEE and antique
organ for gale, Phone 113 after
six, 13*
MILK PILTERS for sale—"Rapid
'6-inch, 79e; 6%-inch, 850.
Alexander's Hardware. lrrb
OIL BATH PUMP JACK in good
condition for sale. Suitable for
electric motor. R. H. Coultes,
phone 32R4 Brussels. '13*
SMALL QUEBEC HEATER,
stove, doors, windows, shutters,
1 storm window, used lumber
for sale. Myrtle Johnston, Shuter
St„ Wingham, Ontario. 13*
EMERSON 17"—Television and
stand for sale, In good condition,
$60.00 or best offer. Alvin Smith,
Lucknow, Box 191. . 13*
,CHILD'S BED 18x24, bassinette
and high chair. Also kitchen
cabinet for sale 65" high, 38" wide
and 20" deep, light varnish. All
good condition. Phone 243. 13*
1000 Gallon. Steel Water Tank for
sale, ideal for children's swim-
ing pool, 2 ft, deep. $30.00. J. W.
Woolcock, R.R. 2. Wingham.
13*
MARSHALL smooth top mattress-
es, 253 coils. Guaranteed, Regu-
lar $49.50, specially priced only
$39.95. R. A. Currie & Sons Furni-
ture. 6:13b
ALLIS-CHALIVIERS combine ST100
three years old for sale, Good
condition. Complete with pick-up
and all attachments, $2100. Call
Daehwood 164r14. 6:13b
CASH REGISTER, Adding Mach-
in'e rolls in stack at The Adva,nce-
Tithes. Typewriter ribbons.
Smith-Corona typewriters and
adders. Victor adding machines.
SEVERAL used milking machines
for sale. Let us install one of
these or a new Woods in your
home an a trial basis. Distance
REAL ESTATE
A NUMBER of building lots in
the Town of Wingham for sale.
Apply to Harry Bateman,. 13*
200 ACRE FARM for sale, good
barn and brick house. Phone
402.13, 13b
7 ROOM BRICK HOUSE for sale,
garage. Catharine St. Phone 235.
13b
LOVELY. HOME with all conven-
ience for sale, easy terms, R. B.
Quance; latieltnema Ontario, 13*
GENERAL' STORE good location,
5 miles from Grand Bend, for
sale, 'groceries, meat, dry goods,
and hardware, Living quarters,
$40,000, tern over. Good terms
M, J, ) Gaiser Real Estate, Eketer,
Phone 24. Residence' basbwtied
164R4, • ' 6:13b
TWO STOREY, Stucco Renee
Wingham, Three bedrooms, Oil
Furnace, Bath
'
heavyy
Large let with Garden, beautiful
Lawn, 2 patios. Beautiful, redec-
orated home for sale, Owner
leaving town, Arrange possession,
Phone 422-R. 13:27h
AMBULANCE 'SlitlIVICE
OtittRIE‘Z AlvintiLAN'Ot, Wing-
ham. Always reliable Servlee,
Phehtie bay, 51; XIght,'716 or 036,
GA. 4 FOR SALE . . ,
1953 METEOR Convertible, one
owner, immaculate condition,
Phone 35r9. Wroxeter behyeen
$ am, to 6 p.m, 13b
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
HOLSTEIN HEIFER for sale,
vaccinated, due to freshen. Apply
tp Harry Bateman. 13*
REGISTERED LANDRACE Swine
for la. Either sex. Ivan Hap-.
kips R.R. 1 Clifford, phone
197re Mildmay, rrb
34 PIGS, 6 weeks old for sale. Well
started, Apply Wallace Moreland,
R.R.1 Wroxeter. Phone 19r21,
13b
POULTRY FOR SALE
MATURING PULLETS FOR SALE
DEKALB PULLETS for sale, any
quantity. Hatched April 3rd.
Vaccinated for Newcastle and
bronchitis, Write for particulars.
Moore's Poultry Farm, R.R. 3,
Seaforth, Ont., or call 647-31.
6rrb
FOR RENT
ULTRA NfODERN APARTMENT
for rent with modern bath and
kitchen, 2 bedrooms. Apply Box
No. 47 Advance.jTimes. 6:13b
HEATED APARTMENT available
September 1st, 2 bedrooms, pri-
vate . bath. Apply Gammie Apts.,
Lucknow, 183, 13*
COUNTRY HOUSE for rent. Hy-
dro. Free fuel. High and Public
School buses at gate. Apply Box
49, Advance-Times. 13b
MALE HELP WANTED
BE ,YOUR OWN BOSS
A NATIONWIDE wholesale dis-
tributor requires agents to sell
'nationally famous lines at whole-
sale prices. You can earn $100
and more weekly. Just a few
hours daily can add plenty to
your income, plus many free,
gifts. Enquire now, as this- offer
is limited. Box 537, ',Toronto,
13b
FEMALE HELP 'WANTED
LADIES; if you 'want work but
cannot 'give full time we have
just the thing you needa.Contact
Mrs. Leurien Green, district man-
age; Box 281 Hanover for infor-
mation regarding rural Avon
territories near you. 23:13A
HELP WANTED WOMEN—ONLY
WANTED TO RENT
100 to 150 acre farm wanted to rent
or buy, good bUildings. 'Give
full particulars, Box 46. 6:13:27*
BUSINESS MANAGER wishes to
rent. home in Wingham, Please
contact Box 45, Advance-Times.
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MISCELLANEOUS •
NEVER; NEVER, never since the
world began such relief 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
A. Kaufman, phone 84 Lis-
towel, open every Tuesday after-
noon and evening. Open every
Friday at Les Heubach, Elmira,
phone MO 9.2604-5, and in Walk-
erton at Percy Pletch's, phone
195W, August 14 and '28, rrb
FOR ARTIFICIAL • insemination
service or more information, tele-
phone the Waterloo Cattle Breed-
ing Association collect at; Clin-
ton Htf 2-3441 or Tecswater 126
between 7.30 and 9.30 am, Week
days, 6 and 8 pen. on Saturdays.
Do not call 'for service on Sun-
day. Cows in heat on Sunday can
be inseminated satisfactorily on
Monday, We supply service to top
quality bulls of the Holstein,
Jersey, Ayrshire, Guernsey,
RroWif Swiss, Red riot, Here,.
ford (polled horned), Beef
Shorthorn (polled• and horned).
and Dual Puypose Shorthorn,
Angus and. Obarolais breeds, The
cost is low, 23rrb
WANTED
HigheS't Cash Prices
paid for old, sick or
disabled Horses & Cows
HIGHEST CASH VALUE PAID
IN SURROUNDING DISTRICT
for DEAD COWS and HORSES,
For Prompt, Sanitary Disposal,
day or night
OLD HORSES for Slaughter
at 5c per pound.
24 HOUR SERVICE
Phone
LEROY ACHESON
Atwood 153, collect
GEORGE HISLOP
Wroxeter 2rI5
Boar Holders' Names
Not CiVen Out
It is strictly against our rules
• tO divulge the horn Or nth/teas a any advertiser 'Using mi
Ac Vallee-Tune not Ntnlp0.
PleaSe do not OA les foe this -
Information,
SEALED TENDERS
FOR HEATING;
TENDERS FOR THE SUPPLY OF
FUEL OIL FOR THE HURON
COUNTY HOME, CLINTON,
WILL BE RECEIVED BY Tllic,'
UNDERSIGNED, UNTIL
DAY MORNING AUGUST 25,
1958.
Tenders are to be sealedl and
clearly marked as to contents.
Specification for fuel oil is as
follows;
"No, 5 oil, viscosity between 40a
and 600 •Saybolt units, Complete
specification to be supplied with
each tender."
Lowest or any tender not necessar-
ily accepted.
J. G. Berry
Clerk-Treasurer
County of Huron
Court House
Goderich, Ont. ' lab
SEALED TENDERS
FOR HEATING;'
TENDERS FOR THE. SUPPLY OF
FUEL OIL FOR THE HURON
COUNTY COURT HOUSE, 0:1 DE-
RICH, AND THE HURON COUN-
TY REGISTRY OFFICE, CODE•
RICH, •WILL BE RECEIVER) BY
THE UNDERSIGNED UNTIL
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27; 1958
Teridere are to be sealed and clear-
ly marked as to contents. Tenders
erhaylbe for each of the above, or
they may be combined irite one
tender.
Specification 'for fuel oil is as
follows:
"No. 2 light industrial fuel oil"
Lowest or- any tender' not nec-
essarily accepted.
J. G. Berry
Clerk-Treasurer
Comity of Huron
Court House
Goderich, Ont. 13b
SEALED TENDERS
FOR HEATING;
TENDERS FOR THE SUPPLY OF
COAL FOR TUE ,HURON COUN-
TY JAIL, GODERICH, WILL BE
RECEIVED jaY- I THE UNHER-
SIGNED UNTIL WEDNESDAY,
AUGUST 27, 195'8.
Tenders are, to be sewed ; and
clearly marked as to"centerits.
LoWest or any tender not Inec-
essarily accepted. •
J'. G. Berry
Clerk-Treasurer
County of Huron
Court House
Goderich, Ont. 13b
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank all my friends
who sent cards, treats and visited
me while I was a patient in Wing-.
ham Hospital also Dr. W. A. Mc-
Kibbon and nurses, their kindness
will always be remembered. James
Dolg. 13b
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank the neighbours
and friends for their many floral,
tributes and kindnesses shown to
us at the time of our recent ber-
eavement, also R. A. Currie &
Sons funeral home, Dr. W. A.
Crawford and staff at the Wing-
ham General Hospital.Angus Fam-
ily. 13*
CARD OF THANKS
Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Francis and
family wish to extend their heart-
felt thanks and appreciation for
the acts of kindess, messages of
sympathy and the beautiful floral
tributes received horn their kind
friends; relatives and neighbours,
in their recent bereavement of a
beloved son and brother. Special
thanks to the pallbearers, flower=
bearers and those who so kindly
gave contribution8.-1The Francis
Family. 13* •
AUCTION SALE
AUCTION SALE of Household
Effects at the residence of Miss
Edna Carr, Minnie Street, on
Saturday, August 16 at 2 o'clock.
Edna Carr, prop., L. G. Bryce,
auctioneer, lab
GET THIS FILLED RIGHT
AWAY, 11'5 IMPORTANT
`NAT YOU START TAKING
I MMEDIATELY!IT
I'LL -TAKE IT TO
.1
Women .Carried on
For Missionaries
During War Years .
BELGRAVEThe August meet-
ing of the presbyterien
was held on Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs, Edgar Wightman
with a good attendance, Mrs.
Joseph Ihinbar presided,
meeting _opened with the
singing- of the Psalrn. "An People
Who on Earth Do Dwell", Mrs.
Clifford • Purdon read. Scripture
passages from Luke 24 and Acts 1,
Mrs. Wightman led, in the Glad.
Tidings prayer, ' •
A report was given of the execu-
tive meeting of Huron Presbyterial
The fall rally is to be held in
Hensel!' on September 9th, Visits
to the sick and shut-in were re-
ported,. The September meeting is
to be held in the evening and used
Christmas cards 'are to be brought
to this meeting,
Mr; Nicholson gave a. talk on
the life of Delnorah, who was an
aclVisor to the people of Israel in
the time ,of King Baruk, The hymn,
"Come, Ye Thankful People, Come"
was sung, • .
Mee. Athol. Bruce had charge of
the topic on "Christianity in
Japan". The first 'Christian mis-
sion to the Japanese was Roman
Catholic. At that time there war
much antagonism towards any
Christian faith. , After 1914 the
doorsaef Japan were -Mice more
opened and 'interest was renewed
by a co-operative campaign, by
Protestants and Roman Catholics
Women had. great influence in
keeping Christianity from' beeom-
ine a casualty of the Second World
War and today Christianity is go-.
ing forward. Outstanding charac-
teristics of Japanese are their'
courtesy, their care of elderly
people and their love of beauty,
Mrs. Ken Barbour led in prayer
for the .7a,panese and 'Koreans in
Japan. The hymn "Jesus Shall
Reign" was sung and Mrs. Dunbar
closed the meeting with prayer. • -.
Mrs, Wightman and her daugha
ters Served a delicious lunch and
a social hour was enjoyed by all.
Mr.' and Mrs. Baker
Move to Strathroy
Mr.. aid Mrs. Ken Baker were
guests of honei at a farewell party
in the Legion Heine on Saturday
evening, when 'about 100 friends
were in attendance.
Dancing was enjoyed during thei 1
evening and Mr. , and ,Mrs. Baker
were presented with two step-up
tables and two table lamps, as well
as a sum of money:
The party, was arranged by Mr.
and Mrs. Clare Cooper and Mr. and
Mrs. Cal Burke.
'On Friday evening Mrs. Howard
Meehan was hostess to the ladies
of the neighborhood at the Meehan
cottage at Kincardine when a sur-
prise wiener roast was held for
Mrs. Baker, Two tables of euchre
were in play and Mrs. Baker was
presented With an oil painting.
Mr. and Mrs, Baker and their
four children leave on Friday of
this week to take up residence in
Strathroy.
Why the boss
liked this wife!
How do you—as a wif —rtin your
home? Entertairil Today, many a
firm likes to meet a., employee's
wife before giving him a More
responsible job. .
And obi —how you'll shine as a
hostess when you have the help •of
a marvellous 1958 Frigidaire Re-
frigerator from Burke's. Ice oubee
tumble out faster than yeti can use
them—at a flick of your, band, You
can keep ice cream' frozen solid as
long as you wish (even months) in
the huge zero zone Freezer section.
And how you'll like Frigidaire's,
convenient roll-to-you shelves .
big'llydratots for fruits and vege-
tables , automatic defrosting in
the R.efrigerathresection, And Frigi-,
daire Regeigerators are easiest of
all to keep clean EIS Burke's can
show you, Shelves, compartments
.-everything — "steps out" for
cleaning In a wink:
Make sure you enjoy the conven
knee of a Frigidaire Refrigerator
in your lieme, Let Burke's sinew
you all the different Frigidaire Re-
frigeraters, Then choose yours on
.'Burke's Ider credit term; Burke's
Will give you a generous trade-in
on your old Refrigerator too. Visit
Durkee today oi' tonight!
BURKE ELECTRIC
Commercial, Industrial, Hon* and
Farm Wiring.
Meter 11.6-isitid and Repair .
WINOIIAM rittONV 474
INSTALL EXTRA
BATH 1N RESIDENCE
At the Auguat Meeting of the
directors of the Wingham General
Hospital on Friday evening the
administratrix, Mr5, Morrey re-
ported that there had been 192
admissions during July, There
were 22 births, 103 operations, 21,7
X-rays, 10 transfusions, Seventy-
one patnients attended the cancer
clinic, Hospital '-patient days total-
led 1467,with a daily average of 03
patients.
A. D. MacWilliam, chairman of
the finance committee, reported
that the operating loss for the
month was $4,019,03, Some govern-
ment grants were received, during
the month which were not included
in the statement of operating rev-
enue and expenditure.
Mrs, Morrey 'said that a class of
24 trainees in the certified nursing
assistants' course will . commence
training on September 2, This will
•be the largest plass ever under-
teken at the Wingham Hospital,
An additional 28 names remain on
the waiting list,
The administratrix also said that
the hospital staff lacks a supervisor
for the 4 to 12 shift.
To Instal Bathroom
DeWitt Miller, chairman of the
property committee, reported that
an additional bathroom is required
in the nurses' residence to com-
plete the accommodations for the
director Of, nursing. A suitable
room has been decided upon and
the installation of the necessary
fixtures was approved.
The chairMen also reported that
outside painting at the ,hospital is
in progress and that work will be
dohe on the eavestrough soon.
He also stated that the elevator
had been inspected by a goverir-
ment representative who had re-'
ported it to be in satisfactory con-
dition, Some members of the board
contended that the lift is not op-
erating properly, The elevator is
maintained under a yearly contract
and the repair man is to he in-
formed of the troubles which are
still.,creating.inconvenience.
WESTERN FAIR ,TICKETS
ARE NOW ON SALE HERE
Western. Fair advance admission
tickets can noW be purchased in
Winghamand adjoining towns and;
villages in strip of two . for one
dollar.. Only holders of these ad-
vance sale tickets 'are' entitled te
participate in the draw Setiirdak,
night, September 13, for three,
beautiful 1958 four door r sedans,
Meteor, Pontiac ,and Nash Ramb-
ler. •
This purchase of a strip of two
tickets for a dollar gives the holder
six chances to win a car; 'truly
a bargain. You don't have to be
present to win one of these sedans.
Western Fair, September 8 to 13
at Queens Park, -London, is the
Magic show of.-Wstera Ontario,
with. a thousand and one- attrac-
tions for the entire family. Don't
forget the dates„ September, 8 to 13
and don't forget .to' 'buy those ad-
vance admission tickets for the
entire family. You may win a car.
One adult ticket will admit two
children, up to the age of twelve.
FINANCING A CAR:
Before you buy ask about our
Low Cost Financing Service, with
complete Insurance Coverage.
STEWART A. ,SCOTT
Phone 293 Wingham
BIRTHS
PAITVISON—In Wingham Hospital,
on, Wednesday, August 0tb.1908,
to Mr. and. iYirs, Henry, Pattison,
RR, 5, Wingham, a daughter.
STACEY—In. Wingham Hospital„
on Wednesday, August 6, 1958, to.
Mr, and Mrs. Alvin .Stacey, Wing-
ham, a .daughter.
ROCK—In Wingham Hospital, on Thursday, August 7, 1.958, to Me,
and Mrs. Donald Rock, R,R. 2,
, Brussels, a „daughter.
VAN PEEN—In Wingham Hospi-
tal, on Monday, August 11, 1955,
to Mr, and Mrs, Peter Van
Veen, 13,A, 2, Brussels,. a eon,
OHM---In Wingham, Hospital, on
.Monday, August 11, 1958, to Mr,
and Meg. Clarence Ohm, 29 Stan-
ley Street, London, a son.
WARWTCK—In Wingham Hospi-
tal, on Monday, August 11, 1958,
to Mr, and Mrs, James K. War-
wick, Blyth, a son,
MARRIED
CLINGER - KERR—A quiet wed-
ding ceremony took place at
Dundas Street Centre United
Church,. on Saturday, August 9th,
when Mrs. Helen M, Kerr, form-
erly of Wingham, was united in
marriage to Marshall Clinger, of
London. The address as of Sept-
ember 1st will be 536 Oakridge
Dr., London,
Mountain; plentiful snow, mod-
ern comfort and equipment, easily
accessible are all included in the
Province of Quebee'S welcome to
an increasing number of sport en-
thusiasts.
Notice to
WATER •CONSUMERS
The ,hours for. watering lawns and
gardens are from 6 a.m. to 9 a.m.,, and
from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
This will be strictly enforced.
An ANNUAL charge of $4.44 gross, lesi prompt
payment discount of 10 per cent, is made for
the use of 4 hose or outside tap for the above
noted purposes.
Anyone found watering lawns or girdeus; Who
has not paid for this service will be
billed accordingly. "
Wingham Public Utilities Commiss4
C. E. Shera, Superintendent
MASSEY-FERGUSON
TRACTORS
NEW 50's and 65's
NEW HOLLAND BALERS
USED TRACTORS
1 No. 44 Tractor
USED EQUIPMENT
One-Way Disc for Ford of Ferguson
CHARLES HODGINS
Phone 378
BUSINESS
and
PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
A. H. MCTAVISH
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR
and NOTARY PUBLIC)
TnESWATEtt - ONTARIO
Telephone 33 Teeswater
WrOXeter-,,-Every • Wednesday
•
afternoon, or
by appointment,
Frederick F. Horrnith
Phrn.B., 12.0.
Cato! E. Fiornuth, R.O.
Mrs. Viok H. Homuth, R.O.
OPToMETRISTS
PIIONR 118
Ha; ritton, Ontario
ELUX-O-MATIC has revolutioniz-
ed power cleaning. See it first
for a completely new conception
• of household efficiency. Call L.
• H. Reynolds, 640.11, your Electro-
e,, *lux dealer. rrb
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
1 COLEMAN OIL Space Heater
complete with pipes, ,oil drum,
screen; 1 Singer Sewing Machine
(treadle) overhauled;, 1 Baby
Astral Electric refrigerator in
-perfect rufining condition; 3 4-ft.
2 fight': flurescent fixtures com-
plete with lamps, These items
may be seen at'the home of Dave
A Hutcheson, Edward St., Wing-
.ham, phone 124. 13b
•!)8ROADLOOlvt CARPETS cost less
than ybu think you can have
the .finest, all-wool, hard-twist
broadloom in popular rug sizes
for a Modest investment. Samples
on display now. For a free esti-
mate, without obligation, drop in
this week or phone for an ap-
pointment in your own home.
WELWOOD'S, phone 86. 6,13b
is no barrier. Irving Keyes,
,Glarnis. Phone Paisley 114r4. MAKE MONEY at home assemb-
23Alt-Nov ling our items. Experience un-
necessary. Lee Mfg. 466 S. Rob-
ertson, Los Angeles 48, Cal. 13*
IS Y "R. TELEVISION properly
ins for all risk coverage?
For ..ormation phone 293, Stew-
Art ..',.. Scott, Wingham, 2rrb
STEWART A. SCOTT can now
save you 15% on your car or
truck insurance. Yearly or sik
months policies are available.
Special rates for farmers, -For
further information phone 293,
Wingham, 28rrb
ENTERTAINMENT each evening
at the Clifford Inn, CE4rrb
BINGO .irt the .Wingham Town
Dail on Saturday evening, Aug.
16th, at 8.39. Cash prizes. Spon-
sored by the Ladies" Auxiliary to
the. Canadian Legion, 9rrb-D
WINGHAM W. I, meeting, Auglist
21, Mrs, H. AitchiSon, Mrs, S.
Bateson conveners, Mrs. O. G.
Anderson, speaker. Hostess con-
vend;, Mrs. 0. Haselgrove.
CE13b
WANTED
GIRL WANTED to room and
board, Victoria Street. Phone
962J. 13*
TENDERS WANTED
VANCE'S
DRUG STORE
DOCTOR, I ON ALWAYS
RELY ON THEM FOR
FAST, DEPENDABLE SERVICE!
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LOCAL 'MAO* Altkri,4;7
Sturdy Steel Construction
Set of 4 — $4.95
Set of 4 with casters
$6.95
Can be fastened to any spring
Walker
Home 'Furnishings
WALKER
Phone 106. Wingham