The Wingham Advance-Times, 1959-10-14, Page 6,
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C.I.A. CHAIRMAN
ISSUES STATEMENT
AS a, result of a petition, preaent,
ed some time ago for repeal of tin:
Canada Temperance Act in Huron
the federal. authorities have, an
flounced a vote on November 30
The territory comprises the federal
riding, legs Hibhert, and, plus
Wingham, Howick- and Turnherry
from Wellington-Huron,
The Chairman of Huron
Committee, Frank 13,, Howson oi
Wingham, issued the following
statement:
"Insofar as our committee is
concerned,'information as to the
vote came from the newspapers,
It finds supporters of the Act with-
out completed organization and
little time_ to prepare for the vote.
"There has been some confusion
-as to the 4mo-itself, and ,Rom.e.inis,
information, so that it is desirable
to restate briefly certain facts. The
Canada TeMperance Act is not
prohibition; it permits the bringing
of liquor into the county by com-'
Mon carrier or by an individual for
personal or 'family use. It does
forbid sale or exposure for sale of
any intoxicating liquor, -within the
county. It discourages drinking
by making access to liquor less
convenient. This is important in
relation to formation of the habit
by young people.
Advocates of C.T,A. repeal- have
reiterated that it is "outmoded",
having been passed many years
ago. The implication is that the
Liquor Control Act of Ontario is
not outmoded. 'As to that, news-
papers all over Ontario contain
news headings on items about
teen-age drinking, purchase by
minors, raids on drinking parties
and so on-all under the Liquor
Control Act. The Chatham •News
said editorially not long ago that
Kent County 'has more bootleggers
in a week than Huron in a month,'
and that Huron should not vote
out 'the Canada Temperance Act
'under the delusion that the L.C.A.
will automatically rid the county of
bootlegging, excessive drinking and
drinking by mino'rs.!
"Certain provisions • of the Li-
quor Control Act complen-ient the
C.T.A. and would assist enforce-
ment if applicable," Mr. Howson
said. "They were in fact applic-
able at one time, but under the
Drew Government this valuable
aid was withdrawn. Effort has,
been made and will, be continued to
have the present premier of On-
tario consent to removal of this
disability. But even as things
SWEATERS:
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Lou, all shades, alma and
Reg. $6.98 1F6AN;ORs
style, '
• CARDIGANS
6.25
• Reg. $4.98. FOR $4145
Yes folks, there are literally hundreds of similar
Bargains at CARMICHAEL'S during this Fall Ecaaami
Sole. There will be 10% DISCOUNT on 'Gni, article
not specially priced. So be wise, econondze by de,ing:
Your Christmas Shopping -Eatl Ail° ' '
. Carmichael a s
The truly Family Clothing Store in W'•ngham,1kone, ':w'
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ALSO
SUNDAY MORNING,
OCT. 18
FROM 2.00 a.m. TO 4.00
(Standard Time)'
(6.55 to 9 a.m. interruption published originally for
October 18 Cancelled.) DO IT NOW!
You can now have your furnace converted. to oil,
for the low price of $280.00. This includes wiring "
• controls and tank -- ready to turn on.
Mack Refrigeration & Electric
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°Frances - St.. Wingham Phan,. 472 R
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KROEHLER TWO -- PIECE •„ "". CHESTERFIELD
TWO - PIECE - WIDE ARM
SO FA BED $178.00
KROEHLER - TWO - PIECE
CHESTERFIELD $199.00
Turquoise Frieze - Airfoam Cushions - Reg. $229.00
THREE PIECE WALNUT FINISH
BEDROOM. SUITES $192.00 ,
ONSALE FOR 12 HOURS - REGULAR $229.00
KROEHLER
PLATFORM'
;ROCKERS
a
HOSTESS
CHAIRS
REGULAR $0.95
SALE $1z95
-STE.13
TABLES
Glass Top
2.95
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ROLL7 A.-WAY
COT •
FOR 12 HOURS ONLY
$22.49
WITH SPRING FILLED
• , MATTRESS'
CEDAR
CHESTS
Two
ono/
SALE
$49.59
TABLE. LAMPS
Priced From
$4.95
FLOOR LAMPS
Priced From
$7.95
BABY COTS
27" it 51"
with Felt Mattress
2 ONLY $19.95
HIGH CHAIR
Natural Wood
$7.89
L E R
BEDS ,
MahOlitiny '
05 • 114 *54
MATCH
DON'T MISS. THESE
SPECIAL 12 'HOURS.
.11 to, it p.m, SAT., OCT.1.7
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Economy' Days at Owen Comity PrOdilaerS-
ANIslIall• AIRCTING
ITIPAY, OCT, 23, at 8,30 path
in, the .Council Chambers, Qiinton
VresA, Simon Illallallaai
Curl Hemingway
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Start' Thnrs,, Oct, 15 to' Sat., Oct 24
10 BIG DAYS OF SUPER' .BARGAINS
DURING OUR FALL ;PROMOTION-SALE
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SLIPS SWEATERS'
Our famous staple lifetime 100% Botany Word
sup Reg. $4.98 NOW $3.49
ONLY $2.66 ea.
ONTARIO CREAM PRODUCERS'
MARKETING soARD
. RfPRIIINfING 50.,000 CREAM PRODUCERS
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PYJAMAS •
TOP quality TOP brand
A TOM GIRL •=, flannelette
Reg. $3.95', NOW $3155
CURITY DIAPERS
for that new arrival in the
family and for a Real Special
price during our Sale
$4.66 Dozen •
NOTICE OF, CARL.ING TERRACE is the location of this new ho Me being- built for a. 14011111Ln Pocock. The new resi-
denee is located at the north end of Carling Terrace with a fine view of the countryside t'0 the east. It
Is „Imo., of .a...:dexelt bottles. ,Ocing „built tilts • YeAr „ ••••,- „ , • . • „ „ „. „ „„
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Inteirruprion
FRIDAY NOON, OCT.16.
FROM 11.50 TO 12.10
NYLONS •
Ladies, , here is eui main
feature Of the week - first
' quality, 60 gauge, 15 denier,
FOR PNLY 69c pair'
(WHAT A BUY)
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BOLAND ,STREET is the scene of plenty, of activity for the building.industry in Wingham,
hoMe being built for Allan Underwood is one of sev eral being constructed in that locality.
and 'this line
"If all the facts can be adequate-
ly presented before polling day,
the Canada Temperance A c t
should receive decisive endorse-
ment through a majority of votes
against revocation," said,Mr.Irlbw-
son.
MENNONITES DATE BACK
TO 1400'
'The Mennonite • sect, a small
group of, eVangelical Christians,
dates back for several Centuries.
According to the Bdok of Know-
ledge' they take their •name from
Mende' Simons, who lived in. Den-
mark from. 1492 to 1559,' ,
ada Temperance Act. Peel, a
county ,somewhat similar to Huron,
and formerly without licenses un-
der the C.T,A., repealed it, and
now under the Liquor Control Act
has outlets in Brampton, Bolton,
Streetsville •and three .townships,,
one of the latter with nine! • '
"Huron has good record in
pronouncements upon restrictive
legislatidn. It gave 2,608 majority
for the • Canada' Temperance Act
in 1914, almost 12,000 for the 'On-
tario Temperance Act (a s prehibi-
tiOn law) and when the beer and
wine amendments of 1934 were put
through the Legislature, both Hu-
ron members voted against them:
stand, the Committee feels strongly
that Huron -is best served 'by the
Temperance Act, rather than the
so-called Liquor Control• Act, pro;
viding for eight different 'methods
of Sale.
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"The' public will be 'told •during
the canipaign that numerous li-
quor outlets would not necessarily,
be established -in this' county im-
mediately on repeal. of the
The fact is that liquor stores and
brewers' warehouses could be op-
ened at once, without a , further
vote-and does anybne seriously
think •they would not. The trade
is eager to gobble up thi's territory,
now largely protected by the Can-
AREAS. AFFECTED-Walkerton, Wingham,
Kincardine, Ripley,' Lucknow, Teesw"ater, For-
mosa, Midmay, Wrox.eter, Gorrie, Fordwich,
Bluevale and all the surrounding rural area.
These interruptions are necessary to install and connect
additional lines and equipment to serve these areas. Any in-
Convenience, to our customers resulting from these interruptions
is sincerely regretted,
Please note that there ate two different iuterruptionS.
W. H. McARTHUR,
Manager - Wingham Area, People Who Shop in Wingham Read The Advance-Thai -- • -
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HOURS - 11 a.m. to 11m,: ..,...,..
SATURDAY, OCT.,,,17 4
• EVERYTHING IN THE STORE REDUCED,•.'. 1 . , -, ;A:0 , •
HOURS - 11 a.m. to 11.00 p.m. 12 SATURDAY, OCT. 17
EVERYTHING IN THE STORE REDUCED
EVERY ARTICLE IN OUR STORE NOT ESPECIALLY TAGGED, ON S ALE AT 1.0% DISCOUNT `,•
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3 PIECE ,KROE1-11-ER SECTIONAL
WITH
AIRFOAM
CUSHIONS
• v. SPRING CUSHION -- • RED TRIEZ .:*;:; "
REGULAR PRICE $229.00 '
BEIGE COLOR REGULAR $239.00 -
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TWO PIECE - AIRFOAM CUSHIONS ,,
-CHESTERFIELD $144.00. - . 'REGULAR $189.00' VALUE' ": ' :
as illustrated., Not exactly
FOR 12 HOURS $279.00
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'REGULAR PRICE $329.00
$199.00 BEDROOM SUITES
• 3-PIECE By KROEHLER in STARDUST
MAHOGANY - REG. VALUE $259.00
1 PRICE $269.00
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KROEHLER - THREE - PIECE THREE - PIECE - BEIGE COLOR
BEDROOM SUITES $149.00
REGULAR $169.00 VALUE
BEDROOM SUITES $229.00
--WALNUT FINISH REGULAR $39.88 PRICES'
START FROM
STEP TABLES
and COFFEE
TABLES
Arborite TO!)
$9.95
KITCHEN
• SUITES iquagb FROM
$62.49
KROEH
PANEL
TWO ONLY,- 4 ft. 6 in. -
SALE PRICE $29.
NIGHT' TABLE TO
Walker Home Furnishings THESE ARE THE inlYSH`Yt.
OF THE
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