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Orange Ha11, Sea#Orth
Friday, June. 503.
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'Lunch served: Admission 40e
Auspices of Orange Hall Property
• Committee
EVERYBODY WELCOME!
Obtain -.Full -Value
Fruni StampVendor,•
You . get lullt-..Aggie for your
money fJron* the stamp vendor ii
front of Seaforth ;Post Office,The
machine dispenses; a booklet con,=
taining four 5 -cent stamps and -five -
1 -cent -stamps for, each quarter in-
serted. Iii a story last week, it
was inadvertently reported that the . =
vendor dispenser .only one ,1 -cent
stamp
in
That ' we might, -take part
our 'Parent's . t W' ing
- 50 h edd
NUAI
DISC � U1
On Wedding; Rings;, Jewelled Watches and
` m Well
DIa ands and 3 e
e - Emblems' Birth-
ry
stone
and `Gents Signet; s,
stone and Emblem Rings
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Discount OnCi a & G
lass pr
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NE 2 Watches
Difmonds PHO 18- JEWEL: --
It
DEWS OF THE _
ilirs. Dalton li Sloop spent Titer- `. and Mars, Jac
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clay with her parentis, Mr. and Mrs. lied: Itis mother, Mme.
George Gibb, ,` , oft Sunday.
Mr ..and -Mrs: I.ere �Ptilta�pna . -Mise,fihirleY Abram affttaA
with their daughter, _Mrs Charles few da s ,last week with her .*uat,'
'Roney, on Friday. Mrs e1iarles Roney..
"A das Water Heater
saves you'. Money 4 9 f
gives you more Hat
Water in less; tunie"
says,
ER1 W 1 iNGERIC
SEAFORTH
I.'LLTIVIRER REALER;,`
HENSALL CUBPACK, in operation only eight months; won
top honors in a cub rally' at Clinton Saturdayfor its knowledge.
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of cub lore. The pack competed against 13 others. from Huron;;
district, The winning pack shown left to right, front"mow Gor-
don -Deitz, Keith Havens; Roger Wilkinson, :Bever Bonthron
Keith Play Bill`Chipchase, .Charles' Sehwalnt,`Danny Cameron;
back row, William Lavender, 'assistant cub master, William Fink,
cub master; and Barry Mousseau, Close to 225 cubs from the
Huron ,district attended'the rail The rally was under the direc-
tion of Thomas Darlcng; assistant district cub commissioner for
NEWS -OF RENSALL.
rran�
es, ;'Br
Brownies 'working on their Gol-
den Bar •work were; taught table
setting by ;:Tawny -..Owl• Mrs R
Cook: Golden Hand. Brownies were
shown how.', to wrap, .tie and ad.)!dress a parcel, for: mailing, by
Brown :O.xvl_1Virs.- F Rowe= -Donna
Wilkinson taught two'••singing
-games to, the . pack and • has now
completed ell= -her -Brownie work T
The local association of Guiding
met in.the United Church Tuesday
evenuYg: Mrs. Howard S-cane,re-
Ported $56,00' made:on •the recent•
paper' drive:•<A cheque for``$25 00,
donated by the Legion Auxiliary,
was: 'much ,appreciated. Ways and.
means- of transportation for the
Guides to Caine Keewaydin was
discussed. Nineteen: sitxy will be
the Golden Jubilee, 50 years of
Guiding, r Goldeci ''tulips will be
Planted all across Canada to honor.
TO ClIOOSE :FROM
Jf We Haven't Got It, WellGet It 'For.. You.
= HIi1iE ARE JUST A FEW OF OUR TERRIFIC BARGAINS:
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whitewalls etc List $4,100- ,,.:ONLY $3,495
58:OLDSMOBILE HARDTOP - •hy:dramaic drive, radio, power.
brakes; only 12,000 guaranteed miles; ;new car warranty.
1958• CHEVROLET 131SCAYNE 2 -DOOR STATION WAGON, custom
radio, whiteiyalls, etc. '" • ONLY"'$2;^495
1957 "CHEVROLET 4 -DOOR 210 gnly, 14',000-' miles.
.1957 PLYMi.41TE PLAZA 2-»OOIt, 8 -cylinder, wheel discs, '
etc.`�
:. , ONLY• $1,495'
1957•BUICK' CENT;URI.4-I O0R ;SEDAN,; pouVer 'steering and brakes'
owned.:l y a member of :the. clergy; can't he, told from new. • '
'-1956 PON'l`IA,C PATHN'INDER -DELU E STATION...,
WAGON'' , ONLY $1,495
-DOO S
' • 1956 DODGE DELUX .E. 4 R DAN E _ .:.: ... .:.:. .:. ONLY'$995.
1953 CIiEVROL
`•- '' . ET X50 SEDAN s , , ................... $495'.
1953 ,AUSTIN :SEDAN; new..Motor, locally awned. '
1952 DODGE'. , -, ONLY 295.
1949 MEICURY with 1851 niotor,...,.... .:......�...
ONLY 89 .
TR
CKS
TRUCKS TRU, TRUCKS-,
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8 Sold. - - '1 'Left
1958 C IIEV RO ET - '- model del 310
5, 3-4, Tons —
Air conditioned -Heaters; Front Shock • Absorbers, Signal Lights',
Heavy -Duty Rear Springs, ,D PRear Axles', WesternMirrors Wind-
shield Washers 14 -foot Brantford Stake Body, Racks,Tarpaulins, Spare
Tires; none of them oyer 15,000 original miles, new truck warranty.
'ria : First Come` )Firs Served
- ` ,only-�y1z Original 1 Cast , t
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1957' G:MsC. /a TON PICKUP, lists over $3,000 ,, ONLY: $1,595
1957 FORD 1 -TON, Wideside ::.:,::. ONLY $1,595
4 OTHER PICKUPS
1956 DODGE 2 -TON VAN -
1953 G:M.C. 14'1'OOT-FLAT.STA E
SPECIAL ! SPECIAL
SPECIAL .
...
30.1VI:cGre S_
Silver
iI er P a ace �Ohl1e
.Home
Completely .Equipped a= Priced to Sell
y
Motors Lt�
a
ty .fACic:PEARSON Prop
ZtT�tICH- . r . EXEIOR.
._ .: ti�os ro . Largest Car ...Leaa1
Dealer'? : '
Church Groups
DUFFS W1VIS
A � •:
Th,.
e WMS;`• and ' WA ',of".Duff's
„Chueh„ ,McKillop,_ held_ their May
meeting.at the-hame:ol M Da'v=.
idShannon- ;with •a `: good: attend-,
ance: The WMS .,.president; Mrs.
Les-:' Pryce, `presided' and': opened
the :meeting _ with .a:•: hymns The
scripture, lesson acid, comments.:on:
it. were read. by Mrs.,James Kerr
and. prayer; was' offered by Mrs.:
Pryce
Invitations were , accePted from;
Winthrop"• to `attend;their WMS on
Jiu1e ` 3; at';8:30, and -.Northside,
n
Seaforth .o• :Dine u23, at •8 o'eloek.
Mrs.; .John' Kerr -gave . a ;`heading..
and a' poem.: The ,study hook was
taken; by. Mrs.: Murray Dalton
Mrs :Ross Gordon opened the:
WA meeting: The ',scripture was:
read by ;Mrs.., A, Jantzi, and Mrs,
Gordon, led in -prayer, Mrs..Gor-,
don' "McKenziegave:-some -of'`the
highlights of 'the WA Presbyterial
.held `recently at`; Moncrieff
Dutch auction was .held..•
KNOTLESS' '
CERTIFIED
In length, ifrangth'and uniformity,'„
you can depend on Co-op Baler'
Twine. It's free -running and knot.
less, assuring you quick,: easy
ope"ation at ha ing e ' tim and
_r y .
long, safe, storage 'afterwards.
Low in cost, too
•
High quality; fliters are combined
with the finest manufacturing and
testingfacilities in the production
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of Coop Binder Twine. Buy it with
assurance of.complete satisfaction -
, and •worthwhile Sayings,"
FARM ERS
CO-OPERATIVE
wry ie
this...Organization. Hensall .Guides
and Brownies 'will, plant "200 -bulbs
-in ' the fallin ,'this village. • Pl'ans.
e i j :the. making, for-=the-Hensall_
Barrownies tp ',attend a weekend, at
-Huron Camp•June 12=34 •
Carmel Church. Annii ersary •
Anniversary services'- were t:'held
in Ca rmel-Presbyterian Chiirch on
Sunday: 'With 'splendidcongregatiions
at both services. Guest Minister for
th`e di wa Re' • et� > iialte o
``9.. . sr V� I' rte, T; f
Fort McLeod, ,Alta,, who delivered
two very inspiring messages, 'Mrs.
`William:`Brown-was'Soloist at,the
ncorning serviee, and for. her selec-
tion sang, "Today I- Walked Where
Jesus '.Walked"; .choir, anthem;
"Coble' ;Unto. -:-Me;" < soloist;: Jinn
A-ladies-qu'artette, -coniposed=of-
Mrs. Harry Hoy; Miss Hannah Mur-,
ray, Miss Pat:Bell-and, Mrs. Pearl
:Love 'san at the:: evenin 'service
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•and the, choir• for their selection
'sang, ".Rejoice;; Rejoice• ', Lovely
flowers°decorated the church: Rev.
G. Vais;' minister of the `church
assisted'• • at 'both. services. ' Mrs.
1llalc t DougaiLPresided at- -the
organ-Tconsole :a and: directed 'the
Miss Patsy"J'orieshas.aecepted,d
t t
Position . -on' he, s off,•• of the-Iocal
Bell Tel•ephone':office.
. The : Hensall Womenrs .Institute
picnic• willbe_;held 'at,- the Tiensall,
Park on Wednesday, 'June' 1Q. Sup-
per 'will, be served at. 5:30 sharp
Children; ofthe-menibers--are-to.-be
special• guests,members=, are
^asked to. bring •a picnic, basket; ,cup
and silverware: Sports committee.
is:Miss:+M, Ellis' and Mrs: E. N'orin-
inton..Hostesses are Mrs: -E. Rowe
and Mrs.' A. Alexander.; In - case-
g"I"-rainthe picnic will ';be .held in -
d
Mr- and, Mrs:- Bert. Barry, ,Lon-
,don, were weekend -guests with --the
datter,'s;- sister and brother in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. L. Baynham"and
f arniiy:'; •
Rev.`'Petei. Walter, .Mrs, Walter
and'family, of Fort McLeod,- Aita.;
Mr: and Mrs, Gordon Walter, -Mrs.
Jean''Clementsand Mr.' Melia -rd.
Walter, all' of Go,derieh,. • were Sun
day guests with Mr, and Mrs. C1if
ford Moir
Mrs 'Fred ,Beer ` who • was a
Plan lan' Visit
Ms�it
To England
T. R. Thompson, Ontario Strdt,
Clinton; and his 'twodhughters left
by train June. 1, :for Montreal,
where they' will, board. the Empress'
df France for Liverpool, England.
Mr.(' Thompson will,,,go direct to
his former .home at. Eric iskellen,
Northern Ireland, .After touring.
ngland- and , Scotland the girls
will Join ,their father. :They will,
be away Tor about six weeks- Joan
`Tho'mpsori is employed :with the
Rural Hydro, ,Clinton, and Patsy is
in Guelph. -
District':Obituaries
GEORGE A. TAYLOR
HENSALL-Mr, Ueo `ge:'A. Tay-
lor, of Il
dent
on, -a retired farmer;'
passed away in St. Joseph's Hospi-
tal, London, Thursday; May 28th,
where he had been a patient for
the past three weeks., Horn and
raised in the Merton district, he
was in liis 80th .year,
leaves 'to mourn his Ioss his
wife, the former Bertha Williams,
o1 Chesley; one son, James Taylor,
Hensall,•„one, daughter' (Mary Et-
ta) Mrs. Leonard Fischer, Eder -
ton; two brothers, Alex Taylor,. 11-
derton; William, Winnipeg",- one
sister out West; and seven grand-
children. .
Funeral services were ' held Sat-
urday, May 30, from the Ailsa
Craig Funeral home.
FREDERICK
RICH
RED Ii,.'hATh`NELi.
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BRUCEk'IELDy. Frederick- R.
Rathwell, of 1, Brueefield,
died: soddenly. of a heart 'seizure
at his home Sunday morning, in his
62nd year. Member of Brucefield
'United Church, he was a Past Mas-
ter of Huron. Lodge A.r.9 and A.M.
224, Hensen.
Surviving Are his, Wife, the for.
titer Hazel Elgie; One Son, Jack,
Lindsay; two daughters, (Ruth)
Mrs. J. H.' Laxend tae e ' ey
y, 11 vill ,
(Lois) Mrs. D. N'. Pintney, Long
Lace, Ont.; one brother, Harold
Rathwell; of Arizona; one sister,
Mrs, Albert Horner, Seaforth.
Public funeral services • were
held' frim ,the.;_Ronthron Funeral,
Chapel, Ifensall, Tuesday, Juice;' 2,
conducted by Rev. S. Davison; with
burial `iii 'aird's Rev,
•
patient in -:South i;Huron Hospital,
Exeter, has returned home.
Mr: "and:Mrs. George Moir,- Vir-
den Man., and Mr, and Mrs: R.';
D. Montgomery, "-Regina,
.have returned home after.:a pleas-
-ant, .vacation spent visiting =svitkr
Mr. and "Mrs, L, Baynham• and
family and other relatives in this
district:
1Vfr--'.and > Mrs," Irving Reid and°
Terry, , of -Kincardine; spent Sun-
d'ay-> with :.1VIr �rfitt .Mrs lareirce:�
Reid and family :%
Mr, and;Mrs. Arthur- Pettigrew,
of Lincoln' Park, Midi., were week
end: guests .with the• farmer's sir
ter and brother-in-law, 'Mr. ' and
Mrs. George Hess..
Mrs. F.• •Manns;' of Mimico, is
spending the • summer months , at
IVfr.• and Mrs. Norman: Pepper,
and Albert -are leaving' this 'week
end .for • Windsor, ;yvhere ` Mr.
Pep-
pers pers willr take a special al seven
months' .course •-in;: barbering. •
A
meeting e.'senior
o : h :f t citizens
of 'Hensail, men and wolnen over
60,?: will he held in the:'' Hensall
Memorial:Arena;, Wednesday, June
at -7-;-30; tis rlfscnss dud erg'
ize a Senior Citizens Club.
A meeting of all`•interested par-
ties willbe held ou..Tuesda;,y, June
16:in-the `local' arena-to-argani,,
a bridge club.
Teen.- Town, : Topics
(By Ken Ryan).
About 150 teenagers attended
the teen -town dance ,in.the arena
on -Saturday':evening. Garry- Wit
lia'ms spun, the "top •thirty ', after
buying a new collection, of "hits”
on : Saturday in, 'Stratford, The
luckyticket was i. picked lip •.` by.
"Star" Jessome .and won. by Ted
ai
"Lr iont,"`Wev woiild lilre -tib extend
'special thanksto Mr, and Mrs
Malone and Ms 'arid 1VIrs:'Kenney,
who worthily chaperoned the dance.
:.For the interest of 'those staying
'town for the summer, Teen= Town
will operate through Julie, July
alit" Au'gu'st
Sall . Tournament
About 20 Teen -Town players and
spectators -went to the Listowel ball'
tournament- •last - Saturday. ' The
first game at .-10:00. was ' played
against Listowel,: due to' the . fail-
ure of Clinton
ail-ure,:of.Clinton to arrive. Tlie game
was quite even until the final in
ping, ,when Listowel surged ahead.
to ease past Seaforth;,with a;'final
score of 17-13, An enjoyable , cold
dinner was served by members of'.
"the Seaforth. Teen -Town lunch corn-
mittee -
The • activities -in-. the afternoon
saw the ;Listowel Legionnaires, get
beat by „the London ;hall squad;
as well as the Hanover and.Harris=
ton:semi-final game of the Teen
Town tournament. The.final game,
'after._supper saw " Durham' get.
trounced by, • Hanover to: the tune
of • X3-3, -
After the game,a dance was
heldin the , Listowel Armouries`
where the Hanover': ball 'team -was'
presented with the 'trophy.: This
cup is'to e -put' up, fOr annualtom-
petition.
The Seaforth team -consisted. off:
pitchers, Marg Elliott - and, Doug;
Roweliffe; catcher,' Ron Uhler;
first base, Keith Pethick; leCond
base, Marg Elliott and Doug Row-
ciiffe; third base;;,; Craig Willis;,;
rig}yt field, Gene ' Nixon; centre
field,Lloyd Pethick and.
Dicky ., left field, Corinne Smith and
Carolyn Hammond: .
Executive Meeting
We were given-, a financial rex
port and --Bob Reith gave, us' •a
brief` outline on the cost • of the
tennis court ,project., Teen Town
Will 'have: to, supply about $100 for
the repairing of the court. Then
the fact of,.tie dire need for turn.
tables- and an -amplifying system
was discussed, and it was decided
that we would' get' the, turntables
and amplifier before fi7ting up, the
tennis court: This conclusion was
arrived• at -because the present fin-:
ancial status will not allow us to
get both- projects completed
It ryas'
I . mooed that higher ads
mission prices would be' charged
to help support'any' future:' needs,':
This new admission - pride for
dances, of '25e will be charged in
the near future, but notfor a'cou,,
'p ofweeks.
le
Preacher: "I was sorry for your
wife in church this morning when
she had shell a .terrific attack of
coughing and everyone turned, to
look at her: -'t - •
i 'ubb "011,don't let that war. Pug
r ParsoShe was. wearin'.
Iter new =sdrina hat." •
News of ;St., ColumlAan
Friends Honor
Mr, Mrs.'."Murphy,
Leal/111g 1.Farlin.
Neighbors and friends gathered
at the home • of • Mr. and• Mrs.' John:
F. Murphy on' Friday Nevening' to.
honor them before their departure,
from the ,farm Fifteen tables of
cards were in, play, `prizes' being-
wonnb-yv-M-r-s:=Emmett. Malone--and-
.Jos'Oei.
w Aneph addre'Rss'•wllyas; read by Auguste'
Ducharrne, -and 'presentations' were
made;by:Maurice Dalton and: Jas.
O'Connor of :a purse rof riidney,'to,
.
-Mr:Tand�4lrs- :kt<kur-ph-y-z-and f uggage-
to. Arthur The recipients express-.
ed their thanks arid :appreciation
for the gifts.. A lunch Was' served
Mr; :,and •Mrs Miiirphy 'have sold
their farm 'to Mr.:and Mrs,.` Tony
Poland, 4 but have not ecided` defin
itely, where ;they- will: make:,:their.
home:•. _
Mass For lVfrs...A^ Butters
Solemn Requiem, High Mass was
sung at.'the funeral of Mrs. Allan
.Butters, formerly Mary Margaret
Malone, ern ``Thursday morning in'
Si
umn's Roman Catholic'
ChurchCol, Rev:;baJ .L McCow;ell was
the celebrant, with Dr. Ffoulkes,
Dublin;, -as deacon, �• and Rev. Father
c-li-�ubiin- a ` deae n T.
Elwin Morris • was, present in the
Sanctuary,. Pallbearers Were= Clay-
ton Looby,' Frank -Hicknell, Robert
Murray,. Steptienaloney; -:Gordon'
e stello and Bernard' Costello,; Bur
cal
Was ;:made ":in- ;St Coluinbaii
cemetery _. -
Pat Sloan received his :Bachelor
of Arts Degree at Assumption; Uni-.
versity oic ~Saturday ; at the uni=
versity s ; convocation. He ; is the.
•son •lof: Mr,' and Mrs, Jaines.;Sloan.
He. received his primary education
at`S;S •No 6;:'McKillop and.'gradu-.
atedt from-Seaforth District High
-School', Attending-- the 'graduation -
exercises wet -CS Mr.. `and Mrs:.Jas:.
Sloan;'. Gerald,; James and. Tom
Sloan, Miss " Florence . Sloan, Mr.
and Mrs--T.-J...Murray and; Mr -
,and Mrs. 'Gerald: Gaffney:
3V Ir: and ,Mrs. Stephen :Holland:
• and family, London,; with Mr and'
•Mrs. J." Holland,
Mrs. Dennis . Walsh and Marty,
London, with; Louis,:O'Reihy' •and,
•M•r, ;and• Mrs'. 'Jack O'Reilly:.',
Miss: Beatrice Maloney;, 'Water
loo, 'with Wilfred':Maloney. '•
y
GilanbedrtM: Murry • Sarnia nth' >,.
Mr. '.' Gilbert Murray
Mr: -and Mrs, Tom Feeney, Clin
ton; with Mr. 'and Mrs. Joe Feeney.,
Mr. and Mrs. Auguste-Ducharme;
Mr, and Mts. -?ngus'Kennedy and
Mr. f:and - Mrs' Emmett' Malone
Were in St. Thomas forte. cele-
bration of . Rev. Father Btchely`s
,,>~'irst.,Solenin..:,High Mass -on 'Sun-
day. •
Mrs:_J, J. --Holland and Mrs. -Leo
Murray-. Spent the, .weekend :
Windsor, • : -
Mr. 'and Mrs.J L;: Malone,'Jack
Malone and Allan„Butters`-were: in
Midland,'. '
Miss'- ,Anne Maloney, London;
with M. and Mrs...Frank Maloney:
SLEEPING: BIE
AUTY'APPLES
ARi,STANDARD VARIETIES '.
• Public • interest in the amazing-
kaeping qualities of sleepidg'' beats-'
ty; or controlled atmosphere,'apples
has: misled many, into. .believing
that these -'apples are . a new Varie-
ty , but this is not the case, says.
Dr, -John” F. '-Brown, _secretary. of
the Ontario •Fruit ',and ,Vegetable`
Growers' Association:.. r c.
In Ontario they are mostly . Mc-
Ixitoshes and :a , :smelt. monger of:
Spies :that are stored .•in, such a
way that they enter a state off sus-
pendd animation and: emerge sev-
eral-months-later
ev-eral-.months later as fresh,'as--the.
day they .were stored. Following
this kind of :storage,:the fruit will,
stay :fresh on the shelf approxi-'
mately_ three' times.'as;.:Iong as,otli-
er ;ap'les
gen-timed.- atmosphere stora
ger
began in Canada. 'experimentally.
two : -years ago, saysr.. Brown;;
and Ontario 'is. • the .only place .as
yet,where it is commercially estab-
lished.- Public acceptance -of the
GA apple ;has been most gratify
ing, Says Dr. Brown; and the 385,-
000 bushels in storage will be sold
by.the end;of'.%une- if theresent
p.
Market. movement is maintained:
Apples, which :Use up oxygen
much as humans do, are stored in
an air -tight room and allowed to
use uj inost of the oxygen.' The air.
is'cliernicaaly, cleaned• off, carbon
dioxide; At a controlled tempera-.
ture and. deprived of oxygen, the
a IeS enter a state of sus ended•
PP p
animation where the aging process
is all, but halted When taken out
of storage, they are just, an.flavorr.
fol and juicy -as the day they, went.
•
Label on - a' fish bo,r in, an, ex
press' office: if not'itel"ivered; with
in 10 .days• -Bever :mind.
'"Yon never run' out Of '
water when you have a Gag;
-Water Heater `, it'heats ;water so fast'(4 titres faateif tr
other system) that You 'always have a'copstantsupply of hot
water. • And it hosts you less:io buy ... less to operate."'
See modern Gas Water Heaters at
GINGERICH'S`SALES '& 'SERVICE
WANT ADS BRING .RESULTS - Phone 141
or 142
WHAT'S JACK up TO NOW?
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Never Seen Anything' Like ,;
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our Contin ed: atroWage,'would.be appreciated
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IIV•. G4IVTE . ,.. TODAY Y F: OR. FRIENDLY
EFFICIENT SERVICE
international - Harvester'
FIELD' y.
�►�.MO STA.ATI•N._�
to be: held on • the; farm . of BRUCE TRO`MPSOI
1
/z 11e West of Walkerton,.'oiAo:s�ate .GmolfCourse
Wednesd Ju '10
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At the • emoftstra ion ;the following: equipment
w''ll be operated- in: the eld:
No. 15 Forage Harvester ' r'
i'
No. 163 Ildrower withha Gond.i
Honer
attachment
• No: • 3. Ray ,conditioner...
• : ern o of our :, sent line •of o � ers
S e. e � fir.
• Scres p.resentline'of Side Rake
$ ,
• F -90-A Ealer •
On dis
n:dis la �ewIllila. ve our No.. 91 Combine obiIe
: (yard demonstration Will' he given)
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T E TAL RL MEMB1 Si4' 1 •�/tiY�
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ENGINEERING. STAPF O1 HAND '
F'or further inforinat'oncontact.
N BACH
International � Harvester Dealer
ho Seaforth
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