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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL
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Lyceum Theatre
WINGHAM
'.' 1 .Show starts at 8 p.m. except
Saturday. Saturday night
two s'howa at 7.45 and 9.45 p.m:
Thursday, ' Friday, Saturday
June 1304, 15,
WILLIAM BOYD
RUSSELL HAYDEN
—in—
Law' .o8...
• m as.
Hop along. • • Cassidy goes
South .America .,to ..deliver " a
herd.. of cattle and uncovers a
.murder;, plot.
-. 'Also 'Papeye Cartoon'• ."$ port",:
"•Nove1>ty
Matinee Sat. afternoon. Z:30 .
Matinee Admission.: ' •
Adults 20c; Children .10c
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
'June17
' 18 19
CONSTANC'E BENNETT
. ,RONALIJ YOUNG. • '
BILLI'E BU RK,E
'�opp�
pe Takes
.
Trip
Topper' is • back again, having
, more, hilarious, adventures with
an amazing ghost. • •
Also "MARC!! OF. TIME"'
"Aquapoise" :"Cartoon",
The .United W. M. S. met • at- tare
hour, of Mrs. Thos. hill on Wednes
silty June 5th. Miss Emend Richard
son read the 'scriptuLepasaage and led
in prayer. Papers, were given by Mrs.
George' Iiarlcness. Mrs._ Farish Mof-
fat and, Reba Marshall.,. The bale was
valued and packed. Material fors cloth
ing for 'refugees was given out. The.
1 July' meeting will beheld at the home
9f •Mrs. Wnr. Brown.
111r. anti •Mrs. Jim Conley and fem..
ily visited.,on, Sunday with Mr. and
Mfrs., Ivan Conley. , ` •
Mr. and. Mrs, Eldon• Miller and fern
ily of, St. Helens, Mr. and Mrs. Cl'if- Mrs, Wt1• Montgomery, Detroit: •
fund ''Johnston' of Holyrood visited ' '• Mr: and Mrs 13111, Burtheh and Ron-
KINLtUGH
1.Irs Wilbert liodgkiia�on and Ken-'
.ieth visited during the: week with
her parents Mr: and Mrs. A. Mac-
Leod',South Kinloas..
Mr. B. E. MacLean is sporting a
new 'Chevrolet. r •
'The-tPresbyterian Anniversary ser
rices on Sunday 'next • June 16th are
and 7:3.6 p.rrr. Rev. S. •M.
Scott .of Kincardine •will be the guest
Speaker•. The garden party on the fol-
lowing Tuesday June 18th. ' - •
Mrs. .A'. • E. 'Haldenby has. returned
home after visiting with Mr, and
on Sunday with Mr:- and Mrs...Far-.
ish Mo£f,at. '
• Anniversary services. will be held
in the church here this Sunday,.Jnni•
I3th- with •Rev•• Reynolds' Esser in
charge of the services. •
•A "Major. Bowes's m •prograand.
dance after will.:he •heldf this -Friday
eve'nin>r' June .14th in the -,;Forester's
ilnll, `Langside: 'Prizes •will be given
for • each • class and•.thea-.proceeds will
be t'u'-:ed, 'fgt.-patriotic. purposes. , •
�l3rv: Mr, McConnell of t.uokno•w.
•!bas in charge of the •services here- or'
•Sunday."
r•
1l.iss� lsoirel Or' returned to.. her
hcime' oil' Sunday. •
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Western Ontario Motorways:
BUS SERVICE
From.
LUCKNOW.
LEAVES LUCKNOW, daily:ei.
sept • Sundays :& .'holidays at 7
a.m. for , Wingham, , Clinton,
London, Detroit, Sarnia; Strat-
ford, Guelph, Toronto, Hamil-
•ton. •
o ids
a.-41.p.m..
SUNDAYS & H 1 y
TO RI'PLEY and .Kincardine,
leaves daily except Sundays &
Holidays at 9.10 'p.m.
SUNDAYS• and HOLIDAYS-7-
10:50
OLIyDAYS-=10:50 p.m. •
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For;, further ' information see
Local Agent
T. W. Smith
• Centril Garage '• Lutknow•
Hie •of London were •week -enol visitors
with 'Mr and Mr's. J. 13. .Hodgkinson.
.Mr . . 13. J. Halder(by 'visited during.
the ;week -.with her. sister ' Mrs. 1VI'.
Arnastr•ong, Kinloss.
Meri'tbers ,from the Anglican' W. A:
attended the, Deanery, meeting,ri. Tara
>n Thursday.. h • Holy.=
Institute rn'e t bers from. t e Y
•rood. Branch .attended .•.the''' district
• meeting 'lield'at.Pine. ]River on Thurs-;
day.' • ' .
•'The, June meeting of the'.Holyrobd
[#rstitrte •was held on Wednesday. 'af•:
`ernoon at the home. of Mrs:,Ahoa
Ramis'. The president, •Mrs: Levi Eck-
enswiller took charge, after the us -
gal opening exercises and. business
period it was decided` to hold a pat,
riotic garden pal•ty on T'hur'sday„ June.
37th at Holyrood. The ' convener of
the losing side of, the,. membership,
contest, Miss Winnifred Ackert with
assistants 'are in, charge of the pro-
gram.
g'r'am. 'Each. Institri.te member is asked
to bring 6 pies, butter, pickles, Jello,
.1 cake, cream and . sugar and tea -
towels. The co-operation of 'everyone
is • earnestly .asked 'to help .in this
worthy .cause. The regular program
had to beheld over to a later meet-
ing to arrange .for the Garden Party
and make the' necessary. plans. " The
roll call was answered with•the name
of a flower'writh the first letter of•
your given name. • Lunch was served
and a social chat• enjoyed. •
The Y:' P: S.• held their ineeting in
the church 'on Mend'ay evening. Gra-
den Wall gave, the call to worship.
Psalm 9 was 'sang. Minutes were•read•
acid adopted. Hymn 4383 was sung.
Raba Marshall •gave the ::4cripture
reading.- N.- Tli • meditation • Was given
}, e
t,y Jcan 0sher=ire. Jim ltichardsonl led
iu prayer. hymn 376 was sung. Clark
Lapp: ledinthe offering prayer.
•,c'a'pers we i•e given by Ardyss Brown.
'Cordon. Will: 'God save the 'King .was
sung. Bob Orr led• in the closing,pray-
or.
Mrs, Neil .MacDonald,' Mrs.Jdhfi
Meclnnis, 'Mrs. Robert ,Donaldson S:
Muss Emnla .Richardson spent Th'urs-,
clay in. London." •
OLIVET • i.,.
The monthly meeting .of the W. M•.
S:. held :at the church on June '5
.v ithl about ,nineteen ' visitors '• and
members present.' Mrs. • W. J. Rous'=
.,tow presided. After'' our opening.
hymn' all repeated the Lord's. prayer:'
Duritft' the business ,period, • Mrs.
Black •read .a letter. on stewardship
;and firrance:.l\Irs..W. J. Roulstort read
the r'esolut'ions from 'Bruce: Presbyter•
ial 'and • a 'letter of ,appreciation re
r•ci ecu! ' .1.4.0 in Mrs. Finlay, ,Kincardine,
,\I r s. W. , B. Walden :tools the remain-
der..
emain-der• cif the meeting as she ,was• con
Avner. for. this Mo.nth along with her
'helpers. Mr.s J. Coiling, ..Mrs: R•
C31:cck, 'Beth IVCcTavish, Mrs. W. T:
Rcitflston and Mrs... W. R. Haniltom'
Mrs. A. McTavish led in prayer.• The
Seri pturo reading was. taken by Mrs.
•Black. • Toth • McTavish favored . with.
]na'ely. 'sol'o. • Mrs. J.• Lolling ' gave
a very; .interesting radio;• talk. and'
"Starts :Where •Ligii,or Was Sold" a •
our Temperance .talk: The topic was
very, cap.ably• handled.' by the guest
e..
vote
of
..Steel A
. ��
.pesneaker,11I .r•s
thtinles was entended hy: Mrs: •W„alden
to \ rs.• Steele •for this '.helpful, talk
I•1nd seconded hy. Mrs, W. S. Roulston,
c h•) also gave' i vote of thanks to.
the conveners for the 6, ;months 'of
Walden
this. yoar..:Vlrss..Mary Wa dn Closed
With, h - prayer. The next meeting will
he its charge of Mrs..F. McCharles
ss cpnvenc;r and her .helpers Mrs. ,J
McIntosh. Noreen Walden.,' Mrs: • 0.•
Ilrooks. air's, o. MacCharlies and Mrs.
. N. Baynard. ;
A , nnniber of the ladies spent • a
!'err pleasant afternoon at the home•
of Mr: and Mrs D. McCharles doing
iced Cross work!
A ,number from here attended an,
niversnf•y srerrice•s, last Sundav • in •
• Itiple.v St: Andrew's church. •
Report of Spring Deanery
.The annual spring meeting of the
Deanery of Bruce, was held in Tara
en Thursday last. Beginning, at 10
celebration of Holy Com
•munion.: Rural Dean W'. H. Hartley:
• Of- Kincardine was celebrant .assisted
by the' rector of Tara Rev. Merrick.
Following were ` rneet'ings •of. the
clergy Laymen and' the W. A. Mrs.
'C'harlie .H'ewitt,,''Kincardine, 'presid-
ed over •the W. A. meeting and •Miss•
Doris E'llenton acted as' secretary in
the abserc e'' of- Mrs.. C. Standing of.
Paisley ,w'ho has held this .office. ,for
`the• past' 'ten years' and • was• unable to
attend due' to ill health. .After .the.
National Anthernand opening prayers
for the 'W..,A. and. for peace.; Tie roll
was called and the' offering for • .the
Deanery. The Columbia Coast Miss-
•ion; The Bursary Fund were taken.
The election. of Officers. followedhon-
orary pies., M•r's.• W. H.• Hartley, Kin
"cardiae; 'Pres., Mr's,• F. C. McRitchie,
Walkerton; 1st vicePres.,
Mrs.• •C:F.
Hewitt,. Kincardine; sec.-treas., • Mrs,
C. - Standing, •'Pat'vsley; Dorcis sec.,
Mrs. Sam Farrel, .Kineardine.. Mrs.
Kain'. of Walkerton gave • a splendid
repoiit' of the annual' meeting' held in
London•,in •April. Rev..A. A.: Maloney
of Lucknaw• conducted.' noonday pray-
er..After the,.ltincheon which was ser-
ved by the Tara .ladies three guest
speakers were • introduced ' and spoke
on their wor'k: 'Mi'ss •Helen Hutcheson,
R.N: of Aklavik hospital ,in the Ar-
ctic, gave a splendid • account 'of • the'
mirk. in the new •ho.4pital that was
btiilt after fire • had completely des-
troyed -the other hospital four years
ago,' alto the growth af,the'aork.•in
the church and• resideritel school that
were erected.. They receive bales twice•
a year from the W: A. workers• who
carry on faithfully to' help in' a, small.
way to aid those who have been those ed:td be• our representatives in those
isolated nieces but where the Gospel
mu.'st he carried to ;fulfill 'the corn
mission.. of our Master "Ge ye int.
all the world and preach : the gospel."
Archdeacon Marsh also of Eskimo:.
Point in the. Arctic told- of his work
among •the .natives, and 'the, shame
that rests upon us all in this part of
Canada to, not strive With a greater'
zeal to help support these Northern:
and Western inissio.nar•7'es. who 'are
struggling to' keep oil. •. 'hese deaf
ones , in these • •out-of-the-way p1aer:
vire just as precious in 'the' eyes ,of
'Gpd, and how glad we are to think
of the -radium and furs that thi,:
Arctic 'land produces, but how • littli
we think of their souls need. Can we
say we don't believein Missions. The"
challenge is before us: Are •we cap•
able? Yes. Are we. willing? That de
ponds on. you. Archdeacon Marsh fell •
his' call to this Ai-tic'work'some year.
ago to ' minister to the soul needs
of the people there. as did the. late
Bishop Stringer. •
The 'Rev. L..A: Dixon, M.A., O.B.E.
general • secretary •of M.S.C.C. els
'spoke on the terrible crisis' thi
church faces as a -result of war con•
ditions, But stated we can't, •'wet won'I
go down.. 'Let us go home determine,'
1p•broaden the base of our .Mission -
a i y support:. To re -dedicate otirselve:
to'•God'e service as the appeal :conk.
to till in these dark days,• and m y
our. reply he "And here. 0 Lord, .wc
offer unto Thee ourselves, our souls
our 'gifts, our time to, be, a retlsonabk
holy and living sacrifice unto Thee.'
ile• stated that ,as a result of the way
the help that l nglanil had .previous!'.
sent had 'to be withdrawn, so the , re.
•:,ponsihility rests upon` uS all. Wit -
we. -have to call_ home these, Mission•
cries to' the North and West. No
'They rae evangel% working for.us it
the -lu=ster's • work to • build • up' the,
Kingdom ' "
Tru„China at the present• time; he
said,, there is 'a .great opportuhit'
for the advancement in the 'Gospel
:•o we must Lkeep 'on' keeping • on tc
assist in this Missionary work. We
can't all go to the foreig:h land hua
we can telt the old, • old • story • of,
.Tesns in our every day lives, in. our
• Many Wends hope for 'the speedy
' recovery of Mrs. A. Hamilton who
will be• glad to learn he isimproving is, iii Kincardine, Hospital,,•
after 'being .bitten by a dog. 'luny friends .of Donald McGuir
" Rush, all deliveries,
barked the "Chief
•
.�;
1G »iUItN..c
Or
... for immediate reports on
all contracts!" Yes, TIME is
the essence of all contracts
these days! Efficient, fast and
private in War or Peace, Long
Distance _ Telephone .Service is doing its bit
ion the Home Front. Day and night, Long
Distance stands ready' and waiting.
For economy, special 'loco: rates ,apply
after seven, p.m. and all day Sunday.
At 7 weeks your chicks, are on the •
way to becoming money -making:
fail and Winter layers. Keep them,
going in the right direction by feed-
ing Roe Complete Gro ving"1Vlash
—the feed that has helped'
hundreds of thousands of Qntario
chicksgrow into sturdy,, strong,
productive pullets. -
This •complete• feed, is of a
medium texture, high in digestible..
nutrients—with• the correct..
balance of proteins, minerals and .
vitamins your chicks meed to pay
you big returns in Fall and Winter
eggs. Ask your Roe Feeds -dealer.
GROWING MASH
Sold by
• • FINLAYSON BROS..
OW••'
Ltuckn .
DUNGANNON
• . Mr. '(\Tari. McMantu . iotitlt (lend,
Indiana and dant:11Wi • _.Lis. 1;elni••e
•(.ra•verscin, Bremen, Indiana are' vis-'
iting the fora ei s &brotherin-law, Mr.
Thos. Culbert Sr., • and' other rel-
atives ;in this district.'
Little ' Kenneth Crawford, .Goder-
ich spent last week with his grand-
barents, 1VIr..• and Mrs. "W. A. Culbert
•and .. returned home on Sunday with,
his p•ai•ents Mr. and Mrs. • Lenard
Crawford.
Mrs. Wm. Bray, Toronto is • visit-
ing; her :daughter Mrs. W.. J. -Robb
on the 6th Cori. • West Wawanosh,
. Miss Doris Swan, 13eli'nore, is vis,-
iting her :sister, ' Mrs. •Haryey. Mole
this week. •
We' hear the echo. of wedding bells! ,•
Mr. and Mrs.',Herbert' Alton are
Speeding :a few days visiting- rela
t.ives and friends in Ashfield.,
. .Mrs, /Annie Cam.pbLi1l; is •-•visitying;
iter •soli •Mr. Cyril Campbell', Lanes. ;.
• Mrs. Prank. Garniss and,,daugh'tei
13et;t:v`. are ••visiting her -"parents- •Mrs
and Mrs, Jas.' .Sproul on the '2nd Con.
West Wawanosh. - • ' .
Born to, Mr.. and' Mrsc`,:Win Hardy
(nee Eisi:e Nivens) • ,n ,May 29th!• .i
son, Wm. James' Keith.
Mr. Ross McPhee has :purchased
the 'fifty acre farm 'belonging to the
estate of the late 'John • Welsh; Sara-'
toga.
"Mr. aild • Mrs, G. W.' Collins and
son Mr.. T. H. Collins, • Chatsworth,
visited Mr and Mrs.\Bruce• McAr-
thur last Friday "• •
Mr. and • Mrs. „Chas. Twamley and
three 'children, London; visited friends
and relatives 'around' Dungannon. -:on
-Sunday.' -
friends and • relatives with
.Mrs.. J. 8:. Crawford, were Mr: and:
.Mrs. Allan Pentland,: , London, Mrs.
Wilfred Pentlanand babe, Mrs. R.
and Mrs. , Cameron,
Mrs. 'Writer Harm ton, . Mr: `and Mrs,
Jack .MeNab, Mrs. J.' R.• McNab, Luck -
now. and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Naylor,
West •Wawgnosh. '
and' Mrs. Wilbur Brown; Ken=''
Recent
neth, • Mr.'and Mrs.••Frank9G1enn and
McDonald, Mr.•
.Jimmy visited former neighbours Mr.
and Mrs. Sam 'Swan, Behtore on
• • Mr., Sunday. .
The annuald Orange ••'Service. .of the
•
local L.O.L. 324 will be held, this Suir-
'day .June .164th in.- the United ' church
,at 3 p.m..' The,. guest speaker... will .be
Rev. C. 1,T. :MacDonald., Lucknow.
We are sorry to report. Mrs: Gee:
Irwin:is not .so well' and confined to
bed this Week as a preeaution of • a.
c•elapse bf. her recent illness. We wish.
her a speedy recovery.
• Mr. and .Mrs. Chas. Durnin • and
family are expected at the end • of
theweek from Kirkland • • Lake for
-the summer... • ' •
Mr: and Mrs.:Benson Mole and fain-
fly- and Mr. ' and Mrs. Warner • .An-
'drews visited their: mother Mrs.''' W.
R. ,Andrews on Sunday.. - '
VITAMIZED FOR
HEALTH ... FARM
PROVEN FOR , AiRGMASN
RESULTS ir,
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stent 'of the • Laymen's. Association.
Col.' Fenton of Tara, sec'y, Suitable
hynins •were sung :during • the meetings
and •prayer ,hy Archdeacon, Hy. of
• Kincardine brought. .the. meeting to
a"close. it• is expected the fall Dean -
.cry meeting will ,be held in •Kinlough.
Mr. 'LWWilbert H.odglfiinson •was rush-
ed; to• London Hospital 'Saturday, night
where• a major• operation . was, per-
formed. •
Mr. ,and• 1\Irs. A. E. Haldenby arid
:tTrs. Art Graham.. Visited Sunday With
•Mrs•. Hattie Broelz, Owen Sound. •
' Service in 'the Anglican Church • will
be held at :1:30 aan. on Sunday. next
June' .16th to allow members .of.' the
congregation to. join wr''th+• the ..Pres;
i:yferian congregation: at. • their an-
niversary services lit 11'a.rn. and 7:30
p.m.
' Mi':. and Mrs. Sid Parry: andfam-
ily of Detroit were week-epd vi• tern
at. Mr. Jbhn Hodgins': • • '
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Borthwick of
Si. Catherincs visited with Mr, and,
Mrs, lledgins'on Sunday..
Mrs. E. Raunchey, is: spending 'a
r'ew days with Lucknow friends.
rein ••• pr i�k•�%+ t -
rnn C (11111)rissioner of 'fi oni1'oi5 addi s•
'.ed the TAai'Inens' meeting. Rev. F
C. McRitchie of Walkerton .was ap
nointotl Rurali Dean and Rev. •N. B
Hamilton of Ilervie, secretary. Mr
C.. F. Hewitt etas• again chosen presi-
ti
SO'S ItENITO. NOW!,
" A Son Of .The fleaeh"
Tony the Fish Peddler
T sella da fees$; an I sella da crab, ,
T am notta so' good, an notta so 'bad,
T leeve en dal "shack var da Sea Gull
Ire screech.
1 •am Dago Peroni, a'Sohna da Beach.,
T guess rnahe you teenk I'nr beeg fool,
'C -cause I nevair ben go. •to' American
• school,
An' I don't know 'so good da Amer-
ican speech, '
I'm : joest They da Dago, a, San. of
da !teach. •
T)ey say to me, '" Tonne•, wot for you
stay. here ? .
eVou make 'more Mon if you sella da
• beer'•': • '
T say, " I don't, care eef I gevaar be
ree.eh,
i rather he jus' a poor . Sonna da
Beath."
T,ast. veek I hear two feller talk on
da ran' '
Rant. feller called Adolph. beeg Dic-
tator man: - •
-T. don'. hear so good . tvot dey •say in
da speech,
Rot is spun' like he. too is a Sonna da
Beach. •
Nott'' T dam teenk dey Prean •he• be.
feller,,like me,
'Caws!; he den' leeve here on da•I3each
by da Sea,
So I don' onnerstan'—•Maybe him an'
, me each • ,
Re two' difteren' kind ,of 'a Selina da
lyr,•.Beach. • ,-
BOUNDARY WEST.
.(Intended For. Last Week).
Mr. Bob Barkwell .of • t)undass -vis- •
ited. with Mr, and Mrs. Robert 'Hamil-
ton .over the • week -,egad.. . '
Toronto•'and
Miss. Jessie MacRae of
Mr. Ian MacRae of Strathroy visited
with. their parents Mr: and Mrs. John
MacRae. • •
ii "lilk i" If Atat irt"e01 d14,4
• a •tor irai5,• . , •
`Came some day. yea I die an' TTeave
•T rotten. .
no. will say "Hi. Ton-, corm in, you
' Senna da T3e'tich", 1.
I .
Mrand Mrs. Wit. Kempton spent '
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Sunday with -Mr: 'and Mrs. Harold ,Mr. andMrs. ' Oliver MaeCharies
Boggle at Auburn, , .;pent the Week -end with Mi and Mrs.
• Come in and go oder the entire
mower. You'll agree Mat !you
have neper seen anything like it..
D
McCormuck-Deer.ng
o: 7 Enclo end
Gear Mower
Er are 'anxious .to -have . all ' of •ow friends gee • the
' 'nc os
ed -Gear
' ck Deerr !.
cCarmr n . N
�Nevv. M . g ,..
.Mower: ` We • thiinls. it as one of the fine'st pieces' Of farm
• .equipment we. have ever sold! ` •• •
Ever. bod .who has,seen• it says they, never had arty
Y Y,
idea .that a. mower could_'be. built as' this one, is.
• • For :exalpnple: :The entire • operating • mechanism, we
including drive gears, differential, and countershafts,'`is
assembled coinpactly in an . bis -tight gear housing and
rub •in a bath of oil. There are, four high-grade •rol'ler •
• beaiings.• Operation is so- smooth .and noiseless that
you• can scarcely hear the'light hum of the sickle!.
Spe al oil:seals at the ends•of •the main axle and. fly=
. wheel shaft, and. the oil -tight• gear bo'ai prevent leakage
' protect • all working parts against the' entrance of
tio
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dirt •and other. abrasive :criat�•ials. Floating action of •
nutter bar provides ample play without. disturbing knife'
registration.;
ALSO SEE US ABOUT HORSE DUMP and SIDE, DELIVERY -
•HAY RAKES,• HAY: LOADE.1tS, GRAIN BINDERS & •HARVESTER: '
THRESHERS BEFORE BUYING. THESE MiACHINES .ARE OF
• THE HIGHEST .QiJALITY• and LATEST 'IMPRO.V,ED, ;STYLES'.
For Sale At
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JUNE 11 & 22 ' from •-LUCKNOW
'To. Stations:Oshawa and East to Cornwall inclusive, ;Uxbridge, Lind-,
say;' 'Peterboro, Campbellford, Newmarket; •Coll--ingwood, Meaford,
Midland,. North Bay, Parry Sound, Sudbury; Capreol• and West. to
Beardmore.
ins JUNE •21 ..'-. - ''API Trains. JUNE 22.
TO TORONTO .
also, to 'Brantford, .Chatham, Goderich, Guelph,' Hamilton, •London,'
Niagara :Falls,, Owen Sound; St. Catherines; St:' Mary's, Sarnia,'Strat- •
ford. Strathroy,., Woodstock: ; •' ,,
See handbills for.complete list of destinations.
For 'fares, return limits, train information, tickets; etc. consult
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tario.. •
"wl�YNOr GZIV UPINTIIZ
FOR SUCII A .LITTLE BIT ZXI1L1
."Instead of doing the same
old thing again -Guying
one of the•ordinary kind, of
' cars—we thought.we'd
:shop around this time
"imagine our surprise when
we found Foe could step up
to an Olds and easily afford
it! Olds prices are lower
than you think"
"Big Car" '.doesn't necessarily, mean. •"Big
Expense ! "• . Look'. at Oldsmobile.. Olds is a
really big car any •wayyou measure it. 1979
inches from bumper . ,to bumper. Big and
roomy inside. It's powered by a big, 95
horsepower Oldsmobile engine, ,and it's the
lowest priced car with: modern coil springs all
around for extra riding ¶omfort. • In addition,
Olds ' gives your more style, more quality and ,
more prestige.. Yet Oldsmobile costs so little
mdre than ordinary cats--,' and figures show
91ds is very economical to run. See it ! Drive it
—today! We have•a ew•Olds,waiting for you.
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