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Contmued frolai page 1 t and SD have the other children;
ary 20., 1958. While the mother I don't think I could have coma
had paid for insurance for a pe. 1,00e 1 a11 this wit1w
riod tending beyond the (late
or the accident. the insurance
company ha declined to pay on
the grounds 'that the insurance
dies when the person for whom
it is issued dies.
Mr. Finlay's lawyers hay P
sued: the company and the etre
has been heard. But the judge
has reserved judg,ement. There s
no indication when it will be
handed down.
lt's a. precedentesettang ca'
and ,ene which may seriously ai-
feet car drivers. If the judge
finds the law favors the com-
pany, it will mean that if .a dri•
ver Is killed in an accident, his
insurance firm won't. be respell-
sible for any of the damages in -
;erred by that driver.
If the. company is held not re.
aponsible, the case may then go
fiend, which will occasion fur- Bidduiph
to the unsatisEed judgemeat ,
ther long „delays, as well as at
least a two -third reduction m the By MRS. M. H. ELSTON
benefit. •
Mr. Finlay has had other in-
surance problems. He had an Hear choir in Stratford
auto insurance policy which pro- Mr. and Mrs, J. McAllister.
vided benefits for total clisabi- • Neil and Dale, Mr. and Mrs.
lite", From April 20. the day -of Sam Skinner and family a.ccom•
the accident. until August 5, he panied by Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
could .not work and the company Skinner of Exeter and Mr. and
paid hini for this pertod. How- Mrs, Ronald Denham and larn.
ever, on August 5 the farmers ily. Klrkton. were. in Stratford
doctor unsuspectingly suggested last Wednesday evening when
he try some: "light tractor work" the Princeton Theological Se-
to .deterrnine if it was possible minary Choir of New Jersee.
et all. Someone saw him get on U.S.A. were, singing in Knox
the. tractor 'that day when he Presbyterian Church. Rev. .las.
trie.d two or three times to plow Seunarine, BA. BD, of Trinidad
before. giving up. Although the . was a member of the choir.
test proved he could not work at Jim, who has visited the family
that point, the fact that he did on several occasions has re-
dosome — and someone saw it ceived his Thad. from the Semi -
the insurance company was ! nary and on his return home will'
legally entitled to stop payment , he principal of Naparima Train.;
and it did so. I ing College. San Fernando, Tri -
i
These are some of the major aided, B.W.I.
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legal problems. I Cub's first picnic
There have The "Nitwits Helpers ", a
been many smaller ones. For
example, because it was his car group of eight neighborhood girls
which came to rest against a , held a picnic an the lawn of Mr.
hydro pole, Mr. Finlay has been and Mrs. M. H. Elston. on Friday
presented with the bill for mi- ! afternoon to which they invited
nor repairs to the pole. The bill ! their mothers and other ladies of
isn't minor, of course. I the community. About 30 were in
And there have been count- . attendance.
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The officers of the group, Judy es trips to hospital for treat- !
Male, Sheila Elston and Gerald.
tnent ' many expensive drugs.
me Blair, conducted the games
pains and • numbness. arthritis ,
and sports and a buffet luncheon
and even gangrene for this far- was served.
Money received by the girls is
He's doing farm work now.: donated to the Red Cross.
but only a limited amount be- persona( items
cause of internal injuries.
He has John. 17; Mary, m;
14; .1 2. and
Margaret. 9.
In addition to this belp, the
Hay farmer is gratefut to ree
support he's received front his
neighbors. fellow.- churchmen.
and Zurich district people, who
have contributed in many ways
—financial and material (inn -
tions, assistance with crops, ere,
dit from storekeepers. to men•
tion some.
"We'll get Ihroeeh I'm eitre •
but sometimes it seems like a
mighty long haul."
"I hope people realize that that
At the request of the -Chamber
of ( ommerce. Zuxich
trustees agreed this week to re.
join the Mid -Western ,Ontario
Development: Association.
It requested the Chamber to
appoint two• officials to loin with
one .council nominee as an in-
dustrial promotion committee to
work in conjunction with the
INIWODA.
The pollee iUage dropped its
membership in the association
several years ego -
!Couple visits frien 5
on 7—,000 -mi -le
Mr. and Mrs. Roly.Williams, • The alto visited the Aberdeen
• Sunday from a fivce•wecli ;trip ta Centralia airman. Leonard, •Smith,
the west coast during which they. Portage La Prairie. and Rey.
visited a eumber of former dis- Walter E. Donnelly, one•teme
trite residents. minister of James St. Church.
.of the trip. according who instructed Mr.. and Mrs. Wil -
to Mr. Williams, was the Calgary , Lams 'to tell folks at home "there
Stampede, where the -spirit of always an mete' bed at our
the people assures everebody house for anyone from Exeter.'"
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good time. He was also en •
pressed with 'the fainting opera- "" '• s•
tions in the Rocky Mountains. • Message from
The.' couple described the
The rouple drove the all.CanaJ
dian way out, returning through! Mr. and Mrs. Russell Pollock
the U.S. Their trip covered 7,000 I ofLondon.flarueb;epsio-logek•
miles. For all but one day, the • t hat sti dw Mr. •
weather was 'cool
, • . „ .• • • Among the people they visited ton'alro.f and Mrs, ,GNeoyeetearAppnvii::
tri.
RR 3, Exeter, returned home e Angus farm. of a former RCAF
MaYgrOUnd a
through the Rockies as one of
the most scenic in North Ameri-
„ reenway
Patter
slogan means what it says —
an accident is just a word until By DOROTHY KERSLA.K.E
von. have one,”
Happenings in
mer,
! Mr. and Mrie R. Heckman and
Even if financial compensa- family attended the 12th Becker
tion is made. it would be far ' reunion held on Sunday at the
from replacing the most heart- home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
rending loss of all — a wife and : Becker Sr. of Dashwood.
mother,. I Visitors, with Mr. and Mrs. M.
But Mr, Finlay has been fortte ' H. Elston during the week were
nate in. haying an. 18 -year-old Rev. N. D. and Mrs. Knox and
daughter.. Elizabeth, who has Ruth .of Lambeth also the for -
[Harold Pollock.
were Ales. Edna. Fox, an aunt of • _ .
'ting with Air. and Mrs. Dean
Mr. Williams, in Victoria; Dr.
W. E. Weekes and Mrs. Weekes, Brown and
anMdr.faanniid.
lyMrs. Russell
formerly of Exeter. in Vancouv—
er; Jobe and Dan Kinsman, Mc- Mrs. Stewards= spent
elorie• Mrs. Myrtle Lefler and several days with her sister,
• Mrs. Florence „Giblet, former Mrs. Minnie Oliphant of Burl-
; Aerie sisters, in the 'tango:4h ington, who is seriously ill. •
area; the Thompson famiry, for- Mrs. Chas. Masan celebrated
• • -
in the Caren- her 91st birthday at Green
• doff district; and Mr. an .. a es Nursing Home last
jelue Christie, former Exeter Thursday and Mrs. W. T. 'Wens
The first week of playground
finished with the crowning of a.
king and queen at each of the
'three parks.
At Kin Park. they were Joaane
-•.
..een. andic tee.. emAine.
Cathy McDonald and Bob Mc-
Donald ruled at r'ictoria Park
The royalty at Queens Park was
Marlene Harness and Donnie Crif•
ford.
All those of school age who reg,
istered at the playground took
part in a scaveneer hunt on Fra
day afternoon. This was a suc-
cess.
This week will consiel• of vari-
ous special days. Monday was
Splash Day; Tuesday was Back-
wards Day; Wednesday was Old
Fashioned Day; Thursday is "On
Wheels" Day and a bus trip, if it
can he arranged. is planned for
Friday when once again a king
and nucen will be chosen at each
playground.
Swimming instructions started
on Thursday, July- 9, and the
various classes will continue
throughout the summer months.
Anyone still wanting to join
the playground or swimming
classes may clo so at any of the
parks through the supervisors.
Cost for the playground is 25
cents and 30 cents for the swim-
ming.
if nice weather prevails over
the weekend, the wading pool at
Victoria Park will be open from
2-4 Saturday and Sunday after-
noon,
Closed for years,
school haunted
BeE on a closed schoolhouse
ame
• Neither children nor parents
were prepared to attend — the
pealing came about rnidnig,ht.
• Police aren't convinced it was
!the work of spooks.
on the second concession of
Stephen. west of Exeter, c
out of retirement this week.
merle ofExeter,
d NI G bl
residents, Calgary, celebrated her 87th birthday last
Saturday
., ' .. . ..... •
Mrs.. Fred 'Rinkel. of Sarnia.
I Letter from visited last week with. her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bro.
Brinsley I Mrs,
Carman Woodburn enter-
] phey.
I .- • tained at a trousseau I ea last
• Personal items
Ms. and Mrs. Elmer Shepherd
of Lieury spent Monday evening
with Mr. and Mrs, George
Presl,
Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Mor-
gan af Detroit spent a few days
with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Morgan
and Mr. and Mrs. john Morgan.
! Mr. and Mrs. Harold Knapton
Don and friend &pent Sunday
evening with Mr. and Mrs,
Wii-
ilam Fenton.
Miss Hazel Lewis called on
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fenton Wed.
nesday .afternoon,
! Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fenton
and 'family attended the Becker
reunion at Riverview Park, Exe•
• ter, on Sunday.
Mr. Johnnie Morgan of Detroit
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schenk
! of London spent Friday evening
with the former's parents, Mr.
and Mrs.. Roy Schenk.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hamilton,
Bob and Gerald of Lucan spent
• Sunday evening with Mr, 'and
Mrs. Earl Dixon.
I Mr. and Mrs. La w r e n c
Swartz and Mr. and Mrs. Carl
i Morley and baby spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schenk.
a. Saturday in honor of her daugh-
"
I ter, 'Marion, a bride -elect of this
week.
Mr: and Mrs. Fred Steeper of
Sarnia spent the weekend with
relatives. aasetae
Misses Marilyn Young'and
Maxine Mellin are attending
CGIT Camp near Goderich this
week.
Mr. Mrs, CecilSto ' of
' Parkhill visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs, Willis Steeper and
family.
•
, Wife: la you don't listen to xne.
I'm going back to mother.
Husband: Promises, promises
all I ever get is promises.
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La W , k' Scores
The Times -Advocates July 16, 1939 Paas 3
DANTAA1 "C"
I -art Week's Scores:
Godernh P. g
Hamburg A. Clinton
New Hamburg 11, Hensall
Seaforth 10. 1.41can
Standings
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..„„_:,,,, 1,1,„,thtir.;,, 12. Exerne 5 47ipilt3.1-totH1 aniburg
:mole:, 2., Non Hamburg 16 u
5litchell 5, soar:I:nil 4 1-raanf s°a1 1 th A 0 n 1
5 2 0 1
4 3 n
Standings Lucan ....• 4 ;1
.Ext -,ter 1 4 1
AGA int tilt ccelliirillii
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1. 5 ti
1 .i A
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81, mh u eg .;11 ;
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4 A A
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names Thos Week:
15—Seaforth at 0 looton
11—SKatorth at Exoler
21—New Hamburg at 'Mitchell
23—C`inton at FiNoter
PEE wee (Group
t.ast. Week's, Scores:
Gorloro-b 21, 1 autan
riodotich 2n. Henzall 15
Loran 11. Sehringville 7
Standings'
(loderich
L.tir an
Zurich
Sebvings-91e
Games This Week;
1 ul%
Games This Week:
1 uly
h--Exet or at Mitt hell
IC,.'ClInlnn at Lucan
17—Seaforth at Exeter
Gocierich at "Kansan
Clinton al Mitchell
1A—New Hamburg at raoderich
20—liarhell at New Hamburg
Last 1Neek's Scores;
Sebrmgcllie 12. Goderich, 7
'Mitchell 6. Zurich 5
Zurich S. Goderich 1
Zurich. 15. Mensal' 1
("Unto:1 14. Goderich 3
Sehringi ills A. Mitchell I
Febring3ille at. Clinton ppd,
Standings
0 W 1.4 'PP
A Zurich . 8- 2 1 13
Clinton6 . . 5 1 1 11
5: Sebringville
Seaforth . • 3 2 1 e
2 Goderich 1 .6 0
, Hensell
2 Mitchell
AZ.aceter A 4 0
xlVithdrew' from league after tour:
garne0
N$—Zxeter games not included 14
standings
Games This Week;
July
15—Clinton .a.t 'Hermit
11—Mitchell at Zurich.
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17 —Honsall at Set:in:Irvine
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r.del
at Sebriigv1le
25 -Coderich sI Zurich
IP WE REPEAL
11 we in Huron County vote to
repeal the C.T.A. we come at
once under the Liquor Control
Act.. Immediately G-overnment •
Liquor Stores may be establish-
ed, Brewers' Retail Stores will
probably be set up neuter the
Liquor License Board. Anyone
over 21 can then purchase as
much as a carton of beer. In
addition wine shops will be
' legal. Wine, with an alcoholic
content as high as 14%, can be
obtained legally.
More serious is the fact that
. in time other legal liquor outlets
' will certainly be opened. Bever- I
aee rooms, sale of beet ana
wine in hotels, dining lounges—
some of these or all will be •
found in our county, This has
been the story in Peel and Mani-
toulin, both of which voted out
• the C.T.A.
• Do we in Huron want this?
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is spending the summer with hes
Joe Morgan.
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KOOL ENT - NASH
• Awnings and • Veranda!? Canopies
• Combination Deere and Windows
9 Double•Double Hung, Double Gliders and Jalousies
9 Aluminum Porch and Step Railings
' KOOLVENT-NASH Windows 'pre•assembled and ready to in-
1 i stall actually cost less than wooden windows with necessary
i hardware, storm and screen and painting cost. See our
! i" windows before you build or re -model. Call as for free esti-
1 I mates,
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reju ice ts a great time -1 Misses Gail Cousins and Bach -
1106, H., WALKER
saver. It lets us foropinions I ville, and Sharon Lightfoot of i ,, A
ee
without bothering to get the Centralia visited with. Mr. and .1 rn•"d"ri. uthorized Dealer
facts.
taken over . many of her trio. mets parents. Mr. and Mrs. I p ^
ther's duties. ''She's beenwon- i Knox of Toronto, Mrs. Clarence
derful," he,says with 'pride, Fletcher, Woodham, Mrs, Melvin
aasaramanearaereeeeeesesesesseeeee : Gardner and Marylin, Thomas
Road.
This week in ! Misses Sheila and Wendy El-
ston 'spent Sunday with their '
n
.Wichelse
____ _ _ a. ,clonttsin, Wendy Hudson, Eder-.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Lang.
By MR.. WILLIAA4. WALTER S . ford and John also Mrs. Edna
•-•-•,,,es. eeeeeeereeeeas-e,easeesee,e.:eesses . Langford attended their family
'reunion which was held on Sun -
Mr,. Fred Walters spent the !day in the Pinery.
weekend at his cottage at Ches.' Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Fischer
t
ley Lake. and boys, London, were Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. 'William 'Walters guests of Mr, and Mrs. Chris
and Danny visited on Sunday . Fischer. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fl -
with Mrs. Nelson Clarke at ! scher were Saturday guests.
Fareuhar. 1 Misses Judy and Bonnie 'Blair
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Cowan . spent a couple of days with Mr.
ef London and Mr. and Mrs. ,
I and Mrs. Ken Greb. Centralia.
John Wicks and family of Strafe ' Mr. and Mrs. Bob Blair and
ford visited with Mrs. Fred family also Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Walters and girls over the week- -Blair and family accompanied
end, ' ! by Mr. and Mrs. Don Blair and
Mr. and Mrs. Cohn Gilfillan. family of London attended the
,arbara. Grant and Danny Val- Robinson reunion which was
ters visited on Sunday evening • held in Exeter Park on Sunday. ,
with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Smith, The families of Mr. and Mrs.
of Crediton. ' Sam Skinner and Mr. and Mrs.
Miss Jean Gilfillan of London ' J. McAllister attended the Skin- '
;Debt the weekend with Mr. and ' ner reunion at Stratford Corn- .
Mrs. Colin Gilfillan. • munity Park on Sunday,
Mr. . and Mrs. Newton Clarke ••
end Mr. and Mrs. Harold Clarke
and Bobby attended the Dobbs t
reunion at Springbank Park on
Sunday.
ci.air
Mrs. 'William Wright'M ....t of Ex- git-A "
tter ,spent - a fev. days last week
Clarke. —
Shop
with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Barber op
Mr. and Mrs. Elson :Lynn and
family aftended the. Skinner pie. ' offering to Exeter and con -i-
nk at Stratford on Sunday. triunity he services of two
ts,i-.',,,.,,...,1'.:,.:-,..,,.•:•,::.:'-..-•,•.,•:-.;A:,•,'..•.•,."''"-1"'.,.,...:4,licenced barbers.
The story in
Zion
By M. JUD OYIKEMAN
, Bill Brock. Vernon Hern.
Patti Baker and 'Larry Hern are
attending Bimini Camp this
"week.
Barbara Miller, 'Thantes
is spending this week with her
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs,
Warren Brock.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Earl. Exe-
ter. visited this week with Mr.
and Mrs. tohriam Hem.
, Mr. a h d Mrs. Wellington
Brock Were Saturday visitors
with Mr, and Mrs. Jim Row.
elifie and family, London.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Here and
Mr. and Mrs, Tom Brotk
qui Saturday with Mrs. 'Lloyd
Lynn, who is a patient in Victo-
ria Hospital, London.
Richard Westcott, Exetet, is
spending a few days with his
grandpakente. Mr. and Mrs.
Ephriarn Heim.
• Michael Cushman. 'Exeter.
epent Sunday with Bruce Dyke
-
man.
Mt. and Mrs. Warren Brack.
Atitd Mt. and Mrs.tdwin
end family of Thattiee B.d. at.
tended the Stewart picnic at
exefyieW Valk, EXetet," on Sun-
day.
A nuMber cif ladies from the
trilitintlititSt Attended the Wt
ilitI-
.nin at RiVervieW Psitk 1 nS t
Wednesday, tlimville vitt eittele
Wilted the ladies freitt Stella
id Crediton institute
M. and Mrs. Clifton Jaques
Air Conditioned Shop
Full Line of
14Asn's Hairdressings
431 MAIN STREET S.
Exeter
pet our motor turie-up
for hest performance
and real fuel savings
Yeur meter wilt be et its
peek of efficiency after out'
scientific urte-up.
Larry Snider
Motors
etitd faritify Ingited d Saturday rifoNg 614 EXETER
eight With Mr. entire. WeS
Jai tee EXeter.
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are &wig. Cheritt&
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Other cars daim gas economy , Chev-
rolet delivers it, That was proved beyond
all argument by this year's Mobilises Econ-
omy Run. A pair of Chevrolet Sixes
walked away n ith the of,
two places
and the winning mileage was a whopping
26.84 , the best of any lull -size car!
And that's lust the start of Chevrolet's ex-
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price gives you all these bests just ea
what the experts say:
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Chevrolet is the ear that's. unmistakably
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BEST BRAKES
Chevrolet proved its SUperibrity in direct corn-
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tested by a wide, safe margin. Proof positive
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rolers Safety -Master brakes save you money
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As SPORTS CAR ILLUSTRATED puts 0:
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a
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MOTOR TREND magazine calls Chevy „
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The expert who can prove this In you is your
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" tee:teed Ae6CktiiNE Inc Sind Car Adtdnconent
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Here's Ford's answer 10 your raking problems .
the new Ford Mounted Side Delivery Bake. It
means easier operation for you, because the rake is
mounted on •the Ford Tractor, raised and lowered by
Ford's Hydraulic system. It is powered by the
Ford Tractor'3 power take.off, and there's a speed
change provision to give you correct operation. -
And :t means less leaf shattering more nutritious
hay, because Ford's new reel design moves the
hay a shorter distance from swath to windrow
There are many other new features, too. such as the
new rotary stripper that does a thorough, uniform
;lob. These and many more advanced design and
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158 CHRYSLER WINDSOR SEDAN
She's loaded! A real steal at $2,895 • L
'58 EDSEL "CORSAIR" FORDOR HARDTOP -F
a
Automatic, radio, a nice one . . $2,895_
157 BUICK "CENTURY" FORDOR HARDTOP
A lovely piece of merchandise! . $2,595y
'57 MONARCH SEDAN
Real sharp! Driven by a padre ... $2,595
'57 CHRYSLER TUDOR HARDTOP
Really nice, just . $2,500.
58 FORD V8 "300" TUDOR—a lovely green $2,395
'56 PACKARD "SUPER CLIPPER" TUDOR
HARDTOP—a beautiful thing! . . $1,795
'56 FORD SEDAN
A gleaming$1,695"1.
black, she's red hot! ..
,'57 FORD COACH $1,'795
'57 FORD SEDAN—You're robbing me at . . $1,650
'56 FORD SEDAN—radio $1,595 I;
'55 CHEVROLET V8 RANCH WAGON
Radio, a steal! $1,595
'35 FORD TUDOR HARDTOP
Overdrive, a honey! . $$11:394955
'56 FORD SEDAN—tutone green, radia
'54 MERCURY TUDOR HARDTOP—loaded! $1,350
'55 METEOR COACH—lovely, lovely! $1,350
'55 FORD SEDAN—a beautful green $1,350
153 METEOR COACH
'54 'FORD SEDAN—real sharp! $1,095
Very low mileage, original paint, nice $ 895
'53 METEOR HARDTOP—all white . . $895 or less.
'52 MONARCH SEDAN—only . $ 695"
'51 METEOR, SEDAN—new paint job $ 495'
'51 DODGE SEDAN—new motor $ 405' ti
'51 AUSTIN SEDAN—for real econoiny, only $ 295' 1.
'52 STUDEBAKER SEDAN—it's O.K. . ...... $ 250 "
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'51 AUSTIN RANCH WAGON
'50 AUSTIN SEDAN
OTHER BEAUTIES TO CHOOSE FROM AT '
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$ 125
$100 OR LESS
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'55 FORD TANDUM "800"
' you give me $4,000 and its yours
'58 FORD PICKUP—lovely $1,995
'55 FARGO PANEL
seems like a permanent resident! $ 750
'53 FORD PICKUP—flat rack $ 595
'52 RIO DUMP $ 595
,'50 CHEVROLET 3/4 TON PICKUP $ 500
'51 FORD DUMP $ 459
'42 DODGE STAKE—good motor, good truck! $ 300,
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'53 MASSE? "2"—a steal at $ 595
148 ALLIS cRALMEAS "C"
newly overhauled . . only $ 459
8.FT, COCKSHUtT TANDUM MSc HARROW $' 100
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