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HEIGHT OF
SOMETHING
OR OTHER!
A RICH GUY HAP HIS
EVE GLASS PROSCRIPTION
BUILT INTO HIS WINDSHIELD
SO HE WOULDN'T NEED
GLASSES TO DIRIYE.
NO ONE NEEDS
GLASSES TO OE THE
EXCEPTIONAL VALUES
IN THE SLIGHTLY
USED CARS AT
RIVERSIDE
MOTORS
FOR THE BEST LOOKING, MOST PROFITABLE
UCK FOR YOUR BUSINESS,SEE YOUR
CHEVROLET DEALER TODAY!
1954 Chev. Deluxe Coach
with Automatic Transmission.
1954 Chev. Deluxe Sedan
1956 Buick Hardtop 4 door
Radio and Automatic.
WA L, TO NI ESTATE AUCTION SALE
of Farm, Farm Stock and Machinery
will be held at
Lots 21 & 22, Con. 14, McKillop Twp.
1 mile South and 1 mile,. East
of Walton
TUESDAY, APRIL is'
at 12 O'clock Sharp
Nobody knows trucks better, because
Chevrolet dealers sell and service more
trucks than any other truck dealer. Have
your Chevrolet Dealer give you the facts
on the best truck for your job . . .
Chevrolet!
2 Steel Water Troughs,
Wagon. Wonder,
Heavy Duty. Farm Wagon and box.
2 Forage Harvesters.
Racks with unloading aprons.
Hammer Mill and -drive belt.
Milking Machine
Fanning Mill. Extension Ladder.
Scales. Grain- Auger and Motor.
CEInesBialgeSe4)1a Straw Ciart.
Separator,
Cart. or
Tilt Bench Saw and Motor.
Eleotric Drill.
Full line Meautnic's !Pools.
(The above machinery is practically
IGii rcealnnew.).
700 bus. Spring -Chain Wheat,
Red Clover Seed,
.Farm
Consisting Of 160
less, good clay loam land,
tonally well drained; 11,.
frame house covered with
frhe March meeting of the 801 foul
Stih group met at the home of Mrs
Les Oliver with i ? ladies preSent
and two visitors.
Mrs. Ken McDonald had charge of
the meeting wtach was opened by
Oinging hymn 249 with Mrs', 3'.
Bryan at, the pitano. Scripture
readintg by Mrs. lien 'McDonald, was
followed by prayer.
The topic "What is Prayer?" was
'very ably gillven. by Mrs, Doug
'Fraser. A hymn was sung and the
minutes were read and the !roll call
was answered by each reading a
verse from Psalm 729 in the hymn-
ary. MP'S
'The lunch. -committee assiOted by
the hostess, -Mrs Martin, :Mrs, Bol-
ger Mrs. Win. Turnbull. served,
lunch.
Hay.
acres mor e or
except-
storey
asphalt
garage; henhouse; new steel drive
3,!:!. wk. :Fosse]. visited with e !ttel- shingles; large bank barn; silo;
atives in Stratford over week-
end.
Mira Ruth 'Anne Ennis, Kitchener,
spent the weekend: -with her par-
ents.
FLOORING
Bring on your toughest hauling problerris —
Chevrolet can handle them faster for you and
cut costs, too. That's because Chevrolet can
match your job with exactly the truck and
engine it needs. In every weight-class, from
5,000 to 50.000 pounds, Chevrolet offers you
more models to choose from this year, with new
advantages in every model. And Chevrolet offers
a new ~,.,nge of nine engines ... new-design V8's
and Sixes to give you unbeatable lift and thrift.
Every Chevrolet truck bririgs you a bonus too,
in prestige-building good looks to do your
business proud. So see your Chevrolet dealer
today. He'll give you the money-making facts
on the exact Chevrolet truck for your job.
CHEVROLET -TRUCKS
SEE YOUR CHEVROLET TRUCK DEALER FOR 'QUICK APPRAISAL PROMPT DELIVERY!
Blower.
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r.
45 H.P.
RIVERSIDE MOTORS BRUSSELS, ONT.
Inlaid linoleum by the yard or in
tile, Conigoleum, ReVeleurti, Deluxe
Rugs or by the yard, available in
largo range of sizes and patterns;
also plastic wall tile. Fun line of
samples to-choose from.
Prices reasonable.
Mrs, H. R. Thomas Phone 80x
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Cattle
15 Hereford Cows with calves at '
foot and due to freshen in April.
17 Hereford year old Steers ana
Heifers, a nuniber ready for 'market.
Registered Hereford Bull, 3 yea%
old.
Pigs
,2 York Sows with litters-.
Z York. Sows, bred'.
18 York Chunks.
Machinery
No. 40 Co: ckslitAtt Tractor,
Willy's Jeep, 1956.
12 ft., 1955 Cockshutt Combine.
6 ft., One Way Disk.
Cocksbutt 8 ft. Tractor Disk.
10 ft. Oultinacker.
New Holland Forage Harvester
with hay and' corn attachments:
l
Newo er Holland Hay and Ensilage
7 ft. Power Mower.
Power .Side Rake.
Set Diamond Harrows.
Manure Loader. Snow
Tractor Manure Spreade
3 furrow Plow.
16 disk Fertilizer Drill,
-Spitalyrnotor weed Sprays
Stationary Power Plant,
Forage T-Tailvlester.
4 section. Drag Harrows.
NEED STORM WINDOW‘o.
Before 'You Buy let Jackson
Ramos Ltd. give you an estimate
on Aluminum self storing windows.
No Obligation.
phone eaforth 3W
formovicanam milimonsimw VIIIINIMINIMONEIMENIIIIMIrgr 2
M E L. PRO R
WITH
and a price support system will ensure farmers a*greatly
increased income.
4. WELFARE
Family allowances will be continued to age 18 for stu-
dents. Old age assistance will start at age 60, instead of
65 for widows and unmarried women. Family allow-
ances and old age assistance were introduced originally
by the Liberal Party.
5. TAXES:
Reductions retroactive to January 1, 1958 will mean a
• saving of one dollar out of every four for every taxpay-
ing Canadian, tax exemptions doubled for young mar-
ried couples for the first three years of married life. Since
this exemption is retroactive to January 1, 1956, all
young couples married since that date Will be able to
apply fora rebate of their taxes.
6. TRADE:
Liberal policy will guarantee the expansion of trade with
all countries, including Great Britain, with resulting
benefit to Canadian farmers and businessmen.
7: SMALL BUSINESS:
Accelerated depreciation will encourage expansion and
1. EDUCATION:
c'cholarships and the Student Loan Fund will provide
every boy and girl with the opportunity to take advant-
,,ge of higher educatif:T
Pnt7-.n, mognized leader, brings to
afra:r.z. ree,Ird of practical experi-
ence, and distinguished accomplishment. No one is so
well qualified to lead Canadians, and indeed the free
nation;„ at th. forthcoming Summit Conference.
34 AGRICULTURE:
The creation at a. farm development bank will provide
capital fm' farm improvement, and at the same time
permit young men to establish themselves in Stiedessitit
farming operations, The expansion of World markets,
easier credit. Extension of the Industrial Development
am Sit al och ote
Bank will help small retailers.
8. REPRESENTATION:,
A vote for Bill Cochrane is a vote for a young, experienc-
ed, aggressive candidate, who endorses the positive pro-gram of the New Liberal Party. Bill Cochrane is a
native of Huron, father of a young family. Like you,
he is. anxious to improve the Welfare of all Canadians,
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:Terms — 10% down, balance 30
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Sold Subject 0 Reserve
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Prop.: Estate of the late
Lindsay Stewart
Auct.: Harold Jackst,:
Clerk: E. P. Chesney
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