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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1952-07-02, Page 7MR. A. RUBIN FAMOUS FUR CO. a len Designs Now Being Shown Individually fitted and styled. Several fittings at no additional Call 2763, Wingham for Appointment or Write SOS Bathurst Street. Toronto S MOTOR OIL Dead Stock DEAD AND CRIPPLED FARM ANIMALS REMOVED PROMPTLY FOR SANITARY DISPOSAL Telephone Collect Palmerston 123w Durham 898 GORDON YOUNG LIMITED 1-DAY SPECIAL =v rt LOW 41A1 I IA ' 111111-.11,!A +an RAIL C„ . FARES Riatk-binttono operating costs Many thousands of truck users have proved to their own satisfaction that Chev- rolet costs the least of all to own and maintain. Valve-in-Head economy, in the four great Chevrolet engine'ir saves on gas. Chevrolet's special 4-way engine lubrication system reduces friction and wear, keeps oil costs low. .. . • ... A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE! Stack up what you get for what you pay ...and join the nation's largest group of truck buyers by choosing Chevrolet MORE RUT CHEVROLET TRUCKS THAN ANY OTHER MAKE Maybe you didn't know that by far the biggest number of truck users in Canada today are buy- ing Chevrolet Trucks. They are . . . and for good hard-headed reasons. Because what they're after in a truck can be set down about like this: ; 1) It's got to be low in cost. No use paying a lot of extra money for a truck that the truck will have to earn back. Chevrolet trucks give you more for your money. 2) Upkeep and operating costs must be low. A truck is money-making equipment. It can't be a money-waster. Chevrolet trucks work for rock-bottom "wages" on fuel and maintenance. 3) How well the truck does the job is all- important. It's got to have the capacity, power and rugged construction to get work done—effi- ciently and economically. Chevrolet trucks are engineered and built for your loads. 4) The truck must be rugged, long lasting. That's an important part of over-all economy. Chevrolet trucks traditionally bring more at tradetin, for what they cost, than any other truck. If these considerations make sense to you, take a good long look at facts 1, 2, 3 and 4 below. Then come'in and let's see how a Chevrolet truck can save you money in your business. ON THE ROAD WITH THE GREATEST PAYLOAD CHEVROLET ft::•43e7;;:m1 RECENT & READABLE Part of a list of the fiction books which were left at the Wingham Public Library by the Huron County Mobile Unit, was published last week, The remainder is as follows: Holmes, L. P,—Dead Man's Saddle, Holme, M.—Grain of the Wood, Jennings, J, —The Strange Brigade. Kaufman, L—Jubel's Children. Kristofferson, K. B.—Tanya. Lagerkvist, P.—Barabbas. Lockeridge, F.—Murder Comes First. Lomax, B,—Guns along the Yellow- stone. Loring, E.—Hilltops Clear. Loring, E.—Rainbow at Dusk. Loring, E,—There 'Is Always Love, lVfarquancl, P.—Repent in Haste, Miller, H. T.—We have given our Hearts away, ' Nathan, R,—The River Journey. Peterson, II.—The Covered Bridge. Priestly, J. B.—Jenny Villiers, Scarlett, S.—Love in a Mist. Seifert, E.—The Story of Andrea Fields. Sitwell, Sir 0.—Death of a God. Stanley, C.—Rio Patrol. Stuart, F.—The Necklace. Trayer, H W.—.The, Salt and the Savor. Tuttle, W, C—The Trail of Deceit. Wentworth, P.—"Anna, Where are You ?" Westcott, J.—The Border Lord. See next week's Advance-Times for a list of juvenile fiction. VINCENT REUNION AT BAY}IELID The Vincent reunion was held at Jowett's Grove at Bayfield on June 14th, with an attendance of about sixty. A church convention in session at the same time prevented the Michi- gan members of the clan from being present as formerly. Those present came from Wingham, Belgrave, Blue- vale, Auburn, Londesboro, Goderich, Dashwood, Grand Bend, London and Chatham. A noon dinner was served, under the convenership of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Vincent, Auburn; after which sports—and,games were enjoyed by young and old, under the leader- ship of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Vincent, Belgrave. A picnic supper in the evening was followed by the election of officers for 1953 as follows: presi- dent, John Vincent, Goderich; sec.- treas., Clare Vincent, Londesboro; sports, Mr. and Mrs. L. Adams, Lon- don; grounds etc., Albert and Norman Vincent, Grand Bend. It was decided to hold the reunion for next year on the third Saturday of June instead of the second, at the same place. The oldest member present, was Mr. Henry Link, of Dashwood, and the youngest, Jackie, the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Vincent, Lon- desboro, ale* QUEBEC MARITIMES (EAST Of MEGANTICIEV15-DIAMO ND) Make It a memorable sun-filled vacation in Canada's "Down East" playground. Inexpensive holiday fares give you a 21-day limit with stopovers permitted. EFFE,PTIVE June 16 to September 1 Inclusive Consult your nearest Railway agent eastaiameatific TRUCK GARDENERS BARN Phone or visit us today for DURO Pumps and EMCO Plutubiug Fixtures. Write for illustrated folder. For Sale by MACHAN BROS. EMPIRE BRASS MFG. CO. LIMITED tendon Si. Catharines • Toronto - Sudbury . Winnipeg Vancouver ECOP 522 WEDNESDAY, JULY 2nd, ISV 1.•••=1.• THE WINGHAM ADVANCE-TIMES PAGE 'SEVEN', In spite of a record dollar volume of sales, the average profit margin in manufacturing across Canada took a decided drop in 1.951, according to the Canadian Manufacturer Associa- tion. Higher operating costs and in- creased taxes were the reason, When removing washable ink from wool, he careful not to rub the fabric while it is soari,n, tn soapsuds or de- tergent, the Sheaffer Pen Company warns. Wool is temporarily weakened when wet, and you may stretch it by such treatment, The Fanning Mill by Bob Carbert • The other day, I heard a fellow say, "My, I wish we could get the farmers Interested in more of our sports ac- tivities, get them to take op golf, curling, bowling ,and some more of these sports. We could use their support, and they could use the recre- ation." Well, many of our town organizations could use a little sup- port from the farmers; and the good fellowship that these recreational groups enjoy, would do most of the farmers* a lot of good, but as far as the exercise is concerned, well ,1 , I don't know. Take golf for example, First you hit the ball ,and then you walk around a nine hold course after it. Farmers get the same exercise, from hoeing their turnips, and walking be- hind the harrows, or bringing the cows from the back field night and morning, Some gay that searching for the ball is good for the mind, sharpens your intellect. Did yOu ever try hunting fora broody hen and her nest, a cat with kittens ,or a double- tree clevis, when you're in a hurry? It gives the same results. Then, the exercise to be gained from bowling or curling. The same back- bending exercise can be had from picking strawberries, potatoes, ruta- bags, or weeds from the garden vege- tables, Y'ou could well compare the harvest-time stooking of grain, with tennis, or lacrosse. The same muscles are used, even if the surroundings are different, About the only things that farmers go for, in the way of sport, are swim, ming, baseball ,and hockey. Swimming is important en the farm while base- ball and hockey, both learned in boyhood days at school, are excellent ways to keep up your team spirit. Take dancing, most farmers youg and old like dancing, although an old Methodist farmer I once knew called it, "an invention of the devil", and "wrestling set to music". In some oases I agree with him in the latter comment, but it's still good exercise— good recreation—good fun, Yes, the farmer has been called muscle-bound. He has been accused of being all brawn and no brains. He is described as clumsy and awkward, and everytime an athlete appears to be less graceful than his competitors he is called "a farmer". Well, that is the greatest tribute you can ever pay to anyone, to call him a farmer. After all, to be muscle-bound, you have to have muscles, and that is one thing that a farmer usually has plenty of. Farming is healthful, it's invigorat- ing, it's body building. Very few farmers need to take sleeping pills when night rolls around, as hard work in the open air will never bring on insomnia. I would recommend that more of our townsfolk, and our city people, who make such light use of the term "farmer", spend a few days or a week o ftheir holiday this summer, doing the same work as the farmers. They will find that farming is a profession, even more skilled and more highly diversified than their own, It's good recereatlon torf. I welcome; even though they will be more in the way, than good, for the first week, until they find out what tarmlng is all about. If you had a business problem facing you which could involve a great loss, would you ask the advice of a friend or a business counsellor? Naturally, yOtt would ask the expert. Then, what' about Our will? Improperly administered, it could mean a great loss to your faintly. We are glad to act as sole Executor, or in con- junction with one or more other Executors you might appoint. THE STERLING TRUSTS CORP OR A TION HEAD OFFICE BRANCH Of 372 Bay St., Toronto 1-3 Dunlop St., More hock for vow money Stack up a Chevrolet truck against any other truck, capable of handling the same payloads, and you'll see that Chevrolet gives you far more for your money. Chevrolet, for all its low priee, brings you ruggedness, stamina, and wiclusive truck featute's you won't kid in many trucks costing a lot more. ,ZAVA V, A . / , 7 /4 , I A ,A. VA. A 7 A v W' F f Se4 ale .0e1,40—ao/ "SALAD. TEA & COFFEE • / A v / r' 07 // A' A /' 1 • Engineered and kilt for your loads Chevrolet trucks .are engi- neered to your payload requirements.. You dOn't waste money by , buying "too mush truck" you don't risk work interrup- tion or slow-downs by buying "too little truck." Frame, axles, sptingS, body-, brakei, and power' re part of a well-balanced team. •tt Wingham Mo a ors Telephone 139 Lower, slower depreciation Records show that Chey. rblet trucks traditionally bring more money at re- sale or trade-in than any Other make. Chevrolet's market value, stays up be- cause the value stays in. Here is further evidence that Chevrolet is the best truck buy. 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