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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1956-10-24, Page 4y. • vo, "Ole0 It ielle` TIM %Ingham, AdvanCe-Tiptcs, *cane*day, °et. 21, 1910 *""ee' eaereeeeelearee eaikeee ' 7Tk -9„ .;11 A eee .READY • FOR BUSY DAY " BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES REAL ESTATE COMINO EVENTS. Presbyterian Y.P. Kinette Club members, Mrs. 7 Walker, Mrs. V, Loughlean, Mrs, H, Fisher, Mrs, 3. Lloyd and Mrs. L. McDonald,. preparing for the Kinette tea and bake, sale • which was bold on Saturday in the 601111011. chamber. LIMITED QUANTITY of choice. quality sprayed Spy apples far sale. n' Pritchard, phone ee-2, Lack- now. 24b SMALL DUO-THERM Oil heater for sale, in' good onr1ition. Used only four months. Apply to Mrs. • Garnet Wright, Morrie, or phone 306r1, Clifford, Ont. 24b TWO OIL Space Heaters for sale. In perfect condition. One large, one small. Both Coleman. Bar- gain. Apply to Alex 'Coats, tele- phone 807. - 24i" NO:e. and NO, 2 COB corn for sale. Also No. 1 kiln-dried shell corn, delivered by truck in 0 to 15 ton loads, For further particulars contact Ted Newton, phone 9r3,, ieiroxeter. 24,31,7,14,210 LITTER CARRIER for sale with 150 ft. of track. Apply to Wil- fred Walker, Belgrave. 24h CHICKENS, dressed or alive. Mrs. Joe Walker, phone 642-w4. 24h TRADE YOUR old oil heater now and save. We'll give you top prices on a top-quality new Duo- Therm Oil Home Heater. For one room or six, there's a Duo- Therm you can't heat for beauty or heat, Choose from 9 models. Period or modern styles, Apply at Pattison Radio & Electric, phone 1717. 24b LIVESTOCK FOR SALE TWO YEARLING Holstein heifers for sale. Apply to George Fish- er, Whiteehurch, phone 747w11. 24" 22 HEREFORD cattle, yearlings for sale, apply to Raba Colley Son, phone 507w3, Wingham. 24b POULTRY FOR SALE 200 ROOK x s-msilm millets for sale, Apply to Ben MeCletag•- hate phone 40231. 24* `35 RED-ROCK. pullets for sale. Apply to Mrs. Telford Cook, phone 72371, 24b 50 .SUSSEX RED pullets, laying. $2.00 each. Alan Dunbar, R.R. 1, Belgrave, Ont. r 21* RED ROOK pullets for sale, Apply to Spence Scott, phone 73572.. 24b CARS FOR SALE 3.355 PLYMOUTH Hardtop with all extras for sale. For information call 578. 24b u47 SEDAN above average condition; 1942 Dodge Coach, good driving, for sale. N. W. Winterstele, Lucknow. 24b . , . . MEN OR WOMEN anxious. to have- their own business, we have splendid •opportunity for you. No selling experience needed. Write. for free catalogue and details to. FAMILEX, Dept, C, Station C, Montreal. 24b , . DROVER. AND TRUCKINO: mrsINEss FOR SALE The Drover and Trucking Busi- ness of the late learnund C. Pollard of Biyth, must be sold to complete administration of his Estate. In- eluded are three trucks. The late Mr. Pollard had Class "C", and "F.S.", PEN-, licenses. Also offered for sale is the warehouse and stor- age yard in Blyth. For further information, contact Donnelly & Donnelly, Goderich, Ontario, Solicitors for the personal representative. 24:31b SFIVATIONS WANTED, AFTERNOON or EVENING work, preferably ironing. Phone 1190j. 24 HOUSEKEEPER for business couple. All modern appliances. Apply Shapiro's Ladies' Wear, 28 DoWnie St., Stratford, 24h CITY BANK requires clerical help, Machine operators preferable, but, not essential, Apply in per- son or in writing to the Manager, The Canadian Bank of Com- merce, Waterloo, stating age, ex- perience, references and salary • required.. 24,31b WANTED BOARD AND LODGING wanted in Wingham for the winter months by a retired gentleman. Apply to Box 83 The Advance- Times. 24* OLD STABLE, BARN, or garage wanted to buy. Apply at Gamer- ' ori's Billiards, 24h DEADSTOCK WANTED DEADSTOCK REMOVED from your farm promptly for sanitary disposal, e2.00 service charge for each call. Telephone collect: Pale .merston 123W; Durham 398 or Wingham 378. GORDON YOUNG LIMITED. rrh MISCELLANEOUS FOR REPAIRS to all makes of TV and radio call Dunkin Television and Radio, Teeswater phone 27 or Wingham 703J1. lerrb CS YOUR TELEVISION properly insured for all risk coverage? For information phone 293, Stew- art A. Scott, Wingham. 2rrb S'l'IiiWART A. SCOTT can now save you 15% on your car or truck ,in- suranee. Yearly or six months policies are available. Special rates for farmers. For further information phone 293, Wingham. 29rth SANITARY SEWAGE dispo,sal septic tanks, cesspools, cellars, etc., pumped and cleaned, quick service, all work guaranteed Apply Louis Blake, phone 42r6, Brussels. 1,5rrb ATATERLOO CATTLE Breeding Association "Where Better Bulls Are Used". "For, artificial in- semination information or see- vice from all breeds of cattle, phone the Waterloo Cattle Breeding Association at: Clinton Hu 2-3441 or Mildmay 130r12 be- tween 7,30 and 9,30 rem, We have all breeds available -- top quality at low cost," 25reb NOME TO IIOIVfE BUILDERS IF YOU ARE planning a building project this summer, we are ill a position to give you first -class service` for your cement work, House basements and floors, barn walls eiklefloors (completed ie. one pour. Contact Macis Christensen, phone 11r7, rrb • FINANCING A CAR? Before you buy ask about our Low Cost tierantieg Service With complete Iaeurance Coverage;. STEWART A. SCOTT Minim 293 Witighano 2firth Noxict COURT OP REVISION A. meeting of the Court, of Re., vision to eonSider complaints agiiiiist the Assessment Roll of the Town of Wingham for the yeae 3.057 Will be held at the ToWri Winghilin on IVIoriday evening, Octeber 29th, 1064 tit 8 o'clock. W, A, Galbraith, Clerk 11,24b 2 STORM' building containing apartment and work shop in. Illuevale for sale. Newly wired, Poesessibn immediately, la acre of lead, Cheap. Apply at Super., test. Service Station, BlueVale, 17,2e* 6 ROOM HOUSE in Lucknow for sale, 3 piece bath, good location. Apply to Box 81 The Advance- Times. 17,24* WHITE BRICK house on Victoria Street for sale, two apartments, good location, possession Nevem, ber 1st, Phone 341W, 17e CHOICE BUILDING lot for sale, On Catharine Street. Phone 51121,4. 24h 100 ACRE FARM well equipped, cheap for quick sale, 2 miles west of Wingham. Apply to Box 84 The Advan(,e-Times. 24b 8-ROOM MODERN frame house for sale, Reasonable, Apply to E. J. Fitzpatrick, phone 611-R. 24,31b FOR DENT SMALL DWELLING on Josephine Street for rent, running water, heavy stove wiring, single gar- age. Available November 1st, Lovell McGuire, phone 593. 17b FOUR-ROOM modern apartment for rent. Built-in cupboards. Phone 40473. 24:31b FURNISHED ROOM for rent suitable for two nurses or busi-. ness girls, Residential and cen- tral. Apply to Box 86 The Ad- vance-Times. 24h MODERN furnished apartment for rent, central, possession im- mediately. Apply to Box 85 The Adva,neeeTimes. 24b FIVE-ROOM apartment with !three-piece bathroom on Centre Street, for rent. Phone 658w4, evenings. 24b CARD OF THANKS We . would like to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to all the neighbors and friends who helped at the time of the fire. Special thanks to the Wingham Firemen,---Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Rogers. 24* IN MEMORIAM NEWMAN—In loving memory of a dear husband, father and grandfathee, Frederick D. New- man, who passed away two years ago October 25th. We little knew When we woke that morn The sorrow the day would bring, For the call was sudden, the shock severe To part with one we loved sp dear. Sometimes it's hard to understand Why some things have to be But in his wisdom. God has planned Beyond our power to see. God gave iu strength to fight it, And courage to bear the blow But what it meant to lose him No one will ever know. Sadly missed and ever reniember- ed by his wife, children and grandchildren. 24* NOTICE TOWNSHIP, OF TUIINBERRY The Court of Revision. on the Assessment Roll, will be held in innevaie Community Hall, at 3 p.m. on Saturday, November 3rd. Geo. T. Thomson, Clerk 17:24b APPLICATIONS Applications will be received until Octoher 25 by the undersign- ed for the position of caretaker- manager for the .WingharnArena: also for the booth privileges. Com- bined or separate applications Will be ,eonsidered. Applicant must supply references its to eXperierice and ability. Some knowledge of refrigeration preferred. Duties to commence oil or about November 1, 1956 to April 1, 1057. Wingham Arena Cornirileeime, Jack Gorbutt Jr., See. 17,24b PREVENT - CHIMNEY 'FIRES Use Fire Chief Chemical chimney cleaners TO ITILIAIINATE SOOT AND SCALE FROM STOVES AND Pmts. For Use In oil, coal and wood fired units. POP SALE AT. Machan Hardware WING1MAI McDottgall's Grocery LOWER %VINO/MAI ' 26;adOrrh THE REGULAR Saturday evening Bingo under the" .ausoyees, of the eanaalan Legion Will be held at the Legion Home on Saturday •.a. o'clock, Good prizes. CEllerrb TI•IE CATHOLIC Women's Lague of Sacred Heart Church parish, Teeswater will hold a eilannage sale and bake sale in the Town Hall on Saturday, Oct. 27th from 2 to 5 pan, .CE24b The Belgrave Co-Operative ,as, eoelation is sponsoring a .erieet- lag in the Belgrave Community Arena Club Room''.en ThuredaY, November 1st, .3.950 at 8.80, This meeting will feature a film on "the use of Stilbestrol, 2. a dis- cussion on various beef • and dairy feeding programs; 3. the. importance of mineral, 4.. value and place of • concentrates in your feeding program, Reserve this date now. Door prizes, Lunch. CE24b . . CARD OF THANKS I wish to express my sincere appreciation to relatives, friends and neighbours Who kindly sent me cards, letters, flowers, fruit and gifts while a patient in. Lon- don Victoria Hospital, Special' thanks to Rev. West, nurses and doctors.—Mrs. Lorne Wright. 241) CARD OF TDANAS -We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation for the floral tributes cards and kindness shOwn to us during our sad be- reavement. • Special thanks to Mrs, Morrey and her staff of nurses and Dr. G. F. Mills,—Mrs. McLean and family, • • 24* Berths SANDERSON—In Wngham. Gen-, oral Hospital, on Tuesday, Octo- ber 16th, 1956, to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Sanderson, RR, 1, • Gerrie, a daughter. • VELLA—In Wingham• General Hospital, on Wednesday, October 17th, 1956, to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Vella, Edmore, a daughter. HUBER—In eatingham General' Hospital on Wednesday October 17th 1956 to Mt. and Mee. Leo Huber, Lucknow, a son. O'BRIEN—In Wingham General Hospital en Wednesday Octobet 17th, 1956, to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald O'Brien, Wingham, a. son, Kevin John. KRAGT—In Wingham General Hospital on. Thursday October 18th, 1956, to Mr. and Mrs' Hen- drik Kragt, Holyrood, a daughter. DAWSON—In Wingham General Hospital, on Thursday, October 18th 1956, to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dawson, R,R. 5, Wingham, a son, HASELGROVE—In Wingha re General Hospital, on Saturday, October 20th, 1956, to Mr. and Mrs. 'Wallace Haselgrove, Wing- ham, a son. YOUNG—In Winghara General Hospital, on Tuesday, October , •23rd., 1956, to Mr. and Mrs. Earl ' Young (nee Doreen Hays), Wing- ham, a son. KINETTE CLUB MEETS AT OODERIC11 INN The Wirigharn Kinettes held their meeting in the form of a dinner on Monday evening at the Tiger Dunlop Inn, at Goderich, Following the delicious dinner the business part of the meeting was held at which Mrs. Jack Lloyd, the prereie dent, presided, A report of the fall tea was given by the treasurer, Mts. Jim Currie and was quite successful. The elec- tric fry pan was won by Mrs. Jaelt Ernest, The treasurer was asked to Make out the $100 scholarship cheque for Misa Sally Moiler, Which is to he preeented. on Friday evening at the Wingham District High School Commencement. The spring meeting of all the Kinette Clubs in District 1. was discussed, tVingham Kinette Club Will be the host club next year and a tentative date of May 1 was set, Further planning Mid a great deal of work will be involved before that time. The Meeting adjourned until November when the girls will meet at the home of Mrs. Alan Williams. Met on Monday The Presbyterian Young People met on Monday evening in, the Sun- day Scheel room, with a. good number preert,Ga i Shaw led ing_songrllmeettnov ed by repeating the motto and purpose, and Mary Scott led in prayer, The Scripture reading was taken by Doug Hardie,' follow- ed be a Prayee by Jane meKagile• "All Hail the Power: of Jesus Name" was sung and the offering was received, The offertory prayer Was given by Mary Seott*, Ken Oil- Wilson conducted a Bible quiz after which the roll call Was answered and the minutes of the last meet- ing were read. A number of the young people are planning to attend the Presbye, tory Rally in Molesworth en Wed- nesday evening, Next Monday even- ing, October 29th, the young people . will meet with other young people at the town hall to hear and see Jack Connor, outstanding Marimba player,' brought here by 'Youth for Christ. * The rest of the evening was spent by playing games, which were en- joyed by all. The meeting closed with Taps, Lucknow' Man . - Suffers Injuries Clarence Greer, R,R.1., Lucknow, was admitted to Wingham Hospital for extensive injuries to the right Side of his head after he had been struck by farm machinery on Sate urdaye Apparently Mr. Greer was adjusting a plow and was directly tinder the beam ,when his small child released the hydraulic switch in the cab of the truck and Mr, Greer received the full force of the released equipment in a bloW .to the side. of his head, He is in Wingham General Hospital, Where his condition is described as satis- factory.: ST. HELENS You, are reminded of the Anni- versary see vices to be held in the United Church next Sunday with Rev, C. A. Krug ,pf Belgrave, as guest speaker at the morning ser- vice and Rev. C. C. Washington of the Ashfield Circuit at 7.30. Miss Anna Stuart was home from Toronto for the week-end. Mr. Arthur Bolton, of Clinton, was the speaker for the nation- wide laymen's Sunday. He chose as his subject the theme, "The Truth Will Make You Free'!. The November meeting of the Women's Institute will. be held in the Community Hall on Thursday, November 1st, at 2.30. Roll call, "One step I can make toward world peace"; motto, "Our To-morrows Belong to God" by Mrs. Ernest Gaunt. Mrs. Tait Clark, the district president, will be the guest speak- er, Hostesses, Mrs. E. W. Rice and Miss Annie Durnin. at work, Survivig besides his Wife, the former Teresa Darroch, are two sans, Robert of Wingham and Harry of Kincardine. N. HURON TEACHERS MEET IN WINfillAM Seventy teachers attended the. fall meeting i of the Women Teach- ers' Federation, North Huron • As- vele:Lion held In the Legion Home on Wednesday of last week. Miss Verna McLaughlin presided. The minutes were read by the secretary, Mrs. E. Shorn and . the financial • statement was given by the treas- urer, Mrs, E. Webster. A reading by Mrs. M. Mothers of • Bluevale, was much enjoyed. Miss. Frances Walker of Wingham faa • vored with an accordion solo, Ex- cellent reports of the annual meet- ing in Toronto were given by Mes, Leslie Wightman'' and Mrs. Yong- blut; of Blyth. J. H. Kinkead, inspector of pule; lie eehools, bitrodueed the guest speaker, IT. L. Boaers of Stratford Teachers' College, Mr. Bowers has Made' an intensive study ,of the teaching of arithintic- and present- ed many helpful suggestions in his address. Miss- Mary MacMillan. thanked" the speaker. .' At the coneluelpn of the meeting ing lunch was served and a social hour enjoyed. • Y.F.C. Presents Marimba Artist The Clinton, Area Youth for Christ will present a pro-grain in the Wingham town hall next Mon- day evening, when the guest of the evening 'will be Jack Conner, "King 'of the Marimba". He began his musical career at the age of six and 'turned profes- sional six' years later. The first in- strument he mastered was' the piano, under the tutelage of an aunt, followed by instruction from members of the St, LOuis Sym- phony .Orchestra on percussion in- struments, • Conner's outstanding performana ces took him to many parts of the World including 'Venice, Italy in 1952 where he was the• featured in- strumentalist at 'the International Festival of Music. He also per- formed with Xavier Cugat's or- chestra, the U.S. Navy Band, the International Marimba Symphony, the Municipal Opera Orchestra of St, Louis as well 'as serving over- seas with the 'USA in battle areas of European Theatre.- Conner has performed en the. NBC, CBS and . Mutual networks. 111 I I I I I I Full or PART TIME We have readeptioeal sales positions for two ambitious men hi this county, WE OFFER .Protected territories • Non-eOmpetitive service Annual repeat business Company. paid 'pension plan flue Cross: PAL coverage Unlimited advaiieement WritO giving full details in first letter tot THE ALLIED FARM SERVICES OP CANADA 2,131A Dundas St, LOndon, Ontario Our present staff 'are aware of this atliVertigentent, loWLING Lloyd's R. Lt W. Club Machine shop, 2389; Shipping molt, 2250; Veneer more, 2208; The Doors, 2200; Office, 1909, High single, Stan Vanstone, 263; high triple, Stan Vanstone, 574. YOU CAN, D! DI, • 0E ND • • • • - • .1e. • When o o 4rfendni excessove tnce >sy, 4..orb::41011t,it dt: Curbedd4Ridney rirlifioilfltei: tign: KIF:171111 Es 7)0 late kIdneye to feel t .0bdoerettmgerpubs,It000watrdisicy17,aebt!Yto4eteeelairptlyn, doi:Ond ou nodcre. I R. 111. A. Si'ENGE DENTIST OITVICE 1101.11e8: 10 nen. to 6 pan,. PHONE six Brussels, Ont. CRAWFORD & HETHERINGTON Barristers, Solieltora, Eta, Win gluon, !'hone 4 CRAWFORD, Q.C. R. S. IIETI1ER,INGTON, J. IN. BUSIIIIELD Ilareleter Solicitor, Neitaeyi Eta, „ Aioite* Leah • Offiee,,-NieYeti /Reek •Wingham WELLINGITON FIRE Insurante Company Est, 1640 An nil Canadian( ConitlintY fills faithfully served lts gelid Itchlers for over It OttitlitY* Head Office Toronto, , Ica Ititifiratten Attetity WhIghttni FOR, sALlil 14/01',ILT FOR SALE BEEF Tor sale by the guar, ter. Beet under Leeman frera the Department of Health, Choieo Hereford yearlings. RAY- pAllP AceieleleT, Holyroo • phone 24-30, Ripley. l6rrb • , _ „ TRACTOR MUFFLERS for most traeters 'carried in stock. Can- . adian Tire Corporation. 17,24b HANDSOME OIE !waters? Here', eeeinthie new • Duo-'Therms offer • you modern or period styling to • twitch your finest furniture • . lef.,US the heating performance that has made them tile world's Most popular. See them at Patti- Son Radio & Electric, Wingham, - phone 171J. 24b NO. 1 and NO, 2 COB CORN for - sale, Also No. 1 kiln-dried shell- ed. corn. Delivered by truele in ,• • 9 to 15 tons per load. For fur- then particulars phone Harold Cook, 01, Blyth. 2431714e '.PLAY PEN and Baby Tenda for • sale. Good 'condition. Phone 310. 24b LINOLEUM is attractive and ec- onomical for every room. The • newest in patterns in inlaid, • printed linoleum and plastic San- . 'dram Available in 6', 9', and 12' • Widths. See the floor covering department at the Wallpaper Shop. 24b SALESMAN WANTED WANTEIlealleliable Mae as dealer he Huron County. Experience not necessary. A fine opportun- ity to step into old profitable business where RaWleigh PM- duets have been sold for years. Big Writs. Produets furnished One credit. Write Rawleigh's Dept. 7-453.443, Moritteal) P.Q, 2413 leillevaleaeawaadalelielelealealeeleaa E BOX Holders[ Names e 2 e . - a. I N ot Given Out 4, 4 2 in is etrietTy .against Otir 11004 to dlintlgo, the tm.ma or yuldressi of .any ileVertiser Wang nn I Advarieeellenes Itex Ntlinhet4 ;,Vied do eiet ask Its for this i Intormation. ?,, u.,moni -VENCE POSTS, telephone poles FEMALE DELP and hydra poles foe tette- Apply to Mrs, Sadie Orr, three and GIRL OR LADY wanted for clerk • ' .three-quarter miles north of in store. Apply. to P.O. Box 81. Teeswater. 24e Wonderful Opportunity Ontario •Automobile Association There is an opening available for an aggressive salefirnan sirens of earning bettor than ocrage rhino with security and bosidlaihgation plan, All applicants Carefully screened, Car an Asset, Apply in rent, &too, stating ngei, enterleitcc and phone hinieber to BOX 3113 LONDON, CANADA 11. INFERNAL PUBLICITY Alcoholic drink in France and its "Infernal. publicity" is attract- ing wide attention both within and witheutethe country. "It (alcohol) is now extending its field to spotts. There is hardly a single contest which is not now sponsored by some brined of limner. Bicycle rteees, foot races:, rugby, track sports, ball games, all these contests he Paris, and believe it is the same elsewhere, are adver- tised' by posters with enoranoue letters 'recommending this or that drink, Foot /awes across Paris And read Competitions of cyclists ' are peeeeded by 'brilliantly painted trucks With loud speakers' Corn" Mending various brands."' "nosnilAT, publicity l" Little wonder that Prance loads the world as an alcoholic 'nation. In 1955 there died in Prance 4,106 persons from acute alcohOlisM. and a further 12,11 from eirrhoSis of the liver, Father Passes .At Kincardine Services for John Hallenbeck, 63, ra am on ilia , as au mg who died in Kincardine Hospital, were conducted on Friday in . the • Linklater funeral home by Rev. IN W. B. Mitchell of Katie 'Presby- terian Church, A native of Ethel, he had been employed with the CNR most of his life, and for some time past 111 had been.an engineer on the Palm- ertoa-Kineardine run, was ta- WHILE YOU ken ill on Saturday evening while I I LEE'S TAXI 24-hour Service PHONE. 1$5 INSURED RIDE MI MIN MI IIIII NI SALESMEN CAVILLER, McINTOSH ,WARD CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS • HEW TELEPHONE BUILDING Walkerton Ontario BUSINESS and PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY A. IL McTAVISII BARRISTER, SOLICITOR and NOTARY PUBLIC TEESWATER ' - ONTARIO Telephone 23 TeesWater Wroxeter—levery Wednesday afternoon, 2-4 p.m., in, by appointment, ,Frederick F. Hoinuth R.O. Carol E. Homuth, R.O. Mrs. Viola H. Homuth R.O. OPTOMETRISTS PHONE 138 Harriston, " Ontario RONALD G. McCANN. Public Acootintant Offiect Heyal Bank Bldg, t Rettideticat Rattenbilry St, Plitmes 561 $4 455 CLINTON e ONtAILIO' Hullo Folks! • IT'S TRADING TIME I doubt, I honestly and sincerely doubt, if it's true that local gal we'll call 'Mrs. Helen Smith' drove•into a service station one .day` and told the mechanic: "I think -you'd better lopk at the depreciation; my husband says it's the • most important thing. about a car." I sincerely doubt it, even. if another person who shall remain nameless (except that he is her husband) swears that it's true. • - Iris true,'hoWever, that 'depreciation is an 'invisible rust that is eating away at the-- value of your ear every day. -We part of the cost of running a car, and itrs there for the simple reason that an older ear le worth less than a newer coin, • . You can't wipe off depeeitttion, or hide it with - paint — but there is a way to keep its cost down to a hare minimum. The secret is to take advantage of the fact that cars are typed accoecle, ing to -theit style year. That style year, as know, changes in the autumn .when the- new e models come in, You . don't have to be air auto expert, or mathematician, to see that as the Style year Clicks over in the tan your three-year-old car has. suddenlybecome a four-year-old car, And. it's' therefore Worth that muck less. This doesn't happen • overniglit, however, the turnover of the new style year tithes a little time while the new LORNE hicOONALDcars are getting themselves established in the market. The lesson is this: right new, this very Week, is the best timer in the whole year to trade in your old ear. If it's three years„ old it's .still three years old, not feet. Take my word fpr it ...but. you don't have to take my word, I'll still take your car for the high est cash or trade-in price you can get and prove it to you: We have at the present time, several new 1956 Meteors .both the famous V-8 -Motor and also the mileage-maker 6 cylinder meter --now is the time to trade take advantage of .title big savings available on these remaining models. caiowerr• rnowat 4-or it o 14t)- , . saraf fSileijiWatairefra blg.11-1.9 a' 676eVief ylaja_ P1•40r-ig„ .4 59 •