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OK SALE
tkows'S USED FURNITUREBy
and sell, Fhpne 190. 14rrb
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CHRISTMAS TREES fpr Sale'
Orders •taken now, Apply pm
.4oekridge, phone 458. .5112;19b
INOSTI.$G1,191-TPE: 2r, :teievision•
set for sale, new ttibea, new
picture tithe, ekeellent condition.
Phene 568; • , 514
• WE CAN NOW OFFER you Regi-
stered Ng,, 1 Garry' and R'othleY
Oats, December delivery, $1.75 a'
lins,; January - FebrUary
dell -
Ye. $1:',80 bus.; Jklarch. April
deliVerY, $1.85 bus, These pries
all less 1% Ar cash; Net 30
days HOWeen &Howson, Limited,
Wiugharn, Blyth and Cargill„
12b
PAIR BOY'S HOCKEY Skates,
size 6, oply,tworp one year, Apply
to George 'Pt,. Scott, John Street
phone 113,, • 12b
Look' for /the RED SEAL Cedar
Chests ,;nt R. A. Currie & Sons
Furniture. •12b
NW ' EAWAIE mcnEs. for sale;.
size f. Apply te Mary Frances'
Currie, Plinee 861.. • 12*
,I.,,AROD SIZE Nortap 'oil .heater
w4th pipes for sale; Apply to Ted
Wear, Brussels 7243„ 12*
1,50 BALES OF STRAW for sale..
Apply Fred Daw, phone 741W21.
12*
TURQUOISE Chesterfield or sale
with "twe ebasirs, wine and tur-
•Aupise; in very geed condition.
•lifusgrove's • Bakery, Gorrie,
Phone WrOxeter, 2113. , •12*
• 4,11DsON SEAL Coat in good
condition for sale; size about 16.
Apply to Mrs: L. D. Balser, phone
494; • 12*
PAIR OF LADIES' ttibe skates,,
white, Siae 8, for se/e, in 'good
c'ondition. Price $5.00. Phcine
,386, Windham: •12b
SINGLE SIMMONS bed with
mattreaS, large iron
'bed with mattress for sale.
Phone 768w. 12*
BACKACHES are slowing yeu
up, take RU ACA and help
yearself .to relief from pains and
ache i; .Ask your Druggist. 12b
FOR SALE F9R CASH: 6 tube
long distance ‘'Silvertorre radio:
new ' 1955; slightly used, 419;
desk, • $5.00. small table, $2.50;
V, bed MO good springs., and
spring -filled mattress, $20; wood-
en filing eabinet 2 rows of 1.4
nrawers, $5;: pair of men's,riding
,boots;' Decks, old but good, size
8, $5; large baby carriage $5;
bassinet , (nearly new) 4.50,1
portable steel strong box, needs
• lock $2; woman's .dressing gown,
• 14, blae, never used, cr. imported
boy's coat, size -2, $2 (red); bed -
•spread and matching drapes $7.
Phone Wingham -404w2,. Rev. N,
Caswell, Whitichurcb., 12b
15Q' LAYING LpqlfpRN Bullets
for Sale. Phone 608,14. 12*
25. PULLETS for sale; starting •te
lay, 15 WhIte"Rocks and 10 Sus-
sex and New Harapahires. Apply
' Box 106, Advance -Times. 12b
HEADGEAR for 13rantford
,(oil bath) only bear1ngs ne-
••pessa•ry reqaired. Apply to R,
Catiles, 'phone' Brussels 32r4.
• 12*
GOOD I1gED 'PIANO and bench
for sale; "also congeletun rag
9x15, slightly Used. Phone 97W
• Teestvater. 12*
sAwDusl, RURNER for sale, in
g�od condition. Phblle 988. • 12*
, •
CARS FOP SALE'. ;
1950 BLACK' Chrysler sedan. Very
Clean inside and out. AlI at eer4-
• sOries, Ctiatiini radio, Prieed for
eash sale. Phone 1189, Windham,
• 5b
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WANTED
00...40.1611' OPPORTUNITY to build
tip a Solid bilainePs Of yotit own
by offering our outstanding line
of prociticts. For FREE ecitit"
Itigue and details Write to FAM -
HN, Dept. 2, ,Staticia ,C, Mortt-
kat,
footta, pth511108$ .11_ OW
45,p4.$.n Ham* C�ity, Trade
well. established, xceilent
portunity. FuR tinto. Write at
bfloe. ttawleigh's Dept, L-453-189,
MOntreal, . 12b
DEADSTOCK WANTED
AT5STOCK REMOVEb frond
YOUr fatal. PrOtilptly for sanitary.
disposal, $2.06 SeiVice charge. for
etieh call, Telephone teltect:
iftiitott 1.0W; Ihrthant 398 nt-
Itighalfr L:(10ttOtlgst VOCNO
PtartEll,• letto
•
0,-5)141,
LOPE'
41.$10, 1 On tificatioh
hint. Vanstont
3htin
�.
REM" :MATZ
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4.'WQ TJLPING ZOTS for Aide ,on
CoVing Territee, each 4144 1446q,
uoasonamv pritecl. Apply to )491)
Vara:n..7;14 phpae 599, 9,8rrh
7 rkPCIM, g storey briclg house, in
eluding 2 lets. on 'Josephine
N., in Wingliem. For informa-
tion phone Wrimeter 4r7. 5,12*
BEAU'rIFI.11.• HO= must be Sold.
Well bailt house, slate
roof, stone fenndation, modern
conveniences, 1 acre land, frnit,
nut and .shade trees, garcien with
ra014e/ries. end strawberries, pit
Dinsley Street jus t two hloolcs
fron't main shopping eentre on
No, 4 Highway in Blyth. Apply
.Ciere or Ida McGowan, Hex 12,
Blyth or Telephone 50,. 5,12h
9-ROcaymp 134TC4 house for salg
or rent in Windham. all 225.
12,19h
APA.RTMENT for rent, on Main
. Street, possession December 15th.
Phone' 668. 12*
FRONT APARTMENT on Joseph-
inc Street for rent, possession at
'on'ce.' Apply 'Litifiloil's Shop
Store, •' 12*
•
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ,
. •
•LWliTIM BUSIIV'ESS OPPOR-
TUNITY—we realiire a man in
Windham to Ripley area interes-
ed in selling top known equip-
•311e/it to municipalities, farmers'
'and constructien industry. This
business can be operated from a
highway located farm or village
and presents a definite oppor-
tunity to clear at least $5,000.06
yearly and up to $15,000 depend-
ing .on selling -ability._ Invest-
ment to start is reasonable if you
phskia 'a location. We 'have a
• potential location near Wing,
ham; ideal for a business man
and meclictinc partnership, .Ap-
plieinti should .be between the
ages of 25 and 40. We anvite
• inquiries fripin Sincerely.interest-
ed parties only. 'Apply Boit 103
The Advance-Times5,12b
• TEACHER WANTED
• Wawanosh Township School
Board require one qualified
,testapt Teacher to begin January
1957, at Union School -No. 7, 5 miles
west cif Belgrave .on County road;
school has all modern convenien-
ces; Magic Supervisor, enrolment
of 29; information may be had :or
applications made tf-.!
• C. P. Ghainne9, R.R. 1, Belgrave,
phone..Wingham 400w3, or • -
C. H. Wade, Secretary, Belgrave,
phone Brussels 72r8. 28:5:12b
MISCELLANEOUS
NURSING. HOME, pleasant sur-
roundings, home cooked , Meals,
tray service, $30 per week'
Phene doderich 1593 or use Box
929 Goderich for full particulars,
' • 12 19/ 26b
FOR. .RVFAII14. 11:141ces cif TV
and 'radio, call Dunkin Televisien
and Radio, Teeswate r phone,' 27
Pr: -Wing/rain 703J1. • 1.9rrb
.M YOUR. .TEpEwsioN properly
insured all risk coverage?
For irtformation plrope 293, Stew-
art. A. Scott, Wiaginon: 2rrir,
STEWART A. SCO'LT can now saVe
you 15% on your car or truck in-
surance. Yearly or six months
•" policies are available. Special
• rates for farmers. For further
krformatien phone 293, Winghana.
29rrb
4ANITARY sVWAAN disposal
septic tanks, pesapools,
etc., pumped and cleaned, quick
service, all work guarmiteed.
Apply Louis Blake, phone 42r8,
Brussels, 15rrb
ATATERLoo 0.4TTLE Breeding
Aisociation "Where Better Bulls
Are Used". "For artificial itp•
setninatibn information or ser-
vice from all breeds of cattle,
phone the • Waterloo Cattle
Breeding Asidelation at: Clifitat
Ru 2-3441. or I./fildmay 130r12 be-
tween 7.30 and 9.30 a.m. We
have all breeda eVallable top'
quality at loW coat." ?Stria'
NryltIOP 1.03/WP4: BUILDERS
IF' 'YOU Altt planning a 'building
projeet this summer, we are fl
a pealtieri to giVp you first clams
service for your cernent Weric,
001186 basements and floors,
blot walla and ficitirs ioditipleted
.otie petit Coact Madt
dirliitenien, phone 1.1,r1; Iyth
rrb
FINANCING A CAR?
Retort .YoU btiy ask Rhea our
Go* NM financing Sertiee with
ormoitte Insuraute .coetrrige,
STEWART A. SCOTT
gat •Whoa,*
*SO
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WX.NCIIIAM ST013.NS will be °Pen
•evenings, December 14 and 15i
December 21 and. 2 and Decem-
het 24 and eilett Wednesday af-
ternoon till Ohrisfates, Wlflgl
pusieeae Assetiatien, 14,90
WANTP).
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WANT TO BUY good used hall
rack. Apply to Mrs. Gordon Cris-
141IN phqnp 317W.
11170444 WANTILTP
WOMAN DESIRES • afternoot
clerking in store, with daties to
commence at New Year. APPIY
Box 10 Advance -Times. '12*
cAml OF T1147f.f,c,4
We' would iike • to an all our
friends and neighbors'.'fOr,flowers
and cards of syMpethy ,recelved
after the death of Mr, giniereirn
Anderson, of Guelph.! --Mr. %and'
Mrs. Geerge Evans, • 12b
'CARD OF' THANKS
wish to take this opportunity.
of expressing my ' sineere • thanks.
and appreeiation to, all these: who
sent' cards, and visits to MO. Wiiltle
I was a patient. in Winghain:
/16spital.-13. J. Laidlaw. 1,2*
. CARD OK THANES, -
We wish tp take this opportun-
ity to thank all our friends, neigh:-
bors and relatives for the lovely
floral tributes, pards of -sympathy,
these .who leaned cars and helped
at the house at the time of ollr
son's accident and bereavement.
Those kind deeds will always be
remembered.—Mr. nnc • Mrs.' John
Abram. 124,
• CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank, my many, friends
for all kindnesses .sbown me'dariog
my recent hospitalization in West-
minster 'Hespital yisjts, .gifts,
and geed wishes Tve•rP-§9.1'
eerely appreciated.—A". M. Fqrbes,
121?
. • CARD OF .TELANILS
We wish: to express .our. Sincere ,
thanks'. to the neighbors oj the
9th • concession of ; Turnberry-, and
all the friends who contributed to:
the gift presented to us Friday'
nighe .in '.Listowel.—Emma and
Clayton' Et/Wards.' • • ' '' 12*
CARD. OF 'THANKS
I wish to epress. .rny .,sineere,
thanks for cards and fldwers sent
to me white I was a patient in' St.
Joseph's Hospital, -London.. Thee°
thoughts are deeply' appreclated.:1-
Daye • ArrnstrOng, Belgrave. : •12b
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IN MEMORIAM .
STOKES7-In lOvingl. Memory of
our parents, Mr., and: Mrs.',,Retiz
ben Stokes,' who, p'!,t3Sed „away a.
oamber of .year a ago. •• '
There is no perting frpm thoSe we
love,
No ,distarice can divide, '
For today in memory's 'garden
We still walk side' by 'side.--Lov7
ingly remembered by their .claugh?
ters. ••12*
Municipal Notice
•Township of Morris
. • .
An election.to pleet one council-
lor to serve. the Township'. of 'Mei'? "
'Hs during 1957 will be held on•Del
eember 17, 1956. Poljs will' be open,
from 9 a.m. to 5 plin. •
' Geo.'
• • 2h' '
• •
•NFFIrala ro u41:1I4l. OWNPICin
S:
1VIORRIS , TowNsmr,
•
All cattle ovvners mist have. all,
female calves vaccinated.. It is.the
responsibility �f the cattle' oWner
to notify his veterinarian of
female calves between the ages Of
four and nine rtmnths. There is
no coat to the owner. Anyone
failing to 40 so May be charged
with an offence under the 13rueel-
losis.Act, which camp into effeet
October 1, 1956.' .
Geo; C. MARTIN,.Clerk
5,12b
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• APPLICATIONS WANTED
APPLICATION S Will be redeiVed
up until December .18th, 1956at
the Ilitren •Cdtirity Federation,
office, Bort, 310, vitooiri, Ontarle,
•'te fill the position. of Seeretary"
Treasurer and Fieldraan for the
'Huron Cont' FetkeratlOa Of 'Ai:
rictature, Applieants please state.
gnalificatibria, experiemic
and Salary ''eripeeted LtrWeSt
application not necessarily cOn-
sidered, For furtherpartitulars
Contact. ,Gorden. M. Greig„ tele-
phone Clinforti :Hunter '249942 rfe
Brus�1 44r5. 6,12b
, ,
YOUR WATCH CONIttrIOSIFD
111241
114 'pertri riliSSiag Or (Ittrnagaill
0.1MON WAIrtist SERVIEE
Onion, •OptOrio
• ttb lent
leonatiiiititonioiomooliouifjosto,i1;q1of •
:Rot Holders Names
:E
Not aitfell Chit
1 0 is stricti# akatr. r*ea
= to dIVidge the' **me EW' 011P6"
Of • any*Ivor**, iiioing
Advanote.iimer, Ntineler*,
"WOW de totnitikist* WO'
6444 'reliketerrerissneerete
comfs'o EvENTp-
YOU'VE TRIM) Tfrg REST, neW
try the hest or ,spareriha and
sauricraut oi Wednesday, Friday
,erid SatitflaY evenings. Com-
Mercial Hotel, Portnesa, Cd12/57
THE -WOMEN'S INSTITUTE will
PParobpr ?gth in the
couneil ehamher. Program
OPTIVeners, branch directors. The
guest speaker Lieut. doodridde
of the Salvation Array, Collee-
tion for the Army, pleaset
generous. Demonstration of
Wrapping CllidstmEtS PareelP, A
prize Will be given for the best
decorated ' cnristrnas .gift, Each
nientber' is asked to bring a par-
cei:for display. Lunch convener,
.'-Mrs. Nicol. CE12h
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BIRTHS
1;EtCH—In , Wingham general
,Ifeapitol, on Tuesday, December.
'4th, IRK t� Mr. and Mrs, Edgar
Leech, • 2, • Wingham, .
daughter.
DELL ----In Wingharn 0enera1
• Hospital, on Wednesday, Deem-
• tier oth, 1.00, tp Mr. arid
•Elmer Dey,e1,1, Wing/ram, a
daughter.
POWELL—In Wingham General
•Hospital; on, •Thursday, Decem-
ber gth, 1956, to Ur. and Mrs.
Russell Powell,,,,R.R., 2, Wroxeter,
a• daughter. • ••
Wingnam enr
• grat Hespital, on,Friday, Decpm-
be-
.7th, •.49,§6, to mi.. and Mrst-
Aloilard MOT-Atugh141, Wtoketer,
a son.
•
Wingham General
Hospital, 'int Friday, December
7th, 1959, to lYfr.: and Leonard
Ritchie, Luckpow,..a daughter. •,1
GEEPTSMA—In•Winghani Gener-
al MOnciaY, Deeem-
49th, 1.956 to, Mr. and Mrs. El-
dred Qeertsma, Belgrave, a
daughter:.
SMITH—In Winghani • Qener,all
•Hospital,...on Monda,
y ,Deeettabej•
1.0th, 1956, to 'Mr. and Mrs. ,AleX
Smith; Teeswater, a ;laughter. •'•
• -
•
at,(Q0EWS-In Wingham.„ General,
Hespitel; on -3.1.0nday, Decemher
'19th, 1956, to Mr. and Mrs.
Trevor Moores, • Wingham,
damghter. •
CURR1E-To Mr. and Mrs. Charles
• Currie, in East General
Toronto, on•Moilday 'Decem-
ber 10, 106, a pep, Martin:And,
Few, ,
THOMPSON—To Mr. and Mrs.
George. A. Thompson, of Fetkeri
strani, ort 'Monday, December 10, .
•4.9.56, at: .1V1arkdale. Hcisnital, a
son a brother for Charles AYLMER STATION
;
, .
STOTHERS-1n Winghatn General
• gospital en Saturday, December
1956, Agnes Stothers, treloVe• d
wife of Mr, S. B. Stotherts, age ..67
Years. The funeral from the ,Me-
Lennan funeral Wane, 1.4tarknow.
OF MANY THINGS
By Ambrose Hill's
have been partiellrating in a
free health' service and I fee]
pretty good,
It works this way, You pay no
premiums and there are no truxe?
deducted froin your pay cheque.
The only requirement. is a willing-
ness to 'do a few 'things for your-
self. 'Here's how I gelped my mem-
bership, in the free service u1int9.
'1 top k a seven -d& Indiday and
des,ot,eti it tu health. 1 went to
bed early, roSe early, limited MY
coffee and cigarette intake, drank
plenty of good, fresh water, ate.
moderately, Swam a great' deal,
sat In the sun, laughed, walked and
worried bot et all. •
• Reaults? Well, my Stomach' flat-
tened mit and the muSeles feel
firm. I've a, niee tan, which makes
me look healthier SQ I get a lift
when I look in the -imiricir in tie
morning. The daily walk improved
my wind; the swimming relaxed
me; the sun provided vitamins; the
laughter and fun was a ionic. At
night I .am pleasantly tired and
sleep soundly,
Water, sun, exercise.; good spirits
diligently cUltivated, deeent 'food
and moderation can de more for
you in a week than doctors, fel-
all their skill, can do 'in a menth.
Now I'in trying to convince my-
self that I need not take a holiday
to get healthy. There is no 'rea-
son ,why I should smoke too 'much,
or slug coffee into me, or over;
eat any thne of the year. Sunshine
is nearly 'always available and ex-
ercise can be fun if approached in
the 'proper spirit. ' •
About nine out of ten folks
judging from my friends, devote
virtually no thought or effort to
their health. Indeed, they Spend
Money on just about everything
but health . . and then grouse
when sickness catches -up with
them. Et seems to me that govern-
ment health schernes
work out *until we, have 'a few
more people vOith personal health
plans. .'
•How're you feeling? What , are
you doing t� 'make youraelf feel'
.better? Try walking more, breath-
ing deeply, eating slewly and get -
tint out in the spn whenever you
can. My 'bet is `that within two
weeks you can have a new sparkle
in ,your eye. Try It and see:
MEN TRAINED FOR
SUPPLY TRADE AT
MorriS.NatiYe Pies
In Topeka! Kansas -
:Ore Paaaed away in Topeka;
ISlo.s.as.,oi, peconah.Pr-7Th., MarY N;
Seott,,heloved wife ,of the late Don"
ttlii:•'4;tb0s.".She.:,was the ,daughter of
the late. TM:is. and Mrs. Scott,
fpr-
mezrIyof the, 2nd. of Morris. ,
• In 1910 she Married Donald
Ross; Who predeceased her about
fear Years ago.
She leaves to Mourn, one &mei:.
ter, Mrs. Irwin Leahnicin (Jessie)
of Topeka;, one son, Kahert, OE
Clay Centre and four grandchild"
ren; three'sisters, Mia. John RoSa
(Mabel) Clay Centre; Mrs. Susan
Episley, of Philadelphia and Mrs.
Peter Ilassel (Irene) of Toronto,
PREVENT,
• CHIMNEY FIRES
Use Fire ChiefChemical
•
chimney +anent
TO ELIMINATE SOOT AND
• WALE FROM YOUR STOVES
AND PIPES.
• rPr Use In
oil, coal and wood fired
units
• FOR SALE AT
Macho' Hatdware
vvINOHAH
mcDougait's Grocery
towtn WINOHOL
McKercher's
General Store
oamEsTmcv
Bruce Chamber Hardware
• WItoNEETH
• 10131100
The Supply Technician School at
RCAF Station, Aylmer, Ontario,
was established to instruct neW
entries into the:, sapply ,trade in the
•art -of .supply adiistration And
. .
scot:mating. :In the' sliOrt period of
eight weeks a stirdent receives
theory' :and practical ,Inatruction to
• give him t basic knowledge Of sup;
Ply procedures.
Whfte ,On course the student is
histrected on the preparation and
use of 35 forms and vbuch.ers, and
prepares over 350, practise vouch -
era.' His instruction includes help-
ing to run a teehnical group, bar-
rack group, publications, forms and
stationery group, clothing group,
disposal group, ,receipts and isattes
gram), stock control group and a
gasoline compound. •
In civilian life a person of similar
Status Would be capable of doing'
many jobs in a large department
Store. UPon succeSSful eompletion
of the coarse the student is quailfie4 for group one in the supply
technician's trade and is trans-
ferred to an RCAF unit in Canada
Or overseas.
Safety Eduction
Cuts Accident Rate
in Canadian Centres
A few' Canadian( cOnuatinittes
have proved beyond dratiht that ttlQ
traffic death toll amOnt Ming-
stetcan be dramaticallY tedneed
by a pOSitiVp prograrri Of safety
cdtteatitin„ rtecordifig to an article
hi the December iestie of the Int?
perfat 011•Reyleit. .
Rtgifia, Ititchetter, OttiiWit, and.
ktotileake, 0t., says • •the
tine, are examples of ,comfininitieN
which have tut traffic fatalities
and 10111'10S .artunig young 1)00#110
threugh sucb edaeatiertal, tOehlito
que tts iasSroorn lectiirett, school
patrols, sitletY dubs, and demoti.
strations including jprattical ih
Stractlen in the :handling of tricp.,
0,10N arid antral under reel 'traffic
fthe increttand tempo, of etty
444411141**4 loom of...101,14.
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onoNtrio-$0-44:iir
—CentrEO"Press Canaan
Winner of an Olympic bronze
diving medal is curvaceous Irene
MacDonald, ,411.0Ve,- of Hamilton. ,
T,he 23-yeargilcl Canadian almost
upset Patricia McCormick of the
U.S., Who Was the • defending
champion. Ironically, Miss Mae -
Donald is a papil of Glenn Mc-
Cermick, husband of the craek
American diver.,._
heavy accident toll among child-
ren. In the three' years from 1962
to 1954 inclusive, more Canadian
children died from. traffic acci-
dents than from .cancer, polio, TB
and pneuinonia combined.
"Exposure to traffic • hazards to
and from school 14 one of life's
first responsibilities which a child
has to face alone," the article says,
It. 'quotes fife preventive meas-
ures suggested by.the safety sec-
teion of the Ontar10 Department of
Highways, a,s a guide for parents
in helping their children avid
mishaps. • •,
These include getting the child
off to "sehool early, -to' avoid' run-
ning; selecting the safest route to
school, then insisting on the child
using it; encouraging the child tp
walk to school with'ethers; petting
a good example qf observing all
traffic and safety rules; and sup-
plementing school instruction by
discussions at hope. ,,,,,
The term "accident" as applied
to tiaffic deaths and lajuries is
a misnomer, says the article, since
"three out of every four accident
victims were either 'violating a
traffic law or taking- an unnecess-
ary chance." ,
Heredity is an omnibus in Which
,all our 'ineeStors ride, and every
now and then one of them puts
his head out and embarrasses us.
Free .Delivery- Phone 82
Quality and Service since 1915
Large fresh stock of Christinas
Candy, Nuts, Fruit Cakes,
• puddings, etc.
• Engli.k...-13i$4tits
• in gift tins
Save On These
4
Week -End Specials
Quaker. MUFFETS
2, for 31c
FOOD SAVER,
WAX PAPER
100 ft. roll 29c
H
BEANS with PORK
• 15 ',Oa. lic
• nciLLy piA4
FANCY ttUAIATV
. '
' ' 20-oz.,tin 190
i5 Ib.
• avatnittykst
$ MOO *MON
• Ik 110
FATALITY FREE
:Sometimes ,emong, the press re -
Ports of the never-ending 4a1e of
traftle death 44 111.1.147, OM Aro
iitorips of another eoraraonit7
whleh has hadfatality tree year.
The lateat to be added to this
henourabie list ja ParAlat which
PaSacid 360 days. without a fatal
400104, In an editorial; the Cfb-
server seelcixig to give redit where
due .sitys "The SAMOA. TeaffiC
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'Clarence Yuill
Hullo Folkst.
Iftstory's Greatest Used Car Baroain!
In a New York junkyard of old cars not so long ago, a man
with a sharp eye for antique aatos found a delapidated hulk that
•appeared to be of Duropean vintage. •
He paid the unsuspectin,,0' junk dealer $850 for it -- and thereby
got the world's rarest and most valuable classic car. It was a
Bugetti Royale, made around 1927 by •a, strange fendal sort of
auto maker in french Alsace-Lorraine. Every piece of the intri• -
cate, 189 -mile -an -hour beauty was hand made and to,. antiato,
car collectors the 8350 junk was priceleks. It is to car collector!,
what a rare stainp is to etamp cdleetors,
Originally the car cost $40,000 --- for the
engine and chassig, and King Alphonso of Spain,
its Original owner, paid extra for the coachwork.
This car, in the language of ear dealers, was
"clunker." Most dealers run across clunkers
• 'now and then although few ever have the thrill,
or the misfor ne, ,to acquire a 'hidden gem like
the Bragatti Royale. •
than with a /ittle mechanical•knad14 or t146-11nta;
i3tit•tthhsaet "as is" par can be a, goOseq foe the
LOIINE IlicDONALptachnnodouwgisnht,eiresat to patch and mend. ' An. old car,
the
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• price it would br!ing ,even in tsooplansdh,apheutistph'et
worth turniOg skilled mechanies lo,oSe on it.
• We often have good "as is" models, older ears that need, the
do-it-ydursejf touch of semeone with, a. greasy thumb. • Or, quite
often, we get a ear •that can be run for. a yeitr Or a summer
without fixing and then tossed on the scrap 'heap, Offering trans-
portation that's almost cheaper than shoe leather.
We can't offer you •-a Bugatti Royale (I ;just ran Put and
checked) but we've some old cars -that can he goodtranspertatip4
•
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There haVe been seine 'fantastic deals in the car business.
Well tell pm about a leo, next week.
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