The Signal, 1930-5-8, Page 2...'ell . *41'‘
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GODERICH : CANADA
Illensber of Canadian Weekly News-
papers Association
Poblhrhed every Thursday morning::
fob.criptloa price $2.110 per year
strict:y lit advance.
THE SIGNAL PRINTING CO.. LTD.
Telephone 35 : Gederieh. Ont.
W. H Robertson, Editor and Manager
4
Thursday. )lay SI le. 1'(11•
THE DUNNING BUDGET
Ilea. t' -1. ►nunliug has delivered his,
lest boder[. and .even hi. political up
pueuts admit that it t. a popular nuc.
Ik tenet vitt the grl.uud fnwr nud••r;
Rios.. who were trying to range :intl-
.
t'uihd State. feeling against the Goy-,
erunleut, and by increasing the duties;
sit ti large range ..f agri.vlturltl pre-'
ducts it hs+ confounded those who'
seuzht to link the farmers ftp wit It they
dame of prutettem. The general 0411 -
sumer profits by a .uuutler ut rerlur
tans of duty. and the exteu.lon of the
antis* prcferen.•e may work out iu,
price rtduetI011, in a large list'of
iffs were proposed Thursday afternoon
and went Into effect Friday morning,
The United Staten has leen trying to
frame a tariff bill fur over a year, and
it is not yet working
• `• •
1'he L4nldou Frew friss says tlutt at
the laaout tate of reduction It
take al..ut _01I )'war+ to WI(e 0111
THE SIGNAL,
"T"bw"w11.11UalAftlM''`Ld^lW^r '. d•- '..
GODERICH, ONT.
Of Interest to the Busy Farmer
Furnished by the. Ontario Department of Agriculture
Besutifying the Fant Haase
wilt Every uulwp.rovel or uucwbellirhed
our home lit Canada can he wade more *t-
in.'tt1e 1111. ue :e vallrable• by the
war debt. 'rhe Frew Pre..- 14'1104 sirong plautlag of trees, shrubs. vine* and
011 :Wort.. 111 Thu Inst five year. re-. (Meets anti a will -kept lawn. The cost
Suctions of rhe national debt 1
amounted to nerlrly t�:•.4sM*II1I.
at this tale the entire dr,t cuor
w;lr .ioiet .all& i- will lie *paid off in
than 1111,' year.. '
•• • •
Bishop 1.Ioy'd deiaro'. his 18.114(
that the met velem+ will show that
only 4114,11 14reuty -.tw en ler v.nt, of
the pw,p14 of .iia,kateherwar• are ,.f
British stook. Thr 'Toronto Star quotes
figure. showing that more than three-
fourths of the people of Sa./kat,ew-an
are British -horn Evideltly'the'itishop
.•1:1•••e• a., foreign thou• residents of the
Province Who.... (14O'l114 or grandpar-
ents ;.r great-grandparents were of
other than British steel.. It i• tier
there• distinction, were forgotten
•
to prevent the week from becoming e
tablishe..
7. ..1 deterrulnatien nut to be beate t
ted• weed
ut\
race'. ,of the nursery sh,rk is sue. of the most Pr.teeting Swine
and; profitable investments a farmer eon Vermin cqusr,.nwiderp14d4 au nrarn
pusslb} *nuke. become sate improve- to "twine stud their present.. iii large
they wents will actually increase the money
c
}gaputllles 1. dt•mtructivt• to profits.
'.r••' calor of file place many times the the swine have a good wallow hot.
t
1 '. . , ••C e•.t
•
y eau crte theueeives of the 1
Vent
:u11oun I n t ht u situp Ie plan t t home Sorin the 1
I
ir uo .Ilmnlrf, .tit without We
Early !n rit{[
their egg-layinthegspand u
the thequeens tipriug.tart ad-
vuuce and new tlteeter and polleu are
mating la, the number of eggs laid each
day increases until there are between
two and three thousaud produced every
a hours• Tweodays ar [ht.
tlrst eggs are• laidnty, newue lletu are
ftelteiug
added to the ...dotty. :Ve+w tee. cannot
be proIaced unleaes• there is. firstly-,
sufiielent •roow fur the queen to reach
Iter nta:iwunt egg iorwitiethet and....,
undly, enough foal to feed the young
bees. A e.dnuy may reach a t eliug of
sIretluth before the main flow .4wm'u-
ee. 4101 decide upon swurmiig during
the d111ie Ituu and fruit 1do.m flew. t
This i, easily t,tutrulled bj gi%tuy IIF',
queen sufficient room for egg -lay ire by.
walartiug the broad chamber and by"
Ile ill' PIU.11 •h rU er' .m..e. Thal •Ill•
I 44/4114111 114.1!: of 'A*1('.w. stiller other ai11 K t k I
phly ne'•turrw11r tn• aonel 111 solar. iu
(sic 'Ii given t else the lite will (lour- Strad of the baso! chamber.
I Geed Hoist.' s Needed (meld The application of ,•rude• nil 1. the l
I T11•• anneal wtast.• ..r•111a.11 1hrumgtl pig's skill will Wake 1111• IIuP let g,•. The i," • • '
' 1111• u•e of p.tur hoppers is elortneus.' crude 011 way he applied through the'
While you are genius everything In Use of a rubbing 1,.st triuip.l*rt to de- Thr ptev►1w><amll of lutelligrme eau
readiness for the cuutiug year, sew that nice all she. the pig, rub agnl11a it not keep pave with file propagation of
yule Isopters are lit g'iud -ouditiuu and or It may be applied with 1111 1411 oust, t11r iguurant."-,-I)r. Will 11111nt11t
0141 ,hey j*r.• of the type amt. will- net I .1 gissl tiller le du this is aim' the I•4gs
permit the a:I.ti11. et 'nada. .$apply at are starnliig at the feel 1re.ugh. Colony ' •'1(e who 1s uuthing but 11 D
even uel 1s n..1
11.8$t tau rU111uig feat ut hopper spate I 1rs sbuuld he 4.1.11 sprayed anti n
per with a wire top keeps the hens
uutuws and ayalu in the spring..
from walking in the mash. krey8, it' •
clean :old wholesome and does not clog' Herd Degreeiatew
i as must of the wall hoppers do.
Per ton hens Thr table type of hop two per rent. solution of ereoliu in the
a p8et.'-Salvador dr )[cululiagal
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Surely'childreu born on Canadian soil Petals .Seed important
are entitled to the full rights of Can -
selection of reed (1utat.s•. should
• bcgiu in lite field the twee lees season,
articles. alis. citizenship 1101 should have no; for virus disease.: are detected only by
The. 44114'.. lax 1+ 4111 in' two bur against them berate. of their! the foliage and les by the tuber... Only
sow near:11g extinction. only one Per! racial ,strain. Herr in (heart.. wet good sized tuber, should be selected
Beat. being left.h.lc.•. for In•a0n0.•, ninny p8rryde of. for planting and this refers to sees!
The tivaucdal •
. oerutbnl+ of the year weighing three outlets. or over. inert..
I � (;erman origin. Among them are atm..; %title'+ chow• that plans affected with
!oiled March 31.1 last resulted lit a ; of the fines people, in rhe eountr ., virus diwasew ',nth ns 11104411' and lent -
surplus of $ ,(MM),lt(bl. For *this fine 1anti a, a ria.- they are indu+triuus. .roll produce mo.tly ..wall and uumar•I
w J
krtaW.le Ualers. .UI laotattes showin:
i
showing Mr. Loaning yore credit to progressive. Cirsttiass citizeuy )Iauy truces .t di*etaw• it'd of frost should 1*
iis•pndeew.w.r. the Iate3lr. Bole.. wile. of them took up aruo. In t'anndu's dtw•arded along with these which hate
amid lir. Dunning, "with the $mt•s mime in the great war; as a limner of; been subjected to mechanical (:.jury. 1
budgeted for debt reduction, and in pertups by name, from ranadhins of , Hay and Pasture Crops i
the past seceu years attained for ('ane British steel:. Itish.rp Lloyd. h1.wever• The earl t'.t area of laud uses,
for
gene lug pashttr atwl urn oa•urred1
ada greater ateere•, relatively. than would eount them *mom the lou- during 11tr period iil1��t..or• during
has teen achieved by any t.nfntry British population and warn us against ; the years of the Worhf War au.l five
which took patrt-iu the Great Wan from them.- ! years immediately following The
the outitreak of heetilitie- ., • • • I grcutest acreage of small Kral'. - and'
Popular interest centres around the , routs 111 Ontario ea., ',town lit the Ien-
Nu'Ieal Canada for Apill has an ed : vepr pwrto't 1`.4-I!)tltt: and of p.tat.w's
Witt' p'opa4a14. Cdunterailing duties and tear In thP,ps•rlol ltr:�a...l►thuugh.
are plated on live etoeL, meats, eggs. .trona' article urging greater attenttnn, hay std pn+lure crops hair (1n•rruswl
Outter, wheat, flour, and other,agracul- to music to Canadian schools. The' in erre during the recent rear.. there
rural products. This means that the t'nitel Stater, we are t,Id. it 'much In; has Leta „eery little improvemetlr in
Canadian duties on these [hods will advent* of 4:'alwda in the ptaee given! the quality of mor. of the erups Knew°
lir the same as those Iet•ted ton similar 10 music in high ...honk and univer-', for these Dli till It 'Much lad ptntturt �
Is still p.laitrk•'1 i° the hay stud p.:l.hlrri
fanadiau goads b; the e'untrr from sitars. Among the., claime for wade. crops through the medium of seltrrli.n 1
which they nee eepx.Re.l M..et of this as a high school suhjeet is that 1t is and hy-brkdization : the cinder of the,
In a discus.,iuu .4 the eu•.ts n( dairy
fanning uu item 1. often overlooked
that should be mentioned -the row it-
self. )111udairy farther Is not mak-
ing as much tuuury yearly as be think•
i he Is because of the depredation in the
! value of his heel. The useful life 141
a tow is not very lung. The trouble,
j whleh ...sett 1n every awed. Satoh as
144 urtiun,-bree•liug, 1141.1er 1r.erlee ,
, take a larger toll 1111 11 144 thought ps-
•(Me. withont rewords for guidance. A
study of the situation shows that the
average ,4w remains in production for
rigout lice years. Allowing ten muhths
milking per pear. this limits the aver-
age 1141.1111 life 141 a .4.41' to fifty nnmmth•.
During this period the ...w he. 1. lacy
all else, of fecal. labor. hotnt{ng. rte .
te•Ide1 a 1.1.011t to the swum. Ihlly .•881
cows can to this.
How to Slop Early Swarming
For beekeepers it is all Iinp.rtaut
W have eeseh ....deny at mazimum
strength in tem'• for the main honey
(lett. T.. eiu this:.-1re•Mt management
of the .,.h.nle•s in the shrine and early
summer Is required All mantled*.
non, in the apiary at Ult.-time nre for
the purview of p.n■tu.•ing *.a•. to gather
the harvest uyd to pretest them from
*Willing eaves through 'swarming. The
important tactors ,in (.eliding up for
eulogjr. 'are good queen.. abundant
fww1. eedneleut resell :mei protection.
erarattert-ti,• 411.101 of d.4.:, nuuuafly hot they are lielletiugtti.hltblr, except:
trade is with the United State'., Ind en*' of the fines forms of 4elf•expre,. miss (nlunhlr rarle(te.s tr uu.. o•e (8f :reg.':
i and pasture Int4?tire. t1
the result1*"that Canadalevee. on Sion for those in adnlelrwnt rears: It i tidal fertilizers to hn•iea1esr the. 'fold
.:'
thegoods when Imported from the Is a splendid furor of recreation In and improve the quality. and Vetter
Totted Slates the same duties as are leisure honrt: it is essential in a well.. mnpageweltt of thee. crepe
tanpnsed by the I•n{ted States on /'an- rounded ehutition : it is aa interna
1'
* Man gouda entering the Status. It Is
an intimation to Uncle liana that if he
assts Canadian bnsinees he will Lure
pl.sura
take down e of his tariff bars.
(In another 11lfe 11-1 of vegetables
irrt fruits d1'fiottely increased rate. of
darty are anaenr,eed but the consumer's
Interest L recognized by allowing
these vegetables and fruits to ..nate In
free of duty from British territories.
urea at the W,e•t 'Indies. The duty on
tiew Zealand letter Is Increaser) from
este cent to four -ruts a pound; the
duty on beans i8 I11creased t0• two cents
e pound. .
• tin a large range of articles duties
ander the iiriti•h predertente are de-
rrt'aae. or entirely willed out. This
not only a cnne•e•+slnnrt0 Canadian, lens in Ihitario have eery wet "pinion.. I,ee'r the overhead ort per unit .fi
arntris tae, but 14 an 111c(t11tiun to' of their own. anf the old adage' has it ,'rntm.'d(1) marketed. Til' gr•at.•r ea.e
Mr
iti.h manitfncturers to 41141.tae•4' n-; tha.11/41144t ',• so. blind as he wile will tout' with which the .r:tiu..t 181.1 4441, he
44orlo'd l.W*'rs pridn,•tion
O rd $titles goodsin the l'anndlan Star• i wr.' is t 114 ,ole that err. lull: the •fpr O further A 1'. itPpl.rtmt•nt of Toraina4.'
!tonal language and mar be a great i f11orW -- 4rala :Ntop
,T .f,.ye8mry. wanagin>; din, fur of;
agent in uniting the various raees� the World's Grain 'Show-. during a re•-�
wallets come to this continent. ''i'nfor• cent tl'6lt te. untariu, state.l that there;
•
1-unately" rays the writer, "many of Is a snr(.rieing interest trnwing in ('an -j
our l'adine mob -tans Sill 'ling M the' ada 'tad In foreign 1.4,81114.11.. In this )
old idea that .411y a few are ls.nt to erect, whirl* w111 Re hpdd In lie•l,Ina.,
from .lnly .th 1.. .tttxuwt lith. ma .
enter that a .Hc eirele of thaw who, eroua enquiries he ha. estimated that
tour learn Orperforn and apperdatel between fifty and siitr-lotintries still
mush'.Those emgatvd in trhnni' 1'ltrticiliate The ete•utlre 1s reeiVIngI
music know that .such Is not the ease.i r.rpletiit frost nuttons to tie 1 and Iiiternntion-
al institutions tie permitted t.. I:otd
and that musie for tle msec+,•• 1. gltltt•j their ,onvrntions in Western t'anad:lI
prae tlenbte 1f one is eonte•1It to luen.ur. 1 during the show perl..d t
result'. d.y the (Ambit,- of the Indltid-i Parw1 Dralrr✓K
nal in question. A ..hill should not 1s'' Tile draivagr of land is reweaving in-
deulel the training and enjoyment he: creased nttentiou iu 1)ntarie. TI:e high
can get from music !weans.• he arty; acre return. from orchards and other)
not quul1fy ns a prefes.i.ns1 rnfor- cultivated cash -rose has utr
.11111 ill
ntunlrlr many of our lending mnri4-
al 14 Interest. properly installed tile''
drains. wtil le anereasing Prod 11.•tton.j
tet The iron 111(1 steel duties lune' pressure• et lseldir o1'I11 4 4ci11 h' •n stands ready to assist, the farmer, !.r
Veen re4is.d with the situ of widenings strong that 941141- for the: mns•es, In making draNuiz.'+•Inures, kn'pa',•'iui of
are manufacture of Iron :and *eel this (awe nor 4411.11.• and 11141 •0,0,01, draivazr work installed. the 4444111nzl
pawls 111 4 unad:l. Thi'. *401141P has. pupils. will horome :, reality despite' "f :II 111�o•s whrrt. passible and any ad -I
[keitproduced after prnloiz.d In-' the iudifferruoe 14( th,. r, n hlzll Glee• u„dI 'a!,r the tndtcid �lu LnotiH In ,
P w,•IlriuL luau+ unwire fpr Ttle Ihninazt•
girt. 1-0,n 1•:111 v,.ire Mirth... tenrtice;;
tat'. fe"tn your Meal agrheilterni rep.
1 rsentative ,.r by writing to
parten'ut .1f Drainage. 111 .t r
Fighting the Sow Thistle
l'r•.f Hoe itt of 11:8 I1, ., 4', teem -
mends the fellewlnz prae•ti.-o- 1.. tettee
the f:lrtner Itt 4.rltlr•Iiftnft the sow
lhi+Ile• tnwl4,r:
Vigorous midsummer infiltration
luring the .try. hot weather Immediate-
ly following haying er harvest. •
" The nw• of smotlev engn +rn 14 a•
sweet ,•lover. rape and ln.iiw►teat.
The.. are vert effe•,k,• when properly
h4n,llel.
Short crop retariene which give
a clmn.w 1.. new feesi•,'nep►. frequently.
4. l'nder-dr'1loaze of lands re1}n1r-
Ina It. 11"w.rlc drained land is most
fnvernbl, to tie- Iroveth of the sew
',hl•tl,'e.
5.
ehl h.mty clay soils drop pl*winz
Inttu,rllt.toI ' after heyinz. ••'1'•r•tn114 if
the around is very dry 1.11.1 hare) 11'1.1•
un•sns platy 0,f power 1.
41. T,oronzh clr:uiing out of the first
smolt patches that a 8•ar 011 the farm:
vreti4ntion and study- by the 7':riff P1:14'1•."'
Board. told, a. ae understand the mat -
err. •!r.. t•s.jer•t vamp( 1• to andurr'tl"'1
tsamlfnrtnre 111 (:,nada er eertai, .ii
salt ry forms of iron nn41 steel now im-
parta.t• be the steel ntnnnfn,tmn'r+ a+'
`raw material." without increasing. the
Mat 01 the r1orlptrterl pr..lnct to the
>rithiir. •
The budget on the whole, has 1e•.'n
a,•C re..'t IR nasi make. timelier euti-I
Easy Victiat%
1 Fnrett Srnndar.i The merest merest glade at the news of the
.lay- unset e4r.viter one• o; the :1tn:ving
fa4t that some people Who hare "dos!
1.. make and save money are 411114z 114
.•ntru+l 11 to 1114.11!• nlh,nt whom they
know nothing. for pr.j.r•t1 wtllrh 1•an-
not 18eur Inspeeti 11. There are man.
arm 111 every rnmmnnity inpahl.• of
tinier entrance in the t•ttrnnrllgt•Mrnt of icing toned advice 011 the 17180'tmhn
I of w4.ing4: yet nlnn.* .4n1hntn1Ft one
British Empire trade. I hears of money being glee.. to "tn .. tle
sps4ken strangers who off.•r mar.014nn+
• EDITORIAL NOTES
ret urns.
•
'winner weather.
• • •
fee mem nnu1 Int dugs
• a •
Well. the eual man ne,114 1 ,zrinnhle.
lie had a long Inllingt.
• • •
l:.aierleh'+ gardens are. gorg,'ni'
with bloom these tine days.
. • •
41gr. Thinning 4:Irides 111 the Robb
*'sdittun of i...pnllar budget..
• • • .
The Running hndget Is p.!pelar 1n
direst Britain ns well as In 4'aundn.
•••
ff'a a gree to tame we
pt through bill 1t w111
le wloter' again.,
t life. Iter rte
pitying
our ..nal
• • ••,
a reefs like the *n,wl ..I.1 summer-
ttsre.-_!I the wwtiger do•-n't chance
before *Ids Is printed.
• • •
The stet* market is .'.4111 .+nhfr''t to
emotions -If that Is the right word 1.4
tore when the bottoms 1+ tolling olt'of
r1IaIS.
• • •
A r dnetfon of laic in Cie price of
Ms, following/the delivery of tf1e Is1d
get •t Ottawa. Is ea Ilhtttiatton of
teat tariff reduction eta do. • -
• • e
London Advertiser : 1%e ('anaikin
W( q•ktt settee:* New Ulf-
dram
ar
d stoat
Summer Danger,.
iTor.nt i T'l•zram4
Tlii' motor trip w•nse.n. (s in fall
swing. the• r.wle.•st has !wen repainted
and Is waiting for its load. anel the
canoe 1+ 4.(4)44,•114 on t11' Miter rend4. 1.4
.10 IN share in bulldiriz np the e•tsealte
list. All this 1UPan+ n lot of joy with
Ir share .'f +o.r ow- Intl
more than :I fa 1 I9 -
how much •-rant• to he determined by
, the titre veered -eel 4.r the ' h0'1.lny
makers. .
111 pupae of terve eon save a ton of
*Part"
Paste that motto 4*1 the vdlndshleld
of the 1n1tn. the Iu,rfnm"of the furor end
the Paddle et the Vatlne and roll are
writing insurer"P en a eleasant
summer.
WESTFIELD
• wF:1TFIF:I.1). kitty 0.- )tr. and Mr.. L.
Albert Walsh ad.I hole Visited 4in $nn•
illy with' the former's hn.iltrr:- )1r
Wm. W1141+h of i.tmtlon. 1
IMr. and Mr'. E. Welker. 141 Wing,
ham, spent *gold:ly with It. end Mr•.
.f. i,. Stolthµrll.
Mr. :end 11r N. Snell. of I/mdes-
boro, spent 11 Inv with the former's
hrut.her. Me. vert Snell. sr.
IMM. M. Griffin, of 1):Imrham, vire
e pe'tti the winter In Florida, has M
turned home and ,apte,-t a few days
last week pith her !Atter, Mrs..
FIIIo.
We are torr& to report that Mr. fteo.
Stell. sr.. 14 einder.,the dortor't care.
We with for Mm a ep.•edy rtt•'oref7.
IGLEYS
Alertness 4031111 rwersvehers.
Wrigley's creates pep sad our
orgy sed keeps ye. alert
A S ft package may aim you
from galag to sleep at the wheel
of your are.
1 Miuub Ends ltdrt
ECZEMA
"Boar had wraith moms•- •Swab•
$.*s' maid itcb.ss is 1 siautm. Dimas* me
tan." - atrial Loafer• amp Ita4, bang pea
Is 1 sows. [caour swam far seed is tow Sass.
Ban told•.« come, •.rmtC ea- Dreams
'•7ltuuglt 1111 111/r11 uutr it equal lit
respect of right.. they art. not sinal in
neireet of culatcity." •Ik•rtruud 101•'6.•1.'
76 beats 36
Read into wonderful biter from • aim ,ad
75 wire. 1. ,• male &eller ass W years
to *be •• dally dlmeluI " of [rosea
fw ams...re SO ream.! rut to .etaaarWa• tA�
t A.y food ,eoth.ey a .ee•teedy t'mem at
inontout seats. Spam dad other
hem tAs•r nrteld, but also LW
irw.ebe. 5.1.1 A.. e0 /`s /mad, Os 5 r•••.
w m•. of ...aa, tAes, weld ae awiteliwthrclad
Ild a waM••ff d untet•sur. 1 .w 74 .0* Nero
oat*. deo W pars ...
On•bbbow ••Wtar ••i
1[4•41444 fab is obtainable at dal •a4
departme.t .toes to Canada at 754. • Bettis.
A bottle ..wtal.. •ou. to let fur dor a
.oairs7p a ..taw air t.11..osat • daf. 1
m
would
let their
hair to
thiswiti?
Your pride prompts you
to keep your hair well
groomed... then for Ilse
same reason smarten
. your dull, unpolished
shoes regularly with a
glossy "Nugget" shine
-waterproofs the
shoes as it polishes.
SHOE POLISH
fie NUGGET i1N opme sit a brit
n
•
Super Values
in New Furniture
We offer you the best
values in Ontario.
See us first. We pos-
itively save you money.
BLACKSTONE'S
Furniture Exchange
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CHANGE SPARK PLUGS EVERY 10,000 MILES
The Economic Way to Better
Engine Performance
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4VERY one of our -motor car
owners who changed toil new
act of Champion Spark Plugs dur-
ing 1929 Change Week, enjoyed better perform-
ance for a whole 'year, at less coat, as a result.
CANPION
Champion National Change Week is apontsofed
by us to bring forcibly to the minds of all our
customers the advantage and actual dollars
c:::1 cents saving of installing a new set of
Champions in their engines every year.
All motor car manufacturers recommend it.
Let us change your spark plugs to a new Art of
Champions this week, if your car has gone
10,000 utiles or more, regardless of what -spark
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NATION+A1. Q'N.2N(:E WEEK -MAY 3 TO 11
plugs you are lasing, For (:hampionk are the
better spark pings. This is'the judgment of the
majority of motorists everywhere. -Champions
excel and .outsell the world over.
We will he glad to inspect your present spark
plugs without cost, and to advise you when they
need changing. Bring your eq,r to us this week.
It means better performance for you for the
year to come. ,.
CIIAMPION
SPARK ,PLUGS
Gutta Percha Tires, "Resists Tread," 471/1"/, tougher. Tube Vulcanizing.
Alemiting by high pressure guaranteed to take out all squeaks of your car.
Gear flushing by vacuum. Lawn mowers sharpened.
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