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Rugs & Upholstery Cleaning •
Have them shampooed in
your own home or place of
business.
'We use the Von Schrader
method endorsed by leading
turers.
'WALTER SMALL
Kincardine
P•110111M roo, during evenings 'er. write P.O, Box 187,- Kincardine.
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65 USED CARS
12 Used Trucks
30 New Cars
TO CHOOSE FROM! '
If We Haven't Got It, We'll Get It For You!
Here are just a few of our Terrific Bargains:
1959 CHEVROLET IMPALA HARDTOP, automatic, drive, V-8, radio,
whitewalls, etc. List $4,100 ONLY $3,495
1958 0,LDSMORILE HARDTOP hydramatic drive, radio(, poweil
brakes, only 12,000 guaranteed miles, new ear warranty,
1958 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE 2-D0011, STATION WAGON, custom
radio, whitewalls, etc. ONLY $2,495
1957 CHEVROLET 4-DOOR 210, only 14,000 miles,
1957 PLYMOUTH PLAZA 2-DOOR, 8 cylinder, wheel
discs, etc. ....
1956 DODGE DELUXE 4-DOOR SEDAN ...... ONLY $995
1953 CHEVROLET 150 'SEDAN ONLY' 095
1953 AUSTIN SEDAN, slew motor, locally owned.
1952 DODGE ONLY $295
1949 MERCURY with 1951 motor ONLY $99
TRUCKS - TRUCKS - TRUCKS ft,
ONLY $1,405
1957 BUICK CENTURY 4-DOOR SEDAN; power steering and briticea,
owned by a member of the clergy, can't be told from new
1950,1tONTIAC PATHEINDER DELUXE STATION
WAGON „„ ..„„ . ',„ . ,,,,, , ,,, .9NtY,$1,495-
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GIVE
MORE
MILK
Get more milk--keep your cattle
free of biting flies. Dust them
with pink COWFLY POWDER.
CO WFLY POWDER lasts _2 weeks
or more—less work for you---better
protection for your cattle, Costs
less than 1,,,; cent a day. Approved for
use on all stock. 21b, Con costs only $1.55.
For Barns Use .. •
FLORBAIT •
FLY KILLER
Dust FLORBAIT over floors to keep
barns free of flies.
Takes only 3 minutes. Kills over
95% of the flies in
4 hours. 24 oz, con costs
only $1.25.
10VOIRD
IIORIAU us mut
Use Co-op 2,4-D's for effective
control of a wide range of annual.
:end perennial weeds in wheat,
.barley, rye; corn and flax .crops.
Use Co-op MCP's for weed con-
trol in the same crops as Co-op
2,4-D's, but Co-op'
MCP'S • ate safer to
co.°.t use on oats, flax,
Liftl'' • alfalfa and peas
which are sensitive
to 2,4-D damage.
4 New PERMABAIT
FLY KILLER
Long lasting—One application keeps
buildings free of tiles .for two to three
months — it's voran-
teed, Approved for one on
all form buildings, 40 oz.
, con costs only $3.85.
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See your CO OP
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Belgrave Co-operative
BELGRAVE. ONTARIO •
Phones; Wingham 1091; Brussels 388w10
YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND 'OUR
EXHIBIT AT THE WINGHAm TRADE PAIR.
DEAC0IA/60 ihtak -Pati
YOU CAN PACK INTO A DAY IR
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Northern Ontario . paradise for people who want to relax:
The great outdoors stretches for mile upon mile,
yet a day cart be as varied as you care to make it.
Wild life . scenic cruises luxury lodges ...
fascinating mining developments , .. you'll find
them all side by side in this great area.
Phone 570 J 3 Wingham, ant.
CIA COOPERATORS INSURANCE ASSOCIATION
Friend or Enemy?
Your tractor can be, a good -friend,
But if con cause a tat of troubl e too.
If con hurt you if you're not careful how you, handle it
—it can cause an accident on a country road and
leave you with a big damage 4Urif to pay,
You can protect yourself against the costs of damage
done TO your tractor and BY your tractor through
CIA's farm Family Protection Plan!
For full -details call:
CECIL FALCONER
3 Sold — 1 Left
1958 CHEVROLETS -- model 3105, 3/4 Tons--
Air-conditioned Heateks; Front' Shock Absorbers, Signal Lights,
Heavy Duty Rear Springs, D P Rear Axles, Western , Mirrors, Wind-
shield Washers, 14 ft. Brantford 'Stake Bo0y, Racks, Tarpaulins; Spate
Tires; none of them over 15,000 original miles; new truck warranty,
Orl y 1/2 Original 'Cost -- First Come, First Served'
1957 G.M.C. ty TON PICKUP; lists over $3,000 ONLY $1,595
0.957 FORD IA' TON, Wideside ... ONLY $1,595
OTU15E PICKUPS.
1956 DODGE 2-TON VAN ,
1953 G.M.C. 14-FOOT FLAT STAIiIS
SPECIAL 1 • SPECIAL ! SPECIAL !°
30' McGuiness Silver Palace Mobile Home
Completely Equipped -- Priced to Sell
PEARSON Motors Ltd.
ZURICH , JACK PEA1180N, Prop: EXETER
"Huron County's Largest Car Dealer"
TRAVEL ACCESSORIES now on the market take up little space in .a• suitcase yet make for
carefree holidays. This young.; lady is Prepared for hotel-room JaalldrY With an climate clothes line.
$110'S also 'packing, left to right: unbreakable polythene cosmetic bottles and soap disk (excellent
for carrying jewelery); a shoe-shine kit; folding plastic hangers for ,drip-drying ;clothes; a tube
of toilet soap that doubles as hair shampow paekages of detergent; midst' towelettes for freshen-
ing up on the road; sewing kit for emergency repairs and extra polythene bags to Rudd every-
thing from shoes to a %vet bathing suit. • •
f over sixteen years, Mr. Gordon
Leggatt, of Wingthem, • was guest
soloist, :and sang, "Enough to
'Know"- in 'the morning. and in the
evening,.. "The Glory. of His Pres-
ertee". The choir rendered special
anthems, quartet and duet nun-.
bet% " •
NO BACKACHE!
he's •wearing en
OTC Back Support
Rexall Drug Store
• ,
Institute Members
Attend Annual
WHITECHURCH—The folloYvilig
members of the local Women's
Institute, Mrs, Victor Emerson,
Mrs. Russell Ross, Mrs.-;
Farrier, Mrs. Jas. McInnis, Mis•
Ezra Scholtz, Mrs. Dan Tiffin, Mrs.
Wallace Cann, Mrs, Ben McClenag
han, Mrs. Chas. Shiell, Mrs. Ger-
shorn Johnston, Mrs, George Walk-
er, and Mrs. Robt. Purdon, attended
the annual meeting of the South.
Bruce District Women's Institute,
held in Ripley on Tuesday last.
Mrs. H, Houston, president, was
re-elected, and Mrs. Emerson was
elected as a vice-president, and as
the Federated representative and
Mrs. Russell Ross, as a standing
`committee convener,
Rev. Wm. Henderson
Is Guest Speaker -
WHITECHTJRCH — Successful
anniversary services were held, in
the Presbyterian Church here on
Sunday, when the church, was well-
filled for both morning and even-
ing meetings, Rev. Wm. Hender-
son of Knox Presbyterian Church,•
Walkerton, who taught in S.S. N9.
10,' Kinloss over twenty years ago,
was welcomed back by many old'
friends and pupils, and preached
inspiring and challenging sermons.
The front of the church was
beautiful with baskets of spring
flowers, with a special basket in
memory of the late Rev, John
Pollock, Who was the pastor here
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t.,o4tis $150. to $2,500, or more,
'Take tip to 30 months
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Neits 'f.Qr Luncheon '
COolt. shredded fresh earrotS in
oneInch boiling salted water Un.-
tit eriSp-tottler. Drain, Blend with
melted 'butter or margarine, salt,
ground black peper and ,ehopped.
4:QA4te4. 'Peanuts, '4$P9911 in nests
on. serving dishes, Fin centre of
nests with chicken
Carrots Add Texture
Flavour to Rive
Next time yen cook rice add
some shredded raw carrots and
raisin's to the cooking water along
with the raw rice, Season with.
butter or margarine, salt, groUnd
'black pepper and a touch of rose-
mary,
CARROT LOVERS'
Cook thinly sliced carrots in one
inch of 'boiling salted water until
just crisp-tender, Drain; season
well and sprinkle with garlic-but-
tered bread crumbs.
This Week's Pattern
SpadrA's
INTERNATiONA1
DEANER
PATTERN
Charles Montaigne offers a dress
that is, so beautifully' basic, so sure
in its style that. it is easily adapt-
able to many types of fabric, from
country cottons to patty silks, The
simple, bodice with its neckline
slightly V'd both,in front'and back,
has a deep slanting' dart from the
bust to 'the shotildei tine that acts
like a bit of padding., ,A. trick that
adds important top width and em-
phasis,, i,t inOlds out the flared
sleeVe that can he', worn With or
witbeitt' ctiff. The skirt, with
four ..gores,' is finely, gathered to
tIle,'WaiStline. Choose ,,sheer cotton,
triple sheers, silk 'or rayon crepe,
shantung, handkerchief linen, pa-
per taffeta. From_ this size chart
select the one size `best for you,
Size 12' requires 4% yards of 45
inch material for dress,
To order Pattern No, S-434, state
Size, sand 81,25; For CHARLES
MONTAIGNE label send 25c, For
new Jumbo 144 page International
Designer Pattern Book B-C, send
$1•25, Address SPADEA, c/o Nor-
man iHartnell (Canada) Limited,
214 Main Street; Toronto 13, On-
tario (IW-1.0). PleaSe allow 2 weeks
fOr delivery. •
Sizes Bust Waist Hips Length*
8 33 23 • 3i 1614 in,
10 34 24 35 16 1/4 in.
12 35 , 25 36 • 1.01 in.
14 36% 26% 371' 17 in.
16 • , 38 28 39 17% in,
*from nape of neck to waist
Copyright 1959,
Spadea Fashions, Inc.
(Next week look for an Inter-
national Designer Pattern by EM.
Illt0 PUCCI),
PROPER DIET AIDS
FAMILY'S SPARKLE
AND JOY OF LIVING
Why are sonic families better-
looking, more twinkley-eyed than
others, 'It's true that beautiful
eyes, noses, chins and figures may
he inherited along with the family
ironstone and great-grandfather's
old mustache cup. Equally im-
portant, however, are health habits,
diet and the mother-to-daughter
recipe collections which send 'to
the 'dinner table in appetizing form
the many foods we like and need
for physical attractiveness and
joy of living,
Serve your family as great a
variety of foods as possible. Try
dishes that are dew to your cuisine.
Then, just to make sure, provide
liberal amounts of the so-called
"protective foods". These are the
ones that provide ,more than cal-
ories , and include protein, vita-
mins and minerals. Foods that
' contain cellulose for"bulk are also'
important,
High on this list of beauty foods
are the leafy -greens; fresh col-
lards, kale, spinach, -chard, dande-
lion, turnip and mustard and beet
tops,
Shop for stocky well-grown
greens, remembering that the dark-
er the green the richer in vitamihs
and minerals, Wash thoroughly,
dunking them in and out of three
or -four waters, Cook with little or
no extra water. Leaves as fragile
as spinach will cook with ,only the
water which clings after washing.
Sturdier greens, such as kale, must
cook longer, hence need a little
extra water—just enough to keep
them from cooking dry.
Greens are much more attrac-
tive, really green, when they've
been cooked quickly and briefly,
Overcooking takes all the life out
of leafy vegetables, leaVing them
dull in ceder, unappetizing,
' Fresh. Mustard Greens
With. Potatoes
pi,u,i,c8iicod, "salt pork
1-inch boiling water
12 small or medium new potatoes
2 pounds fresh mustard greens
1% teaspoon salt
% teaspoon sugar
'4 teaspoon ground black pepper
Cut pork into thin slices and
simmer, covered, in 1-inch boiling.
Water one hour or until tender.
Wash and scrape potatoes. Add to
pork and cook small potatoes 5
minutes, medium potatoes 10 min-
utes, Wash mustard greensr.thor-
ottghl y. Cut into 2, to 3-inch
lengths. Add to pork -and potatoes
along with salt and sugar, Cover
and Cook 15 minutes, Add black
pepper. Tess lightly, Serve hot.
Yield. 0 servings,
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NOTICE
After selling his business in
London almost five years ago, Rae
el.,,Watson, your Liberal candidate
hid, a wide choice, of where to.live.
This ,Huron-Brace area Was chos-
en bedause Rae was 'raised and
educated here, the hills and spring
cricks are wonderful, the Great'
Lakes offer excellent Wali n g and
'the people are second to noise, Al-
:though this job of representing
'Yeti, will take him, to Toronto for
Several weeks at a time, Rae has
tie Intention of moving- out of his
nice comfortable, new house, nor
away from the people lie likes so
well; ,
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