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189;6 VROLET SEDAN',
QIP TOP shape,
1942 MERG`URY.,�w FORDOR
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,1937 PL'V`7 O T'H SEDAN
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1946 FORD 3 -ton DUMP '171[70.1 .C,
Fir$t `class oonditiai,
P. 1935-oHRVROLET 1COAOH
Sta dard-.-1'x ced, LOW
,1935 OHEVROLET SEDAN ---0 ASTER
Brand New Motors,
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1940 FOHT)' 3,ton, 10" wheelbase; ° with
stake'platform, ne'w factory rebuilt inotbx,;
,new seat -priced LOW for :QUICK SALE.
DUNG•
ANNON, duly 14. Mr,.
Harold Sproul and •.sister-iu-law,
•" Mrs. Warner "Sproul, of Davidson,
Sask-, are expected to arrive here
the •latter part of 'the week. It- is
•dour years -since Harold visited his..
[native' village.
The executive of the -Dungannon
Junior- Farmers' Club met last week
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
, Robertson near Auburn and decided.
to have a` beach party at Port Albert
'•b+n:..' .Tuesday ereniaig my ' 2i1tlh
• Plansare also 'being - made . for the
C.oiwanosh flub to "attend church
ing town .on.a Sunday evening. in
August.
• IVXr. Abner Mprris on the 12th -of
July _quietly obserxed .:his seventy-
eighth birthday; receiving, congratu-
lations from .friends in Person 'and
by mail and 'phone. - We .wish, him
many happy returnsof his birthday.
Miss Gwen Treleaven, nurse -aide'
of Winghttnl -' hospital, spent the
week -end. at , the home 'of her par-
ents,- Mr: and Mrs. Bert Treleaven.
'i Sssti t
Jos he
making her.. homelately with 4er
cousin, Mrs: Henry Hbrton; received
eryice in a body at sotue•neighbor the shocking news this wee' of the°
Manufactured . bye Standard-. J.Vtot'or Co,,
of Coventry,E land.
ALL OI E ' IMMEDIATE DELI�TERY'
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WILL, AVL : MILES O NE GALLON
W TIS E 9i L 4.
OF GASOLINE, _._...+..
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u B DESi -AS--SMOOTH ' AS ANY_ BIG CAIt,. • w . VOM2 IN SEE* IT AT
BVI AND S • •
death of her daughter, Mrs; • (Dr;)`
IL L. Treleaven of Woodstock, form-
erly of Lucknew.
Mr. Matthew Shackleton. with his
brother, Mr. Elmer Shackleton: of,:
Detroit, spent. a few days last week.
with their sister, Mrs. W. J. _Larkit ,
New Toronto.
the guests tilt ° weed of ¥iv R�eti
dltt's poker„ Mr...�� ddt-
Mr ,aud. Mrs, Art i it Keays and.
dao leer, of Barrie,'re spending : 4.,
holidays with MTs. X ays' totuer,
Mrs, Ruth 0uxwe:. _,.
',1►fr, H; ,T, '8 -Oberland,- of the
Capital Tleltxe and Mrs $utherK•';
land pare spending a iuonth'.s boll
days at LOS. .• •:ageles, • 'Pailforula ....,...;.
• Mr. .,and Mrs. W, J, Raithby have
returned 'to town; after honeymoon,.
ing at .R,oellwyxrn Lodge as ' rake:
Cecebe:
' . Miss Kay ''Whateley,' Of '.'Toronto,.;.
is speitdttlg`huhday with 'her par
Neencs,lson sMr,t`ueetid.."Mrs,; :C1.;Wl ateley,
r
11zis, , Cobert. ,�endry ,and •daugh-
.ter' ,surer., Q1 St, ' R'etershhrg
Florida, are visiting Mrs Hendry'e.
parehtsA...Mr,, and Mrs. D. M. XQhn-,
ston.
.Mrs. Cxordon Lindsay and son
'Keith, of Chatham, are ;spending two
weeks' holidays with. 'the. fdrraer,'s
Sister, .Mrs. 'J'.ohn •Thorpe,':and Mr.
Thorpe.. ''
,.Mr., and Mrs.; Robert Nicholson,
and young son, of St, Catharines,
are visiting Mrs'. Nicholson's par-
eat , Mr.'' and 1,irs. Albert. Shore,
Victoria street, „.
-
Mr. ' and . Mrs, D.. 'M;- Hunt,, of
Louisville, Kentucky, are spending
three weeks with the latter•'s mother,
Airs... Catherine Clark, Nelson street.
Mr. and' Mrs. J. F. nu Bingham
,• of . Toronto and Mr. F. Denison of
Rock 1iaVen, Newmarket,, are. en-
j.oy ng • a vacdtion .at the Sunset
Hotel. '
•Mr,> ,.and _ Mrs. :Reg. Fisher and
daughter, -;Margaret Ellen, of Brock-
vide, are guests of Mt. Fisher's
parents; Mr. and Mrs. Horace
Fisher.. ' f'
The Misses .Jenniebelle and Min-
nie ,Boggle and, hiss Agnes Sieve -
right, after Spending several days:
at Hotel Bedford, have returned to
_t_h air.,home...p.LDet• o,?t:-
Miss Alice Irvim and friend Miss
Audrey Dunkley,; both of Toronto, -
are holidaying at the home of_Miss..
Irwin's parents, Mr.: and:Mrs.„ E.,;
Yrwin, Waterloo street.
Mr: Cyril, Brown, manager -of the
local 'Dominion store•le4ves• 'on
Monday for two week_k_ ji l.Idaya._
While -away -he will be-replaced
by? Mr. LeRoy.; Keller, of titchell:
- .• •11,2 `J': _ F _'I 1serlsan,-of-- oranto,-
has' been` isiting `his bixother k:
' .. i res a""' na""fiiiiward'eoble un,"lydr
a few days Mr. and Mrs:, Robert-
son • are now 'holidaying at Bruce.
Beach. " -
• kr. Ernest Breckenridge, who was.
confined to• his home for about 'a
;week through illness. is .around,
'again. Mrs. Breckenridge took ill'
on Tuesday- and'was taken to Alex-
and-ra-•Hospital-. • .
Mr. and 1f s. Erland Betties, .Mr.
and Mrs. 'Carruthers and two child-
ren, , all of .Toronto; joined'vrith Mr.
find -1%11T, -Allan "Reifies •of "Porter"s
Hill and Mrs. Betties of town in it
picnic at the lake. on Saturday. '
CARLOW •
dARLOW, J- y .X3.— r, Reeves.
Siddall, Mr. and Mrs. Norman ' Sid-
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dal' t nd'•two sons, of •Toronto; Vare
Svi 'tin r; and, 310. A. Errington:
iV1r. and,. Mrs. Aldin Alain have
moved, to Goderich.
Mrs, Hamilton of Thedford spent
the -'week-end,with;Mr. and _.1v47.8.,
Allan Stoll • • ' -
1%:s C.. Arlon is with: ,-Mr.--and-
Mrs. Fred Seabrook in, Goderich.
Mrs, Amos Stoll is visiting with
tliee , Chi a'wfe d`s`�'a`t "their••'cnttage- at
arnia....
vara Bean,sthe-- week -end
with Maxine Blakepent at. Benituller.
M s' -fltre-Yonrng-o De .v
trait visited with his parents, 1,VIr.
and _Mrs. Gordon Young,'
Mr.• Charlie Mitchell has .pus •
chased" the vacant ldt at Carlow and
intends to build a house on it..,
LEEBURT'�T
- L BTJRi , 3trly- 3- M1ss•-Heieu.
Fulford spent.the week -end, with Mr.
f'th'
ao
1Lrs=_�1bQ£.t-Harrison. Se r ,.
-and dd
and_Mrs..•_Robt..--Qua -and.
of Detroit spent the •week-
family, ,
end witlt Mr. and Mrs: Andrew.
Bogie and family. -.•
' Master borne Chisholm, Goderich,
visited last week. •wit'h his cousin,
Master Donald , Chisholm:
Mrs. A J: Ross, sister- cif: Mrs.- A.
V. Falconer, 'and' formerly of. Gode-
rich township,'passed away at Kitch-
ener last Saturday evening and. was
buried from Brophey's'rfinieral: home
en Tuesday.
•
Master Donald Chisholm is' holi:
Baying with phis dou$in,, Master;
Douglas Pollock, near- Eincnrdine,
WORTHLESS EEICHSMARK • note ;is • used by this aged German
to light his pipe; The old currency has:now been replaced in,t!he •
western zone • by 'the Deutsche Clark, a move.which has widened
.'the split' between; -the -Russians•` -and -the --•western democracies. -The—
'Russians refuse to accept the hew currency for. ' the part of Ger-
many under 'their control
kr. and Mrs., Jos. "Clog were'
week -4W guests,7urich;
�Ia.
.and :firs . D�.. � .T'i tterso.n_.a:ren_
•r aging -at -Oak fil- e�'mad--`l orenito
Mr.,4Chas. Watson; of New. Xork.,
-has been spending- holiday s: ire town.
J;Trs: 1 . Sutter of- Stratford is a
guest 'with Mrs. r'.. Schaeffer, East
street.
.Miss Helen McCarthy, o. the
P..U:C. office, is spending --a week's-
hoLidays,.•atw. M rl n,. Ont.
• 'Virg H..- Fined later ' (the -former
Marjorie Bali), •of London, madea—
Ibr"ief v-isit to town this 'week.
-Rosem Telford -._.has -re-
i afy
turned. to= -her -home in--wen`-Sound
_after visiting' relatives 'in 'town:
• Mrs.- F. White of Chatham is re-
iiewing acquaintances' in town this
week: - -
Mr. and Mrs, .Fred Rouse are
spending a week's •holidays at Pott
Elgin..
Mr and Mrs. 4G: P: Rumsey and
daughter are visiting relatives. at
Schreiber;. O'nt. • ,
"Mrs. John Marwick and Shirley
enjoyed last week with relative at
Manitcntlin Island. •
Mrs:. 3, W. N'ewciimbe''visited Mr.
'and Mi .'R. E. "I'tirner� at Stratford
--...last-•-�vec�l::__.�_.:.�. .�..._..-_..__:.; ___.._._.__
Miss Isabel Matheson, of Welland.
is spending the holidays at' her
Iioixre, .� . "'3�7trick' -Atee1.
1Ir. and Mrs.-Eifnest ,Pritchard
of 'Toronto hnv`e been enjoying a.
Holiday at. •Kintail Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Hi ,ii. Baird, of,
Toronto, are making ttheir annual
summer visit to Goderich and..are
staying at Ilio Bed!ord nofe-i:
-1�ir.-and: Mrs. • Harry-Jfrltaley were•.
erent rgue'Sta` `vcit<lx " ir•r'irrrd ars:'
Wm. Stoddart at Lion's Reid« --
Mr. and Mrs D; Gibson, of De
troit,- are visiting. Mrs. Gibson's
.mother, Mrs. McDougall of town.
Mrs. J. T. Newell of • Toronto
was a guest at" Hotels Bedford for
a visit' of 'several'-da;sl:,in . town.
Miss :lane Wells of London' vc a -s
a weekend -guest with-lier-:sister,
Mrs. Chas.. Hunt.
Miss .Gladys Julien of London'was
-the-•week=end- guest ..of. Rev:
' Gt�pe-�a7ici �JZrs:---C3ope. , .
• Mr. Alex. Butler, jr.,-..of •11ami1-
toll, was a goes "last -'week with ;his
parents, Mr. and. Mrs. 'Alex. Butler, •
Mr, and. Mrs.' J. H. Fowler and -- • _._ _ :
son, Robert, are 'on a two -weeks''
'holiday Whp to the Bruce Peninsula.
Mr. and Mrs., ',v iaif' Lee of Loh
don arae guests this' week. with Mr.
and Mrs. George Johnstone. ohnone. Stanley
SCI set. ' r
' Miss Mi rZnret MoeEwan i visit-
ing- her nephew - Sheriff • F. • T.
Esgener,'and' Mrs, l:gener .at OwenSraruld.. .,-
Ars, T. G. ,Allen. -ofClinton, is
spet3rl rl ;r a :few-weeks--in•-:town-7 Carel
is staying at the (ial•lowapartnieut3,
North street.
Fowtie nlyd-tiniY htyer
Patricia,' of Toledo, 0., .a re visiting
in town. the gtiests Of Mr. and Mrs,
H. •,7. Fisher.
1Ir•. hulk Mrs. J'a rues M.. Redditt
and three- children. of Toronto, ;were
Hygenie supplies "(r ober goods) .
mailed postpaid in •plain, sealed
'envelope "with price list. Sia
sample§ 25c: 24 samples $1.00. Mail
Order Dept. `7-53. TQV-RUB$ER
CO., Box 91, • Hamilton. Ont.' -19
Bisset„ Bros, are donating'5 cent on; EVERY
GALLON OF ice cream sold ,in Goderich'
and S�altfnrd to the New Artificial Ice Arena;.
Fund.
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.; . INSIST °ON" BISSET-RR'0S. WE
CREAM!' . Get .it' at the; following
dealers z •• K
T Harvey Cult
R. C. Cott
Goderich, Frosted P'oos
Alexandra .Marine and
'General Hospital
Thos. Raiida i
Mitchell. & Bedard :.
W. Roope
British 'Exchange. Hotel
Park House •
M1u rill -
" Burow's' Grocery
Vance's :Restaurant .
' Hogan's Cont:ectionery
Bert 'MacDonald
• Venus' Restaurant
ISaechler's Cafe
'People's 'Store
Sunset Hotel
Maitland. Golf w ,lob
East St. -Bakery
Besse's Dairy Bar:
1Vf u r.
c1Ka us ,Dairy Dai ?�`y B a
Herb McAdam
AT SAL- T OBD
There are 'niany lovely gardens
in Goderich this summer,- and. 'the'
editor had the privilege this week of
visiting' on' • hick isbirobably little
k-now-n-€ronf=the-fact; that--:it---is-.at-
,tl-e rear,of dere residence. It is the
garden „of the Misses Rose;,Brock
street, where "roses and lilies aiid
other flowers bloom: profusely under:
the care of the ladies of.the ;house.
It is' quite natural that the Misses
Rose should be partial to ros.es,lin
d
'they have -certainly achieved marked
success ifs' the cultivation of the
queen of • flowers.,>
Blue Water Piano and
Piano Accordion :Stu
Gift Shop and Tourist
Home Away from. Home.
sifts r all occasions--
Reas�o na 1 priced
n by ;
,Open Evenings
Pi''ton St..: Phone 286-
16. `£
WILLIAM. FE CITSON announces the establishment of ;a
serviceplastering, stucco' work etc.,'inGoiierich•a'xd .district..
Rates are reaso'nible and first .class work assured. Get -that
,job of piasterif4" •cl 'ne NOW.
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July i7th, 1948
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ModernHarvesters' Excursion to Hefp farmers`
A New Era in' Harvesting -Started by .;Massey-Hdrris CO1Tlbines
Tray a co of Massey»I•tarris "combines rolling across the country to the .grain, farming areas
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m von sight nowadays, They have replaced the once 'familiar annual:: harvesters
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*Modern mechanical harvesters like the Massey -Harris self-propelled dombines, have brought
many,'advanfages to drain growers. With their; crops cion 'be harvested,;,with .fhe mai nin)um of
manual labor, a,great;money-sieving feature when, .in times like these, experienced farm help
• is in. short, supply.and 'wage rate's are high.' r • , •
,Massey-hlarris self-propelled combines, speed up harvesting one man can cttt 4and thresh,
-501te ORfiti •:r"'"n= `�'' ' mer liire,l,•,-,�, ..,,..� 8 ` .... .�
tib+.p a4 ng"Cbsfis aireow foo w�crsef=prape� a t�1e 'irritzir
supplies power ilo propel •and operate the machine: • Therers' no •expense for ti' ne or.stooking.
And,tbe combine has done away with the work, worry and.;e tpense of.:thrething'
• The deme nd for combines' indicates the trend towards modern mechanicgl har'"vesti=ng., F,rpm
•factories with ca �; acit increased greatly, ,more :.and more Massey-11•larris combines` are being
',built esi�their craps easier, •quicker and at Tess cost.
�bu�lr to help :Canadian fprmert harvest
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