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,OCITOBER, 28th, 1948
immuca
other Sees Sort for First Tinze
.Made.'* the Standard Motor, Co., of Coventry, Eneland,•
It has a 88 H.PiNotoi,. is air-contioned and has Jove-
ly upholstering.
Se it ortAv: at
• puNoprivoir,'dce.
Herbert Alten'v.Vata );e,Ineved to Ale*-
,
andra Hospital, f:locleriehi last
Thursday. We are glad to know.he
has raifli'soingiVhat f ran 4 Pitrtial.
40;gicp,_4t4hajis Tyke, pue .his ,grand-
daughter, • jean Errinkton,_ also was
admitted to the hospital Ter
pendix eperation,.It is ;reported
she IS doing uteeiy.'• • •
Mrs. JaCeb Reed was taken 111
on sTnesday ,tif"the lieree of lier
- (laughter, Urs. Jae Petrie,* 1ete,
'and suffered; a,• paralytic' stroke;
"OnlY'tWo' days-hefore she enjoYed4a4
motor trip to, these parts . to visa
memberS of hpr family 1, their
various hoes, Site Was renteVed,•
to AleXandra Hospital, QoIerIei, on
SaturdaX, and, her condition is
about tlie same.
Mrs. Jennie Fitggerald Bramp-
ton is visiting her sister,„Mrs, Rich,
Gardner.
Mr• Rederick MCDOnald wLilJe
per.forming, the ditties as caretaker
at _the Dungannon publie scfiool
.x14044. 29ew, was tooil athoWeak!spell last Friday. He
ught to have. suffered a
partial • stroke, but fOrtnnately • lie
is • recovering. • ' •
Mrs. Ken Hodges and baby daugh-
tor arrtved homefront Gbderich
Itospitar on Saturday. They have
chOsen Lynda Joy for the name of
their 'little girl.
ladys Evan, Sas1t.
Mrs. Dolly Evans and daughte
Miss G
atchewan, 'Who have been yisiqng
-Mrs. Evanssister, Mrs.; W. R..An-
drew, *are now visiting friends at
Kincardine.' •
Mrs. 'Jas. 'FinnigneiS enjoying a
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Al;
fred Habel, of Port Colborne: .
• Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Treleaven,
Robin and MrS.,. S. F. Treleaven of
Kincardine Visited Mr, and Mrs. H.
Hedy-On Sunday and attended the
anniversary' services at the United
church.... • ' •
Mrs. S. Gibson, Stratford, spent a
day 'last .week with her brother,
Mr. "
•Mr. -and- ,1VIrS-. R. J. Durnia and
VaUghter, Miss Flora Durnin, left•
this Week to visit Mr. ,and Mrs."
-Chester--Durnin -at-Pittsburgii,• L
ana' to attend the wedding of their
graii-Gen, immy IJiUixi
o yvanas un pr ns Tire'T
and Junior ,Farmers "-met in Dun-
gannon paris.h hall on. October 19th.
Plans for a. masquerade were cam-
Pleted, The outline for •the public
speakingcontest to be held at the
Nevember meeting was diseuSsed.
Visitors with Mr, and Mrs.- Robt.
-Bere on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Brown, of Kincardine, Mrs.'
Mary Brown, Mrs. Lily Robingon,
Mr: and Mrs. Orland Bere, of West
Witwano.sh:
• Mr. BilUSteWart. "fr., whoi`sPeiit
a few Weeks harvesting in the 'West,
arrived 'home on SundaY .•frora
• Bengorigh, Sask., via bus: •
'Sympathy Extended, --Friends in
this community of. Mr. and Mrs.
• Alex, Sinith• 'extend sym athy to
- them In::: the lass -of. Mrs. _Smith's
mother, Mrs. Reid; of Durban. 'gall...,
who passer-awly-Stidal evening
. The Zoderich Bowling Academy „management has done
its utmost to rush the new. bowliqg alleys to- completion.
Their_ are now ready for action.
AgriculOral :Park, OfodeKieh
Saturday, Oct. 30, at 1.30 p.m. ghaft)
A large variety 'of farm pioduce, cars -,and trucks, -
stock, farm implements, etc., will goon sale. _
FARMERS NOTE! You can stillbring in on Saturday:.
any article which you wish.sOld. A 2%, airgibinfferls.fee
SALES -SERVICE
Will be charged fol.' selling it,
AITOTIONEERS
"issiogamemommismssrismatimaiksmook,
Beatty_Washer
Seivice
F. Skelton, Prop.. •
Hamilton Si. Phone' 89W
43,tf
'after a; pe 'of failing ieaIt
ws lxi Aerltije seYtent):,
rryr!ar 940,4
H. few days and 4to plan 1), trirt0,"
gether Selne .time itez-
Atim4.
day -training, claSs Mr North linrOU
girls, on the project "Sleeping Gar-,
anents,' Wits held -in the Town Hall,
Winghain,' On October and 1),
Fifteen ,local leaders were- j:ireSent
and CelwanaSh ••Juillor TaStitate
well represented, with four
leaders, IsObel etnor, june Ate-,
Cabe-, - Elaine Lamb and, .Mailetta
.Stingel. 'The •.."aleeptu gallnquit"
projeet, n lengthy&ane„ is expected
to start immediately,
Woolen's, 'Institute .8411Y ,..-.40u.r
'N'tl'onlen's,, Institute branches ,of
West Huron Met at the Parish Hall
fir the, fall 'ineethig an Thural4Yi
•Octoher 21st. The'attenclance Was
not large, owing toother' aetivitieS
that day:: but„ those who availed
themselves of tile opportunity en4
joyed hearing ..the guest ,speak,,
MrS. Plarence. HaYes of GeOrge-
town,-on ``PrOgram P,lonning.". Mrs.
C. LeCkhart Gaderich, tlistrict
president, also wa'S present and will,
cane again to visit the.Dungannon
branch and give an address on
Noveinber .3rd.
ChurchAnniversary, - Annivers-
ary serviceswere held in Dungan-
non United church on Sunday with
a good attendance hoth morning and
evening. Rev. -7W. Andrew Lane, of
Wesley-WillisUnited ehurch, Clin-
ton, was the.- guest •speakek. HO
was „greeted by ,many friends- and
relatives with NV -nein he had grown'
up in these parts. The church' -was
tastefully decoratedfor the occa-
sion with loVely autumn flowers'
front' local. gardens-, as well as
other 'floral offerings, laming
them a lovely ..large 'centre
-
bouquet, in mernery of the
late Mrs. Gladys McLean Lowe,
formerly of • ,Dungannon. At the
morning" service • Mr. Lane chose
-for liM '7gabreet" "Shatliig;"- from
Kings 1 and: in the evening
-"These Stolfee (,Tohn, 4 :6 ) . Special
music' was 'prepared for the
cartline, 'guest soloist,, "Face
,The -
regular choir -tang -an anthem in
the morning, -with solo and :duet
parts.. .Iy-the ening an atitheni,'
"Take Jesus With You," iva's sung,
with Misses June Rutledge and
Berblia Porip,singing dnet and solo
parts. Receipts for the day were
over. :pp°.
PORT 'ALBERT
, You'll, enjoy arcleliciictis dis' offiesit Ash! ' Store:01ml'
aw431...in YOur,. locker. 017, , fish are fresh, 'every
4
A: &aching scene, Mak, place at Montreal airport recently 'When
rimatv sautzo% 18, centreo.arrtved,to Join hisgather,.Whom
• he had neVer Seen. The father, A."STRE:LOS, left, Avi* immigrated
"from- Greeeeln 1929, and who ;lbw owns a restaurant in Toronto
was at the airport. with'his Cousin, am:Pommy: The strangg
meeting .had been delayed over the years for various reasons, m -
„chiding the,..depression and World War II. Pierre's mother and
sister hope: to come M Canada in the:spring of net Year.
. • •
LEEBURN, ,Messrs..
Eimeur-thinter. and Jack Smith re-
turned - home last week- from., the
•West. • They report • a wonderful
trip, .having been to the west 4:oitst
before returning home.
• Miss' Helen, Fulford 'spent last
week with Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Harrison,. Seaforth. While away
theyil,1;afinolOd.torevd .I.Ianfilton and
.B
. Mr. •and Mrs'. W, T. Gardiner,
Ashfield, are spendlng, some - time,
-with- thei r-daugh ter, •-nrs.. jos.- kree,'
man, and .Mr. Freeman *and family.
Mis. M. . Mortimer of ' •Toronto -
spent the -past week with Mr. 'and
Mrs'. And'rew,.Bogie and family. -
. • Miss ,LizA.e Horton has reeelied•
ivord.....of____the_ death of her cousin .
-::),Irs=jular-Gibson-of."-Ettliontotir
Alberta.' Mrs. -Gibson was--fornieriy
Maud FIOrton, daughter tif *the late
Arthur Horton. In her .yoring days
she 'attended S. S..' Nri: 5 arid lived
with her ',parents 'On the farm noW4
.ewited. by Mr. and, .Mrs. *Wilfred
.
Last Thursday ,e.vening about.
fourteen nurses and Members of the
'staff of Alexandra Hospital motored
to Mr: and Mrs. Andrew •Bogie's
PORT ALBERT, Oct. 27. -Miss and, after: a bountifid Chicken
Margaret Adams -is spending this! ner served by and .farn-
keek visiting • with. her /and at. ily, *they 'presented thteir utatKen,
Miss Minnie Dickson; with n heautl-
ful
purse as a parting gift.
Listowel.
Miss Helen McGee dnd •frimid,
Mr. Ernest of;. Londori, and
Miss . Maxine McGee, of Winghain,
and •friend. • Mr. Harold avlor
spent. Sunday-tisi
r.rs: Albeit _icleG,ee.
AnniverSary-service, will -be held
-"Ei4ited4i•
October 3Ist, at 3 o'cioek, with Rev.-
C. W Down •of ENeter as speaker , 11:
s1r: and Mrs H. V. Holmes and
-.The- Dmigannow...;male choir will Miss Perkins Of Gorrte ‘cisited on
render 'special music for these ser- • Wednesday with Mt. and Mrs.A..
vices. A good attondance is looked. Holnles.• .,. • . , , • •;•.
for. . 'Mrs. R. Fuller had as her "guest
Mr. Joe _McGee returtulcl. home last Week her brother, Mr. Fisher,
on Thursday last • from the • West from the West.
-after Spending •nearly eight .weeks AnniverSary. Services.-Annivers-
in_AJperta. • Mr. Jacks Grethant, who a IT. services 'eFe held in Zion
also werif West ou afe-eicursion,' 13 fitted- Aytyrch- -sunday limtwith
returnetthOthe at an, earlicr da te.,large con grew! tion presen t. Rev.
Meeting. -The Of C. W. 'Cope, of Goderich, guest
tilt United church held their thank- speaker at both services, delivered
offering Meeting hi the chureii on two fine sermons.. The Choir, with
.Thiirsday 'afternoon, with it good the assistance of members from
atte.ndailee.'„ Ladies were Present Holiness -Me', rendered antheins.
froth pengannoni, Crewe,:.-Leeburn. Mt. • James Corra n • sang two fine
and the Port. Albert__• Angliean solos at 'the...Morning serViee, while
Church .preZdent, Mrs: •M -r: Glen_ Mdg-e'Tnti:nretr-1-1-a7cuir.,-_-
•Jag; *.geKenzi6, -presided and ppened gregation with pleasing solos in
the meeting with a hymn. The the evening.
Scripture Was read by: Mrs. GU-
mour and Prayer was offered by
lits. • Ji.'-reditor. ReadingS were
*given by Miss Bella 'Shaw of Lee -
burn and Mrs. Raymond Finnigan
of .Creiv,e. 'Aleinstrumental piano
duet -'1@ ;Mrs. 1iffiiiin Phillips nnl
Mrs. Stingel followed. • A solo rend-
ered -bp .11rs. Ralph- Foster, acorn,
Tallied by Mrs. Howard Quaid on
the piano, waslutteb enjoyed. Thi?
guest speaker. Was Mrs. TaVener of
•HolinesVille, who gave an interest-
ing addreA On the • work of the
missionaries. The offering !was re-
ceived' and file nii,cting.elo,sed with
a hymn and prayer by Rev. jam.,,,
Bright.Ltuieh .as served Arid n
social liOrtr enjoyed.
• . • • 0.
,.011 - Sunday .e•exiing -.next the
Alpha Ju.venile..ChoriSters,
. .
choir
frein Stratford, • under the
directien of -Mr. F. P.•
Polley, will-
eonduet a inu'ecal.serviee in Knox'
Presbyterian church, The elass. in -
eludes' twenty-four i boys- ranging in
age from:eight t� thirteen- Years
wile have won awards.- on a number
of • oceasions. at 'the Stratford Ires-f!
tival• of Music.. Their -program will.
include - the• following selections:
"The Lord's Prayer” (Malette),,
-(Franck),
the Lord" •(Ivanoff)., ."All- Throngh
the Night", • (Welsh air), and.
-Vespers." There rwihl niso be -.a
solo, 'Hear .My Prayer'.'•' (Mende's,
'Shoe Beerly ---J ---136yd en, '
and one by • Daryl. Hodgiris, 4131e0
On- November AA, -:Vfirteria. -stre4:
'United church 'is presenting
Arthur Watter, 'who will Speak at
.both Morning.and ;evening' ::..-ier•fices.
-Mr. Wafter, a ''student minister, has
recently retnrned frean the .siunmer
mission field. ' •
The first �f a. series of •four
lantern lectures will be- presented
at Victoria street' 'United church on
Sunday.evening, when a SagaThf-thei7
British Colninizia.,coast hearing the
title "My" --Captain Oliver" will por,
tray the -work of marine mission.s.
rIL that arm'.
'TAYLOR'S CORNER.: I---: -
- The yonng people of Yietoria
,
TATA -WS- CORNER.- 'Oct -.27,-J-sti-eetited--elin-reh--will-honorran
Miss--Mary-HMeMillau-'spent_,the
„weeR-end with hr cousin; •MiSs:
Anne -Carswell, Of Toronto.-
A'18THE.,DOCIC
Phone 826W frOrti 10 a.m. to 5 P.m.
year. • Surviving ire , her hnsbaud
and two broftheys, Wellington of
Detroit and Willitun of • Goderich.
An aunt,' Mrs. Mary Fisher, , resides
on Newgate • street,. Goderich. The
funeral. service was held, on •Mon-
day afternoon tit, Drayton,. with
-intermerit in' Tara cenietery. "'Rev.
Mr. Gtfrdner. 'officiated: Mr.' Wm.
Mew of towa attended the funeral,
eachc4soi.nlaonolerdei..,4170 14,...c:ziosirnd._ ...Mr. •
INIVIAGIPTRATt'S1-011- RT. .
•
A fine, of $10 witiCe.osts-...was im-
posed • on Chf-Toid -Hackett, 11.R. 7,
.171efore4.4.1agiStxate.._:. Holthes this
aftei•iniint _to hdriving, arising arising out of •aceident.
in the township of West- Wawa=
nosh: A truck he was driving was
In collision' with a car drivenby
a • Mr. Barbour' of Guelph .° t'ro-
'ductal Constable James Culp 'said
the aceused was driving 'itoo fast,
as the road was wet, snowy and
returns a.:local drill was fined $25
and costs. ". • ' • -
A .-k.venteen•.year-old •Goderich
,
".`04***11thr
, • ,
ri.'t
That 111,1—y‘ Subscription To •
Szki!,ette.Stai Had
Ex0ite
Because- this statement has been made on a number of occasions, an ex-
plai4tion is Made. -
•
As a matter of fact, ,EVERY subscriber receive s a notice of how his or her
( subscription, stands EVERY week.
The relailitg lab4e1 On which: is found your name and address) which is
pasted On the upper left 'hand corner of the front page, ',also has a
date -on ' . - • -
"' This date teila wben. yOur. sitbgerifitien iota. expired , a Will OtPir0..
. . ,
Look at it'ii-OW. - 1f the date 'iti one prifvfoiili to.. October 28, 1948, (yOur
: subscription has eXpire'd. ', - • •
. . eti .
Our roaili.ng-list has been brought tip to date 'and- we Would appreciate.„
* .hearing from any Subscribey..who feels the late on his Or her apet is
..
not Correa. • . ,, ...
• .....
Sub3crIptlons.still 0n137 $2.09: a year ($2`,50
,Nuth, charged with takinglatruc
without •the 'owner's consent, ,
pleaded . guilty,. was sounsibr,
tured by the IvIogistrate;
ordered to, pay court cots .Of
and also for*,d'amage to the truck.
Permanent lilfave
"§petiil
Machine Oil Waves, $2.50
up. . .
For the sMadestand_ilatest_
machineless-waver-let
iik'e you. the..
-"Vitt; Etastic Cur,.
All- permanents .RE-
DUCED for on( month
:Hollywood Beauty
;Shoppe
• (next to Capital Theatre)
Phone 12 . • West ,St.
invitation,extentied by tine. -of --i heir-
numner, Frank
+Juiuests-ff-iYne on-Fr-1day
nigfit,'observing' the .ituelent eustoin
of Hallowe'en.
. •
. The • I nter-eh Fellowship.
Group are. to be .the.gueSts of the
yoting people of Knox .1".reSbyterian
chnrch on 'the _fuming :Suedity evcii-
ing
after.evewing•serviee. The hour
for gatheringlwill be approximtitely
8,30 p.m. A cordial - invitation is
extended_ to an One, and......ereryone
who wishes, to spend ati 'enjoyable
evening.. Everyone coming is 'asked
to bring a . bag or sandwiehes
the equivalent. :The host church IS
sripplying the liquid refreshments.
-
St. George's 'church had the larg-
est representation at tbe recent -
meeting- of the laymenof_the
glienn Deanery of Huron. held' in
Tri n ity Ford* jell; fourteen
making, de long trip from •Goderfeh.
lir. Harry Holmes. of .Gorrie, presi,
-The machine and -welding -Shop 01-11.ent--.•14---theT La-rinent,s -AsSoCiatimi„;
Jantesj:Raehe at. Egmondvilie Presided:. Rev. 4. •_(7. Ca ley. rector
completely idestrOyed 'ly -fire on 41 1110ga pd (14,0514 011:
Tuesday morning. ;tie -bnifding
'tile stddect, "Whitt It Metins tolitwas ._;oyer a- hundred years old., a".Chriktian- Today.."• . A period of
Damage is estimated al -liver $6,000, silence- was observed in memory Of
partially covered by inoro nee. the. late A rchbi shop Sea ger a MI
•
Prayers were Said by Rural •Delin
neV. B. II. Farr: The.ladies of' the
parish priivided lin excellent meld
for the -gathering. •
,
There was 0 good attendancefreM
.;.4t. George's church, -Goderlch,. at
the fall- meeting •tif tIce Depiery
W.A. of the Anglican Church held
at Seaforth. Among these in • at-
t-,endatice from -.St., George's were
Rev. Rm•ti I Dea n B. '1.1. rr 011(1
Mrs. 'Farr; Mrs, E. W..Carrie. hon-
orary Deanery president: Mrs. -F.
Sainuel Thompson, of. the. Belt
graVe district, had his right hand
badly torn by a 'arms= while tak-
ing part in a "bee"- at the home
of Clarence Chamney, East WftNYO-
nosh, and suffered the loss of the
;index, finger and. three other fingers
at the first joint. He was taken
to the Wingliam bosPital.
A.bont •thirty mihilon- dollars will
be required for eonstruetion 'of••esx
sential, schoolbuildings in Canada
i•n he next...ten
...„144.,14.4_ . ,, fA, 34,4JAUThet$
' ' . I 1)0co, grs. C ark,' Mrs. C. Stan'-
.-
RogN , . • :forth, miss C. Lewis and -Miss'
GILBERT.. -- At '' Meat ; Mentoria I. 'Marti tt. Miss Josephine ' Woodcock
,
• Hospital, .Seaforth, • On OetOber 01 131yt1i, ,Deanery president, tyre -
22nd, 1948,7 -to Mr.. a nd„ Mrs. "'Jett n sided. The 'guest speakers were
Gilbert, 'an. 1, Goderich, a son, Itirs. Robertson of Kitehmier und
-.••• Frederick JOhn. . Mrs. ,Cooper of Stratford.
4•
HOCKNEY.---At Alexandra Hospit.
Goderich. "on October 25t1i,
1948, to Mr. and -Mrs. Win: A.
Hockney, Goderich, a son, Rio'
art" Kenneth
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our oradiatoi NOW with Morro-
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a - a •
--Save.. $afely7 041 Iese..Winter Beaters'
MOTO MASI:Ea THERMO,
STATS -z -Accurate, long life.
For all cars and truckf,
• 1.15 to 3.50..
WINDSHIELD , DEFROSTERS
Glass /Melds with electric •
elements, 4 suction cups •
2.98
DEFROSTER' FAN — Vacuum
type, high speed, td ensure
clear vision ander ail condi-
tions , 5.45
ELECTRIC DEFROSTING FAN
-Hi-speed motor, Erhard for
blade. silent and efficient
• .1- 5.95
CLEAR V ISION FROST
SHIELD SETS—Prevents frost-
ing on doors. Windows, etc.
Set . . . .39.
- 4
ROM/ STEERING WHEEL
-14,000113,411D41,0113 °
Mohair , • .44.
OVERNIGHT ELECTRIC EN-
GINE HEATERS -- Universal
type: easilY installqd. ° Low
operating coat. Makes st,,,rt-''
6 Me easY 455
KEROSENE, &GINE II .AT -
ERS -Simple and sate 3403
al4TO.,IVIASITER -ZERO on-
Flo's last in sero weather.
t00% pure Pennsylvania.
The safest oil for your engine.
pation ' .1.39
• RADIATOR WINTER- FRHNTS -
,-.-Speed Up engine warming
anil Inc ease heater effictency.
lY atljustable zipper open-
•ing ' 2.25 Ind 2.40
nits. STANLEY MeMULLEN -
-.; There passed.away at the -General,
MeGIRR,---At Alexandra Hospital, .ToApitA, Torontd, an Friday;'
`Goddrieb, .011,0etoher, 24111, 1948, CRtbber 22nd, Mr. Stanley MeMul-
to Mr., And Ikr.S. A It McGirr, en, formerly Fannie Mw °ramie-
%,Gederich, a son, Robert James. rich. Mrs. McMullen was a datigh-
140A-At -Alexandra Hospitalir Mew and
•' Goderieh, on "October, 25th, 1948; itrah Butt 'Mew and was --born in
to, ,Mr. .and Mts. Kenneth' Mc- MI at Benmilley, where she re-
• Leo& Goderieh, a • son, 111a1eo1m Sided . With her Parents. until :theY
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CA:RDS TiiANKS
RS. ItARAY J. RYAN' *AND
with, Sincere 'thanksthe' ii9lorigtna
expressions of sympathy 'extended
to Actlieln- hi their recent-thereave%'
ment, by the Many beautifulfloral
tribtites And cards; and also for the
tioved to Goderich. She *as a
bieinber of Viet6tia 'street United
church Dud Victoria Helpers Sim-,
day sehool class. After het hlar4,
tinge to,Mr. Niellullen in 1929 they
tiVed in „Tab district, were .Mr.
MeMollett-mrs-teitfeir- - Elitteirit
they had lived at Drayton, ,Witere
Jer hOsband- Was a railway section,
nian. •She had 'been -411- About -a .
Good ,Comfinssion:
. . . . , . , ..
iiti,g,,,:144„.!r,igtirt,;,,§ped ei.), tittynkilsotto,
. a Salesman anted
-48" • . VOR,..GOPAlliell AREA: :
... ,
Roes, gkepitot:
, ... ,
Opportuthty
lust ha* e Car tied good reteregees,
doing htg..reeett Illness, and wishem i 711.61 Is II 'we11,6Atlib1lik1iol company.
t6..VitiOi1t106 that he IV miotitig It Apply PDX „4f,,.. Slowsra7;‘,T,A13.
' • . -
tavatide reeevetyy, 43*:4' ' "
Apt. .T,Adit COWAN WISHES TO
eXpress his sincere thanks:And
,apprectiitliiii to the Alexandra'
Marine Hospital nursea•pul
aldS WWI eared for him, 'also to_his„
fifty TelAtives, friends and neigh.
bora or their ithid retnembtanees
TIRE MAINS - Emergency
strap -ons, You need four:
"ell Will do a' better Job,
To 111'4,40 to 5,25 es. ad
.To fit 5.50 to COO Za.i..96
To fit 6.50 to 7.80 ea.
" 1.12
,st, 0 T 0 MASTER SPAS%
,111,14108-Intenip spark Well
• battery. !dialect1 to original.
• etthipmene. 756 Quints. MC
-000 . • ,
,
A /
' ANTI -FREEZE TESTERS --°L olives accurate
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