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to Clinton 'to, reside, Mr, Lind§ay.
wag Past aster oi" ; Ttuckiuory__..fcr
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re iring in •1948, .The wedding or •AuuIrey
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rev..ltarold Snell 0� .rxetet, who Cook, , 'daughter otMr, :arid Mrs.
eeriously'injured in a ^motor Harry Cook, Belgrate,.
to Douglas
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accideni• .two .w• .: gq ,
':'been 4n -' Aa Ita1 n1ri,cmdun, is' : S i ewri ielv,i'ughaln� ;te!ir� _ .heti
• •re orted to pe maul/1g ,good pro-„ in.' Knox. United church, 3elgrave,,
essrtQ- recovery, is ,in • , •T. Moores ndlciating, After.
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ude�a broken �noSe, which:will r u trip to Northern. Ontario, the;
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wire surgical attention', and fa�e. 'cool .le will -reside in Winghant;: .
a t ,e , � .
andhead. lacerations. Ludlow*
K,• W. Kyle, for, the. last six years. , e,ige$..Bare
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Blyth, ha 1 ft with
his 'famits 'Tamilspresented ,37r, W. V, 4'Qhnsten: with
for the Chatham •brad ,, A fare- a handsome- wrist -watch in reeo ni-
swellpartyus given 'dor them in. tion Of . Iiia' •election4. to' ' thea -presi
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sueeeededi it, the management, of the
Blyth branch. by :J. G. McDougall,.
lata .-,Goderich.,- The. Bank has
Pt?rehased, ,the .ferMer. ?i1P1estone
reSidenice • and it will: shortly be oc-
eppied by Mr,' -and," 'Mrs. McDougall,
and their Sou.
LewIs Cook.. •
OfAcy " f the 9,44 #9 Medical 40
soeiation, an 'honor, rarely .Goaaj[erred
rupou R' °arall tom„ pbystCiiin
'fir. +?`1?hr►'s'ton„ i* w been President. Of.
the Z.ut:kuow ` OlatiSnien lance the:
formation, -.of the Tetub. twelve. yeargi
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The 4s1141d Ptesbyterlan mange.
was he ee .e' ow a teanber • 21.st' o
the wedding of xosePhirne Marjorie
. Clplute)r, eldest daughter of .Mr, fiu4i
',Mrs,. ,X. 1 1pbiek, of ' uramount►.°l to
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son- of Mr. and Mrs. obert Hama,'
-ton, :also of Paramount, After .the,
` and. ion the
wedding.-- d dinner recept ,
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e'er On. .• nota tri ' tr4 N.arth'
1,10 and Ottawa before 'taking "lit'
residence iau;. Luekne.:
Miss#eryli]ott>' a "New" _antis=
IteardR Wilted, het ° anal;,: Mrs. Will:
PlIZI #ANN ►N,°' Ct, :ti• �- bars.
0 11d Of >r l . gtgn; who ac-.
Gioid..r� .. s �..
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:eo'tnPc . hied friends t01n'+Weston and
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To'tR ata• tt> .GFoilerich,. c#fled,.. alt ..'.
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ytfternQon With, her Parent*, Mr.and
Mrs. doliw• Yan.
'1ir....and M.rs, Jobn ,Mc'Vh`l1?ney,,
".b 'u' d. a Oro n "t'h+s,,
Colborne,
,wiio .� ,e._.._ a � ..
d" ; have .sold, The
�.'sitield bou� ark', .,
Mitt
Mr$,
Property to . Mr:. and,
n a ' lip le froa?a
• Stewurdsto , yaun c' g' Q p
rk f a �h ve #leen _,;g-iveia'' poaa
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'Session. sad 'Ave cone to their new_
home; . f
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AUBURN, Oct.,4,-•-Mr.. and 'Mara'''
1t. D, Munro , visited .their '0110-
ter; .Mr ,:, R. G. 'Laing, u'Sd 31<r. LIPS;'
To. t4, on ,Sunday., Mrs.. i unro
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4 p.in.,. 4, when Helen', Sara,. eider ,lir.. Reuben, cattle► f wierx,
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pyo # pR�y, (��Rry�yR T �t��}'� �ry �r .. ,.: .Q 0,Pat .
,. •U, te/, A. ^•Mr!I • HnY,,, �. 1 tt� S 11MR T'R .T!+T"'1�,,)' ,.1!T Xl• M..!�q,^...Y ,t7:r
da_ gh . o � �
e. a ie l Mich. ' . r, Ale a) war.
to s• n t fir, xnaahria St, . M r: , .. � , M a
Johns, . n, wa.,- u � ed •-
r,•,. n ° Ord .
sine Mra.:MnY Hq,�ki_,a� �-"a��e� � ..t
to Stuart Bo3�,; elder ,Sart 4x .the, ; � s e ,. n �� zs� •Ar`Gitur:
Iieh„ v i iced Mr a; . d M.
M44611404 s S MathL a u .
Mr. .an 1 D. f
late. el., d v, r. , . Grange cost week, .
Ashfield. ° Rei', ,Dr . o O. ..Irhoad Doaaid..lRos lattende.d the funer
, rformed the ceremony before, ori ,, uCharles,.
, , oa' Friday of'. his nQ sin,• 'Cha e
altar ,decorated with antigun,> .owsra s,
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was. • alavtl by' Mics $.o,rba,ra a tin. Mrs Annie: Dole :of' Luekno'w-
rinan, :The :solei t , was Miss: ' d y
L _ s; .. _ . and.. Mrs. 'Q6t'm. Mairs .bf Londonn:
Marietta $ti..nge1 ;w.#o,BBin4. f,H " .• , it. Miss, _:a et 'King- last
c ',, an " rill Wall;~ Beside 'You," ,we 1�ed
au d�'SR •
Give in nnarriit • e by 'her. - f a.ther, wee..,
Marriage r,. •, vlsi , . apo. 3f; K... f4!, `'A'. Graham,
spent a few days with .Mr, &Ad., . Mrs.
Ebner --Osborne-,: Apley.
in :. he YP.M,S .of
Moet � -�T ..
l<ilex 'United. Gltuteti., inet in the
. , jndtti : 'chol fi roomi`on Th i s4ax,
�u, ya
when the . had : as their giiesta the
of•
Church, Mrs. A, .G.: ,.Hewitt was,
in charge and. Mrs: W. d...Craig, Pres
sided'. at , tlae piano. The Scripture~
Waal dead by.Mrs. •Clarence Oox aiad
a, thanksgiving `hymn Nas read' as
a prayer, Mrs, • Fred. Toll Con-
triibuted a reading, The, president;
•Mrs, .Toll► took charge fol, the bust
ness period and welcomed' the
.xisitors.• It was announced that
-the-seetionar-meeting:- ll -,be.-held
in Dungannon =on ,October 13, Mrs.
Farl Wightmaa "slid ' Mrs. Oliver
Anderson were appointed delegates,
with Mrs,. Toll -as.. alterna e.• ' F'inai
arrangements were; made for k riga
and bazaar. The offering was. re-
ceis'ed by, Mrs, Harry Armstrong
and dedicated , by singing one verse
of a. hymn. brayer was offered by
Mrs. Hewitt aid Mrs: ''Wm. Me-,
A musical
Vittie gave .lt reading.
number . was given, by Mrs. W. 3.
Oral and Mrs. Sid ' McClinchey.
Rev: A. G. Hewitt Introduced the
guest speaker, Mrs.. Alex. Smith. of
1)ungannon, who 'spoke of „The
Work among, the Indians in North-
" The meeting closed
with a hymn and prayer by. 'Mrs.
Hewitt. Lunch was served."
--r-t-•• * , •. . r , ..T-- . RAe a . •.o the d'th. :ic b ' ei the b ide wore a. 'gown, of -blush pink
- �.- • ". ,t '- to r ~le-', On it'b, ok full skirt~ tailin - in.
ltin,s, from :the so0,, *Aged for. a , We cQngrti�ulti , M . � yoke. - �
. _ , lic hool rincl .al, u '' folds e . eh d .. to a sli g bt
fell days with Mr, sine firs. A, Dungannon i?tnit4 , sc P i? gra...,..,...l• fp :. �t . de , i� .a
a,_. ca ,
call di on 014100 bas •cauree, , t train and 'her long embroidered veil
Chane Amhara, and. al e, who :has ,, y x ..
. miller • .,. has snccesatully passed wast in -
;
In 'pldce :by•= a seed, ,pearl
friends at :Den...........-Torontoand , ,
_ _ .W 4;e `i ttti ns__and--wilb,have-rise. ,head gess- - She- yore, . ,a. ,.:.,tri 'le
Mr,• Tobias Fisher returned "home `ttiT 'ems it >� n o . � . , , ...., -. . _ . P . ,
strand of . pearls, the. gift ..of .the.
grooI, ,'and carried a white Bible,
witharrangement of yellow "baby
ehryanthemums. - Miss Alma lean
Johnton,, ' sister of the bride, as
Maid Of honor, .wore•: fuchsia .taffeta
Andy joarried a bouquet of, assorted
inial' is. " The bridesinald', Miss' Sally
MacDonald, wore a gown of .yellow.
taffeta and ,,carried a bouquet of
assorted 'mums. , 'Little' Dianna
Fa -con " O",-th"e "TrelIT ,": a`.
thow'er-girl, . wore winter green.
taffeta and carried a basket bouquet
ofyellow baby 'mugws. Mr. Bayne
Mn
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Mr.
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Afte
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Kir
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pain,
and 'mink fur. and eorsage of red.
roses. Thr' groom's aunt, Mrs. J1
F. MacKenzie, who- assisted in re-
ceiving the guests, chose navy crepe;
with navy'accessories and red roses.
Lat r the young couple left for-De-
troii Chicago and -other points, the
bride travelling in :a suit 'of grerr
check with black and red. acces
-sories. -On--.their-'return they: -.will.
reside on, the groom's farm ' in Ash-
'fieldi. - Guests -present ;.from- a -dis=
tance were from Detroit, Barrie.and
London.' •
Canada's labor force now totals
more than 5,000,000 people of when',
at the _end of .1947, 912,000. were
members of labor. unions. .,
.RENM[LLEII,::.Qct 4.---Mrs.1 0 :A shdeld, .,1: - s _.. , �...
satin , fa,shioiled» with ny10 net.
last week, . after . visiting with 'hits degree ;of. B;A, `"ceaferred on him at
Stn ' and .daughter .in Ilanailton. fcbu'Yucution� in :„Ngver ber.,
• Mr, :and •Mrs. • Chas. Davidson .Mr. W. #i, "1 -:Culbert, sons, and
visited -rebentl ,with friends '44 Mrs, .Orville Free -ttttended, a $ltort-
y .
Collingwoodr'' ' 'horn sate atx ionville on Wednes-
Mrs. ' Hoover, Mrs. Feagau and day.,• ,Mrs: Cu ler-t,-wto'visited' ;fou?•
Miss{.Minnit<mClirrie o Nile, visited .n; week: wit Mrs,: Geo. Glagier,
on ,Stuulay ,'with ' Ir. a d` Mrs. Geo.:' ;Guei�plt,. rekur ted' home 'With- them.
b eaga n . ,• ti Mr and. IVIE s, 'Stanley Thompson
Rodges and Mrs. H. of. Kincartip visited ;their aunt,
tiirdy-of God*ericirt,ownShip visited . Mrs*: Charlotte Reid. •
•
a and , #-- with; r -s: W--Struught3ln. ',-- i -r and Mrd -Arnold= Ri` tt;' •neW7;
Y -°Mrs. W. Bricks of ,Goderich `town- lyweds, :and the former's sister, Mrs;,
ship called on Mrs. Walters;ou Sun- Bernadine Tompson, sof Corinth,
.P
• s int a, day . r :two with their ptr-
day, pe
• Mr. and Mrs,_°Fred White nii.d tints mar,
and Mrs• Geo.•Rivett. act
am%ly` and Mr. and Mrs, B. Good will be 'recalled that Mrs. Them -
a Goderich -visited on -Sunday With son -had a near drowning accident
Mr. and :Sirs. II. Good. ` in August at Port Burwell, when
Mr. and •Mrs, nxeNall• of Goderich her Ituspand; was swept out into
township spent Sunday .,with Mr. rough water and lost his life. Mr.
and. Mts. Verdun lra ston® andMrs.
Arnofd
(nee A . n.umber ° from here attended Audrey Thom) intend to make their.
Dungannon Fair on Thursday last. home at Corinth and will be close
Church- .Aniiivers_ary.;-The Ben- by tb their sister, Mrs. -Thompson.
miller United Church' on Sunday Visitors this week With 1\irs.
licld . anniversary services morning Ellen Shackleton were -Mrs. Geo.
Lind evening. Rev. U. E. Cronhielni 1vIeLeod” acid two sons and .:hiss.
pf
Wroxeter; w a former Benmilier Connor, of Echo Bay and Mrs, Geo.•
pastor , °_delivered two inspiring ad- Coalliiigon and son Billy,. of I intail,
dresses, to large congregations. The 'They also visited Air. -and Mrs, John
church was •beautifully, decorated McWhinney, Nile,. azt& Mr. Dave
with floweirs. A full choir was: in McWhinney, "Crewe,
t'ttendancer and rendered • ••sp ecial Four ° Gema tints-- Together:...---
Music: at both services, Four generations here present at
tA:tf Mq'4IM Cal
the.home ' of Mr; and-x1irs. Abner'
xOLME 1! 1LLE . Morris" ecenutly They •were,: be-
, sides Mr..& Morris, ,Mrs. Anderson
•_.+.... L Oct. r.. • Mugford of London,"'a."•' aug er:
HOLMESVILLE, 3. . -�- Mr.'s. Mrs, Kenneth Knight; a grand
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'NovaDurning, of Economy Point, daughter, and her great=grand-
1\ova Scotia, is the guest of Rev.. daughter, little . eight -months -Old,
and Mrs. C. Tavener, rEllen :Knight, Of Lucan. Other
• -10. J. Trewartha spent the
., visitrrrs: present . ?VereMr. Anderson
week -end with Res, and Mrs• S' ,Mugford and Mr, and Mrs. Laver'ne
Miner -and fancily at Fordwioh. Eedy and daughter Sharon, of'Lon
Miss. Marie Gliddon, nurse=in-
linin at St. Joseph's Hospital,. don. 'A very" happy time. was spent
tri gand pictures taken of the group.
London, spent the week -end withA lamentable fact was that. Mr.
'Vl d Mrs.D E
her parents,
4sk for it either Way ..' . doth
trademarks meanthe same thing.
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'Authorized bottler of Coca-Cola uu.er contract with. Coca-Cola Ltc :
l > : ,tzn .. Morris,has been a patientat.. Alex-
Gliddon andra hospital, *-,Goderich,:-.for _ sev-
Goshen,M'rs. $arranger slid daughter. of oral_ weeks, "Tlie s�s3tors' called -to
Ind.;'t are"ornrr'Spendinga few see him on their rettirn .home. ' - '
days with 'the fo nrer s parents, W.M.S. October Meetings The
DI r. lme virs.,_�V. McClinchey W'ILS.; • 'a Dungannon United
Iced 'with
le United - churches
h Church held the `October meeting on
'joined .with ., the many. cliurches Monday afternoon, With an average
throughout the -world in an, impres-. attendance, presided .over by Mrs.
sivd communion 'service* Gard0:"� Melvin Reed, ,the president. .After
morning. A. trio,- "In thea Garden," opening exercises -lits. Reed
was °nicely, rendered.*by,, MrS. ' E. the eared the chair and firs. , Henry.
Grigg and the The Molly ,Finlay FIorton conducted the Worship ser-
and Rent • Yeo. The ehlirch was vice. A hymn of thanksgiving was
tastefully decorated • with` bouquets sung and several passages of:Scrip-
ture .were. read relating to .`the
theme, `•'Now thairk we all our God.''
The ' treasurer -reported,. $137 had
been sent to headquarters. foe.three s,
parts- . of 1949.. Mrs. Reed an-
nounced that .an invitation was
standing .to visit 'the Port .Albert -
Auxiliary -for the:, October °meeting.. ,
-Arrangements were made- for': the:'"
riinner';and -urogram at the Dungan-
non church, for the sectional ineet-
'iug of ,.West Haien on October 13'th3.
'Which begins at 9,30 .a.m. Rev:
'Jas. Bright„ the pastor, introduced
the new study. book, 4`Grewing with
the Years," a popular book of the:
year, which tells of the lifea Me'
United Church which began nearly
twenti fid e-- -Verres ` L7 --,-Mr z. • J
'hone 489 of asters, gladioli, and autumn,
leaves:
ennan, brother of the groom,
best man. The ;ushers- were
Pack Johnston; brother Of the
, and Mr. Dave-111cDonald.
• the ceremony, tixty-five .guests.
served at a wedding dinner at
The
ty Pine Inn Kincardine.
,
',s mother wore a navy needle -
dress with navy accessories
T.f S eta s€i i solo_ -itnd--Mrs: ' q
*Connell gave• a • wising, temper-
ance talk. The 1Z1zptllli benedic- -
tiiln,_ closed the meet' _.
:Wilkins -Cook WO( .-;4) 'at -
urdr43, October lst, at .tiatiM .
United Church, Ashfield, was the
scene of a loSely- autumn wedding.
The young et?uple who were united
fir Yuar riage by Rev. C. , B. • Woolley
were •1Ta.,xy,ti t :race, .. elder daughter;
of` Mr. and-AZ•t`s. Will Cbo1Z, 4)th
nneessioii'•of (Vest Wawai osh, and
Ilarry ` Ernest, • eldest son of r.
iV tlkhis of _I:ti'nes-.
yille. The, bride, given in marriage
by •her''father, took `her place by, a
floral setting of ferns, gladioli>tand
dallilias. Sher. w -a t~r,o'1''.n>•..lA ,t� n".c,a�t'"
'aired • in a floor- erlgtli • go
'white slipper .satti, witli full-length
veil -and ;Bead lre,s f •nrange.,blos-
som, - -long—Illy-point . sleeves • and
sR eetheart 'neckline. 8k carried a
Bible,'a family keg sake, covered
streamers and• a floral decoration of
stephanotis. Miss '`.Margaret Cook,
sister of the'. bride,. as matron of
honor were,.a floor -length gown of
• jade green ur'o,ir'e with •naatcbing'
velica•iid t'tttteils a ra1i'ed .a mese;.
gay • of 'mauve 'mums. Miss Marlon
Graham, Lpt;knon*, ; wore a floor -
length gown of orebid 'taffeta With
inatching veil 'and mittens and car-
ried a nosegay- of yellow "itininsr
'Miss Dianna Carlaw, Paisley, niece.
'f- -the 'grodti : Ore;tc loiilg 3'ei ow -
t theta iQ'ies$7;Ith e KeOer- o-
:.. ,-• ..l . 'n1 ". '•'�i�Fl�^�•itrne�b
0�`-x>1.1Y1V'ew �1Yit�
of .Ashfelci wars- best ,ural'
' Bet:weer' 1939 and 1947 the . num:,
ber of workers eniployed,,;•_in_unanu-
facturing' in Canada ilih toasa `d by
70 per cent. ` and the amount' paid
Per
and salaries increased
181, Per cent.
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• NILE
-NILE --Oct: 5. i'e......are. ,gbid
report that Mr. Frank Hawkins,
wlio has been in the Goderich hos-
pital for -the -last three weeks, is.
reported' to be so much 'improved
that he svi11 be able to come ,home.
this week.
Mr.- Leonard Christiiaw' under-
went; an operation•, last„ week • for
tonsils. We. hope to liear: 'of, a
speedy recovery. - - • '
• Mr.: Angus McDairm'id is laid up
With "flu," and others in theicon
munity have. toile attacks:
' Mrs. Geo. Rutledge has not been
Your Fl ax I.D.A. Drug Store
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enjoying the• hest of health for the Ing the .bone,•:whi ►wieans he
1asttoaple;ot,weeks. • spend, the next six , weeks' in,
The rainy' weather • is somewhat We. -wish hies a good' 're 0ver9,,
delaying silo -filling and corn ,husk—
ing, also the cutting of 'buckwheat,
Sunday -'school ',will be .held. ou
Sunday' afternoon at 1 o'clock and
church -service' will be at 2 o'clock.
Mr. rand Mrs. Albert Thayne of
Toronto- visited' .over R the week -end
'at Mr: Angus McDairmid's. •
•"SHEPPARDTON, Oct: • 4.—Mrs:
Morgan of Vancouver, B.C., is visit
i'ng. 'her ' daughter, Mrs. 'Proomaiii•
find . Mr., Tony' Vrooman. • v '
Mrs, Lloyd. Brindley. and Douglas
visited recently in 'Galt- with her
sister Miss .Mary Nivins, and. Mr.
and - Mrs. Thos.:Spence: •
Mr. and Mrs.•• G. Ilaggitt visited
on :Sunday" near Blyth', with bis
brothelrs, Alf. •and John' Haggitt:
, Mr. and Mrs. , R. Pimlott , spent
lest ast week :in Guelph :.with her'
sister, Mrs. • Vines, , ,'and, ,„Nir. 1 ,
Vines. ' ° .•
Barry Brown, :son of Mr. and M•rS,.
.Ben Brdw,a, had the Misfortune to
Imre ,a door fall.nn,:his .leg: splinter,
' ' CARLOW`,.. Oct. :5 Tile
of , Smi'th's' , $ill • 'will hold. the.
0etbber tiaeet iigu't . Mrs.' ' Gbrdosai
McPhee's ,on Tuesday, October lith,
at 2 o'clock.' •
' Women's institute. he: t*lborxie.
»Womei 'S .. institutr. held, » their
Septemher. , meeting in Abe hall Cru
the evening of the 29th. There Was''
a splendid µ attendance„ The lndie*
were deligtitel. to Welcoihe lifi:ss`
dean colt, home °:eco4tbi�Yist -'f=bi
furan county, as . guest , speakerl,
Miss Scotrif iokose `�et thuSiastie•
•ally . of -her 'work with the girls c1'ubs , .
of Huron and of the splendid OP- °
portunities ..afforded' yOung people-,
on the• farm today, 7,vota of
thanks was tendered by Mrs. :George,.'
Ross, a personal friend: of ;Miss ,
S'eott; -• The : ladiesr voted. t:? .�oTer a. .
scholarships to.thejupil to t1 -
borne schools;'w1i1.0 mala s the<high
estmstaeetingndingclosed in ugr with ide
Stevrart °"collect ' A social boor was,
then spent.
No vFonder Canadians ise more
ford F.47 Pickup 'trucks. With -
generous. 45 cu. ft. load capacity
- (to to of box), they. Combine -
z'' rock -bottom costs for gas,' oil,
• upkeep! r •
•
The beauty.of the F -47 -Ford Panel
Truck is not merely in standout
styling.... but its sealed tight cos-
sttuctton, and the. fact itrs "briilt'
stronger to`last longer. -
wilding pigs within the sow
•
' sow .herself as ay reserve' for' the
milki ,.period , mproiting •
the quantity and t quaJity..of then
imilk after she farrows . is, a' job.;
e,A. • r,xa to 't7laIi # it cr .a"i''��{.i
y....,_,;_, .
LS
•tit atI if
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made :ash 'W.� N .
' that's
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and '1 -ton capacity. •
MORE FORD TRUCES
used in Canada titan
any other make
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Abd• soloist. iNa,s - MtiIxr-
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triA.V Uia'baeli, and : gr. Charles
Wilkins, brother of the %sroom, , aii4
Mr, Carman McQui11any cousin or
the bride, were ushers.' After the.
+eeL+et tial,, sooner was` served at the
hornet the oxide's parents to about
tiventy=fhte giiests. M'rCool; ,kite:
bride's anther; received wearing
i.>e-bltte prepe and tioce -with orris#tge
of lilnk. ca'rnatir'n :'°t--Sh'e . wits it -
silted. by; %Xrs,''i'vIlltins,,,the groaau s
:mother, who chose wine ,crepe and
wore t cotiaagre';of white chi santhe,
'Juntas., The waitresses were grs.
Livingston plenary, Istt488 ss llettt
yiilte
and M iAS Madellne Andetson.:
The young couple, left 'biter "oto" a
1>idneyrnoDl,Y• trip" to Sadbn=r� '""`.iirail
, other' goititS:- The ;*'.guide • wore,' a
green ,gabardine, ettit vltfi'' black.
Accessories, Prior tel' `filerpixttrrii'ge
the bridle" ,lois teadlerecl° 11 • miscel-
laneous showwer. by' her .fount, firs'.
Tien fr1e, and alsomite by ter cotisiit,
Nits. Terry. Oactinston.•
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Canada's top "''buy, , is the famous
Ford F-135-2'ton chassis ... when it
comes to loading fleztb1lity. Choice
ef134,158 and t76ineh wheelbases- -
adaptable to practically ail body styles*
it .'your "rola 'strains the - ordittr
'truck, , make this, 1+otir. bttyin�°
'guides, Moie'"'Canadtans use the
TOO- F-155 A -tonnes than "any
other make of yicavy".duti; ttutki
• POWERFUL V-8 ENGINES
Heavier, balanced crankshafts give extra
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* EXTRA STRONG FRAMES
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* "MILLION DOLLAR" CANT
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• Lev.l
lleavy-duty roll action s,oertnq hnk,i —
"Fentlier Foot" Hydraulic h'akcs.•Oyro
Grip Clutch for low pedal pre',ure.
"Soawttting paves of addition to what ,• ,•R• ^et
or $trir'ly due."
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