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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1950-06-01, Page 9tin; NA, -h r�:. i� :i �.^..-, ''u I,A1 :E A '41-41,11fn, .A , iikr Behind the training aircraft 'which ''frequ.clntly: "Jly over GFuderieh from, the R.0..A.•J: station •dtCen- tralia, regarded as .the busiest air training school In all. Canada, .lies stn, immense intricate network of preeisiona training whose 44i1Y'c t1 enTe;:soi1,g'see ns-ta lie fcheck 'al double check,"' Western " Ontario, and radio nnent, inen.dt'ng representa:ti}�e .of The Signal -State were guests of the . station ltrrt pl'ridaya It was pointed,"out at that time that only two accidents.'` had occur red ' since the: ' re -opening:: of the school On a peaee-tilue-•basis:.-its: 1948. ; One „mmug' suffered a broken nose While u other- had ater4-: on the knee, suffered' when he .slurped oft •the_ wing. of au aircraft,, The station is ' justifiably proud of this' yet lar.l dill record. G'roiip -Captain W. P. M. • Newson, •D,S.O., . D,F'.C., commanding' officer, briefed the visitors to the station, giving an' •uverr>~ll picture. He Kt.ated that on on average busy there were 750 landings ae,d take- offs, making it the busiest afrdrowe in-Caiauda. 'On the station are 1,400 personnel.., ' , A Whole Village of Homes Just outside the station. a .whole village of houses is going up for Hiemarried ied - .personnel, There are fifty louses• already occupied.-..Now,t<- being built are 135 more ''wpich should be• •ready by about the end Of August.'; 'rile' contract has been let -for au _ aciclitiutiul 175 houses' "which should be ready, by :this time next y'eor." In • addition, the •outset has brew let for the liili)cl' ing or • a • fourteell-roont school `\vhicli should' be ready by Supt7elu- r 1).51 be i �i • I*1n��t h( st;ittrrrtr a e• 1�0,-•tt ire ft •� Harva•rds, Beecheraft and Dakotas. .These training craft make a :real hive o1 activity throughout., the day., as the,y laud or take off. At the Centralia station all the basic train- ing for :the I.L.C'.A.` . 'in Canada Is IN Ot 3EPTS, *Standard•Vanguards are owner ad`ust- . U .. I •ed ' because :they.. .are oviner tested. Throughout 76 countries of, the world, Stepd4rd Vanguards have been driven in every climate-�-on every'kind of • road.•.0Owner su estions, the findings 99 g of research 'experts and the superb "'"engineering staff at the Standard , Motor 'Co. Ltd., have all combined. to. give you, the new unbeatable Standard Vanguard. It is the,catcof the.future, yours in 1950! Dave ,it today.. • The -• famous • ,'htI e ""STEEL .SLEEVED" `engine (rmovoble' cylinder liners) gives yotr .top performance throughout the life of the car. Ask your dealer about this exclusive feature. The regular laxreeting of 'the Dealt•^; land ..Fish" , ,nd :Gaan1e _t onsers atioz1 ._ i. Club was held: on Tuesday ,at the Toy's ball, The vic&presldent, pave Harllaon, was in charge ,off, the meeting and. called i4pon; the vacictiil chairmen R41" their• .repp`r%. eoura#fig report. Mr. : C><eo. Grit::. 10 tit the 7ersanriel 'v�llu 111t� ( •' o111GA 1 • oto the 5(3'11001 since it • opened in 1948. a total of 70 per relit. have )r,tlduate(1, • • said ' Group. '..Captain Nev'son. The intake was 290, the graduates '0'2, fltld the wastage, or failures, 88, Causes of Failures • Following are the reasons for the 30.- iter cent, of failures : t.'noble to • The modern factories' pf' the Standard M0tor�.4�a 1 Coventry- En nLaaf • comprises over 200 dire:. • • With, over 2'A, million sq, ft. of floor space and over 10,000 skilled persons. • •'Stondard", builders of ,fine cars since 1903.. 4 Lawton Blvd. Toronto, •Canada Standard ' Vanguard Cars; Standard Estate Cars; Standard Panel Delivery and Pick=up Trucks; Triumph Cars. vi'" DISTRIBUTOR: BRITISH CARS AND VANS° • 880 BAY ST. TORONTO CAMPBELL'S GARAGE ' T, DA I' O� •fes EMG H , SOLD AND ,SERVICED IP'. lti CQ "'T€31S : OCAS TO COAST 'IN CANADA Made- tame' .4....near-:starvation, pigeons invade a rescue boat in flooded St. Vital, Manitoba '•They refused 'to leave until fedby their benefactors—W. H. Wilson and James Wlilliamson. Rehabilitation of the flooded areas will""be, .undertaken, by the Manitoba Flood Relief •1Aund'- 1)l N ANNON,' May O. W Mrs ftttbt. • i,rvitt ...1,1ud • lit ' •dntighter_ Betty' spent S•• 1`ei\' t a;` a' -recently with' their relatives, Mr. and :Mrs, d1y •ty" i ('url:lu and fatnili,"•at, Ct ,ctLl . 11': inkltou. • . Airs. Ellen :Shackletuu, who sold her ' residence acrd• lot' to 'Mr. uud Mr's. Bert Y1.\Vhinuey, has *inadd ;Walls fbr liviiig accuuiurodatiou v'i't,li \Irs •J. Iianri1to)a::..., • • Visitors recently with Mr: Wand \urs. Prank. Geller aucl son l'1k•l,tta, of \Viuglla ni, .and Mrs. Rowland Doy and Qn, ,of Lon(ion. Mr. ' and .Mrs. )Lavern- Pentland Emil -family, .of Detroit, were week- end visitors with their Utotirctrs \)'ilYred and Prank Pentland and their, families. 'Mr: Jacl Rivett, .south cif the learn how to fly' 1S'/ per cent:- )'ill1ge at the 211(1 'i 1lcession, OS `' 1 111• At his home, • and under the Personnel who decided floTing is not ao(''tor's .care.. their' forte and resfganed, Au...per Mr.Vinson Aib lister •reals taken tent, ; ;pertannel, whom the It.C.A.F.'`\`t felt would never make o.flicers and ill one'.night fast week :and rushed therefore lt't .them•out, 5 per cent, to the Wingham, hospital. • We hope fur. Wm., (t speedy recovery ' peisonuel .unub a .to'•Cope _with • the ---:-••,-, .. ac•adethi( 'phase of trafnillo '') per Mr, and \Irs. Cecil.Orser' and R,1 • , lithe twin girls, cif Detroit, visited • . Afters a t<►ttiti of the Station, •the for a1 .few days with' Mr. nand Mrs.' 9,lbeit• terser. - . vraifigg ne,lvspaperruen were' taken . `lass Clara' Sproule of Stra,t trd .on a flight in•.a• big .tion a flying spent fife week-eitd With her sisters, cl.t4s', iootrl. •One portion of the 'Misses , Nettie ,and Robina Sproule. flight ,was.• to, be over Goderi'eh; but \1r.: George •;�'i'hitlam, �''hinployed because of a, low ceiling at . tfie time by' the Toronto Hydro CbinmfA:sxon the flight .''was• confined to ; going ' ev'e• was • a' week -end visitor with Mrs.' en li• Mal•. and returnin• gOto Whitlarn and little daughter Centralia. Heather, Mrs. D. E. Anderson crud Preparations are being er)ade for •sole Carman, -.04 sneeia'l displays at " C011tralia Olt A t11Te@•act • play, "II0I11p8Cked Air Force Duty, June TOth, When Henry," is to 'be Presented WY- ed the .Air' statibn will be open to thb he Public.. • • 40 the "Gila -TillInga'•'''OX,ttyer and Mics. Joltu Bennett gave a concise :tad interesting account of the Syn- o(licgtl ..meetings c`ilic'•h° were held recently at .Bra ntfai cl, A*•social llil-1'f-TiI)LLI -- CtiIlClll'tt�d'-'Tljz3'-'n1et'tl'lig:"'"" µa•4- - ..�. --_- -.. prize and ,after eXpenses were Paid prate Holger reported. for the bingo and -reported that while not mucin money was• .?reaIlzed . w'reh valuable experienee'••Nas gained; Rox- Vl gera,:.tbe newly' ap- pginted.game, overseer, a.nit. his cis :,sista)atYObt._-. Itietll, "'e> Q' intro- duced and spoke briefly , to _ tine Meeting, ' t was agreed by the meeting to purehase enough material to build ail,'additioluai %ix, demean, Cem(te)! Creek to aerate the water and pro- vide suttablee pools for speckled trout propagation.„ , The spirit. of the tweeting gave 1'strong disapproval of the small and meanway in..which poachers tried to' clean out. Paradise Pond before the young people had an oppilrttlit. ity to fish• in .the pond on Satturday morning. It is. known that'poachers •tooltrout nleasuring•fryln lei to 18 tuch'es o.tit its" th& pond' before the ,season opened. It seems dint .some s I `:sportsmen"![s.rlderiel around.. , _iter D �y of a rather low calibre when theyR V knew the opted Would be open to pH O N everyone 'the day following Child- ren's Day. The ...must, ltas ]u w ' . been,„ cloned . . to fishing and will remain closed' ` until the trout season "ovens next , Mr. I:.liznbeth Lytin of Tlonclesr bur° died on Thursday hast in her ninetieth -year. •Iter husband . died, litany •year's . ago tied • she is sur- vived i)y,; th,t 'e. daiughter's and, ont son also+ '1) a • s•i ,ter, ills. •Martl'lah, Lyon of Lonel'esbot•O. The• death 4)lr Louis Napoleon Durand io •ui red ori Vriday. at 1 -lis hoti)i� 'stn the. Blue «'sites Highway, Stanley tun•lis htp,' ill •iii : sixty-fifth Weary. IIe is survived by four s(911:i .trio fire' dal'trghters - " • ',The 1101151)1!. (rt Ck fair Was held sit eessti1I1y last week, wit'll•a largE*- aitTridatee _ and -_ii record nuuulier of .stook entries. Treed. A,,'letter from Miss Marron •Williamsoli tw'a,s• read bt• Mrs. Wel- _ .' - ia.ce Wilson, after which a prayer oil . her.,behalf ,behalf wras given :by Miss Mary 'AI Imo y. After business -ort s disettssed• Mrs. Radcliff Murray led Slli l'I'AItDTON,' May 30, .; ' Mr. and Mrs. • Catlin and family, c9f' torn* spent t leo k!4 t -}a li ir- cottage and alto _ vis ted .with Mrs, I"'a.a•tlin'a, sister, Mrs. McCabe, and Mr."" 'AIWA 'Quality broom and metal ust pan, $1.85, for. •� •+'. 2.1b. can of wax ,i nd i5; ib, polissbeir°air', N. "-' 10E •L ,... 4i. .?. ..?:"^ �,•^hxr' Anyone who' -has not'receivedar dopy Our. 1050 l►r catalo rte, containing a.wealth' of timely„ bar fiMi nm ' do so simply caf.ing;at our store., « n M ` EE! . '.FRES!! Bottle Or Furittire P:o11s110c etze With every 6iur±cla w •••o $2 ..And-- ,ery''purc e- of 45...or., >�' or over . 5cw,s-t�lth -ov over. , '" 'at $120 0 We also -carry a completeetne of . Eureka and Taylor:, Forbes • hand mowers. 4 . Complete line of garden tools, wheelbaf'rows, and garden hose at various: prices. spring: ' This 1.:4' to give the newly I clerk. There was -also a, gener"al' ......" tlrrctt,stlt on the' hospitalization of i I vae luai,t.euFs.e.l.ye.5.n. ,i.._t22-...n ., •dt s.stoeed trout, an opportunity:' to-- indigent nt...l ten. ,-_-.,a.- 1t(n1P., o Thr °s1)e"ria.. nrenr,i�ersllip prizes - ( ' Nana, representative c)f the were wtot by, '1). D.. -Mooney and i l)epartiileut of Municiipal . ,affairs; ' Fi til: Clark. . The -door. lyric ofJ-s pole on .the colleetiin of 41.1.xes it tint' c:1 tiug ri)d wan; , wob by It'oy fryul• the • ,assessment'• •to the, tax .,laillfnger. .. r : '.sale. 'He 'read• - ioftitips, of 'tile • a•nd .,.i�I•�'4:(�:�Iltl�(rP,� -;�I�• .:�fi,�.• �ii�;�',,,;� and •_a1Tr's.: Joe Garvey and' famitly .'.; Of Toronto, visited Avith the Gar"ey brothers, •uvea' ' the v'eek-end. • - ' 'Ir. Wand Alrs. Charles Dalton .tied iufallt son, of .r-L'oron;to,Aiien;t Sun flay' °rritlt• �Zr.': and l 1A: j'otetaai l it was unanimously '•agreed to \i'uni011)al fit adiseased regllla- Mrs. 1"iuris1i of G dent. spent it ' felt' clays ' rec;eut1y with her daughter•, Mrs. Bel;t Bogie, and Mr.. Ingle. • 1r..and Airs. Harald Nixdorf ,and fai.uilys of Detroit, , spent the week - 'end vitl-1: • Harold's mother, Mrs. lialgitt,.,and Mr.- Haggett. • ML', and Mrs. .Herb Truitt and family, - Detrblt, and 11r. and` Mrs. Lai Haggitt• ant family, Pun - lop, visited ,on Sunday • with Mr. and Mrs. Haggitt. Mr.',8 and `'^firs. Pa1v1t . Of St. Thomas visited over May 24th at the home of Mr. Wm. Sege.. Shower or Bride=elect: 'Mrs. Bert Bogie 'entertaiuecl allout fifty friends and neighbors on' Monday evening,. May ,29, 'for a miscellan eons °shower' for" her, niece,. Miss' Muriel Schrum, bride -elect, of • the •rnenth. Tv�o contests ,;,were given, The lucky ladies to win prizes were' Mss Madeline Bogie .arid Mrs. Wm. �""11tceisin. Muriel opened her gifts, which Werbeaut)ful as well as, useful, and was also presented with Walton Y.P.U. on June 5th in Dun- ';tt bride's book ,s high all: present 'Minton parish hall. at' 830 grin, were asked, to sign,. She •then' Adrnis..ion, 40c child 25C, Sponsored tit tinted the ladles for the gifts incl, by the t nited •Church W.A. ' -22 rt lovely lunch was served' by the • Mr; and. 'Mrs. • Stanley Iruglles, hostess, .fainted by Mrs. Itod Bogie, 'I'caionth, were recent vi itors with MiSsesEvelyn, Bogle,' • Mildred the E'rr.ington families. • 1)unglierty 'slier • 1.latlne H0wkin . Presbyterian W.M.S. --The 11oy . • -- nfeetiltg__oF rite"_ �4ra1I.`.__�af _T:i_>`I.ine -•Iii .NM•1LLE'R-_"_ Presbyterian - C'hurc'h ..was held ,t_ u the home of Mrs.. James Wilsnn. BEN\1`I I,1.1•:lt. Alan,' 3U•--- 'he: woo '11te devotionail perio(1 was taken meat':' .1i•suAattilraa w:il't tut'c't 'on' by AI1r. John Lenaiett; who based rl'lie •Ll;a •, Juno to, 10 1110 church. het' remarks on _"The Cainii;(irlen" mrs, P'.. ,\1itc lo.11.• \11.x. I.reonard. The first c•11apter'Of the surely boor, Fisher',ono JIr , •1 fo rni;;lutn 1.111 rT)ivta1't}. ^.7E'a�-`@n 11e 1a�fZ:ES. -y - dealingwith, the history of 1 1111)1,), 'Mrs. S. 1-, (-al+dne►•'•.:°' •"pe1(11g vats eapebly gi en --bv \r', Allin sato, tittle ;at •Il ampler with "Mos. O. A. l•anstirne. --to•1'w.it • S.; wrrru- ■ t ■ru _ .•trtn i • -gc -•_. 1k ' s . Pette and HIuntet s , ,, _ y _� o _•'.� I eTtee�;xti�ai h�dtEt�cs or the. tax colIeetul.. 'recitesting • all game . wartlens, to In rc•sp0no.e to an enquiry a to 1111b1i,h f u'the local piil)mers ;'11,1 con- 1110. method of • ollccting dog.tabes, victionsouid prosecutions of -persops 'iii': :Nunn said it was largely a caught bunting and fis'lling•'out of %natter 'for•'the,-individual, iftu>icipftl- To MERCHANTS, HOT[L KEEPERS, GARAGES & OTHERS 'app YAIUEa- ... do your part to create goodwill and•confidence among our U.S. visitors, • It is good business for you to accept U.S. currency, whenever tendered; by a custoniey. • When 'You accept U,S. currency you are required to allow the full official rate of exchange of $1.10 Canadian for'$1.00 WAj••fA5!n,4 MrV YA .rrNr'VA�!jr,; �lvN 1, — if will remind yai;r";alesistafra their. responsibilities The slatemcnf on the front in- spires the confidence of your re U.S, customeis.� On the back ore simple rules and exompl:c LS. Funds Ac p n• for , making change for 'U.S. currency. �t the ' Official Rate. - „ m Copies of this card are being sent you by your own Trade, Association' or Chamber of Com- S1.Ob U.S.. 51,10 CattrE!i(ar coerce. Additional copies may ,be teeured• by • writing the Secr-etary of your Assoeiatio, ,' or ' < The Foreign Exchange Control Board, Ottawa. •• 'Issued by ,• >e ` THE lo 1111 N " ANG C0NTPOIL BOARD • under authority of •the• Governplent of Canada • ; g medium, you farm large, or oiling' 'acireages, it will pay you to ihv istigate'the advantages of owning a new John Deere' Model "MT." ttts iatm=p8cked with' extra. values' such out`£attending features as Deal Touch•o-matt hydraulic cofltrel, a wide selection of Quik-Tatch equip - merit, „real operator comfort, 'wide. adaptability, money -saving •service. ability, and amazing economy of operation. • , Get` all the facts about the "MT," Gonial in eoonl, " W. ' G. Silurnong & ' Soni Farm Equipment P Q "E ,1132 • Huron .toad ' Goderich 1.._. `Iici 1fl- II a re tt 1 ' 1°,lelljl 'Of Toronto, 'visito With Mr. • Dalton: -on Sunday.--_,- ..: A reception and donee wa's held in the parish shall. on \io^rrda; ,;night for • the ne�i'1-weds.•,;i1I and .titrs� Nordirin O'Connor.: We' weicbirle tin' bride 'fo• our ,eoininuuitoo Forty lofts' devotions begin here in St. Joseph's Church xrext' ,F iday,• June 2nd, and will 'cou(liide ,gin , Sn11(1It;. There will be, a •.Sipecial 'sp(aker for the occasion. , .seasi)tl ' or of pc�rsc)n•s Apprehended ity to, .deuide.•It.: it atS Usually (1(100 '• 'with fish o game'nnder size or over according '10- bylaw, and in, some. legal limits. This resolutidu was municipalities dog turps• were Coo forward by the club in an leered on Elle ,pretiltare- effort to st.ol� poaching' 'lwd illegtti; fused `tire c•ullector `brio the p�plve;r hunting and fishing. • .ft' was' brought' tri the attention of the club'I11at several lt.onnds have been ruu-nitg .nt large 111 the game reserve. The , ga-ut 'Warden the In- structed to. shoat on sight any. dog found running_ deer, as : the owners have had:ample warning that this practice, IS strictly • at;ithtst the :law, particularly at• this tune when the oung fawns are not able to escape, the dogs., A. On the general 'consent of Mei club, o meetings. will . be 'suspended during July and ;Aintust. Splendid' motion. pictures were enjoyed show- ing the 1ife of the Laplander ,and 1)Ls'. reindeer•, wild birds in slow 'motion, and the training of o T.C'.A: pilot whieh :showed •Soule ,Qf' ('an- adaPs fine,engiueering and precision training, ' to have the dog destroyed. The `preside.nt thanked the, n1ern- hers' for "their • attendance and .Mr. Nunn for his address. .Dinne•r' was ser;'d to the :1- sociati9n, .at Hotel Bedford. . Try a classified; ad iti The: Signal- .tar. It brings sure-flr6 results'. • ELECT GF"FICE.RS • • • } A meeting 'of the Huron. Comity: ll'ualil iltil'1 :Sssueinitinra4 he1d on. ia'rt= day-_ afternoon • In •,the 'Cour.:• 1E itse w •as . fit tentl0(1 by- eighty ina)nieilinl ultic•ia „ froth towns. ) 11lat.gos and tu*ttships of the fount}•: Fred «'i►(s,nn, clerk, of 'Stanley 'i'l)lt'ttSl)ilt. ('.1y5 t,'Ie(•te(i 'prer•ide 1t•'. -�: .5, ',• � ..ie , rrsf•,:. "il'I1a(t u`f1iZ c t *:: a'i (: • 1`ra��t�-� •E� lr d r( -t :: "$er. fo1'taa '._se_C- (,n(1 vi(E'-pr-esi(lelt, Jamie ' Paterson, Ifensatll: seer€tarp'. N. W. Miller. ('1 ,(lerich'; tr'e;tsorer. 'S. H. Blake,J (iderich : (k'irt�t tuts J'I. 'I'.. Curless, C'Iir)t1in- (thl'.ee yoi'(rs► ifairrr•t . Strada,. 1'sburn' :(two wars L.: Philip I)11re:t., lis (out' ye;)r 1. ! th 01)10i.onl exp1E: ell• •1+y 'the n„the, wly ele(t(cd ottieea,s *as That the a sociat1(11 wars worth .while." • :+'\'.ern l • iiiatlers for '(liS011i'sklt ' were Iwo -tight to tItg tat entiou Of the ,_.. ineeting 1'Ity `County Clerk N. W. \Ciller, pertaialit1f to- retl)t'Ilh: uuide • .11v municipal clerks to the 'eount•t- splendid temperaluce : e.rulgtl Was d(ulivth•cd in I',i>uiniller u•n Sunn- rt;t)- -to r ttirge vo rgregortion. • \lig 310U'ov'an of 1113111 look alp a•ery interesting: part In the• Sunday si,hool on Sunday. Itev E. S. t111t1 \Ir•. IIaywai'it Ore .`l'Vll this week attending the ('onterenee of. the United ('birr(•h. Mr: -crud Mrs. \Visite and family, of .Godortch, visited on sundry. with .\Ir. and \[rs. 11. (rood. , •- • \\'e a'1'•e pleased to, repot' that 'Mrs. A., \I. 81111tlgiv u, S -at her, ,Own -home again after her •op0r- ation. _ '32:piece set of dishes with any'bedroom .suite, over $0.50. m. ro .. For .only rn 369;00, have your'diving , o , bedroom. furnished: -26 cees in all, and kitchen urn pie 'o baa dins, drag::n ;ands see our chrome ,setscedarr--- •chests,'2 piece chesterfields, 'continental ' beds, ,spring -filled mattresses, davenports, •and .many; other outstanding...bar.: gains. / Phone 24,03 On the Broadway of Goderic ASH PII LD, ,SCHOOL BOARD The' regula r meeting or the Ash- 811.1.061, sh- 51. 1001 Beard -was held at S,'S. No. 9 et Moy 2:3, • ,It was. .agreed ;that hiss ' MaaHon :\Ia(1)onh(d be. re-engaged ars 111US1c supervisor for • the area. It wits., (le.cided that as .trine be arrinl ed, for a: )neeting with the Ashtleld ('ou,u it at. S.S, No 5 to discuss plans for filling and- levels ling the Zion school y11rd. Fourteen •"flook of Knowledge"' annuals...were orrdere(1 tol)ril)g• the" press*n t'set., fill to ohite, r It- was • agreed that • the softball 'schedule be run off after • school hotiiis" and that tepeht'rs• do tint, play on •tetuns. airing ("Onapetitiotl. The, annual • s('hool plonk. will, 2 , 7 v h )htf•e .ilrld ) tel on' .7-nne ..1., t the It held r other detnilfi to be advertised later: •ThC'"next regular, meeting; was set, for ;lune 20.o R. T. KILPAPV{IC'K,* • M3• glatrtlad,a•ie�r•ir1g earth:s vi�rn eogs, '' Ssiid things Were going 'o the flogs; Ill$ g'i'n;iclad in his Utilise of logs Said things -Were going' to the dogs; His ,gratified la the Flemish bogs rtid, things were going to the dog's; ills granded in his' old .akin togs_ Salt. things were ,going to the dogs:, There's. one thing fhat I hove to ' slate— The- crags late-.--'P1he•'tl`r>"gs heave hied a igliod long waft. -Author unknown. The time. of :veer is coming up wt`ten long, loug drives ere 111 order. Warm sunny, drowsy flays, 111)11 pin at the wheel, gutting sleepier end sleepier., Weteh out! That's how 1Gpts ~of neeldOlti happen. You Cent dl•eauil ,the miles 11Wny. ' • LETS YOU PAY IN SMALL,:Y INSTALLMENTS _:YOU' E ALL: PAID '; �Ci' W N I, EFOR UP6 N. • Saves ne r o--because.•you get' s• cial`B ld ctPrices• Purthermote," �.' � ;, ,�.�� �•, ' . the benefits of��e � ....:r.:.,£ ers sa the couldn tget along many of our custom �' y , 8 :.: � ..• .;� �} ���: i �,, ,without our easy, spresd-out: paymelfts—t —they're a "life saver" for pocketbooks. FREE FURNACE INSPECTION—can WOO you. as much as 30,10 on next winters fuel bilis.tLt'W. dot yours onr�en en>t . •' No worries! ("+gal is Handy coupon•paymeitit .. of make ousF olct ltud 5--r-e-a-cl out delivered in plenty ice' Payments. Easy • time...you'reallpaid' run smooJb it all A 6S' I'II �� : „ iirts to stilt you p fore next Winter eatC C(111ii11f E SOONER YOU START TIE MORE .YOU SAVE. Phone today