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VE' GE'T1Si
Vegei a?aie Marro. rt, -T1. A. Pass,
&]o� J.iil•thweil.
FSE' l• tin )A - -Ed. I''ur, tt'r, firs.
, Miller,
Largest Pumpkin err ,Squash for
teed—Mr. .,and aJrs. -4W. Metcalf;
'Wed Dav%eS. • '
• 'Gherkins --Mr. and Sirs. W. Met
etkl , 13» .4..• Puss.
Ouucuhabers' for table use --•-\1•r. and
Mrs. Wm. `'Metcalf, H. A. Fuss.
L" arles t bead nflowe Ed.
.. h cl. Su
Poster, Snowdon &, Grainger.
1 r fi. A.
t' garden herbs—II. b.
fits xon of• a
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C
W.
Ross, Mrs.T4 v it
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.
Early potatoes,foes,
l
4arba
—J
rs. W.
.
J. Jewell,Goderici,
Late
'Potatoe~m-
d A
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'Yellow Globe .angels®-
Snowdon
r & 'Grainger.
'heaviest Turnips—IL. A. Fuss,
Snowdon Grainger.
f , Table Turnips—H. A. Fuss, Snow-
don, & Grainger. •
Field Carrots—Mr. W. 5, Jewell.
Table CalTots, long ---Mrs. W. J.
Jewell, Fred McClymont.
Table Carrots, short—Ben Rath -
well, Fred Mcelyniont.
Table Beets --Fred McClym ut,
Ebner Webster.
Winter Radishes --Fred ,McCly
ntOnt. •
t Cabbage—Mr. and Mrs. Win. Met-
:alf, Ben lta,thy:ell.
t'auliilovrea.tli1;,
„and Mrs. Wm.
•Mc tea1f,7 1 `W. ietettif, ,Sr. •
• ,
White, Onictus, Irs, �'. Aietealf�,
Yellow Onions --- Mr. and h"ii's.
Wm. Metcalf, -A,rn,ulcl Bothwell, ''
Red Totuatoes Mr. and Mrs,.
,+ 1 . .
• A m. ictc..tlf 11.
A 1 ttcti.
V A ,
Yellow Tuutatoes airs. \Vnr Aliet-
ctlf. .:;
Largest Tonlutoes---•lir; and Mrs.
1Vru. Metcalf, Mrs., W. Metcalf.. .
- Collection of small Fruit To'ni-
at'oes—l:Irs. Wm. Metcalf,
Sweet Peppers—Mr. r. and 'hoes, W.
A1'etealf. •
Iiot Peppers- Ile t Rothwell,
'Pepper
Squashtash Mrs. John
Ho"wtrtMrs, I
ro1 Pe h
tl
e.
Citrons; Edward Peeves,
A
rc
.
J. Jew l
VY e
it
Hubbard Squash—Ben
Rathwell,
well
,
Fred M'c 4 `1S' xnonit,
Special — Most points in vege&
tables—Mr.' and,: Mrs. Win. MEtcalf.
GRAIN ' AND „SEEDS
White winter ,`wheat—H. A. Fuss.,
Barley -4i. A+,•,Fuse°' •
White Oats—H. A. Fuss.,
Timothy — H. A. Figs, • El;crier
Webster. - ,
]Sent Corn --Snowdon & Grainger,
Fred McClymont. -
Sweet Corn—Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Metcalf, Arnold Rathwell. •
Ensilage Corn—Arnold Rathwell,
Snowdon & Grainger.
Field crop competition in Beaver
r ,or•,r011101m.
•
o`�"eCanadianBank
co. CC-arriterce
the Comm rce-
Oat eraser Stirling
Wald (,i, VSkbstet• bR3', ;intra ka. Peeves
$1, 4th (3.• Ututhwell '8 Cith - c ;
'Itathwell• 77, 6th J. Peeve, 7 ,. 7th,
es. i(`olclough 73,. 8th- ;1:. Welsh 71,
Jth• J.. Keys •(3$$:'
DO11E511 , •.S.CiEN ---
Iluitgc�t'ti.t le bread, 'Mrs. \V. J.
Jewell, 31r's.,,B. • Beaton ; date and.
nut prat, 1,74. Foster, Mrs. d.
'4\'est+►u ; lemon Ire, Mrs. G. Weston,
Grant, Stirling; b,
lIl1 1r
t,
11
Weston, Mrs. Melvin. Bennett
raisin pie, Joht .Keys, Mrs. G.
'Weston white layer calk*, .:1lr,s. U.
Weston, Mrs;. B. Beaton.; elaoeelate
layer cake, 4.6. G.
13. Beaton ; cherry cake, Mrs. B.
Beaton, '!iliac, G.. •Wesion,; angel
food, • Mri.. Ed. Poster, Mrs. G.
R'estou ; spice Cake, ;\1- s.- W. J.
Jewell
;rolled 'su
t reau iefi, lrti
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E. Sturgeon, 11 r ' tx. A ' to
l:,. Weston; r
u:d
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cookies,' Ars
E. Stu
tgctn r
d.
tMrs,-.,B.
1o s.tt Scones; Beaton, ];d.
Foster; grins(plain),
•Mrs.'
I
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Bea en n ifins (Gra-'
.,
1
11 or c of n li�rs. B."
am Batt! d.
Beaton, u � r
Foster„ baking, pewder'• biscuits,
Mrs. G. Weston,, Mr's:, ' 13, 13eatoii ,
tiazalwiches for afternoon 'tea; Mrs,
G. Weston, `Ed. Poster ; vegetable
'salad, Mrs. G. Westoat, Mrs.
Ilowartt ; fruit . salad,: Mrs: 'John
1-1.01t u;,t1-;"-- A1'1:.- West n ;- w€!ait-
loaf, Mrs. U. Weston ; maple creAnr
candy, Mrs. 0. 1Vesten, Ed. • Foster ;
cheeolate fudge, Jelin Keys, •Alis.
G. Weston) ; dipped cluwulutes, Ai ts,
E. Sturgeon; butter tarts, Mrs. ,
Beaton, AX,
0.
t
>t x; -cocoa
ut
tarts, Ars. G. Weston, Ed. •1''oster;r
baked beans, 1L A. 1,''uss; rasp-
berries, John Heys,' Mr. ;tial Mrs.
Wm. -Metcalf ; peaches`, Mia. W. 3.
Jewell, fir. and Mrs. Ati'Xtt.. Metcalf
plums, Mrs. W. J•" Jewell;, prunes,.
•Airs., W. J. ltewell; corn, (xladtvin
Wcstinke; • tomatoes, H, A,. Puss,
green,
Ed..Poster;
b tl • , 'V r
4 } 4. 4 and
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Mrs. r. aa. AZ ut. Metcalf,
• As. «.
J
Jewell;
ellov beans Ted, Davi
es
Mrs.
J.Jewell; eli ,.beets,
-rs
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viu :Ben1rtt, Mrs. L. S t}geau
.-
c curiber
pickles,.
sweet, Mr:
and
lrs. Win, Metcalf, Mrs. Clutton;
catsup, Dr A. 'Fuss, I'3d. Foster;
strained honey, John Keys.; maple,
syrup, Fred McClyinont, SXtowdoii
& Grainger ; strawberry Jam,Arn-
old Ra'thWell, Air. and Mrs.
Metcalf; • tomato juice, Mrs.. . Fred
MncEwan, Ted Davies.; grape jam,
Ted Davies; apple jelly, Mrs.
Weston, Ted Davies; any currant
jelly, Mrs. W. J. Jewell, Ed. Foster. •
Village Guild special for most
points in domestic science—Mrs. G.
.Weston Bayfield. • •
D•
AIRY PRODUCTS"
Crock, butter, Fred Mcelymont ;
faileY 'print butter, ' Fred McCly-
mont;
cCl'3-
•m nt; cottage cheese, -Fred 'licCly-
moot, He A. Fuss; •; home -rendered
lard, Fred McClymont, H. A. Fuss ;•
hang, home cured, H. A. Funs pair
dres=s'ed chickens, , A. H: Warner,
Mrs. -Grant Stirling; betuviest- dozen
eggs; .. white, 'Fred McClyntont ;
heaviest doken 'eggs, rown, H. A.
• Fred • Mcelymo t. •
'Specials= -Pair dressed •chickens,
A. H. Warner;exhib -t lr having
aiYcpoiuts i'n dairy products, Fred.
S eC moat,••t1. A. Fuss.
LADIES' WQRIi
Crocheted centrepiece, ,Mrs.' 13.
Beaton, Mrs. F. Sturgeon; .chesster-
.field set of three pieces, Mrs. Ruth
\loran,' Mrs. E. Sturgeon; table
centrepiece, embroidered, Mrs, ,3.
A H Warner' Air, Jolie Howard
nett, U. A, Fuss; heavy lMras, 41.
• j,��ll:ssa Massa Ruth. Slorax ; l�.,aen.'s
g;3- ves, Mrs. Ruth, Moran; socks,
diamond, Airs, Ruth `4o a u .13. A.
Fuss; .socks; heavw
-1 u,t'1r Moran, ` 1: A;' t s; w .suck
liue�;;` 41rs. "Ruth l of an, 1. A. Fuss,
110111E MANUFACTURES'
• •I3edspread, crocheted', Mrs, 1).
I)t:v�•ar ; bs.cdspread,_ any other de -
Sign, ll, A. Fuss, Ed. Foster 1 , quilt
applique, ,11. A. • Fuss, Airs. 13.
Beaton; quilt, cotton, patched, .Miss
:L. Weber, John Wilds; quilt, cotton,
plain, IL A. , .f uss ; uoin f�ort,e4, Hr '
-.A. Fuss; comforter,. goose •down,
IL A. Fuss; afghan', crocheted; Miss'
L .' Weber ; afgbaz , knitted, Vis. 1.).
Dewar ; hearth • rug, • Mrs. E:• C.
Fitzgerald, Ted. -Davies; hearth .rug,
Fuss,J•
hooked,1:3 A. vi
.Mrs. Gr ` c,b-
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n ' ra at a. irs L. eb r Mrs,
o tit W p, a
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It '►i: OAP, n n
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Mrs.. r
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Grainger, .P '1iae17 an,
s. .eti w
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cal—For � `.
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ot: s
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d r tc sten' 1 es. o
acti d k and -
home. � t'e, . w � t
•ho{lie nranufactatr ';' yrs, - G.
Weston.. .;
FIELD CROP COMPETITtQN . IN
BEAVER -. OATS '
1 John Keys, Staailey .towxtsliip,
87 points ; 2 Arnold-.,Rathwell, Gude;
rich township, 86;, .3, George Col-
clough, Goderich- township, 851/ ;
'4 Fraser Stirling,'Goclerich -town-
ship, 85; 5 Robert Welsh, Goderich
township,. 84; 6 Grant Webster,
Stanley , township 83;, 7 'Gordon
Rathwell, Goderich township, 81; 8
Fred Bell, Gbder4ich .,township, 79;
9 .John. Deei•es, Goderieh. township,.
75; 10 'Edward Deeves, Goderich
township, 67. • -
° KINGSBRIDGE
KINGSBR•I°1�� GE, .Oct. 10. -- Arr• choir . from,. Nile . United Church,
and.. Mrs. Joseph Garvey•and family,witho:Mrs. tfi ti Bogie at the organ,
of Toronto, .spent' Thanksgiving provided. th'--mtrsic� °�sing3n'g'�'�•tiva-
1 anthems, with Mrs. Doug. 'McNeil
LEEBt V R�:�i
LEi'113U11:N, .l(let. °.10. --- '. and.
', ,•
•5 13 -rr i to . ' faint, Mrs. ',Andy Barrie land of
y in 3'>
'.Thorold, kp•eiit tile' w(.,ek-Hatt wjth
the, _'...n.tiey's, sister,_ . Miss 44 -race
Hunter, R.N., at herr cottage at
Hunter's Beach.
)ir. 'Henry 1Itirton of Dungannon
visited, cix• Sunday with his sisters,
the Misses Edith and Lizzie Horton.
1 T
lir. Rand lira. Chas. Walton and
`Paul, of Toronto, visited with the
latter's Sister, Airs. -Rod Bogie, and
Mr. Bogie and with her father,
'MIN -Arch,, Horton and ,SV1r. and Mrs.
, t
Jas. 1lortga, and Ted, Over the
Thanksgiying' week-enwd.
AI,X'. • Reg. 1'Villttnts , of Toron• to
was among :the visitors at the Lee -
burn church' anniver'sar'y on Sunday
•
morning. .
ti
is
s
T,
h •ladle ' of thebuf•n W.li
e s Le �. S.
1- .
are invited to attend the autumn
to n
e. rI1
thank -offering at Port A
h � t ert' i:ted
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Churchnext:Wednesday� nzn
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e e
6,
the1 t at $p.m. Mass Clara
S hC in
ssx
,
McGowan •, is 'to;, he the guest,
speaker. • .,
•Tile• Leeburn W.I.S; vwZ• hold:
'-their' thank -offering meeting -at Mr's,,
A11an S'c1Xrarn's,on ,Wednesday after
noon, the 18th at-, ,2 p.m. Please
note change of afternoon. • Mrs.•
Harrower .will be guest speaker.
Thailksgivittg Day guests with
'Mr. and Mrs. Hume Clutton were
their sons, Ed. Mutton of Guelph,
-and Jim and MrS. Glutton of Lon-
don. -
Anniversary. Service.—The rei ent-
Aly decorated interior of the church
and the 'beautiful .arrangement of
autumn -flowers made a nice setting
rfor the seventieth anniversary' ser -i-
1 vice held in Leeburn United Church
on Sunday morning:' 4 capacity
withtheir re aifives here. taking the' sola
Mr. and =Mrs,. Charles Dalton and �' part in. one. Rev.
son David, of Toronto 'arespendin Jos'. Harrower,..recently appdinted
Spending .minister to the charge, gave a'
holidays. with Mr,•
and Sins,
Jeremiah- Dalton. '
Miss,Eileen Wallace and Mrs:
Fenney, of • Taf onto,,,spen•t the week-
end visiting with Mr. ;and Mrs.
James Wallace. ' •
-Miss Elizabeth. Martin of Gode-.
rich' is visiting with y'Mr. and Mrs.,
Andrew Martin.
Hiss Stella*Dean is spending' the
=eek cin-dd z��? o'nest ,,° `. .
tatting,.' MTS. •p' Stn.rgecrn, Miss F. lir.. 13esnlbrid O'Donnell• is visit
Weber; ciird 'table -corer, Mrs.• E. inn for a few dtys`iii Sarnia.
Sturgxeon, '`lIr's. ' J.• Howard ;. eio- -lir.. :John Wallace Is. visiting •
splendid'sermon on ".The•Sower and
the Seed,"' •touching briefly on 'the
past y ears ..of • the„church. .The
ehurch .was filled t: capacity.
RENM1LLER: .
BENMILLE13Oct. 10. -Mr. -and
Mrs. Jack ' Hildane of Hamilton
pl
•sent Tha-nsgiv ing week -end wit h
.,61-ativ es "h"'acfe • arid:"'in'�;oderieh, ".
Mr: and Mrs. David Harrowerf
London spent,, the • weekend with
Roy. and Mrs. 'xlarro\ver: ,
Mr. -and Mrs. ,Painter Kilpatrick,
Brian and Cheryl, of Toron'to,.spent-
Thanksgiving here and lir Ashlield.
. Mr. and.'Mrs. Elwyn Pk Timmer
and Billie 'and Mr, • and -Mrs. Vern
'Gledhill spent, the Thanksgiving
week -end•• in . (Mina .with -Mt. andAirs. K. Bowden.
•
Mr. and Mrs. Pill Fisher of
Kitchener.: pent the weekend with.
choted , tablec-l'ol•h, Mrs. ,E. ;Sturgeon, rens in Flint Mich
Mis. ,, Fred MacKivari ; . tea' towels,
Mrs. E. Sturgeon, \Irs. • Lloyd
M ikins ; tea • *cloth. embroidered;
' Mrs. - I. S'tiirgeon, Miss 3.' Weber';
•tea cloth, crocheted, ,_Miss E. Weber,
Mrs. John Howard ;' centrepiece for
dining -room table, _Airs. G. Weston ;
lttnc•lreon ,,set, Mise. E.' Weber•, Mr• .
John Howard.; ;buffet set, crocheted,
Mrs. E. ' Sturgeon, Mrs.' Ru.tit
Moran';'. buffet set, ',embroidered;
Mrs. Eu'th Wrap:. It; A. , 'I+'uss :
luncheon set, crocheted.. Mrs. Ll.civd
I.\Iakins,. Mrs. •1ititl�, Moran;,, henr-
stitcheci ,sheets, Mrs. G. 'We•t(an. II.
• .A. Fuss I-ril1O\\'t'ali .i, 'henastitched,
- 'Mr•s t; .-WW`e ttl r, IF -A. I tss--;, pillow;
.cases, etnbroitlery, Arrs E,' Sturgeon,
• II. A. 'Fuss; • pillow curses. Miss E.,
- • Weber,, Mrs.. Ruth Moran : •vanity
i set, Mrs. E. Sturgeon, 'Ails, E.
• Weber; bedroom' towers, practical.
Mrs. Ruth Mitran. Mrs. G. Weston ;
ciressc•r runner, Air:. Ruth , Aloran;
Miss 1;, \Velaer i girl's vr,i,cj s,,,•ic�,
r11. A. • I' a r, AIr.s. E. ' `turgenu :
-r I girl's �vuot,--i itis, \Ir's: I:: 51urgedn,
' lirs, Rath _A1oran *Clad? 5111) 5alit
' ! :Cllr:?.i "hili:-.�1t"c;r ii AI:. (;. '1''is-t,an .
I.loy.s pants from old gaartnent, Airs.
1:. St t&g;er,n, H. . A..• Fuss ; child's
pill! over sweoter. Miss 13, Weber, -
Mr.�:. Ruth .Moran : ,child:s cardigan
sweater, Miss E. Weber, , Ted
T)av-ie ; child's play dress. Airs: G.
1Vestr�n, II. A. Fus.:. ; baby's. aac•ket.
bonnet and .bootees,, crocheted 'Mrs.
'Ruth Moran, ,Mrs: W. J. Jewell:
baby's racket . bonnet and bootees,
} kprt, Mrs. W. J. , Jewell, '. Mrs. •13.•
Weston ; erib sheet and. pillowcase.,
'
H. A. Fuss. :Mrs. 'John .-Howard ;
carriage c•irve•r, • Mrs. Ruth Mora n,
Mrs. E: Sturgeon ; apron, praetieal,
Mrs. E. 8turgeen, Miss Fl. Weber:
house' dress, 13.-' A. Irks, Miss E.
Weber; bed jacket, Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Metcalf, •Mrs, G. Weston :
women' i gloves; Mrs.: C4 . J. ..I ewell;
Mrs. T. Sturgeon; hostess apron,
Miss E. Weber, Mrs. Ruth Moran
lady's fancy handbag;, Miss.. E.
Weber. Ed. Poster; lady's sweater,
Miss. E. 'C giber, ,firs. Ruth Moran
lady's, . nightdress, H: A.' Puss;
lady's slip, H. A. Furs, ; .-pyjamas,
Ed., -Poster, H: A. Fu s ; knitted'
ptillover sweater, Sirs. Melvin Ben
(MADE FROM 100% WHOLE WHEAT)
..','and here's,whole wheat.
in its most popular form 1
Don't neglect the great food nu-
tritionistt say we ,geed — whole
wheat! •Xt contains vital food •
elements. And NABISCO
SHREDDED WFIEAT is made
Porn 100%p whole wheat! You'll
enjoy this delicious, , golden
cereal with corn syrup, honey
or'am. Just pour on hot water
and drain or serve fresh from .
the package! -
•
AIr.. Walter' and Miss Brid- '
Kelly of London were Koine fol' the.
holiday with their parents, Mr. and
.Mrs John Kelly.' ••
We hear that some of our neigh-
bors had, a rare treat fur Thanks=
giving in the way of, fresh wild
raspberries. - This is quite unusual
for October'.
•
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Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Fisher.
. Mrs, C. Moore. of Saltford spent
the week -end' With' 'her aur,- lis;
Pony Walter.. •'
.hiss
Helen Mo-n-tgomery auti girl
friends of. Toronto, and Mr:. and
Mrs.. flnyry Montgomery and
-Sharon, of•GAderich township; spent
Thanksgiving With Mr. and Mrs: 1`I.
Montgomery-''
Mr,,, and Mrs. Russell Hill, - Mary
and -Helen, of Mitchell spent Stn.
datt , `With . Mr.. ono .Mrs:. Stanley'
l'aaristotic.. • -
The Bentniller W.M.S, Is holding
farmei;s' prvcluce and bake ,sale
at McCreath's store' on 'tile ' Square
in. Goderich on Saturday, 'October
14th.
•The'•Colboinrey '4't'omen'. Institute
-N4-II-Y- h-ortr-fhe-jQctober.u-'meeting- 'meeting -in
the. Township Hall, Carlow, ' on •
Oetobe.r 17th, e Rolls to. be.
answered with "Birthplace of your
grandmother." The .'Mee -ting is a
week - early in order to make ar-
rang;errtont.s • for the Federation
banquet. '.
� e.
is a pure drink
of natural flavours
! 1]wt heat and rub to
quickuick4relI2D' i and auto the
ief you get
Greaseless, last -drying, ncf, •i
strOat or unitleae,lnt Odor. LARGIt
• Get a •bottle today; • ke ,p ' ecONOM.c
- - .'_ It baggy.: w -site 664
YOUR COMMERCE BRANCH:
Keystone
yin Streej
The towns of'tCanada are pleasant places.;
Our town has a• character all its own,."..
but any, Canadian feels at i'ome'here.
.,,r. y ..
professional man. He's learned from many towns ,
like ours. So he knows how'to give the kind
• of service that comes only with, long acquaintance:'
'`'►71)ll�iillfllll111h'!'11'`"��"'
11?u
There's our bank -4013
, for instance a branch, of
The Commerce. You'll findone' in most towns.
And -there's our bank manager. He's a
•
itr
Yes, du; Canadian towns' are -pleasant places'... and the mep a,nd women
at your Commerce branch are good people to know.
.
The Canadian Bank fCornrnerce.
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"Theommerce"
�q►
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LOVELY T4"- LOOK, AT -
and a honey for wear describes
Nylon whether it it for "•
attractive' garments or rich durable
seat co9crs for your car. , .
THE FINISHING+; LINE '
.. r that', -where all *Intuits • '• ,,
aro declared'. And it's equally
fru* of automobiles iibicb • -
'owe so much of'theft sieok
'appearanto to "Poco" finish
WHEN WINTER' COMES
... you riatraliy want a high
'quality anti -f reeta, C.i-L' -- `
} Ethylatn'e Giycoi Anfi•Freeze, the permanent typo oral -freeze,
it a "must" for your
Car This Winter.
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•139-50A
When you "step -on the gas' iIi a
smart new -model car, you've.little thom.ght
of what Chemistry does to rttake this pleasure
' possible. Yet its contributions are manifold
both .on the assembly Iine and for maintenance:
"I eco" and "Dulux" •finishes, Nylon seat
coverings, s, C -I -L 'Anti -Freeze, Carbon • Black,'so
•essential to Ore eonstrurtion,;... all are'produets
, of Chemistry, which help make your car a' better'
car. "Fabi'ikoid" upholstery, Plastics on. the
dashboard, and a C -I -L Automotive Specialty for
• about'every maintenance requirement are
Contributions of Chemistry to the improved.,,
perfo` trtance o#' your car. That's
;why,the C -IL Oval symbolizes
the com�� kany "Serving Cana. - • ay'
diarxs Through Chemistry".
SERVING CANADIANS
THROUGH CHEMISTRY
CANADIAN.cAN,ApiAtt INDUSTRIES Ltti1M1TED ' Mur,oNTREAL
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