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T1HU1tf3DAY. OCTOBER ,,Prd, 1952
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ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1952
8.30 a.m. HOLY COMMUNION.
11 a.m. MORNING PRAYER.
7 pin. EVENSONG.
A. W. ANDERTON. Organist and Choirmaster
REV. KENNETH E. TAYLOR, M.A., D.D., Rector
,
North Street United Church
SUNDAY.' OCTOBER 26, 1952
10 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11 a.m. MORNING WORSHIP.
"The Barter of Life."
Junior Congregation and Nursery.
7.30 p.m. EVENING WORSHIP.
"The Inevitable Cross."
Rev. Andrew Lane of Brussels will be the
guest preacher morning and evening.
REV. H. A. DICKINSON, BA, Minister
MR. H. A. CLARK. Organist and Choirmaster
Knox Presbyterian Church
10 a.m. SENIOR SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11 a.m. REFORMATION SUNDAY SERVICE.
Preacher -The Rev. R. G. MacMillan.
Nursery and Junior-Coagregatien.
7 p.m. CIVIC AND COMMUNITY SERVICE.
Guest Preacher -The Rev. Alex Ninuno, of St.
Andrew's Church, Wingitanc
Guest Organist -Mrs. Eleanor Hetherington.
"JESUS TEACHES GOOD CITIZENSHIP."
(The civic bodies and organizations » will attend this service.)
REV. R. G. 51U'cMILLAN, W. H. BISHOP, F.R.C.O., A.R.C.M.
Minister. Director of Praise.
Goderich Baptist Church
MONTREAL STREET
MINISTER: Rev. Ian G. Hind. Organist: Mr. Frank Bissett,
10 a.m. CH1URCH SCHOOL.
11 a.m. REV. EGON VON KEITZ-of Drurabo.
7 p.m. EVENING WORSHIP -REV. E. VON KEITZ.
Monday 8 pm. Baptist Young People's Union.
Wednesday 8 p.m. Prayer Meeting.
Text for the Week -"They that wait upon the Lord shall renew
their strength." Is. 40:31.
BETHEL TABERNACLE
(Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada)
REV. HOWARD MINAKER, PASTOR
10 a.m. BRLNG your children to Sunday ,Schbol this ,Sunda.
11 a.m. "THE VITAL LINK OR THE MISSING LINK."
7.30 p.m. -"THREE NIGHT SCENES."
,Tuesday 7.30 p.m. Bible Study -2nd Chap. of Colossians.
8 p.m. Prayer Meeting.
Friday 8 pm. Christ's Ambassadors.
THE LITTLE CHURCH WITH THE BIG WELCOME.
A HEARTY WELCOME AWAITS YOU AT THE
Free Methodist Church
VICTORIA AND PARK STS.
SERVICES FOR SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26
10 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL, Classes for all agea:
A FORMER PASTOR RETURNS
11 amt. MORNING WORSHIP.
- Speaker -Mrs. Evelyn (Dawson) Brown.
7 pm. EVANGELISTIC SERVICE.Speaker-Mr. Brown.
1Ve1litesday-(1ass Meeting 8 p.m. "
Proverbs 22:28 -Remove not the bncient landmark, which thy
fathers have set.
(Pastor) REV. G. E. BABCOCK, 84 Park St., Phone 897R
MN. W. W. Smith Of Detroit Cineinatti, 'tqcsited relatives in town
and her nieee, Mrs. Kingsley of recently.
Notice to Bicycle Owpers
Bicycle licenses are past due.
The Police Department have been instructed to pick
up all bicycles found without licenses.
BICYCLE RIDERS ARE HEREBY WARNED
AGAINST:
1. Riding on 'sidewalkil and paths including Court
House Park,
2. Riding against traffic on the Square.
3. » Riding two on one bicycle.
42
S. H. BLAKE, Town Clerk.
THE VOICE OF BETHEL
REV. HOWARD E. MINAKER
TWO PICTURES TAKEN BY GOD'S CAMERA
"The ungodly are not so but are bike the ohaff which t he Wind
dr' vette, awn y." Pre' On 1 :4 ;
This picture, 4111 rh, helpless and hopeless, shows the 1111111
without Christ as Sas-lour. It is in direct centradistinetion to
the other one 1') 111141 in the seine portion. "He 'hall Ise like' a
tree ',Muted by the river 1/11' water that bringeth forth its frilit
in its seasen. His lea also shale nott wither and whatsoever he
(14)14111 shall prosper." This pieture deseriVes the Christian. net
in name or profession aione, but in deed and in truth. These nre
Iwo pieteres taken by God's eminent. They were shown to
Adam and leve in the Garden ef Ellett.
Satan came along with two lying tactur4s taken by his dis-
torted eeinera. Illis Moline declared that sinners and trOns-
greesers against lttw would not „surely die as God seal.
Ile further &eland they should be es gods knowing good and
evil. Ills pletere 4)f the godly perSon suggested that God Was
unr,h.. dedlareti thin. God was depriving man of something
whit+ was neve.4"sary for his better knowledge.
We oil know the terrible aftermath of penislunent. pain,
Mars and separation that eame as a resuit of eur first parents
taking Satan's pieture its trite.
The wges of sin are , vident before lea eyes melt day.
Broken hearts, homes and 11Vefi enttee streams of tears to flow.
tt troreically Unit. that many teday are biasing their lives aml
futures on Satan's lying pieteres. Men mid W0111441 today are
etili feta:TIN of God mut prepnred for Eternity ahtaa.
SPONSORED WV THE BETHEL ADUIR BIBLE CLASS.
,H0LAIESVILLE
11011MESVILLE, Oet. 22.- A
very suceesSful battier was held In
4The Clinton Town Hall- on Satur-
day, October 18, by the Ilohneeville
United Church W.A. The tea tuables'
were decorated with tiny 'bouquets
of baby mums and were lit charge
of Mre. Harry Williams, Mrs. Wil-
liam Batkin and .the Misses Sattdra
Ila Grigg und Doris
'Hutchins. The kitehen was iu
charge of Mrs. William „Norman and
Mrs. Hurry Oudinote, aSsisted by
Sits. Eldon Yeo,' Mrs. John Grigg,
Mrs. Ninian Heard and Mrs. Bert
Trewartha. The »lea makers were
Sirs. 'I'. Elliott und Mrs. L. Jervis.
Thotse In charge of boetbs and their
'assistants were: Baking bootk 7 --
Mrs. B. bfaeStatb, Sirs. F. Mulhol-
land, Mrs. E. J Trewartha, Mrs.
P. PaLmer and Sirs. Elmer Potter;
touch end take -Mrs. Reg. MAller
and Mrs. K. Tr.ewartha ; fancy work
-Mrs. S. Welter and Mrs. D. E.
Gliddon; produce - Mrs. W. Yeo,
Mrs. C. Wilson and Mrs. I, Jervis;
candy --Mrs. Frank McCullough and
the Misses Donal& Tale, Iva Gla-
zier ant Dawn Grigg. The cashier
was • Mrs. Jack Yeo and the con-
vener for the bazaar was Mrs.
Edward Grigg, president, of the
W.A.
Miss May Jardine of Goderich
and Miss Belva Howatt of Hamil-
ton spent Saturday evening with
51r. ond Mrs. Frank 'McCullough.
Hallowe'en Party. -The Wilhel-
mine Mission Rand. of Hohnesville
U,nited 'Church is a.rrenging a Hal-
lowe'en perty for the childree and
their parents, to be held in ,the
school the night of Friday, Oteober
31. There will be no charge and
the ladies are asked to please bring
lundh.
CARDS OF THANKS
MR. W. F. H. PRICE, TRAFAL-
GAR street, wishes to thank
all those who were so thoughtful
and kind to hint in hisbereaveinent
in the death of his father; lie
would like also to thankthose who
sent florar tributes and, messages
of sympathy. _42
THE FAMILY- OF THE LATE
John .1. Wileon wish os thank
their many friendsand neighbors
for kindnesses ahd synipestity shown
them during their recent sad ber-
eavement; TO Rev. D. J. Labe, to,
the Session andmembers of Knox
Presbyterian Church and those
who loaned ears and sent tiortil
tributes. -42
HoGGAnrrll TAKES
this means of expreseing her
apPreciation for 4, the kindness and
attention shown her sister, Miss
McLean. during her illness; elle
would like especially to thank Dr.
N. C. Jaekson, and the suPerintend-
ent and nurses of the hospital, those_
who sent floral wreaths and !mined
cars for the funeral. -42
Tit GOPERICH SIGNALZTAit
SHEPPARDPON
tillIEPPA.RDPON, Oct. 2,- We
are pleatoed to say Mr. 'Raymond
ilaggitt ta.uut and back at work
after being a shut-in for tyre weeks.
Lt Ykihju of' the. unnupe.
. Messrs. 'Harold ..Johnston und
Bert Dougherty motored tie Detroit
Friday with MisseS „Murton Dough-
ertY and ,Slarle 4oluiston, who re-
mained over the week-eud visiting
reletives »nd friends.
Ur. and 'Mrs. Kenneth Holmes.
ueswiy-weds of Louden, spent the
week-eud with the lady's pareutO,
Mr. and Mask F. Hawkins. •
nausea -Hawkins-- White CIrr,(-'"
santhemunia • awl ferns effectively
decorated .St. Alatthew's Church,
London, 1100 by i11 candelabra,
when 'marriage slows , were ex-
changed on, Saturday, October 11
by Marie`Eveyn Hawkins, eldest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Hawkins of Sheppard/ton, and Ken.neth Robert Hohnes, youngest son
of Mr. aud Mrs. Herbert E. Holmes
(It Loudon. The Rev. Canon Tram-
per ofilobsted. Organ music was
playe4 by Mias• Aileen Gunner and
the Soloist Wat3 Mrs -Maxine Cris-
pin. The best man was Bert Holmes,
'brother of the 'groom. The ushers
were George Kornis of Toronto,
William Thomas of London and
George Holmes,' brother of the
Mom.", The bride, ghou 111 mar-
riage by her father, was gowned in
bridal satin with simare scalloped
neckline, moulded bodice" with long
sleeves tapering over the lingers
and the skim falling into a cathe-
dral train. Her vell of French
illusion fell from a Nee' Joliet cap.
Her bouquet was of American
Beauty »roses, baby 'breath and fern.
The maid of ' honor, Anse' Elaine
Hawkins, sister or the bride und
junior linitlesmaid, Mt -4s 1)111 int'
Thoutas, niece of the groom, were
gowned alike in bal#erintelength
dresses of blue orehld lace and net
over taffeta with matching head-
dresses. They carried pale yellow
'mums. The brideentaids, Miss
Leona Wattson and Miss Jean
Do Slid SO 11 wore matehing, ballerini,-
length 'dresses of ginger ale net
over taffeta, bandeau- headdresses
and nose -length veils. They carried
bronze 11111f11,18. The reception wits
held ' in the enurch parlor, the
bride's mother reeeiying in mauve
lace with black uocessories and a
coma ge of Talisman. roses. The
groom's. mother chose. 111111411 rico-
tine and late with navy accessories
and corsage of Lady Roosevelt
roses. For »going away• elle bride
wore a heige gaberdine suit with
brown adcessories. ,Her corsage
was of delight roses. They visited
'St. Catharines, Niagara Falls and
Cleveland. They will PeS'ide in
London. 'The beide 114 ;I graduate
Of the N'iceoria Sehool of
NurSing.
Mr. 1) 11(1 Mrs. Wm. Stoddart and
l»itt le Mory ef Lions Head were in
town on MondaY last.
PEDDLERS
Residents are requested to ask parties who go from
door to door offering magazines or goods for sale, or
demonstrating machines, to produce their license issued
by the Town.
If they have not taken out a license, your co-oper-
ation is requested in» obtaining the agent's name and
'address if possible, or license number of the car, and
calling the Police Office 330 (1,,,Town ,Clerk's Office 200W.
42 S. H. BLAKE, Town Clerk.
High School» Building
BRITANNIA ROAD
Any persons or organizations interested in obtaining
lodge room accommodation, etc., are requested to submit
an application in writing to the Town Clerk not later
than November 5th outlining space required, number of
meetings per month, rent they are prepared to pay, and
for what use.
Council will consider requests on November »7th to
determine if the number of requests warrants the en-
gaging of a ciretaker, etc., for the building.
42-3
S. H. BLAKE, Town »Clerk
NOTICE OF COURT OF REVISION
TOWN OF GODERIOH
Take fmtive that the Court of Revision of the Town
of (;oderieh viIl hold its first sitting in the Canted
Chamber, Town Hall, (lisderieh, for the purpose of hear-
ing a intents against Hie Assessment Roll for the Town
of (1oderieh for, the year 1 952 on Wedn;sday, November
5th, 1952. at 8 o'eloek in the (vening.
All parties interested are requested to attend.
S. H. BLAKE.Town Clerk.'
(loderivh, 6e.tober 2:1. 1952.
AuctioN SALE OF » C.A.1"1'1.11:
Mr. Wilmer 1low0tt will sell by
pnblit unction at lots 29-30, conces-
sion 13, Hullett. 3 miles northe'est
of Londesboro, and 3 males west cif
Blyth, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28
at 1 pan. sharp
160 head of cattle, registered, aztd
gratles. This lot consists of eowS,
calves and yearlings. In the .lot
are 12 registered Hereford eows,
dee to freshen in November and
December ; 4 bull calves,.registered ;
also a number of yearling heifers,
regiatered and grade; 80 Durban)
and Hereford calves.
'Positively no reserve.
Plan to attend this sale of choice
cattle.
'WILMER H OW A'IT, Proprietor,
HAROLD JEAOKSON, Auctioneer.
'EDW I > CIJDSNEY, C le r k .
42-
-
AUOTION ,SALE OF CON-
TRAOTQRS' EQ U IPMEN
AND POWER. TOOLS
Hewed!. 'Sales Barn (located next
to Stickle's Feed 'Sf111;'lleneall), ell
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24
'irt 7.00 pin., consisting of:
Internatilonal 1940 2 -ton tnuek
(with a 1950 motor) ; cement
mixer; 2 rubber tire wheelbarrows;
7 'gravel shovels; builders' jacks;
steel water liarrel; 30 pine planks
3' x 12" x 145 ft.; garden twee;
40 ftextension ladder; step ladder:
2 power ietws and 01011)114 ; 2 jigsit ws
and ueitols ; sander and motor ; pow-
er 11 1110 and motor : shaper ; 5 sets of
knives and motor; 2 drill presses
(one equipped,- with mortise bit) ;
rotary pinup; large vatonnu,eleaner
(commer(ial size) ; power blower ;
14i1 11 cry charger ; la rge ventilator
fan; 2 sets ,of block and tackle;
quantity of niale,gany lumbe1. or -
'hake, rabbe1 tile tiooning and
cement. Other articles too new(r-
.;
41)11441)114 to menthol'.-
TERMS-CASII.
MI' 1 LLE Rol s ES.
Propr i et r.
EI)WARD IV. EIA,10'1"1',
„ Attetionee„..
K. W. Col.Q1 1()1'N. Clerle
42-
IJEAltiNt1 At"CTION S.ILE UF'
PARM,' 1".14ItS1 ST( )C,K, 131P1E-
SIENT14 AND 11OUS101-10L1)
E EFEt "I'S
at lot, 26 (west -part). cote-es:gill' 5.
IIest awanosh. Con line, 3 miles
north of Auburn, ee, utile west, on
1 1 1 1.'ItSlety, 0(71.'01.1Elt .30
at 1.30 .p.111.
II( rI114ES---1 grey mare. 12 yeale1-1
old. -
I I
hotisa; 7 room stucco° *house; hydro
and running water; 65 acres work-
able laud, some bush.
TERMS--ehattels, cash. Farm-
Ternas inade.known day of Hale.
imam 1411iftsA.Y.
Propriotor.
1141t4Ma1i 'JACKSON.
Auctioneer.
E. P. CHESNEY, Clerk.
$ale made -necessary due to ill
health of proprietor.
A l'i,V10.); SA,LE OF 10178E -
1
110L1) 13FPF0118 AVo, pito-
rom the Berne of Archibald Had-
den, Corner of Nelson and St. Au -
drew streets, Goderieb,,' on
SATURDAY,» NOVEMBER 15
• 1952, at 1 p.m., colligating of:
Three-pieee parlor suite; daven-
port ; Axminster rug, 9 by 10;
lenussels rug, 10 by 12; two fernery
stands; two pedestals;. six small
talta-s; Walton combination book-
case and writing desk (antique);
Oak dining men suite of .buffet,
table aed chairs; oak library table;
upholstered chair; live rocking
ebliairs; 2 wicker rocking chairs;
tsar room ehair; kitehen table and
chairs; hall reek; bookcase; hall
tree; toot stool; vietrola ; music
cid/int-4; cabinet radio; 3 bedroom
su1tei4; mattresses; blankets; beti-
ding and linen; vacuum cleaner;
MeCiary elect rie ratsge; Bea t ty
electric washing .machine; dishes;
glamwAre; jardiniere; also anniques
in glassware and dishes. . . •
At the same time and •place there
will be offered for sale the pro-
perty, lot No. 855, corner of Nelson
II 1141 St. Andrew streets, Goderich.
On this property is situated au
8 1,00111 brick dwelling (No. 34 1
with a ,full basement, furnace end
3 -piece bath; also a one -ear garage.
Thia .is0 desirable property and
must le. »seen' to be appreelated.
Terms on chattels, cash.' and
terms on property, 10"per centdown
on date :of .sale and balante lit 50
per eent in 30 days and the re-
mainder On a inorte-iige at 6 per
cent. For further particulars apply
to: R. C. HAYS. Q.C.. solicitor for
the vendor: ARCHIBALD HAI) -
DEN. proprietor: and E. W. EL-
LIOTT. nuetioneer.
W. COLQUITOUN.
IJEAltING Al'en't(),N SALE, OF
FARM. FARM Srl'OCK, 1,SI1'1,F-
11F.,NT3, PEED AND 1101'14E-
. HOLD EPPF4I"I`S4 .
at lot Ne. 5. eorwession 10. (.,elborue
Township. 1%- miles north 011(1 1'
miles west of Corlow on *-
IFRIDAY, OrrrOBER 31
. 130 nll
. ,pa., the foowing: .
Cat A'171,E - Hereford OM, foer
yeers 01(1. recently freshened, calf
at foot ; Hereford cow, four years
old. "due tine, ' a sale: Hereford
cow, four years old, milking. bred
,atgain: tIvo Hereford steer calves:
tvvo Hereford X 1 burbani ' heifer
co 1 v es. .
Pill'SL-Yorkslii re ;.41/1V, 11,1141 : vie! 11
pigs. 8 weeks oltt. ,
PO14.'17RY ANI) EQUIPMENT -
Approximately SO Itoek X New
Itan.pshire pullets; colony house:
oil brooder stove; drinking nein-
tains anti feeders
131MKNIENTS - Massey-1tarri
binder, 7 foot cut with power take-
off; 3411rrow Coek sti u t t plow : 1 1-
lise M.-41, fertilizer drill; M. -II.,
!tenure seoreader on rubber; Min-
waeolis tandem disc; Massey -I la 1'
1114(lump rake: linek rake with
hoist ; 31.1 1. power mower .with 7
foot eta -. rubber . tire •wageon: flat
rack; two -row 'setiffler: :1-(1 11 illi
S14'01» rolier: 6-seetien 'harrow,:
sleigh :11141 flat . rock ; stoek
N'Il Hang 1410w ; cut t et- : Uni v e rso I
Ilillkt'r. sviiil Iiiiiii4 "and -single,
units, witlepite.eline: bezz save; set 4
of double harness; M.41., ' ereatai
sepentor:..fannine, 111111 _with 111ii1irr:
Stevvort• (4(4' 114 clic.per: Electra
pail hewer; ferks. slue -els, 14,g..ene
•
- CA "I`TLE -- 1red ,•ow, 7 years ,
old, due February ; 1 Ilereford clev,
9 Years old, due 'lechruary ; 1 go y
eow, 14 years old, due November 20:1
1 red cow, - 12 years old,-
noe in calf.; 2. reale eows,, 3 years
old, milking, -due Shrill; 2 white
roon cows._ 1yeers.4,14i: 2 ere,' (.0 (V:`,
4- -years- ol)); .6 spring Calves, 1
pereferd, heifer, 2 yea rs I ; 1
Hereford steer. 2 years eld: 1 14101:
01e1fer. 2 years 4,141: 1 bull (front
regktered stock 4 1.1.•2 ye:1 11 dd.
1 AlPIJ:.IlleNTS-- 1 31.-1 1. Ipitider,
gout1 1vi11t1i1 tut) : 1 : 1 set
uf 11;1 rrtm-S. sertiult : 1 Oa he 'i)tli-
VIlur g
: 1 ruling piety': 2 tvolking
plievs:, 1 mower: 1 land roller;
:4111era ke, 111'111.1. 111'W 1 1111.1141
rake ; I wagon with _hayrack : 1 -
'smeller ; 1 needle; mill; 1 set 1,4' 1
1,,lea les; 2.1100 1 syrup Iran;
pails and apilles : 1 el(sa rie 1./3 horse
60-cye4e motor, nearly new ; forks; 1P
shovels; whiffletrees; pails. chains
and many faller it.rticles toe,
oes 10 mention.
1 1.VV---15 teris hoy.
GRAIN --425 bus. mixed gr:1;14.
-IIOU'tinfiC(IA) EPFE(11',S.
FAILII--1 07 acres. Illtilre or less,
atthjeet to reserve 01(1: honk barn.
36 x 50: drive shed. 6 x 40; lien -
11i14 4.•:t r tity "4(4.1 1
111.W I : 1•1 4111 W1/41111'11 I. 1%1
1:1111 1YOX : :41'1 if Renfrew "rtee:
ea les : 20 rut' Id ,41110 f(11,1` 1111:1 0 .
ty 4,4' osh lumber: socks: nunienois
eller articles.
PEED---.1pprex. sett bushel
nixed grain :11141 opprox. 50 tens
nixed hay. -
P.11111 -.VI (le, some time and
',tee there will le, ierered fur sa,4,
object to reserve 10;1 the 100 aere
arm eif net sold oreviously to s,ile
(la t4 !limier 111*;ed home, bat !amen.
hydro 1111(1 pressure system: 1..
14111)0)1 born with water and pro, -
stir!, ef this farm
is plievved; S acres of wheat;
onee in plisture. This is :1 aeeirelee
proterty.
Terms (• eind terms on -.farm.
10 per et le balance111 30
(to)'s or to the sorisfoetg,m" of the
proprieti,e,
EIAVOOD .1'1'K 1NSoN.
Proprietor.
EDWAIII) W. ELLIOTT.
A recteon a
K. W. Col,Quittor,N.
42-3-
Ipmmensormomm,
lir *est Comfortable
Girdle ever...
GOSSARD
with
amazing, new
STRIDE
EASE*
*A light -as -air elasfie
panel at the bottom
bock of your girdle
thot moves with every
muscle of your body
. . . when you are
walking or sitting
Wonderful for
women 1
We suggest you consult
Mrs. Pearl Straughan:-
our corsetierre,
regarding your foundation gar-
ment problems. For special
fittings, appointments may be
arranged at your..home, or in
your hospital room.
F.E.Hibbert &Son
PHONE 86
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ASHFIELD
AsiFFIELD. (irt. 22. -Mrs.
-t'owles and children of Louden
spent the vveek-end with her either,
Mr. 1'). A. SlacI)onald.
Mr. and Mrs. 1)11110:1 fl Maelienzip
of IaAluilsh spent a eve): ie 1)e:1
troit with relatives.
1 Mr. and Sirs. Cellineen. and
Mary 1.44411 returned hone» after
spending :1 week in 10', reit.
Dr. and Mrs. IVenzel of Detreit
o re seending a few days with Mr.
and Mrs. Will Maeltotiold deal
friends in
Fit Lieut. Dottold The Leon and
Mrs. Mao 1.1.:111 :11111 a:114;111er of
Treeton, formerly ef Vole -mow%
spent o foe :1 YS 4I» li 11,q1*
11,1440? ri lid 114 no 141 Nee Lea IL
Mr,. 11e11rY M OCR:141%1P V1,111,11 11
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M 1'N. 1)4(1111141 ef Leek»
new is spending 1114', W1111 CT 44 11 It
lust' 141o(her. ND. 1). .11;14•10,,,alie`
and o 1,0 Mrs. Roil Nett -Lennon.
' Geerge 11
eittir•Pstsiitli n heart itti)
en Saturday :Ind ea. token t.,
hespitel 4' here he died
(Iloilo; the night et the :ore of nt
yeors Ile is '41114 1) ed 1st te,
widow, the former MOO Kelly and
tAo small hildren. The funeral
takes peel. te(Lo , 4, the mute._
belit.ty eemetery.
Mr. am, Mrs Nerinan 4E4'4 -senor
'visited 4'! 1-114114 in De reit reeentl.
_Mies Minnie t twa rt 411 111 tp,r
eoesin, Sirs. A'4'\ Fin4o3 .0n and
1011:141 )»f Imo:11041 )).115,1 wtyk
1111 11011 11 , kb rein
hey wolit
be little
very long
But you can remember mar
children's precious growing-ap
years forever with professioa-
ally made portraits. Phone fei.
an appointment today.
HENDERSON'S
THE SQUARE
CREWE
CREWE, Oct. 22.-N1rs. T. 11»
Culbert is visiting in Hamilton wok
Ieilidea..ughter, airs. Dutlie. and. Ale.
Mr. and,' Mrs. Alto' 141 (':i 111141401!
and Mr. Will. Campbell 44 Auteirn
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. C. Crozier and family.
Mr. and Mrs. John » Blake of
#1/02110 Vi
*Ingham ,vve-Sir Sunday evening
visitors with Mr. and* Mrs. Lorne
Hasty and Mr. Hasty.
Sympathy of the community 13
extended to 'Mrs. Will Reid in the
death of her uncle, Mr. J. » Wilson;
Isf AtrIsurn. »•
Mr. and 31u -s. John Reis and -little
(1:tierle ens. Mrs, 1.. Crozier • and
LOrena of Londim were Sunday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Crozier and family and Roy Maize.
i.:AKE SURE OF -JOUR SUPPLY NOW!
°MASTER PERMATILL
(Ethylene 0.7-syroll
PERMANENT NTI-FREEZE
sia'rsetsed equal protection to
the het -Known Breeds -CANADIAN
TUE SAVES YOU $1.00 A SALLOW.
PERMA - FILL Concen-
trated Ethylene Glycol
Aatti-Freese protect .1
down to 50 degrees be-
low zero; one filling lasts
winter. Cannot dam-
age ear f•iniils, hose Or
gaskett- guards against
rust awed corrosion.
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GAL,
QUART ' 1.28
Save
Safely
Moto-Mastor "Supei- ANTI -FREEZE
NEW IMPROVED FORMULA -Cont boil away at normal
engine temperatures; gives ample, quick heat front car
heater. One gallon protects ns-.:st cars. Special inhibitors
prevent rust and corrosion.
Quart Cal.
...14 2.48
SPARK PLUG' PRb- DEFROSTER F A i4 -
TECTORS - Seoi out Streamlined ,electric
moisture, frost, fog» model; flexible rubber
Keep work plugs dryblades, heavy duty
Set of 6 - Set of II motor ond 2 -speed
.69 .843 switch 8.65
FLEXIBLE METAL TUBING -
Leak -proof non -corrosive. For ow.
houst pipes, carburetor oir In-
lets, hot oir heoters, etc. 1" to
4" dicfen. Per ft. from .19
HEATER 14 . s Re- DEFROSTER ..11'
inforced cord _tog long (Coonnwectschiecoicir heater
life. Replace worn! for clear vision 'ucitri71-‘
hose now at CTC sov-
ings Per f• una; 13 ilf , to "
most carfacto-y
s.
.17 3.65
ski3OP
FROST SHIELD SET-;--hfevents In-
terior steaming ond frosting ...of
car window_ ond windshield.
Easily applied -almost invisible.
Set .29
RADIATOR LIQUID SOLDER - Seals 1
e before odd -
leaks, saves onti-freere . .29
RADIATOR FLUSH-Us1
mg ant i -f,e,,-4 .29
ENGINE WELO - Permanently welds I
water leoks .. __ __ .49
SNOW DEFLECTOR -
Snops on to hood -
deflects snow and
sleet away from wirxl-
shield. Horsdsome
ored plastic .... 49
THERMOSTATS -
Ensure quick he
; frcon car » heater.
I Original egutornent
' quality. . As. W.
1.05
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Phonis 49.
NORTH ST.
Ooderich, Ont,
L. 0. Whetstone