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A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE
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MORE PEOPLE BUY CHEVROLET TRUCKS
THAN ANY OTHER MAKE
More truck for your money
Stack up a Chevrolet truck
against any other truck.
capable of handling the
same payloads, and you'll
see that Chevrolet gives
you far more for your
money. Chevrolet, fot all
its low price, brings you
raggedness, stamina, and
exclusive truck features
you won't find in many
trucks costing a lot more.
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Stack up what you get for what you pay ... and join the
nation's largest group of truck buyers by choosing Chevrolet
Maybe you didn't know that by far the biggest
number of truck users in Canada today are buy-
ing Chevrolet Trucks.
They are . . . and for good hard-headed
reasons, Because what they're after in a truck can
be set down about like this:
1) It's got to be low in cost. No use paying a
lot of extra money for a truck that the truck will
have to earn back. Chevrolet trucks give you
mote for your money.
2) Upkeep and operating costs must be low.
A truck is money -making equipment. It can't
be a money -waster. Chevrolet trucks work for
rock -bottom "wages" onfuel and maintenance.
3) How well the truck does the job is all-
amportant. It's got to have the capacity, power
and rugged construction to get work done—effi-
ciently
one-a i-
ciendy and economically. Chevrolet trucks are
engineered and built for your loads.
4) The truck must be rugged, long lasting.
That's an important part of over-all economy.
Chevrolet tracks traditionally bring more at
trade-in, for what they cost, than any other truck.
If these considerations make sense to you,
take a good long look at facts 1, 2, 3 and 4 below.
Then come in and let's see how a Chevrolet truck
can save you money in your business.
0111 THE ROAD WITH THE GREATEST PAYLOAD'
Rock -bottom operating costs
Many thousands of truck
users have proved to their
own satisfaction that Chev-
rolet costs the least of all
to own and maintain.
Valve -in -Head economy, in
the four great Chevrolet
engines, saves on gas.
Chevrolet's special 4 -way
engrcae lubrication system
reduces friction and wear,
keeps oil costs low,
Engineered and built
for your loads
Chevrolet trucks are engi-
neered to your payload
requirements. You don't
waste money by buying
"too much truck" — you
don't risk work interrup-
tion or slow -downs by
buying "too little truck."
^ Frame, axles, springs, body,
brakes, and power are part
of a well-balanced team.
Lower, slower depreciation
Records show that Chev-
rolet trucks traditionally
bring more money at re-
sale or trade-in than any
other make. Chevrolets
market value stays up be-
cause the value stays in.
Here is further evtaence
that Chevrolet is the best
truck buy.
CT -4528
Riverside Motors
Brussels, Ontario
HOW TO COPE WITH
A ,HUSB;AND
Tips for wife am 'how tv ba an
idea; helpmate acv, given in the
Home Tnsttitrsr-e .ierstion of Jitly 511a
Star Weeluy. This for•tual article
makes hilarious reading.
Star Weekly r;taff writer. Douglas •
Blanchard, has cc,vm,slsted a journey
tram Toronto to Vancouver, travail-
ing on 'Canada's Unknown Highway.'
Share the adventure with hint
threugh his article and pictures in
July Sth Star Weekiy.
'FOR SALE —
White brick house, 4 oleos bens,
V acre of land In Viliage of Satan.
nein. Priced to nett.
• 100 acre farm, hydro, Good bnil4•
Inge, SO serer of Spring mope, none
tailing apraman, S oeres of bush.
Priced to sell at VT.000.00.
100 eeres farm, close to Village.
red brick home, inn porch, arae
drive shed, Targe horn. 10 acres
Spring crop, rest In hay and grass,
Friend to sell,
phtrrtts all Area, and Also VlLinge
hestmas and business.
Long, Reel Aletade 'Broker,
Tim/Panels, Otnt.
Runclman - Freeman
Battersea United Church was the
,•an::rf lonely mid-afternoon wed.
tuna on Saturday. Jane 14. when
Tia+ Pvelyn Mary Freeman, B. N.
4c., daughter of Dr. and Mr6.
Norman V. Freeman of Battersea,
was united in marriage with Mr.
Donald Andrew Raanciman 13. Sc.,
con of Mrs. Hilda Runciman of Co-
burg.
oburg. Ontt. and the late Robert R.un-
'imaa. Rev. F. Rice officiated. The
church was, beautifully decorated
for the occasion with tall standards
of pink acrd white peonies and ferns.
The soloist Mrs. Cecil Newman of
Perth. On't., who sang. "O' Promise
and the organ)** Mra, f', T.
Clark or 'Battersea. assisted ei"i tli
bea+rtifvina' the elmmla ssrvtoe.
The bride earryina a semi-rescade
hemmer of wfilta sweet peas. Trunk ,
rosettes ams stephanotis 'wag gown-
ed in White Claentlly lanee and tulle
a+,a,• affat' with a finer -tip rail.
Whe *vitt Riven in merrlar' by her
father.
The bridal Attendants. Mrs. Ver.
to; Gray of Weston, an Mat.rnn-ot•
honor. and Mils Marini Reed M
Nova Scotia, WWI MISS Virginia
la+ar of aha held,•, OA
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bridesmaids, were gowned la apple
green neon marquisette over taffeta
and carried nosegays of variegated
sweethear and yellow sweetheart
rosea. They wore• watching flower
headbands.
A cousin of the groom, Mr. Ger-
d-on
er
don Sherwin of Cobourg, acted as
groomsman, and Dr. Walter T, ThighNeitsou of Kingston and Mr. Ph
Freeman hmther of the bejde, were
ushers.
Following the service In tate church
an outdx,or reception was held at
' Stonehenge. home of the bride's par-
ents. Tie mother of the bride, wore
a navy blue tare and evens dress
with rase accessories and a carnage
of hutterfiv roses. Sha nes Assisted in receiving the guests by tha
mother rat the groom attired in
French blue (lame with A norsage of
Tailismen anti Sweetheart roars.
For travelling the bride (hoar. a
pink and grey figured ilk Areas with
pink and nave arrrsanriav and A
oink gardenia.
roan their return from n motor
trip through the New Yingiand P,tnt.
as 'M. and Mra, R,nnrtm.nn will
r r.l,te int Tangeten.
1 m•nnhar ref greats from Tangaien
' and thea anrreendleg ,'ranter ah
tended the wedding. Guests wars
also present from Cobourg Copper
CEiff, Weston, Toronto„ Belleville,
Mount Forest, Hamilton, Perth,
Montreal, Rochester, N. Y., and
Chicago, 111.
The bride Is the grand daughter
of the late Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Dead
man of Brussels.
DON'T HANDICAP YOUR
CHILD WITH FEAR
Phryschologist Marynta Farnham
warns the sem-ration of A child from
his mother may cause long lasting
fears. In this eomitrg Sunday's
t.Tely 6) issue of the N10W Color
ftravnrs American Weekly, exclusive-
ly with The Detroit Sunday Times,
,he *dines rules mothers should
toliow wines leaving their children
for a prolonged time. Get Sunday's
Detroit Times,
FARM FOR BALE —
100 acoos light clay loam well
drained, near school and store.
Brick house, ahteched garage, hydro
bath room. hank barn. pig nen,
chicken hones, drive shed. Situated
3 miles ()est b4 'runnels. on reed
haing pA.ved. Tmmedlnte pc eeesston.
Apple to TIM 00. Brussels Poet.
Wednes,der, :July liud, 10 I
Mrs. William Fraser
Bluevale — Service for Mra. Will-
tsm TT. Fraser, 72, who died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Gordon
Jacobs, Pointe an Barii, were eon•
ducted in the Walker funeral home
Wingham on Wednesday, Jane 26th,
and interment made in Wing+ham
cemetery. FTer,husband died two
years ago, She was Margaret L.
Addison, of Winghann, and alter her
marriage she and her husband lived
on concesajan one, Morris Town-
ship, Lahtsr they retired and lived
to Winpham, Where she was en
annus member of the Women's
Inehdhuhe.
Surviving besides her daughter,
Is one son, Add/arra, Morris Rbwu
shin.
DEAD STOCK
DEAD AND CRIPPLED
FARM ANIMALS REMOVED
PROMPTLY FOR SANT TAR1
DISPOSAL.
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For Sate by —
C. & G. Krauter Co.
Brussels. Ont.
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London • hellion - St. Catharines • Toronto • Sudbury • Winnipsp • YncKw I,
BUSINESS CARDS
C. A. Myers, M. D., L. M. (:. C.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEOP
litglieee St nowt 4. Seabeds. Out
DR. R. W. STEPHENS
Graduate University of Toronato
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Take 4B Brunel Oat.
JOHN E. LONGSTAFF, Optometrist
Eyes Examined. Glasses fitted.
Phone 791 Seaford: — Hain Street.
HOURS: 9 6, Wed. 9-12.30, Sat. 9 a.m. to 9 p.o.
J. A. Monagahan, R. O. Optometrist,
LLSTOWEL. ONT.
, Specializing in Eye Examination and the Fitting of Glued
Office in Listowel Clinic BuilAng
Hous: 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. duly; Closed Wedaaday PA&
Open every Tuesday and Saturday Evening TAO to MSS.
Other evenings by appeistment Phone 534.
D. A. Rann & Co.
FUNERALAND AMBULANCE SERVICE
Licensed Femoral Director and Embahuwe
PHONE 36 or -81 ?MUSSELS. ow.
Chas. T. Davidson
INSURANCE FOR ALL KINDS
Automobile and Fire Insertions
Accident and Breese
A u.t-for Great West Life Insu reMoo Co.
Pima Office 96
Brum* Oat.
Harvey W. Stephenson
Representative for Sun Life Assurance Co.
Canada Health and Accident Co.
Casualty General Insurance Co. �ullei
Phone 43x
G. ALAN WILLIAMS, Optometrist.,
Patrick St., WiNGHA*
At Kincardine Office Eves" Tuesday.
Tl.
Phone Wim;ham 770 A 5, es
Evenings by ,Appointnnent.
Walker Funeral Home
Day or Night Calls Telephone 65
No Extra Charge for Use of Funeral Hems
Licensed Funeral Director and Ernbahner
Twenty-four Hour Ambulance Service
Dales' Flowers Eatcluslyely
R. S. Hetherington, K. C.
WINGttT1AlI U 5BRt.1 'IEI'�
Tom* and Batu day all day (lfflct open eve i4g
!nese Successor to IL Mika