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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, for all
its low price, brings you
ruggedness, stamina, and
exclusive truck features
you won't find in many
trucks costing a lot more.
Stuck up what you .get for what you pay wand 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 ixsoney for a truck that the track will
have to earn back. Chevrolet trucks give you
more 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" on. fuel and maintenance.
3) How well the truck does the fob is all-
important. It's got to have the capacity, power
and rugged construction to get work done—effi-
ciently 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 trucks 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.
ON THE ROAD WITH THE
Rock -bottom operating costs
Many thousands of truck
users have proved to their
own satisfaction that Cbev.
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
engine lubrication system
reduces friction and wear,
keeps oil costs low.
GREATEST PAYLOAD
Engineered and built
for your Toads
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 depredation
Records show that Chev-
rolet trucks traditionally
bring more money at re-
sale or trade-in than any
other make. Chevrolet's
market value stays up be-
cause the value stays in.
Here is further evidence
that Chevrolet is the best
truck buy.
Cr -t525
Riverside Motors
Brussels, Outario
HOW TO COPE WiTH
A )iU8iaAND
'Tips for wife on how to be en
Ideal helpmate are given in the
Home Insitetonto section of July frth
Star Weekly. .this tactual article
makes hilarious reading.
.Star Weekly staff writer, Douglas
T3lanoltat•d, has completed a journey
from Toronto to Vancauver, travel.•
Ing on 'Canada's Unknown Highway.' ,
Share the adventure with him
through his article and pictures in
July 5th Star Weekly.
'AOR SALE —•
Wbfte brick duouee, 4 afeoe beak,
1 acre of land In Village of Brhss•
sell. Priced to sell.
• 100 were farm, hydro, good bail&
toga, 50 acres of Sitting craps, sever
failing spring, $ acres of bash.
Priced to welt at $0,800.00.
100 acres farm. elem. to Viilaee.
red brick home, assn PereJh, steel
drive shed, large born. 18 emelt
!flaring eros, rest in herr and erase.
Pried to self,
Harms all sizes, and a.1sn Village
bowies and htMhtesa.
3'. (1. tong, .teal Mstaie 'Broker,
Tiritssets, Ont.
Runolman • Freeman
Battersea United Churoh was the
scene of lovely mid-afternoon wed.
ding on Saturday, June 14, when
mss FTvelyn Mary Freeman, B. N.
tic.. daughter of Mr, and Mrd.
Norman V. Freeman of lgattereee,
was united in marriage witth. Mr,
Donald Andrew Riancltnan B. Sc.,
sten or Mrs. Hilda Runetinen of Co- -
bu.rg, Ontt, and the late Robert Run-
elmaet Rev, F. Rice officiated. The
church was beautifully decorated
for the occasion with tat standards I.
of pink and white -peonies and Perms.
The soloist Wire. Cent' Newman at
Perth. Ont., who sang. "b' Promise
Me" and the nrgend'mt Mrs, O. T.
r`tnrk of Battersea, assisted greatly
h basetifying the simple servto9,
The bride parrying e semi-eaaeede
hongttat of witaa aweet pears. pink
rnaattea and ataphenotitt was gown.
art inn wthSte Chenilly face and tulle
ever toilets with a Nner-t.ip wit.
C1,a was riven in merrlare by her
fethan.
The brfdel attendants. '.Gars. Met,
tnn (tray nt Weston, as matron-nf-
hnn.nr, And Mass MatrrIeT Read re
Nrrvt. Scotia, and Mica Virginia
1"rearnert, afater M the bride, as
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brideemaide, were gowned in apple
green nylon marquisette over taffeta
and carried nosegays of variegated
sweetness and ypilow sweetheart
roses. Tltey wore watching flower
btwdbands.
A cousin of tine groom, Mr. Gor-
don Sherwin of Cobourg, acted as
groomsman, and 1)r. Walter 1,
Neilson of Kingston anti Mr. iiugh
Freeman Mother of the bejde, were
ushers.
Following the service in tire church
an outdoor reception, was held at
Stonehenge, home or tete bride's par-
ents. .T,he mother of the bride, wore
a navy hiine lace and crepe dress
with rose accessories and a dosage
of butterfly rases. Site wo.s assist.
ed in rataiming the guests by the
mother of the groom ahttred in
French blue crepe with a tonnage. of
Thfifatrren and Sweetheart rouse,
Per travelling the bride ritose a •
nink and grey figured silk dress with
pink and Haut, aOre gsnrlas and a
oink turd Arlie
'Minn their return from g motor
Itin tttreueih the New pinelan4 Riot.
Me Intl 'Sera, TLuneintin will
r ,:ice in Kingston.
4 n":sonar nfi guests from Kingston
and the attrrnandintc elarriet at.
tended the wedding. Guests were
also present from Cobourg Copper
Cliff, Weston, Toronto,. Belleville,
Mount Forest, I4asnitton, Perth,
Montreal, 4Looheeber, N. Y., and
Chicago, TB.
The bride to the grand daughter
of the late Mr, and Mrs. G, A, Dead
man of Brussels.
DON'T HANDICAP YOUR
CHILD WITH FEAR
Plsysahologtet Marynla Farnham
warns the separation of a child from
his mother may cause long tasting
fears, in this coming Sunday's
(July 6) issue of the NTW Color
Gravure American Weekly, exclusive•
ly with The T)etroit Pundevy Times,
she outliners ruts mothers should
follow wihen, leaving their children
Lor a prolonged time. Get Sunday's
Detroit TLrnes,
("ARM FOR BALE --
100 aeoes tight May loam veil
drained, near school and store..
Thick house, attached garage. hydro
bath room, bank barn. pig pen,
African house, drive shed. Situated
s miles east of Rruttte's. nn tutu
being paved. immediate noseeeeaon.
Apniv
to Rex 50. Brussels Pest,
Mrs. William Fraser
Bluevale — Service for Mrs. Wilt
lam H. Fraser, 7t who died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Gordon
Jacobs, Pointe eu Bari], were con.
(tutted in the Wollner funeral home
Wing'ham on Wednesday, June 25tb,
end interment made in Wiugham
cemetery. Her husband died two
years ago, Site was Margaret L.
Addison, of Winrghasn, and atter her
marriage she and her husband lived
on concession one, Morris Town•
ship, T.sdhr they retired and lived
in Winghem. where she was an
active member of ate Women's
tnstidute,
Surviving besides her daughter,
Is one son, Addition, Morris Town-
ship,
DEAD STOCK
DEAD AND CRIPPLED
FARM ANIMALS REMOVED
FROMP'TLy FOR SANITAR
DISPOSAL.
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SCOP 523
For Sale by
C. & G. Krauter Co.
Brussels. Ont.
EMPIRE BRASS MFG. CO, LIMITED
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BUSINESS CARDS ^F�
C. A. Myers, M. D., L. M. C. C.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEOlk
Wham St. Pitons 4. Brussels, Oat,
DR. R. W. STEPHENS
Graduate University of Toronto
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Tekorkace 45 — Bruesels, Oat.
JOHN E. LONGSTAFF, Optometrist
Eyes Exatuined. Glasses fitted.
Phone 791 Seaforth --- Main Street.
HOURS: 9 - 6, Wed. 9.12.30. Sat. 9 a.m. to 9 paw
J. A. Monagahan, R. O. Optometrist,
LI'STOWEL, ONT.
Specializing in Eye Examination and the Fitting of Chian
Office in Listowel Clinic Buitrmig
Has: 9:00 a.m, to 6:00 p.m. daily; Closed Wednesday p.m
Open every Tuesday and Saturday Evening 7100 to Dari.
Other evenings by appeistment Phone 534.
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i. A. iRann & Co.
FUNERAL AND AMBULANCE SERVICbf
Licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer
PW)NE 36 or SS•y.....,7••— - BRUSSELS. CWT.
Chtt,s. T. Davidson
INSURANCE FOR ALL KINDS
Automobile nod Fire insurance
Accident and Sickness
Agee( -tar Great West Life Insurance Go.
Atone Office 96 --- Brussels, Outs
Harvey W. Stephenson
Representative for Sun life Assurance Cr.
Canada Hudth and Accident Co.
Casualty General Insurance Co.
Phone 4So Rneeei
G. ALAN WILLIAMS, Optometrist.
Patrick St., WINCHAM
At Kincardine Office Eves, Tuesday.
Phone Whiskies(' 770 A f4, Kincardine !1.
Evenings by .lppolettsent,
Walker Funeral Home
Day Telephone 65
Da or Night Calfs
Nq Extra Charge for Use of Fumes! Hoes(
Licensed Funeral Director and Emb.Lnerr
Twenty-four Hoa Ambulance Service
Dales' Flowers Excludyely
R. S. Hetherington, K. C.
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