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TIRES TUBES FREE 10 DAY SALE INGS 15 PER CENT TO 20 PER CENT WHY PAY: MORE 30X3%2 STANDARD CORD $6.95 29 X 4.40 STANDARD BALLOON :$11.46 SIZES AT CORRESPONDING LOW PRICES WITH TUBE TO FIT FREE ,ALL TIRES AND TUBES ARE FIRSTS tor' Garage "- ` A. S. INKLEY 111 esY/ille esville Cheese and Butter. a running- steadily and is a fine lot of butter'and sale . of cheese was made. which brought the price , b. Clinton, the,highest war time. All the cheese season has graded No.' 1. ars are very' much pleased aantity and quality of the• season so far. They think, she •right men in charge. ries lV1,ulholland, 'who has winter in Detroit has re- -ter e- ter -parental home :for the'. laths the 'unfavorable, weather it was impossible to hold ;party and it has been de ithdl'aw having:' it at any' rand ,,Alcock has been re - acquaintances here. e-acquaintanceshere. the Miss May Bradford. of Toronto, was the guest of Mr: and: Mrs. Brog- den iVlncM•ath,over the holiday, • Mr. and Mrs. M. Stock and daugh- ters spent the week -end at Milverton as the guests of Mrs. Stock's' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rats: Mrs. Knox of Saskatchewan -is the ;guest' of her sister,, Mrs. J, Cuilmoie, I v. Douglas'. Ward of Elmira„vis=• ited friends here' over the week -end.' Miss Grieve of Egmozidville who has been teacher here during the past 'term, returned hotne for her holidays on Saturday. She has been re-en- gaged :for the corning year. Mr. Ernie Little has disposed of his place to Mr. Norman Mali'. An, and Mrs. W. Wilder, and Mr. and -Mrs Bract enbe,rry and family of Bad Axe, 'Michigan, spent the week- end as .guests °;of Mr, and Mrs., J. Mulholland, M2s.` Harry Mulholland of Detroit called On Mr.' and Mrs,' J. Mulholland the past week. 1;; N«NEWS RECORD Ba Uflleld' f nmrly ) M? . J• XT'. Taylor, London; Mr 6P . r % Rogers, Mr, ,and 1Ye sl,unmer seasom,has; commenced Bili '!f. r e eiooitt, Mr.. and vias: P, otc. Arnongst those who aro occupy '1':- Ginif bv: Stratford; Mr, and Mrs; their'cottages are: raJJrs, S. 'll, David:"'II'astings and family, Galt` and McConkey,i :Za• set,l •n r r and Joe IeLen' r an ' Ml,. Gordon' S -Y1, . dKennedy, d Tor- nan, n rn lkrsi TI A. I awson 'aid i mily, onto." Stratford; Dr, and Mrs, W„J. T. Tall CottagotS ais'Jowett's Grove: are:. mann and family; Mr, and: Mrs. C, R. Mrs... Anderson, Toronto; 3I9's, 'Me, Vtill'and:family, Dr, and: Mrs, J, H. Donald, Montreal; Mr. and Mrs,` Geo, Smith and son 'C Tamm ' Ml:S. '13 Gunn and 1 ni`I a z y,, London,'Mr,` and Mrs; Steadman, Detroit;::Dr. and -Mrs: Shields and family, Kitchener, Dr,and Mrs, Lit ingeton and Ltitmly, W''oier•- loo; Mr, and Mrs. W. P: Clement and daughter Betty, Ifitchener and Mrs,, Southgate Seaforth. Dr; ,and Mrs,W G, m, Xing and daughter, Betty of'-Detioit spent a few clay ,at Their cottage this week, ?diss 14. Rankin`,of Stratford is pc - copying her- cdttage on the lake shore. Miss M. Campbell, accompanied by, Miss Olive Pollock Went to Mitchell on Sunday to visit her• znephew- Dr•, Chapman and family, Mr. and MY ,. P. Manners and son, Billy, Mrs, P. Doig and family, Ted: hart, 1VIrs, S, M. Thomas and little, daughter, 1 ondeli; Itrr. and Mrs. R. T. Orr .and family, Stratford and Mr. and Mrs, W; 'J, May anci, daughter. St Marys 'Ass Nina - Heard i or' Kitchener ,is home` f011 the long' vacation. • Miss Jean IV Z' Woo '',,,_ , ds. left for 'Tor- onto onto on, Tuesday :after having spent the week -end .with her. parents. Mise :Izetta Merner went to New, Dundee; last week to spend a' few days, before going to Toronto to examine papers. Mr.. and Mrs. F. 0. Neelin returned to the village on Thursday last. They have as their• guests iVlr.' and Mrs. F. Neelin` arid- Master• Fred' and little Miss Anna Neelin of Toronto.. Miss M. II. Gerrie left on Saturday to spend her vacation at her home :lie t1, Iiig'ersoll„ Mr, and Mrs. E. 11.,,I°hits and Law- rence arid. Carson' Johns motored to Marten on Saturday to,visit the for- mer's mother over Dominian Day: Miss`Anna Woods left on Tuesday to take a summer course at the West- ern University, London, Miss: Ethel Jowett left 01 . Satu'rday to spend the week -end in New Dundee before going to' Toronto where she. will take a_summer course at the Uni- versity. Miss Alma MacKay of Toronto was 'home for. Dominion Day. Miss" Gerrie', and Miss A. Woods havo been re-engaged to teach next year. Mr. and Mrs. A. Furter of North Bay motored to the village on Friday. and spent the week -end with the`lat- ter's parents, Mr." and Mrs. W. J. Stinson. They returned on, Sunday via Toronto. Mr. and Mrs: J. Stewart bf Hamil- ton visited the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs.; John Pollock, over Dominion Day.. Miss' Betty- Pollock of Sault St. Marie, who .accompanied her sister from Hamilton, left on Wednesday to visit her sister, Mrs. Geo. Hellman, in Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. H. 1VteLaren and two daughters. of Port Elgin spent. the week -end with' Mrs. .Wm. Stirling. Miss' Elva Dewar of - Toronto and David Dewar of Colborne' township are. home'forlheir holidays. Toomuchcannot be said in praise of tate splendid portrayal'. of the play,' "The Road to the City,” by the A. Y. P. A. of Kingarf, under the direction of Rev. W. A. Townshend of Bervie. It was "regrettable that the weather was not fair, thus preventing many from attending. The play was given under the auspices of the junior Guild of Trinity Church. Between acts members of the A. Y. P. A, re- cited and gave a guitar solo and the orchestra rendered several, selections in their usual fine style, Jack Hawden of Clinton is in charge of the store which O'Neils of Clinton have opened in the other half of J. W. Tippets store. 'Mrs. M. E. Babb of Stratford and Mrs. Minnie Ross of Toronto, who spent the month of June in the lat- ter's pottage, Sum -R -Inn, returned to their homes the end of: the month.' Mr. and Mrs, R. Bloomfield and son returned to their home in Windsor af- ter having; spent a few days with My. and Mrs. A. C. Brandon. Mr and Mrs. A, C. Brandon and faintly visited relatives in •Wingham on. Sunday.` Mr. J. G. Field and family of Tavi- stock are occupying W. Cotton'scpt- tage. ,.. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Sauder, Betty and Bobby Sauder and: Miss Ruby. Fisher of Kitchener were guests of Mr, and Mrs. F. A. Edwards on Sun- day and Monday. Mir and Mrs, J. L. Dixon and daugh-. 'ter, Carrie, of Galt spent the week- end with, their daughter, M;rs. F. H. Paull. Misses Lillian and F.'Morley of De- troit are occupying Mrs. L. -M, Days cottage. They have with, them five nieces: Frances N. Motley, Birming- ham; Jane and Ann Moore, Traverse City; Barbara and 'Patsy Morley of Royal Oak, Mich. Mrs. Allan. Pye and family are vis- iting her. parents, Mr. and Mrs. 0, Widcembe'Mr. Pye, who was here ov- er Dominion Day, returned to Merlin on Monday. Mrs, A. Weir of Seaforth came on. Saturday to visit her- sister, Mrs, F, Keegan, Mrs. A. McMahen, MTS, W. A, Jen- kins and Miss Dow of London are oc- cupying William Metcalf's cottage. Miss Ethel Gemeinhardt, Mr. G. Knight, Miss E. Dupius, .and Messrs, Ernie Fawn, Gordon Peters and Charles Gemeinhardt . nnotored from Toronto and were the' guests of Mai. and Mrs. F. Gemeinhardt over the holiday. Cr. S. W, Hughes, the brilliant British Preacher of London, England, will preach at St. Andrew's Church at 3 p.m. and 8 p.m, on Friday of this week, Rev. G. 0. Lightbourn and, Mrs. Lightbourn of London spent' Monday and, Tuesday in the village. Rev. L. 0. HHarrison.of Clinton. will conldudt the services in Bayfield Par- ish. on Sunday, Mrs. A. -Sterling of. London visited her brother, Mir. F.',Geminhardt, on Thuesday last, Mr. Norman Toms of Detroit visit- ed his mother, Mrs. E. Toms, 'over the week -end. - •Miss' Gladys.Davison: of ..London is spending her vacation with hen moth- er, Mrs, John Davison. Mips, Chris. Tebbutt and little daughter of Little Genn Alta;; are visiting, her sister -inn -law, Miss Isla Tebbutt. iilliss E. Bryan, teacher at S. S. No, 3, Stanley; has gone to' her Bonne in Ilariston'for•'the vacation, - Those who are occupying cottages in Deer Lodge Park are: Mr. aiid Mrs. Jas. Fitzgerald, Dr. and Mrs, 5: N. Best and fanmily,.Mr. .and Mrs. AV'. D. Love, Mr: and Ngs. E. G. Ranson and ,A drowning was narrowly averted on Monday afternoon about two' o'clock' when the fifteen -year. -old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.' Leslie of Blyth got out bb and her depth while bathing north of the piers. Mr. W. 11. -Beshop , of Stratford heard: her screams' and plunged into” the' lake fully clothed. .He reached her but the under tow was so strong that he wa-s unable' to get hen to shore until a number of men formed a human chain and thus brought rescued and rescuer to safety. First hid -was Ministered and the girl revived in a- bout -fifteen 'minutes. Mrs.: Thornton Mustard and family of • Toronto are. occupying their cot loge: 1VIs. and Mrs. Ws D. Stevenson -and family of Toronto are' at their sum- mer home for the season: Mrs. L. B. Smith and babe of Lon- don spent the week-ond'with her par' ents, Mr, and Mrs. Chas. W. Parker. The community was shocked to hear' 'of the sudden death' on' Wednesday evening of \John W Reid, son of the late' Ma. arid Alta; John. Reid of Stan- ley Township. Mr. Reid has not had good health for -the past year but had been doing his work as usual and. Was doing the( chores when he dropped dead about' nine o'clock. The funeral, which wae largely .attended, was held from his late residence in•Staniey township on Saturday -afternoon, Rev. W, G. Richardson of Waterloo con- ducted the service, assisted by Rev. F. II. Paull and Rev. R. M. Gale. The, pallbearers were: Messrs. Walmer Reid, Nelson Reid,t.Robt. G. Reid and Garnet Taylor`he deceased who -'was` in his fifty seciins:(year, was of a quiet, cheerfulsand kindly disposition and held in the highest respect and esteem b h' • lib • d 11 h y ns neap ors an a w knew hien. He was. a member - of th` Presbyterian church. Besides his sot rowing widow, (nee Ada J. C. Gal braith), he leaves to, mourn" throe sisters and four brothers, Mrs, W. El liott, Brucefield, Misses Mary an Ida Reid of Bayfield, James. H. Rei Bayfield, Robt. S. Reid, Stanleytown- ship, Wm. Reid, Winnipeg and George Reid of. Church Bridge,' Sask. Those'wlio attended the funeral from a distance were: John T. Reid, Mrs McCoy, J. Metcalf of London; Mr. and Mrs. Nelson, Seaforth; Mrs. James Woods, Mrs, Robinson Woods, Alvin Woods and Mrs. James Webster' of Lucknow; Miss Mildred Cameron and Ma, Frank Cameron of Detroit. The sympathy of all is with the bereaved ones. Mrs. V. Burt and family and Mas. •Eric `York are visiting their mother, Mrs F. W. Baker, Mr. Burt and Mr York having returned to London and Toronto respectively. tieniely'wd bits' 11•nge tu•anut to welcome •Rev R B'; Cunntniig Rev 4r'_. Clarke of Yiodefich was in charge or the evenings prograni, Rev, Mi•, Jot- ei; I, T>tctclieil, followed by the induc- tion service; after tivltieli Rev,-',„ Mri Lundy of -"Wile circuit addz'essed rho minister and Rev. iVlr.'Aln nL Auburn. spoke . to 'the • congregation, , Mr, Cummings' r ngs was then'introduced i;o. those present, afterwards speaking a very able • way a few words of friendliness,•followed by a short pray- er. Mr. and Mrs. rs, Ceoi ge Patterson and nd Misses -Martha add fl,orence Patter ecu are holidaying -with relatives' at Carlow. Mr, and„Mrs. Alex. Donley and family visited with Mr and Sirs. John Faegan over Sunday. Mr•s. Agnew and daughters', blar- garet, Kathleen and Patricia of Tor- onto and Miss Annie Walter are Vis- iting wiih Mr and Mrs John `;Walter, .Mr. Kaiser of Stratford and daugh- ter Miss Della Kaiser, visited on Sun- day with their relatives, Mi•, and Mrs, John Young. Mr. and :Mrs. Will Clayton of Put- nam were holiday visitors at Carlow. • Sta i e Torvernshijp .Mr. and Mips. Wm. .k'otter e . Blas- ter and as ter, Delmer, accompanied Mr, and'. Aire'; Frank.Clatwortliy of London'.on. a motor tiip`to Niagara Falls for the holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold .Innes -and fam- ily of Toronto spent the holiday with. Mr. and Mrs. John Innis. - 1VPiss Dorothy Innis left. Tuesday for Toronto, where she -will spend' a few weeks. 1Vliss Ann Stewart of Windsor is home for a two, weeks vacation: Miss Eleartor 1\ilcEwen spent the week -end with London friends, Mr. and MTs. William Shaddick and Miss Helen spent Dominion Day with Petrolia friends. Kiss Margaret MgGre�•or who grad- uated front. McDonald Institute a cou- ple of week's ago, is home for a va- cation. ' Miss 'Alice Corey of London was home for a few days. Miss Agnes Glen of Glen Williams is home for a two month's vacation. Miss Betty Stewart spent the holi- day with lVZiss Mary Stewart at Lee Valley. Miss Mary has purchased a new car and intends to motor home. The Rozell's had a family picnic on Monday- at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rozell. teat e s - Varna Holiday and over the week -end vis- e itors were: Misses Irene and Mary Chutor•, Miss Pearl and Mr. Erie Reid, Misses Gladys and Emily Beat- ty, all of London. ' , Miss Margaret McConnell. is home for her holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Wm: Reid and daugh- ter, Jean, who have spent the past few months in Flint, have returned,* their home on, the Parr line, Mrs; Win. Clarke has also'returned to: herr home. in the villagee. Mr, and Mrs. F. Chutor"and daugh- ter of .Listowel spent the holiday at the hones of. the fornier's brother, Mr. E. Chutor. • Mr. M, E. Elliott, accompanied by Mr, Peterson and.. Mr.. and Mrs. J, Barbour, motored from Oshawa and spent the week -end and holiday with friends here. Miss Jean Mossop of London spent the week -end and holiday with friends in the village; The members of the United.church, Varna, are talking of having a gar- dens party in the near future. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Morrison of Kit- chener are guests at the home of Mr. and Mis. M. Elliott, Auburn Mr: and Mrs. Norman Match of Al- berta and Miss Alma Mutch of Tor- onto are visiting with their parents here this week. Mr. and Mrs, Clayton Martin of Cobalt are visiting at the home of Mr. Win. Thompson. • • Mr. and bars. Win. Mutch of Cline ton spent Saturday in Auburnvisiting relatives, - Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Patterson of Toronto are holidaying- this week at the home of Dr, Weir. ' Rev. W. R, and Mrs. Alp and Don- ald have gone to Cobourg to spend two weeks holidays. Mr, andMrs, Win. "Strasser and family of Sebringville, spent Monday with. friends here. - Mr. Gormley Thon'>;pson, who has been working in Toronto, had the misfortune to meet with an accident. while driving to Goderich on Monday. He is confined to bed but his friends hope he. will be around in a few days. The. Local Orange lodge held a pic- nic on Mr. Symington's flats on Mon- day. Quite a ntimber attended. The following music pupils .of Miss Winnie Howson, A. L. C. M,,, were suecessful in their piano examina- tions: Misses Bernice Lawson, Beryl Wilson, Elizabeth Good. Primary pi- ano, (Honors) : Master Harold Allis, (first class pass); Miss Gladys :lVljoun- tain, advanced • intermediate piano, (first, class pass). Congratulations are extended•to-loth pupils and teach - Or. , The. Baptist service was much en- joyed last Sunday, when members of the Scotch choir of Toronto were pre- sent and rendered special music.:The pastor, Rev. R. B. Gracie, also gave a very -forceful Mid instructive address which; .was very much .appreciated. d Reid Mrs. Robt. Claris of 'Cleveland is with her grandmothers Mrs. 13, Fields. ' 'There passed away at the home of J. E. Howard Saturday, June 30th, Ransom Fields, husband of Margaret Fields, in his eighty-third year. The deceased had been in poor health for some time and cleat quietly away. He is survived by his 'widow, also one sister, Mrs. O'Dell of Oil City. -The funeral, which was largely at- tended, was conducted by Rev. F. H. Paull, interment being made in Bay- field cemetery.. The pallbearers were! ,Robt, Johnston, Charles Parker, Sam- uel I6cEwen, Robt. Orr and Jas and Robt. Green. Those attending the funeral from a' distance were: Mn. and Mrs. 0, S. Berry, London; Chris. and George, Howard, Windsor, Mrs, Robt. Clark, Cleveland; Mr•, and Mrs,. V. A. Burt, London; Mr. and Mrs. Er- ie York, Toronto and Harry Baker of Stratford. Bayfield Public School Report: -- Senior Room, M. H. Gerrie, Prin- cipal. Pass .60%. ' Honors 76%. To Sr, 4th Eva Sturgeon, 72; Thehna Parker, 70; Isabel Osmond, 67; John Wild, 61; Harold McLeod, '48 . To Jr. 4th—1 ditlf Merner, 69; Law- rence Johns, 67; Emma Sturgeen, 60; John -'Lindsay, 48.. 'Prizes'on, years work, Generalpro- ficiency and conduct: Girl -Bernice Seeds, (Sr. 4th); Boy -Jack Stirling, (Sr. 5th). Best Progress: Girl—Eva Sturgeon, (Jr. 4bh); Boy—Grafton .Weston, -(Sr. 4th.) Junior Room—Anna 'Woods, Assis- tant. Jr. 4-th-Louise McLeod, Maud Par- ker Dean Castle, Keith Gemeinhardt, Sr. 3rd—Carson Johns, Brown Lind- say, Tom' Castle, Mervin Elliott, Fred Sturgeon,.- Jinn Sturgeon, Hugh` 1VZe- Leod, Louis Wild, - Jr. 3rd—Dick Weston, Charles Par- ker, Doris b'eatherton, Jean Dunn, Clare Panner Evelyn Genteinhardt, Sr.- nd-Mae Murray„ Vera Wald, Jean -Elliott, William Osmond,. Irene Leitch, Harry 'Brandon, Chas..Bran- don, Kenneth Castle. Sr. lst-Francis '. Elliott; ";Stewart Sturgeon, Peanl Lindsay,,: Albert. Oss mond, Bobby lVfeLeod. PYimary:Iienneth Brandon, 'William Westlake, Eugene,Castle. Colborne Township Mr. and Mfrs. Chas. A. Robertson and daughter's and MT. Gorden Young attended' the County Cquncil picnic held at Bayfield on 'Wednesday of last week. Miss Annie Miller made a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. Paul' Maedel' on Wednesday. An induction service' was held at •Smiths' Hill church' on Friday .night, • �Cippeln. • Mr. and Mcs. Jacob Deitweller of Kitchener, formerly one of our mer- chants, were 'calling on their numer- ous friends over the week -end, and all were glad to see them again and look forward to these annual visits,' Mn, Johan Workman has secured Mr, Wiggins of London to help aim in' hie. helmets business, which he bought from Mr.. A. McKenzie in October last. M5. Wiggins has had over twenty years' exrpeienco and 'will be a cap- able successor of Mr. MlcKenzle'S, who. through. advancing years feels he is unable to,stand the heavy work as of old• - Mr:.1ticIfenzae l+as been here tyly two -years, and will sliord,l leav 'af • , Auburn,::whez'o 'ho "started off' esti fill :-nine dos hese; 3 years ago,' and where' his relatives still li ve. IIe will; be greatly missed in Kippen,'where he' is ,held in high esteem, 141 r. Ed. -Harrison and \7* l �. Stanley ' I-Ial,iclay visited at the home of,:J,. W1ozlcntani cI for afw days l elast week. and Mrs, Vi*: Potter- of Clinton wholived called on Kipper friends during f d hero for many. years,' Mrs', week.. �nmg th Moffatt was well known here and much Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Ander sorrow isexpressedMaiden by all as Miss Elva, also Mrs. John Anderson and knew her. IIel Maiden name was motored Sohn Anderson, Gertrude, Caldwell. W% extend our oz ed to ,Marlette- over theweek- ` ,ty;to the bereaved husband • They think the Ontario crhptind."ehildren,aro ahead, of those in Michigan State ' as they have enffened more frena wet' PO elft recently •n S, net at the home; of Jeff's. "Jas. Finlayson yesterday, Mr, and Mrs.•Reid aud Mr. an. Mrs, and. Rogers of London weire, visitors' of Mr, and Mrs. John Workman Sunday • 'Word > was,received during the` & week of the u lY sudden des lr t of Ma's. Lawrance � ran w ce Moffatt h live n who S ear' Regina,. but ng re. weather, than we have, 'M .n FORMER EI DED T TOWNSHIP a v rotds • MAN WEDDED IN TORONI'0 were. quite impassible owing to the. heavy rains. The Church of the Epiphany Tor a' . ai e en'o ::rn o'clock, t f J• 7 Y wit g ti e olidays at Blakewas the scene of a quiet but . tlIr, and Mrs P Smith nd' family onto on Saturday morning at eight. visiting Mrs. Smith's sister, Mrs. very pretty wedding, when Miss Jean, Meyer s, Chateauvert, formerly' of Stellarton Nova 'Scotia, was united in marriage Mrs, H. Whiteman and daughter of Toronto are guests of"Mr•. John to Mr. .CLoren Tyndall, son to Mr. Whiteman. and Miss Mabel and Mrs. Loren Tyndall of IIiilleby 1VIr. and Mµs. Johzt Butt of Flint, Re he ceremony was performed by Mdch,, were week -end visitors of v, Canon Dyson Hague, rector of Messrs, Ed. and Thos. Butt. Mr. and Mrs B Field and children, have returned home from a twc weeks' holiday. Bruce says the con°-'»- ing home' is the best part. Miss Jeah Ivison has left on avsri i t tito Regina, we wish her a pleasant me, The S. S. picnic of the happen Uni- ted church will be held Tuesday, ,July 10th, at Bayfield, Miss Etta Bell, who is attending the Westervelt bustness college, spent Sunday at home. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Jarrett, at- tended the wedding of their son, Dr. Jas. Jarrett, to. Miss' Dexter of Lon- don, during the week. Nova Scotia, the home province of the Mr. Alex. McKenzie spent a few bride, the church. The bride wore an en- semble suit of shell -beige with hat and shoes to match and carried an ex- quisite boqueii of Ophelia, roses and Mlles of the valley. ,She was given in marriage by her cousin, Rev. Alfred Fitzpatrick, principal of Frontier College. g . The bride was' attended by her sister, Miss Naomi Chateauvert, and by :Miss Isabel Fraser. The bri- dal couple were the recipients of many beautiful gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Tyndall left on the morning train for an extended trip through Easter Canada, followed by the-felicitious hopes of their many sincere.. frd, .' spend greater ,partiensof theirTheywill honeymoonthe in 1 0 S lo this M O; L people think of their Chevrolet dealer as 'a NEW -CAR dealer. partly because of the large number of new Chevrolets which they see on the streets. 'But while new car sales are the Chevrolet dealer's biggest reason for being in business, they form only one side of his activities. He must not only sell cars but he must also exchange them. Every good, successful Chevrolet dealer must also be a good, successful Used Car dealer, From bis experience in selling Chevrolet cars, he knows, motor -car values He knows that it is just as ins - portant for him to sell a Used Car as a new car . He knows that Used Car buyers have aright to as much for their dollar and are entitled to as complete satisfaction as new car buyers . . He knows that satisfied Used Car owners will eventually become prospects for new cars . . He 'snows the value of good -will. In short, our business as Chevrolet dealers depends on our reputation as used car dealers. That is why you are sure of a square deal and a sound dollar -for -dollar value, when you buy a used car here. UC -7-7-20C BUT 3''OUR From B, LAVIS, ' Chilton - AUTHORIZED DEALER ixbEduc�Y c ISN'T ENDED BECAUSE' SCHOOL IS CLOSED • kiln VCR PLANS NOW FOR A REAL BUSINESS TRAINING THIS FALL. If yeti have two or more years High School work why not consider A Secretarial Course at the Q .Y-: (School 1 • i { as fi wl.J li PHONE 198 CLINTON, ONTARIO B. F. WARD, B.A.; M., Principal 68-2. Furniture Upholstering Repairing n OVER 200 SAMPLES OF COVERINGS TO CHOOSE FR0r11. TREE ESTIMATE GIVEN O N ALL W;ORT?~ P. A. Zinfi E MA4'01 • NELSON STREET, GODERIGII ONT. 68-tf.