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lliintr tits, April 5th, 1956
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NoW,,enjoy the
'smooth, spirited take -off andgo
of a dashing new
7.1hux'sd4y, April 12th, . 1.0$6
HEN .automobiles looked like this, diving was likely to be a real sputter -
and -stall expedition. Today, the incoatparably smooth performance
of the new De Soto Firefllte makes 'every driVe'a Ore delight,
It's pure delight to take the wheel of a new De Soto
and put your foot to V-8 power that's as swift and
smooth and silent as a jet in flight,
Yes, here is performance unmatched in De Soto's field,
an engine capable of lightning response to any deinand.
Yet, with its advanced design, this 255 -horsepower
Fireflite V-8 is a modern marvel of economy, too.
But wait . . . even with all this superb power, a
De Soto is so easy and effortless to handle.
You select your driving range with the flick of a finger
on De Soto's push-button PowerFlite controls.
You stop at feather -light touch on . De Soto's new
.centre -plane brakes ... a revolutionary new design
that not only affords superior braking, but also longer
lining life with fewer adjustments,
Do Soto Firefllte
V•8 Hardtop
Famous De Soto full-time power steering is available,
too, to take. 80% of the effort out of turning.
And all this engineering excellence is wrapped up in the
trend -setting beauty of De Soto Flight -Sweep styling,
See for yourself. Just a hone call to your dealer will.
bring a De Soto to your door for a thrilling
demonstration drive.
Try the magic touch! Just press a button ... step
on the gas ... and GO with push-button PowerFlite
automatic transmission, standard on every De Soto.
A simple, mechanical system whose trouble-free
operation ensures lasting satisfaction.
Manufactured in Canada by
Chrysler Corporation of Canada, Limited
Drive the car selected as the official pace car at Indianapolis ... the new DeSoto with the Forward Loos[..
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HENSALL MOTOR SALES
Telephone 31
Thos. Coats - Proprietor
Len McNight - Sales Rept.
HENSALL. ONTARIO
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PIONEER
ONE MAN POWER CHAIN SAW
SUPER TWIN CHAIN SAW
There's a Pioneer in' your past.
There's a Pioneer in your' future!
FOR INFORMATION AND' PRICES ON PIONEER AND
SUPER TWIN CHAIN SAWS SEE YOUR LOCAL DEALER:
RADER & 'MITTLEHOLTZ
Phone' 63 Zurich
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--STANLEY NEWS—
Mr and Mrs J. T. ,McAsh and Mr
turd Mrs Alfred Johnston of Varna,
have returned home after spending
five weeks in Florida.
Ma' and Mrs George Reid were re -
tent visitors with relatilves in Wallace
urg.
Huron Temperance Notes
WE QUOTE
' IRNARD SHAW"If a natural
JbO gree +between drunkenness and sob-
11ttetty were possible in our city. T
would leave the people to choose.
But ,when I see an enormous, capit-
dist organization pushing drink un -
'IR people's noses at every corner
Aartd pocketing the price while leav-
ing ane and others to pay the eoxas-
sal damages, then T am prepared to
smash that organization andmake it
as easy for a poor man to be solber
if he wants to as his dog."
ALBERT gCH;WEIT,Z R — "You
,trust give some tirtne to your fellow
nnan. Even if it is alittle ithing, do
TENDERS For Coal and Cok
Feaderal Buildings—Province
- Of Ontario
SEALED TENDERS addressed to the
undersigned and endorsed as above
will be received until 3.00 pan. (ES
T.), THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1956,
for the supply of coal and coke for
the Federal Buildings throughout the
Province of Ontario.
Forms of tender with specifications
and conditions attached can be ob-
tained from the Chief of Purchasing
and Stores, Department of Public
Works, Ottawa, and the District Ar-
chitect, 385 Young St., Toronto, Ont
Tenders will not be considered unless
evade on or according to the printed
forms supplied by the Department
and in accordance with conditions set
forth therein.
The Department receives the right
to 'demand from -any successful tend-
erer, before awarding the ,order, :a
security. deposit iha the forth of a
'CERTIFIED cheque drawn on a bank
ncorporated under the .Bark Act or
the Quebec Savings Bank Act pay.
able to the order of the :RECEIVER
-GENERAL OF CANADA, equal to
ten per cent of the .amount of theGov-
ernmenttender, in accordance with the Gov-
ernment Contracts' Regulations now
in force, or 13earer Bonds, with un -
matured coupons attached, of the
Government of Canada or of the
Canadian National Railway Company
and its constituent companies, uncon-
ditionally guaranteed as to principal
and interest :by the 'Government of
Canada.
The lowest or any tender not nec-
essarily accented.
ROBERT FORTIT R,
Chief of Administrative Services
and Secretary.
T)c�partanent of Public Woriz
ionard Schenk, Mrs. Valentine Beck-
er; Mrs. Ernest Koehler; Press re-
porter, 1VIrs. Sid Baker; Pianist, Mrs
Ken McCrae; Auditors, IMrs. i3:. Bel-
a lerm.an and Mrs. X. r11IcCrae; Conven-
- of standing .00mmittees—Agriculture
and 'Canadian Industries, Mrs .Harold
Rader; Historical Research and cur-
, rent events, Mrs. L. Schenk; Citiz-
. enship andE•ducatilon, Mrs John Rad-
er; Home Economics and Health, Mrs
Art Allemand, ,Community Activities
and Public Relations, Mrs. Emil Be-
cker. .Mays. Elvin Rader presided for
the business; Mrs. Ken McCrae and
'Mrs. A. V Tiernan were appointed to
attend the training school for 4-11
leaders at Clinton. Donations were
made to IMtncular Distrophy. The
Crippled Children and the Red Cross.
Reports -were made by all convenors
the secretary,president and audit -
something for those wino have needs'
Ottawa, March 16 1956.
of help. For remember you don't '
live in a world all your token. Your
ibrothers are 'here too.” Advt.
Women°s institute
DASI-IWOOD W, 'I, ELECT
Mrs. Arnold Kuntz, new President, .
Mrs. Arnold Kuntz, was elected pre-
sident of the ,Dashwood W. I, at their
annual meeting Tuesday, March 27.
M. John Rader brought in the
report of the nominating committee
and Mrs. Ervin Rader was appointed
chairman. Other officers are: Past
President, ,Mrs. Erwin Rader; lst.
vice-pres., Mrs. 'Chas. Snell; !zed vice
Fres., Mrs. Letta Taylor; Secy., Tre.
IMrs. Sid Baiter; Asst. Sec.-Treas.,
Mrs. Mrs. 'Mervyn 'lieinan District Dir-
ector, Mrs. Ervin 'Radler; Alternate,
Mrs. IM. Varian ; Dfreetorw. Mee. T.e_
ors.
The citizenship group with Mrs.
J. Rader as convenor, was in charge
of the program and 11VIrs. Art Allem-
and presided. The roll call "Little
Things that make life beautiful".
The Motto The Life you lead is the
lesson you teach"' was discussed by
Mrs. Lloyd Eagleson. Mary Jane
Hoffman,and Lynda Tieman sang a
duet. Donna Eagleson favoured
with a piano solo. Mrs.. Al Tiernan
and Mrs. H. Rader sang• a duet. Tlie
guest .speaker was unaible to attend.
The meeting closed with lunch and
The Queen.
Clearing Auction Sale
Of Real Estate, Livestodk, Tractor,
Farm Implements, Feecl, and Misc.
Items. On the Premises, W3.1 .of
Lot 20, Concession 15, Stephen Twp.
134 miles west of Dashwood and 11.1
Miles South.
The undersigned Auctioneer is in•
structed to sell by Public Auction on
.. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15th. ..
at. 1.00 o'clock, p.in. Sharp
REAL ESTATE—
Con:istin+g of North Half of Lot 18,
Con. 15, Stephen 'Township.; 50
acres, anlo+re or less, glass farm; 20
acres mixed fbudl, remainder in grass.
Ample water supply
TT,I'11 S of Real Estate — 10% on
day of sale, illalanlce i.n 4 0 days.
Sold subject to a rerasonaibie resery
LIVtEed Ibid,
tSr O1CK.
,Roan Durham. Cow, fresh one
week with heifer calf at - foo4t; Dur-
ham ,c;orw, carrying second .calf, due
in August, Durham cow, milking,
not bred; Durham scow, roilkinig, due
Lia. INLay; .red heifer, carrying, sseon.ri;
ctyi , due in, IMay; part Durhal'Iis and
Hereford cow, c�arryiing third° calx,
due in Avail; part Durham and An;'-.
as cow, ,carrying second calf, due in
April; two Holstein cows, carrying
third calf, due 111April; 9 Durhaan
Steers rising one year old;; Durham.
heifer calf; red Durham Bali, rising
3 years old.
I-Iogs — 10 Yorkshire .chunks, av-
eraging 1.00 -lbs. each.
FARiM ,MACHINERY--
Ltvlassey Harris 84 Standarct tract -
equipped with puller and sc�^.• -•
M'uDeering 18.run fertilizer
+llfeDeering- rake, like new;
furrow plow; Fleury "' "'°
disc; MeD. 7x/a-ft. treat %vv.,
4-seetiondiamond haxn 4 ,
heap s uffler; 'Case 16 tt ` „,,
drum steel roller, rubber? .4
and rack; set of stem g• sum
shelters; 60 -ft. ,electric rl
2 electric brooders, port
cress -cut saw; vice, gas p 0
seeder, greae gun, colony
pails, `forks, shovels, chains;
Hay and Grain •- •- Rua,
Hay; 7,35 bushel, .nixed grafi
tity ,cosh corn.
No 'Reserve - Everything will be.iold,
TERMS -- CASH
Estate of the Late Russell Webb.
Mrs. Olive Webb, Executrix.
Glen Webb, Clerk.
Alvin Wainer, Auctioneer,
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Here's your Springtime
pick-up, dairy fresh, and
brimming with nourishment.
In every glass, you get protein
for the growth and repair of
body tissue; calcium, the
tooth and bone builder;
riboflavin and vitamin A for
bright eyes and clear skin.
Brighten up! Drink three
glasses of milk every day.
For delicious wars• to
use milk, write for
Marie Frarer's new
Milk Recipe Booklet.
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DAIRY FOODS SERVICE BUREAU
DAIRY FARMERS _F Cdpi;:+A
409 Huron Street, Toronto
Use and Encourage the Use of our Home Can-
adian Dairy Products and patronize the following:
O'BRIEN'S PRODUCE,• Zurich - Phone 101
ZURICH CREAMERY
ZURICH DAIRY
Phone 160
Phone 1.64
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Waterloo Cattle Breedi
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"Where Better Bulls Are Used"
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We have bulls in service that are top individuals with Sieh
powered pedigrees.
An example is oar imported:
SHORTHORN
Aldie Eisenhower, 34041 imp., red.
Sire of Sire
Sire • Calsorrie Adonis
Aldie Jonathan Adonis, red
Dam
Aldie Ileauty PrMe, rad
Dam of Sire
Pittodrie Ruby 5th,
Sire of Darn
Calrossie Adonis
Dam of Dam
Beauty Faith
Aidie Jonathan Adonis is also the sire of the aam of
Baption .Con'structor who •,was recently purchased in Scotland
by Louada +Manor Farni at Pet e•: �torough at $50,000.00.
Calrossie Adonis, the double •grand -ire of Aidie Eisen—
hower, is a son of the famous Kirkton Banonet.
For service to th?a or one of cr r other good bulls of all
breeds, including both beef and dairy, call collect to:
'CLINTON Hv 2-31441,
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The cost is low: Life membership $5.00.
$5.00 per cow for members.
$6.00 per cony for non'rneivbers.
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