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DAIRY MAID
'Qt Water, ”geaters
NAME COLLECTING
AGENT FOR HYDRO
BILLS AT KIPFEN
Appointment Will Be Con-
venience For District
Consumers.
NEWS OF KIPPEN
Word was received in Kippen on
Saturday last from the Hydro -
Electric Power Commission of On-
tario advising that the Commission
has granted approval and appoint-
ed H. H: Damm, of Kippen, as col-
lecting agent of rural hydro bills
for this vicinity.
Heretofore only the bank in Hen -
salt and Brucefield were authoriz-
ed to collect these bills, and it
3hc uld be gratifying to all users of
hydro in this vicinity to know they
can now pay their hydro bills at
Dalam's General Store in Kippeu
at all times up to the last day of
J. B. HIGGINS grace, which is specified on the
hydro statements.
'PHONE 138 SEAFORTH
The Hydro Commission is to be
Authorized Surge Service Dealer commended on this appointment,
VERYBODY'S
BusINEss
by
How often you hear people
tell about someone getting
a lucky break"! It does not
seem to occur to them that
often what we• call good
fortune is the result of in-
telligent planning.
Astute men do not just sit
back and wait for opportuni-
ties. They improve their
skills, and learn more and
more about their field of
work, thus paving the way
for opportunities.
Some years ago a certain
cellist in a noted symphony
orchestra paved the way for
his great opportunity by
memorizing the complete
score of an opera. When the
orchestra's regular conductor
was suddenly stricken with
illness, the cellist led the per-
formancewith brilliant suc-
cess. Today he is world fam-
ous!
Thousands of cases could
be quoted to illustrate how
Men have improved their
fortunes by being prepared
when opportunity knocked.
So why not plan now to
put a knocker on your. door?
No one should rely on lucky
breaks to provide a retire-
ment income and financial
protection for their family.
These things can be planned
sow on the basis of your
present income, through life
insurance. Then you will be
sure of your future.
as it should prove to be a great
convenience to the community and
surrounding country.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Perkins and
daughter, of London, are visiting
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nei -
son Hood.
Mrs. Robert Dinsdale, who has
been visiting friends in Stratford
the past month, returned to her
home in Kippen on Monday last.
Miss McKay, of Owen Sound,
who has been visiting at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. N. Long, returned
to her home on Sunday.
Dr. James Jarrott, of New York.
spent part of last week visiting his
mother, Mrs. Catherine Jarrott.
Mrs. Jennie Winder, of Kippen.
is visiting friends in Port Huron.
Mr. John Watson, of Grand Bend,
spent Saturday and Sunday at his
home in Kippen.
Mrs. Alice Cooke and Harry 1311-
Lngs, of London, spent over Labor
Day with Mrs. Jas. McClymont.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Long spent
over Labor Day with friends in
Owen Sound.
Miss Audrey Faber, Don Kyle
and John Watson, who passed
their ,Entrance exams this June,
have enrolled at Exeter High
School.
Maxine ,and Betty Lou Watson,
who have been in Centralia for the
summer months, have returned to
their home here in readiness to at-
tend school at S.S. Ng. 2, Stanley.
Hundred -Acre Farm Sold
The 100 -acre farm, being lot 9,
concession 12, Hibbert Township,
was sold last week by Mr. W. Mur-
doch Stewart, of Wellesley, Mass.,
to Mr. Malcolm Lamond, of Hib-
bert. -Exeter Times -Advocate.
by Ottawa observer
This year's September 1st, aside
from being the annual ending of
the holiday season and being the
usual forerurdier of Labor Day,
will be a date of importance in
Canadian Labor's history. The Na-
tional Labor Code came into effect
that day. Rep:acing the Industrial
Disputes Investigation Act, this
new legislation was formulated af-
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MAIN STREET
Wright- Rowcl iffe
SSeaforth, Ont. Phone 267
Note our convenient location
--headquarters for depend-
able Dominion Royal Tires -
and the best tire service in
town. Come in today.
ter ;party hotly contested, debate
o
had been held on the subject.
While the controversy has not yet
abated, as la quartere claiming
it.
does, not go far enough, others dis-
agreeing on minor questions, it is
n that erallx admitted th t taxis new
Tabor Code is the best legislation
ftaki kind ever to be enacted in.
The industrial Relations and Die-
Mites
iepines Investigation . Act, as it is of -
known, applies within the
iimts of the jurisdiction of the
'Federal Government.. That is to
transportation, railroad3, shipping„
aviation, oanals; to communica-
tions, radio, telegraph; to such un-
dertakings; as are not under the ex-
clusive authority of any province
or such undertakings as may be
declared by the Parliament of Can-
ada to be for the general advant-
age of Canada or of two or more
provinces. It also applies to cor-
porations established to perform
functions or duties on behalf of
the Government of Canada.
The I.R.•& D.I. Act establishes
the right to trade union member-
ship, defines unfair labor practic-
es, endorses collective bargaining
and collective agreements, sets out
conditions for the legality of
strikes and lock -outs, procedure
Chesterfields
and
OccasionalChairs
REPAIRED AND
RECOVERED
Also Auto Seats and Backs, Ver-
andah Swings and Steamer Chairs
Repaired.
Stratford Upholstering
Co., Stratford
TELEPHONE 579
For further information apply at
Box's Furniture Store
SEAFORTH
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standing point.
P. G. Convention 'Coming Up
With theresults u
ea a and renal... tions
of the Liberal and C.C.F. oonven-
tions having been given wide pub-
licity and having been fully d'igest-
e'd by the press in countless• editor-
ials, the field is now clear .for the
P:C.'s advance publicity. Early re-
leases from the organization com-
mittee stressed that the progeduure
planned would, allow each delegate
to have his voice without being in-
fluenced, this convention would be
"democratic,"
Serious observers from all parts
of the country, however, express
some doubts as to the possibility of
"the process of democracy" being
that much in evidence when the
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p to n o e px. ne
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Stitaezteies where there hasopt
bee , Pm iv r o ery
n any agx'ass e o C ns�. a<
Live organization for a number of
years, delegates will be appointed.
In this latter respect, careful selec-
tion of said delegates will no doubt
be made.
Main contenders- for the vacant
post of leader of the' Opposition
still are at this date Ontario's
George Drew, who has not yet re-
signed the premiership of his
province nor has he manifested the
intention of going before the elec-
torate of a provincial constituency;
the other is John Diefenbaker, M.
P. from Saskatchewan, who has of
late been gathering considerable
support in Drew's own province.
CASH FOR YOU!
OLD, DISABLED OR DEAD
FARM ANIMALS
With Undamaged Hides and According To Size and Condition
COWS $6,00 HORSES $4.50
HOGS (300 lbs. each) $1.75
Plus $1.75 per 100 lbs. for additional weight
AT YOUR FARM
Phone Collect
PHONES;
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"Gold Star" Top Patent (All Purpose Flour)
"Excellence" Second Patent (Bread Flour)
Give Them a Trial - (Quality and Prices are right)
Excellence Feeds
Calf Meal
Hog Fattener
Laying Mash
Pig Starter Chick Starter
Chick Grower_ Hog Grower
Sow Ration Dairy Ration
THEY ARE EXCELLENCE IN NAME AND QUALITY
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SEAFORTH, ONT. TELEPHONE 354
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ST
General Motors Dealers' "Foursquare Selling Policy assures you
a Fair Deal when you buy a new car
Let's bring this subject right out in the open.
Many conditions still exist which encourage the
"gray marketing" of automobiles.
You don't like this - and neither do we.
There's no law against "under the counter" deals
- demanding a bonus for early delivery.
There's no law against loading cars with ac-
cessories the customer doesn't want or need.
There's no law against selling to buyers who make
it their business to resell new cars at inflated prices.
NO PADDING OF PRICES
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We guarantee our delivered prices Co conform with the manu-
facturer's recommendation and to contain nothing but standard
charges which, of course, include Sales and Excise Taxes. You
receive an itemized bill of sale. All prices are an "Open Book" -
shey are available to you and we sell at these listed figures.
`r NO LOADING OF UNWANTED
'' ACCESSORIES
NBA
Ill cars .are offered with factory -installed accessories only and
prices are figured to cover these. We pledge ourselves to add
no "extras" except those each customer orders - and to
,avoid using "extras" to increase the delivered price.
We wish to express our sincere appreciation to our
loyal customers and friends for their patience in
awaiting their turn for delivery of new General
Motors cars.
Although the popularity of General Motors cars is
unprecedented, and the supply is lagging far behind
The demand, we are doing our utmost to be fair
and equitable in their distribution:
Phone 141
But we don't Flo it because it's not good business.
All dealers buy cars at clearly established factory
prices which with the exception of transportation,
are the same, model for model, all over the country.
All start on a fair and equal basis - and should
therefore sell at these fair and reasonable delivered
prices.
So we're making public announcement of our
code of fair dealing.
Our foursquare selling policy, simply stated, is this:
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TRADE-INS DESIRED -
HUT NOT COMPULSORY
We will take your order for future delivery, without requiring
a trade-in. However, we have many valued used -car customers
who also depend upon us to supply them with automobiles.
For this rearms we would like to have your trade-in, and we'll
give you a fail and reasonable allowance for it:
VISIfir
NO COLLUSION
While we cannot prevent our customers from retelling
new cars, we will not knowingly 'be a party to such trans-
actions. Our only interest is to deliver new cars to bona fide
csrst osners.
We present this platform because we believe it's
good business to keep our customers informed.
It's a platform that gives you a fair deal when you
buy a new car - exactly the same kind of a deal
and treatment you got before the war.
• If you wish. additional information, it will gladly
be supplied by any dealer whose name is signed
to this announcement.
GM -68A -
LOCAL DELIVERED PRICES
of Canadian produced General Motors Cars including
Standard factory Equipment, five new type low-pres-
sure Tires and Dominion Sales and Excise Taxes, but
not including -License Fee or Provincial and Municipal
Taxes where these apply.
CIIEVRROLET
Retail
Price
Less Taxes
Dominion
Sales and
Excise Taxes
Total
Delivered
Price
STYLEMASTER - 116" Wheelbase
Business Coupe, $1384.77 $188.23 $1573.00
5 Passenger Coupe 1459.41 198.59 1658.00
Town Sedan 1469.06 199.94 1669.00
Sport Sedan . 1554.20 211.80 1766.00
FLEETMASTEB - 116" Wheelbase
5 Passenger Coupe 1542.86 210.14 1753.00
Town Sedan 1556.90 212.10 1789.00
Sport Sedan 1635.94 223.06 1859.00
FLEETLINE - 116" Wheelbase
Aerosedan ................................... 1586.70 216.30 1803.00
Sportmaster Sedan 1657.94 226:06 1884.00
OLDSMOBILE
SPECIAL SIX - 119" Wheelbase
Club Coupe $1822.44 $248.56 $2071.00
Club Sedan. 1832.95 250.05 2083.00
4 Door Sedan 1889.14 257.86 2147.00
Hydramatic Drive is optional with Oldsmobile, at extra cost.
Prices subject to change without notice
SEAFORTH
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