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Coming Events Notices
cTAGrE SHOW AND BARN DANCE—IN
A-' Person, Bob Mason and the Western
S"wieggbillies, featuring Lloyd Cornell,
Clinton Town Hall, Saturday, December
Brt, , 8.30 p.m. to 12. Heard daily over
CFPL, London, 11.45 a.m. to 12.15 p -m-
4226-1
DN
ACE AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE
Ballroom, Mitchell, Friday night, Dec.
10th. Bring your friends and enjoy danc-
ing {n this Popular Ballroom to the music
of Roes Pearce and His Melody Mestere.
4226x.1
Lost and Found
STRAYED—A'E.4FER STRAYED ONTO
Lot 30, Con. 1, Tuckersmith, a week
ago. Owner may have same by proving
property and paying charges. GORDON
ELLIOTT, Brucefledd. Phone 659 r 22.
4226x3
"p OUND—ON MAIN STREET, ON SAT-
urday morning, a sum of money.
Owner may have same by applying to
DONALD MOYLAN. Phone 64 r 25,
Dublin 4226x1
Auction Sales
AUCTION SALE
Lots.—For sale by public auction,
subject to reserve bid, seven -roomed frame
crouse, with green aiding, situated on Chalk
and Crombie Sts., Seaforth, together with
Lots 109, 110, 111, 112, 113, 114, 115 and
116, on Wednesday, December 29th, at 2
p.m.. on the premises. Harold Jackson.
Auotioneer, for the ESTATE OF 'MEI
LATE HERBERT S2IALE.
RADIO REPAIRING — WILL REPAIR
all makes of radios. Will pick up
Mondays and Thursdays at E. H. Close's
Barber Shop. GLEN KECHNIE. Blyth.
NOTICE—WE ARE ALWAYS LOOK-
ing for a new customer to please him.
Why not call 60 in Dublin and have your
Eggs and Poultry picked up at your door.
We haul poultry to the U.S.A. and can
offer you a good price. STAPLETON'S
PRODUCE, Dublin. Phone 60.
4218-tf
CLERK'S NOTICE
Of First Posting of
Voters' List
VOTERS' LISTS, 1948, MUNICIPALITY
OF 'rHE TOWNSHIP OF TUCKER -
SMITH, COUNTY OF HURON.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I
have complied with Section 7 of The
Voters' Lists Act and that I have posted
up at my office at Tuckersmith, on the
25th day of November, 1048, the list of
all persons entitled to vote in the said
Municipality et Municipal Elections, and
that sudh list remains there for inspec
Lion.
And I hereby call upon all voters to
take immediate proceedings to have any
errors or omissions corrected according to
OF HOUSE AND law, the last day for appeal being the
day of December, 1948.
E. P. CHESNEY,
Clerk, Twp. of Tuekersmith.
4226-1
4226-3
Property For Sale
HOUSE FOR SALE—NEW BRICK, 7-
room house. with bath, modern. For
further particulars apply to Box 725,
HURON EXPOSITOR. 4225.3
Personals
"LD AT 40, 50, 60?" MAN I YOU'RE
.crazy! Thousands peppy at 70
Ostrex\Tonic Tablets pep up bodies lack-
ing irotf. For rundown feeling many -nen,
women call "old." New "get acquainted"
size ONLY 50c. At all druggists.
16th
For Sale
pOR SALE --Fe CHUNKS. APPLY '10
JACK RIVERS, North Main Street.
42:6x1
3'•OR SALE—SKITS, POLE AND HAt-
ne,a. PHONE 668 r 15.
4226-1
FOR SALE ---FIVE SHEETS 4i x 101
Ten.,Ttot, new. HURON EXPOSI-
1 OR- 422ux1
'FOR SALE—THREE STORM WIN-
▪ dowo, 5' 7r, x et Iii. Apply HUR-
ON EXPOSITOR. 4226x2
1j OR SALE ---BOY'S SKATES AND
boot;, size 6. PHONE 391, Seaforth.
4.:2 rix l
• : OR SAT.F--t LITTLE PIGS; ALSO A
HYGIENIC SUPPLIES (RUBBER good fox hound- PHONE 33-7e,
Goods) mailed postpaid in plain, sealed Hensall. 4226x1
envelope with price list.. 6 samples 25c;
24 samples $1.00. Mail -Order Dept. T-73,
NOVA -RUBBER CO., Box 91, Hamilton,
Ont.
Business Cards
PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRS. FREE
estimates. Write or phone collect.
WILLIAM N. GOULD, 314-W, Clinton.
4226x7
Teachers Wanted
TEACHER WANTED
APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED, UN -
til position is filled, for a fully quali-
fied Protestant teacher for S.S. No. 7,
Tuckersmith, Huron Co. This is a well-
equipped modern school, 2 miles from
Setforth, Ont., on a good gravel road;
plowed in winter.
Applicants will please state qualifica-
tions, experience, references, name of
dart Inspector or Normal Principal, and
any ether relative information. The sal-
ary paid is according to the time., and
is based on experience and qua.lifi.cations.
Duties to commence January 3, 1949.
Address applications to
S. Ii. WHITMORE, Sec.-Treas.,
Tuckersmith Township School Area No. 1,
R.R. 3, Seaforth, Ont
4'224-tf
Wanted
UTANTED TO BUY—SEVERAL SETS
of dishes, preferably Limoges, and
odd pieces. Apply to Box 729, HURON
EXPOSITOR_ 4226x2
ANTED TO BUY --SECOND HAND
typewriter. Apply to MICHAEL
BEOHELY. Rhone 184. 4226-1
WANTED TO BUY—ALL KINDS OF
scrap metal, cast iron, steel, copper.
lead, old batteries, felt mattresses, rags.
Apply CLARENCE REEVES, Side SL.
Seaforth. 4226-1
QM,ALL ACREAGE WANTED WITH
kj modern buildings, in or on the edge
of Town, from 10 to 50 acres. Apply to
BOX. 47, Alvinston, Ont.
4225-2
WANTED TO BUY—WILL PAY .02c
pound for horse; for mink feeds. Will
call and pick up same. Phone Goderich
collect GILBERT BROS.' MINK RANCH,
936 r 21 or 936 r 32. 4221-tf
APPLICATIONS
WANTED
Applications will be received by the
undersigned for the position of Caretaker
for the
HENSALL UNITED CHURCH
A]1 applications to be in on or before
December 11, 1948.
Lowest or any tender not necessarily
accepted. Duties 4o commence January 1,
1949. -
1P. L. McNAUGHTON or GEO. R. HESS
4225-2
Notice To Creditors
NOTICE to CREDITORS
In the Estate of JAMES WELLINGTON
ELLIOTT
A LI, PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
against ,the Estate of Tames Welling-
ton Elliott, fate of the Township of Tuck-
enenith, Farmer, deceased, who died on
or &bout the 25th day of Nave/Aber, I948,
are hereby notified to send in to the un-
d'ersitrned on or before the 81st day of
Deceetbet', 1948, full particulars of their
elkims.
Immediately after the said 'last men-
tioned date, the ossein of'the Said estate
vtri%l be diatrtTntted amongst the parties
entitled thereto, having regardonly to
olaiht9 of which the undersignedshitt then
have netlike, to the exclusion of a11' others,
and alta undersigned will' not be liable to
a person of whose eiaim the undetsign-
ett shall met theft have ndtiee far' the
esti* so distributed or airy part thereof.
Ti,A' ED at Seaforth Ode ACh day eif
tleheiicbeii, 'i8¢$:
tt M SttititZ.
rClr, 0ti
4$204
R SALE—OAK WRITING DESK, 1N
good condition. HARVEY MASON.
Phone 137, Seaforth- .4226-1
FGR SALE --QUANTITY OP STOVE
coal. suitable for furnace, at reduced
price. Apply to MRS. J. C. LAING,
Jame.; St. 4226-1
pOR SALE—MODERN I1,_, STOREY
frame house on Centre Street, with
modern conveniences. Apply Box 780,
HURON EXPOSITOR- 4226x1
•OR SALE — ELECTRIC WASHING
machine• in good running order; also
a juvenile pool table. PHONE 24.
4226x1
SEE. T,EJIS CAR -3 NEW TIRES, 18.000
miles; excellent condition. 1946
Chevrolet Sedan. PHONE 79, Seaforth.
4226x1
FUR SALE—QUANTITY OF HARD
body wood, mostly maple. Apply
WILBUR KEYES. Phone 656 r 11. Sea -
forth. 4226x1
FOR SALE—RED WiNTER COAT, RED
velvet dress, both size 16. Apply to
Box 727, HURON EXPOSITOR.
CR FOR SALE -1911 DODGE SEDAN,
3 new tires. Apply JAMES DRUM -
MOND, Lot 2, COIL 11, Tuckeremith.
Phone IIenaalt, 00 r 17. 4226x1
R SALE --LIBRARY TABLE, SOLID
oak. This is a nice piece of furni-
ture PHONE, 71 r 8, Dublin.
----._----- - 4226-trf
p0R SALE -,15.18 MERCURY, LOW
▪ milea;re: new ear condition, Apply
J. N. HART. Clinton. Phone 64.
4226x1
REGISTERED GOC KERET. SPANIEL
pups make an ideal Christine: gift.
R. W. COPE, rio W. L. Whyte: Poultry
I- arm, East Farm, R.R. 2, Seafr.rth.
4226-1
poll/ SALE--- BOY'S GRF.Y TWEED
a.; blue and plaid combination wool
windbreaker: grey SPr-t. jacket. Apply
to MICHAEL. BLCSIELY. ?hone 1,44.
Senforth.
POR SALE--GIVEA REGISTERED
C5ckerel Spank.] pup for Christmas.
If interested, call 8.15 r 21, SEAFORTH.
after 6 p.m.
pOR SALE --ELM AND SOFT MAPLE
tape, !tester! a: the Hyslop bush.
HAROLD JACKSON. Phone 1.1 - 661.
Seaforth. 4226-1
k OR SALE .— LARGE NORGE OIL
spare heater, 5100.00; used only two
months. Apply to FRED SINCLAIR, R.
R, 2, Walton, on Highway.
4226-1
POR SALE --1930 INTERNATIONAL v, -
ton stake body truck. in goal running
order. AArly to LLOYD MCLEAN, Kip -
pen. Phone 84 r 11, Hensall].
42'25x2
poll SALE—NEW SINGER SEWING
machines. eleetrie and treadle. Re-
pairs tn• all makes. SiNGER SEWING
CENTRE, 78 Ontario St.. Strat4'ord.
4223-11
FOR SALE---CHRTSTMAS GIFT SUG-
ges•tiona of hand work of libel].
eequins. crocheting. sewing. etc. Apply
to MRS. GORDON SCHWALM. Queen
St.. 'ane block north of the United Church,
Hensall. One" PHONE. 56-M. Sox 11.
Aensadl. 422:-3
MOTO-MASTER
SUPER
ANTI -FREEZE
CY PECIALLY PROCESSED TO INHIBIT
" rust corrosion and to retard e-apora,
time
SAVE SAFELY
Quart 56c Gallon $2.19
Get yours at
CANADIAN • TIRE
' ASSOCIATE STORE
Dublin
SMITH ETtOS., Prop.
1P1 fOisi lia.;7tt=' r. •
4225x4
41,
Help 'Wanted
WOMAN TO WORK 1N )S,ITCtgow.
!Pleasant working conditions. APPily
in PeraRf or plume 220, CO.242115ROIk1L
HOTEL, Seaforth. 4224.15
In Memoriam
TN LOVING 'MEMORY OF MINNIE R.,
beloved wife of Hugh McLaehlem, who
pase;ed away December 13, 1947.
We wept—'twas Nature wept• --but Faith
Can pierce 'beyond the gloom of death,
And in yon world so fair and bright
Behold thee in refulgent light 1
We ,hiss thee here,' yet Faith would rather
Know thou art with thy Heavenly Father.
Nwture sees the body dead,
Faithbeholds the spirit fled:
Nature stops at Jordan's tide,
Faith beholds the other side;
That .but heats farewell and sighs,
This, thy welcome in the skies..
Naturemourns a cruel blow
Faith assures it is not so.
Nature 'never sees thee more;
Faith but sees thee gone before.
Nature tells a dismal story;
Faith has visions full of glory.
Nature views the change with sadness ;
Faith contezn»latee it with gladness.
Nature sorrows, Faith gives meekness--
"Stren>,eih_ is perfected in weakness."
Nature weeps, and dreads the rod;
Faith •looks up and blesses God.
Sense looks downwards: Faith, above;
That sem harshness, this sees love.
Oh I let Faith victorious be,
Let 1 reign triumphantly!
But thou art gone!—not lost, but flown;
Shall I then ask thee baok, my own?
Back, and leave thy spirit's brightness?
Back, and leave the robes of whiteness?
Back, and leave the Lamb who feeds thee?
Back, from founts to which He leads thee?
Beek, and leave thy Heavenly Father?
Back to earth and sin? Nay, rather
Would 1 live in solitude!
I would not ask thee, if I could
But patient wait the high decree
That calls my spirit home with thee!
—Elizabeth Webb.
Cards of Thanks
CARD OF THANKS
TO THE ELECTORS OF SEAFORTH:
T APPRECIATE VERY MUCH AND
wish to thank you for the confidence
you have shown in me by your action in
re-electing me to the Council at the head
of the poll.
E. H. CLOSE
CARD OF THANKS
I WISH TO EXPRESS TO THE ELEC-
trr, of Seafoeh my sincere apprecia-
tion of their support at the polls on Wed-
nesday in re-electing me to the Council
13. F. CHRISTIE
CARD OF THANKS
I WISH TO TTLANK THE VOTERS OF
the T,'-vn of Seaforth for re-electing
me :u' Councillor for 1949.
WALLACE ROSS
4226-1
Births
FORREST--P.oss and Margaret Forrest,
(nee Treirry). of Tuckersmith, are hap-
py to announce the birth of their daugh-
ter, Deanna Joyce, in Scott Memorial
Hospital, Seaforth. on December 3, 1948.
ROWLAND—In Scott Memorial Hospital,
an Tue'day, November 30, to Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Rowland, a daughter --
.liary Pauline.
SMALE—At the Stephan Nursing Home,
Ben -sail. on Thursday, Dec. 2, 1948, to
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Smile, Hensall,
a son.
TINNEY—•Mr. and Mrs. Hamer L. Pin-
ney. of Hay, are happy to announce
the birth of a son at Clinton Public
Hn_.pital on December 5.
TOWNSEND—In Scott Memorial Hospital
on Dec. 7. to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Townsend, Tuckersmith, a son.
CRAIG—in Scott Memorial Hospital, on
Dec. 7, to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Craig,
Seaforth, a daughter.
ARCHIBALD—To Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
Archibald, at Willett Hospital, Prince-
ton, on December 7, a son — John
Hardie.
Deaths
BOX—In Seaforth, on Monday, Dec. 6,
Annie Mackay, beloved wife of Alfred
R. Box, in her 71st year,
REID—In Seaforth, on Sunday, Dec. 5.
David Reid, of Hullett, in his 78th year.
CLEMilni
BRUCEFIE'LD
MARRIED IN WATERLOO;
IrtI t74 zi 3r O p1scalle.'TViI) 1e. -'•tire
di Q al Re asall News
en .Pages 3 and 6
i/Fi'C o"Lact9eaff
441 .4,
"Your present life
insurance
should cover
your
responsibilities"
Confederation Life
Association
Hensall Phone 55
Q
Cedar Chests . Eud Tables ; Cogee Tables.
Card Tables "'Costumers
Occasional Chairs Tri -Lights Table' Lapps
AND MANY OTHER 8MrARTLY STYLED PRACTICAL. GIFT'S
FOR THE .CHILDREN:
Tricycles, Doll Buggies, Trike-Trailers, Toddle
Carts, Kiddie Cars, -Play Pens, ' Etc.
14
LUGGAGE
SEE OUR DISPLAY OF PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS
Box Furniture Store
FUNERAL AND AMBULANCE SERVICE
PHONES: DAY 43 NIGHT 237-J or 180
•;r r;6' w e ,µ • ,u"- r < r w s l 5. l r+. i • l 5o' u(o w5l $ ' l u r
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Mrs. Annie McTavish
The funeral of Mrs, Annie Mc-
Tavish, widow of Duncan McTav-
ish, well-known and highly esteem-
ed resident of the 12th concession,
Yarmouth who passed away at
her residence Friday morning, took
place from the residence Mo'day
afternoon. Interment was made in
the family plot in the St. Thomas
cemetery. Rev. Angus Taylor, pas-
tor of the Townline United Church
conducted the service -s, during
which Mrs. G. Clinton ang "Near
To the Heart of God," accompan-
ied at the piano by Mrs. Ralph
Auck.land', A number of friends
and neighbors were in attendance
to pay their last tribute of respect.
Mrs. McTavish was an aunt of J.
R. Murdoch. Brucefield, and was
a former resident of the village.
The pallbearers were George Cur-
tis. Gordon Lindsay, Chester Ax-
ford, Hugh Mcl3ane., John and Alex
Ferguson. Among the beautiful
floral designs surrounding the cas-
ket were a wreath from son and
daughters. and designs from the
grandchildren, Townline United
Church Woman's Association,
Group 10. Yarmouth Red Cross and
others from relatives, friends and
neighbors. Among those in at-
tendance from out of the district
were Mr. and Mrs. G. F]ewitt, of
Clinton; Mr. and Mrs. .i, Murdoch,
Briicefleld; 3'lrs. Emily Bainard,
Argyll Bainard, Glanworth; Mrs.
A. Pearce, Port Stanley; Miss K.
McIntyre, Johnstown; Mr. a.nd
Mrs. L. Wigle, Wailacetown; Mrs.
Amelia Ross, Mrs• William Wolfe,
Cleveland.
AMID
IIAYIiIELD
�s.aawc®
Mr. Karl Wiiken, who spent the
past: seven months in the villa.ge,
loft last week to sper.ct the winter
in Windsor.
Mr. Lawrence Fowlie, of Lon-
don, .spent the week -end with his
sisters, Misses F. and E. Fowlie.
Miss 'Beveriey York, of Lucan,
rpent the week -end at her home in
the village,
Mrs. Reheny Larson is in Lon-
don for a few days this week.
Mrs. Fred Weston and two chil-
dren and Miss Dorothy' 1VIacLeod
spent the week -end. in Londb'il'.
Dr. and Mrs. 3. H. Itifitehel.., of
I'1ir111ingham, MI6., were guests of
Mr. John. H. Carnochan and his bride, the former Agnes Suth-
erland, pictured after their recent marriage at the home of the
bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Sutherland, in Waterloo. Mr.
Carnochan is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Carnochan, Seaforth.
The couple will reside in Tuckersmith.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Scott over the
week -end.
Mrs. Spencer Ervine and daugh-
ter, Mary Elizabeth. returned home
Sunday after visiting in Southamp-
ton last week.
Miss Maud McGregor is at pres-
ent in Clinton Public Hos,)ital,
where she underwent an operation.
Dies in North Dakota
There passed away at Langdon
Hospital. near Nekoma, North
Dakota, Louis Wild, son of the late
Mr. pnd Mrs, Joseph Wild. of Bay-
field, in his seventy-eighth year.
Mr. Wild left this district when 0
yGt111-1 man and vent to Nc•1tcm.t.
where he'iiwne.1 and conducted :1
hardware business tot
years. Ile is e.trvicett by two , ,o-.
tens. Mrs. 33'. I-1. Johnston (Fto;a),
of Hayfield. and F;u:'lte, of Guelph.
Requiem high rnaas 51'as ;ung a1
Nekoma on Saturday !!morning
the body was brought to Go..lerie't
by Mr. and MIC:. A`,'. H, Johnptoi..
who had .gone to 11«• with tlr 'e
brother during his recent
Tiev..T. P. Gleeson officiare2 at tate
graveside sorrier, on ue,nl:ly
morning, when burial ,';as road, in
the R.C. Cemetery, Colborne Tnw.'•
ship. The pallbearers were :lis
nephews: Joseph, Lauit and. 3-'7,
'}
Vv'ild, and Walter. Elmer and F.
Johnston, all of Bayfield.
HENSALL
Mrs. A, Noakes is a p::tit 1:t in
St. Joseph's Hospital, London,
where she underwent an operation
in the interests of her health.
The Christmas meeting of the
Arnold Circle Evening Auxiliary
was held in the church schoolroom
of Carmel Presbyterian Chilrch on
Monday evening; with an attend-
ance of forty members and guests
present, the schoolroom and table
being attractively dr-c•t, ;'tt•d with
Christina; emblems, '} rr. Glenn
Bell, the pre ideal, tont'L (•hair,
the meeting opening with the call
to worship. fol10wed with ;t period
of carol singing directed ty the
president with airs. Harold Hell at
the piano. Scripture readinr.s and
carol singing alternately was pre-
sented by several of the members..
Mrs. Roy MacLaren offered pray-
er. The guest speaker. firs, Don-
ald Sinclair, of Exeter. addressed
the meeting, basing her thoughts
from the theme, "Tile t'hri-turas
Story." During the business ses-
sion various matters were brought
up for discussion. The roll call
was answered with gifts of jellies,
jams and dainty treats which were
presented to Mrs. Sinclair, the
speaker. Mrs.. C. Kennedy and
Mrs. A. Scholl favored with a vo-
cal duet. with Mrs. C. Forrest ac-
companying at the piano. Life
membership certificates were pres-
ented to Mrs. Harold Bell and Mrs.
George Tinney, the honors going
to the president, Luncheon was
served.
The many friends of Mr, Jack
Craig will regret to learn suffered
a fall in his home, fracturing his
leg. 1 -Ie is at present a patient in
Srctt Memorial Hospital, Seaforth.
Mr. Frank Wood left a few days
a^;1 for Regina to visit his son and'
daughter-in-law, 34r. and Mr's. Stan-
ley Wood. after which he will pro-
ceed to the coast to spend the
winter v,11.11 his daughter and son-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Hard-
wick. at Gauges on Salt ,Spring
Island.
Nelson Pfaff, who recently un-
derwent an operation in Clinton
Public Hcshitai. was able, to re-
turn home on Tuesday, but is still
connll611 to bed.
"Inward Lemon, who underwent
1 serious operation 111 Victoria
Hoslutal, London, was able to re-
turn home, but has suffered a re -
'apse and .1s now confined to Clin-
n Public Hospital.
The new United Church on the
Goshen L'"e will be opened on
Sunday, Dec. 12, at 11 a,m, and
7.30' p.m. Rev. W. A. Beecroft, of
1Vingh' :71, will speak in the morn-
ing, anJ in the es -ening Rev, Robt.
Naereala
ENGLISH MORRIS
SALES
Come and see the
New
ENGLISH MORRIS
NEW AND USED
Cars For Sale
TEXROO
SERVICE STATION
Hensall, Ont.
LAWRENCE '& REID
PHONE 33
Stage Show and
am Dance
In Person
Bob Mason and the Western Swingbillies
Featuring Lloyd Cornell
CLINTON TOWN HALL
Saturday, Dec. 11 lth
rR :30 P.M. to 12
Heard Daily over CFPL, London
11:45 A.M. to 12:15 P.M.
Easy to Put On
PYRENE
TIRE CHAIN
All Sizes of Passenger /�,,��yy
and Truck 7.4U
and up
• Longer Wearing
• Non -turning
Electro -plated to avoid rust.
Case hardened for extra
strength and toughness. Carry
a pair throughout the winter
to avoid skids and dangerous
smashups.
See our extensive stock of Sporting Goods, Toys & Auto Accessories
PARNELL'S
TIRE AND;BATTERY
PHONE 248 ,.. :- t SEA-'ORT'T
15
Bluebird Registered
DIAMOND RINGS
$37.50 up
(Plus purchase tax)
g
Ladies' and Gents'
SIGNET -- EMBLEM
AND STONE RINGS
® BULOVA
e WESTFIELD
• CERTINA
® LANCO
1847 ROGERS BROS.
and
COMMUNITY SILVER
Englishbone China Cups and
Saucers
Dinnerware and Breakfast Sets
Glassware
Store Open Till 6 P.M.
Saturday, 10 P.M.
J. i
AWESTCOTT
SHOP EARLY ! JEWELLER
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E&SE1JP IN -A FREEZE-UP
6
26 FT: ittC.
WET CONCRETE '
�t
�' T.
DRY CONCRETE
! 69 FT.
NO CHAINS
• ,ilk► 40 FT.
CHAINS ON
REAR WHEELS
125 FT. 150 FT.
175 FT.—`
Braking Distances
on Various Road
Surfaces at 20 mph
169 F%
NATURAL RUBBER TIRES—NO CHAINS
1 1 1
•
SYNTHETIC RUBBER TIRES—NO CHAINS
.l 88 FT.
ICHAINS ON REAR WHEELS
1 1 1
New winter accident facts, based on research by National Safety Council,.
reveal alarming increase of skidding and poor visibility crashes during snowy,
icy -weather. Authorities urge equalized brakes, using tire chains, windshield
wipers, defrosters, good lights and lower speeds to minimize the added seasonal
,hazards of inadequate stopiand-go traction on snow or ice and reduced visibility.
Make sure_ ,your brakes and wheels are in good, mechanical condition.
Drive in now and let us check your car for safe Winter driving. Our mod-
ern equipment is -your sa feguard. There is no obligation.
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