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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1953-12-11, Page 7i !r. ;St !�S 4 jt r ar y es), H ki> r, c re in` 7.$) . Jot* and axe 'alae. peat sxe$Qr, 'ems two *0:01P3041 with with"relatives here. Mrs. Bell re- M. and M. William Johne, 1VLt'. Burnett to 14,ng Island to tlpend,,tlie' and Ms. Willis= 'Boutly and I tr. 4.*rietmae with her. ; da> .. u , Mra. ariee Ste'ph'en attend. tern there, lits ,Matin Aching went '40# SSg4ay with peri ,daughter, Macs e $ epheu, and waif visit ''there tot a few deeee. MIRY WANTED FOR THE CHRISTMAS MARKET We Pay THE BEST PRICES FOR GOOD QUALITY Poultry, Fowl, Ducks, Chickens, Geese and Turkeys BOUGHT LIVE OR DRESSED WEIGHTS Ducks, Geese and Turkeys bought up to and including Dec. 16th only DUBLIN (REAMERY and POULTRY PACKERS Telephone: DUBLIN 68 Festive' times call fos Me sparkling goodness of Coke So delicious with food . i ii se easy to serve fledediag herd hum Phis deposit ,2c per be* Authorized bottler or Coca-Cola under contract with Cow -Cola Ltd. ESBECO LIMITED 858 •ERIE, 'STREET, STRATFORD. ONT. — PHONE . "Cekp" le a reglptered trademark TB teer;idep.e, civ tla%fkfit.ede i ay ro-. Bees and f Stell•, t le fo talk of enduring peape. �r'i • out de iiberate m •des ns)to tielp Cli Qrc .:. . S"I^ 'Canadians tiee "a great and ink .ne4lete cl�'A1eteeffe" ii the, devalp 'OS of oloa�er, tree, training relay tionshipe •aa+:d �a ''mOre ilatetiee'i'Q'e; ecAApmio nee of their, resin reel, 'Gordon R. Balt told Bank, of Mont- real shareholders is) his first areal dleilttal address this week at their 136th annual meeting. "Our interest su the immediate future," said Mr. Ball, "is in the speedy, furtherance of trade poli- cies based fundamentally on recog- nition of three facts; trate. that ZION ,Mr. and 'Mrs. Charles honey and family visited with Mr. and' Mrs. George .Ahrens on Sunday. 1VIrs. George .Grahaw . visited with Mrs. James Malcolm over the week end. Miss Nancy ,tannin had a slight operation on her eye in Stratford Hospital on Thursday, but is now home feeling fine again. Master Jimmie and 'Glenne Sheldon, :St. 'Marys, spent a feet days with their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Dalton ,Malcolm, re- turning to their home on, Sunday. ed the Usborne couneil�anquet at Monetta.,'Menards and were enter- tained afterwards at title home of Mr. and Mrs. Fall Mitchell. Mr. Lewis Wood's, Stokes Bay, is visiting with his brother and: family, Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Woods. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jacques, Zion, visited Sunday with. ,Mr. and Mrs. 1P. Murch. .Mr. end Mrs. Jack Robinson, Stephen and David, of Avonbank, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stephen. Miss Florence Heywood, Strat- ford, trat ford, visited last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Heywood. Mr. and .Mrs. John Ridley spent Sunday with ,Mr. and ,Mrs. John 'Willis, Exeter. YOU CAN DEPEND ON When kidneys fail to remove excess acids-�..,`_ .' ', and wastes, back- DODOSache tired �'• disturbed react often ; 1(1,LIMEY follow. Dod'd's ; PILLS Kidney Pills coma- ', late kidney to y i ` �' normal duty. You ` feel bettor—sleep better work better. lief Dadd9 eE aqy You cau depend m Dodds. less forst trate O►untries to (help tbenaiseives 'by giving thean a fair Fha>aee to sell . in external Mar- kets." Mr. Ball said that the real mea- sure of improvement that had tak- en place in the sphere of Internee tional trade and finance during the Past year 'presients for the collo.- tries ouptries of the free world a great op- portunity for 'further bold advanc- es towards closer and freer trading relationships and thus towards more intensive and economic use of resources. "It would be tragic," he said, "if, just at the time when the military and 'political defences of nations of goodwill were being strengthen- ed, the economic ,gains of the re- cent past were to be lost. It is up to all of us, in all countries, who stand with. private enterprise, to demonstrate here and now that the system that we rightly believe produces moat and contributes most fully to well-being floes not inevitably beget periods of slump and mass unemployment. "That,as I see it, is the great and immediate challenge of the present day. And that challenge will pot be met if the bogey of over -production 'should drive indi- vidual nations' behind the barri- cades of 'high tariffsand intensi- fied restrictions." Optimism Plus Sober Realism In a brief review of the business scenes during 1953, the 'president emphasized that comuetition ,had been keen, in both 'domestic and foreign trade, and that certain in- dustries were encountering diffi- culties. "We seem," Mr. Ball said, "to Vir�la o e $ se, ,,ilore 'apaaacent, i citta certainit! .4A•e.s nista: ••',$199147 view ;Qt the o>tta; AQk, It `does .e'uggeet the need for A 319ait<h37 awafieaaess that i* ,01 faiieligtela of eas q,, &ening and mug �prod,te are subsiding'. I am Ball: an eetilaaiet regarding Caan�ad+a's re anuu i staters„ erste Arthur Q:, sen, general Manager, reported that the Peet yeard seen new h,g ; reCords In'th ;'b�a 's n2fl al'11 tion, with total resources at 2,3Ot million. TTENTIC,N AL FARMERS'! WE ARE DISCONTINUING CUSTOM KILLING UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE ! PLEASE DO NOT BRING IN ANY "LIVESTOCK ON CHANCE, AS WE ARE SORRY WE CAN'T OBLIGE YOU. THANK YOU! STANLEY'S ABATTOIR Burton A. Stanley CLINTON, ONT. 5 "Debeliture t lei ufe r. nvestinent'.1; been looking fors! '.'My Huron & Erie debentures.guarantee me 4% interest on my savings, anti' they're a most dependable. investment. I can buy them for a 5 -year term, and "re for as little as $100. Debentures were tailor-made for my investment needs.". ,f�olftbir"', Huron& Eite MOR'T'GAGE COP.1,012 A'1'i0N "Older than the Dominion of Canada" District Representatives) listed befow: ,4111 Hensall — F. G. Bonthron Seaforth — Watson & Reid Head Office — London, Ontario Expositor Want Ads Bring Results — Phone 41 THE VOICE OF TEMPERANCE Drinking is the downfall 01 many teen-agers, who get into trouble with the law. This is the opinion of Alfred H. Sumpter, recently ap- pointed ' probation officer for the York County courts of Wiilowdale and Newmarket. "It brings out the ugly side in them," he says. "They may steal through conceit or greed or malice, but they wouldn't do it if they were sober." Sobriety is one of the conditions of ,probation under which the offender is given suspended sentence with a period of su'perviion under . the probation officer, usually a year or more. Mr. Sumpter's cases include adults of all ages, but the majority are in the late 'teen-age group and are first offenders. York County, Mr. Sumpter's territory, bas a variety and multiplicityof liquor outlets. It would seem that their harvest is heavy. This is one crop our Hur- on County does not grow well. This advertisement is inserted by The Huron County Temperance Federation.-'(Ad'vt.)- These Little Stamps Eight Tuberculosis REMEMBER -- everything you contribute to the fight against Tuberculosis not only helps others . . it protects YOU and thoese in YOUR FAMILY! Buy ' `Chris Seals Fend Your Contribution NOW! — • — Space contributed in the service of this Community by John Labatt Limited OREWERS etNCE 1832 ?;• ,..,E A GENERAL MOTORS%VALtf Yes, the new GMC is ready to go—ready to bring you new heights in pulling power, carry- ing power, and staying power. It's handsomer loo with its massive redesigned front end, new headlight spacing and driver -planned cabs. But this year the GMC story is truly a power story. In over 50 models you can choose from the widest range of engines, transmissions and axles on the market. From this brilliant range of power units you can get the exact combination to haul your specific loads with, the highest efficiency. And though new efficient power is a big feature it is just one of the many which makes GMC outstanding. There's over 70 new features in all—and every last one is designed to give higher performance, greater profit, greater comfort and convenience. Nothing has been overlooked in the forward march to bring you a truck that's filled with power, that's built to take the heaviest loads over the roughest going and come back for more. Ask your dealer to explain the brilliant, new advances that can be yours in 1954. You'll see im- mediately how they'll mean great new benefits to you in your business. Then choose the one model in 50 that's exactly right for your requirements and be ready to go for more profits in any trucking job. HEeie WI � �.�zstu;P•;w-="'t BHT Here's the feature you've been waiting for. The 9300 and 9400 series now have a new Hydra -Maps transmission which etiininates clutch and Bear shifting. It also selects.the right gear for any load and any condil#on. Now you can carry sand or grain loose in the pick-up box with no leakage. And the boxes are deeper this year, giving a lower loading height. Even the tail- gate is stronger with new safety catch that eliminates rattles. NE CAI COMFORT Those all-new cabs offer greater comfort, vision and convenience than ever before ... plus a new high in appearance. They have such features as one piece "Panoramic" windshield, re- designed instrumentoanelt w ilh soft light gauges, and beautiful two tone interiors: In addition, os optional equipment there are Cob Rear Corner Windows and Shade -tile Glass. These and many more features put GMC cabs far ahead in '54. teee 8 / i eeme You gel a wide choice of GMC engines. And, alt are of the valve -in -head design which has won fame over the years. The Thriftesaster dad Load master engines have been increased from 108 to 112 horsepower. NOW ON DISPLAY With this amazing optional feature, the driver floats over bumps with no harsh jouncing. And for extra comfort, the seal is fully adjustable to the driver can select the best driving position. GMC -154A Yc �7L ;111',1,9 %y{::