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Mor -Power BATTERY CHARGER
... keeps battery power loaded
Charge battery wherever you are .
all you need is a convenient electrical
outlet. Mounts neatly, quickly under the
hood. Complete with cord, leads and
clips - , .
moa -POWER
itA7,EIY ;IMAGER
.75
6 or 12 -volt
BATTERY
WARMER
For fast starts
in coldest weather!
Prolongs battery life, re-
duces current drain. Easy
to install . fits easily in
tray under battery. C.S.A.
approved, 63 -
watt General
Electric Ele-
ment 5.95
Electric ENGINE HEATERS
Gives your engine
(A) Electric Motor Warmer —
Hangs under the h o o d. Keeps
cooling, lubricating systems and
motor warm and dry.
51/2 -ft. cord
(B) Elec. Engine Heater — Fits in
frost plug hole in block. Form-stpopular
489 to 6.6'3
With cord, plug
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3.99
MOTO-MASTER
Ignition Spray
Seals out troublesome
moisture f o r quick,
easy starts. Puts an
end to common igni-
tion
gni-
tion troubles. 6 -oz.
Aerosol .94
bomb
WINDSHIELD
SPRAY
DE.IOER
Defrosts, melts ice on
Windows, locks, lights
,instantly. Prevents
misting, fogging of in-
side windows. Easy to
apply.
14 -oz.
1.29
summertime warmth
(C) "Dipstick" Elec. Engine
Heater — Replaces ordinary oil
dipstick and keeps oil at summer
temperature. Fits any car with
5/16" diameter straight dipstick
opening.
With cord and plug
4.95
CHROME GUARD
1 .44
16 -oz. I
dispenser
Tough plas- 1
t i c coating !
seals out weather, corrosion,
moisture. Protects grille
bumper, etc.
Auto -lock De-icer & Lubricant
Thaws frozen locks
instantly. Prevents
sticking, ru sting
and freezing of
Locks, too.
L-oz.34
tube.....
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From All Prices Shown
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DISCOUNT NOTES
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G. S. and W. V. SMITH
Phone 792 -- Seitforth
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DRODHAGEN N
A miscellaneous shower Wks
held at the home of Mrs. Mer-
vyn Hodgert, near Brodhagen,
last Wednesday evening with
'about 40 ladies attending, for
Joyce Querengesser, of Strat-
ford
tratford and Brodhagen, prior to
her marriage to Bernard Clar:
ence. The event was planned
by Mrs. Earl Bennewies, Mrs.
Ivan Bennewies, Mrs, Mervyn
Hodgert, Mrs. Ivan Querenges-
ser, Mrs. Howard Allan and
Mrs. Merman Leonhardt, and
they conducted contests and
games, a mock wedding and
provided and served a delicious
lunch.
Audrey Hodgert and Beverley
Sholdice received the gifts at
the door and placed them in a
prettily decorated pink and
white wishing we11, and also
assisted the bride-to-be, who
was seated in a prettily decor-
ated chair, in opening the gifts.
Mrs. Earl Bennewies and Mrs,
Ivan Bennewies also assisted
with the gifts. The ribbon bows
on the parcels were made into
a fancy hat for the bride. Music
for the evening was supplied by
Mrs. R. Sholdice.
A shower was held for Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Regele (Laur-
een Scherbarth) in the Brodhag-
en Community Hall last Thurs-
day evening. They were pre-
sented with a bedroom suite,
Mrs. Ronald Beuermann read
the address. Edighoffer's orch-
estra provided music for danc-
ing.
On Saturday evening, a
shower was held in the same
Community Hall for Mr. and
Mrs. William Gibb (Grace Wiet-
ersen). They were presented
with cash. Mrs. Kenneth Riehl
read the address. Lorne Muel-
ler's orchestra played for danc-
ing.
Mrs. Eli Rapien fell recently,
fracturing a bone in her wrist.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hinz,
Jr., who observed their 25th
wedding anniversary recently,
made a donation to the organ
fund of St. Peter's Lutheran
Church.
Mr. Ed. Wurdell underwent
an operation at Scott Memorial
Hospital, Seaforth, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rock,
Sharon, Judy and David visited
friends in Chesley recently and
enjoyed a trip to •Collingwood
and other points.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Brickman
and Barry, of Brampton, with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dal-
ton Hinz.
Mrs. Dalton Hinz attended
the graduation of Mr. Glen
Brickman at London on Fri-
day, when he received his
Bachelor of Arts degree.
Mrs. Rosine Miller spent a
few weeks visiting relatives in
Stratford.
Miss Sharon Denby and Mr.
Gary Tremain, of Brampton, ac-
companied by Warren Sholdice,
of Brampton, spent the week-
end with the latter's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. R. ShoIdice. Mr.
and Mrs. Ed. Kressler, Strat-
ford, and Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Querengesser and family, of
Mitchell, at the same home on
Sunday.
A celebration of the 20th
wedding anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Rose (Irene Brod-
hagen), RR 3, Mitchell,- was
held at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Rose on Saturday eve-
ning. The couple were present-
ed with an electric fry pan, el-
ectric grill, electric lamp and
electric iron.
Visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe were:
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Watson,
Centralia; Mr. John Watson, To-
ronto; Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Tur-
vey, Danny and Beth, Hensall;
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Wolfe and
THE WEEK
0-04, of l tchei>er; Mr. and Mrs.
George guincey and Martin, of
Toronto; Mr, and Mrs, Martin
Riegel, of Stratford.
Lhtr Stewards of the t brls-
tiara Home held their monthly
meeting on Monday evening.
Their families also attended In
Hallowe'en costume. Mrs. Ford
Dlckison, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Pmeter and Mr. and Mrs, La-
vern Wolfe were in charge of
devotions and lunch. Filsn strips
were shown suitable for the
children. 'Prizes for costumes
went to Glenda Dicklson, Aud-
rey Hodgert, Douglas Watson
and Paul Beuermann. Recrea-
tion was conducted by Mr. and
Mrs. Edgar Elligsen and Mr.
and Mrs. Manuel Beuermann.
Mrs. Ronald Hinz played for
hymns. During the business per-
iod it was decided to hold a
work day at the church sheds
on Wednesday, Nov. 8, and
tickets were given out to all
members to sell for admission
to the minstrel show to be held
in the Community Hall on Nov.
13, put on by the Anglican
Church, Seaforth, and sponsor-
ed by this group, the proceeds
to be used for preparing the
church sheds floor for ice.
BRUCEFIELD
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Nixon,
of Vancouver, Mr. and Mrs.
Moore, of Toronto, and Mr. and
Mrs, Ivan Whiteman, of Bel -
grave, were weekend guests of
Mrs. Stackhouse and Mr. and
Mrs. A. Wilson. •
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lobb, of
Clinton, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs, George Henderson.
Hold Anniversary Services
Large congregations attended
the anniversary services in
Brucefield United Church on
Sunday, when the Rev. D. M.
Guest, of Centralia, preached
at both services. In the morn-
ing the regular choir and the
male choir sang very beauti-
fully, "Bless This House," Mrs.
Fred McGregor sang a lovely
solo, "Open the Gates of the
Temple," and the male choir
sang, "Song of the Soldier." In
the evening the Harbouraires,
of Goderich, sang three num-
bers, which were much enjoy-
ed by all.
Every week more people` s -
cover what mighty jobs are ac-
complished by low cost Exposi-
tor Want Ads.
and
Complete
LUBRICATION
CHANGE -OVER
Drive in
We'll check your car
over and get it ready
for the hard Winter
drive.
Don't Be Caught Cold !
Have your car
ready
Neil C. Bell
Shell Products
Phone 452 — Seaforth
Prepare for WINTER ! !
ETHYLENE GLYCOL
ANTI -BREEZE
$ 2.75. Gal.
1''FF''FEEDS
LIMITED
Seaforth — Ontario
COMPLETE
PROTECTION . • •
is our motto !
WINTERIZE YOUR CAR NOW !
Complete Service
FOR ALL YOUR WINTER NEEDS
VISIT
CLEAVE'S SUNOCO
BF GOODRICH TIRES
Phone 592 — Seaforth Rik
• Free pick-up and de- �SjNOCfl'
livery of your car,
• Mr• '*n4 Mrs, • W. *dor, of
f Pasliwood, visited with M.
JNeweli Gel gerr ?o MY .t n4 R*
ert, of .Zurich, .
Mr. lIalrold .Molal ,tinct fain:
iIy visited, with. Mrs. Edge 'i•4r-
rell and Fred Herd, a ibncar
dine, on Sunday,.
Earl Oesch and Archie M1rs-
tard spent Sunday at Banmilton
and district.
Check your
ANTI-
FREEZE
Now !
A CHECK-UP, IN TIME, CAN
SAVE YOU $$$$$ THIS
WINTER !
YES, an ounce of prevention can save you a peck of money,
and a pound of trouble too, when you're dealing with cars ! The
trouble we discover to -day, and repair at very little cost, could be
a major problem to -morrow . . . and cost you plenty. Why
gamble?
Drive in Today for a Thorough
Fall Check-up
OUR COMPLETE CHECK-UP INCLUDES:
• Brakes and Tires • Anti -Freeze • Radiator
• Transmission • Differential • Battery
• Crankcase • Lubrication • Spark Plugs
ROWCLIFF
MOTORS
PHONE 267 :
SEAFO
TH
PLAY SAFE! Let Us Overhaul Your
Car .Thoroughly For Cold -Weather Driving !
TO PROTECT YOUR CAR, SEAFORTH MOTORS WILL--
• FLUSH TRANSMISSION AND REAR AXLE
and fill with Winter lubricants of recommend-
ed grade.
• DRAIN COOLING SYSTEM—Tighten all con-
nections and prepare radiator for anti -freeze.
• FLUSH ENGINE CRANKCASE and refill with
lubricating oil of proper Winter grade.
• CHECK AND REFILL BATTERY—Tighten
electrical connections,
• LUBRICATE CHASSIS at all -points with
Winter lubricants.
• INSPECT and ADJUST BRAKES and add
fluid if necessary.
• ADJUST AND TUNE ENGINE COM-
PLETELY, including ignition and car-
buretion.
AMAZING SNOW TIRE SPECIAL
DOMINION ROYAL
WINTERIDES
• 24 month road hazard guarantee
• Compact and import sizes available
PURCHASE ONE AT LIST
Get Extra At
HALF PRICE
No trade-in required !
ANY SIZE
— Whitewall or Black —
-- at --
Seaforth Motors
Phone 541
Seaforth
750 x 14
Winter Treads
25.50 Pair
Whitewalls $1.00 Extra Each