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The fabulous new 1955 MO 04cont40) V-8
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89% of salmon
Canadian
housewives
prefer Butler
to any other spread
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Naturally you prefer butted "
Its a natural dairy food. made of ra
wholesome cream, delivered to your
ratainwy while it is country-fro*.
Butter's flay& is all its own..
mild, delicate, creamy. For
good eating. good living,
there's nothing like WWI
Pa' a kaki 4f rod new airy
Pod recipes. write to Mork lamer.
MET /OOO1
A Melon el Dairy Foam d ;mole
III HURON STREET, TORONTO
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BUSINFSS CARDS
Every fleet, flowing line of the new De Soto is a promise
of action. Every broad, low contour hints of the power
that awaits your command.
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And what a powerplant there is under every De Soto hood
this year! Choose either the 200-h.p. Fireffite V-8.or the
188-h.p. Firedome V-8. Each has dome-shaped combustion
chainbers that wring more power from every drop of fuel.
Either will whisk you along quickly and safely, with instant
response and effortless ease.
Under the long, low, road-hugging body of the 1955 DeSoto
there's an all-new chassis that makes every *route seem
boulevard-smooth!
But see for yourself what wonderful:comfort there is in the
roomy, smartly tailored interior of the new De Soto. Stop
at your dealle4 just as soon as you can to take the wheel of
this glamorous, easy-going traveller.
Manufactured in Canada by Chrysler Corporation of Canada, Limited.
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AN EXPERIENCE
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Exciting POWER at your finger tips!
So convenient is the new dash-mounted Flits Control
lever with which you select your driving range at a'
flick of your finger. So smooth and easy is the
PowerFlite automatic transmission which it controls
-standard in every De Soto at no extra cost. So
wonderfully quick and quiet is the new V-8 power
that awaits your bidding. Both De Soto V-8's have
dome-shaped combustion chambers-the perfect
shape that engineers admire for its efficiency.
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-ed Higgins
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Wm. Ireland
Jals. Ireland
13111 Wheeler
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Lewis, Armstrong
jars, 'Mair
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Joseph Black.
Fred Sawyer
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Frank Sellers
Ward. Sellers
Prank Sellees Hired
Russell Bone
Charles Warwrelc
Wifred Warwick
Wm. Harman
ra ck Warwick
James Bryans
Graham Work
Frank Carter
Ross Duncan
Jack Lowe
Win. Reed
Wm. Henderson
Russel' Currie.
George Fischer
Watson Thornton
George Hetherington
Raymond, Henning
Stanley Moffat
Henry Wheeler
Lawrence Plant
John finery
Clayton McGregor
Sam Fear
Harry Grasby
Bert Jaeltision
Archie Montgomery
]Srnetb Noble
James 'Spivey
Herman Broadhagen
Alvin Armstrong
Jim Alcoek
George Noble
Erniest Smith
Doug. Smith
Sohn. Kelly
Mos. Pierce
Tom Bernard
Plan Bernard
Glen Smith
George Smith
Harvey McCutcheon
Carson Watson
Rops Nichol
Mrs. John Speir
Lorne Niteroi
Wm. Grasby
Olemen}t McLieglan.
Tolin Mattei.:
Harry Harrison
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Jas. Smith
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WALTUt"!.
The W. A. of Walton 'United
Church met on Thursday afternoon
with 13. ladies present. Mrs-. Love
preslikling opentled the meeting . with
hymn 36, followed with. Scripture
reading Isaiah 53rd chapter 3rd ive.,
and Mark 16th chapter 32 to 42 and
verses and 49 and 60th-verses. Ali
repeated the Mary Stewart Collect
and W. A. Theme Song followed ,by
prayer. Sec.- report and 'read and
approved also thank you cards
were read. Treasurer's report was
read by Mrs. A. °coats. An invite*:
ton was extended :to all the ladies
from the Walton group to their
bazaar March +30th. Hymn 101 was
then sung. The meeting closed with
Tale yer.
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open meeting evening of Mar. AM.
Delegates appointed to sectional
meeting at Wingham April '7. Thank
offering service and, social hour at
next meeting April 12. Topic, con-
cluding Chapters of Study Book. "The
Church in India" was given by meat
bars of lVfcHilloli group, Closing hymn
was .followed by Mizpah Benediction.
Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Porter enter- I
tained et dinner on Sunday, it being
the 39th. birthday of Mr, Porter's
mether. Mrs. Porter, who has'hcen in
We thew,
Chas. T. Davidson
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If your label does not read 1955 you are in arrears.
all those who been so prompt in this matter
neglected it to give It their attention.
Very poor health for Several months WATERLOO CATTLE
was able to be ;an and enjoy her dint" BREEDING ASSOCIATION
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or with her family. with failing elo•
sight and not being able to get
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all"'join in wishing her many happy
birthdays to come.
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Paid* sad Satuarliay aS duty -- Mist oval ••••,
nom Els lamesaar 4, 16.11111
- 7.30 en M.
The MiSsien band of Walton
United Chitral was held recently.
The meeting opened with a hymn
followed by the Lord's Prayer. The
23rd Psalm Was read by Catherine
Ditehanan,, tolleWed by 115 A short
story Wag told by Mrs. McGaVin.
Hymn 235 WAS. sung followed ,bye
'the benediction: -Marilyn Jelin
teittin IS to play for the next-Meet,
• Tire the register mee g
Of the. united °introit Met IA tint
Chtireit Mar. 2nd whir Mrs: Me
Michael presiding; thenie being; Ait.,
:joAtog. our Attittidesi.• *thin 155' WAS
iiillOWeld With ihe secretary's report
Alia rali call ianewerled by bathe of a
,fatitilititOshYinn, The' treShrerit
Oft ihOWed .$1129 onroiips
6) hand tin their contributions, to
first iinait§r of year. StiPlAY deers..
Ltart' baid was 46 be ready
-end of May, Antifillitdon service,of
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