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31'4,MT ALERT, 1OVotice
last week -end at the home of Mr. and
Ilrs. Dave Martin were Mr. 'and VIM
Arthur Johns and SOT? ]"red, of VITio
Vred has Jut returned home
from Japan after eing over there
for two Wars. OtJer vlsitors were
Mr. and Mrs. Har aarshall and
Janet and Mr, and Mrs. Woodrow poy,
all of London.
Visitors last wee -end at the home
2 of Mr. 4md Mrs. alter Tigert were
Mr. and Mrs. Ke malt Meyers and
Mi8$ 'Maud 1uudry1 o Oraml Blanc;
Mieh.
.Mr. Jas. Young of .Gore Bay is
ti visiting with. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Young.
p',; Mrs. 0. G. And0Son and family,
Graham, Ross, and perle.of Belgrave,
spent hist Suiidayi visiting with Mr.
and.Mrs. John Bennett.
XI% and Mrs. Bert Crawford and
t !Mrs, Wm. Crawford spent, last Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs, Rob. Goderieil
township;
A benefit dance will b held in the
' FOR GOOD HAMBUROS AND, DELICIOUS COFFEE
CORY'S
WEST ST.—AT TOP OF HILL
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Trickle Charged
100%
FULLY CHARGED -
FACTORY FRESH
Goodyear Batteries
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EVEREADY (Super-Layerbilt) _
--RADIOBATTERY-- PACK, !`ii. -B"
HEAVY DUTY "B" BATTERY
AIR CELL, ,(Wet) "A" BATTERY "
Shell --it'roduott2bhains—Anti-Freeze
BERT CLARKE'S SHELL SERVICE
SALTYORD—PHONE 456J:
CREWE,
CREWE, Dec. 9.,--11Mr, Ivan Rivett
returned to. his home on Tue,sday,
having rtinisheil sailing forthe season..
Airs. Egrl Blake of Clinton spent the
week, with Mrs. C. Crozier.
Mrs. Edna McWhinney, who spent
the summer months with Messrs. Dave
and Bert MeWhinney, haS returned
to Bch° Bay lo visit relatives for the
winter.
The pupils and teachep of Crewe.
school are holding their Christmas
entertainment, Christmas tree and
lunchinthe school -house on Friday
evening o thi week.
behool:hcuSa 'Mao l'raday even2ug
rags° fu.paQ for fri ChrlGtMaa boX or
a ,slek g71.enc.1 In our coMmannity. Ur.
tula Uro. Allan OvlarannwWsunply tho
nivac ancl Mr.. Horace VravvgM'd wall
ii6or nannaz'er. Everyone 3
romeel.
Farm rorum,—.The Varna Forum,et
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on Monday evening. a this. week, tat
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Crawford, with eighteen present. Dis-
cussion for thee evening. was on "What
about chemurgy.?". based on the ques-
tion 'Mil farmers find new markets
tkrough the industrial use og farm
products?" During tl:te business period
plans were made to send seine mem-
ber or*embers to the short courses' in
farming to be held at London for a
few days commencing Decembex 26th,
Mrs, Crawford served luneh.., The next_
meeting will be held at the home a 'Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Tigert mudwine tale,
the form of a Christmas party. Bach
one is ,to taltec some sa19,11 gigt_and•
during the evening -thee will all be
putin a box and a: draw made by each.•
A good attendance is looked for.
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SUGGESTIONS AT
"A stitch in time" means when WORSELL'S any- .
thing needs to be 'done it is better to
do it, because if you don't do it, it
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Christmas Tree
ROASTERS
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SLEIGHS-- - -
ROLLER .'If:A.TES
J. W. NOSEWORTHY.
Friday, Dec.• 13th—$.30 p.m.
CKNX -- Dial 9.20,
COLEMAN LANII'ERNS
HOCKEY STICKS
TABLL.C_UTLERY,
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PANTRY AN SETS
We have Children's Gifts,
Both, large and s all;
Gifts that will last;
For one and all.
Gifts for your Mother,
For your F then too.
Gifts that spell hapiness
When sont by you.
Furniture for Living Rooms,
For Kitchens and Balls,
Rugs for the Floors,
And Mirrors for"Walls.
Best tilce f Furniture,
nufacturers of renown.
And thi store with the "STOCK."
i” .I;i your homp town.
Prices -are reasonable,
The advantages many.
You save many dollars,
Mid 'also Vie pennies.
So. people, act quickly, •
,Ancrhuiry to- shop
risli at 'CRANSTON'S,
"THE STORE WIPE STOCK."
WORSELL S HARDWARE
PHONE 283
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antifreeze tractor tires
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Well may the thick-skinned rhinocerds. grieve, for chemistry
has produced an insulating material that puts even his tough
hide to shame ... It is called polythene—a new plastic
that stands up to heat and, cold and is unaffected By any
known chemicals at ordinary temperature. Its unusual
insulating qualities,make it an indispensable factor in the vast, new
field of radar and television while it gets back to earth
again in the forin of simple, resilient, waterproof refrigerator
bowl covers that seem to last forever. ... polythene, in its scope
of application,is another outstandin&xample of what
Chemistry is contributing to our daily comfort and welfare.
SERVING CA,ADIAIIII
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THROUGH CH
MISTRY
• Carbon Black (a nuisance
when it collects oti the lamp
chimney) makes today's tires
much tougher and- abrasion
resistant. 25 years ago tires
ran 5,000 miles, with luck.
Today's tires, thanks largely
, to the addition of carbon
black, run at least 5 times
farther. A versatile material,
'carbon black finds its way
into such diverse products
as inkand buttons, fountain
•, pens and, yes, carbon paper.
A strap without stitches will
, grace the wrist watch of the,
future. It is molded from the
,versatile plastic, nylon,
which makes it unaffected
by weather,, perspiration or
.continuous wear. Tested by
servicemen under all cli-
matic conditions, it is now
about ready for peacetime
use.
Practical farmers weight
their tractors by simply add-
ing water to the tires. In
summer this procedure is
fine, hut in cold weather the
additiou of some antifreeze
to the water load is neces-
sary. Here chemistry steps
in. Calcium Magnesium
Chloride obtairi'ed from
C44.salrat Neepawa. Mani-
toba is the low cost cheml-
cal ideal 'for this purpose.
It has no detrimental effect
on the circa.
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