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TOWN TOPICS
Constable Sazti hates, who has
been living in the Helmer Snell
house on Ord Street, is •moving to
the -PUO house at the waterworks.
ar. and Mrs, Douglas Whyte Will
oeoupiy the Snell residence,
Mita•. E. 1)iauin is visiting with
relatives itr Detroit.
iVih !and Mrs. Edwad fleivar,
Kathy .and Mark, Waterloo, were
weekend visitors of Mrs. Henry
McIver.
Mr. Don Hulley, London, visited
this week With his parents, Ma'.
and Ma's. Lorne Hailey.
Mr. diked Beattie alas returned
fibre attar 'spending a few days
in Ottawa.
Mr. John '77tue, Kitchener,
spent the weekend with his par-
ents, .Myr, and MTs. Maurice Etue,
Mr,, and Mrs, Homer 'Melon and
family, Loudon, were weekend
guests .of Mr. and 'Mrs, Wan. NI,
Hart,
Miss 'Mary Lou Sills, Miss Ruth
Billet and Mi'. 3. Kennedy, London
visited over the weekend with
Mrs. 0. IP, Sills.
Mr. and .Mho. L. Gillespie and
Laurie, Toronto, spent the 'week-
end with Mrs, 0. Ryan.
,Miss Nora Reynolds and Miss
Mary Mn Reynolds, London,
spent .the weekend with their .par-
ents, Mir, and .MTs. Gordon Rey-
nolds.
Ivin . and Mays. K. leclaya'e and
faintly are moving to London
next week.
Mies Betty Blue and Miss Faye
Blue .spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mics L Ntoolle in Palmer-
ston. Tilley attended the NH1L hoc-
key game in Taranto on Saturday
Mr. ,Prank Sills Sr. and 'Mr. D'-
BAZAAR
AND TEA
Egmondville United
Church
To be held in the basement
of the church
FRIDAY, NOV. 27th
AT 3 P.M.
Odeant Silts spent a few do.ye
with relatives An Toronto this
week.
Mr, and Mr's. Kenneth Lane of
Sturnia s'lreut the weekend with
'the utter^"s parents, Mr, :and Mr's,
R, Townsend.
J. 15, Longstaff, Seaterth op.
tometrist, reeent1y attended a
:three-day Seminar on corneal
contact 'lenses in Toronto.
Mao. J. W. Jtree of London is
visiting her son, Mr. Harold Free
and family in California
'Welters during the weekend in
honor of 'Mre. N. Dunne 92nd
'bimthda'Y, White11 she will be cele-
brating this Friday; Sister M.
Andy^eY, Sarnia; Sister M. M trg-
aa'ette, London. Mrs, J. A. Jack,
Clarkston, Mich., Mr, and 'Ma's. E.
F, Dunn, Vicki and Johnnie, of
Tilsonbua'g; Mr. and Mrs, J. M.
Dunn jr, of London,
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PHONE PAUL STAPLETO'N 543
' OR GLEN MCNICHOL 831r24
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Corvair BY CHEVROLET
WITH ENGINE IN THE REAR
WHERE IT BELONGS
IN A COMPACT CAR
We knew Corvair's engine had to
go in the rear if we wanted a com-
pact car with big car ride, big car
room, big car performance — and
maximum efficiency. And that
called for the most drastic revolu-
tion in auto design and manufac-
turing Canada has ever seen. What
does a rear engine mean to you as
driver or passenger? ^> .
MORE SPACE— The floor is virtually
flat. The short "opposed six" engine
takes up less space, leaves more for
passengers.
FAR BETTER RIDE—Every wheel can
sop up a bump without affecting any
other. So the ride is far softer—and
the wheels cling to the pavement
better.
GREATER TRACTION—Try a Corvair
on mud, or snow, you'll be astounded
by the difference in road -grip and
control
A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE
BETTER BRAKING — Corvair is de-
signed to put an almost equal brake
load on every wheel; the rear end
maintains solid, sure traction for
smooth, straightline stops in virtu-
ally any situation.
LESS NOISE, LESS HEAT — Engine
noise, heat, fumes are behind the
passengers; carried away by the wind
stream as you drive.
LESS MAINTENANCE—Corvair's air-
cooled engine never needs antifreeze,
never boils hi -the hottest weather. It
warms up quicker in cold weather, so
there's much less cold -start wear.
BETTER HANDLING-Corvair's "flat"
engine and lower floor gets the centre
of gravity 'way down; it rides rock -
solid through the tightest turns. Steer-
ing is light as a feather, will never
need power assistance.
LESS NEEDLESS WEIGHT — Corvair's
power plant is mostly aluminum.
And it's air-cooled — no need for a
radiator, water pump, hoses or even
the weight of the water itself. And
there's an added plus here; we de-
signed a gas-fired car heater* that
gives warmth almost instantly.
Engine, transmission, and rear axle
are, all bolted together into one solid
power unit. We save literally hun-
dreds of pounds, and that makes a
whopping big difference in perform-
ance and in gasoline economy.
THE RIGHT ANSWER s It took a
terrific amount of engineering and
Chevrolet's tremendous resources to
design, test and ss"et up production on
a precedent -shattering car like Cor -
vain. But the first time you get behind
the wheel—you'll agree it was worth
every penny and every hour!
*Optional at extra cost,
Cori,ar
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the happiest driving compact car
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BRODHAGEN.
Mr Geo, Diegel observed his
SOb1t'birthday on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rapier ob-
served their 58th wedding anni-
versary recently.
Flowers adorned the altar of
St. Peter's Lutheran Olturnh on
Sunday .an the occasion of Mr,
and Mrs. tired Soherbarth s 48Th
wedding anniversary, from, the
family.
.1dany parents from this district
attended Parents' Night at the
Mitchell -District High School, 'on
Tuesday and Thursday evening.
1Vfr. D,onadd Ahrens and friend
of Hamilton with Mrs, 0, Ahrens
'for the weekend
Mm and Mrs. Lorne Wolfe and
boys of Kitchener, Miss Shirley
Soper and' friend ,c1C 'Kitchener,
Mar. and Mfrs, Eidt and family of
Milverton with Mr. and Mrs. L.
Wolfe on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kressler and
Jack of Stratford with Mrs. W.
L. Querengesser•.
Victors with Mrs. Mary S'teifer
and 'Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Pfeifer
Were Mr. .and MTs. K. Selheim ,of
North Dakota, Mr. and Mae. Rich-
ard Steed and .family of New
York and Mrs. Jean Nichol and
Robert of Brussels.
Many relatives and friends at-
tended a shower which was held
in the Brodiiagen and District
Community Heli on Saturday ev-
ening for Mir. and Mrs, Bruce
Naylor (Maureen Hinz) *formerly
of Brodlhagen, daughter .of MT.
and Ma's. Jldliiit G. Hinz of Guelph.
Mr. and Mrs. Naylor reside in
Beaverton, They were presented
with atwlilighit lamp, coffee table,
step-up :table and money by Mrs.
H. Elligsen, Mrs. H. Wumdell and
Mrs. 11. Sholdice, and the address
which was written by Mrs. Fred
Herbert was read by Gary Sliold-
dce. Music tor .dancing was sup-
plied by Clare French's Orchest-
ra with Manuel Beuerman calling
for square dances.
The pupils and teacher of OUT
school are ;planning and practis-
ing far their annual Christmas
concert to be held in the Com-
munity Hall this year on Dec. 17.
The Community thrum group
aresponsoringa progressive eu-
chre at the Brodlragen and Dist -
riot Oommunity Hall next Mon-
day evening, Nov. 30th at 3.30
o'clock. Lunch provided. Admis-
sion 500, proceeds for community
hall 'furndsliings. Everybody wel-
come.
THE SEAFORTH NEWS--'l111u.5day, November 20, 1909
,Milverton, Misses lvftutilda and NorttasItte tJni0etl' 01140VA
Lavinia Lehr and Mrs. A. Barlett 11 am., •Mror'ship
of B'rnnner, Mtit', and Mrs, J. Aiken 7 inti., livening Study GroizP
of Sebringville, in 'the Book of Acte.
Mrs. 01n'lstina Iiileber is con- 10 A.M., 1O1iuroit School
fined to Seafoi'iit Hospital since No Y. P. Fellowship until after
last Thursday. Fain period.
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Properties For Sale
Large two storey dwelling East William st, Easily converted
to apts,'Close to Main st., school and church. Priced right
Compact cottage, Goderich st. west. Two blocks from Main
st, ,A11 modern conveniences. An ideal family home.
Priced tor quick sale •
Large dwelling West William st., including extra lot. New oil
furnace. Modern kitchen and bathroom, Recently decor-
ated. Areal bargain at 99000 cash
100 acre farm l% mi, south of village of Dashwood on paved
county road, All buildings including large bank barn and
brick dwelling in first class condition. Full price I$15,000.
We have three choice Tuckersmith Township farms worth
investigating
Other Properties also listed
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Harold Jackson
Phone 474
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McKILLOP
The 'November meeting of the
ticltillop E.U.B. Women's Associ-
ation was held at the home of
Mrs. A. Beuerman, Mrs. N. Eg-
gert was in charge of the meeting
assisted by Mrs. Win. Koehler.
Remembrance Day was the theme
of the program which consisted
of readings and poems, The Mis-
sionary apron was opened with
a large sum received. A ,contest
was conducted' guessing .the am-
ount in the apron with Rev, Am-
acher winning the apron: Mrs. F.
Rose .received the prize for the
best poem accompanying the mon-
ey in the apron. It was decided
to send $25.00 to the Salvation
Army and $75.00 to One Hour .of
Sharing. The remainder of the,
bazaar money to be kept for fu-
ture use in the church. The
Chrieitmas meeting .is to be held
at the home of Mrs. Fred Rose
with eaah cue contributing to the
program. Names were drawn for
exchange. of Christmas :gifts. Mrs.
Wm. Koehler presented each per -
eon present with a gift from Re-
gina.
A number .from .this ,community
attended the funeral of Mrs. Will
Grosse (Ida Regele) at Auburn
on Saturday.
A group of ladies attended the
bazaar sponsored by the Women's
group of E.U.B. Church Rostock.
Miss Lille Smith of Kitchener
visited with .Mr. and fits. Lavern
Hoegy.
Lorna Marie Eggert, .daughter
of Myr•. and.:Mis. N. Eggert was
baptized by Rev. A. .M. Amaoher
at the home of Mr. and Mre. Ir-
vin Rock in the presence of her
grandmother, Mrs, 0. Eggert. Oth-
er visitors with 'Mrs. Eggert were
Mr.' and Mrs. E. Glosser of Lis-
bon, Mrs. Millie Gernhelder of
C. W. L.
BAZAAR
St. James' School
Tea and Home Baking
Saturday, Dec. 5
3,5
DRAW FOR PRIZES
Second in series of
EUCHRES & DANCES
FRIDAY, NOV. 27
AT 8,45
at Constance
Admission 50c. Lunch provided
or John A. Cardno
Insurance Office
PHONE 214
SEAFORTH
SALESMAN
To Huron Voters
REMEMBER:
The only SURE way to keep out the BEV-
ERAGE ROOM is to retain the C. T. A.
Vote AGAINST Revocation
To RURAL VOTERS: If you lose the C.T.A.
you will have no further opportunity of vot-
ing on the BEVERAGE ROOM or other out-
lets in your town or village:
Vote AGAINST Revocation
If C.T.A. is lost - we can get .. .
In municipalities that were not under Local
Option before C.T.A.,' Liquor stores,
Beer Warehouses, Wine shops, and ap-
plication for Club licenses, without
further vote.
In municipalities . that were under Local
Option before C.T.A. No legal outlets
can be put in without a vote.
Vote AGAINST Revocation
Bootlegging flourishes in counties under
the L. C. A. Changing the Act will make no
difference to bootlegging.
Vote AGAINST Revocation
If voters of Huron choose to retain the
C. T.A. strong representation will be made
to the Dominion government at once to
improve the present Act by Amendments.
Vote AGAINST Revocation
x'.15. Howson. Chairman
Huron C.T.A. Committee
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