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ESTABLISHED 1848 Paid In oar ear by Cauadu's eleven
GODEKICii : : CANADA
Member of Canadian Weekly News-
papers Assoetetion
Published every Thursday morning.
Sub•criptiou price 12.00 per year
strictly in advance.
THE SIGNAL PRINTING l'O., LTD.
Telephone 35 : : Goderiei. Ont.
W. H. Robertson, Editor and Manager
Thursday. Ik•..ember 1, 1927.
EDITORIAL NOTES
1,ecemLer.
•' • • •
Only three weeks to Christmas.
• • •
Rend the ndvertisrweutn-do your
Christmas shopping early -mud do It
with the Lowe Merchants.
,• • •
The arrival of the first new Ford
ear 111 town promises, to create a sen-
sation second only to that which en -1
sued on the appearance of the first,
"horseless carriage" 14 Goderich some
twenty years ago. •
• • •
An Ottawa detapatch states that 1
Ilon..1. A. Robb
largest 1n,hi.tries: by flour *1141
grist wills. ;allp and paler manufac-
tories. ss'•, *,itis, 4.111n hterlug and
went-141Wkh.4 plants. tooter and cheese
factories. e....trk• light and power con
Cerus, auwwoblle ;•louts, cotton yarn
and cloth (Mils, sugar refineries, rub-
ber goods manufactories. and places
where casting; and forgings are sande.
-all these „wbint't. Touriata bring
per1O19s eso•aall.•) to.1►lltarlo alone.
Thede nmol,. • -•1y11 The attar. will lir
increased a. • , :.,a; •e the Provi1ke of-
fers good r ai,;t. good hotels, good
camping grounds, courtesy and enter-
tainment. Thrille,•r (although The
S tar does no; aentiouitt, the•tlgures
suggest the unwisdom of Increasing
the gusoltnc :ax to "get at the tour-
ist." 1f tiff. t,•nri•t gets the notion
that we sr.. tr4teg to !mike hini pay
our taxes, he randy nay Lway.
• •
GODERICH, ONT.
the Weekly Farm Bulletin
'Phe'long predicted beef cattle coot'
euek Is detinitely "cm."
"Possibly the most distinctive fea-
ture of trading toss a persistent and
insatiable demand for store cattle." a
Dominion live stock branch retort
num' -Title situation 1s one of the
must heartening we have known in
windy ,rears. It Indicates the strong-
est wort of confidence In the future of
the market " The envie report adds
that "we have not before known a
time 1n the past ten years when the
market has shown such stability and
m oismulative strength" as in (ktoler;
and this la particularly- noteworthy be-
cause of the time of year to which it
refers. Toronto's October runs. for
Instance, were the heaviest since No-
veniher. 1913, and yet prices were not
„ply maintained. but advanced.
Scarce Across the Line.
Discussing the ehh•ago d`•veralon of In the United States consumption Is
Great Lake, sot. -r, The Toronto Star Ilhead of supply In the beef trade. On
pointe out [hoc I :u,ndu *1141 the 1'uthd twenty of the leading tnnrkets tiro far
this year supplies are away below the
States have a:rrd to act upon the average for the lost rive years. Chi -
principle that each country has an ,ago, the "key market" of the coun-
equal interest fu boundary waters. try. had the smallest lktoter nut
The present diversion by Chhtigo .111''0 1020, and yet the month'* re-
onvyast. In raducnon caaaotSe mal to larmeeeze nub elle .*'riot+ ecce ata heaviest far.. -1110 and
Price, are:aged the highest since 1920.
of the.sales tax as a consequence of
•
the buoyant condition of the riataonal
finances. This is a welcome announce -1
• meat. Realness 111 Canada will be
grattty relieved when the bales tax is
done sway with altogtber.
1 • •
i1111 Struthers. sixteen -year-old
champion horseshoe -thrower at the
Toronto winter fair, was given a great
reception on Inds return to his home
town, Sarnia, on Friday. The town
Ionil and everybody else were .out to
meet and cheer him. Which reminds
us that we haven't had such a big
time in Gorier/bra since Danny Wiggle*
won the long-distance rollerskating
championship dear knows how twiny;
years ago.
• • •
bast week .a Liberal. William G.
Back was elected by acclamation as
member of the mute of trammels for
the constituency of Maple Creek,
Sask., su!.-e,•.Iing George It. :thence.
who resigned to enter the Proctorial
(;eevernmeut of Saskatchewan. Wonder
if The London Free fres. can see tiny .
•'signi&anee" in the fact dint the;
Government candidate was unopposed!
in the first ty'e-e.ee•thtn mince the
.ele'tiun of the- new lkmservattve
leader?
• • •
,Iteltdrina 17 is the subject of Inn
troverey 10 Orange circles. The
teflon committee of the Order, utter
some works of consideration. 1,140
Preaskr Ferguson a gentle slap on the
w slat for 1118 act loo in eiediehing the
regulation w'ti101 rocas eup{osed 10 be
the bulwark of English iastrUetiou in
•lntnrio ►"TtiT7s now iitse.ve,ed, try the
Premier and those who follow 111tu. to
wrreT'y a tlseiess bit of Umber.
I'rula,b:y by'rhe next 'Twelfth of July
the wheie-niaeter will have been for-
goltett andthe l'r'Mlcr will walk lit
• the paradea. jauntily as ever.
• • •
spirit of the tr10U ...". fie it lowers the and mope sales of choh•e 'stock set a
levels of Lakes Jlurou, Erie and thi I'reeord for peace times, It is reported.
tarlo and reduces the quantity of 1 in the 1'. S., as In Canada, the fea-
water which otherwise might be avail- I titre of this fall's trading has leen the
able for the generation of ele,tricl demand for stockers and feeders.
energy on the Niagara and et. law--! sayers have been combing the country
! for anCtabie .foci, and their opera-
rence Rivers.' The Star continues: duns on Canadian yards have done
Secretary Hoover has declared that utni•h to stiffen prices here.
Canada. es a matter of simple justice. Ranching Revives.
is entitled to compensation for the , fuller this demand ranching is re -
Chicago diversion. Willie it may be vivlug In the Camelia', West. Two
too much to .-xpee-t that the }Illnols „craws -large and aubatautial straws
elty's use of lak.• water for sanitary ; -show haw the wind is blowing. The
purposes eland to entirely' forbidden. Harris Abattoir Co. has bought the
the two countriesshould come to en •2,oisl-acre Beatty ranch near Medi -
agreement .which will require Chicago .t•itic• plat, sod the -pet" Burns Co., the
to instal rem•iIah works which will (aims. Itar 1' ranch near High River.
restore the level of the lower Lakes, formerly owned by the George Lane
and which will privlde that Canada Co. Three-quarters of a million dol -
shalt relieve srsomle-pntnt along Ther' --jars. -11-7S-Said, change Lauds Brit
Great lakes and SI. l.nwrenee tOst,'UI latter deal.
generally fine
the farmer time ' , ar up the regular
farm work ai.! I ittle surplus 1n
w Well to do ods: Here ere a few
suggestions fur • In the orchard.
contributed by s,\',v Blair:
Run surfs., • 111 where nrr•eu-
sary. Gather : store limb props.
Remove stoners e'u: o6 broken bran.
c•hes whleh are beyond relate, Where
weight of fruit has Paused splitting at
the base or the brink)). repair before
winter, or sleet •nd enowemay cause
settious lnjuto Three-eiglstlsvint•11
iron round .cu to right length, run
1hr,.ngh a solid part of the tree a foot
above the tnjery. •and drawn tight by
nuts on the enols, usually holds. Fee
smart iron wasf.•r miller nuts and bolt
head.
Coniine Back.
The British bacon Market is re-
covering to soya, extent from its recent
slump. The I,Itest market cable
"bows Canadian 1.icon at SI to 143
shillings per Im: rNt., against 72 to 701
the week before. ;end 118 to 72 the week
before that. -Market firm" is the re -
Pert far the tint time In two months,
Danish killing, hare been cut to 118,-
000 heed. coml•:Ired with over 100.0(41
"Tn termer wecics-
u tall has given
an extra quantity of water t.. offset g Halt lattre4:
the\ abstrectfuc at Chicago. The agree. A feature of the exhort tide in
went should set a final limit to the apples this season is the popularity of
quantity of water cagu Illay lake, the ha!f barrel. A trade report shows
✓ educing It t,.ike.-la+wewt Isaiut e..m- 10.1r2st Half-tertrelw'ahipped rarer+ems to
pntLlde with the history. •f the diver- November JR this year, while ill the
tons end esther the new principle same date last year only 4.5.13 had
that no esfusYer dlyersio11 from the been sent.' This style of package Ila*
grout lakes syiiena, fibber for wrath*- bw•11 making he:ulw'uy of late, bplt tr
Hon. navigation or {s.wer, shall be Las of euurse an great way to gu la•for.•
made without 1114,ennst•nt of the Joint It approaches the barrel or box in
Ulternxpimlal 144111114issleel' numbers.
And would It not he entirely reason- Export donees show 2:2.1174 barrels
nble to wait for the United States to and 3118,3311 loxes so far this fall,
flaw/ 1t4 -W4 Gita« in tate [natter of exalt -21,:4(i and '."1.'297 tenet fan
Mach IIq ugreen. ut before anything Thr- Pelt-dr+p In tssea in et "nil
traceable to the smn'ler 11. C. crop.
too d this to is one on s sIda ! ef the line
foalattddgptlatttlle6 tluxcountry 'to the
' doe►s•r • ,iy 141•44je11?
That Australian' Treaty.
if the Western Canadian cre-lnary
and Juin industry i. to ....mo111 • to
--- -- - develop. the Australian treaty and the
order -in -commit permitting "Anzac
butler entry' at tine cent per pound !
,t lit .. most h., rcy,,ked. declared lnt•u1
heirs of the Nntiotei1 Diary 4'onne•il mei I
4 :median 1rennters. .1s.,elatinn :It
ti,.1r nnutu41 nae1•tnlgs Mot week. The%
uuirntu! nut plat it urtually rusts the
New 1..ra.auder Tess to land butter rat
Vuul„urer 111:11 it flees ninny prairie
s - I!,_,•ri ,tion to 'welt inerl,... F:yen if shljjenenie nr '
not large. or nre not madeat .11. au
offer 1...1111' at o 1.4)- prier tomes the
local prig down. at a time when the
• ,41 of prluluetinn'is nee -n
+rlly high.
Two Litters Cut Cost.
ALBERTA HARVESTING
r _ITER_ GREATEST CROP
James Sallow., Formerly of Colborne.
orne.
TPII. et .Sig lipids
Mr. •tan.. - hlllnvv'a. 'Prayers, .1l•
beim 1:, e, .14110 moil -nip 01,1 boy
I'1' a .i:n., nr- Ictal.• November
l:-•I,r•
II i. isnot thirty -1wo year'
1 •,•derfclI I„ „1111' h, .11•
Signal 1. n: /re welcome
Did You Ever Stop to Think?
TIl-\'P nivel' = 1,: is the one big
business getter -\iI\'ERTiftE!
Advertising bred:. customers; qna-
Itty, prier ...owlet. sell them.
ADVERTISE!You should self-starter. Don't
wait for poor '.'!•il.c•sa to start you -
start NOW. AI'y!RTiSE!
-1 demand f -•r c •Ins merchandise In
what you w.,. ' . ADVERTISING
CREATES A I,F\fAND. ADVER-
TISE!
Even though niay be asleep. the
public Is not.'I.. , are always awake
to -tate c►ppor•uoffered .-0 them
through the pr wed page. ADVER-
TISE!
They read 11,•• ad\ ertising'columns
just the Mme os they do the news
columns. ADVERTISE!
They have male the advertising
columns their market place and they
expect to Aad t! ••:' Th.,ads. of the dp-
-
Barrymore
SALOF
Guaranteed Rugs
Wiltons and Axnllnstt't in large choice of new and pleasing designs.
Extra heavy pile :40.,1 clu•4'nt\', and wear guaranteed in every particular.
27 inches by 54 inches ...... ... $4.95 4 feet 6 inches by 7 feet 6 inches. , , $ 17.00
6 feet 9 inches by 9 feet .. • • • ' $28.00 6 feet 9 inches by 10 feet 6 inches . • .$32.00
9 feet by 9 feet . $35.00 9 feet by 10 feet 6 inches .. $40.00 9 feet by 12 feet . • $45.00
HANDKERCHIEFS
5(1 dozen taPIl's 1a:g,• .tiro h, in -t itched
border, Irish cambric handk,'rehi.:f•. with
woven colored neat borders. Regular k
25c. Each .7G
INITIAL LiNEN
Men's handkerchiefs in every initial, large
size, pure linen, beautifully worked, superior
quality. 1, 2 or 3 in a b'lx. EacTa= SOC
BLANKETS
Fine Mossfield aaxony all wool Blankets
in overcheck patterns in, pinks, blues, sand,
mauve. About 72 ins. x 86 ins. and tC90
whipped singly at, each 1'Ja
COMFORTERS
Sateen covered with panel border.. o:ey,
:oft, white -filled, quilted. Size 72 $4.90
itis• •x 7'2 ins. Each
GLOVES
Wotnen's chamoisette Gloves, our-seam
sewn. in kid quality, two dome -fasteners, greys,
sand, champagne. All size*, 61e 8 1-2
1.00j
$
Women's black Coats in best quality velour.
Sable collar and cuffs, silk lined an4t interlined...
Sires 38 to 44. Special
$32.50
W. ACHESON & SON
to -date business men. ADVERTISE'
They patronise first the buslneve
r'
coarrn that ADVERTISES.
Advertising attracts attertton .2o
your butenese ADVERTISE!
As advertising 1s an ,,pl,.rttu1!ty to
get more buslw•ra, w•1ly net Ain't':TISE?
If you are already a,lverti•fug and
want more business, do MORE 1D-
VERTISINIG !
THE inter WAY To 1'n\1R-t,T
POORBUSINESS 18 TO ADVER-
TISE -1 (Copyright 19271
SUNSHINEBELT OF THE SOUTH
The 1 ,:.;eat beach in the world,
-strung, 'a.,, along the Gulf ef Mexico.
tn:s.r w,.1 Key West. up- the _a•o st
ef blue t.• •.,wewhere east of Jackaon-
eill•."-at 1 ant mean a thing to those
w•bo u. , • r see , nor w t to warm
tropic • n:. of midwinter or the sea
bathing January. There arc
mono.- to be pl/•ksd when ,the now
is b,lrt- :,1t r your door golf and
tennis deet, South when the weather
n.*
ste-al, rw. will -Hot al.'tur--sll.' breath
of the N. rah. When you rli 1, thing•
at their worst, they ore really at their
lest In Florida . and along the Gu
toast. lintel rates are reasonable
and long -limit winter tourist fare-
giving you ■ wide choke of routes are
surprisingly low. Why not make a
travel Investment in health?mif
> a'i trurel infnrattl-errawt#t
X. 1t. Flnritr. Town 1'a+.finger Agent.
•ir any Comedian I'acifle tie•ket agent.
•Y;rnpefrntt Good for the 'Neth,"
.lace the St. Augustine Record. It's
also, a frela"se
nlly roost eye tonlc.-
Tamp,. Tribune.
The 1tn,id4'nt at I...I. 1,1,. it, „hi •I1 :en ••116,
t1. .4.t.'. .Iudc•nt :a„n, F:1.aau,l wa•
t,n,ftity-turmlled by other filial •Itl0 of ,,,
the 1'41tteg''. k I••1s•vs111y ❑nfertunite ,,.:
% e•ans.• of the off,' l it will pr share in 11'
I::r1
the Ylld^I'oHC1.
)Hry luldn i, n11\lo1
u? f
to have m larger im:uicn.1i of from the• :e„ ..
BritishIsi•.: hut the a„wlil r,l *41 -14- '!„i.i,
et nit the lulilljgrtiot: „gent. ,,','Isco•
Ceingairetite c.,•4 thrums rowel!,
year Is I,anr•ting h, r. b4 the 1)oil:Ini .II ecl,rrimruhIl fanu-
t• ,lIr the i.:i"IIn iliac •I:uw• the c, 0t of nisii g pigs h, 4001)74
A ten, h „f wltih,r 111g age with as average 111ter of w'4en
•,rt 14411 ps•r c4t!l1Tn. .f 1,s $t-#:' !s•r Iris; wl:rn ti„- .,,4' rai-. �
r ptet.•l - Irl I7,,,f;
o, 'rale• 11:0[ I. r year :n1,1 $_.k: ler pIR
when she raiv's loo lots. F'nrtlier.
act of Clifton No. 1.7.
when the fall littera ore ready to sell
" se•retnry-t rensnrer. the
them :ire fewer pigs g"iug h, market
s 111 stn, r;o.4• I,.
re. while 1118Il 11 111
the pricen'ntnay higher.
seine de. of rnur4e. -Hever lace
are 141)1.11 a+ 1'1011 n" ;uly !ark" with 4:411 litter.. other•, on
may not Is. able to offset -tlit' iwp:r- I'' els ps'r nen' fur wheat
the other brand, 100 along wet!. Early
Siem that tire' cabledrigert. -w1111,
o
1 , I ' I" + Ifir aero' for oat.. It Pali farrow Mg. goo,l fe•diug am! „l
Icy 11.at 1'a lladianr µie :e 141411' 041 1S" _r•„Ilei
1s„1/1e n111'1Ig wham it j. d:ulgerolts t•,
;ice. Itoy. will be ho}•: I,nt .•41HHtl••n•• II.
e..'tete sdt''tt1J__.ni' 41 !Mill 1. 'lir rough t.,•, ,
1 ,.
1 on.e proal.. , ho \. rat c„I,
a
''Ciie lir, •, • - .. • . - Tann- , I
It,'er that 1 r' ,, i,. u., , Ia• forme.] I.^'u `I •,
ih, 4.11: ale:* nl_"„ ,' rtes -brier'. . -t\'.'
114 f
1• 141.t1 1tera 1a:1 :
• •I, 1,1, lit 14.1 „I
frit, • It I 111114. 1,1
for :nlyehe not on file1
dr•y .Ir lt'r pr.,La sly make tiles; .,f •he
•'Ileve these enormous t,I111.1ow...
v en" 111! Ie """.}1(41 More ?Dray Items.
4-11lIl54 W414.11 are our f '!1 '.1 !4• este it I-ertiei:arlc-+-
situ,ted o11 nip ane -
in the-amth\vr+tern '•onutie•, nith•mgh
ounleipal district there
,ranch of the 0 .P.11• (bey Aro not toy any mean. r'nfped h'
t he r+t i luntc Strays r* ;i�z._ tt�sa or- -#'01' ?t -r4T inr'T font
n•010 bn1'1°4. while year+ 11-t 1'1'as of .evernl enrietiee at 1
re over the mllllon• Il stew 1,4.• :n',razed from l,r., _t.4
" Slglial ..- ' _mpm n,,.:.n,! „nett:Ili tor..,( hay pH r nem. i
, abuts, I4. II - 1 ' .., w.. I r.-tv. I'I, }ellen :old front looltIy tiro to fl,Irty'fiv.t
•, 1'o',Innl'ia, :11,1, .1:111,--e`tlew-" 'I,,,.1.•1.'. .er'I. In k'•nt Colsle.lrtalo
`I„ -•..,:,• yield 1:ns been high. line
GROWING OF CORN .1:ri, 111th':,! ttepre•eluntive 1t. '
• ion eat IS NOT PROHIBITED I 'vii4.--r.y«1'4-.' 1n,t thi,ty nere..rf-
i ) ! 1_1 4' 211 wlarh 1', raae�l fhirly .
I':III:.,: I .:,,, r„• crmsl.' I,1, ) ,•'. 1,I ill,• 11,'r!` 1,1..1.1'. .11 + '1
:hat 1t., ue!•i '•c.` I ,;o yelnnl,•1 I.:,n,l _\gricult lit e1 It preeentati,, Hake'• , ,,,,•.,.he:l,y-y ie,`,!ing 41u'i.•Iy
!•.I. ,"e•i !sloth:. 11nrr•.0
Riantnr,•<, a„I ne're. This velli not
tilateneut re Corn tweet " I'r I^ I
L', (et., lustre. lowl'\er. if the 1',a'.' \_i . . \. '7. \L, c. !,.I. 1::»•l, liy rife, n,.
Rcpres.•ntntire 1 ah•r- I ;11.1,1 .1. 1. I,:n••
n0 ' 04" of ! . ,I. Door„rn - 1 SI al (tial several ni',, r!I,•\vt
Itlrrr df •trl't 4/4,„,,1„1,,, tin "• nr l f„. ,„ntho,s tl!I Irb, I
• ,si.*l, r" prelo t It a il:. ..% glad, , ',I I',r' l • : , . ,tuired of him reve171y IMrvt Paeki
:It the Inn p wi I .how w kilt y44-1
_i ','t,'he- ..f Inl'1 Dir to the north of
the older w.1....w of .111,4.04n aniii i1ti-
t 1.h Cohlmll,. ,ui41 the o•lulin'stt•t 14111
,.f this liege territory tom, the present
-eats of g,nerluucot will 1e' no easy
f:..k as po e:mien grow + and the
.-•,Worry, is de4e'19i01l Ohl Ibe otter
.1.1,. of Gra Tibet there are h:,lt•a drawn
state!' enw•ring n smaller arcs 11x118
'1 he. awn 1ona'llfan Prnvineees. Canada
nlip(1,i titins the "t-vtnnple • or the
11111a4 shoe,' In •,•1ting a certain
p,ptkltbm navrt'e to be remelted before'
n me, pewee" i' erealel.
Acceding u, 1144411•s prepared by Owl
ierminion Bureau of Statistics, the
omount of money spout to (-amid, by
t/errl8te In 1920 lo estimated at Slane
rin1,e1110, etre eront,•r tort of this reply
senting the Irpen,ltnit, of motor t ITrl"t1
• • •
I :. 1 ley a 11' I'ee Illltirier.
11' ' . ng 4.41111. 'Ph1. 1711P+- 11I'I1 _.•„'•. „e 1,:1.1
1••1, r '• i1„ been brought nbonl
num, h •nor. a I,. \ ;•,I. I,.n; !•,r the•
earl !rade. tee r, a- ,n. says .lobo 1
1,1 II , .4 ' Iscting the corn borer. .f on. E,aw ter .es i�••nrrm..lr'-frtlir tern erl'r,.L.
f [he
of the ( .1'.13. running
4:, i', Mat. "-
LI , 1. IntrnlIan of I1444se li
„w to that joert owho 1+ au esel.rl:Heiser Is'
tont fife
1rata,.r,ty •Illbit the growing of
corn. '1'I,'' 1 , Borer Act hes 7 ' do
rhe ,',•s'', or IMP pest. llnaRe'-
rion• n. 1.' t' . lest methods of ene-
I r, J:177it t Lr . •e'n borer have heed
pWc ILla the --iaands-of aR ogre -true -
ere In the area affected. The cera
borer h,st"e1•1r is 81rls,inte'd to see
that the, ,1.•; 14 ctlforl'1•r1 and that
'teal rap nInt.nrei• •IV takes 1* order
to control the hest.
Farmers are nitrified therefore to
grow as ranted corn es they wiwlu, pre -
4111114 they ore prepared to clean up
1 timlf ...rot ¢rotted in a nutnner that
I will meet w'itla the approval of flow
re0js,n'Itde.for the enfnreement of the
' Corn Itlrrr .4, t.
rI
11+1111111' d„ not +„rt rte ;IN +. ••moseys 1
enough for sir'. .1 $brei will take i
4,pplr+ 011 vatrplr.: sites, boil the hot'
will not wltljoat hrnl•Iug and present- I•
1114 nn Middy nllsmraner when
,'tenet.
Where 11 rain. him 1. not 01111 1,1 •
for siting. the ...mine ,1111 .1111 'he
quickly and accurate:1'-sl"ae, )4r. 1.iw
11 r say. .1 liner ,Ice.. the rough
+Itlty, an,l the parker. oorkIng with
fire .'r 'It bore' in front of him. does
mN Mae tray time . In h:lfi411
soon kerns from the Lel" of th,' no 1
pie es he peeks 1t Imp to ,wrap 9 jto`�I
whle•1, h'.t 11 snit..
Fail Orchard Wiwi'.
nrvlhutrlly the et: I,:Ird i+ Olen lltt!e
attention after the Apples are picked
there 014. hs, many „they matter'
pressing. This 'tar. hawercr, 1
4'
1'ORD
ALL THAT engineers have learned,
all that millions of owners have
experienced in nearly a quarter of a
century, have made possible this car
'which is today.as far ahead of its time
as was the famous Model T in 1908.
Sixteen million automobiles, serving
their owners in jungle and desert, on
- mountain and plain,on boulevard and
highway. were the test cars that have
made this new automobile possible.
Its' advent marks a new epoch in auto-
motive engineering in point of inbuilt
quality -niceties of mechanical design,
1 7''•ish use of the finer metals, precision
in delicate machining processes.
NoWhcre Tn its construction has there
been slighting of either major essen-
tials or minor details. From its outer-
most hub -cap to its innermost bearing,
the new Ford car epitomizes engineer.
ing skill to a degree unexcelled in the
s.nnals of motor car manufacture.
This entirely new car surpasses the
accepted standards of light car accom-
plishment;.weeps aside all boundaries
of price class; establishes a stand-
ard of acceleration, speed, power and
smoothness that heretofore has
marked onlw expensive cars as fine cars.
Yet Ford p1 ecision in large scale pro-
duction, unparalleled
ro-
duction,unp•aralleled in the history of
automotive manufacture, places this
car within the reach of every purse.
An arlrunce showing of the New Ford Car will 1x mole Friday. December 2nd,
in the following cities:
HALIFAX, ST. JOHN, QUEBEC, SHERBROOKE. MONTREAL, OTTAWA,
KITCHENER, PETERBORO', TORONTO, HAMILTON, BRANTFORD,
LONDON, WINDSOR, FORT WILLIAM, WINNIPEG, REGINA.
SASKATOON, MOOSE JAW, CALGARY. EDMONTON,
VANCOUVER. VICTORIA
As rapidly as increasing production permits these public showings will be
extended until all of the 736 Ford dealer points has a been covered.
If you live in one of the cities listed above, visit the exhibit of this New Car.
At other points, sec your local dealer next Friday. Ile will give you complete
specifications, prices and an excellent conception of its unusual features.
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