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The Signal, 1928-8-30, Page 2dram** - - - • MOO •••••111111111. , , • 1`7,,,r; ' • • . 2 -Thursday, August 311. 11.12.1. - . The Anti -Mosquito l'aitmaiglt 1 , tOrldia Po• het alt.'. Tone•si, MIA ighe timid That* lite ul .. sures taken last I ' spring for ...omitting the mosquitoes ESTABLISIIIIID 1948 ' had a marked ',eat *limiest be goes- . • • GODEILICH : : cANADA t toned. Jill t this seamoi ,.. ,t..1.14,11,.e would inelh•ate- that oue attack on the mosquitoes in' the tokritig is not ideot to %%in a cutu5110i. elitillIa wits IIIIIII.St entirely free fr.on not,s- ottitoe•.'41aring tday tool June. nut ars the 1,uanser progressed tiny lie - ca Ille wore IltlInerallS, Mali for the laat week or ao a pesky little variety ha* her a trouble...we • in spots. It is evident that in future it will be ad- visable to wake regular insiwctikiii of the breaslitig plateea, with u view to treating any of them that .sitoce • the , prt•setice a I% ritulpri: to n wow.' or , third dose of oil. It is not :ikely , that. now it .Inns been 'boom-Init.-4 that mosquitoes eau Is. got rid of, 4/Irillill11/4 NW lie ttatistied to ..initire tlwm In future. Umber of Canadian Weekly Nowa- pipers Association Published every Thursday morning. Sub•cription price $2.00 per year strictly In advance. THE SIGNAL PRINTING CO., LTD. Telephone 36 : Goderich, Ont. W. H. Robertson, Editor and Manager Tlittrselay. Augost loos, . IDITORIAL NOT= Fine harvest weather. . • • 'Flits •is the oeek Tormite. people hear *one good music. -Our" hand is 14:tying at the Exhibition. Waste In Ativerthing • • • ill:tree Exaint...r. j..-1 • _ THE SIGNAL, GODERICII,'ONT. oWNElt OF. GENUINE ,tNTII.'I'E 1 think I must • •11,0 . or tole ear or a new hooter. because. I feel that tine of :I It r Cr should preeleinsitiote "-Front The passing a how, ,f„,, A PE.%CEI.T11. 111111 A Trlp through Qtiebec tr.litine of shopping. fishing th ino*. attenetIng dances? Or 'Is it What is life? Is it a never ematig • I Min beneath a canopy of leat) --1- Trall-one of the moat scenle roads ill I the %oriel. tine Inmost deocribe.the xnagoilitent IntonistaiMI evergreens eight to the oututnit. Nesi led at the foot of Mt. Grostinek Williams College, made memorable by the linyeittiek Meeting and the begin - nit foreign missions. One van - not don't -Rao the lordly Hudson River or the rounintie Oilskin Mountains atilt their menteriea of Rip Van Wilikle. At _Albany the unignitirent State 4 ROW!" ilia 141,ter intereallng bollel'ings heetalt Its. but we hurry along ,the 'Million Dollar Highway to Buffalo unit 'the Peace Bridge. the •, Falls. kind home. This is one of the twist interesting tripa,nnyone VIM take. More Otiis. of Ii It' interest may he VIAltWI 111141! more **We beauty may lie passol through than on any other trip In I America. or negt. weeke_. Yet amity nwre•hants ki large the numee they tdifil. the. and New England...v... lb tlie hardships We -do not bear any cheers from the. a 'less 4.0111t1 hot get :Get g n1111..111 ' stud girls ocer the • • • . a re "petoltuir for a dis•r• !sing d'uo and worries of life are far distatit..atol after Motoinv'S the v4.01ilier $1095 f. o. b. Walkervifle factory buys the new, larger Canadian' built Erskine Six -the most that $1095 has ever bought in style, comfort and in • - -for . l'ae• folloceing. which tie take fr.itu Leels, one soon enter,. , eountry--1-ht• 1.71"ter".".u:1•711.11a.gr:.:1')1.If Its Press wa4 lawn _info liaise, the .,,istttey h 'piny not found pERFORMANCE Ii III • lain peaks are seen. I w eemiltry is hidden brook offeritio p•oktertit ; roved by • tilt an' r hull Hite: trhoenire; it.& the rorMisir, m t4,e, erieli It all! rd,," u"'"t "f '' ta011z The E..ox rev, next 1.1g evettt ..ett time t.. 1.1.1 ..nt the tviggeat ininvolkii.. ilw ‘u". .111- el -Pr lliesirlelo.1"f..trbiztior•r11:4*pteistort7 .tte.f v"l'ijetoria. %p.m in gr. I.voking 141er ille tot.- ' ti.at sing' a new ..4.114. V% if 11 and the reddest apples for the Ii -113' hoards; or reading the woe ie• at Illurou's greatest foil.. ,olvertisvinents onter eif. , . !kw, she get her .114../.1.4.444: itIforara- . • • • , her notid %%hat or V, I • ii teit Jack Frost has eisited tea Yields In., porthole of ‘Vestern Canada,: hut tlw•crop'is MI VIVI. 404 WI far it %lowed. that then is to. diutinuthol in' the chorus of orwawrity that ..i•lioes front- the pretirie.. With' the assist- ance if tells .4 thousand* of workers from Easter', ea multi and ilreat 'Bra tain, the larvest being-rophily • lion from a theatre prozroit..r a tele- phone II lire -tory Not ',our life. in tside of tile shire i'••• t_ tile only a altra.; oneryeetlye elottonier': ain't yen have to n.tigh the 11111 Siallitr that MS kap,. tatIre that , and persistently In news- papers hos tok 114.04t • • - a, 4 ,11 IS With the Kentiebee River. 1 is ricer %soh hat the benuries 4.f life are retie...tot I el•••,' -'^-14"4444"4! tree . an. -end ill 044 elll•It 011S l'reet* .mr lee! l-aited church, elealerielt: through most beautifttl -cowry atIong 1 • I nate been asked by The Free l'ress others along the Allan ,.• seaboard is 't ono a recent trip, by motor through tossible the great mat -ifaettiritig in- I;" Kawartha Lake, Nlia.koka. to relote souse ineident• 111 VIIIIIIISIIIIII 00.1.SSIIIIIIIy /Mitt-MI/di .: and wake. ' 'ijnela-, not New England. ou any ,L44,,trh,,,, f".. which, ‘,..,, Furatuti 14 44'4M:inn Bay. the dlittigitlow **otitis,. .t yrr•iitii itiv..r 0.4 Nipisivat. or 41.; it At l'ort land we eM,._ I our first thr ni I" "I )H."441°1111 4.111 trip, one traseller 'ice". one thIIIII. all-, l'utumis. . 441111W. of the speed at which they tr iv- 4:ling.,. „r the 044eftn. Is 4 alts tit Old „tv'th'irealtillui,,..,41,:ntoritl its..alilliiti;11.„fain;e1.rtry,":"Inliii;li i tilt r * . •thitig rise. %%tale totter...be.: Let the Canadian Pacific tossi.i you with your trip. -Consult their nikar est agent for tone' portionlars. -----,--------- h I t ti gi A. A. A. record, - int the "Olio' Inferior n,• githe•red in, • ......._•- ' tione.t. el. see searrely anythiug but the root orchard Beach that a. .•1.1 our first Lusa ahead. In order to see %%hill ought pluoge into its depths nip sloire Ii tic one must have a goal knowls the• 1,4 very roeto here and edge of geographY tool Ilistor• told there long stretchets .• bea• -seine- fair acqttaiuouwe %vitt' the lit- Evv.„1..,,r wit,litt the ,44,,,10, endure' of the people alsoit to lw be of historic 'torrent. Here. the. (sited. Ii CII Seale ewlapa111011. grim Fiiiher4 were mi., tir.w A.scientist says that one lia ceolts 1, Y. - the Ii i Ii Ti.e Vancouver Sun wants a tariff alto cam cuter into every e‘Perielive and left their impress of. eceryibink hee"itie rnii" eeN' oar oat, the Vull;Trset-ates. -Tfi atter -N9 Need far Bank Mercer isoolon Adver •et • hit lit -an iUi- new 4the.,,a641:4uut_im.„ often that married men find anything • To times alwnts, -hitt anal in the Untie.1 utriff• ut'r nti. the 4.11111111latl "r SI few years ag.. W4.4114 Itilve chore -lies appear. RINI it- interest is ""tri" l" help Ihem If the people. of th.• States are 1 • wet Ann • • • . • • •il in tonti,oeiek a here Mr. st„.N. itnheNk.rmithit i Olet ota lig. nut .44,44,-,-.• iuut..1 resit • made I.v re vow of the. s .104.11.1' • . pressive the obi older il homers and Ilr'trdP. it 'wait" 4-.8"ilati tariff t" The Finance Minister the mer- interesting trip is ii.siiresL Journeys 1.1 Ii %oat.' be Ow lieighl of ekotiouti.• nit'ree and fire PIt4indar,i Rank sd Cam been thought impossible ore now very oftou athieheti to thew Here is one -tida--•st-Gesneut- 111,11. to 1w .tnat intlialice roads in both ....manes awl t se oe •Louiii I.„rt an. ta • huttter 1.0.. se• ed Mi tidal eleei.n,n. I. e ar.:11111ellts foiretsT-ranwfw-mvie-fented- so- -other 1,„met441,rw wm44.a,u_Ani Its selects he Is owner „r hoer 41,4 that' ok no reason- ohy ealtadillos briektly. Standard I:. num We left Essex ou ThltrsdaY ulor111.111z. George Whittiebt often pn•ached aunt .letour.--Peterbero Examiner. at f'd. tile benefit er lurk's' for the itilattlifalaailtIII 111.44 It tate.l. fort, towla and city. Newimaryport is the .4d .1tur.-11 %herefint" W1UT- that 11"1"1"rerrrd-dIrit •I .104 oulauit :hetter•Ive, to the !lame eron+ brindles in Ont... . com- auly Intetolluic tro where he is buried. in Salem. the a•r: of treatment. ellhada's tarin Punitively few elsewbei. 1-•,•••trsiot. Montreal alla Quel ec. then through lionse of Seven Gabler, made nwitior- ther Lie, it., w.. .• ...0Maine to Portland and Bestow- and. able by Hawthorne. A.little way took should be framed in ther-iiiletes - A. t'anada. noI to niatell !lie whims ot 1 1 . „ .. . . - . . .. .., . . ... . ... trt1;111 The f'ell• 1111"111111:-ulterr- Wb14- i rem) 1. "trier Neuss it . •• a.m.! re tam to r.s.-ex again. oe ol:t.te II"' tier Was Norm and nearer by the honer . and a. these field, Air, ,,-•.'i ..-..uitle,1 hack West trifin-irdi -.1itanl -ant But - our neighbor:4. , overlapping and wasteful odication. journey without miy trouble or tool- where he lived moot Or ilk life. Off • • 0 ' S111-11 eN1,1111,41Uli .4 Mid he .•••,,.....ently- dent. thongh il. Involved a dist:owe Of ' the toast near lilloneeeter is the reef A reinierrt tboi slionid be empliati- and economically °Waite: tor the over 2atu0 miles. of Norman's Woe whets. the ahooner catty "turned down" Is that of the Standard Rank by Milting Vvitti the 'The jounwy to- Kingston is delight- ilespento wax wrecked. 11111 It is In Bank of Commerce, which is itarool• Till. Thait old slime rity witit-ite-for- fliv4m, _ ,,,,,h(4%. ths---histurie tame- eonvention of chief conatubles, held nt wide. iitications and its University wag in- • abounel. Tido City ix but mite centre of Toronto last week, to the Minister Of The inference is Sat there is no tensely interesting. ,Theit to l'reacott a great tuetropeditan .:istrict where Justi.e. that the tingenwitits I.f all lin- pinee in the inantoliaa bank:fief( sTy-zrent---a-tojor. tte--Inot.-ktild, Islitatts e the _.,,,r 4.w„ mottoll peor. aare.. A, ill:. migratits• should Is' taken on their Cr- for any honk that will not or caitnot wenery is wenolerful. One Call e4111111 el -a ty proper is very old :not it -n atreket. s.utter Its branches *Wel' Ow %lode, right beside Ore Long Sault Rapids/. I rery narrow, the "greet tre till enter rival in till,' Is SID I ty. liefore hoot. if the l To admit that is to admit Across to totawa the country is poor', underground and ' have t . ..ir terminals Russittnisaition of the country were ""Illt-e, that toe. scstew is udiapttad oul tovery ay. stony, hut one 144 well reload by right in the heart of the • or. coming eontinned. everybody would be ettil"1, large lustitiitiono. The etan.inril Batik the sight of Ottawa. This city standsma of the sulov•ay one ;sea Boston upon to terry on identitioatIon card. is neither large nor enroll, and its ofi a bluff overlooking the Ottawa ,-;.,atura,,,,j„,w a I;eautirii: park. Over with photesgraph and record of rest- aubstatitill ail,* grof:iztopprollts Boit-, River. Ott the highesa hill facing foe a tvink I river rise the Paniallientr buildings 'lags. Rut we turn to look at the old) the-- I a little way are the Goternment build- ' dew* teem birth. and a. rerun, at 'tient, that it is While to Ito prosper without spreading itself, with the stately Peace Tower atalldIng hillbillies.. Here Is Park Street eltunit . itatieu lwerr air/3e 111°1"A teT,rer the Dominion. What hstereat -Is4-aem et eentinei among them. To liskten and cemetery. King's (-impel. OV • If looked over V. line muat .se I lolitions?' in the evening to its peal of bells is an ltimwe • • :eniffprfng limier too n 41 I itself no to officialdom -and the linger-- wryly*. to its client., Their number is beautiful' not only I.) reannr-ept e ore rmtr- to 1.e‘tIlAt.d.14 the .44--- tus,t, hatik's im.lness I. putters:Mg. The ell- **ale driees in and 411.111It the .•ity. heart of every Anteriean eltIzen. for which there is little or to. North thurell. where the lanterns we e It,- drawn --the--emuury eyed' 1.soo_samit irivine Kniisfnciorr ;experience not soon forgotten. Ottawa hung on that famous night n -hen !Intl inn iffe volume of the buildings but also because of the manY State and Ftinettil 1101. dear to the printing of new citizens is a demand increasing vidend is 12 per cent. per' annum and Before we rettotied Nbrutreal Vim ' •i 1. of Que. We tpl. lout to i'ntobrielge and lies* tor Hat a Centurff the Standard. Su( essf ul Treatment - Dr CHASE'S OINTMENT 1000 miles ftg lak'S'arr-55.4,11:mm -4WP,M4 1,4 4,44,444,0 Mi•V44 in 984 minutes: • r!'.1r.t4 F. H. WOOD SON -- Showroom St Andrikw•ii Street Phone 540 Goderich Made in Canada by STUDEBAKER, The Great Independent SCHOOL OF COMMERCE CLINTON, ONTARIO ofTcrs so': a Practical &wises& Tralaitag that has made it po-ilde for -ii- -cores of students to obtain atol Hold Positioss .I..nianding a High SitasAaril of .•tii.•:.•to.s There Is a Position Waiting for You cot- RS F.:- See retari a I, St en ogra ph ie. Co rt b .• re ia I , General ()Hi..., Civil Service. Comm. -rend Teachers' Course. - • and Special C.oirtes arratigol You Cannot Austad • Bettor School. Why Not Attend This' School Re -opens September 4th. 1928 Write today for information Phone 19S. M. A STONE, Corn Specialist 13 F. WARD, B. A, IA. Accts. Vice -Principal Principal 1 4 • • • . • _ _ :Marketing e. t ter the int- mentie wheat crop of the West are the subject of much conjeeture. dent that the price will he below hest year's, and the managers of tlte wheoit pool.are making a smaller initial pay- ment Huth In tir.17. To what extent can tine wheat-growiag area tW tended without producing ei surplie, that vrould bring a 411.411.1rous tion in the Rolling price of who' it This Is a wino ion to *lifel experience olone ean furnish the ansoer. New markets are opening up. lit Chinn for instance. and the r:thatlinn wheat Is.. callse of Its ouperior quality tally gradually displace the inferior prodnet of other countrieN. 'The working of the law of supply and demand will In this ND* have a great effect upon the developnwnt ..f NVo•stern Cona•la. the market' price of the shares woo steadily advancing__ryen before till` merger Nis T. Ike sure, 'the union with the Isrser hottk %cont.} Dot more money boo diareholders' pockets. nut surely flint Is not stint- cienFreas..ii for the di tail I' ranee of a lottg-toitablbited institution, sound and thriving. The nierger would leave Cona.ha only. ten .lifiro•red, banks, with Inc Imn.sikeet that the eircle would be eoine narrows* haft eat rower. • HURON COUNTY SCHOOL FAIR DATI65-1928 Sept.: Mat -Varna towiloblit " 14th-Colhorne townahlp. " 17th-Ashnelit 1°one:tip. " Inth-Wrozeter " 20th -Blyth. " 2lat-lboriek biwnablp. " 221.1 -Ethel. " 24th-Belgrave " Helens 20111-Usboreie toanship. " 27th--Croitton. Tao or three years ago. when till 2At II -4; Betol, agitation an, on for the alsdition of Oet. 1st--Doshwood. ; the Federal Income tax, one of tlin 21/4 .40P4+4' -- arguments for abolition was that the. . revenue from the tax Was decreasing., an evidenee. It vrn. mill, that people, _ were stieceashilly evading it. The Rigtin 1 at the time ventured the opin-, Ion that whist was called for In the elretimataiwes was not the a holitinn of the ths but a MOM rigorous system of colleet i•nder the present Min toter of RevenUe, lion. W. I). Euler. collection., have been stubotantially Ita- (roasts!. and this In spite of the noble- , tion of the rate of taxation. The In- come fax la one of the mein sonrces of rPt1Orfil revenue. rind to do fp:v.1y a lull It would mean the inerense of taf4ition some other direolon, rof the three most importont Federal taxes. 1.1144 tom' tariff. stile. fox. nod income tax, the last Is the least burdensome upon t hose who pay it. The antes tot Is drug tilton hneue.s and mot -t 1104101v upon hentb, fomilies. whose living should. If poesible. lightened rather than inerensed. the Wile* tfIX eompletely wiped oat the Inconif tar 'honki be continued lotart knew we acre in the I roc to around the buildings •mf Harvard mi• p,!..,„,,w.,,,, 44114, .:4.1_.: , . lieu There wtasbv. aomeitellr17.t. i'fnhoth-tf'annwP.-1- fiv.:,",,,,,..minignilN 1...Apram. mnoeum. 14tr,wori=7:-..,....,,,._. • m• atistasid IbIlime:rit:ITI11;tiffiTiiitt•te.-Ivi'l.1;1114.4-rrillAl--;frote"11,11:111;;a441.1.a.rilitirit"be ii:::iiiiii,-7-'-' --,--- We 14.uld loot. •pent hours in tants9.0 r language. We thought al. understood of Low..11 sea „titer weedot ib.ime.t. French. Ina a few attempts at coiner - We SeW the lIrbirrI o‘er the chair:es , sation tuade• us feel nut so sure Ilhalit River whenc Ismsfellow %rote his il• NI"litreal Is situated "II the suutli r.s.m. -1 stors1 ..n tine Igidge at mid- night." este. The old 1. ackamith /*holt the OthiNtn and St. Lawrenee. it , , std. stow!. "int•ler the opremling' rises Meek from- the water and seems to trvit e nnt tree." wed f stolwr old is the t . elinit. almost to the summit of Mount old tavern made Ninon- by 1114 ""Titlem Ito al. Wheii We think of NIontreal ,,r ti wa . ide blii... oe think of narrow, crowded streets. , , )m tAill'ing IteSt4411 allot I I ming epos. one A.aladix haunt hunts snit tun guiti..ent where the itioirchea. We vis.ilea Chateau ile !tattle- itirirk ant.11".171*.nit.iterimusolpiri,4'..44he apot aliere -ay. the old reoldeuce of the French . Menai was tirso .1sed la the Refolii- go PI erpor4. with its ancient Walk 1.1,.. War. About cighi miles far- - historic associations. 'lite 1111V4lIlla Is timIarY titer on 14" eittorrl'd IA i fti Its 'while now tkeil as a museum and contains a •e the iont•ttfle.1 farmers . vast !lumber of relies. In 011e 111111111 ..Wher" StIMIII. Whit tired the shot benrd 'round are seated the Fathers of Confederal- ' the WOrliL" IlOrt. Eniell,PUra. Alenit, , don. life size. II r..1.11111 II table AS they Thoreau mid .11awthorue lived, and! a -ere 'sixty -live 'years ago. Besides , th„,,,,,, their home. still !dant brantiftil sad this we eon only mention Notre. attractive hy the roadside. Tin is town ,rtut,,T.mt. mut ,orop rnflf.4ftre..6,44,4404.14 livid. N it It Its nwitooles 'if M•polly. Cathedral. McGill University, and' last. hut not least, the splendid vessels alai steandssits ill the harbor. iis'r:rimi,INciii.:ntit; I: enilifit.g.trilt1;i7onfm'ieifiliiiiitsciiii,,r'n";::1-ptrherPel'riei.tole41 real to Iinelw.• everything is very pr. tty with its i, ide st reef, and . --Iteilliir*Igf,:lisTirirrsks-r.wl'"I''It"' A New Sta ndard of • • • side of an isktml lit the junotion of 1--CHRYSILER-- 11110/11 t'reatelr. 'The liottaes with Hoar dortner near the•contiectieut it ver. Is North- " 4th --i'linton moithul billies, the *gond the Here nee,a awmp riT " rith-Clinton •runt. atlySi.VP ....11!ele.. Lillie 011111 !Wel11141 Plittlei' kl'ennotial I,, Is* grown. hut stock fait/dn. Wss - - everywhere eV Tlse banks of hiroi trees. are gr:Ilia turbot lIrwine nghlt- 1 •••-, „ When sorry at a mans WO alVkaya r•„ count ten before speaking. and If the 1 other man I• big V. e Inrariotrly count - twenty Gait Reporter. - In twenty-four hours, it la maid. one • -ollitworm will pooliwe materkil for n woos**eompirto oath! RI I k worm. her, are getting taster and lazier. , ' (Mae*) Union • .0•• • 44 KE" your shoes pliable ---in good condition --- and always brightly pol- ished, by the daily appli- cation of eiliJOGE Shoe Polish Nugget coltS little -- 100 shines for 13 cents. 'ea Nugget Outdo Careenor. Ow). mad* the St. lauretwe sevni rise libeler 1111 higher a* late nears (pietas.. Some L. 1.1" wife The home of It tulles above the eity is the wonder- hi' b"Yl""41 it Ill /minds and is kept CR fill 4)11ohoo !Whip% elle of the greatest a tull'etini• beide. Iii the world. Here the river Trim Greenfield nine Poem."' tire? the 1. narrow and the batiks very high. Berkshire llllll totnitis to the Mohawk l'assing along one opines to the resi- dioOlk of the Lieutenant -Governor on high ridge cieerlookIng the river Then forther mmut Wo:res or Wong* -htterest. theo 4104 level CX- ifIhe l'Inins nit Altritlitttn, 1111W bentitiful pork. bordered on one side by a well4milt street tend on the ether I't' the' high banks tmf the river. Then nti the extreme end of the promontorY mail.. Inc the St. Chories and St. 1,aa rem*. Rivera stand. the citadel. The fortilicittien Is In the form of It st*r with strongly-41dB it all.. hi the cen- tre Is lhe old French fort, still well ores, t've.l. A giorrisen of 2110 men is st itioned here. The eft) Itself I. hunt on the Institut of the river it nil the steep hillside. Here. as in Montreal. are narrow streets and 'queer n'.d houses. As many Astierkan tourist.' , "fere hem, the city ams thriiii4ed alth Iraq* visiting the ipsoint lit hilts Farther flown the ever Is Ntontmor- eery ran". it wonderful intoned. awl 1 farther .till sr Anne ite Deaner.% with Its vast eloirelt ond twil•vings The highwny between Que. be, and St .‘otte'A Is very philtre...me Eueillhlutt I e.) 'PI 1114 '1 Fre11.41. Etell Ille I big -4 Art, were murli In evi dews". Hooked env of be/toilful net tents were for wile Itu aloiree eters home. I enumIng the f. La% reneo to Pu. r"' r 4t. ,R,VraltV;'Olin1'"V". - IfttOOKIL.4 rqit'-s'.':' ti. dollar value in the lowest priced field. AND UPWARDS Pine, *t#4 '1141.411417 'FA4f flor! 0.74 Set 44:4414'it 0,44;44: tir41r.t. 4113'r1.11ft,D,s,;,,f4,44,,1,0 0.74•010.:64.1:MOMV.Irri,TmafriaiitIgr*Vig :Nem iinige ,41,141'74e4,,,,,F.+•444` /*W5III'5 YF4.,,h,,I; Comparison quickly shows the host of buyers who count the iiikrvais:Aqi cost of motoring, that the new Plymouth is definitely above - and beyond all other cars in the lowest -priced group in kil-size, in style and luxury details and in performance. The Plymouth is Chrysler -built, assuring years of depend- able service with marked freedom from mechanical trouble. Coupe, $850; Roadster (with rum- ble seat , $850; Touring, 070; 2- DOOT Sedan, $875; De Luxe Coupe with ramble malt, $910; 4 -Door Sedan, $915. All erteet f o. It FfIndser, atterio, ewe beefing rtarielard factory equipment (freight anal taxer mare). 571.4:54,4414141:W The millions in the lowest -priced field find they need seek no further than the new Plymouth for the quality to which they have long been entitled. They find that, in this field, no other automobile dollar gives as great return as the dollar invested in Plymouth. Int 4.41V1ON,V.O44,44114t4it41,4, 5"4 tovi• ' St.444,5, n404,-4,0,44-4,; J.' W • MC "4"4Pir:-.....7:•.., Hamilton Street Goderich 'rje IiiKe40(!dik "