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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1929-6-27, Page 5of the west \\'ant-als*4h Mutual Eire Iwsuranee Co. has been prepared: 1 ht December 30, 14475, the first meeting was held to 1iw•ii .' the advl+- abllity of organizing such a company. The following minnttvant'that meeting were recorded: "West 1Vawauoe. Connell Hall. De- cember 30. 167S. At a meeting held ac,onling 10 ndwertiw•mrnt to consider .ars• lieKenzie. It le expedient to organize a Rev. Win. Mackintosh, Mrs. Mack- fire fusurame aompawy 1111011 the mu• I11to-li, lonigla.s. t►sw'aht mud hobble. total principle. it was moved by John of Milertou, motorel ftp Mmolny. I Bailie. wsrmtiel by Edwin Gaunt. that Mrs. Mackintosh and 1b,bldt• sill re -'fhb. meeting is in favor of organising lwain fur a few Iwyl( , a fire insurune tsimpauy 11 poll the Mims Irene Woods. of . Kitchener, mutual principle. Peas 70. nays. 12. tuotore.l home for the week -end, ac- "It was tucked by F.lw•Ill 14annt• ,olupnuiItil to Mr. and Mrs. Itubarher, secnluleI by Jame-, Ito*, that Janie, )Ir. Lorne Itutaartoer. Miss Bessie Johnston, John 'Bailie, Charles Dnrn- Newbury and )Ir. 4,114 Wright, all of in, E.tward Smith McLean. • itohert Kit•I»iwr. Miss Irene Intends hiking Murray anti Ar•hflat'I All, ler. ul he a la emirs. in merit -idols. at the O..%.('.. eommlttee with power to add to theft Guelph. before coming Home for her number to take sults-Option,. from ow - vacation. , nes, of property as to the amolttlta Mrs. M. 1'u,Ierwls,d and daughter . they will insure as required by recta- 1 Muth, of Fnderw,a,l, Michigan. vi.4t- et statutes diaper 1411. sw•tlon 2 and nth a ,tay rwwntly witl, their cousins, following sctlons." Carried. )braces D. and F. T,sld. on January 17. 1x79. the following ITlw Women's Institute meeting w-Iil � minutes of a meeting 01 the commit -- la held at the homy. of Mn. 4:e.1: 31t 'rye appointed at the prerlous sleeting ' Rotwrt+ on '1'l• • ley July 4th. at 2.:itt' am rwordwl. Committee tart lis 11011- appointed assisted by visiting officials of the Bauk iu showing the large number of callers through the vwrloue deport - meats. Tea was served 111 the after- noon, Mrs. Geo. Williams, who presld- ed at this pleasaut fu-ietlon, being as- sisted by Mrs. MacKay, Mrs. Alex. Smith and Miss Edith Williams, and by Mrs. Rice of Auburn. Each lady visitor was presented with a rosy and each gentleman with a boutounlere. iu the evening a number of public officials and representatives of the a Industries of the town end district, convenience of custom's; and staff with visiting Bank OMetals, sere . e , THE SIGNAL, GODERICH,'ONT.• Paris Green and Arsenate of Lead WE KEEP THE BEST AT ROCK - BOTTOM PRICES Paris Green 45c lb. Arsenate of Lead, in packages 45c Ib. Arsenate of Lead, bulk 40c Ib. Bordeaux Mixture CAMPBELL'S DRUG STORE PHONE 90 GODERICH Transportation Service Long Distance - Short Distance Goods in Transportation Insured Furniture Carefully Handled Efficient Operator. Charges rem ,onrblr. Satiidactitei guaranteed. S. 1t. McMath, t101r34, ClintonCen- tnl. Oliver Por•.ck, Operator, 810x42, Clinton (antral. ST. HELENS ST. lll')I.k::\a, J • 24 --Mr. T. Web- ster, of Detroit, Is a visitor with his slater, Mrs. Jas. I)urnln. 'Plw Slimes ['lark. of Guelph. ♦lapel for a few clays with their canoeist the Mc )I Kenzie JUBILEE OF WEST WAWA- Canadian Bank of Commerce Has NOIR INSURANCE CO. Handsome Quarters in Goderich Punk ,Hold June 19th Saleeemsh►1 at Klaear�ne The picnic of the asst wawan(adn Mutual Fire Lnsttrauce Co., held \\'edltrs,lay of last week at Ktneerd- ine brach, y4 -a••1 a very swwvw. tui event. There was a large attendance. A pro- gram of slants was carried out In the afternoon and afterwards [here efts a with mugs. of the handwottllest, most Im11veulent season of speechmaking. etc. and [Hoot a►mmexltous 711 this part of This was the fiftieth annitrrsery of the Province. Idghted from Ghtr sides, the forming of the Company and the stew Quarter cut ,•,,k tlrnlahinge the followlug sketch of the history of sued while walla and .',•flings present the Company lies been prepared: very pleasing appearance, and the The following sketett of the history The local branch of rite c'awadiau Bank of Csrwwerce t 11ow beguiled' in the remodelled premise- at the corner of (`otborne street am{ ttlw Square. which for several month- had been In process of alteration au'I renovation. Skilful planning and g"od w'irkwnn- shlp have converted the office. iutu nue Just pop into Smith's Art Store and race their new English China Wonderful colorings iu Crown Ducal, Victorian Devon, Coalport, etc. Dainty Engli-h TEA SETS complete for $5.50 Headquarters forgood Pictures and Picture Framing Smith's Art and Gift Store East Street I'h.one I:e "SPAAA'S" FOR CHOICE GROCERIES FRUITS, VEGETABLES. BUT- TER, EGGS. MEATS, FLOUR EVI RYTIII . THF 1:F.-1'_ Silrerwood's Ice Cream FRIGIDAIRE EQUIPPED for your protection Call in, look around and b+ convinr'wl Where Cleanness is Paragoeet Sparr's Grocery The -t.,n• •.t �ate'Len"tt•. Hamilton Street Goderich Phone 146 \V I- i U;.IWF:I: IN Dm N have been proytdedfor wort thoroughly. guests at a dinner at Hotel Sunse �' • - SL' De- x Hep Pres - WESTFIELD \\ ESTE 1'171 I W' Jurat• 215. -Mr,.. J. R. Ellis' Was a Galt visitor a couple of days last week. • Mrs. Taylor, of Blyth. *pent over Suuday with her.daughter, Mrs. Albert Walsh. Mr. D. E. Rodger, of %Vuo,latoeli: was hose over the week-etytl, Miss Evelyn McDonald spout a few • days last• perk with. her cousin, Miss Beatrice Bradford of Goderield • Mr. Slwpaon 1s visiting to the home lot Mr. ands Mrs. William Mcllowell. MIs.. N. wells. of 111114n. returned home on 4,t4tlyday after spending a couple of weeks 44lth her sister. Mrs. Marrs Armstrong. )!lases Marjorie Campbell. Edythe )hslowell and Florence Blair and Mas- Itay. Vincent, Harry and Gra- m McDowell were iu 4Goderieh later eek writ lug their High School rxnwr•.' \\5. 446,11 them success. Mrs. James Woods. was 111 'suedes - bore. on 'Tuesday attending the \Vow- ell'a ImNitutte-convention. M1Ks Mary Ellis Is s{erudilI :1 few week.. in Toronto. Mrs. W. 11. Cam{4ll 14 vi'ititig 1,c%r daughter. Mrs. Wm. Crozier. of Crews The Iueulla•rs of the Westfield play w111 present their play at T -e clor's t'or nevi+ on Jay 2nd and at \white hutch on July --4th. • Mr. and- Mrs. \\'nl 'r1, lir. of Guelph. were visitors on Situlay 111 the homes. of Sir. and . Mrs. Melvin Taylor and ' Mr. anti Mrs. Win. Ml. - 1A'pr11. Mr. 4're,t J. ('.a.k and Mr FI•ed W. ('mak- weer Stratford vlsit•'r: on 51,41 thty. The play. "Lena Rivers." pre.eut,• 1 by the Auburn people .at Mambo 1 night at \Vtvsttield, was enjo4.s1 b) all l We are "trail to re{a.rl. 11,;11 1 G leuu \1.11111-. soh of Mr. and \Ir, .►:nae- tLrall. 1s in a. fair way to re..... after haying a serious operation • _ • I ua-told' at the Whit:h ull hospital. UF:kll'll *,IFlCI. ,t1- TIII: I Mr. and Mrs. \Vt A. ('amp:'ell Wer•' CR'N.t1t1AN BANK OF I'OMNIFIR '1•, IGodeek!' visitors on Tuesday. o'clock Rnll call--SAlnd reel ,ps. I The rn itelg pupils ti of r u' l 1 ret \(nesse', office. • L eras' l ' The manager's office is now in the These pre,seut i11elieled Mr. J. P. hell• 13 are in Brlgreve this .-tock wriliu_ I f Health. In [rout ort of the building ,u n• or finlpiltont, manager in ohlef o[ Mel their entrance er•41111? inns 1 n 1 Itolto rt Murray. , p' 1 Hamilton ' dly ied.an .ef the 1'Anadiau It dasrt I f u l I •tet ut . u, ! Tlim tin,, Jut• HIGH GRADE English China Our import shipment of English China has lust arrived me 111 111111 look aroou are und dat all tO our nevi beautiful designs in Chin* Prices are very moderate a t1 ... i. till. - ',.•1 1.., „i Oi f t (iooOs to drool..• front at all priers Cole's Book and Gift Shoppe • w,nstrtulon by' Mrs. K. wrhb.,i:ubjert,.ext Charles fru ruts. John 'Bailie, At'- , "Fwslhtg the Fa mt > or ehllahl -trio arson and ' 'are tau relics'- cages, the second nil' ehurtrr of Mrs. Gr■.. Stuart. Ila+te se.', 14 449+ mmeti by John Iiallie, swondwli or se plteu s fully nrydr 111 Ihwl of Cowwrrre: Mr. xtrplx•u+ of Mtx T. It. Tit for and Mr+. 4k,r•the 1Y C. Ihrrwln, that •lohn 4.en. xddltlou to [br bulltilug i'rry fur "lor.rtnh,, h'rtlary, ns ;• al Thr Saltf(4 Hospital will mtwt at the borne of Irwin 'An luvitati 11 )Io all the, Hnrrtoaat and C1arIe Glrc�n I.e a fleet Iasr1 Morris .rat"rhnr.dac. J nadir+ 1+ ex trnetwt. to this ,mmnlnt(. "and that alch arm• +! vault . 44,,. y ety de' wIt tel. 4l 44 4.4. of the rs. J. G. M:4 1 of I iss uM t: -C111,in whih• the satrty de{a.sit 1 err C11u:oL,, au•l ?ir+sr+. J. G. )lulliu .d ' her x td Cllr , 51. ides with at a,xr+ rill. 7 dew.. 1f Wass ed by ('• rionlit It m - 1s,xhnllfers err an excellent new fea- el by Archibald Andersen, that mos tore. .. elision lists be returned MI the On the opening day last week many for the eleventh day of Felrnury at 1 oc'>'"'k people ln,pectel the new premises at Victoria lined that cemmlt \I 1 kl Irt f 41 4 \0 1 gra• receive +ub+criptlotl 14.0 steel et•• further protected by a ,at the young people an dating at Laky rI4'd private 'ro oms for the convenience of Haran Saturday evening. .5 Julie I tittle was a1a•Ilf. Iteserve Saturday. July flth. 'Imolai garden party of the llonseand ftchool Club. iw• meet In township the invitation of Manager A. J. Mac- ('nrrks'l. • • H. CLEMENTS Painter and Decorator Residence No. 4, Bayfield Road Telephone 35BJ Painter Decorator Estimates for painting, wail-paia•r- ins. etc , cheerfully giy,'ll ••n re- Residence. No. Bayfield Ro.d 259J 'hall at that time. h,ny. ,ural +tis .Another'. meeting 44x+ held by the - ontudttee 1111 February 11. 1879. when members of the committee reported tavhlg receive,' sul.w•rilsions to the ..ua,n11t of $51.74)11. The committee .,1.Yt to raw every- endeavor to In- , reuse Ihr• la•r 'of snhea•rlla•rs and -,esti In thelr.11sts to Robert 51 array I,yt he -.r'ay' first t of )larch Ir'► renewing minutes .-Lich were Wilfred Plante MODEI THEATRE' --Week of July 1 to 6 -- Monday and Tut'sotty- "Four Sons" The gn•etest heart story ever toll. A picture the whole family will enjoy With Margaret Mann as the Mother,'. June Collyer as the girl and Francis X. Bushman Jr., James Hall, George Meeker, Charles Morton as the Four Sons 'tirrmg -Thrilling :ural Ilia u. the heart or humanity. Selected Fos ideal Comedy M.STiNEF: 514 ND.AY AT :1 1' M. Evenings -Adults 35c, Children 25e.-- Matinee -Adults 25c. Children 15e. 55 ednesday and Tl.r u•day- Mitchell Lewis and Alice Day prevent the strangest of ,bane, I.rc Motile,. it w'iIl keep you on tine edge of your seat from the first flash. „ "The Way of the Strong "Charlie Chaplin Comedy"ay Fridand Saturday - William Powell, James Hall, Louise Brooks and Jean Arthur in an astounding nivstery play. Broad- way's most beautiful show girl. Cold.calculating and brutally selfish. yet her death stir' a great city. "The Canary Murder Case" Mermaid Comedy -"ONLY ME ' Matinees 51.nel:.)' and Satarday at :(p.nt. •••.•••••S••• 1 Bathing House and Refreshment Booth located on the South 1 - r NOW OPEN Bathing Suits for Rent -Idea: Bathing 14.- De Soto Six Safes and Service Washing. Grease and Otis and General Repairing W. J. Clark Hamilton Street ff of the local offbe,who 41t•nf..rth, E. H. 3olms, of I4:1)10ld• -\ M. Itice of Amhara and 1'. F. ALra'.duu .1 Dungannon. managers of the ►:cnk of t etnwrr.w 'dawdles at thea• rr-Ia•• lire plate-. The chief :addnvc e•" of Um eertifhg were giver by Mem-li.. Belt 11 Uri rvc•ulIl, were given by SI1-"i.4. 0.•11 Hud Stephens. SCHOLARSHIPSCHOLARSHIPAN'%RI►K (Continued from pace 1+ Anna White '••t "t"' •71 6y,7 Mabel Etue 69.3.7 James McMehen 69 3 68.7 683 671 675 Theo on April :. or the same gess' Harold Taylor recorded Jean Price ,-o.rde.l ata meeting in the township Nancye Clarke hurl. speak for themselves: Mllrgaret McLean • kt a sleeting held this day. a('' III Honors • Deeding t. advertienrent and notbr• Christine Robertson 4sz with Brut to rods autwrll►er, it was moc(•.I B. -Those prompted cotditiooallyiJeanOAiloelAlex. and Sylvia arSalkeld Bare ray [• !Arida. aecondrd by .\lrcnndrr as mien,.lin tlx in»1-:dua1 Feports sent to students and parents : worthy of mention, obtaining each: Cameron, that (Orarfe.a C,In'In Le chair-• man of the meeting. " (*tarried.. Hilliard Tremblay -It was moved by John Bailie. se- Greta Steel+ .•owdwl by Edwin 4:aunt. that Robert Joseph Taylor y Murrbe ...screwy....screwy.y. Iy. tarried: It 1144" Henrietta 4ivaidl Moved by .144111 Baltic. sns.wdel by Ed- Murray itetheringtnn win(:aunt. that Ith{s company he Pearl Sandy "The \\' ealh•d "The \Vnwanieh Mutual Annie Linfield Eire ImmatureImmature(*emptily.ly. Carried. Norval Anderson -it was tooted by 4'hsrlw i)lrnin. John Pote seconded by henry Holland. that tux• Graham McNee. •. • •- heal Mlles' of the cotupnio he in Dim-EdI a Kmart utuon. Carric,i. • ..11 W/1,11W/1,11 moved ed by John Washington. Madeline Acheson standing : Harriet 1. Taylor, 85.8': in Bkkp, 6; in Typing. Charles K. Naftel. 86.3 in Bkkp. Lillian B. Ferguson, 78.8 in Bkkp. Mary J. Johnston, 78 in Bkkp.. 50 in Typing. Eric B.' Gardner. 75 in, Bkkp. Adamson Memorial Scholarships The winner of the Lower School lot Scholarship. value 825.00, is Esther McIlwain, with 84.6'4. The winner of the 2nd Scholarship, value '2:30 p.w. over ., . 65'4 The w • inner of the Middle School 61.8 ist Scholarship, value 825.00, is 7-vc- 61.6, lyn Dean, w•ilh $2'; • while Margaret rn,4! Groves is the winner of the 2nd, value 515.00. with 78.5';. Mary Ferguson is worthy of mention,. obtaining 75'; . I r ,'.I by Charles '(teaart that sec- Margaret .Sanders .0 liret r+ be ele'tel for the cornet Evelyn Culbert • e ,•-tr.(*tinfoil."4'(*tinfoil." rennlotiotn from Forts IA. (lit . ni :1 ballot being taken the fo11u44 Commercial) to 2nd Year lire,•tor+ were 11111elected ('ontmercial ries I:IrcinIh . l'harle"urn"II. Honor; : i .,11;1+ E. Finlay. William,, Fnrgnlinr- Herbert Bridle... .:. John Ca 11101111. Ed11ill 441111nt and Emily McClure.... 1 .onus 11 Taylorimmediately after IIi. Honors : t l meads • , h.s. it the Mrs -tors ort Edward Baechler Reports are being sent nut to par - 58!1 ents and st,pdent+ by the Principal. 57.4 J. P. HI'MF.. 56.!, Princip:J. 56.4 56.1 55.5 54.9 Year 7 4"h 64.11 and hrnructed tlw secretary to get Marie Shields 64 4 45a1 npplicatioil-, reeelpts awl prem- Charlotte Linnington. 63. 111!11 note. printed. IL -Those promoted conditionally on the 12111 ..f April the directors i as indicated it the individual reports I. :net Heed 4.1w•1wl.tla' f,tilewing officers: sent to parent= and ,4ldents : -'laid 68.7 63.2 63.1 61 l'i•esident. Chlorites 4:Irtb, : view-presl- Edith C, • dent T E. Finlay: sw•retarydrea.nrer.,, Ida Carrick. Rupert \Inrrny. � Clara Moore I \I 1't• �'9 the lire,•tors net Pat Page Ina °' Earl Elliott �I fug to t!CS.VNI were ne,wptel and Twill- clew nuuitening 71 granted. James Johnston... " :V the end 1.1 Peat tilers were 4:571 2nd Vent ('irmmrrrial Awards I {adbylndders with n total risk of $14.- Imil.laal, t 11 this *3,177.'4419 pas added Diplomas are granted to those mak' during the yenr 11924. there being an ing 75', in each of tine Bookkeeping . -e ,.Idittow of 2044) Iw,llcyholder'.. Thos in and Stenography gr'.ups and in the the halfsrn4,1ry the risk carried by Typing, with i1 'honor -'for 80 to 84' the eoulps ly -has owl -meted almost ono• and i Honors 65,,; chile Certificates loulr•el and fifty -fold. - . are granted to- those ,obtaining 30',; Iwirtng tlw fifty year,* life of the at (east in two of the three depart- .•ntp:tny. there h1Mye lawn but four mends. tee standing of _,-retanicss. Robert Manny fillet the The following i- K .frbr• frog, ls79 to 1�S7. 44 hen J. ., the students entitl: d '.. diplomas, ar- Itola•rts was appointed. He eowtlntie,l ranged in rank aceenl ng to average', of "Mee until 1910. When, Thomas percentage of alt rap^r+ written and ' giving the per cent. in each group : Allen wee ale owl, the latter retie- R ins In February'. 1!r-'9. Tht• present • -a-trtnt•y is G. Cecil Trcleonen. who ,I a+ npl.'i11h•d nl'o11 Mr. Allen'. re-'. 1 retro"' The prurient .:,rector. are as follow..: President. a - -ar' teN itilllam \A1,tMm: yfcr - ,resident. V. fi 1 F.I.ir Jt. Smith R8 --RR • Tussle+ Benet,; secretary. Cell Tre- leaven re- M44r facet J. Eyppn+sT 44 R6.2 Ri leaven: treasurer. Thoma. Rtothern; t.ucfllp 1.. . Evennll•'.' 448.2 87 mildness. Ihmall Mel.enn m1d .roh11 Gertrude E. I.umhy -'.6 880.4 75 t\'iIson 1tlne hitter hal4twg 44.ted as 811- Frank Roberton..., 84.6 '14 toot for forty -cane y-earst. Directors-- Ernest D. Crowe.. -•.1 75 75 in ,».lions to the tGr•.h?ont and vbr•- The folio ing Are tied to cern-' 1,n••p. 1t Tint Grtt`tin..11es. N1.. s"i'• fiestas granting the -':ending stated w. t'. Itee.l. \\'Illi. l Md•lurllb,. Wit below in at least tae departments, Imam J. Thotnl -oil, itola-rt Ih1yi✓;v'11 arranged also in i'si as to total rad 11nrr3 I..' Salkeld. percentage • Ott - :1 y • . . 1e , Margaret Shephard • I 1 i Ib•tuion+ for Inatrarnv amount ' Gladys Shore BOYS' BALBRIGGAN Underwear at special prices 15 dozen boys• (Balbriggan Shirts and Drawer-. sip,- 22 to 32 Special 29c and 39c 10 dozen bort Balbriggan ('nrl4binntion+ Size- 211 to :12. Special 49c and 59c ti., 44,.ii, l4!4H 41, M. ROBINS Phone :114 Exclusive Agent for Tip Top Clothes 601 59.3 . 58.4 56.3, H. & B. TRANSPORT Short and Long Distance ----- All loads insured - Trucks driven by experienced drivers. We move Furniture and Goods of every description FOR ENGAGEMEN i S TELEPHONE'. 306W GODERiCH or 21r610 CLINTON cr v.0 4 • !r.ard of Th • 'rat , ffilr•t•s Hud -• 31 r. AA"illtnm A4•111.44 141 I- bowl*• from st. .\wdn•w.1 College And baser, nest 44.,•k tri Work with a +nrn•ying rift) In. the 4mllavy ,lI+tela for the sum• tAisr. AUBURN The son -lee in the jlap44.4 (botch i Mabel Brownlee. , • 11e\1 Sunday will he held at 7 11.111. iu Lionel ('lark stead of 3 p.m.. The Ikotch Choir of l Helen page Toronto will he In attendance and will ! Audrey 'wins lest the slerrl(e,of wog. Marguerite MacDonald Al The snnnal meeting of the plot- Elaine (Grass - 0 74.6 holders of BRIT. cemetery will he held The following students who were ,m the cemetery grnunds on Tuesday 'completing Middle or Upper School evnin. July silb erts und me { lrt-hn ders are nrelne.te.1 tt 7 o l attend. 1 commercial work with to withthe following I a a� d Margaret Dobie. , .... 4,4 76.2 Dorothy Steep ,..ski 68.2 I.u!u •lewell 44.4 0 0 6n fi!t.4 70.2 R2 Al 69 66.2 es •c Pi 76 4441 41 90 60' 4144 64 0 76 \ns!11:1rI 1 \I, - IL•r rI Spring Time Specials New Mattresses from $7 to $28 New Springs from $6 to $12 New Beds and New Furniture of ,'very description SEE CS FIRI•l. \\'e. positisety save yOu t.oney BLACKSTONE'S Furniture Exchange "011 the trosartl 0! Goderich Clearance of Summer Millinery Three Big Special Groups at Sensational Prices for Friday and Saturday, June 28 and 29 A collection of Hats in many attractivest>Irs of sum- mer color and trimming effects ate good. Note the reductions. 5.00 to $2.75 ro $3.75 58.5057.50 to $10.00 to $5.75 100 are cordially invited to -inspect our stock. Reduced from Reduced from Reduced from MISS MACVICAR KINGSTON STREET CiiRYS) rR BIWA!, SUDAN $1 9 8 5 f o.h. U ,n✓,or, Oar. litre uhvrb ..r.• r,r1 Notice who own CH RYS LE RS - that alone means a /of WHEN you see the num. her of Chryslersin the hands of bankers, lawyers, doctors, manufacturer., engineers, chemists, ju(Ilr,ea and other leaders throughout the Dominion, you realize more than ever that you travel in the best of company when you own and drive a Chrysler. it means something deft• nits when thousands of people .who formerly owned and drove far more expen- sive cars are now driving ('hrvslcrs by preference. Today .there is a general recognition of the fact that Chrysler has obsoleted long, established standards. By scientific distribution of car weight, by new utili- zation of fuel, by advanced carburetion and correctly applied thermo-dvnamics, Chrysler engineering has created a new performance. A perfectly -balanced Chas.' Gia, with buoyant vanadium springs anchored in moulded blocks of live rubber instead of ordinary metal ,hackles, supplemented by hydraulic shock absorbers, means an entirely new and delightful comfort in ri(lin,g Take a detnonstration. Learn for yourself the dif- ference bet ween Chrysler performance and the others. CIi8ABI.PR "73"-519441 to 830^0 lista god, Styles CHRYSLER "65"-51321 to 51460 Sia Koch Style, All ,••.., /...1. Wools*, ()Goan. rrrlrl,rtt ILwra.d /.,Wry *grower, I tre.1A1 •.4 lair., arts. CH RYS LE R IIRYSI.IR MOTORS .8.,171'4..1 J. W. McGEE HAMILTON STREET GODERICH 29I ,