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LIlyTON, NEW ARO*,
Thursday, July ;.2a"th, ,1918
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MORE, NEW WASH GOODS
FOR THE HOT WEATHER—
Never before have we shown as
many attractive patterns in Light
cool gauzy wash materials.
Fancy French Voiles
Plain grounds. with Beautiful colored Floral designs in
all the new shades. Exclusive dress lengths at $1.00 and
' SL2S a yd.
New Reps, Piques, Indian Head, extra good quality. Par-
ti:cularly adapted for making Middy Blouses and Skirts.
PRICES 35, 50 and 75c a yd.
Specials for July and. August
98c,
Children Gingham Dresses,
.Ages 4 to 12 years, price
ehildrens Washable Hats,
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HENSALL
The brass band was recently invited
to Centralia to furnish music for a re-
ception to a returned soldier, Pte. Bay-
man.- Thereception was held at .the
parsonage, where .a good program was
carried out and a fine supper 'served
by the ladies on the lawn. The select
floes by our band were imwch enjoyed,
The Methodist parsonage is being re-
shingledthis week, also Mr, R, Cud-
nmore's new dwelling on Main street,
while a number of other buildings are
being repaired.
The new officers of the Rebakah
Lodge were installed', by a tears of
sisters from Seaforth recently ,' the
ceremony being very ably performed.
CONSTANCEL
Mr. McIntosh, of Toronto, spent a
few days the guest of her sister, Mrs.
11. Colclough.
Mr. Bernard Hall took a load of
young men to Bayfield on Sunday,
Misses Govenlock of Seaforth, spent
Sunday as the guest of Miss Mayme
HULLETT
The farin crop§ are in need of rain,
Mr. and Mr§, Frank` McCaelghey, of
Peterborough, are spending part of
their vacation.wlth the. Iattgr's pntrent5,
Mr, and. Mrs. J. Shananhan.
Mr, and,: Mrs. M. J.:Calhtghan tout
children,, of, St, Thomas, are spending
their hn
Shona nha(n'on jr, tvTh e�ladies and
sisters,.
c, ATANLEY!
Mr. Alexander McEwen• purchased a •
new.Chevrolet car from r,
zClltic,
Red Cross work that was sent out
by the Wonen's institute of Zurich,
for th'e month of June and July con-
sisted of 6 flannel shirts, 77 pair of
SEAPORT'''.
Mrs, Barton sr;, and Mrs. Ii, R, Scott
are visiting frignfls in 'rillsonuurg,
The Stratford. Salvation Arniy hand
held successful open air' services on
Saturday night and Sunday, Upon their
socks, value $89.,90,. arrival they were met by the Reeve,
The Glee Club of the Northwest- Dr. Harburn, who in the absence of
ern College, Naperville,' Ills,, will gi-v welcome to to titrtendered
t weled them a cordial
a concert in the,'1own ;tall ,Zurich, on Mrs, (Rev,)- H, McPherson, of To-
Wednesday
fo-Wednesday eveniong, Jtily 31st: ronto, is the guest of Mrs, J, R, Goven-
Mr, and Mrs, Sam Geiger, of lock, ,
Semens, Sask., are visiting at the Miss Dorothy 1lodgins who has been
home of the fornier's parepts, Mr. visiting at the manse, has returned to
anryl Moses • Mrs, oses iger,
M J B Levis of .town her ;tome in Stratford,
also his- brother, Mr: John Melsw:an; at present Mr. Geiger fs one of Dr. and Mrs. Ball who were week-,
1130th cars are 490A Chevrolet ,Models, the, prominent merchants in Semaus end visitors at. the home of Mr. and
Mlss' Charlotte Johnston, of London and.. has prospered. Mrs. W' D, Bright, Have returned to
spent• tlte= wreek.eud with her sister,
Very sudden, indeed was the Tornio,
Mr's, T, 13 tOamtlpbell, death of Conrad Puss, .one of the Master George Rogers and Miss Dor-
Mrs, Din. Campbell and family, of most, widely known farmers of this othey Rogers, -of London, Rite spending
Tort. William, are spending a few section. l -le was around as ague; the. holidays with their grandparents,
weeks at the'itonne of Mr, -Join Moffat, on. Thursday last, doing his work. Mr, and Mrs, T. Stephens at the.
Sarah Dumber of •Kamsack and felt nothing of the end which
hotel
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Queen' s,
M.ss Aran u t
Sask., is spending a. couple' "of Weeks was so- near. During the, night he.i
i lerest,O event took place at
with her sister, Mrs. Thomas Baird. , , be catnaesed anday;aray He riven in his L the home of Mrs, John 'Carmichael,
Mr Jagtes. Cameron;' who is teach- I , g -p Besides lits widow he l Hugh' st:, on Tuesday, July ,16, .when
G211 year,
�'P in Renfrew H, S., is spending. e d by two sons Henry of her daughter May, was united in mar-
s. Attwgod and children, of Ford, • ,Art of his va.catiou with his uncle
isiting: the formers parents, Mr: .MY NP or.
and Mrs. Ben Riley, ist church
• The services at the Method
will be at 1,00 for Shnday school and
a 2.00 of Attgustrcburch till the ewttinie expires. ilt
Mrs, Maclaren, of Detroit, is spend -
ng a few days with her brother D.
Milson.
Mr. Fred' Wakefield now wears the
senile that wont come off, because his
wife presented hint with a daughter on
Monday.
Mr
fb McGreg
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WINGHAM-
Tlie farriers are busy at their hay
and, although the hay will not be equal
to last year, a small shower, which
fell some days ago, having given the
hay a good start, in fact the crops
', never
looked better e
r for
' vicinity t
in this v
a bountiful harvest, although rain is
badly needed at the present time.
The potatoes are suffering very
much for want of rain, and in a num-
ber of patches the potato disease has
appeared upon the leaves and stocks of
the plant, Remedies are being rapidly,
applied. The farriers are storing away
their hay in large quantities. Garden
stuff is also suffering,
Acting upon a wire from. Stratford
Chief Allen arrested Arthur Henry, of
Stratford,, upon a charge of fraud, beat-
ing a bill for food and lodging. He
was taken back to Stratford by Detec-
tive Broadley. The prisoner. is a mar-
ried man and has been a resident of
Wingham until very recently. Previ-
ous to corning to Wingham he lived at
Brussels,
Miss Lizzie, Hunter, Mrs, John Hun-
ter. and son, Robin, of Clinton,, spent'
last Friday at the home of Mrs. ,Geo.
Baird, sr.
Mr, Pete Moffat spent the week -end
in Toronto,
'Mr. Will Baird left this week for
Ahmic Lake; Parry Sound District,
where he will spend the rest of his
vacation,
HOLMESVILLE. life and faithful ministry are cherished
and perpetuated in the reminiscences
ifAS MADE GOOD—To the long of his devoted Helpmate, who now tut.:
mid highly creditable list of Holmes- vives hien, and who shared all the joys
•tJle boys who have made good in pro- and vicissitudes of his forty years of
ifes�,Brnadt and other pursuits, should be fntineracy,
On July 30th, 1917, John
Fbur in eac and o laid down
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aideidi tlie: name of Rev. Lloyd Smith, his burden. 'fie last .tokens of re-
g A„ D.D, M.r. Snaith is pastor of spect were paid hits by a wide circle
Itis Elm street church, Toronto, (suc- of his intimate brethren of the minis-
sensor to the. late Rev, W. F. Wilson) i try, as the remains lay inside the altar
and t^,`. rcn;arded as an able and ex- l aborschad raised.huFroimvtine midst�of
ceedingly popular preacher.' lie is the the large congregation he was borne
vsnngest man in charge of any of the lovingly away, and quietly laid to rest
i!srger Methodist Churches in Toronto. t in Woodland Cemetery, London,
iz,xt Wasbo'n in the'parsonage at Hal- I of
naesville , during the pastorate of his. RR T •
ffI hher, Rev. A, E.'Stnith, now superan- T�� ��oil� 1 TgHi
`rallied and living in Toronto. There
rattsfi^be something in the atmosphere
ads H'oi'mesville that accounts for the
sterling ability of so many of•the young
wen that -first see the light of day in
Ms place, for it has certainly a goodly
windier of young men of prominence
•ef its credit,
OBITUARY: --The Christian Guard-
tku' last week had the following obit
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Leant; of a former pastor of the Meth-
odisr Church here The Rev. John S.
Risiini•• was born in Glasgow, 1839, of
Scci1clh,' Methodist ancestry, With his
parents he emigrated to Canada in
t854, and settled on a farm in the
€:;tiuirty of Peel, near Drayton, where,
atf:'. camp -meeting, held shortly after,
Mn was soundly converted to God.
'_Seine ten years later he felt called of
E,lhe Spirit to the Christian ministry;
stent'' went to Hamilton in 1864, where
ate spent that year and the following
ear -as a student of the first theologi-
ealrlclass formed by the late D. Nath-
asetaelrBurwash, of saintly memory, He
nolo meceived. as a probationer of the 'so' build up your health anew. Po
Wesl:eyan.. Methodist Church in the getethis new, rich blood give Dr, Wil-
ddltl 1866, in 1870 he was ordained liams Pink Pills a ,far; trial,. •anl they
l5'.t1tnt:-Punshon, and was married• to will give you new vitality, sound
fafl4ss-•Jaite.Rdb.ertson., Since his ordin- health, and the power to resist and
anent Ilea travelled the ,following cir- throw off 'disease, . For more than a
l r , stannet ii Harmony, Lucknow, generation this favorite medicine has
ran } y
1Fnitiarfon, Plattsville; Massagua, Blyth, been in use throughout the world. and
l3btthesviite,. Arthur, Attwood, Gorrie, has made many thousands' of weak
:tisanSeflt and,Deleware, After spend- despondent, Hien and women brght, alt=
ling :forty years in active service he was ive and strong, Pink Pills,
superannuated int 1 06, and carie with You can get Dr, Williams'
itis estimable and devoted Wife to re- You
any dealer in medicine or by:
side. in Lambeth,. 1lere'they-spent 1'2 malt at 50 cents a box or six boxes
Il.fbpy•and,useful.years. in the service for $2,50 from The Dr, Williams' Medi-
Yeartt church id' f him "There
it may for
Co., Brockville, Orf,
t3eifrilly said 'of him There was
J'ohn,',r Few Men have inspired great- . BRUSSE •
:' t'e atilt. more _genuine respect -,then The Brussels school hoard has en -
JO* 8. Fi$hex, • , He was, uniiv,ersally gaged Miss Winnifred Morris, of Pe-
cherished
e-
cherished'wherever kntown'by the 111111- trolea, as the successor of Miss Jar
"slay and laa'ty+.•of+ all''detl,ominati0nt,4die; in the continuation department.'
^Every. time you go up stairs you can
test your state of health—the condi-
tion of your blood,
Do you arrive at the top of he
stairs breathless and distressed?
Does your heart palpitate violently/
Do you • have a pain in your. side?
Perhaps you even have to stop half
way up, with limbs 'trembling and
head dizzy, too exhausted to go fur-
ther without resting. These are un-
failing signs of anaemia, As soon as
your blood becomes improverishcd or
impure the stair -case becomes an in-
strument of torture, When this is 5o
you are unfit for work; your blood is
watery and your nerves exhaust
you are losing the joy of an active
life and' paving- the way for a. further
break down and decline. in this con-
dition only, one thing can -save you
You must put new, rich, red blood in-
to your veins witholt further delay and
GODERICH.
BLYTH.
Betty,
Mrs, D, W. Boyd and daughterY,
of Chicago, also Mrs. Howard W.
Adams of Detroit, are the guests of
their parents, Mr. and Mrs, R. Adams,
Wednesday was Blyth's 'Civic holi-
day.
Pte Walter Mason, son of Mr, and
Mrs. J. S, Mason, East Wawanosh; re-
turned home from England on Satur-
day and was met. at the G. 1', R. here
and escorted to the Commercial where
he had dinner and in the afternoon
was taken to his home by Mr. W. N.
Watson. Pte, Mason had- the misfor-
tune while in England: to be thrown
from a motor cycle severely fractur-
ing Itis skull which necessitated his
being invalided home.
Mr,- Jas. - Crawford had the misfor-
tune
tune to receive a kick on his ankle
from a horse on Sunday, which will
lay hint off work for some days.
Miss lona Stothers left last week
for Guernsey, Sask., where she has
accepted a school,
Mr. W. M. Scott and daughter, Miss
Patience, left for Lloydminster, Sask,
Miss Scott has secured a -school in
that place and. Mr. Scott will remain
West for the harvest.
At a meeting heid in Industry Halt
at which• there was a fairly good rep-
resentation of the farmers of
this section, a farmer's club was
organized with the following officers
in charge,—President—Robe. Wight-
man•• Vice
President—R. Richmond;
Secretary - Treasurer—Alex, McGowan.
.1
Pollock, R, Rich -1
mond, Duncan McCallum, Wim, Gray,
ins Gaming John Coming and Fred .
Toll.
The name selected for the or-
ganization
Morris, ai
ganizaffon is Wawanosh. Mor
Hullett Farmers' Ciub, and the- object
of the club is the co-operation• of all
the farmers in this section for social
1
and economic improvemenf, it is
the intention of the club; as far as
possible, both in the purchase of
goods ,anid the placing -of .produce, and,
livestock before the consumer, to db
away with the middlemen by dealing
is su true '1 liege to Mr. John Stewart,'a prosper -
an d 5 daughters, ceremon was performed by the Rev,
chert and Mrs. . Emanuel Reichert, Y
and Mrs, Wm. Reichert all of Hay! F• H. Larking D.D., in the presence of
Township, and Violet and Margaret, j the immediate relatives. The bride
at, home. Three brothers, and two • becomingly attired, In gown of grey'
sisters also survive him,
Mrs. :Alf Rei- ons young farther near Hensall.. The
WILL KILL MARE FLIES THAN
$894' WORTH OF. ANY
STICKY FLY CATCHER
Pte, Charles Bennington, another
Goderich- veteran, has arrived home.
He went overseas with the 161s1 Hur-
ons. He was among the first of the
Hurons to go to France and was
wounded in. October, 1917. He re-
ports at Guelph for further treatment
soon, The mayor and a number of
citizens inet the returning hero at the.
train and escorted him to his home.
The square and streets were treated
to a coat of tarvie this week, which.
will keep down the dust awhile.
The new Goderich hoard of Trade
has taken a. forward step in appoin rin
ivean industrial secretary, who will g
his time to booming the town, looking
out for industries, etc. W. S. Bowden:
of lnegrsotl,' has been appointed to
the position at a. salary of $1,200 a
year.. ' He .tomes highly recommended
midis now on t'he••jeibt -
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The• clerks in the Goderich. stores
Clean to handle. Sederby all Drug-
gists, Grocers and General Stores.
a trip to Palmerston, - -
Miss Lockhart of Stratford, Is visit,-.
ing relatives here.
Mr. Adan Dickson has purchased,
M. ,
Mrs. Clarks' residence on North Maid,
st,, at present occupied:by Mrs. Troyer:
Miss •Henderson of Buffalo, is visit
ing friends here,
Miss Rena McKenzie of Stratford,
Normal, is spending the holidays at.
her home here.
Mrs.- Vinsickle, of Chicage, is. -Visit-
ing
isit-
ing at the home of her daughter. Mrs.
,wag ecom
silk and georgette crepe an wore a L, Bristow.
Edward Edwin. Hallett a well-known
moss colored picture hat, ;The happy resident of Seaforth, passed away very
couple 'left on the 3.15 train for To= unexpectedly on Friday, July 19th, af-
WitOXTER ronto and points east. 1 ter a few days illness, pneumonia be -
A pageant entitled "The Call of the Miss Grace Walker has returned to ii ing the cause of his death, The de -
Country," was well presented in the Rochester to continue her nursing in I ceased was a son of the late sergeant
f 11 here recently by the Wrox, the hospital there. and a member of St, Thomas church.
town 5,
eter Community Improvement Club, 1 A flag dity under the auspices of the
thirty-eight young ladies taking part, , Canadian Red Cross Society was held
Theproceeds amounted to $80, here last Saturday when about $220
Mrs. W. H. Brawn, a weal -known was raised for the sick and wounded
resident of the village, took ill sudden- soldiers in the French hospitals,
ly at her home Friday evening, suffer- Mr, L. Chesney, who has been acting
ing from appoplexy, and is in a ser -
as cashier in the Bank of Commerce,
ious condition., h been transferred to Sarnia.
ester,
is visiting her mother Mrs. J. 1-1, Broad-
foot,Miss Kate Broadfoot, of Hamilton,
-
Mr, and, Mrs. L. Robins, who _were
visitors at the home of .Mr. and Mrs.
P. M, Chesney, have returned to Rea -
has Mr, and, Mrs. James and daughter
Mrs. Herr, of Stratford, hills Miller, spent a few days with friends in Stat.
of Staffa, and Miss Mahaffy of Clin• ford. .
ton, were here on Tuesday attending Mr. and Mrs. Campbell andtwo
the .Carmichiael-Stewart wedding. children, of Toroth, are the guests or
Mr, C. Aberhart has returned from Mrs, D. Clark,
With the exception of 'hay, which
is slightly below the average, crops in
this locality are in splendid condition.
Plenty of farm help is at present avail-
able.
will not have the usual Wednesday direct with the market centres. .Mr
prime mover in getting the club or-
ganized, and in so doing, form a
connecting link with clubs already
organized at Walton ,Auburn and
Bel'grave, The club starts out well
afternoon holiday this summer, as the
merchants refused to sign thepetition
for a half Holiday. The three mer-
chants who .thus hold up this stove,.
meet,' whish nearly everbody in the
county adopts, t are Dean Bros Wafter
Kernaghan, of Colborne; was the
sent from . God,,, whose, name was
op s, r +
Horn and D. Millar Sc Son o-fficered, and under excellent con -
The Goderleh pupils at the high di'tions and we.bespeak for it abund-
school entrance examinations did welt ant success.
Twenty pupils from Victoria Street -
School were successful, four having
obtained- honors. Thirteen from Cen-
tral School passed, six getting honors.
Nine from the separate school passed,
one securing honors, Miss Maud -How-
ell,. of the. Central School, wins tire
Id medal for the highest number of
auiyt, In, malty • of .our Methodist, conn- Brussels Council has decided'to build
no,e,le 5 lits. mantle, was as. ointment a cement' tank, 12x12 feet, to be locat
devoeltt forth." He. Was a sincerely ed near' the Ainent factory, .for •the
devantt 111501 .a faithful and effective purpose of better. fire rofect, u.
preacher, an exemplary pastor; espa- p o
dally 111 itis sympathetic visttatlI3hs a- Of the 10 candidates from Brussels
``ming'tne,-sick,,,the troubledLLa-int,be- school whowrotweasuccessftrancenceexx...
reeved His daily intinerary from ,honal
e emination,'
f
t , home'.was.;cllaractetlxed by.the same then; taking honors, Kathleen 'McLaren
evangelistic fervor as liis pulpit minis- :idaded the fist- scoring 53 marks.- ,
krslipns,, Beneath the outer gracious An accident, which resulted fataily,
:cess„ •delicacy.and, tenderness of hs occurred on the farm of Win, Short
ells 'tI there moved a strong and reed of the 10th con,cesson of Morris
ad without beitlg nugnacious, and re- Mr, Shortreecl's ,eldest son, , John N.,
x,lute without being. unkind, 'His char" 13 years. of age, as'loading .hay in
antt+a' Was to guileless and trattspaterlt the field, a, passing l utouiobile fright-
nett:; pervaded by, such a natural virtue • ened his team, causing them to run
Vial-- is t literally overcame evil with away, one of the -wheels passing over,
good, He Was compassionate with the his abdomen, An operation' Was per -
Sinner without extenuating leis sin, and formed on Sunday in the hope of saa-
Iitrla with the indifferent Without ex- Ing his life, but the rupture was so
OW 'tag- their anatagonism. His native serlouc that he died shortly after. 'The
gire<dlress was enlianaed beyond' measure funeral took place Tuesday afternool
k predOntinant endOWmeht of fie to Brussels Cemetery.
/Ay Spirit, The Memories of g gddty
markit in Goder-
s obtained' by any p flood,
ich, She was two marks behind' the Practically all the farmers have tin- , ,
highest pupil in the Co. Miss Isabel ished haying now. • The hay crop was 1
very good this year although inn'sonee i
GODERICH" TOWNSHIP
Mr. anti Mrs. Mini. Bedour attended
the Cummings—O'Keip wedding at
St. Augustine last Wednesday.
• Mr, and. Mrs, William Henry -of Tiv-
erton called On friends in the neighbor -
Johnson gets the silver medal for high-
est standing aunong, the. Victoria, street.
School pupils, Doris Woolcombe, the
girl who stood highest at the. separate
school, is only 10.years of age,
The National Shipbuilding bylaw
carried, here by a, large majority, 511
votes being cast; for aline by=lfiw totd'1^t
against, This company bought the
plant originally known as the Doty
Engine Works. about a year ago,; and.
places., it was rather 511011, ..erg
number of the farmers purchased hay
loaders this year in order to save lab- '
our.
It Will not be long.now until the
„wlieatIia vest will be, on as it is ripen-
ing fast, Altitough'tiie wheat dict not
look very promising in, the spring;; it 1
has conte on nwch better than was. ex- 1
pealed+ On the :light land the barley 1
has been engaged; since in the mem,- tsbeginning,to:ripen.
facture. of marine. engines. 'Phe 50111-,. , The }crop o1. wild-raspberries
roe' is very
pany is milli ihtendistg, to increase• its:. ;good this year. although
be
oPerations:'aud are gong. to erect . affecieitlly the` dry weather,
another boiler shop on :the; Maitland Mrs„:}V Weston has rethrned hoine
road,' These plants, are• to= be exempt` after .spending, :a fortnight.:withi her
from all ntunicipal;;taxes except school sister at Lucknow' i niisfortune
taxes, for• a period. of ten years. The Mr, A McGuire;had t e
newly, -organized board of trade at 'its to have his barn burned;' Itis a ser-
last meeting made, a resoltttioi' in- ious.loss, as there was abort fifty ton
dorsing this bylaw. and pledged, them- of hay.': besides a quantity' of grain. in
selves to' give 11 their., enthusiastic, it, rhes were fortunate in saving g,
support'. This•1s one -of the first real' their binders as 'they were working
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steps the' board of trade has taken, quite; close to the Marti, fie; cause 1
pwith W. 5, Bowden, of Ingersoll♦ of the, file is. supposed to , 'be spoil- '
and, wt �+l r thin s appear ttaneous . combustion from overheated 1
as,mdu5trial secretary„ gp't
post on, ,
tmasfeffttl character, "1 e Was determin- Township,.on•Saturday evening, While
to 'be on :the move for, a circle cr Y.. .hay,
High twistable - W;hitesides :and, • Mr. J,. Little. and. daughter, H1gel,
'county Constable Gundry •roundedup., also. Mx, and, Miss Shower
rtnotorsa
a bunch. of young 'men 'recently ,a?111• from: Wi ngllaIYn to visit J', To t
ed them, with not being, cm- Mr. and,;fills. Alex; McDeinaidir•of 1
charged -
in any useful occupation. Tango, N. 0.; at!e.'visiting MAIM neigh, .
They also appeared in police, court boyhood.
and Were instructed to find useful Rain is needed very badly at pfjes-'
work and return to their respective enI as .everything -As getting, very dry,
laces, They are t0 report once.' a- If rain ,does. not soon come the harvest
week, and also •to report to. the ,court will be early%.
on a .ceratin date. Fred Meehan ail- Mrs, A Robinson went to Kincardine
geared, before Magistrate' Reed, here On MotdaY to . see her brothel', Robt.
and the ,evidence being. taken int coni- Russel'; tvho, was seriotisiy. hurt one day
nectioft With the breaking:• into. and last week, His. Many old friends.hgl'e
stealing from the Ocean douse, 'al will be glad to hear of his speedy
the harbor. He was sent up for trial'.covert', ' • .
oung uteri whin •appeared Mrsi,Morgf; i.til Godel'is(t is 'visiting
�rlti i� tl trgter M6s n Betties,
Another y
before Magistrate- Reed oh'- two + eltsit+»
ges of false pretences, was also sent
up for trial before a judge,
Faiadta,stililtff ;dttitUily`tlliian,.Mgf i tgall
returned horde after spending a week
nt Brussel
x .,, ,x: 1 •r a e Mr Douglas McDaugall fell from the
District News on, Page 5 * top cif the barn and received quite a
or ti io w r, a * it .o- a shaken in.
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fficiency
We said recently that this Marvell; Motor Car is a
"featureless car."'
By that we meant that no one feature was better
than any other—ane; none less efficient or effective.
Uniformity is the outstanding quality of Maxwell
design and construction.
Apropos that, we are frequently asked what par -
ocular detail of the motor is responsible for the
tremendous mileage per gallon of gasoline obtained
by Maxwell owners.
If you ask an owner he will almost invariably give
the carburetor most of the credit.
Now, obviously the carburetor must be a good one.
If it were not, it would prevent, even if it did not
accomplish the result.
But a good carburetor does not make a good motor
car—nor an efficient mixing valve alone anefficient
motor.
The factors that made that famous "Non -Stop"
record possible, and the test in which 3,000 owner -
driven Maxwell Motor Cars averaged 35.2 miles per
gallon of gasoline—were many.
Every detail of motor design had to be right—
every proportion just right in relation to every
other one.
Piston displacement, valve dimensions and valve
lift, compression, balance—everything, in precise
ratio and correct relation to every other. detail.
'Tw,ould require a volume to tell, !tow Maxwell
engineers achieved that splendid result.. Just,as it
required- long years of practical manufacturing
experience to know how.
Of course,tbe,carburetor helps—but equally, so, does
the electrical system.
By the way, if this were the kind of Motor car in
,
which any one feature stood out above others, we.
would etnphastze that electrical system.,
But it isn't MVTaxwell,results are uniform. Those.
.results are the'prOduct of a ctbmbination'of; many
features—not of., one or two, only.
Similarly, if one owner achieved a sensational mile-
age or a high degree of reliability, that would
prove nothing.
That happens with all makes of cars --the poorest
included`
Bttt for 31000; owners to .. average 35.2 miles per
gallon -of gasoline; `
. to run 22 022 -miles--44 con -
For the. seine, model in �-tlttdt
secutive,. days and nights without stopP g
car must be a Maxwell.,
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