The Goderich Star, 1929-06-20, Page 5o
THl'RSL+► ', JUNE' -,t"h. 1'; •?�i
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�-- GODERICH, ONT.
'PHONE SO
JUNE WEDDINGS
THE GODERICR STAR
ee and Mss Peter's, end Mr. %ensue! Me -titroughout yaw pastorate here. We rent stn -iii hour was t•reo nee
t"ria,ui, Getietit h; Mr. And ,licca. W , vasa useple our leas in your rsltervai The Carlow 1'ioiticerkurai Sueiety
M. MaoDonatd, tai Jerk*, and Mr. and' from our ,cadet. but we appaeciate °. will be eeh*ang to fit`;illuatd through S.
Mrv, bred Wood. Bi- ,tr.td Mut. very Mich the stand yeei. hove taken, if etet settee *gene fvr 'l'as't Hot
Maty Thomas, tioderteh. the treat eaer,tke y°ou are inaia'ngen tort! Tiiokker +u Limnnen, Holland,
Lee -Lockhart 'leaving year mane. land a land *such;; Burr Croeera and ExporM'i . auu,•.
St, Simon* church Toronto 13re11'"'s.haai uch1X'
•sa alv"*d. to t° a dei for Taalrt+rt. torr<iulhr. \aaris.i.
with spring flowersa[xl terns, t
� was
r ielelRn held watch holds oat so few • Paw -mitre vie. 'l The voter shr,uld lac.
the f.cene e a pretty wedding on };alt-; ll'omisel; 84 fair sw this hie is tato ,tuts, bg Jniv 7th, Any,tna wishing
• lurday alternate], June 15th, when Teo- cermet and xe are convinced that itis ,to .lain the S,t,iety may *till ref ao
_bel acuate , dauroe-minehter of 2itr. anti the love of •Cad and year fellowman ant'! tale thein' Droller:1i in butt}?,
xttieh has iaicen gnu rut -h farts+utic , P*Y $1,00 men4t*phip fel! anti re.�eire
' vied to :1loa, Reginald T:MiddletonLee, asnn of±a^cl pr tmptetl your ac`ian, anti goo $Lei worth Kat specially low 14 eat
4 t1lr and airs charle,s t' I ee bode s we ceeennend lou to Him who lies • of beautiful Darwin tulips or atny
rich. thew. S. H. Brewin and Rev. N. `Matte the supreme sacie i:e. We eke .kind of bulbs for hot;ae or garden
q e
iClarke 'Wallace were the eine
de to eapeers our love . nd eynt..:M r. E. N. Lawson is P evident and
eler •Hien. .The bride wh ry iv -
lathy to tour partnteein=life, .lime. M. R. A. ',unity eeeeesTreee,
den aaa by tier father Iool ed o enarnt ' Walker, Wile has' endeared herself to
prig Ga many friends in this cgullunity.
inlnaniir exjuil itt all sla e. ivory
e1ler kindly disposition, her sunny
t skirt, fashioned in long lines, was eniile, her beautiful Chri'tian spirit
` caught alt girdle with brilliant buckle, and example has been an :nspiratton
0 indicating the long waist line. The to ate ,.with wha.ii the has „anio iii
Niagara Falls sand other cities. The l long train of satin hanging from the eon#ac.. �i ou are llotii leas ant. a host
young couple will reside on T,'3 -acct shoulders was lined with white rhii-. of friends behind rotas will supplicate
street, ` the the•sole of grace for t
Gaderich. The bridegroom's' fon, and the lovely heirloom lace veil tion, comfort and happineaR, and that
gift to the bride was a substantial was arrari ed on the had
with
Biter -feed
your pre tee
.it quiet wedding Was solemnized in cheque. On their return * reception wreath of orange blossoms, �S'he You may have a rich reward for Your
Nol:th t
S United r u
h rr on1 lx�
h Wednes- was held at the home of the carried a shower bouquet of roses, a ra
day} morning, the pastor, -Rev. C. F. parents, when a laic number'gath- lily of the valley and orchids. The We walk together here below.
Olarke, ofiieiatitlg, when Mrs. Martha erect to honor the young couple. . matron of honor, Mrs. Clarke !'Gal- Then ones again apace;
P: ,Reed, Ess- St., Gtxlerich, became lace, sister of the bride, wore a While each may take a different
Wilkinson Thompson road, ,
tile•, bride of Following lr Baxter, Col- : Spring .flowers and fern aeceraded charming dress of grey georgette, Yet !both are in the race;
borne twp. a. short honey- Central Presbyterian church T fashioned with a long skirt and a = And in God's ,awn good titre and
moon by motor, Mr. and Mrs. •Raxtt r .c, , Toronto, sheet coat. She • wore a green me -
will take ttl, •residenet on East street, , aturday� .a#ternaan at 4 o'clock, Muir hat with slippers to match, song : We'll way
Go(ierie lr. Mr. whenandlen Airs, ttDaivid Thompson, eldest r17 eaeried a bouquet of variegated sweet ease reet -
accept hese smaain some ll gifts tter us
Gould -Wallis Linden St., Toronto,became the 'bride Peas' The brides�ltaids, ;hiss' Greco u token of our esteem and as a re -
Crooks and Miss Marion Le_e, tester tnembrance from your, stun, friends,
This home. the Air. •
scene
Mit,. T. A. of Mr. Herbert tVil.kinrin, Brantford; of the groom. wore similar frocks oi?
Wallis, was scene of a happy the Rev. A, Ross Skinner officiating. peach georgette. The , wore fiats and , Sighed on behelf of the eongrega-
141r ' * s peers to match their dress a a
'a -
at n
was united in y, at d during the sign- carried bouquets of variegated' sweet
Gee. Uoul • o[° Gerlericii. The wed- Thom/Yea ea • sang, "For You. Alone," aJobsanne Loekha s, acted as flower
sling marciaawas ,played by Mrs. Harry T'ne bride, who was given in marriage ,girl'a. And ware acl:s of white or»
Salkeld and the happy couple stood by her father, wore a gown•of f earn
before :a bank of ferns and flowers .gas chiffon' with long tight bodice and silk gang, with brands of xlbbon flowers
on their hair, They carried Colonial
•the: ceremony was performed 'her Rev, net skirt in circular frills. She worst bouquet =of pansies, corn«flowers lily
C. F. Clarke, pastor of Earth street an embroidered tulle veil which 'wee of the valley and rosebuds. The best
.United
church. r.
Bride and o ca t'
groom u h in 'a'
R lz c p shape with close fitting Irian was Mr.Cherie')
Ge') D ,Std the
•we>'e unattended and •the bride 'wore bandeau of orange blossoms and azar
Pretty gown of royal bin.g rirtilar•»de» xied a bo ue't f Q h 1
t n Monday at high noon, who" The wedding music was played by riY e an loon• --Mrs- J, MellarYP. Mrs. S. Sher-
. Waltis s sie.er, 'Miss Susan Wal- Mrs.
G d marriage to Mt. ing of the register Mi William Te bid + D' 1'
wood, Mrs. B. Treleaven, anise S. Kil-
pe'trick.
Mr. Walker. then made a short re»
ply in which he said lie the work. was
not so easy which_
ChioUa as -here, th9Y ala
prime � ated so 'much • the tamers of
God's people here and felt . o grate-
ful for their interest in his future
work. e ver o
o k. II could nq forget et ..
two years' wort! With the people Hero }nit her every future success,
mahhh � h
L BRIEF TOWN TOPIC'S
Negotiations for the pec.: hs, a of
the Goderieh Arteraft faetory aro in
progress with the town.
.
The regular meeting of Central,
,drool Moate ;tnd Saw!. Club will be
held on Tuewday, .Tune 2601, at 1.14'
pm. at tie Central sehool.
AU interesting; in the forming of +a
ladies! howling club ase requested to
meet et the club house on Pieton at.
on `Tuesday evening, June 25th, e t
?,45. For particulars phone 194.
The Liberal. pienie at Gond !lend.
the Seaforth races, the ball game in l.
Goderieh, the entertainment in the
Opera House and the West Wawa -
nosh Mutual Fire Insurance t om-
pany's picnic at Kincardine, bowling
tournaments at St. Marys. and Blyth
and local playing in Goderieh were
among the doings of yesterday.
FILLING VACANCIES ON •PCIFai,IG
SCHOOL STAFF
A. special meeting. 'o£ the public
school board was 'held en Monday
evening, June loth. D1iss Vesta Wat-
son. wrote resigning ter position -.vn-
the staff and this was accepted, the
motion to this effect by. Trustees Hill
and Thomson expressing pros in regret at
wI t'g
Miss Watson's resignation and wish»
a reit . o inhere , were r. ar es• Stewart,
uq a .. p e is roses and Mr. Cr;•ievford' martin gold Mr. Doug- 'c a e.n/dyed, eek mus The requests for increases from the
' ethic, with hose and slippetrs:to onateli lily -of the-va-l;<e}. .Mise "Bette 'lasLockhart,'brother o
.f the Bride. The ladies • then nerved lunch and janitors at Central and.Victoria
tatted carried a shower bouquet " of PhiIIips acted its bridesneand, wearinit After the ceremony a reception Was Qoftee and' n social half hour waft school were dealt; with by grantinga
tgttreetheart roses, lily of the 'valley a frock of powder blue taffeta, with held at the home of they bride's par- • pent together, `which all enjoyed $50 increase in each ease, nlakiTig Mr.
and' fern.
After �•.
Af a the c •
ei m
e
ova. uf_ hat and b a d &lines to match, and retried encs, ivh2re Mrs Lockhart received very much. Jackson's salary as janitor at Cen•
fetluncheon was served and •Mr, and a bouquet of butterfly roses. The in a gown of black and white 'chiffon FiSaIs�Ili' �,,I� , :trill school $ai50 and bit, Hatrison's.;
Mrs. Gould left. on .i. hip of some best man was Mr. Elwood Thotnpson, with a 'black hat and a bouquet of as janitor of Victoria school .$1050,
weeks to the Maritime Provinces the broth r f th •b i
e o e r de, and the "bees Premier roses. Airs. Lee wore a blue Miss Annie Blair, nurse -in training
bride's -travelling costume 'beim; of Were Mr. Fred Wood of Brantford d •t2i Hack h d bouquett h forth h 1'd
Barker Leishman , •:. After the ceremony n reception was and groom left by motor for Quebec, spending the week with their daugh-
' A quiet but .pretty wedding was held at the home of the bride's Par- the bride travelling in a' frock of ter, Mrs, R. Stonehouse, of Qaderich.
eolemnized at SSt. John's parsonage, Bash Mrs.
Thompson! received in a blue and' fawn spotted: crepe with a Mr. and Mrs. Beit. Vincent and
neap.L h
London, t hat to
3
n of on Friday
• ay . afternoon, ,l,a'fawn rout trimmed: with brown mole family, of Belgi.•ave, were Westfield
txsh
an
d carried
abouquet � .
J e of
un ., r
7th when
Ba;
e tlnce i
Mae d u • vis t ra o
a hat o n u
and a to match 0 h'• r tui Soda
gh n their e n Y
a Whither, c
reSa wi ;2, a t is
035X8 0 3
c a an a a.
iia 'bluerte e'Y .tie chine
p arid r •
hI , Brandt Elliott1
>a Iitt f .
o Oshawa. a
of B i Air. and • J, N
r a rose n Mrs, Campbell a•
arcl.ff s, Later the bride -t . N. mpbe T are
ter of Mr. and Mrs. R. 11. Leishman chids. Mrs. Wilkinson, mother' of tine they will reside• in Toronto. Mr Jim Henry spent Sunday at
West Wawanosh, became the bride of , groom, wore a costume of gray and \ the home •of Ail, tinct Mrs. J. L. Stene-
Mr. Percy Barker, son of Mr. and blue. and carried a bouquet, of Col- SIIEPPARDTON house.
Mrs._ IL Barker, of Palmerston street, umbia roses. Later the bride and Be 'rah! One of those good old Mr. Larne Stonehouse and Mr.
room le
groom foo
n is
a trip t
Cleveland ad
' sillp n song
0
Coil h. The wedding
Sam of
r . S m Di r on were•(`.
ceremony der c
er m n �a i h visitors
rs
ti es fo mot
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Detroit. the brides- travelling in a r her, dad and family, one day
was conducted. by Rev, J. R. Peters. blue .and xray ensemble, with hat anis 7t s. rniy once a year. !heave every. last week.
Thi trarsonase was beautifully decor- shoes to snatch. On their return thing and come to our Sheppardton . sir, and Mrs, Harty Armstrong and
and for the occasion with ferns and at school picnic •Saturday, June 20th. family were Wingham visitors on
valley lilies. The bilge wore a daint they will restate at Crystal Garden , 1 . l :Nese,
Y Apartments, Toronto. " 'Among the ring it
sunniest a and we 1 Mr. and Mrs. McNee, of Nile, were .'in her absence, at u salary of $900.
, gown o#: noudi'e bine georgette and . out-of-town attests were Mrs, (Cant:) make it al} r4+orth while:ISABEL M. guests ong b , a y
carried
a Bouquet u
u- of 0
hl'
1Sundayat
q e a t acs the hams ofMr.
1> JOHNSTON.4 'J 0ea Miss Hazel Hartwell n-
M R 3 H. ST N, T oher,zand Mi>rs Mabel
ing gown was' of. French beige crepe , ya ori slug t��'. C EiVE
with n vv -coat Ohio: pr! and Mrs, W.
the ineroases to date_ from • Sept. tet.
Applications for icreases in sal,
cry from a few teachers evere,on tile.
Increases of $50 each were passed to
Miss O. Sturdy and Miss L. Robin-
son, making the salaries $1,009 and
$1,050 respectively, and the sante mo
tion contained
the clause that a o at th
e
other remaining teachers be engaged
at the sante salary as at present:
Owing to the resignations of Miss
Hamilton, Miss II a . A s
is Vesta Watson' n
, d
a
Miss Nairn and the request .for leave
of absence granted to Miss Elliott,
there. were four vacancies to till.
Miss Leonia Hern was appointed as
teacher in: Miss Elliott's room dux*
end valley lilies. The bride's travel- McLean, Cleveland,• Mrs.
(Capt) D J Hyslop and d h
coat wild accessories to J. R.. Fowler and Miss Freda Fowler,
match. The •honeyinoodeves ?tient 'nt'it,y1 Dalhous c ' Miss" Mote. MCt•X, G7 p : ss , e tea . , dc-
. ,
1
Mr. Albeit McQuoie visited' his
Sun -
London, Hamilton; Port daughter, Mrs. :Jas. Little, last Sun-
. . ,.,.:.. , rich, Ur, and Mrs. 11 A. McCreath 40-
-a.— ears. Jos.• Hackett, of tueknou, is
vistieug he4. gaggaver, bus. arriereu
premien, tor a few days.
A large number iruu, Here attend-
ede
the d,snn is ,garaen party last
'luemntay ane au report a goo?. time.
lars. Wm. It. Maize is venting her
• , daughter, irixs. will. nosey,. lar • a
law days. ,
alai . Mrs. Mat. Shackleton and
• }Mr.Mr.son, aiensOn; visttea the laoys par-
ents).ai1X ' and, ens. ,nesse gray, of
!,Quench, last Saturday. day at the home of Rev. and Mrs. W.
Un Wednesday evening of last Taylor, of Belmore,•
dust a Reminder
to ur :,
ap Did and d d lV
w
e Pa#arspl►iaF' aF�iaf—
arophey. Bras.
-tie. Old kgliarble
have always in stock . for inspection - the finest.
assortment of Beds, Springs and Ventilated
Spring. Mattresses -The Marshall, . Fishman,
Simmons and Brantford Mattress—all the finest
that will be seen ni all the larger cities. An in-
spection will convince all seeking what' is adver-
.• tised. Furniture.sold, either' From catalogue or'
a personal visit to any I`aactory's show rooms, at
Rock Bottom Prices.
Brophy Bios.
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NEST STREET, GODERIC1I
and Mrs. 3. E. Ellie, Jo piston were -appointed to the vac -
Messrs.. _Fred Cook end Walter aneies created by Miss Watson's and -
Cook .has purchased. a Wallis tractor Miss Nairn's resignations, and Miss
and outfit. Vera 3. 'Tully as an alternate choice,
Mr. and Mrs. 'Wesley Taylor and should the salary, $900, not .be ae-
Mr. and Mrs. Preston - Taylor, of cepted by Miss Hartwell.
Guelph, spent Sunday with .Mr, . diad Miss. Hers clbtained her Itindergur-
Mrs. John McDowell. • ten primary certificate in 1925 2e. and --
Mi and Mrs. Henry, of Mich., are for two years taught a kindergarten
visiting at the home of the latter's class in Termite. Miss Hartwell has
brother, Mr. Robt. leery, and other had nine year' experience in print -
friends. •
cry work in Port Stanley publie!
Mr. Jim Smith and Misses Smith, school. Miss Johnston bas : a second
of Brussels, were .the h-uests on Suer, class ceetificate and over three years
day at the `home of theiveistor, Mre. 'experience at Cedarville, Ontario:
Melvin 'Baylor. Miss Tully has been teaching at
ser 'and sirs, Lewis : Conk and Parry Sound, She has a second -
Master Ross Taylor visited on Sun- class certificate obtained at.the North '
B'ay Normal School in 192$•24 and has. had live years' teaching expel.-
fence, two years in a rural echooi and
three years in Central Public, School;
Parry Sound,
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For the' position made vacant by
Miss Hamilton's resignation there
were three applications,. two at $1200
and, one at $1100. The eclary that
has been paid is $1100. A motion
mien - nasced to otter the naaition to
Miss Lockhart ut $1100 pncl'if site did
week a meeting of the congregation Mr. and Mrs. rluncan McCallum and
of the United cnurch was held tor the family and Mr. and Mrs, henry
purpose an: electing some new officers Hover, of Blyth, visited on Sunday
.ane of • nearing reports from :.the with Dir and Mts. W. F. Campbell.
treasurers of the aafterent depart- dr.
and .Mrs. Bert Taylor and fam-
in good standing With a
wme=ntsi o* church work, alt of which Mr.
were .the guests on Sunday.atthe
-
were ` lost- bonne of the forrner's brother, Rev.
ance on .hand. As the minister, Rev - W. Taylor, of Delmore.
Mr. Walker, ie leaving, intending to TeeWemelea ineetenee ee Auburn
return to alma in the fall, having - are putting on their play, "Lena Riv-
ers," in the Westfield United church.
on Monday, June 24th, _under' the au-
spices of the Ladies' Aid. The pro-
ceeds are being used -to redecorate
the basement of the church.
•
endeared himself so much to his con-
gregation, they took this opportunity
at expressing how 'much they regret
their loss. After all business was
*noshed the following address was
read by Mrs. Bert Treleaven and the
presentation was made by Mrs. S.
:Sherwood. the gifts being a fountain
pen and pencil to Mr. Walker and a
uncheon set to Mrs. Walker:
To Rev. and Mrs. •.Walker
Dear Friend and Pastor,—We, the
members of Crewe congregation,. de-
sire to acknowledge our appreciation
of your services amongst us during
the past • two years. Words fail to
express what we feel when we think
of the kindly warning, the noble ex -
NILE
Mrs. Imndy attended the June
meeting • .of the executive . committee
of the London Conference branch on
Tuesday in First - church, London. -
Reports from the delegates to the
Dominion Board were heard, recom-
mendations .and suggestions- discus-
sed, and a. very profitable meeting
held. -
The Port Albert women's societies,
ample, tire untiring zeal and faithful W. M. S. and Ladies' Aid met at the.
ministry, - witieh has' been evident 'Parsonage. 'W'ednesday of last week.
,Mrs. Larne Johnston presided, Mrs.
Gordon and Mrs. Nelson Graham .led
in the devotional exercises and in
place of the mission 'study* a short res
port of the Conference branch meet-
ing in G:'lut1Oatit was given. In the
Ladies' Aid meeting arrangements
were made for the garden party slop
per to be held on the church grounds
Friday, June 21st, after which a plesi-
RA Y
Annual Whale. of a Sale
WILL COMMENCE
Thursday, Juste 27th----at-&3� Sharp
Watch for the Big Hand Bi11a._._.-T__:_:
$20,000 DRTH ofMERCHANDISE
IS GOING ON •SALE
The Values are a WOW !•
Be sure to come early and obtain your share' of
of Real Bargains
ou
The S. A GrayCo011.
VALUE
Model Theatre
WEEK OP JLYNE 24 to 29
MONDAY and TUESDAY
DEITY CARTER and .
STEWAItT ROME
starred- in tbe- most thrilling. elinte :_
a 'tory ever screened. Mystery, taus•
pea
shock inh is sensatand ional alrposure limax that �s A
tense court room nielodrama .
"TIIE WAI1E CASE"
'Don't miss the opening episode of
"THE NEW COLLEGIANS"
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY d
CARL LAEMMLF;
,presents a capable cast of popular
favorites in a' laughable tale of a eon
of Erin. Shure there's a lot o' furl
an' a couple o' faiae foights in
"ANYBODY HERE SEEN KELLY:"
' AI, ST. JOHN COMEDY
"HOT Olt COLD"
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FRIDAY and SATURDAY
• KEN MAYN.ARD and TAI3i AN
in the ,•:nott tlnuouol out;ls,oar adcen-
tare dtama you'Ne ever creel. (or-,
f;CflitS Cts, striking / O tits C.^,, '.i eon!,
tilde a tier_�i, Retell erotVaiei; C•uie,X:,
'-IJI1E1 ROYAL RIDER"'
CUUIb1ETIE COMEDY'
' "BEAUTIES BEWARE"
Matinee obt, at 3.00 p.m,
Coming -"FOUR SONS"
Flt E
SPECIAL VALUES
--IN =_
Ladies' and
Misses'
Stik.
Lingeri
Wood's Lavender Line Bloomers, the
dance knicker and the stride
':nicker' in all shades. The reg.*
Srice is $2,50 per pair. Our
pecial Price, per paw... .... .
'!Wood's Lavender Line Vests in all
Shades. Reg.$
L50 each. Our
e
2
Special
Price, each
Wood's Lavender Line Slips. This is •
a heavy shadow proof - silk knit'�y
slip that sold regularly at $4.25.
't o these to clear at
nI afev f
Y
Fj /� r e5
' tach«..,., •.«.1♦ «.,.««,A■.«.«
Wood's. Lavender Line Combination
brassiere and bloomers, in k$2 50
l Regular5t each.
and peach. .o
Special Price, each... . « rt « , .. •
Ladies' Silk Pyiarnas in plain colors
-.
colo
rs
' Special Price per suit....
.1'
�fes' Silk knit gownsLatheS'' SilkknitPyjamas in lsinvhrte, peach and flesh. Sal,
colors with a fancytrim. Our
3
maile, flesh and vhiinte«PPiCe, prisuit.... ,«.«.«......e
coOralr
2 25
60
Special Price, each..... `::• ..... .
Ladies' and Misses' Rayon Ves'tta, in
peach, pink and maize shades.
Reg. p1 ce $1.00 each. Sp
e
eT
al 69c
value, each.... . , .. .
Ladiss' and Misses' Rayon Elooniers
in p6ach, pink, and maize shades. on
Reg. up tot $1,50. Our Sale oat
Price, per pair....... , :.....
SEE OUR WINDOW D1SPLAY'OF THE
ABOVE VALUES IN: LINGERIE
Have you seen our new all silk
Ladies' Hose in all the new
•
shades, at only, per pair '
Phone.' 86
iBBERT
get accept to 'advertise the position.
The purchase of 45 feet of hose for
Central school and the lomat . of.
•
ashes were left to the contingent
I committee with power toact, ,• and the
Board then adjourned. `
Leads the-J`'br'hhi fu *'Hater Car litho)
STANDARD SIX
Delivartd, Pally Ettalltp 4
4 -DOOR
SEDAl�
SPECIAL SIX
Delivered, Filly Eyluipped
.1314 1942
s
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ADVANCED SIX
Delivered, Drily Equipped
$2241
Leive.t"� e� r�erer rtpptet . qu ppeJFicet
fir IIItO1JGUOtrr "they automobile in-
dustry Nash engineering enjoys a
reputation for enviable excellence.
A clear example is the StandaritOSix
"400" 4•Dnnr Sedans etiig,Earl!y pada
sever e r the leader of its field in
quality, and performance, and value.,
DRW ii! otetheexceptionalpower,
speed, and aeceleration of its Nash.
designed, high -compression, 7 -.bear•
ing motor, with Bob ratite pistons, and
torsional vibration damper.
Chief among the attractions of the
larger Special Six and Advanced Six
4 -Door Sedans is the great Twin -
Ignition motor.
• Nash•Bijur centralized chassis lubri.
cation is aiwther invaluable asset of
these larger "40o's". '
ALL Nash "400" models are fully faces
tory argtaipped with front and tear
bumpers, hydraulic shock absorbers,
and sparse tire lock and tire cover -at
no extra charge.
Nash also olers three 2 -Door Sedans
at respectively loner prices.
Price Range of 23 Nash "400" Modeler, $1,224 to $3,421 including
Towing, Roadster, Coupe, Cabriolet, Victoria and Sedan Models
�« �peyop�r ryryHURON MOTOR SALES ,rj
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