The Lucknow Sentinel, 1939-06-29, Page 5.
THURSDAY, JUNE ;29TH,, 1939.
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THE LUKKNW SENTINEL
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OLD
yrs •' IS WHERE
YOU FIND IT"
GEORGE BRENT. OLIVIA DERdVILLAND
art CLAUDE RAINS' MARGARET LINDSAY
BARTON MacLANE • JOHN LITEL • TIM HOLT
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ESTIES'. VIS'I'T .TO O'TTA'WA
• .ADMISSION ADULTS -45c' -CHILDREN-7-20C..
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The rhythin of Old Man .River with, the . singing of Dorothy Lamour,
ad Maxine' Sullivan and the romantic adventure ''iii the Deep South.
ALSO "Crime Does Not Pay, and "Coloured Cartoon':
MATINEE SATURDAY, Al"I'ERNOON • AT 2:30 PJM,
,AD lisitiO11T.. ADULTS--2Sc. CHILDREN -15c
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BEGINS, "TINS
Of. 76 militants ;for the',position •of
Special County Constable of >gr>ico ,
which , is enhanced with a yearly sal-
ary of $i000, and mileage, all but.
five 'wereeliminated when the battle
entered the final stages at the Bruce_
County Council • session in Wiarton,:
the .competing quintette being Robert
Nuttal, farmer , of • BQ uce Township;
ex,Consti bde Alex Thompson of . Port
Elgin; Constable •Ed. Fitter ' of Kin-
cardine: Ed.• Doll of Saugeen and Innis
THE
EK. LUCKNOW SENTINEL
Published '9sVery Thursday morning
at Luckatow,'.Ontario.. '
yIrs. A'be0. T om eonteP morph etor
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THURSDAY, JUNE 29TH, 1931'
OBITUARY
MR: PETER MURRAY ,.,
The angel of death brought peace-
fully to, a close the life of Mr. Peter
Murray '•obi Friday noon;. June 16th
in his eightieth year.
"Johnston, a former Walkerton High Born at Marino rat 0iitaro., County
School student 'akad., eldest. silo of Mi. 'of . ,Hastings, its 185.9,,•he 'was
J A..•Johnston,'publisher of the Mild
.may,;.'G-azette o ''
;The b . llotin�' .'' o •n the ''•five :selects
� .
proved a.strenueus one at the Board;`
no' less than 'four. voting contests be -
the son Of .the late James Murray and
•'Elizabeth O Bis n At the • age... a£
'Seven,'.:he came with'. 'his parents
Culross•, settling On : the old . home
stead,' new. occupied.'by.,Daniel Mur
-
jag necessary before the winner.°•was: r .y
declared :Nuttal''on 'the: final, rouid;' 'Inning hit early =YoTith.,`thewas :►
which was narrowed down to • tiivo, :,pioneer in, the district. Later he' was
getting it over his opponent ' by 21 ' foreman in •CargilPi Lumber •Camps
to 11. His • friends, old and young, Will .re -
The new official,• whose duties 'will call the delightful •experiences he lov-
cOnsist of enforcing the Harivirers''and ed to. relate, . ' •
On -June 1st, 1892, he married Art-
nie Donovan, and `•s'ettled • at West-
ford, . where: he has .siice . resided, al-
ways • a, loved; and respected member
of the 'comnuitnity ' ••
Up 'to the last, he took an 'activeA
interest in coinmianity :affairs. Foe
over forty. years '' he was a trustee.
tof •S'.S. No. 10, Gulross, being a
staunch. advocate id•, ustice and, fair
Pedlars' By -Laws and other county
measures,.and assisting Provincial of-.
ficer MeClevis inhisconstabulary;
work about the county,';will commence
to function on July ' lst. His",duties
will necessitate him moviisg. to Walk-
erton:
„ 'home school, may continue to be 'sue
(COL!`R1;!IES •CORNER NEWS).
our '1]lmer,I that goon 'wishes will follow you.
,We. welcome'. Mr and M r s•
mtitiity,
Fairish and family back to oui•eom '
r parat.ively near us 'nd hope we may
We are glad that you remain .conn'
hake fre quent ' eont �a t with y - u
ou •
'.A.• shower .was held for the brid'e� As a mark of our esteew_ would
elect, Miss Marie Hogan, at .the homy talc yciti •toeacce'pt.this 'gift and,'hope
of Mr. Stephen' Martin at" :Kings- '.as the Years €'o` by• it ,will, remind
bridge. you of the friends you made , n the
`a.: Mr. and. 14 t :: Alfred' •Armstrong,• school" section,. in ;�thich you first
r•o`i'don and •Miss Eilleen Thorpe of taught. '' `
Loddon 'spent the weekend' at Mr: . ugc. bid you farewell and assure you
• David' Little's. that mit' beast wishes follow 'you.. •
' Miss Vivian Courtney ' of Toronto: S,i'� rrod on lienal{ the ratepayer s
is visiting her home.. My. f lc Johnston,b.C,hof wart :Jamieson.
•Mrs. Albert •Brown :is visiting with
'Mr. and :Mrs. T. J.. Drennan.
Miss Ina' Campbell has been hired l
• Mr: and 1iIrs• Milton 'Kit atrick of troit and Mi.... add .Mrs. M:',minders,.
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PARAMOUNT
• at Cedar Valley as teacher I • Mr: and lir,• ' 117. Kosmyna, De -
FOURTH CONCESSION
Mr. ' and ' Mrs. R. McDougall,
Blanche, and. Harvey, :are enoying a.
motor • trip through the Eastern
States. .. 1 .
Miss Mary Graham_of Fergus: and
Miss Anna Graham of Toronto vis-
ited at their .home this. week. °
Miss Elizabeth Robinson is home
from Wingharn fora few weeks.
A little girl'• arrived at the home
of 'Mr .and Mrs, : Robert. Moffat' on
Saturday. '
Mafeking visited .6n Sunday with Mr.
'Richard Twamley at • Mr. and • Mr:••.
• James Drennan.. ,
On Monday night about 90 rate
payers, and.. children gathered. in 'the
Clubhouse to shlow their appreciation
and. esteem of Mr. Duncan -McKay!:.
n•ork and teaching .dosing the past.
four years. ,•
•• Clark Zinn -read an Address 'on be-
half sof the children and. Lorna Little
presented Mr. •).VIeI{ay with- a 'man's,
' : travelling case. ••
Mr. Ewart •Jamieson • read an''
• chess on .behalf, of the rat payers- and
Myrtle Johnston presented a 'camera
to Mr.. McKay.
Mr. McKay replied to each in well
chosen. words stressing• co-operation
of parents,'children and teacher. Alijoined in singing "For Ire's a. jolly
Good Fellow." •
The evening was spent .in. dancing
with refreshments. • •
These are the following addresses:
Door Mr. McKay:
• We' are here. tonight because we.
',feel.' that we could ',not let "you go
from us without telling' you how Much
• We appreciated ysbur work. among 'us.
You have helped us • riot only !with
our se„hool' work,, 'but also with , our
' ' singing, our Xn'tas concerts and
sports. • •
Yon have •been, very -good to its
• taking us away to, 'lilay hall and' yon
have tried' to teach us to play fairly
J and to Mattie `a beating t°'ith , good
. grace•
We would Mask you to accept . this
lit:{.le . gift, riot for sits value, , but .ir
. a ; iem'inder of S. S. Na. 10. • , "
Signed on behalf of the school,
. ,Lorna Little, Clark•Ziint;
Dear, Sr. McKay: .
On the •eve of your dearture, after
Tour ' yen,' , . during which ;you were.
teacher in oar school, we-, the "parents
PTA ratepayers of `this section;• have
gathered tonight tel •wish you God
Speed.
We wish to express' the esteem • in
•which we hold you, and also tolhnnk
e•�' eIn fo'r':lre 1'n'te'restr• ,y'.0ta .}i Ce 14
played in the eeildren • eritr u4teil' to
• your care,, --not only with regard 't'o
tior l -eC'with
teaching, bet, also cin Cor n t ,
their piny and 'sport.
'We wish to compliment yoe ora
' you►' success in' handling yowl' school
• ' iii every phase of school work 'and
•
Mr.' and Mrs. Dan McKinnon spent
Sunday 'with Mr.' , and Mrs. Wm.
McKenzie. •
Mrs.,•.Colins and 'Mrs. Smith re •
turned . home after spending a few
days with relativeshere.
A very successful U:F W.O. titeet-
ing was• held at: the home of Miss
Dean McLeod with Mrs. W. F. hMc-
donald,' 2nd vico presid,,ent in, 'the,+
chair; The meeting opened. by singing.
the, Opening Ode and repeating the,
Lor'd's prayer an unison. After com-
munity 'singin'g two guest speakers,
Mrs. 0. G. Anderson 'of Bel:grave
president of the Co-operative and
Mr. Hare another Co-operative work
lir. spoke on co-operative : principles•
A paper was• given- by. Mrs. Youne
on "Making the Most Out of . Life".
Another paper on.. "Farm Poultry,
from incubator to market" was given
;
PAGE~FWV'E
COMMITTED > till:' TR1-.P4I
ON • MURDER CHARGE.•
'• "Those people who have given 'evi•
denee have, told untruth. s• • and will
'have to take theinQoaclr; Again
and pay for them too," din atically
stated Miss' Katherine Fitzpatrick, 73
year old r..esiderit shortly before she
was committed for trial pn a •ehaxge
of murdering her $4 -yeah -did brother,
joint
•oi
Albert Fitzpatrick, iiTl /their J
hassle i lower Wingham last March.
M.agist A. Mains of Stratford
presided at the preliminary hearing.
Unrepresented •lay. counsel, the ag-
ing spinster was asked if she: 'had
anything , to say before. „being coast,
m tted to stand 'trial at the;:,next
.
assizes in ' Goderich in .. N.ovenvber.
With a brisk movement' she walked
towards the• cadi's bench and made
her statement: Andasher last words
were. uttered her ,voice, becortte°•;in a•
•
herent andai:nid the stillness..'of' :t11e •
little room her mutterings were riot
discernible.
Crown Attorney D. E. Holmes di'
Goderich acted for the Frown in .the
hearing which lasted only' three-
quarters of, an hour. ' Accgm;panied
by a .police• 'matron and • Provincial
Constable Percy McCoy of Goderich,
the 'woman was brought:' from the
Hunan 'county •jail where she had been
tbearcerated since being returned
from a, 0 -day, observation' by phy-
ebiatrists. at the Ontario' Hospital in',
London.. .
Five witnesses . were called y
Crown Attorney Hel'mes. They ",were
.Provincial. Constables Percy McCoy
of Goderich and T. W: ;Platte of
Wingham •wwho . conducted the' ,police
'investigation at the time the late Al-
•
bert Fitzpatrick's badly ,injured
-was 'found in his heave.; 1Ros; MCAS-
thin; lower Winghamgrocer; •Dr :W.
A.. Crawford, • Wingham physician
who attended the departed man and
Rev. J. let Paquette, parish priest'.
Toronto, wore recent visitor§ with, by Mrs.. W. G.• McKenzie.. The roll
lir,•Mid \l t' .'Janies 'McDonald:,. call, •was answered. by a beautiful
• '1' lie 1'TI inoLInt Women's Institute
*PI amt:rt. at the home of. Mrs. Wtn
R. M.ital. on, the,
afternoon,
July .ti, Mi,; 1':Lhe1 Martin and Mrs.
Refit]lar i ikon are 'on the program
and Launch. eoinrnittee. There'wilf .he
r. ,{;•'riiutrslrrtti+m ..staking an Angel' hearty vote of thanks .was' extended.
''al.r". AIr y me iitterested' is' invited' to the hostess and' a social half hour
I o at tend.. The meeting-will-commence
'Was spent, '
nt. ,.t o'e,lack: r
thought in poetry or prose A duet
was 'sung by Rose • Marie Robb ` and
Jessie. Orr and the meeting (doted
by singing the National Anthem. A
play . , p •
Surviving ate his widow, '•three
daughters; and five sons: Margaret,
Montreal, (,nue., Bessie (Mrs Archie
McKinnon!, •Hoiyrood;) ,Agnes, Sarnia;
Joseph of Coutts; Alta.; James • B. of
Joliet. 111.; Alphonse of Helyrood
Jahn, bon' ,Springs, Alta:, .Charlie' �.f.
Warner, Alta;
Two sisters and two bothers 'also
survive: Elizabeth and Mrs. Frank
Caskanette;,James, all of Tees;uatet;
Ont, and Daniel of Hollyrood.
The funeral took place from his late
residence ' to St '' Patrick's Church,
Holyrood. Requiem High: Mass was
'sung .by ;the pastor, Rev: Father
O'Shaughnessy, who, also delivered • a
Very ; touching sermon; Interment was
rl`iade in the:'family plot 'of St. ,Pat-'
rrck's. Cemetery •
Six life-long friends ani:] neighbor
er'e the pallbearers: Peter `Lineh'aan,
Duncan Campbell,,.' William Wall, ',Jos.
Wa'll,' William Ruth; Fred ;Haldenby.
Those Who ,Attended,' the:- funeral
from a distance •were•• Joseph Mar=
ray, Coutts, Alta:, 'Margaret. Murray.
Montreal; James B. Murray, Joliet,
I11.; Betty and Jimmy.. Murray; Joliet;
'Dr. Donovan and Miss, F. Donovatt of
Chicago; Mr. and Mre. J: R: ,Saigeon
of Sarnia.
'MR. DAVID LOGAN TAYLOR
The funeral of 'D:avid Logan Tay-
lor
ay-for was held on Thursday' from the
home of his sister, -Mrs. 'John. Cowan.,
Ashfield, tor Kintail ,Cernete'ry. Mr
Taylor, 'who was. 'in his "65th year,
passed away • in Kincardine . Hospital
on Tuesday, whets he failed 'to 'rally
after suffering ,a paralytic stroke, .
A native of Ashfield, he was 'one
of a -flintily of ten of the ' late D. L
Taylor and Frii ces :.yohnston. He
was a ;carpenter' and contractpr 'by,
trade and lived in Detroit for a nab -
'her of years and for' the past •few
years has lived .at :Ripley and .iiiKin-
loss Township: • .
His death was the first break' iii
the family. He is 'survived try two
sons, Harvey acid 'Clarenqa of Detroit,
and by two •brothers,•William of Sault.
Ste. Marie, and, 'Charles of Los AR:
geles, also seven Sisters, Mrs. Alex
Johnstpn, •Chicago; Mrs. Robert Wag.
ner, Detroit; Mrs. Sara McKenzie.
Mrs. Neil McDonald, and Mrs. John
Cowan, Ashfield, Mrs, Dan . Wylds,
Lucknow, and Mrs. James G. Mont-
gomery, Saltford.
' :.1r and :\Tn 1kt. McKenzie;, Tiver-
1 {r• \
:int{,i;il4, (i. L'r Martin. .
' •lir. :' 't M r'�. Al.
: Kosntyna, • Mrs.
�;,,:.t. lliuuilion and Mr. - Jas.• Mc- Mrs., Browning of •Kinea.rdine vis-
1)on,ild o isit.i•ii with friends. in. ,Tor-' ited with Mrs. Fox.'s day' last , week..
',;into. r r: easily• Mr. R. Carrick and daughter spent
• 11r. and .A:1rs. l'red.il'amilton,,Van- -
•oti , r, t. ire sec pat visitors with 1VIr. the. week -end in Stratford with 'Mr.
�Tr 1. 11rs.' G{i.;cr••'MacCharles. • and Mrs. ' Platt, '.• -
• .lir. :inti :4Ist.' G.,• Jamieson,• -Tsa:. Mrs. A. Mowbray Of' ,Montana is
Ion t ere recent visitors firth Mr•
WHITEC•H,URCH ...
ladle aunt{ Stewart visited recently visiting; with her nephew, Mr. John
.Willi h 11 r.. and Mrs, 0. Tiffin; Lang• Movvbra
side.y'
.Ili:; ('nl,her'ine Mckenzie has beeii We are glad to report Miss Isabel
c.LtigIlged ns teacher•.{n the Paramount Fox to be able 'to •'be home after
'school . for the coining year, having a minor operation, in London
.lir. J+•thn P. Martin has been. re. hos ital. .
' ;•tyre cd as teacher at S. S. ; No. 1, • p
•
Godoich, for the' coming ,year. He is
rec•citir(g c•otieratt,ilatiotis on !the. sue
Mrs: Geo. -Kenned'y and. babe .have
retprned home from Wingham Hos-
tess of his entrance class of five stat:
pupils all 'passing -with , first class P Mrs, John Johnston, we are sorry,
honours,
•
•
CREWE
to report, has been confinedto her
• bed stiffering from ;heart trouble
st week Wehope . for an' improvement' 'soon.
4441 1Vm,a1
C nr. hell spent la
HOLYROOD
11fr. a•nd Mrs: Richard Elliott and.
fa. rily"were the guest§ 'of .Mr: and
M . ri•nst .'Ackert .and family on
Sunday :.it' •'thew •.cottage •at "Bruce.
Reach.;',•'
Mrs. `rhos., arria, Mra and • Mrs.:
Ho trard 'H:arrils sipe,nt Sunday evening
a�t M1Ir, .
A:I A.Palnier's, Kincardine.'
Mr•s: C. Eadie .of Glenannon. spent
wi'til hi; .daughter, Mrs. Wm., Crozier: Mrs. James Forester is Able' to be
M r• .and. \'i r>s. Fier$ Stothers; Helen 'out again after. being in • bed for" a.
and Arnold „ spent Sunday eveningfew days• • • • .
frith Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Drennan. .At'the •young PeoPle'•s meeting on.
• A nnttheir frons• her attended the
ladn so.'ial at Zion en Friday evert -,:Monday evening of the4Ui'tite'd,church
ing• and' report h i good . time, -they presented' Rev, and Mrs..Wright
Miss • liarriet Whitley spent •the
'weekonid with Mrs,' Tom Hackett,
Jr. •
Mics, iter nthv C'tn ran ofMafeking
4liomt the' 'pa Iwo weeks with; 'er
gra iebn °flier 1ii'4 John. Menary.
Mise T.etr mane llurnin entertained
her iirl friends at a birthday party
nit Wod resday it being her thirteenth
hi rthd•ay.
Miss l"atiny T)nrnin was also. . a
guest., •,
Mrsh ];den 1'Tunter•• cif Tondos' and.
Ti Mary 8i•r'ttthers of, Lueknow
wer c g ucsts •tif Miss Matlock and, Mrs..
Clifford ,lost week -end. •
:Mrs, Jahn h:ntnterton . of Kinlough
visited liar sister Mrs., Victor Whitley'
::nil family on Sunday. ,
Aire. -`flj'. •tr r—Drt'tiinf (nen Farm%
frrit'v 'ol' ...Kiln hint,' 33:' •C"' , wart xW
('1{fiord Wehh of nedet•re$h' Visited
they. 's'iater Mrs. 11t, Shae;kleton.• oe
tlre(lnrsdny.
al?air cans.] Mts. Vernon !Tinter\ Mr.
id MIN, Pert. Treleaven, Gwendolyn
Jen•d 1�lrs• T'rtrnees •Cir,,,44oe, ]lung -
with an address" and- ;a', fine linen
table cloth, as• theyare leavingSt.
Helens and Whiteehtirch..
Mrs: ' A. Rintotti and son Golyddn,
also Mts. D. Kennedy Mrs. David
Gillies and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pur-'
don and family attended the golden
wedding . of Mrs. Purdon's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Anderson, . of
St. Helens on Monday evening, when
'a very enjoyable tithe es spent by
all. o
The Young 'People of, the Maitland
Presbytery are holding a 'pienic at
Kintail on June 30th. All are wei;
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ST.. JpSEMI'S CHURCH' LAWN
KIlippE
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SUPPEit 5.3.0 P.M. `
'ADMISSION- -35c.
CHILDREN
Refiro ent 'Booths Country -Store. Booths
e�h.
'-c n+ °t
• Speerec1lees .•
•s•.
`CHAIRMAN--dildr M1'1: N:• SULLIVAN., OF (J 1NToi• Ci
10.30./IA` 'PAKISH HALL
McKenzie : Orchestra
ADMISS•r-ON-25c'
COME .AND ENJOY 'i 1115 GARDEN PARTY,.
•
•
UTE weekrend Nvith her son, Mr.;,Wtn•
Eadie and Mrs. Eadie.:.
' "Miss 'Helen Valad and 'Anne Parke{;
were sucressful ,in, passing their •en-
trance on. their year's• work; Congrat-
ulations.'' '
• ` Halite. Almer Ackert' and . Mrs. J. Ii
Ackert were the guests of ...Miss '.S.
Purvis on ,Sunday. •
Miss.'Marie .O'Hagen, • R.N.; of Cal-
ifornia and Mass .Ilene . Valad 'were
•recent .visitors • in, 'Hamilton , and
• Mr. and Mrs. Wm.. Eadie and fam-
ily and Mrs. 'C. Eadie' spent Sunday.
at Mrs. Rachel 'Culbert's. , .
• Mrs. Janies. Valad was a recent
visitor at Detroit and Minden City.
Mr. Ernest; 'Ackert has. • •pin chasecl'
the residence„ of' the :late Miss . Eliz-
abeth Pierce. '
.Recent* visitors •a th Mr. and ' ']rs
James Valad were Messrs.. Chaste.
.and Leo Yantz, and °Noah Knair of
Saratoga, 'Elsdon and "Newton O'Heg -
:n, John Marino .„of. St. Catherinea.
Nile McKenzie..of Durham and Mr
Donald McPherson, .Miss K seeker'.
'Mrs. John McKirmon:who. has "been
,ctsiting' at. Mrs: James 'Va1ad's::,r'c•
-
turited to her. home in "Toronto
week.
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PRESTON ONT. T/(/o//LJ aaaw, MONTREAL ETORONTO
with friends in Toronto.
Mrs. ' Aubrey Higgins, ; ;tack and
Bobby ole Detroit.are. holidayino, With
Mr. and Mrs, Jelin Menary. We, arta
glad to report ' Mr. Menary is
nroving, after stifferin a severe
ASH'F! ELD NOTES
Mr. and Mrs.. Jake .Hunter and,
family, spent :Sunday,. at :Mr, John
Campbell's, Belfast. ' r•
Master 'Gerald Helm of Horchester
is visiting with his uncleand aunt
Mr, and Mrs, Robert Helm.
Master Harold Gibson of -Detroit
.is •spending the holidays with his
uriele George• . •
Mr. and Mrs. F. Drennan of Gad-
erich visited with Mr. -and Mrs, A:
Helni • on Sunday. .
Mrs. K. Parrish 'and 1Vluriei spent
Monday afternoon .With Je;hn Mr-'
Dorald'a;'.: . •
Miss Lorena II.ogan returned frcni
'Detroit • Saturday where she spent
the past week with leer sister Irene.
Misses Muriel and Dean Patterson
of 1'.ueknow spent Streday afternoon•
with Helen Gilmore.
We, are glad la know that Mrs'
'1. E •McDonagh who underwent •. i
doer aflo'n :: of 'St," Joseph'ct• Hospital _
i Iiydtsia..• i Trus . wracks ago =has:.iaeexa
removed• tothe bonne, of ,her dauah••
ter, where' �be is , iri'tproving n'leely.
Mr. & Mrs, i3,' Brady and• Mr. and,
Mrs, Will .',Brady of Strath'roy spent
Sunday 'WA Mr; and. Mrs. M.. Hogan.
„antral, npentt a .pleasant wee]; -end`' heart attack.
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realizingBayers are now PON T I AC is right in the Lowest a Price Field!
RESULT—sales are. soaring :to new high records!
Big.. :: sleek ..: so lazily restful.. Lots of
room for six .. "h'un pleis” floors •.' i . better
vision all around. Nimble as a eat in traffic •
q: , lithe and steely powerful as a.panther, �n
. the stretch. Vet• • instantly obedient to the
effo'rtles's controls. Arid the ,grand "Neto-
rest" Ride levels every road! Get the full
story back of the wheel, today! . •
e,nrd Motors brsta{rflent P•Jas
Ponos c has stepped Up the horsepower of
your new car dollar! 'Here's beauty that
stand§ -out like a glowing debutante visiting
an old maids home. Anda price away down
With tJe' lowest ... down as much as $$100
compared withlastyear! A Pontiac ..: engi-
iieered still better ... packed with features.
Never before was' there such value! . -
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