The Signal, 1916-5-18, Page 3.'4
tHE SIGNAL GODERICH, ONTARIO
THAT
0I161NAL
AND
ONLY
GENUINE. T I' Institutes. of Outs.iu pre.enlat;we and lite „orders the
ITNE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE.
A New Organization to Take the [date of the
Farmers' Institute.
tar rrwrl. 1
one ulthe oldest aguurultnralorgan z- 1'1r.rnl Fntrurts' I,i.litutc sullle!ent
lotions of I be I't ov ltlrr, Mate rat 011• blur to st rouge for the d'rti it .1
li.ltd in 'Set I,v D1. Jennie.. Milk, ex- Meeting to be hr1.1 in May or Joins,
president of for t)ulatio Agricullui,.1 which will hr el. voted th.t to winding
College, (smell.'. The Inst illue her, up the telfshs of the old Institute a n.1
11 R W A K K , been .t mod' Iluoogh which most ereuti•1ly to urganiz ng a llnatd of
coulwendanle Moak ha. toren dour AO A 111111 r • •
OF lbtingir•g to toe tat 'sorts of the floc- The 1)v1 11tineot will insist un a
ince utt todevte a grieul111.1 10(01 1111.1410 1. ical co ullui ter 11,111g Appoint 911 for
IJI ITA- lion. '1 his to game iti. n her been ' r telt westing u.kr.l for. We must
1'IONl3 Ist*redly ►uppolle.1 Lythe Provibci$1 inner arot,nowe froul representative
i Deportment of Agrirultto e and much local teen Ih tt they will c i -operate in
N U L U UN opt.eciated by a huge iwieeitage of an ..Mort to awake a short coarse mr
the taimerrof t1.e Pro .ince. 'Those meeting .t *wee** tefore speakers
THE who ate clime -1y s►rucielsd with the will be assigned. '1''r offi •rte of the
Instituter and other agricultural Hoard of Agiicu torr will be regnir.11
MERITS UP
as -o, ial corms and s Hut is have decided to get out •1weial advert ring tm.itre nal
after crateful ei glory and considers- for each meeting, and on this mo-
tion that if the IL.rt iLCte it to wain- nom nceturnt a deltltite pr ngratn Must
tain its high standing as an educative, be given.
agricultural iortitulion, it roust b- wTheore l'Iepa than esti id prepand to be
* i . lar as
erode 1.1 tdthe
The new rd of
u tune known cerned!tf'Notcharge will be made id for
Iioatd f A (lure" each R
JINIRD'S
UNBENT
B()0KB! N 1IN(i
MAGAZINES,
PERIODICALS and
LIBRARIES
bound or repaired.
9O1.D Lh'rFKRINO
on LEATHER 000D8
AU order- promptly
atlaeded Le oo lavlrrf
eco at 1111 SIGNAL, Goist4ct
A. K. TAYLOR. thwATirotan.
■EDICAL
11K. l:EO. II1:ILEMANN, UFirE-
Li PA7 H. .pectatbt In Monro . and chit
dens. disease*. acute, :aron c and nervous dlr-
rtl
v deai-
wd threat,1.•
... I rye. ear, Da.e
dee-
m°, Ieab.N load eaevui.tw ootwfiooa ede-
nam. rem..a0I atihcut the In titre. tater at
rsmearr. ooreer Nelson and eft. Andrew .
wteet•. Al beU.eON«Maeda) .. M-ednr•darr
awl (Saturdays: say ea rasing by .ppolotment.
ikR F. J. R. FUutiTKR-KYE, KAR,
i ca Yo loo th 11 awl Hoole ~town.
eve Yost load Aural (~town.
77laioal Arid.. eMawl 7hrwt Hospital.
1ledeea Squats. aad Yeorogstd, Y7. Rears aL
9ii*J d.00pposieH Hoot lurch. Waterloo
s V.
• tl ► m.. t to 4 P ••. 7 to $ p. Tehmewae
W.
AUCTIODU
cott-
on a u grtcu
Boar
d institute
the same r tenitory as etlhrr service..ur rxprnd,s of 0p•sker+
covering
11111011AS UUNDRY
11 ACC•Tlu\g=
sox 5s. lietMrlck. AU trl*.U* tees` imat
bra at Wgoal °Mee
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sed.d w. lta.ideecr teiepeooe,l 15
LEGAL
the old Intute in all *Idiots south and the grant to the Huard.. of Age. -
end east of kluskoka. Any person culture will be more liberal than W
interested inagriculture,on the pry- the old Institute. Theleoardrwill he
come of member ollfee tt isuDowd, whinge either (loon the tto igrant
the township s .rc
directors lobo(( consist of the county council, and the Depart -
i.) Two reptesentalivea front each ment bow to $5011o, ill make( a ran g t
Farmers' flub or Junior Farmers'
Association. upon the am••unt received from local
(h) One ,r ptearntatire from each sourees.
he
emcee with the tactimpress's
that it be
Agricultural Society.
Ick One teprrsentrtive from each necessary for them to take action and
township, unless tbeie are none of pioope'tly organiz+a Board of Agr,cul-
the abote•numed orgauizatinne in tore in each electoral district if they
the township, when two wctubers w b t F,ve meetings next winter
may he appointed. fit ole of Agncult t
ldl Diaul.'t repreeenrative.
tel Three reprrrrowtivea from
the District \\'uusen•s Institute, one
bring the district secretary.
it, The pre-idei.t, v ice -president
and sectetsiy of the Fat•u..•rr' In-
etitute for the previous year.
tg) The Board will have power to
adi to its numbers by including re-
presentative• trout any other agri-
cultural organization in the riding
or trout n Board of Tiede or Public-
ity Asocial' .
The Hoaid shall also elect a repre-
sentative executive committee. who -e
duty it shall he to suprtvis- all the
work undertaken by the Koaid of
Agt &culture.
The aim of the Boards of Agricul-
ture shall be to improve the cloture of
the publi: meetings bald In each dis-
trict controlled by a Hoard Fewer'
meetings than formerly will be held,
but au energetic resort will be made to
wake each one cif a highly lrneficial
uatute. Only the t cartupetent
O C', HAI'`i speakers wilt be employed and each
ILL'.
will be, .o far as such can be secured,
BAKKIaTKB.. SOLI 'ITUK. a siecialirt in the particular line of
Yt°Lit . 6'lc. agriculture ptrvatting in the district
4/444... -Sterling Hank block. Hamilton ti-reet. whirr hr 10 .rut 10 .peak.
iaaetho. 'l ewers... sr. The !ApttturretwIII encourage, in
Meal Fatah* Loan. and Ineursece. sorely way, the organization of
_ - Farmers' Club•. While these Clubs
PRUI:DFOOT KIL1.ORAN't000EE ur exixetrd to rely principally on
their own utewihen for the dos u.su.0
I intrrwtng topics and thus develop
MARKET QUOTATIONS
Toronto Cattle Market
r. .98.$0 to $9.35
s.60 8.90
8.25 $.6O
e t,i, 8.25
-.:,•) 8;00
t ice 7..-. 9.00
6.75 7.2'.
6.00 6.
6.50 9.0o
7.7,
6 (est
8.51,
6.00
7.85
7.26
$.60
6.00
6.60
4 76
110.00
76.00
110.00
10.26
8.00
6.00
6.26
7.00
13.76
12.00
10.60
9 00
6.60
11.80
11.60
11.16
Heavy rho: o bit
Handy ...noire e..
I:utrhet g •:xl
d .. mediuUl
do. r•op000'1
Butt her i cows.
do. good
do. hi:odium
du. common
Itutb her bulls, choice... 7.23
do. good 6.60
d,. bologna 5.25
Feeders. 90 Oto 1,000 lbs. 7.60
do. balls 6.50
Stockers. 800 to 9b0 lbs. 7.25
do. good. 700 to 800 6 60
do. med., 650 to 700 6.00
do. common, light5.50
Cutters . 4.75
('ann.•rs 4 00
Milkers, choice, each .. 75.00
do. medium to good 60.00
Springers ..60.00
Calves, veal. good 9.25
6.00
4.60
4.76
2.00
10.60
6.00
9.00
do. medium
do. common
do. grass
Bob calves. each
Lambs. cwt.
Spring lambs, each
Sheep, ewes, light
do. heavy and bucks 8.00
do. culls 4.00
Hoge. weighed off ears11.40
do. fed and watered 11.00
do. f.o.b. country10.65
-oronto Grain Markets
Manitoba wheat -Track, bay ports,
r. t No. 1 northern. $1.27%. No 2 nor -
The new oa -Agriculture there, 91.26 No. 3 northern, 91.225k.
should decide at an early date what Manitoba oats -Trac k, bay ports.
iueetinge, demonstrations or course of No. 2 ('.W . 534sc; No. 3 1' W., 61%c;
lectures would be most acceptable and. No. 1 extra feed. 51ikc: No. 1 feed.
i
NOTARY
helpful to its+ mend re engaged in tttn 50%e
different hi 'Inches of agriculture to
that
o a
•surrucr
'r on the is tt t
lond
(bed t
everything p's.ible will he done by
the B. aid to create local interest in
the proposed uieetinge and that a live
local committee has been appointed to
strange for advertising. securing
stork for demonet ration purpose., el C..
Ilse Department of Agriculture will
ro-operate in supdIy111k speakers and
demonstrators competent to make all
meetings of educational value to the
members of the Board of Agricultut0.
tiro. A. PUTNAM,
Super intendent.
Department of Agriculture. Toronto.
THIN -BLOOM PEOPLE
Often Become Seriously
111 Before They bulk seaboard. $4.45 to 94.:•5.
Realize It.
American corn -No. 3 yellow. 8-%c.
- 'reed. 72o to
73c.
Canadian an
corn
F
(a
r
Ontario wheat -Ne. 2 winter, .per
car lot, according to freight outside,
No. 1 commb.rclal, $1.04 to 91.06; No.
2 commercial, 91.02 to 91.04; No. 3
commercial. 99c to 91.01; feed wheat.
88c to 90c.
Ontario oats -No 3 white, 47c to
48c.
Peas -No. 2, per carlot, 91.70;
cording to sample, 91.25 to 91.50.
Barley -Malting, outside, 64c
65e; No. 2 feed. 60c to 63c.
Buckwheat -69c to 70c.
Rye -No. 1 commercial. '93c to 94c.
Manitoba flour -First patents, in
Jute bage. 96 70; seconds. $G.'_0; stropg
bakers'. 96• in jute bags.
Ontario flour -Winter, track, Toron
lo, prompt shipment, according to
sample. 94 40 to 94 50, An jute bags;
ac-
to
Mlllfeed-Carloads. per t •a. deliver.
Some p.„plc have a tendency to lie-,, ed. Montreal fse:gtdl: Iran 124;
come shin h o.,ded lost as r.tli-r. hare! shorts. 926; middlings, $26 to 927;
an io'reited tendency to rbraiwatistu good feed four, lag. 91.60 to 91.70.
or nee sou. d o.order.. The condition
in which Ihr hit oaf ler a so thin Wholesale Produce
that the whole twirly buten. euwes oe Toronto wb:lrstta4* prlc;i to the
so gra .tooliv drat u.ytnur with •nater• trade: .
al disponi ion in that uirection .1 wild
s tear• folic. Blood- Eggs-
their
watch (lir .,u.pt
P1 BLit
Y tnoetal candled (cart'.'.l$ ._5to9 .-
thrix own lural talrut, the Ilrpsrt Irs.newr revs Ie u,nrctrd wurr rwsil
(Mice me the Squat e. •ecoid dent fres Haat � meet will ass..( thews ('1111.0 1.y rend- ih Ihr ea, her etrgi 0 than Ia'rr, It Specie candied
ens 6
Ytru sura, t,waurl. h k td r p•',, i of du t, itte g the 1 1 Dred feeling 111/1 test ButtEr- .
W. rout tubo.
Platt n
TWeneo.e, MAY 19. 1916 8
New Curtains and
Curtain Materials
\\'t• would draw
large and
your special attention to our exceptionally
well assorted
stock of New- Curtains
..and Curtain
NOVELTY WINDSOR CURTAINS
Windsor Curtains in voile and marqui-
sette are the most popular Curtains this
season. We have a large assortment,
handsomely lace trimmed in ivory and
ecru, at .... $2.50 to $8.50 per pair
THE NEWEST CURTAIN NETS
A magnificent showing of the newest
Curtain Nets in all the latest designs im-
ported direct, suitable for all windows, in
white, ivory, cream and ecru. Prices
ranging from .. I9c to $1.25 per yard
The window is the most important decorative feature of the
inside and the outside.
i\Iatcrials
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS
Special values in Nottingham Lace
Curtains in entirely new designs suitable
for all rooms, in white, cream and ecru,
at all prices, from 60c to $5.00 per pair
HANDSOME SWISS CURTAINS
The newest designs, at popular prices.
SCRIMS ARE POPULAR
Plain Scrims, fancy Scrims, bordered
Scrims, lace edge Scrims and Scrim door
panels.
Special value in Curtain Scrim, in
plain, hemstitched or colored borders,
in great variety of designs. in white,
cream and ecru, at 15c per yard
the
home both from
NAIRN'S SCOTCH LINOLEUMS
We are indeed fortunate in having a big stock of these famous Linoleums, which
are now very scarce goods. The four -yard width in block and floral patterns in suit-
able designs for all rooms 65c per square yard
DOMINION OILCLOTHS
Dominion Oilcloths are the best popular Oilcloth to be had. Made in Canada by.
Canadians for Canadians, in a great variety of floral and block designs, all widths
. 40c square yard
BEAUTIFUL CONOOLEUrl RUGS
We are showing these popular Congoleurn Rugs now so much in demand in
beautiful rich colorings, which must be seen to be appreciated.' All sizes in stock.
THE LEADING HOUSE -FURNISHING STORE
McCALL'S PATTERN y OLD BLEACH TABLE LINENS PERRIN'S GLOVES
'
PHOiiE561Vlillar s
to ri.0 at bwv.t non. tog spec r wgtns neo r a
trexrr. ILc. J. V lsint.oru� ruhjurts dr•irrd Lc the t'luh tiiemlrerg. dor. tot meets. 1"."'II'. tromplrxitot' Creamery prints, fresh... .29 •nl
H. J. a...voice. Lie
II ML. U. CAMERON. K. C.. BARRRIE
71.11, eouvetor, notary public. tikes
.,-mermen amen. tweet le b, laird deer fro
•Sousse. At t lento* 1 ht.r•da) t each week In
*floe w. An,r.t ,. r tart ...eons( by MI'
1111101A. I. .rt.a lions '...a.w. to 4. i.....
i4iAKL! lxAitKU\\ , LL N., OA ti,
'reeding ch,M .,cod 14 lipping R+aocu storms the weakened systs ut to health l
att. attorney, rotwiwr. eta. Dude- the t 14jit'elis pn of those or \I r. l• {. F'. Ashfot•d, Itonr'%-llurkwheat, barrels. '7e to
Moe. to Wino at lowest rp thought 7 70.1 to 8r; clover. b0 lb.
any nth g f rt. rlouno , U F tins 13►xc, lu-ih: tins. 14c; 6 -Ib. tins,
SEAC1 ltBAItRISTKRr advisable y1 log„ my condition ! t.n comb ho y
lee In+tiwtre Lt:,och, Deportment Become* pale slight exetton produces Creamery, solids 28 29
of Agtnul uta wall P' bie•athlrssuesr and 'rad c Choice y, s l
c�-o rate with a het• and ..riots ._5 -
lhr tuuirt rrptosentativr lord the backaches' frequently follow. in the •2^
Ie,al Hasid of Ateicultute to an en- 4 y Ordinary dairy prints.'24 24
treatment of troubles due •
to thin blood 19s1t1'rs• .. "
dearur to inept the „kw ii,, di, of tng no other medicine has hedsuch a &treat Cheese -New, large, 1: t_.' 2194X:
eho heck of fodirt.ud ii lid liveg
success r.e i)r. N'dlian" Pink 1'111+ twine 19a..,. to 2oc; old. 'anal
Quirt k. by oee!or tl.r judging of iter They girt ii :ht to lite toot ol. the September, larks.=Os_s'; twins, June 'and
stork, by w0wi.ting in like formation of • • trouble melte riob, red b', cal thus Ir- triplets 211•.
Wei aces tions, mod in and strength.
rich. a"`v -- - -- other r ricniturlo copier note , rat. says : our years! �c tins
- SUIT' t h the (lowed of Agriculture. 'name so serious' uc No. ]. ter dozen,
. hour, Notary Public and l ouv' at.cer, The Farmers' flub., ARricu tura that it scented to cur I possessed party' 9x.60 to c;,. No. 2, per dozen, 92 to
Mies-luurt Hvu+s C+vderich Societies and 1 pain and ache ani every morbid ff et- 92
0
1KSUKANCA. LOANS. £TC.
�IcKILILP MUTUAL ?IRA IN
i O U H A N (: lti C• U. -Farm and t.olated
t.wo property tnaured.
Ulcer+ -J, H. ViLean.ce-Prem. ... Pres.
P P.O.:.
1a.. ash. ty. . elea.Treas., ue.forth P. O.
f somas k- limy sisal th . John
o township reeves ant
clerks havr been *.ked to appoint re-
prr.ent:Cicr. t.. the B.tard of Agri-
culture for their respective distracts
and to stud the names of the persons
appointed to the person who is to act
as uecretaly of the Board in the mean-
time. In moat canes this is (be aeere-
taty of the I•natlone and in soinecsw•s•
t/usctur'-U, if•Ic lregOr or
lateen, W inthropp''R�' Minim Rtme. a onetat.ce, the district represent*ave. %Ve wish
Julio lisuorwels, Brodiwceu; Jamey levan..
u--t.,••k - Malcolm to impreea upon the f*rtnera generally
beech wood ttobert Ferris, that meetings will be given only to
those district, which take the nec-
essary taction in appointing repre.rn-
tatices to tie Hoard ; :o those town-
ship councils which have not yet taken
action and %la desirous id having one
or more agricultural meeting. should
send the namrr of reptosentattvt•s to
the secretary of the Hoard at the
rat11 .1 date pus-ihle and not later in
any case than the tech or 111th of May.
thus giving the secretary, district re
sic kw en, brutxaea. .�Irx.
ASyut.r: J. w %%Yltawm llhemne7. t,e*1orth,
8. tch, t ey, e' : pa
* bwinel1w tieafoa ll'thelr h��lde.ccet pt d at
ay
. J. Morn .5a ge
1 t J. ]lyre'' rt.inr-tt eo mit. tiodertoi . or
e nit. el arra. Klnr-Wo
J. H. Held l.u.crrl t•.. n•. Hayfield.
,000
PRIVATE FUNDS TO
loan. Api(y to M. U. CAM.
N. t••rr1-:er Hamilton .treat. Uodeeleh.
>� M. KUit3KICTt 0 '1
• !\tlUKANCHAl46NT.
Irina AND LttMMTtl'a : British. Canadian and
Aoencau.
lop ITT The
uc sas AND A�evt andsRe 1.I ABM
O,un .tee
ITT : 7'h. mar
„p,,,orauon, Limited, d London. 6,d.
b.
imus rr AND OV•loasraaWane ; The C.a.
Fal.uty sod uuat*nteel: owPony
Vic-
toria awl )t, 11.1114 street... Phone corner of
tl *.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
NrAi-ahK i' KELLY, J.1'..
0(dLF:Kf )i, ONT.
ctrl(:F:la Off IdAKKI Ant. IJC .N: tr'.
Patents, Trade larks,
Designs
Secured in Ali Countries.
N . . . free 1.ss1 " s'.ITKNTS I'I1+1TIA
Thr\. 1.11..01 who'd nr.d hos to get eat
en;-. It..m.re a k so\e. r-t.,ble-had In:7
Lau.erly 1'atvt,t t flee Rx.eiiner. M.+trr of
Paten' 14w., Refl•tered Patent Attmne)•
etc., t0. at. am... Stir, t, Montreal. Branches,
Miens .a•1 w•a•htnelun. Ilepresentativtw In
W foreign teuntrie
Brophe3 Bros.
I4ODERICH
Inc Leading
Funeral Directors
sad Embalmers
Orders carefully attended to
at all MMus. night or day.
•••••••••••••
RORT. WILSON
Ntas.'cey-Harris Agent
Hamilton St , Goder,ch
p a
iitg pu eihle. For mon,hs I had been ( 2Poultry Lbs Dressed
ovrrwot ked, altil bereavelnetlt Rdde 1 Old ul nets lir Fc 20c 22c 24cd
the Irit straw nrres.aty to 1.re*k Chickens . Ut 20c 24c 27c
down toy constitution. 1 had a severe Milk -fed 17c 20c 2:c _dc
ever-present headache and panto in
the back of the eyes, and at the o:,tne
time 1 wad seldom free from severe
neuralgic pains. 1 was rarely hungry.
and when I was it seemed to create a
morbidness which made dly other ills
harder to bear. Of course 1 consulted
R doctor, and be told me a rest and
change of air, joist the thing I was t.n-
1 ole in the care nr»stance." to take. 1
had a part iculatty bad spell on the day
toy daughter reties tied atom college,
and -110 insisted that 1 should take Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills. 1 was decidedly
skeptical, but she got softie and to
please her I took them. The result -
After the first Iso 1 was compelled to
adroit that 1 really did tort' better.
'After the gerund box 1 ungrudgingly
admitted that they wete doing cur
good, and atter the sixth box I felt free
icon, every ache owl pain :.rad ingrati-
tude 1 began to praise the pills to
°there. 1 Rns tootling AS lit as 1 did
twenty rears ago atilt 1 owe it to Dr
Williams','ink Pills. '
You can get these pills from any
medicine dealer of ,.y mail at 701 cents
a la.x or six txoxt • for $2.:01 frons The
Di. Williams' \L•dir't.,, Co., Brock -
voile, Ont.
7000 Rods of
STANDARD FENCE
must h,• s dd by .Inky 1st,
14)151. We hay•' (worse. hauls of
the test treks that Monsey can
buy end WP have (.ought re.
we r rel sell right. 1 • 111 in and
See our Stock and get one
rice before yam }nay your
foto. \V,• need tum• nn.noy
amt yon need the fence.
Far. Mackiteery
e CAI ry a lull line of Fern'
Macbin.•t y ulwayd on bans(.
Boggle' and Carriages
\\ c have them, nip •hopes and
stare. A 'erre assortment al-
ways on Honer.
If !'on need 1 few time of flat
F'.\Mol•M 1) 1. D H u M E-
I4TF:AD FEW' Iii'/,ER, we
have a carload just in.
Hard or Soft Wood delivcrc.l
to any part of town.
Phone No. 166
Logs Wanted
\We will ply the highest rash
pt wee for all kinds of Icyts delivered
at the mill in (:odcrich.
(;n•totn •swingdone promptly at
nnl' time. ri
Grain sad Chopping
We will *Is.,I .n grain 1115 our
elevator and will 1 ,e1 the hest mar-
ket grit es.
Oi del s for chopping of• rolling
grein promptly and ear..fully at-
tended to at our ch.,l'ping all.
J.E.Baechler
Mill and ',deviant north at Mac-
F.wan's coal yards, (io(ier'ich.
Scotch Store PHONE 56
st_
1
1
hbfralo Cattle
Cattle--ii.cetpts. 3.(i00 head; ship
ping. 98.75 to 910 30; butchers, 91 t•'
99,75; heifers. 97.50 to 99.25; cow
91.25 to 9`; bulls. 96.50 to 98; stock. r
and feeders. 7 8 to 98.25; stock brit
ers, 96.75 to $7S•0; fresh COWS and
springers, acute and steady, 9.•') to
$110.
Vea1s-iltecelpts. 2.000; aetive; 94.50
to 911.507
Hogs- Receipts. 14,600: active:
heavy, 910.'.5 to 910.5'); mixed, $10:,19
to 910.55; ,yorkers. 910 to 910.55; pigs.
$9.75 to 910: roughs. 99.35 Id 99,50:;
stags. 95.50 to 97.75.
Sheep and taut!+* ---Receipts, 10,/100;
active: lambs. 1'. 50 to ;1C'.91: yc.lr
tinge. $G to 195": a ..th''rs. f .
58.75: cmc+. 94 to 9•. ; :1.e..•_•, raised.
$4.25 to 95.50.
Meat: -Wholesale •
Toronto vho!eF .Io houses are (toot
ing to the rad: :.a follows:
Pert'. forcii,;,rt r.811 tri to
12.00
do. ' hind . .
16('arcades. ' o'. )3.0014.un
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MODEL 4911
"Chevrolet"
$675.01)
F.O.B. Oshawa
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The Wizard of the Hills
Do not forget that this "Chevrolet" climbs the hills and gets over the
roads like a Jack Rabbit, and always runs quietly and tides so delightfully easy and
its high-grade Carburretor (Zenith) and Vacuum Exhaust give an average of better
than twenty-five ►Wile: to a gallon of gasoline' Three speeds, forward and reverse,
and can be left in high gear 95 per cent. ‘.1 th5 time and also that it is e;wv to
operate. It has a Foot Accelerator which 'Inc. away with shifting Throttles or
leves
Steering
�by the Foot Pedal DI'le'nty of leg room anControl
the both infr front atwo
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rear compartments.
EQUIPM EN'S'
Including speedometer, ammeter, mohair top. nvelope and sick(• curtains, clear
vision
Ventilatingwind shield, electric starting ad lighting system, valve in head.
and complet ly electrically equipped.
NOTE Owing to the gre4 demand for t 's cal we. woulrl sug}fest plac-
ing your order early to cnstl c deliver) .
WF ARE NOW HANDLING GASOLINE., ) Ail 01 HER U'1(l
MOBILE ACCESSORIES AV OURGARAGE
A AGE ONCOLBORNE S
M. J. FARR, Agent
COLBORNE STREET, NEXT CANADIAN BANK OF COMMFRCE
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