The Wingham Advance, 1923-12-13, Page 5't. Iftp:IN't`;
ihrondet Kidney
tiyer Stomach Tonic
0,1,14#0111,.ally Advertised, '
t. old
1.
Next 'Year s otei. Markers
Yellow and black automobile license
pIatc-' Vivi4. yellow:bank ground
with'. blaele` embesSed lettering, will
• adOrn ()Marie's' Motor' vein:Cie§ during
thn season. They will be'imade
by the, $t. Thomas Metal ;Signs .Co.
ofSt.,ThoinitS, Ontario; zirid,mill cost
tla government tents „perpair.
Since Ni, S. Henry the„new Mini-
stnr of. HighWays; cancelled..the, eon'
tract let `by' the old government with,
the Canatlian," .(oler Type.. Co., of
Hamiltp*;:t te 'department piepared
f.2,noif:ziOi:nis,' and Called' for..rietentlii!
erS; Wliinhi.:Wct'e.,..apened re cently:. .7.P1.1. .
St:.'Tklernas.bnoble as.the.I.OWeSt 40114;.
ai;Itil7 tilie -61-011)*:•ti' T,1167.
tei.rti$'''Ofithe.'C'entract.;:ns' inp.TV'tisoie
as,' OhtariO',,S' increased.meter,Car
froin ,the change color' from
blatkand,t'Whitei.to,
there will be little 'altcr.atierf;ifi:ili&ctlit
and."'de$14:'..of: the netii....li'enitSe.Plitd.S.;';
-Tlielettoing'.'.. Ile'...ap.proximately,
the 'satne!izeitnS.'"thati•Of the,"breserif-
rnarkeis.!;;.. ,
10
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miff
..4
A4t E,
Ment , nupber.„ 17631,
wiuch lited•Tia4t
• duririethe perfdd%f years•whieh•' •-4
,the policy ran, to.talleci'$59076C'F'"
• The Mutual Life of Canada paid
$1O1' 5S' That mntha afer3.
Yc,4.0
ing the, -Whole, uf. Which '1,thet;coni.;=:'
fa:f4k f0.#6, f...4,S":13.'0,11,9*;1/414,§.. P9A
hold ..triorieY back
e,,Nr`ki:Y*•'..$1.00'..be154iil
• • ; • • •:-,•40,
This daSe is not exceptional
Atz; Y,9.11Wiikitetnitnow ,more, abont.•
#1,141.1 .Pr.P6ti•PartiOipatingoEficlowinent.:1•,'
l'F.141..eY,Ptha,couporkbelowis:re'atlYiat y.otirre
tion will be forwarded promptly. '
HE 'MUTUAL LITE
•of Canada:' Ikater100, Ontario
"The Net Cost Life Insurance Company"
Please send me detailed information as to the Mutual Life System
of Insurance at Coit, particularly concerninlr the plap of policy I have
specified below.
NAM
Address
Post Office Province... ....
Age.. ..... Policy Plan' ........ ... .. . ... 256
W. T. BOOTH, WIngham
Local ftepreseidative
ont.Origt
_
Fling out the banner! let it float
Slcyward. and seavvartl, 14;1i. and wide;
Ile sun that lights its shining foltls,
The cross on which the Satriour died.
Fling Out the banner! heathen lands
Shall see front '.far the glorious sight,
And nations,..,crowding te, be born,
Baptize their' spirits ha its light.
Fling out the banner' wh
ide and hig,,
eorward and skyward! let it shine;
Nor kW;.. nor itoc merit ours;
We''eonquer. anly.in that sign.
' • .(.Q.;".
Woanc
•
PRAYER .
•
0 God, who'hast made...of one b1;00,4
all natiOns,.of men .to dwell on the
'face of the earth,. and didst.send Thy
.breSsed. Son to breach peace to them
ithat are' afzu.:off, a.nd. to them that are
'nigh z' grant- that z't.lf the • people of
'heathen lands seek: after Thee
and. find. Thee; and hasten i 0 Lord,
ihe.fidfilrnent of ThY: premiSe to,pour
iquOTliy flesh; through
Jesus...Christ:Our Lord. Amen,
...„,..
ocING ifir)
E FUTURE
,„
jive for to -day and,plan..tPr'.,'
r, morrevi,but few of ue,serietiao
,9,,..00 ,,,'
fil Onside'. the iNipOicf.x.9, f 1 k
:' . . ' ' ' ' ' . ! 4' ' :i ' ':: $ 3:9idsi: 11) lkic:srcnii;a0fioc:thmtgi;smit: :ittnhc:1 lorlo:erh,fedeothi ptritehifi Yilfie' lratu, nrai purchaseae ;rtieeefidfiatyli°fanfrtrfla::;:rl!a::°' :1Wercil lif;f:1'h:' 1‘ I:.
•
„:•.,,,,,IglitaletteristicS,t40$ loihe 4
,,c,I.f.iv
stii,aerf,ittittrc;e4. wr,h.ee.1.'1:- , tYlhen:e.''
.bing household. ConitneditieSi .,., ,
....it !'lL
;74.7.44e electric lainps as an exaitPlq4s-:
*Stdorrn°crs eild Oa,
WINGHAM '414VEI
•‘COMMt 0.0$•P''' '''•
- Phone
I !-
Jew
t,ie•:;10ke
ttlist";c.
Cbth, with • all onfc. no
'
Pi called , Chief. of. 'OR;
r• atid, ained rtoE'eiis.
''etrine rtO
, ;tha'tpr
-
T 411;A: 1)°,14tiqn-W44
iade
fAi.:4441tbr,
,;,ein-•
0.11•01t#.'t 0,01e
• 1i • .1-71
tto'.
t
h 4hou'
.ntlit.interfete
fib f'4,10i1Ory aoxk oit.-,he;" and,l.
lenen:Vfrithirall who carne 'to1 is hotisei
letting io chanee paSS''-to,,preianhthe
k don't God 'aitd t� talktyabOut
JOSUS.'-' He 'Was tinn.kilested,;iby".the
auttforities, bassi:151'y1 throtigit.."..'thn
friendShip . thathadi.r sprung dp be
twleeii,...hirn• and Julius; ta. eentlifiOnt';'of
AllgliSttiS'-d')a,nd'intio whose care Pktit
hat1.1„.benit:ent4iSted on tho,,,,i',q14rmo
keine: •He erripleYea,Viese two years
in writing these wonderfnli,letterS.•tc
the churches at Ephe'sus1 Philippi and
•Colesse,th at have coin e 41pwrithrOugli
the'ages. t� "oiirt:.F.lay:"Ardent. love' for
the souls of Men, zeal or the cansdc.
of; Jesus ,Cflirist.dontinnteidhis life as:,
, , „. • • Vie greaCinisSionari' to Abel Gentiles
,
dare' to sPWeak of
1,sqedi'71:-!..assage--4c't.s those things ...WhiehiiChristl
39,411: O.Orri. ro:18:ar. .• hathinot,wroughtliy to....malte,t114
...!.,Acta'46ig-t54.TbetDiVine.Call•and QfentileS, 0,be,dienti, by iwerd and ,deed.
..; T ' 'ThrOugh mighty signs and wonders"
tO;TnOf s
Paul bo‘y
a
'4'4,6-10itqa;.'''ancl. brayed ,him, .'sa.ying1 abont Illyricurn 1 ha.y;e fully preach-
nie.'..evef bate- Macedo'nia, and help ed the g9,s9qtt tttrtof Christ Yea so
fis'''''And'aitet'''."he • had •seen,.the vis have have stri.Yek:to preach the ,gospel!
„ion,' • iminediately ..:.'we,...endeatrtoted tO not.where qtri,s.t,.WaS tttallide,
'assuredly 1tgatht t. 'another man s
ering that the Lord 1.1:4(V -called Us for fgqindatietn:,'..":"`But :•ta,S' it :is written,- to
to preach,.' the: 'untet.'.1them; ',Witenr not spoken of, they
Therefore. ir.loosing,r-fretn..,`TroaS, we shall. seettatid. • theY , that noti
:traight:'2.tcotirset...tb Sa.:t1,0;0 Leh.,01 uidethnd
mothracia, and the 'next day to Neal, :VatirsEp is tie::: ttliet.-Rorrian s -ttwas'
polis; and from thence to 'addressed to the ChristianS,;Iiving.A.v.
14,0,61#;.p.,:i4et,i'oi.iiefi.:,,reify," Of that. part' „,,kZpnt.u.,,,..„1-4,4•11ad, beentrto tROine
o colony ; and we, 4hen,„:41e,,yrtite this epistle, . -It is..noi
1in that cify*.''abiding certain -
s -fiat the,:.Sablitatlf, we. went
,river -,Side, where
PraYer was wont tO,....,,Pe.:,rn.ade; •• and
,we sat down, and Spatie„., Unto the
resorted.tthitlierl :And
a' certain womn narned Lydia 4
.the city of 'Thy.;
114; ',1-ii,r.kic11'"tVpi§1.1j,i51J,Od 'God,' heard
whose heait thc Lord ' opened;
;Oaf ":-She'lftended',,unto the things
itkhieli„.',""ikett..;;S.pt,§1Thii.,:::,' ;Of Pau1 And
\trhen she 1 was baptized and.. tiler;
-,Uuselibid,,,sheitieiOnghois, Saying, If
ye,'Ifa...e4judged4metl't ortbeJaithful to
l'''hciuse;' and
,labideAther"Fit
, . .
xjw by.70,17, horn t he igos p .mesSage
first reachelti.iROnc,.113ut• 'Paid *tote
that their "faith.- was spoken o
throughout itheiTvh&let.W"orld" and he
was veryt•destrous that•-hetinight 'have.
prosperous:, journey,:i: by !the : r:of
God, to; '-gn ,unto "therm.- Het
Mind set on carrying the. gospel as;
far as Spairt.tandtwitoirldiSee.:Ihenitoi
the way, but inthemeantime he had
,to take.ta. coatributioa.,•„froirr,
donia, andrAchaia t� the ,lpoOrsaints1
at Jerusalem. -As • Paul Wast't leaving
Corinth on this journey, one of ; his
icortivertS7-a. 'Vorriaircby -Efleb
.iSt art ing :-.-frofattCenchreat.
.12pite, and-Py.-her:.,Patilr, sent thisnepj
istle. -In the part of it•which'tforins
the last section -of -today's' lesson,,wd,
:have the.? suinming up 161 :his tlaborsi
.4,11:104 the:, ;Gentiles; t -t He -claimed this
;work ttiWastilustt-as heithact, by tt-thelaid.,:
ti! Thest.totitentiOnt'b erWeen Paul and
Bab Ihetaking iCif John
Mark with theth was over ruled by
5ead-='.482.111el'','exferisiciii''Of • the Lel:lurch'
Md.f6 tWP
•briAeltfiik,' the; 'one 'in Cyprus
by Barnabas and Mark, the other int,
is knOwn as Paul's second Missicin4
ary journey anCit extended:„ over a:
period of yeas':
at least be St'd-in Asia 4itiO trav-
elling along the great-RomaliTiOad of,
the time,' visiting the citie0entioni.
ed thfirst part of thiVc, hapter,:
confirming the churehes alidt estab4
liihitiglitiakin the faith._ Wilten they'
Teaelieif1104. a .vision', appeared tr.i
Patiii'givinehim,a call to igt,y.'50 Eur.,1
ope..and viOtk there.. He toldlais fel-,
low-W'orkifiTof the open ,td4i,:r
14.deeddiliCAd they were pres-•
SegFaS'I:likt-WaS, for they iml,Irdlately,
endeafiketfl.'.4*o • go there, '1,1a6tiredly
galtherihg:;Aliat the Lord 4,40 -called!
thern int&,'.4his new field. iqlfins was',
an eritraznee.J:ma.de into EuilOO, "thei
cOatitrY'tit,herelthe greatesOLttritimphsi,
of 'the:".:tgOsPiel",:t.Were afterwai0 to be
won Iii St pail's day a1l9nads led::
to Rome, rnetropbli:of the
then,'"knO447',":*,ok'd, so theS4t011owedi
the '•direct•---R,oliriari route Until they,:
carne :t� the chieity•of
titt ,
We are ]aon10 a 70, 10
01,11. 30•Y 17
PrrvilPiN 10. for.
(„11i.`11:e;30 dris aud tVPmen;
in, big •cities &Ong the coast, trl Parr'
sess greater freedent t, titan before.
There is „ grave danger in education
Without religion. It inay mean "II -
cense", not :ttliberty".' are there,',
fore,. ,planiiinE:;„ , series of tracts .ps-
.peCially 'for tie.. educated girls and
are calling rile ,Series "This Preed.orn
F..ileries."• I am .woricing, on, one to be
called "My 'Unbound. Feet", We
hope tO, have them on such.topieS as
''What 'is Freedoni.?•'''''t "Ifse', of MY
Time," ,etc„ We Plan ,to get several
,people..not living in Shanghai' to heir)
write, thectractl,,, We 'intiSt: caPttlrq
this r'iretrti liberty for J'esus Christ. t.
. '
, ARE YQI.f.,ON.THIS
'It is natiM..al for visitors to • size 01)
'a tow ,by ,appearannes.'' .A dirty rusty
toWit, appeals to nobody, arid we 'must
keep., ,Wing.liant; from such.
.is&as;will .cause.tpeople to* think we
',Ohtt1,40. 40'wn.'.gratle.,.Doesn't -it
make something in you ac;he when yod
passr a bitildi ng,.. residence o'r ,buSinesdi
'prop,eity,,,that.loOkse ,had weiaith-1
.ored,the,,,blasts..anerefljeted the suns:
,of pr 'mere. „fleeting ,,seasons?
:Theite are splotnhes- and 1?lotclies di
Over it,itlie,sliingles or piece's of roof-
ing Often curl. up, it the. e..ndS like a
„eeesorite4w
Ual ••v cid )rObablY' Yes ht (
'svi „ass-. '1'011r:wt.!. KeePirtitS lucid -etas
of. the paper or coloring; .1 -heti -It to
$uit. the ,Viev,tP9intS Of (::0al O. tt'af,kt,S I
is unfair to the general run of patrooP.
Ihenewspapers,do not ,riialv.ititt,
'They make events aVOP they
have happened or chr o ni those
which are scheduled for the future,
'They are not reSpransible for court
trials, arrests, bootleg raids, political
tivities and other happenings, in
daily life. . It is their ditty to publish
-What has oCerared colorless, free from.
editorial oPitliori,,,-liuntsville Forester
Spreading Out
AMent Bros., Nyil have Proven
themselves hustlers in the large busi-
ness earried on in their factory,, saw,
mill, and other. departments of labor,
have bought the,White Son business
at Wroxteter arid have taken' Clarence
White as a partner under the firm
name of Anent Brost 8.t. „White, who
wilL carry OP the manufacture of 'C'hIl-
drous' wagons, Sleighs, wheel barrows,
etc., in; their large factory', Brussels,
Mr. White being in charge, The :firm
at Wroxeter embloyed 13 or more
hands. Expectation is that ;the trade
will be, boosted here under the enlarg-
ed and improved ,conditions.: Ament
Bros, continue_ the. heading and
the local luniber ,yard and the -Custom
coOPerage business but are Closing out
Crank reformer's hair; neglect seemsi
to, have. cove -red; it- with 0, mantle. the
doers. sag,.,and ithe windows ,wink at:
yon bleary tindifiletonCi` Arid.
,pe,oPle live and try to. do,busineis in
structure! No one, can ,really live; I
in :them; it is :not is existing),
and very poor,- existence at. that. "N6-
one-e.anitope,to.do bitsiness.:in sucha!
place.:‘Such, a building reminds one,
Of Tagged beggav,seekingt a job. A"
,a. little.' energy, a little
traniform One of thesePlaii.
ces,.., into a, habitation'. fit, for luirnati
dwelling Or make,the former decrepi2
tilde „a mit': 'decay :give,: place to invitingt
brightnes'st in. the Case 'of: a businesst
roon,. ttA tramp goes by. He is dirty?,
;and rusty• andr-the fact makes hirry
It isn't•-pecanse he seems to bel
diiWn!..and ,out, that you :shrink fromi
It is, because:he s eem -lazy
dirty.: We mars onr sense oftthe: fit -
res .-Of things,•the: jars. the harmoiryi
of life.' It is vePY" :difficult for such
'inan,to find a job.' Eut.give him al
'‘,shavput 4,ap. owt.hiin, shine;
top rusty p,hoes,.. clothe -claim in -de-;
cent ,gapperits plaee.prhis ra.gs and
he Idoks anOther Hiveliar0
cest for; •employpicnt have increa-ledi
two hundred,. per,••••, cent. The same
thing true of prop.erty. • • Paint thel,
houseand the 'barn arid `the
Plant trees and and flowers.r,
seasorrforrejnyenation,:is notifar:
'off:: 'Maker, y;our :pla,ns.,novp.tO help in
the gne,rdI irnbroyernent of ,Wirighain:
t'
zibfl'hthe News
of God'S spirit, been able -to aecom-i --77TlienewS published in any newspa-
per, naturally -does `ii-ot
Plish. He would.l'not dare .to lay)
claim,,ta,thalt deilie;by'another.- Tak-il body. :itTo.'procitieet' a newspaper that
ing„Jetttialernqas't'aeritre'lie hadi'Cov-I Vei thgiatify:.the Whiins:"of eVerY'in-'
.eted Athe, totintik trountl-raboutPool • ' "
stituting no.Araaltrvartrof :Then
kupwaworld, it fully pr chin t
iwbrdr4andatieeittrtis fourrding °T6Inireltes
wifOfermoneVrliadtheen..ibeforetliiCias
,:he.,l'Saidotilesp-Inshottld-ibniltiton*noth-,•-•
3et fonniiatidanHe'fhalikribleen'
._olipSensbyd Jesus,' tz."to'''
2.beforethe tG.ehtilesi.vatid7
and
SiOn daunting:tit :-Iifedeak:4111---i
but -i -ever !itgreSsingt"1 foe -
:ward "toward lthe mailefoesthe pri2e
..0174hel high tcalliur of, ittidY.:,ln Ch-riSt
rte.; n;.'t
WO.Rt-D' MISSIONS
lE*Iiracts,:froni-
P".1 haChin1,7.; q:
want you to know-and'share
f4tures;
-,,curI-work,,,•,,in'
adoption: "Happy , Childhotid".r Sub--
script:ions are still' goinginip,-7'We are
now printing nearly.7,000 every month
that TIt^" had "- ''''''''''2i'a'we'''''41`^^""``'--.1-tA;ffl---....1*----Itil-l-
prospeiotis,'.71ourney on thei•Mediter-, $parching.kCciirrpetitidn in the Inaga:•;
ranean searvoing from Troafta Near: -
polis in two days; From tlWe they4'
had a hard climb over the Olidiintains,
to •Philippi. After this 4.',5,tii-esoine
journey they rested . certainqili>ts un-
ttil,:". tfte` Sabbath:WWII,, wliil tthey,
.aft0 :theieiiiiKaKcatraS, seeNiut for
the Jewish'plaCe' of 'worshr !".',.1 There
I
could not have been man q!,devotit
J_ews,in the city, for .acCordiniito the
*Icabliiiii'eal' law wherever Iteit. wise
nien t.'' ItiVedrit 'a synagogue might be
,estaplisheti. Instead they '':fciti,nd a
PLac-e. eti?0..er,417. a river side,, -where
'4.-iliti-TWottierVwere gatherett;to hon-
or - the •,Gcidre.:of their fatheiS,'. Here
,•1
and.' to'thiS'Srnall congregation Paul
vaa`chedliisifirst sermon rAjt,It'Europ-
zine. WeTprorinsed, atitbook every,
,one who did it correctly. Up, to date
'ab,ont•135ol, notrdottNantp:virag.4faVe febrile
,we.ilfave; let iutsClve hz. ''tfor
more than we expeetect 'ylinwevef,
we have just liadprinted a little book
"A True Hero" ('story of Daniel) and
,we are !sending: ta. coprpf 'this. book
;salthe; prizei -This' is nne-iWay alstif•bf
diatnibutingit:- tliteratOe "'and
am sure eaclite'littlet batik
read by a good many people, pig 444
r 7
'TNo,w11 have -t another lOvely thing
to' tell you:- We -:are preparing 'a PiC,L"
tuf e,Olto Oki ,f or • e hine el.ehildre t'?
'arc calling it the"Flag PiOtuienBoole•
because we are hairing the cover the
soil and.he had at least,','.o, 4/4 C.. <3191,8 „of "t, hel.
who Was a feWess by ,are.--•litittnig . stofie4.-- animal
stdries,•., .children!s';:sOngallarid,:
'other nice . things inside.. , It is not
yet out of the •printing: press, but 'we
have already redeived oders for over
I,aeo ;Wel arot„7:pritillingks,boo
,tblood,ttiborWlitt. Asia Minor, btit' resid-
,iqg AurOpe, engaged inti'btisiness
and'ilier'efOrett't most likely :la Widow,
!the: head; of'hr household WhO after
her'e66eFsi'oli. 'offered andrPressed
.nrion...•Paltl,• 'and his . cornpainctris the ,coPies: tind A ,think•s•they''will be sold
hospitality' •of her home, ;Paul set veryt. 'quickly." ! We''.totight to ' havd
the example for all time that, small
congregations should not ben,despis-
"eft" They have been oftentirries since
the very places where goocV soldiers
llay•listed under the tanner of
Christ. This was an impoitant day
ini the hiStory of the Philippian
'chtirch and, although no further', men-
tion is found ,of Lydia, her coli*ersion
was a fruitful one, 'It was 'not long
before their teachings broughtthem
into contact with the autlioriiies and
they found themselves beaten:4nd im-
prisoned. On being • releas0';' they
left Philippi and travelled frotn) place
to place until they reachedlt!Athens.
Eventually Paul reached Rorie', but
,in the ineantitne, he,h
,,adendured
'NS' he hirrisaf !says,
"In lourneyings often, in tths of
•.waterstin perils of robbers, In' perils
znyp!,twn countrymen, in perils ,by
,t he iheatten, in perils in thel City, in
perils itt the wilderness, in Peills in
the se'4. In ,perils among false' hreth,
Cot, = •
Ada 213:30-35—X'aul in Rone
"And Patti dwelt two whole :Years
in JUSown hired houSoq andieeeived
'all'Iltatleinie'in tininiuni, Oeaching
the kingdom: Of-Ando,,,0414 eaching
P414 ed.a larger eclitiory,rbiit.tht-pthit,!
unfottniatelYt; nliaite-'7i6:'
paidr• Want...;•ottl.....frienklittrfotAlcribW'
znade•At I %arrirAtiite'•',Su-re
„ther-0 is: 'not:another „piettirechoOkhiii'
the
to' ttliiiijeT,cif .ithe j thi'S'
':book: wilb bilinr tip Ihet.t.lifevandthome.
Pft-niany 11 Chides:The'trak-
dy,-is•Iliatmityl Will! net. bOable 'to'
liatve-iit:.'bedttaq.1itiVill 'COS tt Cetiti;:
'airri; they; 'eannot.,afftird=it. ratittnd
our Saviour is gladwhen He seei any::
,",ehiltlihmthirethidst.
Easti4.eekitchad4trletter 'Troia sortie'
lePerg it, Who
bottutofreeneVeiY"'....intofitli.
'NO t
'letter isaid,:t-'!":1343Pyl'Cliildhoo'd.
td1inkt1s ,f�it1oui Pala"'
tAthother llapp3r'feature of our' Ina-
gatirictt,tis 'tthe interest our '.readers
akez,..2.idevelobing- , peOrer
thittrithetifselYek.:i'
artfele: in'the
jaapterleabcfut
'pOtitettf knitt"readerPliaVt4,Madet' and
Sent. liftliaa:".giffi fee -thein4
kliete
'
planit
bo
ing
pitfie'd tO;'
mut? ity )44114$
Son turned olitii'0Oodsthat, ,11,1
;alt, arid trot) t -ti 're Otlu„.
linos will be #9:44g$t4 '
put 4nci.
trade. Arnent
convenient a'ird,
and are close teng.
sale trade. Tlae BULlei•
nlent of the business win' Ontini14,
of course and a little 4(1(662
ger" but into it. We are sure Brits-
SeNteS will be vcell j)leased at the
crease to a valuable local indirtitY
d will welcome iyrr. White art d
ployees to town. H 01,11r..5 teown
will show their faith in. our good town
by financial investments. particularly'
with the ex.pected coming of Hydro
next Spring, there is no reason why
we should not, flourish. Boost in the
word, but let it be of a sensilile,
practical character with kite /lying
left out •of the prograto. The town ,
Co-uncil and. Business Mn' Associa-
tion should , stir up' and see. if the
knitting factory building carmot be
tenanted or sold to Porno going can -
cern. It's too had to have it standing
idle2.—Britssels Post.
,4600
tifte
Let me sliow you how a Toronto you Instal is Toronto Litter Carrier.
• Litter CarrierWiltniakelour stable I wantto show yoli" how the tinat
Cleaning an easier task. . , .. and labor it saves will pay for itself ia
You can liaVe a cleaner stable,°ne srl'311.
•142ealtatrile.oawttle and get rid of the ol , CoilitesiisfeagrialtfipTtrt 0.,,i'l-19'easterge;
d slippery plank • you're 'id town.
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• An entirely new body design of remarkable beauty as well as practical
utility, is the distinguishirig feature of the new Ford Coupe.
The libely lines follt3W itt die' griCefal 'Aveep from. the'xiew high radiator
• to .the "Tutde-tack" curve of the tear deck which has been enlarged to
ie
convenntly accommodate' bulky grips and Inc gek
• , •
IfJpholSte.fing iS hixuriously deep both in the seat and back,..,the covering
being of Half: brbi,vn broadcloth with ro.ahogany stripe. A recess shelf is
providecliSeh,id the seat, for parcels.
Interior' fittings include revolving window regulators, and door locks and
.hanalet3'..fmishecl in nickel. The large re'ai *indottv is fitted with silk
• poplin 'Shade in dull eilvert12-nienintings'.
The Windshield 'is Surmounted 'by a bro.ad still -visor, which protects the
eyes from glare. •
As a handSonie ...and practical all-weather car for town or country, the new
Ford:Coupe Cannot' be surpassed.
New F r Pi
Coupe, $665 • eFttlor Sedan, $895
Ekurre Stetting and Lighting Zetuipmeni Standard cm theft mode&
°routine Car, $445 rktriabout, $405 Truck, $495
Eteeirkr Starting arta tgkting Equafteht 01,00
All prices L o. b. Vora, Ontario. Governsatent .1%.1.1tta 'extra.
All Forel models may 6‘ahtaineil through the Pord Prieekly Purchase Plan
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