The Wingham Advance, 1920-07-15, Page 51*1 `1110
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ber it, "The Prairie", by Bryant . Nor
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Fifteeii-year
Nearly one million Canadians own Tictory
0 2% Boiads
w -,P
maturing
They are eyidence of financial aid in the
Ist November 1934
time of national need, They are also evi-
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Your Victory Bonds to
ber it, "The Prairie", by Bryant . Nor
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Fifteeii-year
Nearly one million Canadians own Tictory
0 2% Boiads
Bonds. These are among their most valw
able possessiops and should be bighly-prized.
maturing
They are eyidence of financial aid in the
Ist November 1934
time of national need, They are also evi-
at 96 and ,
do -nee of'sound business judgment. Victory
ae,crued interest
Bonds ard the safest of all investment&.
pay aln-tost
Retain the Victory Bonds you now own and
0 0
670 income,
buy additional bonds to- the limit of your
059 g t1l W HET"ER selling;, buying or
shipping o live
means, The, future will piove Ahe wisdom
the end of the year. For the girls at least
of your taking adyantage, of present low
grain sto6k.-
in §1
10MU 11,� the Bank of Hamilton mifil
Mro, 'Clemens of Hespeler, visited ut
Mr. Andrew Fox!e last week,
Wood,,,.Gundy & Co -m -pan,
Canadian Pacific Railway Building
'Toronto
"The'Bon'd Market".
is the name of our latest publication. It
will prove of valub to those interested in
such current topics -as "Why Victory
Bonds are Cheap" " CoAada—a'Creditor
Nation" and "In6tion". *,
Let us mail you a copy. We shall gladly
do s6 upon roceipt of -letter or postal card.
Wo.od, Gundy. & Compan- y
Canadian Pacific Railway Building.
To'-roilto
:-Morris Council
Mopris,'Council meeting held June 28,
1,9-20.-' t6i) inembLrs all present. Min-
,otes of last meeting read and confirmed.
A petition for a Municipal Drain was
presented by C. R. Coultes and others.—
The petition was 'entertained and a
qppy ordered for the Engineer, A motion
was passed fixing the price for operating
the graders at 40c per hour. The By -
Law on the Robertson Drain was read
and finally passed.—
The Court of Revision on the asses�-
ment roll was closed.
— A By -Law appointing Arthur Shaw as
road overseer was passed by the Council.
The dSj&bt of this By -Law is to fulfil
the 6onditions required to receive the
gover ment per cent on Township roaa
expenditures.—
The following accounts were paid:—
Dominion Road Machine Co. Grader,
$425.00; Government tax, 4.25,,freigbt,
0,88; blade for grader, 15. 15; freight, 50c;
John Shortreed, fixing grader 90c; bolts,
50c; lumber, 50c; Geo. Mason, supplies
S., 80; R. Young, operating grader 4.00, -
gravel, 3.60; Rich. Alcock, Sheep worried
15.00; W, MtMalrray, engine on grader
18.00; Lyle Hopper, wood and grading
6.60; James Leech, 2 days works, 6.00;
gravel 9.45' Philip Ament, gravel 7.65;
James Lawson, gravel 17.55; John Taylor,
gravel 13 05; Tom Miller, gravel 45 80 '
sbovellini 3.00; R. McDonald, gravelling
15.00; S. Proctor. shovelling 2.40; jas.
Anderson, gravel 3 ; mt. elly. grave
7.60; Wm. Skelton, gravel 8,40; Chas.
Agar, gravel 6.00; W. Forest, doubletree
for grader, 1.50, drawing tile and putting
in Culvert 6. 00; Jno. Hopper, gravel 27.15,
4 days work 8.00; Henry Bosnian, gravel
18 60 widening road 80.00; Jan. Hopper,
gravelling 54.00; R. Johnston, gravel
22,95; John Anderson, working zrader
Comfort WITH.Ecoflom'y
The New-Can-adian Car
THIS Overland is built from In every detail of its equip -
the ground tip 'to secure rid- ment from Electric Starting and
ing comfort, light weight and Lighting to Speedometer, Over -
economy. land is high-grade and complete.
Triplex S&ings 1 combine, in a The large Canadian factory
remarkable way, the econom'ies and service organization behind
of light weight with the luxury the Overland are big factors in
of riding, formeTly possible only the success of this new car for a
in a heavy caro,,f long wheelbase. new Canada.
L. Kennedy, bealer, Wingham
11 -ad Offiecand Vactorleu' Willys-Overlstrid Limited, Toronto, Canada
. . . . . . . . . . . .
W,
I s (a 11 c
Ile -ter 1,1ijiledirej slle4p Itilled by
ddg� Via), rop"irin; Calvert 14 W; R.
i7
ii, Al�,ock, gravel 11,40, Petor fla*y,
gravel 75c; Frank Shaw, operating grador
MaOttr Urnoot 9parliqg tacelvda AM
41aso honors In his musIO o%am. -*ell
done. Urnost.
ber it, "The Prairie", by Bryant . Nor
OXNZ
I
11VAM 0i (�Aoxkx�
ESTABLISHED 18 7.2-
and bolt 22.25; 1. Sburrio. widening road
creek. There were a' score of 7's, and
tones in our sing,�ong voices had died.
experlenee we have ba6 from thwe
preparations and from the kmw-
everybody got the limit of her mighty
We had two years with her—twb most
W.
Mr. Win Windsor of Detroit, spobt a
9.1
medlein,Q effe0t ot the different
9
32-W; Charles Agar. pulling willows
80.00; Albert Crooks, fixing culvert 8,00;
few days at the k0mc Of MP, an(% Mro,
Robt. Carrick.
059 g t1l W HET"ER selling;, buying or
shipping o live
com1position a theod fto vouderful
the end of the year. For the girls at least
trance and the othOr ga�re us such a statt
grain sto6k.-
in §1
10MU 11,� the Bank of Hamilton mifil
Mro, 'Clemens of Hespeler, visited ut
Mr. Andrew Fox!e last week,
in High School. work that it only took, a,
. Me Appetite mlay. be eather-exag-
gerwted, d1inialaited or en-
take care of all your financial -transac-
A
Boundary 25,20; Loine Turvey, 100 yds,
40c, 42.40; Roy Turvey, inspecting 2.0;
Miss McCrat of the staff of nurses of
tions for you. Careful attention to
resitore it. The conditiori may be
in Summer Goods
character building. Foroneso young she
detail and courteous treatment are
QQelpb hospital, visited with Miss Annie
wasgifted beyond praise. No opportun-
Nerves supplying the Stomach may
features of Bank of Hamilton service
ityin the study df hitstory or literature
A. MacEwen, By -Laws Robertson Drain
Henry.
at all times.,
the Stomach dueto Fermentation or
was a charming young lady, refined in her
MEAD
HAMILTON
60; Clerk's fees, 00; James Lawson, put-
Mr. Harold Sparling is home from
were great events, and the sch6ol �forld
-ent will tme up the orgaus of the
ak
in which we began'td realize we had a
place, had a new fascination because, of
ting In culvert 2.00; A, Shaw. painting
Cruickshanks's Br. 95.00, taxing floor
Georgetown olor Sunday,
-
1,
ML M
at"ShAIN"K OF im"AMILTOI(I
WAISTS, SMOCKS
the spirit of our brilli I ant teacher.
0.00,
WINGHAM BRANC.H—C. P. Smith, Xanager
1
Pain after Eating, Vomiting, Grad-
their hand to tfie strap, put on their caps
was back in '82 and '83. After her came
AND WASH SKIRTS
1
Next meeting July 20, 1920,
the SyntVthms of Stomach DXsorders
laws might be seen. roosting on the fence
bute to the last afid greatest of our tea6h-
that quitlftihs[aTpeia� when you use
across the road. And as for our studies,
:-Morris Council
Mopris,'Council meeting held June 28,
1,9-20.-' t6i) inembLrs all present. Min-
,otes of last meeting read and confirmed.
A petition for a Municipal Drain was
presented by C. R. Coultes and others.—
The petition was 'entertained and a
qppy ordered for the Engineer, A motion
was passed fixing the price for operating
the graders at 40c per hour. The By -
Law on the Robertson Drain was read
and finally passed.—
The Court of Revision on the asses�-
ment roll was closed.
— A By -Law appointing Arthur Shaw as
road overseer was passed by the Council.
The dSj&bt of this By -Law is to fulfil
the 6onditions required to receive the
gover ment per cent on Township roaa
expenditures.—
The following accounts were paid:—
Dominion Road Machine Co. Grader,
$425.00; Government tax, 4.25,,freigbt,
0,88; blade for grader, 15. 15; freight, 50c;
John Shortreed, fixing grader 90c; bolts,
50c; lumber, 50c; Geo. Mason, supplies
S., 80; R. Young, operating grader 4.00, -
gravel, 3.60; Rich. Alcock, Sheep worried
15.00; W, MtMalrray, engine on grader
18.00; Lyle Hopper, wood and grading
6.60; James Leech, 2 days works, 6.00;
gravel 9.45' Philip Ament, gravel 7.65;
James Lawson, gravel 17.55; John Taylor,
gravel 13 05; Tom Miller, gravel 45 80 '
sbovellini 3.00; R. McDonald, gravelling
15.00; S. Proctor. shovelling 2.40; jas.
Anderson, gravel 3 ; mt. elly. grave
7.60; Wm. Skelton, gravel 8,40; Chas.
Agar, gravel 6.00; W. Forest, doubletree
for grader, 1.50, drawing tile and putting
in Culvert 6. 00; Jno. Hopper, gravel 27.15,
4 days work 8.00; Henry Bosnian, gravel
18 60 widening road 80.00; Jan. Hopper,
gravelling 54.00; R. Johnston, gravel
22,95; John Anderson, working zrader
Comfort WITH.Ecoflom'y
The New-Can-adian Car
THIS Overland is built from In every detail of its equip -
the ground tip 'to secure rid- ment from Electric Starting and
ing comfort, light weight and Lighting to Speedometer, Over -
economy. land is high-grade and complete.
Triplex S&ings 1 combine, in a The large Canadian factory
remarkable way, the econom'ies and service organization behind
of light weight with the luxury the Overland are big factors in
of riding, formeTly possible only the success of this new car for a
in a heavy caro,,f long wheelbase. new Canada.
L. Kennedy, bealer, Wingham
11 -ad Offiecand Vactorleu' Willys-Overlstrid Limited, Toronto, Canada
. . . . . . . . . . . .
W,
I s (a 11 c
Ile -ter 1,1ijiledirej slle4p Itilled by
ddg� Via), rop"irin; Calvert 14 W; R.
i7
ii, Al�,ock, gravel 11,40, Petor fla*y,
gravel 75c; Frank Shaw, operating grador
MaOttr Urnoot 9parliqg tacelvda AM
41aso honors In his musIO o%am. -*ell
done. Urnost.
ber it, "The Prairie", by Bryant . Nor
OXNZ
I
11VAM 0i (�Aoxkx�
#k .
and bolt 22.25; 1. Sburrio. widening road
creek. There were a' score of 7's, and
tones in our sing,�ong voices had died.
experlenee we have ba6 from thwe
preparations and from the kmw-
everybody got the limit of her mighty
We had two years with her—twb most
27.50;Wm. Sellers, Culvert and filling
Mr. Win Windsor of Detroit, spobt a
valuable years that we found since
whether in Collegiate Institute, Universit�
medlein,Q effe0t ot the different
Of course there was some crying and
32-W; Charles Agar. pulling willows
80.00; Albert Crooks, fixing culvert 8,00;
few days at the k0mc Of MP, an(% Mro,
Robt. Carrick.
or College. One sent us through the Ert- I
com1position a theod fto vouderful
the end of the year. For the girls at least
trance and the othOr ga�re us such a statt
John Bell, uaderbrushing Centre S. Road
43.00; John Shortreed, tractor on S.
Mro, 'Clemens of Hespeler, visited ut
Mr. Andrew Fox!e last week,
in High School. work that it only took, a,
. Me Appetite mlay. be eather-exag-
gerwted, d1inialaited or en-
Striking Values'
A
Boundary 25,20; Loine Turvey, 100 yds,
40c, 42.40; Roy Turvey, inspecting 2.0;
Miss McCrat of the staff of nurses of
It was not m-.n(al training alone but real
resitore it. The conditiori may be
in Summer Goods
character building. Foroneso young she
at
QQelpb hospital, visited with Miss Annie
wasgifted beyond praise. No opportun-
Nerves supplying the Stomach may
The schdol during the winter was as
ityin the study df hitstory or literature
A. MacEwen, By -Laws Robertson Drain
Henry.
was missed to point out the high moral
the Stomach dueto Fermentation or
was a charming young lady, refined in her
and spiritual lessons, Her examinations
60; Clerk's fees, 00; James Lawson, put-
Mr. Harold Sparling is home from
were great events, and the sch6ol �forld
-ent will tme up the orgaus of the
not congenial, that such a fine spirit
in which we began'td realize we had a
place, had a new fascination because, of
ting In culvert 2.00; A, Shaw. painting
Cruickshanks's Br. 95.00, taxing floor
Georgetown olor Sunday,
-
1,
glorioug gbod health that you so
WAISTS, SMOCKS
the spirit of our brilli I ant teacher.
0.00,
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Martin and Bruce
a
visited friends at Dungannon.
1
Pain after Eating, Vomiting, Grad-
their hand to tfie strap, put on their caps
was back in '82 and '83. After her came
AND WASH SKIRTS
1
Next meeting July 20, 1920,
the SyntVthms of Stomach DXsorders
laws might be seen. roosting on the fence
bute to the last afid greatest of our tea6h-
that quitlftihs[aTpeia� when you use
across the road. And as for our studies,
ers in No. 13., No doubt we have missed
Hacking's. In order to effed a cure,
A M.&cl,:wzN, Clerk.
Mr. and Kra. John Paterson of Galt,
and Mr. and Mra, Ge
,o, Buschlon and
however, pablence is as essential a's
anything of importance.
should be written. � May another memory
dih,e right reanedy and anyone who
We are showing a full. range of Blouses in Crep�
Chene, Ocorgcttes.,� 11ougee and Voiles, The sem
be refreshed and with a pen put it down
has been siling for any length
children of Arthur, spent Spnday At
onit3 latest stylvs at very�attravtive prices.
'Teeswater
Ken Patersonle.
Miss Nor� Falconer is vlaitind her
A large gang of hydro-clectric work-
sister, Mrs. Wollwood of Qrangeville,
Miss
last received a slijpni6ht, of Voile Smocirs in
-k -oile,
era is busy erecting poles between here
"
M. E. Paterson of Niagara Falls,
N Y., Is visiting at Mr. Ken. Paterpons,
dainty styles, Made of fine quality plat white
and some have color6(1 iiininiings at $3.25 and 3.5o.
and Walkerton. The poles, are of excel�
lent having, hegn brought from
Smocks at S4.7s N STO.
Raw Silk and Crepe de Chene.,
quality,
British Columbia. They are distributed
Belgrave
X
WaSh Skirts
alongthe route by a� big gasoline truck
Mr. Matt. Brandon of Roblin, Man.,
with a trailer, Where the poles, are
erected on a farmer's. farm, $4 to the sum
a4 old time resident of this vicinity, is
White Bedford Cord. Wash Skirts, novelty"i'd, k-,
p c
ets, wide belts, trimmed with pearl button�) Very
R --v
visiting relatives and old frienas, It Is
neat and stylish, special value $3,00,
paid for each pole. The hydro Is expect-
twenty -seven years since Mr, Brandon
ed to reach here in Septembert
left for the vest and naturally sees many
W
House Dresses -and Aorons
The funeral of Mr. James 9�mple was
changes.
Mr. Mrs. Arthur Brooks �nd
�i�aiii
X
held yesterday. Mr. Semple died sud-
and
Laaies' and, Children's Dresses in and
denly on Sunday morning.
daughter of Centralia, spent SunAay with
plaid,�Gingbamsat-$2.50 to S.50. Bungelpw Aprons
in.liglit�, and dark patterns, 'made of extra 'Iuai�ty
Rev. jdmes.Oale, D. D., Presbyterian
missionary, of Seoul, Xorea, is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. F. Anderson.
Mrs. Prentice of Beat -on, spent a few
prin�.,,,s�ecial value Si.,5o tb:,2.5o.
Rev. W, A. Bradley, and preached in
d ays with her aunt, Mrs. Geo, Daley'
Whi�6 wear,
Knox church Sabbath morning, -and even-
Mr. Bride of Harristou, spent a day
Mr. Mrs. Daley.
.6,Goods
ing.
with and
Underwear, Silic Hosier,
Mr. and Mrs. Rob, 14eathorn of Brant-
%
ford, spent a day with Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Stomach
Brandon.
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A, M LL L'S'.
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Disorders
REMINISCENCES
(Continued from page 1.)
There are no rDmedes -or mod.
might forbid but not control. A thresh-
ticines so effective for the tT , eatment
ing which was a real meeting out of judg-
we had one selection.'
Oh but we r in
V
for the various Stomach Mmrdem
'aqd
ment. we still feel in our bones, came
ber it, "The Prairie", by Bryant . Nor
as Hacking's Heart. Nerve
Remedy and Hacking's Kidney and
. from Miss Lovatt's gad, because we en-
joyid a glorious noon hour in the old
did she leave it uhtil the last unnatural
Liver Pills. Tlis we know, from the
creek. There were a' score of 7's, and
tones in our sing,�ong voices had died.
experlenee we have ba6 from thwe
preparations and from the kmw-
everybody got the limit of her mighty
We had two years with her—twb most
ledge we have of the aWon and
right arm.
valuable years that we found since
whether in Collegiate Institute, Universit�
medlein,Q effe0t ot the different
Of course there was some crying and
drugs an!d, hlerW Niat go Into the
presenting and singing when she left us at
or College. One sent us through the Ert- I
com1position a theod fto vouderful
the end of the year. For the girls at least
trance and the othOr ga�re us such a statt
remedies.
took that to be the proper etiquette for
in High School. work that it only took, a,
. Me Appetite mlay. be eather-exag-
gerwted, d1inialaited or en-
closing the Xmas term.
year at Clinton to secure a "Second A."
per�erted,
Urelly lost, the&6 piiephrations will
Miss McGaw having finished a term for
It was not m-.n(al training alone but real
resitore it. The conditiori may be
a higher certificate was welcomed back.
character building. Foroneso young she
either Acute or Chronleor the
But the year was none too successful.
wasgifted beyond praise. No opportun-
Nerves supplying the Stomach may
The schdol during the winter was as
ityin the study df hitstory or literature
be detective lor thm may be, Gas on
crowded as it was unruly. The teacher
was missed to point out the high moral
the Stomach dueto Fermentation or
was a charming young lady, refined in her
and spiritual lessons, Her examinations
DeoamporAtion of Fdo&;, no matter
what the tmuble may the ttiis treait-
tastes and manner. The conditions were
were great events, and the sch6ol �forld
-ent will tme up the orgaus of the
not congenial, that such a fine spirit
in which we began'td realize we had a
place, had a new fascination because, of
enitire sysbem and bring bwk the
could influence the rough elements in the
glorioug gbod health that you so
school. Discipline at length was a by-
the spirit of our brilli I ant teacher.
much desire.
word. Big fellows instead of holding out
She was a great and . true friend. That
Pain after Eating, Vomiting, Grad-
their hand to tfie strap, put on their caps
was back in '82 and '83. After her came
ual Loss of Flesh and Strength,
Dyspepsia and Anaemlaare some ot
1211d Walked out. Some days a row of out.
modern history, so we close with this tri -
the SyntVthms of Stomach DXsorders
laws might be seen. roosting on the fence
bute to the last afid greatest of our tea6h-
that quitlftihs[aTpeia� when you use
across the road. And as for our studies,
ers in No. 13., No doubt we have missed
Hacking's. In order to effed a cure,
we have no recollection of having learned
much, in this hurried sketch of what
however, pablence is as essential a's
anything of importance.
should be written. � May another memory
dih,e right reanedy and anyone who
Then came a "man -teacher," William
be refreshed and with a pen put it down
has been siling for any length
.
J. Dever, orobably, twenty-one years of to Keep alive the golden deeds or long ago.
me's 0 expect to be ouired
In a few dsys. Buy 6 boxes *f! Hack. age, tall and supple as a wbip, as game
Ing's Heart and Nerve Remedy and and chirpy aa an athelete. He used good
8 of '-incking's Kidney and Liver policy in making a start, not being too
Pills and give them agood tTial. Be particular about finding fault, or efiger for
sure to get Hackinals. a conflict. The boys took to him as he
Hacking's Remedies are sold In was good in arithmetic and could write a
!'Yes, m�dam, this is the grade of,Imperial Polarine specified for your
Wingham by J. W, McKibbon. good -man's hand as a head -line irk the car by the Imperial Polarine Chart of Recommendations, and you
copy�books. The school was reduced in will always find Imperial Premier Gasoline of uniform high quality.
numbers, having seen the last of the big- A�y customers have learned that operating costs are kept. at a'
minimum throi�gh using Imperial Polarine exclusively."
GEO. J. WRIG H T fel . Iowa. We began to feel that we had
privileves for an education -qincrin — 1. — I
"A A "MALSTE *X 5
—Experienced Piano Tuner— part of the daily program, hence there
Teacher of Rudiments of Music, Har- was real regret at the Xmas examination
mony, Counterpoint and Composition when it closed with customary presenta-
Leave orders at THE ADVANCE Offic4 tion and singing. His year was up and
All brass and reed instruments the section liked the variety of having an -
and violin. nually a new teacher.
"Another Master",was the word sent
around and we craned our necks to get a
DRUGLESS PHYSICIAN peep of him, already grated the first
morning at his desk. It was John Z
Weatherhead from St. Helen's, who took
his certificate inthe homeschool, under
Morgan who made a name for himself in
the country. He was a likely man for
CHIROPRACTIC the position, very tall and slight, clear
Practice is confined exclusively to complexion, dancing blue eyes, indeed a
Chiropractic, the only and ori nal Sys- very fine looking fellow. - There were no
tent of 3pinal Adjustment. Elective in particulars, save a simple'morning prayer,
95 pe; cent of all cases.
is and everybqdy was orderly to work.
the Chiropractic locates and Remove$ That was his key -note and he set the
Cause of Dis-ease: Nature Heals." examplo. Education was beginning to get
J. A. FOX, D. C., D. 0. moderanized,; . when teachers could be IP
Also fully qualified graduate -in Oeteo. the big brothers instead of big bosses.
pathy. Phone 191. Hours 2 to 5, and 7 Weatherhead wasted little time over strap,
to 8'p: in. and the school -room ' had a pleasant
— atmosphere. After school hours he organ.
C. R. Copeland ized a base -ball club among the young men N
.1 and the era of mat chos between schools P
I./VSt71tAjVCB had began, Again there was regret when P
Fire, Acciden ' t Sickness the lure of the -west won his heart, and he
Automobilt Insurance a Speotialty exchanked teaching for the excitement of
Only the best companies represented at Winnipeg's big boom. We often r4ret
...... Lowest RAtes ...... having destroyed the letters written in
those days from tht wtat. We recollect
SaY It W I t h FloWePS how he described the long lines in waiting
for the mail at the post office, the collapse
of wages, finally his experience& in the
lumber woods, - showing the grip in his
character, under odVerse circumstanced,
He bad a deep affection for his old pupils.
'es near the
ZVen while bewing railway ti
Lake of the Woods, he would usually tend
a stiff problem in arithmetic to test our
progresa in his faroorite subject.
The new teacher, however, was in
m any respects the most notable of all our
early inttructors. Miss Annie R. Mc,
GOV= ftom negtr Blyth did Sk great work
in Xo� 13, with but a year's experience as
asalatant in Auburn, She tackled the
11111MV WEDDINGS, 9TC. problem of enacting success to men, in
Potted Plimts siod Cut Plowers a tchool with somewhat a grim reputation IMP
a S0446hy for trouble. We see her yet, a nitro
Catallqpft dxwn ea raquag. laWe in her teens, but in the poise of her
011c.t. WM. XJVAA ril hdd and flashing brown eyes, a real
149, Winghllm clufth in the 6chOol-room, We liked her
from the. start, but we could not make
ROSS out 1W Iddos, depocially in the twiding
Gftduate go* Collogo of I)Mts, dau itorn our fourth books, Could we
Surglow notradbythat ,Ima? YA In a sing
GrrAu*w Uwvwky of Toronto raowty 1014 ft"9, " 0owd say tht words,
Of D"tkuy W #W t4lotht ua to rod, tsv& Q th*
00" "a K & lmd's stm, dw" a aw k%% of riw*ft. ft wals,
Reduced Operating qosts -
MPPERIAL Polarine reduces automobile operating costs in many
ways. B��) providing a piston -to -cylinder seat whi�h � assures
naximurn poy�er, It helps to save friction waste in every . moving
art, Keeps the engine running smoothly and out of thd repair -shop
.nd minimizes depreciation.
raperial. Polarine prevents friction by coatingwevery wearing surface
ith a heat and wear -resisting oil film. It seats all the power -in the
iston chamber. linperial Polarine gives correct lubrication to every
art of your car.
ne of the three grades described below is specialty auited� to your
notor. Look for the Imperial Polarine Chart of Recorainendations
vhen you buy oil and learn which grade to use.
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rnperial Polarine is sold in sealed gallon and four -gallon cans, 12y,,,-
glilon Aeel kegs, steel lialf-barrels and barrels, by dealers everywh6re.
here is an appreciable saving in biiying half -barrels and barrels.
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