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â- Â«Â«Â« ^â- â€¢â- â- i mm* â-  mr^mtmitm ss: ,n.«i iH,ii: "iv ii' WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2. '27 THE FLESHERTON ADVANCE THE FLESHERTON ADVANCE Published on CoUinffwood street, Flesherton, Wednesday of each WMk. CircuUtion over 1100, 'Pste* in Cauda, 9t,00 per yaar, whx) paid in adTanoe |1.60. In V.^.h. t^M per year, when paid in advance $2.00. '«. H. THUBSTON. . Editor (â- well Heburn W A HnwIcins'Wm Hawkins, Mrs. Chas. Smith; Dark work Mrs. Hawkii.i; Coll, of Emb.i SPECIALS ll^itman; Long white, D. StUens! , J-ay^^r t^^"kts C S„^th, Mrs. Hawken; I M«^ Hawkins, Mr j. Kennedy; Coll, t. W. Findlay, best heavy draught Green mounUin. F. J. CoUinson. W. Light Fruit Cake, Mrs. Spoffard, Mrs. of fancy work Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Ken-u^^^ ^^^j^^ /^^ p^^.^. JJ^^,^ gj^. A. Hawkins; Irish Cobbler, Jas. Ott- lLawloi'; Peaches canned and pre- nedy. __ q^ ^est gentleman's outfit J. Osprey Fall Fair Prize Winners f^cW. .served F. J. Collinson, Mrs. Hawkins; TURNIPSâ€" Swede, Allan McLean, Strawberries and Pears, Mrs. J- Dav-^ G. W. Ross; Aberdeen, Jas. Ottewell. idson, Mr*. Crossley; Plums W. P. SUtiAR MANGOLDSâ€" Allan Mc- Lean, F. Spoffard. BLOOD BEETS â€" Long, A. J. Con- Crossley, F. J. Collinson; Raspberries and rhubarb, Mrs. Crossley, Mrs. Coll- inton; Citron and Grapes, Mrs. David- son; Currant and Apple jelly, Mrs. HORSES HEAVY DRAUGHTâ€" Pair horses, Atkin and Park, J. D. Leggatt; 3 yr. old Atkins and Park; Brood mare Geo. Foster; 2 yr. old Mahanay; Spring "Geo: ' Poster. AGRR\.LiuUAL HOUSES â€" Pair, J. Mahanay, Geo. Lawlor; 3 yr. old, J. D. Leggatt; Brood mare, Jas. Ottewell, Rf M. Londry; 1 yr. old J. McMulfeh; Spring colt Jas. Ottewell R. J. Morrison; Heavy horse, any class Atkins and Park, J. Mahanay. GENERAL PURPOSEâ€" Pair Al- brt Telford. PERCHONSâ€" Pair, Brood mare, and colt, R. M. Londry. ROADSTERSâ€" Brood mare D. Ring N. Crevier; 1 yr. old I). Ring, N. Cre- vier; Spring colt N. Cricver, Glad- 3Kyn Campbell; Single driver J. Dav- idson. CARRIAGEâ€" Pair Albert Dawn; Brood mare Gladwyn Campbell; 2 yr. old J, Mahoney. Spring Colt, D. Ring; Single Driver Gladwyn Campbell, Alb. Dawn; Lady Driver J. David.son, Albert Dawn. CATTLE SHORTHORNâ€" Bull aged, Edgar Betts; Bull Calf Donald Stevens; Cow 1 and 2 Edgar Betts; 2 yr. old heifer Donald Stevens; Heifer calf Edgar Betts; Best Herd Edgar Bfetts; Bull any age Edgar Betts HERFORDKâ€" 1 yr. heifer land 2 Jas. Hudson. GRADES â€" Con. Beef grade Jas. Madden, A. J. Conron; Cow dairy grade, Edgar Betts, Jas. Madden; 1 yr. old heifer 1 and 2 Earnest Haw- ton; 2 yr. old heifer Jas. Madden, D. Steens; Heifer calf, Jas. Madden; 2 yr. old steer Earnest Hawton, Jas. Davidson; 1 yr. old steer Jas. Madden Donald Stevens; Steer Calf 1 and 2 Jas. Madden; Best Herd Jas. Madden Donald Stevens; Best fat steer or heifer under 3 years 1 and 2 Jas. Madden. SHEEP SHROPSHIRESâ€" Ram aged, H. Stewart. LEICESTERSâ€" All prizes to Wm. -Norman. •OXFORD DOWNSâ€" Ram aged W. J. Mead., F. Spoffard; Ram yearling Ed2.;r Bct'.s, '.V. J. Meads; Ram Lamb W. J. Meads, F. Spoffard; Aged ewe W. J. Meads, Dor.r.ld Stevens; Shear- ling ewe 1 and 2 F. Spoffard Ewe Lamb 1 and 2 F. Spoffard; Best Pen W. J. Meads, F. Spoffard. SWINE YORKSIRE- Boar, aged. F. Spof- fard, Edgar Betts; Boar pig under one year 1 and 2 Edgar Betts; Sow, aged Edgar Belts, Earnest Hawton; Sow one year 1 and 2 F. Spoffard; Sow pig 192C F. Spoffard, Edgar Betts; Herd, F. Spoffard, Edgar Betts; Best Pen of bacon hogs F. .Spoffard, Ed- gar Betts. POULTRY 6RAHAMS a.v. female 1 and 2 Jas. Barber. LANGSHANS a.v. male 1 and 2 Jas. Barber. LANGSHANS a.v. female land 2 Jas. Barber. PLYMOUTH ROCK barred male 1 and 2 Jas. B'lrber; Female 1 and 2 Jan. Barber; a.o.v. female 1 and 2 Jas. Barber. WYANDOTTE-, white male 1 and 2 Jas. Barber; female 1 and 2 Jas. Barber. RHODE ISLAND RED.Sâ€" Male 1 and 2 Jai. Barber; female 1 and 2 Jas. Barber. LEGHORN BROWNâ€" male 1 and 2 Jas. Barber; female 1 and 2 Jas. Barber; Buff female Jas. Barber white, male, Jas. Barber, J. A. Bell; white female. J. A. Bell Jas. Barber; BLACK MINORCAâ€" male, 1 and 2 Jas. Barber; female, 1 and 2 Jas. Barber. ORPINCONâ€" black female. J. C. Adams; a..ov. female, Jas. Barber. Buff male 1 and 2 Jas. Barber; Buff female, Jas. Barber, C. Alexander. TURKEYâ€" a.v. female, Atkins and Park; a.v. female 1 and 2 Atkina and Park. TALOUSE GEESEâ€" male. F. D. Caimi, Jas. Long; female F. D. <?aima, Jaa. Long. GEESE â€" a.v. mate A. J. Conron, Jaa. hong; female, Jas. Long. PEKIN DUCICâ€" mala D. Stevens, Jaa. Barber; female, 1 and 2 Jas. Bar- RONENâ€" a.r. mifle Jaa. Barber, fe- â- mala Jaa. Barb«r. 'RABBITSâ€" «.v. msla W. H. Thur- ston; tamaU, W. H. Thurston. GRAIN PALL WHEATâ€" whIU, P. D. Cftfama, E. Hawton; red or amber WObart Poota. Allan MeLaan. SPRING WHEATâ€" red or ambar J. A. Ban. WHITE OATSâ€" J. A. Ball, Allan VeUan. BARLEYâ€" « rowed. J. D. Leggstt. J. v. Calma. TaMâ€" larffii, Allan McLean. lUCKWHEATâ€" Jaa. A. Balul. TIMOTHY-J. C. Adama. CLOVER SEED->las. A. Bell. CLOVERâ€" Alaike, Jas. A. Bell. SH|:AF EXHIBITSâ€" OaU, Emeat 'Hawton: Barley. Earnest Hawton. ROOTS « VEGETABLES • T0TAT0E8â€" Roat typi. '*•• O"- CARROTSâ€" Longtable, W. H. ConnlW. A. Hawkins; Berry and Grape W. A. Hawkins. Jelly, Mrs. Collinson; Homemade BLOOD BEETSâ€" a.o.v., N. Hindle, 'Candy, Miss Oliver, Mrs. Crossley; W. P. Crossley. I Mime Meat, Mrs. Davidson; Canned CARROTSâ€" Eearly Miss Oliver ! Vegetables, Mrs. Collinson, Mrs. C. H. Hcothcote. 'Long; Mixed Pickles, clear, Mrs. W. PARSNIPSâ€" D. Stevens, F. Spoff- A. Hawkins, Mrs. Collinson; Tarts ord. 3 varieties, Mrs. Hawkins, Mrs. Law- ONION.Sâ€" From seed F. T. Wiley, 'lor. W. H. Conn. LADIES* WORK -W. A. Hawk- USEFUI.,â€" Quilt, cotton pieced, \r.ri. McKinnon, Mrs. J. C. Adams; POTATOE ONIONS ins, J. D. Leggatte. ,. . TOP ONIONSâ€" A. J. Conron. (Cotton fancy quilting, Mrs. McKinnon BEANSâ€" white, A. J. Conron, W. ;.Mri. Crossley; Crochet quilt, Mr. P. Crossley; Butter, A. J. Conron, W. jHcitman, Mrs. Wiley; Quilt, any kind P. Crossley. iMrs. Jas. Long, Miss Oliver; Comfor- CORNâ€" Table, A. J. Conron ;• Eus- jter, cotton, Mrs. Spoffard, Mrs. Ad- ilage, Jas. A. Bell. ams; silk Comforter Miss Oliver; Fan- CABBAGEâ€" Winningsladt.A. J. Coney Bed Spread. Mrs. C. R.Davis, ron, W. H. Conn; Red W. A. Hawk- j Mrs. Hawkins; Hand Knit Socks, ins, A. J. Conron; a.o.v. A. J. Con- coarse. Mrs. Hindle, Mjrs. Lawlor; ron, W. H. Conn. jHand Knit Mitts, mens, Mrs. Hindle CAULIFLOWERâ€" W. A. Hawk- Airs. Crossley; Mending Woollen in.s, W. H. Conn. i Hose. Mrs.. Crossley; Mending Woolen TO.MATOESâ€" F. J. Wiley, Allan 'c'.cth garmet, Mr. Davis Mrs. David- Ison; Homemade House Dress, Mrs. Conron, Wilbert Spoffard, Mrs. C. Long; Serviceable Work Apron, Mrs. Davidson, Mrs. PUMPKIN â€" W. A. Hawken, W. Spoffard; Child's dress or coat made Heitman. from old garmet, Mrs. Davidson, Mrs. MELONâ€" Vegetable, .W. Heitman. Heitman; Hemming in table linnen, CITRONSâ€" A. J. Conron. Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Collinson; Home- CUCUMBERSâ€" A. J. Conron, Miss made hard soap, Mrs. Lawlor. Oliver. FANCY â€" Embroidery, solid cloth, MUSKMELONâ€" A. J. Conron. Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Collinson; Emb- WINTER RADISHâ€" A. J. Conron, roidery, French knot, Mrs. Davis, W. H. Conn. ; Mrs. J. A. Bell; Embroidery, modern VEGETABLE OYSTERâ€" J. D. Leg- 'cross stitch, Mrs. Davis, Miss Oliver; McLean. SQUASH- Poole. -A. J. gatt. CELERYâ€" W. A. Hawken. FRUITS APPLE.Sâ€" Talman SweCtsi, F. J. Wiley, J. Davidson; Ben Davis, Jas. A. Bell, W. H. Hall; Duchess, A. J. Conron, W. Heathcote; Alexander G. W. Ross, F. J. Collinson; Wolf River, F. J. Riley, A. J. Conron; Snow, F. J. Wiley, Jas. A. Bell; Russet Jas. A. Bell; Northern Spy Jas. A. Bell; Pewaukee, W. H. Hall. PLUMSâ€" Collection, W. P. Cross- ley, Jas. A. Bell. PEARS â€" Collection. Jas. A. Bell. FRUITâ€" Collection, Jas. A. Bell. DAIRY & OTHER PRODUCTS 30 lb. crock Butter â€" Mrs. Geo. Law- lor, Mrs. F. J. Collinson. 10 lb. crock Butterâ€" Mrs. W. Poole, Mrs. H. Heathcote. 5 lb. crock Butter â€" Mrs. G. Law- lor, Mrs. F. Spofford, Mrs. J. D. Leg- gatt. MAPL« SYRUPâ€" Mrs. Lawlor, Mrs. Spoffard. MAPLE SUGARâ€" Mif.. Spoffard, Mrs. Collinson. HONEYâ€" In sections, A. J. Con- ron; Extracted, clear, A. J. Conron; Extracted, amber, W. H. Hall. BRE.\D â€" yeast rising, Mrs. Mc- Kinnon, Mrs. G. Lawlor; Brown, W. A. Hawkins; Fruit, Mrs. Chas. Smith; Nut. Mrs. Chas. Smith. OATMEAL COOKIESâ€" Mrs. Wiley .Mrs. J. Davidson. GINGER COOKIESâ€" Mrs. G. Law- lor, Mrs. Chas. Long. TEA OR DROP CAKESâ€" .S variet- ies, Mrs. W. A. Hawkins, Mrs. Chas. Long. APPLE PIEâ€" Mrs. Lawlor, Mrs. C. Smith. Pumpkin pie, Mrs. D. Stevens, Mrs. W. A. Hawkins; Lemon Pie Mrs. Geo. Lawlor, Mrs. D. Stevens; Mi doz. Flora! or Conventional in silk, Mrs Davis. Mrs. Collinson; Single piece white, not listed, Miss Oliver, Mrs. Davis; Sinsrlo piece colored not lis- ted. Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Collinson; Spec- imen tatting, ^Lt&afatfB^ ^^^- ^^''' Specimen of tatting "edgings, Mrs. McAuley, Mrs. Hawkins; Crochet, Mrs. Davis. Mrs. Thursston; Pr. Pill- ow Slip Emb. Mrs. Davis. Mrs Collin- son; Pr. Pillow Slip, other hand trim- ming, Mrs. Hawkins, Mrs. McAul- ey; Pr. Towels emb. Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Collinson; Pr. Towels other hand trimming, Mrs. H. A. McCauley, Mrs. Bell; Bath Towel, Mrs. Cairns Mrs. Adams; Centrepiece, solid white emb. Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Collinson; whitei. other hand work, Mrs. McAuley, Mrs. Spofford; Colored linen emb. Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Bell; Colored linen cro- chet trimming, Mrs. Thurston, Mrs. Kennedy; Pr. Tray cloth, Mrs. Coll- inson, Mrs. McAuley; Tea cloth emb. Mrs. Davis Mrs. McAuley; Tea cloth other hand trimmed, Mrs. Thurston, Mrs. Collinson; Buffet set Mrs. Cairns Mrs. Davis; Six serviettes emb. Mrs. Davis. Mrs. Hawkins; Six serviettes a.o.k., Mrs. McCauley, Miss Oliver; 6 table doilies, Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs. Dav- is; Table runner emb. Miss Oliver, Mrs. Adams; table runner any other kind, Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs. Bell; Sofa cushion emb. Miss Oliver. Mrs. Coll- inson; Sofa cushion washable. Mrs. Hawkins; .Sofa cushion any other kind Miss Oliver, Mrs. Adams; Lingere set, Mr.s. .Spofford.... Boudoir cap Mrs. Adams, Miss Oliver; Ladles Knitted or crochet sweater, Mrs. Thurston, Mrs. Davis; Curtain.s handmade for bedroom Mrs. Hawkins, Mrs. Wiley; Curtains handmade for parlor Mrs. Hawkins, Mr.n. McAuley; Baby jacket and bootees, Mrs. Bell, Mrs. Davis; Baby pillow and bootees, Mrs. Bell. FINE .'.RT8 OIL PAINTINGSâ€" Landscape irom nature, Mrs. Cairns .Mrs. Davis: Mar- ine copy, Mrs. Davis Miss Oliver; Fig- ure work copy, Mr.=. Davis, Miss Ol- iver; Vegetables gro.iped from one ob- ject Mrs. Davis; St 11 life, Mrs. Coll- inson, Miss Oliver; Any original sub- ject, Mrs. Collinso:'., Mrs. Cairns. WATER COLOR.';â€" (Landscape Can- adian scene Mrs. C( .linson. Mrs. Dav- is; Marine from i >.ture, Mrs. Davis Miss Oliver; Anim; Is from life, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. l.'nwl:- â- ; Fruits groupe'j from one object Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Hawkins; Flowers and vase or bowl, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Hawkins; St^ life Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Hawkins. HAND DECORATED CHINA â€" Figure work, JTrs. Davis; Single piece conventional vjrk design, Mrs. Dav- is. Miss Olive.-; Single piece realis- tic design Mv •,. Davis, Mrs. Spoff- ord. MISCELLANEOUSâ€" Sepia, figure or animal copy Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Haw- kins; Sepia r.ny original subject Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Kennedy; Pastel any original subject Miss Oliver; Crayon architecturr.l design, Mrs. Collinsor*; Charcoal Sketch, Mrs. Davis, Miss Ol- iver; Pencil drawing not copv Mrs. Davis, Miss Oliver; Stencil drawing Mrs. Hawkins; Black and white sketch, Mrs. Hawkins andaMrs. Mc- Auley; Basketry, Mrs. Adams. Mrs. J. McKinnon; Metal work, wood carv- ing or any other decorative work, Miss Oliver, Mrs. Collinson. FLORAL EXHIBIT Beginias, .3 different Mrs, Adams; Hydrftngea in bloom, Mrs. Adams; Tropical plant, Mrs. Adams, Mrs. J. Long; Asters best four colors Miss Oliver, Mrs. Hawkins; Dahalias, coll. Mrs. Hawkins; Gladioli coll, W. H. Thurston, Miss Oliver; Sweet Peas, coll., Mrs. Hawkins; Best three var- ieties of annuals Miss Oliver Mrs. W. A. Hawken; Best three varieties of Perennials, Miss Oliver, Mrs. Haw- kinSt CHILDREN'S WORK Best pk. of potatoes, one variety named D. Stevens; Coll. of wood of Canadian trees mounted and named, Melville Hindle; Essay "My idea of a good citizen"" Melville Hindle; Drawing, boy chasing butterfly, G. W. Ross; Colored drawing of onion. 2 sections, one pear and one cucumber, G. W. Ross; Statement and expend- iture of reasonable selling price of any farm product Melville Hindle; Best light biscuits Mrs. Davidson, Rita Hindle; Best five piece school lunch Mrs. Collinson, Rita Hindle; Doll dressed in sailor, Mrs. Jas, Long Best one doz. plain cookies and tarts Mrs. Davidson; Best cross stich emb. Mrs. Davidson, Rita Hindle; Hand made apron Mrs. Davidson; Doll sweater Mrs. Davidson; Best button- holes on white cotton G. W. Ross. Davidson; W. A. Chatterson lady driver, Jas. Davidson, A Dawn; C. C. Begg 20 doz. eggs J. D. LeggaUi Women's Institute, bonniest girl un- der 12 mos. Mrs. Russel Lougheed, Mrs. Geo. Priestly Nettleton's Jew- ellry store 6 lb. but'.er, Mrs. Geo. Lawlor; Obrien and Hensen, Heavy colt, Atkin and Park; Eli Robinson Child's dress made from old garmet, Mrs. Davidson, Mrs. Heitman; John- ston Bros, bull calf, D. Stevens; D. enson; Alf. Hawton, shorthorn cow, Edgar Betts; Jack Smith pair of carriage horses Albert Dawn; H. G. Burke shorthorn 2 yr. old heifer, D. Stevens; Jas. Sayers, lady driver, J. Davidson; G. H. Long, Agricult- ural spring colt Jas. Ottewell: Bank of Toronto Pr. of Agricultural hor- ses, J. Mahanay; Ospery Farmer's Milling Co. display of baking Mrs. Jno. McKinnon; Osprey Milling Co. loaf of bread, Mrs. McKinnon, Mrs. Lawlor; C. H. Smith, buff orpinff- ton rooster, Jas. Barber; C. M. Heron White Legharn cockerel. Jas. Barber; F. Spofford Pen breeding ewes, W. „ ,, ., , . „t T T^.^.j J. Meads, D. Stevens; Em Hawton Kelly gentlemans turnout, J. Uavid- u„ '„ ,,.,«_ on «....<. p u-â„¢^ /? D II _ :_«. „.,u T.. aged horse over 20 years, lu. Haw- son; G. B. Henry spring colt, Jas.,, * a j â- Â» li. j • _ i>j n^ 11 %t T^ I J. I. ^t^.l Qi., ton; Andy Fawcett, dairy cow, Edgar Ottewell; McDonald's shoe store. Sin- • n. r'a-.u „i«o.i« aU,,^^ L^^^ , , . , . . .A ti,. iL I Betts Dr. uauld single driver carnage gle driver horse in harness Atkin & I j. aM^rrison; E. Buckingham, Park; Women's nstitute bes^ pre8-| ^^ ^ j^ J erved antique article Mrs. Spofford, > _ !L , „ . ', ,• u •/ G. W. Ross; J. Â¥C Vancise, brood J««- H"^^""' Hereford yearling heifer sow, Edgar Betts: Bellman's Drug; Ja«- Hudson; Jno^ Hudson brood mare . ' ** ,. , ' *„.j !.„,•*„, To. roadster, D. Ring; Jas. Long, coll. of store, yearling hereford heifer Jas. ' ' *'. tab- Hudson; Bell and son coll. of baking taking, Mrs. McK'nnon; J. A. Kema- Mrs. Jno. McKinnon; Jury & Greg-jhan, best CJydsdale horse on grounds, ory best boy driven under 14 years a^V ^K*^- Atkins and Park; T Eaton R. Hawton; Allan Mcintosh buff leg- Co. best agricultural team. J Mah- horn pullet, Jas. Barber; Dominion f"«y' ^"L ^'*!"f ' ^^^: ^J^'*^^"" Stores, homemade bread, Mrs. Mc-|tfam, R .M Lmdsy; W L Jaylor. Kinnon; Sam Russ coll. of fruit Mr8.l|e«t ^^^J^", '" ""^J t "" *!1'^ Bell; John Robinson pr. of Oxford i Par'': ,^ ^'f/S?- P*" of homemade Downs W. J. Meads; Chester N. Long ', ''.""«•. *?«:»• McKinnon; Dr. McKay Shorthorn bull, Edgar Betts; John Speers, ;>en of bacon hogs, F. Spof- ford; Frank Wiley bread from North Star flour Mrs. McKinnon; J. A. Dav- idson, Grade hereford heifer, E. Hawton; Mrs. Eby luncheon set, Mrs. Heitman; Jas. Eby milk cow any grade, Edgar Betts; Gideon Eby herd grade cattle, Jas. Madden, D. Stev- s ingle driver* roadster, J. Davidson. Kissing was so fashionable in the iatter days of the Roman Empire that when a woman met a man in public it was quite the thing for him to kiss her. YOUR SUMMER COTTAGE ^U it as Attractive Intiile at Out? I^AKE your summer cottage comfortable and bofne-like *'* with Gyproc Fireproof partitions and ceilinga. At small coat the whole interior may be transforiBed into attractive, cosy rooms. Write for free bookletâ€" "My Home.*' It vOl tell you bmr Gmocv Kocbowd Gyptum IixuUting Sbeathinc uul buulex «U1 teBnoc mw &d bill (nm 20 to 40%. THE ONTARIO GYPSUM Ca. UMmO, PAIUS. OUUB* For SaU By Frank Duncan » - *- - Flesherton, Ont. buns Mrs. Jno. McKinnon, Mrs. Wil- jMrs. Davis; Child's dress, Mrs. Adams ey; Plain Cookies, Mrs. F. D. Cairns, Child's rompers and play suit Mrs. Mrs. Wiley; Light Layer Cake, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Thurston; Coll of crochet ^iBiMUiafilte R,esert/es with a neenre jrea may meet a vereneâ€" without flhiehhaA or aae« lificlnA your aaacta* A bank aeeount built up by an IndlTidual or a bnaineaa ia dmilar to the eaah reoerre aeenmulatcd from year to year by a banking tnatitution. Adopt tbia principle. ,Caah rcaerrea mean not only aafety but are the elnewB from whieh aneeeaa la buUt. In any branch of banking aerrlee eonaolt a Bank of Toronto braneh ntanaAer. "BANMffiONIO. FEVERSHAMâ€" C. H. Smith. Manarer. MARKDALEâ€" W. L. Younfr, Managar. Better theMan with His Eye to thejSky than theMan with His£ar&£6eGiloiind '^ â€" ^^^,i ^IK f tM. \ r ; W 1 i 1 Am 1 m If A f fe . .-'I'^-.jrf^iK-- *«t:te- 1^ ALL through its long, successful history. 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And tht ejres of General Meters are stiU to the teriaon . . . aUlI seeking new ways to impteva ^•"u * **•*•" cars and to place the can withitf reach of ever-widening circles of Oinadian buyers. CNtVaOilT PONTIAC OLOSMOaUK OAKLAND M«LAUOHUN-auiCR LAfALLI CADIUAC OtNBKAL MOTORS TRUCK GENERAL MOTORS 'T CANADA '«*' HoMM 0|ic« m4 VmetmrUa Othawa, OMarie