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ears low center of graviey holds ft ~ sangly to road on an unbanked turn even at high speed. Power--in ose sand with the front wheels cramped arti doch p, the caf will turn in a tight circle, forward or reverse, without effort. " ; brakes with dual control easures positive brak- - : ort vil hon e car steady in loose sand and over : "bumpy roads. Turning radius 17 ft Ecomomv--30 miles pe of gasoline, plus the well A Ang car maintenance. . Wionsicpach work of proportions, taste: Dippy sr foget satin . Ye Qui -- Vibration in the engine is practically negli { | "* anti-squeak- tape, asphalcum" treated sabia Ford "A : i 3 ds Bord A" 4 } 5 Four Cylinders--Bore 34"; Stroke 43" Wipe: (Closed Coy Unit : BE we: + Multi hoy lik Clutch : fm CEA SS i . Bugine--Ac 2200 revolutions per + "Foot Accelerator N - Engine lubrication--Combinition of § gravity feed aghly Itibricates "all ee fl es. ; re ess of road Cooling system--Combination water pump and Ford thermo-syphon system-doubly insures ample radiation. . Engine warms up quickly but will aot overheat. Electrical system--The new Ford designed distributor is pliced on top of engine permitting direct connection to spark plugs by means of short bronze bands. The single coil is protected by a waterproof case. Co-incidental lock on ignition circuit is theft proof. The powerful starting motor and dependable generator are both of Ford desig. Clutch and transmission--Patterned after the famous Lincoln, these units give an operating ease never before found in moderate priced cars. The nie plate multiple dry disc clutch and the selective transmission are designed to make shifting of gears remarkably easy and simple. Getaway, unexcelled by any car made today, is just one of the Snap advantages. Three speeds forward snd one re- verse. The only ighe car in which transmission shafts are mouiited * on ball and roller bearings. Rear Axle--The axle shaft itself carries no weight as the 34 floating, principle 'places the weight of the car on the axle housing." Flexible roller bearings mininiize rear wheel friction. A Torque Tube drive and spiral bevel gear are additional features. Rk) Transverse semi-elliptic design. Relieved of all : strain, they perform the sole function of cushioning road p voy The transverse type of spring helps to pre- vent a large amount of frame distortion, makes four-wheel brake operation more efficient, gives easier steering and reduces unsprung weight. ~ Chassis lubrication Alemite-Zerk pressure system. Equipment. Chassis 4 Wheel Brakes-- Mechanical Internal Expanding Type with Automatic Equalizer Starter ne Piece Windshield rap ST $e Semi-Elliptic * Thief Proof Ignition rive~Torque Tube, Gears--Spiral Bevel Lock Rear Axle--Three-Quarter Floating 4 Hydraulic Shock Ab. Full Crown One Piece Fenders sorbers Gravity Feed Fuel Tank Wide Range of Color Ispition Wires Enclosed in Flexible Steal Options Sm . (irreversible) ~ Worm and Sector a -- peas are made of heat-treated chrome afloy steel. A A ---- Piompy ana reliable ' telephone service is. what most That's where podigs SE &is most of the ti J where we put it! But service means more than that to you; as it does to us. You want close, helpful attention te your personal needs when call or visit the Business You want your bills to show clearly what you are charged for. You want the installer or repair man who visits your premises to do his work a and with as little inconvenience to you as pos- sible. These and aghér details you want well hindled: And on these, we, too, put emphasis, What we are trying to do ix to bring the best efforts of a capable --workman to bear on every feat- ure of your service--to put our- selves at vour personal disposal In your every contect with this : 4, pia A at school fairs throughout of Ontario come together in a conipetition; held before the Mr. R. A. Hutchison, Inspector of PUbLIE "Schools fi S&th Ontario thiinked the County Coumeil for the part they played in making this f effort of the girls and boys through- out the County a great success. Mr, B. 8. Duncan, Toronto Directer the the Agricultural Representative Branch, addressed the contestants, Balanced ei High 30d Low sp d Jot Carbine : Nickel Plated Headlights d the County Council briefly, 0 an ty » 4 Sluninam Pistons 7 3 Steel Spoked Wheels informed the girls Miles Per Hour ; #3 t6-25 M. PH. in 814 Seconds neering he : Ta prt Per Hour in Second Garr proses Gasolide Consumption Alemite-Zerk Lubication | \ na aisiel at te it 9? ; r Pe ha 2 oy pu a . = Noise * them how school fairs had : Sasha Chrome TE -- Your local Ford dealer will give Jom prices' and complete details-- See him today. Wheel Base J0334 Lucha. Hho a a Tersoped 5, os 300 BP ne 3 Riad Clouse 334 achte I Pai Daa og ; ; Gon 3 Pn ' 3 SLs » i oy, r ; eo : i : sion University of Toronto, judge. After explaining the arriving at a decision, he awards as follows: Girls . Wt--Vivian Wallace, who spoke "My Holidays.", Union "No.2, 2nd, Florence Love, No. 5, Whitby. 8rd, Helen Park, No. 8 Brock. Cecelia McCarthy, No. 1, Thorah Audrey Plaxton, No. 11, Pickering. Enid Cook, No. 15 Pickering Blanche Todd, No. 7 Uxbridge. Marie McIntaggaxt, No. 7 Mara Margaret Petre; Un. No. 5, E. Whitby Evelyn Drinkwater, No. 7 Pickering : # ; Rs cat * : Norma Turner, Port Perry P. 8. 5 ey T : y | Nina MeRat, oe Bans. k nN RP ~ a Py = Verna Cain; No. 9 Seok ANY OF GANADA, LIMITED Irene Palmer, Uxbridge P. 8. Ni Nora MeMillin, No. 12 Reach * Bakelized Fabric Timing Gear \ 1 were sixteen ATTENDANCE AT UNIVERBITIHS hearing addresses by Mrs. Howard ) Fallis of Peterboro, Dr. T. E. Kaiser, |: three, Canadian wnl- pp * "1 "roore, decided Ho or} oiaXd gatize a Conservative club in Oshawa. a 000 +] : -survey issued by the Dominion 'Bureau of Statistics, Including un- of 'pace and industry thou