y PAGE TWO Ns â€" Quality In The Right â€"Place â€"â€" â€"GRAMMIAM & CARTON MAIN STREET j wE Runabout â€" â€" Touring â€" _ â€" Coupelet â€" â€" Town Car â€" â€" Sedan â€" â€" â€" F.O.B. FORD, ONT. One Gallon of Gasoline has done it. THREE TIMES $475 495 695 780 20 to 25 miles to a gallon of gasoline is a frequent occurrence with the Ford car. One man (name on request) reports an ayâ€" erage of 33 miles per. gallon for 20,000 miles. Surely this is a record that few, if any other makes of cars ever equalled. ' 38p.c.â€".68p.c. More Mileage It demonstrates the economy of ownâ€" ing and driving a Ford. You can averâ€" age 1000 miles more travel on Fordâ€"size tires. . The saving on oil and repairs is proportionately large. The name "FORD" stands for lowest cost and greatest service. The Ford is truly the Universal Car. Full Supply of Accessories Carried THE TIMES & GUIDE, WESTON @@yEDNESDAXY,. MAY 30TH, 1917 You couldn‘t give ‘"her‘‘ a present she would appreciate more than this beautiful, modern car, with its streamâ€"line effect, tapered hood and crown fenders. Give Your Wife One THOUSANDS of wives and daughters run their own Ford cars. They use them for shopping, calling, attending the theatre, _ _â€"taking the children for a run in the country or to school. The Ford is as easy to operate as a kitchen range, no knowâ€" ledge of mechanical details being necessary. Inexpensive to opâ€" erate. A woman can call around town all afternoon, or take a 25 mile spin in the country, at the minimum of cost for gasoline, oil, wear on tires, etc. ‘ Over 700 Ford Service Stations in Canada Both by laboratory tests and actual service tests, the different parts composing the Ford chassis have proven themselves superior to those in other cars. Ford Vanâ€" dium steel has never been surâ€" passed in quality and strength, Expensive upholstery doesn‘t prove that a car excels in quality. The real quality of the car is deâ€" termined by its chassisâ€"its powâ€" er plant, transmission, axles, etc. WESTON 3