Waterfront
Whiffs
Salmon
..Fishing
Season,
JNcarly
Over
Now;
'
ttmiitrig
StarklVith
Bang;
Halibut
.Landing
Still
High
MJ
Deer
Save
for
chum
seining
in
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southern
portion
of
the
central
division
and
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
a
and
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yzmr
wn
expeiksBce
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iat
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of
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could
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.
.
less
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that
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outstanding
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is
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six
in
the
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with
this
remarkable
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fine
car
features:-
Body
by
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with
dep,
richly
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Fiiher
VV
WindVhieU,
Tcrnstedt
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colorings,
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Sixyliiuler
TaWa-in-head
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non-detonating
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firing"
and
swifter
pkk-up
due
to
automatic
"
accelerating
pum
p.
New
design,
ball-bearing
steering
gear,
giving
mar
velous
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ease,
Efficient
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of
non-locking
four-wheel
brakes
and
independent
emergency
brakes.
Long
serai-elliptic,
shock-absorber
springs,
parallel
with
the
frame.
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Features,
twin-beam
headlights,
foot-controlledl
high-speed
window
regulators)
indirectly-lighted
instrument
panel,
including
electric
temperature
gauge
and
theft-proof
Electroiock.
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ism
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CUAC
Dthmi
ftjmnl
TU
Ml
.
product
or
GENERAL
MOTORS
OF
CANADA,
,
KAIEN
GARAGE
I
PHONE
25,
PRINCE
RUPERT
1
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,
LIMITED
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n
BTT1TH
HTtCAUSn
IT'S
C
A
N
A
D
TAN
,
to
Prince-Rupert
is
Clyde
Colony,
'Well
known
Ketchikan
machine
shop
operator.
j
To
replace
the
Lion
which
was
sold
recently
to
the
Power
Corpor-
jatlon
of
Canada,
the
Pacific
Sal-fvage
Co.
has
purchased
the
der-'rlckseow
of
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
The
scow
Is
at
t
present
engaged
at
Galloway
Rap-iids
in
connection
wtth
getting
out
travel
for
trie
surfacing
of
the
Kaien
Island
hiehway
and
will
be
taken
over
by
the
new
owners
on
completion
of
that
work
for
cohoes
the
Skeena
and
Naas
few
boats
gillnetting
on
Paui
A7mour
win
fare
Rivers,
salmon
fishing
in
District
Iso.
z
is
pretty
wen
concluded
now
.
The
only
canneries
sti!l
in
operation
are
Inverness
and
Humpback
on
the
Skeena
River,
which
are
dosing
this
week-end,
and
Namu,
Walker
L,aKe
ana
ian-
nea,
in
tne
cemrai
division,
anu
ouuui
ucij.
uagwu
uyt
Old
Massett
and
New
Alassett,
on
tne
yueen
unanoue
Islands,
which
axe
remaining
open
far
a
while
1
oncer
to
out
ud
chums
.'minra
in
eharae
of
a
Western
Can-
Practically
all
the
cehoes
being
.ada
Airways
plane
on
the
Queen
caught
on
the
Skeena
and
Naasj
charlotte
Islands
and
Pilot
Walter
Rivers
are
now
Deing
soa-on
uie.
Gilbert
in
tne
central
envision
Imfa
fish
market
at
Prince
Rupert.
The
total
pack
for
the
season
up!
Friends
of
Mlekey
Anderson,
well
to
the
end
of
last
week
stood
at
mi.-
known
district
fisherman,
wno
lost
16-
cases,
as
compared
with
1,140,-
his
boat
Amy
S.
over
a
year
ago
883
cases
at
a
similar
date
last
year.
The
small
pack
this
year
is
due
to
the
fact
that
there
was
a
mucn
when
it
wss
engaged
In
fishery
pa
trol
duty,
arc
not
letting
down
on
the
agitation
to
have
Mr.
Anderson
heavier
pink
pack
last
year.
As
i
compensated
for
his
loss.
It
is
con
previously,
explained,
however.
1939
has
been
a
good
year
iot
ine
choice
and
higher
priced
aoekeye,
so.
on
the
whole,
fishermen
and
canneries
have
done
better
than
In
192ft.
despite
the
smaller
aggregate
pack.
The
pack
of
90,000
cases
oi
pinks
on
the
Skeeaa
River
this
year
as
compared
with
190,000
cases
last
year
may
be
taken
as
an
example
for
all
areas
in
District
No.
2.
Following
were
total
pack
figures
for
each
area
hi
the
district
this
year
up
to
September
14,
with
those
of
1928
for
comparison:
1929
1936
Naas
River
28
.232
97.217
Skeena
River
211.700
272.012
Central
division
and
Bella
Coola
218,390
4
S3
.264
Rivers
Inlet
87,329
80,137
Smith's
Inlet
12.404
33,638
Q.
C.
Ida.,
north
...
420
125,779
Q.
C.
Ids.,
south
2,656
68,828
Figures
for
the
Naas
River
are
up
to
August
16,
when
packing
ceased,
and
in
Rivers
Inlet
and
Smith's
Inlet
uo
to
August
11
and
4,
tended
that
an
officer
of
the
de
partment
was
In
charge
of
the
boat
at
the
time,
and
therefore,
the
department
should
make
good
the
loss.
The
wreck
occurred
outside
of
Banks
Island.
Support
of
the
Deep
Sea
Fishermen's
Union
In
connection
with
the
claim
Is
now
being
sought.
For
Inspection
The
Dominion
government
snag-boat
Bobolink,
Capt.
J.
D.
Watson,
arrived
in
port
Thursday
noon
from
the
Skeena
River
and
will
be
taken
into
dry
dock
on
Monday
for
a
thorough
Inspection.
It
is
the
first
time
in
two
months
that
the
Bobolink
has
been
here.
It
was
reported
earlier
In
the
year
that
a
new
snag
boat
was
to
be
built
at
the
local
dry
dock
to
take
the
place
of
the
BoboUng
but
nothing
more
definite
has
been"
heard
about
it.
Possibly
IV
may
be
determined
from
the
present
Inspection
whether
or
not
the
vessel
snouia
be
replaced:
The
Pacific
Stevedoring
Co.'s
big
pllednver
has
been
moved
tempor
un
me
norm
ena
oz
uueen
rr,
j
n,.
r
Charlotte
Island,
all
the
fish
pack-
jMic
salvage
Co..
having
been
2Lr
bn
J?01
troUln
'
crowded
out
of
the
regular
moor-1
""ft
ean
lng
at
the
dry
dock.
having
hardly
started
there.
The,
chum
run
on
the
south
end
of
the
The
Ketchikan
power
cruiser
islands
Is
poor.
Alics,
Capt.
Steve
Sellg,
arrived
on
The
aerial
Da
trot
of
the
fisheries
uroHnouiov
9(trnin
fmm
ih
18
fP11
by
the
de-
north
to
spend
two
or
three
days
fwwmu
wbh'
raoi
nenne
uum-(here.
With
Capt.
Selig
on
his
visit
forth
today
with
the
Red
Boy
with
party
of
friends
for
a
bird
hunting
expedition
to
Winter
Harbor
Return
to
oort
is
planned
for
Monday
morning
earlv.
llunllnr
Season
Onens
The
deer
hunting
season
eot
off;
to
a
good
start
at
the
end
of
lasti
week
and.
while
some
of
the
nim-
-ods
did
fairlv
well,
there
is
still
:
'ots
of
game
left
in
the
woods
forj
future
gunning
operations.
Porcher:
Island
was
the
obiective
of
most
of
the
parties
which
went
out
Three
deer
nnd
about
30
emne
were
brought
home
by
Caot
Jack
tJndsav
whose
oartv
on
the
Irene
rerar
and
A.
Ivarson
-on
and
are
again
in
the
lead
this.
year.
Claud
KlrVendall
had
his
old
IdeWeVer.
CharUe
Starr,
with
'hri
Flkins
thrown
in
for
wood
measure
on
the
PoDy
Ann
ann
'hpv
one
deer
and
a
dosen
or
so
srouse.
SkiDDer
Pete
Anderson.
Tim
Tja.
on.
Harrv
Ptn.es
and
Oeonre
Rog-
r
succeeded
In
carj
urine
two
Her
and
abrott
15
Ttouse
from
the
e
l
i
a.
.
'ait
Saturday
after
an
lnterestlne
wnile
down
the
coast
as
far
as
uueeaneer
Bay.
about
30
mils?
north
of
Vancouver,
wtth
a
federal
government
geologist
on
the
power
cruiser
Bonanza.
The
nose
of
the
Bonanza
was
poked
into
raany
nooks
and
crannies
along
the
coast
and
Harry
estimates
that
he
covered
about
1600
miles
In
the
month
ne
was
away.
Thev
averaged
about
eight
hours
running
a
day.
travrf-"ne
as
much
as
14
hours
in
a
single
dav.
The
mining
enalneer
left
the
Bonanza
at
the
southern
"nd
of
the
trip
and
Harry
was
accompanied
on
the
entire
home
bv
his
aunt
Mrs.
Harold
Cork
af
Victoria
who
is
now
paying
a
visit
here.
Northern
Croi
Btek
The
Anglican
mission
dt.
Nnr-hem
cro-w
sklmwred
by
Rev.
W.
Tpnnlnes
returned
tn
hir
ha
"
the
Yacht
Cluh
floats
on
TVi?ir-
Miy
afternoon
foTlowtac
trio
to
he
Naas
River
Anyox.
Allse
Ann
d
Ptewart.
with
members
of
the
church
survev
cetnrnlssion.
Thv
left
here
last
Satnrriv
mornln
!
"nd
the
Blshon
of
Mapara
ndi
"r.
Oihpnje
of
Ottawa
rtate
that
I
me
trio
was
one
01
toe
most
mruwiin,
euisoaes
in
weir
lour
01
the
Dominion.
Ckxy
weather
"'!
hlrR
the
more
rt'asant
for
the
distinguished
travellers.
Peportm
th
runo
ehum
sal-
non
on
the
Queen
ChrUU
Ta-Innds
almost
a
comDte
failure.!
the
selneboats
Zanardi
Capt
R.i
c-pmmon
and
CarWe
S..
Cant.
Martin
Johnson,
and
the
hMibut;
boat
Sivnal.
Cant.
Paddy
Ivarson..
returned
tn
Prince
Ri'nert,
th
middle
of
this
week
after
an
ab
sence
of
two
or
three
weeks.
The'
Zanardl
and
Crhle
S
.
proceeded
i
to
Bella
Bella
district
to
engage
In
seining.
Capt.
J.
II.
(Seotty)
Beid
Is
again
the
first
of
the
Prince
Ru
pert
halibut
fleet,
to
tie
up
tor
the
winter,
ttscontlunlng
ooeratrons
for
the
season
alter
the
trlD
ending
Monday
of
this
week.
It
will
be
a
few
weeks
yet
before
other
smaller
vessel
of
the
Prince
Ru
pert
fleet
begin
to
tlo
up
general-
y
lor
ine
winter.
During
this
week,
a
good
run
of
coho
salmon
was
reported
in
the
PI...J.
I
m
lu.
'ia
-
a
1
.
I
,
1
OK.t'ciiu
lUTBii
ou
ur
wj
uwui
siui
operating
meeting
with
good
suc
cess.
Most
01
tner
fisn
was
dta-
powxl
of
to
tho
Canadian
Fish
it
Cold
Storage
Co.
and
other
Prince
Rupert
buyers.
The
week
marked
the
closing
down
of
Inverness
and
Humpback
Day
canneries,
the
last
0:
tne
SKeena
River
canneries
to
operate
trus
season.
Tinder
.v:"
able
nllotaec
of
Skipper
II.
P.
Anderson,
mayor
of1
Banks
island,
C.
O
Rowe
returned
safely
to
port
Thursday
night
after
a
two
weeks'
trip
to
his
mln,
eral
claims
four
miles
south
of
Captain's
Cove.
While
there,
Mr.
ttowc
made
Improvements
to
the
trail
leading
from
the
beach
to
1
1
,
j
IGive
Jk
Hi
iir.i
r.it
v
A
rw
tin
AMriO.VS
sire
sillimanite
insulator
is
practically
impervious
to
carbon
and
oily
deposits.
V
Toe
,T(ih!dd-
SS
Wilson.
1
Special
analysis
electrodes
re-
Lindsay
Johnny
Don
Tnn
err
ust
pitting
and
burning
to
the
utmost.
That
is
why
Champions
excel
in
service.
Champion
spa
UK
ili:;s
Windsor.
Out.
a
Canadian-made"
product
-f
$
Ti,
UZLl
K
P01
the
showings
and
also
opened
up
their
Drowess.
1..
in.
h
m-ir,.
nf
.nrfuM
V.
M
Stet-.ens
went
ont
with
rrr.v
t.""J2..ri
.k
"I--..-
1r
"l
""!
his
Vera
S.
Frve
ui
d,.
ind
eot
one
deer.
'IZXm
""
'
Before
Wvtnr
for
Toronto
v,
resume
ther
medlce.l
rrf-Hies
WW
!
"m'
nd
Fred
Kereiij
were
Uken
outt".
"r-guu.
r"r
'or
a
hunting
trfo
by
their'
father
rLy
Island
P
-
v
a.
wis
I
if
1
1
Moon
HvhH
no
luck
der
hunt-
n
at
Poreher
Island,
thev
Dro-
-ertM
Winter
Harbor
and
aot
a
few
birds.
Aboard
the
Vaeuero.
SVinoer
Leading
Boats
With
the
season
leas
than
two
months
to
go.
the
Takla,
Capt.
Chris
Parkvold.
Is
leading
the
AJex
MaeHonaM
had
Alex
M"Rae
Canadian
halibut
fleet
of
Prince
"hnriii.
mu
nr
t.
sinn
onH
v
iRupert
for
quantity
of
fish
landed
"
Good
3
his
aiiesU
on
a
trip
to
ncethe
opening
of
the
season
Winter
Harbor.
They
brought
Takla
has
landed
a
total
of
home
three
geese.
j
236
.000
oounds
In
eight
trips.
The
A
f
w
"eew
wer
also
kn
bv!l-vel,ani-
Mans
unaeraam.
a
pprtv
inc'irdm"
Dr
TM
xiyua
wim
xvj.uuu
rounas
pi
Tiv
Fott
whlftb
went
to
Wm-
I1.
nd
t1?.
Melv'le.
CaDt
ter'
Harbor
wtth
Cant.
Noman
JOn
.
third
with
181.500
cdhurst
on
the
Klemtu
Cn-
."
'nl?
"P?-
..
.
nery.
i
ikj
um.l.
ana
ttose
spit
nave
Dave
Stuart
BUI
WrathaU
andi'anaeo
ine
most
trips
oi
any
"hurtle
Stuart
went
out
on
the
I00".01
the
fleet
stnee
the.
open-
Twkm
hut
starts
tha
iMeAii
iU3g
ox
tne
season,
having
each
re
off
badly
by
getting
skunked.
'SV
V1
18j
times
for
toUls
IXnrrv
W
rrl
rtnrnH
tr
rvr
'TWO
THIS
respectively.
Making
trips
since
February
15
have
been
the
Helge
H..
104,000
pounds;
Llv-1
ingstone,
171.000
pounds;
M.
M.I
ChrlstoDher.
110,000
pounds,
and
Vlkine.
109.800
pounds.
!
Whereas
she
was
second
last
year,
the
schooner
Eldorado,
Capt..
J.
Johnsen,
is
this
year
the
heav-;
iest
American
lander
of
halibut'
:here,
having
brought
In
334,000
i
pounds
In
eight
trips"
-Since
the;
commencement
of
1929
fishing
op;
lerations.
The
Mitkof,
S.
Johansen,;
is
second
with
278,000
pounds
in,
ieieht
trios
and
the
McKlnley,
Capt
I
The
Wabash,
capt.
k.
tnerce,
has
landed
the
most
fares
of
any
American
boat
at
Prince
Rupert
having
come
in
14
times
with
a
total
of
52.600
Dounds.
The
Viola
and
Eureka
Tacoma
have,bothj
anded
13
catches
for
totals
oil
79.700
pounds
and
96.500
pounds
respectively.
Last
year
at
this
time
the
Oslo
was
leading
the
Prince
Rupert
fleet
In
quantity
of
fish
landed,
having
brouxht
In
237.000
pounds
in
13
trips.
This
year
to
date
the
vessel
has,
comDleted
11
trips
for
a
total
of
150.000
pounds.
The
schooner
Foremost
was
the
heaviest
lander
of
American
fish
here
io
to
a
similar
date
last
year
but
this
season
so
far
has
been
In
port
only
once
with
42,000
pounds.
,
Halibut
landings
at
the
port
of
Prince
RHprtfor
the
1929
season
up
to
and
including
yesterday
aggregated
31898850
pounds
as
eainst
20.
6x3
.000
pounds
at
a
Mmflar
date
Ust
ver.
Canadian
landings,
totalling
6
415.P60
pounds.
are
almost
even
with
law
years
M41500
ponds
at
a
correspond-1
Boh
Hrna
h
return
to
ror
tor
the
winter
He
Joined
the
staff
if
Ht'mnbaok
Bay
cannery
last
nuiiwr
hut.
anon
after
the
ooen-ne
of
the
salmon
fishing
season.
-rted
.ailtnMlJnp
with
a
aashoat
-vit
o.
ltt
Bdward
cannery.
More
"cenUv-tie
wn
troUine
In
WarV
fan!
snd.
having
partaven
a
bit
freelv
from
the
can.
smrered
an
itte
of
ooJaonln.g
which
neces-HUted
hit
6pmln,lnto
town
.a
week
or
so
ago.
He
Is
stfii
a
hit
hlcv
rem
hf
effects
of
the
illness
but-is
rapidly
making
a
good
15
recovery,
"
ss
I
B.
Hanson,
third
with
262.000
Oot
oounds
in
seven
trips.
(Oct
To
Cct.
Oct.
Oct.
Only
a
few
dollars.
more
per
month
than
the
lowest-priced
car's
on
thes
market
to
own
and
enjoy
this
fine
and
beautiful
Essex
Super-Six.
That
little
difference
buys
the
top
quality,
top
performance
and
top
value
of
this
field.
Instead
of
a
lesser
car
you
have
the
unquestioned
Jeader.
Instead
of
a
compromise
you
have
tho
best
a
big
Super-Six,
fine
appearance,
rich
upholstery
and
appointment,
outstanding
performance
and
riding
ease,
and
foremost
reliability
of
tho
year.
For
any
car
at
all
comparable
to
Essex
you
must
pay
a
much
higher
price.
FROM
MONTREAL
j
To
Cherbourj-Soutlinmpton-.tntwerp
,
10,
Not.
7
Montrose'
24.
Nov
33
Montclare
rhrrbourj-Heuthampton-IUmliurj
IT.
Not.
14
Montcatan
To
Iltirat-lJirrpool-(ilaco
4.
Not.
t.
Duelfeu
of
Athoil
10,-Not.
8
MUU
Oct.
U,
"Nov.
IS
Duchess
of
Richmond
Oct.
Not.
26
'.
WniwdoM
Not.
32
DuehoM
of
Yore
Not
calling
at
Liverpool.
-To
LHrrool
Oct.
it
DucfccM
t
Bedferd
Oct.
24
IXiehfat
of
Ton,
FROM
QUEBEC
To
Chrrbourg-Koutaampton
Oot.
t.
Oct.
31
.iOuprwi
U
SaoUaim
Oalllas
at
Uambuif
.
To
Nw
York
I
Not.
23
Emprea
of
Aiutralla
:
Aonir
tt
Amu
trtiTwbcra
or
J.
i.
rOKHTER
8.
9.
GDral
faaa.
A(tnt
CP
R
Station.
VanrourT
Teieprtooe:
Seymour
2030
Inspector
William
Spiller,
pro
vincial
police,
returned
to
the
city
on
tne
prince
oeorge
tnis
morn-
Ladies-
at
Will
you
please
let
hi
wn
you
sob,
4
la
a
m.
1
.
at
v
We
don't
mean
u
What
we
request
b
1
you
step
into
th
ask
to
see
our
j
Don't
txptti
us
to
mat
ixc
iicrc
jour
questions
an,i
you
in
selecting
WWW
V
.
nJEWELLERS
THE
STORE
WITH
THE
ClOCH
Provlnclal
Cons
ns
date
whH
th
1939
American
1
lng
from
a
trip
south,
having
In
Kench
r
hu
sa:.((t
uital
is
IS
W
200
oounds
asinis
custoay
btepnen
boijkovic,
ine
rrince&s
Mary
-iirainst
14
iat
500
pounds.
Landines
for
tli
wi
totaiii
782.700
poiuirt
of
whth
l7
0i
who
Is
to
face
a
trial
of
murder
at
nalroo
detachment
the
Supreme
Court
Assizes
here
cial
police,
took
sou1
next
week,
and
Robert
Malcolm
returned
man
wh
oounds
was
from
Canadian
boats
Wylle,
who
wlU
be
tried
at
the
tlonal
in
th
hrp
nd
585.700
nounds
from
American.
!
Prince
Oeorge
Assizes
the
week
af-
will
be
placed
in
th
Prices
remnined
at
an
avenue
evel
with
Canadian
f'h
on
sev
eral
occasions
uttraetine,
better
prices
than
American.
The
hie
bid
of
th
weeV
rvTtrtn
Halibut
va
15
Be
nA
c
mid
the
Pair
of
Jacks
for
10
500
nound
"
ble
the
on
Ameriin
nrlee
was
IBS
and
v
reeelved
bv
th
Raal"
frr
M
fW)
nounds.
The
low
nrice
of
the
week
'or
Canadian
fteh
wpt
13.1c
and
V
and
for
American.
12.0c
and
Sc.
ter
next
on
a
theft
charge.
,
Easondale.
COAL!
MINE
HEAD
LUMP
Per
ton
MINE
HEAD
EGG
Per
ton
.
.
PEMBINA
EGG
Per
ton
.
.
.
.
Easy,tp
Buy
Easy"
to
Own
For
instance
in
this
city
your
first
payment
with
your
present
car
includcd.may
be
as
low
as
$37
5
and
your
monthly
payments
fQ
Your
present
car
with
liberal
appraisal
will
probably
cover
the
entire
fifst
payment.
Tlte
II.
M.
C.
Purchase
Plan
offers
lowest
available
terms
on
balance.
PRINCE
RUPERT
AUTO
CO.,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
A.
RRINDAMOUR,
FRASER
LAKE,
Thqse
who
want
roomy
cars
room
for
fiVe
adults
in
the
five-passenger
can-find
that
kind
of
generous
roominess.
There
is
plenty
of
head
and
leg
room,
too.
There
is
unexpected
quality
in'
the
hardware
and
upholstery.
'Such
fineness
is
not
limited
to
things
that
can
be
seen.
The
scat
springs
arc
made
to
give
lasting
service.
'Hie
doors
and
windows
are
made
to
give
protection
and
stay
in
condition.
These
arc
hut
a
few
of
the
76
advantages
vou
will
find
in
Essex
the
Chat-
J
i.iiv.
vi
w
inspect
the
others
and
let
your
judgment
of
values
decide.
840
AND
UP
All
p'ricea
F.
O.
D.
Windsor,
taxes
extra
'
X..::.-
'a,
IS
S13j0
$12.50
S12.00
SPECIAL
PRICES
FOR
WINTER
S
Sl'PPLY
tt
it
rrM-i
r-nra
A
T
mnnn
OllJili
I
KAlNor
UK
,
J171
.THIRD
AVENUE
EAST
PHONE
580
IICVTCD
STORAGE
BAGGAGE
R
F.
CORLESS,
PIUCI5
GEORGE
aj
C0AI
Only
a
few
more
dollars
for
its
Top
Quality
Performance
Top
Value!