msiness
for
myself
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,lM,"".il-v1.,1S
THE
NEW
1949
PONTIAC
was
shown
to
1000
people
in
Civic
Centre
last
night.
Shown
here
is
the
Streamliner
four-door
sedan,
on
120-inch
whcclbase
with
a
six
or
eight-cylinder
engine.
Completely
redesigned,
the
1949
Pontiac
offers
an
entirely
new
concept
of
functional
beauty.
They
are
wider
and
lower
than
any
model
yet
offered
in
the
Pontiac
line.
Willinlll
M.
"
..1,1
i..np
..l.
lu.ll
1
III
systems
are
being
operated
with
success
with
as
few
as
10
subscriber
lines.
"Automatic
equipment
Is
available
to
cater
to
needs
from
10
AUTO
SHOW
ATTRACTS
ADMIRING
CROWD
OF
THOUSAND
CIVIC
CENTRE
.nl)KIOll.
COMPANY
OK
BKITISU
M
COLUMBIA
LIMtTKLl
Miirini'
Building,
Vaiicouvtr,
B.C.
,
,
I.iilii',
Iii(li
n
iulriil
Clirvritn
Dmlrr
uf
,
In,.,,,,,,
r,.,
i
inr
f
'Ik-
imr-
Hum
MHO
wrvi.
Doug
Frizzell,
assisted
by
his
staff
of
Long
Motors,
welcomed
a
thousand
or
more
interested
friends
at
the
spacious
auditorium
of
the
Civic
Centre
last"
night
on
the
occasion
of
the
first
full-scale
automobile
vshow
which
has
been
held
not
only
Send
for
Mill
M
"
I
,
.
iiroilm'ti
,,.1-ir.l
hI
iv
""""
i
AUNT
JE
At
JAWS
lines
to
20,000
lines
in
single
exchanges.
I
know
of
no
case
where
a
city
has
Installed
manual
equipment
in
preference
to
automatic,
regardless
of
size."
Mr.
Scowcrofl
expressed
praise
for
the
report
drawn
up
a
year
ago
by
Mr.
.
Kempton.
"This
report
is
drawn
up
after
the
fashion
of
an
independent,
consulting
engineer.
It
is
excellently
drawn
up
and
Rives
m
Prince
Rupert
but
anywhere
in
British
Columbia
Flncn
the
war.
The
display,
at-,-
r
EXI'FKT
KKCOMMfcNDS
(Continued
Irom
rage
i)
tractivcly
arranged
on
the
iioox
.
jighg
the
radiator
grill
en
fRBB
RECIPES!
Learn
how
to
make
better
pancakes,
waffles
aA
other
taste-tempting
dishes
with
Aunt
Jemima
Ready-Mix.
Mail
your
request
today
to
Aunt
Jemima,
co
The
Quaker
Oats
Company
of
Canada
Limited,
Box
100,
Peterborough,
Ont.
or
Saskatoon,
Sa.sk.
,
ui
niir
uij.
asfleiiiuiy
nail,
ica-
AN
I
?
tured
four
of
the
brand
new
semble.
;
Tucked
neatly
between
the
tips
of
the
central
and
lower
uct-s
have
been
tested
in
use
all
;E
ASHLEY
1949
streamline
Silver
Streak
zs-z
i
over
the
world.
Pontiacs
and
one
Chevrolet
(grille
bars,
the
parking
lamps
i
In
regard
to
the
initial
cost,
j
Aero
Sedan:
a
clear
picture
which
not
only
a
telephone
engineer
but
a
layman
can
vndersfand."
1
udd
a
distinct
touch
of
I
tional
beautv.
The
zrill
is
sub-
By
opening
time
at
7:30
stantially
protected
py
a
pair
I
;;..kf
proper
cure
rj,:S
of
sWlfi
Oil
H
iiccu-iiotially
to
,p.
Dipins
it
in
r
sli'ippi'in
Is
a't:lJ
of
graceful,
chromed
bumper
large
crowd
had
gathered
and
for
three-and-a-half
hours
after
the
venerable
George
Friz-zell
had
cut
the
ribbon
at
the
Alderman
Casey
moved
that
Ernest
Love
be
brought
from
Stewart
to
examine
the
system
guarus.
,
,
1
don't
think
you
have
anything
!
to
fear
from
British
equipment.
A
largo
part
of
the
cost
of
manufacture
is
In
labor
and
British
wage
scales
are
much
lower
than
over
here."
Mr.
Lan
gland
said
that
his
company
could
guarantee
delivery
within
13
months
and
that
In
silhouete,
the
new
Pontiac
appears
lower
and
'
heavier.
along
with
Mr.
Scowcioft
and
thai
"he
would
abide
by
the
5
The
contour
of
the
Iront
fen
jounce
Uuprrt
iDntli'
Jctus
Thursday,
March
24,
1949
ignition
switch,
immediately
to
j
the
right
of
the
steering
column
j
auditorium
door
in
the
one
formality
of
the
evening,
the
interested
visitors
circulated
through
the
hall
to
inspect
the
tirallhriil
I"
'at''
der
skirts
has
been
carried
I
findings.
is
ngntca
ior
aaaea
convenience
"If
you
do
that
I'll
be
with
straight
back
to
the
rear
fen-i
after
dark.
The
emergency:
five
beautiful
vehicles.
They
ders.
Lowering
of
the
hood
and
A
HEAVY
DATE
-To
from
overtaxing
the
IT'S
keep
brake
lever
is
now
located
on
you.
if
not,
I
ain,against
you,
he
said.
were
the
admiratory
eynosure
because
of
the
British
need
for
dollars,
parts
and
supplies
depots
for
equipment
arc
being
set
up
the
dash
at
the
right
of
the
roof
lines
by
two
and
one-half
inrhes
accents
the
litheness.
nerves,
this
young
lady
sug
txt:l!Mi
for
indi-;
trouble,
or
con
-
!
is
nut,
fa!
toning!
;ivc.
by
tlio.H-
kw
j
I
remove
deposits
j
.
!i
howl''
'
!
,
,,.
.,:
I
i
of
all
and,
doubtless,
f.iany
a
"Alderman
Casey
has
always
driver
out
of
the
way,
.
but
possessive
impression
was
re
As
the
,
style
feature,
rear
easy
to
reach.
solved.
IncqmeTax
return
due
not
later
THAN
:
A
thirty-three
pcr-cent
-
in
fenders
are
formed
integral
with
rear
body
panels,
elimin
The
five
cars,
so
that
the
been
against
us
and
so
far
it
j
hasn't
made
much
difference,"
Alderman
Black-
retorted.
"I
won't
agree
to
the
city
spending
money
to
bring
Mr.
Love
in
Canada.
In
answer
to
a
question
by
Alderman
Casey
as
to
the
practicability
of
operating
an
automatic
system
with
''less
than
crease
in
glass
area
in
the
1949
surprise
of
the
initial
reviewing
gests
that
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Q.
Public
get
going
right
away
on
their
income
tax
reports.
Even
if
they
use
the
short
form,
it
Won't
be
long
now
April
30,
to
be
exact,
is
the
lat
day
for
filing.
l
tmui
(uppeu
in
ating
the
joint
between
wheel
might
be
complete
.had
been
Pontiacs
is
distributed
so
that
both
driver
and
passengers
have
house
and
fender,
and
present
ing
,.a
much
trimmer
appear-
quietly
delivered
to
the
auditorium
by
dead
of
nisht
and,;'
boA
added
vision.
The
new,
curved
6,000
or
7,000
subscribers,
Mr.
there."
Scowtroft
said
that
automatic!
The
other
aldermen
agreed.
windshield
is
30
per
cent
larger
a-nce.--.
Deft
applications
of
chrom
fore
the
show
opened,
not
half
than
in
194B.
a
dozen
people
hud
seen
them
tium
trim
to
all
models
adds
'.AN-AUTHOK
!
known
as
a
rule
a
successful
.i
21,
f
I
"
.-
n
I
1
3hi
I
'im."
wwnm
The
rear
window
"is
nearly
twice
as
large
as
before.
Mrs.
E.
Campbell,
who
has
been
visiting
here
with
her
son-
)
Parts
and
ucccs-sories
were
t
sparkle
and
personality
to
the
I
imclv
i
omcs
from
1
errace
i
ulso
on
display
and
the-'
whole
j
nev)
Pontiac.s.
The
six-cylinder
Pontiac
en-1
m.iaw
ana
daughter,
Dr.
and
;
floor
scene
was
an
Attractive
t
pontiac's
new
"styling
sweeps
9
cine
offers
90
horse-power
anci
i
Mrs
A
w
Larp.e.
is
.sailing
to-
i
one.
Uasket
of
flowers
,
dor-
that
to
enclose
4
generous
lug
Mrs.
C.
R.
De
Kergommeaux,
Terrace
Reporter
TH
ALL'S
the
eight-cylinder
offers
104
;
niht
on
tllP
plince
RUPert
en
cd
the
floors
and
from
the
ml-
'
p.ir.R
eomnartment.
A
massive
$
FINISHING
:
l.'ini,
Prinlins
;
The
wea
-'
-
felt
the
ng
were
susponutui
siiKeir
nan-rear
bumper
curls
forward
w
thcr
in
Terrace
is
mild
f
LJ,
horse-power.
!
route
back
to
her
home
in
Tor-
Engineering
refinements
fea-
j
ont0t
turcd
in
the
new
Pontiac.s
are
j
-
roller
type
front
scat
adjust-'
ments
rear
shock
ab.soibtr
!
ed
with
equal
interest
and
was
A
;br.tne
March
wmdb
last
wctK.
Ai
r.Mrni
i
ftH,WH
hv
and
very
spring-like
and
the
.warmth
of
the
sunshine
is
somc-
snow
has
at
last
disappc
J-:
SliKVICE
I
(Jlcur
and
:nual
Supplies
from
the
town
streets
and
the
Frnin
f.hp
n.ii'iriiiK
sLicrP.
ihc
iwiw
'
n!l
lamns
With
X
thing
U
be
enjoyed
by
all
who
shields
sturdier
stccrinsr
col-1
found
to
present
new
lines,
wn
-
grader
is
storting
lUs
yearly
job
f
ba(.kfi
()f
which
was
vm-iVhroine
ulated
circular
rims.
on
the
roads.
Work
will
soon
re
t-"'
t
r-...
inn
nrn
tH.-i
nlirlp
blazoned
with
the
single
bis;
umn
to
increase
stability
.
and
,
equipment
and
refinements
safety
engine
mountings.
-The
.similar
along
modified
lines
to
single
new
Chevrolet
was
view-1
ihe
Pontiac.
commence
on
.
the
water
line.
Work
on
the
Infirmary
is
going
ahead
and
there
is
a
great
deal
to
do
there
before
it
will
be
ready
ior
occupancy.
1NCW
IUI
iaiii
an-
"i-
push
button
type
door
locks
o'n
both
front
doors.
To
open,
a
light
push
on
the
latch
and
direct
pull
on
the
handle
Is
all
that
is
required.
:
(
'
The
1949
Pontiac
interior
offer
generous
elbow
room;
leg
room
and
head
room.
Because
front
seats
are
two
and
one-half
inches,
wider
.
and
windshield
width
Increased
five
and
one-half
inches,
the
steering
wheel
letters
'G.
M."
,
the
Shrine
Club's
Prince
Rupert-
City
Band
under
the
leadership
of
Teter
Lien,
dispensed
an
excellent
program
of
incidental
musie
6t
lh
lighter
and
spirited
type.
.
The
Pontiacs
were
two
four-door
sedans,
one
two-door
iwn
sedan
and
one
two-door
aero
sedan.
The
visitors
to
the
show
found
n
the
new
1949
Pontine
a
completely
restored
motor
e:ir
wilh
Miss
Muriel
Vance
of
Prince
Rupert
is
a
visitor
hi
Terrace.
Takes
Reduced
Prices
Reduced
jPfiYALClTY
ii
Steve
Obwro
and
Pat
Johnson
left
jun
Tuesday
morning's
train
for
Prince
George
and
will
return
by
car.
has
been
moved
out
two
inches
new
concepts
of
functional
j
jai-ther
from
the
center
of
the
beauty
,
distinguished
by
ultra-,
rari
y,lus
giving
ample
room
for
styled
over-all
pattern
j
jhc
m-iVer
and
additional
space
on
The
Flectleadcr
Series
onei
j
for
the
front
scat
passengers.
Mrs.
W.
.Christy
was
one
of
the
entertainers
at
the
Catholic
Women's
League
card
party
on
St.
Patrick's
Day
in
the
Orange
Hall,
contributing
Irish
solos.
.
n
.1
1
......
nt-l
ttntrnnre
mom
has
been
sub
HOME
u
l!
(opecuu
or
lM
uiAt-i
.-i)jwii
i.uui-.
2-door
sedan,
4-door
sedan,
2-door
.ednii
coupe,
4-door
sedan
coupe
and
business
coupe
(Special
only
i
with
the
six-cylinder
stantially
increased
.to
provide
comfortable
access
to
front
and
rear
compartments.
'
Instrument
and
controls
are
grouped
directly
in
front
of
the
driver
and
centred
on
the
steering
.column.
Dials
of
all
Instru
ANNE'S
BEANS
lffj
V
1R8YALOTY
)
CANNED
FOODS
fj
HADE
CANDY
HOSPITAL
AT
TERRACE
BUSY
i
engine.
Imassivk
A
lirect
front
view
of
the
!
,t
Oil.,..,.
Civonl-
l'imtillC
llC-
ments
are
recessed
and
tilted
to
the
driver's
line
of
vision.-
A
new
push-button
starter
switch
is
mounted
on
the
dash
to
the
The
Red
Crass
Outpost'
Ilos-
..
.
...
i
i
r,.,,.
210
FOURTH
KTKUUT
0t'A
mm
1
pints
massive
grace
and
unity
of
design.
A
novelty
is
the
dual
bumper
effect,
created
by
the
massive
central
grille
bar
high-
pilai,
wnien
was
opi-ncu
m-race
on
March
10.
1943,
has
had,
left
of
the
steering
column.'
The
-
t-
since
that
time,
a
total
number
of
2,755
hospital
days
with
327
admissions.
Operations
have
3
't
yottr
breakfast
i
f
Porch
Paint
in
$
numbered
107,
x-rays
50,
births
44,
.
out-patients
Uo
December
j
31,
1948)
231.
Two
doctors
have
been
in
attendance,
a
staff
of
j
six
graduate
nurses
and
under-1
statr
of
4.
There
are
10
bed.i.j
one
Isolation,
and
four
cots.
i
t
'
'
''
'.
GALS
EVERYWHERE
-look
this
njossage
over.
It's
built
on
-pfoin
but
important
facts.
Something
for
your
good.
How
your
folks
can
benefit.
"l"
A
MKiple
iiKitter
to
keep
your
steps
and
veranda
iHikmB
clieerlul,
ustiiK
BAPCO
PORCH
PAINT
.
fompson
Hardware
Co.
Ltd.
Well-baby
clinics
'arc
held
monthly
at
the
hospital
and
u
great
number
of
the
young
mothers
take
advantage
of
this
service.
.
Why
Grppe-Nuts
is
a
Speciof
Breakfast
Cereal
Jct
Iwo
tablo-poons
of
;
delicious
Graiic-Nols
provide
the
eereal
thare
of
a
;;(
hrcakfast.
(iohh
n
kernels
of
wliole
wheat
and
mailed
hurley
.
.
.
good
.
.
.
pood
.
.
.
good.
Fine
food
values
too,
heraiiMr
of
useful
quantities
of
carbohydrates,
proteins
minerals
von
need.
Grand
flavour-lift
wilh
milk
or
cream.
Grape-Nuts
help
you
to
healthful,
economical
breakfasts.
140TO
SHOW
Why
Breakfast
is
Specially
Important
to
YOU
A
good
Lreakfasl
gels
you
off
U
a
?"1
slart
for
tin
day.
1
lard
work
alu-iMl?
Al
liwmc?
At
busiiu'tis?
Take
milri-lionUt'stip.
(
J'liey
know.)
For
menial
alertness,
gctlinj;
tilings
tlono,
that
firsl
meal
of
the
day
is
important.
Wliy?
because,
for
those.
-who
eat
ni
lireak-fast
or
a
poor
one,
reMills
are
faligue,
irritability,
lessrnrd
efficiency.
ljUCE
CIVIC
CENTRE
SATURDAY
AND
SUNDAY
3Ei'
p.m.
7-9
P.m.
3-5
p.m.
"Posf's
llH'
Concert
Orclu-stru
will
piny
from
2-i
p.m.
Sunday.
Mrs.
11.
Seton,
soloist
'"'
I"
..,.(
",n
fi,rrr-"
I""
'
'
'i,
-
.
PL,I
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