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CHRYSLER OF CANADA has made available for 1957 a range of more powerful V-8 engines. These engines feature unique | dome-shaped combustion cham- | bers which promote greater ef- ficiency through much more ol bustion. All 1957 truck models, including the D100 Town Panel shown above, will be available with this mew V-8 engine. Also featured for 1957 is the new alligator hood. | An all-new hinge system allqws the hood of the truck to d to a full 90 degrees. fuel ¢ Dodge Trucks Match Power With Payload WINDSOR ----- Chrysler of Can- ada today announced its first public showing of the completely new line-up of Dodge trucks. Mr. George Orphal, truck sales manager, stated that thjs new; series represented the most ad- vanced trucks Dodge has ever placed on the market. \ "With this introduction," Mr. Orphal said, "we have discarded the old method of tonnage ratings which the increased payloads of our trucks have made obsolete From now on, Dodge truck models will be designated as D100, D300, D400 and so forth." Mr. Orphal continued, "our major new feature this year is the Dodge power story. Because of higher highway speeds and the tremendous growth of the truck- ing industry, truck owners have a right to expect the truck they buy to have the power to handle their job efficiently, We think our line of exterior colors. Noteworthy improvement is the new Alligator Hood, It is design- ed with a two-position stop, and | the engine. This permits much more light to enter the engine compart. ment and also allows for com- | plete accessibility to all sides of Service men will | find it most helpful for it elim- inates the necessity of remov- be | ing the hood when taking the | | engine out of the truck. can be opened to a full 90 degrees. | Dodge truck new seat design with an adjust- able seat back. The seat is higher and wider, with a new softer spring design. The cabs have new hard-wearing seat fabrics in cabs introduce |a } a wide choice of colors and pat- [" terns A ; Dodge D100 models again will offer a fully 'automatic transmis sion with push-button controls Two-speed rear axles and auxil jary transmissions are also avail- able on many of the new trucks New V-8 engines are available in all lines and an improved L- head 6 cylinder engine is also available for low tonnage models. In addition, the Dodge truck line-up has such new advance ments as safety door latches, ad / ruck engines meet justable hand brake lever, larger this Se lly brakes: and clutches, tubeless Featured in the new truck line tires, and a 12 volt electrical sys- | are two new Power-Dome V-8 tem. Power steering and power engines and an L-head design six brakes . are optional for most Save up to 68% on 39,000. worth of brand-new Manufacturers cylinder engine. The six cylinder engine has a displacement of 250.6 cu. inches, with the V8 as optional on all models from D100 through D830 displacing 303. cu. inches. The standard engine for the D100 models displaces 354 cu. inches. : Other Dodge innovations In- elude new exterlor styling, fash- foned to carry out the Forward Look lines found in all Chrysler and forward control models, as' of Canada vehicles, and a new land - cabs, models "Dodge now offers trucks from 5,000 lbs. maximum G.V.W. to 46,000 lbs. maximum G.V.W", Mr. Orphal concluded. "There are models to match more than 99%: of all hauling requirements. Our new series includes express and panel trucks, C. O. E.'s Chassis- tractors, tandems, school bus chassis, 4-wheel drive, well as the popular town Panel » PIONEERS These Bavarian pioneers, members of the West German army from Munich, are cross- ing a pontoon bridge over the Danube during a training exer- cise near Ingolstadt. The pio- | neers erected a 45-ton bridge with U.S. equipment in 10 min- utes during the exercise Canadian Textile Men Uniting For Protection By. JANE BECKER y eo Canadian ONTREAL (CP) -- Cana ie men are looking to a fledg- organization to help them bol-! ster an industry struggling against heavy imports from overseas. down; 21,000 fewer workers were U.S. factories swung into record production. In the next four years 69 of Canada's 800 mills closed employed. While the market was continu- ally expanding, Canadian textilers The CFF already supplies such service organizations as the Cana-| dian jation of Ci S| with information on Canadian tex- tiles. It stages demonstrations and fashion shows at numerous exhi- bitions, and provides about 60 per 1d by 1954 were shipping only 77 per cent of the backing in a two-way ization is the year-ol : The organi Kate cent of their 1950 value. By last!promotion of the Canadian Asso Canadian Fabrics F which now has a membership of year, ; : 12 producers amd expects to ex- share of the home market had shion shows Canadi pand rapidly in the next few months, "I doubt if there' s another trade organization like it in North America," says J. P. C. Gauthier, general manager of CFF. "The job we've cut out is full- scale, fulltime promotion of Cana- dian fabrics to Canadians. There's no question that such an organiza- tion is badly needed." HARD-HIT INDUSTRY The textile industry in Canada six years ago seemed set for great things, he recalled. In 1950 it sold about $1,000,000,000 worth of goods and filled 67 per cent of Canada's home requirements. Can- adian-made synthetic fibres held 91 per cent of the home market for those goods. Wages close to $180,000,000 were paid to nearly 90.000 workers. Then tne Japanese and Euro. pean war riddled economies surged toward new levels and National Parklands the Canadian producers' slipped to 56 per cent, lowest por- tion since before the 1930s. Textile men decided to do some- thing about it. When a search for increased export markets proved |unrewarding, they named the man who had been searching for them to try expanding the home mar- ket instead. Thus Mr. Gauthier, formerly export promotion direc- tor of the Trade and Commerce Department, became manager of the new foundation. The CFF, he said in an inter- view, wants more members. He expects at least three major cot- ton producers and from 10 to 50 woolen mill representatives to join before year's end. With a workiag budget of possibly $500,- 000--contributed by members in proportion to their size--the orga- nization hopes to establish a se- ries of non-profit Canadian fabrics centres in strategic cities. ciation of Couturiers, in whose fa- an fabrics are used tn promote Canadian de- signs Another aim is to step up co- operation with allied trade groups Clothing manufacturers will be asked to made - in - Canada labels, for in- stance, so that buyers can test for themselves the worth of home- grown fabrics. The CFF should have a clear- cut base to work from in its infor mation campaign when results of a consumer survey are made available in "November, said Mr Gauthier. Researchers employed by the foundation are asking Canadians across the country about their fabric-buying habits. "Retailers have abused the word 5 import, and consumers show un- just prejudice for it," believes Mr. Gauthier. "We want to teach Canadians to buy on value. It fol- < lows that more Canadian goods will automatically be sold." Recreational Assets By DON PEACOCK Canadian Press Staff Writer OTTAWA (CP)--They come to swim, fish, hike, go horseback riding or just to gaze at the scenic beauty. They come to the national parks for recreation, for their health, to escape the ten- sions and troubles of this modern age. Whatever their reason for en- joying these simple but ancient pleasures, Canadians have to thank for the opportunity an idea that bubbled from some hot springs discovered in the Rocky Mountains during the horse and buggy era, when the was unsplit. On one of those "good old days" in 1883, some workmen building the CPR through the Rockies west of Calgary found hot mineral wa- ter gurgling out of Sulphur Moun- tain. They staked a claim to the area for themselves With the same self-interest, so the story goes, a member of par- liament of the day the story doesn't identify him--bought the workmen's interest in the natural phenomena and prepared to ex- ploit it. RESERVED FOR PUBLIC But federal authorities heard of it and, perhaps motivated by the example set in the United States 11 years earlier, mived to set aside the area for the public's use, The purchaser was paid $1, M0 for the road he buiit to the springs and a small lodge nearby. Then, in 1887, parliament estab lished Rocky Mountains -- now Banff -- National Park. Canada's national parks system was born In its early days some commer- tial interests particularly min mg and lumbering - scoffed at the dea of setting aside valuable land atom still just for the public's pleasure. Un- til 1930, in fact, mining licences could be given by the federal ad- ministration for mine operations within the parks But into the National Parks Act of 1930 was written a section re- quiring that the parks be used so as to leave them unimpaired for the enjoyment of future genera- tions. A bastion against commer- cialism had been thrown up. Since Banff, the number of parks has grown to 17 covering a total of 29,000 square miles. They can be found in every province except Quebec znd Newfoundland. BIG AND LITTLE The newest is Fundy, estab- lished in 1947 on the New Bruns- wick bay of the same name. Wood Buffalo, straddling the Alberta- Northwest Territories border and covering 17,300 square miles, is the biggest. The smallest is Georgian Bay Islands Park in On tario, where a unique feature in its 5.4 square miles is a high, circular stone pillar rising unex- plained from flowerpot island. Some of the country's finest beaches can be found in Prince Edward Island National Park ex- tending 25 miles along the prov- ince's north shore. There are ex- cellent beaches, too, in Point Pe- lee,"'six square miles on the shore of Lake Erie in Ontario Riding Mountain .in Manitoba is possibly the most unexpected park ef them all. It covers 1148 square miles on the summit of the Manitoba escarpment, which rises suddenly out of the flat prai- ries to 2,200 feet above sea level Lush forest is dotted by lake and laced by streams in the 1,469 square miles of Prince Albert Park in Saskatchewan, and a cloistered beauty in eastern On- tario's St. Lawrence Islands Park enclosing 13 of the Thousand Is- Ph lands in that lazy-moving section of the river, The most inaccessible is Gla- cier Park in the superb Alpine region of British Columbia's Sel- kirk Mountains. Only the CPR rail line west of Banff serves it § now, but the Trans-Canada High: yay eventually is to pass through it. One of its most unusual features are the Nakimu Caves, about a mile in length. They were discov ered years ago by a German mountaineer named Deutchman, § but as yet they have not been widely visited by the public Glacier, Yoho and Mount Rev- elstoke par are administered from Field, C., in Yoho. The general elevation of 6,000 feet makes Mount Revelstoke the high est park in the country Largest of the heavily - patron ized parks is Jasper. Its 4.200 square miles adjoin Banff's 2.564 The two are Canada's best-known parks, the fame of their attrac- tions extending to many places abroad, The earliest ghosts of Canada history linger in the 390 - square mile confines of Cape Breton Highlands National Park. It is § part of that island off the Nova Scotia mainland on which John § Cabot, who discovered the North American mainland in 1497, is be lieved to have first landed "To be sure, there is value to § Canada in the industries that de rive benefits from the parks," Re sources Minister Lesage told 'the last session of Parliament, "bu infinit2ly greater is the value ou people derive n happic minds and healthier bodies," tag merchandise with SSS and Floor Sample Furniture to go for 16.000. before 6 p.m. Mon. BEAUTIFUL RED MAHOGANY BEDROOM SUITE Includes large dcuble dresser, bar bed and chest. A fine quality suite in every detail 5156 Floor sample, one only, Reg. $249. SAMPLE SALE PRICE 3-PC. BEDROOM SUITE A regular 179.95 seller including bed, dresser and chest ih rich walnut finish only, manufacturer's samples to clear. SAMPLE SALE PRICE BRILLIANTLY STYLED BLEACHED WALNUT SUITE A deluxe bedroom suite in every feature. Genuine PLATE mirror, Includes bed, double drsser and chest, Reg. $295. SAMPLE SALE PRICE i " LIMED OAK BEDROOM SUITE Manufacturer's sample suite in rich, beautifully finished limed ook. A REGULAR 229.50 line with lots of extra quality features. Double dresser, full size bed and chest, 154 SAMPLE SALE PRICE $ 178 '94 174 FITTON-PARKER BEDROOM SUITE The ultimate in quality and luxury styling. Features genuine, limed ook and includes double dresser, bookcase bed and chest. Reg. $279 seller. SAMPLE SALE PRICE THREE SAMPLE BEDROOM SUITES Lustrous light walnut finish, regular 179.50 sellers, these suites are manufacturers samples ond include double dresser, chest and bookcase bed. Terrific value, SAMPLE SALE PRICE TWILIGHT GREY MAHOGANY SUITE Richly styled, fine quality built by Knechtels. Reg. $329 line. One only, floor sample includes double dresser, bar bed ond chest. Genuine PLATE mirror, centre drawer guides, all the quality features you would expect to find if you paid its regular $329 price. $ SAMPLE SALE PRICE 218 LARGE SUITE FEATURING 58" DOUBLE DRESSER This is a fine quality line, regularly sold for $389. Includes large double dresser with plate mirror, large bar bed and smart chest on chest in rich limed ook. One only. SAMPLE SALE PRICE E ODD WOODEN BEDS These are left-overs from suites, somples and manufacturer's clearouts, They include a wide 'variety of finishes and styles. Reg. values to 49.50. SAMPLE SALE PRICE PLASTIC TOP TABLES ~ ; Coffee and step tables with heat and stain-resistant plastic tops in combination blonde walnut or black and white. Reg. 14.95 sellers. SAMPLE SALE PRICE RED SEAL CEDAR CHESTS Just in time for Christmas -- and at a terrific saving. These limed ook beauties are samples direct from the manufacturer and would normally sell for 69.95. Selected 44 cedar lining. SAMPLE SALE PRICE : nie sien 50 '9 10 TRILITE LAMPS In beautiful satin black with brass highlights, washable plastic shodes SAMPLE SALE PRICE ; ' . ; Sia WROUGHT IRON TELEPHONE SETS Sturdy, smartly styled in satin black wrought iron with colorful upholstered seat. SAMPLE SALE PRICE gy a SAMPLE LOUNGE AND COGSWELL CHAIRS In a variety of patterns, colofs and fabrics. Every one of these choirs is @ fine quality, regular $59 seller and includes wool and nylon fabrics. SAMPLE SALE PRICE SATIN BOUDOIR CHAIRS The extra, colorful highlight to your bedroom that adds so much -- and at o bargain price. These are regular 22.50 sellers and no fooling. SAMPLE SALE PRICE 2 CHENILLE BEDSPREADS Sample lines, clearouts choice of colors. Reg SAMPLE SALE PRICE -- Cash and Carry SEAMIST MAHOGANY FINISHED BEDROOM SUITES Three only, samples from floor in first class condition. These include bar bed, double dresser and chest. Reg. $149. SAMPLE SALE PRICE .. SIMMONS AND MARSHALL INNERSPRING MATTRESSES Full spring-filled construction, reinforced and covered in beautiful, heavy-weight ticking. Famous name quality. Reg. $59 lines. SAMPLE SALE PRICE TWO SERTA PERFECT SLEEPER CONTINENTALS Single size, 3'3"" famous SERTA quality continentals with matching box spring and complete with legs. Reg. $139 eoch. SAMPLE SALE PRICE, each 6-PC. RED MAHOGANY DINING ROOM SUITE Built by Kaufman of Collingwood. A famous quality suite of superb constructiom and beaut Includes end refrectory table, four chairs and buffet. Reg. $259. $ SAMPLE SALE PRICE : : . 188 buffet, both with heat and stain-re KMNECHTEL DINING ROOM SUITE Reg. 239.50. In beautiful limed oak. Includes centre leaf table ARBORITE tops and complete with four matching chairs SAMPLE SALE PRICE . . oo EXTENSION CHROME TABLES These are odds and ends SAMPLE SALE PRICE 12.95 lines. ] '88 28 '89 mattress, samples, etq Reg KITCHEN BUFFET Finished in white enamel with plastic top. One only, tloor sample. Reg. 49.50, SAMPLE SALE PRICE y . BABY CARRIAGES Genuine Gendron and Sunshine baby carriages of known quality and style, Reg. 49.50 lines. SAMPLE SALE PRICE $ 23 BATHINETTES In heavy-weight white plastic, fold-away in a jiffy. Perfect height for dressing baby ond for his bath, of course, Reg. 15.95. SAMPLE SALE PRICE : PUR 9.88 TWO ELECTRIC RANGETTES These are floor samples of a regular 69.50 line of fine quality rangette. Two burners with large oven, baked white porcelain enamel. SAMPLE SALE PRICE ...... '44 LAZY BOY TV SWIVEL CHAIR A fine quality product in green nylon fabric. Features AIRFOAM and spring construction. Has rocking action os well os swivel bose, A reg. 99.50 line. SAMPLE SALE PRICE 2-PC. CHESTERFIELD SUITE In green wool metallic fabric. A regutar $299 seller. One sample suit only. SAMPLE SALE PRICE 2-PC. BED-DAVENPORT SUITE This is a regular 149.50 line that sleeps two in spring-filled comfort, Looks just like a chesterfield when madeup. Upholstered in green tapestry fabric, $ SAMPLE SALE PRICE A ae ' 18 3 168 SAMPLE 2-PC. SKLARLINER SUITE Upholstered in beauitful, boucle fabric. Famous SKLAR quality and patented action, Sleeps two. Reg. $219. SAMPLE SALE PRICE $ 118 $ 113 showwood, AIRFOAM 3-PC. SECTIONAL SUITE Features two long ends in round bumper style with curved centre section. Beautifully styled in quality fobric. Reg. $189. SAMPLE SALE PRICE 2-PC. CHESTERFIELD SUITE In rose metallic wool fabric. A quality suite with AIRFOAM throughout, upholstered decks and many other outstanding features. Reg. $299. SAMPLE SALE PRICE 2-PC. METALLIC WOOL SUITE A real beauty in startling red and black combination throughout with upholstered decks, reversible cushions, SAMPLE SALE PRICE SERTA BED-CHESTERFIELD Ebony black In beige wool frieze. Fine quality SERTA innerspring construction throughout complete with for two at night. Reg. $219. SAMPLE SALE PRICE 2-PC. SECTIONAL IN CORAL FRIEZE decks. A fine quality suite in every detail. Reg $279. SAMPLE SALE PRICE '188 TV SWIVEL CHAIR innerspring construction. Upholstered in mint green. Reg. $119. SAMPLE SALE PRICE 68 2-PC. SECTIONAL SUITE IN AQUA WOOL AIRFOAM cushions with upholstered decks. A fine quality suite i detail Reg. 329.95. SAMPLE SALE PRICE . yee 218 A real beauty in smart sectional furniutre. Two long ends. Re 289.50 SAMPLE SALE PRICE A 18 genuine SERTA innerspring mattress. Full chesterfield styling by doy -- a bed 148 Beautifully styled in green metallic wool fabric. Features AIROAM and upholstered A fine quality, smartly styled piece of furniture. Loose AIRFOAM cushion full A beautiful metallic fabric. Features two long ends, one in bumper style and one with \ 2-PC. SECTIONAL IN CORAL FREIZE TIL 3 PM OPEN FRIDAY M.