Peterborough Collegiate and Vocational School - Echoes Yearbook (Peterborough, Ontario Canada)

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W. S. BCGUE, P.l1m. B. CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST Prescriptions carefully compounded. HUBERT CHOWN HARDWARE Post Office . BOGUE REMEDIES Distributors: ARE RELIABLE Reach, Wright and Ditson Sporting Ice Cream, Chocolates, Tobaccos. Magazines, Goods - Papers, Stationcry, Developing and Printing and Enlarging. ' Corner George and Romaine Sts. 417 George St Phone 729 P.C.I. Students on their Way to BOND'S DRUG STORE 7, ,nf-u s... , Wy, ,--wl'w, ,--.. , h' -, --, if f I ,ll U f '. -l Vlwi ' It rl . 'I il - ' -N 1, ta it A I Q if if W-A A NC .2 X I . I ' 'Q' 532 if-'ii' , '. lg!! u m a cf, iq, gf' if , ' ' '- E-J -,il-1-f' -- ncrium :Q ,fix , ,. ---!f!'W ini jw fri ' 'u -- f 'X ' S 'DT' ' A .o.1, . ' yi? TO GET A JAR OF 1 'S HARRIET HUBBARD AYER'S FACE CREAM X 21 FREE TO STUDENTS PRESSING SERVICE FOR SIX MONTHS FREE T0 rEVERY STUDENT PURCHASING A SUIT OR OVERCOAT BEFORE June 15th, 1938 ISADORE I. BLAGK 106 BARRIE BLDG. Phones - Business 3294 Residence 3171 418 WATER STREET TELEPHONE 230 RAY 8a STOREY INSURANCE and INVESTMENT BROKERS C pofalion, Muniripal and Go nt Bondi LIFE AUTOMOBILE MARINE SICKNESS FIRE ACCIDENT PLATE GLASS BURGLARY FIDELITY BONDS SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA J Page Seventy-seven

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T FOR QUALITY TRY A DlNTv's A if D O G S THEY'RE FRESH H A M 5 INN 5 E R S COMPLIMENTS OF Underwood Elliott Fisher Limited 135 Victoria Street, Toronto I UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITERS MASON'S I GROCERY STORES Motor i908 It was no Wonder then that regulations were made for limitations of the use of horns. In fact, in Lon- don a determined effort was made in parliament to check the noises, smells, vibrations, smoke and noxious gases caused by the rapidly increasing use of motor cars. Property owners complained oi the sleep-destroying racket, dust, cracked plaster, and reduced rentals, besides the ever constant danger of being run down by one of these speeding vehicles. CI might mention here that the speed limit in Lon- don at that time was live miles an hourj. A few models carried a rumble seat behind the rear seat, for the chauffeur. pu PHDNE For a while, electric cars were very popular. These I ,FDR were run on batteries which had to be recharged at - I T I least every seventy tive miles. They were capable ' of a top speed of twenty miles an hour. Gasoline service stations were unknown. Gas was purchased fd chiefly in large quantities, and stored by the car owners in large storage tanks under the ground. A CHAS. H. ELLIOTT Dealer for STUDEBAKER CARS fThe Best Designed 1938 Carb and PA C K A R D C A R S QAsk the man who owns onej 253 HUNTER STREET PHONE 1300 CAt the J. E. A. Fitzgerald Fuel Officej Page Seventy-eight