mm... was...“
In Sauna-nun
(”mum ,m. that
m
tious of urea uudsr various stages of
wear. and instructive iitertuare on
the above subject aided the tire men
it in this novel misisou of instruction
. . to ram users. 7
to Duringione of the lectures to a
, up of car owners. Fleet Captain J.
.> . Flubarris stated that $100,000,000
- u tires can be saved-annually to no
torists if all would need instruction.-
giVen by the Firestone company gratv
ultuusly.
This would br- appzoximattly 710i
. per cent. of the ‘llfll."\' spent annually}
. in the United States for tire»: for iii--
total annual tire business is about
$350,000,000,
t; Atrium: tiw thing» that contribute
Lpnattrially in info annual tire waste
particular dlnll‘Puh was laid upon over
ands, undersized 'irosi when: out of;
lflineiucnt. immoper'inllatiou and lb"|
’pross neglect to inspect ill“ tread oft
' , "the tire at frequent intervals for?
small injures which at that time,
imuhi be 'ttsily I'Pll‘MiId, The to-
rot-tinn of all threw ,dt'r t-tmncivs i~
simple enough llndtt' the inpx’rnvtiu: ;
of the ti‘irestoiis li'u-raturt- which:
Ilene men are distributing :tlltl thu‘
t‘tt‘ullant Hitting l'ilflmi'ti all our“
- M'ners to secure :t. l
The fleet is on a Hill‘l of it until mi» |
New Victor Records -
for November .
MW sings “Send Me Away With a sinner
' A popular “soldier” song; McCormack sings it with that touch of reality
which he knows so well how to impart. . '
Victrola Red Seal Record 64741.
A tender Riley poem sung by Alina Cluck
The‘ilovely voice of Alina Gluck matches admirably the tender sentiment
so beautifully expressed by James Whitcomb Riley in his “Prayer Perfect."
Vii-trola lied Seal Record ““3. Ten itch. #1.
O
3;. Hugh A. iv‘arao. in charge: this also
, , being one of the regular tire ttst,
tours. The fleet is an (-Xpl"!~§ltrn of.
‘itltc company‘s belief that a reliable
,‘ tire test is to be tit-cured only over,
the car owners' own roads in _manyl
states. The route for Test I‘M-t No l
(i will take them as far eant an Boa“
; ion by way of New York. The motel
Tc-n inch. $1.
‘0! Pittsburgh liarrisbn‘I. Washing-l
inn Baltimore and Philadelphia. Thr-
return trip will be made through the.
Berkshire Mountdlns of Massachusetts?
to Albany New York; thfil to Syra'l
cutie Rochester und‘anfalo. New
York. and Cleveland. Ohio. A eched-t
ule of 150 miles is day is maintained?
in addition to calling upon the many;
Frances White in two “kid” impersonations
“Six Times Six" “M-i-sps-i-s-s-i-p-p-i” two hits she sings in “Hitchy~Koo.”
Presented here in the same delighttul manner.
. . Victor Blue La l Record 45137.
‘ dealers and branches on route.
Both cord and fabric lites, some tit";
Lwhich hare had several thousand
,tniles previous to the trip. will have;
had (i long and severe test when the‘
’tnrs finish lhlrt ioute. The tires and}
_ rims Were officially 'seuled to thn‘
Tea inch. $1.
“Conway’s Band plays two new Sousa marches. .
Two delightful Hawaiian duets by Louise and Peters. ‘
Lively numbers by Six Brown Brothers and Van Ens Trio.
. Sterling Trio and Campbell and Burr in Popular songs.
3 And 71 others.
vthoush several of it)? tires register a
big mileage over the customary gnar~ ,
, nice. the record on 20 tires in ut-ct
' is free from blow-outs. Three instru—
. items on each machine, the spoutitw
meter. the odomter and the romrda,‘
graph keep an accurate mechanical:
record of mileage. "nuts. starts and
stops. This. with the road conditions.f
weather and altitude. comprises thct
"I“ general record front which the tire!
, exports milkt‘ their (it’d-twill)!” Illa'|
. ' commune to the perfection of tilt-l
l-rnduct.
‘ . The equipment of the cars is partic-
ularly in'cri-stlng. The large shields
painted in the company's char-:ictcrln
tic orange and blue. amount-o the
U ll ' nunvbcr of the Test Fleet and the slot i
‘ imp. "Mont Miles Per‘lmllar." Each:
> shield contains photographic iilustra-l
,tions of the many Firestone products l
t
Hear these new Victor Records today at Fred H.
Ponty’s Victrola Shop. He will gladly give you
a complete descriptive list and play any music
you- wish to hear. ' Victors and Victrolas' in
great variety of styles from $10 to $400. Easy
terms. Talking Machines repaired ,
FRED H PO
Stationery, Picture Framing, liotlalts. Developing, Printing, ’
Engraving, Leather Goods, Flash lights, Razors, Cutlery, Art
Goods. .
Palace Theatre Building, So. Noritallt
4
l
lJittructlve souvenirs are distributed
» 310 car owners. .
The patltflnding curs liiivt- selected!
a mute that taken the fleet
roads of greatest travel in many;
places. The men related ti'yin': ctr-f
, pcricnces on these back roads in that
listing that have been encountered!
northwest of Washington. The com-l
, _ plentnnt of nine men all seemed quite
content with the keen cold weather:
in the mountains although they ltd-t
. l’lllllt‘d: it is it hit penetrating in thesel
bit: open cars. ’ ‘
Quite it unique feature of the flcct'
complement is a motion picture and
"still" photographer. A very inter-‘
rating tilt-n story of the trip is being}
made. which "movie t'i’ans" may have;
the privilege of seeing in the. near {us
titre. ' 2
The iteet left for Boston after can-f
lint: on the Hardware and Auto Sure!
3 {my company, Tilly Carriage and A.:
"' iModne. Firestone dealers in this city.l
lministrator. asks the peoplelt:do_ot.:NAT10NAL CAPITAL
. the food, question. and if its "no meat‘
WORTH $25M tomorrow the governor Will not taktl‘ DUSTS DEMON RUM
(Continued mm m om/
‘ ,
-more for wood, now than normally. "
[Wages in various lines of work hueSTOLE FOODSTUFFS
COAF' FAMINE‘been no high during the‘past couple
of years that almost every one could
earn more at some other line of work CHICAGO. Nov. l.-—Tbree petty offl- ‘ card in his inside pocket as a remind
. __ ithan at cutting wood, with the reaulticcrs and five civilians are under art-vet 'er just as he hopes 200.000 otheni in;
Luau-(of the impossibility to ”enigma" "8" ha" “0‘ been clttll’ttflttoday in connection with charges of'Connectlcut will have. I -—--
_ m. the We a su ply of , - x . theft of more than 325.000 worth of' The [edge cam at n is ' oin ‘ Mash: and wigs could not dispute»
w The nice establishedpfor hi- magi :33" as ”35*“ I" 00", Au- fo‘odstuffs from the Great bales . .avai ahead, b‘ht owing to pTuisday's ngat': the sorrow of .the sincere local drink-
. ‘0‘ ”n at , W "a; though there mien»... W t ”£131. 0‘; Training Station at Lake Bind. ill. nor. the returns 3’“. way behind sched~ crs. Haliowp'th is supposed to be the
mm by an, govern. now that the co; “mam”; of Those under arrest are H. L. Hornet. tile. ”inc night in the year when the spir-
the malty for um I. a 'm to the east. y ' ' petty officer in charge ofx‘the commis- ,ita visit the earth. They departed at
in the Federal prison at ‘ alonary: Georgefiowen and C. C. lint-- HOW HE lNCREMBD WEIGH'F‘ midnight. accompanied by their bot-
“ .
80 £11! anion out . .
fine of 35,000, ,lm'm bit‘iiminousm rm“ 3: m: narl. pretty oficers. assistants to item ( .tled brothers «without any sort of
- ry scarce because of the ' ' ’ '° Edward and William oKo.t, siiu-l {fuss I ‘
(III on! to l n"; . . . .
‘ one has gas: out and cut with theym {mg-:2}: :3 thwailfigluu manufacturers at Kemha. Wimp NEW HAVEN. N0" 1.:William HIIIOWB'GB is 31“?“ more 01' 1953
me time is hardly mom I- it} of a trial tothe staidmemhorti of the
‘ Sanford, 21 of aHrtford. was accept-l
ton lots or in lots accord to the Anton ”“49" "’0 had a 00'1"“! 101' '
. ». is costing about 84 a cunt. of the customer. in. M the garbage at the naval lullou; qu.‘ ed today for the Coast Artillery by'Washington Mm force. Last night
lave Gehl, an alleged "fence," 5nd the United; States Army recruiting being the ”“me on earth" ‘0,
’ il’hilllp iavandowski', tit whose farm 'statlols‘hei‘e. He applied for “h“fflloker'“ in Washington. Major Ray—l
much or the stolen property to ms to m9”! '3" WWW but "5 "Medium Pullman. chief of police. wast
{have been stored, because he was three pounds undergkm‘“ that havoc mltsbt break lm
meat,” and he will have the pledge!
. 'tcnuununt tron. first page.)
M”
“fin.
ll H ,uion. as explained by Tour Directory ,
,"from Akron to this point was by Iran -
f rom ’ '
Women l Keep It/On! Diesser! ‘
Never LetComs AcheéiTmcet
Instantly! Few droputopéomreneauhen
coma and callusesshrivel, loom and
lift out with fingers-No Ml '
fiawirldowoutha‘otofio and shrlnlcd that you M it‘
have been disclosed to the federal ".2107: Today when he stepped on tho
thc-rttie- by the manager at Keno-hut: ”9”" “I" registered ”‘3 “WM” “
for a pectin home, who mu 5,. '5. gain of six pounds. The army of!!-
toid by customers a.“ in. products. cers rubbed their eyesaeveral times
"could be obtained at price. below thou. and ' incidentally weighed suntan!
lchs’rgcd by his, three tilted to be sure the weight Was
‘, ————-—-——_. .corroet. .
, : "Wilt did!“ do?" inquired 8'?!
°2,‘;',,'.}‘,g’§;’°’;1,f’“,flofml goaut “Bill” ire-m. of New v .ut -~...
Marcus fl. Holcmnb has no special so. :"a' M?“ “m with 'h‘ ”3"
uooipliohmeuts as a cook nor is he‘ 'ifwm‘ 7W
called. upon to do much marketing,‘ by. ato raw m’ “'M'
or"! setting aside the mbmiuteak. r’eal Irish potatoes and plenty
homewiv have of pruplrlng a meal “.23"; "3:.“ a" ”we?“ ‘ -
for a tam y. but these little mutter» ' ’H " mo ‘M ' h”
did not stop him from signing. today. '1 that. 8"" M" "’3 Raider
7qu of ti» plsdlaaof the taco co. "" "°‘ 5"“ l“ e“ ”h‘" "
sergeant, in a prayerful attitude.
'cimlotod in tho tic-u to house can
Since Monday. it wits ntateotzttoday.
‘vus. The manor tool: the can! so ‘“ "4’ recruiting atattull. ‘ moo
A‘as to be may to obey the all or the mimm‘hmm a";
National Administrator. sir. flour . q I v, m”""mm
, i'l‘lp mom Io—pasvwitt
thou-emit» scrum “MI!" a”!
of 1*“? WM “1’ ‘
"if" ..
' we‘li'fled MINT”! it said to "‘3'"- tipping "‘9 ""9" ‘“ ”'"Vfull over town. but his fears wm‘witha
tout foundation. Some or the more
.obscure bars and hostalrin con-pay: .
ed to close at sundown. Moot of the!
other: were fotcéd to close down or?
serve softvdrinks because their stocks
MIDLWL rungduwu. .
Visitors by the hundreds and thou-
sand. lad. poured iato;Wasuiagtooto
rum aloud. ‘
The won or union driior am’
the fancy imbibe; My“) the sense
treatment at the. select. fewomporir
Any sort of land rialwaa abso-t
lately bought. «um hasdo’
hwbooaathtugoftbpphsttoroaw
oral days here. Only two things-
wcro cloud to tile sad and thirsty
patrons of the ulnar-liquor and we
in. Iloatolthoutoolhothlnsueh'
quantities as they could handle. 5
“a “at...“
were exhausted long before the final ~
see the gildadpalaoas of the demo- -‘
unis autumn! the humans and. t
l c 1.,
Men's Shirts _- ‘ 1:.
The present stock is too heavy. ”3?: 3—3:" ’
A special offered to men gives a chance to invest
in some first rate winter shirts at a trifling price corn
sidering the quality. ‘
‘ e. ;.:.
2...; z'vzrr‘wtv'filg
Ward! ”a My. ’3 "‘ p .aJ'v‘M.
Stripes and Novelty effects in heavy repp cloth, "
It is doubtful if this quality could be duplicated
for $2.00. . -. to“.-.
Dinner Sets. fine grade ‘
French, English and American Porcelains.
. Keep in mind
when you see
these beautiful
sets, that they
were ordered a
long time ago
and therefore
‘ ‘l o n g ago”
prices prevail.
.-t. _-‘. -.o..t... - .
Sets of 112 pieces
Haviland China, narrow border, conventional
design, in yellow and black,
Haviland China, clusters of pink roses, narrow
'hordcr design in green and brown,
Eudish Porcelain, border design in light
browii and red,_ /
Royal Doulton, octagon shape, with Chinese
designs, very attractive, , $71.50 ,
.Engfish Porcelain, pale green border with
pink roses, \ 1 b j cl $33.00 .'
lishPorechin, pink'and bue on or e- .
32g, gbld traced handles. $30.00
American Porcelain, light blue border with .
pink roses, _ ’ d ‘kbo d cl $34.50.
AmericanPorcelain, run an pin r er e-
sign with two gold lignes, gold traced handles, $25.00
Ana-lean Porcelain, three blue lines with
small sprays, ~
American Porcelain, black and gold conven-
tional border,
American Porcelain, gold line and traced han-
dles. '
American Porcelain, conventional gold bor-
' der,
siooo
«one»
$23.00
$22.00
$17.00.
$15.25
‘ Basement.
Men's Underwear i
“Carla" ' ' ' medium and heav wei its
Unson Sm $1.50 {0 “goo.
. ' White silk and wool, $7.50.
“Yale” Union Suits, $1.50 to $3.50.
Pajamas of English Cheviot, heavy weights, blue,
pink, tan, maize, ,heliotrope, $2.
Main flour.
Redfern Corsets
The special demonstration is most interesting.
Come in and talk over the Corset quesiio
formally. ,. . 3‘
There is a Redfem model for every figure.
T elephbne for appointments to avoid waiting. - <
. ‘ Second flour.
in-
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Special Designer Subscription _ .
Tw'elvoconaacutivocop'eaof’l'heDesignerand 2i -
. copy of the Winter Standard Quarterly with coupon
good for iS~cts. in thepurchasc‘of any Standard Pat- p
tern. ,,
, Subscribers to call for their books at the Read
Poitern_Seciion. . .' .
The re lar Subscription price of The DCSig'l‘iél’ is
“.00 a yeagrland the Quarterly 25- cts., so under this
‘ plan save 50 cts. . .
’ Sol-Atom 'flnsrday, Nomheufirst.
No ' ' .to cm later than alum-
‘ ero _ 0 ion. man our.
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The Modern ,
Library ' 'z:
The best H, 0’ I'C'.
cent »
Palm Olive Soap
Bring your coupbn. .
Pay for one cake at "t:
soap 9 chi. and receive
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