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The guarantee is against a further reduction but. NOT- against advance—and we have been, warned that this reduced price is only temporary and will ad;
vance very soon! We would hke you to become one of the fortunate persons and obtain your car while the prices are IOW- " i i
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Today’s! Greatest
. “Light SiX”- '
. This is the car that won the Dyas Gold Cup in the Yosemite Valley
Cllmb—the same motor that 18 making the “light six” records for poiver and fuel saving. Think of it at the .price! A
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Now At The Price
‘ of’a Good “4"
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ntest; also defeated America’s highest priced cars in the Pike’s Peak .
equipped with
cord tires all ’round, a wonderful six-cylinder motor, genuine leather \upholstery, and other values too numerous to mention here. All we say,
is by all means see it.
W e personally guarantee this VELIE car to excel in power, gasoline
saying, easy riding and value per dollar of price, and hereby certify that we.
will forfeit $500.00 cash to any dealer of any four or six-cylinder car sell-
lng at_$2,000 or under, which will defeat the VELIE in the foregoing most
essential pomts. ‘ . ‘
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A VELIE Bond, reading as follows, given personally to each buyer, ab-
solutely insures the‘rock-bottom price: “We guarantee to you and the public
our preSEnt list .prices on present models against further decline up to July
first, Nineteen Twenty-one. This means that should we, between this date
and July first next, make further decreases in the list priée of present mod-
els, that you are hereby authorized to rebte the amount of any such, de-r
guarantee“ against increase.” . .
crease to purchasers who have paid you list prices, now in force. We do not.
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llEMANllS‘ Will '9
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Erickson Predicts New High
Figures if Government
Takes Favorable Action
on Agriculturists’tl’etition
t lllf‘ACO. ('c‘. l'.'- 'I)K‘l('PS -
amines will hour to non 'tizll . run-s
ll wise f-lvorahle governmental ' ~tiv 'l
~< . .km, (”in «ll-lnrmrls of farmers in!
t' It‘llllu’lnl‘ fur i.»\‘.t"Z' _' of the Fed-
: al Rest-rye Board lerliscount rate
.sm t-.;-;.n>lon 01 chl’t, grain nlcn
‘ "r" W'wilcted today.
if the govrrnment acts favorably.
.n the igll'lllPl‘S' demands it will meant
high pr1re>;ltzuin,‘suid Howard Jack-l
'tlt .l member of Jackson Bros, grain
lv'fl)
no -
Aftcr Price leflg.
"l‘he result would be disastrous. It.
: l clu-rk the present price decline.
“That farmers are after is to get
unzvrnnu-nt _to fix aprice for
.. Ii. it this happened prices would
p... and the radical movement,
Lhmughout the country would grow.
:tl‘t'ngill as a result." ;
Hut form are losing money is
: mlted by rain experts. This they;
ml. is due to the large corn crop‘
\ amh caused prices to drop below!
(-41. of production.
Ask Financial Aid.
WASHINGTON Ur: ll.~—l)enlantls:
for gourrnm't alt um ‘ll financing mar“
Letmg of crop»: to envr farmers from
hemp: ruined l-j. tulllng prices. will be
1m! directly tn Sul‘rrtmw or the Treas-
ll- . Houston totlul by farmers in nat-
I , .l (ULH‘F‘H' v (3(‘7‘6'
.- also N-llll htsist that the Sec-
l m (h.- 'l‘rs_.snrv desist from
4;: pllhlll‘ statements that prices
untrue," said Charles S. Barrett.
the national i rd of
i “ H fa... organizations which cott—
--d H. wrench which opened
a. 1....
l‘ ”‘an
l ..;l l~ .liq‘ not asking special
6 H \‘.‘- ”tau merely asking that
'= ' 'w'w . through the treasury
" - t-«lwul res‘TVt‘. nk‘mgke it
iv ml = u v'» to obtain loans from
t ~ . 1- h- needed. - Bankersa t'enr
' ~. crops because. of the
of Inuit”: prices. This is a;
5‘ - lnlilli resulting from state-
- * .» l-u—tlh'uons 1‘ government
’ '~ :lt pv-iees are falling."
'IH ( «ruler “’illl Mmuh- ‘ . -
‘ mm officials today 1:130,th-
. 9%: with Secretary 0‘ W'
" .‘Il‘ l'rflllll. I"
't s’llii that n is likely": per-
“ " ---Lll;lltte(‘ will be left here
1’ ’ 'Lv national conference ad-
ir-‘H t.) uatrh the economtornltuaw
try, 1'
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--I.: -.v-o-. l,-
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y » - :...t:on;.l conference rota: t4:
' '.. t “. .l‘lastnlght. It W
held Over however, followind (may
(up l-l'm'r with Gov. Hardin: B! the
Fi‘imull i':':~«':\".‘ Baird. The term“? i
-. a r”
Iprolonged travels several days ago. it
considered unnecessary in the bolshe-
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‘2 Mark for the “manual-inf »
_.. _'_.. H“... . . M, A
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demanded that the Board lower the
dwcount rate to enable farmers to ob-
tuin loans more easily and at lower
rates of interest. .
cently 12 miles from the place where
it was dropped in a letter box. The
man who sent 1 trcmlved it having ac- ;
qllll‘t'tl the position formerly held byl
the original addressee. ,
Frank “1012“. the sender. was sur-
veying the Harlem River in Septem-
let‘. limzt, for the department of
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NEW YORK. Oct. 16.46. postcard mm" m“ NEEns
mulled l7 years age! wasdelivererb re-
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docks. One melting he sent the card.
reporting his work. to the superin-
tendent.
Later. O'Keefe. through a series of
promotions became superintendent of
docks. \Vhen the postcard ended its
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Was delivered to him.
LONDON. Sept. 28.——-Door keyAre
vik scheme of life in Russia. Only
privileged persons are supposed to
possess them. 9!
“'th The Associated Press c0rres«5
pendent who recently crossed Russiai
FARMSMUST fill
Secretary “Meredith Tells
Bankers They Have Lost
$2,500,000,000 in Year
“‘ASHINGTON, Oct. 20.—Shrink-
egg in the value of farm products so
far this season will result in Ameri-
can farmers receiving 82.500.000.0(N‘9
less than they would have secured
on the 1919 price‘basis, Secretary
of agriculture Meredith said today,
addressing the American‘ Bankers'
association annual convention. He
.classed the reulttng' situation as one
"which demands the best thought and
sympathetic consideration of the
bankers ‘0!’ America. and in fact of
all the people of the country."
Mr. Meredith estimated that the
MANS‘ELL NeW‘Low Price'
36o FAlRFlELD AVENUE
' ’Phone, Noble 1749
BRIDGEPORT, CONNf ’
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rmrmm COUNTY. DISTRIBUTORS FOR
THE um
Special arrangement given all buyers in any dil-
trict where we have no representative dealer at
present.
Intent for their needs.’ Mr. Meredith
simulator? time payments M if de;ircd. WITH CORD TIRFfi!
continued, "only thus can they (on-.
[tinue to supply the nation's then for
-tood.': , .. '
i The marketing
iMeredith Bald, ~ts
dating the agriculture
problem. Mr.
he greatest one
o
interests and .
fihe urged bankers to assist cooperar;
itive ravmers' hterprises.
asked for a d°°'k°3' in one of ”3° "3“ 3 fall in com prices had involved a weeks. “Nationallty Evenings" of pop-
tomllzed “0",” at “m3" “9 ““3 i"‘hillion dollar loss to producers. while ulur entertainment are given by the
formed by the hotel “commisar.” tor-
merly the owner. that under the red
reg'iue doors are not suppos‘d to he
bolted. S
An appeal to the Omsk bolshevik
commandant resulted in theAmerican
correspondent obtaining. an official
document granting him a key and the
privilege of locking the door of his
room.
,sltuation was't‘urther
‘for farmers, he said. bemuse the 13-
p it that farmers
the decrease in cotton prices amount-
ed to a third of a billion dollars. The
made harder
bor and materials necessary to crop
production had been supplied during
the high price period.
“The American people must see to
secure credit sulfi-
F. O. B. Moline. Illinois
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1 EXHIBIT.
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" Exhibited at Clean-Slovak Art
3 y. . l
; A picture made entirely of small _
itutts of fur is being shown in lL-tlti-
lmore. Md. at an exhibit in one or the! -
'lOtfll art galleries of works of art; -
tfrom European nations. ‘ The articles »
:on display are the handiwork or pos- ‘ .
.session of the foreign-born people in . 1’ . ‘-
{Baltimoru most 0! whom are Polish. '
ELithuanian and Czecho-Slovak. l-‘oor- . .
irizn born architect; in the city have . .. . ,.
‘ln-lped arrange their country’s display .
and artists of the various nationalities . _ :
Fire assisting. In connection 'ith the 3 er en am I V
exhibition. which is to last nm‘eral . ' :
L ‘ - \ g L if no
~‘oreign-Boril people. The “Home. _,. ' r
. nds Exhibitions" has been planned CHUCK STEAK - _ . - _ _ _ ’ _
and directed by the International Ins- _
titute ot the Y. w. C. A. in Baltimore. CHUCK ROAST . .. . . . . f. .. g s, C
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l ~Fine assortment of (”c.70’nrton's. m ' > .
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. FLESH CHOPPED 20c FRESH PORK ,. 30 i
l BEEF, lb. . ...... - engulfing! v.3, ........ C _
- LEGS MILK’FED 29 am mm 32 ~ ..
VEAL, lb ‘2 van. in Q '
RIB LAMB * * 36c mm ' 15
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, Homemade Sausage. 1 New . Sauerkraut.
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