M ‘ .thsaklds poking, quee-
tions II the time. ‘He may get tired
lot-fig: questions. but.“ keeps him
alertf anyhow. He doesn’t rust. If
~ {ans down
he a. bit once in a while about
the kids. we find we can stand it. .
When. you know. the father has a
. ‘ d rentc'fiivoutiook. He doesn't look
‘ L ‘ A‘ u‘ 90m, m"- is: bu? forward. He's always got
.. v- . . » .h .Ifeled for the future. That
.. ' - Y, M”, 1921 _ keeps Hill} from tetdnx into a rut or
. lettincdas work get stale. He's look-
‘ ; - L m m‘o ton in: for ways to better himself for his
, rouoaasw
_. nigh tide 12 :06 p.111.
family's sake. He's always look-
inil'm’the time when the kids grow
0mm ' 1.,
'MEMBERSG '1"
' NEW RIFLES
, Continued from First
I The menare very we‘ll‘pleased for
the rating given by Major Easterday
for‘discipline to them was 90 per cent.
which is the highest mark Ittallttrl by
any organization in the regiment.
This speaks very well for the 'of-
licers and it shows that the men are
picking up very rapidly. Major Uns-
p 'm . j _ M = . ,l ,.
to stay in camp («lender's dinner.
Sunday morning services were held
by the chaplain alongside. of the
Combat Train barracks and‘ for men
of the. Catholic faith r services were
held in thelchspel near the ' of-
fice. - '
'Last week the following promo-
tions were made in the Combat Train.
Sgt-J McCarthy was ma sergeant
from private and Pvt Farrington
and Benjamin were made privates first
class with the pay of cooks. Private
\Villiam T. O'Brien was made corpor-
Awud of ”I. In
A ‘ Feature. 4
The Stamford Chamber of .
merce. Inc.. has decided to hold the
next Stamford Special Sales' Day on'
Saturday. June 25th. The Chamber ~
has received letters from "The Fur-l
niture Age" of Chicago and from
Chambers of Commerce 0: other io-l j
caiities. requesting information as to l .
‘ The Furnl-i .
ture A'ge Will publish - an- article .on‘ ‘
the subject and (photographs or Stand. .
the Stamford Bales Day.
rm!
.up-.-
i "or rourse. there are-some men
w who have children yet who aren't
m of Tthssociatcd Pre- lroal mtllers. These things don't up-
n. Associated Press is exclusively,.ply, to them. But the man who is
- . . to the use for publication ot‘interept‘ed in his youngsters and goes
. I!" dllpstches credited to it or titty-titty with his wife on bringing
'mr‘V'” “1 ""5 VII-Per and. also them.up»-thnt's the kind of man we'
~ hi news published herein. ‘need in the Jobs 1 have to fill."
'Al rights of publication or special - -"--——.
. wherein are also reserved. IGOVERNMENT To
‘7‘ ” "PROBE INTO ALL
WAR CONTRACTS
ford's busy centers. including, also.
pictures of some of the leading win- _‘
o
dows. ‘
In connection .with the next Bales3 "
Day. s. new departure will be “ism"
rated. and merchandise orders
amounting to $150 will be swardedl
on that day. These onwards will be .
as fellas: One of $23 in merchan-l ,
i .
terduy is detailed by the “'ar Depart-
ment to supervise the training of the
regiment and he is continually check-
ing up all organizations in the 192m!
Artillery for discippline. and cleanli-
ness of barracks.
Friday we had our his review at
the parade ileld and “It: were reviewed
by our Governor. All the organiza-
tions made a wonderful showing and
Governor Luke was highly pleased.
Immediately after the review all the
men marched to the Liberty Theatre.
where (lou-rnor Lake complimented
the men on the showing they made. I
The Combat Train considers itself-"‘9 "'9"-
Bun rises 4 :21, sets 7:28 al.
Today the camp is full with visitors
and among those present is Captain
John Keogh who organized both list-
tery C and the Combat Train. He
brought a bunch of papers for the
boys and they scanned them for news
from home. Chester Meeker also
came up to look the men over. .
Mrs. Edmund McCarthy. Witt of
our mess sergeant is also visitan u-
Vand she had dinner with the Combat
Train. Captain Loekhart. Lts. Oliver
and Doltus had Sunday dinner with
OOL JCERSEY
'$2.49 a yard .
'ALSO, - «
BLACK and WHITE
rs:-
dise. one of $15. one of 310. live of
85 each. 10 of 3. each. tea 0! $2 ench
and twenty-five of :1 each- One or-
der will be issued on each firm adver-
tising in the Stamiord Special Sales
EDsy event. A full explanation of this
r-
IIASONIO NOIES
Amsted Communication of ‘Old
‘ Well LOds'r‘. No. 108. I“. and A. M ‘(Contlnued from ‘lrst Page).
’ will be held at its rooms Tuesday eve: ' k highly honored for they were picked The bathing facilities ill "an Imiinnovation will 899‘". in “1° June
t':g,‘.& {rum “at 1921' at 8 0.61001“ ht such a flood of rommendn- 0 '0 M “w color company. The PXCt‘llltfl‘lrnnd there is an unlimited 23rd. Sales Day announcement. ,At
. - -) tory letters from the public. as Mr. ombat Train is indebted to Captain supp y of good hot water lilr the men —-————-—. , , . , l
.Work E. A. Degree. “‘anUiherty's du-clnration to punish KPt'lPT for letting them use the pistols ‘0 'f‘k“ ‘h°"°" with. ' isl'IlMABISL “'50 “AL? , ‘9‘. —-
All Master Masons cordially' and war profileers to the limit. depart- of his organizations for the parade. “9 0‘9le to be home uni Sunday{ ‘ ‘ "—"" in": "’Th
{Internally invited. of justice 0mm“... declare. lel".. ou'itlt curried their ”I” only afternoon hut it is impossible to state “RIDGEPOHT. June -0.— e $2.98 a yard
ml-
Mé-sasra’ have poured in from all in the review, at present just what time. The men submarine 8-50. last but one of the s
lt‘l‘aternally yours.
expect ‘0 he paid on Saturday night type boats being built in the Lake
“t EDISON T. HARRIS, “2 .‘I- sections or the country. and extra Saturday morning all organisations l “ C \ wa! launched
' est: , 'dlnrks h:l\(‘ had to be assigned for were spirit and “m" for the Federal.am at present the intentions are ‘0.T0rlx'd° 0'“ ,ompam'. ' .
; ROBERT M. “’IIA‘OX, .LIJ , reading and “(.knowlpdmunpm. inspection under th.- supervision of leave camp early. Sunday morning. lfmm the Wilt! at ‘thQLsigpyyardds mil: The Ideal Fabrlc for Sports Sklrts, DIOSSCS
” Secretary. "' “ One letter in particular brought Mn or l-Zasterdav The ins “on w“ ‘Salnrdni'. - Mrs. iii a . men . W « . . ’
l 'k l‘bspecti’ul nilontlon from the omclals- ...-r1.» minute :mli all ilarrms looked ""5"?” "Y How l‘l’ MEN. lot William G. Remand. naval architect Coats and Bathing Suits.
" . Butler Chapter N0. 38. R. A. LL, “whose desk it was sent. The writ-la! V“. ”1“ “Gold llust‘ Twins" “rm, lot the Company. acted as sponsor.
Dons in Masonic Temple. Bomb bait-claret] that she was a gold star busv. Prior ‘0 the Federal Inspection “RH’GEPOHT- 5““9 2“~—L°“"l
.~ Iain street. the 2nd and 4th Tues- , er who had contributed two sons 00.3. Lake “upon“! the barracks OrlCosill was lwaten over the head by
of-each month at 8 o'clock oqalw ulti-r of her own and hm- Combat Tm." and he was well “flu“, two holdup men Fnrly today. and is .- ‘
Hilly and August excepted. All R. A. try's anerlnre. In the some with ”w“. celldllinn. He compliment- now in the hospital being treated fol
hllorhoml was it man within tlw‘ml Culliailu cleanli- €000“!!an 0 “he brain. ills assail-
Iaszns cordially and fraternally ln- l.m~kll-u-t on tin
. ‘ ... l ‘ '
‘ t age. who with his brother had ants escaprd.
. 3 . . . . . ness of the barracks and the roun s THE
.. CLAR’IAi I. J. nnown. H. P. mulnied a fortune through fur-“mm" "w ,mrmck’ Th" tomb?" (‘osta was rollllPll of $1rm‘ mgmhfr i HOME OF: THE
:1 r" S. I“ 03- Fern-tar}; wishing thi- government wiih wzlr Trm".. l-arracks a” ‘illrm‘tlv oppmiit- with a watch and Chain. The assault
"V. .r‘ - 4- ;):lxplies ”which ' :th u‘ndersiood llfld‘lu,ghnvn‘fll “._udq‘ml.“." mm u“, men tookn’plnfe within a block of the . . . SJ ‘
1N COST 0'" LIVING Ayn \"AGES “‘g‘flgt: ' )t‘ ”F ’0' goulnmi-nt have to he t‘tillllnllilll)‘ on their toes ou rerinct police station. ‘ ‘
.. The prt'St'lll cost of li\‘lng in in. '_ . . lllld ki-cp ever-filling rplck and spun.
‘_ Unltt‘li Hahn is now 65 “0‘ (-0," - \v t-‘lflllinNtfitwfllnrfa “m," . The (‘ronflmt 'l‘rnin‘s lilirrllcks were llll
5'; above that oi the summer of 1914. 1 (-‘O'tllll‘ f, 2‘“ "h mp!" ‘.“°"!nnly ont-s inspeclui ivy Gou-rnor Lake I
P" when the inn Inga” “(Wording to n"; ’r "fill ‘0 a "m" ' 9 0 ‘00 “r"‘l'.:iilil the men of the train consider,
7.1mm“ -, ~ . non i in possible for hrr to takevth..m,,.h.,_ “man‘— “mum.” m V \‘lnli r
I” "10"!le lo Poll of the \‘lllOllul - k ‘ ‘4
1 . . ~ - I plopnr priulo- ill her samlilrrx ll . ,1 . i‘ ‘h ‘ l I _ ’ . -. _
. llllllstrial (Ulllt'li'lli‘t‘ llcmrl 'n "”"' H" "‘l "" '~‘ ‘1'” (om
t. lis A mass of mlcliiionnl rllnrxes. flfll'r- Inn", l Chief
r, organization “m" "m” milking COHUH- ed vollllltul'ilv lw lll'llYltllln'H hnvlnz‘ I... r n ‘
.r. nous surw-ls or vlmnm-s lll the cost ‘lllwltl; klmwll-dizo or R‘T’irlll‘fi ll'i\‘t‘" mmrm‘y mum”: “ dance Wt" ar- -
ll 0’ llvillz during the lust live years onlnlol'intn tlw- ilt'l'lrlllll lit a; "l rm." ll ‘ “mm“ for ”w m'ln ‘u ”w auditorium
., The high point in nu. “mm...“ ‘ » ‘r' l‘ ‘ " ' ‘ ' vnnll in split or the heavy downpour
1 [h t . 4 . . ..i.t n 0 he Pnrltapnmlnnio, omollils nuluw limlitOIillnl was ”ck”, Willi n“. )
I“; 23.53:“ l’nl Ilium: “l“:hpd “1 JUI)’ \0‘;Il§". lint-ll Film" will be (‘Ilrf‘rllllV-qlwnct'r! " “a“ h.
‘ ' V“ “'“ ‘ Wm" “ -5 Dir f‘l‘lll. imr tlrulul. \\l| -n the lillr‘uu n-la '. ' ‘ “radial-um
a390"“ "NH 01' Jilly. It’ll. There has umltrr EVHV ii “'3'!- na-r-rtml . L l Tomorrow "it?“ “ Vaudeville “NH“ “u. tfishlrmmm 67 North Main S t) SO ~ V -
been a drum”..- ..r 11, I,” (...m. Sim... ' _ " ._-_;.-_“,_'_ ‘lnlnlni‘lll will lw furnished ut "i" Y. hope-roll," ssewhsir l nee nth 1 (“Walk
last summer. \Hill the downw- r, h ' v .\I, l'. ..\. ill .\\.r for nil the (‘mlll6r- dm.‘- mulhnsmmdflft
movement mnmmim, gummy “0:”: KILLED 8‘ AN AUTO lllvlli men. Spwinl um llrv- ln-inc What”: )lotrsss_ethlbs.. m m 0’ “mm man
.... o... co... .. .... n... 0N HER WEDDING DAY.””‘”~“' .... “...... mm" .. "' "'“l' um mm
items which ll.|\i‘ not shown Mlillsilili- ' ' “mm" ”H" .H “w .- without milius‘ that mm. SECRET - .
Iiul decreasrs. ' (Continued from l-‘lmt Pam). llw "1..“ “HI u” attend. _ r - It’d!”- u in “cubic, can Harry Dun—Phone 754.3
Through thi- i‘O-(Dlll'l‘flllnll of more -—-—- Mornings ”w n" " :lrill from '1” in ‘5‘” ‘
than 60 rt‘l'lll Ill-Ili'l‘fi in c; (yum...- ‘ . . . . . . “‘3" in” th- Iflrrtmunn are cur" ”usual"
. . ,, . ._ nlmi “ho tin; ll «Llrnl “.lh virilincu
cut cities. llw .‘.l.llllll‘uciuri-rg' _\§gn.~i. "limlt flu- in cm). H m“... “n hm”, in“ r in lctl.llr-'.~l l-\' lll" ofiirc rs (if the| rwm-I' ”I'll!!!“ . -
atlon of COLllt'rlll‘lll him rm'm‘ilu-il hour ”m Imp; corlwr “r ,‘lnin nn‘lll-tllll’lJlll s. l.-\-oilI. is .li .. 4.. and I it. “gm-INL‘MWIummm
monthly diirillz lllt' List )t‘ill‘ (‘llilllgI-s l'.ll'k .kirmta Miss l.;il-llli.'l-r slvl’lPI-d‘rn'fl s. ”2'1”" l-oriln “I right on tho W” "h1rhl’. C‘fl‘ truss-semi...“
in the cost of {00“ “11M“ Mule. Tll" on "w “mum” ””90”" in frmlt of jail llllll lids llu- mi-n up in :implo "DMIHNM“' "° "N" . .
latest reverts show that llll £l\l'l‘.i[.:i' lll- fullnmulillra .\.~ soon ml xln- saw “Hie“ I .
decrease in film] pry-rs since .ipril, hr-r lung”. «he 3mm.“ lmr‘k nml ”wnl lllv mass of the "14'“ is "try 300.! m Grower at mt
. 3920 in the 6 Mill-u or i)". “h“. is h"“lt'lllrl l“lll'lll\' "q llion was ”v H‘unsldo-y‘iniz lllv {:lvi illiit the gnu-rn- WI
3"; 2‘3 per PPM. or Practically ".. 'l‘lin ll"! l0 id“! lil'le-r'n her and the curinmrm m7“ Jun“! ‘3" rpm” ”"7 man “flux mm. “mm"..- “ghvw
'T', creates: ”"0"“5" W119 Zn pi-r cont, Slu- ilurtmi hack to lllc» slat-walk and “fr m““* "”9 N"‘“"“"' L“ "'slllm' “ mm‘mhflflfi 0' l1“-
,‘ ‘1‘ and the smulll-st drop was 2] WT Wm. knock-«l ”0“.” l.\> the l'nmler. hflr‘flllill‘ for the mess and hv works ilko “M I
3;“. 139711;; repariml from m". of the lé‘l‘z- hm“! striking heavily on ”w asphalt :l ll'lljlln for tllu- men. He is lilvl)’ :ls-
' (*l, ..t C ”(as in u”. gm“! pnvo'nlmlt. ' , SIPlW‘l ll)‘ (‘onlu i-‘llrrinxton and llell- A110“, ' v ' ) ~~
. In COlan‘tion with the full ill lllt' “'0”. who had been lining h” nt— ,l£|"llll. l-‘nr Sunday illnnr-r Rm. lilo. BIING DRESSES Ann 3‘] R033
. co" 0’ “Vllllt. llH-rl- have lu-i‘ll lll- must "‘ "W'lfl ill" llf‘t‘lll'lll. plnrnrl.‘\”—”’-" nrruuzrdjht- "’HO‘N'“! clinllrr.
‘ :reases in unemployment and r.-.].,.._ lll'r in his tar and Nllirll‘ll for the hns- gm‘” (‘llli‘kt‘l’h Firwui Corn. “rend. These warm weather garments appeal to \Vt‘ll‘
.‘ ions in wagpq A "....."t fillrl‘iv of pll'll lllll f'lr q“'.|‘- The , rnVy, Mashed Potatoes. lllr‘t‘ Piill- .
, _ -~ . '. ‘ - - pluslrlnns r ...g‘i.
“0 Fatallllsllnlinls in .33 stills-:4. ll;l\'— were "1mm“ ‘0 «lo nni‘lhing for l‘mr (ling. llnno r. "ltnrs and pour... " 0‘ $017,000], comiortablc, and pr.“ ...
in: 803,670 emplnw-s in “w” "You-oil H‘ r'l' ” i'v who “WWW“ . ' “Olllll l..~ impossibly ‘0 nrl'nil (- d1 . l
. p - . - . . l -x - preparing for I “ '1 1 l .-
‘ I. decrease Of 45 [N'l‘ m-nl, lll (-’]]I)loy- “H‘ “'|"l'lll‘iL'_ \vq-rn I'lrnstrntmj “‘l’li‘n.n“r llk" this (in lhv‘ amount llllnwrd . The ne' “I!“ 0‘ DCTCEJA chambray, and Kmt‘.
. ment and an “ng“ ”auction in u“. “Hm" n ”hmhmw m" from l... n... 30....rnn,,.m hut M. mmmmh : stripes and plain colors come in many new moillls— :. gr}
at; '38?! of 8 per (Wm. ”H. llfielnlul ivlling of h”. death. In: to the mass fund th men mzirll- . V-neck styles, finished Willi “Chink. piping. or ruff/5.
this possible. (-n l-‘r‘dny the men had
Cornmeal. Fried sausage. milk '
mm: pulntnc-I mid com-v. for
breakfast: beef stew. lirend. rice pud~
Some have plain belts, some have sashes. and an: i. v
_ ems pockets.
'f 26 factories with 46.01" rmplnyes
I;"‘- In 1920. in l‘llllllt‘t‘llf‘lll. “'ll‘l‘ lllf‘lllll- CIIASS
”-40 Cd in this HIll‘Vi')’. 'I'llvse HllO‘VI‘ll illi-
DAY FOR
NORWALK HIGH
,- vcrsge l~ - - .
...1_ h r will”: Hi». i”. tulliln) llli ni orI In": and N‘m‘p for dl ‘ PRICE RAN M ‘0 K
.. g. ‘ . m Om lunar“ “rum. rm‘ . nner nni pressed GE FRO 980 T0 ......0
do ion or 12.1 m-r vrni. it will i... COMNWM from First Past. "“m' Mk”! ""“n’ “'°“”""” “3"“
r \0
“WW" (Am'rh‘nn full cream) bfi-sd 'According to style of Garment and Quality ..i'
and coffee for supper.
noted that heih for ('nnnv-ru‘rut null,
the entire L“: ’Slllli'fl (‘0\'('l‘i'd, the nu-lu"
(‘lnss lliatory-Miss Anna liensler.
1 use reduction in warns “as much has Solo—Mi“ Miriam Clark. ”T"m'" l” m H l" “- m" most “r ‘
... than the rtilllt'tion in the cost of nv-‘ Nuns will. lei-lament or the Senior H". "w" ”r" “h“, “"0" that time. ‘
‘ in: during the same period. class of 192l—r.\llss l~2illo~l (Minion. A” men Who wanted ‘0 ‘1‘" “H"‘led '
1' ——O—-———% [Oi'sriure—"Culll-gn Mullvy." by n . ' ‘ ‘
._. ' IRISH PROGRI‘SS ill \f' quarto-l. 1. Irving lint-in “m1 .
. . v ' 4 O . . . .
When ”w “arid WM wok“ 0M,flinging]“3:21:21,“trill. banjo- O.«.“¢oe.%,¢k.«muwmwmmw:eg .
. -. .- ‘ - ‘roslly. with or 88 W ' ' "lk
. ashmgton Street South .\0r\\.l
South Ireland was demanding homo
.. rule, owltll a dominion parliament.
f -' Irish reluctance ill furnishing troops.
.money and supplil-s for llu- war was
" due mainly to resentment impnusc inn
British govo-rllmt-nt Sillf‘ll‘fli‘ki‘ll home
“1%. snxnphono. and Miss
Croneniwrg at the piano.
Class prollhf‘t‘)'—'S\'tlllt‘y llunkur.
’ Presentation of glfisr—lesnes l-Ili7-
itll‘l-lh Huntington and Hallie-r lira-art"
”Presentation of 'rluss l '
.‘llltll't'll
Why Buy a Chevrolet? 3‘
O O
":°%°%“:"
I
"l. “‘mpnmril? l” Orvlf‘r to il‘1ll un- \ milk in Mia; s -
. 1 goofingéllt‘l. 1:312";hI-“flmmnn'mull. :52.“:dkbrfigxmlffn. ivy 1. Irving lin- BECAUSE—More M1198 Per Gala“ (:38. 4 ,
;.;‘ _' -'. ‘ 0 pr v r-RP Graduatl ' _. . . . . VICTOR mELY
:ftt}::;n(l:nr‘ll::lli‘l‘l:lt.hh‘l‘l: on“ :n‘rlial'ngtr’l: (“..mlq min" $33!. )ll‘V “lg: Jill‘s: .: More Miles Per Qt. on Oil. ‘ _ ‘ . '
7' Z: “' 7"” “m” m" "“"”‘”"""‘ "”8 WW” .' More for Your Money *‘ " ‘( " ”m y BM)
I en eociml. indm-«l. in accord.- . _ .' o .5 " - .
Q; :e’itulseth: "fl“. hnmp l‘lll“ lilll. ”‘1‘:th CA“)LIVI< fl . ‘ an o e .u, FendCIS, Radiators!
, . s o mm-t and organize. South' . , ; PRICE DROPS, . WI . hm. bil Bod] } d
I “IE I OLLOHING— lamps. Repaired and Made to (r er.
Ireland demands full independence.
When the “'orltl
0'.
'And 'All Kinds of Sheet Metal Work.
\Var July 1. “’hcn State Tax
broke out. fiiuy.M‘.n“‘
”3
Motor Valve in Head.
garuwa: up in arms. under Parson“ ‘5' lim‘t'lhc. 0
. ‘OmP Hill“ for Ii‘l-lrlnd hnd ‘ , '—_ ‘ V 1
mxfrfiflr‘kl’fiofim‘ lirituill. l'l- ”([51:53:12]:fllifafolllli‘erin Stamford .. "‘5 zenith .Cuburetor Self Starter. WEIII’ING OE All]: B|N|)S 0F DIETALB
o rmnnil : i . V00 . . M
E . :1};qu ngte? Elnirdom lx'i'ritr‘dles: ‘rll zfitcct‘gls “i n!%“- The 3:30:11:th . ‘ L Trauma- “tee Speeds Forward. ;‘ u m M m 'm I“ '03“! w i
e 'n ed Ki " c are: . ' ‘
E about “I And noxv111231°2;.”;°‘,1§‘23 Henchman: 29 533:; uhga’lzonwagg 'lfimken Bearings in Front Wheels.
g lisment of ... ...... ...”... ... ...”... were mun; 29 ...... ...... ...”... - Demountable Rims With Extra Rim and Rack.
1 and organizing, without opposition. the price to 28 cents. One dl‘sler . F . o
:: glsungwhdfil‘ihllon izm-nrnment as the :ohs‘hil‘d been charging 28 cents is Sour Dmrs—RObe Rail-1300‘; Rut—T00] Box’ '
.; e I cum rule llill pmvmm, 1' ms EilBOIine for 27 cents. towart Speedometer Attached to Tran . . ‘ .
, .. . mission. 1 Summer Footwear
A 'decrease of from 1'5 cents to 2
cents in the wholemle price of gaso-
line was announced by the his whole-
It is all very contradictory. hut. not
so contradictory as it seems. The
fact is that North Ireland and South
so
' Goodyear Tires—Willard Baflaery. f
102-ln. Wheel Base. One Man'Top. ' ._‘ and Strap Pumps in Color
Sport Oxfords
‘ 7% t whole distance.
, North Irish ever. it I. expected {Mt the '1
«findings: Starting from nothing. has will advance to 29 'cents a. gallonpsif;
"F’smre‘ss far 9 distance. Result—they car owners will have to pay the tax. .
”will either alum" a. lap/{open Where it was aid by a representative of one '
7 them “and Even years of the larger oil companies. The .
Ilene. I 32:13:? collect the tax from theI .;
1 ‘ ’u ors . in order to sim lif th
m 000 :WOI" for the State- motor 0vehicle:
lung-en“. children com . n which has been desitnst- ‘
m c. said the man ed Inf. the legislative body to collect
magen- of a big the revenue. The distributors will. in“
Ireland have ‘both moved ahead and I!!!" and jobbers in this t i
‘XIIIMIO about equal p _ S the first p t f th . err tory . . ’ '
, inland sentiment “£33313... l§l§§:~w-pei :22 Quid??? ...... m. ‘ -- . Benzer Lens. Legal in All States. .. ~ Combinations
mud nee in 1914. and has now tallqn becomes eitectlve on July 1, ' Tools ... JICk _Pump_ElRtricughts. ‘ -. I‘Hr‘gl Bmgue Oxfords for 1‘19“ .84
. * 5.1
In. fact, the most complete low m? 1':- orss “may nvnmas -
the most economical car known.
THE 'roLLome PRICES ARE:
11mg.” 5 p... w, 3728.25 Moder. 3., arm, Tool...
priced car on the market. By far '
\
. FA
“Fairly what- a
n a fellow's
m ' was works
i- Conncally 55’ Bracken”
- sou-m noswm
M with the hiring and "-
pi. we,“ ..h . Mine. and “naught from the dealers and the. vexed W -
m hum" uman relations stud" 6.1"! will complete the circle by [deli doll ‘ /
m mmsfim $1,307.25 3! ‘FfBoR'dster,deliv’d.$lg290.O.0
"fie son-liesto the deal.
' fin the nrst place it makes a man
City.
salt“
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