Slanting, Clear Vision Windshield
One Man Top k .
Balanced Crank Shaft 1
Balanced Flywheel
Balanced Pistons
Crankshaft Bearings Polished
Improved Wiring
N 0 Top Bows
Much More Comfortable, Higher Backed Seats
$348 without starter
$443 with starter
(f. o. b. Detroit)
First Payment as Low as $96.75
New Ford Touring Car ‘
Floor Carpets to Match
Mechanical Window Lifters with Felt Ch
Retainers '
‘ Newest Ford Sedan
Upholstery Now Finished in Walnut Brown with Black Stripes
annels and Spring
New Driver’s Seat, Much Larger and M029 Comfortable
‘New Design
Instrument Board
Balanced Crank Shaft, Flywheel and Pistons
Crankshaft Bearings Polished
Improved Wiring
$645.00
(f. o. b. Detroit)
/
- , First Payment as Low as $149.39
' Balanced Crank. Shaft
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* Newest Ford Coupe ‘
Upholstery Now Finished in Walnut Bi‘own with Black Strips
Floor Carpets to Match 1
Mechanical Window Litters with Felt Channels and Spring
Retainers ‘
New Design Instrument Board
Balanced Flywheel
Balanced Pistons .
Crankshaft Bearings Polished
Improved Wiring
' sssoyo .
First Payment as Low as $100.00
F ()Rl) FACTORY
(‘LOSES
'gCil account of the coal shortage),
no will make deliveries in strict
lotion. ‘
’ UNTIL THE
3
NEl r CARS ARE ON EXHIBITION AT OUR SHOWROOM—52 NORTH MAIN STREET
DUTEE WILCOX FLINT, me.
OPERATING 30 FORD STORES .
P. S. The lowest first cost—the lowest upkeep—and the highest resale value of any motor our ever built.
, YOU CAN AFFORD
A FORD.
You and your family can get real
enjoyment out of these new
models. Do your part-exec}: 011‘
the waiting list.
Order YOUR New Ford Tomorrow
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I r it is n. (ll-light to all Americans. \ Dur- .
‘ Li ‘ ting: .Illl} Hillll‘ll‘dlilllll'l) L".'.~ “H l‘l‘l'.~~'.';l.'_
|\‘lsill-d Mount Vernon unnl. (luringthv
lllsl'ul :x’l-ul'. :ullllissious llulnlw-I'vd 336$”
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1mm n-lllrzlm .~ lu- living to
vigil}:viiulhleitluvn‘lq 11:);t:::;:'l;w1~ liu- «Hula in lilsl-l'l: 3 condition:
lump lls.lu Lsnm‘nml 1.. “l" .' ’l m lmlsr- \\'i.l‘i\- .\ill‘£iiii-l'lll’rffillt‘hin
\\'ll"‘hilll.'.‘lDll'S hmnp. .‘l'hll‘d‘lji'd' loonlwl opposill- hold 5. ‘llF-ltff;
llu- “mi“ M ”.13.“. .-n m in; llmn sum-l, Nutlmnsl. in.
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iii”; 1..“ I In.) I ‘. . ,‘ mw-l lwn'isls, ll \x'ns liouirht luy the
‘,M"H‘L'I T . , ' l'nlll-(l smug in .1396 l‘or$1l(l.000.
a» 1‘ n.:l--: A 61‘ ~,
,I ‘3 1 hm“; “'2" \' '. , .‘j‘ ' l~nm'l:\l.l. 'rln: oxu’ GAME FOR-
fn‘m ’ " 1”” ’3 mnsz To GIRLS
’ 'H‘ S “UNI" ”‘1 A ' “V “f W”: H leil).\'. Sl-pt. !.——Gnmcs, with
1” H)" M" "I i" \‘ ‘J " 1"" ‘ ; llu- vv't‘ptinn of football, are lit-no-
.l, tom: ilil «:13. .H ’~ .1 ~ -' Vi" {Hm-1| {01‘ girls, according to a com-
“""" H" “ ““' .mulw :ll‘lminll-d at the sues-swim] 0?
than (-Ic lull. ul ll-f n1 {my (‘olll‘gw of Proceptort-s to consid-
lrullll, (:3
.‘n'p
» 1‘? HH- 3!“ Ml l'-~‘ ill (""h'rlm- llw mlvct of physical education of
n : lumiM lulu. ls on Ihl‘3l1il‘lx null young: womcn.
Il' 'i‘~' WW“ “I" Sim“- 'H'“! 'l‘lu- commillcc comprised 233 doc-
" " l" H“ "'1‘ i“ 5"“ l I” ‘ilr-rs. 1&3 lwnd school mistresses and
. “Ml"! L'“ n ""1””“3‘ ""1; l.’.!~ women students. Almost with
film-u Hull: .3." ALW'“ pun- ; m”. "Qif‘l‘ they. declared themseli'ow
l “W (“P 0: 1““ inonu- ’ on llw side ot‘f’lhc Sports-1:111 and the
If \WH “lu'w'”l I'm" WN'“ g (ll‘lpulll‘llls of games for girls have up-
‘lmél‘n‘ (N‘llll‘f‘l' 5’. ”55- NO pnrvntly rclircd from the field defeat-
l.- (‘llllllll'll ‘ ul. ’
Nl‘lllm'iill- l‘l‘fl‘lll'." 'l‘lw (‘omlnitlrm made a thorough in:
“If" l‘HMiC- \'c~:<li«::lll0n. and as a. result. all games
S porsons clurinxiwvro ndx'ocntcdlor girls with the ex-
"1 ill l'l'll'llllll‘ l'éll'k (“'lovplifin ol‘ football which was almost
”H \Vl't‘llll’E'W'l Ml‘llll- unnuimouély condemned. Lacrosse.
ll yr inul‘m'suihll' for [-0. {cricket and swimming were consider-
..um-s usually 5:0 “INT M‘ i («l thl' most beneficial.
ii lilyl-Illgul l0
"M :1, recent Sunday 2.-l Tl reported that every school and
I‘vt'm'llwl m: ('Htl'l'inl:.slndt-nl questioned said the nlthlciic
lmrr. It is rnpidly lvc— lrniuiug of girls developed a lu'ond
» {or tourists. N0 ('n- and lwnlly outlook on life. and madl-
:hurgl'ul. , thorn public spirited. courageous and
Mm- \\':ls<hinr:lon's old resourceful. Doctors expressed the
opinion that physical exercise had a
beneficial effect on child—homing.
f Vernon. on tho Poto-
\ ll‘fl‘lll'fl, 10 miles from
lligf hos lmcn thv moccn
Try a Sentinel Want Adv.
. " - iwnild. who go by stonml-oul. electric]
.1 " . illuliu (Hill :lllll‘lllt‘illh‘s. ~1\'L~’,\l as near-I
" i g 1 H il)‘ in its Origlnnl state on iossil»l.- ll)"
. l.udi<-:z‘ Mount \‘H‘non .»\;..<ocizlliun. l “""l‘lmun oi ”-‘U'UUVG “"““1“"“‘-" “1“ l lurly during: tin operation nf-m‘ Scrgy.
__.._.
Is all il‘nl will l'ul‘vslnil \Yltl-
illinistl-l' :lllll
limit-lull).
llll ~i Ii. liulul»,
il;.\.v(‘niloli h) llalzyllrl; v;
, \\VK'(‘I{H. C(Ilitl-‘illllL'ti Innrvlcn 1' cl
Him-13:0 lv‘muiicll. Hrs Alum-u: gioccl‘.
int 12 o'clock mm. l"l‘ill;l_\. Sl-plvxnlwr
115. So far us known, livid» will lu- HIL-
{first iniilistcr to not ill such it iUlt'.
; “My duty is ('it'fll',” Slu‘rill‘ ilolvl)
istlid. “The law spu-llicnlly lu'm'idr-s
that the silt-rill of ”It cum!) in \\ hich
‘u prisoner is convicted Ol‘ lust (ll-grim
imurdcr. shall nth-mi to ”It details- of
1Hi.- hnnuiup; or lit‘liili the task to one
.of his deputies." _
Slit-rill llohl) slates that while he
l'uvnrs (‘npilul punishlnl'nl. lll‘ does
{not believe in hanging.
To justify his actions. llu- former
.(‘hnplnin quotes from llu- ltilull- 11:: lol-
lous: “\Vhosovvvr siu-ddrth Mood. lly
mun shall his blood In; shod." 110
says the Bible is full of examples oi‘
capital punishment.
Sheriff Robb until recently was pas-
tor of the l'rhnudulc Federated
Church llcrc. “hell it appeared that
the (hip ol‘ “'0ka (-xccution would
come during his term of office as Sii(‘l‘~
iff. ROM) rosisgnl‘d his puslorutc. HP
explained that he did not want his
acts as slim'il‘l‘ to (‘tlliSp cmlinrrussmont
to nil-mind‘s of his church.
Rohh's career as sheriff of Polk
county. the most thickly populated in
Iowa. hats been a Si“ otnculnr one. On
October :27. univss intervention is
mmll; he or Ono of his deputies will
be obliged to hung Urric Cross. ac,-
(“OXIII’HPV ol’ \‘(t-uks in the slaying of
F‘osdick.
‘ llohl» was decorated with the dis—
tintfllislH-(l service cross during“ the
“’orld \‘.':).l‘ for extraordinary heroism
IliSpl:l,\(-d in attending to the needs of
the men in his regiment during the
in every part of the
' READY ’l‘l) Hl‘lllfiu TRAP.
III-ZS MUXAICS. town. Supt. (\n—Jn-
Im‘mvl‘r'
lLIIgl-lzo
idrix'c zigninrst. the (-n'muyht Chateau-
{Tliivlrifi Jlis cilntion shows that;
f'duriug: nil of this linu. and particu-
lw showr d the f-‘ll‘fill'h‘t coolness under
. . . ,, , , (Stu-2y iii‘liill‘l‘)’ up in attending to
,tllupluilr ol ll”; loath Ju null}. l.:-ll-— l ”H. ”(was of ”w m”: of his regiment."
illow dnlsmu, ll'om curring out ill" [mm] ““1”“. “us “how“ as the.
(‘Illniiliulu for Congress
lawn district.
livmocrntic
from the Fourth
She’a Little But OhMyl
’l‘hc gum pmlm-os nlurc milk unnu-
ully in prupnrliun to its live weight
than any other :ulinml kept for milk
production.
CAN‘T no Till: “'ORK.
It's too much to try to work every
day against :1 cunslnnl. dull backache,
or sudden (inning: pain in the small of
the hack. lh- rid of it. Try Dean‘s
Kidney l’ills. Your neighbors re-
cnminend them. Ask your neighbor?
Mrs. J. Morgan, (31 Spring street,
South Norwnlk. says: “An attack of
the “flu" loll my kidneys in' an un-
healthy condition. My back nearly
l'cll apart wilh pain when I did my
washing. Slooping work put my
back in such a condition I could hard—
ly got about and it seemed to be stiff_
nud sore mornings and achcd dread-
l'ullv when l lit-min to stir about. I
could hardly hold a spoon in my
hand, my ncrws were so bad and
headaches nearly drove me frantic
and dizzy spoils came over me when
I became blinded by spe ,ks. Doan's
Kidney I’ills had been so highly re—
commended to me that I got some at
the Stillsmi—i’owel Drug Store. The
few boxes I used entirely ”rid me of
backache and put my nerves in good
condition." ' ’
Price one. at all dealers. Don‘t
simply as}: for a kidney remedy get
Doan‘s Kidney Pills—the same that
Mrs. Morgan had. Foster-Milburn
Co., Mfgrs.. qul‘alo. N. Y; Adv.
l
!The8trongatfinea£
Miss Clara Goldhurst. lwezzry—llve—ye'ar—o'tn head of: out};
who could speak no English and has.
arrived in this country thirloe. ->
put and call dealer in the she
perseverance is the secrm 0“ I~~~ raw-(was
’2
School
Shoes
Is‘Now My as
Max Levy’s.
rl Shoe Store *
31 So. Main. St. 50.1%er-
In modest h and
home of fit]: . >
Are pests that threat s i
the family' health.
You can’t afield to . -.
let them stay 2
And grow in numb”.
every day. 5 '
But there’s no 7
to wonder how,
To rid your house ' ‘
of vérrmn' now.
'For bedbngs, W‘ fleas ,
and other pests *
lTroupin’s Exterminator
will give you test. 5.
BOX fie. ,4 7": é ;
Sold at ’
The“ Clifford
m...» _. .,_,,..,
~-’
- 5 firm,
vnry little schooliu“ on she
not). is now the only woman
She says hard work, study and
yo.
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OTHER NAME?
on: PAPA CALLED HIM
LOTS OF. NAM as wnen
HE WALKeo THE
FLOOR ‘wrrn Hllf’l
03155 CD QE‘ANY or
nTHEM sol-r?
‘ .ByflélzrléxMcManul
Pharmacy ’9 .. S.
'60 South Kain Street, ’1
South l«walk
THE MlNlSTeR
CALLS AT OUR
HOUSE EVERY wears
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