FRIDAY, oo'r'oman 20, 1922.
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\VASSHINGTON, Oct. 20.—-—Miik dis-
tribution by auto truck is becoming
mol‘e gcenral and a. nation-wide move—
ment in favor of such transportation
is now in progress, according to the
National Automobile Chamber of
Commerce. Reports reaching tlill
body show that Cincinnati receives 97
per cent. of its daily milk supply on
’trucks; Atlanta, 90; Kansas Cit3'..4o;
4Los Angeies. 90; and Milwaukee, 65.
‘At one of the principal creameries in
Detroit more than 9,000,000 gallons of
_ 4 4 4 4 4 ,4 milk were reached by truck last 3ear
._», (19.11th min while he lixed.‘ The reports show that truck dis‘tri-
“mmr 1“ m m" “”3“ 0t a'bution through suburban areas within
‘1‘." lilhlkt DILH‘Otl in Th0 '1001‘ Di ll’lG a m‘um of from 30 (U 50 miles is
““3 “hm” “La“y‘mdmm a. “‘1‘ more satisfactory and economical
Amid to M1 the birthplace oi the than any other means of transporta-
“m‘ "“""" SW91 ““h‘s‘w- 'tion. With the possible exceptions of
Sim-l men from all parts; of the New York, Chicago and Philadelphia.
\ (llllill‘y \iillil‘l-ISCIl the clodit-oton 1 sar-,it was said, the opinion was expressed
mummies. Thu inscription on the mli- ‘th‘ut producing areas are not located
in? (LC-520113 the late Mr. Kelly was the,so distant from distributing points
l 111- of the process of steel mak- that trucks cannot be used.
5': 11.4.14 has made H111 luiiltii'r: lAl‘O- In Milwaukee, tile rt'port said, it
i-w 11: MW world possihh‘. lwas shown that sixty-five per cent. of
Follnnliz the nnu-ilimr. William C‘. ’the 30,000 gallons shipped into the
lilrl'l‘, Oct. 20.—-—'l‘lw lute: VVil-
..o'-l13’, scientist. hailed as the dis-
111' the pnrumntic process of
making; has been accorded the
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Charles Garland. millionaire So? 4
cialist. startles the world by putting
aside his legal wife andwhis legal
“.V of t‘lizirls-xtnn, \V. \';1.. :1 >01: ‘rcits‘ daily arrives in trucks. at an mi- 11 4
.d :1 1411113 111.1! 1111 to that H1111: l111.l:llllitl SflVllll—T 01' $175113- In addition 31 to“; to “V9 ahhislafltr With V
on :1 family sm-ri-t, lto this. milk dealers were quoted as are euson‘ above. Whom he (11-,
forms the public is his“ I~‘memal
milk ' .
fiw mate."
could handle
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i No (lot'lurud that you: nso his frilli- saying ”W,"
vulnhlielwd :1 steel mill in Koxn‘ronls :1. can cheaper when the milk is
sky and lwgnn lnnuul‘ucllll‘l' m‘ :‘lw-l brought to th-m by truck from the »~— —« - - -
y Hm r1111 chm-coal motlmir (lnq' IljtV forms, than by any other method. -
he Slill'vfl forgot to I'DrllolfiLK‘h “19‘ 111 tlw rt-lail (ii-livery pliase,_it “was $19531 all three 0‘ whom ' have sup-
ported prohibition programs. have not
lI-‘Irr‘onl beneath one of the i‘urnom-a.‘
raised the wet and dry issue in pre-
1'". Kl-ll) investigated :11111 sww il.=’1i
HM 1:1i \\l:~=vvn(l1i11t:tl1v nfi’rlling‘ iron
4-1 l 111: Iklng' it. not oolvlur. {1.4 lu- on-
-« in find, but hotter
~ 1.1111 >1- «ltulupml the air pm-
\ of ~4 -- I! milking: from tli Ll cliu’ m
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’i'1w H111 of tliv- discoverer
mint-d, ilm (‘HSP was cited or a large
milk company that motorized its de-
linn wv-I\it£‘.r(p]1(‘ing 54 horse- election campaigning.
d: m n \‘lllt in; with 44 motor trucks representatives, 0- 13- Burtness.
l“ l {Noam} 4-1 sminr: of $24 000. ‘George W Young- and F. H. Sinclair,
haxe the support of the president of
the North Dakota. \V. C. T. U
J L-Jw. Deemy 20f Bismark
lposed to Mr. Young in the second dis-
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I’ROHIBI'I‘ION ISSUE NOT
RAISED IN NORTH DAKOTA
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liv-ilwgnofinal-Sh n‘mlnnon later oh- IHTSMMHC- N. D. Oct. 20. “Candi-‘trict on an "Independent Progres lbeglnning with the uninism and
I 1 ~.111“ .14 am!” am story of «lair-e opposing the re- election or siv"e ticket, while not announcing his'high, schools to pick om luivs who
{If 111;:147»: ”(1’1 11m 1.11.-1- win-1' 11... North Dakota's representatives in con- position. is credited with being a dry. have special qualifications :11131 who
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\ l1“: "I‘l'll 1' ”:1! rtlw‘ 1.1l»- Sir; Worked on and developed “Nil {1. view
' 1 1 l1'1~1-‘ 'lll '\» “‘11-'13 ""11 31:!‘4-rillj.‘n ‘ to participation in the Far Eastern
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1 ,1, i “" o\11-i tl; $3511 m l ‘ The winning 05 these L. 1111151 means
- 1'1 ‘ I l' “l" "A": (111Nvl‘4 a. great deal. It will» rm :111 that the;
1 1 1: 1]ull‘rl.lfi 1",an Sh! l‘illpinos lune ph3siczil uneugo on-
..».I .4 ll. ..1HH11:‘, H41n4’41Hn nlm; durunce and skill to an (’\li'llt which
744.144, 11 4 ‘4" 14" “ (”1"”7‘3 ""‘l enables them'to triumph in mummy ,,
nil. ‘ I “1 1:0 lll"1(‘+':~‘s from ftion over all other E11511 w. peoples.
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1' l'lil‘hlll'fl'll lnlvi- \\ 14 «m w. r . Y ‘5 y, estuhiifihod in" the Island (Lurnment '
l \1' "» r-m- ol‘ ll1-- Pfilll:ll“., 1 SA BAYER - When you buy ASpll'ln of American Samoa. Tl. 1. llgious
M i . denominations still comémiv their 4
Colorful F rnl . -. . . . ' .3 0' ' ml.- ”3.1 1 '
«1.:. . ‘ u m" . 1 ”loss you see thr- nnme “Hoyt-r" (hm, ll(:lll‘lllS. and for pain in general. schools: ion” Since t In 1. in
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.1?ng EPARTMENT
21 full and complete assortment of everythingistylish in '
Fur Coats,
Capes and
19C»
On Saturday, October 21 We Will open this new
department, and on that day Mr. Joseph Apsel,
leading furl 1er of New York will be at the store
.Jnood has announced he hoped every»
_ Eastern games at Osaka, J
dence, and builds upa ph3sical condi-l
» lug should be built. up in the Philip»
The presentlgames to be hard in OSc'lki 1V- xt year
OD-land there is every'neason Mu there?
ing his approval at athletic sports in
general and wrestling and boxing in
particular, Governor General Leonard
city and town in the Philip 1
nine I i-
ands would be combed in search ofsa.i
strong team to compete in the Far
ilpan. next l.
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May.
"I Leliexe in clean sport and ath-
letic training," said Gm —Gon Wood.
"Sound athletic training makes better
men physically,
or fair play and the idca or give and
take.*1t incmaées- a. man s self-confl-I
tion in order to attain which there
must be an» observance oi‘ selt-re-l
straint good habits and sound moral
principles. All—around :ill'llctlc train-
pines in every .ppssible wax. espécially
in the 80110018. I wish 0013 boy in
the islands knew how to box and. to.
.wrestle. and to do both “1-11
would be better citizens '1 he tre-
mendous increase lnthrv‘moralo, the1
self-confidenceptz-a'man that is en-S
gendered by boxing. Wrestling and“
other hand- to- hand sport is of local-g
culab‘le value in any crisis «it his lire
“With reference to the l1 .11‘ L‘ aster-n .
we ought to search every (itv evfery
municipality and every bz~1r1in in the“
Philippines for good mzitul..1_ There, :
is no reason why there should not, be44 ’
oshould. be material in all ii. i s( hools
MAMEA+”P.- 1-.»1'3ct. 20;‘-—‘-—Ex1)ress I A '
cultixotts the spirit: -
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ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY.
Women s and MisseS’
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THE LATEST MEL‘MODEIS WEE POPULAR SHADES. VA LUE
WE? FROM $12 SOTO $18. 00. ON SALE AT— ‘
/ Thisls =11 Silence Gf’fAJIife-‘Eme ——.Don’t Miss It !
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WOL C
Oriental and Flowered Designs.
. $1.25 Value—Tomorrow at—
54 Inch All Wool
‘ FRINGE SERGE
.3150 Value. . $1 69
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Tomorrow—Ya r11
54 Inch Helm"
WOOL COATING
444. $1.95
Tomorrow—~Yard ......
$2.50 Value Black
SATIN DUOE'ESSE
Rich, Lustrous Fabric $1.59
Tomorrrmfl—X ard \ . . . . .
42 Inch All Wool
CANTON CREPE
Best Fall Colors. $2.00 val $1 29
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Tomorrow—Y ard 4, . . . . .
Read Our 'Advs;
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TEA EXPORTS TO
44 UNITED STATES INCREASE
T010, Oct. 2.0 ——Japanese tea. ex-l
ported to the United States since the?
beginning of the current year amount-
ed to 16, 000. 000 pounds, at the end of
August. This increase approximated 4
six million pounds compared with the»;
returns for the corresponding period"
last 3 ear.
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WHERE HOME FOLKS _
ENJOY MEYES;
At the Savoia restaurant where we
rather pride ourselves on our “bane-
cooked meal ‘5 and the purity, quality
and cleanliness of our foods. When
you take a meal here you feel like
telling all your friends about. 115.:- Sea
road a. specialty. 4
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~Advertise in the Sentinel .‘or the.
Best Reruns. . ,
seven RESTAURANT ,
Business Hours 6 A. M. to 12 P.1d.»
54 South Main 82:!“ '
South Nawaik.
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KEEP FIT TO
MUSIC" ,
Victor Health RecOrds'
$3.00 a Set.
SA. .1. Collins Co.
'16-'32 North Main Street.
ucs
ANCES
in mixtmos of black and white
At $1.95 and
Light B10“ 11, Navy, Camel and
“'9 have a line 0
according to size. From
$225—A11»w:m1, Derby rib and mam—Black. Dark and
At $225——Silk and Wool, heather mixtures and plain colors.
At 79c—Cotton and Wool, heather mixtures.
CHILDREN’S SPORT HOSE.
i Children' 3 W001 Hose, fine and heavy ribbed, priced
SPORT ‘HOSE.
full fashioned ribbed and plain
and blue and brown ~
PURHITURE-co.
l27-i29'WASHIHCTOK ST.
30. NORWALK
Lavat.
...........59c to 98¢
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P ACE BQOTERY
PEACE 1mm: BUILDING
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FOR MEN AND WQMEN.
to demonstrate.
We extend a cordial invitation to step.‘ It: and inspect and try on
some of our newest arrivals in flusdepartment. ’
H4They will give you a warm welcome. ’7
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We are giving the most wonderful shoe values of the town:
Step into our store and convince yourself of the quality,serv
ice and style ,
Palace Bootery Shoes 1iea'cl the footwear 1110ch
Palace prices make economy possible.
»s¢op into style. vat}: Palace Bowery Shoes 1
HOSIERY—ALL 601.988.
Norwalk Chronicler