A,Y rm“? f5“
Service
~}:L.\.\'D. Jan. zen-Am
.crs a"! m ‘N’ Ch. ‘3‘
mine of land they do I“ M
15 the contention or he'll Gib-
bLisher and m m. o! M
an article pom In the
oiorist for Februry.
minute an sutomowe goes in-
s-brvlce of it! pm.” be
out "it adds to the veins e!
“.0: of land it mitt
1:01;! its entire life. It senders
d more “enable—litre seces-
cihcr wordl. the automobile
:3 fined (taxed) annually tor
.orncone else's property more
_.- gte carefully fines (tans)
:moblle that comes into
exempt! the increases in
, «r: ., that it creetes.
9, (taxes) the eutemobile
, :‘.c value mt he creates
w .; is the recipient of this
. land owner. who hsd no
. Nation.
mmohile has made more
:- .- ';_»2 land owners along the
. message then the automo-
;;- .f.:<‘lure§‘.‘deller and owner
'5 .i mfillt‘f Of thomu“ con-
. .t the automobile uses the
"i ;' should be taxed as n mat-
:muruction cost and upkeep-
cool roads odd far more to
; ....ue along their sides than
y s .' construction. and this lut
L. lack in the horse and buggy
.“‘;lnce, Gibson cites the
mrmnom
AUTOS BENEFIT
Keep terminals clean.
Dent. 'tdust errubosr whale is
we
Great Britnin hnd “8.000 autos on
A u. 102:.
oline is dietrihuted only by
germs In Switserland.
Mos he] one auto to even 181
tumult-nu in 1931.
Forty rillrosds are using motor
trucks for short heuls.
Fifty-six street railway companies
are operating motor trucks.
Three-fourths or the mines in this
country are using motor trucks.
Nearly all Atlanta's milk supply
comes in by truck.
Try the bakes every time the car
is taken out.
Looec terminals csuse considerable
loss in motor efficiency.
Buttery terminals should never be
allowed to rust.
Oil should-not be ellowed to collect
on wires.
Three-fourths of motor troubles are
tremble to the ignition system.
b.
wnrdbytherndintor. ‘
CostelAves-sgsnmolem
The average automobile W *
1913 cost 8770. '
This wss 14 per cent below we;
price or 1921. when the overuse ear
sold for 8000 s
Whatceuses thislo'w amin'
suto prices is the overwhelmlnrm
ply o: low-priced osrs on the whet.
More than 1:01: the osrs in the cool»
tryiodsyerom huh-emf“;
which in use «as use. his rest.
the new style undated) rules thnt
maximum to $135. but this has not
yet denied the n at [not your.
Atthesametime.s puoentotsll:
sutos end motor truen were pro«
duced by only six hi: matador-ere.
produolns about I. dozen dildorent
cars.
or modernts price.
Hm W
A new torn: o! carburetor. with 13, .
gasoline Jets. has been invented. It is
said this instrument mnlntslns exact ‘
proportions of fuel end nir at all
speeds and conditions. so that perfect
vaporisatlon results. As the' throttle
opens wider. the number of jets el-
lowing fuel to pass incmses. until
with n wide open throttle. all 13 Jets
are going. ,
- Guard Osr Scarcity
A scerc’ity of enclosed cars, to meet
the demand {or them in 1923. is pro.
dicied by Alfred-Reeves. general men-
ager or the Notions! Automobile
Chamber of Commerce. The trend of
avor, he says. is towsrd this type or
body.
:00 IURDS IN hm
1y Mluciion Viewed III I“!!!
( taming Flood 0! Sada;
Orders.
f‘ r l Motor Company is sound-
:t- 'x- note of combined warn-
} .. nice. Last Spring end
t l'ne Summer season the.
z ' r Ford cars and trucks wns
“It local dealers simply
'm‘i-p up with it to every-
whale satisfaction. Na-
- . rs had to take their turn
.«.- ~.~r~. first served" is a univer-
Z'Uerd Ford rule.
vnson indications point on.
‘ to on even mater-demend
w ‘r-rr. 1922. 106.709 Ford car!»
1.; were reislled. Nowadays
'r- used to big figures. But
:2: actual figure of Ford sales
‘rlgly remarkable—a figure
«was one to open eyes with
""‘rnt. It brings home to the
a r-‘u‘lllzatlon of the universality
:‘I'Tirlty of the automobiles
3? Henry Ford‘s name.
l‘crrl Company announces that
.m. youtput will
m as December's. Februsry
arr-H figures may reasonably be
m 10 follow suit. The Com-
car‘s out that the manufactur-
i'i‘v of its plants is now taxed
(vlpncily. and that the Spring
:rrmnr shortage “ill M ii
fa M more acute than that of
a worms to be no wny in
’c nlo‘r's reserve stock may be
r. ll against the coming flood
r= Deliveries and order! since
:11 it is noted. have run s
~ 2 neck race. Customers I'd-
Pwir cars just on fat as they
‘r manufactured—and ”t the
1 Wild not be satisfied.
‘rr to obviate in a More the
'Ir't of orders sure 1. mm
r. the Spring. the Ford Com-
5 ":rsls
, 1 dealers; selection of mod-
:r-"‘.. and the making .0! er-
.rn's for lilting and delivery. It
s that prospective owners of
are and trucks who attend to
print matter at once willlbr
vi r.‘ much worry and 'ponible
in'ment later.
is the source of most or the
.a' goes into the diaphrscmsof
microphones and earphonee.
a’so comes from Africa. In
asrs less than one-tenth of one
x: n! the mica mined st one
{Mind available for M10 use.
a ppm- ~
immediate visits to ,
' Corsetiere
50 So. Main St.
Mme. Jeannette
& Glover
South Norwalk, Conn.
Clifford Hotel Bldg.
om “runner W‘ UNTIL 10 r. u.
Final Clearance Sale
Odd Lot Corsets
95c to $3.95
Valuce from 81.00 to 00.50
“105.700 Silk Brocadw' e”
Corsets ' . .
Special at $2.49
Special at $1.95.
~ $1.50 Corsets
Special at $1300
—’v—,
Wool Sport
Hosiery
31.00 and at.” values
Reduced to 89¢
$2.00 an Wool Hosiery
Reduced to $1.59
(«$2.35 Silk and wool no»?
Reduced to $1.75
$1.65 Silk Hosiery,
.e
Special at $1.25
CARTER’S WINTER UNDERWEAR
um Suits. Vests and run ' ‘ '
ALL AT REDUCED PRICES
ENVELOPE CHEESE and NIGHT GOWNS
Specislnt $1.00
nmmflloves .. $100
vanes run cu: m ”.00
SATURDAY SPECIALS '
3
-a...
$5.00 Blankets; - - V
lyd. wide Flannel. 15c yd.
Pretty Rompers foiChilficn, 5%
e
$2.95
And nearly all these were cars'
w .
. ska
12-14 No.
The Home pf Good Clothes
Agrendeleunupfromnowfillr
then. Further reductions in
smalllocsofoverysort.
The clothes offered you now at
low prices are unbeatable -.- un-
matchable. Every value shown
Every pace 1.. has been re- [1:011:34 page censorship at a much
marked with reductions that af- 3 ”Price.
feet the latest; arrivals at; well at
firings of fivé' to twenty dollars.
$10 to $19 50
Suits ,
Selected from our newest wear
—and reduced to make- a com-
plete clearance of them, all within
the present week.
0‘
$29.50
Coats
A feast of fsshion at prices that
ore right down to the lowert'of
January reductions.
$.10 ant! up
Funny thing how surprised many
men are when they see the quality and
character of the Kuppenheimer Suits
we ’re selling at January sale prices.
$19.50
7 Values up to $35.00.
emu coon sun's A!
$ 1 9.50 and up
A Sale for Stout Women in
COATS, SUITS
and DRESSES
Here is a sale which every womsn
who seeks apparel in the extra. nines
will appreciate. Both tor the splendid
vsrietyotltylesnswelluthere-
whine reductions we have made
for the clearany period.
$19.50 ‘
Vslues up to $35.00
that must not be overlooked.
To the former the bnoodcased grain and pro-
duce reports are inulunble; the stock reports
interest the business men—even the in
baseball scores are oivalne in dccidin
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