Marble by was Graham oz Wool:-
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faosoiuteiy waterproo
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brie woven over a backing of on.
The edging and hpleo for the
are of white kid. I t 1.‘ boned
throughout with whalebono and the
stitching is as even as if done by
the most exacting machine.
The corset is in tho most excel-
worn by Miss Gianstou’c father's ,
The material in pattern woolen to:- 11m
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took a petition to Wuhmton favor- .2 , 2 .
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seen brought and of verdicts
: amounts in excess of $50,-
injuries caused by the op-
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accident during many
your accident may be
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5 Railroad Ave.
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: B. 0. Forbes in a recent issue of. the Philadelphia Pnbhe Lodger gives tbs knew.
ing interesting statistics myths Automobile Industry. KnForbes’ c o n e e p s i o no are
worth noting considering his experience and reputations-
"The extraordinary demand for automobiles. doubtlsci. baboon stimulated by the Mills}.
as (:0de with the 1913 dollar, the dollar of todnycflsm'lfl. dealt worth 01W 128
cents’ worth of um and 101 cont: worth 0! gasoline. mt!» also. dollar can our u— {ban}
3: cents' worth of clothing. only 80 cents' wormgot shoal. not guns n conic' wait): of furniture.
and only 08% cents' worth of food. Teddy's dollar is m olilydt cents when It comic to III!- ,
lug nut. 45 cents when used in putting up ." trans: bullshit. and loss than 11 cents in casting a
brick building. _ ‘ 7 ; 1
mm nonunion ode:
”rm automobile industry ”moan? m unwind in; lambs than other industries in
bringing am obit oil-WW W ‘
"Wchearalosaboutthcdamodmbf {firemen-tome. Mummtoidm‘
alarming tones at tho amount at Wbm mm spent: in road building.
"Well, out 0: 38.000. 000,000 to: Menu laugur, only 81.009.000.000 was spent on bond. 1
in; reeds.
'Tbc Federal [07mm has paid out to help Rates to build rods “00. 000.000 since 1013..
but during tho some period the new government has collected from motor vehicles 8589.000.-
000. or more than twice the amount paid out for road building. * 2 "J
i'Mm-eover, tho automobllc indium pays twice as much in taxes as all our railroads. com-L
blood.
"0! the road building now undo:- way. so per cent. of tho total Munro is devoted to
main roads and 00 per cent. to toodér o:- loccl roads. ,
"How many worker-c.1rould you guess. are now employed in tho motor vehicle and allied
lines I No fewer than 2.750.000. a
"Tin industry uses 10 per cent. of the total rubber supply. more than we at the total
output or upholstery leather and fully one-thin of all the plate gla- finds in this country. xv-
cry cevonth pound of ooppcr I- bought by lbs automobile mauutactum
"Gasoline consumotiton by motor vehicles last year cxoooded [5100,1300 000 gallons.
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"In the retail cud at tho man-tr: those are more than 4:. 000 dealers. only been public
garages. nearly 70.000 col-fies stations and repair shops and more than £5.000’cupply stores. .2 ,.
"Only 3 W cent. of an my. production was exported, yo: aln— business m a: sixth
among our principal expoeb’s- J
"m the automobile industry so on who... 7'" is a queue” very W m
"1. tot onc. balm thatubccnotsm anything like its toll
“Theaoeombuochooidnocboplotucdin our mauam M:
means o: transportation. And tho come no: transportation will ‘
grows. bot. will multiply u this m aim misbtbo culled pm_
within mob of floors and mm of our pebble.
"Again. we have hoard nothing but mils about the terrible
tun! population. In the amino or motor vehicles roxistered 2 ’
which 8.800.000 m ens. '
2 "no induchy. lib other lam dubbing, will have its
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- For Spring Wear
We have ‘3 wide variety of patterns and styles made in
. Patent leather is still popular with the lighter sLadcs
makings‘n agreeable change for Spring wear.
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