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UNION NEC ORDER. MILLEDCEVUiE, C*.. MAY (*, 1821
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See J. L. Sibley
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TALKII
Felton Hie
TALK!
BY DR. JOHN JOSEPH GAINES
tible Realit
thiiffr.-- that cMJdrei
, By Arthur BrUbane *
COTTON COMES BACK.
CAPPER BACKS FARM BILL.
COOi.lDGE IS EARLY.
WHY FARMERS LAUGH.
Cotton crowers will be triad
hear t.iat l>itr department -tore« a
New York, doinjj
States S'-.,, -— — — ,
' rccruitinc service in thi, Mctkrn for! Oik. » very ervot editor MiN o
1 the jirst year haa Even ordered to little nirl about the reality of Sant.
Hookonr t 'hina, and will leave neat | Claus. He e.d in so many words
, Sunday for San Franci-eo, where he l that th. m t real thine,
I will Kail for the Orient via the Hi- j world i
• waiian islands. nnd wi n d<> not see.
d be very difficult to find
v that holds more of al-
I lime truth.
v cannot -ie un electric currert
j of 2
He will be -tationed with South j
• China patrol. Ke i* u membe
the Medical Department of the Navy. J 1
of Clarke
>f it*
Mr. Lucy P. Walker.
i back.
If Americans will advertise, an<
emphasize. “(Jotton flood*
and made in America, instead of ad
verlWntr “British cotton cloth,'
that will help.
fd by
•or Cipper, of Kansas, trust-
farmers, backs President
Hoover’s farm bill. He opposes the
debenture subsidy plan, which would
pay a bonur. to exporting middlemen,
cost the taxpayers heavily, and do
the farmer little, if any. Rood.
The notion that farme:
nor*.* for their wheat when flo<
nills pay low^p freight bills wtil
nake the -oddest farmer lauirh.
Relief for flour manufacturers is
relcome. They are havinr a hard
ime, with chain stores regulating
heir profits.
But charging them ten cents less
Imml for shipping flour will not
ause them to give farmers two cent?
bushel more for wheat.
• visible
•ill getjnoc.nl
errible
The
yet it is thtri
■eality.
•it in alcohol
• liquid looks
• f fn
r farmers and for n
come from generally
sperity, and especially
g national wealth more
farmers
sold
Calvin Coolidge. as director of the
lew York Life Insurance Company,
rrived twenty minutes ahead of
ime for his first director’s meet-
thou
his
kings.
The former President is interest
ed i:i life insurance, not for profit,
but for possibilities of public service.
His day’s work yeesterday paid $f>0;
not much according to present ideas.
But it is fifty times as much ns Mr.
Coolidge's father paid the black-
bearded giant who earned in the
Coolidge blacksmith shop $1. a day
fifty year, no.
r afford relief,
dent woepinj.,
rest ami bring
i-relief laughter
ed to lower freight rates
flour from the Middle We
Atlantic.
d stilled water; one can*
tk . apart, so far ns looks,
erned The smell, taste, and j
on the human constitution j
iake the spirit most realistic,
in beings have learned of j
[ in. invisible realities, and
. vide their harmful effects,!
■ i >.\v to apply them to usc-
• ses. Almost every modern
i,, s illuminating gas, which
!>a* ever seen. One of the
■ .illy elements known, if it
upper hand.
; n prevents our enemies
r.ng the upper hand, and
u.lued friends of them. It
;l.i- ignorant and neglectful
equences. With
in can have do-
your face
for Beauty
with PALMOLIVE
say the world’s greatest beauty experts:
Lina Cavalieri of Paris Mme. Jacobson of London
Elise Boc\ of Berlin S. Pessl of Vienna
Mme. dc \euvslle of St. Moritz
SPECIAL
A Dozen Cakes for
Chandler’s Variety Store
-ufft
nave changed. One anci-
•olitary in prison, had to
him only the example of
veil known oil magnate, jailed 1
he wouldn't answer Sena-
, -tions has the deeper, pleas*
inspiration of n Monde train-
ihv '-.tr all things; without it
e i - • . ily victimized.
Tli fully trained, Intelligent man,
uards every portal against the in-
a«i<*» of the invisible foe, which is
he mind that kills; the enemy that
annot he seen is very real, and is
iany times more dangerous than one
re can .-et. The invisible enemy at-
icks from behind as it were. The
rained man sees all around him. God
ity thi man or woman, hoy or girl
:iat gropes in ignorance today!
AMERICAN
BAKERIES
COMPANY
—because it last'
better, slices •
iter, keeps bvt; .
and gives Iv
in the Medical Department of th
j tsl. this blonde lady works for th
sick and suffering, and says to he
oil man asristant, worth $100,000
000. “Please hand me that iodine,
or "Watch how I fix this bandage.
Much can be learned in such a
atmosphere.
Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue,
Bilious Fever and Malaria.
is the moit sptedy remedy known.
500,000
Motorists
can’t be wrongl
An ordinary product may
sell once; a good product will
repeat; but only THE BEST
product in its line will be the
best seller year after year.
"STANDARD'’
MOTOR OIL
continues to lead other lubri
cants in sale because it contin
ues to give better lubricating
quality. Motorists know they
can depend oil it to protect
their motors.
riannlnp a Motor i~Standard Oil Touring Srr.tr..
w !i ? out^ 1
far,-.°!u?I 1 —
X
nigh mil this "putting
r our t h burnt t." Draw-
* Jt frona prelograph of
drum etrr A read icttnlh
H
TT-vr IN—Gtncnl Motro F.mily Pxrty.
ray M~Ai». I joP. M. (Euitra Suadxr J
CLIP THE COUPON
Mda to lake fnrni.linl li
I mhiek is to be J urnUhrA J rr
mills of the prnJucts I have
checked —rc-f;r:!::r with vour
new illustrsleJ book "Th 0pm
M mi"
□CHEVROLET
□PONTIAC
□OLDSMOBILE
□OAKLAND
□ VIKING
□ BL’ICK
□LaSALLE
□CADILLAC
G Trigidairt Autumnsi: Rtfrigmtm
CDtltt-Ltch Flnris Pcur
uni Ligts Plans
nWstmSittmt
Standard OilCompany
i •
eve’s where
a car leads a tough life
N O General Motors car is turned our of the factory until a
fleet of exact duplicates of that model has been found good
by the engineers at General Motors’ Proving Ground.
Such an advance model must proie itself from stem to stern. The
tests involve speed, power, endurance, braking, riding comfort,
handling ease; fuel, oil, and tire economy; body strength—every
phase of car construction and performance. It’s a tough life.
Such testing would be beyond the means or resources of an in
dividual. n.68 acres of land at Milford, Michigan, arc devoted ro
this outdoor laboratory where hills arc steep and roads arc vi
cious. Men who are among the world’s best automotive engineers
conduct the tests.
This tested performance is as much a part of a General Motors
car as the chassis. You can’t see it. You don’t pay extra for it.
Rut you blow it as you give the car long use on the road.
GENERAL MOTORS
"A car for ertry purse at: J purpose”
CHEVROLET. 7 taC $515-5715. A six in
the pice ratine of the f r. Smooth, powerful
C-cylinder valvc-in-hr • J engine. Beautiful new
Faber Bodies. Ain J ■: hr deli-.cry chassis.
Sedan delivery model 1 1 ton chas it and ij^
ton chassis with cab, both with four speed*
forward.
PONTIAC 7 5'^—Now offers
**big six” motoring luxury ar low cur. Larger
L-hcad engine; larger !‘ by Fisher. New
attractive colors auJ stylish line.
OLDSMOBILE. 7 nxJr!». $^75—Siojj. The
Fine Car at Lew Ft ice New model* offer fur
ther rcfrnrir.cnn. mechanically and in the
Fisher Bodies—jet at reduced pices. AI*o new
special Dc Luxe models.
OAKLAND. 8 models. fx,.,- Sl j 7 j. New
Oakland All American Six. Distinctively
original appearance. SplcnJiJ performance.
Luxurious appointment. Attractive colors.
Bodies by Fisher.
VIKING. 3 model- Si 595. General Moron*
new "cif ht” at medium price. 90-lcgree V-type
engine. Striking bodies hv Fisher. Unusual
appointments. Three years spent in its develop
meat and test.
BU1CK. 19 models. $1195—S1145. The Silver
Anniversary Buicfc. Three whcel-b.-.vcs from
115 to 118 indict, htast-rjiiccfr bodies by
Fisher. More powerful, vibrationlcss motor.
Comfort and luxury in every mile.
LASALLE 14 models. $1195—§1875. Com
panion car to Cadillac. Continental lines Dis
tinctive appearance yj-degree V-type 8-cyl-
inda engine Striking color combinations in
beautiful bodies b> Fisher.
CADILLAC 15 r- !cls. $3195—Sp&eo. The
Standard of the world. Famous clficicnr 8-
cytinder 90-dryrec V-type engine Lux .rinus
bodies by fishtr and Fleetwood. Extensive
range of color and upholstery combinations.
ALSO
FRIGIDAIRE Auromatic Refrigerator. New
silent models with cold-control device. Tu-
tone cabinets. Price and model range ro suit
DEL CO-LIGHT Electric Plants — Q Water
Systems. Provide all electrical conveniences
and labor-saving devices for the farm.
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