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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-05
BRIEF CITY NEWS
aAinr RinHn-Edhnirn- InHeler

wedding RinVs-Fdhoim. Jeweler.
I.ipdquist, Tanor-5O0 Paxton Blk.
= Havs moot Print Is--NoN e~acon FrssN
Mazda lamps, aso-Burgess-GrSnde
Freight Houses close Today--Al o.
The local freight houses will be closed
this afternoon on account OF the floral
parade.
IGardis Gets hospital contraot-The
contract for the addition to ST. Gather
ines hospital has been let 70 the J. c.
Mardis Construction company.
-reday's oompsssS -Eovls ProgrsHA"
siaasifisd section today. and appears IN
The BEE EXCLUaIvELT. Find out what
he various MOVING picture thsatsrs offer.
To Light City for odd rsllows-At the
request OF s. X. Greenleaf, the city cour-
ell agreed to maintain the special street
Examinations on the evenings Of octobe'
10. 10 and 20 In honor of the grand lodge
meeting OF the Odd Fellows.
Tank Manufacturers cominE-Be-
tween 100 and $50 delegates are expected
20 attend the meeting here Of the Ma
tional Association of Galvanized Tank
Manufacturers October IL and IL The
bureau OF publicity has sent out some
800 invitations to prospective delegates.
GO to Prison Congress-En route to
their national convention In San Fran
cisco some seventy-five delegates to the
American Prison congress went through
Omaha over the Burlington. occupying
four cars on one of the regular trains.
They remained in Omaha ten minutes.
Echoes OF Dewey Hotel Firs-MarlS
Hemenway. a farmer, is suing john d.
Creighton. who was owner of the Dewey
hotel when II burned February %, 1914,
for $4,000 damages for injuries alleged
received as result of the fire. He
charges that the hotel did not have ade-
quate fire escapes.
Civil Service Exams--Examination
for civil service appointments will be held
at the Omaha federal building November
:, and 4. Among the occupations for
which examinations will be given are
physiological chemist, aeronautical engi-
neer, electrical craftsman, engineer,
plumber and mechanic, assistant in fish
Investigations. inspectors or ordnance and
of timber. marine craftsman, physical
loboratorian and assistant in dry land
arborculture
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-05
TO LAY CORNERSTONE OF
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN SOON

Within a week or two, the cornerstone
Of the new First Presbyterian church,
Thirty-fourth and Farnam streets. will
be laid. 1t will mark another step In
the growth OF the city and its churches.
A committee consisting OF the pastor,
Rev. Edwin Hart jerks, and the church
treasurer. H. A. Doud. is now arranging
the details for the cornerstone laying and
trying to select suitable date. A large
copper box has already been partly filled
with papers and records, and will be
placed within the cornerstone at part Of
the ceremony.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-05
Information as to
Rooms for Visitors
to Be Given Free

So many out-of-town visitors are al
ready here or coming soon TO attend the
Ak-Sar-Ben festivities that all Omaha
hotels will be crowded throughout the
week and many extra rooms In private
houses will be needed for the throng.
Ak-Sar- Ben's free information bureau
at Fifteenth and Harvey streets already
has list of 400 rooms, and will give
service without charge In locating the
Wilson's in comfortable rooms near thu
carnival while they are here.
Omahans having rooms for rent that
are not yet listed at the information bu-
reau are urged to list them at once, so
the buueau may have ample accommoda-
tions for the crowds. The bureau phone
number is Douglas 1872.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-05
Valuable Discovery in
Com 7Lexion B outifer

Because of lie peculiar power Of alb
emolient purpose. ordinary mercolized
wax Is perhaps the most valuable com
plexion beautifier discovered Within re-
cent years. II one uses this she needs no
toilet cream. Some use powder Alter
ward, but this Is not necessary. This
rule for applying mercolized wax has
been found very satisfactory: Wash the
Before thoroughly dry, anoint the face
with the wax, but don't rub II In. The
fayorite way Is to use before retiring,
allowing Il TO remain on all night and
washing II off In the morning with warm
water All druggists have this wax In
original one-ounce packages
For the removal OF a wrinkled Or nabby
condition there's nothing better than 10
bathe the face In a solution made by dis
solving 1 ounce powdered saxolite In X
pint witch hazel. Beneficial results are
quickly notice able. Acknowledgement
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-05
HAS OPERATION THAT HE
MAY GO TO ANNAPOLIS

After being appointed to Annapolis oy
Congressman shallenberger and coming
20 Omaha for phys cal examination,
Allan ID. Blaekledge OF Red Cloud found
that he would not be physical eligible
10 the national navy school without sub
hitting TO a minor operation. He de-
cided to have the operation performed
in order TO enter the academy.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-05

and enjoy life whether In the home or
business world II they can keep at bay
those ailments peculiar TO their sex II
every woman realized how Lydia K. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. that simple
remedy. made from roots and herbs. goes
nervousness. and irritabillty. they would
be healthier. happier and stronger. II
you suffer from any form OF female ills
why don't you try It? Il will pay you
to do sO.-AdyeTtisement.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-05
Coughs and Colds Dankerou..

Dont wait, take DR.. Kings New Dis
covery now. 1t will help your cough
and soothe the lungs. 5Oc. All drug
gists.-Advert.s ement.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-05
KEEP THIS LIST FOR
FUTURE REFERENCE

RoUNDRlEs-Casting and Sash
Weights.
jackson 81 Douglas a4sa
FUR GOODS
S ssss =. ss.i r Ss 4,,. .A AZ CO.
GAS COMPANIES
OS nalx.. 9 a. 90" 1Sos howard 81
HATS -e-
OS y. So1 Eat E .sSg isai Donsi.'
ICE DEALERS
iaaz Chicago g.. Douglas so.
SsSsru: mn. iStS .ss Dsas: sss-
ICE MACHINES
AAxE1 ICE MACHINE CO.. 18th ana
Nicholas Bts. Douglas 1ea1.
LAUNDRIEs
HoMHAaI LEA. LAygDsx co. lvOa via
x 5scsAiS LAUMDHx go aSO7-Os-n
RyHTTAE LATspAx' aSOs-la xsTAAm
LEAD WORKS
IOiy soasa 0alSha. Douglas isSk
LODGE SUPPLIES
Dourias tito - o. A'A' 1A1AA~ S''
MACAItoNI
sFTSHna n1AaUrAoTyzIHe co.
MONUMENTS
S.5: !LooA . CO.. l7Os OuniAx a.
siaG" Douglas assL
PACKING HOUSE PRODUCTS
SWIFT AND ooSzrANx. South Omaha
AnAouA co. sOutA Omaha. ssuaA
MIRRORS and ART GLASS WINDOWS
MuDLAHD aI.Ass = RAxNT CO.. IltA
ana Aowatas DouSlas 7sI.
FLAMING MILL
8AMxERs REALTY MVHSTxxnur
So-osSssso aAA Floor Zee HiaG- 0SaE-
PRINTERS-BOOK AND JOB
onAHA rnLsT1n9 co. istA saa <az-
o9REy = MeKEHEIH. I+o7 EArAsy n.
Douglas ae44.
sADDLERY
d., Douglas zee.
STARCH MANUFACTURERS
DEFIANoE STARCH co.. asSo cuniss
81. Douglas l7o.
SERUM MANUFACTURERS
o. q. SnRU4 CO.. sass I IT.. Soush
Omaha. South asa.
AxTELL sE&UH co.. south Omaha
south e23.
OMAHA SERUM co., col No. SaA a.
South Omaha, South aoeo.
aEAIM BELT sURRLL co. Lobby M
change uldG. South Omaha. So. ASA.
TANKS, CULVERTs, GRAIN BINS,
AND OIL DRUMS
NHB8ABKA d IOWA STEEL TAME
CO.. 1901 Spruce st., webster ara.
TENTS AND AWNINGS
BCoFT-o1GAMA TENT AHD AWNrN0
CO.. nth ana Harnsy SITS. Doug. osa.
CRAVATS, BELTS, PURSES, POCKET
BOOKS and 81 SPENDERS
sEurK. LOCKWOOD 1ua, co.. aaa3
south 18th st. Douglas e9sl.
TIN CANS AND SHEET METAL
GORDON LAWLEss CO.. sth aaa
DoaRO stH., OonRIan 0sa.
WOOD WORKS
OMAHA WooD WORKING co., lBol
Marcy 81, Douglas a94a
WHOLESALE GROCERIES
PATTON d GALLAGHER. 7ol-lI south
10th It, Douglas asa.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-05


that Omaha-Made goods
will not make good-they
WILL. Omahans are a
particular people-Oma-
ha-Made goods are manu-
featured especially to
satisfy that desire for the
best. And then, Omaha
Made goods cost less
no excessive freight rates
are added to their selling
price. You may depend
upon it that Omaha Made
goods of the same quality
will cost you lessor that
for the same money you
will secure better quality.
When you buy Omaha
Made goods, tho reputa-
ton and financial rcspon-
Sibility of your oun home
people guarantees to you
the BEST QUALITY and
the GREATEST POSSE
SLBLE SATISFACTION.
Omaha man ufa C turers
can supply any ordinary
want. Perhaps you do
not realize how compre-
hensive this industry is.
Note the two columns of
different factories and
the goods they make.
Practically every desire
you have can be supplied
by these firms. Clip out
the list. Use it for a refer
ence-and the next time
you order manufactured
products of any descrip-
ton
Look over this list, see
fyOu can't buy Oma-
ha-Made goods from
Omaha retailers and
keep your money at
home and at work.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-05
KEEP THIS LIST FOR
FUTURE REFERENCE

--4@ N@%@%S
BAG MANUFACTURERS
sEM1s:os!AHA SAG 90. Iith ana
jackson sts- Douglas 11os.
BOILER MAKERS
DRAxE-wILLIA1zs-1r MOUNT co.. ssa
ana Hickory, Douglas lo49.
BoTTLERs
oMAEA BoTTLENG co. sIs no. Ilth
St., Oouzias HOO.
s4oUP-sAnEMx RoTTL1Na CO.. 1903
WEBSTER St.' Douglas 1893.
HOUSEKEEPING
o1xAHA sox co.. East Omaha, wsS-
EaaBRss-o'TLxNa CO., (omaha Fibre
Corrugated 1ox Col, i5th and
LsaVsnworth. Douglas 1l3s.
BREWERS
sToax znawTMg CO., 1873 Sherman
METZ o:., s5 So GO. 9Th ana Isav'a-
FEED x1uG 1HRwINQ CO.. xrug
Avenue and boulevard, tyler 4ao.
JETTnE nEEWIEa CO.. soth ana r
WILLOW sFEINas BREWING 90. "a
and Hickory Bts-. douglas laos.
BRICK MANUFACTURERS
W. o. w. Bag Douglas so9.
BUTCHERS and PACKERS TOOLS
o; \. Lrvzn q co.. 1910 Capitol Ave-
CAsCO POI LTRY AND CHICK FEED,
CORN MEAL, ETC.
CAsCo MILLING co., 18th ana ROArl
sta, PhOnssi Doug. iG7s or s7a.
CEMENT BLOCK MANUFACTURERS
0 ~ Cor sssS Hs. .s SF1 ss..t co. %:s
stsr $50. WV
coNUrrvuoNyuuv
D;J; o'1HIEH CO" sOi-iI Douglas st.
v S1..! n S,nI 2!H.Iso CO. Isis-is
COUCHEs AND MATTRESSES
Z. q. DouR CO.. 1901 NiOholas st.
Douglas 1900.
COFFEE, TEA AND SPICES
RAEMnR-oLsoH CO.. liz 20. llth D..
aEHxAN-A1GGRIcAH COFFEE co.,
all7-IS ooaAs It.. Douglas Tl0B.
CRACKER MANUFACTURERS
TTEN BISCUIT CO., Capitol Ave, lath
TO Hath sts.. Douglas ala3
CREAMERY COMPANIES
TAIR1roNT CEEAMEEY co.. 18th ana
Jones Sta, Douglas 1901.
WATERLOO CADAMEaY CO.. 1877
howard ST. Douglas 1909.
OOMMJSblON, PRODUCE, ETC.
KIEcHRRAUN q son, NO.. laoe-II
Howard St., Douglas 434.
DIsTILLERs
TILLERT. SARA Howard Sc. Doug
ELECTRIC COMPANIES
OMAHA ELEUr1IC LIGHT D PoWHn
CO., u. p. BldR. Douglas loaa
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES AND
LIGHTING FIXTURES
BUHaEss-aEANDEN Co. 1871 Row.
ara 81. Tyler ssI.
ENGRAVERS-ELECr
BAxuR BIOS. ENoRAVrn0 CO.. Ials
AoWaTd b., Douglas asas.
ENVELOPE MANUFACTURERS
1URKLEY ENVELOPE 90 AT IA
l3th 81. Douglas ssl.
FIXTURES
OMAHA FIXTURE d aUPPLY 90.
SlA-le-is So. 18th 81, Douglas aTa4.
FLOUR MILLS
U!DIKE 1ILLIMa co.. ASA sAsrnAA
Ave. webster 80,
FURNACES
STANDARD FURNACE q auPPLY
CO.. 4ll.13 30. 10th st., DouKiaa aoo7
Snssbit AL cast and Weir all steel
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-14
In Paige Quality Lies Paige Triumph

The Paige Fairfield "Six-46' has proved the most
successful the best-seiing the most commented-upon
and the most popular sx-cylnder motor csr-of any
pricein;roduced in this country this year. II has
been easily and incontestably the most distinctive
event of this American motor car season.
sweeping claims But IL has been victory
". any single has completely dou
Paige Sx46 has dominated the field
ALL Sizes il announced last January.
Of all the Automobile Shows L hss
alreadyin FIVE uonthron the distinction Of being the
copied the II
design unique value and unique IN the immediate and dis
eliminating popularity IL won.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-14
MORE TIRE
BUSINESS
Jitneys Increase t h e
Activity of Mister
Squeegee

The advent ot the Juney "huss'
ha- relieved the strain on the
straps in street ears aud az the
same time made ir necessary FOR
some OF jae tire Manufacturers TO
increase their output 20 The limit.
Never 10 Che Hi,tory OF the auto
mobile U-e industry has there been
greater activity IN the factories
taan is noticeable today
The producers OF Diamond Tires
say the orders are arriving IN such
abundance thst Mister sQueesee is
Finding &c d.scalt to set OF on sat.
grday afternoons
Owners ot J.,oeys seem 10 have a
particular feadres5 for Diamonds.
Observations r various ccu,ers
where the Jita,ys are active have
made il apparent THAT large per.
c-ntase OF ,a.u ate equipped with
Diamond Tires.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-14
DEALERS IN
3-DAY MEET
HupmObile Force Hold
Sessions on Lake
Steamer

Three hundred ana My OF The
leading HupmoAue dealers raroa-a.
out the countD-tte largest num-
Der ever gathered al The factory az
one time-have just ended clio an
nual Hupmoaie sales convention.
This YEAR all tre sessions were held
aboard lake steamer. t1e t~'p
from Detroit 70 TIE 500 ana back
occupy three days TIE asalu-
ful steamship cry az A'pcna one ot
Detroit. anes, Jake boats was char
tered for the occasion
While prac,ically al ~ each dav
Vas spent In business discussion,
the evenings were given over % or.
chestra concerts, deck games and
vaudeville. and stops were made 30
the 500 for inspection ot tas great
locks. and a. Nackuac for sACrt
trip around The island
june /. the frs, dsy 81 The con
yp0t.or the dealers were -aken on
g tour OF Inspection through The
HrrMo-ie plan. swsark.-- ~ 'he
boat during the middle % yee after
noon From then uatl the loa,
reached Detroit AGAIN Friday noon.
the dealers heard the ds'a.'s ~ the
oompany's plans and policies tor the
coming year, Inspected the new
models OF the Hupmotiie heard the
car described in tctal hy the en-.
gineers responsible for IT, and had
the company's new service system
explained
The convention pans and ar
rangements were made hy lee
Anderson, sales and advertising
manager OF the company President
J Walter Drake made several talks
during the trip. Engineers r Z.
Watts and A. J Neerkin talked
about the new car, Mr. Anderson,
c. J. Fox. Jr. J. 2 Fields and r ".
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-14
SUNBEAM Is
12-PISTON BOAT

The announcement thar the Pack.
ard and National auto companies
were 30 make lo-cylinder cars has
brought Inquiries regarding IN"
pioneer in l2-ryuGter motor car con
st-uction. The English Sunbeam
racing car, which smashed all world
records ny making l07 miles in enc
hour over the Brooklands course.
has dozen cylinders. AID he
Schneider has ben lc-cyiiuder car
for seven years This construction.
however. has TO, been mad O." The
race track before with success u IS
said
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-14

First-Quality-unprece Quslity-end,
70 other motor manufacturer dealers and motor
ists-unbeievsble Quality. That meant a oou1bin-
acion Of hghcst-grade features unequalled Ia any
other "Six"-hovcver much greater the cost. That
vas where began with tie Paige "S.r -4s."
Then TIE public quick 10 grasp The beauty
Of the new European design the luxurious seven
paxenxer roorness Of tire car. the ridng luxury 81
the Cantilever springs. the Power and Fisxibty CT
IN ePsixe- Continental motor (3Iz 5LD the ur-
Questionable excellence Of the Rsyfed
carburvtor Grey o. Dsvi. electrical starting
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-14
COT TON IS
IMPORTANT
Forms Principal Part
of Pneumatic Auto
Tires

"a pneumatic tire can as logically
be- called q cotton tire as q rubber
tire says W. A. Eazlett. branch
manager the Goodyear Tire a Rub
Der Co.
The cotton fabric forms large
part OF The tire. while the rubber
merely binds il together and uphol-
STEERS g. Tens az thousands OF oales
az cotton find their way into our
tires every year
In Tire faaric Goodyear uses sea
Island cotton This k.ad originated
in the Carolina Islands, where il Is
stN raised. our cotton. however.
comes from south Carolina. Georgia
ard Florida, where climatic coudi'
tions are favorable 20 IFS growth.
The special qualities required for
tire fabric-such a. strength and an
exceptional degree Of aexib.lity-are
better supplied By the Sea Island
cotton than any other. The aber Is
very long and like silk in its fneness
and strength lis average cost =
about z5 cents a pound. While the
ordinary grades o. cotton in CONNER
cial average about u cents
The tire industry has greatly
stimulated the cultivation % better
grades Of cotton, and in this respect
has been a great benefit 20 the cot
ton-raisIng section OK The country.
~ large par OF ths fabric that
goes into Goodyear tires is made IL
our own mills We Dough. these
mills because We wanted 70 use bet
ter fabric than We could buy on he
open market. IN a single week we
spin 3s.225 miles % cotton yarn
enough 20 reach che and one-ha,f
times around the earth. or y time
across the continent from Kew Yorb
10 san Francisco.
"Au our fabrics are minutelr in
spected for imporfectious We are
awake 10 the necessity O. using only
the very best. and take pride IN the
fact that We are producing one %
the strongest and finest automobile
tire fabrics that has yet appeared 10
tire ulanufaciure
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-14
TOUR TO old
WAGONS
Birthplace of Stude-
baker Industry in
Movie Record

Il The Lincoln Highway tour FOR
the purpose OF taking motion PIC
lures OF the entire route from coast
70 coast brought Roy c. Sackett
Who In In charge OF The Studebaker
car which forms one Of the Official
squadron Of three, so close 10 The
founding place OF the StudebakeE
+ Corporation that he could not resist
taking advantage of the opportunity
3 AFFORDED 10 look upon the birthplace
OF one Of the greatest manuiaciHr'
\ ing industries in the world Motor
ing over from the historic field OF
Cettysburg into York county, Pa,
he found still standing there the old
shop In which John Studehaker did
blacksmithing and built wagons.
x To him. as II has been With 9TH
ers who have followed the growth
\ and development Of the Studebaker
vehicle and automobile Industries, IL
Was marvellous and most striking
contrast that so vast an organization
could arise from a beginning so
humble in that space of time. with
branches reaching into all parts OF
/. the world, having plants in two
cities that cover las acres and
4 house thousands OF employees. lie
could think only of the industry and
perseryerance that We're the devel-
4 oping influences in the careers Of
$ahe ave brothers who began their
real activities in western state.
Sentiment led Mr.. Sackett 70
5 have the touring car, the product
Iof the studebakers in modern trans
4 variation. photographed In front Of
/. This weather beaten and time worn
lotruct,ire where the elder Stude-
baker toiled.
When the Highway tourists reach
South Bend. Ind, they VIII be
AaForded opportunity to witness in
mart the elimination Of the hopes
s and aspirations OF the Studebakers
Sln the great plants located there
n md where the administration Offices
@0f the corporation are maintained
2The immense factories al Detroit
Sare used exclusively for automobile
i production.
AS part OF South Bends vel
coming of the party will be given a
xealistic production OF the evolution
20 transportation methods. This will
<ahow travelling by camels, elephants
and other beasts of burden. with re
PRODUCTIONS of chariots used by not
abIes OF ancient history.
Mr.. j. NJ. Studebaker. Sr, the sur
sviving brother and stili active in
Stbe business. win take a prominent
!. mart In the festivities as arranged
Tor the occasion. and VIII probably
tOccupy either the carriage used by
Den. Lafayette in making his
\ fAmous tour OF America or the one
fln which President Lincoln rode TO
Ma Inauguration. Both carriages
10rm a part Of the interesting col
|S1ection OF historical equipages pre-
4 neryed In the Studebaker Admins.
zfration Building at South Bend.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-14
TRUCK MILEAGE
INCREASED BY
LITTLE CARE

Running truck tires az excessive
speeds Is common fault among
truck drivers says r ;. Wilson.
manager service department. the
Goodyear Tire 4 Rubber co.
The effect is the same as running
them over rough roads for speeding
ma-u,ies every irregularity The
tires Viii absorb the shocks when
the truck is operated az the recon
meuded rate OF speed. but increasing
the speed Ereatly increases the force
OF the shocks For instance-dou.
bling tle speed makes the force OF
these shocks four times as great
when you consider the shocks a
truck ~, must absorb when driven
carefully. YOU can understand how
the tire Is taxed beyond It's limit OF
the power 20 absorb when driven At
excessive speed
There Is no form 81 truck tire
abuse vhlc5 IL moro expensive than
speeding II man set out 10 ruin
= sex iA TT I'm AllFNs Nv NNblu NV
find a quicker way than 20 run the
truck. heavily loaded, AZ excessive
speed This IS sure way 10 de-
,,ros tires. and yet We see It almost
daily.
in The first place, there IL the
danger that The centrifugal force in
a swim moving tire will tear The soft,
rubber from its base. and generate a
heat that N''l cause the rubber 20
detcrior3te No matter how great
the cuShionlEg qualities OF the rub
Der. tho tire does not have time 10
accommodate ltself 10 the rough sur
face OF the read. and the destructive
lol,!ng caused. will 10 very costly
An expensive truck can very soon
be Jared out OF commission by
speeding.
III is surprising how the mileage
~ truck tire can be Increased
through a little care. and inevitable
that Il must deteriorate rapidly IL
abused through excessive speeding
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-14
His soIieitude

At old G,amorgaIshlre farmer.
well known FOR his pHi.an,hropic
rroreus.t.es vas lacking some.
What ia education. When asked oy
enc local Me-hocists 20 subscribe
towards a new chandelier tor the
chapel be- thrust his hand into his
pocket with a zood-nstured remark.
end pulling ogJ a sovereign, re-
pied
We'll. here's a pound towards =.
Bat vho "a going 20 play * when
~s xet it."-Tit.Dits.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-14

and lighting systems the Bosch magnetic, the MUD.
pie disc-ins>Tt clutch ard every distinctive feature
that makes for elegant motoring And the airing
prioe-s13e5-for such Quslity-wss the browning
achievement
The American pubic recognized this Quality and
this Supreme Value in the Paige "SiI As"
We counted on that-but no le.s grateful
for this overwhelming proof Of popular appreciation
You must already have seen this vunderfui SIX
49," II IL known everywhere non. But zee IL again
at your Paige Deslcrs-and you vill not be content
until IL IA yours,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-14

Rerer,ber that. Wien you tpy 2
Active Cooperation and ,te Rcspc'sih
orlv motor cars-and the '~,' motor
Transaction doesn't end uh~u faa lriv
We watch your car and. for our repIt
ldi,.on az the dsy ~ g.i D. p. YOU Al
.cientious Service WetmS,e-Cg.ru kec
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-14

The first samples % the japanese
crop az tea were received four days
earlier this year than last. Higher
pri-ss are expected In Japan this
year because OF a short crop last
reason.
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