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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-06
NEWS OF LEWES.

Iewes, Aug. 6.-Mr. and Mrs. Fitler
of New York City are here visiting
Mrs. Filters brother, James Kelly.
Mrs. Robert Walton entertained tho
Matinee Bridge Club at her home on
Second street, yesterday morning.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank j. Carlisle OF Los
Angeles, Calf, who have been spending
a few weeks at Hotel Rodney, left
Lewes, Yesterday morning. Before 60
ing to their western home they will
visit some OF the points OF interest 10 the
east.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. s Rausch add son
who have been visiting friends and
relatives in Reading, Pa, are at home
and have Gladys Horisk and Thelma
Horisk of Conshohocken visiting them
Bathing, Grabbing and sailing arc
some Of the pleasures OF Lewes at present
Fire Chief c.. Clifton Maull took his
company out to try out the fire englae
Wednesday. The auto fire truck is
housed at William Walsh's garage and
kept in perfect order for any fire emer-
gencs.
The fishermen caught great many
hard crabs, cushion kind, yesterday
morning. one seine pulling i n Is dozen
which were sold IN town.
William b. Morris of Philadelphia is
visiting Lewes, dividing his time be
tween his brothers, Charles 5. Morris
and Jacob Morris.
Urban Wingate has moved from Chest
nut street to the Thompson farm in
Giles Neck. where he will engage In
chicken raising.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert ii. OTton and
two sons are occupying their cottage
on Lewes Beach during August Mar
shall Bertrand has rented the cottage
during September, October and No
vember.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumwalt are guests oi
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Chambers on
Mulberry street
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dodd and family
motored to Delaware this week, and
are dividing their time between relatives
at Rehoboth and MIR. Dodd's father,
Hamond Dodd, in Lewes.
Mrs. Margaret Sherer OF Philadel-
phia is a guest Of her sister, Mrs. Mar
shall Bertrand.
James Duffel, Of Georgetown had a
narrow escape from drowning in Indian
river at Oak Orchard when he got out
beyond his depth. Charles White of
Salisbury, Md, rescued him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wiltbank OF
Philadelphia are spending a week in
Lewes and on Thursday visited Mrs.
Emma Wright at Georgetown.
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BRIDGEvILLE NOTES.

Bridgeville, Aug. 6.-Miss Mary u
Homes. and Mrs. Laura III. Thawiey en-
tertained at dinner, Thursday night
the following guests in honor OF Mis-
kate Clark of New York City: MIR. ano
Mrs Roland S. Elliott and daughter
Margaret: Mrs. Erasmus Jones; Mrs
Ed,xard / Elliott; Miss Minnie Elliott
Mrs phil,p Jones, Miss kate Clark
Clayton Elliott and Bndford Jones.
Linwood Culver, a rural mail carrier
is confined to his home suffering VIII
typhoid fever. His brother, Al Culver,
is now acting as substitute.
CLAW Lewis, farmer between her,
and Cannon. recently purchased o.
Sol Kline. a lot on Mail street ano
exnects 10 erect bungalow thereon
ne will discontinue farming.
Mr.. and Mrs. holland Macklln, MI
and Mrs. Harry Anderson, Mr.. ane
Mrs Russell G.. Short and daughtel
Fmma. are spending week at keho
beth Beach, occupying cottage u
Mrs Arhomas Carter and grand
daughter. Corelelia Carter, are N iur'
lock Md, where they attended ,ht
tifnprai OF npflistc 'fiNHNf
of Miss Cordela Carter. -,
Miss Mary Brown has purchased
new Hupp Automobile. ,.,
The market prices for can'aioupe'
was greatly reduced, Yesterday I'M
local market selling at 81 per crate an'
only few crates coming IN.
MIR. and Mrs Everett Short AM
daughter of Wilmington are spending
few weeks here as guests of MIR. and MIS-
Leslie b. Short.
c. Victor Lewis is having ms nom
on Broad street repaired.
Mrs Elma GRAY, Adele Gray, Doroth
Ruos, George Ruos, Leroy rriltt,
Lawrence Cahall and Jefferson Gray an
oecupying Pavnter cottage, on Wilmine
ton avenue, at Rehoboth Beach tor th
week
Mrs. Hammond Warrington, wife
the NJ. ID. and " Railroad agent
Greenwood fell last week, while leavin
church and badly sprained her ankle.
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NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
ications of Record Crop OF
Cantaloupes in Seaford Sec
ton, This Season.
HURT IN AUTO COLLISION

From Every Evenings Correspondents.
Dover, Aug. 6.--Late last evening,
an automobile in which We're Miss
Leila Thomas and Miss Flora Dunka.
welfare workers in connection with
social work among migrants in West
Dover hundred. was coming up State
street. and on nearing the North street
crossing at State street, their machine
collided with that of Mrs. Casson OF
t,heswold. neither party apparently
seeing the other machine. Miss Thom-
as. who was driving her car, was GO
ing slowly and on the right side Il
the road when at the crossing. Mrs,
Carson. who was attempting TO turn
into North street to the carni II
grounds, ran into the Thomas ma
chine.
The force of the collision threw Miss
Dunlxa violently against the glass
windshield. which broke into bits. She
vas rendered unconscious and sus-
tanned cuts and bruises. Miss Thomas
was struck on her arm by pieces OF
the glass.
Both machines were damaged and
temporarily put out of commission
Miss Dunka was taken to nearby
residence and medical aid summoned.
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mington spent the weekend with their
sister, Mrs. Harry Algard, at the Gle
land cottage. ,
James 4. Chandler Jr., Of Whining
ton. Miss Mary ] Langley and p
Marvel Jester Of Washington, ID, e.,
are guests Of Mrs. Daniel Jester Mt the
Adaliae cottage on Baltimore avenue.
The Young ladies' of the J. W. g. a.
have given several entertainments Tor
the benefit of the cottage at kehoboth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry kidgeiy oi
Dover are summering at their cottage
on the bluffs below town.
Thirty-one Y. W. G. A. girls went by
launcn to sr,end Wednesday on picnic
at Oak Orchard. ,u,,
Benjamin +. Shaw, lr., of Wilmington,
;s here with his grand parents, MIR. and
Mrs Is. L. Shaw who summer ut Mrs.
Shaw's new cottage on Baltimore avenue
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CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

I1Lton. Md, Aug. g Commission
ers for cecil county will receive bids for
100000 bonds, for permanent improve
menf of the roads IN the county, on
August IL
The Peoples Cooperative Store Com
pany, of Perryyillc, has purchased the
A. &. jackson store property IN Perry
viIle and will occupy the stand. Mr..
jackson, will retire from business on
account Of poor health.
Trustees of Cherry I'LL " II. Church
have increased the salary of the pastor
Rev. Mr.. Gray to 81 800 per year
Walter w White Of Peuyyilie, while
af work on Big Elk creek bridge, sls-
tanned serious injury 10 bis lex when
struck by falling piece Of heavy timber.
Miss Vola Hahn, county nurse, =
spending her vacation on trip 20
Ihousand Islands and the Great Lakes,
Mrs Marie u Fo0te, wife 81 q. j..
Foote Of near EIkton, died Thursday et
Union Hospital, aged IS years. Her
funeral was held this morning from
Elkton Catholic Church.
Having sold his business 1T Port
Deposit, William ID. Chick, has brought
4 property in California, and he removed
his family there the past week.
Bladen b. Graycroft of Elkton, has
announced his candidacy for The Repub-
lican nomination for register Of wills At
the primary election. next month.
Miss Hester q Lewis, after spending
the past eight monihs in los Angeles,
| Calf, has returned TO her home ii
| Elkton III
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NEWS OF MILFORD.

Milford. Aug. 6.--Postmaster and
Mrs. William II. Robinson are at Oak
Orchard on a vacation.
Mrs. shane of New York is here
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Carl a.
CuilaIl
Robert J. Meares Of Washington,
u. g.. Is here visiting her sister, Miss
Mary Mcars.
representative and organizer OF
the ku klux Khan Society was in Mil
ford for two days this week. He spoke
70 a number Of the younger men of
the town about the organization and
distributed 70 several Of them blanks
Of application for membership.
Ernest II. Bailey has gone 10 Will
uington 70 take a position with the
Wilson Line.
Miss Alice Paquette is visiting for
two weeks with her aunt, Mrs. VIII
ham o. Pyle. in Wilmington.
Rev. and Mrs. Thomas V. wingate
are spending August at Delaware
Water Gap.
Rev. and Mrs. Disston W. Jacobs
are spending two weeks at Ocean
Grove. y. }.
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sEAFoRD NEWS.

Seaford. Aug. r.--Rev. r. #. Carpen-
ter. pastor of st. Johns NJ. Il. Church
this town. has been granted a vacation
during August. and will leave Monday
with his wife and son. Irving, fol
Camp Dewitt. Pa. % miles northwest
o. Williamsport. where a cottage has
been prepared for their use.
Captain A. p. Nane of the Delaware
Shiphuilding Co, this town, in company
with his niece. Miss Nane of Baltimore
and Colonel Fora ii. Brinsfield. and
daughter, Miss Brinsfield of Eldorndo
Md. are on three-weeks' noter trir
through New York and the New Eng
land States. spending much of theii
time at Rockland, Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Prettyman have
as guests, Mrs. William j. Hart and
daughter, Ann Hart of Doigevlile. n
Y. and Mrs. Art Newkirl< of Houston
Texas.
Mrs. John Il. Herrant and Harry
a. Phillips were called 10 Norfolk. Va.
this week, by the serious illness OF
their mother. Mrs. II. J.. Phillips.
Dorsey Blake, Jr.. has taken a po-
sition with the Deico-Light Co., al
Amber, Pa.
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| NEWS OF THE DAY
At new CASTLE
Members Of City Council Make
Inspection of Deemer Me-
mortal Park.
Special Correspondence EVERY Evening

Special Correspondence Every Evening
New Castle. Aug. 6.-The members
of City Council early last evening
made an inspection of the Kate Ford
Deemer Memorial Park. which will
be opened by the 18th OF this month.
The members decided to install a water
supply and four clusters OF electric
lights.
REV. r. r. Washburn. assistant
pastor of North Baptist Church, VIII
mington. tomorrow evening will have
charge OF the service in the First Bap.
tist Church, beginning at 7.3o. Sum
day school session will convene at 10
in the morning.
Rev, Il. F'erwerda will preach in the
First Presbyterian Church at the 1880
service tomorrow. The evening SER
vice will be In charge of the Young
Mems Association OF the church. be-
ginning at o'clock.
Usual morning and evening services
viii be held in the Methodist Episco-
pal Church tomorrow.
Rev. j. II. Geogheghan, pastor OF
Lebanon NJ. r.. Church, Red Lion, viii
conduct the morning service at 1915
Sunday school will convene at o.30;
preaching at 8 p. m. The Epworth
League will meet at 7.3o. in charge Of
Mrs. II. l.. Richards.
ON Monday evening the members OF
the Citizens Building and Loan As
sociation will meet in monthly session.
Yesterday a number of empty oil
barrels were found floating on the
Delaware river by several fishermen.
Henry Long has accepted the con-
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j. II. Mctsaulley. who has been max
Ing d tour of the world. arrived in this
city yesterday and is spending some
time aa guest of his mother, Mrs. Mary
Mct,nnlley and his sister. Mrs. George
Brittingham Of Second and Delaware
street.
Davis. Ruth Nicikerson, Irene o. Wise,
Blanche Sibley and May Joses have
arrived Mt their homes after compIet-
ing the Summer school course NJ the
University OF Delaware.
Lieutenant and Mrs. William r,
ffowiey are spending several days af
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Kinney
Of Sixth and Delaware street.
Miss Mary Merchant Of Wilmington
spent Thursday and yesterday as
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Preston ~
Kemp OF Red Lion.
Mrs, Stella Dicsmore and children
Herbert. Edith and Dorothy. of Itieh-
lardson Park, are spending several days
as guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hay
at Red Lion
Apartments for rent n the Louise
Apply 20 John Ries. the premises--
| ADV.
J. II. Gott is spending several days
as guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Hudson
| in the lower part Of the state.
| Bids win be received np until Mon.
day. Aug. 8. at s .. M, for paintinl
public school buildings. Apply 10 Geo
| Bacon for specificatlons.-Ady
Marion Kinney Of Sixth and Della
ware streets who several days ago was
burned by mouiten metal. while al
work at the plant Of the American
Manganese steel Co, IL improving.
The infant daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
Sylvester Tidwell, who had been 81
for several days has recovered.
We received this morning a fresh
lot Of those delicious gum drops. 37c
tIb. u. Challenger & Son, Prescription
\ Pharmacists.--Adv.
/ Green Ginger for preserving. a par
ticularly fine quality. r. Challenger
& Son, Prescription Pharmacists--Adv
| Misses Nan and Greta Toner Of West
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RAILWAY MEN ACCEPT CUT.

New York. Aug. 6.-The wages of
the $500 employees of the New York
Railways Company will be reduced 10
per cent beginning Monday. This
corresponds with the reduction accept
ed by the employees OF the two big
transit companies and establishes
precedents which will probably be fol-
lowed by the other traction companies
in the city. When the 10 per cent in
crease in wages was allowed by the
company in July, 1920. Receiver job
f. Hedges reported that it would in
crease the payroll $3.50, 900. an increase
of which it will now be relieved.
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CHESTERTowN AND VICINITY.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Chestertown. Md, Aug. 6.--As the
result Of an automobile accident some
months ago in which Mrs. John T.
Jester. wife of Deputy Sheriff John 7
Jester, lost her life, while enroute to
Easton with Mrs. Gault Applegarth,
wife Of the Kent county road engineer.
in the latter's car. which struck a
leaning telephone pole on the State
road just outside of Easton. one or
more suits for damages will be docket
cd against the telephone company.
The members OF the Chestertown
Public Library are arranging to put
on a winter Chautauqua in Christ NJ.
l.. Church in the early winter.
Roy Garland and family have moved
from Wilmington and are occupying
the residence on Washington avenue.
Chestertown, formerly occupied by
Walter T. Bennett and family.
Potatoes are selling in local markets
Tor three cents a pound and are scarce.
4 meeting of patrons and teachers
OF the elementary school was held
Thursday morning, for the purpose Of
discussing the sanitary condition of
the school. Since the outbreak of
typhoid fever among a number of
pupils and one Of the teachers. il is
believed that the cause Of the out
break was located in the school. A
thorough examination of the drinking
water and the plumbing is being con-
Quoted.
Owing 10 inability TO sell the bonds
fur additional FIRE equipment in Ches-
tertown, the Commissioners have re-
duced the town tax rate from s. 10
IS cents on the 500 for the present
year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-06

tract for installing new cement side
walk at the Deemer Residence along
Sixth street.
Warren Connor, Frederick VIII
helme. Norman Banks. George Kern
and Edward Wolf left this morning
for Bowers Beach. where they win
spend the week end fishing.
Richard Hopkins. who rccently COM
pleted the work OF rebuilding the sfgfa
road, under the supervision of fhn
State Highway Commission, ycstnrssp y
cent to this city for seven men TO s1ptl,
on a contract that he has secured at
Belmont, N. Y.
The dance given by the members oi
the Sixth Co. ID ~. O.. In the Van
Dyke Arinory, last evening. was large
ly attended.
Francis Montgomery. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs william Montgomery, Jr., Of the
western section Of the city. yesterday
was stung by an insect on the face
which became greatly swollen.
The plant OF the American Manga
nese Steel co. yesterday began to fiji
the portion OF their marsh land op-
posite the plant with refuse sand.
Harry Tins, former resident ol
tJllS I3A}t HAS Stthtt1 ~ it1NAtt3A 3f
head nurse In charge Of the labora.
tory department at the New Castle
County Hospital.
MIR. and Mrs. A. v. L. George and
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Iambson. todas
will motor 10 Rehoooth Beach. where
they will spend the weekend. Leslie
n George of Philadelphia will be q
guest of the party.
Major and Mrs. Thomas Holeomb
who have been spending some tim,
as guests of Mrs. Thomas Ho1comb a.
Walnut Hill. have returned 10 theii
home at Quantlco. Va.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Wilson ant
daughter Alice of Philadelphia. ar.
spending n months vacation as guest;
of James @. and Miss Mary Shaw d
Delaware street near Fifth.
Mrs. George Knowles. who has beer
spending several days as guest Of Mrs
Louise Rodney Holconlb of East Thire
street, left for Atlantic City where she
will spend several days.
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REHOBOTH BEACH.

Rehoboth Beach, Aug 6.-Mrs Edna
Dick Of Smyrna and daughter spent the
week with Mrs Vaughn Collins and
daughter, Elizabeth at the Minqua cot
tage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Carr and grand
daughters, Margaret, Gladys and Byrd
OF Baltimore are sunmering at the Carr
cottage.
Miss Marian Gill of Camp Humphries
is here visiting her grand aunt, Mrs.
Annie G. McClelland during August.
MIR. and Mrs. Christy Conner and son
Mrs. Joshua Conner, this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Frazer and little
Billy have taken up residence in Yir-
ginia. Mr.. Frazer being transferred
from No. II Coast Guard station.
Mrs. Henry o. Holder is entertaining
William and Elizabeth Andrews OF
Pittsburg for two weeks.
Miss Helen Bradford of Wilmington
was here over the weekend.
Mrs. Henry Holder entertained over
the weekend Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A.
Ross Of Wilmington.
Miss Kathryn Ross Of Wilmington
was a weekend guest of Miss Ida
TIndail.
Paul Cranston of Wilmington is hay
ing his vacation and on Monday he took
his family and guests to Oak Orchard
on picnic.
Ebenezer and. Midway Presbyterian
Churches gave their summer picnic to
Oak Orchard, Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs. Parks and family oi
Newpor and Stanton, arrived this week
10 take over All Saints p. +. Church
services for two weeks, staying at Cole
man Clergy house.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Walker Of vii
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SCHOOL a SUCCESS.

Newark. Aug. 6.--Aftcr the most
snccessful session since the school was
started some years ago the Gniver-
sity of Delaware summer school closed
its six weeks session yesterday. Prac-
tically all of the 500 students most OF
them public school teachers left New
ark for their homes this morning
With 500 students in attendance
from the starting Of the school late
in June there has not been case OF
illness during the entire session. The
various members of the faculty OF
the school are also preparing 10 leave
Newark for their vacations. As many
of them are members OF the faculty OF
Delaware or the Women's College OF
1.-THE University of Delaware they VIII
not have 10 return until September
81 when the university opens.
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HURT IN AUTO UPSET.

Lewes, Aug. 6.--At Five Points,
Thursday afternoon, Arthur Neaie War,
rington was driving Ford Sedan and
had little girl with him. lnendeavor-
ing 10 avoid team his car was up
ended and he was thrown out and rem
dered unconscious, and his leg was hurt,
seven stitches having to be taken IN u: a
nassing car brought him in town. The
little girl was not much hurt,
Mr.. Harrington's car was completely
wrecked and was left IN T.. W. bayiis
yard at Five Points.
This is the second accident At that
spot in week and il Is owing to the
high field Of corn which interferes with
sight and sound.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-06
Stomach
on Strike
20 Years
EafOniC Settled III

Eatonic is wonderful" says @.
w. Burton. 81 had been a sufferer
from stomach trouble for 20 years
and now | am WELL"
Eatonic gets right after the cause
of stomach troubles by taking up and
carrying out the acidity and gases
and of course, when the cause Is re-
moved, the sufferer gets well. II you
have sourness, belching, indigestion,
food repeating or any other stom ach
trouble, take Eatonic tablets after
each meal and find relief. Big boz
costs only trifle with your drug.
gist's guarantee.
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DEATH OF AGED FARMER.

Middletown, Aug. 6.-James FARRELL,
a highly respected resident of this neigh
borhood, died at the Delaware Hospital
Tuesday night after an illness of several
weeks, aged 50 years. Mr.. FARRELL
farned near here until recently, when
one Of his sons succeeded him on the
farm. He had been faithful member
of Bethesda VI. f. Church for many
wears. His wife died some years ago,
but two sons, James and Alexander,
survive him.
Funeral services were held yesterday
afternoon AT Mr.. Jarrell's late home,
with interment IN Forest cemetery.
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This is our first announcement OF the new 1922
Haynes S. and IS models-in accord with our Gus
tom Of introducing at this time of the year our
advanced ideas in motor car production. These two
new Haynes offerings give the motoristthe fullest ad
vantage, not only in price, but in obtaining cars
which principlesof sofdesirabilitywhich
otherwise would not be available for many months.
The Haynes S. is a new production possessing
many desirable developments and refinements. The
body is greatly beautifed. A full five passenger
touring Car, with 121-inch wheel base and the
famous velvery powered Haynes built ight-six
motor, il surpasses all expectations at the low
price-$1785, +. O. b. factory.
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THE NEW 1912 $17Q -
HAYNES 55 | :. I. zOO { , ;
E. .. 3. "A CT = RY

The utmost IN style, economy, durability and per-
formance has been given this lightweight car
Individual lenders and Individual aluminium steps
Fit gracefully into its semisporry lines Exterior side
cowl lights, cord tires and genuine leather uphol
stery add TO its appearance. Mechanically, the new
1922 Haynes 55 more than fulills your expectations
for ruggedness, dependability and reserve power.
Your dealer viii take your order now. This VIII
insure prompt delivery. We recommend and urge
you to inspect the new 1922 Haynes S. ar once
and make your reservation.
The Haynes S. is also manufactured in the five
passenger Sedan at S2S35 and the two-passenger
Roadster at S1835.
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ROAD ENGINEER RESIGNS.

Georgetown, Aug. 6.-John r.. Hitch
ems. who for the past few weeks has bce''
acting as county engineer Tor Sussex
county, has rendered this resignation
10 the Levy Court and his services VIII
terminate next Tuesday.
Mr.. Kitchens has been filing the
position since the resignation OF W. r.
Hawkins, in June. the latter having
accepted lucrative position with the
North Carolina Highway Department.
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LIMA BEANS SCARCE.

Milford. Aug. 6.--Lima beans have
begun 90 come into the local market
and are retailing az 80 cents per quart.
Homegrown cantsloupes are also
n the market at three for a quarter
- a dollar per basket.
few of the lima beans are being
pot up BY one of the local factories,
but as the crop is 50 light. the rest Of
The local factories have not deemed it
worth while 10 start canning such a
small amount as is possible 70 get.
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THE NEW 1922 $0H QE
HAYNES IS ZTOo - Z : =

Several months in advance Of the usual time Of
presentation of such car comes this new 1922
Haynes IS, priced fully thousand dollars below
what you would ordinarily expect il to be.
The newly developed, big, powerful, Haynes-built,
sixcylinder engine, perfected after many Of
careful scientific research. equipped with the new
Haynes fuelizing system power, flexibility
and acceeration even greater than ever before
enjoyed with the always popular Haynes power
plant Larger valves, larger intake and exhaust mani
folds. thermostatic engine heat control and other
decidedly advanced features emphasize the distinct
advantage of the Haynes IS motor alone.