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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-02-02

American Want Ads pay.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11

grrFNscRES wooded plot. ii.tils. on
rar.way. must sell sscrincs iitN9
Osnrf. a. 4 Wsrner loi Fsfs AZ Nuf-
-sy Hnl 55ii.
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OF EENs
nr1lnrn.g OWN HoMK

II NT EEN" TT7T77- p" -
c,rrr.rooru butch 'o'n1Isl sffls. ~lth
store room. fUc hath. with CRcrpionflf
GOOD fxfurss hot wsffr heat rfnl ma
hogan doors bronze hardware large sun
-oorn or.n frsria~e instarfaneouf Nsi"f
hssfer on beautifully planted Plot ''f
f00. auto driveway fo .-sfnfy gear Ftfnfs
srf i house fof the kiddi'f. no deial
which would add io ihf comigf' 'i Ief-
i,,Ire has bee7 o,eriooksd wiN farrihf'
for 81 500 Phone Ho'ns Nah h'iN 'h
s and o. IN
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
srHrTRBAN HOMES

"a, honhlet giving complete d'-
..rintlon - all towns IN commvllnE
rors on Long Island and other iniof,
nation ~ Ysiu. - homessskefs. senn
a. 10 8snersi Passenger AEsni Ionf
Island Railroad. psnn1 wants Slatlo..
~y or procure PREV copy upon sp'
rilcs,ior 10 Consolidated Ticket Ohiees
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11

10 LEI from March IL eifh,h hoor Inr
-seni tinlrg rom. lsrGs htchen 10 80
-oenr. to baths hail With maids roen
aeo,s 800 Tsisphsns Grsmsfcy shi'
ssTU ~ EAST roonr. baths. arrrei-
t,eiy furnished for rent 10 pSi. lat Also
4 rnors o. i.s Last siih ~
CULVER COMPANN
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sTI (Ss ono Island gSE !
- .140-SAHERs OR RlssHriS Re
FOREST HILLS

rorEsr HILLS GARpESs-Afn isavins
,Iff. muaf sacrifice alniost n~v nrsproo'
Noufs facing on private psrk ~ ihrr'
s~rse rooms fnd bath sil improvement.
Tor immediate sale vih accept Ns''''
terms arranged
- r. ERWIN o~ns-
Trerisfs a. ~ Park End Flsr-
Telephone boulevard io5..
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
MODERN SIT

MODERN sTUCCO HOI ~. G.'n'ils
Convenient 20 mountain sfaiIuf ~
A ~ snd troiey. 70 rooms aff , 9.it
o.of f66rasf sffrac'iYs BOOK -
price ~ 900. suifabis l7rnf Ir-rn"
South Orange tiss
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
Nrstehe<tsr
ONE ACNE

ONE ttNI.
e.-.,.r-en, hous~ ~ STATE fhsd lsrn
.h.ds ,hruhbsry. 'nodern improNeInehts
,.,s., ,rui,s xarsE~ chicken house &C
rss.ihi, three railroads select n-ifhhor-
hood s.i!sfsciory terms arranged. owner.
ro1 so Tribune
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11

FoR SALE .Dsrisn. Conn. n,- noYs.
~lfh ~ feet eater front iiiinr room
.s,f; feet bedrosm. bAths maid
room br..sfast lsoove. open frsplso'.
..mi.nrsproof Cosy au.yssr hoTre EAsy
t.rr. 7 4 pakr- " norayion. conn
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
MoSrcLAIR

MoNTcLAfR-ovner viii sell brsnd ns-
Colonial house. rooms sun ppfsn.
..i.rtu,, ..srv pos.ihls Improvement on
rorrsr iof. nne nelxhborno"d. WatcDlns
dlsfricf very reasonable price garage
wanted open for inspect Ion rsturds3 49,
sunday Jusf ,aok a. o. !, Burnsl1e 81
near Watrnung a.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
rEEksKiLT.

Farms estates. country homff. cheap. vild.
brook. fruit timber. pond sites homs build
inEs. remote from Petkskill dept. around
800 acre. camp. week ends. summer homes.
near lakes. Inn. tea room. rar. auto station
Albany Post Road. large house his village
plot elose estate river tls~. country estate
Colonial house. half mile drpoi. sAcrince cost
~ building. village committing honlr.
Alexander Past ga. Vanderbilt igsi
sunday phcne appointments as reeksk,ii.
rerlIcnfr orNfe
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2 6,ls NsW 'ss22 : Jersey JSsE2 ais'z!l|| a |
sOuTH ORANGE

FOR sALE-Bsagtifg Non,ros $3.50
,u,,i.hed. Colonial home near N13aiAt
gfation D. T. & - Railroad "a ,sfst
Lava. gardens. frat trsss srsl 80,
hou.. hog.e. h4rd~oot foo~ ,hfosghoN
sails psneisd. erceptionaN * ..ta
-oom iiie rooref .gn porcr srl srsas,af
.,o, h,d roons On ,sIfs ffs ns-hs ns.r
tt. ktchen aad b.fiers psrff, "ffali
dining room hot ~~tf he'' g. ~
Electricity. Largo Esrsgf ~N ls-n',l
agenis protected f,rless1
apply A y squ!rs. 81 John -. - ~"
CIV
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
FARMS FOR SALE
New Jersey
Stocked. 20 Acres. $1,000.
New Jersey

Tra cows hofs~ f1cI pauif~y ducks
t.ssr. wagons ra--laxfs. ronlrg machine.
has raEe. rioTr narrows. cIlflysforr, oil
planted cr0ps gwen lr nH ner m must -
nllrl'F. lItf 30 rishuaN. f.laG, Win
stores eo hooir ..ero.. etc. clo-s land fertile
end haf fliahIr. balance timber aul rssfpre .
variety ffulf- AMI berries COOL room
f0u-e balm poultry houses. toni sheds. ga--
rye. insurance s. 500 Price for all .. 700
Gliy 81 200 cash. hal easy terms Call o.
wriie for details ard free car oiher bar
rains NEW JERSEY FARM AGENCY. l5f
Nassau - New Nogs cts
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
PELHAMwoOD

AMwOoD-Modern hou.s aitrsc.
lively furnished. 10 rooms J baths. gar
ge. accessible 60 station cool high,
shaded location, July. August. tsso month
Phone Pelham isft.W
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11

NEAR COLUMBIA COLLEGE
gls-story elevator apartment. I snall
.p.fttrr,ts rsr hoof ss,inFs hank mort
rarc y~arH. might consider other prop
erfF fn prrt payment. -
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
PORT fHESTER

ron RENT. furnished. for Juiy-AuGust. a
very comfortable house rooms and
bath. with modern eonyenisncss inciosed
porch. garden. isrfe yard NJ obisetion -
family With children BnOADHtHST, n
smith 81. Port Chester. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
Iireokiyn

s,p A. SUBWAY station iso lot.
wrsi 7ih o.. $500 two lots West 'in
20 9 r0o. A. W station. two lots, bss'
i.i - g. I'M. Lindon ay. mar tilsa Az.
so,i0o. u.sflnrr o. g. nAo. anethfr
81 ooo ear, termr Bof iti Gisn ridge.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
RIDGEWOOD
RIDOEwOOD-Jtrssy's me

RIDGEWOOD-Jersey nneU r'st'a.t
suburb. s-s.room select houies hin
exceptional improvements rsrsEss, ~
plots dignlnsd locality. fl..i'1 s2ssr
s. go cash unusual terms sIcfNfni ~
- See representative satgrdag >ses..
E.y Ridgrwood Az. corner frtfts
Ridge Eood Corp \ 7 Office. 80 bfH
Worth fs.l
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11

on Harlem division New YORK central.
e.idsfoue house A. rooms. baths. ~
scres ane ,recs SIS ooo adjoining stock
farm. 500 acres. r1"dern stock barns h"uts
hath horse barn. garage brook ice pond.
So 600 co Per cent nHak b" iett on NOR
esca per cent 90 agents T'hh i'i
II II WELLS. BREWSTER. y
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11

4 NEW solid brick hnuv. slate roof hard
wood floors throughout rooms baths
nice plot 81 ground near station. has been
reduced 10 81. $40. fhlnt ., the eonsiruc-
tion solid brick DhtnHOSD. ffst Bos-
ton Post Road. Pelham MAJOR. Tel. 5io,
or New York onlcs.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
Ifu>ri>GrO>

near hay ani COLI cour"
ue-uffu' trees. large plot. gem ~ =
house g.. $50 f'Eclusc WashhIrn < -
g g. fnfh a Telephone Huntington lsp'
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
rr,t rsrAry--sALE ON nIsr
Ions Island

COMPELLED 10 aerinc. plot. ehos,n
after thorough inspsciien, o. Nott,n
farstsd ~ "A o. opposite Eplscops
church Lawrence Manor nsyslds. ; mn
yt,s from sts,lon and LITTLE ssek nay
alrs issios Price fifoo fnons r'"'n-
lns i.ft-N.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
Mt. VERNON

CONF agi to.day - M onic'
N f~aufiful 'siifornis farE.
my nev ,iopmen' a. , he''
fr- Heights siaiirn. SeN lors
Ws.tchegef a Boston EaN-
rnsd surraundsf ~ New kn
-hsiir snd Mount vernon. Lot.
1850 srr uprards VIII helr
90 hnanee h0usr.baiiiing
write for particulars -
ftn,rtv - or eAii 'orflanff
nTu BROKERS protected. 1n-
spph =. Dsy. suburban Dept
Inc
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11

rrrr Nsi - houses Tor sais ard rent
Vrlfe NAN WfNkiE CO Rutherford. NJ
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
New Jersey

sr,c poous sn1 bath. made reeri an >
bath rental tifs psr month rhone H"n'
cisir tTss
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
n WESTCHESTER
SS5f SALE OR RENT SSytfA
~ ,nDsLE

cITp rDAuTNiTY-Str.ttiv
private rsiss. - acreage
nlots immrdiatslr 81 HEATH
rats stAsinn. Scs rrdai- beau
fiful high iAna. trees city i'm
nrovsmrnts. conssryafive srf
nrotseftys res;rlction- BroS-
ess protsctsd. Inquire sur-
DAY a. offices IN the prom
~. cr g. i.lherty ST. Ne~
Yors city. Telephone oIt
rnrtlanet JOSEPH 7 DAY
suburban Department Inc.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
GfEN RIDGE

GLEN RIDGE. y. J.-con,'o-i ihle s..vlous
dwelling. 10 rooms. haf tune -.
sept .. 1900. For terms. OWNER. ig5
Clara 81 Phone 210i
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11

WOULD EXCHANGE MopERN
Tireproof business building - heavy con
sfruffinn lease fn one ffnFni. Tor rloi on
urper East gidr. suitable for spafim'n'
~tts excstfnnsl fsius. blk fu'ufs
sLANsON 4 MOrns lts W ~ ~.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
FREErORr

pREEronT Hous.s and hunral.Ts 70
l-r nioft fNaf00 and larger. lr.re f'oN ~
t,ards terms Arrir ufrsr. JOINS
RANDALL. 60. o. y Lons Reach 49,.
Trr~purf T.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11

SIX STOnr modern elevator apartment
10. LAYOUT ~ apartments. IL. Is. IL.
Al condition. rsrfirg for f1tNNe rfice
fIsf non. netting fi17oo cash rrquirsd
tla nnn lnnrhlan \ 20 Inc .no w 10 ~
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11

ron SALE Harisdale y Y. ro1ms ant
hath. vlih finished rooms In attlc. sii
Improvements. gsrsge fruit trr,.; rboui =
acre grOlnd minutes N station 40 800
r. ROBlSON
Hartsdal@. y.
white piains i.ft W
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
REAL rsrarr-s,LE On HESr


COUNTRY HOME AND STOCK FARh
SEPARATE on TOGETHER
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11

LOi'N proportions in nur ness
propertIea aud lots near station ana 'N
,o.-a~sut. also desirable lots neaf llnn
Golf Links. aci auics See WALSH fNh -
III VgT side - station
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
CHtrrAorA
r.EAstNrvfLLL

FoR nBNT-for July and August. coun-
try ristt. Plessantvilis. y. Y. one mile
from station. fVe masters and three
maids bedrooms. three 0aihs. Eas. elec-
tricfty. beautiful grounds. garden and gar
age Address z % Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
NoSTnosE
FURNISHED

FURNISHED broom bungalow. xnh
hnehenette. sisctricity. 1854 Jun- - to
labor Day; couple preferred. 4. o. Dos
itS Montrose. Phone reehskiii tf.J.f
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
Brsokiys
Manhattan Dsarh
rrnsIsp.p rorsss TO Lrr oR SAFE

REArTTFIL room apartment, =. improl,-
n,snts ? hin - from ne2n. 80 monthly
50 West End ave Manhattan iesrh.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
srMMEK HOMEs MANTED

WANTED 10 rent. furnished small bunEa-
low In no Adirondack mus b" 'on.
ysnisnf 20 aoctor anf food suppl .-iH
,uli nartlculsrs MRS FROLi'H,
soundsl,u - white Plains =
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
prsrsgss PROPERTY TO LET

ror gENT-isoAieh. rroun1 feor suitable
1 Fl A KissiLiSG. iss sth ave
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
.rARrxENTs 10 LEr-ruRsisHED
Manhattnn

ssrtt 81 f,k WEST Attractive. eooi three
,1en ktchen. hath grand piano. sim
rrlrr pool end cat. Cir'is nis. Ar' IL :"
rnofningE
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
BRoSxyfLTE

FIVE ROOMS. bath and balcony. ground
faof best section Village furnishsa
from July - 20 Thanksgiving Day. Teie-
phone Rector tsss or Rronrviiie st1s-J
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
NINfMER uOMEs

A, Lsrehmoni .on Sound. only half hour
eer.mutlnE Beautiful private bathihs
beach Ofles Open sundays
mrs. G. ". nrRDock,
40 reu Road. Iarchmont, y. \. Tel tfs
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11

NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
RgAL EsTArg WANTED

WANTED IN bgy East SIDE building for iighf
fn.nuf4ffur.ng rIil rOnslfer store tnl
do-ling NJ broker. Hugh M"Hlnisy
II East f.d
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
HARTrDtIE

-Four master bedrooms tii- dbsth, ,
servants rooms with bath. steam heat
electricity gss. every modern convenience .
arge plot. ornamental shrubbery. near
depot immediate possrshon liberal terms
n. CALL.
DEPOT square white Plains Tel :ts;
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
Nsw York state

THOUSAND igLANDg completely fur.
nishsd houfs IS rooms baths. ~
aefes Of ground. rent 5000 Photos and
p.rfleularn up0r request Arnold T.
Ghsrsn, 40 Montague ~, Brooklyn. Phons
Main 6if1
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11

FOrR-sTonY and basement. Wont Sife
Dc rooms ( baths steam neat rfriflt
fnhfs hardwood Roots. excellent cHndi
lion. guaranteed possession pfi''. f.N."pN .
cash So eoo Courhian A. Co. Inc. -'"
West 17d 70
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11

FOR RENT furnished. nin~-room hous.
July. August. near Hsstinss-on- Hudson !,
rcferencts Phone Dobbs Ferry as
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11

NkAH bnhTs' MiiEs ffRNoM fN StEwN roRK
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
At IaQfUNfONT

Al ur-to-dste new s-room siueeo house
ali rnot-rn improvements. restricted resi-
Dental section. short walk N station.
school md SOUND. iii oAe sasy terms
FRED X KRISCH. IS, larchmont av..
Iarchuont. y. Y
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At YoNKERs.oN.HuDsoN

Residence ~ oid siyit. hAndfOmr hsif-
acre grounds tiE trees. shrubs. noNers
garage. bargain for purchaser sho "a
Iiiia~ ~ dAc rat ana equip with md
ern frisres. 81 600 paT' on fnorfEHge
i~asrnabl. o-rr wanted bellows & War
rem. - Deity square Nonhsfs
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11

PELHAM MANOR-wiil rent furnished
from Iuns 70. for summer season. 7
room Dutch Coloniri cottage gArsse
shade treer. exclusive incality. particular
phone rtlh.na itN.M. Aekland rlay az.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
r.AHC IfMONT

nARGAIN roR QUICK stLE-Ai'rAetlvt
new s-roofn stucco hour-. hoi wstff
heat Earag- all Improvements, IN hiEh
lass Residential section. minutfr Walk
from station immediate possetsion. pfiee
reduc.d 10 iis3ht. open 90 mnsi reAhon-
sbie terms rhqne call or write. y. ".
COLLfNs. - Pos Road. iarchmont.
Phone s11
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11

FURNISHED HOUSE ~ rent in Pelham,
b. Christian family. rooms. : baths
minutes from station. July to Oct. I 4.
rent $3.50 nor month. ,ss Washington av.
Phone Pelham fff-N
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11

New Jersey

SIX ROOM furnished coitsEs. al Improve
m-nis near river. ba,, etn = ~
Kno.. al Eastern Psrspay. brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
- Real Estate Opportunities Briefly Told =.


New Jers~y
srvre re~rn furnished e",tsss In -o~1s ~
Ia. font ~ith hoai snf d"f spnnf
..,., -tds p.ssrs. nreplses water in houss
$40 feet s'svation cool nlfhs yehn u
t,o,-., "a, pre.d dhurr ave. Ns- 'orh
FOR SALE Teo family iarsiv WIZ
bcy.. Nth surroundings ~ coun'r,
homo 40 car xarsEe to h~h ~e' ~
yro.d-ay. - West .iuh ~ zee
pouth IL on premises "r your own hrose''
INVESTIGATE THls NICE LIT rLh
UOMR-T~o rec hoUsss. both son1er-
,,l ,.lu,s only ~ minute. from Hudson
TsrminsL in on. ~ IN, nn..' suburbs W
,,.,,.,,',,,.n,. p,iees ttsts and 1880.
,.rer,i sesu,ifui plots ~ go from, foot.
fully Improved. water Eas elseiricny'
syrs. cutters rdswslks fs- ohoies 10
c,,ior, nov available small payment -
,Yr., riot. ~e ~ii nnsnrs snd build your
home On esEt terms Fnr particulars csll
-rts. rhone rRASK MILLER. - Park
Row. barclay tsss.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11

p,.r~Av COUNTY. biz. Wild. brook fruit.
,ir,i.er ,heap remote dirt road farms.
Some buildings sfounf fo 10 miles 1eroi .
rond rifea camps. wreh fni proposition,
elevations sample lnN acres. o.thl ~
s,rirrs fsif house miles Carmel ono
,h-oe acres. fhaft of1hafi spfing. fhan
Farms. estates country n0rnes ffafe f0sf
brook farms Alexander. lHtf ~
Vanderbilt 1894 Sundays phone aprnini
r,rr.. as r~~kskiii couu'rf office. ffaiience
FARMS WITH STOCK. PLANTED
Send for new hir catalogue and Wfr.
HATgON FARM AGENCY isf ffh A.. ~
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
Z nn~sfi~ut

ron REST For tho summer, -
sound Reach. ronns st'raerte
-, stony frsns dwelling. trol.
f.e s~rvlcs to stamford and
sound nesoh stations On \.
" " r. n. ~ ropns.
bath and foyer hall large YER
snds porch svinG. aNninr sn1
serssns. opsn hrsplsess eiseWie
80 ana rarsFs. city water snf
tyainaEs small dock A. rear ~
rrop~riy Asking rental of fso1
FOR season Apply ~
TIE FARMERS LOAN ANn
TRUST corrtSr a. Tf'hfrE
= william street,
Sew rort city.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
yoNRERs

BEAITIFUI. California bungalow N sub
iet 20 responsible party. rooms bA hs
garage excellent location facing Van
Co.tlandt Para. on city line referrnces 70
nuired. Immediate possession rent 1850
per meath BrRDiNH. - Caryi A.. Yon-
sers Phone Yonkf-s li1n-W.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
OsstNING
PELHAM MANOR

PELHAM MANOR
Furnished houn. lovely grounds. ldsai for
chiieren: tli5 a month. Tel Pelham
i536.M
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
I'll SIZING.

ron rENr-rri,ais furnished dTeliing n
Ffushlnr three baths. feo ca gsraee
ryir August ani Sepf-rnr~f. NJ longer. i-S'
f~r month rhone Rector fife
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-11
JIMMY MURPHY
 PRAISES DOR7

Jimmy Murphy.s opinion of the Dort Is but added proof that when a man puts his money into one of these cars. he is choosing wisely" says Mir. E. L. scouten of the secuten Motor company. Dort distributors. He was referring to James g. Mur- phy, who not only won the Indianap- oils soo-miie annual classic on Me- moriai Day. but smashed into smith eraens all previous recardr.
 This hero of tracks" he con- tinued, was In California . few months ago and rode in a port se- dan from Fresno to Oakland, a dis tance of iss miles. He was accom- panied by Joe Thomas and Eddie Herne. the latter the same driver who ran good third to Murphy in the Indianapolis race. This is what he says:
 MT. E. L. scouten turned to the most recent issue of Dort Doings and pointed to letter bearing 8 fac simile of Murphy's signature. Nat urally. we are since Tuesday prouder than ever of that letter" he said.
 In his letter the now world -fa- nous Jimmy described his trip in the Dort sedan and concluded: :: This car has capabilities far greater
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-11
Hupmobile Already
 0versoId For May

With orders on hand calling for the production and deli=ery of 4,S00 cars in May Q. c. Hutchinson, general sales manager for Hupmobile, has found 1t necessary to advise his dis tributors that 1t will be physically impossible for the factory to turn out more than 3,75o cars before the first of June.
 During June, MT. Hutchinson says, extraordinary effort will be made to catch up with the May shortage be- sides taking care of the scheduled June requirements. But" he con- tinues, lat the rate the orders are coming in now, the end of June will find us even more oyer-soid than we will be at the end of this month.
 This in spite of the large quanti- ty stored by the factory during the first three months of the year. de- signed to give reserve for the April and May demand, all of which were used up in the first two weeks Of April.
 Last week visited Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington. Richmond. Boston and New York. and in each city I found that our distributor had booked orders for more cars than we can furnish on immediate delivery, in spite of the fact that we have practically doubled our production schedule.
 Tt simply means that Hupmobile purchasers in some instances will have to wait little while before they can get their new car. It will not be a long wait-only few days. or weeks at the most-and we will do everything in our power to make the delay as free from annoyance to the buyer as possible.'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-11

It is the boast of many motor car driver that he don't know what goes on under the hood" but the old bus never misses just the same. Some day such a boaster is quite likely to find to his discomfort that when he pushes in the starter she says .'ker -chug" and dies in peace, or perhaps some night the light won't burn. or suddenly he realizes that the ammeter shows no current flow ing into the battery. Such things are the prices of negligence of the electrical equipment, according to. Charlie Woodward of the Woodward Battery company. who announces that his concern is now prepared 10 render expert service in the matter of adjustments and repairs on cleo trical installation of all makes of cars. in addition to the regular bat tery service of this concern.
 MT. H C. Sanders of St. Louis. thoroughly experienced and capable has been secured to handle this work for the Woodward company. Mir. Sanders stresses the necessity of fre- quent inspection of the electrical
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-11

gave him dollars worth for every dollar he paid.
 With this foundation, the Haynes organization planned for 1922. We were fortunate in having brought to completion several advanced ideas on which we had been working for a long time. Notably, the newly developed Haynes 75 engine, de- signed and built in the Haynes plants and equipped with the ex- elusive Haynes volatiiizer as well as several other motor betterments.
 Our new. improved model 5S Haynes cars were also ready to be brought out. Other improved models, such as the Haynes 75 blue ribbon speedster. the Haynes E three-pas- sepger coupelet and the newer devel- opments in both open and closed cars were ready for production.
 This gave the Haynes the benefit of operating in two price fields--the one covering the lighter t21 inch wheel base cars, such as the 55 mod els and the other the large. 132 Inch wheel base. model 75 cars.
 The new, improved 75 engine did just what we knew 1t would do. for 1t had been tested under every con dition for many months while being perfected. It was one of these en- zines that propelled the Haynes IS blue ribbon speedstor in that re- markabie test on the Indianapolis speedway when Howard Wilcox, driving 1t. attained from 75 to 80 miles per hour. and pronounced 1t, over his own signature, the sturdi- est and fastest stock car he had drtv- en up to that time.
 The success Of the Haynes cars. in the face of some of the business con ditions that have existed, rests upon conscientious devotion to the best standards of mechanical construction and determination to give each car the finest appearance possible.
 For weeks we have been behind with orders. We have increased pro duction as rapidly as is consistent with Haynes engineering and con struction standards. We regret that there have been many times when we had to dtsappoint our distributors and their customers by reason of the fact that we could not ship cars as quickly as the demand required them. But this will be excused. am sure, when 1t Is known that these delays were occasioned by our insistence upon each Haynes car measuring fully up to our standards before 1t could leave the factory.
 Haynes sold in Birmingham by Ewart- Brewer Motor company.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-11
HOW MOTORISTS LEARN TODR|VE
 NLOS ANGELES

A Hupmobile won tha distinction of capturing first prize in the Ladies Driving Contest, for cars not over 115-inch wheel base, which was one of the features of the call of the open road program recently held in Los Angeles.
 The purpose of the contest-this having been the second annual one for Los Angeles-is to educate the motorist in those essentials that arc necessary to good driving under or dinary traffic and road conditions to the end that accidents may be re- duced and the loss of human life brought to a minimum.
 Although more women entered the contest than men. & prominent spec tator remarked: "If every driver. whether male or female, was com pelied to take such a test before se- curing a driving license, there would be far less accIdents'
 In the Los Angeles event. thers were nine contestants. After a stiff oral examination covering state and city traffic rules, the contestants were requiredsto to drive through a figure eight outlined with stakes.
 Then. they had to pass a brake test at Is miles an hour and stop the car within a given space: the last number and the most difficult one was the parking at curb within very restrict space. In this event. the time consumed in getting the car into parking condition and out of 1t was an all important factor.
 The score of the winner-Mrs. Der tie Randall in her Hupmobile-was 961.
 ''The report of the contest simply confirms what we have been saying all these years. and that Is that the Hupmobile Is unusually adaptable to the requirements of women drivers said Tom Turrentine, sales manager of Cruse-Crawford, local Hupmobile distributors, when news of the event reached him.