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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-12

were Iddtngs and Moran. and Shear
on. who claimed to be out of cor
dition due to inability to practice
on his home grounds.
After everybody was c~oanfortab-
ly filled with their stomach resting
on their knees. Major Neville pre-
sided and many yielded 10 their
exulant spirits. Challenges for
horse shoe. mumblepeg. base ball
and golf contests were thrown back
and forth. 1t was finally agreed to
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-12

wHEAT-No. 3 mixed s1.35; No. 4
mixed $780, Nc. 2 hard winter
s14SE 01.45: No. 3 hard winter 1.41.
CoRN-No. ? mixed 6 2062hc; No.
? white e2ts @ssc; No. ? yellow 621s
963Nci No. } mixed 619e1hc; No.
3 white e1A Q62c; No. Q yellow 81
Q62Aet No. 4 mixed COX 060%o;
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-12

play an indoor outside base ball
game. Bill McAleer. Patriarch OF
the Kiwanis bowling team. suggest
cd a golf match and challenged a
similar team, captained by Bert
S~teelnnan. OF the Rotary Club for
a match at an early date.
The sentiment OF the Rotary club
entertainers WAC well expressed
when one OF them said: Cast your
bread upon the waters and after
many days. It Will return"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-12
SOUTH OMAHA LIVE STOCK

CATTLE - Receipts LOO. Beef
steers steady to strong. Half load
Of 117o ID. beeve 1915; other class
es OF stock mostl y%steady.
HOGS - Receipts $500. Market
slow, steady to loo higher. Gener-
ally steady. Bulk s1o.10G1o.4o. Top
$1,000.
SHEEP-Receipts 1900. All class
es steady. California spring lambs
SLABS.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-12
Note this New Way

Note this New Way
LII Afossoses fsse Treafgseas
Directly fnfo fhe FoiHcles
OF fhe Hair
This patent appiicator makes
hair treatment, at homo. posi-
BILE for the nrst time. Blood
alone revives. Treatment must
reach the infected area under
the surface. We accomplish IT.
Al the illustration above shows
with hollow nipples of q scien-
tfdcelly perfect rubber mas
nage-cap which comes with
every bottle Of Van Ees Hair
Grower. The lotion 10 fed al
rectly into the foilicles of the
hair. At the same time the
now OF blood 10 stimulated By
massage to the hair root
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-12
Hair Roots Seldom Die

Dematologists used 10 believe that
3 bald head meant dead hair roots. We
have proved this incorrect. The roots
ssdom de. -Four men in 7 arc bald or
partially bald At 20. Yet only 5 men
En- 100 need ever be bald.
We have seen new hair on heads
once bald. So-called hopeless cases of
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-12
ro1rDo sprn CLOSE

CLOvER-Cash 1915; Oct. 11.35.
ALsIKE-Cash s11.5o; Aug. 11.75;
Oct. s11.2o.
TIMoTHY-cash $40; May $40;
Sept. ss.5o: Oct $3.50.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-12

No. 5 white e0c; No. 4 yellow eoA q
&C.
OATS - No. l white 44c; No. Q
white 4o6fs1scj No. 0 white 500
41cj No. 4 white S61a93shc.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-12
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NEw YORK sTocKs CLnsn

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERYicEl
Ais chalmers .....-.4.-.. 4RiA
american Car and Foundry .4.16SM
American Steel Foundry ...... ssM
American Tel. and Tel. .......121&
Baldwin Locomotive ....A.I16TA
Bethlehem Steel B ..... SIX
chesapeake and Ohio ..4...... 65
(oioraoo Fuel asa
Crucible Steel 76s
General Electric ..4.-......1e2sA
IAckawanna Steel ..... Tsk
Jehigh Valley GIG
Mexiean Petroleum ...........13o1k
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-12

HOGS - Receipts 5000. Market
steady to 10c lower. Range $3.50
1910. Bulk s1o.0oQ1o.25.
CATTLE = Receipts 100. Market
steady. Fed steers $500 q $50;
yearllngs s7.o0Gs.75: fed butcher
$500 a 7.75: etockers and yearlings
s6.0oQ775; feeding COWS and heif-
ers s4.00@6.25.
SHEEP - Receipts 500. Market
steady.
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK
CATTLE - Receipts $50 Market
active. Shipping steers $500 $50;
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-12

These two pictures show q
cross section Of the hair root
or bulb and the case which en-
closes each hair from the root
to surface OF scalp tgreatiy
m~agnihed). Germ infected Sc
and falling hair. Remove Il and
hair viii grow. illustration A
shows Sebum injected hair and.
B healthy hair.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-12

serni-baldness. of hair fast falling. we
have checked in z weeks. We have
proved our point to world authorities.
Now great dcrmatologists employ
this new method. High medical au-
thorities approve it. Badness, they
say, soon will be . rarity.
Infected Sebum
e5E of all hair troubles are traced
to infected Sebuxn-
Sebum Is an oil It forms at the
roots of hair. It's natural function 10
to supply the hair with oil.
But frequently It becomes infected.
II cakes on the scalp. It plugs the
follicles and chnkcs them. 1t forms a
breeding place for bacteria-germs by
the millions feed upon the hair and
destroy it.
II invites seml-baldness. Soon total
badness follows. Bat 10 does not Kill
the hair root. Remove the infected
Sebum - normal hair growth is re-
sumed. This Is scientific fact We guar
Rntec results In writing.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-12
MIyyEAPorIs GRAIN CLOSE

wHEAT-Sept. 1,27S; July 1.45h /;
May s1.5o#S.
CORN-July 57Ac; May 53hS.
RYEHJuly e7hc.
OATS - Sept. 37NS; July 36Mc;
May s5Mc.
FLAx-July s2.s5M: May s2.s7S.
BARLEY-July 6O%S; May Sob.
Sept. size.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-12

Unless we grow hair.
The Van Ess treat
ment is absolutely
guaranteed. You are
the sole judge. The
tDor,Gnt IS Si9s<d by
yosy ors,s druggist. You
assume no risk making
this test
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-12
THE CHEF AT
BINYONrS THOUGHT
1T WAS AN ARMY
CONTINUED from page one.)

tina maching pcnnies or pther
forms OF gambling would not be
permitted.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15

All Prices T. O. H.. Detroit--War Tax Additional
New Prices Effective at Once
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15
ROth-BrOWn
Buy Good Cars

After having bcensin business but
one year the Roth-Brown company,
i2i East Second, has established 1T
Gelf az among the highest class deal
ers In used cars In Tulsa and has
developed n business which the
members of the firm attribute fole.y
to their policy Of dealing with Gus
tomers who are In the market oniy
for used car.
Commenting on this policy II. l.
Roth explained that cars that are
not IN first class condition and fully
capable OF giving service to the ok
tent expected of "A sturdy machine
are not handled by the company.
Cars are bought for cash and sold
on the monthly installment plan
with Il small payment down. No cars
are taken In. however. that require
a trip to the shop for overhauling
The firm has enjoyed aanice busi-
ncss during its short span Of exist l.
unce, according to Roth and during
tho summer months was practically
out OF IA stock in trade for business
was so brisk that cars were pur-
chased as rapidly as the Roth Brown
company could buy them In
Roth's partner In the business Is
H.. NJ Brown.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15

Henry Ford's statement In Wash
ington 2 couple Of days ago that he
would announce new cut IN the
T9ice OF Fords on Ja.cNSr'" l5 ~
day. came as q distinct surprise to
r. !. Ryan OF the Ryan Motor
company, the local Ford distributor,
Due to the price OF materials and
also to general busineBs conditions
Mr.. Ryan had believed there was no
foundation to reports that there wuB
to be another price decline, and he
still believes the cut will be very
small, probably only n few dollars
IN n car He pointed out that the
price OF Fords already is lower than
at any previous time In history.
we still have no official word
from the Ford Motor company OF
any cut In prices" said Mr.. Ryan.
but | don't suppose there Ia any
doubt as to the authenticity Of the
Washington report quoting Mr.. Ford
himself on the cut. I will say,
however. that the news comes as
distinct surprise 10 me, and 10 all
other Ford dealers. as we had been
assured by statements from head
quarters that prices were to re-
main where they are for some time
to come
Nineteen twenty-one was the
banner year for the Tulsa Ford
agency. a total OF 1885 cars were
sold here. In comparison to 1866 the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15
Lincoln Company Safe
From Financial Shoals
Threatened by Big Tax

news dispatches from New York
yesterday stated The same dis -
patch said the car would he man
ufacturod on large scale"
Anyone who gives tho matter any
thought nj AL can appreciate how
an automobile dealer IN handicapped
by having his manufacturing COM
pany shnky. For cNampic-A
salesman might have a car virtually
sold tp prospective customer. on
It's merits, but II the purchaser dis.
covered that the maker cf the ma
chine was about To gu out ot bust
ness he wouldn't think OF buying no
matter how much lac liked the car
Nobody wants a car that's extinct.
Too much trouble to get parts and
all that. Moreover without giving
much thought to the matter, a man
would naturally think there must
he something wrong with a car
when the factory had 60 quit Such
thing as the unexpected order TO
pay four or five million dollars out
~ back taxes would never occur 10
him at all and II he was told he'd
probably think the salesman was
giving him some hokum.
Mr. Sturm Is Planning to exhibit
four styles OF the Lincoln at the auto
/ show, sedan roadster. a touring
car and a four passenger phactun.
The Lincoln distributor Is one nr
| Tulsa's veteran automobile men.
having been In business here for
seven years, Prior To taking over
tho Lincoln agency seven months
| ago he handled the Hudson and
EIsseN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15
Great Year for Local Ford Company

preceding year. This in itself is not
much OF an increase, but the Ford
dealer is proud OF being able to show
any incr""se In business at all In a
year when most Industries were ex-
periencing most marked depres-
sion. Mr.. Ryan expects to sell
1000 cars here this year. and is
planning his business on that esti-
mate.
The local Ford company Is one of
the citys most active firms. Prob
ably few people know that 81
mechanics are employed In the
comparatively little building at
North Main and Cameron that
houses the Ryan company; that
the payroll last year was $4,000,
exclusive OF the earnings Of the
statesmen, who are on a commission
basis. that the gross overhead of
the company amounts to 100000 a
month: that a stock OF Ford parts
representing an Investment OF $780,
900 to Sf25,000 is carried at ali
times; that from 30 to as carloads
of automobiles and parts are re-
ceived monthly.
Service" is TO be the watchword
OF the local Ford company in 1922,
Mr.. Ryan said. While much more
can be accomplished along this line
after the Ryan company moves into
its proposed new home on South
Maln--plans tor which we're an
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15

nounced In The World few d.x.
ago-e~erything possible will ba
done with the present facili;ies
To start with. every salesman ana
shop employe employed by tho Rv,a
firm has been given instruction. w
see that every car sold In 1920 ~
turned out In perfect condition Tbi,
means that before you take vo,,s
new Ford out OF the shop exner,s
Will go painstakingly over II tn ssa
that no bolt or screw Is Iooe. na
part OF the mechanism faulty "'
THE Ford Motor companv nj.
ready has reached an enor,pons
volume of business" said Rv,n
selling more than q million cors
In 1921. From now on more sn6
more attention Is to be paid to
quality"
He stepped from his office ip,l
the stockroom, and picked up X
crankshaft from an enormous MIA
of them.
TAKE that one part for examine -
he said. I'VE are willing TO be,
that the crankshaft put In q Fo.I ia
not only AS GOOD as any pJt In
any automobile in the United Sf,fas
but that It is BETTER Take thai
crankshaft and one from any .rttn.
mobile you may pick to a mptaIIur.
gist, and see Ii he doesn't tell Won
the material in the Ford shtr Is
superior. An expert, after examine.
ing the two. also will tell yot that
the bearings finish on the Ford shar,
In superior. IL he doesn't ri Inv
you n new hat. or suit OF clothes
anything you say"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15
Information Bureau of
Tulsa Auto Club Cuts
Down Motorists Misery

o,o,. o,,. ,,,,,,a-,a C.it,o.,.t, hound
,,,s,t., ,..'I. s,,.t.. 80, 80. M,
intcr,,cttato hot,,aa,, III. .,.t, .rd
~, A,tantt, ..ah,ard "a n. y,r
nor,haa.t 80 49, VI 49,, ,,p,
n,, 0,,t. -. ,.t,t',no g., tb,
r,Iss hcodou.rtcys az ths Autot,o.
MI ci',t ,s 1t,i,,,,,,,.. 1,,rin, ~,
nas, tan ,nd ,,t,,sr s,Id r,tnl,ln.
hotn,, A. 49, ,,,,,'i, ,,d tctotirJ
,nfnrrnati,, ,t,,ut ,bc ,ordltinp of
oLiatn,,a ttgt',goy, strctrI,Ing ,y,sf
ward nrd aboui aaragca nud hotels.
Later t,u,iois t,vr had tbo ua
vontsgc ~ mo cxrrriouces Of those
ysbn bsvo gono Iefpro ma tho locpI
beadouartcra natcs a practice uf
n.Lt,g oa,t gt,,r s, dlsn,sod tn
toi doyr on ,1dtcssnd poatenrda
d,t, nbout th. trlp rnd tho head
ouartrra has committed from these
tot,iry. d,,.u.d d,ta nbout rgu'oa
"a tbe goIdeI vcu This service b.
~ yrc.t y,iur ia ths traveller q
Eors,er ~ AI.lnnn who pnssed
thyougb b,rc rccontIv ON route for
Alabnus and who. br,nusc hr was
,,rfortlgt.d bv amy Official advice.
mad me, lnu.ly gone miles nut uf his
,vay and bad misspa perfectly
good 1nO-utle rouurcfr highwny in
Iouisinn.. wrote the oklahoma club
last vect about his 9-dny tflp and
his r,s,tg. Inspirod by his cucoun
Tor witbt the club. hereafter 20 join
The ,I1b iu his home state and TO
consult with thcm before motoring
forth across country
poutlnp to California hna not by
apv means constituted the cole win.
,ar u.nrif nf tho Automobile CluiI OF
Gtiohnrr, v,bIrh hnT hnnd,od
:. '."',,,,,,,' -, ,r,ycI IN nnd from mnny
,,s ,.ra,,,h nrtrctn,ilv south-
,,nrd anh ,inter rcsortward. Auto
,a.uo at,hs ~ o,her uatca nlWays
I,u', ,a,,rtsfs ia tho beada,iartcrs
v" - nt'i.L,.,,,,, ,.,.,,,rtvntion A. gtg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15

During the auto show dime, f5r
club members aud dcnlora vll ho
held Fudnv noon ut II tol 1u.Fl
.C If NorHcuuylc uf Wichitl Fails
vlco president Of the American 49,.
tom,bln I.sDclatlOu viii boz tho
speaker
Tho Automobile club has la it4
trIplo reason for existence a dralrc
Tor tho promotion of the general
welfare uf the AUTOMOBILE" owners,
t0 make tho organization the rrcnia
os' nucleus Tor motorists 10 secure
Information 1ud service. Co create
a standard Of good fellowship STATE.
mont ut purposes iu the CouHtith Ion
la Ha follows. To prepare touring
Information. maps ana litcrltut"
and llft lH 90 road conditions due
tu highway construction and weather
causes. f. maintain ana establish
branch offices in the larger towns
throughout the state, whore the
Same Information as tg road cundi-
lions can be- obtained ~ AZ tho main
office. to Civ" expert attention to
pending legislation with efforts 10
promote rational legislation ana op-
poeo unfair lcgisla ation, ~ establish
a wcll organized fSoret service aRen-
cy FOR the detection ana apprehcn-
sion of automobile thieves, to es-
tabllsh n thoroughly equipped legal
department to aid public officials.
and for the prosecution ~ automobile
thieves, TO furnish Information CON
corning hotels and garages through
out the state and 10 see that the
members are directed 20 places
whore thoy viii not be ovcrcharBed,
ana the best service given
4. L. g..
10 the work of the club NJ employed
secretary other officers are Dr.
a Ray Wiley. precedent. G. II. stub
bleneld and W u Killmcr. vice
presidents, Samuel H. smith treas
urer. Directors ana committee
members are as follows;
Directors Dr. A. Ray Wiley,
George E. Reeves, Theodore Cox,
George Winkler. Frank s. Gray
Martin Carriker. pawhuskn, Okla.
w. G.. Elliott, &. = Avery. Dr H. &.
Childs, w. -. Killmcr, f. =. Perkins.
G. B Stubblcficld. Drumright. okla,
II. Sweeney, MuskoRco. Okln.
Finance committee George Wink
Ter. u. T.. Y. Cfonk. u. II. Wict. j.
J. DeShnne, j. H. lIandloy.
Membership Dr II. &. Childa. r.
G. Jopllng, T., E. Perkins. r. r.
Glasscock. r. NJ Foster, DrumriRht.
Laws and ordinances George II
Reeves. Il. J. Jones' X. L. Davidson
S, A. Donyer, Drumright, Harold
Moles
Maps and road signs--F s. Gray
w. u, Killmer, A. l., Dehner. T.. NJ
Buckley Martin Carriker. pnwhusA,a
Grievanco--P, Q. Smith. Thoodor,
Cox w. G. Elliott. Ray s. Fellows
r.. A. Guise.
Good roads-B, s. Hutchinson
Charles Martin. Blghoart, r., Il
Buckles, Collinsvlllc. u. Roe Guth.
| rey, a w. Lucas, Sklntook.
Publicity Richard l.. Jones pr
A. w. Roth. w. A. Reynolds, y. G.
Henthorne, II. y. McKalip.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15

The best news Of the new year
for Ray L. sturm, COZ South Boul-
der. Tulsa. distributor OF the Lin
coin, Is that tho Lincoln Motor Car
company. which manufactures tho
product he sells. has safely wealth
cred the financial storm that 6r a
time threatened To put II on the
shoals.
The following news story. re-
printed from the Kansas City Star.
shows how the Lincoln has been put
back on n solid foundation:
"Thc Lincoln Motor Car COM
pany has emerged from tho a.
nancial troubles that almost
swampod It, REORGANIZATION with
more adequate finance, originally
set for February I, likely win be
accomplished much earlier. News
dispatches recently have connect
cd Henry Ford with the rcorgan-
lied concern.
Announcements from Detroit
from sources close to tho Leland
MANAGEMENT. withhold tho source
Of tho financial nid, hnt =s5crt
that all financial difficulties are
at an end. The government also
has reduced it's claim OF excess
profits taxes from four and
half million To n half million.
THE. Lincoln company, with
Henry M. Leland IA It's head. filed
"A petition for a receiver early In
November whcu the government
pressed It's claim for four and a
half million dollars taxes News
accounts announced Il an involun-
tary act OF bankruptcy. This was
corrected a week later. when the
petition was shown to have been
for friendly reccivcrshlp to pro-
tect the properties while opposing
the government claim.
9TH effect of the dispatches was
to hamper credit Accessories con-
Germs aligned with the Lincoln
company were particularly hard
hit
THE government cut ana re-
Vsed It's tax bill at the END OF
1922. The contention OF the lin
coin company that II had taken
over a wartime constructed Lib.
erty motor plant, and hence was
entitled 20 depreciation writeoff,
was suGtained. The decision auto
matically cat OF four MILTON
from the tax bin aud relieved
pressure Of the compapy's H.
nances.
"Out of the friendly receiver.
ship came valuation II was
stated that the company needed
eight million TO rcfluauar ana re-
habilitate its manufacture and
distribution. Tint amount has
been underwrittcn nv Henry Ford.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15

there WIZ be nine other new cars
exhibited, all OF which have been
worked over by Green. One OF these
Nr. Orsen IL especially proud Of "
II Hudson 10 De seen In the Bobst
Motor Car company's LJoth. and ~
Will be standing tight at the entrance
to the show. one ~ the first 10 be
seen In fact. This Hudson has been
made into q Ngray beauty Painted
giaN It has been gone over from end
20 end inside ana out and gray pre-
dominates. II H. trimmed In beautifOl
spanish gray leather.
Practically an the work turned
out ~ the Green shop is on new cars.
4 man buys car and doesn't like
the way the body top and uphol-
stering culUis blend lie takes II TO
Green, and a. comes out color per-
feet. HsrmOnizing ~ colors u one OF
tho Green speCialties.
Some people have an idea that
Green builds new bodies for Old cars.
That's a mistake. Ev"rything In tops,
trimmings and upholstering--ihat
.nl!
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15
Kelly Motto
Holds Firm

Keep smiling with Kelly
That motto doesn't give The
glooms u ghost OF show around
Kelly Springfield offices, and the
Tulsa agency is no exception.
business AS usuat-or better"
is the Kelly Springfield report.
Many ot the automobiles on dis
play at the Auto show will be
equipped with Kelly Springfield
tires Looks don't moan much In
tires it's true, but the Kelly SPRING
field company would like to have
you look these ovcy-"thon pAt one
on each wheel OF your ear and retire
from tho Tire Trouble club
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15

throughout the state.
The StutZ win be shown AT the
auto show and will bc sure To- be
one of the popular booths M the
show
The Stutz will have eight cars ir
Ihe big race at Indianapolis. lud
MAY 30
Tho Miller Sales companv has
oeen IN the auto game Tor 10 ycars
ana VIII he a welcome addition to
the Tulsa auto family.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15
Sfutz Distributors MOUe to Tulsa

The Frank IL, Miller company.
distributors for the Sutz Motor
company In the state OF oklahoma.
has removed it's sales and service
department from Oklahoma City and
will main complete sales and serv-
ice department here located at IL
East Eleventh street Miller will
have a competent corps OF Stutz
service men In his employ ard be
lieves that Tulsa will be better
point TO distribute Stutz autos
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15
Indirccf Commitment

What do you think" said
little boy to his mother, my teacher
has been praising me today"
what did he say tNSbu Charlie?"
well, he said nothing to me, but
he said to the next boy; You're the
most good d-for-nothing boy In the
class--even Charlie, behaves better
tI.n ynu "
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15

Tho handiwQIk Of q. y. Green of
the Green Auto Top company viii
stand ont prominently at the auto
show, where NO lees than a dozen
cars with special Green tops uphuis-
toring or trimmings viii be on dis
play.
Putting lu effect original ana at
lractivo ideas In tops ald trimmings
and the harmuuiIiug Of collars,
George A. Green. who camc here
seven years ago qom Detroit. has
built no u hclithv business I'm this
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-07
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

Vernie Peckham Of Petersburg is
spending the day in town
Ned Healy leaves tonight for Bos.
ton lie win return tomorrow
Miss Mae Brooks has been called
to New York where she has a nurs-
ing case.
Exceptional values in boys suits,
with one and two pair Of pants at
$3.50 to $12,9S at Noyecks 1872
No special program was given this
morning at high school assembly
Pupils and teachers joined in q hear
ty sing.
Mr. and Mrs A. Karvam who have
been recent guests at ..e Colonial,
left this noon for, Their home in
Brooklyn, N. Y
by ginger. You1l fall for Norma
ralmadge as Ginger, the daughter o.
the tropics in Loves Redemption
Opera house Friday and Saturday. :"
, Wallace Reid in THE Hell Dig
ger" a rouslng tale Of the Golden
West, a Pathe News and episode 10
Hurricane Hutch" Harte theatre to-
day
Cups and saucers, Is cents per set,
Is, 9 and 10 inch plates, 2 for 25c, SIS
and 6 s bowls for 25c also Various
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-07

styles of plates, platters, soup dishes,
dessert dishes, etc Toe each at Gar
reau and Belanger's store,
The Welfare outdoor recreational
activities begin today with a hike for
Junior high school girls There is
an enthusiasm for the open air sports
already astir and looking forward to
the playground opening which will
be during the first week in May The
week beginning May first will be Civ
en- over to special days for different
city groups of both children and
adults Definite plans will be an
nounced later