La Grande evening observer., January 22, 1924, Image 4

Tuesday, January 22, 1Q24.
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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Lai Grande Evening Observer
IB DEPENDENT NEWSI'AI'ER
' FublUhed dally and weekly at
C' Oraodo, Oregon, by La Grande
Cvanluf Observer Publishing Cow-
; BRUCE DENNIS, Editor.
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Or as Seoond Class Mall Matter.
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nomah News Stand, Portland.
Address all communications to
HB OBHEliVEH, MIS Adams
, .. Lm Grande, Oregon.
M IINI'IUITIOIS ItAI Kn
Ii) t'arrli'l
mitlUl IV
in.- i, ..nine ;.
By MaU
Dally, per month too
Dally, threo mo.. In advance, f 1.16
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PAPER
MUMHI'Jlt ASSOCIATED PItESS
Th Associated Press Is exclu
sively entitled to use for publica
tion ol all news dispatches credited
to It or not otherwise credited In
publication of special dispatches
. ni pupur, and also the local news
Herein also are rcserveu
arch so that tho belated tourist
may know "whom lie 'is at." Tho
town ahoutd keep lis streets clean
and repaired, tho weeds cut and
prove to the world that It knows
how to "kei'p Iioumo." These are
a few of tho thliiKS a town can
do to prove that It Is entltleil to
prosperity In the twentieth cin-
t'jry.
AMERICAN ARCHITECT! HE
II. Van lluren .MaKonlele In the
Korum: Is American architecture
revealing uh unci our IiIi.jiIh to
posterity? We may be pcrfecrliy
assured that it Is. witli pttlli-HH.
Inexorable accuracy. It would
J,, 7 . ... . aii wiirhta if r-I ri-piiy llll! puiuic IO I ry IO
published therein. All rights of re-linili.ri)lan
more clearly
lent recoi-flcr that ut cinre pro
tects anil cxpoHi-s u proteclu us
froTil the elements end exposes
us to future Kni'ru.tloii.
ti .. i,ii. rPian,t imiMl Wherever we turn we see. Hide
In type wore t not
Who Stole The Bell?
a friend unit uticKcth cionr than u wod n(JfI'
I UI-OUH r. 1 ivv ZLZZl that Anw rhuii t,-Hun hum nnl vt
been cryHtnlllZ4(l into typen: vul
var ostentation okIon i-xuImUc
ttuitc und i'4'Hlralnl; robust. Hcule
elbow h tin- dolleate, thu u tali, or
tho puny; thu thin mid eluup
. i yera ago is not so long, after all. Fifty years BrinH im-hwio tin- niroi.fr and
U.v.ude v. as eleven years old and the young folks
, j,enod weie not so diil'ereiit from the young folks sternly practical are close noiKh
;.a y, .o. 1 me possessed of the desire for fun and J"," m "SSI
by Jou I with the real Blone, itval
ToiJO vhat happened in La Grande fifty years ago as .n.1.., .,,. h.,
, ... d by the Portland Orcgonian of that date a half to ho romariu-d that these ure
V- li- hulldiliKH erected w ithin tho name
yul'y ulXK '. decade, many of 'them uliuultuno-
oUHly.
When wo no through von Amer
irun city it doe not tell a iitory
of a, period of vulgarity, mint her
of wood timte, ii not Iht in which
Ktrditfth wiiM preferred to ibdi-
jruey, a fourth to dullneFW, a fir
it it Tllll fif tuiel I V fill. I It.iKi'mnllvii
; utfit time thounc me gooa nuiurea act 01 stealing trio i fire, it r.-v-uiH an epoeu when,
I -ii would soon be forgotten. An indignant community hm ,'ua,1l,!VH vflit f1,1" hy H,u'i
' j . . in ti popilr.lion I"hh hoKioKcin-ourt
cn Olieiea )W juwaiu in an uuui'uvur ttJ mciiw- uiu thiin nny i i-nmU' 1 In hhitory, un-
j'tiiHy parties, and today the desire for information still;'08" H 1,0 Kn,,M' in, ,Hr
riuv,v ' J A hnnioK-'ii ouh nil cannot hi- x-
.lStS . prctcd in a iion-hnnoKcn'ouH I
-Anyone who lived here at that day and time will confer 'V'"0"-, n;" ''' of. tll,; B"vt;nt!'"-
' . .. .. ... . . I th and ciirhti'i-nth criitiirlcii in
Kiuncn jih liai'nionhinH with the
HOdcty that protlntn-d ti hecniiw
that uoch-iy v;m ajrrcod upon i
dculH or Htiindai-ilH of tfiHlc and
condiHit. Thi! nio.Ht violently pa
triot It; anion jf uh would liurdly
4-aro to Im ohllj;d to mi p port tho
thi'HlH tlui t AmorkviiiH arc arci-d
upon taf4ti and fonduct.
THE OLD HOME TOWN
Py Stanley
f6ewr BEMO GitJ!' I f (fog V" Iwoutp a
TmV.! p I
"" Af 7WF. CMFf.i'. "U'iH t-AGT )iiUT HE -'" k.
'Tanlac Saved My Life'
. Savs Mrs. Clawson
iwmf n rcB"Ai todd -jntfceo & hi-, r.
h.t.i- ue ivaS ' rRoieN stii i rw F-tAr and Cot o ;
1.
. - y. s
OFFICE CAT
YllAOC Mai
' A $500 reward offered by the citizens of La
nde ior the persons who stole the church bell."
, the question is who stole that bell?
ob. bly Judge Slater, Dave Hay and the other "boys"
'p favor by speaking up through the columns of the Eve-
ring Ubscrver una leu wno sioie uic lieu
Newspapers and Readers
The editorial executive of the Detroit News, speaking
l,f.. ihn l,,,l,,l,. ,,f II, Mo.lill Q,.l,,,.,l ,.f T,,,,,..,..li.,,.
,. pVAU'C DkUUlilHll Ul VIIV. lll.llll III UUU1IIIIIIHIII 11,
C,n
Klory
(I
AAlDltlt'A.
Chicago the other day, told the prospective reporters and i,m nim a ennttn-ia t,r
editors that new.spaper reatiers, rather than newspaper "n" 111 ' trcaKin-.H nn-
. 11 , i l p i. ' ! ,0,l- J1 eiir-pi'leil it Willi sort
lUUKcm, tuu jsuiiuiuiiy iu ijiiiiiiu rui inv , n uviuiuig (ijiii)uii rnilliiK lireirli H and iilllareil It
that the American press prints a great quantity of crime lvJ,h timinier n-x ruumains ami
,r flews. Whether , or not Mr. White talked for publication, Hir'iins. 11" Knu-ed'" u)!"'X"i,
' the substance of his remarks has been published, and the "4Ij",'"w0'JJl, l'"'"lH "'V1 f"1''11 11
readers of his paper and of other publications are doubtless Then 0 ft tiiou-
jnore mildly interested in knowing what he thinks of them. Bini1 peoples umi Hiiiiininneii nie
rvl 'rTii i -l r. 11 ii liniveHl Hitmnir them. 'I'hey cinie
r-- The Detroit editor says many readers base the assump- frol u,,. ,.,K r ,. ,..,,.,),, ,.,.,
ion;. that much space is devoted to crime and sensation euriirr a Kin umi u hope. Tin-
...tipali Uiefactwyiat. thcypeiitj, so flinch,. iiiiie in .reading. ?y"', u",r(1 "il'Thir 'soothe- giory
every lino of violence and scandal that little opportunity of ie-
m ' 'nfi. p ii i f ii Ami out or the eurlh ami the
lsjuft for periiHing the many columns of really serious Ullmm ,,, ,, u, , ,,. ,nK-KK
""and constructive news matter. The reporting of the arms 1,1 nearm nmi the prnyirs or
d nference, of the farm bloc, in congress, of an orchestra do- k"'h.T'ii. "Si."."' or','he''"nri','i'j
licit, are passed iip as dull or mild; but minder and divorce '"'' inHhiomii a nation or iove.1
l,..l,l f.-,., !':...( i:.. I.. ll. Tl Messeil It with purpose nulillme.
... c.llV "win ii""! vii jii.ti, iiui; w mot. iiicii; iiiu II( (.u,.,i ( .lilerica.
" two classes of readers who delight in the sordid details of
"tho, Slillman case, says Mr. While: those who find it a TiL-m,
''sociological document," and those who admit it is "hot Humm-ists a wei'i a imera me
etnff " loveil hy all the worhi. 'I'he wit-
... , thnt JiulKe 111 .KliKlaml has been
. ..Whether "readers' are )lcased or angered by this frank raised to the 'peerage, ami hi
tement, that may not have been meant for their ears 'uTZ "ZiuZ
reraiiins to be seen. Perhaps most of them will rather en- house or ionin. wih-h iinrry
-joy the lampooning. . Surely anyone will admit, who takes :-,:;;;:;-r'u;'::''to"iy!,'',w:;:,
-4ho trouble to measure with a yardstick, that the amount eonrerreii iiiaciutton wouhi take
trf spiPce devoted to crime by the average n,etropoUtan,:rn,Z;;,:;:l,1,rir:;l:';:rr
jyurnal is small as compared to the vast total contained a niekens ror ininKini; the ioi.
in, nil the departments of wide scope and varied interest. i"fcv'.!' ",' ..""'i.u Tom!"'
! Of course, the dif Ticulty in 'gciieralizalion is this: that are" piayerr?
1 jfgter I
BY JUNIUS
will always bclii've that Tan-
M-tiool (i ju'Ik is are iipt! mIio lar aavd my life," i.s tin- HtiiU-
will vt rt'portt'd if llM'y diin't tifttt ihitr atali-im -ut of Mi.s. ( Ii:utoiii
jour khl.s Ix'ttrr. 'jtwsoii, JU3 Oriavi;i K'.., .l';m
. j KranciMcu.
1 A woman la like a Kord in many j "For two y-;rH, I had stom.iv!.
wnyn but who ever Kaid "get u i ' rouble ho had that I n it naw
wife und, apend Hit- difference.' j"- Wl'll day. My KnffrriiiK. was
tcri'ihk- and four or tivf 1 1 in .i
N'OIIODV KV Kit IAST AW ji'very week I had attacks w h n
.MONUY HY A'rri;.M)I.(; TO HIS (hypodermics only could relie.e
OWN lirsi.N'KSS. .. iny aeony. I aeluaUy ur.i aixiy-
tivv
' V helhrvc." hnld the ImiKitlent shadow
I Grande man, a he nut aside I "At first
the teli'phone, "that I'll go fish-lio lielp in
potnnlH and wnx nlnio.-t a
In;:
"Go rirdjtntf!' Bald his friend,
"why It'H winter time."
'"Ver I know." wearily replied
the other, "I wouldn't expect to
catch anything but ut least I'd
he on the end of a line that wasn't
busy." . 1 i .
thin! hotth
aMlonitdi'iifT
intf went
eat elioiiK
IJ went
Liiumlred and
'i lilac
' iii'ieii dim
7 my iinuT,
i.wavs"
did yfse
An Aiixtrinu ha ron eninn to
Ainn-h-it i-ect'iitly to lean i how to
iraki' love like "we. do," And all
tlx1 lime wt thought It was jnt
liist.iu t and that jou tlld'nt hnc
to take Ii'hnoiihI
'Urii)nht)i of old were Kiuall of
M:iture" headline. Maylie they hud
to he to fit their Iron suits.
AN OI-TIM.1NT IS THK MAX
WHO I'liANS ON NTAItTING A
ijvi:ky ntaim-; iusinkss
lie plaeed his umi uroujid hrr
walnt--
Klie laid hr head upon hid
breast.
Tho car went crashing through a
fence
An timl'-rtaker did tho rent.
A 1 let urn recenlly puhllNhcd
slnHed n hmfr line of patrojis out
Hide (he IHv-of fl-e or tlie theutrr
hi New York where they pi-oented i
tint famous rn-st "nude from Ih
nt
M tt r my
iik-iiI v. ;i.i
i dm and hloat-
could hardly
my wi'iKiit artii-nincly-l'ive
to oln-for1y-fiv
puun I::.
Allhouirh it Iuih now hc n four
yearu since 1 took Tanlac, I h:ie
had no furl ln-r trouiih wit h- my
AImhiI the time the seeond-tcriuN stomach and my Ip-alHi i-s lift
er asKs tlail io help lilm wild hit 't"r than ever. Tanlac wan
lessons, tlml rimln out how niiK'ii plainly a IdeKsini to me."
he. hn foi'ftot. Tanlac Ih for Hah- hy all pood
j dnifTKlatM. Ac-epl no s'ihst!ltiU
Khallow rlvt!r anil fllvverH 1 Over 4'J million bottles sold.
maku the moat noiso when run
BARGAINS!
In Men's Work
Goods
Heavy Wool Mixed Socks
19c pr.
Work Shirts jr
79C ea.
ubb
An cxeeptioiially tfuwl work
Sock al
Itlne and Kiey eolton, of fino
quality only.
Three and four elet
ruhher pac.
Ten and l-iiieh
i-tthlK-r pat!.
cr lti
Heavy made Ntveoler I'oiiIh and
.leiM-ys a warm khi iikiiI for the
voi-kin;miHl, only
)erjracs
$1A5 pr.
$3,98 pr.
Sweaters
$1.90 ea.
n:ng.
She letR iik kiss lier now
Ami (lien
Ami Hint la iihe.
Slio din's Mic snme with other
men!
Of ltrs
I klsK n rrleiid or two or iiiiivIir
Ihhie
A eomiiion thliiK fur men lo ilo,
Kut
HIIV SIIOI'I.O KHKf
Junius han sudilenly cllscuvereil
why the shlnsle-holi' Ih pniuler.
Il'n becuuxe Hie Kills lire toe lazy
to eurl (ho buck of their lmlr.
H's nil r'Kht to "lo-e thy enoniy"
but don't love him to instruction.
Tuke
Adv.
TllllTuc VeX' tuble 1'illM.
Siherlon .loins 'I hl lfl Week
I Silverlon
T HII.VKKT'
ltati:ln, lii nmi Howfnt;
'I'entl lo rrolong Life
leatli l.niil To ('iinhot,
KI.A.MATII KAI.I.S. Or. In
eul-l up." Womler how fnr Olltslile tile case of J. K. llrulton. shot
he nt limits of lilt (.ninile .null d,i m his home trie coroner's
l Hie.- wiiulil rnieli If Ihey put I hii-v iniimi. r.,ri,.,- i.,..rii
Kution of wilticteii's. hrotiKht In n
'UN, Or. Thrift w. i U
lis lielns olia'.rveil lit I'MviTlon. Tli-
programme op' neii in th" s"!iiml
' uuilitorium itniier the nuHiiiet s of
the KllvtM-len ili'heclH. John I,.
llruily of Salem v.ai tlje ehii-f
Hpea iii.r.
OPEN NOSTRILS I END
A COLD 03 CATARRH
r.OKTo.V (Al') The chancer of
a i'iiritrd atlilete for a lon life
are excellent, iicrordiuj to figures
compiled hy r. V. II. fleer, dir
ector pi pli:-,ical education at tlio
(f.lMe, and an insurance statis-
t da i.
(f rormcr baseball players who,
hy all tho calculations of in.tir
;""'e f-xpert.s sho'ild now be dead.
III per cent uro still in the luml
of tiie living, and the percental
is tlie aamo ainonp oai-Ktiicii. or
men who had been on the (rack
team only :! have died, this bc
InR 28 per cent of the ordinary
average. Of former football play
crs, however, U7 per cent of tliose
calculated to have died have ful
filled expectations. ,
The figures were obtained from
1l't records of nicii who won
their letlern ul I iaivard previous
to i ;mhi.
the show on in this eity? At (lint
we bet lots or huhbt!s wtniltl May
al hnmel
I Hner: "Waiter, is your, corn
tender?"
Walter: "Very, sir, und the
sooner you take ourfuut off It
the better 111 liko It."
There should be two national
spanking days the day after Hal
lowe'en and the day after duughtcr
returni pome from poHegT
verdict that Hratton came by bin
death from a, gunHhot .wound from
a .25-callber revolver in the hands
of a person or persons unknown.
A feature of the investigation
was the explicit testimony of Mis.
Hratton. who described having
seen the murderer standing near
the couch that he fired one shot
ut her and ftrvi. At her home Mrs.
Hrattoil reenucted for the jury her
ohMervatlons of the crime.
How To (let Relief When Kead
ami ,IioKc,arc ritulicd lip.
County fifty! Your co'd in
Cittarrli disapjienrs. Vour clo
trim wilt oji'm, l lie air
your fii cad. will rleur
hreutpe freetv. Xo tu'ir sinilll
iiiU'ldlii?, mucous di:
or litdaclie; n
if t a email
tliufiu from
'ran l antiseptic cream
ils. It ptnctiati'S l!iinu :!i
issae of tlie heiiii, rneiliing
ii; tiie swollen or inMiniol
mucous memhvflnr, giving you insUnt
relief. Mead roL-U and cat;iii!i yield
like music. Don't stay alullcd-up and
nMseniMe. Relief i urc.
U : : i
j ijftji LA GRANDE'S ii!
Hh- Foley Grill
IS
o une iiuiiciiiKMii nun nn one dcicnso will apply equally
to oil newspapers. Thcio are hlacU .sheep anil white in the
-publishing- business as in every other.
Aunt r in ii.imm;.
I-:iiki'IH' Ki-KiMli-r: I'uclllu iwh1
And while it i.s "1,lt,H H'"ii'u i"' imxi'Kt iiuti'iimi'
j . , ., . ii. .. . . "ini'ii'iK iiii'riu nun. i;im yivir.
uimuuDiuiiiy uuu mill, iniisi, newspapers are lainy uce iriiin rur i -ncii i- roust im to Ho a im
tibnoxiousness, and siinie are clean in hiuh deeree, others r "'"n'f.' t "' iix- i.'.Hi.rn
jj . i.. i. - . . . , its who nri' fiiinilr,' oul whi-ro lift
a'Berve only the scorn of their contemporaries and the i wurui iivin ;.
"ublic generally. And it i.s known in newspaperdnm, if
not elsewhere,' that the "yellow" press has l.ut the scorn .son.iii'rrV.mnli.MM,!-'
oi seit-respcctinff pullishci's in creater deeroo than it has ' i'i" ii"t iy n is n i "ii.t ror
if the rank and file of readers.
Hecr price in Germany i.s hack to before-war figures.
1or tho Germans that's normalcv.
' he congressman who votes for tax reduction will live
.1 vole another dav.
Editorials From
Over the Nation
tin- I'lifun-riin-nt of lln- 'n-iih!liil.in
Imvs lo In' li'll to the lii.iMiiy
hllKlit limr- proliiTly In- ul t i-ihIi .1
lo liy Din I ii'luirl inrlil ul' Hii in
ti'l'lott. HI I' imi. i.'m:i: isi;s.
Drtroll Ni'its: 'I ho riiu arii ino-
IrMfior Villi ll'IlN his im p: Ik nnl to;
uliuly or Niii.iUc juhI hi'loro ivtil-l
I IllK Is I'lilitli'.I lo li. lli-vi' h;ii ii.lvici'
I will In' lii'r.li J In imrl.
Nothing instills pride in a community more
than a first-class Grill
i La Claude's l'oley Grill fulfills this important
mission.
Deep appreciation is felt for the patronage
of, our home people.
In our Grill you will find city service, thu
best of food, and at prices no higherJlhan ordin
ary eating houses and rostaurantr charge.
Music every noon and evenit
Hear KathlJen Campbell Jfing with the Iiu-
pnonia accomiaiument.
Come and line with
J
You mfi Be Pleased
F.
To End Tiles Forever j
ami iif 1 1 :!
Alnrltalde Sin i ess
I'i esei IjU on. Musi
lute IE lief or !. hi-
!nee
wilb
I We note today when auto tour- " "
;in,r that many towns have phued Tell SllffcrCrS HoV
i liy l.'imlrr kIkiih nn the IiIkIi
wr.y pasHliiK through the town.
with Kpeed limit iimmlly plvrli.
tin tin n;ine ol the town omit - (M'hc-.ter loeloi- At
,ie,i. liy 1.1 Ihiw.' Ih tlie tow 11 I
jitsiiiine.i to hne It: name
iKui'un? Tnii itller town is truv-
'eH d i'lltl UHleS MOUte tOI V Or
I'tivii' SH k'ch i-nirtcH the name ot ( jt ,,, , ,.M; ned
n-t' i-hiei- it must r'in:(in name- i.nov n liocli-.tt r d
"mi ut i He unto to irlM'H mind
WHlit ;i x(ni(de. nMty little over
HiKm in the welhue ol a town
At the loun'ji I mil
hitr'iw.iv should
mane i I in hiuiril or ai eh. uiv
name ol the lown. it
. dlMtiniee. nmi ilirec
CMBffltsWMM f l I
ill X K M I S
UII IBM '. 1. 'H M'l " . W . ... -T- W I I fl ' ; i ' , . i : ' I 1 ( ' ! II
. Ke
Neu Abo-
Itml,,
of atieul. t.
' i II IM li ll l !:(
on the uuu) it i intitm I li: t
man I a w.i,.llM, ., ,
ret urn.
Tills thu tor
woman need snlhA iinol
mm-r polntK. rrom any n(n urik-nir I mm
ot the hotel orrlmldH. oi I'iI.n mw lh:i h
It in the eti.'ioitde aruier- in: ill: wit It the
mid i.iom direct rio.-.M Inmr r.,, t.. diNtn hm
for a w ell
t'lnr lt f nd
tor IMIex. Veins :
nMnL'nu' etlort on
evii'.'d In a pr-'-wjl
tieluiilly he.ifl
lit I heio
.ijf. IMI Itl.'M ft I
3lotel World: un. mote matter
f Hie hotel conventions' c.ie net
f fUHflini? nn much an tu y in'tl
jtft'the ni.ltiml OhllfTalloilK ol entn
lnunlty und hotel. The :;:se;m ef
a town hy ii tdrar.Ki r t:i lan. ly
ninde from Its hotel, l.ut it d-t.-.s
Vol end there. The hotel t;iU
etre of tin ntrm:er within the
gtftcs; It dally hiitiKH to tow m ''-' l he
irure "foreiKii" money t hjin nny t'tHi!ai i
other Institution in town. What don from nearby
OoeM the cuiitmnully lo t aid :"d oor.sihly naioei
iiil ut jet IhlH desiralde end To. hi t he uiumumty.
day evi'fy little town Iuin a chain. s.ei. i-heapet
...-r i waim-nu', on.H u.-mm. .... U1 WK " ' Ullil w onlel I ill pt eseVltUion Llinn II
V'"1' n fOHt.T Ull ' -leveloo 1 v'.- 'iii urn A u y olid thus fur lit the1 MO W SI I'I ' iSll'i 1 1 ; I ,v4 lor
splrH. hut Bome ot Ihem ko al It twed. Imotlerate i-rlee on the mom
,.h rut her u crude way. Some- i Iiieompelent or oiudted road Imek tl d :.-. tt.v(.ed plan
triitea they want a mw hot. I " t town nun I, mi; in Kt ill one ofj v.oril i.e niniixed to mo h
Ml.ere no liolel in neetieti, inien ' ' me amo tourlnl. , imUMy
elpiy UO not IlllIlK Ol Ilie nitie nmi kmumiu npuil the ltiKh- tell
fiQl ln. pensive thinH thai wtM wa iti i ne town h end ' and
KO a long way to leave a Kood me cn iimihh, imiiKed an ah. fine
te- I
her tV
imlle!
our
....
lliis'
Kfl
this .
Starter and Demountable Rims tHS.OO &tra
Why You Should Qpfle?
Your Ford Car Now
nsiderinjr that, ay spring ao-
1 1 1 Cr1 froach retail ouypif; win Dccome
1 AO,OU7 Jiorc active, therafS-ill he a (-rcater
tcmand lor Forif'1Cars this spring
h.in ever bcloi
Actual Mail dttiirrle
In hicambtr. txtublith
ins a nnv hleh record
tor winter buiing.
in
Ittipreualon on the iiieinory of the ove ludhute.l. und ut niKht
Ih, iqes.ted reUt I ot
olites hi an hour; even in
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herefore, thp only way you can
h? sure of trtiiining delivery this
coming pring or summer is
to pi a colour order immediately.
tf tojttlo tint wish to (viy cash fnr
on nr ju ran arrange t'tr a small
i.?nf dntL-n and ftuv terms on
I thgf halantr. Or you can o on
Tord HVcy PurchJJ Plan.
See the Nearest Authorized
Ford Dealer
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Cold Type and
Warm Sunshine
hi expressing to our "patrons - and
friends the hope that this may be the
Happiest Holiday Season you have
ever enjoyed, we are compelled to use
cold type because there is no other
way to reach all.
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and every one of you, take your hand,
look you in the eye and say right to
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