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Newspaper Page TextJ T ft : 1 An attractive exterior of gemi - lish design. la one of the. features the fire-room .house .plan preparea. for Th Statesman by' Harry B Boland. head of. the-UolTersal Plans Service. w r . . , t V The front of the house, with its brick balustraded entry-way terrace -and timbered entry, fires the house an individual ghd distinctive appear ance, which.-.eould be further en hanced by proper planting of shrubs. ' Five large rooms, all on the ground '. floor, are prorided in the plan.; The . large living room and dining room occupy the front of the house, and - are so arranged they can be 'made into virtually one room. The kitchen ' Is at the rear of the dining room, and has a breakfast nook for the intimate, family meals. f - - ' Sleeping Quarters are located at the rear of the house and separated from the remainder by a central hall, which provides means of fommtinlca tion between the various major units without having to pass through any one to reach the third. ' ' f - I- Two sets of blue prints of thisi plan will be furnished at moderate' cost on application to the real estate edi tor Of V " " - 1 ' j ' T SpajjldingLMginG SALEM, OREGON. LST VSESXTTZXIAjr CHUXCH adr ckool at t :30 ir fallowed Ivy ttablie warahip witk cmtBniiion ferric an4 reception of members. Toanf eopfl' aaetiaffa at 6: . ml. folhnr d by divln wenatip at 7:30 p am. - 8e aion. "Tka Caador of Jana.". The paa Ur will preaeh at bath aerriee. Prarer laeetiar Thursday at 7:30 p. nu Tha tmblifl it cordially iarited to tfaeaa err- . : . ricuxnrEi. BAPTIST ' arrieaa wiU ba.aold, at taa Y.H.C.A1 hoildinc on Coart treet. Snodar, Octb 2." at ll a. aflWi irao-p. m.. Mandar I aehool at 11. fallowed by tha mora in pidehia aerrke, aid thaoWrra nee of tha Lort i Hopper.- V. U. , riooita will preach in the noroims and Broth t 1) bna-iaeaa maetin jTneAj eTeain. and J Bid-week prayec liaaetina: 'Thdraday . e- f.vKnrdM. a0i E -Von .Hill. . . . ; - V ' ; I SOUTH SAIXhC PBIZirp.9 PHTTRCH ' Sunday aervKM..- A J. -. 8oday arfrool : 11a. a4. warantD. womb : " "A Vi) Hod: :a- p ra Cbrhttian. JTni deavor; 7:S. worahip. aermon : mi IJeanty of tha Lord." Thnrsday 7:30 p. m. prayer meeaiac. : Xext 8na4jr,-Oe-tober 9.. Hooae-CaaBijia aa-f . Jiajly Day. A oil day mee,tnf- becnnnif t- 1 a. nv diaaer at thr-chorch 'at aoon. waattaf at l;ZO la. - K-erybody .in vited. Chat. C; Haworth,- PaUor, - -,J B.IUHnT. . J .... ' TH aUttTATXtWr JLatafT. " i At S41 8tat Street. Chaerfut r- pat erricen to ha ; whoaoavofc, - Snnday , mora ip r. 11 o'clock, - ad Bonday are--ninr.;8 o'clock. All children without church connection , ara iaTited -to war Snnday achooL. at 3:30 p. mu and like- . w4so yonnc people to tha Snnday Y. J. .1 . S p. b. Ooapel meotinc also- ,on Tacadny. Tharaday and Rtarday. of tha woeav. at ."p. an.. r A' l.oly, placa whore there's a friendly welcome. j1- ST. PATJX'S (KPISCOPAI.) Church and Oberocketa 8ta. Rer. H. Dnncaa Charaberv 4atr. . . SeMice.: Hat Enchariat jti a. In the can- pot Second celebration, wltlr'nnuee and L aermon at 11 '. m, 8c-aon fopic-r '"Why ; Ood!" JThe rented choir wiB ainc Collinawood'e Holy Knchariaty . Toona People' ' PeJlowahSp will nect - in- th pari, honaa at p. n. . AU ponac peev pe "ThTlted. - Organisation and election wfth' plana for the work wiH be the or der : . . - , ' PIXST KETHODZfT EPISCOPAL r r Corner of State and Choreh. C f ft Taylor, pastor, 6.16 Stsfe street. : Phone 74. Director Reliciona Edncatioat Mar I fsret K. Sutherland. Phone S72. Rerr I Ices: 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Bermon Vv-Vtobiea: n. m.' "The Vlipht jtt the Mia. ' Xlsritt ' n. as.- "SMiaii tha In.U.U i ''$ Fpeciat enasic: Tha Tested rhetr nnder the ieaderrtiip of Professor Hobson will ala- aathenn, "The Radiant Mora." y Woodward, aad "Awake. ITp, My Otory,'-" Boir. Profesaor -P.. 8. .Rob erta tha oexs a. Raaday aehool: 9:45 n. tr-. H. V. ' fihaohe. enperintendent. Tenng penplea meeting: Unifersity Kp worth : learnav -:3apm, Topin. "The Jainhlng." leader "The Cabinet." First Charrh " iapter, Tople -rhTli taa Steward .hil." Leaaei Pradsrick B latch ford. Weak-day aerrieee: Qneen Eather society ; win , meet with Mrs. Blatohfnrd. 1143" Slate nt-1$ p.' nt. .iToen. in Eohesians. ' 8'indT srhoo -Hl -, day. The W. U M. 8. J meets in the , superintendent, H. II. ! Gralapp. Yoanf church" parlr on Wednesday afternoon. Peoples' meeting 7 p. m. , Week-day aerr nt: 8:30. Mi4-week prayer and .praise ieea:t Cettage prayer - nieetin's; ' in the aerrV-w en Tharsasy n-ignt.' e br the psuttei- ' Other -meetings: Jnniec cnwreh . t--.wiB be- resamcd en Snnday ft 10'A. M. Sunday Sc 11 A.:M. Christ's ..:J1 . -(Coazncnion Jl 7:30 "Qt.z Incrcssi " (LIoTinj Pi- Outer Design is Feature of Five Room House - ,J ' - ' ; rmi- ; PLAN N0. 589-B! Eng - 5 ,. : of 5 4 0 Ik 33-0 morsiac, aaetlnt in tba ekareH annex at tha 11 clock hoar, M.itm Buinar- Und- in ebarg-a. i . PXttST BAPTIST CHtntCH - TJbarty B tract at Marion. 8uday aehoot 9:45. : Rally . day. Mid-week prayer aerwlea Thursday. cyi-9 10. Kobert U. Para wilt praaea October 3 and St. ;v 5 - ', yi -u ' . SJlXEX; CBTTXCk OP THS VAZAXBXCB - xCorner t 19th and Marian St.- L. D. Smith, . pantor. . Sunday -will ba a fall day wiih 3r.- M. Litwlller, anparin-tepdeat- of- the -Sunday aehaol in- ehanra at 9:41 b. Tob wHl likd Jt.' Yon wiH fael-at . - Tha Hotter twina will .wnf ' -at that hour. -, ! Morniac :.wr eb.p"t '-eV w..-eernoe' anhject,- ."Ood' a Method " ffflf OtitT Flnanetal r PTOpeTt1r., Haa GI inetbed, kea ha care., will he help . men make aoonvyt . Toaas;, Pen- plea meetinr e.3 in tne-erentn. ( mia will fc aymmsiendry meetina;. Mra.Clar nee LltwiHer. treidet. -ieeial mia- siotiarp onr. "Speak My Ixrd."-Thie ie a naotorpiecn of Hot. (Poor re Ben. nard.'r- The CTeninc - chwrcb -aerrieet, wilt be- MlaVhtas at 3:30. witha loaainr none serrnee'' bad enr finer OTchstrn - aceom panimettt. Serntd Subject. ''What Dn We Know About .Hall. Whrt 'Doea the BlhU Mean. What ll."Whera ic Hell and.imo-WUl Cn Therej' There .will tt; annA ainrjirf , 7 : j Watt Salem. P. IXinner. pastor. 975 rront atseet. rPhwe ,1SA1-bL Servieea 11. aTinr.an T:3o:p. jn.s Sondty aehool worth Uarue. .?0. -Week-day aervicea: Bible atndy Tiaj"eeninir, , xpe paa tor wur piwaeh , botn atorsinf an t r-i-' giaj Tnusas ktssiow ?f At 343V4 eurt atree. C. 8. Johnson, pastor.' 43 1 Cottarr' rtreet. Serricea at 3 and 7 -80 p. an. oHday aehoof 3 p. m. nperintandent, 8-' erkey.i Week day aevrUea Tneaday, Thursday . and Saturday Teftinjr. , ; I ' 1 ' . ... ,, .. I . " 1 A' ' " ' JA80M tiCTB MZatOKIAIX. B. OITUSCH North Winter and Jefferson atreet. Thomas . Acheeon. pastor. The rpnblic is cordiaMT InTlted teth folkiwfaig aerrv ieea-: Pnbliev worship at 11 a. . beu. ad 7: SO "p. nv, with the pastor- ht charge. Jawior " ehnreh at 1 1 a. r nu in. Wealcy halL Chnrck aehool at n. in. meet ing ta er aeparate departments. Har rv Ca rpe n ter, anperi atenden t. The three chapter of 'trie Epworth league meet at 6:30- p. m. Open foram for adults at 6:80 p. m. In the church school annex, Joaepk Barber in charge. .'1 3sTMA3r0ZZ.' rtTLL OOSPEX. ICSIXOV At 420 State atreet. Ralph D. Bullock, pastor, 460 8. Cottage .street.1 Pbpnn 828-M. Assistant pastor, Harry Meniaa. R. P. D." 9. " Phone 130F14. Serricea, Rnnday: 3:SO n m and T:45 p. m. Ytinr Peoples' meeting B o'clock. Week day sercicea every night except Monday at t kKk. ; 4Bpeeil reiTl meet ings la going on. A yonnr lady eyanfa hstt Olive Tetre frem Seattle, Waah., i rond acting- the serrices. Next week will be the nt week the erangolist is with as. Don't fail to eeaae, yon will race ire a bleas tot g. - - ... Atfu c. - . t OEKTXR STREXT 3TETH0OZ5T -.. , s ' EPI8C0PAI. . t 18tb and Center ntreetav Rwr.'E. 3. AscbeaLrenaeT. pastor, .684 N. Winter f-e. - phone 680-M. - Srtt 11 s. BL, and S p. in. gertron topics Bible atady om of Mr. and Mrs. Schraav 12S5 Mir- on street. ...Wednesday evening at T:45. Snnday school Ja conducted feoth in Eog- - - First . I f.'. 1 A ' curiam ' s! 1 mmmm I JL I mm I mm II : jricDi: Jn.ixo cio H Tcto f fti.T )h Ccngrcgali:zJ (tnch ; ' . Center xnd Liberty' - ... ... :,. - r -1 d-o s o 1 I - l-J I TELEPHONE 1830 liah and Oerman. Morn in t; serr ices' are flerman, and tha eTentng serrices Enf lih. A -hearty welcome la extended to nil. ; , CHRMXKXTA ST. EVAVGSUCAX. Corner of Qheiaeketa and N. 17th. ft. E. Erskine, pastor, 268 X. 17th Be Phone 1008W. Services: 11 t, m and 7:30 p. m. Bermon topics: "Remem rels." Sunday school lo a. sn. enper intendeat, O. R, rltraasbaagb. Tonng Peoples' rceeUors: Senior and Interme diete Christian Endeavor at 6:30. Week day services i. Mid-week . prayer service Thursday evening at 7:30. Thin service will be in charge of Presiding Elder Q. !. tovell. end will be followedi with the second quarterly conference . for this " "tsr CASTI OHAPZZ. TJ. B. A Corner X. 17th and Nebraska avenue. W. 3: -Blodgett, pastor. Services II n. bl, . and 7 :45. p. . m. Sermon Topics: "Assurance; s. n.; Ersnceliatie, p. m. Sondav school Jft . m. Saperintendent. Ed'We'rle. Toang -People meeting 7 p. mu; iloyd Bailey, president. Week day services: -Prayer meet in Tbnrsday evening aV 7 :SO: - Hervice- of . the, Holy Communien at eunday morning aervice. ; ; 'J.iSXLL BT. METHODIST ; ?' : Flftccfiti and Mill streets. . Patrick Dahlia, pator..J20A Trader street. Phone 1865M..- Rerviees: 11 s. and 7: SO p. m. -Snnday school r B:45 s. ta. Rnpsr intendentt M-isji Esther Ericsson. Tonng Peonies meeting-" 6.30 p. m. Week-dv services: vPrayer aeVetinr Tharsdsy 7: p. m. "-Too are all cordially invited to oar service. 1 ' . j... f U ' , - ' " TlJtST ' COKOREOATTOH AT. i . Center nd JJhertv street. Charles t Waul . . r . . . . . " iewr. .asu enter sireeiv - t'nowe 591R.- Service; U a. m and 7:30 p. m. ermoa topics: Christ's (nestion. n. n. ; '!..On ' Increasing Pnrpese," p. , m. The CommBntos . serriee In the morninr abonld be ptteaded.by sH members 'and friends' ef, the -charch. , Saaday school L't, . i .Uy day. Saperintendent. Mark McCaHister. v Tonne: Peoples meerlpg Theiysnnr' peoples'- Perpiirhtlv club will meet Mends, evening at 7:30 at the ebnrch: " Week-da v services: Mob day at "7:30 Board of Trustees rernlsi monthly- meeting. Thnredny - at. 7:80, mid-week- Bibia stsdv snd- prsver n-eet-ing.- Pridsv-st 3:3( the 'Missionary meeting will be. beM at' the borne of Mrs. Harry -H. Belt,.' 1406 Court , street. All the women of the . chares, are arced to attend.7-cThe moving. ; piaaom program Bandar .evening will be inspiring to a41. Children mast be accompanied by their parents' ; - ganday craning serrices. i TtUT CHXISTIAJr CHURCH s ' Corner - High.' and Center afreets. ' D. J. . Howe, minister, 765 r N. .- Cottage. Services for Sunday. October :"S:4S a. m.. "Rally .Day" . in the Bible school, 30 iarertendanee is the aim.' All de partments of n-ork with classes and teavebem' for 'all. .11 a. as. Morning warship.' .Sermon by the pastor.. "Chris tian .Op torn ism." . Morning music : Solo Victor VTelf 6:80 p. sr. Young People- Hour. ' Reviving the C. E. work. AH young-people invited to attend, 7:30 p. m. Praam and nraver service, follow ed by sermon, "The Unchanging- - Christ for. tee Changing Age." Evening ma nic: Solo "Jast for Today." Binghsm - JtSss Rath ' Howe. ' Tonng . Ladies' Quartette:- J'One ! " Sweetly .. Solemn Thonght" Missee Rnth Howe, Esther Pieff en-bach, - Rosalind Hull. : Florence Howe. " All atembera and friends' of the ehnreh ' are - srged te help mske "Rally Day" a rrest day in the life of the Church. "A cordial Invitation is extend ed t, all to. a tend these services. - j j- CHTTRCH MOTICB ' ! . American-liatheran eerviee will be bald Sandef afternoon in . the Presbrterian ehnreh on North Church street. ' 3: IS p. m. Graded Bible Scheot with e lessee for all ages. 4 iOO p. m. DWIne worship Psstor litisher fi. Deck will preach en The Christian's1 Cross." . Mr. William Blumeaberf will sine solo. Cordial in vitation is extended to sll who are inter ested in an American Lutheran ebureh. Confirms Hen cMase for , instrnetien in Lather's Catechism wilt meet in the church parlort Monday at 4 p. m. All yesvng pee- pie-tn tne.JnigB caeei r jannior xiirs who desire shiw instrartioa will please re pert for enroUmeBt. . Lnsher B. Deck, Pastor, .-v". . - l - -a-. . .- - " ' ' ' CHZIST : I.TrrnERAbT CHURCH . SUte and- IStb Streets, Rev. A. U Heine, psstor. 'No service Sundsy. Cbarck nn der repsir.' . . IMTE&irArXOirAX. . BUJXS STDDJCJfTS Meet every-' Sunday, for Bible study. Meetings wUl be held temporarily at 1160 Broadwaystreet, North. Jnnkwr B. 8. C. meet doriag first lesson hour. Honrs 3:30 SO a ;UU p. vn . . A "Wi w.aB "- odn berved in the nsoramg, studies will be resumed la the afternoon. Evening service from S to 10 p. m. are bresd easted from- Portland, Radi XSM X, nan A UASskwa . .- j. . . " t ). CHRISTIAN MISSIOSAXT AXU- i ASiCB ii c ' c . .vi n j Mrs. W. kVilsos, Bnperintendent. Preach insr ser-;- at 11:00. Sei mou, snbiect : "imij ftisfaction." Evening service st c v, Er23n siijec: abb .uireus Vr-k: e hi lioly Saint" Prsyer SHIFT EXTENSION HANDY , r ine- 5V- : Vs mmmrmwmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm m- SBmBBBBSxssaBMaejSMiia. mmmtmm swsnsmesBsnsnsnssnissssssm - 1 il ' - -' J " 1 . ' 11 1 "A '. T Brlnginr the gAr-shif ting lever close at hand is a big help In driv Ing. The extension shown above together with a "Joy" gear shift lever bU, are but two of the accessories featured in the Companioii Article, sale, being held In all Western Anto stores this week;. :;; The advantage, of. the device is sliown bere. , r s. s i . 1 ' :A ' day evening. All evening services at T:30 o'clock. We welcome hungry hesrts re gardless of race or color or class dis tinction. J. G. M into n. Pastor. Resi dence 155 X 13th 8t Phone 530-J. BETHAKT XEPOBMBD CHXTBCH Corner of Capitol snd Morrison St.. Snnday school 10 a. m. and German ser vice 11 a. m. ; M.. Denny, minister. BICintBAIiIi CHTJBCH Rickresll Kvsngelicsl . Commuunity Church will have services on Snnday at 11 a. m. Rev. W. C, Ksntner wiH apeak en Some . secrete wortn ivnowing: Sandar school at 10 a. m. Mrs. 8. J. Ijowry. snperintendent. A church for. all people. . -.' PTBST EVAKGEUCAX CHTTECH Center Liberty s4s., P. B. Oliver, castor. Snnday school at 0:45. L. I., Thornton, superintendent. Preaching at 11. ' Subject "Some Jnita of tnbelief. Evangelical League of Christian Endeavor meets at 6:30. Rirben Hilfiker acting1 president. Elva Aukt, leader. . Preach ing at 7:30. Sabject. "Elijah on Mt. Carmel 2." Friends will notice thst the time of the evening service hss been chanced from to 7;30. On Thnrsdsy evening at 8 o'clock in connection with the weekly ' nrayer service the psstor will begin s series of talks using an a text. Dr. Cnnants book on "Personal Evan gelism." ST. JOSEPH'S -CHURCH A series ef lectures on religions sub jects' wHl giveh bv Father- Buck, pas tor of St. Joseph's phuch, beginning next Sunday afternoon nC S :K o'elockj These will be given in St. Joseph's auditorium and after the lecture, those wishing , to do so may go to the church, where bene diction, will be given. o admittance and everyone welcome. . cHBisTiAjr scnarcB ' First ' Church Comer of Liberty snd Chemekets street. Sundsv morning ser vices- st 11. Spndav evening services at 3. Snbiect of lesson sermon. "Unreali ty." Wednesday evening testimonisl meeting- at Si; o'clock. Sundsv school seasfionn ' convene at 9:45 and 11 n. m. Bewdiag room '$t09 Masonic Tearple, ooen detly from 11! to 5:30. except fcunaays and holidays li'Trnn stixxxuAX. chtjbch I The First 'Sptritusl Church ot. Ralem, will ""Bold se it ires Hi --their hsll.-Nelson Bldr: Libertir snd Chemeketn Sts this 6indsy even'nr.j October 2nd at 7 :30 o'clock- The. Rev Mrs4 f Valley, will be the sneaker, and? roessaca bearer, assisted by Mrs. -Bates and ethers.' The public is cordmlly snvited to the services. f. ' -1 1 1 ' 1 ''J . ' ! BJTIGHT l llMOKIAI. CHURCH ' ; -iCbngreeaftonsV) HJ C. 8tovT,. !in!ter. Sundsy school st lO a. in. "Ct C. Harris, superintendent. Monttne- service at 11. Sermon "A Knirht of Old." Qnartet- win "sine- "Iail Ma All the Way"'.fPorter). Christian En deasor. sociees meet" pt:45 T. m. Com munion snrviee t jAJ :30, Communion redltation ' " 'Conti'niriiig1 in ihe Apostolic Way. nthem J'Am: Pants the .Hart" JPetne). .: . . - - . - - L'.i - - - - l i. " mflTABJUS" CHTJBCH ! -Cotlnge "aid Chesreketa fits. Rev. Mart;n P. Perrey,,r minister. - Jhurei school at ltt aijnv.y-Orsded, insf rtlction. Class for ad nits conducted -y the min ister? 'Devotional" Service 'at 11 a. m. Snbiect of the.: Sermon, -"God . and the Grocer vua" --a? novef written by Howard BeU; Wrisht- inV iclt. he- charge the church with tbe'loss o controll on fun dsmeata'e j of religion. Sfllo " by . Mrs, Martin ' Perrey? "How Lone Wilt" Thn Poreeakn - Me f " fhleuger. 'Mrs. W. AiDenonat-Jhe",rs'sn. Alliance lunch eon st the chuTcb on Friday at 1:00 p. si. Hostesnes- Mrs.- V 8. Hamilton snd Mrs. Prank "Breckenridge -;;r - I ' " EVANGELISTIC TABERNACLE ! 13th and Perry Stn. H- Hansen, pea tor Evangelist Mother 'Kennedy will preach at each of the three services Sun day, .which wIl conclude the two .week series of special Sheetings. This, Mother Kennedy's last, day, is expected to be. a full and enjoTsble day ' to all.- Mother Kennedy speaks plainly and in a pleasant and -clear, voice, ; s shs csn easily -be heard to the last seat in the large ta Her nacle.' 'Hundreds heard her Vast Sunday and . scoree : were turned svsy.V Week night i servicea -"Every vesiniL except Monday," at 8 o'clock. Sunday aervice---Preaching;' Evsnrelistie sermon; 1:45 p. m., Sunday school. ...... ....!., .. 4 S3 & 1 i l'Eeduction On Iiisuranc : ; : Elimination of Firb -"' . . -'. . - . r u : , . s v - t -' C; :v' NELSON .BROSin'c.' Sheet Iletal Work, '-.-- and Hcatinu ZZZ-ZZl ChencTicta SL r -4 1 ---T Hill tiff' . ) Poster Contest Entries Must Be In By October 31 - f '-....".. . 1 j . '. V:"f';. ' CHICAGO Entries in the poster . competition ; for Svccldent prevention drawings, will - not be received after Oct, 3 i, states an announcement-issued by the Na tional Safety Council, which has offered $1,000 in .gold prises for the best contributions. ' . i The posters submitted j should show how to' prevent accidents on the streets and highways. In other public places, at home or at work. feature the benefits of safety and warn people to be careful of" acci dents. . The Jury of Award con sists, of Philip Lyford. artist; Bur ton ,-. Harrington, editor,; V "The Poster," and Walter O.S ' King, president. National Safety Council. The competition is being con ducted under the "technical regu lations of the National Poster-Art Alliance, Inc. - Details ma be ob tained by addressing the Council at 108 E. Ohio St. Chicago. Light Weight Tractors Aid FactoryTransport Light weight gasoline and elec tric tractors play an Important part in the transportation; facili UeWtiie modern Jactoryi Small tractors that haul, several times the loads that two men could truck are manned by a driver and a helper;; , A fleet of these little locomo tives, powered ' by etther; electric ity, from storagebatterles octwo cylinder gasoline;- motors, can transport .hundredaJof ; tons of freight daily,, -fi :Wt- ' l-l- At the factory . Jn which; Miller tires are ma4e alt manneri of ma terial is transported from on fac tory t unit to another, '.'or- to and from freight cars ., on the " -side tracks, says , . Russ . Smith local miller dealer, XlUle . gasoline tractors tVP$&lhfi& wayjffrom freight cirs i 46 warfifooTpsiwHh trailers loaded with, rudi j. rub-( ber, cord ' fabriciorr other :,fmatrli al that isiunioadeddally to keep the huge' factory supplied. Thro the factory.. of. 29 .acres' pi floor space electric , tractors transport tnickleads of rudder stock, finish ed tires and great rolls of .fabric. C. sr. Steves, head of th Broad Motor Co.; ; now 'merchandising Star cars in San Francisco, r says that the Fliii Motor Co. ..is to an nounce its new models at the New York show "and be - ready to 'make deliveries at v that time If Steves was formerly head "of "tWJ; Flint factory organisation .'throughout the Pacific Coast terrl tori but re cently took' ove a Star dealership in San Franctscoragaln becoming associated with Norman te Vaux, well known, "motor car executive who heads the Pacific Cdast : Star Car factory. , - Z -- P 1 1; e fKtsistinriS lvi e surface Shlnslea For Let . Us i GiveT YbC An Estimate On ; the Cost of Rerooflnsr .Tour Homo . i .s-V . I . ' t 4 Roofin'r,:Plumbins t - Roofing M EG HOLD ' I SOUTH DICA Scenes Remintscent of Enr i thiisiasm Here Two De cades Ago Enacted Scenes reminiscent In point, of Interest and enthusiasm of the early days of the automobile ! In this country we're- .recently enac ted In Brazil- They clearly showed the strong hold the automobile' is gaining ta the "public mind In the South; American countries ami In dicated a greater; future "market for cars made In this country, ; Ths occasion wis the first non stop run ever negotiated between Sao Paulo and Rio de Janerio. Lit was successfully made In an Olds- mobile touring car in 96 hours. considered most ; remarkable time in view of the almost impassable roadsi which constituted the major portion of the route. v''.Xyl The Oldsmobile non-stop run was staged under the auspices; of two prominent sporting clubs, the Club Volante of Sao Paulo and the Club Sdos Bandeirantes of Rio de Janerlo. Emilio Cantoro, Brazil ian motorist, drove during the run, whjchj was checked by club officials during its entire distance of 149ft kilometers. ; - - . From the viewpoint "of U. S. au- tnan ! P. BONESTEELE M0T0R"C0. 3 f 3 n (-.). VI I. "Hi m My : 11A. QKX J - VOvJtX J tomotive interests, however, the successful completion of the teat was secondary in importance ; to the reception given the car along the route" and the interest dis played throughout Brazil in the' run. ,'Not ' only did th various newspapers of Brazil carry stories daily during the run,, but , they also had special placards on their bulletin-1 boards "on which hourly were posted notices showing the A czr with . speed, pick-up; comfort ifiutid style - plus materials and construction of genuine quality . . ' ' ' v - ' ' . ' " An -inyestrnent in deluxe, trouble-freeTtrahsportation. . . A fa, flexible Four with big I car comfprt and fine-car beauty; The fastest Four in America AA Ah w7n;V','-'-',; vv-'" '.--'-A A - -'- A-:j":":- with mile-a-minute per-; forniance and more power you Mi; ever neede .' . ,'rj " ; " No car under a thousand dollars can -rnatcli its; beauty and quality nor its. riding luxury at sustained high speed 1 V O. C Detroit Pull Pactory qaipcaext. ' . . f.. 4-Ooof Sedaa (TJot m Coacb) TEiQ'$o&lc ?,v 'j-..iyjfcssi W W, .. J '" awsse W tWasa 474 Si .Commercial - - - " 1 r progress, e-tViMi OldSfttTobUe,! j . In cities and towns wherever a newspaper- bulletin board was to? be found- larg crowds-.collected during the .fun." rivaling ' the -throngs In this country lhat gather to watch the progress of the world's championship baseball Series. i:;';;;i,...;i-..;,. v, . : When a new report was received showing that the Oldsmobile again had reached an objective along the route on time and without ,m Li hap, cheers greeted the announce ment; tj " .. ; . ; - In this interest display by the -general populace of. Brar.il In, the ability of the Oldsmobile to over come obstacles automotive men there see an awakening of the an- -tomobile fever which gripped this country during the first decade of this century. ' They expect to see it result . in . a material expansion of good - road building and the more general use of automobiles there.-:;;.,,;';v;:i::;; ;" ., ' . : a ; At ' present' there are approx- : Imately . 82,000 automotive ve hicles, Including trucks and buw- es. In Brazil, or one vehicle for. each 378 Inhabitants as compared to one car for each 5.3; persons in thf country. Brazil now has 18,- 800 miles of highway, jwhich con stitutesl only one mile of highway to every 174 .sauai'e miles of ter ritory;" 'M . r:. I-" - - ' - , - Three or four strands of pearls in graduated-sizes' are being worn'" by'sHiart" wonjenl : BegInnlng.Kh a 'choker the lengths ire Increas eduntil they fall easily in "low, drooping f festoons. ; '. 1 1 " Vv i . 1: ' .;, ) ... . -. J J ; "do; O- rJ- A' rv ITHE CHURCH V tne. -- '"'- -e.- ' -r i. - ? r! v n . .. .... ...... -. "