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$$ #"| wei; 16 | "My Next GCar f will be â€" > Aâ€"rORD" \_CRIEFTEEXN BOBY TYPE S® miles. It has never stopped on the road for "soever except punctures. WHuEN you buy a Ford there are two things you never have to worry about. One is reliability._ The other is long life. over all kinds of road conditionsâ€"mountainous and flat, _~"f consider this a wonderful record and I assure you my next car will also be a Ford." j =: j 3 ; This is just one of many tributes to the reliability and long life of the Ford. A Ford owner in Iowa tells of driving his Ford 73,000 miles in a single year. Another writes of 120,000 miles of good service. . _ Think ahead when you are considering the purchase of an automobile and consider what it will be like after thouâ€" sands of miles of driving. Will you still be satisfied? Will you still say "it‘s a great car"? : j _ If it‘s a Ford, you know everything will be O. K. It will be taking you there and back in good style, just as it has always done. And you will have saved many important, worthâ€"while dollars in cost of operation and. upâ€"kéep and low yearly depreciation. ; F:O. B.. Detroit, plus freight and.delivery. .Bumpers_and_spare tire extra at low cost, Economical time payments through the Authorized â€"Ford Finance Plans of the Universal Credit m. ; "My Ford was purchased May 8, 1928, and has â€"been run 121,767 Here s an interesting 4230 lrakes were relined at 101,000 miles. My gas mileage averâ€" "Why ietter from a Ford owner in tainous and flat. repairs of any kind whatâ€" ~â€"*HE PR ES 8 ® + Three deputy sheriffs, one of them| mem =â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"|â€"a‘ supervisor â€"from â€"Benton â€"township, | #2NE ..\ were stripped of their powers and| :Se â€" | Tiffany last week. The sheriff said| to a ons that this order followed an investigaâ€" | part tion of what he described as their | plor: "towing racket" activities. *| un : \mm TAKES STARS _ FROM THREE DEPUTIES John T. Johnson, ‘Winthrop Hatbor! justice of the peace, and Hollis® Ausâ€" tin, & garageman. _ __ â€"| _ _ These three, according to the sherâ€" if, have been patrolling: the highâ€" ways over the northern part of the county and taking charge at the scene of automobile accidents, towing theâ€"damaged cars to their garages. . Many Complaints . _ _ ‘In some instances, the sheriff alâ€" leges, they have seized abandoned automobiles and cars that have been wrecked and whose owners have sought to call the sheriff‘s office. _ ~"In several cases, the sheriff conâ€" Alleges Misuse of Insignia; Acts in Resnponse to Complaints _ tinues, cars have beenâ€"towed awayâ€"to the garages by these men while depuâ€" ties from the sheriff‘s office have been enroute to the scene of the accident in response to a call from one of the Those who turned in their stars are 0 PAE YAE EORERY OE EN Et e e e i d Ne C oc pre oo n xn in t T7 graduate of the College of Law of the Univergity of Minnesoâ€"_â€"â€" ta is a member of the National Bridge Association, and a â€" »gualiflwmemher-teacher of the Culbortson National Bridge Studios of New York City, and has the active and personal § coâ€"operation and counsel of Mr. Culbertson in â€"teaching the _‘ Culbertson "approachâ€"forcing" system of Contract ‘Bridge. Make Reservation now for Wednesday, Sept. 30 aru_i.Thursday, Oct. 1 EDGEWATER BEACH HOTEL, CHICAGO.â€" Tel. LONGBEACH 6000 1 noonsâ€"uu." room» ‘i%uoflou‘ kitchen. Twin or double Inadors. Dressing 14 ROOMS==Living room, Inador beds, bed twin n dedbie) Binviteriichen: Dressing room, bath.. $125 $ ROOMSâ€"Living reom 3 » Insdor beds, bedroom (twin or double). Dining room, kit= then. Bath, $130 to $200. very Wednesday evening â€"a BRIDGE DINNER ; very Thursday afternoonâ€"a _BRIDGE LUNCHEON from Citizens esen CONTRACT BRIDGE CULBERTSONâ€"METHOD y George webster CHICAGO‘S SMARTEST A PA RTM ENT HOTE L NEARâ€"Lâ€"OOP in â€"a fashionable closeâ€"in location, 10 minutes to the loopâ€"The Park Dearborn offers elegantly furnished kitchenettes and hotel réooms. 3 ‘blocks from Lincoln Park with its golf and bridle pathâ€"short disâ€" tance to beachâ€"shops and mmiue_ryA in buildingâ€" roof gardenâ€"all combine 10 make the Park Dearborn. the outstanding valve in Hotel Homes. 85% of present occupancy under lease. Hotel Roomsâ€"Twin or double beds. Large and airy. $65 to $80. Daily, Weekty, Monthly and Lease Rates. We advise your early inspection. partie’i ~to the crash.~ mfimafi ties arrived, they found a bewildere} car owner, unable to tell them wher his damaged machine had been taken Tiffany charges. _ _ ; : To Quiz Other Deputies : According ‘to the sheriff, in othe dents, have been whisked away by members of â€"the soâ€"called > "towing Tuhg.â€"â€"...c2se / cotdige rammimeimniaiier. J :Several other special deputies wer Also to be quizzed by Sheriff ~Tiff any they think ~In aâ€" statement issued â€"later, Holli Austin, a Waukegan garageman, en "tered "a ~denial to~charges~made b Sheriff Lester _ Tiffany that he ha part in what the sheriff calls "a yplorable racket." | "This practice has to stop," Ti fany.declared today. ‘"We have receiving calls several times a wee i: from victims of our ‘deputies,‘ wh) _ office." ;c-;i'fie‘d;;s'n "towing racket." "As an operator of a garage, I have towed in many. automobiles, but al ways at the direction of the owners/ Mr. Austin said. "In all accidents, th sherifft‘s office has been promptly noti whisked away from the scene of crash either by myself ‘or anyâ€" of employes." 5 . & ol xty Horth Peartorn Furknay at Goethe sphone V WHItshail 5620 Frank Walker, Mgr. k are operating out of thhl _ FIE 15 1 ti