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in the P types ‘345 AM) 1:447 .VPan“ I‘SOII YEARS bit-m m" 7‘) ('I’E t0 5:? MANY . is the r drink. without PanY ens ,ymW‘ RS If [t 6% NORTH SHORE w” A delightful journey via swift electric trains and big modern steamships. Go to the pleasure lands of Northern Michigan by the popular rail and water route. Take NORTH SHORE TRAINS to Milwaukee. Ride through the beau- tiful North Shore district on a clean, comfortable electric train. A cool and refreshing journey. North Shore Trains make daily connections at Milwaukee with for Northern Michigan Points. Check your baggage through to final destina- tionâ€"no rechecking necessary. Enjoy this pleasure trip on your way to Lud- ington, Manistee, Onekama and Frank- fort. Chicago North Shore and Milwaukee R. R. u:..|.1.ma park 'l‘ivket Office 5 N. St. Johns Ave. m # mm The Oldfield Tlre Company,.A‘krotn, Ohlo Highland Park Ticket Office 5 N. A REAL VACATION 3 OF NORTHERN MICHIGAN Limited Trains for Milwaukee leave Highland Park every hour from 6:06 A. M. to 1:06 A. M. , All trains operated on Chicago Daylight Saving Time. C v 500 miles at 94.48 miles an hour-3 relentless rin over a rough-finished. sun-baked concrete and ric pavement at record-breaking speedâ€"that is the gruellin test Oldfield Cord Tires underwent successfully at lndian _ apolis Speedway May 30th. They were on the winner's ear for the third successive year and on el t o! the ten finishing in the money, upholding the confl ence su in! race drivers have in the trustworthiness and chili?' 0 these tires to meet_t_he greatest demands of speed, en ur-i , A 24 “4.... Ask” lmmfanf these tires (0 UIWl u“: sun-“an v'-..__-- _, -t , , _ ‘ ance and safety. Their records in every other important race have been equally as good. 5 Consider this achievement along with another test of Oldfiel quality made at Wichita, Kansas, this past winter and earl lpn'ng. 34,525 miles on rutted. icy Kansas made. runnin da and night on a Studebaker stock car without a sin e “é change. This teat was made by a groin? of Wichita aut : motive dealers in a tire, oil and gaso lne economy run, Mayor Kemp of Wichita was official oboerver and mad. Afldavit to the mileage and service given by Oldfield tired, l i You may never subject your tires to the gruelling experience olis nor the steady gnnd of bad winter roads. but it of Indianaf ls good to 'now 'ou can get such safety and mileage economy by buying Oldfield tires. Ask your nearest dealer. at WICHITA Help you Choose Tires; 500 mlles at 94.48 miles an hour-3 relentless Q‘rlnfl A A ‘ ‘ L‘L“ ‘A‘A-A'n nut. pin “TI-c Moat Trustworc'hy Tim Built" Phone Highland Park m mun MEW' Stqlou. my} wannabes-”0W d lot Soul-II Ila-III. Sago-duct“. Rcd Cmu flood communal or M county {arm adviser. indhfinc that the tenants who have had Mm auppliea and machinery an Med financially and that fund: and PW“- doaa an uncut. The Chicago Association of Con- 1enlion «nice saw v._.- menu in receiving mm. courth- uuom In that city in the drive that for $100,000 and fund: an ll” con- Mintotheminothmc-W committee n Springfield A. well u to the governor's flood RIM com- mim. Inn-(er Damon points out that contribution: must be rude rup- Idly to pay for the [urn purchue of teed- and food now being and. (or .the Red (‘nou throuxh Mr. V. Vufl» man of the Saw Agrkulturll Ex- mw vw~.- _. Guild in dab in . "I'he lotut checking up of flood durum Ind loueo." Ir. 0 I. Boon. ehninnon. Alennder county Bed Crou relief committee. wired from Cdro yelterdny to Centrnl division. “con- llnnu earlier statement. that hundnodl o! funllleu hove no food for than- oelre- or their Itock. no need (or re- planting, money or credit Ind the only hope now in contributton- by other! in more fortunnte dream-tonnes." 3135 people in Alennder county done in the vicinity of Cairo must he helped at least until July ht. and nuny until September lot. h the ro- port of Miss Clan Kumlner. Rod Cross field worker at Coho. nnd the condition of the flood luflenrl in ol- moat as urgent north of there in Un- lon Ind Jackson counties. The island- ln the Miuluippi dong Rnndolph county one found to be filled with {om- n__.l_l. lvullt’ an.» .vâ€"uâ€" _~ ,, v ilieu needing help. lute: Min Beuhh Rinse“. field worker At Hurphylboro. Although the Red Cross chapter u Cheat" hu adv-need Aid fur-(her u‘ -.n .- -L__A mum.- in sorely needed. W_hile um. farmers nre curing for um:- livestock and vying to nun fuming. they must go mile: through the land to get food . . ‘ .L-x.. a-.. 3U unnu- â€".-__ for their flock ond food (or their {m- Uiu, and often time. this bu m be hauled through mud in boot: drawn by farm minim. Building will ban to be delayed. but a» country people no going from umponry quartet! back to their (am to nut work at the American Red Cro- chow Coho. Of um wand. $8M will neeeoury to rIuPply_1260 perm with n- Iief. according to a artful arm by at I). Tim-I; ‘V -urr., .__V ood; 310,500 for feed 15: um; Mn and “1315 to purchase-f mdulmbmpurchueuodun- .plgn‘t‘tho- crop. which mun be tuned luau “n - . -r, quickly. in order to gamble fin hm- prt. mad: «man; to been. all- ‘upporunx this you. New call- [an come to Central d!- vidon. from Schuyler. Guam nod Hanan counfia in Illinois. h Md!- tio am the requeitl Already ncdzod from Co: 1nd Scott comma tot emergency help for datituu and“. and food suppliu for limtorcflw and food supplieu for livestock. “Wner in receding on 1600 Goodall 1cm in Schuyler Cmty.” vim Ir. J. H. Young, from tho Schuyler 0m- 1y Red Croo- Chapwr. “molt d vhtdl .. ,,,,___. ---l-O‘m u, l‘w v.v- may be waded if prompt mhhnoo is given the town“. many of whom were financially diubled by the Booth. Demand: for funds are urgent. We hope mple provision. may be made." Greene County sent in I man! today {or 2.000 bushels 0! corn {or need And other min: needed in one dlltflct. ind state! On VIM cou- tinnntolnndowt an otherdho m. vnluc of an M in bi \cruud by Prompt “mm" '1 “Jukwn county Xr. C. J. M“. vher. wires (Jena-u mun-on. corn Ind, hay to feed-tack. M! poet; for -_ cuh cm? are m nous-ud- of W0 F!“ n." “.3” pus; nu - u-â€"-- --v, _, , _ good men hon “Maud flair Mt. Help is sorely needed to supply that? July In planting. and nod M for mu fall.” In Juksonfiounw my families no now racclvm‘ pm through the Joe-l com-since. and the well are reported in 1 very W condition. Inch sicknes- huldnch Since me In! report on the n Fund. Chic-to Bush have .1 generous contribution- {minding 81¢ from Cantu! rm! _Oollpuly. ! - “D‘Aâ€" um»...- â€" . w- {mm Fin! Nnfiond huh. $730 In- P‘int hunt and Sudan Baku! vol] p ”00 {row unn‘pnflk militia .0 the Chicago Tdepbom Company .96 The lawyer! luv! waned each of their Incuba- {or [In (and. , ‘ “It [ota‘without am all! CH; ago will nuke the “pa-tad m FOB ASSISTANCE tin-flood Ramsey. Stunt-l Smart Sule- 0! tickets to midenu of the north shoreâ€"other than when of tho Guild-I411 be proviM through the variou- drug “on. of the north ,g_ -1 .LL- A... yuan... .Câ€"â€" _ “'11 , done. Godl'n drug store of thin city will have tickets (at uh. ”ember: In to receive two tickets ouch. Advance reports indtau the tale of new will hum I packed home when tho «ruin Hun on “Janna. d'An," Thur-“y denim. Juno :9. him in tho “It a! hoxholbn: Fain-bot. . Ir Hm WM Ir. Lod- C. Eek- Iuh. [Lulu-LDMCCM It. and In. WM It. a: In. Bruc- Ilc . It. and In. Hm‘l to the Jam Brick. In *0 flu but and MW“!- No an In 1 “Han until he ud- No I mit- It mummy» Auk than about It! and: got-away in main; in Iva-d on hills; its pullil}! u-u-pv' --â€" r pager on sand; WNW WW w he‘ll for n phy- of'rdm arms 18 m I? sums-nil? Nowhthotimotodo PRIMO VAN OZZI mmcouqa I" nun-h. 'Pq-