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3i I E}! " 30 PI E I)UC E-A . PIERCE-KRROW SALES CORPORATION , _ (Factory Branch) _ " . 2420-22 South Michigan, CHICAGO. " 'Telephone Michigan 2400 James G. Barber service" Statign, 1508 'Elmwood Avenue, Evanston _, A Wpll-bred Distinction msiniiriitably PIERCE-ARROW , THE NEW STRAIGHT EIGHT The néw Straight Eight is a very miadern expression of all that is fine in 'Pierce-Arrow tradition. THERE is that about Pierce- -Besidiiii, it is a long, low-ownng Arrow which makes a partie-. . slender creation which maker bulk tslar aiireki to ohe's pride. Partly, ~~' and heavy lines forever unfkshion- nd doubts it. is the knowledge that T able among fine motor cars. . there is nojiner aotomobile. And . This is the automobile which then Pierce-Arrow owns l well- arrived at- the" psychological mo-' bred distinction that IS inimitable. __A_. h “w -- -_-_-e--- $44," a, t 2 s Hofscpdwef Engine r 8 , Milés per Hour . I 33-inch and ”3-inch Wheelbase: Nrnrshatterahle firass ' Fender or Bucket Headlamps optional without extra charge, FROM _827tli. TO “38200 AT BUFFALO In purlbasing a tar from income, (/1: average allowance on a goal wed car usually more Man cover: the initial Pierce-Anew payment This is the, automobile which arriired at the psychological mo? ment, to open a new chapter in fin/ car history. It meets an eager and waiting demand. , 7‘ A, THE PRESS The Kentucky Derby Was won by a small racehorse named “Clyde Van Dusen" weighing only '835 pounds, caHed by reporters “an equine mouse.” _L,fifttpret1tty Mellon will not resign. RE'e himself is.authority for that state- ment. . " . _ . The equine mouse, had "Man-Ou mer" for a father, and from that father it ttot' enerey'ettstblimt it to kick mud into the faces of other horse;,.for a mile Ind a quarter: . A' local 'ordimiride now/ compels owners to put '-belftr.around their eats' ,necks.it9”wam and protect birds. Thos? that like birds and cannot do without cats will adopt the idea elsewhere. If acquired characteristics can be after' some generations cats will steal up on the birds without ringing we the bell until the final spring, .We inake a great fuss, as We should do, about ten billions lent to Europe, and we waste that amount every year. _ Her experience a: an educator will enable her to tell other members that the turn tow.ard crime is taken in childhood. . - As an efficiency "engineer, Presi- dent Hoover may suggest a way of gutting doivn waste, . mr . At Riverside, a suburb of Chicagn. citizens like bats and birds that do not Iike"each tithgr. ’ . Virginia Hogan, tivelve-irear-old Irish-American girl from Omaha. Wins the National Spelling Bee. And, this will surprise you. Tern Haydshi, a Japansese boy, was number four in the competition. . "Panaeea" elim- inated him. . . President Hoover', Commission on Prosperity, outlining .our gigantic reBourees, added that"Amerieans. had barely scratched the surftiee' of na- tional wealth: _ _ WOMAN'S COMMON SENSE MELLON QUOTES FRANKLIN BELLS TO PROTECT BIRDS THE, KENTUCKY DERBY . That is good news forrthe whole country; particularly good news for President moover, who understands busiitess and knows what it means to have in the treasury the. _ablest businessman in America. _ Mr. Mellon says, quoting. Benjamin I'rtin1r1in, " gm _.defieieitt, I am afraid in the, phtiiititii irirtprs of resigna- thnii1'/-r.rrrru.-r=5rlr"" "W"'" g f- , .. - . "tranting a. Tomrttisrsitsn to study law enforcement, President Hoover wisely includes one woman, Dr. Ada L.. Comstock. 7 T Furthermore, women’s common- sense often enables they to take short cuts thit men' would not find. l'iihirWedkl I Cats 'without bells; Af11 be isxeimted Br' WW, BeirttGo Thursday, June 18, 1929