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m a i “I _ V: ll l-' . --""-""'"-""-"Nr til his i ty and. good. mg _ . Artoirs,orf1esc kill more people in Amado. thin my other ninth mm tuition to anything but his swanky. I has never know one to Nil ff by Nutttte ssssntisl toquhsmsnu of in- dustry, common,- sense, salesmanship ' dozen, farms, “nothing “It raised but -ttitver foxes. They make money. Some year: no I met " proansus-hx--0hu-xeaur, -'. " k mm {mm rtrsttit"iihmgri, for flag fur. I know another mm who new only vioUta. A: -,-ar)y-ttt-t1ta-1!t-t-seor,tuusti1iuttr,gaet.4 of cum)!!!” ",,ayts,ymtdtttrtRiii'aghiifE'r 'mraeFiitrmt'irr'""Ti'itd'r tseiertee.wii1 tind a way to purify‘seaL water for drinks. init purposes and so make a water mett.t,atn, Pete" town- impinging. SPECIALISTS I 4t.--aruaAneeirscia hating: the greatest huthority on' potatoes in the world. He grow: nothing else; raises them in Muine in Summer and, hy-r1stry9c-sipntit--ai-u-Gkiiiiii rich. I know another 'farmer who has abandoned every other crop _to raise gladiolsu. He is getting rich; One man in Maine specializes in pheasants and makes; several thour. and, a your on tro urea. I in” half so into New York state for water. Inland cities, on fresh-water 11km. and rivers, are more fortunate, but the ppllution of stream: by gauge Satire" View! 71156 thins, T thi $17051“ _ becomes 1niri serious,» from yeah-to year, ev'en in rainy seasons. New York city looks ahead' to the time yhrr-1t-a1tuiatraw-tt-ir-miarr-iiiiiii- Igtittt, Ontario Lthr.. YCF, . tgtllrttrttt " " V " _ "trr. H " $M8 I f... __ " A ip, i a . .., tt only, by working harder than they did in the small town: they came from. To get chad they hve to live regular lives. They tiHettr their small-town habits with them and MI more than two thousand churches every Sunday. ' _."r " N _ - WATER _ ' ' ' The droughts in the Northwest and tharmkwtltea44ara9gtFatave made como: annuities of every size turn serious 1tttt1t1ty1i:the_isttgem, ft 1;.th I Iett, - Irme ' 1qttteig1igt ', I: re to ew' York think that its inhabitant; live ' I"! _ e, if not 'orild-onir."'rurVis ".. The - end wildner is me: 7 I ed dtrromtrttrmmtr- V‘Tmar" "i,' 4m: "tredatririiiiiriitottEiiiirTii-t'iiFii every dey., The averace- bedtime of the real New Yorker is nearer 9 o'eUek than midnight. When New Yorker so to the theater they buy cheap seats ‘in the balcony; cabal-town: folks pay the' exorbitant prices in the oh. Very {egg New Yorkers would, know where to tind, A 'tight ch15 of Tioii to get into e Speakeasy. They_live in New York because they -'-'--"-..q-" m...“_ _ "A, 'e'"""?'""-".'-"-,"-"-'.".---" . _ iv aaha grand} _-a-A-tc-tinset-ani-oat.-, Atld- Jul-1mm fakes 9n increased value, provided it this identical table.' I asked the price. “Nineteen hundred dollnrg,” said the uleswoman; . . J nif um; Chm“; - rttttttirirttfiid through the wtsntitEefttratittmt depart, Me which mi ht been 50 years old or": hundred And Mtn but which was of value to me because it would tlt my dining room, was bemtifnl in design and sturdy in construction, ttttd Mt modern table‘ equally ttood would cost more that, 8200. I stopped bidding ut-8175 nnd the table went to a dealer who bid $6 more. _ ;"‘AW"W ""'a TWW“ - " About may old piece of furniture, china, glass or junk, if it is batUmd, enough. on be sold somewhere u an “undue.” I attended several country auctions in New England lust sum- mer aid new 'absurd prices paid for trash to which most folks would not give _1toeerrpinn, Yet Among them {here was always a piece or two which was 3 real bargain. I bid on Some day nobody " be allowed to- drive a car in writ-to who has not mine menu of responsibility to oth-u--------.---:."-.-,--..-.,:,..-,-: Emma-hm Wit- m for driven. so that new tt% {upon- tiyerinBavt1taut-tieksril, drive a cat unless one really ’knovn =btttr, to drive. “that and“; lot more than merely My to 'tttft- and apply the brake“ it means appro- othei-aiii _.ottltttey1e_1ttCezr, destrhamr-- otateettMsta, m $616135 -kihtBid by Miranda." The - " teat: is undying“; m, i“ interpreted individual My to mu“ thre.ultt,.etaatrotterto9Avdd"ifGr Mythol- be is competent oratot. _.-.-- .I t Can 't Be Done 'riig' "rfid'ciiiiLir'i"iii"o' HARK HOSPITAL‘ Will you help? m """"ra't"r0trpmt0rtrtVirratitTniiCseiiiirTi physical impossibility tiAsperate withoyt/a de. fieit. This. condition is general' throughout the country. _ [ . l _ , fltt1iiril11rtitPrirrtpost acceptgble. No matter hmreompetzjnt the ttriiiiiiirisriiiiit- may be; no matter ttink carefully every expenditure WWI??? W ----.-, Elephant! Highlarid Park 2550 Utot only will the new beaten: Ana- 2 supply the demand “to: n really TI motor car within the limits af budget dictated by thrift, it is declared, but because of its size. weight and ease of opention, it will bring a new transportation unit to the, solution of some of our "trtteett tram: and parking problems. _-" an "Austin by each member of the family, debutsntee and college youths, 'trtInonttthotrewhowtiattdtmU the list of iimt purchasers of the new hum Austin. It is interesting to note, however. in connection with its “novelty” that the Austin comes ord ot success throughout the world. The greet interest 7exhibited in the stutegngnt that them beaten Aw thihiitiiiduhtrtiirdAtutGtitVir"iri. 'tedStatuinAprilorM-qoflwo u'i-i1stetatLatnLonirurr-dami-c, quit-ion, but. by queries from thous- -aatdr9f-aiotoriit her-, III the largest and most expensive cars made in the United States, according to ofheinU of the American Austin dupr-pnmotutoc-asamttmcaat-iard new. -se.i-thituarr-Nmtiet per- _fftrmotttuuadintrr-reoGerit Europe, millionaires attraetedhy the novelty of "selective transportation”! made possible by Pt possession ytl In "An-fin K... -nn ---., _» a% 3mm. Car, to Be Made "--, ..t ., in U. S. This, Year; Said ' to Be Very Economical his. ___ tllttrtgt, oiiL thai its aim _ who we! than...» 'a""rTuaar in - L99rEgtrtmtx..gtF, "-'-"e.-..q.-.t.l. Stuntman, without loan of comfort or utility. will ho the keynote; t1Cthe tetttrAPrtta't-aisaitai,-'iiiaiz, mam» “our”: b-t-'i'iti'ts,-it-,-t-il-1-,etiiiii,i). WE} way: u now; much- needed unit of transportation that will meet with the opproul ot the molt sophisticated motorist. . no hat:- Austin will with ap- may 1,000 'ttds. t will in " an“ or how on I ttalion 'of Sr-tlisp:- JCtrill,erodm,a shatttm of " only - 1,000me and it ittt the double the usual tire mil- can. The complete operatttttt cost Mil be about one-third the cost of liming the average mall at on the mark?! tft4nyi. . C a,, l sand-ii School 't80 nan. Batu-en A" 4-20 Honing his. 10:“ LB. WM Dania. Sunk. 8:00 You are cordially invited to visit the Reading Room ' HOURS: Week days. ' can. tei' an Welland-y and] 1:30 pm: SIM-n: an.» no pan. for Mn; only. 86t Central Av... manna Park main: my Fir-taunt: of, Chi-t. Scientist of man-a Park cumsmu‘ SCIENCE READING ROOM 80t no»! Ava-o Thursday, In. " m m}