viik; r>ii:/.:-Vi;'.v BK.?A.L.L ;/I;D OUI^J V'.ICi^ili. ;:OV.;L.-t"_, iJ. j. CJJD/V/, j/u-\ K, ... a-J^-flS/fl- * . :2tft1l JC5ir^*> "V I^^LJU-J- i^I^znC-ti-X^sn^^VJ;^^ A Whole Ilotise Ikiit of; ~' -all ! The Thrill Shop will bo slsd •a-*o •» i to KCII any >'!othc-:3 that you I may care to discard at tills sea Fresh Fish asicl Oysters son. There are recipes aplenty—procurable from any modern housewife—for pre Boili-im-it'ii eloth*» *HM1 -wast en's clothes can be readily told ~parinfj~Fish and 'Oysteri_in_dighcs you'irimffar more-'deltglitluT "and Tasty IIO \Y. llcmember that in contri than many meats. buting thiiiRS to the Thrift Shop you are helping to maintain the Social Service work carried on by the Co-operative Service I Association. Melville ML Rutaan <§b C©o Itennejuber, too, that the Automobile Committee will call for y.iur donations. i Phone 172U or 528. SUMMIT, N. J. N#<3$P*B3£»
.MlrtiHesfcoro, -Ky.', bOiUifK this unique- dwelling- aliou<;e built *:n4"ii*ly of eoal! Isirr.c lump- of blUiuilh- n»i- eoal were iiaPd In ilr. construction, beinn laid in mortar the i,aiue as ilono, ami veneered on a vrood I'ramo. The \yhole inurif.ure:; 28 leet'souare and h;m two room:; nltjaHtvdy furnished in "limhbsany. However, no individual h- so fortunate as to own libs buildi i'C'. It i>i the official residence of the Miildlohboru Chamber of Commerce find la located in the heart His Portrait Made Entirely of .Vari-Colored Postage stamps! Sonic timo in his lift', every yountjater' gets .a yearning- to start and keep. up. A'stamp collection. ,, Oft thalv'hQbJ>y T/t'^ growth of the Fidelity Union Trust Company has been steadily in pace with the growth of New Jersey^ Figures on the population of the New Jersey metropolitan area embracing 38 cities and townships .show a 22% increase over a period of the past five years. Tax ratables show a 56,% increase. Over a similar period the assets of the Fidelity Union, with its recently acquired affiliated banks, show a 175% increase* ^T^O businesses and residents of New them, are forced into outside cities for For New Jersey Residents •J- jersey, the Fidelity Union Trust additional credit lines. During such A trust institution located in the Company' affords banking • and trust depressions, small concerns may be re testator's State of domicile enjoys con service in accord with their local needs. duced entirely. siderable advantage as executor over During this past year plans have It is the record of the Fidelity Union an institution located in another State. been perfected establishing eight affil that it has steadily promoted the The trust department of the Fidelity iated Fidelity: Union Banks in the growth of New Jersey. In 1920 and Union was one of the first trust depart "Newark territory!. These banks afford 1921 when banks Were reducing their ments organized in America and has 1 'I'lioii'.'iml'. PUii.^lifj'uViiiwl • JiitU-fJ flu' <'|ilr:w'i) foil \ u'n ii'-liil\ «title llu It'uIlA'&iiu;.*'%• W= < iVft'i oir Ihcr* relief from traffic congestion and bring credit lines, it was able to protect its been in continual operation for over .vi»cl otic of ihe mi"!, irrffiy (vil "i»' . >._*•&>£(- .iHS- 4££2. rrs»&,<.W-i».viS S^5^S^£>"(r^s£. Sit- . ir,-^3*=C fV5EV=*"J ==- 'I' an.slj7iiB hia patent to tho Ein;;«v _ . ^ . . ^ _ |aii[;c;. Aeoir'tio ;^pp;iraturi. T-itu '•vs'iiit:; r\0Ti';s I i relates to ucoustiu Uovico1) cui- tr-;£..I: - „ «•"•*p* fiv, \- f'g^'f I I,jn;:i'ih' frtiiu lJtiiih v.iilcli i". |jl)loyiiiK Btrotcbe'l iliaiihraEniB mwl 7r*3 i; '• '* * ..i r rr* mi 1w sT<*r B -d 9« "« {*! * j uHuallj "v'tiry frothy mul lulls Jiaa for itw object improving the el- W ^ *' I is quite liiirprisins in ils la.il- , i'iek'tiey of Mich devices. , v I? (f •rf"?**-- roiwl "tityKTd". 3nan*i-fuia urb" 11—Pliny Cnlueei,—of-Newark -I'ldll-j- r ^?Mi lug reel. One of the minor ffr.'.uros i 'ii„- p.;n:onal interest the following business folk of Summit take in-each patron assures I heavier and silli :m Summit House Ipariy. rn»jn:e Baraky,',-of" *JeV ppmi'WStoris i ' • - , U'mnlnytr.cnt Agency ,Yoii.-, ii ,->l,-o Die inventor: Noted for its clearness and delicacy Lunch Wotviw Rival-thie Orient. A'heavy, deep Mi fi-UJ.n.iAn A\I;. ' I!o t »' an»«ics,K»t, "Wyoming. of dcsigrL'aad ;its jrich,' harmonious The best «f himi« (ool.ed t'ond I Kriiiui'in y 'i'!-".-tive current; tfaas- pile,,i&Uiatting a luxurious softness t- l-i.'-.-nc ;;.R fjiinuiilt, ^. J. nf a n'asimnble price. IIMI<«MI-I ni -olbctrfc , currant' tlnSe'r.foot and affording an unbe coloring,. Closely woven of splendid OpfM nil till;. | ami to filters and finds lievable amourit 6f Hard wear. worsted.-jaxns. ' • -, , tll'L-OSITK 'tlll<; WTATION I important • appitoation In" re- UAM&DASHFRY jpt.itlii}- m.ili i:> >;_tJiough its voo'fs $130—She 9x12- 4»n™ eA i nor Iwiiied to |ucli systems! Mr, '$i50-^Size9xl2 You save 32.50 $^ /,5U STORAGE- I KnlluiH ayl-iun fcffo- pat«ut to -We»t- Ypa save $37.50 112.50 rn Wi-i-ira ro'ripany. Inc. $120—Size 8.3x 10.6 ^QA jn.f% J. Combias 1'i'er Jili-b. of Elisabeth. Secur- $138—Size 8.3x10.6 You save $30.00 $SMM/U The Hatter FideKty Fir eprooC Haveyoulqst , You save $34.50 $103,50 r i l,.» ' iin'l l In.*!,' Fjiitu (1! Ail any yaln-iMct? The Herald's KhiiW t'Ii-i,!i"i. UlcclseJ nnd $215 —Sise 9x15 H.,n m - t . ,1 Storage Warehouse MAIfNlIl'S RUG »BPT, Ml lit- VV.-t»t-.Ad will iiriitfi Buckley .Bros. Go. You save $53.75 $161,25 Moving •• .Packing - Shipping ima? SHOOK • *j thetn back. f mportess fylephove Summit"ice Or iivjou"liav« found s-orae- 71 Bc.iutitul Mew^'^ptitig Offcr- r.-, 1J{. SUNDRY SO A VENGERS > A"x. r ; 1 *... J, ^,, •- ' v.\ A \ •<:• * •*-=*£ ' .',T:? ^ i. 4iV J ;.:^s^^i*^^^S.K^^^^^ * Sss«ltti'"^:'Si5 £ ** ^' S:J «* 'rJlT, IJU^r.fiV H33P.ALB AKB SUMMIT RECORD, SttMMJT,,Nv£ _®Mf$M ., JV-. •togs substantial basts ^n logic or fact, |nated in all-sMttoi^^ (!6i*.ia^BjiSfe ;ipti-\ir:; to foe ;i oaedithd" for an- whom ]-.« 1'racL'fnlly r:iHs "Chris cause of the fjiviiiK of that name to New Si^tf of Officers For OB" resets:have proven, ^'.cam-'bo (The ^act.Ssv&aoft -^aaJ^tfM-1-^.^ ' .! "f olhur gold medal tfoni Hie Ameri Pigeon," hi' fays Uml the Spaniards, the iiart'of the continent on whic.h J Im firqt landed, a country which lor the fct«t malatsillhed,'. ^ar&asbs,. VhtA ^Tuiftfo ItBta .m^mqMl®i ! Opens Tomorrow fee •.**0- 60-79riJi!PEl j Night ; AT 7 O'CLOCK lion Place Telephone 15S1 >ummn Adami-ThoMM^'Motor Gorp* ! DAILY ALL NEXT WEEK 520 Springfield Avenue ,;_ ?ii '<^>„Telephon* e 1212 _ "• .. < . . „ , , ... , , „ ' "... '. " *S v 4 uj a ^ffiBIOI^itlilSlfc, U;A".L I TY - A T w •\. *. ",- ..I; _ •• '&> :&M>>'*&&&^^ - •';• \ THE SU SU] RECORD, IMI*T, M. j, FRIDAY, "AIM. 14, Ji preliminary to tlio convening of the Commi'i.' ion. session. The bill provides for the members present, ',1 absent. MI Governor Alom-c ni.med County synopsis CM ante, s ,o „f , The reading of the minutes' a.I being a competitor lor purchasing demaua for fluoa =j»ace for sliyv- LIS Fires election of all delegates in a pri power, which ::ome producers be Jmh;e Franl; ).. rjloAi-y, of Somcr- Board o i/TCef lOillerS I the meeting of January 3rd, IE 17, For In Motorist rooms, garages, hotels, restaurant.;, J mary to u State convention, with ville for tin- CZrciiit Court lo suc _ j was dispensed with. lieve it to be, the automobile is, in filling stations, fad rcadslde lunch iH 6tEl«J the county as the unit, districted to ceed the late V-'iLJard AV. Cutler, of |J.nt, a cicilor of purchasing power stands. It builel liank balance.;, ill jHnrj.isLcns.ji_ riiU'icU-J.—O'ttonnmv j_ AH bills presented were reKl (Continued from Page Three) |.- _a .maker _of_-b.UL,ine4-i^ i-or-all-pio-- inakJ-Xenreaeutattoa more Iruai J i •hud-jon-jnll. ca.H nr.dap»j yiid, .-_ -wltla- to-iaanraga->=faBBS'r"CTCSfcg- Senator Richards, of Atlantic of Kewark was mimed to tiie Civil - --SH-H- Hf**, ,--j.t\r.«tr-:r- — Iduc.rr.". If there j.lmuld be a ne%v systems of [tnanuijig. When Kerneo Coninilwifoii to succeed Ed / A copy of a resolution from the eliminate distance, fiave time ind j slackening up m the automobile in- .i Opening of State Legis= City, offered a bill for a State-wide iCity of Rahway, requesting tjie one considers the |» uicliaslng iiowei ward [1. Wrij; ill of Newark and | TIu- uigauiziilioii meeting of (Ip? generally support a condition of jduAij this :-ituaflon would be felt of all the people inrolvcrl in this | referendum on prohibition euforce- {iriuon County Board ol Freeholder:; j Board to take over as a County ktare Richards Puts In jmeiit, (similar lo UTJ referendum named Jo'.eph I, Smith nm'.ec.utor life, especially social, which, before jin many other hues of le-.itimatc situation, one can hat in to appreci jw.is held at the Court House, • road, Milton avenue, hi the City »£ the comiii'4 of tiie motor car, ^\as Ibusinc.'.:;. The automobile in I vote in New York State. Richards is of Essex County,to succeed John O. •Rahway, was referred to the Hold ate the tremendous prosperity ab- Bill For Prohibition Higelow. Smith K u. con of former Klix.-ibeih, N. J., on Moniiaj, Jan :_reneially considered (o be well dustry, through its own working J hopeful of having the Senate Com uary .Jrd, l'J2'r, at 12 o'clock" noon. Committee. set which should bo credited to the mittee of Senators Stevens, Lawson United States Sciinlor Janus nteh insupportable. The automo- foices and through the v.'orkmg automobile induslry, Referendum Smith, Jr. Di^elow "will succeed The re-electt-d members, I The report of the auditors on tfcn foiees of other industries, tils pro of Middlesex, and Simpson of Hud [division of moneys to the different blle:, which one sees clustering son, the Judiciary Committee, re Thomas Brown, of Perth Amboy, Nicholas M.' Palermo of Ijiudcn, about industrial plants, around ris ducts of which are required for the Of course, the inajor purposQ of j hospitals in the County was 3c the thrift movement 2a to help in port the measure for a vote. as counsel to fjie Public Utility and William I. WcMane and Nor ceived and filed ing Luilding rtrue.tures, and along malting of automobiles, provides in ises Organize Commission. man M. Hotehkiss of Runimit, hav the roadside wheie ncv,r construc comes for many thousands of crease general iwoal)«rity. If the Financing-of the State Highway Reports of Die Jail Commutes, automobile tended tj) discourage ing been swdrn in by County Attor Jail Physician and Probation O - tion to underway, do not belong cn- families and thereby giies them the Vrenfon, Jan. 12,-^,Senator Will- Commission's program by a 580,- J Formal oifimrlcation or the Leg habits of thrift ana pauperize con 000,000 bond issue was fathered by islature "was dJi'et-tcd with the ney Francis J. Blatz, their oath of lice, was received and filed, alio tiiely lo plant executives, boss con b.'i'.is of a money pio^ram through .1 A. Kievcns, of Long Branch, office being'tiled with the County siderable portion? of our popula •publican leader introduced his Senator Pierson of Union. The plan [selection of Remit or Francis B. the annual report of the Jail Wm - tractors or load superintendent--. which they can express their ideas Clerk as required by law. Tho of thrifty proccduie. tion, it would be »pcn to criticism, u; eutioii bill for nomination of Calls for a referendum and ex 'Davis, of "WootLlmry, as President don. Tl.ey belong to the men in rou:_'h clerk, Benjamin Kin called the | Not only does the automobile Such a charge, hgwerer, eormol he ndldalps for Governor and United penditure lot the $80,000,000 in a of the Senate ,uul Assemblyman Bridge Committee No. 1 wia^ v.'oi'lunf; clothes—mechanics, day five-year building program. Sena Board to order. 'i authorized to lay a concrete pljiq.; maintained. Tha.1 it is a prop to .•(!''. Senator. The bill v.as re- Anthony J. SIr,i'.;usa, of Atlantic laboreis—w'lio lmd them an es • trade touch numerous basic indus- the general aconaicic structure can tor Richards had Asseniblvnian City as Spoaki.-i of the Assembly. The roll was called by cities, , at Coohdire street, Linden, sential convenience in effectively i'i\ il lo (he Judiciary Committee towns, townships and • tries and contribute to oilier pros- ho readily proven, >' That ;it is a Altman, of Atlantic, offered In the Senator "William A. Stevens, of boroughs I The followiu:? resolutions wt'ic yetting to and trom their da>'s Ipeious industries, but it also adds v/Iilch I".i nator Kte-venr-j is ehair- Assembly a. two-cent gasoline tax showing the following members .' adopted: favorable thrift element, in our •si. Ho will seek to have the joint Long llrancli is Republican Senate present. work. They are there because they |1o real c.tate values, increases the civilization is a logical conclusion. hill for financing of the highway leader and Senator Alexander Autliorizinp; the treasurer to no represent a means of transpotla- wublicun Conference Committee 'program, Richards also offered a City of Elizabeth- John E: lo the several hospitals in tli-o Simpson, of Juraey City, Demo Anthes, James K-. Dehiuond, Ceorye I ion which workers have elected to corse the bill. The committee bill for the State Supreme Coiirt to cratic leader. county the sums as reported hy Llio •. i'/:uicd a positive stand on the have rate-fixing powers on appeal, T. Carroll, Frederick llalbfoster. utilize and as such a means, tho Assemblyman Thomas L.. Han anrtitors. mitoiuobile serves a proper econo "'••.uro at the sevral conferences from decisions of the Public Utility son, of Perth -Aniboy. IB the Re City of Piaiui'Ield—Itichard J. Designating the Elizabeth Daily Harrigan. mic purpose. publican Houso loader and As Journal as the official newspaper semblyman Moeiis K, Harisou, of City of Rahway—"William II. for publishing the minutes of tliu Aiide from the utility value, the Randolph, S. C. Ten-ill. TWjl«WWnq»W!W»»?!i'N Jersey City, the Democratic leader. Board. automobile has become a decided Robert M. JoIiiiKlnn, of Atlantic City of Summit—William I. Mc- Authorizing the clerk to pieparo factor in the support of the general Elite iL^eiacatessQ:! llane, Norman M. ITotchUiss. 1 City, was again tamed secretary of a synopsis of the minutes to lie econoiHk structure. According to City of Linden—Cornelius O'Don- Open Day and Ni^ht Summit Building and the Senate unci Frederick A. published in the several papers competent economists, instead of an nell, Nicholas M. Palermo. published here in the county. Brodesser, of Elfzn.bur.li, clerk of Township of Clark — (J. the Assembly. II. Appointing William C. Hope aa wards club lost his minutes and his Association Holland. a'member of the Sinking. Fu_M Township dumb wife bought him a 20 dol Home Cooked Food ' Incorporated IBSU PATENTS ISSUES of Cranford— S, U Commission. lar wrist watch. Droeseher. Authorizing the treasurer to al TO ttJISETMES Township of J'^inwood—John 7, low to tho Prosecutor the sum of Tex, how about arranging a fight, K Salads - Sandwiches - Cold Meats 71st Series Opened Hatfield. SntlO.OO for requisition purposes. (Continued.from Fuse Two) J between Tuimey and the husband \ R Township of New i rovidencc- Authorizing the treasurer to ad who didn't get If is raise January Anything in the Delicatessen Lint; NOVEMBER Uth, I y Mnmifacturliig Company. Chester II. Lambert. vance to the Sheriff the hum of $.3,- ltrst? John \y. Jepson, of Elizabeth. In Township of Springfield -Peter 000 00 for Juion per diem fees. II. Meisel. For information address ternal combustion, engine. This re Approving the work of Chapman What tlir . average ppdesfrain 359 Springfield Ave Telephone 19I2-J lates to Improvements in internul Township of Union—Frederick A and MeCloud on Hillside avcsiiu-. Willkfm S. Porter, Secretary Doll. 1 craven for 1027 is fewer brains in I combustion engines and more par Hillside, and authorizing the pay meat markets and more behind the ticularly to imp-iovemoiits relating Borough of Mountainside—Elston ment of ¥5,000.00 due on i-ontrac-t. steering wht'ej to the ra-vbururton vr mixture of Darby. Instructing (be Chairman of fuel with the air unfl the heating of Borough of Roselle — Emery Rnrid Committee, County KiiRiinf.';- h. Lillibrhlge. - The gal. who slapped a clodhop-' rtk3S!£3HeHIjl^iiSIitllSiinifiiIililliilIilliiniEU9iiiHilEIIf3Stlllll!tlI!!IIIH!;illltI the fuel used in ihe engine. and Koad Supervisor to attend rlK " jisr's face in a flivver lust night Ensign Earlo Dickson, of New Borough of Roselle Park—David Road Convention at Chicago. J. Farren. Hays she'll go to Hie news stand ISrjinswick, Surelual dressing. This Authorizing the Committee OLI for the nitxt 'Country Cent Ionian. relates to mirsk'nl ilrop.iinea main Town of Wesffteld—Charles M. Kngiueer'u Officii to hire additionitl Affleck, James Q. Casey. ly intended for flr>pHcn.tIou to cuts help when needed. Nowadays when a man goes 21 IL .j?. and other inlurif-: of a niihor-char- There being twenty-two mem Authorizing the Road Commit-a<3 Iiouia without shaving, Ihe wife aeter and of Uw-typo cmbotlying a bers prescnt-and two absent: S. I'. to prepare plans for the completion takes home coconuts for her evolu T. Wilbur of Plaiiifield and " 1). &• Ii;aii7t* or e(iuivalt=nt nud or com of Marline avenue, Fanwood, at C. tion papa'to throw at the children Your Trees wmo A* v outfit press which is positioned relative to Leeds Miller, Jr., of Hillside. U. 11. bridge. The clerky stated that the first the part to be lireBaefl by an ad Authorizing „t,h< treasurer to Vaudeville jokes are now being • hesive strip or planter. The patent business was the election of ,a [ borrow the sum ot ?7B0,000 In mailed from New York to Chicago ! Electrical Contractor is assigned to" Jiohniion & Johnson'. director for (he ensuing year. By tlcipation of taxes. hy (rain instead of aeroplane, co j JaniPH J. nrogr(i3>, of Illghtstown. tho unanimous vote of the Board, Kixing and classification of they won't ;',n over Ihe people's ; The recent ice storm has caused Tube frame clutch. Tills relates to 1'eter II. Meisel was elected direc salary'of the County Employee1!. heads, I Axminster loonns and more par tor for year 1027, Board adjourned to meet much damage to valuable speci and Dealer ticularly to an improved clutch The following resolutions were Thursday, January 20th, 1027, Tfeiv Air Mail Jfiiie adopted: which ijo-onuratw with the means :2.30 p. m. Now York—A new rate for air for stopping HUCII looms when (he Appointing Francis J. Blatz, BENJ. KTNG,"cicrk mens. For expert advice and serv County Attorney and Adjuster at a mail of 1,0 cents a half ounce or 3 BEECHWOOD ROAD tube'frames canying the portable fraction thereof has been announced supply of yarn falla to move to salary of IJB.OOO.OO ner annum. ice, call Summit 1301. Appointing Christopher Drukaw hy (he Post Office Department to weaving position, Mr. llrogan as- apply regardless of the distance Telephones: Office, 277-J Residence, 286-R 5 sii'iia his' patent to Onraipton & as county physician at a salary and expense of $r,,i)00.00. Pointed covered. The new rate, which will 5 Knowlea Ijoom "'tfoi'ks. become effective February 1st, will Kenneth H, Johnson, of Jersey Appointing G. Dwighf Stone as r.upereedo the present system of City. Electric vwvo. transmission. Superintendent of Sailors' and Paragraphs zoned rates for airmail. This relates to irtiflclal lines and Soldiers'' Headstones and as Law s^&o Electrical Appliances more particularly to eiectrlc wave Librarian at "a salary of ?7R0.00 per filters and has for its object to aiinuni, By WALTER ALLISON Tree Expert Go. transmit currents comprising a 'Appointing Dr. Horace C. Liven- Fancy one thinking tree special Wireless Sets and Farts mf All Kinds plurality of frerisiencles with an at good as Jail • Physician at salary of ists ure the only persons who vb'k tenuation varying vvjth the fre $600.00 per annum and further sum a barber shop to look over tile Edward Clarke & Son SUMMIT NEW JEfcSEV quency. Mr/ Jo-lmson assigns-,.his of §400.00-for clinic lyprk. 1 imhw, " patent to TVeaUrn Electric Com Appointing • Ceorgc • Sceber, TILE Sr., as a mombe^of t,hc Shade Tree l!l ^Un£Sni!!li![)i!i|li!liUIiiHHIUillllIIUIIllllUinilHIIIIIIIltSMHtlII]IIIIIIUIiM pany, Inc, . We have in mind a cop who is am CONTRACTOR Commission for the term of three vegetarian but ho knows his hect. years. 'Phono IflJS) Summit, X. 3. • The following morgue keepers Steaks aren't the only thin gs were appointed—John' F. Martin, of that are rare in Summit. Elizabeth; Clifford E. ' Cole, of Plainfleld; Albert S. Brewster, of Give a kid a good hamuier and rt Summit and James M. Pettlt, of won't take Harold Lloyd to briup Itahway, down tho house. Tho budgei for the year 1037 was IrPUrl and adopted: Surplus revenue, If a ganc of flappers attended n f$100,000.00; ; anticipated, £411- horse, race wouldn't you call Uie 2M.U. i • track fast? Amount tq. be raised hy taxation /d less amount due from bank stock Mae Murray in "Valencia" Is tic- tax. $1,0.12,015.64. very reason many sweet duddlis Mmt Board ' adjourned to meet on are going to prefer scats, as well as Thursday. January 6th, 1927, at blondes. 2.S0 p. m. BENJ. KINO, Clerk. Philadelphia woman' refuses to marry tire repairer because he's u. Meeting January <>Ht, Ida? ' JH-jacker. A regular mooting of the Union County Board of Chosen Free Jt's hard to believe Al Smith rtrL "Your No-Draft Ventiljtinp AVlraJsIiield holders was held at the. Court i ardent golfer after havin 5 ran. for not only adds cortsiderably tache eorafort House, Elizabeth, N. J., on Thura- j office so many times. of dtivinn, but give* a definite jirjteilion 'lav,' Januarv CUi. 1027, :i( 2.30 p. m. — Againsl the ills caused hy riding in a draft. Director Meiael presiding. 211 President of a Michigan K I believe it to he a decided reform from cowl or open windshield ventikti^tt," DR.CHA5.J. WIIAL3N, Paft Presiderrt, Illinois Mdtcitl Assn.,,, Editor, III. Medical lournal. "lam glad to write you what (chin ka-hatiE the new Studebaker windshjrd, I have been over the tna'trer cjrefuLli- ,m d think that it looks bo goodl feel Surf r\i) nc^t car will have it. It looks Jikt."a physical im possibility that any arnormr r £ dr-ife csn bother the oecupanti of thciniilL: of the vehicle, J. M. BLA.CKEDEl>, M.D., SeaiiLei'-V^h. ' 'In the newCuflom Sedan wEiich j-ou ns,ve juft brought out, the ventEltiiny v. ind- shield attrafled my attentian, I believe this windshield and the ventclt tla^iyilcTu used thereon, is'about the nao'&t i=irafli-n; HICK Aheaofig&m and up to dare arrangement; X. heve evat seen, _ ' ' Tiii diastatn thvws bnv> thi $tudth.ikir nodtaft twiiUiitig uiini- ' • ibUU ivbin opentd outward, dmtti thi air up prer tht pciapjfnfj' heads "I tried the full effefis of tht wadshleld r on a rainy day and am very rnich eaithused N the matter of giving professional endorsements, doctor; about the operation of same fed [jie bene In the IfeltowBtoiie are themo£l conscrv.ir.rvc of men. Nevertheless, ni.my leaders fits derived therefrom,", Iot the profession hive volunteered their approval of the rcw J.T.TK.AVERS.MD., Again in 1926, more Buicksjtoureii dwougK Yellowstone lO-drafc ventilating windshield (patented by StuJcli,iter). Hew fork Ciiy, Hot Plate - Keeps Out Rain—Lets In Air—Avoids Drafts Park than any other car except the one of the lowest price. OpeoeJ Inwardly, this new Studehakcr windshield dircfls the air currents down into the driver's comporttner.r. in thii pci.i- . "The new windshield venisL-iiurijfBj'fteln is Bwck lias held Ais same honor every year since the Patk tion tiie windshield is also waterproof. In tfic ftormieft dovrr- ideal. Its "overhead or underljat' stleftive f feature is excellent, for the avjidan^e cf tiie was ope&ed to automobile travel. r *. 'It - - ?r* -j,- ' ^^fjii - » " ^ .I,, pour, with 3. driving riin slashing headoa againftthc open windshield, noijc can enter (he car disagreeable draughts to whftb ore e is seb- T^is yesr there weee 4,756 Buicfes in a total of 44,472 cars Opened outwardly, it dcficels the air'iti d gentle current up jtfied in moft cars; and its rimftrarln vcn. Over the heads of the occupants. tilation is a triumph. No mare; lest, stuffy registeced. 101 difei-ent makes were represented In rfie Ordinary carhnrccors were d«^i«| for a In neither case ii there any dircft draft, yet robacco srnoLe and eats during surmrjer showers,," . registrations. One in every ten was a Btikk. liner gnule of E*wtine than roost Wwpte itale air are carried off, while the supply of clean., tresh a:r ;•. DR. B. STEWARTHAISTON, Conftanciy reueiived. • • Pttnlfutf h, Pi. ; ifftitntly toeetfuU.nsuits, TtieHut Plate Here is epavtneing evidence of Bulck reliahiiity-T^trik- ' Voporiier pro-htats fctodira w gasb&se aod All Studehaker Cuttom Cars have the m 0 sir mafeiog a perfect ftjel'tftisitBe which «4. /*«£ fc&t to that th< S P*? ? °f fthe^iW^hkh Butck o«Merai«poseifltiielrcar. bunps to tg^ftjestoat Ji^asc irfa perfectly , following equipment "Thehealth proterSion rfordjcl by the new filicd cvgfA w^ifr htettd They know Rukk will ta&e them and bring them b,ick com. vj|-^ri»d, "-' '. front and rear* bumpers, Ciigine thermometer and hydrostatic Studebaker ventilation syfleji is not only Aierjw noMU «b(A ««:in«uate of mitst Gib; ftv» nAinufikUcy-. gasoline gauge on the d.ir.h>; coincidental lock; oil filter, auto unique, but should prove vesr val Mble to aortably, aafely and splendidly—across the Contineftt—or icr ijUot), will* eiteljeot acceleration, matic windshield cleaner, iear-vision mirroi, traffic iigrial ):ghi; ^persons whb aresubj^ to colds mi other ijcimd the Workl obun'1«*«B«'.«w.e«wee.*rt(»th»eM M all 4-whccl brakcsjfutl-sirt balloon tires, and t^o-hcamaeoin head atlrnentp caused by sudden wett3iir*ha.ngef. 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