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I Get 8 . Ml iji A ride in a Lii fvl trip of comfort a Sin road conditii perceptible difte; with which yoi Reaf springs sha drive through a with superior < 11 power itseify afi ? y security in any Friday! ifi r. . " ' /' V J; I *?; - .1 * ' M % / tta ags / GASOLINE M 1^/ ^ <2 .. BALA ?no % V . ,v * * " ? 1KV 4 . 1 ehind icoln is one continuous ^S||?|y nd enjoyment. Changes ons bring scarccly any j^{ rence in the smoothness ^ tr car travels. - % / ? J ckled at both ends; final torque tube; combined ^ f control of the motor IF i B i ord a master sense of * * * driving emergency. ^en * / Motor Co,. Newben / < . ' i \ r.F, n ? t an ordinary THE days of the old one ajid primitive ignition and carbui With them has passed out ordih i ^Standard" Motor Gasoline is high specifications in view, to run are designed to run?you want p pick-up, clean combustion, crank-case oil, economy. 44 Stan is l)uilt to supply these needs. Improved motors demand an ii ard," the balanced gasoline, is aui hundreds of thousands of motor A suggestion 011 Motor Oils: TI designed to guide you in the s? consistencv of Folarine which vc w * K*rj?. U.S. C ft The Balanced ^ Standard oil a (New Jersey ? Phaeton ^ I iody Types ^ ry * 0? i i i \ 11 ] HIGH KSLEAGE \ ^ j INSTANT STARTi'Ng) \ clean combustion | \ P LPOWER [ ECONOMY j\ i r p g If li i is l gasoline * \7 b two-cylinder cars with E retion devices arc gone. p r o arv gasoline. J ?? d refined with definite, modern motors as they ^ Dwer, mileage, starting, ,j contamination of the d dard" Motor Gasoline 0 I v nproved fuel. "Stand- jfc swcriiig this demand in j ? cars and trucks today. i e Polarine Chart was ! S flection df the proper r mr car requires. ! ! h !: m ^ SAiT V V Gasoline! )MPANY j I, > !' ? 5 i 1 v ?> $ "S1TTIN' PRETTY" 9 <$ f><8><?'vS> >3w?<?'^,<$>^<?<?><S>'?><?><3> Xothing^but the highest praise has Deen heard on all sides o fthe A. E. I7. musical comedy, "Sittin' Pretty." ivhich was presented in the opera house Friday night by the local post >f the American Legion. It was a fitting climax to a day brim full of interest in the celebration of Armistice day. The scene of the play was laid in ?. "Y" hut near Toul. France, in November, 1918 . Mrs. Claude Sanders took the part of Betty Win^ate, a lovable "Y" girl?and she was indeed that, because no more lovable girl could be found than Maud. John Floyd, as the funny man of the outfit, was a "scream," especially when he turned "hostess'7 and entertained the French countess (Boyd Jacobs) and he? two charming daughters (Johnnie Kinard and Charley Borts)?but, oh, these feet! Johnnie and Charley were certainh "tres jolie" and made dear girls. They senied to understand fully the art of love making, being; ably assisted by Aubrey Tilley as Private "Red" Clancy and Howard Overby as Corp. Theodore Eliot, 2nd. Dr. Jacobs left nothing to be desired in his role of French countess, even to the lorgnette, and his agility in jumping to the top of the piano to escape a mouse could not have been excelled by the "fraidest" girl. Mr. Bishop, a welfare worker, in the person of Elbert Dickert, added real dignity to the play, and Major Hanson (Claude Sanders) was not only a friend of Betty's, but perfect lover as well. The group of A. W. 0. L. doughbeys were: Fitzgerald Rutherford, Will Reid, B. M. Scurry, Vernon Hil[re, J ad Evans, Hal Kohn, Clyde McCarley and John B. Setzler and these joined in all the choruses. The musical numbers.were particularly good md added much to the play, the so05, duets and choruses being introiuced at suitable times. The college jrckestra with Dr. E. P. Knotts, pia<ist, furnished the instrumental music. Between acts a very pleasing ,vaudeville sketch was presented by tlrs. F. D. Mower, director. Misses rreed and Mayer, and Messrs. Harnon, McCrary and Eleazer, with rfrs. Albert Halfciwanger at the pia! 10. There was never a dull moment j rom the beginning to the end of the! lay and it is thought that a more uitable east of characters could not ave been found in the the whole Lmerican army. H. C. W. JAY BE THOUGHT OF TAX REVISION ropositicns to Come Fr&m Both Sides?in Sevc.^al Forms I Washington. Nov. 10.?Thr? nri'SS ig of several important tax revision roposals in the Si>;ty-eightk eonress was forecast today by some >aders of the "progressive" i*epub-j cans and the Democrats on the bas-l i of the sharp changes in the sizes of J le majorities and minorities in the ouse and senate and* as a result of uesday's elections. They said reision propositions would corno from oth the majority and hiinority sides. Chief among: the tax plans of the Republican "progressives" is an imost on the undistributed surpluses * . r-* i"* t corporations, anecung ai>o suck ividends. Such a tax *iso is favored y the Democrats in the view of Repesenialive Oldfield of Arkansas, the linority "whip," and a member of j tie ways and means committee, which { eals with revenue matters. Mr. Oldfield also expressed ths pinion that the Democrats would faor reensctment of the excess profits ax, but in a modified form; increisd inheritance taxes on ' a gradual cale and the imposition of a gift tax i an eli'ort to reach tnose ot weaitn, eeking to avoid the payment of high urtaxes through drifts of money to elatives. These taxes have been opposed eretofcrc by administration officers, /ho have made it plain that theyj live not now in mind any general re- j ision of the existing revenue law.; vhich was enacted last year and i /hich became generally effective !asf; anuary 1. * Proponents of the proposed chang-J is expressed confidence today, how-} vor, that with the? change in the! scu.^e membership in the new con-.; cross they would have more than an I ;ven chance of success. "Progres-j s.'ve" Republican leaders, in their tinnt' - of .<irencr'-h. count on alno".t r.oliil Democratic support for Lhc-Ir proposals and likewise the Democrats look to the left wing of the majority party for support for thei?' [):0?ram. There seems to be more doubt in the minds of these leaders about the i' % I r l c EQUIPMENT , j Motometer with ons- < mental radiator cap. Front and rear bumpers. ; Rain-proof, one-piece windshield. Automatic ( windshield wiper. Cour tesy light on the driver's * ' side, which promotes safety in passing other ; cars at night. Tonncau . lamp with long extension cord. Cowl parkinglights. C Cowl ventilator. Jeweled eicht-dav clock. Laree ? rectangular plate - <slnss , i window in rear curtain. S Massive head lamps. ; g Thief- proof transmission lock. Tool compartment 3 in the left front door. 1 Shock absorbers. - . Jl!'|jlllllllllll'll!illliHIIIIII!liM ISfniiT BIG-SIX II ihi TOURING I I I >+? w v /-x J I 1 11 If i u i Mower?s "| T H I S IS Model LIGHT-SIX 5-Pjiss., 112" W. B., 40 H Touring $12 Roadster (2-Pass.) .... 12 Roadster (4-Pass.) .... 12 Coupe (4-Pass) 18 Sedan 2C Non-Skid C situation in the senate, but they expressed hope that with an increased Democratic and Republican "progres sive" vote there a revision plan eouid be put through. They pointed out that it was the senate as now constituted that upset the original proposal to reduce the maximum income tax to 32 per cent. High Death Rate in New York! Health department states that one cause for the high death rate in New York is the house fly. They contaminate milk and food and menace health with terrible germs! Destroy them! Use Royal Guaranteed Fly Destroyer. $3.00 per gallon, with sprayer free. Sold and guaranteed by Mayes Drug Store. "warn To the pure all things are pure, but to the simple all things* are not simple. One might say the Seattle rejected lover who jumped off a building fell hard for her. \ The rains fail on the just, especially the just pressed suit. Good cooking is ar. art. It is interior decorating. In these new fall dance steps you meet her face to face. Beauty secret: Not wearing tight shoes helps keep your face from be coming wrinkled. Tramp, tramp, tramp, the tramps ore heading south. A stitch in tinto saves two sock?. The leaves are falling from 1'ne trees, this is the season of the sneeze. ! ? L'oyd George will have to go some to come back. 1 ****** No motor car is more satisfactory! Made of the best materials the mar precise standards of workmanship, ti Pouring Car is the outstanding value i It is a roomy, seven-passenger car bi loes not carry an o. nee of excess weig The 60-horsepower motor provides Dility and power in abundance. Comfort is insured by correct des springs, restful nine-inch seat cushion The body lines are distinctive, and 1 many motoring refinements such as the o pocket in left front door and the court >ide which illuminates the roadway ir At $1650 it represents a large savin ?ven approach it in intrinsic value. A Irive and possesses high resale value. The body, like the chassis, is built ;;hich eliminates middlemen's profits, are passed along to you. j The Big-Six is a wonderful motor c: ?0-year Studebaker reputation for lonest value, ? ii i: ij ii^ii Garage, Newhqr: A ?.S T U D E E A K s and Pricds?f. o. bj i Spccial-Six . P. 5-Pass., 119" W. B., 50 H. P. 7-1 175 Touring $17130 To 50 Speedster (4-Pass.) .... 1835 'jtio !75 Coupe (4-Pass.) 2400 Co 175 Coupe (5-Pass.) ..: 2550 ; . K50 Sedan (Special) 2750 Se ord' Tires, Front a nd Rear, Sta i? i . Trains are carrying radio outfits. Their cowcatchers have been broadcasting stations always. 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