1 ‘QQQ 690 FOOOFQO v

All welcome. G. Wilfred Flelcherfe]. has returned m h" home

\‘V-ii.-\il (275) Milwaukee. Cltlrislrttl

O need to tolerate a single fly

Y 29 1926 THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN l a I . ' U lT-There ture. ‘ HAZELBROOK CIRC [i will be service at Cross Roaduamigi WGBS “uni-st? P-‘Ml l‘ m H‘ 1 t 11 . ., Al d erv ce a . ew '01" '. " ‘ou g i l so’; TAXI day and “(gm rm. til; “Alexflllldtlfl wiiillf? S. m. 0rd- and lmmplisht." yum phone 637 or 209.; inauce ot Baptism at this meeting. “U? F? u ‘ n AT t] the Hazeibrook service at 1 p. m- - Ho») A7. aio. Path-m ln-uiu. -. RODD'8 TAX SERVICE Elfl- ' ' ' g _,_- p,“ Hotel 225' Queen street. some To MONTREAL _ Rev. wont) (215) UllltiVlil, lii. Sulltluy '_ wm thee: who W‘ "°°°"" . Phone its-i D“ “"5” “V” m“ “mm”? m’ .'s‘.3"’°'" ' i modem delegates Mahdi? Mon-treat where he will occupy the UFLA (356) Toronto. Bust-bull ‘ 4 Lodge o t e PR R | __ pulpit oi Caivin-Wostm nster Plays. g "Thee gr." w be held in . AuEuZSBILTEIflRJQSY 55th:;cgfrthfPresbyterian Church. during the 7,45 p. M, khanotmown, nzuquntntzthflt: 10.30 A_ M. and 730 p, M pem,.-alt}bstiiico o! the pastor. Rev. Geo. t- vVlxlltiiilill Atlantic city. Safety 12m commvfli" ° w . . rmiiii, 2.30 P. M. Preacher. Mr. “Y °‘~ “KW d at his residence J h H i _ i 8.30 P, M. . mess... .. m _ . ,_ ° " °" ”' ..:.=.r.."":.:'..°:.:::*r.:"2.r area» r -. at 1h‘ . - -- gwg -- ,. "7 during Juaxayhcehmmo- ‘P dawn‘ ‘an CHURCH OF SCOTLAND- Mr’ Rev. J): Eustace Purdle. B. *D., will‘ o-iicfllm) bumnflhmy‘ In“! . numbfldyizu so“ “n give paw,” ' Con; fohmfitonclwmcleaeflih 1:23‘ breach at Canoe Cove Church Ill b ' 900 p M "l" i" 1 ‘ ‘an’ ".5 ’ ug‘ ' ‘M I a " ' 11 o'clock in the nioruin and at 7 - . ' ' ' and board, or room ‘ (Huflguw Rom] 6.00 and Peoples, _ - g hJlt (J85) Scuttle. Uflt<l0‘ll1lllSlf(|i‘t‘!<l. € t LEHCH 1 uud‘ Rudy t° "5 “hum. a, 7m, p, u, “m” i“ "l" "enmg- mo) Milivuukr-e. Vlilstfulitélll UTJQJ’ On QQ, 1 Q P?’ H’ 6-‘ ' > 9 “i NORTH RUSTICO ANlD vicml- i e Cumcruxlctx ' th t ' chalrman o‘ Hourflno ' U|GG_MURRAY RWER HELD‘ TY.-—Mi.~is Tliyru (‘lurk or (‘uvcir . . .. .930 P’ M‘ . fl Q comm u" 4 ‘Sumhm August ‘m’ Services atidish is visiting Mia/q Helen lePage “FAA "I'M l"“““"" v“"""y W” , 927-125 (ti. ‘ ‘H88 =11 3 'P- M- 11ml E140" 7 l" Mint Rustlcovflle. --Mi'i~i:-i Robina Glov- “m” and (heir-larvae whit-heat hoim. Exten-

at . . . - U sive tests showed that Hit spray did not M.‘ P Sludemyasuw" Stanley Bridge utter irpeudliig u “_'l\_itu_sl("4uu) Wm“ WRC H m your house‘ Fm‘ mus ‘bu,’ stain the most ddimto fabrics. , __-»~---— ~ ——— i" Week with Miss Erma Houston. " ’ ' “Y""“‘ Fm clcrs our home in a low "' ' THE ‘PEPPY BRAD! FOOD A LOEAVEJG CERIJIFICAJE?’ 731°?!" RIIFlW-‘O- —Ml~‘l5 Emily Clark. w] w (4.,-,)1?-.P0 -P' Nil? l. q F. H lIilllllm-‘zgfdlgelitk u-riniqliiesund mos- A Sdflllifit Insecticide m "E e Biicces“ u '91“ 9" 3 ° Monctoii. MB. is visiting her ' "‘ r ""'“““ '- ‘ r‘ ‘v quitoes Itisciwn safeandeasywusc. .- - - ' . - ' - - » i hresuitd ham researh De lSabie School receiving the niece, Mrs. tftoy Tooinbs, North wl‘_"“v_"re~_n _ | _ byteifpérs enwmol e:w“:n;echemm:u_ l . Walling School Certificates are the Rustico. ~Mr.‘\. A. C. McNelii, of M" "lb-l Pilifilllligli- l3“""|'1l|1‘ Kills All Household Insects n in mrmlesa w "mnkinli n“ h“ m_ I _. Misses Katie MacKay. hdizahetii Cavendish. has had as her guest - Fmsprayaigodrgtroyslnaibugsi-oach kills r

LD MACKINNON P'0FE\%!sAPeter Macklnnon of llexandru, Prince Etiward Island, a eummi president for life vi’ a Class of 15426 0t the Harvard m; Sghtlill. at a recent banquet (he liiirvurti Dental Alumni Soc-

] Schoor to which he went utter mpletlng lils necessary prepara-

ester State l-ltispitiii, niid assumed

lentier is n truiestion u! grout iiioin- into pt'l'still.\' in the artistic world il‘llt*i‘llil. \\'lit-tlit=i~ it is by 1'1"!‘

During the loan yours 0i’ the wtlr .»= LlPPTIPllSI’ iii ill!“ iiuiiiimi" oi Sm"? y persons wan; lititcii. but. nowadays here scum to be lid inuny huavl" 'vlglit.~ a4 before.

Theatrical folk t-spcrially have i adopt Spartan habits ta urc- erve "the lino." Maria Orsku. ll ending i-tiiiicilli-niiti. said in ans- ‘er to a question that eating to ei- is “just ti iliiaagreetihie tialiY

lrhcs liut-uiisi- they are fattening nd they dare not tnucli them. Onc well-known actor says he regularly Eats turnips, the staple tiisii diir»

, ASTHMA i

l spread Mlnerd’: on brown paper l "t! flppiy to the throat. inhale. Quick ‘relief ass/tired.

lay. u; this a: fact as you can go’:

Bill: No. but I paid for this HI» 'm' t ain't going tn get out an ‘cave It in the roadl

le: I'm having a ripping time m1 here. She: You'd better get out where e water's deeper, then. "~

lioiin and Elsie MacKay. ‘

SPECIAL EXCURSION - A special excursion rate from Char- lottetown m Plctou and return is being offered by the S. S. liocliel-

VALUABLE PURGHASE- Mr. AieX- MUKHY. IDQ Sable, has pur-y chased the lniuan tar-m sdjoiiiiug| his at u cost oi $4,500. Mr. McKay is now the largest. property owner in the settlement. Mr- J. A, McDon- ald 0t llernianvllie, has been em- ployed by Mr. McKay these last few days surveying his (McKay's) pro~

good set ot‘ pipes. Mr. George Mc- Kay of Bout-thaw, considered to be

Kay. llc Sable, lmt 29, long time l‘(.i.‘ii|t‘ll[ ut‘ llritlsii Columbia, has cniue into a legacy through his late

fruit ranch. owned by the deceased uncle. ls being liquidated and rute ut fifty to sixty thousand. .

VISITING l-SLAND.--Mr. and Mrs. (leo. F. Hickok, little daugh- ter Fraiices, and Master Arnold, 0t Jamaica Plain, -.Vlass.. motored to the island lii their new (Jlirysler Car. in less than tvro and one halt’

enjoying their vacation, visiting relatives and friends in Charlotte- town and other points of the ls- laud.

only in the community where she kept the “Buy View House" for more than a quarter 0t a century, but by many commercial travellers throughout the Provinces. She will be remembered by many us an

her cousin, Mrs. (‘liaries Beer, oi‘ Charlottetown. — Mr. Davis Moflatt has returned to Sydney lifter aperiti-

iiig lils holidays iii Maylleld, whet-c‘.

lie was present at the golden wed-l ding oi‘ his parents. Mr. and Mrs.

Neill is recovering nicely after a serious operation in the P. E. ‘l. Hospital. —Mrs. Stewart ‘Parkman und little daughter Elaine have re- turned to their home in NewG-las- gow after spending the past week with Mrs. Parkmairs parents. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver LePngo, ‘Rustico- Muster Oliver lBernard. ‘New Lon- don, is spending his holidays with

picnics are daily held at Cawnpore, Cape Turner and along the shores.

KY-W (536) Chicago. Fuinlly Hour. 7.30 P. M. ' WEN” (492) 1N. Y. “line's liar-

oii 0i llil‘ i-llnititi- mi‘ fuoti. it 1:99"? wile. a. Nova Scutiu lady. whom he {Niger-fir "is" wrlEii WYFI. - liurti slrlllllrltt l" "W =1 it "i i‘ “'_' married there. A young son Minor, i Al‘). Wii-IB. WSAI. WWJ, "r9 ill li"l'lll4'"Y "m" 0”” h“ NOT H's TOP SPEED seventeen yeurs is the chief henu- WENR- WGR-

rirlioti tiit- iuti- twenties. Sam (riding in (Hand's iizzie): flc|ury_ The estate. a Camel-ma 7.45 P. ML

WVGY (380) Schenectady. Syracuse U. Program.

WJZt(455) N. Y. Royal Salon Con- cer ,

WTlC (476) Hartford. Sliver Bell Banjo Quartette.

7.50 P. M.

WKRC (326) Cinci. (Popular Vocal-

WBBR (273) Staten island. Chas. Kohner, Violinist.

won. WdA-R, WILIB. woc. WSAl. iv-WJ. VWEAiR.

WBAI: (246) Baltimore. WBAL tMlxed Quartette. WMAQ (448) Chicago.

lSextette.

Old Time

-—~"lu India," women's voices‘

only.

was (s33) Springfleld- Organ Rect- ' 8. .

WGY (380) Schenectady. Operetta i

piuusd the uid methods bemuse it

"M5 P‘ M‘ all the msect.s—~uid dots it quickly.

KUKA (309) ii). Pitts. Tin.- Flotilla Club (ioiii-urt. 10.20 P. M. Wlililt (272) Slutvii island. Lutrturc.

Scores.

l and ants. It search out the cracks and ~revices where they hide and breed, and ‘ _ destroys insects and theineflts. Spray (let a Flit can and sprayer wday. For i<‘lit on your garments. Flit ills moths sale everywhele.

“""" STANDARD on. c0. (NEW JERSEY)

Sport (lost-rip. CNRC (-1116) (‘uigtiryfl (‘tiniuliuiii National R. R. Li-ttic Symphony Concert. KflO (361) Oakland.‘ Cacatltri Pro- gram. 12.15 A. M. WIAV (423) CllHfl. Crisloy Sky

‘Terriers. ' DESTROYS

WEAF (192) N. Y. diirtlon. 1 7-30 P. M.

ry naming “l St, Dunstanhi Ulii- one of P_ E Li“ leading pipers. Tile summer hotels at Rugflcg “YFAA (fffi) Ugrllg-Qg Jmnny Jay's, __. W. W. _... __,... .....V. . ‘ > I

ersit)’, Chlirltittctmill» M" Mac‘ _. made with his own hands the Pres. Beach and (Javendlsh are filled to 8.00 P. M. v\‘(',Y 13x0) srlitinct-ttitly. lluii . \\'l.\‘.' (-122) Cinci. Imperial Sort-n- innon iras Elli")? "l the Xi 1:51PM 4i ‘ ' ent set of lug pipes which he plays. capacity‘ WKRC i423) Ulllifiilllllll- lllliill" \\'ll' (Stilt) Plillu. Kentuckians. t 11.15 P. M- tillers.

int-irony. A “mm Editor or the Beside having splendid tone, it llilti Grill. \\'.\l.»\tt (its) (‘hit-mint (‘h-ii-uu-ii. ‘wkiu: mo» run-i. Th» viruiitliius. 1145A M-

iiirviird .\lliior, 0n tiic Council of AIR NG HER SUlT a“ me artistic Duh,“ of we be“ .1 3.30 P. M. 10.00 P. M. , 11.30 P. M, |WIIAF r508) Philadelphia. Dance he X1 l.“ phi Iornternity, and a He: She's airing her divorce suit Glasgow make. WBA“. (476) Furl WUHIL 50H" KMA (252) Shflmlnduilh Farm ,.l\.(..l. , I viMUrhL Nigh, "mm Orrheswru’

enibcrol the 118N811 New" 14"“ "WW I! "W °="-*"""'"il " i" iviiiie. St-vds. \\'Il.\ll <1 f.) .\ili\V1llii(l't'. wlsroir, 1.00 A. M.

ll Reseach Society. On his grlldlr ': out. BONSHAW BOAT—-The Bon- 9.00 P. M. ~ (‘lli‘t‘.-\ (356) ’l‘nroiit0_ Wiitstiifs sin litioi‘ (mi-don. |\\"l‘.-\-.\l (389) Cleveland. Collegian lion from lizirvzirtl he was ‘up gm; gym ghouldn‘t—lt has such Shaw packer steamer is giving THURSDAY, JULY 29 VWMBI; (250) Chicago. ‘Friauoir. PilYlllOll ()l'(:ilt‘Sll"=l- \\‘l.\\‘ (1:3) (‘itiri- lmiu-riiil. l Scrcucdcrs.

iiilcd Dvnwl Fidel’ "f "'8 “°" ‘filled "MW- ‘ good service m, summer, under International Radio Programs wimp (-192; New York. Siivcr- iiliti Kiltt-iis. ' 12.00 Mid. _l\'ll.\\' (-102) Portland. Spanish Bull-

h w h“ 10th [he cupabk. management of M‘; EVENING CONCERTS tmvn, also “Tl-kit, Wlill-Ii, WG-ii.‘ \\'li\\' (123) Cincinnati. .\l KiilZ \\'l~‘. \ (176) l)1lll.'li~',_ (‘ircln _ l ‘room. ‘ 119F139 i H‘ 0“ ' y ' Beam“ she made [he “(p Tuesday 6.30 P. M. \VWJ, \VFi. WTAG. “'00. WCU‘) \\'ii\V (421%) (lint-t. Ctistit- Filflll.‘ \\'S\\S (2743) ('iiit'tigti. (ins iuti-ikl-‘U (i528) Sun Iirutlcisro. Mandar- _ , to he; landing at Irowna] wharr in WEEI (349) Boston. Bellvue Male. KS1), WICAE, WJAlt, WiUJL. l\'l'() (123) Sun l"l‘i1ll('lH(:(tt_ Friir- \\‘ill‘ll.‘<i. in (‘alc- 0W T0 Keep Slender two hours and fifteen minutes. The Quartette, Wnin, W'S.=\i. i mm‘ “hi” ‘4=T"> 011161-20. l‘lt1t<~-\\‘“l-"Pi("Ullrllslll- 1925- "Y "lficftlmlott-“l u trip up the west River m“; time of 6.45 P- M. 9.30 P. M. \’i'li.~\i<‘ (-192) N. Y. (irt-ciiivit-li Vii- lh-zii-ii. l Radio Programs, Chicago.) roblem For Berhners yer" 15 delfghlfu], W8C (184) Duveiirxirt, chimes ... - ---— —~ -—~— ~ —~—-~- —-' ' - oucer .

_ ‘BERLIN July zri-iiow to keep RICH LEGACY.—-Mr. Alec. Mc- 7-00 P- M.

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uga good going Saturday return Win. Mofttitt. -~.\iiss Verna Bern-i 10.30 P. M. Dmribumd in (@543 by Fred ;_ whiquwegouTl-umwg

Monday for $4.00, This makes avnrd spent the week-end with her “MAP (476) Fort Worth. Sludin

Iieiiglitfiil week end holiday at lit- sister, Mrs. G. S. Buntain, of South L'tl|l('(!l'l. ,

tle cost. 967-7-28-tt. Rusticu. WHer zinany friends are 11.00 P. M. l glad to learn that Mrs. A. J.'Mc- Wli'|‘ (400) Chicago. C()l'-.y€*.\".‘i'

. - ' 8.00 P. M.- 5' 2 l O agk‘. S, _ , H V] ‘refer days. calling at points ol interest _ ‘l, ivlltg on littIlTttl“l]illll)l0ltl<il.1uc, I en route. Mr. Hickox ls asuccesstul (492) N. Y. The Clltxguot l; J I i Other..- lllllitlt-ii luiirfuliy deplore ymmg busmefi ma“ or m“ ‘my u Eskimos’ also KSD’ WADC‘ - . 3') . . his iilVtlfrvil [rum the-Ir itivorltc and he and tanilly are thoroughly WDAE- W000» WEEI. WFi. .1 ‘-- . ~

. 1- - .- mg n", Wm. bemmae he finds they WJR (517) Pontiac. Detroit Syin- ., . u‘, . _ ‘, ‘ H “a . “keep down iveigiil". Many others KINDLY REMEMBEREQ- The 911011)’. fir. - "‘ l 1/“ 4' ti» ‘ .- 1 ,' . less to living viegetairlniis nnd death of Mrs. Margaret McLaine or 8.15 .P. M. , ‘iunli; ll ". > “m!” ‘ ‘ ‘ ._ y. F, . ‘ . flltr drliikvrs by sheer necessity. St- <Peter's Bay. hits appeflfed in WRIEO (286) bollsinz. WREO Con- , it.‘ ,/ ' ' ‘ lllli“ ll» ' .. ,‘ . l —~—-—i-—--—~ Saturday's issue or the Guardian, CBYE- Orchestra. , I‘ l Qnjllllftlilililltll" - 3. . ' ', ; and will be deeply regretted not 8-30 .P- M. Y‘. "ixwfiqml l‘. 7 _ l I 1.

_, ideal mistress, kind, genial and at- null... I %,/M-,¢. IQIBIUVB to‘ the lgeedls o! Degrfimanent Willis)?“ $90)‘; Louisville. Sigmf n r" an trans eiit. ar ers. e was a oror y. ~ r

g the eldest daughter of the late Mai- WJZ (455) N. Y. The Fireside Section of Flreelonc Cum-Dipping Units With 0m Tower Cut Away lo Show Interior colm Matheson oi‘ Dundae. and BOYB- 9 ‘ ilaughter-in-iaw o! the late John A. 8.45 P. M. s t e MoLaine, one oi the pillars of the WIORD (275) Bataviu, Ill. Vocal.

Presbyterian Congregation ot‘ St. 8-50 ‘P- -M.

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KODAK FILMS

"W" The Rug“ "it Keum 510a:

55!

PTAPERHANGING. or counsz

JUST ABOUT FROVED

Wile lifldlfllllll"y)i But how do

you know, elr, my huebend wll

Three You Palmer Gradual! on" m Prim-e stmi wpiwll" ll. Paul's (than!)

lleurl 0-6 P-

Petefgllay. and sister oi’ Mrs. (Rem) J. M. McLeod, St. Peters.

formerly Miss Laura Weeks. one

by the number who authored 0n Thursday evening. When all had assembled the plflteis were opened by Miss Myrtle Outcllfle whlia

thanked the youns people on b8-

WiR/VA (256) Richmond. ltldge- worth -Evening at Fun. 9.00 P. M.

WlCBD (345) Zion. Celestial Bells.

WlR-BO (285) Lansing. Musical con- cert. WGN (303) Chicago. Musicale. 11.00 P.

KDIlL (27-8) Omaha. Hntsy-Totsy

1| ired to their homo! warm“; (riff... Mrs. Nicholson

Invenlnn W . ADIflM-"i

u

many your: o! wedded lire.‘

a pleasant hour 0t further QIIJOY-r

FEATURE TALK8-—8PORT8

One of the outstanding developments-byFii-estone Research Engineers is the process of dipping the cords in a rubber solution which impregnates and insulates

the largest truck, bus and taxicab fleets—on the cars of hundreds of thousands

dealer. FIRESTONE TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY OF CANADA, LIMITED

' » - no Arthur. reed the ac- wmiu (ass) cievouiid. stir-no A" Sues drwelzlyfi Frlemh hHelwnn trim-r §1:.'.>.§i‘.i¢ut......=:=§y at ‘whicll: prom-am. 112° P m HAMlLTON ' ONTARIO r __ to olmh I telegrap ~90 l- wer humorous an y er w - - Fin‘ h- Wlie: Well. whn of It! There “was m, to hen“: ma; we have a W114]; (303) Chlcpgq. Llbgrly MOST MILES PER DOLLAR v ls "lg that's ml! hlvl been "Mimi"! 1"" future Burns or Dickens lii our ‘Studio program. . . Mm. . midst.) The presents were many 11.20 P. M. ¢ t

Fight and n H. F-= N0 dill-lb! Ill _-Q “d canny reomying to popularity Wbll! (303) Chicago. Liberty -

0H time. -Iw\ thm w» M 91b or m. bride and groom. 1n a iew Studio Ensemble. . r well chosen remarks Mr. Nicholson 12.00 Mid.

l It (hi wile and himself. The ur. "m". 1m itmalnilei? oi‘ the evening was WBAP (476) Fort Worth. “Mystery D1‘, W. R. C8110“ whned “my with games and music. ma." UIIIIIGPIAUIOI qmnoh was than served and alter,

4.30 P. M. WMAR (27-5) AUIIILWIY. 1148c-

Laurier and Borden WouId Nt Tolerdffi Wf"9 g ,

FIRESTONE ifiiLns ma. omx ‘GUM-DIPPED com;

$5.00 Up ‘ytitlilsrlalilsfdslzrhl: .".12“...if.°.‘;“‘.‘.‘.’. WW “smogioniil giro" 5km” of motorists everywhere-(gum-Igiptpirig has demonstrated its Sllpfemaqi m Br ' fluence will be greatly missed in WMIAQ (448) Chicago. U. of C- atef 360110111 Saffity 3D C0111 OI‘ . _ _ owmes (East. hi: $13.1 diizetrlciiicgrilsmziifiiit‘; Emmet 10.03 p. m. gm Do not deny, yourself these advantages. Equip with Firestone Full-Sure ma" made) h. both‘ oor-lizrezdeugapfllfarizlgélng Wgggtt” °"'°" “he” “°'°“’ Gum- Dipped Balloons. They are built as only Firestone can build them, will ill’ W6 B - - ' I I $2.25 Up 1.31 “to... appreciated was Shown 10.00 w. in peffgrm as only Gum-Dipped Tires can perform. See the nearest Firestone _

_ yr; ~Kiuiion liiid been pamel his uncle, Mr. O. M. Bernard, North . - 7 oi‘ ‘the Senior Class dur- _ Iterative Cape. “The ‘llflililtlfllllfllllll- WANT To DANCE? Flies Mosqmww Moms q B the year just closed. During "rt-t: PlBROCH.—-To make good In" Weather ifl “drowns many Ants Bed Bugs Roaches "Thsnllauanwflhihe boar bunl‘ r‘ » is tour years at the Harvard Deut- log-pipe music u sine quu non is a vmm" l0 U18 Shores, and many 6.30 P. M. f-

» . . » .- WBM- (246 at . ' ' h ords and reduces I Ho“ W“ m" “mm” M“ mnllsfstigczywiggscsggwfio: m Tm ) atlinore wast every fiber ofevery cord witlrrubber. This adds stren th tot _e c_ . _ t '"= m‘ " '"' ' W" '°'°°“ '° "‘° attend ll more pleasing event than vwuio (m) Des -Moiuos. Bankers’ to a minimum internal friction and heat so destructive to tire life. _. ll." . . . . - - ' "..,,,....i no you on» llgfltofiflfl“ lg);3111f;°¥§,,';,“°,‘j,{,‘i.’;‘m§,‘}§ffl§i,‘3, E p“... symphony The Gum-Dipping of the cords made it possible for Firestone to develop the qua“ u" papwhammw’ P5P“ °fy1""°“°"°‘°“ “"1 "°“““' T TP“"'°"' ' A » Full-Size Balloon Tire which gave car owners not only comfort and safety but . . . Alltographic giitstfemgugtlelthehllgrtrolstgitl.Mljlitfzscl “Ffisiti? ‘I d°°°“d°nc°' studio a definite dollars-and-cents saving in #15; M-Sefhmg Gag-e. d d out service of l , i i- WB-Z (333) S i fl id. S di ' -— -1n an a " Kodaks .flj,‘lfim‘flh,§f,flf“,wflff'},c,fo,,§‘,,°f,‘f,, hogmn, m“ ° ‘“ ° In the battle of tires on race trac in e ay y