Perrysburg journal., January 30, 1919, Image 7

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AUTO SHOW IS HOE COMING WEEK
The scciips ni( set. Tho stngo Is
ready. Toledo's Eleventh Annual Au
tomobile Show wns a .success from the
time its tfoora swung open, because
the elements of success were nil In
place.
Huko as it Is, the nudltorlum of the
Terminal building was crowded. Pas
senger ears, trucks, tractors, accessor
ies tho 200 spaces were more than
filled ; some of them had to double up.
No previous auto show equals this In
variety and excellence of exhibits.
The automobile industry is the
youngest of America's great commer
cial family. And ns youth Is proved,
tempered and perfected by war, so It
has been developed Into a steady-eyed,
sturdy young giant. It knows what
it can do, and better still, It docs not
know what It cannot do.
The war lias donel a wonderfu
thing In democratizing the motor car.
It is no longer n luxury or a Tlcb man's
plaything. It Is every man's friend.
Tho farmer, the city man, every man
lives more comfortably, makes more
money, docs more good for his com
munity because of It.
The motor car helped our armies
whip the lntn. The motor car helped
our home folks put the punch in those
armies. The motor car, and Its twin,
the trnctor, saved Europe and Amer
ica from freezing and starving. The
motor car played a first part In win
ning the war,
80 we look at it with new eyes, this
year. Wo go to this Auto Show with
a feeling of friendliness for the motor
Industry. It is our "buddy", ns the
doughboys say. We were shut out
from companionship with It while It
wns devoting Its all 'to government
service. Now that It Is back, w6 can
say with nil sincerity:
"We have llnlshcd 'Unit war job,
changed from the khnkl back into
citizens' clothes, and here we nre
again, very much at your serylce."
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HAVE YOUR OWN DAIRY-KEEP A COW
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FAA1ILY COW IS AN ECONOAUCAL FOOD PRODUCER
One (iocd Animal Will Keep the Average Family of Five Well Supplied
With Dairy Products How to Feed and Care for
Her Properly. fn
One good dairy cow properly fed
will .supply all the milk that is nrecd
ed by the average family. A cow
producing on the average of two gal
lons of milk with one gallon of whole
milk, which is about three glasses
for each icrsoii, and there will be
enough milk left to make on-half
pound of butter daily sufficient for
the family. Such a family cow will
also furnish approximately .three
quarters of a pound of cottage cheese,
which Is u most palatable meat sub
stitute when It is properly made. As
meat and muscle builder it is fully
equal In the human diet to menr,
pound for pound. Thou there will be
about three quarts of buttermilk and
whey, which can be used for bread
making.
A COW FOR EVERY FARM
Every farm should have at least
one dairy cow. More may be kept if
it is desirable or profitable, but there
should be at least one eow. The farm
family riehly deserves the best1 of
food and from the standpoint of econ
omy it should have lnexriensivc food.
Milk produced by the farm cow is not
expensive. Whnt other animal can
so well utilize the grass plots around
the house and barn throughout the
summer? In the whiter it will be
necessary to give her some commer
cial feed, but the cost on any farm
will not be great. Even with this the
eow Is profitable, for she produces
milk that furnishes plenty of bone
and muscle-building material for the
young people, and gives strength, to
the older members of the family.
Dairy dishes in any form add variety
to the meal. Milk can take the place
of many purchased foods also 11 1 a
great saving in cash and health
Maybe there should be more,, but
surely one cow to the farm.
There Is re.ison in .ui things, imt
cot in all people.
If a girl has rocks it lakes a man
of band to win her.
DELCOLIGHT
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of the Over 00,000 satisfied " j
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,, Toledo visit our large new display 6
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Putting It Over
"Sayt" thundered the head of tho
department, "What do you follows
mean by lnsulttnG Miss Mincing? I
don't know what you said, she didn't
tell me, but she understands Ficnch
and she got everything you said.
"You thought she didn't understand
French and that you could say any
thing you liked and get away with It.
Dut you were mistaken. She came to
me in tears about It. it Is u mean,
underhanded trick to talk a language
that no one else understands, and
when people don't know what they
are saying they imagine all kinds or
horrible things."
"You said," replied the comedian,
brightly. "That's exactly It. Mlsa
Mincing sort of gave it out that she
understood French pretty well. She
hadn't leally ever studied It, but her
knowledge of Latin helped her a great
deal.
"Whenever I hear anybody bragging
that his knowledge of Latin helps him
to understand something else 1 know
that person's knowledge of both la not
much to brag about.
"Once upon a time many years ago
some fellow said that thing in regard
to Latin and French and Latin and
German and Italian and Spanish, and
English and Swedish and United
States and Wisconsin, and people
have been passing that along about
every language ever since.
"Now, I don't mind telling you that
I don't know a darn thing about
French. Everybody comes to me
when they want to know how to pro
nounce the name of a French village,
and 1 just tell them off-hand, but the
Information doesn't come from any
storehouse of knowledge, but from a
Hat that I have hidden In my desk,
like: 'Verdun-Vayrdoon, Soissons-Swass-a,'
and so lurth. And that's all
I know about French.
"As for Sappy, who is also accused
of saying naughty things in French,
all he knows is the names cf a couple
of restaurant dishes that he got from
some bill of fare and one or two ex
pressions like 'tout ensemble.' So
when I come to work In the morning
I say to Sappy: 'Swass-a la vahrdoon,'
and I make it sound like 'Good morn
ing, or something and then Sappy
comes back at me with his list of
restaurant di3hes as tho he were
saying something about the weather
and adding a little mlt of surprising
news.
"Then I asked him in French wheth
er ho has pen, ink and paper, and he
laughs as tho I had been saying some
thing too delicately humorous to bo
expressed in English.
"Sappy replies that he has pen, Ink
and paper, also a dish of scrambled
meat, and that's the extent of our
French."
"That's all," said the head of the department.
Turner Simplicity Tractor
14 25 Weight 4200 3500 lb. Draw Bar Pbll
Power Stearing A Real Tractor
Good proposition for Dealers
CHAMBERS MOTOR SALES CO.
Distributors for Northwestern Ohio and Southern Michigan.
15th St. and Jefferson Ave. TOLEDO, OHIO
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FARMS WANTED
We have cash buyers for farms
within 00 miles of Toledo.- We can
use two 40-acre farms right now.
Send us your description.
THE VODER-BOWER CO.
557-58-59 Spitzer Bldg., Toledo, O.
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10 DISCOUNT
TIRE SALE
ALL THIS WEEK
FIRST QUALITY TIRES
Guaranteed 4000 Miles
By the Factory and Ourselves
Selling Direct from Factory to Consumer Saves
You the Middleman's Profit.
Deduct 10 from Following Prices
Size Smooth
28x3 $11.70
30x3 12.10
30x3'i 15.70
32x3"4 18.25
34x3"2
31x4 24.05
32x4 24.55
33x4 25.65
34x4 26.25
35x4 , 31.65
33x414
34x4 35.40
35x4 36.95
36x4 37.55
37x4
35x5 40.95
37x5 44.70
Non-Skid Tubes
$12.35 $2.45
12.95 2.55
16.50 3.15
19.65 3.30
29.40 3.90
25.25 4.00
25.70 . 4.20
26.90 4.30
27.55 4.40
33.20 4.95
35.85 5.30
37.15 5.40
38.80 5.50
39.45 5.65
40.95 5.90
44.35 6.65
46.95 6.95
The Ohio Tire Service Co.
Incorporated 1915
310 Ontario St.
724 Madison Ave.
TOLEDO, o.
Automobile Dealers
A Rare Opportunity Is Offered You by Grasser
Come to the Motor Show. We
j want to tell you about a Dealers
Proposition on Tractors, Trucks
j and Olds mo bile Cars that are
ready sellers.
Oldsmobile
Passenger Cars
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Grasser Motor Car Co.
i Madison Ave. where 16th Crosses
Republic Trucks
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Tractor ucts are back on a i
at pre-War Price I
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our proposition jj
will make you big jj
money this year. i
Come to the 4
Show and see jj
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