1837 West Broad Street
Touring Car or Roadater, $83$
Sedan or Coupe, $1265
Allptioee t. m. b. Detroit
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Tel. Boulevard 2747
The gatoline consumption It unusually to*
The tire mileage ia unusually high
wisdom of ?I?tale J. I'ierpont Mnr
nan cnrries tvi'ii more forrc to-day:
Nobody can afford to bo a boar on
America.*"
TRUCKS REPLACE HORSES
IN CONSERVATION OF FOOD
TotiiI of x.'.liu.ooo.ooo ituwlieln of <>ut?
I'oiihiimcd l>y llorveH ill
Our \ i-nr,
"If motor trucks and tractors \ver?
entrusted with the work now being
ilon*; t>y horses. oti? great stroko in the
desired ronscrvatlon of food would be
hii> 1Isheil." says (I. A. Kissel presl- '
di'iit of I he Kissel Mot ^ r far (^oniimny. 1
"Kighteen quarts of oats is the ay-r
age dally consumption of a work horse
during the open season. At least
17.f'0t?.000 of the 25.01*0,OHO horses in
this country come under that classifi
cation. During the winter six quarts
a day Is sutlieiont for each. This means i
13?? bushels of oats per horse per year,
or a total <?f 2,2!?2.00n.n00 bushels. This,
without taking into account tile S."'(0.
'?Oo horse population not Included in
the work horse class.
"There is no rnoro nourishing food
for human beings than oatmeal, so. if
this country shoul'l unforttin?..ely come
to the necessity of regulated rations,
what a boon it would if a few mil
lion horses should he replaced i y motor
trucks."
.IuuIImt Knotory for Suffolk.
SI'FKUI.K, VA? May 12.?The Mrown
McNichols i*??. has been incorporated
with J25.O00 caiiitnl lo engage in the
manufacture of barrels, k?-gs. boxes,
etc., in this city. E. M. Brown is the
president "f the new company: \V. D.
Brown is vice-president. and i'. \\\ Mc- I
Nichols is secretary-treasurer.
