FLAG SWEATERS — Marraret Andrews (left) and Mil
wanda Butler wear red, white, and blue sweaters of stars and
stripes as they make Ufe belts at Akron plant of Genera, Tire CW
ALONG MEMORY
LANE
MEMORY LANE
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY
December 4, 1934
The repeal of the 18th Amend
ment’s first birth occurred today.
Bootlegging is still the chief
headache of the liquor enforce
ment authorities.
Cavey’s Bakery and restaurant
is just about ready to open its
new quarters on Front Street,
between Lane’s Way and Sted
man Avenue.
The Bon Marche Store started
moving into their new store on
Front Street and will be ready
for Christmas with a big display.
The Nome City Council pre
pared a resolution to ask $100,
000 from the PWA for a loan for
the City of Nome for the purpose
of rehabilitation of the city.
“Be Advertised”
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it has only been the last few
irs that small tables have “come
0 their own” for the smart, con
sent furnishing of the living
>m. I can remember my grand
other’s parlor — one big center
.ble served for all purposes. Now
j .he fashion has changed. With it
j has come modern usefulness, com
fort, utility; and more beauty and
charm, too.
1 have just seen the results of a
nationwide survey among American
home owners by Imperial Furni
ture Company of Grand Rapids.
This survey shows that the major
ity of these women feel that from
5 to 10 tables are necessary to
properly and comfortably furnish a
living room.
“A table conveniently placed by
every seating piece” is one of the
cardinal rules practiced by deco
rators.
The many specialized table types
all seem indispensable for the mod
ern home. Who would think of en
tertaining these days without the
gracious hospitality of a coffee or
cocktail table? How could a living
room be considered cozy without an
end table or commode for lamp,
magazines, smoking accessories by
your sofa—perhaps a pair, which is
considered so smart.
Nests of tables, tier tables, con
sole card tables, magazine tables,
drop-leaf, piecrust, chair-side and
lamp tables are other versatile
kinds of tables that are among the
most popular.
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PLANE
TALK
BY
Rowland Bnrnttan
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The use of high octane gasoline
has made possible the development
of greater horsepower in modern
aircraft without a proportionate in
crease in size and weight.
Moet people have a misconcep
tion of high octane rating. An oc
tane number iz numerically the per
centage by volume of iso-octane in
• mixture of iso-octane and normal
heptane. The eit&ane number of fuel
is the octane number of the mix
ture of iso-octane and normal hep
tane which it matches in antiknock
value.
90 octane does not mean the per
centage of octane in the- gasoline.
Actually what 90 octane gasoline is,
is a gasoline that detonates or
knocks at the same compression as
a mixture of 90 per cent iso-octane
and 10 per cent normal heptane. It
is merely a standard for express
ing how much gasoline may be com
pressed without knocking.
The more the fuel can be com
pressed the more power an engine
will develop and the less resistance
the gasoline will have to detona
tion. It is this that makes possible
greater horsepower in present day
engines.
Ouch engine has its prescribed
oc :r.3 fuel requirement. Although
a higher cc’cane gasoline may be
used than is nec-c. -ary, it is waste
ful to do so sirre the higher octane
gasolines are more expensive than
the lower ones.
The ability of American manu
facturers to develop higher and
higher octane fuels has contributed
materially to the superiority and
\ greater efficiency of our fighting
aircraft.
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SALE!
IS NOW ON
PRINTED RAYONS, CREPES
AND WOOLENS
PRICED AT Reduced To
$13<75 $ 8.00
1450 8.75
15.00 8.85
16.00 9.00
19.00 11.50
19.50 12.00
23.50 15.75
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