., b "NM, 3b' tE Yr : "r y SIX: THE KISSIMMEE VALLEY ,GAZETTE. FRIDAY. AUGUST 4. 1922KESLSfl 'f , . , PERTAINING TO tHURCHES Ford Builds Own ., Methodist Church Windshield Glass : .BJRD-S. ROOFS Hey, R. F. 'Hodnatt, Pastor The Ford Motor Company, Detroit, HOME TRADE '. has begun to '''manufacture its own ' .... 9:45 a. m.-Sunday school. J. L. plate glass, and already has1 in operation - WHY , Overstreet, superintendent. the first modern glass house ,ever ' : 4:00 p. m -Junior League.> 4C. tional.. 7:00 p. m/ -Senior League davo- for equipped automobiles.especially to make glass FALLS OFF 8:00 p. m.-Union srvices at Presbyterian As customary when taking over ", t + church.. Sermon by T Rev, Al- the 'manufacture of a 'new' product;' ' ... len J. Miller. Ford has applied his own principles' It' Always When 8.00 p* Wednesday: Prayer Slumps ; Meeting. production, "and, as' consequence, the methods and machinery used I it ' Presbyterian Church making Ford glass are a radical de- Business Is Unbusinesslike Rev. W. H. Dresch, D.D.:, Pastor' parture from established -practice. I t 9:45: a. m.-.Sunday school. features I'The Ford the continuous operaticns conveyor so that system from II III Most business men have this failing they are 7:00 m.- Junior Christian En- \V 'f" deavor., p. the i time the glass leaves the furnace are swept off their feet when business booms. 1: IIt 7:00 p. m.-Senior Christian Endeavor 'until it becomes a polished windshield, i l| it is always moving. We hit prosperity. Then starts the trouble. Ev- 8:00: m.-Union services.. Serv- tif t- I p. | Glass making, when viewed in the ices Rev. Allen J. Miller. 8:00 by I Ford plant, looks to be very simple. rybody buys everything in sight and the merchants I : p. m.-Wednesday Prayer service. The raw materials are Introduced in in their I Ito are caught own trap. They start furnace where become the I they amoften : JZkI '. Cbriitian Church I mats. Drawn from the furnace .advertising to beat the band. A riot of selling follows ., . : Allen J. Miller, Pastor. in a semi-liquid state, the glass the merchants OVER ADVERTISE and .W .. . passes under aL roller! ,--\YJLi.: J1.gi'q: it .. - '" -- . 10:00-a. ri Sunday...school :G... . ; EYowell . -" - --- -DVERSELL .. superintendent.-- ,"Width-aJld-t..hidcand on.toaing -_ : ..THE MA R1CRT. .Donned) (for gOQd ._ _ ;" HOW TO BUY ROOFS RIGHT 11:00, a. m. Sermon.'- Theme: i conveyor. This carries it for keeps up and then comes the trip to the bank to ' "The Spirit of Gratitude." / 464 feet through a gradually cooling r TAKE the guett: out of buying roofs by Inowlnl111S! wealhcr- 7:00: p. m.-Chrhzian Endeavor.' furnace. At the end, it is cut and borrow-for expansion. : , ,- I ,vvaicr-tighl.. durable and good looking before you buy it. 8:00 p m.-Union services at the placed on another conveyor which carries . Presbyterian church. by Rev. Allen J. 1 it through the grinding and polishing Then what? and shortage rising riot of prices-a .t Tell in the the kind of building you are to re-roof or bwlci Then Miller. Theme: "The Greatness of : after which it is for ,',tf' I we will how you building near you covered with- Bud Rood.II / ,nfluence." I This adds a new link ready to the fast use. buying before prices tilt to the top' and a wild c} 8:00 p. m Wednesday. Prayer *, J' Patoid it the roofing you need we will show' you Paroid Roofs Meeting. | growing chain of Ford industries, spree of advertising to keep the game going. ' (that have Hood wear and weather for more than 20 years with We welcome you to worship with which are being established and ex- i' I .& t (,Out reprr.t. . us. I panded .from time to,time in line with Suddenly there comes a halt. Buying slows .( Talk U Ih* _I. who awn '.,Did pro First Baptist Church I the Ford policy to achieve complete and timid unbusinesslike up,1,> .../ merchants independence of outside material CURTAIL >1 ttclW building* and leant .. tra economy.We | ; ' + ... s Rev. J. A. Sutton, D. D., Pastor. j sources in manufacturing Ford products ADVERTISING and the buying halt continues. !: will unroll a good retch of Paraid for you to ee its bright, 9:45: a. m.-Sunday school. S. L { and at the same time are the -- .. _ pay surface and feel ill Ih,,"" ...... pliability and rm_ Lupfer Jr., superintendent. Classes: means by which Ford is enabled to Then advertising is stopped and business becomes"I for all ages. Join the pastor's class. I use in the production of motor cars, stagnant. } :)i. Paroid n an allound quality roofing espeually adapted for lowpitch 11:00: a. m.-Sermon bv Rev E. A. trucks and tractors, material of un- 't :... ; roofs, but good alto lot deep roofs or siding. It is cheapest" Milton. i I . "II '? in L.I long run. 7:00 p. m.-B. Y. P.| U. live song ]I usually the famous high quality Ford prices.and sell themat When trade needs no stimulus many merchants "1 service.: Miss Grace Gilbert presi- BIRO A SON.inc.(EcUbbtkod. . IT.SJ EM W&lpota, a.t .- dent. I buy space like drunken sailors, but when trade ; 8:00 p. m.-Union services at the Kikiyu Grass Proves . : W. B. MAKINSON COMPANY Presbvterian church, conducted by I I! Boon To California needs a strong push they contract. -..," J. Rev Allen J. Miller. ] P I .;..\." meeting 7:30: p. m. Wednesday. Prayer i I: Stockmen of California have had If business spent one-third the money in advertising - it.' .. ---- -- --- -. Free seats and a welcome to their attention, called to Kikiyu grass, when trade is booming and three times the strangers! as well as those who belong I which I Profenaor Kennedy, of the University :: "" here. of California when trade is ''business 7; highly recommends money poor, would find l J. 'W. Thoxxzg son A church. of the bible and for the after a series of experiments stability. people I|with the grass in that state. : .1, I St. John's (Episcopal) Church j Kikiyu comes from the Belgian Kon Licensed Funeral Director . $ron and Choptl! I Rev. L. II. Kirkby, Rector | go and it is! a carpet grass though Now Is The Time To W 1 1J [ much sweeter and more succulent tt fi.wonA, S"" .r., Sympathetic ..Srrrict RinJeriJAlt - 9:45: a. m.-Church school. than any of the others. It is a per- ' Stturart Aveitu ..!:::!:--> 11:00: a. m.-There will be an' administration ennial which spreads rapidly over soil j) Advertise Extensively. :: i Kiitimrni High Grade Ambulance Service at Call of the holy Communion by'means of running stems or stolons, i Office: 249 PHONES) Residence: 71 with tian Religion sermon. Not Subject Acceptable"The to Chri The<- which carry a large quanity of leafy Don't throw chips on blazing fire. The wood is i ; I\-\ _--__..- _ _ _- .-_ -_ Unspiritual." t of material fodder., thus. The providing grass a grows bulky mass very needed when the fire is low. Advertising now: ; , :c j&rr NOW WORKING FOR CITY f. rapidly and forms a dense! turf which means a real service to the buying public. The , Herbert W. Weaver, an aged nogroliving j stands the tramping of heavy stock. people want to know where and what they can ,1 There is no danger that the Kikiyu t: ; at 104 Robinson avenue, was , EVERY before the municipal court on Wednesday may become a pest, like the Johnson buy economically. (' It seeds and its I roots 'grass.' never , in his p yl charged with having J are shallow. In Australia, where a possession two quarts of hooch, "corn- i number of tests we're made with the ; Merchants Get Busy : monly called moonshine. Only once t grass, the Kikiyu won over all competitors YI. in.court fore before has Weaver been I: is said to' be "about the slickestold :South .Africa'but the stockmen Hungarian indorse Brome.this Make Your Drive Now t IJT: " fellow in the city, and on that j ! grass as highly as the Australian : occasion his sentence .was suspendedpending j 1-'il I stock raisers. It is supposed that to"rP' gpn OOnanaR good behavior.. Chief Drlg-. I southern California will,afford a favorable fl/> every ';I a white man carry what was .presumed . reason to believe that climatic % I to be hooch Into the place. The * conditions in this state would Be far chief made a rush into the house justin ',j more '-conducive: to a rapid and excellent -., time to note that the man had growth than those of California. r J , dropped his package beside Weaver,, ...,! With conditions as at present exist- r/ iI I , and 'rush out another door. Ascertaining - i ing there is every incentive to experiment v Fun ? 1i the contents the chief startedon r ;i madei with all varieties of forage in horseback after tho man who ''' order to bring out 'the best, cheapest, ' the deposit and quickly caught and and. most nutritious feed for the vast. f . F. arrested one Howard Tyson on charge >: number of cattle in Florida. ,' of selling or delivering illicit drink. J,' Then he went back and haled Weaverto Buy stock in Osceola Growers. ! .. jail. " Juicy: Fruit, Peppermint Weaver made a strenuous appeal to DANCED TO SPITE MAYOR ..."' the court for justice, and told a story , and Tacoma.-Because the mayor of Spearmint are certainly which would have passed almost anywhere , Summer, Washington, could give no three he wasn't known. He is an old , delightful flavors to, legitimate reason why the Summer man; some say that he is eighty; but American , Legion should not give a choose from. he is"very spry except when a fine w r dance on the Main street of the city, stares him in the face. The court after forbidden he had strictly such And WRIGLEY'S P-K -the stated that as he asked for justice he frivolity, Legionnaires obtained acourt MoultingoHens' 4 ; t ? should have it, and sentenced him on " the from writ restraining mayor Need Purina Chows I . new sugarcoated peppermint the previous count to serve thirty interfering with the celebration.Citi- ; kt f days in working on the Streets, with V.iV is also lens of the coil nunity and visitors " gum a great the proviso that If he failed to workas YourhenS from towns danced M ... many nearby up dragging treat ,for your sweet tooth. he should the charge of having and down Main street in response to don't get enough protein. : -.a.'T. " liquor in his possession would be added yPURINAL :1 the Legion's invitation which reed: Feed it to them or they'll l rob to the penalty. "Dance with the Lewis-Guill post No. CHICKEN ? All from the are Wrigley their to It. Howard Tyson appeared in court at 53 of the American. Legion by order of body-tissues get ' I, factories where perfection the same time. His attorney Pat the court.. and laying will come to a' CHOWDER ".i Johnston, asked tha the case be postponed sudden stop. Feed Purina' --,.'..,- :,'. r r is the rule. until Saturday as he was not FIRST AND SECOND CHOICE Chows. Give your hens the , ready to plead-and consent was giv- J 1 n-his appearance bond holding good Lincoln, Nebraska. Shell l.shock, material they need for both 'caused Thurman K. Williamson, Lincoln j feathers and and until that time. The case will be prosecuted eggs you R veteran of the world war, to forget - II I wt' by City Attorney Steed. win be repaid many times PURINAover. Save the girl to whom he was engaged.He . I the. _ HEN CHOWnnnn 1 married another. The district ,\ i MORE ABOUT BERGDOLL :; wrapper.i court has annulled Williamson's mar- ,j n.o) ' ., Good for W .CILEY Philadelphia. his series of articles riage, leaving him free to carry out mor -Egga, Guarantee ?w:=S.- ' $ "The Truth About Bergdoll," his first 'pledge, if the first girl feels Invaluable "y .l 'I. Th Perms Mills .rmat.. that : te ga f yon e ,' H Charles R. Fehrlin, of Philadelphia; that way about it. win c" moan eggs or roar moa y \ 'premilmis describes the present appearance of back, when,-001-.4 Purina Cbows ''a a* America's arch slacker as that of a ... .+.. ..... .. 0 .0 .. dI-=- ... rf fat middle-class German with .'a O' f': i : VERSE A WEEK ; , '". hatred eyf' everything American." 0 0 I '. : ... : r 'f.r. ,' : C31 'ehrlln was one of the party of array t..o.. ...oo .t.O..Oto..o" FLORIDA FEED STORES '.' .., ntelligence ,operatives who recently) . I if .ki, tried to kidnap Bergoll .In. German7. Perhaps-..-Goodbye: - ...., __ .. ,',, H & .. .JZ ,.. .. J 1 : 'G -t _ __ ( ', '', .. -" .. t'wasthpurpose: ; -of' the United And if we never-more should-meeV ; : 7 306 Ii sou : States Government Jo j-etum.Berg-, ,If none of,all our dreams come true. : Broadway: VTELEPHOMfcf -a ;T tyitoek.In. OscwL trowels. ,:.Bundles' of ioSd pape'r'arefor' saleat1 doll to..thlaDt1")-serve-the-sani" atence If thereVftO.pathway-for, Tnjrfeet; . t"+ /:the'?6fflce 4>f.',The 'Gacette;. lOe. LTbatJeads at l.st.w.IOve-4nd\'; US; QUR; NEEDSyg&JJp&o. ' '_ ( of ; tiwb'erriei. imposedor.th violation ' -an .acre of .s tts have , ;Perhaps I'might ,xbmvghtryoqgrlef : ., .... ,,_ .., Better get them rbil*there If m stock. . . electrre J- ., ,." . " dpaftyppt.'fes':; \ T la ; i < > : \ J'i.. . ;;. 9"uat,] once;; theyll aver be.cheaper.V ,,, nate.d and that Is: . ' :of.Joy f ''''" ,.., ; 218 .. :, \I' ' .r -15... . '1.. 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