The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 12, 1926, Page 2

PAGE TWO NEWSPAPER “==” ADVERTISING «rs MALUES TO YOUR VERY DOOR OUT OUR WAY GOSH, I HIN: Set QuRSELES COMIN’ BACK t EVER BUNDY LL BE CALUN US'"MISTER’ ENEN MY PALL BE CALLIN ME THEQCOORE STIODA “TH Pest.) Newspaper advertising is of vital importance to every man or woman who spends money for the _receccities or luxuries of life. By meking a daily practice of reading | athe newspaper advertisements, you keep in close touch with the latest @fferings and lowest prices. Well advertised brands of mer-' ‘ _»fhandise are not only dependable in quality, but are also, as a rule, the most economical. Here is a very concrete case of why this is’ Warren Wright, President: of the Calumet Baking Powder! Co., is the authority for the state-; ». pent that they sperd millions of | dol'ars in newspaper advertising. | This tremendous volume of adver- tising creates a gigantic demand | ‘for Calumet—a demand that is) maintained by the unrivalled! quelity of Calumet. | Bs demand grows, manufac-| turing costs are reduced and the! priee of Calumet, to the iser, is) brought down to the low point of | economy. | <-seee@elumet advertising, like all) other adyertising back of a merit-| orious product, goes on record in} blaek and white as to the value of | OO t Wont Nef MA Git A ORFIL SUPPRIZEt WEN T -WALK IN TH! DOOR SHE'LL Gras TH’ RAZOR STRAP 'N , SAY~WARE YOU BIN? NEN ILL-ORN FOUN" AN TELL MY SERUINTS “T BRING INJH' BAGS, OO) WONT SHE CHANGE Quicr? \ THE KEY WEST CITIZEN By Willams Sure Relief ; FOR INDIGESTION M-M-WONT MY > 4 OD, BI S PA BE DIFFRUNT i\\.7 Ais “THO? WEN HE e » GOES T' GIT sassy, Tu Jus SAY — CAREFUL. WHO YOURE “TALKIN TO THERE MISTER ! AN RATTLE A PocHiT —\FULL O GoLD. WASHINGTON, D. C.—Amer- | ican Federation of Arts. | NEWARK, N. J. — National | Physical Education Society. | BOSTON, Mass.—New England | Shippers’ Advisory Board: CHICAGO—American Guernsey 4 Cattle Club. | PHILADELPHIA — American Refractories Institute. | NEW YORK—National Asso- | ciation of Stove Manufacturers. | GALVESTON, Texas — Texas Automotive Dealers’ Association. DES MOINES, Ia.—Iowa State | Medical Society. RICHMOND, Ky. — Kentucky Grand Lodge I. 0. O. F. TERRE HAUTE, Ind.—Indiana! WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 1926, for.Economical Transportation) J =) Powerful valve-in-head motor, famous for smoothness and economy. Modern 3-speed transmis- sion to assure easy, flexible handling. Fisher Body, of superior beauty and ruggedness. Duco finish, lustrous, lasting and attractive. Semi-reversible steering Sear, positive, easy to handle and safe. Ri rear axle, with heavy spiral bevel driving-gears and one- piece banjo housing. Completely enclosed dry- plate disc-clutch with tight _ pedal action. Remy electric starting, lighting and ignition. Full balleon tires, demoun- able rims with spare rim. Alemite lubrication system for moving chassis parts. Complete instrument panel, including speedometer. Ask for a Demonstration Take one ride in the Improved Chevrolet and you will know more about how much automo- bile you can buy for little money than you could possibly learn in any other way. So smooth and so powerful is its performance that this car isa revelation in Calumet Baking Powder. It) e promises the housewife better | GIRLHOOD T0 | bukings at lower baking costs and IN ‘the Calumet Company must live up to their printed pledge, which, | THE ‘DAY’S NEWS Surprise for Ruptured— | Grand Commandery Knights Tem-| plars. | low-priced transportation. Come in! Arrange for a ride today! Prices f. o. b. Flint, Mich. 2 |. 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