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HOSEBURO NIWMBVIEW. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1. ... ?AOt rouR il ! :i 1 'in iiiin HIS DEATH MARK well the powerful con struction of those hand-built C-T-C Cords. Is it any wonder users are piling up record long-distance mileage over some of the toughest roads in the west? And C-T-C's won't skid. Ask the first user you meet what he tkinks (if C-T-C Cords Highway Service Co., Denier for Koseajrg Other dealers ihrcvchout the county Columbia Tire Corporation "ZlJJ TIRES lW AN S3 TSJBE5 ;: LOCAL NEWS t ' t444--K'- Property of Local Doy The Sludcb.iker e:tr repmhd sl'.b n from Ki nest Huniuin'rt Mr:r;e nl , MarWifield whs (in1 r'i-ri y uf Ted JJiitr of tliia cily. Home From Diamond Lake Mr. and Mrs. Nnthnn 1'ullerton wbn look ft number of buy nconlM to In,. , niond Lake haw refurr.cd Imme. Hero Visiting I Mm. KHh l'bn ami iii e. Mis;; , . !ornthy llohnnn, ImmIi nl Kiddie ;ie , rived lod;ty and will Hpend t tl daya vtafttiiK W'Hh tiientls tind n bttiv- , ch In lbtn city. ItrttiriHil IIhim-! Mth. ("oldie M'-::! 1-': tlii.-. ninriifnj: for he; botue t AsM!!;i :ili r ; vi. - It of ii innnth i:h bev nmtli.r. Mrs. ' V M. Lemlve nf I; er- Me. VR lillbv (lull ii-Kson . i:lia;t r djtU'iltel nl' Mrs. I.emtn. wlm . i -in l h. ir, Icfl Humbly for A.turbi, win';., the Dr. Campbell In It. .1. I. Ounpbcli of Myrtle Cnck !pcn Ht-vf-nil bours in ttiis city today on fo'.'N'iH'S mutter;. M.u ; b:;.n Lit cie-v Issued- A n, rr.ro- In. us,- w;'s 1 m d to day to I'M rt ('. SH .i.'oll ii ud Adc liiif ItiiW.', I'otli of Sulln rlin. Returned to Krlso Mr.;. K. L. Siuiiton :ind 1 In cliiid p'li v. Iio bavf bt fii isiiin h'M' for (If p.ist wnli friends mid rtlaliv- I' 'I this nlteinoon for their home in ;;'lsu, Wa.-hlimlon. Til sivr ifrppco ; J'rejiared by Hie Natioiiitl Safety i ( 'ouiieil. i din. Weak or defecilve steerinK i iin ( h;tii is iiiM caiit many arid nt.-. I Two A car who:; direction cannot i be coin rolled is more daneruiu than la railroad train that has jumped the ,iaek. t 'ihiveIniver.s should fretiuently . inspect and, i( necHary, adjust the latt-criiiK lnechatiiHiu- Imti atljuMiim' it 1M best Ui lUIIs ftll"'l to eMliIlie iiilit. Tart: are worn b-st a tin.s io-jj-ihoii ib.m w.'ien MuaiKnt ah'ad. A , tooil adjustment at rMtai'ht ahead y-o-Mtion would p')s.-ihly b:na at Hie all ele p . it inn. 1'ottr - Sieerini; colimni t-h(tild be s.Iidly anchor) I to the mam frame. ' 'I'bi.s joint Ieei'.S mm ii of the steer ing ;vj a m and tiii ;-hoek when the 'from, win 'a meet on.stnietions in Hn load. Loo.e or broken riveLs or bulls ;U llii.s point are inquently causes ol f t.i ious at cidenlH. . iie-i'aiia should m4 be alluw.d 'to wt in eteMvt l' nor should ad j.l.nn nt.-- be so pinj;- that t ii re too ! much J j -1 iu'tinii in the steering opor- ation. 'I here should be approAoiiaiely i;ie ha!f inch 10 ne inch play (iuM motien) on rim of sHeriti'' uhetl. Six I 'i oper lulirjt atiun ol M eei iii mec haiiistii is es; en( ial. S'-v. ii- Neier una the : L'Min !wh't ,nle tin car is hiaridinx Mill. i'l'ltM puU a M'at uiinee.-s.-'ary sl;aiu en all sieeiiii --ar jiaria and is bad lor i iies. Ki hi It is i.iiu h easier to st- er a t ar v. nose v li l. "toe in." than one ; v. hose front, wheels are straight or , "toe out." Front wheel- toeing in tend to t-ecp t)i- car in the center ol the road; Jiitle or no elfort is required ol ill'- duver to kt p the cur linn in-., in a si fa i;; hi Hue. Kn queiil ineasur; n; -:i;.-t b iw.t n fio;:t wheels sh.mlii be itivi n; distance betv. c 11 wicel.. should in- (iiieei' h'h nu b to one fourth inch smaller at 1 lit- front than hi tin lack. , l a!. - both mi .vuremciilH at a In uiu .A. ,v i!t. -.-muinl (,u,,l to the h-i; ru of tin- front wlifel b-aiinrs Ui!t tin heiin, ol the-whi'els.) , I ( not measure between tired ; ( measure from one felloe to the other- George mm mime of the cillzi'tiH of Itim-burx 'ho liavi! f.ir llirfa yr hflil I our roml am! who urn no unxintis lor u hrlcln IT Ihcy will come to th end of tho footlirluKi', liiku a bale of hay ami wheel' it aisromi lh bridge for hid or my himband; if tiny will carry a cntiplo of Ihoiihiin.l f-n of lumber a(TONti to build a bnin out of? V 11 lin y coiuh to Iti a wmI of Him bridge ollee fi week null e;inv aeroKB feed for the cowH? WJIt tin y lay (he dif fi iein.o in the prK.- or iiay liartn to l uy Ii In auiall ainoiinta instead of In birKir ani'iiintK? Ti: re is no wood l.i in:; c i;t over there ihia winter bo i ;iLi:-.- im or; can t it out. What are we nolnff to it" fur wood our Hclves? How many it the ( 'i.eru who am fkhtini; us would lie willing to haul, their pioduce in and have to Huit and opn e-n Ku to pef thr :ieh? Now fur (he lirldRo ques tinn. I can Hay tins ;n a witness, Mr. Paul KarreutB, Southern Pacific attorney, said they would fn-ht to a lintHh a Krario crosini;. Huh tho city and the county court the money to fiulit tho corporation? I know the W1Y& SUCK sir ! HE 31?; TKY' m BBT M'DHIL Ii pi I 111 III Carter's Tirs Shop, the Oldest, Most Dependable Shop in Town FrleiidH, brethren and townsmen. lend me your ear, for Nick has un i PAperieuce to tell you this time. I j went out to IiruMhy riuttn tho other day to look some mining ciaims over. V.'hile walking uloii tho aido hill near ' a deep canyon I noticed a large, roiiRh I loo'uiuK man with black, beady, suako- 1' oi l" of I'mpqua Park addltioi. : ""r ' l!l coiohik o.w.iru me. uu have not. Now, I will pav out of mv i "Cood moriiinn. Nick.1 1 looked at own pocket tho survevlns, drawinc up j "'"I ""''L "wt ontens I do of ti:e plana for an overhead bridise i "'t reinemln'r meetlnt? you before. o:ineLted with the Pacific hfi;hw:tv I replied, "Hut 1 am well acquainted that ia-i br built for ? '.n.ii'W that will I with you. Nick. 1 have known you meet with me n .iiireiiieiiis of the ! all your life. I am the Devil." Male laws. 1 mvscif personally do I salil. "1 do not believo that." 1k hi reby beseech the people of Doim- ' noriiiK this remark, the fellow said:' las counlv. and ha'.e ihe .vmnathv of I "Nick. 1 want to have a Ioiik talk with IRES Multi-Mixe Cord From every. 5tandpoLn J. ge, ?ppcarance and non-skid ability. recommend them. Sold by BROTHPt D, .gUll the majority of pmhi!;' of Park addition in II. is. do. in the name of common justice, let us 1;ivp our road, then fight your hridne out later. -M ::S. A. J. DAVIS. ; l'.lt KTtH.KN I l!lt i i:i:sT i:Ai:xn SEEK RELICS OF OLD RACE Interesting Discoveries Expected to Follow Excavations In Mounds Near East St. Louis. rnuine-. vou this morning, hut hotoro we coin-1 nience our ihik i will convince you i am Ihe Devil." Th" man hacked away from me a f. x feel, a black mist or foe hovi ri d j Joy riderc tin s,' days are liking a-onnd him a:nl ho disappearod. I j long chances and some who nettled continued to look. The dark preen .. , , . , . ml.U cleared away and there before I Lrr" ' r ! -0k" ""' ........ I,,,; ii.iiiiuiu Karate j where the C003 Bay Pattery com par.y wad formerly located, took a ; Ktutl baker special ai:: and went oat ; on a trip. j n oper.in'T tho place Piindav Miiai ni! Htood the real Jcvil. He had cloven feet, horns on his head ami a Kpear on tho nd of his tail, an iron pitchfork in hU hands, and said: "Nick, r.ow are. you convinced?" I said I was. mwm Many mm far MM nm 1 mm - PEOPLE PRINTING Tlie Nows - Review Job printing (Icpnrtmrnt is the heyt rq nipper in the sotilhern pail of Oro pon. 'e print nil kinds of stationery, inclndin- Lcttrr Heads P II IIcjJs Envrlcpes Dusincss and Culling Cards Wedding Announcemrnis School Announcements Invitations of all kinds Booklets Folders Posters and Everything known In the way of Good Printing Place your orders with us for Prompt ami Effi cient Service. ROSEBURG News-Review Exclusive Job Printing Department lllv AsM.rtutru Press.) S.W I liAM'l.-iCtt, Au.'.lHi 1.--AI-1 1 . n liil.M.il 1 ';.ll.:iu'il y, 11 i!'i in to- thai the nd'Mini.-iinimn pel- n' ei, li. t'euti-;i I ':n it ic-Soul lie! II i '' '.e i.l' !'!' r MMll 1 be I'lil'nur.ce'i ""leu lour !' Iii' il.ts wllrllie;- 01 ' ill' I 1. . el. ill is able to ill,- rins the ml jei I. MANY ATTF.ND DANCE STr.GED BY STROLLERS A i.ir.-i' ! rev. I ,-1 il.m -ers and nii'Mv . I'.r-.iiors a'!' '. U, tlance -i;-"d bv ihf ti. . f. .t.!!. rs, an --ii : h1".- d ei . vii 1). A. '- ' -d- t! :;i" ' ' ;i b' ina.liriR :'"";:id tie- t .niiHi . ; .-in ; (,, ''.'Mi p.! i , Mr..' ,i i.'i the '"ll'tl.:' "!'! . I) fi. Hi ed : ' t ,1. ) !;;e, - .,, v- ll;,v. i 111 mu- tale .!a.: , ,- i,.,, ).,,.( ! '. ' '. il U " ! IT-'H h e!l !"' ' t U t!'- d , -S oeai n tLNTE:cf; aio to uterahy i:nlu:av'R ''! .!. V..:-:, , A : I ' ' ' d h - ii'. :,. . i' ' i ..n t in - r I: if - . . .v.. . ',, . , :it fltv Assoeliiteil PlOM.) I I'tiK TI,AX1, August I. - C. or ;e Mails) teld of Jackson count . ti-l iy loni-ally aiiiiounei tl his a:uhdacy iir (bin. 1 .it ir nomination to the I'ni'.edJ State.-, senate. j - ! i LETTERS FROM THE Ji j WHS. DAVIS WrliTES COU- CtRMING OMPQUA ERIDGE; I v.ould like to deny n few of iho! .'t;iieme!jts iiu'tle a.iniM the Ctm:n' t'oitrt, in a recent article in our pa.ut tak.-n li'om the Tort I'lispt-iu t nun. r. The litst denial is, then- has bet n a letnif,n out lor a road around M... .V bo but 2 years ayo or belter aK-i iny for a road around Ml. Nebo or a' rti; d 10 coniictt with the t)ak strut btitie. tlie most Itasibb- route. Tins I'etttion was siut d by eery p;o;nii outn r 111 the locality known us I'mp qua I'ark Addition and ieinity ami l Sf. ei. teen business men of llo'tlnir; m ii a.- 11. W. Stroiu, I. Abiaha n, Stni kes, Koy It.diows, J. Judd. and at th.- pn-s-nt time I cannot i the otheis. know these naiih s v. ere sid(i:-d lecau-.e 1 solicited iht ii. t. in.-' perMnall. I!. . 'strong si 'I as mv boitd.-iiiaii on this petitio., '1'he comity court accepted what v tahetl ihe I. twiT Mtr of "the read lei- te-M-e; be i:er. .Mr. I.iliilsev bliM! Ill n .. ti.iui.iue :-r.ii uh-en the ttmt 'nun it-r .vtnue iPii.ii ii did nut liL.li; ;i he t'!M". A few nnmtiis li t. r Me. Kur,--'!! lvvoii ;;et up a pciitinn a-ktii -; .." foj i i i v nw in I s o :-i.;n en i : .1 inn ih:u he would l:ic n.e ! " d irve it tJicv wc-ul.l fake The mins of the larpost prolilstoric rlfy In tho United States lie near the Juncture of the Missouri nnd Mississlp Jd rivers close to Kast St. Louis, III. Kinhty mounds nie scattered over nn hi!! of two thoiiMitifl acres. Ono of t!n.-m la the .largest ever found in this country. When white in n fir-t vis Hod that reu'ion two bundled ycais a.o they found u Kinall village of Caholtia In diaiis living (n the .-ite and the mounds had Inu'ii ivon their name-. Hut they told the whit iiiiti the mounds were there when t!u-y c:m::p. Ni one coiibl tdl who built thei:i nor what b.M :iine of the vast populaiieii. It N believed t!ie--e numnds were Imilt by American lndktns rather than by a separate The mound are b -'n ex-mated un der the direction of Warren K. Mooe heinl, curat.-r of the department of nreheolo-jy, l'billips ncr.demy, Amlover, Mass. Several years will be retilred to complete tlie oloration of the ruins. I'.ut the time is short. The spread of factories is so rapid In that locality that if explorations are de layt'd the mound iniht be leveled to make way for modern industry. Thus the secrets of tiiat ancient civilization would be lost forever. "Come i:L here and Hit down on this Ior and I wll make you a pro position. Xow, Nick, you have been sayirj; in the columns of the iNVws Iteview that ; ou came from the sum I; that stood at the stake and that you v re a nquure johniner. iNick, ytu know that is nnt (juite true, a. wt as 1 do. Clarence and nie tullie tlnse things over this morning, bu proposed 1 come d a hero to see tou. (Tavence is my chief imp, and nnun in:: ; for yome !'el of what valve cuji, which tan'. the car was mUscd unci i momh of t-ie lil.i.i tli'n ..r. l,.l .... . lUM . . uU Ktt (iuw 11.1 ; an III OTP fT Ir.m . of it. A milk. I..-. . maii who work llirottiib 'Jn.'iewood : fr ,m ,t u" . S finally liroi:?:t Mr. lii:rnnm word nf 1 . ...rH ,,, '. "i Hie ri:uli:it ol' an overturn'- I aut on Oreson avntie, K;h;Ii'wck:iI. antl p i il proved lo be the one Hioleu ironi .,1 t!i' liai'iiitiu ;;!rai:e. I I:e ."ear way out of alivntiietit. . the lop twi.-:ied :;nd the rear fender i d' llird i:l 6-vcr:'l place.!. It will I ties been your control all throuvli ' a i-i'iiyjiiiui.c miiu m put tne life. He reported to mo that you ' car Into t indition at,-.-: in. It js Mil I actually want to tdioot Kituare, so i tlif.l women were In the Clarence and myself have figured out : "fed tlie car. :is people near the a p!:.n by which you may win your L'ara::' lie.-rd In- people who look the car. bet tbo'j;;r.t it was a out for a tim. Two Ways of Looking at It. The list ef applicant!! for the Jet) had been boiled down to two, and those were teld to call im'aln the followlnn day. After they bad pine the fore man Fa Id, "I think I would choose the dark fellow." "Why so?" n!;ed the boss. "Well, I mil iced us be was Koini; out he pushed on the outer edce of that -hoayy doer, sliowins that he conserves Mi ener-y. The lidit fellow Iiickled j It nearer the middle." i "Well, I don't know," said the bosn. j "I think perhaps tlie Hunt fellow I would suit, us best. Tie! way be tnc'.led that doer shows he isn't afraid ! of work." ilo.-toii Transcript. i i'ii el i i ' I I i I . . -A I v'- ' a le-ii', to.el. I 11,.; lie i-p-v. , ! ' lo el I hem lo sl lie, Ii sLHed tiimu.-h '- I'. ': !.- I... , v, .1. '' Ih.j:, ;.i : . . i V. he ! : a. "'I , V. ho. tier: lie , ' I . 1, ,-. ill n ol.le . ' !. A !..st .', :-,l.n i'.- li.r to s .1. Im; h" :. n i:i I'.ixnr ! '..- in.- -im- : - A.--:: It. r an- li.-ed o. ' i i tie- ,1 lo 11'.' il i Had Him Beaten. An nrt'st u-is cooiliiissl.ineil to paint the V"! ; ' .lit ef ihe flapper daughter of a uc; II r i - :'ii!:i1!y. .)!! order of this kind silei-e-i-ti!!!y jrxcruted is apt lo briuj: :ii:-'i! .-r, so he went l'::ppiiy to work. Th.su went v "II eneu-.-h the tlrst day, which wits i .-cut In puiti:'. en the craven ketch. Tlie net ikiy fe'ind him h.-.'tu'.ltiir. nnd en the third day in- : i complete halt. Af'er i v. i lie Ids sitter in silell. for n few rr-ireiits l.e said: "1 see that my painis u;e ii.t geinff to bp bi-t'.liaiit enomtlt, Where do you buy jour colors?" Wiicre Ho Served. Del t " I'.l'! "I ., I"!'! like hail en. il Hell i: V -.! I - I I i t.lkf i Ins ti Ii!.- p. e "llti . ,e I" 'Ihe ';:! pkiitily ndlilircd him. And. I ,' wished to tell her of i - ape.! ti c hud exiK't'i- . ::-tiy acehlenis by Held -'ie knew lit bad been In 1 a -iked bim where he r t' e l.hr war. iiia 1 alpable p ulse. Ilow-i''-'l I. is threat several ke tip s bravely as lie 'Vi.,; mules on the Mis- Miid ii. the i;lii'y a serC'l der.l Ties .!e ev.-r, ho .' times lual s ceoll. T was 1 seilll fr.-iit.' freedom. To cut this story short, , herp is tlie proimsition in nutshell: : if you t an think or fiuess in three trials somidhititt 1 cannot tlo, we will ' set. you tree, and then you tan ever after this shoot square and we will ; no longer bother yon. Now, Nick, i what is your first put as?" ' "1 do not feel, Mr. lievil. that it is 1 possible for nie to think of auytaint, ; you cannot tlo." I "Well, if ou want your freedom ' you can try. There are some tilings : I cannot do." i i I scratched my head and thought i i seriously. There was a larpe pinei - tree siandir.K near, so I said: "Mr. j ' Devil, let me see you pull up t'oat i j tre and throw it across tho canyon." I 1 life went up to the tree, looked CHI-.VKOl.i:'!' i around it, bucked off a few steps, looked up at the top, pot down and I crawled around it on tits hands and ' Tin knees, scratched around the roots a ' fco'd bit. raised up anil pave it a shove, ' rollc. and out it came by the roota. lie1 Clara , Iptlaticed it on his rieht hand as you , would a spear javelin, pave it a flinp and it wint across the canyon wiili uil tiie force of a cyclone. I heard the' crash and noticed that H knocked down a half dozen trees - when it struck. He came back to me and said. "How's that. Nick?" I re j plied: "Wonderful, wonderful." ; "Well, witat is your next pi'.ess. Nick," "Oh, there Is no use for nie to pitess. 1 could not think of anything you cannot do. j . "1 insist on your Irvine I told i ,ou in the boKiiiuiiiK there are some' thinus I cannot tlo." I looked around and the rnd or spur I of thi! mountain there was a larpe overhanpiiiK rock, as hip as (leo. Kuhlhapen's apartment house yes, it I ; was so, 1 say. 1 said: "Mv. Devil, j , 1. 1 a;.; see you pull the end of thatj mountain off and roll it down 1he hill." lie we nt over and walked I around the bluff of rock, v nt under' it and came out, went up on t,,p, ; looked erounil. came back down, I b ii k"d under the rock until it rested i on his shouhle.s wlun he was stand-1 iio. i:t a en -.; : ci p'Sit'on. t ru-:-! m 'Heed to sfrau-ht' it up. '1 ae carta ' coaiaiemad to trembl" ;i:nl shake. Presently tne rock look otf an. I down the mouulain side it w-nt with a i smash and a rear th n ot:ld In; heard ' for mil- s. h fvl. the tim';or ail j flat to the crotiud. Th trail where . it went leok.d bk' a i-i'ir.'ad nahi-i o;v.t had In n tl.au,: thronpli the' forest. The ilevil tame haeit a:'d i s'.ood b.-fore me with his anus folded i en ir.s br, list and said: "What is voiiri thnl and last answer,' XickV" I t!if w up my ban 's. 1 it ,,,, ' No t; .e to try any mo. e. Yon have ; one-tl'i. . ,,f th" .o, r on earth and: in heaven. Mr. li.-vil. moI I could not I think of ailyl!in:p that would b-; :.. possible ftir V" 1 I ' .lo on an 1 try ata'.u. You miht ! I -,.; ; from the Sard that mil- ... I V 111.' r. ,1i .. " - r on In a h-pha;-.ril lufc ;r-i:!ini'n n-i-liM(t , in. ini.ii'i:n rrnn. .v. I-tireau of the Spr-ck! dttiun is larlydxa-t-'ji, ni(itnitM .In . .i . . party which j , omr'Hsh t-.ro far Vy j first, to prrejt trnmn ! front cnicri-fth.-TiltuiJ to prevent ttf f'.-a-p ei ,,; motcipr r.Mir.ir or. th milRiefl tube six it, CCKCOL EXPANSION ! !?:l,k' Vi'iw! !i n 1 . I ttcies 01 !! oto Vivsissimd is known ns 1,-ivinir ..no ' W W tVnW. of lite best rural s hool systems in 1,1 h valve nd nwi the eonnlrv Thia L ,lo tn .h t,., futlCtioninz flPrtiTd! that the Male has itone vic-orousiv ! "The val'e np rtiMjr into the plan of consolidatiiip its one. ' 0(1 0,1 tightly so that room tiislriet bitildinps into central ized schools, which can supply all the advantages of the city. One hun dred and twenty such schools were established in the past year, making the total for tho state 770. IIKi.lVKIOKS I tlt MO.Vt II OK JI I.Y ' l":ikape of air rom iS.t the valve inride I. 1 fatilty. Ttf ca? on til reinforced liy voloniaul. cms Into the rater rat. so ronftruridi as Mkr Ind.epindrnllv of tbc iii" s hernietlt ly soalinc tie it r. the tire." Kd. Marsii MtP.or company and delivered tlurinp July the mr i ars It. t.i The California la twita1 ef r,tm nr imfrisonmrtt " "-' " ""' Parties named: 1R Bix monlhSi or botl.te I'aliiiri;ie. (. v. I'letve. sdans; Paul I'. Cronsiieck. .lolitis Coiiklin. T. II. Hill. Walnr K. Herelo r. H. S. 1 odley. I r 1 1 .Mot'ian. A. It. .Moore, .1. I. Ni' kohou. tourinp earn; Ueo. Kohlhapeti. ton trtti k. inercial vehicle io " " -l ,.nv.inr A fine or '? driver's license or bo-ittM plied to priva!" Tcbicla. Four ler-ps an an and Bt!!l growln. The lto.--eliuri; New--Heview Is re cognized as one ef the llvcst papers in the si ale. The larce circulation proves It to ti.e nicst skeptical. 1 1 .UT1 Alt i lli IKS) r. t t t '.ret Kit.O-.ll Li'.t !. i -.11. s: . a , b".;::h . A'ocr cJi' Lr.- 'I i . S ; . . .... d '.; h a I': I are '. I;,-- . ' ..-.! P - .- i : -i. ... i t ..! .,. ' ' ' ..".--!'. i: - n..t. i i : -'' I. . ; i.,-. ' ' ,eril' ill it i-is e; :'. n Nov. "It was l.'TeT-n.io-l tlur- i.-s. or three il. nn.w ere-1 A Fe t of Memory. ;" s k'-::der of IVrlln In th.p r ..f ,i 'reak lileiv.ery. Tl.e M' I,-:.-! 'tcal se-aety tet.-d 'y. "What lei' the v.oa'Vr .-'. 1 'V S'-hr.id-.r ii;!l :lsk"'I e :'i- before dawn: In the i ir h. value cloudy witli snow 'I i.e t, invcraiure w as lu .i dej , .m licimv iroe-ir.S point." ader. The seieoti-', w in v I c hut 1: h ear freetlein ' lid not think of ativthnu iplica. c:m Tin to nl uaotli. r t. I tell n b ami Tub r. meii'b iia. ,--.1' '-cor lie s than T.ie n, t. it sl:, t nwav, s.. . : "Nnk. r ol n Yr. about V. .nd. il i 'Is,'. ' t i : i".il. ! f.Xlllp I and wen. That tau'iot he aiwa.vs shoot s.iuaie f: !:c-er.;!.r. Nl. K i a sto. k that tin , I at th- .1. petiili.bie. I id do jou a koo.i j, pen my word I will. ..ad waik- yeil I ttve . You tan : now on." i from th..' A FTER all it's the lubrica tion that determines the life of your car. Does it not Fcem like Rood business to use a better oil 1 Waverly, All Pennsylvania, 100 raraffin6 Motor Lubri cants will aild to the life of your motor and to the pleas ure of driving. That's why we rcVi end rec ommend Waverly. All Penn sylvauia, Motor Gila. Central Garage Highway Service Co. C. A. Lockwood Motor Co. Union, Garage Leas G. Co.. Oskla"d 5WK5'r. IF YOU KN tirc-alues, standardiie on Let-1 vi. , much becau their comparative r t prices as becauie -Lee nameenJ repua; back of them, n n,.nlitv-anJ"''1 vCC owner can f"l iTOof. Ill it' Battery Station & Cr Rosebuf? checked bim t.p and found that be was ruht f NICK.