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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG..ORECON. MONDAY, MAY 6, 1929.
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BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES
By Martin I
Entire Net Revenue Spent
on Roads in 35 States;
Rates Per Gallon
Not Uniform.
Gasoline taxes ; amounting to
$305,233, S42 were collected on the
sale of 10,178,314,771 gallons of mo
tor fuel in 1928 in the District of
Columbia and the 4t states in
which the tax was effective during
the whole or a part, of the year, ac
cording to figures compiled by the
bureau of public roads. United
States department of agriculture.
The figures include the lax col
lected and the gasoline consumed
in Illinois during the mouth of
January only, owing to the fact that
the law providing tor the states
2-cent tax was held invalid . on
February 24, 1928.
Massachusetts and New York
we're the only states without a gas
oline tax in 1JKIS. These two have
since passed laws providing, in
Massachusetts for a 2-cent tax ef
fective January 1, 1929, and in New
York for a 2 cent tax elfecttve
May 1. As the Illinois legislature '
has passed a new law which pro
vides for the collection of a 3 cent
tax effective August 1, that date
will mark the final adoption of the
tax by all states, ten years after
Us adoption by Oregon and Colo
rado, the pioneer states.
Changes in the rate of taxation
were effected in four states during
the year. The New Hampshire tax
was increased from 3 cents to 4
cents a khIIoii on the first day of
the year. Virginia added a half
cent on March-19, 1928, making the
new rate 5 cents a gallon. The
Texas rate was reduced on Sep
tember 1 from 3 to 2 cents a gal
lon; and Mississippi raised Its
rate from 4 to 5 cents a gallon on
December 1 last.
How Money Was Used
After deduction of the costs of
collection the entire net revenue
was used for rural road purposes
in 35 states. In the remaining 13
states and the District of Colum
bia a total of $18,491,754 was de
voted to other purposes. In three
slates a portion of the collections
was used for public school pur
poses. The January collections in
Illinois were held at the disposal
of the court. In five states a por
tion of the revenue went to cities
for the construction and repair of
streets, as did the entire collection
in the District of Columbia. In two
states small sums were deposited
in the general funds of the state;
In Mississippi special taxes in addi
tion 10 those .collected at the regu
lar rule" were used for the construc
tion of a road-protecting sea wall;
in New Hampshire a fourth of the
net collection was used for the re
pair of flood damage; and In one
state New Jersey a small portion
of the receipts was turned over to
the state department of commerce
and navigation.
Of the portion of the total reve
nue devoted to rural road purposes,
the amount used for construction
and maintenance of state highways
was 8211,04(1.591; for construction
and maintenance of local roads the
amount, was $57,3S0,901 ; and the
balance of $17,619,995 was used for
payments on state and county road
bonds.
PuT ON Tnfc
W "Wt VISING
SCHOOL t OF ft
I RtCORO -BOOTS
."TO 6Wfc Vt
f-iVtLW I I, ' i . Ik'U 'i crowd Vnw MtAws
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r ; r - linnmpinM? wnrjr
ATHLETICS KEEP
BASEBALL LEAGUE
ed. against his record.
The Tipeis held a big rally at
Navln field yesterday at the ex
pense of Ed Morris, who was rout
ed with other Boston pitchers lu
a 10 to 2 victory by Detroit.
Cardinals Creep Up
After trouncing the clar. McGraw
by 10 to 7 lu ten Innings on Satur-
day, the Cardinals came right back
I uuilur.l-iv with a u-ilt- nf l-.tn rol.
lies, which netted a 9 to 7 victory.
OUT THE BEAVERS
11
and losing the nightcap at Saita
memo & to 2. , "
Hollywood ' received on even
break Id the eight game series
against Seattle by taking both ends
I of a doubleheader 18 to 2 and 4
to
j Boston Tops the Clubs in
I National; Big Sluggers
of Yankees f atten
' Their Marks.
OF STRENGTH lOGO IrWObcM AY0 1 V VLMONVKV Vfc UP kvYX; 4; :
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IIY WILLIAM J. CI1IPMAN
1 (Aasuciaied Press Sports Writor) I "own - within reaching distance 01
I the iirst weekend of intersec-1 Cubs and the Cardinals.
I tional campaigning on the various; Dazzy Vance entertained 20,000
; major league fronts left the Ath-' customers-at Khhets field when
j .eiics at the head of their class In t Fi 3oklyn heat Cincinnati 4 to 1.
the American, with .the Braves i Vance allowed four hits and fan
: ciinging to (he lop in the National. ned nine. The only run off htm
I The Markmen regained the peak j was Curt Walker's homer in the
by defeating Sammy liray and the fourth. Glenn Wright Btnrted his
(AMHiul'll 1
The Mission
games ahead of their nearest rlv
als, the I.os Angeles Angels, yes
terday after one of the busiest
The Sabbath triumph pulled the sessions of baseball the Coast
Cardinals back into a tie for sec-'league clubs have experienced In
olid with the Cubs who had stolen j weeks.
a march by beating the Phillies Twice, lu the morning and in the
twice on Saturday, but who were (afternoon, the Forllaud ducka ap
Torced to Bit idly by yesterday as j peat-ed to have the Missions ticket
ihe Cards threw the Giants. Bur- ij for tlt losing end of the score.
leigh Crimes led the Pirates to a only to have the Reds rally and
7 10 2 victory over the Braves at emerge the winners. In the after
noon fmcas, the leaders went into
the last of the ninth on the short
end of a 4 to 2 score, but when the
inning was finished, they were out
in front 5 to 4. lu the moral tm
game, the last of the seventh found
them behind 8 to 5, but a heavy
batting attack netted five winning
runs.
The Seals won the Sunday
NEW CURTAIN SETS
We now havfl a dandy llnr of
; made up curtains. Colored edo
, styles come in rose, blue, green or
t gold. 21 yd. ruffled curtains with
t valance and tie backs. Special
prices at 79c. 9Sc. 21.29 and 1.35.
I Also similar ruffled curtaining by
Beds were three! the yard. If it's curtains you want.
we nave a larpe assortment right
now. Carr'a where you save. -..
THAT EXPLAINS IT
"My husband Is always nirklug
scenes."
"Indeed! are you thluklug of di
vorcing him?"
"Oh, no, my dear you see, he Is
a movie director." Passing Show.
Boston, pulling the back bay band
Farm Loans
Just Boots' Way
FIREPROOF MATCH,
STUBS, SOUGHT BY
FOREST SERVICE
nigion to try and get is.uuo.ucy
lui bCnultli IiUlti .nM VNiil' Uli.ulCtj
COi puiuiiitii.
lesiuruuy Morley received a tele
phone can i.uiu jjiHuiia ALiui'iicy
4'fi'u fsieiiUiS to cuniu 10 a .Miiguu
ieiui Buiie. rti-jney baiu no -vs
dpuiutca tuiii was seieu una uouuu
sv.iiie u ou her snuveu ins itt-a.
una cut oit uis makers.
With smokers again responsible
for over a third ol all the man
caused forest fires on the national
forests of Oregon and Washington
last year, local foresters and log
gers are keenly . interested in a
series of tesis made recently by
tho U. S. hureuu of standards. The
test attempted to develop commer
cially practicable means of fire
proof inK match steniB and cigar
ette butts to reduce the fire haz
ard. ' . 1
The bureau of standards under
took this experiment because it Ib
said that matches and smoking are
responsible for a property loss of
nmn'lv 4 Lin liftit nun nor ... 'i'l,:
is not Bunn is'ln In view if U.m t !'"':''e. '""'f '!n.
fuct Unit thiB country uhqb an av
craKH of 650.000 matchra and di.i
cards ui)troxiinat!y .170,000 ciKar
ettp stubs evnry minute. Koreann-s
point out that evoiy tlamlnfc inittuh
or smoldering ciKaretto stub which
is thrown away in Ihe forest, is a
potential fire hazard. It was laiRe
ly because o( Ihe smokers' tire
damage that all of the national for
ests In Oregon were closed at the
opening of the deer hunting season
last fill). Many dangerous areas
In the nallonal forests of Washing
ton were closed during the summer
on account of the smokers' haz
ard. Large timber owners are en
forcing more rigid pohlbitlons of
smoking in the woods by em
ployees and visitors, and western
legislatures each year consider
bills which aim to curb smoking.
PORTLAND'S ROSE
cuntu ta crATi mr
M AMMO 1 H UKUJS
PORTLAND, Ore., May 6. The
Portland ltose Festival this year
will bring to the City of Hoses as
the feature offering for the gala
week the mammoth all-star circus
now showing lu the Chicago sta
dium. The circus, which is consider
ed the greatest aggregalion of saw
dust pei formers ever gathered in
.one presentation, will come direct
lo Portland to open on June lu and
after this engagement will return
Immediately to the Chicago head
quarters. This mammoth all-star
circus is said to take a step beyond
anything of its kind ever ottered
before and Is now creating a sen
sation in the "Windy City." The
offerings are in leality a group
of circus acts tiiat have graduated
Hum me um top snows into vau-1
a.i i .1.:.. i
combined show offer the greatest
array of big names ever placed on
one bill.
To those who know the circus
world, the name of John R. Agee A3
equestrian director is an assurance
that the finest offerings are be
hind him. Victor and his famous
horses are hilled as are Madam
llodlni, "the queen of the eques
trian world." and the famous Han
neforde Family with George "I'ood-
1" Hanneforde. the riding clown, j
This circus will he held in plae j
of the usual pageant and will giv? ;
the Rose Festival a high type of
professional amusement, a circui
that critics claim has never seen i
its equal on the Pacific coast.-
THIEF MAKES SPECIALTY
OF ROBBING CHURCHES
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES
"Everlasting Punishment" was
the suuject of the isdon-serntou
in an ciiurchus of, Curisi, bcieiii
t, Sunday, may &.
'Plie goiaumtexfc was, "The Lord
presurveLh the stmn,ers; he re
nuvetii me iHilieness and widow ;
but tuo way ut tue wicked he turn
em iipHluo down '. (Psaims i -1 0 : I .
Among the citations wuicn com-
ine
loiiowiug .troiu tuu usuie: ' ulaiiy
soriows siiMii htt to tne witKCvi:
oul ne iliai itusiein in the L.oid,
inuty snail compass him itoouti io
giad in tne Lord, and1 rejoice, ye
iiKhieous: ana snout to.' joy, ait
y mat are upngiit in iieari"
U'samis 8:10, il),1
i ue losHon-beruion also includ
ed the totlowing pnadlgo iru.n
tne Christian (science textbook,
"science and Healtn with Key i )
the benptures," by Mary tiaker
Kddy: "iMl us reinemuer that tuu
uteiiial law oi rigiu, tnougn u can
nevi'r hnnul the law wlnun make
am its own executioner, exempis
man no in all penalties but thusu
due tor wrong-uoing." tp. 3S5).
BLAME IT ON THE WIFE
JACKSONVILLE Fla.- -.Inst like,
a man to blame his downfall on
his wife, iloentw his wfi'e "hol
lered her , head off for mon.y,"
Hurry F, ' Kiger ,was und-r ar
rest here, accused of accept big
S1000 of a ?10,0UU promised biibc
from Jo Caciutore for not testify
ing against him when Iris ca&e i
cmue to t.iial. Klgur, n narcotic
agent, claims he attempted to get
the nionev because bis wile nagged '
him for It. , 1
THEY'RE RARE
T K MPRIIANCE It 15 FOItMKll:
Vou put down your money and tho
publican gives you a glass of beer.
Rut It does iiot ' stop ' there. He
keens on felvJng you more beer uih
, A' VOICE: Whal's the' name of
the pub? Passing Show. ',
.owns at Sportman's park yester
day 2 to 0. ;
i Georpo Walberg let (he Browns
! down with ono hit and fanned six.
t The rumble of Yankee heavy
I artihery once more is disturbing i
i the peace and quiet or American
league cities. The champions have
i registered thirty-nine hits in their
! ihsl three ganus, and have won all
of them. Three homers by Gehrig
on Saturday and one by Hulh on
Saturday and another yesterday
paved the way for two Yankee
victories over the White Sox, 11
to y and 8 to 3. Walte Hoyt was
deriicked on Saturday for tho first
lime this season, but George Pip-1
'gras yesterday gained the distinc
tion of being ihe first Yankee)
pitcher other than Hoyt to go the
route this spriiiK- Tuo Sox prod !
'dt'd PI pgr as for ten hits, and
George himself helped the opposi
tion along with five passes, but ho
was stroiiK In the pinches. Eleven
White Sox were left stranded.
Senators Weak at Bat
Washington still 1b unable to
have a good hitting afternoon sim
ultaneously with a first-rate pitch
ing exhibition by any member of
the Senatorial staff. Adolph Lisku,
one of the heat right banders In
the major leagues, turned hack tho
Indians with two hits yesterday,
but saw his opponents win tho
gamo by 1 to 0.
Llska now Iuib loBt three straight
each by one run. He has worked a
total of twenty odd Innings with
only four runs, earned and unearn-
first game at short field for Brook-! doubleheader from the Oaks 4 to 2
lyn and hit a home run lu the
fourth with one mato aboard.
HOW THEY STAND
IN PENNANT RACES
in the morning session and 7 to 1 in
the afternoon.
Los Angeles and Sacramento di
vided the twin bill, the anions win
ning the first game in Stockton in
the morning In 11 innings tf to 6,
Loans on Improved farms, 6, 7 or
It) years. 61 per cent Interest,
I payable annually. lVo commlst
total cost GJ'fc. Liberal repay
meut privilege. Prompt action.
We also have private money for
farm and city loans. Call op
write. 7 s
G. W. Young & Son "
LOANS
116 Cass St. Phono. 417
Pacific Coast
W.
Mission
l.oa AtlKI'U9 ....
Hollywood
Oakland
San KrunciMco
Sacramento .. ..
2
,.,..i3
18
21
21
211
Portland 14
Seattle
noslon
Chicago .. ..
Ml. Louis ..
Cincinnati .
I'tttsburgli
Now York
Iliooklyn ..
Philadelphia
11
League
V.
8
9
9
...... 6
5
4
..... 5
4 -
American. -League
W
Philadelphia
St. LouIr
Now York ...
Detroit
Olovehmd .. .
ChioaKO
HoHton
Washington .
...10
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.... 8
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7
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4
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The Talk
of the Town
The Latest Thing to Talk About
Safety better than Insurance when riding on tires good for the
life of your car eighty thousand miles record no punctnoes no
stone bruises, that is what Kelly-Sprlngf iold Tire Co. is putting
out now. W1:
Last month was the first that we were able to stock these tlreq.
a they were Just on the market, called the Kelly "Registered".
Kelly-Sprlngfield is an old eliable company, and It stands'
back of thi tire.
Call and let our men show them to you, also let us figure with
you on reconditioning your car. Greasing, oiling, washing ancl.
polishing day or night.
ROSE GARAGE
Corner Roee and Lane 8treet
Phone 6k'
Arundel, piano tunor. Phone 189-L. H.x.xIl.lIII.MiIT.I.X'IIII'ra
Coming To Roseburg
SPECIALIST
In Internal Medicine for
eighteen years.
TWO TONS OF WORDS
vol-Tu
LONDON. Kivu thousand
umes of "Clilu Ting Ku Chin
titm Chi Cheng, a Chinese en
cyclopedia, has been delivered to
tne tiest Chinese Library at Mc-
Gul university. Tho volumes wore
compiled and primed between llisG
to two
tons.
DOES NOT OPERATE
(Associated I'rcM Leased Wire)
LOUISVILLE, Ivy., .May i - -A
lll llf Will ........ ,.f I ? I I B '"
J ! ' " .":""'. land 1V2U, and weigh close
- .....i HiiinauniT, wnm
which were marked lociilioiM of
Catholic churches, was arrested in
a local Catholic church yestiin.'ay
in ihe act ot rohhiiiK a poor box
Hans conlainlnii $110 In small coins
were found in the man's niums.
The prisoner. Albert Guislla, 52,
explained to police that he us-d a
corset stay covered with muclhiRU
to remove money from the box.-i.
He always went to the front rf
the church and prayed, !e said,
before ucKinnlne operations "m
WE AREN'T SO MODERN
NEW YOKK. Ulp flasks are
not a necessary possession made
part of oiti's ensemble by the pro
hibition amendment. Tney were
known ami u.,ed many years ago.
Several of them, more than loo
ycais old, were lecuntly exhibited
as anlitiues at the international
Antiques Exposition.
Will be at
Umpqua Hotel
Wednesday, May 8
Office Hours: 10 a. m. to 3 p.
I '
ONE DAY ONLY
Beneath the stylish hood
of this new HUPMOBILE .is i
new style motor.
No Charge for Consultation
see that the coast was clear.
BANDITS GET W,000
f Aw.rln(f(l Pitm' I.ejwiJ Win-)
HALVKSTOX. Tex.. M,u- 4
Two men held up a mesaei-cr of
the Galveston Dry lvek rompiiiiy
at 23rd. and Strand streets yevei
day, shot a policeman, and ep(fi.
pd in an automobile driven by a
third man with approximately
6,U(H). J
PH REE YOUTHS KILLED A3
AUTO HITS BRIDGE UNIT
( Vvjt,., l-r-v. Wir.-t
miOCKVILLK. Ont.. May i
Three youth were killed an 1 a
lourih was injured seriously when
their automobile hit an abutment
of an overhead railroad bridue
near ITenrott today. The dead are
Joseph O ltellJy. Fruiufs Ulack and
John L'aster.
Many In this community will
avail themselves of the opportunity !
to vinll Dr. Mellenihin on thU spe-i
cial visit to lioseburK. The doctor j
pays special attention to the Hi'I-1
KNCK )f INTERNAL MEDICINI1: ,
AND DIKTETICH. lie is iryfiiR ,
couscleiitiouHly to eliminate sue- j
Kcry In his tro itnicnt ut disease ;
as far as possible. j
!( has to his credit many won- (
derfu! results in diseases of stem-;
ach (especially ulceiH), alanrls (-s-pnrlally
anil in), ailments of wo-;
men. diseasi h of liver and bowels, :
as Infected hlarlder. Kali 1
stones, appendicitis, thionic consd i
paiiou, colitis, auto-intoxication him! i
rectal ailments, circulation distur
bances as biKh or low blood pres- 1
j sure, heart and blood dlsonieis.
skin. nerveK, bladder, kidneys, betl- t
j wettlne. weak Imiirs, tonsils, aiie- :
innid-i, inel;tbo!lc disturbances pu li i
Ju,- C.ir)- T iua t as rheumatism, sciatica, 1 k u!o-ih
Hot Water and RiC2 Medirims are pnsrlbed and;
Due to stomach trouble. .Mi,h A. prefmn-d for each individual casn 1
H. and sister lived on hot water' Hi bis private laboratory, also spe-'
and tire. New they eat anythini; . eial attention rIvx-ii to diet as to;
and feel fine, tliey say, since taking : nroner balance, and selection of I
asuig on for
pcolectioi fcofi
cacoi ocmina ois
SO, THAT'S WHY
The tea:-her war, anury when'
Willie appeared ten minutes late
lor school.
"Why are you late?" he asked
sharply. ;
"1'lease, sir," replied Willie, "il '
was late when 1 started from
home."
"Then why didn't you start from j
home earlier?"
"Plea.se, sir, it was too late to
Blart early." Answers. I
o
CONVICTED KILLER FREE
ON BONO OF $50,003
Adlerika.
j Kven the FIRST spoonful of Ad-j
ileiika relieves gas on the stomach
(and removes astonishlnc amounts'
R. D. WILCOX NAMED HEAD I m''-"' """"'r, 'T' Fy,""l
PORTLAND COMMERCE bSdY slter' "nZr"!
(AfiMii'l rr-w Iv-a-l .r.)
x rHICAi;o. May 5. Ceorj;c Ma-j
loney was convicted yesterday of ,
th murder oi HukIi "Stubhy" V.r.
;o-ein. shot to death in the'
iranada cafe while patr;::i d:inc- j
d in celebration of fie erri
( In' 1 ifcember 31. i
The jury recomnii'ndr r; a tout-)
nee of 14 years in th. Miti. pen!
"entiary. The slayine was r iear 1-1
fi as an incident in the war lor
the ler monopoly. )
Ma lour-y was Ire-1 u:der 1"
ftiM-i't bond p-i.-'t t: a luarins:
May jo on a incteKi tor a ik-w tii-tl. '
w hf. ly, U !l
l()tiTi . vn t:iv j u ...-w...i
IV Wilcox wrs elected president of . yoU'
Ihe Portland Chamber of f'oni-j
merce today at a speenii meetine
of the board of diri:tors. lit sue
reeds Frank L. Khull.
I yctu have tried fur your stomach,
ianl bowels. Adlerika will surprise;
Nathan KuHerton. drucKisi.
toodri.
I'or this service a nominal chaiH-?
is made.
Dr. Mellenthln Is a remilrir crad
uale in medicine ard hiiikt.v and is
lireiised by the Stnt: of Oicyni.
Marrb d w oruen must he aTone
pan ied by their hiiKhandK.
Address: 2'J4 l!ia-ibu- Ilhlc.. Los
Angeles, (,'iilirot nia.
RANCHER IS FORCIBLY
SHORN OF WHISKE-IS
Eat barbecne sanownncn and
IWe forever. Brand's Rod Stand
Free camp giouudb, ldieyld Park.
M.i;DALKNA. N. M.. May ".
Hay M or ley's whiskers, vhh-h nt -,
ti arted niueh attention whon :ie ,
was in YVa!iiihKion, l. C. -it "lie
Hoover inauguration, hari b-.eu Ihe!
i.fiim i.f a i'ompiraey.
Moiley, New Mexirati ram l.e:,
equipped with an abundant, -tock 1
of red whiskers and wearing boot , j
aud a tcu-gillou hat, went to V?h-
i
MISSES DRESSES, $1.00
We hav added 2 to IS sizes to
our wonder line of dt esses.
I nene children's sizes come in Ihe
eolori'ul prints, each dres iK-aiui-fully
styled. Wo also have a kid
dies' line in 3 to 6 MZes at $1.00.
ou can't afford to make them for
$I.ou. Hee tii ete at fair's. !
PR0UP i
1 SpasmodicCroopItfrequtntl7 1
relieved by on application of
V V a po Rub :
HI
Evsry day 10,000 women buy
bottle of Lydia E. Tink ham's Vege-1)
table C'tmijound. They know that
there is no bfrtter remedy for their
trouhleftome ailmenta with th-:r
accompanyini nprvousness, bark-ar-he,
headache, "blue" b;1;i, and
rundcmn condition.
fZA -fTT iTifl I iTt
A NEW plyln in motors lins swept tlio
nnloiiioliilo iinliiKlry. J 1 i fell
jL J&. (Ttiiiipresflinii motors, powerful,
speedy, economical, odd cniplin-is to thu
outward lie.mly of modern cam.
Hupmnliili! Century sixes and eight
lire nmon' the most striking this year
and their motors are worthy of thu hoods
that house them.
Hut today every car owner faces a
prohlem. Nut n fault in his car rather
n fault in the oil he uses. Slany oils form
cpiaulilies of hard carhrm. It is bother
some and has to he removed even from
old cars. In hinh-compression motors it
becomes u real danger because pitoris
almost touch the cylinder head. Where
?.!:!'! you p::t a qar.or-iuch layer o
rokp-liL-
rsr'nn causes more damage than
many of us realize, tiiips . ;.t ttrv'er
Valves holding them open to warp anil
wate power. Gritty hits prind and chufe
through moviii)! engine parts.
However, there is an answer! Word
has pone out anionp lubrication experts
word about a new motor oil that solves
the carbon prublem.
F.rrn th Ctisllietl Olt
form mnre etirhan. A
Mimpfr of thi oil. iWicrt
burnH. Irft more than
thrr limes 01 much at
Motor OU
m j-fiMaK- 1ri - - ,x-v 1
' liL. ft.
Voiir hrart hnpx a tittlt! turh charm in line, .r AJ f --r fpr.W:
cnlor, fitum! J hi hiijmofnle t.mntuty vmhi, 71 If .fj
seven pfistenger teuan 11 u muure tndvvd 7 " ' f-kTrH Hi:
V" i"i
i 2SA.Mt BiiiriiM m I
An equnl vimftte of
SnW; Ai.'or Oil Hi
only litis unnll fielion
a carbon 'and it il
soft carbon, not the
hnrd, grill danuigtnt
kind
Shell Motor Oil actually forms only
13 to 15 as much carbon ns even tho
most expensive oil you can buy! Tho
little it forms is only soft eoot that blows
easily away.
The new high-vacuum refining process
by which Shell Motor Oil is made pro
duces a finer lubricant, too. One that is
remarkably resistant to beat; it holds its
body long after ordinary oils break down.
Thus in Shell Motor Oil you get two
vital thiol's. First, freedom from hard
carbon, secondly a marvelous lubricant.
I' ill with it regularly.
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Itm more, than krpt Its par. i,t-lt .f.
mohtlrt motors are hishompression of
course modern engines mtut be! And
liigh-compresuon means no room for
hard carbon i an oil thai jurnis nont
SHELL MOTOR OIL