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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURC NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURC, OREGON, THURSDAYJULY 22, 1937. FORESEES NEED OF IKTI.OIT. July 21.- - (AH) -(liailt'rt K. KfltfiiiiK, ivwiiiTli 'ti giiu't'r, liilfl I In? AnitTii uii Siirft-ty of Civil KiiKiiU't'i'H Unlay tlmi u new hiffl) wuy kkiijh iiium l io- VHWmI t nrriHiilliniliilf :,7,llt,M,iHHl motor vtihirlt-a liy l.Miu. Tins duidIxt .' iiuloijinliils nn the hi(ifiwaH will tiirr'nw f.H vr cent within 1 1 - novt M yciiiH. he hh id, wbiLf "an in iiitHt' in tinijr vht. I t ?iHi railon on our pi mh eni hitch wuy nysi.in wouUI almost prohibit much ol our usual driv ing." iSIx million of I hi- motor v- UUlfS lOitlllillK 1 ll I'OU'lli in I fiu will lie tnickn, lit mud. Ki'ttt-riiiK, pit'htih-nt of CmMTiii Motors liMHtanli cot mi at ion, spok1 ut tho fiTili iiiiniial fun v-n-lion of tho ik i (-ii h' Horl'ly. "Men in the automobile industry b(.')hvo wit ishould hiivt it liifchwiiy system inful; up (T typf-H of io.mIh licsij! licit to curry t.nitiic ouU'y," )i Kaifi. Such a plan would require it pri mary h.VBicm of hiuh Hpt't-il. higli wixk ctohhmic tho country In nil directions. It it cmIIiiiuIsmI that fiU.Ooif to Co.omt nilli-tt or such Kll-per-hixh wiivm woiiM lie milficieni." Kcitcrins said that new liiKh waya Hliotild he iloHiiiccI for BpocdM of tin milt an hour nod more 'J' ho public would not con Hent, lu wihl, to regulatory devices fixing Kpccdn al Ii-hh than f( milcH an hour. Few accidcntM occur al. hiKhur Bpccdt, ho nald. Report of the County Clerk of Douglas County, State of Oregon, for the Six Months Ending June 30, 1937. lii'iH-ial (.'ounty KiiipIk (itfinT.il Koad Funds .Maiket itoad Funds . Unad Oi.Hiri l Funds rfpet ial J ton it Tux ntx ,i-riiiH Fuudrt Stuli S tmol Fund County School Funds ji;it-mt'lilaiy Sil.ool Funds School l.!hrai Flllidn Non Ihli Si liool Tuition Tu Special School Tax Special ( nion High School Sin-rial t'ily Tux Specinl Fire Patrol Special I'oil I nipo.ua Tax Klkhcni! Spi-cial Koad 1 usti id Noun i'ljipijua lUatnond Jike IjiijiruieiiK-lit Itoad iHMritt Tilhr SjM-cial ICo.nl I MtM l it t i'mjMiiia Hivhwiiy Impi in tiii.nt Koad lijsirict Ti-uiMilc-l.aKeidi- I n anijgi- I iiMrii-L I'hiikIuk County School frauds Krtiulf in Trust Fair Funils Fish iind i;;ime Funds Judgment Account I-.mhI Sales Contracts I.tipior l.aw Knlorcerneiit Iti-Kistiy Indemnity Jiomls Sii les School I funds Surveyor's Keen io JiidividunN Suthej Jui alley Ir rigation Nt;w Coitit House Fund it. f. c. Funds '!7"."Z.Z!.!!!.Z..!! Coles Vale Cemetery iluv.j I.iiiuidation Accoimis .. School himrirt No. I!i (C In TreaMtirer vs. Municipal S'iiou. ..ZZ". Total DAYS CREEK DAYS CKKKkV July 2.-- Air. inifl Men. liny .MrCi-i. rctuiiH-il Wi-iliiitHilny niKlit fi'ont u I wo week w i 1 1 1 1 iik lri to V'iiin'iiivi-r, I). V. iithI Vliltirln, II. C. Th..y it. tiirni'il hy llii itnnyi-M'll liii;hw:iv FtoiipliiK al Tllliiinonk to viKit .Mr. mill Mrs. .1. l:. D'N'i ll anil tit : :i i I Ilier lu visit .Mm. Mi'tii'i.'H iiioiIht, All-H. Frank SiiuiiIiitiI. .Mt. Wliitnkt'i- is vjsiliiiK Willi her imri'iitH, .Mr. ami .Mm. .1. A. Snyili'r. .Mrs. Flank Alvinil .itrtailH''i tiic South i:iuKlla liouii' Kroi). innli-H rluli al lift- liuiiii. lii-r 'i. llt'Kllliy Itltl'l'llllllll. TllOKI ll'l?KI III ImHliU'H .Mrs. Alionl iii'ii. Mrs. ('. V.. Illlli .Mm. Archil- Fi-rBiwiin. All'K. Iti-llii-rl l-iiolc, Mrs. ;M. W'il laril. Mm. 'I'. I,. Wi-uvi-r, Mrs. .1 ! A. Illioiuli.s. Airs. .1. Ii. WiUlrf, I Icily lllioiiilcs.' iiiilyn liill.'i'.Hiii Hhonlls. Quilting was ilolii- rollovl- lllg tllo husilicss II liuu 11 11 1 1 flf- lirious ri-l rcsliniciils wi-rc siiivcl iiy thn liosti-ss. Mr. nnil .Mrs. It. A. Moon- nail nuns, l.cun ami .liintiiii-. n-iiirut-il l-'riilay i-vi-iilm; from u llirct- iluys' rishiiiK trlii to i'lsli Ink.- John Hutchinson rcliirini to liis work at (inisslioit-r lonku-il iiMhi- JihvIiik siiciiI two ilaVs at thr- lloilli- of his tuiri-ulK. Air .nil. I .Mis. Walter Hutchinson. Nell Ferguson or AIiiiiii-iIii. Callr.. in visiting his uncle anil aunt, .Mr. ami Airs. Archil- I'Vi-kusoii. Atrs. I'larl W lh- oi Canvon villi- nnil Mrs. Itnlph I'huc uuil ilui)Klit-r, l-'ay, ol llli-ii-lali-. visil .'ll frlcnih: In thl coiiiuiuiiil CleiVn Hill. Dec. 81. IMC 40.7in.lS lu,4U f.-l IO.IIK.Dii I Wi lli i:i.;iidi 2.k;.'.':i . IK7.1J III, .",.',11. OB H.3U7.76 2U,:'13.7li 35,193.60 3.155.2D S,i:il).!l2 53. IS I3.711.3S I.5HH.17 1,7211.11 li-,lll.:5 . 57.SU . 5IX.4i . 222.17 2,32.33 12,500.1)1) I Hll. 15 WI4.53 !(ii.:ix . 67.01 3U5.1S . :i.ix) 4.IID2.74 2.72K.37 "ollc(lil Taxes lk,4u5.51 273t.4S 1.125.12 27.l-37.4S l,kS0.1S 44,lt;6.0 42k.7l 3 t,:i'jo r.s J37.433.15 4 1,525.27 ls,0S2.9 li.lsO.Sl 27,712.03 2.k 47.S3 215K4 1,334 26 24 Oilier Itt-ieuiifrf t I.75t.(i2 3.422.21 S.153.0V si2.it; 213.77 5.2'J14S h,;5u.6l) Tiausferil I 3.3M.IO 25,914.11 1,296.91 65.4U 75. 2D jk.OS 10,629.1)5 ... 2U629.7U f6IO."92.1ll 42.IS6.7S 29,295.21 Creillt Warrant TotulR Issued (144.16t.9U 97.S13.65 71.9K7.S1 57,296.62 1.125.12 Sk.245.9k 17,725.1-6 12.00l.US 4,124 2k 1.S44.47 116.01 6. 190.46 2k.793.34 1.139.6k 44,947.17 197,122.33 70.3k9.63 124.576.59 9,341.01 36,151.95 M.kO 14,190.32 1,724.01 8,060.37 8.24 1,744J5 67 .S l,l45.4; 27.k7 2.k32.33 12.5oO.lK) 255,35 6.00 H04.51 966.3k 75.12 . 52.91 305. Its . 300.00 4.US2.74 ! 2.72h.37 lo.629.05 I91K.403.19 M"4!938.11 Interest Paid 2.U45.S2 Cash Payment f 14.Sfc4.70 Debit Relmtes Transfem Totals 3,677.31 25,914.11 145.635.09 627.61 67,1-24.23 7.66 116.01 39.621.73 26.lk2.k3 ""39.23k.ii2 173.600.70 4S,6k9.k2 111,971.60 S. 635.24 33,298.76 250.no 26.92 11.UU3. 69 627.61 852.26 kl'l 618.75 2.576.52 768.13 1,641.91 82.5" 541. 02 24)93 20O.45 !,832.33 22.21 305.18 18,252.67 20.93 1.644.47 116.ul 40,473.99 26,lk2 83 8.21 40,564.43 176.177.22 49,457.95 113.613.54 8.7U.74 33,842.78 '250.00 227.37 2.832.33 11,003.69 6.00 Clei k B Bl. June 30.193" $ 1, 178.19' 11,163,68 1,125.12 19.993.32 ll,Sk0.16 2.47S.!; ""in.iir 2.610.51 1.131.47 4.382.74 20.915.11 20.931.6S 10.963.05 623.27 2,309.17 81.80 14,190.32 1.724.01 S.060.37 8.13 18,744.35 57.90 1.595.42 60.50 "i"496'31 219.35 804.53 966.38 Treasurer's Warrants italance 1'r.nHid June 30.1937 t 21.796.16 I 20,622.97 5,901.35 620.34 959.71 57.21 61.17 3,048.57 75.12 305.18 3,018.5 it.as 9.97 2.23 300.00 4.092.74 2.728.37 7,580.18 0,065.03 1.745.46 2o.953.u3 12.037.37 2.540.98 2,610.51 1.131.47 4,382.74 2o,946.11 20.931.6S 10,963.05 623.27 2,309.17 81.80 14,190.32 1.721.01 3,060.37 8.13 18.744.30 57.90 1.595.42 60.50 1.496.31 219.35 804.53 966.38 15.98 "9.97 2.23 3U0.00 4.092.74 2.728.37 7.580.4S . '''! .,,7,!'.n)!"",,, Tninsiors nolcil a hove do not ri'i-resi.-nt ruceljits or exjii iulilures, hut are intordeuartiiit-ulal transtor of funds. hi A II'. Or- Oi(l-.l,0. COI . I V OK DoriJI.AS. SS: o.. .'.'.,"'!'!. AT'1'' ! ''''''' "' th" ('""'y "r I KhikIiis. Slate of Orcaiiii, do hereby certify that I lie fi.reuolnt; mid eunent statement of the several funds of Douglas, County u I 1 '-O'Hok -1 111..- :io. 11137. as shown l,y Hie Ii is ami i.ons In my office, eare and custody, as I verily believe. ' . Witness my hand ami olticial seal this nth day ,,r .Inly, l!;:;7. (SenH KOV AliKK. fjountv Clerk. i 3.753.5S 5510,668.59 t 11,824.97 f 29,295.21 730,480.46 $187,923.33 $ 29.424.12 217,347.45 RECONCILIATION Cash 111 Hanks. June 30. 1937 $195,492.87 Coles Valley Cemetery Investment 300.00 Liquidation Accounts 4,092.74 Douglas County School Funds, Notes-MortgHgos 17.461.IJ4 Total ..?217.347.IR Tllursday. Nearly one hundred people gnlli erid Thursday eveuiim ul the Cuy .McOee liomn to clinviiri Mr. and Mrs. Metieo, who had retuiiied Hie eveuina bcrme rroln Iheir Hi-ildlng trip. Atn-r extendiiig wishes of happiness to Ihe newly weds the piinty, iiccoliiiiiliied hy tile hride and groom went lo Ihe grange hall where singing mid illlllclug were enjoyed. MELROSE MF.IJiOSK, .Inly Tl It Y. (tot:ern ol Seattle made n hilMiuest. t lip 10 AleltoHe Tuesday morning. .Mr. and Mia. C. It. I loluiiiuist , their .sun Itohhic and ilaiihtci- Pa tricia, iiirhed home Thursday ev eni in; It om n t wo w celt vaca- Motl tl'ili to llishce Ai-iznnu h Iimhi vfliey visited Ihe former' winter and family. They made the nip down-the const highway anil stop ped in San Francisco to init l,i) I Innscii, a former Meli oe rem deiii. They also stopped in I.os An'eli-s ami new ml other jdaies en route there, and on Ihe nip home they vinitt-d (irund can yon. Moulder dam and many other Phil-en ol intei et. They n eic ac com pa uied home hy t lie toi hut's nephew, Walter Anderson, of His hec, who will make his home here. Curl Heciii'f Sr. had ll new hack porch built 011 his house hist Heck. The ciii'ieuier work ttiis (lone hy W. I, Villi ( ! nillll. Waller Itecker, who Iiiih been einploved in tin lovKiupr wood.s near Myrtli- Point, was injured hy a Hinall t ree I alii iik mid striking him Me returned hill lie hist Week ami his father. Allien Heeler u lakiiiK tiis place until he is able to return lo work. Alt. ami Airs. Phil lies of F.u- Kern Miii-iii Sunday with the lat- ler'H pareiiis. Air. and Airs. ('has. Olson. Stanley Sjogren look his father. .1. Sjogren, (o (he North liend hos pital Sunday to receive medical nre. Ah-. Sjogren has been 111 for several months. Misses Clara ami Helen Nelson or .Minnesota vlsiied a short while Sunday afternoon w hh Andrew lhigiiis. They were passing through on a motor trip and stop ped for a lew hours. .1. V. Ingledcw and son Frank lin of Koseburg. Harry Wesloy nnil M. K. Ah Intire of Tenmile ulre camped on the V. S. Woodritf place culling piling for K. A. Fvn. ley of Itosehtll'g. Air. and Ahs. Orvnl MerriltAiml tlndr son John and daughter .Alice Louise of Noith fiend visitod f over Hie week-end with Airs. Alerritt's mother. Airs. Alinnie H":-kei ami on Sunday Air. Alerritt wt-fut to Sutheilin where be attendd s fam ily retmlon and then reliurieil to North Itcml in the evetitn.. . Airs. Merrill and child ten remuiiied for a longer visit. j Donald Wilson of Porllund ar rived Saturday to visit liiilelinile- ly with his uncle nml ufunt, Air. jiikI Airs. T. V. Ward. t T. F. Ward. Juki 'llhoiiiherg, (Mas Sjogren ami Iteed fiarber are all culling pilinu on C;uTl Pecker's place lor F. A. Fenley o Koseburg. ( nil Limlsey Sr. of t.os Angeles ret urn eit to .Melrose 1asl w ek to visit with friends iv'id with his I t y sou. Curl Jr., of RoHcbiirg, until August 1st. Mr. Lindsey resided at .Melrose until lust spring: when be moved ii Los Angeles to make his home. J. K. Conn moved his lurne flock of lurkeH last week to Coles vat ley to finish raising them. AZALEA trip to Roseburg Friday. Darwin Johns and Floyd Kakin returned to their homes here from Powers where they have been em ployed for the past three mouths. ELKTON RESPONSIBIL Your Business yA i;mmZ fit v X. Tuir t AZALKA. July 21 Mrs. Lowell 1 Curtis and sons, Lie mid Hobert. and .Mrs. Tom Huusaker shopped in Koseburg Monday. Aliss Florence Norman and Le land Johns visited in Itosehurg and Dixouvllle Tluirsduy. They were accompanied home by M3. Y. I). Chadw ick and tier two griindchildren, Teddy and Patsy Powell, who will visit here for several weeks at the I.oltiuU Johns home. Mr. and Airs. John Juntzer and spir-, Hejiniv.-itnd. .amnJU;jf i??jtui, ftver the week-end hi coast polios.: Thty also visited Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kviins at Mai slit ield. - The Kvans r.re i'ortner residents Iito. .Miss Kiitheryn Itau matin, v ho has been visiting here lot the past two weeks al the A .a lea ho tel, lefi Thursday for Portland. Mrs. Lowell Curtis and son Lee and Airs. Tom Huusaker returned Saturday night from Portland where they spent several days v'sitiii'i and attending to husiueSb. Mrs. Cuitis drove a new Chrysler sedan home. faience Kussell of Itandon vis ited Scttday morning with Kollii. Job-is. T!o iv was an attendance of i: at th- Aaba Sunday school Sun day. The Hist day of August vlli he tile annual group gathering pic nic u liich is held every year in Tanner's grove. Then- will be Sun day M-hool in the morning, wiih a iic"ic dl nner at noon. In the iilJernooi. tliere will be preaching. he public is cordially muted to attend. Air. and Airs. Frank Jantzer of Prospect isiled over the week end with relatives here. Air. and Airs. Lowell Curtis and sons, Lee and Robert, made a pleasure trip to Uoseburg Sunday. Mr. ami Mrs. Jim Itussell and children of Clendale and Alt, and .Mis. Kd Itaynor and family of liosebnrg were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Al i s. Jim Warren. Fred Hauiniinn made a business ELKTON, July 20. Miss Mury Wells returned home Wednesday from Roseburg" where she has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Ks ter Smith, who is ill. Charles Clements, Charley Weather!)' and Max LevenluiKen were Marshfifld visitors Thurs day . V. George, of Kellogg, has stait ed topick youngberries. A num ber of F.lkton people are working there. L. M. Smith was attending to busineeH mutters ut Coos ' Iluy Thursday. .Mrs. ljenu Hossen, Mrs. Xoa Wade ami Faye Hossen motored to Rttednowrt Thursday, e ....Mrs. Wayne Cliwvcr and daugh ters -went up the coast to spend a month at her parents home. F. II. Solomon was in Roed.i port Friday attending to business matters. V. !!. Jones was looking af'er business affairs hi Itoseburg Tliursday. S: A. Fenley was a Roseb'.irg visitor Friday. Miss May Jlenedlct, of Ashland, Is visiting relatives and friends at ElUtoli. ' Air. and Mrs. Henry Beckley, ef Coos Hay, siient the week-end at Elk ton. A. L. Hutchinson, of Kellogg, was in F.lkton Saturday. Frank (Jnibbe, of Wilbur, was at Elkton Friday evening. Chas. H. Arundel, of Itoseburg, was In Elkton Friday looking utt er business matters. Fred Riley Jr., who is working at Hundou spent the week-end at home. - Air. and Mrs. Chas. Smith, of Kellogg, were in Elktoit Saturday. Airs. Elsie Wells and Ira Wells, of Cottage Grove, were at the Mary Wells home Saturday. .Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Cooper, of Sulherllu, were Elkton visitors Saturday. Roy Entler, of Itoseburg, was looking after business matters In Elkton Saturday. Air. utul Airs. Louis Frost, of Coos Ray, spout Ihe week-end at Elkton. : Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Smith, of Cons Bay, spent the week-end at Elkton. C. A. Clements was at Salem over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lemley Jr., of Cottage Grove, were in Elkton Sat urday evening. The second annual pioneer stage drivers' picnic will bo held at Paradise bridge on the hlghwuy between Elkton and Scottsburg nL-the same place it was held last year. The time is July 25. Judge Carl Winiberly. of Rose burg, will make the address of the day. Frank Grubbe, of Wilbur, will sing. Exercises will starl at ten o'clock. DAYS CREEK DAYS CREEK, July 17 Edna "Mao Poole left Sunday lo visit relatives at Kellys Korner. .'Mrs. Frank Johnson of Med ford visited with relatives hero last week. .'Mrs. Laura Taber of Itoseburg Is'the guest of Mrs, K. Michaels. Walter Hutchinson transacted business lu Itoseburg Saturday. jpil and Airs. J. A. Rhoads, Mrs. Figure Alvord. Betty Rhoads ami Nettie Moore were Roseburg visit ors Monday. Mr. ami Mrs. Rny Wright and Reconciliation The summary of moneys turned over to the County Treasurer by the Tax Collector, and Personal Del. Tax Collector, tor the six months fend ing June 30, lWt. Rebates Churned to Each Division 527.01 Stale and County Tax ?H8--I,f'.51 General Road District 27,S:t7.1!t .Market Road Funds 1,125.12 Road District Funds 27,s:i7.iy County School Funds 4-l,16ti.u6 School Library Funds 12s. 7ti sub Total - syy.soy. 13 Special Road Tax l.MMUU Non-High School Tuition Funds :i4,::!Mi.5K Special School Tax 137. 133.15 Specinl 1" nion High School 'tl,..i.27 Special City Tux Uy.eN.y!) Special Fire I'alrol Tax G.l'-fi.lll Special Port I'mpiiiin Tax 27,712. hlklieiid Special Road District Tax 2h.oN North rnipqiut. Diamond Lake Tux 47S.D3 Tiller Special Road Dislliet 215. XI I'm uu Hlghwuy Improvement Head 1,33.1.28 Tenmile-Lalieslde llrulnuge Hint S.2I .11 Total jij4M,ll2.1l I 11.S24.07 I'iritCY A. WKIlll. Sheriff ulil Tax Collector. Il- Karl Pickens. Deputy. r.27.Cl S52.26 S.21 5,503.00 .."i7(..-2 7GX.13 1,611.94 S2.5II 511.02 daughters. Josephine. Murjoiie uml I.yle. visited ut the home of .Mrs. Miixine. were the guests ot .Mr. I.offer's pureuts. Mr. and Urn. and Mrs. l lam Sunday. r Jack Higgins, lust week-end. John Ferguson was u Itoseburg Air. and Mrs. Joe Allen, lvull visitor Sunday. Welch ami sou, Noel, were Hose- Mrs. Ronald Loffer nnd son. : hurg visitors Monilay. "T'M building for the future! I know the n ay JL to do thai is to give you the best products and the best service possible-today-' K -,. , i. i i r i. t-HTtrM1llHHt tomorrow -every day! "I'm t.,.ii;.. n:i.r.i.i i:. i ( .ili iiiiuiiii iviVMllklU 431'Hlli: Jllll : oil became they arc made by a company that feels a real Responsibility in serving IT lEOCgCPgDBCLQ)! the motoring public. In my opinion Richfield products are the finest'made! " As to earning and keeping your good-will-that's up to me. I'm going to do everything I can to win and hold your friendship if you will give me the oppor tunity ... 1 hat's my RESPONSIBILITY." ' Junc IN: mcHFirio RieORrt -Ruiioi ruun ni d.-oj.' I ' OLS1V A lOHVSr V ..th Crrtfudl i.irn ml Ci-rp. Him,: --- IP P M (PSTi t.,r, N.l-i (,x;fr; St:u.4,. NBC Rt4 K.-Mfc lie Bo Mult.- 'n P M i ri w J.di- Ml'' R-d S,.. ,fk Compcjr last Fall's price with Fall 1937 prices nJ BUY NOW in Wards August ana MAXiKEiT SALE Will b 1.39 Despite rising price! lower than last year oa pair Doubles. "OxtO in. Amtr icn cotton. Full sttnd ltd weight. Pastel plaids. , 69c Singlet . . eo. 5 Ic Aovellles Fall price, 1.98 70 80 JJ each S Chinn cotlon. Suede fin ish. Indian, plaid design. era Phone 95 .315 N. Jacksou St- Congratulations, Buick, on a Fine Slogan Many a Buick owner has been the owner o many Buicks. Year after year he has found no other car that see mi so fine to him. River- -side owners seldom care to consider any other nuke of tire. Their own testing, year after year, has proved every Riverside claim of ex traordinary quality, safety and service. This year, at always, "It's Riversides again." Llbwot Trade-in ...... Monthly Payments Arranged Replacement Part, for r ora " 3 9S Cy.ir.dc head. Ford . . 9.95 u.,d. Chev. 30 ana o I": Rod.. F.r :. ....79C COn"' " rod.. Chev. 29 .o - 5 Conn.- Ford 28 to o- - Silen Tlm.KB Gr- r j, ,0 32 1.79 . Gear. Cnev. f ge Silent i A-B. V8 . . ri.r. Ford 1.45 Supreme QualrtY Hum ite -79C Flyv,hee, Gear For . l. Frh-:rv;... Ford n A.a.mbiy. Chev. - - Fwll 12-Month GUARANTEE! fife Vaidl StanO""1 SerfHflOOSP- tf in r-- M J m Wards Commander Battery 3.95 Exch. . r.J In inst Bummor puT .hit uy "l" .r.driu-ion,;Qu..c,n 3IONTiiOM K 15 V :i!i liill-lzt. .l,-iti. oni- pin-t-cusp. All brand n..w mutoriuln. 24 Month Battery. Pi 6.75 Ex. 24 Month Battery. Special 51 pl iize tor Ford V8 7.55 E U live Jin Kfioi. m ; Cleoning SuppHeslJ Simonu Wax or Kleener 45c Chrome. Reflector Poliah 25c Chamois, 13 by 17" size 79c Sponge, 7" .tie. Absorbent 39c WA II m t-: -J-t Phone 95 sssGsw 315 No. Jackson St.