La Grande evening observer., August 16, 1928, Image 5

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GRANDE EVflNINO OBSERVER
Local News In Brief
IIitp I'Yitm l'onluml (mato officer ami provided a 1110.
CeoiKe I-. ln-akt ami ' son. of Mlum for cxchanglnir now Ideas in
Portland, slopped ut tiiu La (Inintli) 1)19 work.
hote
yesterday.
llt'io limn Wiillu Witlln
Mr. and Mm. t'hnrles V
Mole,
Visitor
He vera I v In! lorn uro expected
go io Chimp i'hy tonight oh I hem
HASSELLHOPS
NEW PREHISTORIC
MONSTER FOUND
(Continued trom ' D
t.f WH, Walla. ..rrl at the U'' b, . ,pcfll Wr.-pro,,,,. ; An.ive ftt rhrM,!
of KHKulInu causing
fuel.
U shurUKC of
Here I 'mi" l-l'iin
Mrs. A.i.L I'nrsons, uf KIkIh. was
a l.a (Irande visitor yesterday.
YMlllU AlfKlMT
Mrs. Hum Krby, of Portland, is
visiting iir th'ti.i'jty with her mulh-,-r,
Mih. Charles lUyslone.
In I'M'ilo Valley
(ieorye Itaiinian, hiuh school stu
dent, is spend! ntf lli rest of the
Mimim r in Kale Valley wheru he.
i vviirKiiu;.
(ltS IIT'
Mr. ami Mrs. I'M ward Landls. of
Portland and Mih. Jennie Lnndis,
..I Maker, win- mifNtH uf Mr, and
Mis. J. K. Wright Tuesday at their
Inmie here.
in the eliy. Tin y, spent some tiitpt
at the regional headquarter, while
fit Spokane.
Grande hotel yesterday.
On Vmnikm Trl
K. Ituwtell Hcolt,
Hero From .Mirhiuan
A. 11. Mills and family of I len
to n Hurhor, Mich .7 Were vhrttrtrrf iii
l.a t! run do yesterday, rctfistciintr
nt the l.a Grande hole).
Eastern Ore en It I
lit I.nkc 9 ),nv Meant executive, and Mm. Scott i
Airs. -William uannien is hi aml lncr dHUffhter. Mary Louise,
l.ake this week taking medical Hrp n u Vlu.allon trlp lo Nttand
main.enl. 'Mm. llarnden will un- . Ktl,.rt(.,- ThrV Sunday by
Ontario, on First U-g of I "ir' Tr..n
derso a tonsil operation tomorrow
iiibriiVtiK. tlu lias been Hu ns since
Sunday.
car.
jliotiimetl Homo
1 Mrs. John Adskim
returned to
till. .Mc.Vlory Men work this morning at 1 r. It. '
'llero IY0111 Salem Ir. W. I'. MeAdnry spent today . Murphy's office after u two weeks.
I .Mr. Kd Wrlirlit, who now makes in l.a Grande visiting with friend vacation. Mrs. Adskim visited with
1 her home In Salem. Is visiting in "d making ti mm cement to l" relatives and friend In Spokane.
Ithls city with relatives and friends, i hack in l.a (irande ami open his Wash
nion-
ilir (iitnilniitef! uf lirelllsl lil'le
1 Tip lO oWCClCn 'time related to the rhlnueeruH.
i i I'ussll remains of the animal were
. . 'discovered in the fluid desert, Ma-
COCIIKAM-.. Out. Aug. U AP Utfh(IUI1 , l9ai antl lhdu;,t.' that
itert Massell and Parker Cramer uboul ly fwl h,Kh aiu,
landed hero at 2:30 o'clock thl W;(H l5 fprl lul
afternoon eompieunc mo ursi iaji n.h,.,.,.ii,Pii.i'm
to Stockholm. , Sweden, They left
Uoekford early this morning and
will spend the night . hero before
continuing-
Put your
wero a tertiary
family of hoofed mummals.
j offices again about Sept.
adily improving.
1. He is
On Vara lion j
' rt i.anU is 011 a vaeation from
the Kastei rf h egnn i.lgbt and
I'owen company. He will visit in I
ISakt-r fnr a'.ti-w days with his mo-'
iher and simef ami then he plans!
lo go to Portland for a few days. I
ullmaii Man Here :H,am, m,",,m,,h': , . V . . T
ltoli. it S. Itixou, of i'uMman. j 1 " , .. UUIM "
Wash., registered yesterday at . the , Married YeMrnla.v J Hoss i'aci.ie university students,
la (irande hotel ! Hugh K lirady. justice of the h'tt l.a tlrande a tew days ago tif-
. ip.ac". oflh iated at a wedding cere- 'ter spending nearly a week here in
Jmony at the Sacajawea hotel yes- tne iiueresis 01 ineir rouege. 1 m
tetduy wlo-n i;unn v. arper anu i.eojjiu- im . u aim imimin iu-
11 K'..iu-nrihv. I'Mth of Wallowa nier calling upon prospective, stu-
llonte I'rtnn TH
Mrs. I.. K. Waltz, accompanied
by Winifred Scott, returned this
morning on train No. 2 4 from a
trip lo Portland.
ounty. wen
married.
Cetuiiis ti) Portland
Inez Hughes has returned to
Cortland after a brief visit hero
with friends. Miss Hughes is
tt inlying beauty parlor work in
Cortland. She drove here with Mr.
ami Mrs. Leigh, of Portland. Mrs.
I.i igh (Kleanor Williamson) Is in r
a unt.
I'nrestry .Man Hen"
P. S. King, who Is eonneeted
with the slate forestry department
from SKiii, is here on business for
a few iluys. He is registered at
the La. tlrande hotel.
Agent Is Hen-
H. Miller, of Portland.
and passenger am-nt for th
freight.
Chlca
dont.
Left tn aiiiUon
Miss leorgia Ware and her inoth-
Mrs. K. A. Ware, left tills
IloCKPnUH. III.. Aim. 1 (AP)
liert llassflll. accompanied by
Parker Cramer, co-pllot and navi
gator took off at 11:40 a. in. Cen
tral Standard time, on the first leg
of a proposed flight to Stockholm,
Sweden,
It wuh estimated that a crowd of
fully 10,000 was at the" field to see
the filer off.
aim passenger ugem ior me Mieu-, .1
L-. 1 rllnKlu : Quln.y. tho Colo- '"n ( Spokun.. and otlwr,
,l .4 .su.h,-,n un.l th.' It. Worth 1 Wi.-hlnKton PolntM !.. tlu- H
Lel.iMns to Itaker
Miss Maxine Lewis C'lnrned
Tileday to Itaker after visiting here
for about a week with Miss Mar-I' '
jt.iie Iteynnbls. Miss Anne Stange. lApe't''(l Home
Ufl-s Mar.iorie Iteynnlds. Miss Mil
dred Smith and Miss d-lt y Coch
ran accompanied her home.
llitine From lortlaml
Clint Van I'leet. La tirande nu-r-ehant.
returned today on train No.
21 from Portland where he spent
a week or so on business. Mr. Van
Clect attended lluyer's week which
he described this morning as a very
successful event,
....II...... i,,1r,.,nl.,u .SPeiHI ailOUl UMI '-IMl 1'PIIIHh.
'..li MUg
illll'l fJHIItllllf,
business.
Denver City
eft on train No-
Tomorrow
Jeii Itosenbaum, owner of the
llosenbaum Ktectric eompany. will
j return home tomorrow from a trip,
no SjiokaneUvhofo be lias been at-'t'-nding
a district Krighkiire, con-.
veiition. ,
On Vacation Trip
.Mr. and Mrs. IVed L. Shepherd
and daughter. Clara, are on a vaca
tion (rip to Seaside, Portland
other coast points, 'piny have .
gone .since a week ago
and will return In the next lew
days.
Ware. Is office attendant for the
Charles H. Heynolds Insurance
Agency.
Hat lug J '.njoyatde 'J'rip
' Miss Valette Harer, who has
been tfone'fho nasi month or lllui'ft
Wednesday lon '1 l, m To 'ie eonnoeiu, i.-,
. . ' iniw In Sn it Ct an risen and is e-
' piH'tert home In abowt a week. Miss
I Harer ha visited in many of the
j nation' most interesting t itles and
lin California has been with her sis-
Ou Vacation Trip
Miss Pauline Lederle is on a va-1
cation trip to Western Oregon. Miss) - " f
Lederle is visiting in Portland. 'Vn ! Hutiip uli Visit j
tialia, Albany. Seattle and other) Floyd Smith: who has been at St.j
points and will be gone until the Helens. Ore., working this summer,
Jirsi of September. She left a week 'arrived here last Sunday-for a visit ,
ago. with his parents, Mr. and Mr. l''- (l
. Smith and his sister, Mrs. Donna
I At l-nkt
Nauipa. Ida., stopped in La Grand1 ' ' , i L. J
r I I, ..i 11.. i.i. -,lv. m K. I'. Scarborough, who visited
Wallowa Lake to join his family
w ho have been vacationing there
for the past week. He has been at -lending
ltuyer's week In Portaud.
here recently. She went to Can
ada us a delegate to her sorority'
convention from O. S. C.
BIG STEAMER
ON ROCKS OFF
MEXICO COAST
', SAN Fli'ANviHCU, Aug. Hi (AP)
The tyifaiine . department of the
chamber of commerce announced
early today that il had -received
nwssagfM suylug the sunnier Kcua
dor of the Panama- mail line was
aground) lff Cajie Haa La.arus on
t'he'eoast of Mexico, ami renuesled i
HHslsta net1,- 1
'i'tie Kcuadot' carried sixty- pas- J
sengei-B and a liea;y load of freight
. iHMfrnni' Urn . ir"r - -
w In n
as much
ie I
eft Sin Kranciseo.
lief to the Carolines.
I Nichols, who i visiting here from
( 'nlifurnlu.
Sons ami Daughters Meet
The .sons and daughters of I'n
ion county pion.-ers will hold :i
in.eting at tin- city ball at 4 o- t,.I)n.niat jo Here
clock. Saturday. Aug. 1. This is n( A j c-uHtelo, freight rcpresenta
very important nu-eting and every- tV(, of thl. tj,nimore & Hilo rail
one is urged to be present. j road company, w ho makes his
J nt.j,pniarters In Fori land, is an
On acat'mi 1 rip I uvirnlght business visitor in La
Miss Petty Meyers and Miss Her- (;mn,(-, looking after business mat
nice I lartwibower left today on a jL.rs
ae.ilion iriii to Portland and pos-, , :
lattvis of Miss Meyers In Pirlland.
This fall the two girls will enter
the i n.vrrstty of Idaho. i
ate on Minor Triii
, Mrs. S. C, Laphani left this
inoruingjon a week's motor trip to
Portland and Washington cities.
She aecninpanh d Mr. and Mrs.
George Puckett and daughter, Irmn
lot I nion on the trip. They will
spend a few days In Portland and
then go on to Cenlralia and the
lialis before returning home
FLOOD (JAINS
. STRENGTH IN
THE SOUTH
(Continued on f age 5)
?dcrsou mill brbl
was swept away.
' 1 ; A freakish tornadc
llCTHi:UKOUIVi'()N N, C, Aug.
Hi (AP) -The Lake Lute dam. I no
feet blgli, behind which is stored ,
i millions of gallons of water, was
I K.,...,1 is. I,. t,..l;.V 1.1 I... I. Jikill- :
iiiUIV llllil a I"li:e m uirii mm
working-dcsperately to pi event any
,.realt.
LOW ROUND
TRIP FARES
daily during teason
Make that long prom
ised tripto Yellowstone
this summer nearby
and easily reached by
Union Pacific. All ex
pense tours in Park
include sightseeing
motor busses, hotel or
camp accomodations
and meals.
M
ODE
L
nn
Ford
111
shape for
thousands of miles
on Tiger river
Here From Summer llle
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith, of
niiioierville. f;pent yesterday shop-
nd t ransjo'ting Imsine In La
irande. They visited with their
laugh tr. Miss Wilnia Sin it h. who
is an operator at the I lut h-Kllza-Itelh
beauty shop.
Lslteil from Monmouth .
Mrs. Clyde. Kiddle has been hav
ing as her guet-ls for the last week
her unreins. Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
.(Murdoek, of Monmouth. Ore., and
her brother. Cm.i ge N. M unlock
ami his wile and daughter, Kelly.
,of, A.'hivng"...."!. They,. , Jcft , this
morning for Monmouth where .Mr.
and Mrs. George N. Murdoek will
visit for some time after which
they will return home via Los An-
igelc and the southern route.
.Meet NSter
Mr. and Mrs. John .la cobs, of
Noilh Powder, were In La (irande
ihls morning to nn-et Mr. and Mrs.
C. V. Hack, of Spokane, who ar
rived here on Irain No. 24 and
will visit in North Powder where
Mr. .faco
brother Klmer in the lumber bus
iness. Mrs. Jacobs and Mr. Hack
sisters.
tore up iiO
houses at P.alh. S. C, yesterday and
(injured one woman, -A. wore of
1 house were damaged or destroyed
. by a similar si or in at New berry.
hpt no casualties were reported.
Charleston . also reported heavy
I damage from the storm and high
vat er.
in North Powder where . o..,o-i:hi. (Jullinun anteared
is assoclatril wnn ins , ...-( Mi. having been Isolated
jby flood water released by the col
lapse of tw o dams on iKapilco
creek. Price dam. impcu tiding a
1 7.000 acre lake and Melton dam.
holding. ."00 la'i'iw, -if Impounded
iter eollapsed yeHlerday.
Mllledgeville, Ca.. with withoul
water ami was isolated.
on hat mil one ran line open.
! Aci'onnlant On iii-aLmi .
1 William T. ' ,l'ss. ' aceounfa hi. for"
the i:aslern Oregon Development
co.npan. in, m n i.m, " '.drmklllg
on a i o-w eeii ai .n imii i !. i ..,,,
lroe to Pendleton
Mrs. P. W. Lelghton and her
daughter, Lilella. drove to Pendle
ton yesterday to spend the day with
Mrs. 1 1 ugh "ot in oily, formerly of
this city but now of Pendleton.'
Tln-y found that Mrs. Connolly had
been ca lied Sunday evening to
Newberg. Ore., to be with her mo-
' l lo r, Mrs. Kva Lovell. w ho is criti
cally ill there. Mrs. Lovctl is also
a former La Grande resident and
In r trieii'ls here are gravely wor-.
tied about her condition.
and reported the okiuuh-.ee ri
'two feel over Mood stage, Willi
' Hack After HI Vnrs
"It's been HI years since 1'vit been
on the soil of Hie county in which
i was born." ibelared S!- A. 1 tol
lmen, of Spokane, as he arrived in
La Grande, this morning on tram
No. 24 with a broad smile that be
fitted the occasion of his return
after so long an absence. Mr. Hot
man Is lo be the guest of his uncle
and aunt, -Mr. and Mrs. James .Moss
at their home at 13 M avenue
for (-everal days. He is with ,the
'liiHed Stale postal servh'c in Se
ts driving to Portland and from
there will go to Alaska by boat. Mr.
.less w as accompanteu oy .l iss rer-i ,,. r,... r....l i t- ovneeled tod iv
nee llarlenbower and Miss H;y Mur(1 hiin , s lnrhcM ,jf ,,,! fell
Meyers as far as 1 ortland. H'' i, , ,ho ,!IHt fow wvvkH, one-
1,,V " " V;'nitt'" -(third normal annual precipitation.
" " ... .- 1 This week's flood in Hie three
Lrhm. n,m iHp j .n1I wi,hin ,0 u
Mrs. r. J. I ouhan and daughter I )p hrnyy r;lUl
.MaiKarei, ami son. van. reiumcy , -i, i,.i, l.l,.,v In fr.un
V eiled Here
Mr. ami Mrs. Joe Crazier, of Los
Anu'les. passed through La Grande
yesterday en route home after visit
ing with her people in Koise. They
pent part of the afternoon at the
U. .1. Kitchen homo. Mr. Crazier
is a Cniversity of Oregon student
and has a number of college friends
In l.a Grande. i lie has been hore
e-i. n in emit lection with his posi
f.'.m with General Motors. He was
recently transferred to California.
Ted Larson taking Do- position
u -t h t he company w hich he had
hebl.
! .tni
Wi ll
s. It.ri i
lo
Ma
. t-'- J'. ol
gh loi
"a it ami lor son. A.
Chicago, h-ti by train
niglif (or I'ortlaiol w lo re .Mrs.
' air wilt visit. Mr. Mayger is on
his way home alter visiting here
for four davs with his mother and
t is sister and brother. Miss Norma
Mavger and Metiin Mayger. M
'attle. Mr. Holnuin evinced hearty
Interest In the growth of l.a Gramie
'ami was eager to go over the entire
valley agflln. He. Is the son of a
pioneer family.
Hack From Idaho
Mrs. K. Luclle Daly of the Col
onial beauty shon returned last
.night on train No. 23 from Molse,
'wh'-re slm has been for about two
months for her health. Mrs. Daly
has been unite ill all summer but
Is much better now. "It's good lo
be back to l-a Grande." she de
clared Gils morning. Mrs. Daly's
mother. Mrs. Mary Itroun-Lewers.
returned with her. leaving again
!on train No. 24. She has been in
Hoi He and Is going back to her
home in New York where she is
soon to begin a lecture course in n
home economies conference. She
mad' Iut home In l.a Grande a
number of years ago.
last night by train from Greeley,
Colo., where they have been visit-?
lug i elat Ives. M iss I touhan has j
bei n in Colorado for the hist two!
months of the summer while Mrs.!
Dotihan and Carl joined her tin-re j
about two weeks ago. The Doll-
hull home here Is at 2"o:: east M
avenue.
Florida.
: .while clear skies were expected
throughout Georgia v today, the
weather forecast dhl
Mint proiui-
Arriving Tonight
Mrs. Merle Jenkins, of Ames. In.,
and Mis. Gertrude Miller, of Port
land, are arriving here tonight by
train for a several day's visit wiia
their htother-ln-law ami sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Claude L. Muekey at their
home 2di3 Khst street. Mrs. Jen
kins has been visit ing wit h M rs.
Miller ami other r lative on tint-oast
and Mrs. Miller is returning
to Ames to spend the winter with
iher. Mr. Jenkins is an instructor
at Ames college. Mrs. Jenkins and
'Mrs. Miller will be lorn lor about
live das. ' -
-fl i;n Tin il Today
Miss Kessle Love, deUllire llolly
ood star who appeared in La
rande with l-'anelion & Marco
stcrday. would like to come
back to La Gramb- In the Mint
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
j .jhSastf
aotvii. mc rum tj
MSI
i J, j and meals.
Sand for
P 1 Nliool Park Book
umm i-Mi.iiinifciflriiini i-w jttnuhiUt
,1. II. KFF.NFY
. . t-u.i i nn
Today Friday
Starring
George
Sidney
Miller-
A picture that you can take to your heart at the
beginning That takes possession of your heart
to the end.
You may have seen more spectacular pictures
You may have seen more pretentious pictures
You may have seen costlier productions but
You have never seen a picture that could hold
you spellbound from beginning to end as does
"We Americans." .
Cartoon Felix in "DOUGH N UTTY"
Jiof additional service
j
MORE limn right million Model T Fords are
Mill in nolive use nnd many of tlicni can
bp put in shape for two, llirec and five more
years of service old even longer at very
sinnll cost.
The folloM-ing list pives the approximate labor
charges for reconditioning the Model T Ford-
Engine
Tune motor (Including rrpl.rrmrnl of romnwutitr rn,c,
brush and i!irjilor polnu if nccrliir) - $1.00
t.rinil viilvr. and clean carbon ----- $3. 73 lo 9 1.00
Overhaul carliurelor - - - - - - - l..i0
Rclinr dclarhahlr car Iranamift.ion hard - - ' 1.50
Install new pinion, or connecting rod. - - - ,- , 6.00
Tighten all main hearing. ------- 6.00
Overhaul motor and tran.nilulnn ... $20.00 to 23.00
, .i Krar Syttrm
lleplace rear axle a..enihlv . - - - - ,
In. tall unlvrr.nl Joint . - 3.00
Rellne l.r.ke .hoc. 1-50
Tighten rear radin. rod JA
Replace rear axle (haft, drive .haft pinion, or drive
gear 5.00
Overhaul complete rear a.le aMemhlv ... $5.75 to 7.00
Rehli.h .pring and perehea - - - 1.75
Oil and graphite .pring. 3.00
Wild Horse
Ma'yuer is a number of the Grave,, Home From YMl jam! ko Midiim! The pet Ho aetressj L 1 ailVOIl
.Mayirer arciille.-t iirm 01 - in- -mis... i- eun., ........ .,...,....,--- Vl' u u-T ' wooucorr
latro sabl to be one of the leadini; a few days airo lioiu a three wc-Ks,jusl oeiore train ,m. - i puiu-u oui JkC.T
.! .in'teetnral companies there. lie visit w hlch terminated at KlaHiat h , as she scanned the mountain ARjf cooDWtlVrwr i
'ad a very pleasant stay lo re,
I i-oei Lnrtlnd he will t:o lo San
rCancisi o and t fw-Jen. I'tah. bvt'ore
1' till IIIM'' to iie,i,'ft.
I'te, in Camp j
"'I. tire IVrkiiis and "iri:il Koch-
lisp;, i icr. acle s-outs from La
Grande who are lo be members of
-n K.mle scout . del. nation trom
ef the nation who will make a
i jt through the Glacier national
i.. iacln-d the park yesterday
' oa, uf-eorflinif to letters received
1 v tin it- scoot ti-tends. Tln-y had
I very Inter, still; day in Spokane
'. 'i- siay. spent with Spokane scouts
v e-:liiie pa rks and places of Interest
w here she was t In
her htm and da uji hter-in
and Mrs. Theryl "Kabe'
Mrs. Duffey stopped in
law. Mr.
Green.
Portland
and visited a few flays en route io
Klamath Kalis. The trip to South
ern Ore son was made by train but
the I'-turn trip was made by motor
slaire by w ay ot Ib nd ami ( eiu ra I
Op icon. Mrs. Inn'iey became II!
while visit inir h-r son and did not
Set to vlU as many places as she
plantn-d although a "trip was made
lf I'rater Lake. A trip into Cali
fornia had la-en anticipated. Al
though Mrs. I 'ul'lcy Is improvim-'
since she came, home .she is not
ettUrelV Well Vet.
iroiind the Gtainl" Monde vail
from the depot platform. Jere I 'e-!
Lauey, M Iss I .ove's da mini; part - j
iter, and the rest of cast, bit on j
the train lor. enslavements farther,
east, this UHnnhiK. alter stop pi n; '
, at the l.a Gi ainle hotel.
l'lHII('ll
IIIIAVV 1
"si on:
i rs"
li.MiV
Easy For Men
To He Swell Dressed
Michaels-Stern Suits
Manhattan Shirts, Hardeman Hats and
Nettleton Shoes
ti
'
(yhiT (Sthie
'THE STORE W1TH.A CONSCIENCE
linporiani Men On Train
j Hound tor JSoisc where two lm
'poitaut conferences are to be loid;
this weekend, a j deleft 1 1 on ol imn i
' promlu ut in, states and cities of
jlhe Nort h u . stainof.U' tln-lli 'h(
of I'fiice Jin litis .of fort land ami
'a. S. Gos's. inast-r of tin- Washing
.ion j:, jniye - w ere on train No. "I
I estenl.iy morn I air. 1'a rl of t In
'croup will attend lb- elirhth Int- r-1
! uat ioi.-iI cr iim- cr.nfi i' m , w hi- h
is beintf sponsored by tin- North-
w st Association of Sin rlflH and
,1'oile.-, mid OtllCtS ttl'lc I il ruu'e to
Itoisc for tin- annual meeting of Mn
' Western Slates Taxpayer's associa
tion. I'"'H'Im-s l 'rub kslianli, inspeetor
, f.f flu- pi o inctal pollei. of Van
tei.itiei. It. L. S. May, pn shb h(
Jot the North w sit-ru Asoeialbot
i of Shei iiis attd 1'oltec. ami Int'T
! nat iotia H- pioiliinent seb ntific
je iuilmdOLCi-t Were names KH lteef
pit ramboti atnolii; the hi lire wroup
wl;j wc-te travillimr to one of the
tu conr-reiP't . W. V, McKay.
,pi:t.ieitv manager fr tin- Norih
west of filer's association, who 1"
(In-ad of a S-attb- ..iJ.crll.dn.r a-n-cv
was al.-o In the party des rlbed
(the crime conference as lilnsl
' st Kit if icant ii ml tin port an t conven -!nu
In. thai it ifot.s to ccimnt re
l(' rf b- f ' ti f-'iuu'y, 'i'V and
I
W'K is r v von t
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Stratvs and Strings and Stranger Things!
Front Syttem
Overhaul front axle
Rehn.h .plndle ho.lies and arm. (holh .Jde.)
Replace or .traighten .pindle connecting rod
Tighten radio, rod or .leering hall rap -Tighten
all locket, and joint, of front end .
Replace front .pring lie bolt or new leaf -Straighten
front axle -
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Tighten all aula and holt. -
Replace rear fender ---
Overhaul .tewing gcae .....
Repair muffler - - - -
Overhaul radiator ......
IJne up front vrheel. ......
Repaint Cotlpo -------
Repaint Scian
Repaint Touring Car ......
Rfiiphol.tcr RnnalKMit .....
Rriiphol.ter Touring Car .....
Repair .cat ru.hion ......
Replace lop deck (Coupe or Scl.n)
Overhaul Itarting ninlor .....
Overhaul generator ......
f 1.00 to 5.00
2.50
.75
.60
1.50
2.50
3.00
3.00
1.75
3.50
1.00
7.30
.30
23.00
23.00
20.00
8.00
13.00
2.50
4.00
3.00
2.60
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Work Shoes
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Dcslroycrs of Ilfyh Prices
These priej-s are approximate anil are for
labor only, because the ntiinUcr of necessary
parU needed depends on the condition of each
car. The charge fur lltcse parts is low, however,
because of the established Ford lovt-priec policy.
So that you may pel the greatest use from
your Model T Ford over the longest period of
time, hp suppest thai you take the car to thfi
nearest Fond dealer and have him estimate on
the cost of pulling il in good shape. A very small
expenditure may he the means of ptin you
thousands of miles of additional service.
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CHARLES F.REISNER.
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