I Tuesday, August 20, 1929
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
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Wallowa County
Girl Is Married
To Conrad Wyss
MEN US
MAMER NEAR
HOME FIELD
ON LAST LAP
To linker
E.l
Tnhnsnii were
,.nd Sunday
.-.-iriiw
Pay
her brothor.ln-ln W find otulA. M-
of I'nlnn, .mil Tom and Jim. Harold Cioedcckc ' ' Hv Mr. Itorilin Cuiimt
In liiiKer Saturday i , ((ihservor Correspondent)
Willi officials of the I (iniuif la lViriJuiid I pnrraim; n, , -!,...ii .
i u-wm in ............... , .,,. Aiyce conk In Ie--nE to- i ' '"mail Ifj-m ami .letlv llennett
I- fo1" ",0 Piirpw.0 "f1 morrow for Portland . w h.-re she t were married i In Camle T.ies.
will spend several days visiting. day. , They are slnyin).' ul I he l.luvd
Miss Cook recently participated in 'place. Can in employed hy John
nie icnnis inurnnmcnl at I'nlnn
ui.lrcliim slllt "" lnn Proposed
,..i.a ruction of a creamery hutld-
d delinllo nrranKemenis as
.1.. r,t tl, ul
Utll locmi"" r. .
tilfe have heen made lint I'loyd
u-ii.'hn has announced that a
reaniery is tiu'cn-u u k hhi
lulled l Paker In the near future.
I "
Jtiiisr Here
rurs. II. Avery and children
vik inalcInK their nome nere nils
summer al the fleaver aparlments.
fiyy 'invp "een ill i orvitiiis lor
HOpH' 11,1 wrj 111
at in i vim hi mi ii iii-iiiiiiik uiv
mi nun sale which is attraet
wiiol ' fii-nwers from j wide
ruthus- Mf ouerins several lots
tni s-ile. tuner growers ironi I n-
K loi cniinl.v who are selling are .1.
IlillilllO. lilinv. ..I" IM-IIIHUI 1II1U
Cur Ureoveivd
A-iiKlil coupe, reported ntolen
nlk'il from W. K, Jieyerase. '
last
:l!f
ping
f jluvh inn-.".
i nitt v.
.,.... -i.i , cvr-ninjf. They
h ;i j.ri'!SS lll'O h;icli of the; ' !-
(Vila Itottllnj? work. Dii Kusl
i A H; HIS il V'll II', WHICH IMIIIH (J it
..,..i,t,.f!ilili' (iimiuil-v of ktuks ho-
l'(ir. it wits lHlt r'111, Hnvftily galloon
ofi ciiriiiilH " worn used by I lift
'incnnnd l,H- l'l nli i trunk nlsn
xon nnd S;ir of l'ilot Hook m look
after and supply ihn throo illfffr-t-nt
hhprp eaiuprt limy hnvo in this
part at the fouiily. Their many
friends wish thorn murh happiness.
Oonrud 'ys.- J from Sw HzoiImihI
and Jouy is the oldest riiumhior of
Mr. and Mrs. Joe I'.onm tt, of Jo
seh. I-'red C Potter was quite ill nntst
f the week, I J o became HI Tun
day nl(,ht and Woiliiftsday. )Je wnn
alone and Wednotlay cveniiiH: ho
called P. t harper's i-esldencc and
Miss Jlllian an dOj-val went over
and brought him to tjieir homo
where ho remained until Krlday
rnot-nlnj,', 1 1( was able to return
a bis home but not entirely well.
jirs, Aiioo Mium was qniin hi
- jYodne:dny but is now able to be
l-'i run Wallowa at worji aain.
Mr. und Mrs. M. V. Oliver, off Mtss Kthel Carper of Jax Cirande,
Wallowa, arrived in ihU city lastieame in Thursday to spend a ftw
was reooveied later In the ewninjr
on west Jefferson avmiio, arcord
InK to the police mrords.
Of Unllaro. j
Miss Katherine. rialnl and J. '
f'nmmnndK. and wn, or Wallace,
Ida., arrived In this city last eve.-
niiiK for a Kbori visit with friends. !
Cr iu Pnrllaiid
Mr. and Mrs. l.'rcd Himeth and
nonjurors mrt thta niotnin for
J'oriland, where Uwy will spen
few days.
i re
here .on .
I:
I M-lleil at Wallowa ' '.
j The II, li. Ulakc ramlly'spent the
.n-enKn:nl vlnlllnk' la cpve.: -Mr.
tl-llalie Is i-inployfd at Jester's shoe
; shop. ; , . 4 ..
4v.
assist a nr
The
J fi . r. a. ill.
e. . There was .
recall tso'-inden"
jl-'aiicho ii u niiif i u-ifi, owner m
i'th'- l.ftiman ?prms re.soii, wiinn
' lif located on tin scenic route ne-
i'J l '''li IP'''' il IMI I -fimil-MJH lil
'. Htartcy. ""' ' limit, un mi i.u
J.tfrnfc'V today on a brief business
; trinlie Is enlarKliiK lh ywim-
'nihiir pool al l.ebman Sprlnus und ,,.,,.
lali (nslallin? new eahins. Me says
t.ft:ii l.ehrnaii Springs is actually
to La (Ira tide than i'endle-
L tin tfoniK ly way oi wiirupy,
rlvo to Portland
Mrs. William Sierist and Mrs.'
I'Yed Spaeth and their -laughters
drove to Portland yesterday.
4im-s to Portland
Mrs. Colon' Kberbard left last j
evening for Portland, where' he ,
wilj spend a short time visiting. 1
daytr'with her parents, Mr.' and
Mrs. i 1. Carper.
UH1 Carper was qulip lust Thurs
day jjttliiK' the mall to Promise.
J le-delivered the sacks they Knve
him at Maxvlllo but on -nrrlvhiK .
ftt. Promise' found he had no first
class mail so had to. -return for
tbat and arrived al Promise about'
6 p. in.
Mr. and Mrs. Prod Trump left ,
Thursday for I. a (Ira tide where
Mr. Trump not s for medical treat-
ment.- Hill Carper is taking the
mall durintr l-'red's absence. .
Jack and. Virginia ltethel are
Hy NISTKlt l,-ltV :
Campers and tourl as always I r
should keep in mind, the need ot ,
pure dnnkfne water. I
Contaminated water is even a'
prciiter diR-asc -carrier thau mill;,,
and clearness and palatatdenesn
lo not guarantee purity.
Water "wliirh has been boiled
for twenty miimtcs is sieriliited and.
biii'f for driukliiR. P.ut the Intense;
beat of lioilia? drives out air and
until air is a train mixed Willi ibe
watet- it will taste flat. 1
Although nearly all foodstuffs,
no matter' liow dry tbey may
seem, contain some water, only i
about half I he w ater required by
lite, body Is furiiislied 111 this man-'
ne.. . ;
I'uui-llotiK of Water
Water regulates the tcinpern- !
lore of the body, assists circula
tion, helps in el'ininallnn, abls di
gestion and thins the blood. These,
factors all are essential for health,
and do their share toward keeping
one cool on hot days.
While water dilutes the d.iirovd -Ive
juices, these fluids work more
efficiently when diluted) so water!
with meals is a Kood practice. It
should not be taken In lan?o ' ,,u" r1"'"1". "."'' 1 " . . I
anion nl k tn wash down ha If -mas
Mem...) ruo.i hot sirtwlv nl'-1 bo'dy sai.l it was apparent
ter lo las been ronudetely : trouble had develop, ,1 and
eh..e ..a :.,wl MH-iinwWi. Water ho leape.l in an attempt
served with nieals Khould not be Wivo her lite.
(on cold. Sudden cbilliiiK .of the "-
stomach retard diprestlnn.. SCK ;! IIF.ADS WKST
Water used ' for dish washi'itf j,.:s CITY. Mont., Ahjj. 20,
slrfiuld lie pure.: If. ' after wash- j ' A I ') The airi)lane Spokane Sun
(Continued from Pae 1) '
eral shlH were streaming along
: (he course they planned to follow.
1 The American coast was shrouded
in for.
At the tfpecd the Swiss fliers had
maintained up to the A .ores they
should hae reached Newfonnd-
Vand about four o'clock ibis morn
; Infr and Halifax, N. S. at - lo. It
t bad been their plan to refuel at
Halifax if their mis was low, but
they had said that If the supply
; was sufficient they miirht decide
proceed ti New Vorl; without
landing.
woman" l'l. ir.it Mi.iY:i
' PllOKNIX, Ariz.. Auk. -vl
-The body of Miss Marvel Cros
sou. San lie:o filer reporied miss
, lutf last niiflit when other entrants
of the women's air derby from
Hanta Monica, Cat., tit Cleveland
: lantlcd here, was found early thl
morning six miles north of Wellton,
Ariz.
f She was found some distance
: from her wrecked plane, her para
! chute released, but unopened. Tin
i search! ni; party which found the
that
that
to
McKinley, and also carried James
Warner, and Phil SaVman at R:10
a. in. the plane had been In the.
air continuously for I!' hours.
In refueling. Teinplemun Is spar
ed the danger of lea via ur the con
trols unKiiided. by an automatic
funnel shaped device which catcher
the gasoline conduit as il Is drop
ped. It is the first time the device
has been used in endurance fights.
maivck xi-: w r. s. rn.com .
WASIIINCTON. Auk- (AT)
Huivaii of siandanls ca libra lions
today showed that Waldo Water
man, Test pilot at Metropolitan air
port in I. os Annelcs. made an
American altitude record of 2.SS0
feet for com mercial planes on
July L'T.
iioi.max i.NTi:its u.ci:
POi:Tl.ANI. Ore., A u k. -MK (AP)
Charles W. (Sieed) llotmau.
tiouaily fanmus
out Nick Matuer
to Spokane air
aK'o, will be on'
flier, wlin nosed
In the New York
derby two years
of the Hcven en-
ontrants to Portland officials to
i't.y and the six other pilots wlv i
will compete in the race which 1
starts Krlday" are: Tex Rankin,
Portland; Major flllbcrt Kckcrson, '
Sprinjfftcld. Ore; V. II. Kmcry Jr.,
Itradftud. Pa.; Sydnor Hall, St.
Louis; Claii'nc-e Pates. Milwau
kee. Wis.; T. A. Wells. Wichita,
Kan., and Karl Wright, San Kran
cisco.
Contestants bean arrhiiiK at
Swan Island airport here today.
XAVV VI.AXKK l'.V HOITi:
TCCSON, Ari., Auk. L'ij, (AP
With Midland. Texas, their next
stopping place, eifjbteen fast ptir
snit and two Amphibian planes
from the naval base at San MIcro,
,. Cal., took off shortly after 6 a. m.
; (mountain standard ) today, en
route ti; the national air races at
Cleveland. The planes left the Pa-
citic ciast yesterday ami remained
' here all nij-'ht.
Kiitorlc Terrhcrjr
Tho Virginia Seashore, n yettr
(oiiihI hi, 'T'lMiud- amon hlstdi it
shrines, is Hint part of lie old r -inouion
which ettihraccs Xorfnlk,J.
Porlsrioulii, Ocean View. Virginia -
P.cnch. Cape Henry, old point CoatV
fmt. Newport News and Capo,
( 'liarles, w il h hisioric Jaiacstowiif
Williaiubii;'. Yo!-!;iown, Stall h
lleld and other fatuous Virginia:
towns bordei iuj; (lie area, '
Last Call
trants in the Portlanil-to-Clcvcland
ci oss country plane race, Floyd J.
I.otfan, Cleveland, race chairimin.
announced today.
l.oiran telegraphed the names of
Differcnca in Bedi
Aecordln' o n Cnltrnle tinlverslly
professor, six hours id sleep in a
so l'l bed will I'tiild up us much men
ial enery as eihi hours lit a hard
one.
on
ln all dishes "and cookluw utm-;
si Is are rinsed in scalding water,!
the dauber of contamination from:
this source is lessened. 1 j
Heavy storms and rains may 1
wanh surface water Into ot hot-wise i
safe wells or reservoirs, making;
the water unsafe- for the time be-j
Inff. Al such times it's a wise pre- 1
caution to boil the drinking water!
for the entire family for a few
days. !
Ood, piloted by Nick Mamcr and
Art Walker. on an attempted
t raus-continenlal non-stop round
trip rilKht. left here at r:ir a. in.
(mountain time) today, after re
fueling. The plane circled ibis city
several hours early this morninir,
the delay bojr.tf due to poor visibil
ity caused by forest fires.
Ileii From Mucham
Hill Unberts, who Is working tills
Meacham, spent the
past weekend here vltdtinff friends.
eiuriw to ln-lland
Mrs. Oesta lloyt, of Portland, re
ined to her home yesterday af-i-
spi dins t h rcc w ee ks In t h
i:inihf Itoinb' Valley visitlll
fi.'iids and relatives.' She was at
lln ion awhile wit h iier latner, r.
Ilaynes. and also in La flrande
iHlIm? her brother and sister-ln-
I'olice chief and Mrs. Clint
iiJ'IH'S. ,
Here fmin Wallowa
Miss Lillian OaJe, of Wallowa,
visited La (irande friends yester
day. . . ,
On Vaeai.lou
Claude Cooper, city traffic offlo
er, is at Wallowa lake on his sum
mer vacation.
st ay Inn wit IV their grandpa rents,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Snuffer.
J)uvid Pearlmati, hide buyer and
salesman for. a woolen company of
Portland was in this t community
this week. -
.Mrs. . Nellie Kleshman went to
Wallowa Krlday to briiiK her
mother, Mrs. Kmily Phillips home
from Wallowa where she bad beon
visiting.
. Cliajhs Ken worthy bat boon - nounced his --andldacy by mail -
binding Krain for Havid (jarreit on, from Centralla, Wash., where he U.
jbc Waljacc jilace. visltitm.
Loo Kenworthy. fire warden was
i WILLIAMS OPPOSI'S XOIiKIS
! LINCOLN, Neb.. A UK- (AP
(Jeoi-Ke W. Norrls. senior I'nlted
States senator from Nebraska, will
, be opposed in the April primary
race bv Lieut, (iov. Oeorwe A. Wll-
1 liams of Kalrmont, who today
IX lEIX'OIED .VlTKMP'
SAN P'HANCISCO, AUK. 2 (AP)
J - 1 onabi Temple man. . former
j army aviator, trying for a solo re
t fueling endurance record, look on
a load of seventy gallons of riim-
oline at 5 o'clock this niorninif,
completinK the fourth refuelltiK of
j his plane, the San Krancisenn. The
reruellnpr plane Wiis pilote
;Ti rff n 1 a ft
STARTING TOMORROW
IP
With
sri-: o.a i to l
If you are looking foi- laughs dttn't
miss Clean Tryon.
Also Comedy.
TONIGHT
Is
The 111k Nile
"China
Nite"
Also
(in The Ki ri'eii
Fugitives"
liuincss VMlor
Han (iondman, of Wtllowa ooun
ty was a La ('rVaj)de business vis
itor on Saturday. ' '
in Wallowa Wednesday morning
r-'ettintr his car repaired. M Iss
Kthely Carper, came in with him
where her sister. Lillian met
at the Kenworthy home
broutrhl Iter on to her home.
her
and
I
(urn- 1 1 (inie
Miss draco Payton. who has been '
itiiiK in I t irande with Miss
mne dihson, has iHlurnod to her:
nie in Maker.' Miss Payton at-,
eled Ashland Normal last year
J;,l previously has had two years,
lit Oregon Stale college. She is a
nlier of Alpha Nl Helta sorority,
' Poor Kind of Religion
j A religion that i filnus sracp
HelO Aid lilldrietl 1rte Umt 'cmnhers the. vr.Miiid.-
Wallowa Women
Citftpr's Weel.lv.
Honor Tlioma Carlyle
A si. line lo Thomas Cnrl.vlc has
' been erected In the Village of
clcl'echan, Sf'otland, where thevac
' of Chelsea was horn. Il was pre
: senteil by Alexander Carlyle of Kd
! inburh. a nephew of lln; philoso
; phcr. The silo Is where Oarlylc.
I when it ho; used. In si I duriim his
I sparo lime Inokiim down on hc vll
i lao of i;celefeeiiiill.
P nvjilier
I tln-.
it
Wivltiiitf Here
Mrs. Lola l-'rost, of Welser, Idaho
spending the. .wejck :here ui. ttte
ionic of her aunt, Airs. uose
liomnson. on Washinmon aventie.
oilier visitors at the Thompson
Hy Mrs. JMim JJmitcr '
(Observer Correspondent)
A.lOWA. Ore.. (Special)
Tho ic" cream and cake sale held
by the Presbyterian women Hatur
.day afternoon was very successful..
They sold out U their 4'ood and
could have sold more bad, ll been
available. Ovnr ''i-o.0U wan clofcred
for the Aid budget,
K. L. Shorts and family are nmv-
inir to Yakima w here M. Sheets
this week are Virginia Kut-i jKlH employment.' Mr. -Sheets was
nd Lois and l.ouine Cninstoek
it of Itaker.
nnc Cor Wi'kcnd
Miss 'Sibyl Ha Hard who Is al
nditit; normal school hero spent
ie weekend with her family at
nter,ii.,-e. Miss Kvelyn Hallard,
inuJiler of Mr. ami Mrs. W. P.
Hard of this city accompanied
r on the trip.
tbe Wallowa
wlin at Cove
Anions the La
ho drove to Covi
t'ona tor a swim
former printer
Sun pffipe.
Mrs. Alfred duyer jlroye p from
l'orUaud. Krlday vtb Hill Aon
vho was in the city for Huyers
week. She visited n"t the home of
her parents', Mr. und "Mr, i A,
McClaran for a few days, 'return-'
Jiir home Sunday. Mrs. Allen and
llowatjd, who were alxo In Portland
came home with Miss Klla Allen,
j Mr, Allen's sister, who will make
1 a short visit here before trbliiK to
iJraiiile people I Triiino.Wjish whom tsho- teuchef
Sunday after- '' In the Wli school,
wore: Jlmmv t Mrs. Kinpia K. Waujrh. of Unpen
BELOW THE
.THRILLS AND ROMANCE JN
THE "NO MANS LAND'tSF-"
THE UNDERWORLD
WITH
BARBARA WORTH
AND
ALL STAR CAST
. -
II s,
I with s a.
)i.mii;i: ni'.i.iiA.M v
ik Ti:iutv Z
A tense drama of I he uu- ' y Z" Jt. 9 I
diTworld 111 a hlir city. ST Sl21rit . A : I
r m s a. m t im r mm j x m i
l ' 1 ffflffiJ
I hy Kred 1'' ! ., ' 'I
Vacation
Luggage
at
i
:
Reduction
WHY WORRY ABOUT TIRES?
Biggest
9
Values
Insenliiiiini, Mr. and
'ines. l-'arrel Murray.
,,iil aiid his hrolher,
tif-,herd. and others.
fN'orklnir a( Pomlun-
Itli har.l l.ynian went to ponilusa
mi,l:,y where he will lie working
'Vni'Veral we.'ks. lie has le'en
hwikini.' at Dip railroad otne
uiiai,' the siiinmer vacation. Mr.
.V a Is a student at Oregon
'ate college.
.Mrs. I-'red Idaho. Is In Wallowa vlslttiuc at me
Ivan Shep- lipim- of iier son, t WuukIu
(leol'Ke I-:.! .Mrs. K. A. Seanle and Mrs. (ieo.
,liale enlerilned lil ladies. al the
home oi Mrs. Searle. The afternoon
I was spelll sewlnir. l.ovely; rt-froBh
i-H-i lo Kliuuiitli I'all'
Mrs. f'ienrife T. roehran re
nlly left fur Klamath Tails,
.h.-r'e she will visit her son. Sain
iH-lii-an. who was rerenlly married
n I'alll'ornia. She Is expected hack
i l.a llr In Ihls iMliliiK.
jMnine
l'l-oill MonlilllH
Cholldce Is home from
Mi'iiiana where he has lu-en work-
this summer. .Mr. t'onhdk-e
ti-is l,pf.n att.-ndlllir school at the
I'tmersltv of Montana. He is the
a i.f Mr. and Mrs. II. K. rnuliilpe.
I'WilllK nil Hlver i
w. P. Hallanl, llnrlurt it.a.r,
I llnward Kvnus spelt the past.
"kcnd flshlnif on tin- CSramle
.!, river up near Wallowu. They ;
T- in I ho tirnssman country. !
Here 1'roni Peiulleliill
Prank I'ullen, who is makinc
liome In Pendleton, spent the
"i.iad in Iji (irande. visitinit his
inollier. .Mrs. lima Ijipham, ami
fl lends.
'aril h-nill New 'nrk
Mr. and Mrs. K. II. Wolfe. Miss
,! I'avls. and A. powlie. of New
v"rk, stopped In li (irande Inst
"our on a inoliir trip throngo
ll,
w. si.
M Loslhii-
Ml-s Minn f'rowe. who Is at
inlliii: nnrnial school hi re, spent
Hi- weekend at I.osllne with her
'""Hy. She accompanied Alius
''M li.-.Mard home.
" lo Pnrilanil
s,is l:ila Miller and her ninther.
11,1s innrninir for Porllaiid.
fi'iv l.ave hei n speiidiui; the last
f' 'l iys vlsiiinir Miss Marian Mil
'' ef l.a (Irande.
JieiuruH llll.ni
xHss llaxel .l.inseli lias I . turned
her Ilium, nl MIMiin-f'ro! water
; SHklowthe BBS J I
SI DEADLINE,. 1 I
' - ..NOW PI.AVJNtJ
A nilrll.oiial.c lif Iov. ''' SI-. ill S.M.M.I, Prli-vs
V.lull )) Chlhlrtll le
ann Si) $ijm
. fWlf Jpredric I
y.-. ..Ii., :Z LL.y a . i lw 1 march j
'""ZTfh- Www '$c rl
lAfc" , k'v- wi 11,0 1 1't'iiiici-
my IN TMI WtT Northwest
vo... ,jBw.a WTM i Sh0Wi",r
FALL FOOTWEAR . ); k.o
fcrn-in. n-jiiaiiarttt(oiirinirin 1" 'I'll IH fMoiimis
' . yj2s- Dix'iim of Love criishetl liy Matrimony
BVI This Pielure Is Kecomni tided I
p.irtieul.irly li.r the Adult
VnMjifc ' NOW Pl.AVINi; a, nees.
1 Tin: iii i.i.amv TitiAi." mMswaammmmmmmmmM
J lll-ilogiic noil lnlc Also
raslil.ilijt'ln I'eick rJt';n' llirlllliu.- Hinder msei-. All Tallilnif rmi,y
tn(J one color siiiuhk for -
footwear occasion. Awon.ii
, . , 0 MBBHBBnnBBB Anil VllnplioiU) Alts
83.08 and $ 0S mmmmmm m hmmmmmmmh
ver
Known in the History of Time Buying
is Sensational August Sale
Here is a lemaikahle chnnce l(i suve on lu es not or
diiiiii v tires but genuine' Kireslones baeked by oiii-neV ;
incuts were served.
Hill Henderson and Donald Mc.
Iianlcl returned Sunday from a trip
lo the coast. They had Intended to
KO up to Cunada lint the roads wcr
closed herutise of forest lire.
Stanley Shell and Itruce Cox
drove to 1'orllaud on business Sun
day. Mr. and Mrs. Hartley ltradford
drove to Spokane Thursday on u
liuslness trip and returned Sunday.
Mr. Ilmdford is the saw filer it t
the Ijovuiien.lllclis mill.
In Th
and complele service. Think what tins means. Ijik'
.savings in tires and tubes for any car, truck or bus and
vnu have the assurance of the most efficient service
passible. ,
Al. these sensationally low prices
anybody can afford the comfort
and safety of brand new tires.
It will pay you lo discard the
(ires that are Ihreateninif to (to
bad at any moment. Investigate
these real lire barKuins.
m$
R. libit V.rilio
There urc IS lirecils
lie riil.hils recuenized li'
liillllll (tllhhlt feilel-lllliill
ilinllncilve In l.vpv. In
Malices Ihe'ie lire Hfveral varieties
of i hrreil. ullke In size Iun lype.
hut wilh a will" r.nie In color va
riation. Thi-se hireds und vrlriln
rn (llvideil into l Kepsrule
clusse. or (.roupj, known an "uill-
llv" li'id "fi
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r
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Per Dollar
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Balloon Cords
Firestone
29x4.40 $ 7.40
30x4.50 8.25
29x5.00 9.90
30x5.25 11.90
31x5.25 12.25
29x5.50 12.65
30x6.00 . . 13.55
32x6.00 .14.35
33x6.00 '.. ..r. .. .. .. 14.80
32x6.50 17.40
All Other Sizes in Proportion
PERKINS MOTOR COMPANY
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Oldfield
30x3 J4 0.S $ 5.00
32x4 9.05
29x4.40 5.65
30x4.50 6.30
31x5.25 .. 9.85
32x6.00 11.85
30x5 With Tube . . 19.50
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