LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Saturday, Aupusl 2, 1930
Page Eight
SOCIETY
I BRAND
SUITS
I $22.00
$ Value to
t $50.00
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
'General Manager
Of N. P. Drops Dead
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STRONG PEACH
MARKET SEEN
BY GROWERS
PORTLAND. Ore.. Aug. 2 tv With
a lighter peach crop ea-it of the Can-
Butter Advances
i AH Along Line
In Oregon Today
SEATTLE. AUK- 2 Wj T. H. Lan
try. gel oral manager of the western
department of the Northern Pacific
railroad, dropped dead here today.
Colonel Lantry had Just returned
frcm an official trip to Spokane and
hoc :old his secretary, George W.
Lee. the night before the heat In
fc astern Washington hid made him
feel slightly depressed. The fatal
heart attack occurred In a hotel cof-
iet shop where Lan ry had gone for
breakfast.
He had been an employe of the
xv art hern Pacific for thirty years.
Glider Dumps Man
Into Harlem River
PORTLAND. Ore . Aug. 2 (II But- K'EW yortK.
looking for- a stronger market this
! year.
: The crop In the valley gives prom
' tec of being the largest on recor
'this season, with estimates of 200,000
bushels, or around 50.030 bushe-s
'larger than the best crop heretofore.
iThe quality is excellent, as the grow
ers have gone to added expense In
pruning, cultivating, spraying and
Aug. 2 OF) Harry
x-satlor and Inventor, yes
Ashland Normal
f Football Team
f Will Play Here
u ..... ...... u Leraay put ms nome maae conapsi-
er.cli Bradl:ig taking on lc- ndditlonul. bl0 g!ldcr und(!r nls Brm todoy took
Extras wore quotea ut 3x. ilnmliircls r subwuy lrR,n to H1(fh bridge, and
at 31c. prime firsts at JJ and Iirs boppca lf mer Harlem river 133
"30. . , , , , . ' Icet below. v
Dutterfat prlc-ca also advanced 1 to Just M , scUlcd hlms,It ,or B
3c. the general pnee being J4c tic- . , . b .. b k d h,
dumped him Into the stream. A
'est also nome made kept
flnnt until tlio crniu nf a titer
ing the fruit and getable I from h
livcrcd Portland
Tomato receipt from
The Dal!ci 1
I ' pruning, cultivating, spraying and .,,' ,,:. . ' . held BtL.ttCiV llumPea 1
j thinning. Early Craw'orcis will start erJ y r a J Jr Xk I n,bber "ei
ripening tAut 10 and Ei- , VeWewtn 'SellndSlable I I"?!
oeruu,. j. n. nuieii unu iauus .tuuui .1 , 1 .. ... .
August 25. , 1 i,,L H.rr,.7,7 nf n..rio,,i i DrouSht nshore In the Bronx.
I Conferences have been held :th j5'1"'6 dartlMt f 'rlcul " The glider sank.
omst of the growers throughout the. ..,',.
j valley by C. M Lafollctt. a large pro- j
duccr. with orchards near rroutdaie
t and Wheatland, and the peach men
GASOLINE TAX TO
BRING 7 MILLION
Hoss Declares It Will Ex
ceed Last Year Over
Two Million Dollars
SALEM. Ore.. Aug. 2 (VP) Oregon's
gasoline tax this year will total over
$7,000,000. exceeding last year -by at
least t2. 100,000. according to an esti
mate made by Secretary of. State
Hose.
The estimate Is based on gasoline
and distillate sales In the state for
the first six months of the year,
with the period of heaviest sales
rtii) ahead.
"This Is a private a;falr and wo
don't want any publicity." he added.
Miss Duncan recently was released
from a Los Angeles hospital where
she was treated for a black eye al
legedly administered by Rex Lease,
motion picture actor, .it the Mnllbu
Beach home of Charles Parrell, film
star. The Incident was the culmina
tion of a Fourth of July party. Lease,
whom Miss Duncan alleged b truck
her when she refused to kiss him,
was arrested on a battery charge,
pleaded guilty, and paid a 50 fine.
CHEVROLET CO.
HAS FINISHED
INLAND DOCKS
plete chang of clear, sparkling
warm mineral water every 7 hours.
' 6-26-lm
ANOTHER LAMP K FECIAL
See the wonderful values In new
table lamps featured this week for
93.98 at Richardson's Art & art Shop
These are the greatest values which
have yet been offered In Table
lambs. These new lamns are now on
display In the window at Richard-1
sons Art & Gift Shop. 7-28tr
SAGINAW, Mich.. Aug. 2Chev.
The eain indicated is t rolet Motor company has just coirl-
them oat remarkable the state has ; pleted here one of the largest and
j minimum price ot fl.60 per bushel, o.
.standard apple box. at the orchard.
ooxes to oe lurnisnea oy me pui
Following yesterday's unsettled
cantaloupe, market, that commodity ; hfijtv hiYf1110H Avt '
: steadied today at slightly lower, Ul1' 11 cmc" c
prices. California cants show wide FClUpfl 111 AcClHpflt
range in quality and prices range 1
from $2 to $3.25 per crate of stano- j
orf'c ii'tth mncf niwl ttfvlr rmii'llif !
from 2.75 to 3.25. Pasco cants ,
i SOUTHERN OREGON NORMAL ; chaser. A differential of 10 per cent : "TV , f .-T t ' '7, "
flr-wnnr. Anhintiri n o i Rru. ,iti k n . . ,..u 'tl mostly at $3.25 to retailers
clal) Robert McNeal, coach of th6 Idlers. The growers believe they arc
Southern Oregon Normal school, has 'entitled to this price under the cir-
announced the football schedule for t cumstances this season.
1P30. As most of the members of
the 1029 team have completed theli
work here, the 1930 squad will be a
green one, according to Coach Mc
Kead. The schedule: 1
I October 11, Humboldt State Teach
ers college at Eureka, Cal.; October
10. O, B, C. Rooks at Ashland; Oc
tober 25, Eastern Oregon State Nor
tnol school at La Grande; November
8, Oregon supervarstty at Ashland;
November li, Chico at Chlco, Cal.
No.-maily. several hundred carloads . "I" ulpm at UbUt per lb" l
vSf h" nnV 1 Easr" lery markets are indiffer-
sections this season, the indications ! fHm,k" ,isB brSt jIC"d ' h 'n '
are that the demand for Willamette I JJJJ no salt;s rePortet yesterday or
valley peaches will become urgent. Mford.s p lltt.cn u.jU Blart
I next Mondny at a few favorably lo
cated orchards, with placing in full
HOLSTEIK. Ia., Aug. 2 (JPi Four
members of the Holstcln fire de-
partment were killed last night when
Brownsmrnd jic.ts arrivals ore in- their truck turned over as they were
creasing. v.-Hh U0"I03 crates dally. ' answering a call to a fire on a farm
The Portland market is absorbing the i near here.
The truck, traveling at a high rate
or speed, struck a Dump in the road
I'OKTI.AND LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND, Ore.. Aug. 2 i,v.
550. cattle 35, sheep 60. Hogs and'"" B . 1 . . , Rev- Petr Atherton Slmpkin. pastor
sheep all direct. Week's totals -ap- !, Tr "f; emeritus of the Phillips Congrega
proxlmatelv: Hogs 3250. cattle 1020. , ",d ' week. Very few pre-sea- tlonHl ci,rch hEre, and chaplain of
calves 225." sheep 2620. cars 83. " ,c" l" s",es bc ""f the Concatenatetl Order of Hoo-Hoo.
HOUfi: compared week ago: all '!: : r- : tue national lumoer organization lor
..,lv ' Mnnri.v'. SO.- tn 1 Pated 00:i CB1" P'OdUCllOn 111 the ,h u.-.l-rt States lrt 0,H rtl.H
and rolled over twice.
A Holstein banker, who hopped
onto the truck as it started its run
to the fire, was seriously Injured.
HOO-HOO CHAPLAIN DIES
SALT LAKE CITY, Aug. 2 (PI The
Coughlin, Prusoff
Are Net Finalists
' VICTORIA, B. C. Aug. 2 (VP) With
tho unexpected elimination yester
day of Bradshaw Harrison, of Ta
'ccrrm. former University of Oregon
.7.,. .',.. ..:'... . L....1 Rogue river district. Current sales
disappeared later. Top and bulk light '-. " E?u,t i;50, per, b0Xl, 'or "tra John H. Simpkln. at Marshflcld, t)rc.
butchers Monday 12. nothing ovei I V'Vfi !' fa5l',1 nf,rmatlonS Irlcnds hereHwere advised.
$11.25 thereafter Over and under ! f'.'fSf'J"'1?.- ,,.i".K?". Pc.ar' Mr. Slmpkin held his pastorate at
the United States and Canada, died
weighs 11 clown, extreme heavies. ; " " ' T,' .1 , . ' Congregational church here for
50. roueh nacklne BOWS 3 t,..- 2, venrs. He retired seven venra ncrn
down to 7.50. rough packing sows j
mostly sa.sue, a. 75. a few smooth
star, Joe Coughlin, of San Prancls- j e9i9.50 Monday. Bulk under 03 lb. , yl w poi ITK'l N'S
co, and Henry Prusoff, of Seattle, i feeder pigs 13. small lots Friday r-.t i NAKINO NANKING id-i Onlv 87
.wero finalists today for the men's 13.25. Strong v.cishus up to 127 lbs. , Cl- ,ne 5 691 htaff 'members of the
singles championship in the uriusn . Nanking government are political
appointees and only 1.20Q bclomc to
Harrlsor.-s elimination by Cough-r'"H""'";y except caives , Ulc Kuomintang party. There arc
23 years. He retired seven years ago
I because the condition of his health
. demanded he live In a lower altitude.
TKI.DrilONK I,i:,GlK
Columbia lawn tennis tournament. CATTLE: Compared week ago: All
Classes quotably steady except calves
lin, 8-8. 6-3. 8-3. in the semi-finals " " . , I 172 women on the lists,
.war, the outstanding upset of thci8,"- ,b,u1, 8do ". Biade l .
.tournament. Bradshaw had already i , " " ' , "r , , - . i. .
won the Tcom cllv. Pacific North- Icat ' hel.ers 7. bulk
. d i. .. 'o.ou, ixw cutlers and cutters 2,-.
Wins Net Title
west,
and -Western Canada - singles
was the favorite to win singles hon
ors In the present meet. V
' Tho women's singles honors will
go to California as Charlotte Miller
and Mrs. G. M. Gross, both of Berke
ley, enter the finals today. , Miss
Miller yostorday defeated Mrs. Pe-
,row( Ban Francisco, 2-d, 6-1, 6-0.
. 3.50, mostly $2.50 up. Medium
8. Top vealcrs sll, calves 8D.50 down. '
off grades down to 5 50. j
, SHEEP: Quotably steady with a
v.cek ago. Strictly choice closely I
sorted lambs quoted up to 7 but
best appearing stopped at $3.50 with !
bulk 96.25 down, throw-outs S4.5u I
down, mostlv to frortri- hm-nr mi.
wlillo Mrs. Gross liminated Miss ium to choice veariinpR nuntr.i ".,. i
Mary Campbell. Virginia City title- 4.50. Cull to choice ewes l 2 50.
holder. 8-10. 8-2 7-s. .
Finalists in the men's doubles arc
Harrison and. Bob Hoogs. Eugene.
Ore. and Prusoff and Warren, also PORTLAND. Ore., Aug. 2 iAr, Ccsh
of Seattle.; x , j markets. Wheat; Big bend Blues tcm
i ! v -n ! . i.w
POKTI.AM) CASH
1 HI (1 All AND FLOI'R
PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 2 Cane
buger sacked basis): Cane, fruit o.
bcrry, $4.90 per cwt.; beet sugar, $4.70
fcwt. ' ' '
Flour Steady (city delivery prices)
Family patents, 49s, $0.20; whole
Wheat, 40s, $5.30; graham, 40s, $5.10;
bakers' hard wheat. 98s, $6.00; bakers'
Bluestem patents, 9Bs, $6.40; pastry
-flour, 49s, $5.70. (Prices by Spcrry
lour Co.
1 ,
Private Ambu
lance Sei-vice
FREE.
Modem Funeral
Home
Experienced
Lady
Attendant
Perfect Funeral
. Service
Prices Within the
Reach of All.
WALKER'S
FUNERAL SERVICE
. 3IB AT SPRING ST.
PHONE 42
prrnf
Soil Whits, Western White $.80!i.
Hard Winter. Northern Spr.ng.
Western Red 83!2.
Oats: No. 2 3B-lb. white 25.
Today's car . receipts: Wheat 144:
barley 0; Hour 3; corn 1; oats 0.
nay 3.
Duchess of York
Expecting Stork i
OLAM1S, Scotland, Aug. 2 i.I'i
The mill boy who became Ills Ma
jesty's secretary of state for home
affairs, j. R. C'iynes. will soon come i
here to be present at the birth oi
the baby expected by the Duchess j
of York early this month. I
This Is in accordance with the an- I
clent British lav; which decrees that
the birth of a possible heir to the
throne must be attested by a sccre- I
tary of state. I
n.M.r chop or -ivai.m'ts
in t
I' ;
'I i !r
s Ji lis a
BRUSSELS W Telephone sub
scribers here have formed a league
and announced a campaign to have
the city's hello service modernized
so that once in a while they can get
the number for which they call.
LOCAL MARKETS v
Poultry
Spring 20c (:, 30c lb.
Heavy hen's 30c lb.
' Light hens 25c lb.
' Flour '
Hard Federation $t .60 per 49 lb.
$fi.60 bbl.
Soft wheat-1 $5.80 bbl. VJ'
Hard Federation 01. 70 per 40 lb.
sack.
r . ,
1, ;i(AMH; RETAIL MAHKLTS
Sugar 100 lb. sack $6.0.
Vegetables - ' ir
Netted Gem Potatoes $2.25 sack,
3c lb.
Parsley 5c bunch.
Cabbage 4c lb.
Lettuce 2 for 25c.
Yellow onions 3c lb.
Green peas 10c lb., 3 for 25c.
Carrots 5c bunch.
Cucumbers 10c.
Field cucumbers 5c.
Green onions 5c. '"
Cauliflower 16c lb.
Celery 16c.
Turnips 5c lb.
String beans 3 lbs. for 25c.
Green peppers 35c.
Radishes 5c bunch; 3 for 10c.
Tomatoes 3 lbs. for 25c.
EALEM, Ore.. Aug. 2 hr, Walnuts 1 . ,,, ,., t-uuu,
In the north part or Marlon county! a ... . r,
will be about a 50 per rent crop in 1 Ellsworth Vines ot Pasadena
the opinion of S. H. Van Trump j Ca' cl'maed a week ot brilhan
county fruit Inspector. nnntpriul Dlav b winning the melropolttar
blight (k worio than usual this sea- lur court tennis championship Ir
won, he MiytH. New York.
Iiuiry
Butter, croamory 39c lb 2 Ibi,
Eggs 25c tloz.
Chceso 35c lb.
Honey Comb. 25c a square.
Fruits
Bananas 3 lbs. 25c.
Apples $2.00 a box.
Loganberries 1,2.50.
Watermelons 3'c lb.
Apricots 18 lbs. $1.40.
Raspberries $2.25.
Lemons 50c doz.
Oranges 60 y $1.00 doz.
Meats and FMi
Beef boll 15& 20c lb.
Chops and steaks -30 ft 35c lb.
BEAUTIES SAIL FOR GALVESTON PAGEANT
LADIES
SILK
VESTS
and
BLOOMERS
59c
j each
NEwYoRKbTaRE
M. Cl, SWAIN, Mgr.
yet experienced
Total gasoline salesl ast year were
159,415,365 gallons and distillate 4,
25 Li, 9 73 gallons, which brought - a
total tax of $4,888,865.48. This year
It is estimated that gasoline sales
will run over 175,000.000 gallons.
. l-(.Viit Gas Tax
The ga tax. slnco January 1 last,
Is 4 cents a gallon and distillate 3
cents. Prior to that it was 1 cent
les". on each.
For the six months from January
1 to June 30 motor fuel taxes
amounted to $3,047,008.45, repres
enting a tax on 74.326.777 gallons of
gasoline and 2,129,001 gallons of dis
tillate. For the same period last
year the tax collected was $2,098,
473.84 for 68.021,135 gallons of gaso
line and 2.313,585 gallons of distil
late. The use of gasoline Increased
6.305.641 and distillate decreased
184,584.
WOOL REPORT
BOSTON. Auk. 3 Th nm.
mercial Bulletin of Boston today Jportatlon. Twice a week, while navl
finest Inland docks on the Great
Lakes. It was put Into use recently
when a lake frleghter entered the
Saginaw river with a cargo of pig
iron for the Chevrolet foundry here.
The ship's arrival signalled this city's
entry into the list of modern Inland
ports, and the completion of the dock
augments Chevrolet's already- enor
mous local facilities. . .
Several years ago Chevrolet offi
cials began a study of water trans
portation facilities for the company's
Saglsaw foundry. It was decided
that bent fits could be gained and a
development plan Involving the con
struction of a dock, a turning basin
and dredging 'of the Saginaw river
was worked out.
Operations began last year. While
the dock was under construction a
turning basin capable of turning a
500-foot boat was dredged and the
river was dug to a mean depth of 17
feet. The latter project la the fac
tor which linked Saginaw with the
Great Lakes for heavy freight trans-
FOR YOUR CAR
- Have your broken s!de glass or
windshield refitted where you will
save both time and money, and re
ceive the beBt of glass. Take your car
to Richardson's Art & Gilt Shop.
They specialize In all kinds of aiass
work. ' 7-28tf
SHOW CARDS . AND KIGWS. .
Have Richardson "The Art Man" do
your show card and sign work. Price
tickets, window cards, advertising
cards of all kinds, made in attrac
tive colors at very reasonable prices,
at Richardson's Art 4s Gift Shop.
v 7-28tf
"While demand has lessened some
what this week, prices ore firmly
maintained, with choicest fine wools
against the buyer. Manufacturer
evidently consider the outlook for tho
manufactured fabric more encourag
ing than for some time. Later open
ings of staple lightweight lines by the
independent mills indicate that price
are being figured very closely th!&
year and It would seem that the turn
In the tide of good business for the
wool manufacturers has come at
length, with wool values at the ir
reducible minimum.
"Demand favors chiefly the finer
wools but there is a broadening de
mand for the lower qualities. Top
makers are reporting a little more
Inquiry this week. Woolen woolb
still are slow of sale, although some
sampling is being done.
"The foreign markets are generally
passing through the period of mid
summer dullness. The Liverpool East
India sales recorded a general decline
In values over the close of the pre
ceding series of 10 per cent.
"Mohair still is rather slow. Some
demand for low quality hair around
36 cents is reported."
The Bulletin also will publish the
following quotations:
Scoured basis: Montana and sim
ilar;. Fine staple . choice 75-77;
blood combing 70-75; blood comb
lng 60-65; ' .blood combing 53-58. --
pulled: Delaine 80-83; - AA '75-80:
fine A supers 67-72;- A supers 60-65.
Mohair;' Oregon 38-40; -! domestic
grading, first combing 50-52; good
curding 45-35.' ' '' 11
the sum of ten per cent of the
gatlon permits, freighters bearing - amount bid as a guarantee of the ac
pig iron and sand will steam up the ceptance and completion of contract
once too shallow waterway. - k i if awarded. Checks wlllbe returned
The dock, according to Chevrolet , to unsuccessful bidders,
officials will be adequate for years. "All bonds in connection with this
It is 800 feet long, ot concrete con- - work are required to .be secured
struction and has a storage capacity j hj i '- rg
ui nearly iuu.uuu iuiid. uiuuuuing it
done by two 30-ton cranes which ,
have an unloading capacity of yiQO
tons an hour. A ,30-toh locomotive f
crane Is used for transferring the
raw materl.il from tho dock to freight
cars, which, link the, dock with the
plant about', a quarter , .of - a' mile f
away. ; .
Because of the great storage capa
city, enough raw material will be
brought by water each year to hold
over the winter months when lake
navigation is closed. Thus economies
will be affected, which in accordance
with Chevrolet principles are always -shared
with the motorlBt . in the ,
shape of better automobiles,
, "CALL FOR HII8
Sealed bids will bo received by the
City Commission of the City of La
Grande, Union county, Oregon, for
the construction of the Improvement
in Improvement District No. 200,
within the City of La Grande, Oregon,
according to the plans and specifica
tions for the said Improvement dis
trict now on file In the office of the
City Recorder of the said City.
A deposit of Five (65.03) Dollars
will be required for plans and speci
fications, which amount will be re
funded if bidder Is unsuccessful and
returns plans and specifications to
this office.
Bids will be received to the hour of
7:30 p. m. Wednesday, August 13th,
iau ana must oe accompanied Dy a inrougn resident agents ana no bond
certified check, or bidders bond In will be accepted unless written by a
resident of the City of La Grande.
Tho Commission.-reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
. By order of tho .Commission, July
J.C.PENNEYC0
, 108 Depot St.
La Grande, Ore.
Men's
Garters
Of Silk Elastic
The single grip style that
many men. prefer,.-. . . made of
firm clastic. in..fancy patterns
. . . strong satin pad. Near
attractive, serviceable, pair
25 c and 49c
8-l-10t
J. E. STEARNS,
Recorder,
.r. $
ELECTRIC
SERVICE
Lencth of Passion Play
The Passion play begins nt eight
d'rluek in the morning, and, with j
ii two-hour Inlurvul for luneh, con- I
Mimes until six o'clock In the ere- I
n!ts-. .. :w,:.v ' . .-xij. .
FIND IT
sHERE i
Copy for this Column must,
i r be In by 9 a. m.- . .-
PORTLAND PKOHrOK
PORTLAND. Ore- Aug1. 2 (PI But
ter, cent higher cubes: Extras, 35c;
standards. 34c; prime firsts, 33c;
firsts, 30c; creamery prices: prints 3c
nunr rtilif . fit n lift irrlR. '' "' . -it
Mllk-Butterfat 1 to 2c higher, de- hoIes elcfr Norton's .KIO&o Shop.
livercd Portland. Raw milg (4 per I: .. 1' ,i Adv
cent) Z'OU('f 4.tU cwi... ui'iivoiw rwn-
...IANCE AT ELGIN . .
Pavlllan every . Sat. nltc. Dick Llnd
soy's; 5-plece orchestra. .. c ...... t 8-l-2t
; -- '
button
land, less 1 per cent: grade B milk,
$2.65. Buttcrfat deliveries In Port
land, 34c. - j
, Eggs steady on top grade quotations
unchanged.
Poultry, country meats, onions, po
tatoes, wool, mohair, nuts, hay, cau
enra bark, hops, .steady unchanged.
Ill TTKRFAT
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2 . (P) But
tcrfat f.o.b. San Francisco 382.
LIVERPOOL WHEAT
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 2 P Markets
closed today, holiday.
NILS ASTHER,
VIVIAN DUNCAN
ON HONEYMOON
J i i
-i V'i lA iilii
- far IXhYrAWt iv-TJ i
RENO. Nev.. Auug. 2 uvt Honey
mooning "somewhere" today were
Nil; Asthor. Swedish film star. Holly
wood, and Vivian Duncan, Little Eva
oi the Duncan sis tors stage team of
"Topsy and Eva." .
The two were married here yester
day by Judge Thomas F. Momn in
Washoe county district court house
and left soon ofterward by automo
bile for an unannounced destination,
reported, however, to be Lake Tahoc.
Attempts were made to keep the
wedding secret but the marriage li
cense in the county clerk's office
gave tho secret away. The license
gave their ages as "over 21" and
stated neither had been married be
fore. Hull an hour after tho ceremony
tho wedding party of fivo Including
Rosette. Duncan, tho other sister,
and another man and woman was
located in an automobile parked on
a Reno street. While Vivian was
denying her Identity to a reporter
Asthcr. known to the reporter by
sight, emerged from a postoffice and
expressed indignation at being questioned.
Aisacinttti tress rkota
A rjreup of eastern beauty queers c; t.'..ir.l i:?und from New York lor Galveston, Tex., where they
will compete in ih- intemntio- I hp-fv "v ' Left to right: Elsie Rossi. "Miss Brooklyn;' Vera
Waters, "Miss Philadelphia;" Patricia Lee, Mtsi Vbsny," and Lorna Rodinoff, "Mist New York.
Btiftroom Bargain.'
WALDORF
TOILET TISSUE
7c Roll
3 FOR 19c
This well know.i quality
is jriven you at Ward's
low price! Shop here
where you can save!
MONTGOMERY,
WARD & CO.
swrvt ah cove roon :
"Tho' Fountnln of Yoiith." Com:
DAYTON
TIRES
WILLARI)
::.;i.MTTERIES
51 ; Stdhg's Vulcanizing Service
OTTQOTIVE
ELECTRIC CO:
213 reefeod
(tr'
'
n?fy';:Phpne M 520
. ; . a smarl plan, these days
of low tire firices-
GOOII YEARS
all around-
Liberal Allowance '
For the Miles Left
In iour Present Tires t
GET OUR SPECIAL PROPOSITION! Save time,
money, bother ride another season as free from tire
trouble as if your car were new.
All the latest 1930 Goodycars' are here in a complete
range of low Spring prices: Double Eagles, New Heavy
Duty and Standard All-Weathers, New Heavy Duty and
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