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10 W ays to SAVE GASOLINE
1—
Drive a small car—a Ford.
2— Keep your Tire Air Pressure correct.
3—
Keep your front wheels aligned.
4—
Keep your Ford Hitting Full on all Four.
5—
Keep all moving Parts PROPERLY OILED.
6—
Keep the proper amount of Veedol or Monogram Oil in your
crankcase.
7— Keep your Ford shod with Goodrich, Pennsylvania or Goodyear
tires. They are resilient and guaranteed.
For Short Hauls
Motov Truck Caravan
(This is Important)
30 LOADED TRUCKS—ALL DIFFERENT MAKES
8—
Insist that your carburetor gas level be correct.
(This is Quite Important)
Portland to Eugene
9—
Insist on Genuine Ford Parts.
(This is Very Important)
19— For help always bring your Ford to the ACE GARAGE.
(THIS IS MOST IMPORTANT)
AND RETURN
MAY 17 TO 21
COVERED THE FOLLOWING ROUTE:
day, May l 9.
PORTLAND—Leave 8:30 a. m. Mon­
MONROE—Arrive
10:30 a. m. Lunch
day, May 17th, via Steel Bridge,
CORVALLIS—Arrive
1:00 p. m.
Grand Ave., Hawthorne, Eleventh
INDEPENDENCE—Arrive
6:30 p.
and Milwaukie Sts.
m.
OREGON CITY—Arrive 10:45 a. m.
HUBBARD—Arrive 1:00 p. m. Lunch DALLAS—Arrive 10:00 p. m.
DALLAS—Leave—9:30 a. m. Tlmrs-
WOODBURN—Arrive 2:30 p. m.
day, May 20tli.
SALEM—Arrive 6:00 p. ,m. Parade
McM ! X N VILLE—Noon. Lunch.
7 :30 p. m.
SALEM—Leave 7:00 a. m. Tuesday, NEW BURG—Arrive 6:30 p. m.
NEW BURG—Leave 7:30 a. m. Fri­
May 18th.
day, May 21st.
ALBANY—Arrive noon. Lunch.
HILLSBORO—Arrive 10:30 a. m.
JUNCTION—Arrive 4:00 p. m.
FOREST GROVE—Arrive 4:00 p. m.
EUG E NE—Arrive 6:30 p. m.
EUGENE—Leave 7:00 a. m. Wednes- PORTLAND—Arrive 6:30 p. m.
A Wonderful Demonstration of Truck portation
Necessity of Business Roads.
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OREGON AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS’ ASS N.
DEALERS’ MOTOR CAR ASS’N.
NATIONAL AUTOMOBILE DEALERS’ ASS’N.
It can be stated upon good au­
thority that the Southern Pacific
is contemplating making a change
of schedule June 1.
This has- led to the rumor that
the Airlie passenger train may be
discontinued which would prove of
much inconvenience to the peoplo
of that section.
There was quite a snappy verbal
encounter on one of our crowded
street cars the other day. A young
woman arose to give her seat to a
sharp-faced elderly woman who had
entered, and as the latter seemed re-
luctant about taking it the young
woman said with a pleasant smile:
iigj i , .ore txauty, you know.”
“Thank you.” was the sour reply
“but one would need glasses to set
the beauty.”
“Perhaps." the young woman re­
joined
quietly, “hut none would be
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required to so ■ the age,” and she re­
I sumed her seat.— Boston Tran­
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Even age must be courteous.
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And build the highway now. Will not raise taxes, as present road program
is provided by the motor vehicle license fee and gasoline tax alone.
A HOT ONE.
(Continued from Pagt. 1.)
ments, having sustained a loss only
i once. He states that he averages
60 per cent hatch from all the eggs
set, and that in twenty one days
the eggs hatched more than double
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one’s money. To a novice the man­
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ner of rolling and cooling, saturat­
ing and contriving “air space” is
truly interesting. “The severe cold
weather,” the Dr, said, “did not ef­
fect my birds badly for in January,
from 320 hens I sold 540 dozen
eggs, receiving $320.00 for same."
We began to think fruit growers,
rather than poultry growers, suffer­
ed from the winter’s sewrity. The
Dugannes have just received a fine
hull dog from Dr. Watts of Port­
land. The dog will act as guard ov­
er the flock of birds at the home.
We thought it well that the Doctor
does not have his chickens and
watch dog “below the Mason and
Dixon line” as some "coons” would
likely have some cloth removed
from the seat of their trousers. The
dog need not discourage visitors,
imv/ever, as the Dugannes find great
pleasure in expaining the merits of
their successful industry.
Presents Two Splendid Concerts at Chautauqua With
Entertaiarni'c" by
person
Vote 302 -Yes
K ay Chatìfle Train Schedule.
WHERE THE BABY
CHICKS COME FROM
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Two delightful concerts by real a riists are assured C hautauqua audiences
in the coming of th e Stearns-G regg Concert company on the last day. They
refu te the old idea th a t Americans do not care for the best in music. Chau­
tauqua assemblies welcome the real, throbbing, vibrating music of th e great
composers when it is so given that it can be understood. This trio of a rtists
With violin, ’cello and piano, play real music and play it exceedingly well.
T he S tearns sisters are complete m asters of th eir instrum ents, and L orna
Gregg, pianist and accompanist, is one of the best-known pianists of Los An­
geles. She plays with ra re brilliance.
Ac the fourth member of the company comes Fay Epperson, reader, child
Im personator and w histler. She is a delightful and versatile entertainer, who
has won a distinct reputation for herself upon the Chautauqua platform.
AUTO EPITAPHS
He drove while lit;
It seems a shame
His lights could not
Have been the same.
COLLECTIONS
Knight Adjustment Co.,
Mcfyiinnville Ore.
Independence Chautauqua May
27-28-29-30-31.
Normal Commencement
June 12 to 16 is Commencement'
week at the Oregon State N orm al/
The speaker will he President of the
University of Idaho. The program
of the week follows;
Saturday, June 12— President’s
luncheon and Junior Prom.
Sunday. June 13—Baccalaureate
sermon.
Monday, June 14—Faculty recep­
tion; class play.
Tuesday, June 15—«Last chapel
and class day; alumni program and
banquet.
Wednesday, June 16—Commence­
ment.
Phone the news to M2113.
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UR New Cars are about all gone and if we are lucky enough to get more
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they will be higher priced. If You Want to SAVE MONEY Buy Your
Car NOW.
Nash and M axw ell
Let Us Rebuild Your Old Tires
The life of a tire is not ended when the tread is worn out To discard it is
to throw away the greater part of its value.
With a Miller Ad-On-A-Tire, for a fraction of the original cost your tire
can be made practically as good as new. And it makes it an oversize tire
with all an oversize tire’s advantages.
Our process rebuilds any make of tire with new side walls and the Miller
Geared-to-the-Road tread. This famous tread meshes with the road and
produces positive traction. Every ounce of driving power is utilized, for the
wheels do not slip.
The Miller Ad-On-A-Tire is actually a part of the tire. It is built with
several layers of fabric and high grade rubber. It fits snugly, and cannot creep.
Let us re-mile your worn tires with the Miller Ad-On-A-Tires. Bring
them to us today, and we will show you how to get miles and miles of
additional service.
Independence V u lca n izin g
M. J. O’DONNELL, Prop.
Shop
We have several GOOD USED CARS and the PRICES ARE RIGHT
Also One NEW FORD SEDAN
Our lines of TRUCKS are UNEQUALLED.
(1. D /2 and 2 Ton)
Tractors, Threshing Machine Outfits
and Farm Machinery
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