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TITE SUNDAY OREGO.MAX, PORTLAND, FEBKUART 13, 1916. LETTERS USED TO J. G. LEWIS Unique Method Is Inaugurated Into Washington Guberna torial Campaign. ABERDEEN CLUB AIDS WORK Tot lea Rrpabtla-asi Clab Ita CTvars of Creating Sappo. 1 CaadtJUl by f Malt jitrTrrcjnv. wk. f. it spo- tL rrbej IS mo eln ad eu'aal f res-ant political method la tk rtat whiara w the ):s out Is Ao'l dartag th past week, of a Joha O. Leau-f jf.; eratr .attar w.ea la Aberdeaa. Men a ." wt! Ja-d ia lb. eafr.pa.4a aa.f ' e-llera. ac- cneti.ag to aa afflei-U . T ware t ffi.a.i will ra.-a eaery reefy la la T wa w b far po?iM.r ere oav.rs4 el a aa dvttatng e.au w iiuKvin. the 41)1 li t.ra being oa'i- ! enatlaal a tm u.a .:. wku i taaa iitu a Uil.r. ar wkat a aaU4at sniakt pa.l la seli oat m-. .iicuUr letters I Bertwaa ho 4)4 iil Im. T Latter de caneala was he d:e4 r la Akrl.a ! Mn Ke- Bub.icea Cl' aa-t.r ta " t; .! ytcK, iKrMtrT of thai ore iuiiol Tl. ralrcBoal Hot. I mu eamoa!-a keadiaarter a-rrin is Lett.r-wnting we.k aad IB aceaoa-resher la tke par of l r!o ware B.pt ier la wrti latter for per ana ! d4 a ! Bt.erBpi.r Inn tk Bral dar BBtil th last elgv eieaagrBps.r were kt ! Bad after tal t!jrd.r Bight aa letter vara r-ii fr troB-eeriptloi In avtar Isetaace bua...e aa4 ptv f.eiaJ atea lt tftelr sl.aogre prior 4a IB work ant maar ef taeee tvrsiakael tk.lr ewa stamp. ne i- aaata- IB eoal of ! eampaiga. X larr p.iftte4 "Ilitiinm.if Indl retire wi'k ' kick mark u k.p a ditpUr an4 IS araw Bolo In Bum ft.r of Utc.ra r"ia4 tor Iraa a.:i;;ia wm cn(l hour I r. Tfcla M aal'Bl rloaaty 0 IBa nl lotar a.t.4 la Ik auee ( Ika lat.r caav falca. .':.r kaina 4:p:a..l an 4U It a 4iwtuwt aBow wlsalaar Ika 11 tr war lakaa In lk poCe!flr aa4 hI ail fr !(rtkt!oa Ihrogthotil . tw'ira (M W.atara VTaakioatea. Jiauckwa.c.ra waaBinctoa. or lir r 14 Ika talk of IB lttr. Akaa li'ia t: faie 'tl!a aa l . Tairom an4 as il 1M iU is laia Caatars ..Matoa. ita.-k.ra of Jnfca O Lwl for Ika aomiaalloa tir C.j.rtwr ka!'. ika t.ltr-wrlrlnf waak will attr to t avo4ri.ra la kla kkalC t - I JUDGE TEAL IS RECOVERING Itik Of fW-tal :rrlri lo Itrlara lo tVlarb Ok food. rALX-. or. rk it pa.-it foa:r Ju.lra JaBa It, T.ai. k kaaa MflOKir 111 f T I ! ! rnxitH aa4 aaaBla la afia4 eaurl I t'ai:.. la ratfo.ii an4 it la aipa-t4 IBt ka will k - aa datr Iafi4ar Ja.t TaiI It r-"BiJa. aa ana of n. kaat iiuMu'l'lini anprortara In I la ataca. a4 IB m'f)-tln IB lacar-couslr krW al v.al t!ra aa kn- " ka 4 b-4 ef. IB .rl--a af Jtif T"l ara a mt la4ipaaBia. XVI-B Ba ai;iinf cf Ika loltarttaa tit.nsl Talk fcia'f kr J-4a !!, Iitara la aatBiac lUaJinf la Ik war f l:k r.intr pti it a Bar a of ika aat af IB bt Jl. SEWERAGE FIGHT PUT OFF Xovtla T akiaia Waata niv Ctaad aa rralaa ?fo Sapr'a Soarra-a. fnTH TIKIUA. Waak.. rV It aarii. rsatsaa.aiaal of IB trial of IBa attil af Ika Count r Vr4 of ICaa.Uk la o)ola Ika rltr af Nnrtk T.alria from ttrnflng l' awa' lata IB Taklma I'.tv.r ka k.-a aara4 la aaa-4inaT a w(ra wltn a rpr antativa ef IB (( F"r4 ef fl.alcb. wfckra ertclajkllr or-ra4 IBa ! U ia yai f tut TB ctr cffictu ka la 4fr Ik auaitr ln.4rin! t.ljr. aa.t will aak Ika aaat Laar'.lalar la crva Ik atai Por4 ef tl'ailk 4ia ifl la la aifnt atraama ef Ika eata aa 4rataaa coorta. ratkr tkaa a.araaa af walar aapaia-. STRAWBERRY CARMVAL SET Haaabars rraliaal Will IW UrM May IB n4 I. Ttriifirna. or . rv u ?rii Raaakar will fco4 ita natal 'rar tarr C'araivai IB a.ar. a-cor4iaai la aa afra.ai.ai raa.rka4 kv Ika kaaa.. nil Tlaadar aicBL TB caralaai wtU ka h14 aa Tirlr ar.1 "rt4aT. tot lawtnaT IB ceaa.Bliaa ef Ika D-llf.I-haa ao4 Bakakaka cf OreaToa fc.ra HJ la, IT aa4 la. A Btaa meetta ef (Itlixt will ba k:4 aaoia whaa d'talla for Ika .nt ill k worka.l aal Tk UraaVrrr caraMrai kaa brem a rrmaa.nl taal la rtakiarc arf4 Ikar waa Bnaa oaaaicioaa la akaa4oalac It at lk I. ma. SAf.DY WILL CELEBRATE M. Ialraek'a la. rmcrananao Will H Olara eat Xarrli I. JiZr. Or. Tea. It 5plal tl. Taertcka dar eal.kraiica w:l k ka'4 r.ttrtUr aickl. Uarek 4. al kel I.y lia.:. aalr tk au.rita ef la I 4i aa A:'.r aari.tr warn. a cf tfl. VIt.-ea! a Ckirrla k.ra. iMT.raar itkrcerxba w!M ka praa al aa anaka aa al t-. ef atKoaia. aal ika X aaaa Mi:. Abbat. Varattl. .par a4 kr. Kucal ara la commit taa la taarta ef ift precraiucaa. After IB eat.rtammeat aa4 aupp Ika aaaa lag wt.l k 4.4 ia daactnaT. A LAMP WITHOUT A WICX Tne a-nii s..j - t 'a i tarn- . a;. a '. t af- . aa. a a. B i - tie a- a na M 1 la .j" fc a. , ra a - a'ti?? ta i. .!- ..... at I a-.t fee -' I -a e.-""cur eae .!. I aa ctii-vi-r ia ...,. a.-a fte .'' .'- are aa4 n tl .a I '- a , i. . '. . f - a-a - f -. r-efc .' a t s -r r tl . . a - ' .uia eaat.4. coo;,. LETTER-WRITING BOOM FOR GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATE DITERTS ABERDEEN. - rV : V : - ' - t I TELL A FRIEND j -:h !i' GOVERNOR Jjl mxi it Kcwwl'i' ':-:. I - . t - ' ; 4 I M . rowuL, MCitDMT r ucunrRt yoixa rn Biirtjr ci.rn, kk.Hr JWII LCWIt, CAXUIDaTK f OH OOVtRSOB. CANDIDATES ARE OUT Washington County Political Contests Become Lively. EX - SHERIFF HAY RUN SftiMtnr llolll I MrntJonvd for rWtx-h Agalnat Jade IVagly and RTrrral XUpevted to Ap pear for lctlalorr. UASXS Or. I'.o. 13 (Special) Tks pe'.iCK-al fltuklloD la WaahlnHoa Coun ty la keglanlag lo lake on lire, ana Iter ara a Bumb.r ef protctive rao- ddat.s la lb Bal4 ta adJitioo lo tboa who kav fll.d. It ia reported that R.orce Hancock anar fc oat far ttneritf aaain. altar ! .ral y.ara apaal In artrata purauita. klr. KaflcocK kaa n:a4e aa announcement. bui ha la baiag ur4 lo run byfrienda. aad la ra b akould dacld lo gat Into tba raw It will meas a lively conleat batw.aa kin and J. C AprPleCale.l l-afuir Sheriff, wka kaa already fl.cd. lita ar R.Dubtlcaa. S.aaiar II. Ho!t!a. of rori Grove, la said lo be wenderloar wkal hla cBa.Bc weald k for Circuit JuJr aaaiaat Jadsa faslay. who haa already Iiia4. Mr. lioUta waa Baeattoe4 aa Boaaik: caadidaia tor Governor two rr a age. IL T. lit:r I sputa or aa a pot aihLa raadlal. for ITOae'utlng Alter ear. It kaa ka r.port.4 IDal - v Toagna. IB laoimbaal. may not. run. but Mr. Tongue hlrrelf kaa made no aaaaaacamail. n.praaealetlve n. I!.r 1A ai mtfnttoaad. an at or Y. l Wood, ef llll.aooro. ia eal fjr re-election from the t.iavaoia t'Lttrici. but ao otber aa"ineit kaa ea.o mad. If fanator Itoliia dv iu not lo run aa-eJn II la coB.ioareo ,kir t.-iat Tillamook ana i amain touBti.e rub wl.l maae atroag at. on. .i,cl a man fr Oaeaior trora to Twenly-foarth PlatrKl. Itepraeeniauva T. It Heater. J r, af TUlamooB. and :.sr.aeniatiaa ancl 1 l;rielBoo. f TamklU coanty. are mentioaea aa ccnleadera for tkia honor la their e- llepreeentatla Pni I'aieiey naa ;ie r r.-.l.ctioa to Ike I-l.iature. and ;.sreeBlatla lianloa liowmaa ia ac- t4 a. a candlJal lor r-iin alaex Otkere ara arlue;y roneiaertna ttieg Into Ihe game. Among las maatioa'd la Aoatln Huaton. ef roreet Irove. Hepreaentatlve Hare may ran again for Ikie aittca. IC A. KuratlU Pepuly teiieiT c.era. kaa fii.4 for County I. '.era. It la bo- eve4 bat be will bare a etrong ron- adr. I- la JdcCormlck kaa aiao tneo for tkia poeltloa. Mr. Kuratll l known o lata Ike aappori ' rd . Luce, who fc keid tne attic aro l.rma. C. A. Hanley. Ixmaertl. kali r-ic- oa aa Caaaty f oramieeiooer. aao rberg. itrpubllcaa, wbo want out o ffi.-o aa I'cmmlwaaar last year, naa ;.4 for the place a a in. Thla la aa- tker on ef Ike poeitiona upon wklca heated ronteat la eipected. A mock tkoae wfco bare filed fr some 1 t Be l...r office are A. A. MorrilL V rM.a. TV. V. BoieT for Asa.aeor. r. H tiADBlncton for Counly Treaa- arvr. and J.m.a It. tavle for Ilecord.r. OLD FAMILY QUITS OFFICE roelofik-v Cltrn lp After More Tl.aa Half Ootnrj. CHCmLIS. Waah Feb. li cP- !L Wken a new poet master at Sll- tar Creek. Lawle County, la named as Ike result of a civil service examination l be held la Cbeballa. February :. Ihe poaltioa will probably pass out of IB hand ef a member of the Tucker family, la wkicb It ba been held for anor Iban yeara past. About two years ago when the postal departmeat promulgated lha civil sarv I rule f r four-ciaea offices. U. It. Tucker, wk had poalmastar al ii.r Creek, was obliged lo take the eaattiinalloa. Mrs. Tucker also toog Ike l.at, ! appotntm.nl going I the tel ler. Now. Mr. Tacker wishes lo quit tk poet and a aew postmaster must be selected- . MINT PRODUCTS RANK HIGH rtarliall Oalpal I Tar Abo Or dinary Reatrrroent. (HtltXIJJL Wash, rk. 11 (Sp e:L Tfcal psppermiat and spearmint oil product ar lo be deve.oped lat a big lual la tats section at Ike slat Is tn gaaersl vl.w as Ik reeult of Ihe lust . a elk. (KttUj cooaplsladl a by the 8. 8. Kennedy Company, of tbi rlty. Local products ara rated th bicheat of any North I'aclfie Coast sam p. .a known. A report Just received by R. A. R rbaod. a local druggist, from the labo ratory ef tba University of Washington at baattl. shows that Iba local proa uct rates hlarh in Ike eaaentlal quail Ilea required for peppermint and spear mint oils. The report from th unlver ally aaya of Ihe samples: "It assays 1 1 per cent ester, calculated aa men thol eater acetate, and tl per cent of total menthol. Tba samples received are far above the requirements of the V. R IV in fart so far above the re quirements that another aaaay Is going to t mad to man certain wa nave made ao 9rrora. It runs. higher than any unpin collected any place on th North I'aclfie Coast. There Is money la that industry, especially at the pres ent time." JUDGE DOCK MAY RUN OBIbOT CITY RACK FOR MA CONSIDERS LF.GI 9LATVRB. WllUaaa Balr, Mayer of Caaby, Is I rged by Frieads I Eater Coa tee Deateerafa Backward. OREOON' CITT. Or Feb., It (Spa clai.) Jadge Oram D. DltnJck. presi dent ef the Clackamas County Fair Association, preaident of the TVIllam ette Valley Southern Railroad, promi nent Oregon City attorney and stock man, and onetime candidate for Oov ernor of the elate on the Republican ticket, is coasldertng running for the Lexlalalore. A auabtr of Ihe county's most prom Inenl Republicans ar known to ba en deavorlng lo gat Judge Dlralcat In th rare. Tboae now In th field are Oeors L. Urowncll and U, P. Olds. Mob Be hue- be L ef the Mullno district, declarea he I thinking about running, and his brother. Chris Schuebel. of Oregon City, arjio has served through several ses sions, also Is considering the matter. Chile saya. however, that two members of tke rVbuebel family will not run for Ike same Job. William Hair. Can by commission mercbaat and Mayor of that town. Is receiving appeal a from hla friends who want him to run for the Legislature, but to daie he baa withheld any an nouncement. Ail th candidates for the Legislature from thla county lo appear ao far are Republicans. Not even the name ef a likely Iemocratle candidate baa been seriously succeeted. COUNTY FARMER PLANNING Yamhill Agrlcultartat to Try to Or- (anise Barren. M MINNVILLE. Or, Feb. It (Spe cial) Th newly appointed Tamhlll County agriculture agent, it. S. Ehrork. baa been provided with an oSlee at the Courthouse. II Intends to have bul letins and literature for the farmer In the near future. lie la alao planning lo have a traveling library, consisting of agrtrulur booka. to lend to farmers. Ilia Idea of bringing results Is through co-operation; therefore be haa asked th leading organizations, principally the Orange. Farmers' t'nlon and the Kocloty of Equity, to appoint delegates lo compose a county farm bureau to hold regular meetings. He contends be can find out the need of the farm er better by this plan. Representa tive from Ihe walnut and fruitgrow ers' associations will also be requeated lo send delegates. The first meeting Is to be held at th Courthous Feb ruary 1. DR.EETCHER Has-Not Moved I tvm absolutely the first Chiropodist to adapt Liquid Air and Antiseptic Sprays. Rotary Files for in STOwing and club nails. Vibrators for foot massage. Electric Needle for warts and moles. Electric Tads for pain ful enlarged joints. First modern Elec trical Chiropodist in the city. Over BAD FAITH IS DENIED Highway Commission Defend ed Regarding Maintenance. PROMISE NOT REPUDIATED Resolution Adopted Purine Cam palgn In Hood River Coanty Cited and Speaker Blamed for Er roneous Interpretation. HOOD nrVER. Or- Feb. It (Spe cial.) That th recent resolution of the Stat Highway Commission In notifying th Pin Grove Orange of this county that It ha never pledged itself to maintain any road under any condi tion, ha authorlred any one to make such a pledge, is not consistent is con tended by msnv persons, who cite the re.nltrtlon adonted bv the Commlaslon the week of the Columbia River High way bond election, neia nere uiy , ll- This resolution. printed In local papers, makes no promises a to plans of the Commission to lane over uie road and make It a state thoroughfare, although at the time many local cltl tens, basing their conclusions on state ments made by speaker working In behalf Of th bond Issue, were caused to put thla Interpretation on the intent of the Commission. Malateaaare Net Premised. Th ore-campaign resolution reads: -Whereas, the State Highway Com mission haa adopted the policy of aid ng the construction of Improved roaa n those counties that are construct ar a aratem of Improved roads unae the supervision of the State Highway Commission; and "Whereas, with th money avallaDie for 1M the CommbKlon is aiding in he construction of improved roads in Columbia. Clatsop and Jackson coun ties: therefore, be It Resolved. That It Is the Intention of th Btat Hlghwar Commission to aid Hood River County to the extent of Improving the road around Mitchells Point, as surveyed by the State High way F.oglneer, out of money available n 115 thla to be done If the cltliens of Hood River County build. In the meantime, the present gapa in the Co il mb la River Highway In Hood lllver County, according to the survey of said gaps, being estimated at 1 1 4.000. pro vided the present highway law Is not changed so as to prevent such expend! tures." 1 Through the term of thl resolution, th State Hlrhway Commission ex pended approximately ISO. 000 In open ing up the difficult stretch of road at Mitchell Point last year. . RepadUtloa Is DealedU Th failure of the State Highway Commission to take over the Columbia River Highway aa a state thoroughfare. It I arrued. should not ba viewed as a repudiation of promises on the part of the iaembers of the Commission, in light of full revelation of the pre-cam- palam proceedings and resolutions. While their wording Is growing less radical. local granges continue to go on record with resolution directed against the Highway Commission. The Parkdale Grange ha recommended op position to any further expenditure of eounty funds on the highway over ana above the ITS. 000. The Pine Grove t.rsrta: pned a resolution urging the DR. V. S. C. FLETCHER and MRS. FLETCHER Belllag-Hlrach Bldg, SMVa W aahlagtea Street - Haselwood. Phones: 3713. A tl!'. V - , v , , . -e . . . - t ' I t t i I in ia ia i i.l i hi aiaail Excellent Piailos That All Never before were we in position to give as much actual piano value as now. The opportunity yea have beem waiting far getting a plana for al Baeat aatblaic. A year'a trial given with each piano. 30 months In which to pay up; aurely that Is long enough. Can anything be fairer? If not ready to buy at once, make a deposit and have a piano held until you want it delivered. If ordering a piano by telephone, make arrangements for a deposit to be paid, for. without a deposit, it cannot be held over six hours. Our 1 5 Best Bargains Read Carefully the Following List! Call at C. aid etyle Harrlaartea. mahogaay ..... llerkert. aak Uarhard, Baabearaay. Waller. Biabaaaar. llnad. naaaaaar. V 1 1 lard, anahagaay Preaeatt. anahogaay. todard, aa.k. . .eaaiaar. . faaltki at Baran, mahogaay. Ktrhbr, mahoaany Hradbarr. walaat klodard, Baahoaaay. . kriabb A Hark, aahanar. a nd a great many other makes duced to lowest price. 68-NOTE PLAYER PIA5T0S FOR Waller, anahegany eaae, with naaale nradford. anabogaay raar, with aaaale Aete-I'laycr, anahogaay case, with naaale , lalvrraal, aak Others In various sizes and styles, In perfect condition, for less than half the regular price. " .... Not all of the above pianos are used. Many are new and some slight ly shopworn, having been returned from out-of-town dealers, being too high-priced for them. Every inatrument Is guaranteed. Satisfaction guaranteed to every buyer. Don't delay, but come down today. OX SALE AT Graves Music Co. l7-le-51 FOrHTH ST. ALSO S5 MORBISOT ST., OtTt NEW EN TRANCE. NOW READY FOR VOIR CONVENIENCE. Clearance sale In all Departments Talking Machines of all makes. VIOLINS. Guitars. Mandolins. UKULELES and BAND Instruments at lowest prices. Sheet Music, of course. TWO ENTRANCES I 1B1 Fearth Street. 2SS Morrison Street. Coanty Court officially to close the road unless the State iiignway com mission maintains It. while the Odell Grange recommended that It be allowed to remain blocked by slides that at present make the way Impassable. BAND'S REQUEST REJECTED Petition for Star Route to Burns De nied by Postofflce Department. BEND. Or., Feb. 12. (Special.) Completely misunderstanding a peti tion filed by 183 residents of the home stead country east of Bend asking for Improved mall service. Fourth Assist ant Postmaster-General J. A. Blakslee has written the Bend Commercial Club, which had charge of the petition, stat ing that no star route would be estab lished from Bend to Burns. There Is at present a star route from Bend to Brothers, on the Bend-Burns road. Imperial, which is about 11 miles beyond Brother on thi road, is served from Prinevllle, as are Hampton Valley points. Bend Is the chief trading point for all these communities. KENNEWICK PLANS PARK Council Appropriates $400 to Go on Purchase of Site. rrwrvnCK Wash.. Feb. 12. (Spe m.i Arrangement are being made . nh.a a aita for a city park. Th rnunrii haa appropriated 1400 from thi. ae.r-a hudget to be used as nucleus around which park funds will be gathered. A committee from the Commercial rinh comnosed ot H. R. Vlbber, A. Hrown and Sklllman Van Cott ha been -nnnlFiterf tO. SCleCt SO til C SllO -.n ha nurchased on good terms. It 1 Dlanned to make a small payment on the property, get the park under way ttH ir nosalDla In snaps mr use iui Summer. Cowllte Taxpaylng Starts With Rush KELSO. Wah.. Feb. 12- (Special.) The taxpayers of Cowllta County have been keeping Treasurer ueore ... fhiuin. arwt hi deoutles busy the put few day receiving money for personal property taxes, which became due Mon day. Payments have been satisfactory thus far. but the Pig rusn in iajj'a Is not expected until the first of March, when rony will be paying their real property taxea to take advantage of the I per cent Discount Farmer lias Narrow Escape SANDY, Or, Feb. 12. (Special.) O. Gilbertsnn, a farmer, naa "" escape Monday from death when his house, on the Bluffs collapsed and fell inder the welgm oi tne """" 'V: Mr. Gllbertson alone in the house TO QUICKLY GET 1TI Drink glass of hot water before breakfast to wasn ou. poisons. To. see th ting of healthy bloom I vAiir lace. 10 tea jww. c - clearer and clearer, to wak up with out a headache, backache, coated tongue or a nasty breath, in fact to feej your best, day In and day out. Just trv inside-bathing every morning for one week. Ttefnr breakfast each day, dring a ai-.. r real not water wun a n spoonful of limestone phosphate in It aa g harmless means oi uum the stomach, liver, kidney and bowels the prevlou day' Indigestible waste, sour bile and toxins; thus cleastng. weetenlnar and purifying the entire alimentary canal before putting more food Into the stomacn. in acuuu i bet water and limestone phosphate on an empty tomacu to f unui uu; .in vigorating. It clean out ail tn our fermentations, gases and acidity and gives one a spienaia, appeuie tor breakfast. A nuarter sound of llmestona phos phate will cost very little at the drug tore but IS SUIllcieui. iw ucmvusiiti. hat Just a soap ana not water leanses. sweetens and freshens the kin. so hot water and limestone phos phate act on the blood ana internal organs. Those who are subject to con- tlpatlon. bilious attacKS. ana Bwraiacn. rheumatic twinges, also those wnose kin is sallow and complexion pauia. re assured that one weeK ot insiae- athlng will have them both looking nd feeling better In every way. Adv. URGES EVERYONE ONW ;r wagon ...Worth 150 TTow 9 75 ...Worth 50 Naw 1 25 ...Worth V75 Now $165 ...Worth S300 Near 9165 ...Worth 325 Aow A17T ...Worth .-W5 ow 178 ...Worth IKS Now 8197 ...Worth 4(M) 3Vow 9198' ...Worth 425 Xow 215 U ...I. MtUUl Kaw ft '2 '2. ...Worth S4S0 Sow ...Worth B375 Now ...Worth g5S0 Now . . .Worth 450 Now Worth g5SO Now : too numerous to mention here, but all re A BONO Worth .173 Now f 15 Worth 75 Now X335 Worth 7RO Now 9475 Worth $075 New 465 at the time, and' when he heard the cracking of the timbers he tried to get out. but was caught under the wreck age. He managed to get some of his clothee and crawled out of the debris, $235 8245 8250 8285 ANYTHING YOU CAN WISH FOR AT ALL TIMES.. Highest quality foods at lowest possible prices. Most sanitary, quickest service, comfortable. Follow the crowds. Cozy Dairy Lunch 323 Washington Street, Near Sixth. Ladies Welcome. Three Nut-brown Hotcakes with our famous coffee, 10c. Rich, Hot Waffles, our own special mixture, 10c. Choice Koast Beef with mashed potatoes, gravy and bread, 10c. Small Sirloin Steak 10c. Regular 60c Tenderloin Steak, including potatoes, 25c. Special 15c, 20c and 23c Breakfasts Daily. Regular 75c Special Chicken Dinner Every ofi Sunday at OUIae A' LL the mileage that quality can possibly put into a tire is in Goodyear Tires. Every Goodyear Service Station Dealer knows a score of ways to make your tires last longer with the least trouble and expense. He will tell you whether you are carrying proper inflation, and whether your tires are the proper size. He will heal ruinous little tread cuts, and tell you whether the fabric of an old tire needs rein forcement. Go to the nearest Goodyear Dealer now and then. His advice will save you time and money. GOOOPEAR Vj O M T I RE S Can Reach when he made his way to the home of a neighbor. . He was considerably bruised and nearly exhausted when he arived at the neighbor's house, but he ooon revived. Goodyear No-Hook Tires are fortified against: Rim-cutting By our No-Rim-Cut feature. Blowouts By our On Air Cure. Loose Treads By. our Rubber Rivets. Insecurity By our Mul tiple Braided Piano Wire Base. Punctures and Skidding By our Double-Thick All-Weather Tread. 3 W lu. La