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The Argus is Printed on
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W ith W h it II is C o m b in e d th e H H i b oro Independent
Section 2, Pages 1 to 4
Hillsboro, Oregon, Thursday, -May 30, 1935
V olum e 42, No. 15
'Clive of India” Here Tonight
Sunset Squad
W in s Sunday
In Romantic Film
Fruit Growers
to H o ld M eet
T o elles M ove; N ew Fam ily
H ere from C orvallis
Field Day at C orvallis A n
L ocals T ravel to O renco
for G am e T his W eek
nounced on June 7
III»
W in .
*'. L y r a s . O n i n l y A c . 'i t J
sored by th e G range S a tu rd ay
night.
Mrs Jessie T illm an a n d O ren
and G ilb ert F ro st sp en t th e w e ek
end w ith re la tiv e s a t B irkenfeld.
Mr and Mrs. O scar B enefiel and
fam ily of W illam ina vieited a t the
F red B enefiel hom e S unday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. W estcott of
T im ber w ere here Sunday.
Mr. and M rs
R obert H illik e r
m ade a tr ip to S e a ttle last w eek.
Cecil I-ane of M ist w as in B u x
ton Sunday.
Iv in K ing and fam ily of A loha
visited frien d s h e re S atu rd ay .
E Stow ell and son D onald and
T hom as C arm en m ade a tr ip to
P o rtlan d S atu rd ay .
S unday d in n e r guests a t t h e
G eorge R iggle hom e w ere Mr. and
Mrs. Tom R iggle of B irkenfeld.
Mr. arid Mrs. A B. E dw ards, Mr
and Mrs D avid E d w ard s a n d K e n
neth A lbright.
G erald Pow ell w as hom e from,
E .tac a d a for th e w eek-end.
D elm ar R iggle re tu rn e d to his
hom e a t B irk en fe ld S a tu rd ay .
Mr. and Mrs. R obert Sim pson of
F orest G rove visited re la tiv e s here
Sunday.
M r and M rs E arl F ish er of T im
ber a re spending th e w eek a t the
G eorge F ish e r hom e.
Party Planned
M ountaindale
I By
.
M r ,.
J w i*
M s y s r ,|
Graduation Held
at Wallace School
W A LLA C E—G ra d u a tio n exercises
w ere held a t th e W allace school
F riday. G ra d u ate s w ere T helm a
Signor. E d ith A nderson. E dith G ib
son, E d w in C o n k lin a n d G len B ald
win. T h is is th e largest g rad u atin g
class in se v e ra l years.
M iss L iela P e ters re tu rn e d to her
hom e a t M oun tain d ale last w eek
a fte r h a v in g finished h e r y e ar
tea ch in g a t th e W allace school.
M r< G ladys S m ith a n d P aul
G ra h am visted Mrs. S m ith 's son,
P aul Sm ith, a t th e D o em b ech er
hospital in P o rtla n d S upnday. H» is
reev o e rin g ra p id ly and hopes to be
hom e soon.
Mr. a n d Mrs. C lare n ce Nelson
a n d c h ild ren E lsie a n d Donald.
Floyd B u rn sw o rth . M rs M. S ignor
a n d d a u g h te rs E dna a n d T helm a,
Floyd. F red and E dw in C onklin,
E dit£ A ndersen a n d P a u l G rah am
picnicked a t W ashington p a rk in
P o rtla n d Sunday.
V irginia M ohr w ent to P o rtlan d
S unday to spend th e su m m er w ith
h e r sister.
B U X TO N —A d in n er w as given
Sm all fruit grow ers of W ashing
; by th e W B A and G range la-
W Pet
W I- Peti
ton county m ay be in te rested in
Î
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MM
' dies a t the hall here May 22. h o n o r
l u n l a t il i
«I »» l.(MH»'Nherw«aal
th e field day al C o rv allis e x p e r i
2 4 Mt .
\|,.h a
b « I
G aston
ing ten m em bers of th e class of '35
I ft .187 1
m ent station Ju n e 7. A n n o u n c e
A tllm n a tte 4 2 *.»-7 Or*»»«“
1 of B anks high T hey a re B onnie
I ft I «7
m ents from ttie e x p e rim e n t statio n
I.a.nel
4 2 .bb7|(’ornrlhf
u
ft
(»tn»
M anley. Ju n e G arvin. C h a rlo tte
H tll.lM .ru
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state:
I S ullivan. L ora G ary W ilm a Bailey,
HiUnboru's S i i i i m ' I l.a g u c m took
"Som e 10,000 s tra w b e rry seed- ,
W ilm a R osencrans. E velyn Ja c k -
L 'o m eh iu m t» cam p h e re S unday
lings w ill be fru itin g for th e first
- son. E lsie M eyers. V ernon W atson
lifternoon H to 4. slinking off the
tim e O ver 200 selections p re vious-I
' and H a rry Seabold T he b irth d a y s
h a u l lu rk thut hud (logged th e ir
|y m ade are being given fu rth e r
! nt Mrs. V ida Pow ell and M rs E thel
H a l l for th ree w eeks and guinlltg
tria l and a n u m b e r of v a rie tie s
M eyers w ere also observed. A bout
,
,<H* ra tin g for the -canoii
Thu
p rom inent Hi o th er sections of the
70 w ere p re sen t a t th e dinner.
Sunday the li»nli> w ill trav e l to O r
c o untry a re being tested here
A m iscellaneous sh o w er w as g iv
e l , co mid are iletei tinned to coll-
"O ver loot*) seedlings of red
en fo r M rs D avid E dw ards. M rs
iiiuie ou th e com e-huck path.
rasp b erries. Y oungberries. p u rp le
R obert H illiker, a n d -Mrs. L loyd
H illsboro o p e n ed u p the gam e
canes, blackcaps and b la c k b e rrie s (
M organ May 22 a t th e G range hall.
w ith u th re e -ru n lead in the first
a re grow ing on th e farm s, som e o f (
A larg e crow d w as present.
inning und w as n e v er headeil
w hich look prom ising. T h ree large
V enetian fe a species from C hina a re being used
M rs A lex A llen sp en t T h u rs
K ealures of the gum e w ere the L o re tta Y oung Mid R onald C olm an in "C live of India
tu r e for tongiht, F riday and .Saturday T he story. w hich traces the in som e of the crosses.
day and F rid a y in H illsboro.
teody Ih ree -h lt p itc h in g of A ustin
A sk y o u r a tto rn e y to send y o u r
Mr. and M rs P e rrie M ills and
rise of R obert C live from a $25 u y e ar cle rk in the Fast India com
Si roffnrd und th e cnnslsteiit fie ld
"An e x p erim e n t in th e tra in in g
legal a d v ertisin g to th e A rgus.
T eam ed on th e screen to r th e M rs
M erle S ta n d ifo rd and son
pany to th e co n q u ero r of a nation, stresM ’H the p riv ate life of E n g and pru n in g of th ree d iffere n t v a r
ing und h illin g of ’W hitey" Mut-
first
tim
e
in
th
e
ir
b
rillia
n
t
screen
M erle Jr. v isited several days last
la n d ’» g re atest h e ro und the p a rt his lovely w ife p layed in his ieties of red ra sp b e rrie s and of the
suii, 15 y ear old second basem an
w iitte y " poled out tw o tw o-base
Y ounglx-rry w ill be of in te re s t to , careers, W illiam Pow ell and G inger w eek at th e W illiam Best hom e
triu m p h s und defeats.
R
ogers
have
roles
of
a
b
rillia
n
t
A girl. Je w e l V irginia, w as born
hits S u n d ay und n a rro w ly m issed
m any Hesults of n in e y e a rs c o m - ,
.m other w hen u long d riv e W'us
partsons betw een irrig a te d and un- N ew York a tto rn e y and a young to M r and M rs. C laren ce K irk at
ruled foul by un inch He also
irrig a te d sm all fru its w ill be given. society girl, respectively. T he ro Sacram ento, Cal., last w eek.
M rs E tta E dw ards left S un d ay
M ethods and costs of irrig a tio n w ill I m antic story is "S ta r of M id
tu rn ed in good fielding p e rform -
night," R K O -R adio picture, a t th e for W auneta, Neb. She w as a c
be exp lain ed
ince.
V
enetian
S
unday,
M
onday
a
n
d
com
panied as tar as P o rtla n d by
Itu fu s Fox. H illsboro shortstop,
Insect and disease problem s w i l l
S u flk a ll I.» a g a r
a good m an in th is tow n to stre tc h y o u r c ar do llars fo r you
was o u tstan d in g a t but. gettin g tw o
given special
a tte n tio n b y T uesday. As th ese tw o u n ite to M r E dw ards a n d G eorge Riggle.
W I . P e ll
W L P et | be
He pours e x tra m iles in to y o u r ta n k w ith TEX A CO FIR E -
solve a puzzling m y stery . G inger
J u n e G a rv in and E lsie M eyers
hits, a w alk und u free base by
G uards
b o 1.000 A rv u a
2 8 .<00 I specialists in those fields
Ir e la n d
2 2 .WW S a ia w a y
2 8 .400 I
C H IE F gasoline. H e chases engine g rie f fo r you, w ith long-
v irtu e of being hit by u pitched
V isitors w ill assem ble Just w est is a fte r still a n o th e r m a n --n o n e a re em ployed in H illsboro.
T u a la tin V a lle y
F a ir w a y
2 2 .600
Soda W o rk »
I ft 147 '
Mrs. T h o r G roenbeck of V e r
nail G uy W eeilinun, H arold V oel
of th e a g ric u ltu ra l hall at 9 30 a o th e r th a n Pow ell him self, b u t
lasting TEX A CO M OTOR OIL. A nd sh-h-h, th e w hole chassis
W L P e ll
W I. P rt
only
w
ith
m
atrim
o
n
ial
aspirations.
n o n ia v isited M rs. R. W. M anley
N utional G uardsm en finished th e i m J u n e 7. and from th e re th ey I
k e r and G eorge S chm idt also had
C a r lto n
ft I .»S3 V e r n o n ia
' '
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keeps q u iet for M A R FA K lu b ric an t. I believe y ou'd even
one d a y last w eek.
i good day a t but mid in th e field. F orest G
I I *«M» S h erw ood
2 i 400 first ro u n d of play in the local | w ill be guided th ro u g h th e ex p ert-
d riv e o u t of y o u r w ay, to get th e best of care for y o u r car
F ra n k B u rg h o lzer J r . of F a irv ale
4 1 .M00 N e w b e rg
I ft 147 softball league w ith a clean slate j m ental lots.
T u a la tin und A loha com e th ro u g h A m ity
Inform ation G iven
3 2 « m » H ills b o r o
« »» ’* ’<• und fur in th e leud of o th e r com-
w as a B u x to n v isito r M ay 22.
. . . alw ays helpful, friendly, e x ac tly right.
w ith v ictories to c o n tin u e in a tie V e r b o o r t
Civil Service Exam
J. L an e re ce iv e d in ju rie s to his
H illsboro 'B ear»” dro p p ed th e ir p e tlto rs Second plan- in th e league
for first place by tu rn in g back
eyes
in
a
cat
accid
en
t
n
e
a
r
h
e
re
l igurd B to 4 und W illam ette 8 to six th stra ig h t gam e ut V erboort is still In doubt w ith Irela n d 's and
A pplications for th e e x am in atio n
THE
i respectively. L au re l nosed out S u n d a y a fte rn o o n 12 to tl T his com F airw ay , tie d w Ith MM) each, to j
for ap p ren tic e in th e g overnm ent S a tu rd a y night.
M r. and Mrs. Elm o T allm an ar.d
Guxton 5 to 4. w hile S herw ood ing S u n d ay th e loculs w ill clash m ake u p a postponed gam e
p rin tin g office w ill be accepted
m ea k ed over u 7 to 0 victory over w ith V ernonia on th e local d ia
until Ju n e 5. according to a notice M averene and L o rain e and Miss
In play th is w eek th e G u ard sm en I
W u M b P m Lsantr
m ond.
received here from th e civil se rv L aV ern e K ilb u rg of T im b e r a t
sw am ped the A rgus 16 to 5. F a ir
D i enco.
a
.
W
’
L
r«rt
Third and W ashington St.
W
I
.
I"
r
t|
G am es scheduled tKii» w eek a re
ice comm ission. In fo rm atio n re g a rd ten d e d a dan ce a t S trassel S a tu r
C a rlto n m ain tain ed its lead in w ay took Soda W orks 6 to 1. w hile ’
3 2
I I .hist Gaston
W e Also Sell
.,s follows: H illsboro ut O renco. the league S unday by cru sh in g Safew ay nosed out Irela n d 's 7 to G g.,»
m ay b e ob day night.
2 3 4<Mt ing th e ex am in atio n
a rd e n H
I I M '" H a n k *
Mrs. H arold P e terso n a n d sons
I 4 .104» tain ed at the local post office.
,\lo h u ut C ornelius, S h erw o o d ul N ew berg 12 to 4 A m ity clim bed II In the last inning of th e gam e N o r t h I ' l s i n . l L
M a p le » — 1
F
irestone
T ires and T ubes
(J ft .004»
a re pick in g stra w b e rrie s a t a b e rry -
' I ® °" A lo fc *
L aurel, T iguril at G aston und T uul- in to a tie for second w ith Forest T he A rgus staged a big se v e n -ru n | G len w o o d
A sk y o u r a tto rn e y to send y o u r field n ear B anks.
utin at W illam ette
(¡ro v e by dow n in g the la tte r 4 to inning in th e ir m ak e -u p gam e w ith j G a rd en Horne m oved into a tie
A c a rn iv a l dance w ill b e sp o n
K H. € 2. th e w in n e rs guining but 3 hits Safew ay M onday night to w in II
w ith Roy for th e lea d ersh ip of the legal a d v ertisin g to th e A rgus.
4 S I
• r nello»
s I I I to 8 for th e G rove. In the fo u rth to 5.
W ashington county league Sunday
H a lts (TO
T he N ational G u a rd s add ed a n w h en th e team tra m p le d A loha 23
N e r v ifo rd a n d gam e V ernonia w on from Sherw ood
V a u la a *
and
l .u r k e tt .
o th er gam e Io th e ir record M onday t i / 3 and Roy lost to th e G lenw ood
11 to 9
ir e ty .
R M . K.
G am es scheduled th is w eek a re night w ith a 13 to 10 w in o ver the L oggers 5 to 4 in a 10-inning gam e
7 IB
4
irrw o u d
follows: C arlto n at N ew berg. Soda W orks T he gam e w as played N orth Plains, w h ich had held se c
0 U 2 as
rin .’o
Ni
ilb llU n . Winter» and W e im e r. Rito» A m ity nt F orest G rove, V ernonia Io m ak e -u p th e tilt w hich is sched ond place, lost to B anks 16 to 6.
Kulak.
- R I I . E a t H illsboro and V erboort at S h e r uled d u rin g th e period w hen th e G aston took M aplew ood 7 to 6 in
com pany w ill be in sum m er cam p
wood.
4 1 1 2
tard
G am es for ton ig h t iT h u rsd ay ) 13-innings.
« 10 2
R . H . E.
a is tin
S even ru n s in th e second in n in g
.1 R r lw r
Amity
4 3 2 a re positioned due to the M em ori
S s h r e ln r r and H u s to n
l>a>
on four hits and five e rro rs proved
M I I K. F o re st G ro v e
al day holiday
2 * 4
4 S I
lla ttc rI**« : Pater»«»n a m i G ilb e r t
Read.
• tu a
K eith W ilcox w as signed this too m uch of a h a n d icap for N orth
ft 7 2 H t o u tr iib r r x a m i F r y e r .
P lain s in th e gam e at Banks. V an-
urei
iiid W llla m e lt , l l l a a r t
R II K. w eek by th e A rgus sq u ad and Don derzan d en of B anks slam m ed out a
ueitash w a n d e r
S h a ttu c k by Safew ay
V e rb o o rt
12 12
I
.1 /x d « I r r
hom e run. a trip le and a double
a 1—"W
i/w tii
l : j . . — 4
> r greatest
..i..i
rubber.
rubber. This
Thia is is an an additional
additional process
process known
known as as
R H F. IIH Ia b o r o
4 10 ft
ill th« non-skid
tr«ad jiv« m« the
d is m e tta
3 0 3
I la t i e r te a : S ah n o w a n d
H r a n d a w . IV»-
Roy's defeat a t th e h ands of G le n
t.um -Dipping, by which every 100 pounds of cotton cords
•ha
H »2 3
m tn a n d D e a v llle .
traction
and
protection
against
skidding?"
w ood w as alm ost as big an upset
K <.Ila r in I r r , N w u p e a m i
G ross . < lojfea
It I I F .
absorb eight pounds o f rubber. This extra process costs
, as th e h um bling of N orth P la in s
12 14 2
S—" A r e they built to give me the greatest
tl S a in d o n .
( '• r l u x i
1
bv G aston th e prev io u s w eek
m ore and is not used in any other make o f tire.
4 • ft
N r w ltv r ir
blowout protection?"
R. H. E.
y ds a n d O 'L e a r y ; F or a m i
Ita ltv r le a
F a r m t 'n ie n
Leading race dri’ ers investigate the inbuilt qualities
M .p le —
I
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N r w n ta tt.
3—"W ithout sacrificing these two im portant
W L P e t1
W L P e t.
Kunast
I. segue
Guards Hold Lead
Bears to M eet
in Softball Loop
V ernonia H ere
I’ll Tell You
Garden Home, Roy
Tied in Standing
Texaco Service Station
PROTECT YOUR LIFE
AND THE LIVES OF OTHERS!
T here are three questions you should ask yourself about the tires you buy:
Carlton Holds Lead
Farm Union Loop
Sports Awards Given
Hilhi Athletes Friday
T ruck u n it baseball le tte rs w ere
nw urded lo H llhl a th le te s F riday
d u rin g a stu d e n t assem bly. B a se
b all letterm en h onored w ere Hob
P a tte rso n . Jim G rogan. V ernon
Conk. G eorge Hot w h ir . L ew is G a r
field. E dw in M atson. W arren W ahn-
er. A llan Sigler. E lm an S chulnier-
Ich. I.lovd S elfrid g e und C h arles
T olson T ruck a w ard s w ere p re
se n ted to L u V ern e A bendroth, Tom
llro n leew e. E rnest B row n, G eorge
Rice, Hick Am B ob P a ttii on a n d
N orm an D eFrees
O th e r aw ard s
w ere m ade to L loyd Selfridge, a th
letic m anager. L uV erne A bendroth
und H elen Nelson, c h e e r leaders.
O fficers fur the com ing y e ar w ere
elected by th e v a rlo m Hllhl classes
F rid ay Hosier of o fficers Is as fol
lows: S en io r L ew is G arfield, p re s
iden t; Dick A bts. vice-p resid en t;
A nn M unkres. se c re ta ry -tre a su re r;
a n d D ave T orbet. re p o rte r. J u n io r
R aym ond laitr. p resid en t; D ixie
L ee
M acDowell.
vice-p resid en t;
N olan F u rro w , se c re tary ; M argaret
C y p h e r, tre a su re r
S ophom ores
J e a n n e Abts. presid en t. Tosh T su-
guwn, v ice-p resid en t; D orothy C hnl-
lacom be. se c re ta ry -tre a su re r; Ja c k
C h risten sen , council re p re se n tativ e.
Pacific u n iv ersity stu d en ts, h e a d
ed by H ubert Filch, professor of
phllonophy, gave a m usical p ro
g ram ul th e assem bly last W ednes
day.
V * m « n la
Shrrw«MMl
llo tlr r lr «
M H S u lre .
Hay and
C o ir .
K II F
C a r lto n
11 & 4
I C e d a r M ill
S 4 6
H u t to n
Helal»«-« k a n d
rt o I . im h i l ^ u r v l
8 2 714 K in » » » C ity
3 4 421» V e rb o o rt
2 4 .333
2 4 .338
1 5 .147
(« « •to n
I.u d l a n d
¿ w lr fd .
Hey
D «»U
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pP ,’^ ‘r E
4
7 ’.
C a rlto n p rotected its lead in the Clmwwwl
. u “
J r ti» r n a n d S to re y ; N o la n a n d S m ith .
Farm U nion league S u n d ay by
R H . E.
tu rn in g back V erboort 12 to 9 A lo h a
J
J
C e d ar Mill held second place by G arden H om e
21 I
I h an d in g out a 15 to 7 defeat to
W» taenhat k. O ’C o n n o r a n d Y o r k . H a ll
B uxton, w hile K ansas C ity pulled a n d D a im le r .
R. H . E.
| out of c ellar position by dow ning
..
-
N o rth P lain»
F orty H illsboro boys a re tu rn in g L aurel 4 to 2 in a close game
1« 1ft I
Hank»
G
am
es
scheduled
n
ert
w
eek
are:
W
a
h
n
e
r
.
K e \iin U I'. ( ir o ir s n a n ti A u U I.
out re g u la rly for A m erican Legion
Junior baseball u n d e r th e direction C ed ar Mill at C arlton. L au rel at J p n - r it nn«l V s n d e rta n d e n .
of C arl R ussell T he o lder boys V erboort. K ansas C ity at B urton
Say you saw it in th e A rgus.
p ra ctic e M onday a n d F rid ay nights
L ittle Boy <h»okink' at m o th e r’s
at th e high school field al 6 30.
new o pera w rap»: ’How some poor
w hile tlie y o u n g e r boys play W ed ■ beast
m ust have su ffered so you
nesday n ig h ts T h e senior group I could h ave such a fu r coot!"
C orw in H ardw are
lias won th re e out of four gam es
M other
Hush Roscoe You m ust
played
not ta lk th a t w ay about > our fath-
A team to re p re se n t H illsboro , er " F.x.
P r iie W in n e r fo r L ast W eek
w ill be selected from th e group
I iti i
L ongest T ro u t c au g h t by
D rive Success
A c o n tra c to r of Q uincy. M ass, d e JO H N R PU B O L S of H illsboro
20-inch T ro u t
"T he e x am p le and the spirit of clares th a t "D uring m y 20 years of
th e e a rlie r A m ericans is present ! e x p erien c e in th is line of w ork. I W atch T his Space for the W eek's
in th e m ind a n d th e h e a rt of ail have n e v er seen any d riv e so ef-
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o f the tires they use, because their very lives depend
upon their tires, and they always select Firestone Ores
fur their daring speed runs. In fact, Firestone Tires have
lw-en on the winning cars in the gruelling Indianapolis
500-m ile race for fifteen consecutive years, and ‘hey were
on the 5.000-pound car that Ab Jenkins drove 3-000
miles in 231/4 hours on the hot salt beds at Lake
Bonneville, Utah, at an average speed of 127.2 miles per
huur, without tire trouble of any kind. These amazing
performance records are proof o f the greatest blowout
protection ever known.
Answer N o. 3—Thousands o f car owners reporting
mileage records of 4 0 ,0 0 0 to 7 5 ,0 0 0 m iles, is proof ot
the long m ileage and greater econom y by equipping with
F ir e s t o n e H ig h S p e e d T ir e s . L et t h e s e u n e q u a le d
performance records be your buying guide.
Go to the Firestone Auto Supply and Service Stora
or Firestone Tire Dealer and let him equip your ear with
Firestone Tires, the safest and m ost economical tires budt.
safety features will they give me longer
m ileag e, thus m a k in g them the most
economical tires I can buy?"
A n sw er N o. 1— Harvey S. Firestone early realized
•h e value of tire traction and safety and was the first to
design an All Rubber Non-Skid Tire. Through the years
Firestone has led the way in the design and development
«if tires with m ost effective non-skid treads.
Firestone does not depend solely on traction and
non-skid tests made by its own engineers— it em ploys a
leading University to make impartial tests for non-ski.l
efficiency of its tires, and their most recent report shows
that Firestone High Speed Tires stop the ear 15%
quicker than the best o f all popular m akes o f tires.
A n iw c r No. 2— Blowout protection must be built
Into a tire. Friction and beat within tlie tire is the greatest
«anise of blowouts. Firestone protects its tires from
friction and beat by a patented process which soaks
every cord and insulates every strand with pure liquid
Direct Purehaiing— Straight Line Manufacturing and Efficient
and Economical System of Distributing to our 500 Stores
and to 30,000 Dealers, enables Firestone to give
you greater values a t lowest prices
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gus c o rre sp o n d e n ts i n d i f f e r e n t
sections of W ashington county a p
p e a r in th e A rg u s each w e e k.
L ea rn w h a t y o u r frien d s a re d o
ing for less th a n th r e e c en ts a
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IN ITS NEW LOCATION AT
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which is different
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SESTIMEL TYPE
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D e s ig n e d a n d b u i l t w i t h
h ig h g ra d e m a t e r ia ls .
E q u a l o r s u p e r io r t o a n y
s p e c ia l b r a n d t i r e m a d e f o r
m as» d is t r ib u t o r s a n ti a d
vertise«! as t h e i r firw t l in e
tir e b u t w ith o u t m a n u fa c
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q u a lit y m a te r ia ls a n d
w o r k m a n s h ip . I t c a r r ie e
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o w as m a n y i n f e r io r t ir e s
t h a t a re m a n u fa c tu r e d to
s e ll a t a p r ic e .
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W e srlc c t fro m o u r enorm ous
stocks of raw m aterials the best
and highest g rade ru b b e r und
cotton fo r the High Speed T ire.
In o u r facto ry > e select the m ost
e x p e r ie n c e d a n d s k ille d tir e
m ak ers to build this tire. It is
aeeuratelv balanced a n d rigidly
inspected and
know ¡1 is aa
p e rfe c t aa h u m an ingenuity can
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All F irestone Auto S upply and Service Stores, a n d m any o f o u r large tire dealers, have com pleta
storks, and you have the added convenience a n d econom y o f having th e m applied.
and O ur New
Ice Cream Machine
PRICE
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