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THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 20; 10
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Young Men's
SUITS,'" and
TOPCOAT
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We have combined style, quality!
and price in all our Suits J
1 and Topcoats j
Suits $25 to $40 M
Topcoats 25 to 535
G.W. JOHNSON .& CO.
469 STATE STREET
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"Hera is a raal fo4 bar". a& It
can't Uxt Ion. Lata modal Wtllya
Kni(kt toartng, wtti aew fcallooa
tiraa, aaw paint Jaa. sida caruOni
lik aaw. Ia fact, tka car look
Jat lik . atw far anly $950
Sea It Al
cs. one signed by the Mayor of
Portland. Me., 'stating that be was
in that city on September 23, 1924
and one signed by the Mayor of
Portland, Or., eta ting that be was
jin that city on the same date one
year later.
Dance Dance ';
Hobs' orchestra at Crystal Gar
den Wednesday. Singing and en
tertaining. b30
check for 1350,000 from John
D Rockefeller. Jr. This is said
to be the largest single check the
YMCA has erer recelreu. and was
dvea to help raise the 12.00.000
endowment fund the college has
been campaigning for. Mr. -Kells,
Fob Boardman and Mr. Crary, all
of the local YMCA, are alumni of
the college.
hepUnatoThIthiseon.ReT.es. the adoption of her two minor ed b-fore County Judge Hunt dur-
Poling of Rldgeway, Penn. Dr,
W. . Kantner and "Rev. II.
Schuchnecht will occupy the pul
pit during ReT. Poling's absence,
which will be for a period of two
years. -
Furniture I'pbolstery
And repairing. Giese-Fowers
Furniture Company. - s20tf
Boardnuui In Seattle-
Bob Boardman. physical direct
or of the Salem YMCA,. has gone
to Seattle to meet his. wife and
her aister. Miss Bovine, who have
just returned from a Tisit with
their parents In the east. Miss
Bovine Is a missionary In China,
and was to haTe left for that
country a month ago; but' due to
tne disturbances there, her depar
ture has been delayed until now
Mr. and Mrs." Boardman are ex
pected to be back in Salem today
Attention Students
Stndy lamps and electric beat
ers. Special on flash lights 11-25.
Halik & Koff Electric shop, 337
Court street. Phone 4S8. s27
Injured Slightly
P. B. Arnell of 'Portland, man
ager of the Montgomery, Ward
Co. of that city, was injured slight
ly when he was bumped into and
knocked to the pavement by a car
driien by F. G. Klfngbeil of Port
land. The accident occurred Sun
day at the main entrance to the
state fairgrounds. David Wright
of Salem, who witnessed, the acci
dent, applied first aid methods in
bandging Mr. Arnell's head.
children. VlTlan F. and Wlllard C ing the past week. The boys ranga
She claims that the children were in age from 10 to IS and are up
adopted by their grandparents on for petty crimes including burg-
their father's aide, and while berlary and 'chicken stealing. Tho
husband, Iran C. Johnson consent 'boys compose three separate gangs,
ed to the adoption, but that the j One gang consisting of three was
statement that the was in the Ore-'up for breaking into a house and
stealing $75 worth of property. A
rang of five were charged with en
tering stores, eteallag nicrchan-
dice. and tapping the tills. Two
boys were ' charged ' with stealins .
chickens. One of the boys was
charged with stealing chickens,
but he U over It yearn old. and
not within the Jurisdiction of the
court. The boys have been parol-' -ed
to resident of Sllrcrton. and
warned, that another appearance
will mean commitment in the state
training school.
gon state hospital la an Insane
condition, as asserted in the peti
tion for adoption, is untrue and
not funded on fact.
Wanted Qui
Cash paid on delivery. Earl
Pearcy. Trade at High street. Tel.
2111, . ,o4
B. and P. W. Club '
Rummage sale. Bundles called
for. Telephone 1825 or 1204. s23
CITY
NEWS-IN BR IEF
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Bicycle Stole
Lloyd P.urdy, who lives at 719
North Commercial, has reported
the theft Sunday of his bicycle,
stolen from his. home.
Red Seal Victor Records
Single faced 35c and 55c.
Stiff Furniture Co.
H. L.
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! : Cloudy ' -
Generally cloudy, probably show
ers north 'portion ; moderate tem
perature,' m o d e r a t e Southerly
winds Humidity above normal.
Max. 71; Min. 43; River 2.2,
stationary; Rainfall none; Atmos
phere cloudy; Wind south. '
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. H '., Tlin Theaters TodftT
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Oregon Rex
.Wild lloraes,
Cyclone." ,
King of
in "Black
Exclusive Distribution
For W. W. Kimball pianos. A.
B." Chase, Davenport & Tracy,
Bush. & Gerts. Moore's Music
House, 409-415 Court. sSCif
Arrested for Larceny A
Lilo Tompkins of 2675 Brooks
avenue, and Pete Janzen of 1395
North Fifteenth, were arrested
Sunday by Officers Olson and Ed
wards on a charge of theft of auto
mobile accessories.
Woodry A Son
Buy furniture. Store,
Commercials (bona 75. .
271 N,
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claims that the dentist was ea re
less in the use of his instruments,
and so handled the pulling of his
teeth that the crown was broken
and crushed, and that the crown
of each wag severed from the roots
and lower portions: He claimed
that Dr. Olson had represented to
him that , all the teeth had been
entirely and completely removed.
Miss Wyman Goes East . '
, Miss Marian Wyman. secretary
of the Salem YWCA. is starting
this morning on a trip to her
home in Omaha Neb.. She plana
on being gone from three weeks
to a month.
Fairmount Hill Lots -
Two decided bargains at $950
each. One 50x150. Both have
trees and view and on paving.
Come now. Bee he - Hendricks,
Hellig Bide, 189 N. High St.
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Trade In Your Piano
On a new victrola. at
Furniture Co. ,
Stiffs
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Summer Street Home .
7 , looms. . Strictly modern
throughout. This is finest home
for money you hare seen. ' Price
cut to $10,500 wnn tww lots. Or;
lot $9000. A real reason for sac
rifice and quick possession. Close
to all schools, state house, unlcer
sity and business. : Becke ft Hen
dricks, Heilig Bldg., 189 N. High
St. s25tf
Dresses Found
Hanlon Hunt, who resides at
710 South Thirteenth, found Sun
day a pasteboard on his lawn con
taining several girls' dresses. He
turned' them into 'the police sta
tion. ,
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See Our Display or '
Wicker, furniture at the state
fair. Booth north of .new pavli
ion. Watch for the sign of the
arch. Salem Wicker Furniture Co.
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Ilelllg .The Spirit-ot the U.
S. A. 2 '
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r I'atients Hear Concert
'The Young People's society of
, the . Mennonite Church . of Hub
' bard, under the leadership of Rev.
i and Mrs. K. E. Watkins, gave a
, concert to the patients and nurses
at the Salem hospital Sunday.
Reaxar Arrested
- Jack Walker of Jacksonville,
Tenn., was ) arrested Sunday by
Officer Thomason on a charge of
begging on the streets of Salem.
Crjstal Garden-
Best hall best music in town.
Wednesday nite. s30
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For Sale Ford Coupe ',-,.
Cheap for cashiv Phone
Late Model WilljtuKnight ,
' Sedan for sale cheap at the Cer
tified Public Motor Car Market.
This car is. painted in the latest
I two-tone biege colors. Phone 885
Canto Tourist Drops Off
A very gentle Airdale and evid
ently a family pet that was lost oft
an automobile by some passing
tourist has been taken in charge
by the Salem humane society. The
dog is about eighteen months old
and wears a harness. . Call on Dr.
Moorhouse, the local humane offl
eetvHe was lame when takenrup
but has recoTered.
For Rent j
Good 7 room : house
Phone 900.
close in
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640.
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for a demonstration.
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Fred M. Mills
And his orchestra v at
nickle
J , dance frolic. Mellow Moon Tues--J
" day and Thursday Tes, s2 9
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Permanent Wave ! i
A real waye not a kink but
a real wave. , Guaranteed. Has a
marcel effect. Model Beauty Par
lor. Phone 956. V , s29
Claims Car
R. H. Barton, whose Chevrolet
car was stolen from him Sept.. 2 5,
called Sunday to claim his cart
which had been recovered.
J Mast Burn Slashings
i nuoer owners must ourn, meir
slashings' in September andi-have
the necessary permit. I. Hy Van
Winkle, attorney general, has in
formed F. A. EUiott, state forest
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Addresses Student Body
Rev. F. C. Taylor, pastor of the
First Methodist church of this
city, addressed the Willamette
university student body at their
chapel meeting Monday. He is
sued a welcome to all the students
to attend his church. He asked
pertinently what the trouble seem
ed to be with the Bearcats in the
University of Washington game,
and expressed the hope that the
Bearcats would turn in some vic
tories In the future.
Babies Dedicated
. The Salvation Army hall was
crowded to capacity Sunday night
to witness- the dedication of two
Salem babies. It was announced
that a Woodburn baby will be
publicly dedicated this coming
Saturday at 8 p. m.
KohleriotKohler
See automatic . electric power
and light plant at the fair. - s29
tW of Onions Shipped
The season's first carload of
onioiM was shipped Monday frpm
the La bis h district. Before the
ocason is over, it is expected that
600 carloads of onions will have
been shipjed. Prices now' are
from $1.10 to $1.25 a sack, and at
this rate, the crop will represent a
gror of about $400,000. Celery
Old Time Dances Kvery Friday amounting to 60 carloads had been
Fight, Derby hall. Commercial
at High, Salem. Walker Bros, or
chestra. o2
Receive Son
Rev. and Mrs. M. A. Groyes of;
Salem receiTfd a son September
24. He has been named Meredith
Robert.
shipped up to the end of last week.
and according to word received
here, orders on hand will call for
a daily shipment of two carloads
for some time to come. Rain
stains have deprived the onions or
the even color .they had last year,
but it Is reported that the quality
haj been retained.
Magazines Are Wanted
. Captain Pitt of the Salvation
Army, has a request from inmates
of Salem institution for late mag
azines or any other reading mat
ter. Phone 1820.
Don't Fall To See BWiop's
Pendleton Blanket display in
the new pavilion at the state fair.
. 2s9
Good Used Heaters
f At reasonable prices.
Used Furniture Store.
Don't Fall To See Bishop's
; Pendleton Blanket display in
the new pavilion at the state fair.
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; Hoys' Cborus to Organic
. The Salem boys' chorus is to
be reorganized this year. Dr. Ep
ley, who had charge of the chorus
for the last tiTe years, will take
:, the helm again. The reorganiza
tion will take place at the local
YMCA building, but a definite
date has not yet been set.. r
Gennlse Butter Horns
Baked with ' pure butter and
fresh eggs filled with fig. jam,
6 'for 25c. You must try them to
appreciate them. Bakerite , Bak
ery. . - 829
Secure Demonstratioi
Of Universal stoves and ranges
at the state fair and at our Salem
store. II. L. Stiff ; Furniture Co.
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For Rent
Good 5 room apartment, close
In. . Phone 900. . 27tI
Typing Student .
Can arrange to rent late mode1
Underwood typewriters at special
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-ntudent rates. Underwood-Typej
519 Court St. Phone
s27tf
71 writer Co.,
r 262. Factory branch.
Furniture Upholstery
. And repairing. Giese-Powers
Furniture Company. s20tf
Minus Driver's License v
Anthony Van Kowering of Cor
vallis was arrested by Officer Ed
wards on Court street Sunday for
driving a car without possessing a
driTers license. ' .;-.
Flags Are. Up . '.'.'
The Chamber of Commerce has
put up 164 flags in the city of
Salem, and if anyone sees that
any of the flags have been blown
down the chamber will appreciate
it if he will call 302 or 69. The
flags are .the property of the
Chamber of Commerce.
IUrth Report Filed .
: Two birth reports were reported
Monday at the office of the city
health office. Mr. Mr. and Mrs.
Karl G. Becke of 730 North Cum
mer was born a daughter, who
has been given the name of Mir
iam Jean. A boy was born tol
Mr. and Mrs- Leroy Conestock of
183 South Sixteenth, and received
the name of Gerald James.
Officers FJected
The new boxing commission ap
pointed last week by Mayor Giesy
met Monday and elected the fol
lowing officers: Chairman, Harry
Levy; vice-chairman Ralph Thomp
son; eecretary Dr. IL H. Ollnger;
physician Dr. W Carlton Smith.
In the near future another meeting
of the commission will be held.' at
which rules and regulationos will
be drawn up. .Harry Plant was
appointed to act, as matchmaker.
The bouts to bV-held Thursday
night at the Armory were formally
approved.1
Seeks Adoption X unification'
Edna Z. Johnson ha -commenced
proceedings in circuit court
against William E. Johnson and
others, charging that false repre
sentations were made in securing
Lecture of National Grangrr
O. L- Martin of Vermont will
speak at the state fair today. s29
Obituary
t ickle Dance Frolic
At Mellow Moon Tuesday and
Vicko
The funeral of Detbert Vlesko
Brotherhood Committee Mcetn
The World Brotherhood com
mittee of Oregon and Idaho met
Monday at the local YMCA build
ing. Those present at the meet
irg were W. P. Walters of Eugene,
former Marlon county secretary;
W. H. Rlchter.' community secre
tary for the Portland community
east side YMCAf Jim paleer of
the Portland YMCA. Ben Klmber.
Marion ounty secretary, and Mr.
Crary, local boys' secretary. The
organization is for the purpose of
extending to the boys of foreign
" . f . . . "- a
countries, toe opportunities lo oe
had by American boys. , They
recommended the organization of
a federation of all YMCA clubs!
into the. World Brotherhood. Ben
Klmber stated that the organiza
tion was more than likely to go
through. ,
A Good Insurance
Policy.
They Won't Skid
McCLAREN CORD
Court Charces Faced
will be he'-d at the Webb Funeral Ten silverton boy have appear-J
stiivn ivrva k T b J v axa. a w v
4JinC
Smith & Watkins
PHONE 44
Snappy Service
Thursday evenings.
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A Loan of flOOO
Can be retired, principal and in
terest in 81 monthly payments of
$16.60 each.- See Ralph H. Mc
Curdy, office over Millers, store.
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Plan Roosevelt Memorial '
Financial arrangements for the
Roosevelt statue committee were
discussed at the state house Mon
day by representatives of the
nanUh War Veterans association.
stifril Thm memorial is wanted for Battle
829pft-v near Port Oxford, and will
cost1 in the neighborhood of $50.
000. The national convention in
Florida will be asked to endorse
the project. It is planned to raise
the money by popular subscrip
tion. "
Poling Lea-en City
. Rev. C. C. Poling, pastor of the
Evangelical church of Salem, left
Monday for Harrisburg, Penn
! where he is to attend the general
board meeting of Evangelical
churches. While he Is In the east
Woodry Buys Furnitn
Store at Summer and Norway
streets. Phone 511. J15tf
Rev. Long Heard From
C. A. Kells. general . secretary
for the local YMCA. has received
a letter from Rev. Ward W.' Long,
formerly, pastor at the First Pres
byterian church of this city, ; Rev.
Long, according to his letter, was
installed Sept. 11 as pastor of
the First Presbyterian church of
Stockton. Cat Rev- Long declared
In his letter that he still retains
a warm spot in his heart for Sa
lem, and has not forgotten any
of the friends he made while he Speed Murphy, Portland.
was in this city.
Intoxiatedi
' Don Lewis of Dallas was arrest
ed Sunday by Officer Thomason
on a charge of being intoxicated.
Boxing Salem Armory
Thursday,4 October 1, Frankle
Lewis. Salem, vs. Cal Herman
Salt Lake City, 10 three minute
rounds. Bill Hunt, Salem, vs
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Rev. Tully to Preside
Rev, N. K. Tully, pastor of the
First Presbyterian church of this
city, is going to. Corvallis Thurs
day where he will preach the ser
mon at the installation service of
Rev. McLeod, recently appointed
pastor of the First Presbyterian
church of Corvallis. ,
Pemberton will have charge off-
services. Interment will be in
the Cley View Cemetery.
Warner
The funeral of Jacob Warner
will be held at the Webb Funeral
Parlors today at 3:30 p. m. Rev.
Stover will have charge of servic
es. ' Interment will be in the ML
Crest Abby Masouleum.
F. N. WOODRY
Pays Cash For Fnrnltnra
Ilea, and Store 1010 North
Summer - v
Phone 511
UNDERWOOD
TYPEWRITER CO.
Direct Factory Branch
S19 Court Street Phone 262
Typewriters Rested. Sold,
Repaired
Special rental rates to students
Jaaon Lee Church Cafeteria
Fair grounds. Home cooking.
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Honey Eats
, Let "Halemead" feed U.
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Citizenship Claws to Start
. The class In citizenship given
bv the Salem YMCA, will open
F turday, - Oct. 10. . The YMCA
plans to have a citizenship class
between each session of the na
turalization court. Several who
have taken or are taking out pa
pers attended the class last year.
Other classes at the YMCA will
be started as soon as they can be
organized. t ;
Thre New Small Homes'
'. $3000 to $3750. All have ce
ment basements and garages. Two
north, other south. Reasonable
terms. Vacant. Becke ft Hetidrlcks
Hetlis Bldg., 189 N. High St.
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The Best Bequest
. We wonder sometimes If par
ents realize that to give a;boy or
girl a useful education Js better
by far than to bequeath large
J sums of money. Send them to the
capital Business college, tne tnea
and proved business school. s29
To Orttanize HI-Y ,
Ben J. Klmber,- general secre
tary fo the Marlon county YMCA.
is going to Stayton today toorgan- j
We Are Here Again
Thompson's groc. and
station.
Hears From Blogget ' :
C. A. Kells. general secretary of
the Salem YMCA. has in hand a
tetter received from Dr. Blogget,
president of the Springfield YMCA
college at Springfield. Mass., stat
ing that the college has received
REDUCED SUMMER RATES
. TO CALIFORNIA
BY PICKWICK STAGES
aa rraatM. m way, tlS-tt
, BmU XHa, IS0.00.
. Ls"Aa(ala way, itTa.
avaa4 Trim, 850.00. .
iDMial XaUa U Tvttas
EUat r Mara
rr XBfatmatUa sa4 tirvwss
raaas M, at call at
CENTRA It STAGS TERMINAL
' Salem, Oregsa '
filling
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Hiker Here
Grover Cleveland Carlker, who
"claims to have hiked all over Can-
ire a lli-Y club at the Stayton aaa. aiexico ana me unuea icaim
high school.
SbJpley'n WUl Cose--
tAt 10:30 a. m. Wednesday, Sa
lem's day at the state "fair. s2t
Wlilniuette University Student
i Can Tent late model -Underwood
typewriters at special. stu
dent rates from Underwood Type
writer company. 519 Court street.
nhnne 262. s27tf
Woodry Cz Woodry
ry Cash tor rcraitsra -
For Sale At YWCA
Oak top tables suitable
cafe. , ' ' 1 i
for
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Poor Dentistry Charged '
s Jamn Ingles' has filed action in
circuit court against Dr. O.'A. Ol
son, Salem dentist, charging that
Dr. Olson did a poor job in puiiing
nine teeth. He is seeking general
damages to the extent of $2000.
and local damages of $67. He
In ha itv with thn avowed nilf-
pose of shaking hands, with. Gov
ernor Pierce. He has traveled in
37 states in this country, and
claims to have shaken the hands
of the governors of 38 states. ; Ot
interest are two papers he possess-
B. P. 0. E.
Dining: Room'
Dinner
For the Elks, their
families and friends
5 to 8 p. m. daily
LADD& BUSH, Bankers
EataMlMtwil IMS
General Banking Buiinexs
Office lloars from 10 a-m. tm I uju.
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As Appreciation
" TO ..
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The STATE FAIR BOARD
in making this year's
. -
Fair the Biggest Ever
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This Store Will Remain Closed
Wednesday Afternoon
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"Come In Now and Dress Up
for Salem Day.
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cvoryiirthoorM uxu rrog 1
C. P. Bishop, Pres.
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FOR IVFORMATION
ABOUT RAILROAD TIUT3
' "'f :-' Plicns 727 '
PAINTING
KALSOMINING
PAPER HANGING
For the right kind of materials
and the very beat . workman
ship call txa. : ' '
Gabriel
PoTr-cr end Supply Co
175 8. Ccaraerctal . Then T28
i m ir"-ii" i'i i i
H. P. WOODRY & SON
Aactionaara aaa Tarnitara Daalara,
pay cash far Csad Faraltara. Stara
871 HarU Caaisarrlal.
Office Phone 75 or Res
idence Phone 1843-W 1
Mrs. Olnuteads
i Restaurant r
Occupied for year by the
h I Christian Ckurch
Look for the While and
t Blue Sign " - :
If you come Once yon will ,
- A j come again
Meals at all Honrs 1
Short I orders served., between
meal hours ' '
We Are Buying Prunes
; - At Highest Market Prices
It will pay you to see us before selling
, At old Fruit Union Building ,
. Corner High and Trade -' .
ROBERT C. PAULUS & CO.
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Becke t Hendriclcs
IIcUlj Theatre Dlda. t -,.t 189 y. nigh
20 TO 30
On Federal and Viking
: . TIRES
A serloa of fortunate purcbasea made polble"bv our tremen
dous buying power enables us to SAVE YOU MONEY on -high
grade tires as follows:
7 HcjniUr Price Sale Price '
30x3 Vi Llue Pennant Giant . .
30x314 Oversise Cord -
30x3 Regular Cord i......
3"Jx4 ..Ulue. Pennant Cord. .
32x1, .Blue Pennant Cord
33x1 v Dluo Pennant Cord...
32xlH Pine Pepnant Cor1
Plue'renDant Cord...
r.lne Pennant Cord...
Blue Pennant Cord.,.
Balloon Tires Also Reduced
' ' ; v ' " KXTKA SPECIAL '
. 20x4)40 Balloon Cord ...!..:
. 30x3i2 Giant Crd,' regular $15.50
C2x4 Oversize Cord, regular $20.10
D-r.GAIX Raincttats and Top Coal. . . .
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33l
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33xS
$15. so . gi.r-j
12.00 - BSUt
10.75 7.0.
27.00 21-V
2.40 zzi.zr.
29.75 -JVUZTi
2. 00 S7.B..
zi.nz iro.-,
51.35 MAtO .
...Si: 3.93
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517.50
.91.05 to ?10O
Drive ia for IVce Servlre See us Uefore jou buy
1 fit w h Ti I
00LMi:i;CLVL aui COUItT ET3.
"Pcrllaca Cros Iwxy ani'Daris trcet
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