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I THADl MAKK
I Tha City of
J GOODRICH l
Adjustment
That Squares
with Goodrich
Performance
In practical usage on
road und pave
ment, Goodrich
Tires uro to-duy
consistently deliv
ering ' remarkable
mileugo, showing
a strength and cn
durunco which
proves them the
best tiros the rub
ber Industry bus
developed.
Knowing by actual
performance what
splendid -service
Goodrich Tires ure
giving, the B, F.
Goodrich Rubber
Company has taken
n step frankly in
tended to induce
every motorist to
shure tlie more
mileage of its tires.
It has established this
new adjustment
mileage worthy of
the proven dura
bility of its tires
6,000 milei for Soe-'
ty Tread 8,000
miles for Silver
town Cord; in
dex! of the old
adjustment of
3,500 for Safety
Treads, and 5,000
for Silvertowni.
The new adjust
ment holds good
for , all Goodrich
Tires, including
tires already pur
chasedinthehands of user or dealer.
Go to u Goodrich
dcoler, and buy
Goodrich Tires,
sure that they will
fulfill their mileage.
Buy Goodrich Tim
from a Dcaltr
ADJUSTMENT
Fabrics ' 6,000 miles
Cords 8,000 miles
SILVERTOWN
h CORD TIRES:
"BEST IN THE
LONG RUN"
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if ill
".Mil" llurillck, (J your uli Hulvn
lluii Army IuhhIo and Wnr Imroliiu,
riiliinind to New York on Did Nlnu
Aiimliiriluiii curly In May. Hho V'l'"
ami of t In) flrnt women wnr workorH
In I'Viiiicn und onu of the limt tu
Innvu. Hhu roukuil flay pucks und
mitndi'd clotlilnif for llio duiiKlilioys,
mrvliiK 111(1111 hIkIiI and clay. A miiIIo
from "Mil'' llurillck wnnl with eitcli
diiUKlnint, Nun Juck und ploco of plo,
und It wus tliiMia mnlliurly smllns
whli'h won for liur tho title of "Molh
or" Ilurdlrk, ".Mh" llurdlek for short
"Mu" Ilurdlrk htilil tho pin ImkliiK
record for Krunco Willi 324 plus In
13 hours uud hnr uxporloneoH iinilor
flrn warn mora rimiurkuMo prohulily
thuii iiuy of tha written or fllmad
storlim of tho would war.
"Mu" llurdlek eama homo to help
In tha eondiii't of tha Hulvutlon Army
Homo Kvrvlca rampulKii for 113,000,
000. "Mu" llurdlek worked nndor ahull
flro with hur ullviirud houd protact
od 1) y a roKulutlon biroI hnlmut tho
sumo iw worn hy hor thousands of
ndoptnd sous III I ho truiivhiis. She
workiol hursolf Into n Htuto of ex
hiiusllnn and was found III In tha loft
of a Hholl torn siahlu and rnmovud to
a hospital In I'drls. Aflor roKulnliiK
linr nl ron Kl ti slio Insisted on roturn
Iiik to tha front and survad until
shortly before llio armlntloo was
slunod. i
Kvury moniliiir of lior family old
onoiiKh to survo wus In tha sorvlco.
Knsliin Klt))'d llurdlek. box UKud hus
lianU huhllud wood for bur flup Juck
fin's and miindod watch for the
douKhhoys, plying his trada with a
Jack knlfa us his only tool and his
kimns for a work hunch. K. llurdlek,
her son, wus flithlliiK In tho tranches,
nnd (Veil, her duiiKhlor, woro tho
.Solvation Army uniform. Tho fam
ily am roliirnlnif lOKother and will
Itn fnn Now York to tholr homo In
Texan uflar tha Halvutlon Army drlvo.
"Mil" llurdlek arrived In Franco
Just as III" man of llio A. H. K. woro
IipIiik sent forward for IrulnliiK ho
blnd tho lines and sha followed the
men forward Into tho very mouths
of (ii'rmun cunnaii. Hor first hostel
was opened undor tho bluo sky and
heavy ruins often spoiled tho bailor
of hur flap Jacks. Her first cook
stovo wus fashioned from hits of
scrap shoot Iron and her first cake
luriicr was a piece of tin roofing.
In her mureh forward with her
adopted sons, "Mu" llurdlek became
tniiilllnr with ovary shell nolo, dovas-
talud vlllniio and buttered cellar on
hor front, which was on tho Tool
seelor.
In soma places slio fried hor cakes
and peddlod her sewInK machine in
a collar protected by a rnmouflnxed
turpanlln, and fit vnothor point bar
hoslal wus n cow Hlablo. In which
coliwohs hnd to Ihi pushed nsldo to
mukq room for tho chimney of hor
cook Hlovo. During tho heavy rains
of tho first full tho Ioiib overcoats
worn by tho boys would froota stiff
and they would stand them around
her flup Jack flro to thaw out. Sho
cut tho lulls off of thousands of tho
long, wot, muddy coats and with tho
sulvaiiod material foshlonod fatltsuod
caps for hor adnptod sons.
Her working; hours wore from day
llKhl until slio grew so weary sho
bud to tuko a few hours simp. I) lit
Sho found tlmo to hold three goxpel
nicotine and nong services a week.
Sometimes thoso meetings woro hold
In dugout and In abandoned and
huttorod hiilldlnKs. Tho hoys say tho
songs woro not loud 'but were from
tha heart. TIioho mooilnKS resulted
In many convorslons among "Ma"
Hiirdick's adopted doughboy sons.
An actual testimonial glvon by one
of tli oso converts at a mooting has
boon preservod. Ho Is a big, husky
prlvato of InfunLry.i In opon moot
ing he Buld :
"I usel to bo a hard guy. tollers,
und mayho 1 hud some good reasons
wbon I used to suy that nothing was
over going to scare mo, but whon wo
lay out Hi ore for six hours with a
Imrrngo busting right In front of us
and 'arrivals' busting all around us
I did a wholo lot of thinking. - It
soomod as though every shall had my
number on It. When wo 'wont over
nnd run squura Into their ibarrngo
I'll admit I was scared yollow nnd
wun dnrnod afraid I wus going to
show It. Wo woro under a harrago
for, ton hours. A shell burled mo
under it foot of onrth, nnd for tho
first tlmo I enn remember, whllo my
'biinltlo' wns digging ma out, I prayed
to God, and I want to say that I bo-
llovo ho answorod my prayor, nnd
thut Is tho only reason -I eumo out
uninjured. 1 promised If I got out
I'd cull for a now donl and I want to
say that I'm going to koop that
promise." -, '
IT 18 Alilj CONK NOW ' '
Hnnniol .h. Kramer,, Dox 05, Sol
lorsvlllo, Pa., writes: "I had kidney
trouhlo tor two yonrB and had a tor
rlhlo bnckaclio. This Is all gono now
nftor using Foloy Kldnoy Pills nnd
I fool woll again." When the kld
noys nro overworked, woak or dls
onsoil, the wnslo mattor ramnlnB in
tho systom and cntises pains In stdo
or back, rhoumntlsm, lumbago, stiff
Joints, sore musclos, bnckaclio. Foley
Kldnoy rills gotrosiilts quickly and
nro tonlo In tholr healing nnd sooth
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loo. ,. For sale by Modtord Phar
moojr, . .''.
APPEAL MADE 10
H. S. CLASS DAY
TO BE
TO SHOW THRIFT
Special appeal Is being mndo to
tho school children of Oregon, now
released from their school-room du
ties, to muko tho most of their vaca
tion tlmo, not only In play and relx
atlon, but In thrifty effort to earn
nnd savo during part of tholr hol
iday. Work for boys and girls In the
fields, and orchards and about homo,
will be mora beneficial than com;
plcte Idleness, und thoro will ho few
hut who will seek and find oppor
tunity to earn monoy now that their
schol books have been put aside for
tho next two or three months.
Tho .government la furthering tho
War Savings Stamp campaign at this
tlmo, is doing so, not so much for the
purpose of raising money for govern
mental purposes, as to the end of in
culcating habits of thrift In every
person, that they may become bottor
clllicns, nnd that tho United States
may maintain In peace tluios tho
record for thrift It dovoloped during
tho war.
In this connection a rocont mes
sogo to school children by Carter
Class, secretary of tho treasury, is
pertinent:
"I summon you to eolvo one of
America's greatost financial prob
lems: How to mnko permanent
among our pooplo the habits of thrift
bogun during tho war.. Your Invest
ments In War Savings Stamps helped
win tho war. The Victory has boon
won. Lot us carry over Into peace.
tlmo two of tho groat lessons of' the
war tho .valuo of thrift und tho fact
that good cltlsenship and Interest In
your government come from having
a part In financing It. To you I in
trust tho responsibility for mnklng
tho futuro America a nation of
thrift."
.' If you havo a- little money no ono
ran bully you. If you have none, you
aro moro or loss helpless and daro
not speak up for your rights. It Is
not ngroenblo to be at anybody's
mercy. If thoro wero no othor mo
tive for saving, tho wish to escape
from such a situation ought to be
sufficient. Uncle Sam offers a most
attractive saving and Investment pro
position for all who would bo Inde
pendent. In ovory sense at the word.
Ho Is soiling Thrift. Stamps at 2I
cents ouch,' and War Savings Stamps
at $4.17 each this month, Thrirt
Stamps are Intended to take euro of
tho pen n I en, nickels and dimes and
quarters, that otherwlso might bo
spent foolishly. Thrift Stumps can
bo convortod Into War Savings
Stnmps on which the govornmont
pays four porcont Intorost compound
ed quartoi'ly. As an Investment for
tho wnge-onniof this 1 proposition
can't bo bent, nnd It la primarily for
tho wngo-ournor that the offer 1b
made. Your .bunker will toll you so,
Tho annual class dny program will
bo held 1 the.hgh school auditor
ium', Tuesday evening, K p. m. The
patrons nnd those that nro interested
In the schoolB are cordially Invited
to attend this exercise. There will
he no admission charge. Come to
this occasion and show the young
people of our schools that you are
Interested In the things that they are
attempting to do. This promises to
be a very interesting program. The
following will lioMho numbers:
' Wolcome, class president.
I'lnno solo, Mario Obenchaln.
Class history, May-Llndlcy.
Class poem, Marjorlo Myers.'
Presentation of memorial, Sharon
Merrlman. .. "
Acceptance of. memorial, Herbert
Gray.
Vocal solo, Miss Adelo Brault.
Class prophecy, Marjorle Myers.
Class song, Edith "Kubll.
Class yell, class. ' ,,
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une 26, 27,28
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