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PXGE TWO
KnglTFORTVtfrfjV OREGON", FRIDAY. . STCTTF,MPTCR 21; 1fRi-
MACKS CREEP UP iDELANEY WINS IN ALUMNI APT TO : 'ANGELS ARE WORSE
GIVE1 HIGH SQUAD THAN THE BEAVERS
IN' AUTO 1X1
' KrWiveU at the audtU-u death uf Jan. i band, ill-. auU w A. A. Stateu ley place lo.Uls dairy ranch norlli I
Camubell. onn of iim bm kiwiiirii , Tiio luirlv tufi Mo'idttr 'for a visit of Phoenix. ' t
l; farmers ami stuck men In this vol- to Canada. ' Mr. ' und , Mrs. liarry. Uarueburic
ley. Mr. Campbell was hlKhly re-1 Mr. and Mrs. Gardner or ickii ,. julii'-; n week or ten days
iolKsctoil and belovcil by all who j were visltln-i .Mrs. (lardAer's aunt, j Hl the lliiniijburK stock rantio holism
I Knew mm and will be mourned by .Mrs.- Ud Hamlin, near i-noem..
; a host of friends. Sympathies are Thev were accompanied by Mrs.
i extended to the- bereaved widow I Hamlin to Crater Lake.
and faiuty. Mrs. Uemiie Jackson was cailnm
1 he K. T. .Newbry packing house i on Mrs. Hamlin last Wednesday,
nt' Phoonlx is fnstallint: a new an- afternoon.
pie grading niacblne and the pack- Thioves entered the warden cT ',.
err, had a couple of days of en- Will Hhih of Talent aud took fruit
forced Idleness this week. , - , and vegetables to the extent or a .
R
, while Mr. llurneburg has a hunting
trip. ;-'.'' -i .
. uhtnlnK killed one or l-rri
llarneburs's work horses last Hal-
, it' day nliht during the blK storm.
The horse wan near the dwelling
:'house when struck. k'
Mr. and .Mrs. Ij. -A- Prako wci-f
vlsltlns at the Carey homo last
I
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li Herbert, WVltarkcr
At-HuciiiU'(l 1'rosn K)urlH Writer.
TIum'c'h not much to choose foe
twueu tho tvvo major lmKUu jiuu
mint l;i.cen but th fact remains
thiit. nioHt or, the (intuiu in I'dug
t-nuetod In ihu American, litiifrtio.
Tho St. Loubi, OinllntilH have
nitulQ the Nutionul league buttle
niori) or Ichh of n cul-und-iirfod
pi'tinoHltlon by the hIiij1c ihocchh
or iimichiiir: anything tbolr uloKt-Ht
cointiutftora may .nr way .not
achieve. It the Svw York Ci:inlH
lo.se. Ihe Cardinals nmni.tfc to do
Ihn miiiio thing. If they win, Mill
MeKeuhnlo'tf, boys wee to It that
John Mt'Umu thjoriu't pi'ol'lL hi the
Kliindhipn thereby.
IJul In the Ainci-fean league, Mil
ler UukkIiin' ehaiiiilon New Vo'k
Yankton have Klv.cn, their miiiiior
ti'i'B more alternative moment! of
iicnUille joy and diurnal Kh'om thuii
in- kuihI for the eonHtltutlon, uvon
of a Jcather-liuiKeil Jlronx fan.
I 'io m good to had luid buck
again Yankee fortune have gone
IhiH year. The Utonx waa.ln deep
mourning today. Tor the Vmikeex,
UmluK u K'-innfnft- buttle to tlie
Chicago VV'hito Hex ynmerday, aw
the Philadelphia Athb'tien creep lo
within ono game of Hie lead-aain.
Meanwhile the National league
remained unchanged as the Cardi- i
nalH and the (JIuijU tangled in a
iloublebill and emerged with one
victory apieeo an home runs flew
thick and fust at tho Polo. ground), !
What advantage there way went to j
jMcKechnie for ho got rid of two
inoro gam oa from his schedule
( without loHlns any ground to 4jls
chief rival. '
Pltehci-H got nyjie of the glory at
the Polo ground, (ieorge Har.ier,
who once patrolled right field or
McOruw, took thing,-In hi;: n
Imnda In the flrat game. crashing
out .three home run, and the Car
dinals eoaHted tu un S to li victory,
Tho boys calmed down a bit In
the HOeond game unlU the olgluh
Inning when tho (Hants, fighting to
overcome u two run lad. sailed
hilo old "Pcto". Alexander for five
inns, four of them un Hogan's
second honiu run of the day a
inammoih drive Into the left field
bleachers. That left tho score ,7 to
I and there It remained.
IMipitc , the even split, the
tJlunts were heavy Itinera.' They
wore presented with a wonderful
opportunity to lie for the lead ami
ended exactly where they starting
two games out of find place. T'-ey
moot- tho Carda again tomorrow
and for tho last time on September
30..
Tn Ihe other National league
games, the Pltlnburgh Pirates
(rouneed the PhillJoH to -I, wblh;
tho Cincinnati Hods were aplitilng
oven In two games wllh the Huston
IJimvck. Tho Hctls won the firnl !
game 7 to a but wool down. In ylw
nightcap, fl to 0 when tin; Hraves
scored eight runs in ihe first in
ning. L'rbun Ij'uboi- was Ihe master of
ine sttuutitn at Chicago whore the ,
Yankee flhip struck u i-qcJ . nau
wont down with all hands uhoard. "llnt le Tom's
Tito 'Veteran splllutller hold t)io fponta yesterday
viiiiiiiinons io eignt huh in r. in
nings und walked off with a 4 to a
decision. ,...(,...
IWoro tho Yankees finally bail
gonq down at Chicago, the Athle
tics, thanks to Jack Qulnn. hail
turned back Detroit, (1 to 1. The
Tigers got only six hits ff yulnn
and would have "suffered a shutout
bin for a fiimblo by .llnvmy Dykes.
Tho St. Louis UrowiiH clinched
I bird place In the btuudlligii by de
ft nllng the Itoston Ited Vu. ,6 io-.
Alvin Crowder pitched his in'th
victory of the season against onlv
five defeats.
Tile
NEW. VOKK. Sept. 21, . (A)
Jack Dvlaney, once the colorful will play Its flist game tif tile sca-
"rapicr of tho north', hi'm come : H0, tomorrow, . afternoon
back but not as far as ho has '
gone back. Itcturnlng to the ring,
at rJbhctx field hint night for his
first fight .since he was knocked i
out by Jack .Sharkey last April,'
Dehtney scored an unimpressive f
l.,-hl..,.l. I,., ,.!,.. 1 I
Tassl of Italy in 11 rounds! ' I number of the high school slU:
For nine rounds it looked as If
the battle would go the full 1
tUy the. Awoclulvd preas,)t
'An eighth 'inning rally that nol-
ited three runs ,guvo Portland its
third straight win over the AngeLs.
hlKh HWI. fMotbal. team.'-V';..,-,.-'1"
Sacramcn(t downed the Hells
o'clock on the Holly street field " V ..:H He"eH,n
u ..j , ,.: games of tho reason. Tha victory
Coach Callison's proteges will go i... ,. . . ? T,,-v,
'ii'iiinut ti I1HI..I. iii. i-tii, .1 " - v J, iui... tiiv fcna
fntmcH with Delaney the winner on
points. In tho tenth thy IJridge
port boxer landed a flurry of lefts
on the Italian's face and Inflicted
the first real damage of the bout.
After 27) seconds of, the eleventh
had passed, Jteferec Eddie. Forbes
stepped in to save Tassl fcum fur
ther punishment.
: Although Tassl fought, gamely
and attempted to carry Iho battle
to his opponent, Uebiney was eas
ily the master and looked bad prin
cipally because he could not end
thy bout sooner. Tussl went down:
three limes, slipping twice, and
once in the' find, round half Klip
ping and half beaten down. Ho,
ooit iy count of eight that time
and came up' undamaged. I
. Itoiftfigbtei-H ca.imj Xnt..the ring
over the Ught-heavywelL'ht limit, i
! Delaney weighing 1 8 1 pounds and
I HHHl I ( ?i. " .
will have a struggle on their hand:
as their opponents are a rugged
lot, and not full of confidence. A
d
are not up to previous form, owing
I to., putting much credence In
flattery handed thern by
friends about , their gridiron prow
totH two games in the lead again
as Hollywood; fell before Oakland.
Hultcrice:- Jiachue and Scverold,
Koehler; Knott. Davenport - and
riuldwin, Urcnzel, Kypher.
Oakland downed the .Stars U to
I"-' j due principally to the uir-tiirbt I ..-ill
Kil l f of Huwiird Ci:;ghead. Ouly three
By MARY 0. CAREY
KDEN PHEOINCT, Sept.
Lust Sunday evening while several
youna IucUch Hv.ing near. Phoenix )
wei-u accompanying Miss , Ercel !
Youn.-; In her car to make a call
.Mrs. Will Ferns, and her mother, 1 load for a Kord car. Anyone who ; Sunday afternoon, as were Mr. ami
' F ninpsiflwl ndvgrHsinq
" coiiscqucniiy nuve not got ln tho n nc hes tlm Ae.n-. .h..i,..,.
down to business. . - j was even more stingy. Batteries:
The Alumni team will comprise ; Craghead and Head; Wezel, Mc
sutli pi aye I'm as Hurley Dressier, ' Cabe and Basster.
Archie Laing. Eddie Demmer, San Frunclsco swamped Seattle
Prock. the Slnglers and the Dunns. In u deluge, of IX bits to win 13 to
Stanley Itiden. Cliff Moore, Gilbert j a nnd move to , within one game of
iMiips, ami others wno won their ; second plaOu Jlollywood Stars.
hits were alJowed .Hollywood and Jcnin near being killed when their
spurs in high seliool and have for
gotten nothing. , i
The starling line-up for tho high
school will be: Center, Hornio
Hughes; guard. CZreen; tackles,
Stoehr hnd'AIurgun: ends. McDon
ald and Mowerinan: (juarter. Mcl
vin: halfbacks, Anderson and Mer
rohl, and fullback. Cooksie.
Hatteries:. Jacobs and Sprlnz; (ira-
num, a uaoii. and. Ainsmlth.
Major League Leaders
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Sport Briefs
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Baseball Standings
STOKE PoriEH. Eng., Hnpt, 21.
WJ1 Charles Whftcombe today won
the thousand guineas tournament
for professional golfers. He ,de-
(Including games of Sept. liU.J
- (By. the '-"Associated Press.)
- National
IbUtlng- Monfiby, llravejj, .3H.
Huns P. Waiter, IMrates. 13 1.
Huns batted fn liottomlejv Cards,
Hits P. Waner, Pirates, lilfl.
Doubles -I'. Waner, Pirates, 51.
Ti-iples I. Waner, Pirates, iy.
Ilouiera Wllaon, ,Cubs, 30.
Pacific Coast J'agiic.
. , W. I,.
Saei'aniento .: .'. Tilt 3J
HnHywootl Til 114
Sjui Kraneiseo .,'.r-.0 3."i
! Missions -It; ,'j!i
Oakland Xj.:...' AH- M
Portland :ti; .hi
i Los Angeles r.L'
.Seattle i;., rS
I A ine mi o Ix'uxiic. .
! ' w. u
! New Vork 94 fid
Philiitlelphln, ;. i3 r
St Louis 7il Dii
Chicago i!i 7((
Washington ti? 77
Detroit fit si
Cleveland IH) S3
llostou .-. Til
Xallonal l.i'aguc.
W. L.
St. i.ouls , sii ;.u
New Vork S7 :H
Chicago x.i ,ri
Pfttsburgh so
Cinelnmiil ..." 7. C7
Itrooklyi) 7 j7;t
JioMton -in (is
Philadelphia : U' (I2
Pet.
.Ir3
,li I (i
.r.tri
, .470
.4liG
feal'd Henry Cotton In Ihe ' final ! MtoU'n hhch -Quyler. Cuba, 3,
majch of the 3 holes, four up
anil two to pJay.. .
Johnny Hines at
Rialto Tomorrow
131.
. .44 1 1'htwer
.3
!
Pet.
.11 1 4
.lino
The fast and most hilarious com-;
etly production is Johnny Hines' J
iaU-st. t'The Wright Idea." which!
comes to tho IMallo tomorrow. j.
Johnny s latest racket is the In-1
venlloii of a luminous and blotter-!'
less Ink. which lit endeavors to I
mU M' t the. market in spile of a;
h'oublt some love Interest. Audi
was true lovo so hilariously ,
Pitching lien ton, Oiants, won
lost H. . . . ' . .' ' ;'
American ' '
Halting Muijush, lirowna,
Huns Ituthi Yanks, I CO.
I tuns batted In--Ruth, Yanks,
Hits Munush, 'Bowns.
Doubles Mnnush, Bro.wns, 4 5,
Triples Combs, Yanks, .'yi.
Homei's Kuth.-, Yanks, RO,
sioteii bases--. Alyer, Red Sox, ti.
l,tchli-'-T-Ui'Owduv,itl Itrowns, won
19. lost 5,,,. . : ' 1
f ,
Uogue Klver valJov The scenic
rrtttWun of the -WOl'M. ' ;
RELISH A MEAL
huuio rolls'
The g: -1 suspecls Johnny of;
stealing some bonds, and yet she,.,
loves hinv.--afild yet she hius hlm
shadowed by a blundering detec-' ; ...f
tiyoAthrougli a inac or sequences ' Lydia..E. Pmkham'o Veffetabla
which are eloquently amusing. An-; Compound Gave Her Strength
othi.r funny comidicatlon itf John- 5 7 "H t''v JPrengm
KbffCHy...Mb.'1'orjioveii nlonttis
Old Time Play
Still Yry Popular
ny.H oncounter with a "nut-like"
31 igcntleman, who- lavishly presents
i iiii hint with a motor car and a" yacht.
Sl'.tlwhidh ho does not own himself.
'Z'J'2 .The comedian puts a laugh twls. ,
ion each of these ' merry obstacles f
and conies out triumphant, wcal-
Ihy and poj-s,oasing- tho girl, but
uot"untIJ..-ohe of the nlost amaz
lnjp Hetiuonces ovei; filmed' taUvM
place. - .
boforo my biiby
Cabin." which
at Hunt's Cra-
terian Is a well-made, moving and
generally interesting film. Thev
luivo, left the story of 'l.lza. hor
husband. Harris, the rascally Law
yer Marks. th villainous Simon
Legree. the altVulstle Kholb
poor Pncle Tom, Topsy, Eva atitl
the final happiness.
Tho skin of Uncle Tom may be
; as black as the aco of Bpatles, but-
Uncle Tom has. a heart of gold, :
In ml the audience having been
made privy to the fad, was quite
obliging in giving of its tears
ami sympathy.
I One of the best perl'oi munees
ynn ine turn is given by a Negro
aeior, .lames t. l,owe., lie is a
(all. upstamllng fellow,; strong of
face anil gentle In bis demeanor.
j Margarita Fischer Is .the 'IJ7.11,
skillful In certain of its emotional
'eyultuments. A r I h u r IMmum
l iircw is the (teurge, Harris, her
husband, a splendid actor.
'J be musical scovo. with its oc
casional song, add that swcel
southern atmosphere, so pleasing
everyone.
"Uncle Tom's Cabin" seems a
sincere effort. It la a well-made
Ine first game will un on tin nii-ifm. and its biggest moment, the
a week from tomorrow, tihh wiii,,Hl,l,' "Ver the fee- n mazed and
C. OF C. BROADCAST
FOOTBALL G A !V1 E S :
Willi tlij. .nllHiih..Ug uiiilgril''
lilt-ill of iVmih OHllImm mill .u
M'lllltvl)ilniit HuUi'li'li, lirviHiruCiillNl
fur (hit ri'KUlur bluh Krh,,..! r.,.i-;
bull briuiilciiNlM tue iMiiupliuil, inn)
ClnnRlfisil wlvorllslnir fliot rpsitUn
POWDER
f?- . .....
oe . oiiniiwa-ieiilord came,
played on the. UkuI. field, and an
nounced play by pltvy by C. T.
linker of Hie chamber of cmu-
meivo, ...
That the broadcasts will prove
a strong factor In a.l t islnK Uk
gdm.'s and Increasing the attend
ance. Is the lu-llef of W. A- Oatev
hiilrmun of the radio committee,
who has urrangrd to h.ive the re
tuoto control apparatus removed
io Ihe high school Held tor ihe
1 Chemtiwa game.
other Pacific Const conference
toot hU game will bo broadcast
through the local Mtntlou on day-
when thero are no local high
school Kfimcs, If Hpoiiaors tor tho
leaned wire service can be He
rn red Detail of thwse broad
rust Mill be oiipoOUcetl hitvr.
thrilled the large audience.
. HAX FitAXCISCO. Sept. ill. (11
j Motor club executives must Join
the fight' for increased federal road
laid or the. west will surfer with an
j Inadequate highway system, dele
i gales lo the meeting of moior club
vHlrs from 1 1 wctcni states
were told itmy by . ErneM N.
Snmh of Washington. tgeneru J
hmiuuir .oMhe-AtlVerleitn .utoiqj:
bile
edition.
25",r?i25c
Morft (n prtitnil mid halt
far over
38
years
GUARANTEED PURE
3Mwis of pounds itsed
t .v At ?V -J
qymsupventmenr
I over lonl;.
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ivns boni ,1, tdoii
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bum's srfclnbjc
tuiiiiiiutid. J :mnl
Vt-m lilili- Ha tlt
my otvn wmjk bud
t rat liejivtil.v,
ivlicrii .befro:.-!
van a w a y
sickly mid (could
not relish n niml.
ConKrntulfttjona
to tlu Voj-ctublo
Conipuiiiul, us it
Is Illll'lillAt fnnii.
I Imvo Bivcii birth to
tlllR. loxillrr ili
not liciiij; ablo for sumo
oi lllllll,
rc3on to curry tlii'in tp thrir full
tinirn. 1 lu.. Oii.s Irtlrr will lulii
othorn to Ibis Ionic." Mas. A
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Missouri. .... j .
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HOSIERY
Pov. Women f 1.95 "
r
These Drug Stores
Are Open Nights
This Week
, Medford Pharmacy
Heath's Drug Store.
Strang's Drug Store
, -v" ' ' ' " III
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At the Center . -
of Everything
Offering Central location ?n famous.
Kitauran with' fiXcu-pricc meals and
crvice 1 Carte Garage for your car
an cntut Ooor reserved for women
auests Choice
of over one
thousand mod.
ililjllsiiiS!
S;Slli8li?i sntHotflvalu
g!j8fSiS '"Chic.so.On
enjoy U Sail.
u ii'fOMBac most in Hotel c
U Sn1I at Madison St. coiuraodationa.
Room Rotri
Nwm- PtktJ'cr ly
I., r ( Onr Wxa
lliHima laroa Pctton
1 Sl.W 34 00
111 .W 500
1C9 ' 4.00 too
H Vjwi no
87 A.OU . S O
fixtd-PrU Meats
BrnllMt . c 75e
Lanch4a .... 85c
Dinner St.0O-41.50
SuatlsT
Dinnar .... SMO
CHICAGO
skidded und struck tho end ot the
cement culvert across the -road.
Their our turned completely over.
una tanned tiUHide down within 20
of where It struck. Mr. Hamilton
had. a broken collar bone and minor
bruises but Miss Hamittou was not
injure. ' .
Mrs. Ireno Wells carried off many
of tho flint prizes at the co.imty
fair. MrH. Welts lias always ro
coived first prizes on lior canned,
exhibits and on cakes and dried
products. .
Mr. and Mrs. GoorKe Jackson had,
a very fine pen of Wlilto, Leghorn
pullets at. tho . county fair. They
took a first prino.
T. J. Kish and his son, Harold,
took several firsts on their stock
exhibits at the fair. "' '
Ba- C. : Lock wood- of tlie . iiite:
Win-s captured a number1 of 'i'lrstef
aud a grand champion on. his l.eg
hr - nou" ht tho fair. ...;.
East Eden was shocked "-and
: Sat. Nite
, ' - - :" 1
Riverside
Community
I Club
Good Music . ;
Good Floor '' ,'i-;
Good Eats . !
- Everybody 7 ; ;v
, Welcome
THEATRE
8outh Central Near Eiuhth
v TONIGHT
isle of Forgotten Women
Also Comedy and Scenic
Any Seat 15c Anytime
... Children under 12, 10c
V. Continuous Show Daily
Matinee 1 to 5 P. M.
Evening 6:30 to 11 P. M. ,
Saturday and Sunday, contin
uous 1 to 11 P. M. Pictures
change dally' except Thurs
day. . . .
Mr. lClla Patterson, were Jlodfonl would iilllaKo the Kurd of a man jj,,,. f iiornton Hoaue aud fumiiy
uusmeaa visitors' last miturday. j who Is nituatcu HKe sir. nmu
Mrs,., Karl W'lthrow ami dali;liter I devoid of uy heart at all. '
of Talent spent Monday afternoon : Mr. and Mrs. .Day of Ashland
shopping in .Medford. 'came down las.t Sunday to hear:
John Uop was in tho valley last : Rov. Xulson's sermon ami are
on the britle and groom, Mr. and week vlsltlns his brother Jlra Dopp, grieved to know Mr. Nelson is leav-
irs. iiranu uenzer, at tho Rader wno owns a nonie near fnoenix ui.fiiooni soon,
place, -.Vliss Youiik In lurniilsl Mr3. J. W. Fish of Phoenix e-'i ,Ed Hamlin Is haujins straw from
around killed her engine in the cen-i Joyed a visit the latter part, of ,the, (he Carey place for winter feeding,
tor of the road. Before sho could week Ironttfier mother, Mrs.., Ida B. . ilr. Van Dyke Is lntlillni! the last
Hot it started two other cars came Jonesj' and also her'sister and 1iu"sm: alfalfa crop from ,the Oeoruo Hurl
npon her and had to collide in .or-: F-"'-'-r. ! - . . . , -J -
der to avoid striking the stalled !
ear. A man coming Irom the south
also came near rnnnin.-; Into, the
stalled car because of the lights
blinding him. Luckily, no ono was
seriously hurt and the ears- were
only sligl-tly damaged. Only a week
belore, within uO steps of this same
placo; Mr. Hamilton and his sister
FRANK'S
Comedians
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FRI., SAT.,, SUN.
The romantic comedy
tl
Tent Well Heated
Prices 25 and 50 cents
. 6th and . Holly; , ;
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IKAUL m YOUR OLD BATTERY
It is a irooc!: as cash in part payment for a new, fully qttarHrtiecd V
H u-oj-rf or II cstern Giant Storage Baiterij at any of "Western-Agio's":
- mute uiuii.iau convemeiiuu Inenteii. xtnre
' Wizard 'Storage Batteries
Guaranteed 2 Years
Surerlnr dfMpn.in;uri.il!. nnd construction
throughout make ofip-i.co"iifbr c;is Wiznvrt
StoiMjre Batteries ruc(r1. iioyorul .and lusting
. . ; nnd eqiml o othi-( siniid.-vil-pinlf" balterlca
cllinff nt mtu-l liisrhPi-Pi iri's. ' instiill a Vizar,l
today step, on, tho Rt.tvtfr, and wlii.s away to
years of hajmy motorics, nnd Improved onirfno
operation. Turn on tlie nnrltrli. nnd see "(lis
flood of brilliant light fionr.your head linpi
. . . nnd remember your savliuo. ... at ihe.e
Xew U IVIom . ..th hje3t in ' Wcstorn,
Autos?' history! (,, '
Deduct TraJt-ln Allomnnct trim thme Ntw
. Lou PrUtal - , .
S-n'SlanJurd $ 8.45
5- !3Spttial 8.45
6- 13 Staodard 9.95
6-15 Special .'; 10.95
-lS StahHanl $11.95
5-17 Standard 13.95
8-17 Z ....... JS.50
12-7 Standard.. 11.95
Western Giant ':
Super-Strength Batteries
Guaranteed 2Ja Years
A tnio Cbnt Huper-Po'wer Rattery . J.'ln size
nnd nervier. Ilxlra lnrito and licary throuijbout
built cspi-ln!ly for trui.-ks nnil hoayy ;du.'.y
nnsMiije. service. . ..For Instnnco: The p3t--
stand about Vi inch higher than standard plates
am! have nhout SSi greater capnclty. I, Tho
Separator especially bnllt to withstand ijt
rejstve strain, are of selected white cedar, re-h.rorced-
with perforated rubber veneer, which
adjir Rrently to life and power .'. . Point for
point this Battery compares with batteries sell
ing nt much hlKher prices. , .
Oerfucf Trad-ln Allowanc, from Thtlt JVal
: ' Low Prices , , v
u I'll Western Giant. Guar. 2T4 yrs., $tt.9S
H 8-13 Weitern Giant. Guar. ?M rs., $13.43
H.I27 (12 rolil W...r. r.iH. -....,..
teed 2j years
Tl . tit Ui , . .
I A .....1. ' . .j . . . , . ovrvtnB tnt moiarimt mint
. . .$16.95
-Atore than 15O Stores ia the West -
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Supply Co.
Cor. Main & Riverside
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"Western Auto" Service
. . A feature, that- avB yoa
money. Service ppnQec(ron ar
maintained in all citiee where toe
have atore; to that goo por
c Ac erf from tie may be properly
and promptly inetalled at a very
low flat rate . in many inttance
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