PA (IE STX
MKDFORD MATL TRTRITXR, M RDFOTIT), "OimflOX, SUNDAY, JUXR 2.1. 1029.
WTTn 11 n rm
V' QAM-"
IS AIM FOR ALL
SMART FOR OUTDOOR WEAR
WAKHJNCTON. yp, Nationally
rcnonlzi'(l wiJecificutionH for the
ijnUfifiala, products and equipment
t In uipoed Hint some nharp
may iin-duco a gut-ollm that will
i.ti'i. il.nil.il- i)i initinL'A til lit iff IK
wcni.W Uuve producer That would iUHed 1,1 lhH '""f'"ld an- the aim
le u K"nl ttny to riiuki a coiiil
of million tlolldid nt real Ameri
can money.
"Found - a niiv for one of the
prom ut Hay evils," wore, tint head
line1! read uhovu tlio following:
First laxl man: "I nii't my wife.
In n funny way ran over 'er with
in' t-nr an' later married r."
iVcoiid yelloy -i'ir "It that
happened Very o f t e n there
wouldn't he n much rciklasa
drlvhiK."
of tlio American IIkmiu KcoiioiuIcm
UHMOfllltloil,
-LoukliiK to the Hhwidanii.ation
of u iiuinhcr of Itcmt used in tin
home, the nnnoclalloii Ih co-opt'iat-
Iiik with the l.'niled Utatcn depart
ment ut commerce and the Ameri
can HlandardK association.
Hccltonal comiiiitteCH for the
m-ttfiiK up of quality Hpoeiiicationy
of household lefrlifcmtoiH and
nheetliiKH hav. heen oiKanled.
The A mericun Home l-onomieu
association, of which Ur. AIni'Karet
Al. Juki in Ik president and .Miss
Alice Kd wards executive secretary,
hah HMH letters to fid lcndltiK man
ufacturers oiilistliiK their uid.
"Modern mcrchandiHliiK niotli
odH," say these letters, "present to
"I'll drive," wild the wifo uh shy ; the avenge home-maker a corifiiM
cllmhed Into the hack neat. jinn array of unspecified qualities
ill i.V.HV IVI.M t.f .......MM. ,111., ..-I,!...,
Ml to Hay Homelhlnff Lh , Th,H (.rt.at(.H H,lu,lllnI1
! which Ih hecomliiK more iijctiacliiK
i it v u, . a
1
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ST.
S Ff
F,
BL
r' vf P
ItiK Springs. Tex., and Iium lutv.r
1 fd(M in neveral uthei-H. With the '
aid of former MimIiickh aHHOClatea
Coxdtn Iium Hceulred an oil Hyndl-
cute comparable to, hljj former
1'ulna concern, one of"lhe nation's i
lurtfeut lndeiwndent oil rem pa til en.
Coxden'u Hpectacular 1'Ihp froln u
I 'At, tl more clerkship to ownernhip
of the mldcontlneiit flelts larg
est refinery, within seven yeura' (
time, wuh un Impurtant chapter in
I oil history. i
i Kor nearly 10 years after 1!UJ
u. , J C'oHden rode on tho crem of hi
H OUT II, Tex., m j.cir.creuled fortune. The 1'rince of!
K., C oh den, oiu-timej Wa'.cH wan entertained unce ut hU
WhoKo oil I.oiik Inland estate.
Hpeculatlon ' N,J- '""er oe oHiien Hienu winter wheat taruier is ui n
, iiiiip muiKimK in .New
ON LOST WEALTH
u U vUiJtSjP ",e Vail" Suites.
The iwxM'C'1 ,v for " fuir,y K"
yklJ i.r yilnur uluiit. hut tilt uut
tuj'ri of ,t. worlilji ';r"l Ik ""II
uncj-v'"- Avapw'yH''1 '" ,
of i In- liniiuriant in.du lnK cum- 4
IritH would result In a crop HUf
'tliii'nlly anwlli'i- llmu lat year'ii
id llu incTeuiw ill cany-
over. 1
The 11 vera km driver thlnkH lie
known all ahout It If he can find
th) accelerator and the horn hut-ton.
We are nuk
iiliout the fellow who drove
rattlliiK J'ord 1 nl m .Scotland, and
Imioedljitely wln n he croHHed the
Uil'iter line It tightened up.
- nam
toi ruiiKM 1
vli'ty.- Kxcupt for occasloliul trlpH.hiH trruln
la connult IiIh Lur.kf'i's ho KtftyH in Ac-oi-i11iik
Thi wiicul (u(uier. Iinwovi-r. l
,.,., vi-il l.v Ihi' fiiit tlial lit-avy
' ' iiirv-niliiK of new wheat may tin-
lly'l'mnk s. V"'"r ' l"HM ",e ,l"i,'k', "I'11'' l,is' K'al"
(Asswiut'-d, I'ivm Kami Kilitoi) Ik en route to it. II- ha.) Ilinltwl
WAHH1NOTON.-MV-W 1 1 h 1 a .Wragc fa!mi. ami
n.-w han-ust ul.nt upon hl.n. U.e . move all h- c-an at a 'aw '.'
V.irlf h l,.,o,.. .. I.il...r !,, ii. ,1.1 r xell prices IM u i '
to the Koveniniont a
L1 4'....l. .lt..... I.t iu- it K.. . I. ..!!.!. lal'UM'l'
ml't'f.
ianliaiy and loniuary uiau
Ausuft ana KupteinniM'. i"'
has to ik-clde wllliln tin-
July.
4
I 'OUT
JaHhuu
"pi Ince of petroleum,'
fortune wts lo.nt in
han cllinhed hack to the
of the financial Ltddor.
In west TexaH oi rlnCa C'oHden i
hiiM built up a new fortune. lad-, hh-le, u eompuny whose financial neViiied to have been che-ked -with
el'S in tllf oil I'lMlnrnitt t, ti,H, .('..... t '.. e li lil ii . t ...i . .... ..1...... ,lw,
his hilneHH soon will e.iual, if not , maji,r organizations In the H iu-; hatue level as at the orrcspoiulintr ' Htlon is no lilp for his eonciu
cellpse, his flrnt riches, reputed dustry. point In the 1923-4 Meason. siuiit. ,x . ..
to exceed 120.00,01)0. 4 since then price have nroped ' ; .
HiH comeback. oU men say. Ih I1 ;i-;U.I.V ll-:it A and tUcy have risen. The J une-1 5 j Reports ot prospects for t.ie
on of the outHtandinu achieve-j (.K'l .MODKH.V SLAN'tS i r,.(U;t is exiecU d to chow whether Canadian crop, will bt- an impor-nn-nU
in the hlstorv if tho In- ,it, . ,.(.. lnii irw iifi inm factor in deterniinint; the
dUHtry. 1 11-.!, Uhio. (P, Jazx K.ve' oWt.r m1 oriKiu-: coiu-se of pih'. HooufiM Ihe next
'Vhree years oo Cosden's solo "S" mIuiik marked the first Ameri- uy mm.-ipat,. , f.v weeks. Indication that an
! a.SNL'tK Wimp ;i i rulO.t. fi.f l..if'riin noi-fnrrntiT!. nf'tlw. ( .cn t h ...I... i. I, .. u l.,...r..l l, Vi.i-n Ii-SM tllUI) UVCI'UUe croll
umomimani'j , century fierimiu uouuc pera. The , inarKe
Associated I'rett Photo
On the left I an attractive new riding habit smart for country
riding. The new Brampton coat, 3n attractive llflht ccat lor travel,
from Franklin Simon ! shown on the ri.oht.
SI III, every driver who doesn't
take to the d 11 ch HeeniM to he u
load Iiok lo the timid driver.
fonie pi'ople drive uh if they
were atixlouH to have their acci-
dent quickly mid have It over
with. i
"lreu'H been ulum since he wan
arrenled for auto-HUUKt'sl Ion."
A uto-HUKKeMlion Y"
" Vch, he askeil a ghl to
ruling."
tfO
In Cohl 1 1 loud
lie had choked her.
Shu was dead there could bo
no doubt ahout lhal. He had IIh
tened to her dying Kasp.
Now ;he wuh cold cold uh the
h.-md of death.
Vet in his anKer he was not
convinced. Furiously he kicked
her. To bin amazement she
;aspcd, sputtered and began to
hum softly.
"Just a little patieucn Ih all It
lakeu, John," remarked his wiCo
Irniu tho rear seat.
ach year.
Silk welKhiiiK Ih another prob
lem heiiiK Invi-stiKated. The asso
ciation Ih considering a movement
towaiil a nationally accepted prac
tice of labeling silk yardage and
ntedy-to-wear garments offered it)
the retail trade ho that the con-I that "or
sumer may know the amount of tury" is th
weiKhthiK Hie material contains.
Tha association Ih asking the co
operation of silk manufacturers in
helping the consumer Hectire better
silk rubrics anil a belter
HtumlliiK of the Koods he buys.
.Mniiiil'ucturerH and diKtrlbutrtrM good deal
oi ine iM'uer graue'or siiK hosiery
are becomiriK active In trying to
protect themselves UKalnst ttndcr
selliiiK by the iiiakera of inferior
KoimIs, which the consumer cannot
easily distinguish from the better,
more expensive ones.
Various 'Crimes of Century''
liens sauaritv and lndiinnitnlip ...... i. ..-v. i .1.. ."rv. r-lr..t li; 1 rh...l Hip l.oitiiin in I'anada was fairly ct-i-laiu wouni
i-niryf Ilia flint fortuiii. had tiuen j Doctor ulld tUo Apotllfiai y." when and that tin- n.v erop wiuld have raise Ihe Miring .wheat price level
npl( In n falliiiB cotton market. It wuh Klvi'n reeenlly al penl.sonla ehan e at a price Homcwhat ; for the lieKinniiw of tlio next Hea
lle hud been forced to nell palu-j unlverMlty by 1'hi Mu Alpiiu, undinhove $1 a bushel. 1'rospects of sun and strenKlheii the market for
Hal states on lHland, iniuelta Oiulcrun, lnusie fraternities. ! ending the Reason with .an ifl- all wheat.
Newport and Miami. I The hook wan truimlatod by. I creased carry-over, and uav.lb.er i It Is believed even an iiulicuted
Nearly r.,000 Varrvln of oil now . Prof. Karl Kshlnan, who substi-I Ifuod crop 10 be harvested has led i redlletlon In the untlcpulcd yield
KUsh dally from hia newly ac-ituled American slum; for-old tlvr-i lo some talk of Sll-cent whe:U. i of winter wheat will be offset by
lulled Texan holdlni. Ho haa man sayiniis to keep the spirit off Some Increuso in the world the carry-over anil prices leiuaiu
an . export oasis.
cu t-u;k iti;ni
.i;i;ul, f wilt
Ixidy: "What dreutlful lanKuaRe
tlint boy Is usIuk!"
Kid: "lie comes by It natural,
mu 'am. He Is the trulfle cop'n
kid."
The far in era who need Immcdt
nle relief ate those who drive 40
in Hon to hear a .speech about their
woe and "'" Uiuiblo to find purk-
IV.'A HPUCe.
A Safely AipbalsH
A Ih Cor yutliorlty you Hhould, ry
Hect, 11 Is foi buuipH you shouldn't no
Klect, C Is for erosHliuiH you Hhould al
ways heed,
I Is for daiiKer aitendcd on Hjieed.
1'4 is for emphasis placcil on dlH
cietlou. I' Ic for fault that Ih called aber
ration, ( Is for kus ftiini'H you must not
Inhale,
II Is for the horn whch never
a.iould Tall,
1 Is for the - Instinct tho new
driver lacks,
.1 Ih the Judtfe who says "fifty
smacks,"
K Is Ihe knock, which tells moiiic-
l h I iik is busted,
1, is fur Ihthts, see that ihey are
a,wiys ud .tutted. '
M In for motor cops, they are your
frtemiM,
X Ih the narrow road, bound horn
on beudtf.
O Ih for oil, a nupply you Ntioiitd
curry,
1 Is fur puiuMure. you hated like
Old I lurry.
Q In for (inlet In hospital gone.
It Ih for reason, which auvea bnk-
ell bones,
S is for niKnalH, you nlwayH tduuld
Kive.
T Is t. traffic mien, obey them
1 a.id live.
V Is for uniform courtesy and
vr.ro.
X is f o vlnllunce. everywhere.
Wis IH- windshield which Hhould
lo kepi clear,
X is for the unknown that most
of us fear.
V is for youngsters, away from
them draw;
Y. Ih for real In otieyluK the law.
The Coos ISay Times quotes with' say it Is that same body's oppo.sl
full indorsement tin- statement of Hon to the Nyssa-Winnemueea
prominent .N'nrtli liend cltiwn j railroad. Several eastern Oregon
'h crime of the cen-'; cimmuuitleR TiilKht award the
failure of the rulln ; doubtful distinction to the slow-
forces In ibis state to promote, nesH in government IrrlKUtion de- '
properly the Koosevidt hlnhway. velopment. Portland thought until
Well, the lioosevelt hlnhway is recently that it was tho failure of
worthy of belnn pnunoted all thu . transconLiuentat rallroadH to
under- riKhl, but do not the Times and e,ive it fust trainH to the eawt. Tho
the North Hend elti-n take in a UiHes liiinks it wuh ubolitlori of
of territory In their ; fish wheels. Astorlu mluht con-
characlerlation 7 I idot' it tho t;)Vernmentul Kold :
The Meleciioii of the Kieatest In-' lirick handed that liustlinn city in;
jiiHlbe current depends a rood the subiuarine baHe matter.
deal upon where you are HiltiiiK. ' Wu forget just now what our
'lo coast (oiiulieH It may well chief Kiievauce here In Kuene Ls.
. ap)e:;r the tardiness in complct- liy tomorrow it will probably . be
, in the lioosevelt highway. Al- Mown upon us aifaln like a ton!
! bany miKbt say it was the ef.'ort of brick. The point Is that every;
I to divert the Sunt tarn highway .section and city has Uh own cause
from the Houlhei-'i route. In Item! for thinking it is not ettlnK the;
' probably It would appear to be consideration it ouiiht to have.
the 1'ublic Service conimlsMUin's I'.ut sertou.iness of local jrriev
routlnn of the proposed croHs-state nnces Ih merely a matter of view
railroad too fur south. In Mal-i point. None is "Oregon's crime
heur county doubtless folks would , of the century." KuKene Ueslster.
! nuiit p 1 ri.iMiO-barrel refinery at the piece. ' I carry-over Heems certain, but most ; close to
ItOSTON. A') It is easy fur
.1 udwe lihvard L. Ioan of the
South tioKton muulcipul court to
remember the registration number
of his automobile. He can recite
it without a moment's hesitation,
IMiliil, just like that.
.1 udKe Loan also is Oeneral
LoKan, and during- the World war
was commander of the 101st HeKi-
ment. 211th l)i;vision. Ah a re- The serious treatment of Herlous
miiuler of his war-lime activities,!, . . ... - . , , (
. . . ... , . ., , topics Is Kometh inK for which at
his automobile registration (dates
carry the number ti for the divi-11" ,lnu" wf 'y to break
sion and 101 for the regiment. u lance.
The difficulty is. of course, to
High Court on the "Hot Dog'
And, furthermore ... If people
walled until they could afford to
own an aulomblle. leUott would
soon be depopulated.
r.c.vrssixKs. Ueihun (t
Otting husbjtad Kin been mu
un a pjylns b.isi in thin bule
tow n w h e r the mutt liuonial
llllichcor. dees n t bttil IshitiK hwM
lie. The maiden memlters now' are in
, the throe of preparation for the
annual party to which they invite
nil the eligible bachelors of the
town and any from foreinn pui t
thai they cat) find.
After drink Ihk a cup of coffee
nnd ratlimr en ken baked by fond
fair band, the iientlemen guests
lire Invlled to take part tu the
dnnclnff. the musical perforinnm e,
' nnd. rven walk to the mim f an
nnelent castle, in company with
nny they might "elect from ihe
party.
Tho mntrlmonittl luncheon was
founded in 1!0(l when the pirln he
pan to rcallae that rnoiiKh pro
poHlnK wasn't done. The purpose
vnn to Hpur to further efforts the
recnlcltrant bachelor, nnd Hr auc
resH wan o niKnal that the or
gaititution hua bvvA contluucd.
and served with mustard. For the
sake of the fastidious, It may be
remarked that the name does not
Imply a canine derivative,."
lUctionary makera are Invited tu
1,IK1I roi.ICK IMtlDIO i ' . ' paste tills in their nottdiookH for
11 1'HT It V OrtfltA HOOK ',,"chi an understanding as to what j further reference. It places and
!mi:y actually and properly be ho j describes the "hot dot" in Ftich
WARSAW. (V) I'rofeHsional !denoled. iwise as to aid in reconstructing: the
dlKiiily has cauacd the 1'ollsh po-1 A capital Instance ds furnished j at;e In which it attained its youe;
lice lo register a haughty jirutuHt by a statement comlnn from that jtbls, we protest, Ih not so much the
aualnst thu Warsaw production of auurust and lomned body,the su- ' cocktail as the hot dog period of
the "HcKAinr's Opera," In which j premo court nf Vermont, ('ailed A merican developuieut nnd irul
Ilritlsh policemen are humorously (upon lo determine a point relating ture.
characterised and shown accepting (to a popular and succulent article And there can be nothing but
bi llies. j of food, t he court observed : applause for tin.' judicial ruling
Polish guurdinna of tho law, It j "We have had occasion during j touching the ullvgcd provenance of
was explaiued, uru trained by thu 'the course of this opening fie-, the label or cant nickname. ?Jlot
Hrillsh forces, and they cunse- quent ly to refer to a viand known !dog" doe.t not iuipb' what theye
quently fell the offensu keenly, i as a 'hot dog.' It is so detioml- tei;ul minds want us to know' as n
The opera director was forced to i anted in the record. We under- "canine derivative." j
drew the policemen In civilian island it to be a steamed frank- That wo take to be final ami do-'
clothes and omit the "bribe song " fnrt"r uuuuo encased in a roll ' termtning. i l.oulsTiile Journal).
Save on Camping
Equipment
Leave the crowds behind . . .
tfet off Into the "back-country,"
where nature la tiU her own
Inspiring aelf. Durinjc thid
Great Sule. compact outfits that
assure com pie to comfort nnd
convenience aro youra ut pleas
ing reductions.
. -J- f J'HS FlLI.-SliK' riYMOIIII J-UdU bUJA.I, 8075 1
' Tents Reduced
7x10 Paluirllu umVrella flvle tent,
wfttorpioor inat'T'ttl. with awulng
flit p. window i;nil poL-kfL Oomplf 10
with ihiIu uiid pens. M)U-So"ei) t.ilo
$12.95
Auto Tent 7x7. whUo ranVa. com
plutti wait 2 pules and pci. CC QC
Pvtilally yriCBd at MiUd
Khaki Wuteriiroof 7x7 Qfj
.T:?::.. $18.35
Auio
10x10 "1'ulmi'tto1
Sale Prica
'1'hk Fili.-Suk' rivMoriH 2-1
heretofore unheard of
in a
L
oio-mcea motor, car
-.4
'655 A n
J WW
1 Vl'RY day brines adJi
J tioiul rmplusb. tv the sclf
c idmt fact that the improtcd"
l'l) mouth is today's rrrat rv
amplr of progress in the field
of low-priced motor cars.
There never before ha.s been
1 low-piiced car of l'lyiuoiith'i
f'uli-iixt roominevs, rest lul com
fort and attractive appe:rjiicr.
'I here .-.ever before has !er n a
low-priced car of sifch strength
and stability of coiutrm lion.
There never before has
been a car at anywhere
near the price that ould.
be driven comfortably
it top speed hour after hour.
There never before has been
a car in the low-priced field so
smooth and HcvMc.
nvmouih, bear in mind, is
the low -priced car with the
ad;.m"cd scietitihc a J ant. ices
of Chrvslcr encineerinc. 7'.i:f,
in and of itself, explain the
thrilling superiority of Plymouth
performance in even respect.
rivmoulli i the ,'v low
priced motor car with Chrysler
w eathetproof 4-w heel hydraulic
brakes. V'irif is the rrason why
'lymouth ow ners drive
vith such confidence,
;J ) It i simply impossible
v ' to appreciate all that
today's Plymouth is and does
until you sit in the driver's seat
and tret the actual fttl of the
car. We invite you to test
Plymouth.. in your own way.
t t f
Ciir, .'i Rxtj'ttr (ivitk ntmhlt
it.,l .'.W StJam, ."Ji
Taurine. 2"tfi It l-M-rt f.'Sf (milk
rmmt-ll lt.lt' , SofSi --Dntr SeJjm,
cVf. .HI fri.tl f. f- .
F(rmtutl4 Jt.iUrs fxt.'rtJ tht .x
AMERICA'S LOW UT I'mtlO
F V I. L - S I JL I CAR
: 124
Medford Motors Eakin Motor Co.
128 South Riverside Theme 7C2 1C1S South Fir Pho"e 304
folding Tables
I.Iltht. stronR and fold compact It. A
world nf tumfort and cnnvei.:n
At tni low b!q pric ovvy CC On
outnt ahould Include one. , . . f OifcU
Camp Axe and Spade
ToU can't ramp In ft NaMonul Park
without tbrni. Sav during thli tale
at Western Auto."'
Cnmp Ate, 1-tb. he&0 t 9Q
reduced to (
Chwip' Axe. head. $1 C7
5 -inch handle '...' V I iwl
Ant Spade, SI Inches lone, 4 I 0C
t' handle
Accessory Savings
From our larce Mock.- wo have
ielevted a number ot timely c
cesi'orles that everv autoist
should own. These nnnnWe
iirtb tes nre included in this ftl
at uUwinc reductions. A few
are listed below.
V- "
Princeton
Ash
Receiver
Do your nhare to
nlu prevent for
itt fire inst.ill
teretter
ft rone. ' Kftiiovsh! atti container,
and match Utx hi. liter . . . AQ
bltli votneV On aate at lXJJ
Wind Wings on Sale
Thousands of motorists are responding to tks call of these ,
lirKsXpox irreaier savings on ivmeuj vacation necvisiriitez. vjjervu- uy
'"Vestefii :Atp" yjusi ivheft-'both the merciiaiHlise -and the
savings are needed most. '
Join the thrifty thousands, who, knowing the superior quality of "Western
Auto" Tires, Camp Goods and Accessories . and having absolute confidence
in our Iron-Clad Guarantee of Satisfactory Service and our Customer Is Always
Right policy . . . are availing themselves of these great economies. Come in to
day, and be ready for any trip you may plan.
CB- . j
"' ' y.v- .. ... i. ... ., '.. Y )
Vireater savings on long-lasting, .trouble-free, fully guaranteed "NY?
Giant and ' Wear-well tires... I These rugged tires are favorites w
western Car owners who know that our' .150
Store Service" and our Customer Is Always
Right Policy assure their complete and
lasting satisfaction wherever they may
motor in the West. More than a
million Western Auto tires
are in daily use because they
have proven that for long
wr'leage, safe; sure
footed traction, and !
g r e a ter economy.
Western Giants and
Wear - wells chal
lenge comparison.
Our Trada-In Al
lcwance Male;.
Thes Low Sale
... Price Still Lowe
Vwear-w1dli!v,'
FULL BALLOON-1V
cf7c Wear-well Western Giant Western Giant
OlZaC- Bullosa - -Wtnn.lard Ktb- New Centcr-
lO.WlO-MJte Tread: I5.IIUU- Trnellnn: l(i-000-
' (iuufantee Mile Ouuriintee .Mile tiuaranee
29x4.40 (4.40-21) .. $ 4.98 $"5.94 $ 6.95 .
30x4.50 (4.50-21).. 5.79 6.60 7.84
29x4.75 (4.73-20) . . ' 6.51 7.88 .50
30x5.00 (5.00-20) .. 7.27 8.50 9.74
31x5.00 (5.00-21) .. 7.46 8.88 10.12
30x5.25 (5.25-20) .. 8.36 '9.74 11.21
31x5.25 (5.25-21).. 8.50 9.98 11.35
30x5.50(fit 30x5.77) . 9.93 '. . 11.95
32x6.00 (6.00-20) .. 11.21 13.06 14.82
33x6.00 (6.00-21) .. 11.35 13.25 15.15
32x6.20 (6.20-20) 16.91
33x6.75 ( 6.75-21) ..;.... 20.19
ci-rp Wear-well Western Giant Western Giant
, in.00O-Mll Ttiwi lff.OOQ- Truck Tnie
(iuanle. . Mll (iuiriiDi.a
30x3Ja Cl. Regular. . $ 4.42 ... $ 4.98 ... . .
30x3.yt CL Oversize. 4.70 5.56 $ 8.45
30x3la SS Oversize. 5.46 6.60 ......
31x4 SS Oversize. 7.55 8.79
32x4 SS Oversize. 7.84 9-36 ' 13,16
33x4 SS Oversize. 8.50 9.93 .....
32x4V4 SS Oversize. 10.40 12.97 17.00
33x4 Va SS Oversize. 10.78 13.25 17.81
30x5 . SS Oversize . 20.76
33x5 SS Oversize I 18.48 22.47
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