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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO 11.11'. - . M. I. '' I . . The Secret of Mohawk Pond "":' By Natalie Sumner Lincoln - - niiiviiik.' Fait. I Co ' on t'lfvll 'iMeol..' limn iMiilrJ 'yui 7iQiiia. niiii'l.iilr to ti eMI ttt lltr unci; llnrbtrt t'rmrott. 4irliiN0 ill In tihlm In tut il mroilh. oi Atr miela ii'llfnl. h iimli'rt ii imetr t lim-mit'lntf tr si.rftiivea mil l'in tlev on In-li-iulur iii'iii la lifeuliftil ut .ikiiI. jvilgur Klifiiloilt liilfinfila lilriul ft litr Mitel, l"lio IihA-iumch In rmuv ifirt liitiirtu u'lllrinl Iter moi. lill e'nelitij lirnn-liiflHMrHI villi illiinlljite lijj. tAt Bails q IrfpHit itl OllOdllill Ka.lilt, her lielelilair, ii'IiO fii'ilflMrt bull, tJrlreil Ml ht tl'fi jmti.viHi, tunn ntifrlrt tail iiiiri i-bm I'fMti, (I iMi.nl lintiieii'iiii .rem .A iil, fttitrul jilt n 111.11 hiI ..mi ..'Itlitll rltn hour Itl miiri lire nil. herl ni limit"! I'U iir lnu'll J til ... r'V - Chapter to '.JIM COMES TO DINNER . Aa' they aped toward home. I'eggy'a e.vea Irnvplnd from aprcit omticr lo liar wrlal watch nml gained confldonco aa they wont fnsier' nn J Canter. Til liooil mi back and Ilia full fnrca of tho wind iirovonted run vernation. Peggy shivered between oxcltmiirnt nnd (ha cold rushing wind. Out of Ilia and of hit oyo Jim nollcad lior conilljlon and roach, till down, pulled lila overcoat up over lior knees. "Keep warm," ho admonished. Ilia amlla waa Inrecltoiu, "Wo ;iiu'l hava yon III." Peggy colored warmly under Jim'e . Th blood dnnccd In Tetnt a Velna an aha watched Din ipeed unieter rreplu hlthnt Mid higher. Ah, they -ould iu.il, I; In time, the, Iaw aa the aRain stnnced at her wrlil. Three mlnntea later the car drew up at the done of Yew lnlfo and h hopred out. . . k !m Ihnot tils' ' " "t on yan to much ; "See you tlili utenlne," h rolled and IVmy, her Inipnltva apeech eheiMed, atood ntchlnt him tint of alh. - Slowly ahe. turned to gn tn the house, th ehrriff'a assistant hold Inn the diwr open tor h.r. V ; It not until ahe .ta Jn her nedrnr.ni that ahe malited that the he.!d Jlm'a ciat In her bunds. Sha rook dona a ro.it h.MiRer and tn eertrd It In the alcerea, . Aa ahe dropped nr hand, ahe touched the hull t n weapon proirudlnc from ilia uorket. Drawing It out ahe atood tor a moment kioklim nt th automatic pistol, then walked over to th drMr hy 4h window and turned It rr. Th atamped lettering on the pl lolt "U, S. l-operty," arretted her a'-iee, for Ml? a minute the !sced at It, then drawing out her "memory nook," ah turned l:a le-wa to a rei'ent entry. HI. 8. property. (ll .5 cali ber. Model 1!H V. S, Arm. No, s:iu;. Pguy looked acain at the ptf.ol In kar hand th tcttcrlnf oa tt. th aumhrr, ST5I", correroiutcd exactly w-lih the letterins and nnm her ah had copied frm her nnrte't automatle riittol when first the toaad tt. Vhla then nuitt be ker nncle't rdttc. Taking out th clip the conaied th cartrldprt cne wa tig. It mutt he the r-inMl h k4 ed when the killoj Kdsar Siatc. Sh dropped weakly into the ert rhatr. tf thlt a her rnto malic, the lo whom eloert la i lnt ' hit esgeruess, "And Pino) herit Iteaoh had toii;-.i It. ik ttvtne nv near KJgar 5W 1 "Vapper4 -loa't k,Ktj f The frrsk log In the f lYplar ' e.:;h! at last and th Dam blarej Th Ut.-htcld undert.iVcr kid cue and gon, Mkinc miih !m all ! that t m.vrtal of IMgar Siardon. ; o vic r nie reigned at i ts't-e. I poa la Jepaeture, Julia had rogained some wcasm-e M rmiviMir, rggy turned J t;epped ott VM rm the irK-ae, r.MX1i Ktism ikr she winked Ih dttk ciovds ' sate1rg omiooosty cw the moca- 'Atfi wilk linking keaiu i Mtiitiiii JlttiUIIIIUIMimiUIIIUlllUUIIIIilill! INSURANCE First Insurance Agency , A. U HILU ( Km W M N. C"trl Hedee4, Oregea ; c A week mid 0 iny aim had a pent or Vhw l,ofl;:o, collilng hnnpy and enru froo, mid slnrlt trmieily hnd mulliod her I hero. She had killed n, mini, tnlirn a Ufa.... Ilr liond dropped In her hontla and lior bndy liuok with tenrleaa auha os aha Imiurd ngultut the porch plllnr far support. Julia How to hnr, draw ing her Into her alron armaj ' "Don' yo' grlevo, Miss I'esicy, ilenr; If It imdn' hoeii fo' yo" wo'd n-hiion lniirdiirod In mm hods." elm dootnred Btoutly flvo minutes' Inter. "1 know llmiti Sitiiilona," "You knuwthrni, Julln?" Peccy InokKd up curiously. .' "Sho'ly:, 1 heard wbiit do men fnlka hynr. todny had lo say 'hout 'inn, nn It was pli'iity. Coino Instills honey, nn'-llo rjnwn n hli." Peggy wont with lior Into tho llf I n room. She aniiKBled down on tho Iouiiro nml closed her oyea. Sha wns itrniofut for tho wnrmth and ho was vry, vary weary. When alio nr.nln opened hor eyea tho living room wnn dark except for tho llrellKht. Too drowsy to move, she lay atlll wnlchliiB tho burtiliiR ninheia: then hor gmta atilflod from tho hearth nnd stopped nrreatod by tho eight of a pair of long lets stretched out from a wing chair. "Jim!" Hi ha barely breathed hla name. critical gate aa they ate and chatted. I.tke a ahot ha tvtia hy her aide. Ahuorhed In each other, ueither no tlced tho us at hit then name. ll whirled ilio wins chair atiout even as he tpoke and tropivd Into IU "You look better." She colored warmly nndei hla critical gate, conscious of her sum bled hair and generally disheveled appearance. .t.,,.,r,. ,, "IVp sent you ovrr some hroil era," bfyn Jim, only to ha Inter ruplcl hy Julia. "I's got 'eai right hyar, .Visa rCty." Julia wheeled th tea wagen, whtrh she had converted Into a topper table for two, between thera. Th maid had eiertot her culinary ahllliy to lis utmost to prepare dlahea that would tempt Peggy'a appetite, roallting th glrl't ex hausted nervcu aystem needed aomethtng mar auhsttnllat to reed on than the tamlwlrhcs ahe had re quested earlier In th afternoon for tea In lieu of anpper. having no attention to Jlm'a mumhied refusal, Pepcy aliikvsl rced the plate bearing hla Mi ire of broiled chicken and fried po tatoes into hli. v,nds. Pccgy llfte,! the coffee pot and held it over Jlm'a cup. She caught his eye and, con fused by th light In them, looked away. Julia waa nowhere In sight. i ; .Sow waa her chanc for a conS- dcntUI chat. "What do you auppose benight Kdgar Stanton here at two betivk In the morning" "I'm wondering myself." he ad ' milled frankly. Raising hia head he looked ttralghl Into her ejea. i "And here'a another thing that pintles me why were yon so , ready to tire?" "I" ah heVtated. "I thought he was the mystertcua man I ea- CMinteri hei na mv arrival In I this rvm. the tnterK)iet. "He unheeed me Into a teat In th din tin; noonj and rut a tureen tn front of me " . "And then!" prompted Jim. lean- up. throw. ag their facet Into told ; reiie r. A hni t peering throagh e. of the long lYcnoh windows whlcli op-rci onto the verantia. p rosace 1 i:s face cl.vser against Ike pan e. : gisvs. tn m cndeacif to cato ttet evr-pcssion. sVtt.'s N,ieiwM es .1 s. cece. Ceet.rSH. Is. tury tswcr.x,.. Women's Hose Sl.OOPair . Stlk trota tp t itii MEDFORD MATL LAKE CREEK: FUND I HONORS BIRTHDAY ! If F f.AKM CltlOMK, lire.. Nov. 29. IHiieclal.) Thie Who have con-n-Hilfd jo .'ttui jKlilliflllir ftinit. if.yr iHi-' I1i- (liiihiVu liull Jy the ''little npi-iin" Hiuthiid. nlhce the In mi Ornniie ineeiln, Novoiulier 1 at ti, are t..sl Iteaii. -Mr. nml AlrH. Krunk h'lirlnw. MM Win. O'lllirii, Mr. iinil Mrs. ltojnl llio'on. . It. IMnkey. Mr. anil .Mr.. Jim firieve. .Mr. nn.l Mrs.- A.."l.. lililkey, Jlr. It. W. flilliey. II. Mililiy. i:. I'. I'li're. Mr. Hint .Mrs. i". II. Wllltlimon, Mrs. II. V,. I'ankey. Win. Almy, .Mr. mi'l .li'" I-'- li. mini. Tho TiiKiteiV. Iliilihaiil I'.i'i'il ttfin. Mm.' I'lhreiii-e Cnrtweluhi. .Mrs. IMtlh W'elilomn. ltiuly ' Welilmnii. Meilfonl Hut y Ni. Mr. ami Men.. iharleK Kiln uli'. Itlan, llolnii'ft. .Mr. anil Mr. Thernn Taytiir, Ueo. M, Itnherts. Pred R. Wiley.' Monarill Seed Kll.l Feed I'liuu'umy,' Mr. and Mrs. rn-l Sinner. Mrs. 'MalieV I". Mack, Mr. anil Mm. Hurry Wnnl, Mrs. .1. .1. I'.mioi'iis. Mi'i nnd Mix. lvnrl linn ney. Mr. nml Mrs. tlvilierr ('Hlilon. ('. II. Hales. Mrs. Kslhee SlinnilOB lon. nines & l.yillmJ. Mrs. I.olli Van S.'ny. Mr. ami Mrs. II. 1. Owens. Mr. unit Mrs. Win. Perry nml W. f. I'leinenis. Several hse rontrllillted whn foiled in slim their names. i JOINT SUNDAY SCHOOL ! CONVENTION IN G. P. ' ' WILLIAMS t'KKKlC. Ore.. Nov t Sfl. tSpeeinl. There will he n f Joint convention of .'nml Sintonj I Sunday schools at the llapiWi j rhnivh In fjnmt Pass Wrdneday. lieeemher 4 : Lim- li wilt he ervd at nm In Cafeteria style, llrv. 1. 11. tian- ; 1 rtatl r Meirird. union Sunday ; whool evjttifielist, will preside. A'l Interacted in Sunday s hool work . ' nit etrdiatly Invited. ! WIl.MAM Mti:t:K. Ore.. Xn-. j iSiiecial Mr. nnd Mi's. V. I i Klxley dmve over lo Klani:iri ) KalU Tuoday to vi-.il llHlli dauKh I ior. Xtr.. , Iiesi.-r Suiioii. nnd spend Thankwivint. TWey were necmn tvaniett hy Iheir grandson, llruold WILLIAMS CREEK ,1- 1 15o.it, . 1 The rule real enate nftioo l!ev. and Mrs. John lleeti hry of -ov,ned liy A. T, Mellvaln Is hoimr ! Winiers. i.l lame up Tiu-l.iy lo-niu-d across Hie sin-et. in one of! visit their snn lvbitip lleeteivrr , i,s made -acant by the ro-j While h.-re tlev. lt.M--tebry will hnldjm fir,,. j a series or evangelistic meeiincs e.l i vny Thomas returned Monday' the Methodist chapel, heemnin; fr,m a visit with his voe, who s ; Sunday, reArnvhe-.- 1. Alt ace eor . ranf .nri t n Kinitarlum ne.irO;ik-l diaity Invited to attend. land. Mr. Thomas slates that ; Vred Powers hns move,! his- fnm- . .. Thomas is mu. h rolliroved. i tly to Prtivt.lt to t:ie house owned ' liy Mr. tVivis. 1 Mr. .A. U'nidce!t h-rt Turnisy, f.ir iNiuHIe o.i a visit to her daoch j ter, .Mrs. Will" l.nvel. She -will he, I aliment r.lnmt a nionlh. Mr. and Mrs. i;,orce M.Vlain of, j Phoenix sivl ; M;'. and Mrs. I Thnksi:iv hit; with '. W. Poherts. 1 lilm Tys-tinmny I'ssil POHTl AXIV Oiv., Nov. t. i For the fiist lime In the history of iWcno .-aucls. motion nieluros wei-e us-ed today in the ti ial of lx-e locs,ton who is sniuc Mrs. Seirer for Ji'O.eoe persxinnl injuries alleaiNl snfforct in an aulomobile aiNM.I.-hl Western Mother's Experience . shows what : can be done vdth children HARSH eorrectiv meuurej ar swJdcm necessary with rhildl Mast TDcdern pamits . reeog-ni Uiia. That,threasc o many jrre this gemser. moans of puttins a child in order when had breath, eoared Mngve, heaJachea. Kihousnos or upsets tell oi a docred Oifertiw Cwot. Wlien used at tht first sum ol hafl V-eith. r tei-wisfsness. a aivoORful of Cli(orr.ia g S)-nip cfhsn does to work! Ssimetariea iVneral dom are nereasary. AV w-gys you oan depend on lis x to dear th aj-stom harmlessly and in harry; xo civ the child CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP TNI tlTH.OriTY VAXATIVt AM) TOKIC rO CIIIVDRIK WK DEVELOP Films Free WEST SIDE PHARMACY YOCK KKXALL STORK Ort Suadtrt and Kvmtwp kTL li Tint TRIBUNE, MEDEORD, CENTRAL PT. TRIO ?!. Hpeclal.) An old time birtli day party wn hI) ut Jim Wi-lKht' In; .jontir) of lrx. kMlllio S'iJb MN,1 ()ftrti" HrA'lBriivo n ltd ' Alt-f.. I.ulii Hiroltm'ttr, nil 1ml Ifm n ilm mintp full ovnr (t ycr fiij'i (at H'uhI r.n. m. - Wrlulu . .owl Sli'H. Htrohmi'Ifr r naMvv tlaiiyl;- Three ' rotiiilen were preNent HesxelKrave, lluiselt nnd Hnh tneler that were marriri) tht jaino fall, ut whldh I lie llix,4erave'H hfive fulfilled the Tinnmnnd of (lod to multiply nnd replenish I he Oiirlh, Xiimcrmm Kniiu'M were enjiy.d hy all, after which n HplendM .Hip per wjim nerviMl. . . ' Those preMnt were Jn'p nndMol lle Wright, John and Iiu llcMKfl. Krave. IM nnd l.ulft Strohmeier. Ashury and i'larn .Hall,' Will nnd Knte WriKht, Tom nnd Hetty Pnn key. Krnnli nnd Unura i'oehru:i. Vlrtor and Herthn Iturxell, (iu.uund DelU Tex, Mr. nnd Mr?. V. T. Klcyr man, .Mr and Mrs. Arden Tywell, Mr. nnd Mw. Km nit SJtphenmin, Mr. and .Mrt. Watt lleehe. Mm. A. T. Lnthiop and MIm ltiherta Pa n key. f . liixit'l-: ItlVI'.lt. Ore.. Nov. 89. 1 iSpo-Inn Marlon Plttnmn, whii; Is empliiyed near Klalnutll l-,nlli(' Is vi.-dtinn Ills jmri-nt!; Mr, nnd Mi-.. John I'litman tivr "'Thanka-i vi.vlim. . . , .-! Th,- VVstein t'nion company ; has a i r-'W of workmen n ltogu! lliv. r, tioiiiiiK in new polca and j niakinu p n.-ral 1-,-iiirs. j lr. It I I'arler and Mr. James, Wiley made 0 business trip to' ("t-niUle Tuesday. j Tin k y. drx-ssing has claimed the ! aileniion of looril fnrnters the post; v.eek. , ' ' j Mr. pint Mrs. V. K. Knighton' .r Klamaih Kalia visited at the home or Mr. and Mrs. ltolnnd Taylor the past week. I Mr. nnd Mrs. Oscar Shepherd j returned Kriday from a two weeks' : n ip to Seattle, wnere they nt- 'tended the National iSrnnlro con--' veniion. I Waln-r Ward of Klamath Kails' I vi-iii-d at the KnM Iji-nnler home ! Toi'iilay afiernoon. Sir s. t-:tir.l Ooodule. who re-j n lllly underwent an opei-alion in I ih hospital' ut liraiit Pass, re-j iwrlusi to her home tier,- Tuesd.iv. Krimds will be glad lo hear of; her imto-ovomcni; t Miss lvelyn rha1-l y vis-Med owe lit,, n-etk-end with n-l-livrs in Mi.lfonl. , j Mrs. islrne Is receivlnc a vis- It fiMin her son, Mr. IllU-r. i Mr. nnd Mrs. ISalph Will and i n tvitiori ivturned to heir home hero from Orlmmett's t"amp at; Klamalh Knits. Mr. and Mrs. Kred TVnsler sr"nl Satunlr.y In MislTord ! Alden .Isll.re.nh of K'umnlh' a ikst start by rrcuUtir and itncOiDtn( Ih atoenach and bow-t!. Mothera b thousands praise th gentle erectiverMws oi thai lto, fruity pmdact vhttlt ait rhiMren lo. Mrs. P. H. Keat ing. ISIS Hays St-, San Antonio. sw.v:"Notliirig I know cut take th place oi CaV.forr.ia Fig Syrp InB-jrhcrne. fthseer.a Wess ing to my htt)e girl durH! cokls arxi unset spelK It always ha bee right in iily." wnjii like these and sues of four mUIion ootOe a Tar sow bow mother oVpe-nd on t '.;- fev-wt Fig SyruD. Or oautiori. Th name Vli forr.i" od the carton marks the gwi..:ar, i asous far 40 yewra. Dr. E. J. Carpenter CHIROPRACTOR . . . a PHYSIO TH6RI1ST t Medferd Blig. 4X1-R ROGUE RIVER I ; t Phone 9 for FURNIIURE REPAIRLNG UPHCM.STERING. ftcnNrSHIhta' FWaXK MOW ARO til Weat Maa ttrttt QREOOX. FRTDAY, NOVEMBER 29," 1929. FiiIIh 1m vlHltln ut hi! parents! home i. ear here. Mr. nnd Mm. K liner Milton nnd baby daughter, Uds .Mny, lfft ToeHdny i evening for Jxmicvlew. Wn.. to viHit Mm.Milion'H pnrontP, Mr. and Mm. Unow. . Philomath. Itecenlly burned! planer mill nt . flrlswold-Orlerj i.uuilier company being recon- Hll'M't.'d. How One Woman Lost Lost Her Double Chin Lost Her Prominent Hips Lost Her Gained Physical Vigor Gained in Vivaciousness Gained a Shapely Figure If you're fat remove the rnuse! KIirscilKX SALTS eontnin i he A minritil Kilts your hotly urj;nns, ylatids and nerves must have to nine. Ion properly. ,,' , When your vital oran fail to perform l heir work eorreetly voiir h o w e I h nnd kidneys ean't throw off tht.t waste material he fore you realize It you're rowiiiK hideously fat! Try half n teaspoon fu) of KIll StMIKN Al.TSrtn il Uluss of hot wnter every morning in 3 weeks net on tho itahs nnd note how many pounds of fat have van- Wear-well FULL BALLOON- Hi ni in iMr tuic A Jumbo Tube FREE with Rib, Center 'l rictioii, Double-Dur)' or High Presiure Tire purchased at our regular low prices , . . A Blut Ribbon Tube FREE vrilh every Wtar-wcll Tire. OUR UNCONDITIONAL GUARANTEE ir. ! Every Western Giant and Wear-well Tire is guaranteed for a libers! Minimum Mileage . . . and, also. Unconditionally Guar anteed to give absolute satisfaction for the life of the tire. This All-Protecting Guarantee is backed by Service at every one of our, more than 150 stores, and our popular Customer Is Always Right policy . . . ! Wear-well Weatern Weatern SIZE , . . Giant Giant J Ak far lew prieea ( u4nl rmier. Vtiant 1 '" h- I' 1 .1:STaui xTZHX,. ..W-M..e 4t:ArBtr t.Bjirtttair 4tjxiiiU-f 29x4.40 -(440-21).. $ 4.97 $ 5.78 $ 6.68 $ 9.45 30x4.50 (4.50-21).. 5.59 : 6.57 7.60 10.25 29x4.75 (4.75-20).. 6.60 7.98 8.75 12.35 30x5.00 (5.00-20).. 7.10 , 8.49 9.65 13.35 31x5.00 (5.00-21).. 7.25 8.78 9.90 13.85 30x5.25 (5.25-20).. 8.40 ' ',9.77 10.95 14.65 31x5.25 (5.25-21).. 8.55 10.15 11.35 14.85 30x5.50 (5.50-20).. 10.15 10.95 15.85 32x6.00 (6.00-20).. 10.80 TT. 13.75 18.60 33x6.00 (6.00-21)..' 10.95 T:-.-. 13.95 18.90 32x6.50 (6.50-20)., ..-.-. . V:..-.? 15.65 ,19.75 35x7.00 nts 33x6.75 . 24.65 i7P Wear-well , Western Giant Western Giant ltvkJi UMsVMiU aTlm UrtTT lHMfaMH ' lMTaiM(w 30x3'2 CI. Regular $4.45 $ 4.97 . 30x3 V2 CI. Overize . 4.69 - 5.38 $ 8.45 30x3 z SS Oversize '; . 6.60 31x4 SS Oversize i 7.60 8.95 j 32x4 SS Oversize S 7.84 9.65 ,12.70 33x4 SS Oversize i 8.55 10.15 32x4V'2 SS Oversize i ..... 13.40 16.85 33x4' x SS Oversize , ) 13.85 17.95 30x5 SS Oversize ..... ! ...... 20.85 33x5 SS Oversize ..... t 18.65 21.95 Aik for For Christmas ectmcat Atol Access r- fTrs Airte" . , . T-fv tovtfl re- fnitft-ea f-f th- ay Mi-iS'fie. .1 UII I lAfLflC pRFFK MEN SAW CHURCH WOOD WII.LIAMR CrtEHK. Or., Nov. 2!i., (Special) A , crowd . of .nine meri wlili two drnij sns and 'axes sawed. illt nnd hauled wAid Sat urday for the winter's supply to be ned nl the Methodist ehlireli on 20 Pounds of Fat Sluggishness j Notice also that, you have gained : in enemy your nl;in is clearer . 'your eyes- sparkle with glorious , : health you feel younuer in body keener In mind. KHUtiCHKNI will ftivo any (at person a joyous ; r prise. - let an 8i"R hottle of KUt'SCH KN : SALTS t Jarmin & Woods (lasts I 2 months). If oven this first boi- . tie doesn't convince you this Is the j 1 enwiest; safest und surest way to t Hose f;.t if you don't feel n 'superb j i improvement iu health so clori ou.ly enemeiic vigorously alive ?y u rm on?yitf a d ly returned. ""Western Auto's rtcrro every Weatern Giant , Prices on Sizes Not Shoikn -More than 150 Stores in theVfcrt- WfesteraAntxi Supply Co. : Cor. Main and Riverside tjr Wllllnms creek, where there Is ser vices every Sunday. ' I.i Cranile (hiinada thealre;m opened to nubile recently. t CJ1G0T THE TIME? m secowls "tjaawl.j V Y YOU GET L, S PROGRAMS A Complete Cleaning ato , . A : n n ttlWWE ATiibe.- FRE E MteveruTiRE at Ow: Regular Timely.' savings every motorist will appre-. L-iate . . . just when new, safe, road-gripping tires are needed to insure more enjoy able winter driving. - . ... v Right now when our prices on Western Giant and Wear-well tires are the lowest in our history, the additional savings of fered in this "Once a Year" event create an opportunity you should grasp to the ut most . . . SAVE NOW while Savings are Greater . . . Buy for present needs . . . and anticipate 7 m MM Ttnlnler Electricity In.itnlled In Heaver vnl:ey flriuiKe hull. 1 it ' kIiiksps ;are licciUul,. ba. sure llioy - are correct. O it r experienced oitometi'y assures accuracy here. iiirr..-:ui-..S"-r afa3 3 ilWHaWMaV '-A nnuai Low'Prices your future tire require ments as wp" oTTfTIM JfVesternGiant g It I I i RIB-TREAD BALLOON I ES !f I ! 1 WTSW till la I T l J i''rwyifetWA IS j yL nu Jumbo Tube 1XIr.,:H1IHlln!!tilil,, smnEiinxiiiiinnininnnmiiuxmin"' - 1 l II I - L