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4- BEDFORD IVfAIL TRIBUNE, ' MEDFORD, OREGON1, THURSDAY,' AtKlUST: 27, 1031. i ii 1 1 1 a ni mOpn of DELIGHT by MarufaijetBjelL Ho uAtatt. KYNOPSIK: . Juanlta Pasara hides her paat, selling olgartUcs . in Dlviit's yambllua place. The ' veil of her costume gives het- se curity, and Mvltt, his mile, Molly, Conchita and her son, Gabreau, treat her kindly. An tor Umberto, Gabreau protects her from him. Erlo' Lcdbctlcr, at the resort with Adrian I'ouchC. Mrs. Malaise and Kirk Htanard, her yrandson, tries to tear off Juanlta's veil. Hhe 'evades htm. ' trembllna because ' ' she has -just seen Honor Hasara of Mexico join the party. Throuuh 'a thief's trick Ulvltt secures Mrs. . ' Ttelaise's necklace and next day- fectitfa Juaniia, introduced as He- she had found It. The elated Mrs. Jtetntse is disappointed when the , pirt refuses a reward. Kirk asks -juanita to allow him to eall on I her. . ' ' ' ' ' , . - .. Chapter 12 . . , t KIRK RETURNS A CALL 'i OOKS like you didn't find out j -l"1 much," Dlvltt remarked, don--tiling the modernistic pyjamas Molly ihad decreed for him. "Not very . icommunlcatlve,.I take It.'.' , j Molly was In bed; her small face looking Weary dn'the great pillow. '."Ho, she don't talk much," said .'MoWy. v..", ; v i S "'But sho ought to know the ' geography of the liouBe. " Natural ly,"; she's not expected to discover the location of the safe on one visit but wo ought to get something out of her. All we know Is, they've asked her back. That's the biggest Tmrt of the business, but It's not all." ' "Divvy, beautiful, what you want to do this thing for? What you. want to go In with Umberto forT ;Mo'Il get us all in trouble yet." "Oh, - no, he won't. Umberto's jmy right hand. How much reform ling you want to do In 'one year? Il've got rid of the hootch, haven't I?" ' ' ; " , ! "Divvy, you know Umberto's rum-runnln' thla very bight'1' Things are stricter now you Bay bo your selfand if you're mixed up with Umberto, aldln' and abettln' him you'll go when ' he ''gone Knd what's goner become ot me and the baby?"- ' ", ::--; "So that's why- you aren't more enterprising in pumping Juanttal you ought to know that pooplo ex pecting a family are keener than ever to feather tholr nest. You didn't'' used to look 'at things'' til way." " ' "''' ' - " ."I've always hated your connec tion with Umberto. Oh,' Divvy,1 I'm so-afraid " - . . " "You're so afraid you're holding out on md 'wher ' JUanltas con cerned." ' ' ' " , "Think" what ybu please, bivvy. You 1 know . the girl ' don't talk " touch ':':',',; '''' " ' : '""."know well onough I can got on without lior," Dlvjtt unaworod. be got Into his bath robe. Molly was looking -at him HopqTiilly. ; . , "You mean you don't Intend '.to . nse Juanlta?" " '" "Use! her, of course. put "dlffor-l ently' ''"':' '; ';'i' p." "Divvy, wo've got monoy. Lot's go somewhere and start;' all over' In something' that's not' dangerous. S "Many things are flangoVous," re marked DIvltL "Avlbtirs :' lake1 chances. So do miners 'and sul-( tilers. A man must fallow his bout. That's tho first tiling woitioh 'nave' lo loarn;1 Mie Wont bverahd pattod Nolly's shoulders. "'Oo 'to sloop, kid. You're hot1 going 'to 1iave any biore to do with this." ' ' .; .'", "I suppose you don't trust mo." The thought wrung hor heart. "It's 'hot 1 thnt.'' Pick 'out tho. clothes forJuanlta,1 and look attbr' er dates. Lot .lt go at Wat'."" As; far as my gottlng Into troublo Is.; Concerned I won't. Whon it comes I'll be gone you with me." "--' . He 'Opened a door .bosldo tho larmolfe, went Hp a narrow stair to 'his offlce There lie Snt down at 'his disordered desk' and wrolo: 'MnrfiucHa Cnrlotn do tiuli y Cabrera' s Micnoi nirrei , , i: "NW Orient - - ' j i. "Drnr Marnui'M! ' ' "Will you klmlly onU nt my nffloe.o- O'clock? ' 1 ' i . " ; JASON rtlVlTT." : He opened tho other door and dropped Iho lottor down tho null chule of tho TIJon holol. )' " 5 Kirk Stanard .telephoned tho Tt- Jon on Thursday iitturnonn, doBlr-J Ing to call on Bofiorlta Klores. In touch presently with nn hgrocublo female voice pot tho sohorlta's he was told that Soflorlta flores Would seo him that ovenlng from lght till nlno o'clock, alio VoiM be In the patio. " ' ' ' It was on an errand for' Nolly that Kirk was calling, or he al lowed himself to call It that. Mrs. Ilelalne told him that Sonorlta Flores looked llko Dclphlno, his mother, and when Kirk confessed to the foellng of having teen' the senorlta before, sho added. "That Is It." Kirk couUI not see Juanlta's resemblance to,.hli mother'ji, pic tures, yet-)io. Would ndt' lllkabuRS Nelly's mind of a thing that seemed PHOENIX LADY STRIKES HEAD ON FRUIT BOXES Mrs. Roberta Evans of Phoenix, who siiFtAlned Injuries severs! days o when struck on the hend by mm boxes nt the Newbry packing house. was brought to the Community hos pital Wednesday for treatment. The extent of her Injuries Is not defi nitely known, Dr. K. W. Durno. at tending physician said, Mrs, Bvnns is said to bave collided with the fruit boxes, when they were belli moved through the house on rollers. She was struck on the head and has since endured much pnln. Dr. Durno fears she may be suffering from slight concussions. . 4 : k tlMjltlffl 8YlIPf got! resyUi, to flit it with such comfort. She was prattling about the senorlta's re fusal to choose something from the casket, had In the end chosen some thing herself, a ring that had been Delphlne's, bidding Kirk give it to Soflorlta Flores. "Not as a reward. tell her. ' Just to make me happy." Kirk was glad of the mission. From eight to nlno. Ttather lim ited, that. Yet he could not ex pect to And the senorlta Without engagements. ; . J---: . Night was settling when Kirk arrived. ' The TIJon patio was filled with dusk and a soft blossoming ot lights. The tables were deserted except for a man and woman drink ing from Ice-filled glasses, close to the verandah. Ah, yonder! Yon- der at a far table.. Kirk could not, mistake the dim figure.. He crossed i the patio quickly. . 'Sonorlta! . . . I thought you' had forgotten." ' ' She smiled, all in white, diaphan ous stuff that fell away from her arms and about her feet. Kirk flaw her parted hair, drawn over her ears, -knotted On her neck. V '. : i "I. never forgot," she ' answored. Kirk sat down on the bench beside her: ' ft I He looked at her: white and love-! ly.'wondored about :her.' Why was she hero?' Who ' was -"with her?; What eyes were watching from thoi upper windows, even nbw? She hadi called alone yesterday yet one sensed particularly here that she was Invisibly guarded. He would moot "her protectors, no doubt, before-the evening wob over. 'Do you . like New : Orl&ans, Senorlta?" :;'' : " - ' Very much. A little warm,' but she was accustomed to that, 1 ' -, "Is it so warm in Spain?" 'She turned slightly from him. "there Iff tho1 muBlcl"; she sold' as the Mbxlcan'band began again. The dUBk was full of La Pnloma; .The couple" hear the verandah began dandlng.' r (':;'' Kirk thought suddenly ot a White bird an old sailor had brought him once. "It has a Bong," .tna sauor alii, ."a song that will broak your hoart." But the bird did hot sing. Surely no song could have been more heart-breaking than Its si- lohce. day after day. Kirk had )Vantod to sot it freo, out Nolly had said mat n wouia only starvei not It had got free. Odd lie ''should think of this now. "The1 miislo - had Btoppcd. The couple who had danced went out. Thoh almost at onoo the music be-: gaii'-again; Over tho Waves.' The softorha's "oyfes '-'Wet 'KIrk's."Tliey roso and. began fo dance. She was fragrant and sqft In his arms, mov ing lightly, at one with tho music, at'bno'WUh him. . ', v. You' dance beautifully, Soflor lta . . . and you spook Kngllsli wltlt stlc'tf little 'aqcent you JiiBt sort of kiss tho Words, ,t menn." "I had an Amorlcan tutor. "Arid' ho taught you to kiss the words!''" ' She laughed. Hp had nevor heard hor laiiglfbdroro. - A rlpplo of bright sound. :- ' "It you could have known hlml Ho" didn't know the moaning of kisses.'1 , ITlio mUfllc had slopped. They went back to' the bonch. Soflorltn, I havo something for you." ' " ""Kirk seoinod to know hor better mw that 'they, had dnnced togolhor. 'Ana yoii ifiuat tnko It, or olso " '"'Or elso what?'1 softly. "Or elso some iono will be vory snil.vHty' grandmother has Bent you 1111s fTtifr. It bolonhod to my molhor. ty (irannmother' thinks you look Ilka hor.. She died whon she was tWknty-nrio whon I was born." Juanlta was looking at hi m with dark soft eyes. Kirk felt that sho was Keeking words In which to re- fuso him. Instead she held out her (Ingress "lot? hafid. Slowly Kirk slipped the ring over hor third fin ger. Sho drew the hand back, look ing ht 'thb single while poarl In the moonlight. Thoy wero both silent as , It n sacrament bad been per- torhicd. ! ,l l '"Toll ltei1 I shall keep It always." Juanlta Said entity. "T Wllt toll her. She wanted you to remember her.-' nut I will toll hor that you'don't forgot." Tho music had begun again and Kirk heard the old cathedral 'clock Striking nlno. Kb womlorcd If sho would let him atny longer If "she. would danco with him rgaln. ' ; And as tho last clock stroke died, a woman, entering tho TIJon lobby, went up tho stair and knocked-m tho door ot Divltt's olftco. She was dressed In black, with scarlet slip pers and a mantilla about her hair. ( lCtr'lsl. P"U. M'sd A- Co ) ; Vrtfihd . , . iiks htr tills. torhorrow Olvltt tells ths mar qutii htr manntrs natd polishing U.S.IO INSTALL F! i . Medford Is one of tho six cities of tho ' Pacltlc coast chosen as location for. a dlrectlvo radio beacon- service htatlon in the new system being In stalled by the department of com merce, it was announcod today. Work on Installation of the new station, to be situated northwest of the present airways radio station, will start- In the Immediate future. - Under the new system -pilots fly ing mall-passenger planes on the Seattle-San Diego airway of. the Boe ing System subsidiary' of United Air Lines will be guided the ' entire length, ot tbe- 1206 mllo route by dl rectlvo radio beacon service, '; . The department has authorized the Installation Of 30 radio beacons on the nation's network. Pivo will belon the coast air line. They will be ;lo catcd at Seattle, -Portland, -Medford, Shasta City, OllrOy and San Diego. They will- bo Installed -and main tained by the Department of Com merce, tho local station to be under ttno direction, and control of the-pres-ent ,-dlrwnys station' on the Crater Lako highway. ' " The function of tho directive radio beacon service Is to provide a con tinuous: series of radio, signals' by means of which the pilot is' enabled to determine whether or not he Is flying on his true course. When' tho pilot hears "dot-dash" In his radio receiver, .he knows he Is bearing -to the left of his designated route, while if ho hears "dash-dot" he knows -he js deviating .to the right. Wlicnrthe signals blend ; into v a. continuous stream of dashes, the pilot Is assured that his' plane Is on -the correct 'line of flight. . ' ; - ''.;-. -. : " This government service- will oom-i plcmentrthe plane-ground voice 'radio telephone communication. s'yste'm: which -Is- Operated by Hhe company. Radio Stations' are locnted at Seattle, Portlaiid,''Mcdford, neddlhgi Oakland, Fresno, Bilkcrsfleld, Los Angeles and Snn Diego. '.'." i n i - . ... . . , '' Nancy Carroll at Craterian Friday Nancy Carroll and Frcdrlc Maroh are the stars of "The Night Angel,", vihlch comes to the Fox Craterian Friday and 'Saturday. This exciting and absorbing-drama depicts the life of an entertainer In a questionable cabaret- and -shows the--efforts-of a young, handsome' city prosecutor to reform her. A good program of selected short subjects completes the Interesting program in store for " Fox Craterian patrons Friday and Saturday. ' '''' - .-.-..' KLAMATH FALLS Siskiyou Trac tor and Implement Co., started con struction of sio.ooo hay and grain warehouse'1 at' Tule'-lake.v ' " - WILL REUNITE IN CITY The Southern Oregon Soldiers and Sailors reunion association will hold tts thirty-ninth reunion In Mcdtord Thursday, Sept. 3. In the-armory; Invitations , have been extended to other corps and auxiliaries, by Chea ter A. Arthur corps No. S o( this City. An all-day meeting Is to be con ducted, and all corps members are urard to coma early, and bring well filled tbnkcts. . ,,. ,,,, ,,,. , t;...., 0 stent Ijite PORTLAND, Aug. 7. IAP) The oyster season Is officially IS days later than usual this year. Word to th effect nt received from OljmpH Jodajr, u i Radio Program ' , KMED i (Mail Trlbune-yiraln Station) , -Thursday P. M. . ' '"- ' ' 5 to 8 So. Oregon Theatre Guide; News and' markets by Mall Tri bune " " " ; 6 to' 7 Checker Cab; Where to' .Go; Fhllco; Porter Lumber Co. 7 to 8 Happiness Train; Robblns . Furnlturo 3 to 9 All request program ' . to 0:30 Mrs. Julius Meier and Portland Philharmonic orc'ios ' !lrn , t ' .. - -r rTHiay , it- ) ft.'M. ' i . ' 7:66 to' 8 Breakfast broadcast of news by Moil Tribune J to 0 Treasure Box; Went Side Pharmacy;' aold Seal . 9 to 10 Friendship clrclo by Economy Groceteria; Isaacs' Store; Proctor and Gamble 10 Weather forecast 10 to 11 Novelty program 11 to 13 8nlders Dairy: Burcl son's Ladles' Wear; Jacquo Len nox r. M. la to 1 Robblns Furnlturo; Jack . sen Co. Bldg. and Loan; Kows flashes by Mall Tribune V. I to 3 Sperry Flour; Home liar- , mony , w: , a to 3:30 World Bookman; Popu lar program 1:30 to S KMED presentation 0 to 0 So, Oregon Theatre; News and markets by Mail Tribune . 6 to 7 Mutual Mill; Whero to Oo; Undo Jerry 7 to 8 Hnpplnoss Train; Camp, Laurel; Modern Plumbing and Sheet Metal Co, 8 to 0 Voh Blssonettq and His Bniitl; ' All 'request 'program CATCH DWINDLING ASTORIA, Ore., Aug. 37. (AP) -Salmon catches on tho lowov Cotum bia river last night dropped 60 to 75 por cent from the record takes ot Monday nighty Astoria .canneries re-; ported today. " '. v ... - Tho summer, fishing season closed ab'ttoon todsy.:;t r u i, '. j'.f. Tho greatest run of salmon for the season entered the river last week end and Sunday night l$lermc,n al most swamped their boats WlA their rVilKr? loadis Sortft vcferhriiiittisjet' flsiiermen said the rn wa the great est iVin.Vitios. Crack Train Held ; As Bull Cavorts in Depot Grounds PITTSBURGH. Aug. 27. (AP) A bull 'broke-away from the Pennsylvania yards early 'today, charged Into the train shed,' de layed the crack Cincinnati Limit ed and tore up hundreds of lawns before it 'was killed by a police radio scout 'car;-' ' " ' ' A patrolman was- gored when of ficers attempted to drive tho ani mal from the tunnel Whlcfi runs under tho clty 'tro -the Panhandle, tracks. '" ' -' The limited was detained when railroad officials warned passen gers not to board or leave the train: while redcaps,, police and trainmen tried to 'drive the ani mal from the station..-; v WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE WITHOUT CALOMEL And You'll Jump Out of Bed In the Morning Rarin to Go If you f-M our and mink and th world look nunk. don't twiillntv a lot of aalt. minrral mmltt, oil. taKattr -rantty or rhf-winf gum and iri thttn to mak ynu Ruddanly twrrt and buoyant and full of aunahina. For thry can't do lu Thy only mora tha hofti4ii and a qiit movinnt dvaran't ffvt at hf rut. Th raan for youi down-airtn fn-4itt i ytmr Hvr, It anould dout out two fkmnda of lluid btU tnt your boarata dally. If thit Mt la a rt.TW.ni fraHy, your food dnran't dtntwt. U uat dvaya In tha hoarrla. (la bloata up your atomirh.' You nav a tUrk, bad taata and your brvath to fouL akla oftm hrMka out In hl-mwK. Your hrad a-Kiw and you Im4 down and out. Your who Dstcnt ia i4aonid. tl taVa th Pfwi 0d r.ITTI.M LI V Kit HlJi to thfoa two tKmnda of bit fl'twinf frarly and nutka you, Ivtt "up nd up," Thy rontain wondwful, barralMv, icrntl rnaHa a.triirta, amai ing vbvn it fornta to makirf tha Ula (low fraly. Hut don't k for llvw ptlla. Ak for Carin a iJttl Ijv IM la. lok for tha nam Cartw'a Littla Urtf IM La on tha rad labal. Kwnt a ,uUUWi86cBla4jtm tp mi C,M.Cx lhroii&h the entire year;r.2ij ' ; ' - Sales Four people have purchased the Buick' Eight to every one buyer of any other of the thirteen eights in Duick's price range during the twelve months since its introduction. This four-to-one preference In days when America- is scrutinizing values more closely than ever before fully confirms the value leadership of The Eight as Buick Builds It. It is this outstanding value which causes 89 per cent of all Buick owners to buy Buicks again and again, Buick bal sold Jam timet at many eigblt - lb next most popular eight In its field, Agust 1, 19.1 tbnuib July, 19M, according tt official figures by R. L. Polk & Co- .Four Scries 22 Models 1025 TO GRANTS PASS, Aug. 27. (Spl.) Rogue river, according to S. P. Lay man, postmaster 'and stor'ckecpeil ot Gallcc, 20 miles down . the Rqgue river, lower thajf, tor many' years pkSj 'vjhtli; ihe''esu'lt;. that'.''min'eri lire wrklne "every foot of the .ex posed" river bid."" According'" to 'Mr. Laj'man' all, 'sorts-'Of rriinirtg iulp ment Is being used, pans, rockers, cradles and one dredging outfit. Mr. Layman buys most of tho gold of his district and he states that more gold has been taken from the river bed than during the past ten years. ' 1 Scores of men driven out of their regular occupations by the hard times have taken up mining and tholr results on this section of the river have been very satisfactory. J' Wdrkoo ;iimpqua rl.ver highway !and tunnel ''through' Jtancock .mountain progressing steadily. Rcedcport, Fort Dmpqua courier, -a EAGLE POINT CAR IS RUINED BY VANDALS - -EAGLE POINT, ; Ore.," Aug. 27. Vandals have ' been at work In this community during the past few weeks, and as a result an' automobile' be longing to Rudy Woldman Is prac tically ruined. ,, j :: A mouth or sb'aijO'Weldmari'traded for tho car, and - the Sflrst ' night" of. his ownership the .Vandalism began. when asliM ,.IT radiator and Kl1 t upon the uphold ' "or was purchwd later It . Plete r T" shows a vindictive Saddle horses for hire. 'i"moie rates s. 6vuu nurses. Tel Provolt. Mall s,M' to 2 0 3 5 f. o. b. Hint, Mich. Scherr Motor Co. lilt-Li's So. Klvrr-lde "- Phone 1i THE EIGHT'AS BUICK BUILDS IT meater SYINCS T DCC vmfTukae 'flpectat Sale Prices on guaranteed Wesf mCiinnt nririW ear-welt tires and Blue j ) Ribbon and Jumbo tubes. Every tire ' and tube is our regular fresh stock. backed by our iron-iaa ' guarantee of Satisfaction .'. t fsaatw sfi rn : iiik iirfit. CB Hi mm NOTE: All our tires have a heavy layer of fabric and cushion rubber "Under The Tread" In addition to tha 4 or 6 FULL Plies of Cord. SIZE I Wear-Well IWsitern Cisnt Western Giant Do Luxe Ask for low Standard' Rib- ' Center Heavy Duty Double Duty Drices on sizes Tread Balloon Traction : Center Trac, WesterriGiant not shown 4 FULL Piles 4 FULL Plies 6 FULL Plies 6 FULL Plies 29x4.40 $3.95 $4.47 $6.26 29x4.50 ..... 4.99 6.72 $7.74 30x4.50 4.64 5.12 6.79 7.88 28x4.75 5-29 5.97 7.47 8.78 29x4.75 ' 5.45 6.08 7.94 ' 9.23 29x5.00 5.63 6.34 7.98 9.88 30x5.00 5.76 6.46 8.19 10.17 31x5.00 5.99 6.62 8.51 10.44 - 30x5.25 6.74 7.47 8.96 10.99 31x5.25 6.97 7.76 9.37 11.75 29x5.50 ..... 7.98 9.86 11.98 30x5.50 7.43 8.08 9.99 12.38 30x6.00 7.68 10.08 13.23 31x6.00 7.83 ..... 10.26 '13.46 32x6.00 : 8.91 10.47 -13.68 33x6.00 9.23 10.69 13.98 31x6.50 11.61 .14.99 32x6.50 11.79 15.44 34x7.00 ..... 13.82 ' 18.97 More than 500 items taken from every departmtt, our store are included in this great Store-Wide Sale fresh "Western Auto"' quality merchandise tt from our regular stock. There are no job-lots ot sp purchases.: tvery article carries our Iron-Clad G antee of Satisfaction, or your money refunded. with safety at.the Western Auto Supply Companl ' and be sure to take advantage of these greater sm JVCHv, fo complete your Labor Day touring Hundreds Ask fer Low Sale Prieei on sixes net shewn, and on all High Pressure tires! INNER TUBES ALSO ON SALE v more articles on sale be sides those listed here. OroniteCleaning Fluid. ,6. Vi or.- OC Chamois, genu ine imported French, .14 by 25 Vi in... 1. 32 Other chamois, ' 78c to $2.40 Sponges, finest quality Sheep Wool..72c&$l Imperial Nickel Paste Polish 37c Splendid Velvet Sponges, - - 26c and 58c MacAleer't Quick Wax Polish, 43c can Whisk Brooms, 24c & 56c Cheesecloth, Un bleached, 5 -yd. roll ..I3c Chromium Pol l,hing Cloth. OC Sped No! Polish, 5 I 'This Offer ends Saturday, .September 5th The Famous Centrist No. 7 Auto Polos i finishes . .'; known the and breadth of the wo Pint can, regular factol price $1.00, Store-Wj -price- until oeptent ber 5 th only - 3 LIMIT ONE CAN TO A CUSTOMEf Wind w ' " (ZA Mirror, if?r ''. chrome if ..Vi ' non - glare L. ;'' Reduced -y-'A "from x rJrXi'f $115 V $1.00 Other mirrors 36e up KlassySt.p 51 nfl Plate, large, ea. vW Other Step Plates "79c to $1.13 m Welliworrh Cogjlrs $1.79 39c Pocket Knives, assorted handles Mattress Pads, fine qual ity ..$2.39 and $3.55 Roll Typo Waterproof 'Mattresses ' $4.98 and $6.87 e Dandy Vacuum Bottles, pint Size 79c Quart size re duced to..$1.47 Flat Bottom Canteen, 2- fallon size $1.46 ultcase snd Package Carrier $2.14 Lunvh Kit, vacuum bottle and metal lunch box$l.27 Manilla Rope, V inch, 20 feet tor.. .?. 1 5c Men's Ventilated Cloves, genuine Ice- $J A C land Cape. Pr. srTs y . ! Prentiss fijif Waber two P-Le4 burner rAiSr- rvT camD stove $3.95 Other camp stoves on sale at $5.79 and $5.95 e Auto Covers' Heavy material with eye lets for tying down $4.89 to $9.40 r Handy 0 saCS Service rm ter, 3 containers 2.T8 Extra Quality " Wedge Cushion... $1 Gallon ug. Reduced from$l "Buddy" Flashlight Lantern, complete with bat tery and hulb. Regular $1.45 Value .... - 5 it Monarch or Perfection Cear Shift tails Beautiful '' V: composition... 13c Universal '' Floor Mats ' For all. QO small cariOOC For lar ger cars 99c PiS Perfection Pedal Pads . . for all cars, set. Other Pedal Pads I I7e to 36e Accelerator Pedals 18c to $1.17 42c Faith Radiator Locking Cap Chrome with hinged top- BIG SAVINGS on Mmritt ALL i 1 P.lL,a Pick your Seat Covers from the largest assortment In tho West . . . many styles . . . many patterns , . ,'rriiny colors . . . all Individually tailored to fit your' err snugly . ALL specially reduced for our great Store-Wide Sale . .' : I ' DURO Form Fitting Slip-On Covers Not to be compared with the cheap slip covers sometimes ottered bv others. Cotipvt and $ 3 Q I Coaches $ QC Roadsters ' land Sedans V Genuine Hollywood Slip Covers r1de .of finest materials, forrA .fitting," edges neatly trimmed. Coupe and Roadster....$2.57 C6sthej. $4.73 Sedans.:.-::.$5.17 Also reduced prices on our Duro. Sierra, Aristocrat and PSrsrrwanr-stvtCT for cowiliis tl.(oste' up to the window line . . . according to car model and material. ..$3.47 to $24.00 Wind Wings Finest quality for open or closed cars. Open car wings, $2.95 and $6.45 Closed car wings, $3.85 and $5.65 This great Store- Sale offers a wcj opportunity to q vour car with the 1 Storace Battery! Mnn.v ran DUV-3! siderably LESS th'l - usual popu'3,'. i FKIWl WASCO 6 Volt, 1 3 Plate. Cuaranteedff I .1 year, with your old battery 'T- I WIZARD BATltM" . Guaranteed 2 Years (Wizard Standard 1 Year) .l t M.., Duiv. with vour old battery , ...,.u s.!7 Hevlrrl iji-.. ee r I unnr old battery-' your oia Doitery.....- t- - . h 6-13 Heavy Duty, with 6-17 Z, witn yyi your o a orrery.... . - . , , , 6-1 S Heavy oury, wnn -bJ. Nk..,.., o 5w th vour old pi- ,VUI VIU utio,r -T'-' ' . ,T . wcctcdKI CIANT Super Strength Batteries Guarantees tm H 6-11 Wssterrl Cisnt. I H 6-13 W'" with yout old bat. .$8.97 I with youfw.il Daw. "Wirarol" Battery Tetter.. ' Burgess Snap-Lite Flashlight with battery and 3. bulb :..'J W Accelerator Ignition Cable, 'i sets.-.:...;-..- ...83c to $1.75 Metal Bulb Chest, holds 5 1Q. bulbs. Chest only...... -t Catalin Wireless Cigar Lighter Marble-like head glows when in use ) I O 3f Other wireless cigar lighters, 24c to $1.69 Read Lights $2.49 and $6.39 Splitdorf Spark Plugs, each 34c i Imperial Csso lina Filter........ Carburetors for . S2.79- Mod. Full Power Cylinder Oil ers, with pint of oil $2.49 Brake L:ning, according to size ..1 1 e up per foot 79c "T" Ford. A, $3.37 Hub Caps, for all cars, ac cording to car Q" make and model J" up Valve Crlnders 13c to $1 Hammers 14c to $1.13 Screw Drivers.... 6c to 28c Law's I Vulcan'"' with3self heatln patches 29c WorldU Oldest and Largest Retailers of Auto Supplie 170 Stores in the West Spare r.reCa-r Tube Plthin, Balloon T M SxippIyrCo. j Corner Main and Riverside ''"'-'- ' seww-M Ooen rto9P-
