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PAGE FIVE FOR LIONS' CLUB SrEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. ilEDFORD. OREGON. THURSDAY. AUGUST SO, 1931 jn fl ifl l- - a Jh I A a Li Mhl fll fl I r. 'Y Cfi v imiiii a i ' ,, i ,1.. -m i r Wednesday wa "advertising day' at the Lion club'a luncheon meeting. Each member distributed some article of an advertising nature to other members, nd gave a one-minute talk advertising some phase of hi own business. This new type of meeting proved Interesting and instructive. some members producing unique ad vertising ideas. W. A. Gates was principal speaker and gave some excellent points on ad vertising. He related bite of his ex periences when associated with El bert Hubbard, and gave hla hearers ; the benefit of fundamental points In I advertising gathered from thla ex-! perlence. 1 Three fundamental points of suc cessful advertising, according to Mr. Gates are: Be yourself; put your own personality Into your advertising. Get a good slogan and stick to It; con tinue to repeat the same thing and the public will finally learn to think It automatically. And last, but not least, be honest. Sell only the kind of merchandise you yourself would want to buy. "The worst deal you can make," said Mr. Gates, "is to sell some article which has been on your shelves for a long time, because no body wanted It. It la money in your pocket to throw It In the trash can. rather than sell such an article to one of your customers, for every such customer has hundreds of friends, and In making a dissatisfied customer of him. you stand to lose, not only his confidence and trade, but also that of many of his friends." Next Wednesday will be Lions' edu cational day, and Is In charge of George Newberry, chairman of the educational committee. E SUIT SCHEDULED September 30 next was set by the court, upon agreement of counsel, for trial of civil suit of Chad wick against the Sterling Mining company. Attor ney Porter J. Neff, representing the mining company. Informed the court development plans were delayed by the pending case, and urged early as tlon. Attorney Roberts represented the plaintiffs. The suit Is one of a series affecting the mining property. Last spring, the mining company secured a court order evicting a num ber of squatter miners from the prop erty, in order to speed development. The property Is under lease to an eastern syndicate, which plans to mine new ground. 3RD QUARTER TAX PAYMENTS START Payment of the third quarter taxes, expiring September 15 has started, ac cording to the tax collection depart ment of the sheriff's office, and is ex pected to continue briskly until reaching the peak in the final days. Chief Tax Clerk Gertrude Martin says the quarterly payment plan, adopted by the last session of the legislature Is proving popular, as much as tax paying can be popular, and she pre dicts there will be a slight decrease In the delinquency for thia county. The first batch of checks, on the Sep tember tax payments were received this week. OF Word has been received by the Shir ley brothers of the death of their mother. Mrs. Sarah E. Shirley, at Queen City, Mo., Tuesday, August 38. Her three sons, J. W. Shirley, A. B. Shirley and R. H. Shirley, all reside here. Mrs. Shirley had many friends In Medford, where she had visited her sons several times. Changing Tires On ' Highway Is Hazard Says Chas. Furnas A lot of otherwise careful motor ists are colng to have their holiday automobile trips ruined by having to chance tires. !n the opinion of C. C Furnas, local dealer for the Good yesr Tire & Rubber Co. "Holiday trips are planned and. the day before, the motorist takes his car to the filling station, has the tank filled with gasoline, the oil checked, the battery looked after and tires Inflated 'ith proper air pres sure. "However. Just putting air Jn the tires is not enough In many raes Motorists will start out on their holiday trip on tires that are worn thin and a double hazard Immedi ately presents lUelf. Of course, manv folk drive a little faster on a trip of this sort In order to reach the destination: and heat, being the enemy of tire life, often takes Its toll in the form ct a blowout, especially when the roads are hot and dry. Or If the roads are wet and slippery danger of sklddlne Is great on tlret worn thin and smooth. "The be?t Insurance against trou bles when tires are. worn thin and smooth la new tires, tires with trac tion In the center of the tread, such ss powswd by the new Ooodyear 0-3. The G-3 gives 3 per cent more non-skid mileage, has two pounds more rubber in the tread and has a wider, flatter tread, giving It ratr contact with the road." Mr. Furnas concluded. 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Chrome plated bolt, lever, trigger. Ward, "RW HmJ" .410 Ga. Shells 65 None Better Made! No. 14 RC Wire Listod by Underwriter!'. Inc. Tinned coppei wire. Safe cote" type. Smooth finish 79 ino-ft. Long Handle, Round Point Shovel $1 .25 ' ny 11'4-ln. made rilsh enrhon steel. Strap shank Ulllty Shovel, 4-ft. handle 6 r Manure Fork, 5 tines SI- Manure Fork, 8 tines '..$l.(l . v. ' Save on Builder's Hardware! WIRE NAILS SL.35 Ke Rural Mail Boi, V. 8. Pot Olflre ip nroted. IVeather-proof. rarkaite 1V rl, dull braos flnUll. . ... oOc Rim Lock Set, Japanned flnlh 4nc l.atrh 8'c ord, NO. 7, 110 ft. i jjiyi Padlork, die ca.t cae, hard- nhackle 'c 'M S T F F. I. M lir.F.I.BARROW hlurily ,lee bed and hardwood and eteel frame $4.85 Big Moto Bike S.I Monthly Plus Carrying Charge Balloons!' !?.n.i$QQ.uO guards, aj J S t a i Chrome-plate I $-i.oo Down Bike Tire A Mighty Good Low-Prlctd Tint New live rub- a l n n ber. White J .(JU sidewalls. Big B black tread. 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R Wood Heater Extra Well Bvlt lor This Low Prtcol Rigid steel body, double seamed top S.75 and bottoml I'KOSMfTT SS I'M- lliem for hurklnr. or t C Q C it 3 a ill v . i-r m.miii naMMmBMMir mmmu i mil I atmiiJttimMjrmjemwmammiijt&m NONE BETTER MADE ( Famous Riverside Motor Oil j Also Sold in 2 and 5 Gallon Cans. All from Bradford crude, costliest pro duced. Refined as a Super-Film oil to lubricate even hottest-running, fastest, highest - compression motors. Train load buying, 489-store selling, bring Wards low price for the finest! V.. ' . -.?.r Riverside Plugs Produced at Wards Law Cost Even TWICE :33c Wards pric won t buy better plug. Wood Heater Cart Irani HeartA-Trp Grot Feed d o o r a top and front. Cooking lid in top. Sturdy I $12-50 Vood Heater Top and End fd Doors SteeI Cast-iron Ira. pott na amply $14-95 rooms beati STOVEPIPE AND SUPPLIES 6-in. pipe 20o 6-in. pipe 20o 7x0-in. pipe 30o Cx5-in. pipe 25o B in. elbow 17o 6 in. elbow 20o 6-in. damper 19o 117 SO. CENTRAL. Oil I Gal. 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O f C 6 quarts Western Steel Range $43.95 S Down, .1 Monthly small Carrying Chares Quick heating! Steel body with asbestos in snlationl Satin smooth griddle topi Big 18-ln. oven I Por celainenameleddoon. m f.. i Al'WSl)(tlgWyOT,tt,""'-'' Wood Heater $33.95 $4 Down IS Monthly Small Carrying Charge Heavy steel and cast-iron con struction! Big door for big wood) Circu lates healthful heat I Cooking lid under top. See it now I ROOFING SALE Light Roofing $1.19 Medium Roofing 1.80 Heavy Roofing ........ 2.35 Blate Roofing 2.90 Black Sheathing 1.65 Hex Shingles, square 6.40 Gray Sheathing 1.00 Plywood, 7-ft.x4 ft. po 1.10 TELEPHONE 288
