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WEDPOTID MATE TRTBTJTfB. TSreDFORD OREGON, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 13, 193i.
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SANS PARTY HELP
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group of ao-ealled communtiU and a
group of socialists. The stat and
district llata Include candidate! for
stat offlcea etat legtala-
ture, Judicial position and district
attomeye. county ana cny onai
datea are not required to file with
the aocretary of stnt.
The rare for governorship wa re
duced to alx at five o'clock last night
when the secretary of state failed to
receive a corrected certificate of
nomination for H. H. Btallard of
Portland. Heveral other certificates
received are In the hands of the at
torney general but unless he rejects
them, they will be listed as filed.
Among the latter are thoio ot J. E.
Bennett, Portland, Independent for
congress from the third dtstrlct, and
the list of oommunlsts.
HI for finvernor
The list for governor therefore In
cludes Joe F. Dunne, republican;
Charles H. Martin, democrat; Peter
Zimmerman, progressive-Independent;
H. B. Wlrth, Independent-liberal; A.
M. Silverman Independent sn1 Horry
j. Correll communist.
Four candidate seek election to
eoni.as. from the first district
Jemea W. Mott, republican; R. B.
Turner, democrat; W. B. Richard.,
socialist, and Emmctt W. Qulley. In
dependent. In the aecond district
only one other, a socialist, entered
to compete against the two regular
nominees. He Is O. D. Teel of Echo
to oppose Jay H. Upton, republican,
and Walter M. Pierce democrat.
In the third district, embracing
Multnomah county the fight appeara
a hard one, at least the congressional
seat most desirable. Those seeking
election are W. A. Ekwall, republican:
Walter B. Oleason, democrat; Albert
Strelff, socialist; J. E. Bennett, lnde
pendent; Phillip Icklcr, Independent,
Loula Olson, communist; and draco
Wick, Independent.
Radicals Bnler Race
Two othera added their names for
secretary of atato In addition to Earl
Snell, republican and Horaca E. Wal
ter democrat. They are Harlln Tal
ber't aorlailst, and Earl O. Stewart,
eemtnuntst.
Blanch H. Meyer, and Lawrence
Waer, aoclollaU, filed for superinten
dent of publlo Instruction and labor
commissioner respectively to oppose
the regular nominees.
Other candidates filed for elate
senator In the aecond. third, fourth,
twelfth thirteenth, fourteenth and
seventeenth district. In the latter
district T. H. Olllenwatera and N. O.
Wallace' were named by central com
mittees for the seat vacated by Jay H.
Upton In the senate.
Twenty-am new candidates filed for
tha IS seats In the house from Mult
nomah eounty. Pilings were also
listed for seats In the lower branch ot
the legislature from the first, sixth,
seventh, and fourteenth districts.
Dlsrlcl attorney nominee were added
In Multnomah, Jefferson, Wallowa
and Linn counties.
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SHOW STRENGTH
PORTLAND. fipt. 1S.MV-LocJi
butter market was showing slight'
mora strength than earlier in tht
week. Prime first advanced half a
cent on the exchange, other grades
unchanged. Receipt were light and
closely cleared. Shipping orders wejf
being filled from storage stocks. Im
proved eastern markets, after thtlr
late weakness, lends a better undr
tone locally.
Special and extra grade egg ad
vanced a cent on the exchange, with
the market generally In good shape.
Receipts were light and storage stock
wa being used to fill the demand.
Fresh stuff was being closely cleared.
Oood volume of trading in cheese
was reported with the market In good
position. Present price levels worsH
holding.
First shipment of Km mm el peaches
were arriving from southern Oregon.
They were priced around $1 ft box and
the quality and color was very good.
Livestock.
PORTLAND, flept. 13, (yp) CAT
TLE: aoo; calvea 25; active, 3fto high
er; steers, good and common and me
dium, 3 00-6 60; cows, good and
choice, $f .50-4 00; common and me
dium, aa 60-3 so.
HOOB: 800; active, unchanged.
SHEEP: 600; active, lOe higher;
Iambs, good and choice, $6,005 SO.
Portland Produce
Radio Call For
Doctor's Advice
Stirs Up Ether
SAN FRANCISCO, Bept, 13.
(AP) A broken arm sent radio
stations In Atlantic Oulf and Pa
clflc coast porta on a msrry-go-round
chase for a sinking ship
early this morning.
The supposedly distressed ship
was the freighter Hawaiian, bound
from New York to Los Angeles.
And the "distress call" was re
quest for a doctor's advice on how
to treat a broken arm.
A hodge podge of radio confu
sion was clarified at 7:45 this
morning when the Mack ay radio
station here talked to the steamer
Santa Catallna, which was along
aide.
Colored members of the CCG from
mid-western states received good
news this week with the announce
ment that all will be returned to
camps near their homes.
The colored men. most of whom
In this dlntrlcl are from Chicago,
have felt trolited tn thta atato bj.
cause of the absence ot a colored
population. They will he returned t
the corps areas of their ctriRln not
later than November 15 and their
' places will be tnk'.n by white mem
bers from the name ataten. according?
to Major Clare 11. Armstrong, dlsstrlct
commander.
The war department ha announc
ed Its policy to trnnnlcr no more
colored men out of tl.e corp areas In
which thry are enlUted.
Warrant Cull rhmtl DNtrlrt No. 6,
fentr.tt ". lit . Oregon.
Notice is hereuy lwn that there
are funds on hand for ihe redemp
tion of sll wavvanta. ttti to and In
ohidliwr NtV im. In threat will or we
on Sept. is. ;u4 warrant p.ivuble
at first National Hnk. Medfurd.'Ote
gon. UUY TEX. Clerk.
IF YOUR
BREATH HAS
A SMELL YOU
CAN'T FEEL WELL
When we eat too much, our food
decays in our bowels. Our (rltnds
smell this decay coming out of ovir
mouth and call H bad breath. We
feel the poison of this decay all over
our body It ninacs via. gloomy, grouchy
and no good for amlhintf.
What makca the food deoay in the
bowels? Well, when we eat too much, i
our bile Juice ran t d:tst it. What la
ths bile juice? It l the mw vital
deyiatire Jtiloe In our body. Unleas
pints of IU are flawing from our Uvrr
Into our bowels every day. our mve-
menu get hard and constipated and
of our fHd decays in our .49 fret
of bowels. This deesy sends poison ail i
over our body every n minute. I
When our frirmis smell our bad
breath (hut wc doiili snd feel like
a wliippi toim at. don't use a mouth. 1
wa.h or tike a Uxativ cw-t at lite
rause. Take Carter s Little Liver pills
which gently ntsrt the flow of your!
bile Juice. But if "something betur"!
is offered you, dn't buy it. for It may !
be a calomel (mercuryj put, which1
looaens tcrth. fir !) and vld the!
rectum in many poo jilt. Ask for Car I
ler's Little Liver Pills by name and!
PORTLAND. Sept. 18. p Print A
grade, aa'4 lb.: parchment wrapped
cartons, 30c lb.; quantity purchases,
YfO lb. lass; B grade, parchment wrap
ped, 27 j lb.; do. cartons, 28c lb.
BUrrERFAT Portland delivery: A
grade delivery at least twice weekly,
37o lb.; country routes, 34o lb.; B
grade or delivery fewer than twice
weekly, Portland, 20c lb.; country
routes, 26c lb.; C grade at market,
EGOS Buying price of wholesalers
Fresh specials, 26c; extras, 34o; fresh
extra, brown, 24c; extra firsts, 23c;
fresh mediums, 20c; medium firsts,
IBo; pullets, 14ci checks, 15c; under
grade, 12-lSe dozen.
EOG3 Sales to retailers pri
vate firms: Specials, 30c; extras, 28c;
fresh extra brown, 28c; standards, 2Qc;
freah mediums, 26c; medium firsts,
22o; pullets, 16c; black pullets, 18c;
do. f irate, 15c; check. 17- 18c; bakers.
17c dozen.
Cheese, milk, country meats, live
poultry, onions, new potatoes, canta
loupes, wool and hay, steady and unchanged.
Chicago Wheat
OHICAOO, Bept. 13. ft Wheat:
Open High Low Closs
Sep., old l.tMHJ iM'i 1.0s 1.05"S
New J.osii l.osv l.oiVf i.osi
Deo., old 1.06 1.08',; 1 0.V, 1 0(1 'd
Now 1.08"., 1.08', 105', 1 .06 'i
May ............1.06 1.07 1.051, 1.00,
According to Lewis TTIrlih
o the local national re-employment
offices, who baa made a survey this
week of the hop-yard Industry on the
Applegate and Josephine county, asoo
pickers are at work In the fields, her.
vesting a Rood cron thu -
large acreage.
The Industry la comnarstlvalv
tn this area, on a Ibmm ..i. .-a
meana a great deal to Josephine
county flnsnclal return from egrl
cultur,. The Dlckliu craw. k. ...
doing well for themselves by camp-
ma i me neiaa, wner, faculties are
generally furnished free, appear well
satisfied with wagea, Ulrich stated.
rricea are also satisfactory to
growera. ha said, and together with
wages paid pickers, have shown an
inoresse over those of last season.
Portland Wheat
PORTLAND, Sept. 13 Oraln:
Wheat Open High Low close
Stay 9a 92 92 93
Sep. "7 87 87 87
Dec H8Hi Wl4 M 88
Cash: Big Bend blue tern, 93;
dark hard winter, 19 per cent, 90);
do. 11 per cent, 9V; aoft white,
northern aprlng and western red. B7;
western white, 88; hard winter, 90'$.
Oats: No. 9 white. 34 00.
Corn: No. 2 B. yellow, 30 00.
Mlllrun standard. 21 60.
Today's car receipt: Wheat 28;
barley 9; flour 16; corn 4; oats 8;
hay 9.
MWer.
NBW YORK. Sept. IS. ,1V-Bar sil
ver steady, unchanged at 40';.
San FnmcUixi llutterfttt.
SAN PR ANOIHOO. fift-pt. 13. (Tl
First grade butterfal 28, f. o b. Ban
Franc Ist'o.
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Wall St. Report
NEW YORK, fJept. 1S.(AP1
Stocks pUvldcd along throlKhout an
other dull market er.vUiin today and
price changes were generally conftnvd
to small frsctlons, although there
were a few noticeably soft and firm
spots. The close wa moderately Ir
reiiular. Traiwlers approximated 400.
000 ahsies.
Today 'i closing prices for S3 elect
ed storks follow;
Al. C'hem. ti Dye 13MJ
Am. Can 96
Am. Is Fgn. tav .. t't
A. T. 6 T. 11014
Anaconda ................... 11
Atch. T. fc 8. P. 48
Bendll A via ........ 13
Beth. Steel ., ....... 3714
California Paek'g ........ 87
Caterpillar Tract. ......... . 34 ,
Chrysler .......,...,.......... 31
Coml. Bolv. ...... 18
Curtlsa-Wrlght .......... 3
DuPont ....,...,......,. 86',
Oen. Pood ............ 39",
Qen. Mot. asf.
Int. Harvest. 351
I. T. ti T. , 8"4
Johns-Msn. 42
Monty Ward .... 333,
North Amer. 124
Penney (J. c.) .. gs
Phillip Pet jjtj
Radio -...-..... b 14
Sou. Pao. iji
Std. Brand , lg '
St. Oil Cal. . giu
St. oil N. J. 42
Tram. Amer. ... ,u
Union Carb. - 41(4
Unit. Aircraft j3
U. S. Steel 31JJ
2500 PICK HOPS
IN LOCrU REGION
1351 CARLOADS
Pear shipment to dau from the
Rogue River valley total 1851 car
loads. Of this number, 718 cara were
packed and 848 were dlspstched to
Wlllsmette valley and California can
nerlea. The above figures are from
th recorda of the Southern Pacific
freight department.
It la estimated that approximately
half the valley pear orop has moved.
The total crop has been figured at
between 2900 and 1800 cars. The
crop Is now moving, according to rail
road alriea, al the rate ef 18 ear per
day from atorage.
Apple shipments so fsr aggregate
38 cara. Picking and packing of the
Newtown variety is now underway
Harvesting of tha Winter Nellie variety
of pears la now starting, it la ex
pected that the crop will be off the
trees by the first week tn October.
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THE PAU.I9. Ore., Sept. IS (At',
Mrs. Edna Brown. 44. member r.l
pioneer Sherman county family.
died at a hospital her yesterday. She
Is survived by two sons. Dsrreil and
Gerald Kelly, both of Kent.
"Walt for Mann, big fur sale! A
great opportunity will be afforded
every woman to save tremendously
during this big vcnl -Monday, Tues
day, Wednesday, ftept. lllh, lilh and
inrh. torens of fascinating fur roats
will be offered at the lowest prtres
In yrar-lth it months terms to
pay. rred Itcnloff, eneclst furrier
will be here to tell 1011 all about furs,
fur cleaning, fur glaring and fur re
pairing. It will py you to wlt for
thK big fur sole."
BEEBE RETURNED
10 COUNTY JAIL
Irwin L. Bee be, mill worker, under
s suspended sentence for reckiets
driving of an auto, was scheduled to
have a hearing today before Justice
of the Peace William It. Coleman to
explain alleged attempt to leave the
city without fulfilling promises to
pay his fine, repairs to the auto h
was driving at the time of the crash,
or the pfch of the house on North
Riverside avenue damaged when the
vehicle left the erowded Saturday
night traffle.
Beebe was returned to the county
jail last evening. Justice Coleman
was advised by telephone that Beebe
had checked his baggage on an auto
bus for Oakland. Calif., and had made
other preparations for departure. He
was arrested by stats police at the
request of Justice Coleman.
It Is also charged that Beebe prom
ised to pay a 854 repair bill to the
auto he was driving, and that he quit
his employment a week ago at the
local plant. The auto belonged to a
Miss Cowan and the car U held by
garage for the bill,
The court Indicated that utile
Beebe could make a, satisfactory ex
planation of his movements, the orig
inal set, w nee would be enforced.
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DANCE HALL PUN
Notice will be served on all ope
ratora of danca halla In the county,
under tha Jurisdiction of the county,
reminding them of the Oregon law
providing that dance hallp cease ope
ratlona between th houra of mid
night and 8 o'clock In tha morning,
and advising that strict compliance
with th statute 1 required. All
dance halls are licensed and under
bonda to observe the closing hours.
The district attorney state that
there are only a few violations, and
that they were due to a misunder
standing. The official says that the
impression haa gone forth that dance
halls could operate between midnight
and one o'clock. This la wrong. The
dancing stops at midnight. Selling
of beer Is permissible until one
o'clock the legal hour.
Written notices have been prepared
for mailing to all danc hall ope
rators.
GOING TO YREKA
Led by a personal challenge by
Mayor J, O. Coble of Yreka, to Mayor
Oeorge porter of Medford, the local
gun club will enter the Gold Rush
celebration next Sunday at the min
ing town against a Yreka team In a
trap hoot scheduled to start at 9,
a. m.
As both mayors are noted for their
ability as scattergunners, the con
test Is one which should prove close
aa well aa highly Interesting. Ten
men teams from each city will com
pete along with the target work of
Porter and Oobte.
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NVITE DELEGATES
Invitations are being sent out this
morning by B. E. Harder, presioeni or
th Jackson County Chamber of
Commerce, to all the county chalr
mAn in nrscrrtn extending an Invita
tion for delegates to attend the W. C.
T. U. convention winch will oe neiq
In thlm nltu Ortohsr 23.37.
Within two week another letter
will be sent the county chairmen oy
Cole Holmes, chairman of the conven
tion committee of the Jackson County
Chamber of Commerce also extending
an Invitation for delegatea to come
to Medford.
it hs. been tha nolle? of the Cham
ber of Commerce during the past year
to glv every assistance to mow
organisation aponsorlng conventions
especlslly In encouraging attendance
BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. Dele Pranklln of
Route one, are the parent of a aon
weighing 4 pounds, 814 ounces, born
today at the Community hospital.
Notice of Warrant Call.
Notloe Is hereby given that warrants
or School District number 8. to and
including number 35ft, are called for
pavment September 14. 1934. Inter
eat will cease on that date.
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 8
IVlllh Wetdman. Clerk.
Broken Veins
Varicose fleers Old Sores
Kelleved At Home
Ho sensible person will continue te
suffer when powerful penetrating, yet
' harmleAa antiseptic Moone's EmerVd
j Oil can readily be obtained at any
' drug store the directions are simple
snd easy to use. svonomicai, too na
your driittjiist guarantees one bottle to
give splendid result or money back.
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Photo by Daddy
An Explanation
BY CAROLYN RUTH SHANOLE
lateral Medfnrd people who recently returned
from the World's fair epreed regret at ret
knowing that voting In tht Wears lishy Content
was by popular ballot1 by those who view the
duplay, and rnr that reason did not iilt the
xhlblt at the Hears Hulldlng.
If joo or any of ?our friend should illt the lair,
I should appreciate jour vote, that I. If ou
bellrT that I merit Ihe title "America's rretllctt
Baby for IPSt.
Ths a bora phofxraph I a reproduction of my
picture al ihe lair and my offlrial number Is
r.tetn (11).
r. I will eonalder It a Mi rate If u will n4
Ihia rllpplng lo a friend whn might Tint the
He-rld'i rar, OntMt rloe Oct. lt.
Resumption of circuit court here
by Judge H- P. Norton, is scheduled
Monday. Judge Norton Is Holding
court this week In Josephine county.
including a grand jury session. He
la eipected to return to this city the
end of this week.
Herl hg of arguments In a P'llt.
Involving the Sterling mine has been
scheduled for next Monday. A num
ber of other equity matters are also
pending.
Judge Norton took no vacation thla
year, but devoted the month of
August to writing decisions In a num
ber of cases. The court docket la
now well cleared, except for two or
three civil actions of an Involved na
ture that have been pending for
several years.
Regular term of the circuit court ;
for this county Is scheduled to start
Monday, September 24, when both ft i
petit jury and a grand Jury will be j
called. j
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DRIVER IS WINNER RESUM
WEEKLY TDURNEYiPAT-TOURNAIVIEr
E. Raymond Driver won first prize
In the weekly men's golf tournament
held last vnlng at th Rogu River
Valley course, scoring net 33, His
award wa two golf ball.
Other contestants, which wer few
thl week because of competition In
the p. A. T. tourney, wer led by Ed
Simmons and Msjor Morris, who each
shot net 34, to win on golf bill
splece a second prizes.
In the weekly ladles' toumsment.
resumed yesterday, Mrs. P. o. Bunch
won first place with a net S3, winning
on golf ball. Mrs. Oeorge Codding
of th Isdles' tournament committee,
announce that the event will be held
each Wednesday hereafter, with
luncheon served at th clubhouse.
The event wa abandoned during the
hot weather, but had a turnout of
13 yesterday.
Washington High
Wins First Game
PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. IS (UP)
First football gam of the season
wss played here yesterday, Washing,
ton high school detesting Kill Mill,
tary academy. 33 to 8, by dint of
effective aerial work.
E PLAY IN
Match play for thl week's bracket
In th annual P. A. T. golf tourna.
ment ha been resumed at the Rogue
Valley course, after an Interruption
Monday and Tuesday duo to the cad
dies' tournament. Seven palrlnjs
have completed their matches so far
this week, with result aa follows:
Ward Beeney defeated Tom Em-
man, ty de,uit; uiand Clart d
eatd A. B. V. CarpenUr. 1 and '4
W. Barnum defeated A. SV
Cunningham, 3 and 3; Capt. u. if.
PotUr defaaud Leonard Carpenter. X
up; S. C. Sollnaky defeated R. R.
Eble. 3 and 1; A. E. Orr defeated Jacle
Porter, 1 up, and John Cupp def.td
Verne Shangla, 3 nd 1.
Jack Hueaton, club pro, urgea con
testant to arranga for their own
matches, which must be completed,
for thl week rounds before Sunday
night.
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Alpha Hodgklna Invite her friend
to call at Adrtenne' Beauty Salon.
Permanent, 13.75, (3 and up. Phon
877.
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SALEM. Ore.. Sept. 13 (API Jaa.
E. Munroe. Walla Walla, who waa
appointed acout executive of the Cas
cade Council, Boy Scout, wa ex.
pected to arrive In Salem Saturday
ED GRINDING
$S,0 Per ton
The grinding of your grain increases its feeding
value. Bring in your Barley and Oats or any
other grain you may want ground and we will
do a good grind job for you.
F. E. SAMSCH CO.
229 N, Riverside
Phone 833.
HEARINGS EKD TODA
Tod By Is the final day for action
by the board of equalization. Th"
board composed of the county as
sessor, county clerk and county Judge
--ls holding a session to consider
Claims for tax reduction filed by
property owners. A number of plecC3
of property were examined by the
board In consideration of the claims.
Under the Oregon law the board j
must act on all requests at the ex-
plratlon of 30 days following the close .
of the sessions.
Dse Mall Tribune want sda I
eajanawretyeajei
ii ami anil n,
Friday and Saturday Last Big Days of Our Smashing
EEMAL SAL1
Here are some articles that
for this coming Christmas,
Fen and Fencil Sets
Nice for school or every day
ue. Bet contains self ahnrpen
tng pencil fountain pen and ft
small self sharpening pencil,
that ran be put Into a Indies'
purse or used for golf scoring.
Reg, value $6.00, now only
$1.93 set.
Beautiful Remington
Cutlery
Set of 6 Knives and Forks.
Bakellte Handles, stainless
steel. Reg. price $50. 00, now
only 12.78.
are useful at the present time or will make a useful gift
which is not very far away.
Another set In white hone han
dies that sell for $15.00, now
only 9.98.
Spratt's Dog and Cat
Foods
In Cnkes, Ovals, Charcoal ovals
and Terrier Meal... Now 2 lbs.
for 29 cents.
Crockery Tea Pots
Assorted sires and shapes In
colors of Yellow, Blue and
Green. Regular values 91.23,
now 49 cents.
Also Salt Uoxes for 40 cents.
HP4I1S!ISPJS
ii HfitarrnmeMn
Beautiful Leather Sets
Consists of billfold and
choice of a kejtalner or cigar
ette case. These sets sell for
9U.50, hut now at S2.98.
Wagons for the Children
Get one now and save It for ft
Christinas gift.
Wood and Steel body, disc
wheel", rubber lire, and roller
bearing fts low as 11.49.
An extra special In wood body
wagon selling for $8.50, now for
the last few days only 13.98.
Tricycles at same low prices.
FlXTl'RES FOR SALE Including show
cases, cash register and circulating
heater.
327 East Main St.
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NOBODY is out-valuing or
underselling us not
for a minute! Don't be con
fused by "special discounts,"
"floor level prices" and other
so-called bargain claims see
for yourself the features that
only Goodyear builds in tires
valuable features that cost
yon nothing extra as these
prices prove.
A TRIPLE GUARANTEE
1. Against road hazards
2. Against defects for life
3. Our personal guarantee
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PAT H F I N D E R
n i.l otL'KM.K loiitvs rmrr, fill ovfrizb today' runs
4.40-21 $550 5.00 20 $715
4.50 20 $5.85 5.25-18 $7.65
4.50-21 $ilb5 5.25-21 $815
4.7519 $6.45 5.50-18 $T65
; (V 1 O .Ti 0(,,r " llt'f MTlns Price subject
O.W IV JO.W to ehsnge without notice.
MEDFORD SERVICE STATION
"YOUR TIRE SHOP"
Corner Msln nd Pacific Highway,
. MADE ON THE PACIFIC COAST
C. C. FURNAS. Prop.
Phone 14
REGULAR
and
INTELLIGENT
LUBRICATION
SERVICE
tMII add triniiand of mile to the
life of jour rar. The vi-rjr finest of
lubrication work Is one of otlr pe
dallies and Franklin George, an out
sisndlng nthorltT In this line, will
personally stipeni. the job on jmtr
ear. The latest equipment If em
plojed and only the finest quality
luhrlranti used . , , jet our Improred
serilr rots no more.
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