Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934, July 26, 1906, Image 8

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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
JULY 26. 1906.
Only 82 Years Old. .
NETARTS
Trask river. Mr. Loerpabel contends bv
“ I am only 8'3 years old and don t ex-
changing the location of the bridge on
r»«*t even when I get to be real old to
The nulr mobik came over from Tills. | P*»t| iu wav b|) |o*g B>( ( c,n
Eie<..
Keep on “Honking,” Rollie, tor it does | Nehalem it will be better for that section
mook
Sunday
with
a
party
of
Tiilrtmook
tric *J>vvv
3(tter8
Mrs. E. - ---
H. f B* unww, ’
amuse us, with your little honkey, pon- of the county, while the delegation con- -------------- —*
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ao. ’ gays ----------
They ha.l a very enjovablv day. I of Dublin, <»a. Surely there h nothing
key, bonkey. “Honk !*’
I tended that it was too much money to people.
returning to the citv in the evening.
1 elae keeps the old as young and makes
W B *
! put into a bridge near Cloverdale,
i
i- the weak as strong as this grand tonic
When it comes, present indications
Carl Pntzlaff drove over to Hie beach ,
1)vM(,epsia. torpid liver, in­
• which will only benefit a tew persons,
point in the direction of the north for a
; and Cloverdale in particular. The con- Sunday.-------------------------------------------- I flamed kidneys or chronic constipation
railroad to tap this county
H B. Cana wav, of McMinnville, spent are unknown after taking Electric Bit-
| tractor is ready to make the change of
a few days on the beach.
j »era a reasonable time «“arantee by
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locations.
That
is
how
the
matter
is
Abe M. rc.se left for his home in ' Chas 1. Clough, drugg.st. 1 nee 50c.
One can’t go a dozen rods hut what he -
runs across a Yamhiller or is introduced ' standing, and we sincerely trust it won’t Forest Grove Sunday after a two weeks’
to them these days. Are they going to I ’ uncover an hornet’s nest at Cloverdale
“Experimental Sta ion on Trask.
vacation on the beach.
by publishing this little item of news.
take the country ?
Lyman Birks and party, of Ralston,
The state fisheries department is pre­
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Rolla Watson, ot the Tillamook Herald, Oregon, arrived at happy camp Thurs­ paring to establish an experimental
Has that little hobby-horse, the Port
station on Trask river, a tributary to
of Tillamook Commission, resurrected it­ who is distinguished as the only editor day evening.
in the stale able to own and ridean auto-
D E. Wheeler and Mr. Logan left for Tillamook bay. Master Fish Warden
self again ? Poor little thing, it must ! mobile, was in town last Thursday night,
McMinnville Wednesday after a few Van Dusen reports having secured an
have surely died again in the effort.
i His auto had got the appendicitis, or
excellent location. Work is to be com
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some other complaint that autos have, days of pleasure on the beach
A Ray and family left for their home menced at once on the construction of
We hope the attorneys won’t charge and he had taken it to a Portland hos­
tis for the free advertising they gave us pital to be operated on. He had to leave in Hillsboro on Thursday.
the racks, and the intention is, if the re­
it there and came out on the common
C. P. Dix and family, of Clackamas, sults are encouraging, to start a hatch­
this week in selecting a jury, for we are plug cars and was going to stage it
afraid we would go broke if they did.
over home. He came in to see us, but a are spending a few weeks at the beach ery there within the next few years. The I
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temperance man soon Hred|him away to enjoying themselves and feasting on the experiment was tried on Wilson River,
It is to be regretted that the first trial get a drink—cold water of course—before good things on the beach.
another tributary to Tillamook Bay,
in the new court house is a case of mur­ we got a full history of what was the
W. R. Bunn and party, of Portland, during the years 1902 and 1903. but
matter with that pesky machine.—Forest
der. We hope it will be many years be Grove Times.
are enjoying themselves feasting on the racks were carried a wav bv the fresh
fore there is another murder trial in it.
eta. The new racks will be in position
We think the Times is wrong. It must clams, etc.
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A. A. Nickels and partv, of Dayion, ill time to take the Fall run of Chinooks
The Astoria Herald, commenting upon have been Rollie that underwent the op­
Oregon, are camping on the beach.
and silversides.
the paragraph which stated that Tilla­ eration, for he returned to Tillamook
|. F. Bunn and family, of North Yam.
with
the
honk
linecut
out
and
his
inflated
mook county has a decrease of children
hill, are seeing the sights and camping at
Teachers’ Examinations.
of school age, says : “If the members of tube reduced to its normal size. The
happy camp. Mr. Bunn came to the
the Tillamook Development League are Times can’t fool people over here that
Notice
is hereby given that rhe County
married men and in good condition, they Rollie wai lured away from that office beach to spend a couple of months for Superintendent of Tillamook County
his
health,
which
has
been
poorly
for
the
ought to make up the deficiency during to sample water in that city. “Honk !”
will hold the regular examination of
past year.
applicants for State and County Papers
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the next year.”
Quite a number of campers went to at the Court House, in Tillamook,
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As the stock show ought to be one of
What was Joe Reilly rubberlecking in the most interesting features of the fair, Tillamook Tuesday to bear the Hembree Oregon, as follows :
FOR STATE PAPERS.
this county for this week ? Trying to get a cash prize ought to be given for each trial.
Commencing Wednesday, August 8,
next as to what the other railroad fel­ of the different breeds. Here is an oppor­
N A. Boody and party, of Portland,
lows are up to, Joe ? Anyway, he was tunity for Bro. Martin and other admir­ and F. R. Tell and family, of Portland, |9<)6, at 9 o'clock a.m., and continuing
until Saturday, August 11, at four
n’t in here for his health, for the railroad ers of the Jersey to bunch their cows to­ August Tues and family, of Hillsboro, o’clock p.m
situation seems to be a race between gether and chew the rag as to the super, W. Berry and party, of Dayton, all ar­
Wednesday.— Penmanship
history,
two conflicting interests. Keep your eye ¿ority in the dairy breeds. And the same rived at Netarts Sunday to spend from spelling algebra, reading, school law.
peeled to the north.
Thursday.— Written arithmetic, theory
may be said of the Holstein, with its two weeks to two months on the beach.
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F. T. Peters and family, of Aurora, are of teaching, grammar, book-keeping,
All that we need say in regard to the big pail of blue milk, the Durham, the camping on the beach andenjojing the physics, civil government.
governor pardoning Paddy Lynch, the Guernsey, the Durham, the Red Pole, the sea breeze and having a good time.
Friday —Physi<»logy, geography, men­
tal arithmetic, composition, physical
notorious crimp,who cariiedon a whole Hereford, the Shorthorn, and the gene
J.
T.
Young
and
family,
of
Hillsboro,
sale business of crimping, kidnaping and ral purpose cow, if anyone knows what are camping» on the beach. They will geography.
Saturday.—Botany, plane geometry,
shanghaiing sailors, is that Mr. Cham­ breed that belongs to. However that stay at Netarts till August 20th, then
general history, English literature,
berlain ought to be ashamed of himself. may be, let every farmer trot one or take in the fair and Carnavel at Tilla psychology.
If this is not the most flagrant abuse oí more of their best cows out and enter t mook.
FOR COUNTY PAPERS.
the pardoning power we do not know them in the fair and then see who will
Commencing Wednesday, August 8,
carry
off
the
prizes.
what is.
at 9 o’clock a.m., and continuing until
HEMLOCK
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Friday. August 10, at four o'clock p.m.
If Francis J. Henev would take a tum­
From what we can learn it seems that
Mr. Finley and daughter Welma, of First, Second ami Third Grade Certi-
cates.
ble to himself and go off on his honey­ the pure food bill passed bv congress in Newberg, visited old friends in this
Wednesday. — Penmanship, history,
moon, making it ns protracted as possi­ the recent session is a clause prohibiting neighborhood the latter part of last
orthography, leading.
ble, there wouldn't be an many men play­ the coloring of butter. We think this is week.
Thursday.-Written arithmetic, theory
ing the baby act. And how quick, too, right and proper, The farmers olyjected
Roy Woods, of Blaine, visited at A. of teaching, grammar, physiology.
would the indicted persons lie well and to oleo being colored and, really, it the Kinnaman’s Saturday night and Sun­
Friday.—Geography, mental arithme
healthy. So the baby act dodge won't slaughter house “dairymen” and "oleo day.
tic, school law, civil government.
go, and others will have to try a differ­ makers” were knocked cut of the oleo
Primary Certificates.
Hugh Wa lace went down the river
ent dogde if they expect to fool Heuer.
business on account of that, a little re Sunday.
Wednesday. — Penmanship,
ortho­
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tahation is not to be wondered at, espe­
Mr. Bunn went to town Saturday graphy, reading, arithmetic.
Don’t say the Headlight hasn't any cially as the creameries are using the
Thursday.—Art of questioning, theory
with a load of cheese.
influence in the county. Those who at same coloring for Old Bossy’s product as
of teaching, methods, physiology.
Dee
and
Sidnev
Moon,
of
Blaine,
went
tended court this week while a jury was the slaughter house people were using in
Dated at Tillamook. Or , this 25th
day of July, 1906.
being selected have some idea of the im­ oleo. A county like Tillamook, with so to Tillamook Tuesday.
Mrs. Osborne and children, of Tilla­
W. W. W iley . Co. School Supt.
pression that we make on the minds of much green pasture, will always be able
the people. The district attorney, who tn manufacture butter with the rich yel­ mook, are visiting the former’s parents.
Campers are arriving in large numbers
had to look after thestate’s side inselect­ low color without artificial coloring, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim .Christenson, this
the past week, and indication are that
ing a jury, jokingly remarked. "We’ll in this respect we do not think that a week.
Mr. Blanchard has been quite poorly there will be more campers ami visitors
have to suppress the Headlight."
county like this has any complaint to for the past few dais.
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in the countv this year than ever before. I 1
make it it is unlawful in future to color
|. H. Beaty’ made a trip to Eastern
Host Allen's guests came in so thick
butter. Then what about the coloring Oregon last week.
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nnd fast on Tuesday, and also cold and
Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera
in cheese ?
Mr. Rease was quite sick last week.
hungry, that he threatened to double
and Diarrhoea Remedy.
Forest Fowler, who has been working
them up, placing a republican and a dem­
This is a perfectly reliable medicine
LONG PRAIRIE
for bowel complaints, and one that has
for Harlev Foland, quit Sunday.
ocrat in one bed. For the comfort of
Bears are getting fnumerous of late.
never
been known to fail even in the
Frank Dye and wife, and J. P. Tucker
the other guests, please don't. We are
II. Olds had a visit from one one night and family were the guests at H. A. most severe ami dangerous cases. For
sure that would scare the uaterrified off to
sale by Chas. I. Clough’s Drug Store.
last week, although from 12 to 20 shots Kinnaman’s Sunday.
the woods, with John D. in the lead, for
were fired at Mr. Bruin, he did not drop,
no one knows what might hnpi^n if
$1OO Reward, $1OO.
hut (according to the blood seen) he
The readers of this paper will he pleased tc
The 80 British warships of all classes,
Host Allen persists in carrying out his
probably crawled up into the woods an J
learn that there is at lea.sv one dreaded disease
which were condemned recently as being that science has been able to cure in all its
threat. Better still. Fix a perch. Allen,
died. Another I ear visited A. W. unfit for present-day warfare, have just stages
and that is Catarrh. Hall’s Catarrh
uiid make them sleep like the roosters.
is the only positive cure not known to the
Phelps two or three times in the last been sold, bringing a total of $400,000. Cure
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medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitu­
disease, requires a constitutional!! treat­
Another toll gate has been put upon few days.
The vessels represent an outlay of $50,* tional
ment. Hall’s Catarrh Cute is taken internally,
Miss Dove Quick and Benlah Rogers 000,000.
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
the Wilson river, replacing the one cut
surfaces of the system, thereby <lestro> ing the
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out by J. F Reeher some time ago We spent Saturday night and Sunday with
foundation of the disease, and giving the patient
The Russian Douuia, adopted a procla­ strength by building up the constitution and
are informed that toll is being collected the former» parents.
nature in doing its work. The proprie-
Misses Ellen Beivley and Helen Ribby mation to the Riuwian people which assisting
off some people and not off' others, that
tois have so much faith in its curative powers,
that they offer one Hundred Dollars for any
visited
several
of
our
nt
iglibors
last
week
formally
inaugurate«
popular
resistance
is if they ''beet." Advertise the county,
case that it fails to cure, rend for list of testi­
to the Cxar. With the Governor monials.
of course, but toll roads are notl i ig organizing an Artisan Lodge.
Address,
F J CIIENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Miss Dove Quick spent one day this at the door of the Hotel Belvedere,
more than hoodoo advertising. Fight
So d by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Hall’s Family Bills for constipation.
week
with
Miss
Edith
Olds.
where
the
House
met,
ordering
it
nnd abolish toll rondsnnd then advertise
Joe Blasers new barn is nearing com­ to dis|>erse, and with troops on the
the county, is the proper order, and the
scene ready to enforce his orders,
Tillamook Development League will nt pletion.
We made a mistake last week in stat­ the moderates and radicals sank their
no distant date coine to this conclusion.
IN EYÉ ÍLASS*^
ing that Joe Blazer is the owner of a differences and adopted an address to
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S. B. Huston, late candidate for the 1 graphophone ; the •• funny graph” be- the nation, upon all Russian citizens
nomination of Congiessmnn, is taking it j longs to Mrs. Blazer. Ha I ha ! !
to pay no taxes and recruit no soldiers
to heart because some newspapers said
Some of our young ladies would make until a popular, representative Parlia­
that he never went to church and used it
lor campaign argument, this was cer­ excellent carnival queens and maids of ment is summoned, and to repudiate all
tainly wrong for them to do so, hut then I honor. Whveisn’t some of the young loans which the government may raise I
again what is the use of a lawyer going 1 ladies besides those in the city limits of tj continue its despotic rule.
TMF.Y PONT SUP OFF
to church, anyway. — North Vamhill Tillamook voted for ?
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Record.
rj
Esther Mitchell aud Mrs. Maud Cref-
We beg to differ with the Record. It is
Held may possibly never be tried for the
NEHALEM.
a good thing for the attorneys to go to
See hr. Henry E. Morris.
murder of the brother of the former and :
Haying is alxmt all done.
church, for they, like the editor, are none
the man who killed the husband of the '
Office : Palace Hotel.
too good nnd need a little talking to 1 Jat«|**r Hoggard is in looking over bis
latter, George Mitchell.
Both women
old tramping grounds.
where they can't answer back.
«■ere arraigned Monday morning, and,
w si v
J. S. Stephens was trannacting business
CLOUGH’S 1’LAIN TEAT
after the legal formalities had been
The movement by the Nehnlemites to at Nehalem Saturday.
finished, Superior Judge Prater made an
get a wagon road out of the countv hy
BISTOURY
R?v. Roehinvr lias gone to California
announcement from the bench which
way of Clatsop county is a move in the to be gone a short lime.
indicates that he is in favor of the com Eor Cutting Obstructed Teats
right direct. It would be a good riling
Mr. ZienuT ivas in Saturday looking
mission being called to examine into the
for Imth counties nnd would Ire one of the after llie cheese .industry.
mental condition of the women, and of
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most picturenque roads in tlie state. Bv
A hone* company was formed on I
all means keep up the agitation and open Saturday to purchase a tine imported I committing them to an insane asylum if
up the Nehalem country with wagon percheron stallion. A meeting will tie they are decided to lie insane.
Illustration shows instrurumt Isitli open ;
roads, even if it cannot be done so with held Tuesday to complete the organiza T imbkr Lun» A ct , J im « 3 137« — N uticr fob
for cutting and closed for inserting.1
P
ublication
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a railroad. There are but about five miles lion.
This obstruction may he a stricture or
United state* land Office.
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to build to the Clatsop county line, and
Portland, Oregou. July 2’, l»o6.
other growth of a tumorous nature. ■
Notice!« hereby given that in compliance
part of that is cut out. We would like Modest Claims Often Carry with
the provisions of the ai t of Congress ot which is often the result of the bite of a
June 3, 1S7S, entiled " An act for the sale of tim­ dog. a kick ora bruise caused by going'
to extend llieglad hand nnd get on more
the Most Conviction.
lands in the States of California Oregon.
When Maxim, the famous gun in­ ber
friendly terms with our neighbors on the
Nevada, and Washington Territoryas ex­ over a fence or through a dense under
to all the Public Land States by act ot
north of us, and a good driveway be ventor. placed hie gun hefore a com- tended
brush: or the cow may have had some
1*9-',
til 11 too < f judges, he stated its carrying August 4. harf
I it mark i. watt
tween the two counties would bring this power to be much helosr what he felt
Of Bay City, o.unty of Tillamook, State of trouble with that quarter of her bag.
about. In fact, the marl ought to have sure tho gun would accomplish. The Oregou. ha» thin day filed in thin office h. r and in milking and forcing the thicklv
»worn «taieiuent No 6PW for the pare bane
been liuilt yearsago. Hurry up, Clatsop, result of trial was therefore a great sup­ ol
the ►. 4 of Nw ‘4 of sc. lion N q 1- i,i curded milk out, a small rupture had
we want one tree readout of this bottled prise, instead of disappointment. It is tp No luoilli, H»ngv io We«i mii .I will offer resulted so that when the scar tissue
ills same with the manufacturers of proof to show that the land «ought it
up countv.
Chainlierlain'a Colic.
Cholera and more valuable i for its timber or »tone than for formol the opening became smaller.
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» purpomx». and in ’-»tabhah pier
Oi.trrhoen Remedy. They dojiot pub. Agricultnrni
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I also orry of German silver milking
w.-.— to
— »ai>l
— ul ____
Und _
before
the Rcgi'ti-i and
CommtMrimier lonpihd, al the last lidy Karst of all this rein ly"will tie- Claim
Rvceircr, at Portland, (heron on
tertn ot the county court, wanted the . ..... plisb, but prefer to let the users the UWh day of October, I91K she uanies as tubes, four different lengths.
witnesses
Improved Instruments for opening
location of the bridge that it tn be built make the statements. What they do
Robert Watt, of Ray City, Dre.
George
claim,
is
that
it
will
positively
cure
Hatt, of Ray City. Or. : WiliiRm Hutt, -if Port­ ol>striiete<l teats without cutting.
at Nehalem changed. Now a delegation
diarrhoea, liyM-utery, pains in the land. Ortafcm; l^aac M^a. ot Spruce, »»re
Fead Proltes or Sounds.
waits on the countv court and wants to stomach and bowels and has never been
Any and all peraotts claiming adversely the
above described land» are requested to fi'.e (heir
swril'C tire L.^dge which is to lie limit known to fail. For sale by Chas. I. claims
in this office on 01 before said loth day
of October, 19«*.
near Cloverdale and locate it on the Clough's Drug Store.
Editorial Snap Shots.
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AUiKBxon S. D mkssk *. Regi«ier.
Cloughs Drag Store.'
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Todd & Co.
Carry the only exclusive line of Men’s Wearing
Apparel in Tillamook County.
Crouse & Brandegee Clothing,
Walkover Shoes.
Gordon Hats-
Utz & Dunn Shoes.
Four Leaders that can’t be excelled.
NO DISCOUNT ON ABOVE LINES.
The discount of 20 to 333 per
cent will be given on there
lines of CLOTHING FURNISHING
GOODS, Shoes, etc., until new
stock arrives.
TODD & CO ,
Tillamook,
Oregon.
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Tillamook Confectionery
and Bazaar.
Near Todd’s Building.
CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF
CONFECTIONERY, NUTS, FRUITS, etc.
ICE CREAM IN SEASON.
Rooks, Stationery, Inks, Pens,
Pencils, Tablets, etc.
CLOTHES BRUSHES.
STOVE BRUSHES.
HAIR BRUSHES.
HOUSE
BRUSHES.
STOVE BRUSHES.
TOOTH
BRUSHES.
Ladies’ Combs, Hairpins, Thimbles and many other articles too
numerous to mention and at prices lower than elsewhere.
Tillamook Confectionery & Bazaar.
The Red Front Shoe
Has just received a fine stock of Shoes from Chicago,
consisting of the latest styles and best quality.
Come and see the stock of fine shoes. You are
very welcome, whether you buy or not.
Our prices are attractive to economical buyers.
We buy as fine and desirable shoes as any dealer
in a big city, and my many years of practical experi­
ence is entirely at the disposal of my customers.
I have now in stock the largest and best selected
lot of footwear in the City of Tillamook and more on
the way.
The Red Front Shoe Store is the only regular
shoe store in the city. All goods bought of me are
warranted, and will be repaired at reduced rates. No
charge made for sewing rips on goods bought of me.
P. F. BROWNE, SALESMAN.
Repairs Guns, Locks, Typewriters, Keys, Bicycles and
Sewing Machines. Makes a Specially of Plumbing.
Repair Shop, Opposite .'l/e.x. JUcA'air Co.
, to IS
ILL IT WILL COST YOU
wnte for our big FREE BICYCLE catalogue
most complete line of high-grade
BICYCLES, TIKES and SUNDRIES at PRICES
other manufacturer or dealer in the world.
DO NOT BUT A
F from
°og£>s"taJ?£tln^7!ii dwLCS h,V' r'ceivf4 our cnmptrte'FrZy
dXss z?tneor£te
p°“ib,e by
fr°m ,Ktory
»"P..O" APPItpVAL without a cent deposit. Pay the Freight and
make °ther
liberal
terms
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“d which no other
to mikeCmo«y^a«n2^w‘h^^^
°Pportunily
'< f *',noneytome;VhoVP;rya.to’«""80opponun ’
/$8.50
PUNCTURE-PROOF TIRES
~!0 $ AB
.80
per pair.
o Introduce Kv .
We Will Sell fl i NAILS. TACKS
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You
a _____
Sample
Pair for Only
Bi out ’ the air
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( cash with
order
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NO MORE TROUBLE FROM PUNCTURES.
Result of 15 years experience in tire
making. No danger from THORNS rir
TVS. PINS. NAILS. t I c KS or GLASs'
Serious punctures, hke intentional knife cut" can'
be vulcanized like any other tire.
Notlee the thick rubber tread
“A” and puncture strips “B”
and “D,” also rim «trip “H
to prevent rim cutting. This
Two Hundred Thousand pairs now in actual use. Over
tire will outlast any other
Seventy-five Thousand pairs sold last year.
mako-SOFT. ELASTIC and
JrhT^irq-STSt'y
of
rabb?r*whfc?'
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with a special JSdny of’nibber*wh’ich*'nev-r*becC,y
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durable and lined inside
without allowing the air to evabe
escape We havl
h«vl
P
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,nd
nd which
«hkll cloaes
closes up small punctures
that their tires hive onlv
<hat
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fr"m rati»fied
satisfied Customers
cnslomers stating
slattnf
pin^re
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wholL*,*’on They
Th^ weigh ""
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an ordinary tire, the pi
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no mort
more ! ;h.n
prepared fabric on the tread That "H, n!i?.
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lven by
by aeveral
several layers
layers ot
of thiu.
thiu. specially
specially
b' nK
or soft roads
sensation commonly felt when riding on asphalt
mads is overcome by the patent
asphslt
vn.oj out
o„. between
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B*’ket U Weave"
—m. all
.11 air from being
beinx
squeezed
the tire and Yhe
*"ve ■ tread which nr
prevents
tires is f>< <0 per pair bul fm ad?enirin^ii!^!2'reirom,n'‘
«turn The regular price of these
of only B SO per pair All orders shi-,ni-lPll, J>O’a*
™*king a special factory price to the rider
Yon do not nSv . cent n„ U y™’Jd.ay,'«««>» rewivcsTwe al.ip c all on approval.
We will af“i a e ,-h dl«»«t.M\
t,,em
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the pr,CF
Prr P“ir> if
plated bress han.1 punin and two
, •‘»'crtwentenL V\ w.' .fio sen.! one nkkel
puncture c’oeen. to STi" ht
on f»U P<td ■ rders the« metal
at ot K espense U for any riSS^
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We are perfectly reliable ,-nd^on.‘•««(•ctory on ezammatioa.
Banker. Kxprew t Freigltl See nt or
? *'.**,e *• "> » bonk. Ask vour Postmaster
these tiro. .
win fir *tbit^.ev m:l -,|d < Iof t,’,* F’P,r «bout us. If von order a pair of
finer ih.n an.- fire y.2 ■ .¿1“
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that when >ou sraut ibrcr.-l,
aeewat fy peks. We kn, an* that a :t trill be so well pleased
order at once, hence this remai{abte tir/o&I?* y°“r order- * • w«al yoia to send ua a small trial
DO NOT WA/T
oe ” " P<-,*l today.1*IH>?ixai,T TfUaXi'or BUYING a
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HEAD CYCLE COMPANY, Dept. “JL” CHICAGO, ILL
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