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"a bales bags. IL coils rope, 10 pkgs dry goods
II pkgs assay material, $500 # lumber
pkgs machinery, 10 cs and Y bbis OILS, lt'o4i
lbs tallow. IA pkgs paints.
To Panama-S60 bbls flour. 100 pkgs pota
toes, pkgs onions, 80 cs salmon, 2sei sais
To New York-5o.s s75 gals wine. $4,000 lbs
rsisins. $4,000 lbs pearl barley, S,s29 lbs nuts
1.73o canned goods. 1888 lbs old rubber
To Ecuador@eo bbls -four
Exports From Fiji Islands
Suva Fiji islands. Sunday with 10l0 mules
harness feed etc. valued at $207, ,040. The
steamer also had 9. ZOO feet of lumber, val
ued at 29,o42 laden at Tacoma.
Notice to Mariners
Branch photographic Office, San Francisco, Cal.
July II, 1910.
The department of marine and fisheries, Vie
toria, b. c.. gives notice that lighthouse is ir
course of construction the summit of Tr
angle island, the westernmost island of the
Scott group, Vancouver island, British Columbia
The light will be placed In operation on or be
fore September L. 1910 in latitude 80 degrees
81 minutes north longitude 12o degrees min
utes IL seconds west. The light will be visible
all around the horizon and the character Of the
light will be published later
wireless telegraph station has been III
operation on Triangle island since March, 1910.
J. c. BURNETT.
Lieutenant L. S. N, in Charge.
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS
Maui island. n0rtherly side. Kahului harbor-
kahuiui breakwater light established. On july
L.. 1910. fixed white lens-lantern light. 40 fee
above the water and "a feet above the break
wafer established on the breakwater about
400 feet from its present end.
The approximate geographic position of tbs
light. as taken from coast and geodetic surve!
chart No. 4l05, is: Latitude north 20 degrees
81 minutes 06 seconds; longitude. west 15t
degrees 2S minutes Ia seconds.
c. and G. s. charts 4105 and 400.
l. H. B. List of Lights. etc, Pacific Coast
1909, p. 30, after No. 242.
L, II. B. List of Buoys. etc, Twelfth Subdis
trict. 1909. p. Is.
BY order of the lighthouse board.
V. s. HOUSTON.
Lieutenant Commander. L. s. N. Assistant t.
the Inspector. Twelfth Lighthouse District.
Notice to Mariners
Office of United States Lighthouse Inspector
Twelfth District. San Francisco. Cal
Point Hueneme. Cal-Notice is hereby giver
that Point Hueneme whistling buoy, PIT III. s
opposite Hueneme wharf California, heretofore
reported adrft replaced July 10. 1910
l.. H. b. List of Buoys. etc, Pacific coast, 1908
page IL. BY order of the bureau of light
houses.
w. G. MILLER, Commander, L. s. N,
Inspector. Twelfth Lighthouse District.
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I.nndnn WooI snIes

LONDON. July Is.-The offerings ar the wool
auction sales today amounted 10 I2. 700 bales,
mainly crossbreds. The wool readily ab-
sorbed n firm rates. Good merinos were strong,
but heavy scoureds were often Withdrawn
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tinue its voyage home.
The vessel is said to have suffered
no injury. but viii be drydocked here
for survey. Although the liner will be
late arriving here it is not thought
that the delay Will be great enough
to interfere with its leaving here on
the next voyage on the scheduled date.
Pacific Mail officials say that they
have repeatedly requested the Japan
ese government 10 put a light on the
sand spit where the Mongolia ground
ed. The end of the shoal is marked
by a buoy which Captain Kit would
have seen had he postponed his depar-
ture from Shimidzu until daylight.
There is no light on this buoy. Kilt
evidently believed that he had cleared
the point and changed his course too
soon, as subsequent events proved.
VIII Take Out Southern Militiamen
The United States navy transport
Buffalo Captain c. NJ. Stone, will leave
here tomorrow for San Diego for the
purpose of giving the naval militiamen
OF the southern part of the state a
week of sea training.
The Buffalo viii pick UP the San
Diego, Santa Barbara and Los Angeles
companies and viii take them out on
the Pacific for complete dose of reg
ular navy sprouts. No social func-
tions such as marked the Marblehead s
cruise viii be allowed to intrude, on the
There was not room for all the
southern militiamen on the Marble
head, although some of them went on
the northern cruise. The navy de-
partment is taking more interest than
ever before in the state naval militia.
There are not enough officers and men
in the southern division TO handle the
Marblehead and it would not be possi-
bic for the northern divisions TO fur
nish either. as the citizen sailors of the
north have already contributed their
period of vacation to the service or
the state. 1t is on this account that
the navy department has detailed Cap
tain Stone 10 convert the Buffalo into
a training ship for one week.
Saved From Drowning by Policeman
Charles Campbell, machinist of
Vallejo, who was drunk and saw two
piers yesterday morning where Mission
street wharf , stands, tried TO walk
out on the one that was not there.
He would have drowned if his yell for
help as he struck the water had not
attracted the attention OF Policeman
O'Shaughnessy. who lassoed him with
a rope and hauled him on the wharf.
south Dakota Is Due Today
The United States cruiser South Da-
kota, Captain Smith, which left here
April 23 for Buenos Aires, is expected
TO arrive here some time today. The
cruiser will probably proceed direct TO
Mare island and, after coalfng and TAX
ing on stores and ammunition, VIII go
south for its record target practice.
The South Dakota went to Buenos Aires
in company with the cruiser Tennessee,
which is now attached TO the Atlantic
feet.
Many Passengers on the President
The Pacific Coast steamship COM
panys liner President, Captain Cousins,
sailed yesterday for southern California
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BY United wireless

Monday July le,-l9l0.
STEAMER SANTA MARIA-Left san Luis for
Seattle at 1896 p m. July IT; at a. M. July
1s 2l miles north of Point Sur Moderate
northwest wind and heavy swell; hazy. All
well.
STEAMER MAVERICK = Left Richmond for
Portland and Seattle at 4:45 D. m July 15: at
II D. m July IL IL miles south of Tllamook
rock. Moderate northwest wind; clear; light
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CHICAGO. July 1S.-BuJter steady; cream
cries - 70 2Sc- dairies. 23d26c Eggs steady
Received I0.390 cases; AT mark. cases included,
100 Isc: frSts. 15c; prime frsts. 17c. Cheese
steady daisies 15as mIec: twins. I5iac; Young
Americas. 15ie a I6c. longhOrns. l6Ql Ql614c
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Notice to Mariners
Change of Masters

Steamer Yellowstone. Old master, ]. G. Lud
low; master, C.zAIaro.
Steamer National City-0ld master. H
Nicholson; new master. A. d. Higgins.
Steamer Resolute-old master, 2. Hansen
new master, FL Murphy.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Adele Hobson H. Poul
sen.
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ST. Louis Wool Market

81. LOUIS. July Is Wool-Steady Medium
grades combing and clothing 22G23I5c; light
fne ia ISc; heavy hne. I3alsc; tub washed,
iaM32is
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northwest sea; barometer, 3o.14; tempera-
ture 80.
STEAMER GovERNoR-Left San Francisco for
Seattle at .. m July 16: at p. m. July II,
Is miles north of Heceta head. Clear and
bright: gentle head wind, with slight sea
barometer, Bob; temperature 5S.
STEAMER LURLINE-From Honolulu. for San
Francisco; July II. midnight, 542 miles from
San frapcisco; due July 10, midnight, weather
permitting. All well.
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To Hold Court Martial

SEATTLE. July 1S.-The members OF
the court martial which Is trying Colo
mel George w. Cooke. U. s. A. retired,
of San Francisco, who Is charged with
neglect of duty in permitting a pay
masters clerk at Fort GibbOn, Alaska.
to steal $4,000, sailed for Skagway on
the steamer Jefferson last night. The
court will take testimony at Fort Will
liam II. Seward and other Alaska posts.
Private William Lane. the clerk ac-
cused of taking the money, disappeared
from the post just before the money
was missed, escaped to Seattle and has
never been located. Lane enlisted in
San Francisco. He is well educated
man, 80 years old.
Witnesses testified at the Fort Law
ton session of the court that Lane had
been convicted of embezzlement at
Goldheld. New. before he enlisted and
that Colonel Cooke had been warned
against him.
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London Hon Market
Nev yorL uefaI NarIxet

LIVERPOOL. July lS.-Hops In Londol
cifc coast. steady at e 5s 10 "A los.
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them were:
Mrs. NJ. Terruters j. Bafady
A. E. Graf and wife E. B. Sharples
q. Krder j. l.. Jerome
l. .Teshbeck and wife W. Kelley
| J. J. Levy and wife L. S. Brun
y. B. Parks j. L. Doyle
! L. Z. Stalder Mrs. r. Moore
! H. :. Stwenbeck Mrs. II. Z. Clark
/ Miss McHenry Mrs. NJ. F. Collier
/ Miss 5. S. Cottesburen " H. Douglas
/ Miss H. Wagner P. Collins
! F. s. Lowe II. L. AIonahan
G L. Mark g. A. Hulett
/ z. II. Thompson and F. 6. Henry
wife Miss J. Macy
Mrs. NJ D. Foster Miss Laura Ducken
5. l. Levy E. C. Kelley and wife
Mrs. ]. Klner d. c. Clifford
Miss G. Stone Mrs i. Thompson
Miss y stone Miss T. Thompson
Mabel Bushnell Miss H. Thompson
Brings Cargo From New York
The American Hawaiian steamship
company's freighter Nebraskan. Cap
tain knight, arrived here yesterday
from Salina Cruz via San Diego with
left left = New york 50 days ago on the
Puerto Mexico it was transferred to
the Tehuantepec railroad, from which
the Nebraskan received it at Salina
Cruz.
Chiyo Maru Sails Today
The Japanese liner Chiyo Maru. Cap,
tain w. w. Greene, will sail at 1
o'clock today for the far east with a
large cargo and about 200 passengers,
of whom 20 win be in the first cabin.
The Chiyo goes to Manila this trip and
for the Philippine port has about $500
tons of government freight. This cargo
for the military forces stationed in the
archipelago consists largely of general
stores and includes a large shipment
of small arms ammunition.
Log Raft Reaches San Diego
SAN DIEGO, July 1S.-Sixteen days
out from the mouth of the Columbia
morning having in tow log raft con-
tanning 100000 feet of lumber. The
raft was consigned to local lumber
company and the voyage was without
to arrive here this season.
Body of Ship Carpenter Recovered
The body of Petrus A Erickson, who
was believed to have fallen overheard
Wave July s. was found floating be-
meath Broadway wharf No. yesterday
afternoon by A. c. Jorgensen of S29
Union street
Ocean Wave, is thought to have fallen
into the bay from the paddle wheel
house where he was at work when the
boat left for Point Richmond in the
afternoon of the Sth
The remains will be cared for by a
brother. Augustus Erickson of Point
Richmond.
Water Front Notes
Receipts OF lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to $4,000 feet. This in
cluded the log raft towed here from
Astoria by the steamer Geo. w. Fen
wick, which contained 1000, 900 feet and
arrived here in good condition.
The Matson navigation company s
Lurline is expected to arrive at mid
night from Honolulu
The liner Manchuria, which left here
July 12 arrived yesterday at Honolulu.
The Pacific Mail liner San Juan left
Acapulco July II for this port.
BowdOin's Machinery May BE Disabled
The steamer Alcatraz reports that
when five miles south of Davenport
landing today 1t passed the steamer
Bowdoin from San Pedro for San Fran
cisco standing off shore with trysail
and jib set. The master of the Alca-
traz thought that possibly the Bow
doin's machinery may have been dis
abled. MT the vessel had no signals set
and did not ask for assistance.
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u. 6. Branch Hydrographic Office
A branch OF the United States photographic
office located in the Merchants Exchange, is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit of
mariners, without regard to nationality and free
of expense. Nayigators cordially invited to
visit the office. where complete sets of charts
and sailing directions of the world are kept at
hand for comparison and reference and the
latest information always be obtained re-
gsrding lights, dangers TO navigation and mat
ters of interest to ocean commerce.
J. c. BURNETT,
Lieutenant Z. S. N. in charge.
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Naval stores-Turpentine and Rosin

NHNUI TEl1tIEFE HfU EturIfE
SAVANNAH, Ca July 1s.-Turpentine-Firm
at G9G69kc. Sales. SIS: receipts, 523; ship
ments l.5: stock. . sos.
Rasin-Firm. Sales. 1s1J; receipts. 1928:
shipments. $50; stocks. 60.I53. Quote: b. 81. 80
d5.50. d. $3.50: z. S5.G0d5.65: F. Saesm
572ha; q. s5-70M5.75; II. S5.77Ia 6I5.S0: ].
$50; X. $3.50; NJ, Sc; n, s6l5; va. $3.50;
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saved From Drowning by Policeman
Many Passengers on the President

pany's liner President, Captain Cousins,
Sailed yesterday for southern California
with about $50 passengers. Among
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Time Ball
United States branch photographic office, Mer-
chants Exchange, San Francisco, July
IS, 1910.
The time ball on the roof OF the Fairmont
hotel was dropped today exactly at noon Pa
cifc standard time (12oth meridian), at Sh.
DOM. COS. Greenwich mean time.
J. c. BURNETT,
Lieutenant L. s. N, in charge.
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Bowdoin,s MachInery May BE DisabIe,

The steamer Alcatraz reports that
when five miles south of Davenport
BowdoIn from San Pedro for San Fran
cisco standing off shore with trysail
and jib set The master of the Alca-
traz thought that possibly the Bow
doin's machinery may have been dis
abled Mt the vessel had no signals set
and did not ask for assistance.
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Weather Report

United States Department of Agriculture
'eatber Bureau. San Francisco, July Is, 1910.
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Trzxf6 and
Quality

appeal to the Well-Iniormed in every
walk Of life and are essential to permanent
success and crcditable standing. Accor-
mgly, it is not claimed that Syrup of Figs
and Elixir of SIENNA is the only remedy of
known value, but one of many reasons
why it is the best of personal and family
laxatives Is the fact that it cleanses,
sweetens and relieves the internal organs
on which it acts without any facilitating
after effects and without having to increase
the quantity from time to time.
It acts pleasantly and naturally and
truly as laxative, and its component
parts are known to and approved by
physicians, as it is free from all objection
able substances. To get its beneficial
effects always purchase the genuine
manufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co., only, and for sale Nv all leading drug
gists.
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In the June number of the System
Magazine appears the portrait of Hugh
Chalmers, the head of the Chalmers
Motor Company, with brief descrip-
ton of his brilliant successes, from
which the following is taken:
''That statesmen are made, not born,
is an article of business faith with Mr..
Chalmers. Yet he himself is one Of the
born kind, with training added. He
sold his first cash register at fourteen,
while an office boy At twenty-one he
had a big factory of his own, with three
statesmen employed. At twenty-eight he
was vice-president and general manager
Of the National Cash Register Company,
having come up through the grades OF
assistant and general sales manager. AS
a manufacturer and executive on his
own account. his success has been even
more brilliant than as the S70,00o-a-
wear boss of the \. c. r.
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NOT CONFINED TO
CITIZEN LABORERS

According TO the following letter
from Delegate Kuhio, contractors or
the Pearl Harbor work may employ any
kind Of labor. His letter 10 the mer,
chants association follows:
"RepIving to your cablegram Of the
sixth INST. I beg to say that l had al
ready made effort 10 have a provision
inserted in the specifications for the
Marine Barracks at Pearl Harbor BY
which the contractor would be limited
10 citizen labor I find, however, that
there ) no law by which this result
can be reached and IN the absence Of
a specific law making such limitation,
the contractors are at liberty 70 use
any labor they see fl.
II was very anxious 10 bring about
the restriction Of the labor on this
work TO citizen labor and am very
greatly disappointed that under exist
ing conditions there seems no way 20
have i done
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batteries, magnetic work, etc. In order
to give its friends the best attention
possible, it sent to the Coast for Mr..
McCorkle, who has an excellent reputa-
ton as an expert on charging of cleo
trio cars, storage batteries, work on
magnetos, etc. AS soon as the new
salesrooms are finished. which viii he
in a week or two, a large charging
plant win be installed in the rear Of
the Young building, which will be in
charge of Mr.. MeCorkle.
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The Associated garage has just re-
ceived from the Chalmers Motor Com
pany its first copy of the factory's mag
azine, to be known as "The Chalmers
Owner" The magazine is in a very
attractive form and is rePlete with
good editorials, timely suggestions, in
teresting pictures, and has a genera,
air of cooperative helpfulness for owner
dealer and manufacturer.
The Chalmers plant has established
what is known as stock depots IN the
principal cities from the Atlantic t
the Pacific. At these depots all parts
for the Chalmers ears will be kept, SC
as to give the speediest service possible
in case of accident TO any owner IN the
vicinity.
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Two interesting races between ma
chimes of air and earth took place re-
Gently at jacksonville, Florida, and in
each the automobile was victor.
The aeropane was a Curtiss machine
the very same, in fact. in which Cur
tiss himself won the world 5 champion
ship in the recent Rheims meet. \
Cadillac Thirty was the automobile:
and its victory over the flying ma
chine is made more notable by the
fact that only a week before the lat
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-06-25

Manager Wells of the Royal Hawa
iian garage has just learned that the
chief of police of Brooklyn has bought
an Alec, the new car Of the American
Locomotive Works, and is now specu-
Iating on the chance of inducing Sheriff
Jarrett to emulate the progressiveness
of the City of Churches. 1t must be
remembered that the Royal Hawaiian
is agent for the Alec ear. Therefore
Manager Wells enthusiasm.
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As previously announced during the
week. the entries for the Ghdden tour
have been closed, showing only eighteen
cars entered for this great run. The
Pierce Arrow ears, which were the only
ones to make a perfect score on the
last run, are absent from the tour this
year.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-06-25

The Schuman Carriage Company has
received ex the Nevadan, a Ford tour
ing car and a Ford runabout which are
now on exhibition in the salesrooms of
the company. The company expected
another car on the Sierra yesterday but
was disappointed.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative BTOmo yua.ne
Tablets. All drug2 SIS r1tund
the money # i tails TO cure.
T Y. Groves signature ! on
each box
PARIS MEDICINE co. 5: LOUIS I 5, A
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The Won Hamm-1 Dung Company has
received from the Packard Motor Car
Company some interesting information,
which shows the great demand for
Packard cars. The Packard Motor Car
Company states that the sales for 1911
cars up to June 3 We're ninety-four per
cent in excess of the sales during the
same period of last year. At this rate
it Will not be very long before the
Packard output is sold away ahead.
Hence a word to the wise in ordering
one of these cars early.
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The success of the Chalmers car this
year and the position that it holds
among the best automobiles of Amer
lean manufacture, is thoroughly upheld
in the fact that several Chalmers cars
are in use by royalty. a beautiful 40
h. p. touring car was recently shipped
to Moscow, for delivery to one of the
Russian grand dukes, and upon arrival
at that place was shipped to the estates
Chalmers was chosen after the grand
duke had been to America, and ridden
in various makes Of autos.
Another Chalmers go Limousine is
in use by the Mikado, having been
picked out by DR.. Jokichi Takemine,
during the recent visit Of the japanese
commission to this country.
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The city of Sacramento, California,
has lust placed in commission com
bination automobile police patrol and
ambulance The car is Rambler, de
signed by Thomas B. Jeffery & Co,
equipped with forty-fve horsepower en-
CINE and built upon the large Rambler
chassis. The car, when loaded with ten
passengers. Will take a twelve per cent
grade on the high gear and thirty per
cent grade on the intermediate gear.
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The Packards, the Cadillacs, the
Bucks. the Thomas Flyers and other
Company are still in good demand. Sew
eral sales were closed during the week,
among them being a fine Cadillac tour
ing car which is going to A ". lanes
of Wahiawa, and an Overland was
shipped to Carl Waldeyer, the Maui
subagent for the Won Hamm- Young
Companv.
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Bonds.

O,aa 6-s20o0 q 1925.
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Z. f. Dodge, who has been in charge
of the Won Hamm Young garage, went
to the Coast on the Wilhelmina for q
well-earned vacation, incidentally com
bining business with pleasure. During
Mr.. Bodge's absence Frank Shaner vii
be in charge of the Won HammY DUNG
garage,
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Several inquiries have come in con
corning the schedule of Fujihara .whc
IS running tive-passenger car between
town and Kaneohe, Kaaawa and Ka
hama. As near as can be learned he
starts every morning from Jovejoy &
Co. on Nuuanu avenue, about eight
clock.
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Capt. j. R. Foster, wealthy citizen
of Marysville, California, arrived yes
terday on the Sierra with his family,
bringing his Studebaker Garford road
ster with him. He will spend his vaca-
ton in the Islands, and will have a
chance to try Oahu's properly boosted
roads with his car.
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Gasoline Row

The Associated garage has sold an
other Chalmers forty touring car
to John Mcguire Of kailua, Hawaii
Mrs. Mcguire and niece, who are now
IN Honolulu, are using the car and are
thoroughly satisfied with its wonderful
rldlng qualities and ample power. The
Chalmers car was selected by Mr.. Ma.
gulre after a thorough consideration of
other makes. A Franklin car was also
sold this week, to be shipped to Kahului
for the use of William \. Chong.
The Associated reports many in
qulrles for the coming season on Chal-
mers, Hudsons and Pierce Arrows. Ii
is doing a good business in accessories
Of which it has a splendid stock, and
its shop work is crowded TO the limit
The tire repair department is prac.
tlcaLy "snowed UNDER with work. be.
cause Of the satisfaction which the new
tire expert has been able to give in
turning out factory standard repair
work with the help of the newly in.
stalled and latest tire repair apparatus
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Extensive improvements in the shops
of all the garages have been in order,
new experts being imported from the
Coast to help out the "Iocal talent >
of gasoline row.