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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-02-05

Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. d. J.
Hodge. g8p
Mrs. John Bush and daughter
Mollie went to Olympia Tuesday.
Mrs. e. J. Hodge spent Tuesday at
Mrs. Gust Nelson's. RI
The members OF the Sunday school
Will bring their lunch and remain for
song service in the afternoon, Feb
ruary Z. Sabbath school at 10 a. m.
Everyone welcome. ..
FOR SALE-Cheap, one-ton spring
wagon. in good condition. Olympia
Gas. Co., SIS Main street. Pill
Loss estimated at $4,000. with no
insurance. was sustained by Volney
G. F. Young, when his steam tug
"Mizpah" was partially destroyed by
fire while 1t lay at anchor at Mud
Bay Saturday night. The boat was
built in 1905 at cost of $500 for
use on the Olympia Kamilche run,
but during the last two years has
been towing logs. The fire was dis
covered about 10 o'clock and for the
rest of the night Young and his en-
ployes fought the blaze, getting 1t
under control early in the morning.
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Mrs. Floyd Goldsby. who has been
sick for several weeks, is improving
now. hilt
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Barns went to
Copalis last week. n t
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Keller Of Renton
are living here again.
Tom Pier returned to his home at
Copalis last week. e ai Nj. ~
The Misses Dent entertained the
Black Lake Card club Wednesday
night of last week, s.ajI
a Miss verna Hart and Miss Ethel
Todd made q trip to Tacoma last
Thursday and returned home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Butterfield Of
Olympia spent couple Of days with
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Dent last week.
Mrs. Emmett Brown and the baby
are getting along nicely. ait ~
Miss Holiday. teacher of the Bel
more school, spent the weekend with
the Misses Molly and Belle Bush of
Bush Prairie. Afe n6d g'l
Mr.. and Mrs. Marsland and daugh-
ter Gertrude have been on the sick
list for the last few days. adals srfI
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PLUM STATION

Mrs. NJ. F. Fuqua of Sprague is
visiting Mrs. Henry Backman for q
few days.
Earl Sheldon and Jack and Ed
Sheehan returned to Bordeaux the
last of the week to resume work at
the logging camps.
Mr.. Harry Parkinson has moved
his family here into the new tent he
has been building for them near the
schoolhouse.
The school children were given a
half holiday last Tuesday when Mr..
Nelson took big load to McCorkle's
lake for the skating.
An interesting and instructive ses-
sion of the singing school was held
Saturday night under the direction Of
Mr.. Mixell.
FOR SALE - One three months
scholarship in Wilson's Modern
usiness College, Seattle Reasonable
price. Phone 12F12, or address Miss
Jessie Mulholland. Tumwater, Wash.
(ady.) isq. s9
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FAIEVIEW

Lulu. Lester and Howard Benton
zisited Mr.. Epsigr's family at South
Union Saturday,
Dir. c. Craddick s mother from Sc
attic is visiting him for a few weeks.
Il. W. Bates and family spent a
pleasant evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Bozarth, Friday.
Olympia friends had the pleasure
ysf greeting Miss l.. Standke Saturday.
Mr.. Benton and family, also Mr.
F3ozarth's family, and Miss Standke
enjoyed a taffy pull at the Bates
mansion Saturday evening last.
Mrs. J. Bozarth had pleasant visit
~ith Mrs. Query in Olympia last Sat
ssrday.
Mr.. LOCKER has been in Tacoma for
: d few days on business.
Mrs. R. w. Bates sister, Mrs. ]. P.
Steele, has returned to her home in
Seattle.
The Friendship circle met last
"wednesday with Mrs. J. Bozarth.
Mrs. Waldrick of Olympia is spend
spent the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
Fay.
Fred Levee and parents motored
= ont to j. Bozarth's Sunday.
Mr.. ]. v. McAfferty and family
have moved to near Tumwater.
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ED INLET

Mr.. and Mrs. M. Ahearn and Mr..
and Mrs. Leslie Campbell spent last
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
weatherill and family. II
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Erskine and
family were in the city Saturday.
Mr.. George Kelley was in the city
Saturday on business. aai9eia
Mr.. Will Ahearn has gone to Bor-
deaux to work, after spending sew
eral months with his brother, Mr.. M.
Ahearn. glghN gtl sn1 Ha|
| The health of Mrs. Minnie Swan
still remains about the same. ei
Miss Florence McLane of Olympia
spent the weekend with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Miner McLane.
Mr.. Leslie Campbell has returned
to his home here after spending sew
eral days in Tacoma on business.
Mrs. James Stock was in the city
Saturday. ,u stt't
Mrs. George Arnold was in Olym-
pia shopping last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Comstock and
daughter Ida were in the city Satur-
day. ta1l an 8
Mrs. Ivan Swigart and Mrs. Leslie
Campbell visited with Mrs. James
Lennahan of Drahamville one after
noon last week. t,g "dl
Mr.. B. J. Shannon of Olympia is
working on his place in this vicinity
every day. He has quite piece
slashed.
fn rff
FOR SALE-So acres of land, or'will
trade for dairy cows. B.. r.
CONNIE, Yelm. ral
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EUREKA.

"a Herbert McVey of San Francisco is
visiting Charles Martinson and fam
lily. dsHl si}i tIoAt re- JHlsl
e Rose Weber, who has been stay
ing at home for some time, is again
working at the Garstan hotel in
Yelm. ss1f p'f 7ialea2
Mrs. Owens and little daughter,
who have been visiting in California
since the holiday, returned Saturday
and Mrs. Owens is a gain keeping
house for Albert Reichel.
81 The Ladies' Calendar club of the
Eureka church held its monthly
social at the home Of Lee Conine
Friday evening. Sandwiches, cake
and coffee were served. sste .l.sl
Mrs. Nathan Morris, who has been
suffering from a severe attack of
grippe, is slowly recovering. araste
Mr.. Willie Conine, who has been
visiting relatives at Los Angeles, CAL,
came Thursday to visit his brother,
Lee Conine. #ti 4H6 fnd aihG
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Gallear are the
proud parents of a 9-pound girl who
arrived January %. or n@} -al
Mr.. Harry Wetzel and little son,
who have been visiting the formers
parents, returned to his home in
Portland Friday. - 9nesdp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Conine, Mr.. and
and Mrs. Reid Conine and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Cameron of Bellingham were
Olympia visitors last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Conine and
Reid Conine made trip to Tacoma
Saturday. nef fe roiil
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Cameron of Bel
bingham, who have been visiting with
Reid Conine and family, went to
Olympia Saturday. t0y
ifH 49,. t.i-...s.-..
FOR SALE--At a bargain, practi
cally new coal or wood stove,
Empress Malleable. Olympia Gas
Co., 515 Main street. 2-1-1
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CHAMBERS PRAIRIE

sss7fr, w. II. Cooper and family went
ID Tacoma Sunday in their automo-
1 Miss Florence Alexander Of Long
81anch. Wash, attended the play
3sed al the Grange. hall last Sat
iday evening.
RI Miss Lucille Johnson and party of
snds from olympia attended the
wlsS, IAN q Mistake" at the Spur
ean Creek Grange hall, last Satur-
1ay evening.
ri quite q number Of the Changers of
Alhls vicinity attended the installation
of' Pomona officers at the Chambers
R4airie Grange hall Wednesday Of
LIT week. s-ssgEsstsn
RI Mis- olive pile spent Saturday and
sunday at home l
N MI. and Mrs. Young of Olympia
= mt Saturday and Sunday with the
Antter's parents, MT. and Mrs. w. w.
1V6idden. mrs arsa ese Ee H Al
% Miss Pearl whidden went to Bel
11xham Monday to take up her
Atpdies in the Normal school until the
G1ose Of. the SUMMER term. ~, II
Nr. Charles Langford this week re-
4eeived the sad news Of the death of
1is nephew, Austin Langford, at La
Mesa. Cal. ee& = = - = IL
III Mr.. Kelley had a barn raising last
Tharsday and it is reported the neigh
Aoxs turned out in large numbers.
Miss iona Jarvis spent Sunday and
Monday in Olympia. 'a.'-ssE
Mr.. Ben Jarvis left Monday for his
Aomestead in Colorado. ef
Miss Reva Neese of Hays district
attended the play given by the Y. P.
8 C. E. at the hall last Saturday eve
ming.
Rev. Mr. Mixsell held services at
4. =, . r
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PUGET

Quite number of the Puget
people were in Olympia Tuesday of
last week attending the funeral of
Mrs. Captain Thomas.
Mrs. Nathan Arnold called on Mrs.
Gus Thelander one day last week.
Mrs.. Y. Bennett was on the sick
list few days Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. R. Swayne spent
Sunday afternoon at the Warner
nOme in South Bay.
George Billiard, who has been
working for o. R. Swayne. spent Sum
day with home folks. III
Miss Helen Leghorn, who went to
Olympia Saturday to spend the week
end with home folks, was accompa-
MED by Miss Lucy Lee
"a clearing bee was given at the
home uf Mr.. George Brown, and it
Gas well attended. M
1Giss Jessie Williams and Miss
fxu1ins caywcod Of South Bay called
On Miss Jaquetha .Swayne last Satur-
day evening.
ss1Frs. Barkley visited with Mrs. s. Y.
: Benuett one day last week.
Franz swayne spent Thursday eve
sing OF last week with Burton Moore
Ut South Bay.
friends from Olympia attended the
ang I few days 1t the home OF her
daughter and SON, Mrs. and Mr.. Milan
Wright
Last Thursday evening the neigh
rbOrs zathered at the home Of Mr..
sd MA. Qsorgs Brown. The ese'
szi1ny. which was spent in games and
social chatting, was greatly enjoyed
~ all.
There will be preaching by the Rev.
lGk Mixselll at the Puget schoolhouse
saext Sunday. the nth. Everybody is
cordially invited.
= ~ ~
Switches made from combings.
Yirst-classl work guaranteed. Miss
= Leila Hoover, 513 Main street.
Olympia. (adv 1-5tf)
10 sssHs 80 sesd
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the schoolhouse last sunday evening
and the house was filed by a very ap-
preciative audience.
Mr.. Willis Abcrnathy attended the
services at the schoolhouse Sunday
evening,
The play staged al the Sturgeon
Greek Grange nall by the Y. p. S. c. f.
last Saturday evening was a decided
success aud the members of the So
Ciety wish to express their thanks 10
the community for its unselfish sup
port.
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For RENT.

Two stalls in the CITY'S PUBLIC
MARKET in the Ogle Building, cor
ner Fifth and Columbia streets, after
February the LIST, 1915. Apply to
Hiram Dohm, Market Inspector, City
Clerks office, City Building.
This Market is under the supervi-
sion of the City of Olympia.
(adv-1-4tf)
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TEN1NO

The Tenino mill has been laid up
for several days for repairs, the cyl
inder head of the engine having
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proposed route to run up the valley
to the Stony Point schoolhouse.
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~ Herbert McVey of San Francisco is
visiting Charles Martinson and fam
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NEWS Of YOUR FRIENDS AND NEICHBOHS

INTERESTING HAPPENINGS IN TIE VARIOUS MtNITIES
COUNTY.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-13
FALL ARMY WORM HAS APPEARED IN SOUTH
and CENTRAL TEXAS SAYSU. S. DEPARTMENT

ihe gluund paefs ere wofma arc at
wnt fhas Win fvsd upon e and De-
kHird rhr w,smf "a haa hDeR fout d
wiu eamr 60 ,ns p0lsonsa h.sH irum as
ianeus 90 fran B g. w iuchcs
ln alfalfa uclda itr Immediate tal
tins nnH vttiun oI inC alfalfa IS tdYis
atlp He aH0n as ihp ntvstaiidn nas h,,cn
diFtUttued rh4s viii roi unh saYf
thc haN Cwp bat Wll rut vn ih, is-at
~ itD f1l army NHfu tnf thntk fhtu
rs, the development nf another fuerH
tifn which uat hr many times mafa
destructive than ihf uui Aa aon as
ihp ha, haH hHer rtmNtcH frHm the
neld ihp ernuua rhnuN ft rullti nlth
h,aNN ntlirr uF hfusn imaefH ug thr
rnif'n haif caf Ne uefH
rhr hahit of tha moths nf dcscanalne
an lneh SO lWu lnto thr sroaua r ardrr
io iFas nin fuo puufi state is of aFosi
Importance iu thpif rniint it HAS
betp estimated thaf shallow caHfsa4s,u
viii arataas tl1m % t0 ap pee cent af
the insects Nt ths tme thp cfIpienos
r the myasnrc deprnAing unOn the
thoreabi eta eith Witch ihr wart i
fNue in atfsfs ths ust uf the srikci
'H""""' H''" HH HHH HNtHtHH"f Hf'NN' NHiNN'I
is hcst Halces IS known shat diasina
% nni iniufloes tn ths plants Cuitl
vstiaH So ths 4raurd bciNsUn thc NV p
id eefn has haen fapHa g. Assfra, artr
" ah ni fhese pwttr fhpuhy nfrNcnt
ine ihg deNrlapment ai aaethef 4rnsi
aiioa Nri.nafIlN ihfrr ara inlm ; =,
a ,r rNrn Nvnefa.iHhs M the fsfi
arms wpfin in ths coufsr q ,rar
ihc iamaFe louo Nneuss.ns az zach
suecfeeiNe esnerat.,sn spuaas a. the
nVrthNe ri
Mhc the fiviis afe shsssteucd with
usssier bot haNN n,t ~ SGD heeoiua
actually Infested irep fufrnW shaeiid
- ple~ca 0su around ihe saiiso ~.
cpnf,rnce III ihe noid lnis th,s ar
nA thc aa,aneinE pufns viii lap
Ths, may then hs Aiiird ~ .itak4sn
hesvy l.a iarlueh she lnrrou 81 ~
ssstAfe where ffleafiaa IL n.ssiiir
The fiftu9 mey q, Gara With watrt
and smali gaHYsiis ~ ksu~aae
apFinlilsd otsg the saFfsse Thls =ai
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-13
II is Just Natural
To Admire Babies

osf HNfastlr Haturs .mr' nrc f~ ths
eo7iUF mfaHt And N ln0 sama tins
ta, Fahirf nf unfh fnn1 o. rftr heftra
~ W hrou ehai Deb le that VISA a.f
O. thr fais sirHl tfmfn nf sNretfant
rluihfFn0'Hd n t Nlni.Ct thtf hta mtrr.
reitd mnat wuneu az HH tinrs Ono "
tnc rfal he' thnEs i as external
au,leinlnal aFF.raiIen ASA ln meat drug
ntrspe ruiief tht name af wAath4r's
ffleri We fttfc sanWr ~ many grams
uniheia uhH m taaf srauEtr daya
riei rfan thit rtn'a8t and Wha -ee1ri
hitti 81 lHfiI oNn isaghicta Thai 4
crftiiais WNff iaa Htat lis nana lnIls
taftt rhfk have asea e faf "a al.,,t
iNHHfnrt rI9n tnf rintrirs f.tfls ust-
mrnts ana lgaaasls a. q ains lh aHari
INf'ti ifHn tHf swain H.a Iafa e. aftea
enn.et stsfis FsNsge 1uf the psuod OK
cNrcrianaF.
3 rrs eanfan srcntl ntantarn Haffthe-.a
fr'gua vtea tfe fiark s. thc sahifst u
snn' rrenfi'n An iatfraflng TITLE iaoi8
= nitiira frvr ulssf aEnieaffi1i 50 fsrsf.
trli i'Eusttr tn. Nnf LAMAR Hi,fs
Atlanta ga. q roiffs ~ many th.aes
that NunncH hNt a. mad nheaf 81 afss
cpatpins marg fenrlfte sirc,,l1us than
rpuit ~ nNf uIetn lsfef Il rcfrr- M
only te thr rf'irf ffum m4s.la strain cus
90 thfr rtNtNsiN7 fNf aif fn n1usel
n,onlnr sickness takins ~ hrrifts
CT " rre,Tifntni a bottle q rMthrr.s
faft1ra fr-taF kft write f,w 49, hsk
ite cnctt ~ fhts eptadi sxterr,as
anfilcaitnn "a ~ eNrtests .in ~ tht ih.st.
~ants ~ uomea ~he hasa aacssf-sfuiis
efed = ai,s fssonialeA1s4 j. throlsh gwc
seneret,eas
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-13

iitN - AT iii TEXAS
county 70 Nuects
if tirtur ~ au Execution ana ,.-.i..
H safe issuod oui 90 tl. lI...,...i.
iNaifiei Duart of hrxar COMMIT. o, .t-,,.
Naf ~ sumo a 3D.. 1915 IS tn. rfaI
,.'' i''i ln in' rfFr M a D Iil.Irr ANA
Course hfiot tcuus Brown Sr4r. ANA
0'NnrN Allen. So. H-si91 trd fa hi.
e sheriff directed ana d.H..-.r
atli prpcecd to sell On rast ,.t.I,
goo hours prescribed bv l.v ~
~hcriifs Saler on tho First v..s.f 4
N'H"sl A. d. 1915 b. haor tff
i'f ~ said month bctnru as, court
li'A4, a"or ~ said Nuccrs Court. Ir
'nr ,i's 70 corpus Christi me t.,..v
h. lese fioel property to-Wt.
at &c lots Nua iff ana fs- lr mas
"a ilo CORPUS Beach Hotel AtS,,,.r
te mo ili1 10 Corpus rrr.stf So
'.euh's, Texas. as shown hy tlr. r,,,. N,
nlt noN CA ilic ana 90 Rer.r5 T., al.
Ilice ~ thf County Clrrt ~ 49,.
N'Nhii Texas a. which n, a. ref.....,...
y nrra u'sdl Or better dss.rt,,t n. ~
NApr'Ss ihis execution b. 4 f5r...,.......
on hfn against Brown Sqars ..a
SiancE Allen.
levied en a. enc urnpert, az t-.......
- satisfy a itsasmaat .fn,,,,rt,,..
e-tf'sl In favor ~ A = pi5f..
"H, "eqrsf ho'ist and cnsts n s,,It
g. v'tea ander ma hand TINS ieth a..
u 5uly, 4. a.. 1913 '''' '''
AZ b wRaHT sheriff
hy OSCAR HEI-LAAY. n,pot,
4,a. l47s
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-13

0VHERE arc lo2395i Auom hilcs nov State.
r 1 licensed and running IN tho United States.
OF these, lsSj5,93l Pleasure Cars ie.
exclusive of Trucks. etc.
More than 900 Of them. or about l623555 Paeu
matte Tires.
Each win and replace. aycrasl about
Set OF -Four Tires per year.
Therefore, the interests oi each ~ well rs
each Car Manufacturer, each laf.Deae and Salesman,
vtay and personally affected BY the Price Of Tres Con
Bccause.-Tmcs and Gasoline are the two b,g items Of
consumption IN the operation Ui Motor Cans,
The Owner who used his 100 Miles less per year
than he you'd have done because 81 The mghpCe Of Tires
and Gasoline received that much less return from hts
investment IN the Car proper.
The potential, prospective Car Owner who fails
buy Car because OF the high cost Of Tires ard Gasoline
he who sells bus Car and does n0i buy again because at the
high cost OF Tires and Gasoline be- who for the
reason stores his Gar and dol not Il during considerable
part o the year. Is a direct loss 90
list Automobile Manufacturer, a. a class
I'd Automobile Dealers. q class.
~ sd Garage Owners. a class
--fth-LubrcaiiOn * Gasoline Manufacturer. as .
class.
Bu-he Is greater loss to Tli{f. Aan,gacfwers. and
Dealers, os . class. than TO any otiars.
Because,
Gasoline and Iulgicauis for instance can ic sod 90
the Owners ui Motor Boats Stationary and other Motors
But Automobile Tires only be sold In thc ultimate
20 the man wh0 OMNSa Car and Wh0 out Tres through
using IT,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-13
STREETS OF SAN BENIT0
WILL SOON Be LIGHTED
ELEVATOR ANp PRECEDING
PLANT WILL sc ERECrEo on
SiTE just PURCHASED

SAN NHNtrA Ius SAN uer
iins ornamental white wne u.hune
system c,i astus of tarnn OK thn.s
Neht posts Installed .u tnp husIorss
seciion 81 the clt, b. expected tn 60 rtl
lotto sfrelre ihis Werk cNpr,thine bs
ins readiness With fho exception I'd nt
tine aofnr seghots Whith havs bsee q.
barred n iIsnsit Tive rew urhfs arr.
INSTALLED anaet tte Hirrrtiau 90 ih,
san brnitn Commercial Ch4b. tha th.t
erinE raised ihroarh subscription rh..
eNi waiH a Gar Improvement "a the
c|ts and ada srcatiy az the sererti ap
poafance of the hasinrss dlstflc4.
a aoal sas giaFoi Samra, hv iocsl
Units ef the nit MarkrlpE system ~.
MS uarchasr q a site for tHr oracf.ar
W an elevator and pre cnaNus miami
tcfr Arrangements we're Also u,sd.,
Coz ihr piacirs ~ q curu shcHlne oasri
which 4 eNpeated a. arrive ktrr tAi,
ihs httus "a part ~ similar equipment
rraFrcd sometime ago hs yarious lnits
~ tht syateEu thraaehoat thr Vale,
langai memNqys ~ M system rasssi
fia.eee tpss ards shr ssnstrectier ana
rarchers % naehirsry fW n ant.
ana ircanqrAtce ander ihe state
Warstap~r Act Vhich Nhils inter IA
aii sirtiiy. a. eopet the catton es..un.rs
Interests wii aiso ~ the nee,is la
eilfg nnrs
In sdds,iot " Shs rlans snneancea
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-13

el the best Goodrich Tires (ol fabric construction W. have
ever made az the falrcs prise possible l0 such quality
Hence, too. the following TEST offer 10 Consumers
We Will chccrluly pay for any Goodrich Safety
NonSkd Tire, sold SINCE Pair list priCciductiOn
pnnouncd on January 81. l9l5l which when open ps
any reduction m quality, IN number of layers Of Canvas IN
tekess, qualify ol Rubber. when compared with any
other Goodrich Safety Non Skid" uAdc by Us and sid at
ogr higher prices current before the Goodrich "fuLtt'
Movement
And.-his Is further to auhorite any Iirc-Uscr TO
extend Tins Olc Cat cXpcnac to any be Dealer Manu-
iaCtufCr
We ask Car Owner and Tire Consumer. in their opa
mcfcl to see that mo- implication tf lowered quality n
Goolrieh Tires gocs uaehaRepgcd have protected
lhcU interests, Tor our own sakc Though Far List
Propaganda.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-13
BIG CARGO Fos lrAlv

- I9N. July is.-The fnr,r
, ~. me-. NeF.na viii leave h,r. tes7~
- ',niian pofis viii hlc c,r,., \,
s4pi,,'es f0r the army ana viii /, 49,. y
. .A.nhrf ~ ressFvisis gsihere6 49,
''''n AZ secsions q the United s,s, ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-13

So this. then. II a leading
reason why WE initiated, and
propagaiod. that GOodrich Fair
LIST Movement which We pub
licly announced IN the press ON
Jan. 81. 1915. and which caused
practically every Pneumatic Tire
Manufacturer N this Country TO
foilow our lead and bring his
prices down 10 a Jairer level.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-13

TVIiIS Is also the reason
Why some Tire Manu-
n lactuen, who could
not. ~ wosld nDt. "moct" our
BASIC prices for Pneumatic
Tires (cven though oar "FMr
List" Propaganda obliged them
a. make heavy reductions OF
their former Lists might cfronc-
maly suppose that Goodrich
Tires have been chcapcned In
Qualify, as wen as IN piicc.
Hence this explanation Go
The Public. 90 Car Manuiactuscrs.
Dealers, Car Salcsmcn. Garages.
and Tire Dealers rcacrally) that
wc deem It good business" TO
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-13
WEATHER SUNNI
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Weather Bulletin for ~
hours ending h > rs Is Nma'
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-13

II ECAUSE OF that GOODRICH Fair ist" Propa-
y Handa, every CarOwncr who buys any make
- OF Tire srfd 81 80 now each set ul
Tires, an average oi about Sl62f.
Every CuOwncr who uses 81 Trcs o any
make through me Goodrich Par -Ls Probagaacz
an average OF aboul SO Id per Set OF 4 Tires.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-13
I,NNERY mile that each Automobile runs, means an
automatic Sole Of Tires TO replace that mileage with
i 4 nov Tires

i 4 Tires
But al the Sacsmnnship, and all tho Advertising
niuef the oun could NOT inciea bY single Tire the total
sdies Of Tres beyond the number Of Cars owned by Con
uhrs. and The number o Mass each Consumer runs ms Car
yearly.
Tbs Market Tor Tires Is therefore linfcd macxihly o
thc numler OF Cars running, and the Mileage which each
Owner IS induced To run yearly
Therefore. we opne hm 20 promote greater Sales and
greater use, ct Automobiles. few batter incentive can IN,
Tres and Gasoline
Jul as We recognize that the only legitimate cxpanlon
ulFh 20 te Tue Industry whole would De- due the Sale
% more automobiles each gear to Consumers with greater
a0sfSgs Mileage USE year, ct each Gar by eoch Owner
~ mat Is why favor the lowcsi possible pucc for
hn-io Oonsuuers consistent with maintenancc ol high
~se'y and fan profit to Dealer and Mfr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-13

Every lar Owner who uses 30 x3s Tires. now .ayes,
through me Coodch "F0H-Lisr PopagandG average OF
about $l4 20 pcT Set OF Tires.
Other sizes m proportion
The l623 SIS State licensed Car Owners who
Pneumatic Tires save about 20c what they last year
pad tor ANY make and whether they be Goodrch or
competing brands equal than S25 1000 per year.
And don't forget that this giant savi1g Car Owners
was mentioned 20 the Public by other Tire Manufacture
in Concerns until he Goodrich Fair List Propaganda made
q imperative that they extend the Saving to Consumers
Their Tires, or Oee business 10 the Goodrich Co
But notwithstanding all hsthe fact which should
1m largest TO Tlt SERS is the contrast OF 100 400,
prices, that sfR exists between the low price OF the
Nonokt Tires oi fabric construction that money can buy
or ne largest Rubber Factory the World produce Wit
GOODRICH Non-Shd Tires and all other responsible
lles ~ the field
Compare prices and sccl
Than. Il you already Goodrich User do your
a and ul. the Justice to buy at least one GOODRICH
Non skid Tire
rl thai out for Quality Mileage and Residence against
eng ler TIRE, at any price, which YOU now using
he result OF such Test will cause YOU to wonder why
You ever paid for Maximum Quality, Mileage. and
Residence than the Basic price OF Goodrich Non-Skd Tires
TIE B. T. GOODRICH co, Akron o,