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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-04-14
SHORT LOCALS
Butter, SOc; eggs, zoe.

DuStOit ooSf Ob6oD HVC'
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ]. Richards of
Cleveland spent Thursday in the city.
See the new styles for men and
boys at Milton Lewis.
Miss Louise Ulery of Howard spent
Thursday in Mt. Vernon with friends
Miss Mabel Horn Of Howard visited
with friends in Mt. Vernon Thursday.
Miss Jennie Kerr returned Thurs
day from an extended stay in Florida.
Your new Easter clothes are ready
at Milton Lewis
Mrs. Ethel Hall of Utica was Wis
itor here on Thursday.
Mrs. Jennie Paques of Arch avenue
is spending week with relatives in
Newark.
street made business trip to Akron
Thursday.
Il. j. Jones left Thursday morning
for Dunkirk, Ind, where he will
spend a few weeks.
Mrs. II. NJ. Dye ami daughter Edna
and Grethel, have moved from Woods
field to this city.
The new spring suits, hats are here,
just In time for Easter. Come and
look. Milton Lewis.
Mrs. L. p. Stone returned to her
home in Newark Thursday after a
visit with friends in the city.
Miss Minnie Proper and Miss Mae
Whiten OF Akron are visiting rela.
sslv0s in Mt. Vernon.
John ID. Ewing of North Park
street spent Thursday in Holmesville
sOa business
James Tighe of East Gambler
IBtreet spent Wednesday in Shelby
and Mansfield on business
Miss Elizabeth Kelley of South
Gay street went to Columbus Thurs
DAY TO spend the day with friends.
Headquarters for post buggies at
6aTtlett's auto sales room s. Cooper,
(Freaericktown. 2S
Miss Helen Ewalt OF West High
Nstreet spent Thursday in Columbus
with friends.
George Robinson has returned from
u several days visit with relatives in
Marietta.
Charles Conkle of Howard spent
Thursday in Mt. Vernon with rela
taVes.
See the demonstration of the do
mestic Science" iireless cooker al
Woolson's store this week.
William Way attended the Cleye
landISt, Louis ball game In Cleve
land Wednesday.
J. J. Toole OF East Lamartine street
went to Kllbuck Thursday on bust
ness.
Applications for 1916 automobile
tags may be obtained at the Banner
once free OF charge.
IA T. oNidub uhb IeluTHeu IRON
GAINESVILLE, where he inspected zanes
VfIie Council, Il. & s. M.
A. r. Erdenberg OF North Mair
street spent Thursday in Mansfield
On business.
Miss Mary McBee of Mansfield ii
the guest OF Miss BESSIE Haynes
West Vine street. She attended o. S
u. with Miss Haynes.
On April 10, 1856, Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Woodhall, 513 West Suga
street. were married. They celebrate,
thSlr sixtieth anniversary Wednes
day.
Frank l.. Beam OF East High stree
went 10 Wooster Wednesday TO al
tend the funeral OF the late Mr.. Nc
Coy, director OF the Millersburl
Wooster & orrville Telephone CON
psny
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ter than ever.
G.. r. Rosenkratz OF South Vernon
went to Columbus Thursday to look
after business interests.
Miss Irene Gleason of West High
street went to Columbus Thursday to
spend the day.
Come this week for your new
spring clothes. Lurie's clothing store,
225 South Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Rockwell of
Oak street returned Thursday from
short visit in Chagrin Falls.
Mrs. c. w. Postle of East Ohio ave
nue. spent Thursday in Columbus with
friends.
Rev. w. A. Clemmer returned
Thursday from visit of several days
in Chicago, ILL.,
Mrs, Charles G. Iams underwent an
operation at the M. & s. hospital
Thursday morning.
The colors In our clothes are guar
anteed. Lurie's clothing store, 225
South Main street.
Miss Ethel Hawkins of South Ve.
non is spending few days with her
brother James Hawkins, of Brandon.
Mrs. Fay Poulton of North Gay
street is spending a few days with
relatives in Hunts.
Mrs. Violet Myers returned Thurs
day to her home in Loudonville after
visit with Mrs. Cloyd Myers.
LurIe's guaranteed clothes at SIS
and $40 suits and top coats, actual
saving of $5 to $40.
l.. G. Stillwell of East High street
spent Thursday in Columbus on bust.
ness.
Miss Ada Cooper of East High
street is spending the day in Mans.
field.
Mrs. Fred Cole, Jr., of Ohio ave.
nue. went to Cleveland Thursday to
spend a few days with her brother,
Frank Cochran.
Mrs. John Whitford and daughter,
| Mabel Louise, of East Lamartine
street spent Wednesday in Gambler
with friends.
H. l.. Mahaffey and family of North
| Sandusky street left Thursday for
Chicago, where they will make their
home.
Judge Park b, Blair, who is holding
court in Newark this week, spent
Wednesday in Mt. Vernon with his
family
Mrs. Samuel Pearl who has been
receiving treatment at the Nj. & S.
hospital, was removed to her home on
Brown street Wednesday afternoon.
Special for Saturday: 25 dozen t5c,
2oc half hose for 10c. All colors, 8
pair to a customer. Lurie's clothing
store, 225 South Main street.
Mrs, Thomas Murphy of Brink HAY
en- spent Wednesday with her grand
parents, Mr., and Mrs. Neil Knode, of
East Vine street.
We are featuring a special line of
suits at $40. Come In and ask to see
them. Lurle's clothing store, 22s
South Main street.
Mrs. Carl Berry of Braddock
street went to Cleveland Thursday to
spend a few days with her sister,
Miss Pauline Stump, who is attend
ing Western Reserve university.
A basket dinner win be served in
the basement OF the Church OF Christ
Sunday TO provide for all visitors.
The members are asked to bring we'll.
filled baskets.
Arrangements have been made by
the eminent commander, Charles E.
Ayers, whereby Clinton Commandery
No, 8, Knights Templars, viii attend
services on Easter Sunday evening in
ST. Pauls Episcopal church, The ser.
mon viii be delivered by the Rev. W.
Il. Hull, the commandery prelate.
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Sad.
Sad.
xyant inv riding last might ~

II went JOY riding last night"
'Did the trip have an unfortunate
ending?"
Very. There wasn't any accident
at all, and | was with people that
viii probably never have chance tc
get my name in the paper with again.
Puck.
The day book., 1916-09-26


those with Cleveland on the CleVe-
land grounds.
As things now stand, Boston will
have to lose four out of their remain
ing seven games while the SoX are
making a clean sweep at Cleveland.
Then the two teams would only be
tied. Hence we rather think that in
a few weeks we will be able to- wit
ness city series between the Sox
and Cubs.
Joe Tinker slipped another laugh
up his sleeve yesterday when his
crew of Cubs copped one-half of a
double bill against Brooklyn. Joe's
main desire right now is to put
Brooklyn out of the running for the
National league bunting. AS Phila-
delphia copped it's game against Gin
cy the loss of one game to the Cubs
pulled Brooklyn down to just one
game ahead of the Phillies.
A win for the Cubs today and a
loss for Cincy would slip Philadelphia
into first place. And that would
make Tinker and his crew feel bad
not!
There was one home run knocked
yesterday by each local team. The
Cub four-base play came in the tenth
inning and broke a tie score. Chuck
Workman swung the bat that did the
trick. Happy Felsch damned out a
homer for the SOx. Incidentally he
gets S1OO for it from the Dubuque
SoX rooters.
While the Boston Braves are prac-
tically settled in third place for this
seasons run, they continue to maui
the ball. Mondays contests resulted
in a double win against Pittsburgh.
]. c. Smith, who is often heard of as
a peach of a hitter, came through
again in the first game. He slapped
four singles in that many times at
bat. Each hit sent home a run.
Detroit has given up all hopes of
OOnDiDo fhn fac fhiS Tnor Wocbfpo-
The day book., 1916-09-26


Cobb, got only one safe belt.
Owner Joe Lannin of the. Boston
Red SoX doesn't want to see Man
ager Bill Carrigan quit at the end of
this season. He refuses to consider
anybody else for the position.
Only five games, were booked in
the Litzinger cup series for Sunday.
Twenty-Five teams are still in the
competition. These teams play-Sun-
day: Magnets at Joliet, Rex Tigers
at Garden City park, Mutuals at Chi,
cagO Heights, Mortons at Melrose
Park, and Rogers Parks at Beloit,
Wis.
Final games in the series for the
Tearney trophies are booked. The
Ciceros and SIS. Peter and Pauls will
play a series of three games, first to
be played Sunday at the Cicero's
grounds, 48th av., and 18th st. The
winners will not only gain the Tear
ney prizes, but will represent the
league in the games for the Sweitzer
cup.
Three clubs from the City league
are left in the fight for the Sweitzer
cup. r NOrmals and White Giants play
at 22d and Rockwell Sunday, while
Logan Squares and Romeos battle
at Milwaukee and Sawyer.
Andy Ward, star sprinter of the
Chicago Athletic assn, leaves today
for New York, where he will prepare
to sail, with four comrades, for Swe-
den on Thursday. Those who go with
Ward in quest for athletic glory
abroad are, Joe Loomis of the G. A.
A; Bob Simpson, Univ. of Missouri
hurdler; Ted Meredith, ex-U. of P.
middle distance runner, and Fred
Murray of San Francisco, who last
week broke the 120-yard low hurdle
mark
IN THE FIGHTING WORLD
Sunburst DoIan trimmed Matty
McCue in ten rounds at Racine last
yoiobF Ofbov. bO1Tfc FboT.o 1.oc13Ifod
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EIEsZA HIcK

7 don't know nothing about poll.
TICS said the correct iEngiish SCRIBE
putting his right foot on his. dictionary.
and placing aside the morning paper
but there are no use going no fur
ther with this gubernatorial contest.
seeing as how Harry Brand, local
campaign manager for Lilly. admits he
is defeated.
.'watcha mean admits he Ia de-
feated7" queried the dramatic critic.
well. Brand says Lilly Is from Mis-
souri,, don't her"
"Yah, J" replied the d. c.
Now, you poor boob, II Lilly is from
Mo. he can't run for governor in this
here state can he," expostulated the
correct English fiend.
Where is yotr brains, where is
your brains?" said the d. c. From Mo.
is simply figure Of speech,
well. perhaps, but Brand has not
got no right to mix up the Old Guard
and the cows and the 23rd Sam all in
one breath, although I suppose you
will say that is figure OF speech. II
1t is figure Of seech, it is a sacrelig.
ious figure and protest.
''Watcha mean?"
well, Brand says the Old Guard
must be consulted before the cows can
Craze on green pastures and lie down
beside still waters. ]. know where he
stole that still waters line, but he
supplied them there cows himself.
And besides was out In an automo.
bile last night and seen two cows
eating green grass out OF flock OF
hay and they did not ask nobody about
1t, and reckon II they could find any
still waters and wanted to lie down,
they would do it without asking no
Democrats or no Republicans about 1t.
And I know the planets is still going
around, and so Is the earth because
the sun came up all last week on
time"
"You are prejajuiced,' said the d.
c.
"No I amt, neither. OF course.
Brand has me at disadvantage, be-
cause l never was acquainted with
Alexander The Great OF way back.
The only Alex. The Great ever know
ed was one who lived in Philadelphia.
That guy Diogenese, who Brand says
went around hunting dogs with a lat
ern In his mitt in fair weather, may
have been some man as dog catcher go
and come, but the comparison is far.
fetched. Just because d iot. Of high.
brows Is trying to get oil Snakes
peare and Bacon 20 come out of their
vaults and do a finish fight at Madi-
son Square Garden on Labor Day, win
ner to take all; that don't give nobody
no license to dig up Alex. The Great
and some burned old dogcatcher to
help Lilly. Lilly is Gen Of more or less
ability and he would not want no on
cient leader like Alex. who never seen
a machine gun nor an airship. loafing
around his campaign headquarters.
"You understand that have not got
nothing against Mr.. Brand; but II he
is SO burned proud that he is from
Mo-, why don't he so back TO that
there state and get job putting flea
powder on Champs dog, so the poor
beast won't nave TO turn around three
times before he sits dowa; Instead OF
injecting scripture AMI COWS and
world conquerors asd ancient canine
hunters into m,~6ern politics CT the
great and glorious state in which we
live, move and pay taxes"
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copductor Transferred = Charles
>Kaiffer who has for some time been
doing duty as conductor on Pitts.
buygh trains 3 and a Of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad has been transfer
red TO trains 8 and 10 on the Main
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FOR GUEST.

Miss Irene Stanhagen entertained
number of friends last evening at
her home on Jamison street honor
ing her cousin Miss Anna Stanhagen
Of Keyser, who is her guest. A color
scheme In green and white character
lied the appointments, and games and
music were features Of the entertain
ment. Refreshments were served The
guests included the Misses Grace and
Lillian Martin OF Shinnston, Misses
Agnes Bradshaw, Genevieve Cordray,
Ruth Mcmillan. Maray Davis, Mary
Roush. Nellie Wise, Messrs. Fred al.
len, Edwin Dick, Walter McIntire,
Gus stanhagen, Clay Mills and Ken.
meth Swiger.
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EmbaImers 10 Meet-The West vir.
gipia state board Of embalmers will
meet in Wellsburg, Thursday. July 10.
Preceding the meeting of the board
Of examiners the State Funeral Di.
rectors association will be held begin
ming Tuesday, July II.
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Frank Minco to Be
Buried in Michigan

The body of Frank Minco which Is
lying at the Williamson morgue await
ing shipment to Michigan where II
will be Inferred was prepared for
burial today.
Ninco was electrocuted yesterday
evening while at work when he alight,
ed from mine car and stepped on a
live wire. The accident occurred in
Jamison No. 5 at Pennington. He
was aged 80 years and leaves a wife
and child living in Russia. The in.
structions concerning alighting from
the cars In the mines call for the men
to step off on the side opposite where
the live wire runs. Ninco ignored
this rule.
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Suit Gaze Not Labeled Giovanni
Peeto was arrested by Baltimore and
Ohio railroad officer this morning for
being drunk. He Is in jail await
ing trial on this charge and will also
be charged with carrying a3suit case
full OF liquor without any label on
the goods. x II ~ ~ - iIii
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE 10
PARTIES.

Farmers Bank OF shinnston, vs.. Par.
ker Run Coal q Coke Co, in chan
Gerry.
Office Of B. Z. Butcher, commission.
en-, Fairmont w. Va, July 3, 1916.
To Farmers Bank Of Shinnston, q
corporation. plaintiff, and Parker Run
Coal q Coke Company. q corporation,
Asby G. Hawkins, Columbus Kelley,
John w. Polling, John A. Swiger, Jo-
seph R. Talkington, NJ. W. Ogden,
Trustee, G. G.. Brooks, H. s. Lively,
Trustee, H. 8. Yost, n. T. Tough,
Fairmont Building and Loan Associa.
ton, a corporation. Belle Phillips; NJ.
w. Ogden, Executor. and vernie E.
Swtger, Executrix Of E. e. Swiger,
deceased; Samuel E. James, Luther R.
Talkington; Levi L.. Jolliffe, The Bank
OF Pennington, corporation, Peoples
National Bank of Fairmont, corpor-
alton; Fairmont Trust Company, a cor.
poration; w. L. Google, C. s. Pitzer,
F., NJ. Ashcraft; Tusca Morris, Trus.
tee; VIM. B. Hixenbaugh; Martha A.
swiger. Ellis A. Billingsley; F. NJ.
Ashcraft, Administrator OF J.. P. Ash.
craft, deceased, H. N. Martin, @. w.
Mack. Thomas s. Neptune, A. C. Haw.
kins, Surviving Executor Of Josiah
Hawkins deceased; E. j. Atkins, James
T. Miller, Trustee; Marshall County
Bank, corporation, George w. Hixen.
baugh; Bank Of Hundred, a corpora.
ton. ]. A. Pyles. Trustee. Bank OF Lit.
Teton. a corporation, Perry c. Nc
Daniel; First National Bank Of Phil.
ippi, corporation; the Citizens Ma.
tional Bank Of Philippi, a corporation;
Natlona Nutter, Administrator Of A.
B. Green, deceased, Charles Lively,
Trustee, and ]. Hugh Martin, defend.
ants.
You and each of you will take no.
tice that the Circuit Court OF Marion
County, at a regular term thereof on
the sth day. of June, 1916, entered an
order In the chancery cause therein
ending of the said Farmers Bank Of
Shinnston against Parker Run Coal
and Coke Company and others, re-
ferring said cause to the undersigned
commissioner. to take state and report
an account showing:
First, all the real estate owned by
the judgment debtors Parkers Run
Coal and Coke Company, Corpora.
ton, John W. Polling, Joseph r. Talk
ington, Asby C. Hawkins, George w.
Hixenbaugh, E. ]. Atkins, John A. Swi.
ger, Perry C. Mcdaniel, and Columbus
Kelley, and each Of them, where stu.
ate, its description and the quantity
and value thereof;
Second, the liens upon said real es.
tate, by whom held, their respective
amounts and priorities;
Third. whether said real estate will
in five years rent for a sufficient sum
to pay of and discharge said liens and
the costs of this suit;
Fourth, and such other pertinent
matters as any party in interest may
require, or such other matters as said
Commissioner himself may deem
pertinent, whether so required or not.
And that have fixed the 4th day
Of August, 1916, at my office, Rooms
30 and 212. Masonic Building. Fair
mont, West Virginia, as the time and
place for taking the evidence and max
ing up the report required by said
order Of reference.
At which time and place you are re.
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Town Talk

Had 50 Pinto onstables Satter-
field and Corners early this morning
arrested Joseph Campbell OF Clarks.
burg, with As Iptnts OF whiskeyG and Q
pints Of gin In o suit case. The case
was properly labelled but the officers
picked him up claiming that he was
making too many trips TO the wet sec
lions.
Suit Gaze Not Labeled Giovanni
Peeto was arrested by Baltimore and
Ohio railroad officer this morning for
being drunk. He Is in jail await
ing trial on this charge and will also
be charged with carrying a suit case
full OF liquor without any label on
the goods. =.
ofhcefa Installed Deputy Grand
Chancellor Carl Riggs last night in
stalled the following officers OF Noun.
tain City lodge, knights Of Pythias:
p. u. Pttzer, chancellor commander;
!. L. Huntington, vice chancellor;
Richard Gilkeson, prelate; J.A. Coch-
ran, master Of work; Fred r. Cole,
master at arms; R. G. Miller, keeper
Of records and sea; 8. e. Miller, mas.
ter Of excheqner; n p. Hall, master Of
finance; Ed s. Phillips, inner guard
@. N.welch, outer guard. Representa-
tivss totgrand lodge. Major q. B. Cars.
ka4on any w W: I: :Lydic:
copductor Transferred = Charles
<Kaiffer who shas6fo some time been
doing duty as conductor on Pitts.
buygh trains 3 and a OF the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad has been transfer
red TO trains 8 and 10 on the Main
lins.
Waive Hearlnss-Margaret Chunk
and Robert Glass, colored, both charg.
ed with bootlegging, waived hearing
before Squire p Fleming and gave
bond for their appearance before the
Grand Jury. Margaret Chunk, foreign
or, Of Monongah, was arrested on in.
formation obtained from a drunken
man at Everson who claimed he
bought from her. Glass was picked
up here on jackson street for alleg.
Cd Illicit sales.
Embalners to Meet-The West Wiz.
gipia state board Of embalmers will
meet In Wellsburg, Thursday. July 10.
Preceding the meeting of the board
Of examiners the State Funeral d.
reetors association will be held begin
ming Tuesday, July II.
MannInpton K. Of Columbia
lodge, No. 81, Knights of Pythias, OF
Warrington, held an interesting ses.
sion last night at the lodge rooms.
Following the installation ceremon-
ies, q social session was held and re-
treatments served. The following of.
Acers were installed: Deputy Grand
Chancellor, Alonzo Price: Junior P.
Cal. B. Tucker; c. c., George Hugh.
es;; ". O., George Moore: Prelate, c. C.
Hammond; NJ. of W., E. B. Hibbs; K.
of and S. S.. N. Wendell; NJ. OF
u u. 5Coufson; NJ. of Ex., E. ]. Rex;
i.sof AZ, ]. E. Blackwood; l. G.. ]. T.
Talley; o.. G -. B. Tucker. Repre-.
sent Sivetto Grand lodge meeting, J.
q. Blackwood.
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Pl1IssuReH VISITOR

Miss Elizabeth Dalzell, Of Pittsburgh
Is the house guest OF Miss Florence
Dean at her home on Benoni avenue.
Yesterday Mrs. S. A. Dean, Miss Dean
and Miss Dalzell motored to Morgan.
town and spent the afternoon with
Mrs. John Dougan.
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NEW.iYoRK.-The New York Cen.
tral road has sold its hold ings in the
New York, Chicago and st. Louis rail.
road, popularity known as the Nickle
Plate, to- Cleveland capitalists:
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LoNDoN-Dayid Lloyd George has
been appointed secretary for war and
the earl OF Derby, director Of recruit.
ing, has been appointed under secre-
tary. Sir Edward Grey. secretary for
foreign affairs, has had an eadldom
conferred upon him. :
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Brief kilograms

JACKSONvILLE-The State Cen
trail Committee Of the Progressive par.
~ OF Florida has endorsed the candi.
dacy OF Republican candidate Hughes.
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Nothing New.

An Atlanta girls flance existed only
in her mind, which is nothing new.
only many girls do not find It out until
after marriage.-Indianapolis Star.
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CAMBRIDGE.-Because Of III health
Byron s, Hurlburt, dean Of Harvard,
has resigned.
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NEW oRLEANs.-The loss Of life
from Wednesdays storm along the
gulf coast Is now put at 16, and It
may go higher.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-14
CHALMERS SIX.30 ACTS AS
SCOUT IN YELLOWSTONE

Announcement Of the selection Of the
Chalmers slx.a0 ais official pathfinder for
the sociabiuty tour from Minneapolis 10
Yellowstone National park has been
made by President w. W. Smith Of the
National Parks Highway association.
with Driver W. &, Brooks at tho
wheel, the Chalmers pathfinder left De-
troit May 2. en- route for Minneapolis,
from which city the start was made yes
to-day. Three newspaper writer's will
make tho trip. which is expected to take
nine days
The big tour IS scheduled for July the
American Automobile association sane
ton calling for the start on July %. The
Chalmers 800 r. p. m. touring car Will
20 over the route twice, marking II 10
that a schedule Of about % miles per hour
will be possible for the tourists. Tho ge-
lection Of the Chalmers 30 w9s a distinct
compliment to the power Of the high
speed motor and the easy riding qualities
of the car, Az the tour viii traverse the
difficult mountain ranges Of the north
west, IN addition TO crossing the prairie
lands OF Dakota,
Tho Yellowstone tour viii mark the
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-14

benefit OF tire users. IN the establishment
~ chain az service stations throughout
the country In the big cities. in the
medium-sized towns and IN the rural dis
trlcts these service stations are within
easy reach BY tho Goodyear emblem
they are easily known Their part In the
Goodyear plan atorts whore the factory
leaves off In the factory the mileage
Is built into tho tire. The big aim u the
service station is to make it easier TO
get Goodyears. and 10 assist the tlre user
through personal advice on tire care 70
get al the mileage that Is built into the
tire, @
Many tire users fan 10 get from thoir
tires the mileage that II is possible 70
got from them due largely 10 a lack Of
knowledge or tho proper care to be given
them. The Goodyear service station r.
tho medium through which this knowl-
edge may he transmitted, Tire users are
moro and moro coming to the service
station dealer for advice, for help, for
serviee-and that oxempliflea tho finest
kind Of relationship that can exist he-
tween a merchant and bis customer"