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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-06-09
]. s. MELVIN IS
MANAGER HERE
is Made Manager Of Hanson
& Tyler Garage in This
City

VI q 3 ! % =
G. A. Wells Of Des MONIES, who has
been manager of the Hanson & Tyler
garage in this city, has been given the
management of the Des Moines branch
and ]. s. Melvin has been made mana
ger of the Webster City branch. Mi.
Melvin had been considering going to
Des Moines, but was finally prevailed
upon to take the management of the
garage here.
Mr.. Melvin is one of.Webster Citys
best liked and most popular residents
and as manager at the Hanson & Ty-
Ter garage here will prove to be the
right man in the right place.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-06-09
THE WOMAN'S DEPARTMENT
Sponsored by McEober Demonstration Agent

Water enough to make / quart soup.
: egg yolks or . whole eggs.
large slice bread or 6,soda crackers.
~ teaspoons salt.
Pepper
1 tablespoon lemon juice or vinegar
if desired.
Cut onion in small pieces and cook
it with spinach and soda in butter for
a few minutes. Add bread OF crackers
and 1 quart hot water; cook slowly
for an hour. Strain, season, add more
water if necessary to make l quart
soup and thicken with egg yolks. To
avoid curdling add little of the hot
soup cautiously to the yOlks before
putting the yolks into the larger
amount Of soup. Less egg may be
used and milk may be used in place
of part of the water. One quart of
soup makes average servings.
HALE SOuffle.
Cor use also with Swiss chard and
Splnacn.)
IN cups finely chopped greens.
Il cup butter.
j cup flour.
4 eggs
4 1 teaspoon salt.
q cup liquid (milk, cream. soup
stock, vegetable juice or mixture of
two or more of these.)
( 11s teaspoon pepper.
! teaspoon lemon juice or vinegar.
Chop the green's very fine. A meat
chopper with coarse cutter is good for
this purpose. Melt the butter, add the
flour, and cook about minute. Add
the milk, stirring constantly, and cook
until mixture is smooth and thick.
Add chopped green's and egg yolks I'M
beaten, and the seasonings. Beat
whites Of, eggs stiff. (Add them to the
other mixture by the cutting and fold
ing process.) Pour into buttered bak-
ing dish and cook 80 minutes in slow
oven, or until firm and brown on top.
Serve at once.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-06-09
.Rock of the Nlarne."

Captain N. L. Soderholm, with the
machine gun company Of the 3Sth in
fantry, army of occupation, at Nieder-
merdig, Germany, sends the Freeman
Journal copy of Vol. 1, No. 1, of the
Rock of the Marne," a weekly news
paper published by his division. 1t is
dated May IL and contains much that
is Of interest to the boys in the army of
occupation.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-06-09
Lieut.. Pearce Home Soon.

Lieut.. Gale Pearce, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Pearce of this city, is ex-
pected home from France about the
middle Of July. Since the end of the
war, he with other American soldiers,
has been attending the French univer-
sity at Greenoble. A note reaching his
mother today brings the news that all
the students in this university, after
three days leave, are ordered to st.
Nazaire for embarkation to the United
States.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-06-09
Two Residences Going In.

B. f. Paine has sold his home on
west Bank street to w. H. Van
Note for $1,000. Mi. and Mrs. Van
Note, who recently sold their farm,
expect to move to Webster City.
Mr.. Paine will soon begin the cree
ton of a fine new home at the corner
Of Boone and Funk streets. j. s. Mel
win also expects to erect new home on
Boone street on the lot just east Of Mr..
Paine.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-06-09

Harry Winchell and William Cog
lizer of Fort Dodge spent yesterday in
this city at the home of the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Winchell.
John Eskew Of Havre, Mont, a nephew,
and Mrs. James A. Winchell of Con
ceptiOll, Mo-, a daughter-in-law,a are also
visiting at the Winchell home.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-06-09
Ford Cars.

We have within the last few days dc
liyered cars to the following:
J. L. Moberly-TOuring.
Harry Arnold Touring.
VIM. TudOr-Touring.
D. Titsworth-Touring.
Tom, Irving-Touring.
Harold Dunbar-TOuring.
c. A. Crosby-Touring.
George Dally-Touring.
diff Snyder-Kayser Co.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-06-09
Kamrar Matters.

Miss Pearl Schmidt left Tuesday for
Des Moines to attend summer school,
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Miller OF Web
ster City visited Monday with Mrs.
Frank Miller and family. Mrs. Miller
also visited Mrs. John Christensen and
other. friends before returning home
Thursday.
Mrs. H. o. Brill was passenger to
Jewell Tuesday.
Mrs. Mildred Seamands spent several
days with Mrs. NJ. J. Smith last week.
Mrs. II. "A. Alexander and Mrs. F.. e.
King were passengers to Webster City
Tuesday.
J. B. Kennedy has sold his 200 acre
farm mile north of town to John
Vessels at 5000 per acre.
NJ. J. Smith was a business visitor in
Webster City Wednesday.
Rev. Collins returned to Gowrie Mon
day after holding series of meetings
here. Rev. Osborn of Fort Dodge con-
tinued with the meetings the past week.
Mrs. Chris Nelson entertained the
ladies aid society in the basement of
the NJ. f. church Wednesday afternoon.
The sum made for lunches was So.
Misses Manda Solbreck and Ida
Stout from jewell and Clara Nelson of
Story City were guests of Miss Annie
Hanson Monday evening.
J.-O. BEEN Of Webster City visited
Wednesday evening at the Chris Rocker
home. Go5 aDa
4 Marion Robson has returned to his
duties in the bank after a three weeks
vaca ton. q.
"A. j. BRANDON and daughter Matte
were passengers to Webster City We'd
nesday. as
Mrs. Chas. Hamen Is on the sick list.
Glen Kennedy of Harrisburg was a
business caller here Ihursday. Little
Miss Geneva returned home with him
after two weeks visit with her
grandparents, Mr., and Mrs. H. A.
COrdes.
Mrs. Mead Hughes Of Webster City
visited Thursday with her mother, Mrs.
Harm Busing.
!, Mrs. John Christensen and daugh-
tiers went to Crystal Lake Thursday to
spend several weeks.
Miss Annie Hanson is spending two
y r = .
weeks vacation with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Nels Hanson.
Misses Jennie and Marguerite Cordes
were shopping in Webster City Satur-.
day.
Mrs. Fred Jensen and children OF
Webster City visited Friday with Mrs.
Us parents, Mr., and Mrs. S. G. Thomp-
son.
Herman Cordes of Parkersburg and
son, Private Henry Cordes, who arriv-
ed home. from overseas about ten days
ago and has received his honorable dis
charge from military duties, visited
relatives here Thursday and Friday.
r. d. Waterman sold his 120 acre
farm, mile west Of town, to George
Brinkema at $500 per acre.
Miss Pearl Blue closed successful
term of school Friday at Grandview.
The school enjoyed picnic dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Ryberg of Web
ster City were business callers here Sat
urday.
I Ray Daniels, Clarence Norcross and
Victor Myer were passengers to Web
ster City Friday evening.
Miss Anna Tjabbin was a Webster
City caller Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. King and chill
tiren visited Saturday evening at the
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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-06-09

Mrs T. e. Walters of Aurora, ILL.,,
and Mrs. w. G. Bonner of Des MOines,
returned to their homes Saturday af-
ternoon following few days visit here
at the Mrs n. l.. Rood home.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-06-09

Mrs. Mary Keith Of Eagle Grove ar
rived in this city Saturday AFTERNOON to
spend few days here with her mother,
Mrs. NJ. G. Nicholson, before leaving for
California, where she will so in few
days to reside.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-06-09

Miss kmma Glasgow and niece, Miss
Edna Glasgow, went to Independence
today for weeks visit with their
sister and aunt, Mrs. George Smith and
family.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-06-09

Two new rope swings have been put
in Nokomis park by the park commits
sion. A number of improvements have
been made In this popular park this
season.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-06-09

Little. Robert Whitacre of Sydney,
this state, arrived here yesterday after.
noon for an indefinite visit with his
aunt, Miss Merle i. Smith. 80
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-06-09

Mrs. E. T. Baker of Lincoln. Nebr.,
who has visited in this city few days
at the home Of her nephew, +. C.ReMg-
nitz and wife, left for Dubuque this
morning for brief visit with rela-
tives.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-06-09

Arthur Weswick, and John Olson Of
williams were visitors in this city Sat
urday.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-06-09
on to State Convention.

DR.. Effie McCollum Jones, DR.. f. j.
Drake and P. J. Brandrup went to
Cedar Rapids today to attend the
Universalist state convention.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-06-09

Mrs. J. o. BEEN went to Kamrar Sat
urday afternoon to visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Rocker.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-06-09

Miss Nora Robertson, who has been
employed at the w. A. Crandall store
the past few weeks, has resigned her
position. @
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-06-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Houskin and
children of Duncombe spent Sunday in
this city at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. +. Schrader.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-06-09

G. J.. Shryock was business passen
ger to Jewell Saturday afternoon.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-06-09

Miss Helen Skce of Jewell was a
Webster City visitor Saturday.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-06-09

Miss Anna Tjabben Of Kamrar was a
shopper in Webster City Saturday.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-06-09
DAILY MARKETS
Furnished by e. w. Wagner = Go.
Office I'm Dessert Bldg. Phene $40
III. M. Sharpe, Manager.
AFTERNOON GRAIN LETTER.

Further liquidation in July corn gave
lower start to outside and weakened
the entire list. Prices lost &c before
outside buying was encountered large
enough to check the decline. Values
held around the low level until shortly
before noon, when evening up by the
locals and short covering firned prices
and rallied them to the high point Of
the day, &c higher for the nearby
months and Dec. 1c lower. Cash mar
kets were heavy with prices 1c to &c
lower on go cars estimated. The
weather map shows further scattered
rain but clearing the far west and
northwest. Actual receipts yesterday,
go cars.
The oats market met with persistent
selling by commission houses and de-
clined about half a cent from last
night where short covering and resting
orders to buy checked the market. Val
ues then rallied on short covering and
in sympathy with corn, together with
some new buying on dry weather talk
northwest. Closing prices were at the
best point of the day, July finishing I'M
changed while the deferred months
were about nc higher. Cash oats were
&c to 1c lower and demand moderate.
Weather and crop reports favorable but
more sunshine needed. Actual receipts
yesterday, 100 cars.
Provisions were fairly active, land
ing steady to firm on the export de-
mand. while pork and ribs sold off
sharply, rejecting the continued bear
ish hog situation.
<yUyurA IN \ UvurcrnC| AaARKUcT
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-06-09

y Mrs. L. Z. Tyler of Ellsworth was 4
Webster City visitor Saturday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02

fnl service from their Miller- II II
due. th-y say 10 tho treatment ~
fabric and cords special fnethof.
used exclusively hy tho Miller Rub
her company, IN what gives tho quhl-
NY ana wearing history.
In tn. vulcaniglng nf tho rubber
into tho fabric the maker has In
mind all the time the Importance ~
keeping the cotton fiber In M near i,s
national condition as possible. and the
natural vegetable oil and wax con
tained In raw cotton IL not cooked OH,
IN tho vulcanlking pits Tho cotton
fiber thsn reachos thu user az tho
tires IN tho sams condition ~ whom
first rp,b into cords and threads.
That IN tho reason Miller cleared to-
the Road tlrcs arc able To stand up
and deliver mileas. worth counting
Tho makers furnish n blank book
and ask owners ~ Miller tires to
keep track of tl~e miles they get out
OF them.
Mr. ELAN In proud Of his Miller
agency because ~ the satisfaction
huS cts are getting from the tires Tie
has hcen IN business nj i0i East Sec
ond for tho pnst II months aud his
business II growing monthly un,ll he
has one ~ the most complete plants
In tho city.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
Elams Miller Tire Agency One
OF Big Ones of Big Auto Town

Sick nutpmoblle tires made we'll"
IN n good slogan FOR the Elnm Tiro
Repair. ono NJ tho largest and bost
equippod rubber works In tho state.
and Ray Elan. tho proprietor. en-
Joys n fino business from those who
seek careful attention and the best
OF materials for tire repairing
MIR. ELAN IL agent Tor tho Miller
tfre, n rocognisod product and used
on HomS of tho hest automobiles an
their standard equipment Among
those using large quantities ~ Miller
tires 10 tho Moon car and tho Max.
wsll Many purchasers of these ears
have learned 10 depend upon tho Mi
Ter through getting their first us. of
th~m on tho Moon ar MAXWELL,
other cars OF standard mako Use
thsm as part OF their regular equip.
mont
Mr. Elrm takes a great personal
interest In handling tho details of his
tire repair. and his customers are
growing In number because ~ this
interest and service
In a statement hy tho factory In
regard to tho Miller tire Mr. Elan
says there II much ~ interest TO car
owners. who have been wondering
why they wera getting such wonder
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
TROUBLES ~ ELECTRICAL
SYSTEM AFFECTS BATTERY

Tho storage battery plays an nm
portant part In tho electrical syr-
tenn Of tho modern automobile. but
II IL only a part of tho Nystem and II
dependent upon tho satisfactory OPP
GRAFTON OF other units Ia do Its
work properly.
How the battery h affected ny ir-
resuiArities In other parts Of tho sys-
tenn In explained by ", a.. Wallace Of
tho Prest-o-IAts battery Service
station.
The electrical sys,sm of an auto-
mobile might be compared to n
chain IN which tho storage battery
is tho middle link. satisfactory OPP
GRAFTON OF tho battery II very necrs-
sary 10 the strength OF the chain
but. like q chain link. tho hrttery's
usefulness In dependent on tho sat
isfscfory operation Of other units.
~frrrt, tho upke"p of The battery's q
snerEy is dependent on the genera
tor. Tho hest of generators arc no,
Immune from occarional Irregular
ttes, duo 10 natural wear and need
OF adjustment. and should he In
spscted occasionally for tho purpose
of checking up THAR work II tho
generator IL not working properly
the effect win firvt be shown In .
gradually weskeninG battery.
'sfoo often tho battery is blamed
for lack OF power whom. Aa q matter
Of fact, n IN literally starving because
the generator IL not delivering the
proper charge or mono at all"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
Tulsa County Folks Own More
Than 400 of Popular Tulsa 4

Two things are evidenced I'm the
Wonderful record Of tho Tulaa Fur,
the home ear" the local agents,
Vsntine a Walker. say ono IL that
Oklahoma people are loyal to n
homo institution. and that tho car IL
really making good AMI swing a
return for the Investment that
stsbllixo- It's reputation as an auto
mobile.
Moro than 600 ~ the Tulsa wours
have been sold IN Tulsa county
alone. and they hro returning to
their owners u degree OF usefulness
and satisfaction that " remarkable.
Men have bought one car and after
test have returned for more This
In especially true ~ oil companies
who nro using them IN tho fields
and In tho city with equal ratisfa -
tion.
Display All Models
The firm Nantino n walker took
over tho agency fur tho car IN Tulsa
county. and has tho exclusive sale
for tho territory fnr the year 1918
10 u II dispnNiu iur all models ~
tho 6.frtn lN stl"sruum ~ ~ West
nrady. where cars for immediate de-
llvory IN any model desired can he
obtained.
owing to the fact that tho factory
II located IN Tulsa and extra PARTS
can 10 obtained In an hour or Tess.
this mAkca n especially pdNNutn-
groX To tho owners Service IN re-
phiR IL m essential and no'hlug
can go wrong with the Tulsa -Four
that can't ho immediately attended
to Nv tho repairing agency n tho
parts ate not In stock down town.
there's tho factory AT hand whore
parts can hr had whether it's a new
top ur a Uiuur part
Somo of the well known oil com.
pAnics arc usinr tho ear Among
thcm Rrc the tivpsV. John a. MI.
rholl oil company 'hc t;Hiys licllr
bU company ana the '. = bu y
Gas co They fiui them very rati--
factory
Nrw Nuicis Arr Popular
When tho factory provided 'he
local agents with tho new moicls
tho roadster trl the o,l r,ll truck
II mnlo a tI.uuD' hit with the nV
ncli ouriA'ore Tho suur ulssss't
IL uscd ~ ON tho 'grs Tho hodv
alone uChtnEri Tho OU frd truck
- provided wi'h tool rack ana a
bed 100 tho rear ana tor lIrh' oil
rc'l equipment gets over me rvti
pruWpil, nul n' q HnN 'nE to- ho
Owner Tho roadster for sruu's
managers or oVurra - make uuick
trina T., the rcll WIS recognized
Wv the government as TO- vtr essen
tai uui permission 90 make 'h's
model WIS g',ou hv 'hc Wtr board
~ being "a necessity ~ wiuulnr the
war.
Thomas g. Nan'ir- ard \ n
walker. owners W IN, Tulsa inur
rUutrnCi Hre r,rNcr gentlemen and
their association Wuh tnr uu'nWu
hNc iriuH'ry ln Tlsl hts boon az.
prcc'u'cd Thov 'nlo 100 active utfi
IN tho affairs - 'Ir Tu'st Nuiuwu
lI'r bcllcrs association 1rt ntNn
ri,on ru.h f'nH HuI tnnu.h' Poo h.
promotion of tho sfHV 'n.D v boo.
I'm progress nest Vrr. IU. .N...
show tnr.r cars VI.h t. .lfr,r F.t. ~
pride, and Will bc sad 10 have any
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
Pretty Woman Press
Agent for Mexican
General Castro

JtrkR VIZ. Mrx.. Feh. fe-Mertco In
a. modern m rhe In ancient. Oen.
Jesus Augustine Cnatro, tho new
commander In chief Of tho northeast 70
efn military xone, not only has q
woman press agent but n pretty ono.
20 SEQ that tho generals campaign
against tho Villa forces receives
proper attention from tho Mosican
and American border newrpap-r-
Hhe In senorita Tcrcao Rodtlgucx.
daughter OF a prominent Mexican
politician Of Mexico CITY. who came
north soon after General CHstro was
relieved from active duties OF sub
SECRETARY ~ war to oorrfuot q cam
psirn against the bandits In tn.
north. Rcnori,a RodriE,ies does not
speak n word of English. vet rhc yuc-
ceedcd In having her photograph and
n sketch Of General Castro printed IN
all tho American hordte papers as
SOON M she arrived from Chihunhua
city 10 begin her campaign for the
Mexican commander.
Yet Senoritn itotrign~r r.id IN her
most liquid Spanish, she did not wish
20 csrrt what tho Americann- called
-petticost influence TO rot her
stories printed
-why should not tho Mexican
ssopt tho best tho Americans have
originated" she said nj military head
quarters to tho Asrsociaird Press cor.
respondent
The much ahur~d rr~r- ar-rt hs.
served n very useful purpoEo IN pro-
r~nting to tho public the good tra
lures uf every worthy movement
every campaign conducted Ivy uiu-
tary cr political Leaders and even
fls.py NAfII.ng. l. l..
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
KANSAS CITY MOTOR
EXHIBIT THIS MONTH
Twelfth Annual Show la Held on
February 20 to Mnrch I'm
prc,ssicntrd Demand.

KANSAs CITY. Mo. Feb. The
Twelfth Annual Kansas Ciy Motor
show will bc held In convention hall
February 20 60 March I.
Tho demand for space this year n
greater than In any ycnr previous
nnd architects and designers are now
at work preparing balconies and
other facilities 10 accommodate tho
Increased number OF exhibitors
Isug,~ Attendance Expected.
The kansas city show this year
will he held under the auspices ~
the Kansas city Automobile Dealers
nSsoclHtion ana because Il ~ being
hold later IN the season than other
shows In the east II will have later
models ~ ears and. therefore. prob
ably Wll attract the largest attend
Rnce In the history ~ the show,
A number of exhibitors already
have announced plans for display
ing now model cars The truck sec
tion this year will hc "a hig feiaur~
~ tho show and there will bo n full
line of arcessorlcs
Hotels Make special Plan.
10 accommodate the expected crowds
from out ~ town, II II believed that
practically all tho dealers In tho
kansns city territory will attend the
show Tor tho reason that n will have
tho advantage ~ other motor car
oSposltiuns IN getting the later model
cars
y n. reakr. manager ~ the show.
stated to-day that there wua great
or dcmhnd Tor space this year than
last yclr There were 2bO exhibitors
In ioiN ''rhc speed with which re-
construction ~ home and uhruad IN
Carried on, will depend upon the eN-
tu ~ tho uar of the motor car"
AId Nir. penle -rhis w not only
truc W tho commercial car. but Of
tho passenger car Rs we'll hccnrr.
recent Statistics have shown that
only rs per cent ~ the passenger
cara nrc iupd Tor pleasure purposes
Tho increasing demand Tor cars In
dioa,os n hig year for the dealer"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
GOODRICH SILVERT0WN
CORD A TIRE BASIS,
Automobile Owo~vs Give n Nr-dit
WIN Ib-ips the standard by Which
Others Are Jujg-i.
3. & r. TIRE CO. AGENTS
Have Irnc Uusiny-. ~ the spsirt'th
Ianc~ Iln,li ~ Gnr'is ani Fabrics
Amnnr ear D~ucrr

". NfN'1N INfH fNN"N a - f'"N
". stands fpr l'uih II. !. ho'h.
10 A 4 riani4 fpr it,s.u = lu'h
~ fho u a f. Ti'o company aud
that HihuI f.r GYndflch,
Gpud |,h Glands tor good ur"s Nuf
good tIr,- u.ttn good 'ua' nnd
thATs iIu lt..y combination ~ 'hn
tire ffm ~ iuui south Main street
n,clu.I.o doul,r't IN tho famous Good
rich tlrrH
Tho I, 4 " rirn oompRnv special .
iTsH on good tires i1Hi selling iHrm
ht retail - those who ar" dlSrfiu
mating In tho sort - shoe- their
ear VIII wrlr. and They have been
sminvntlv successful IN building m
n tttda that keeps ihe flrn busy. and
renders u service tu the patronr
Tho store IL well supplied Win
tires ~ H Fyr- IN both Cnris and
fabrics Tho cord llun r. profanity
tho most famous "%ilvrfipWn
Coris" are ~ we'll known 80 tho
"Io,t Choti" II h. prohnhlv the hrsi
known tire In America, ana usually
tho ono tlto thlt Is used lu a com
psrntlyn t~t On any and nll occas-
sons and being tho tiro that othsr
makers compare n naturally stands
IN y distinctive cl,r
Tho cord tires arc wonderfully
made They have four ply OF extra
heavy cords all double tho strength
ordinarily used In similar tires, bound
twethor with the hest grades ~ rub
bsr, making tiro that roturnE ~
tho user a maximum OF snrvlco aud
plessura
Tho ~. n u. Tir. company handles
both tho cord and fabric In all sises,
and enjoys splendid business among
Tilsans, as well as having FOL.
lowing IN noishborinS 1Cwns aud
cities. supplied by mail oh hy helr
coming h.re To mako personal puf-
ohasc- III
Rilvcriown cords deifver tho milss
and smilea