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Milford chronicle., 1919-10-24
GREENWOOD

The sweet potato crop of this Sec
ton is being absorbed by the storage
houses and the canneries, where the
latter pack the second sizes of sweets
in tin cans for the northern markets
this winter.
A wedding took place last week in
Philadelphia, which was a surprise to
many people of this section, when j.
Frank Hayes and Mrs. Sallie Wiley
were Joined in marriage They return
ed to Greenwood last Saturday even
ing and have been receiving congratu-
lations all this week.
The excursion to Philadelphia last
Sunday attracted a large number of
people from this vicinity. 1t was
/ fine day for the trip.
! Miss Lulu Coulter of this town and
Thomas Appleton of Akron, Ohio, were
married in Washington, D. c., last
week
A dance was given by Ex-Governor
Pennewill of Greenwood to many of
his friends last Saturday night.
Roland Satterfield has re-enlisted in
the United States Navy for another
four years. He has already served
eight years in the Navy and is now
home on a ten days furlough.
The recent cool days caused stoves
to be put into service again, and over
coats have been doing duty with sat
isfaction to the owners.
Clarence Webb, who is employed on
the Lincoln Highway in New Jersey,
is home for few days.
Charles Wiley has returned home to
remain indefinitely. He says there is
no place he has yet been that is SO
satisfying as Sussex county, Delaware.
Mrs. Julia Spanish and son have
returned from visit to friends in
Pa.
Miss Willie Morris is yet in a hos
pltal in Philadelphia and recent re-
ports state that she is getting better
The garage work in Greenwood an
pears to be prosperous, and repair
work is plenty. This is because we
have good mechanics.
Florence Adams has a new automo-
bile and her friends are quite inter
ssted in congratulating her upon how
it runs.
Milford chronicle., 1919-10-24
GLENDALE

Many of our tOwnspeople took ad.
vantage of the excursion to PbiladaI.
phla last Sunday. Forty tickets were
I sold at this station.
mrs. K. A. Warren was called 10 the
bedside Of Mrs o. B. Warren. who was
quite III at her residence in Whining
Z. b. Millman and wife of Whining
ION visited their parents in town on
Monday last. " 'o"" on
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Swain and son
motored to Greenwood last SUNDAY
ents. 10y " I'm her par
sick list. y" ''ie
Many Of our citizens motored IN Rar-
ratts Chapel last Sunday where thew
enjoyed the 18th anniversary of the
erection OF that church.
Mrs. j. E. Reed is reported mucb
better at this writing.
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Spicer and
enid were guests of R. A. Warren
sunday. The party motored to FELTON,
and had fine trip. : e''on
Who Played Poker with Pocabobta.
Mnen John Smith Went Away?" conn
IeH win Aiexander's Band is Back in
|. D.51ieland, 57ea by Jolson and Fox. No
a. a. 1ot On, What a Pal Was Mary .
lllehry Burr, coupled with "Waitines
oy Charies Harrison, No. A27S6 Do1,f
an 70 get these two records e5c
7aeh' at Stokes The Jeweler Milford
Milford chronicle., 1919-10-24

Jus4 rem-Mber when you change
your address to notify the publisher
Of the MilfoTa Chronicle, 50 thaa il
eaa reach you regularly. The old
address, as well as the new, should be
given.
Milford chronicle., 1919-10-24

We pay taxes to support our Rxten-
sion work Let's get the most out q II
through group cooperation with our coun-
y Agents through the Fsrm Bureau.
Milford chronicle., 1919-10-24

When you move from one addras.
to another 1t is necessarv tbst 80 20
notlty the Milford Chronicle ofScs
giVing the old address, as well as ths
a Jew ADDRESS. so that the ChronicIs
san % sent to you regularly each
week. Keep this In mind and get
Milford chronicle., 1919-10-24
AdUertlSl.ng
Surely
Pays.
By sREEN.

Dy 6hEENs
The biggest business
enterprises in this coun-
try were built upon adj
vertising. None will
deny that. Newspaper
advertising is the most
potent Of all. Themoney
that is spent annually in
the newspapers Of the
United States is enor-
nous.
Enormous as it is, the
return is tenfold. And
yet one occasionally will
find some self sufficient
business man who will
declare he doesn't need
advertising.
Every man in every
business needs adyertis-
ing. Some need it more
than others. 1t is nom
sense to say that a GER
tain article sells itself.
Milford chronicle., 1919-10-24
ings and Equipment

Our schoolhouse has been closed
because teachers refused to stay.
There mus. be proper environment.
Delaware College is bOing its best We
furnish the buildings and the college
furnishes The teachers The auxiliary
association viii take care ofthe inter-
est on bonds until provision is made
in next years budget. Wherever it
can assist it will assist Some people
in the State fail TO realize the decency
and humanity in the school question.
Those who have sinister political pur-
poses or deyelish spite must keep
hands or
Milford chronicle., 1919-10-24
FRIENDS OF CODE
HOLD CONFERENCE
Concluded from first page)

building that was erected before the
Mexican War. IN 1899 Another school
las no map. The school houses mnst
Be adequately equipped. There are
two real problems In Delaware
buildings and teachers. School houses
are unsanitary and must be rebuilt.
There Must BE Better School Build
Milford chronicle., 1919-10-24

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. eS3css3css3sS
Imperial Valley press., 1919-09-30
EXCHANGE
SCHOOL. FOR
MESA LANDS

Delegates from the most important
organizations and departments of the
government and public institutions in
terested in the irrigation and settle
ment of 10000 acres of public land in
Imperial valley will meet at con-
ference tomorrow to be held in Hill
gard Hall, University of California,
Berkeley, under the craftsmanship OF
Dean Thomas Forsyth Hunt of the
College of Agriculture of the State
University.
Agencies represented will include
the United States Department of Agri-
culture, United States Reclamation
Service, Imperial Valley Irrigation
District, Amer.can Legion Of Ell Cen
tro. of Los Angeles and Of Oakland
California Development Board, Sacra-
mento Valley Development Board, Col
lege of Agriculture of the University
of California, State Board of Control,
State Engineering Department, Board
of Supervisors of Imperial county, At
torney eneral, Surveyor General, and
State Water Commission, lmperial
County Farm Bureau and FL Centro
Chamber of Commerce and the all
American Canal Association.
Among the various plans to be dis
cussed will be included that of the
Land Settlement Board CT California
which proposes that a part of this
land be set aside for soldier settlement
under the California Land Settlement
Act A proposal will be submitted also
according to the College of Agricul-
ture, for the exchange of school lands
in the forest reserves for irrigable
lands on the mesa. 1t is stated that by
Imperial Valley press., 1919-09-30
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Il O0Gy4yeaT

TETE HAVE THE NEW BOOT STYLES
wv fer ladies in abundance-we have
them in stoclenow in all size. and widths just
when you want them. They come from the
eastern makers v.-o supply us exclusively
il this city.
We are Droud Of the boot values we can Of
fer now when shoes are going higher every
day.
No. 100-BEAUTIFUL BLACK SUEDE
LACE BOOT 215.95-9 inch top--F'ull cover
cd French heel with aluminium plate-the
seasons latest novelty.
No GGe-DARK HAVANA BROWN KID
BOOT $l3.45 in lace style with inch top
4lcyi5'e soies-leathcr French heels
No. zoo-FTNE GLAZED KID LACE
BOOT e1I95-FleXibia Goodyear welt sole
and leather French heels made in the famous
Utz &; Damn factory.
Mo. l09-NEW SHORT VAMP LACE
BOOT @1L45-fine black kid with high
French hee-Plain toe and lightweight s0les
90 very snlar. new style for fall.
mo. L05-BI.ACK KID LACE BOOT
5l025 made with Cuban heel and flexible
Goodyear welt soles-this is an Utz Il Dunn
shoe and splendid value.
No. SOFA NEW DARK BROWN KID
BCOT-$9.85 in lace style with new Cuban
heel SO popular roV and with flexible soles-
yoGl say The value is bic.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-09-30
CANTU D|CKERS FOR FIVE
PLANES To PROTECT B. c.

Governor Esteban Cantu is prepar-
ing to organize the first aerial police
force ever established in Baja, Cali
fornia.
Lieut.. T. O. Paine, representing the
Sid Chaplin corporation, today confer
ed with Secretary of State Jacinto
Barrera and later took him for an
aerial iov ride. Lieut.. Paine has al
ready conferred with Gov. Cantu over
the proposed police force and will con-
fer with him again.
Governor Cantu is planning to pur-
chase five or six planes from the
Chaplin corporation and establishing
an aerial police force.
According to the terms already dis
cussed between Lieut.. Paine and Gov.
Cantu, Lieut. Paine, who is a former
Imperial Valley press., 1919-09-30

LONDON, Sept. 29..All members
IF the National Association Of Rail
way men have walked out. The stop
cage of service seems complete. Pre-
nier David LLOYD George in comment
ing on the national strike said:
"Precipitancy of this action gives
the impression of a deliberate matur-
ed intention on the part of certain in
dividuals to seek quarrel at any
cost. The Underground Motormen's
union in supporting the national union
and causing a complete tieup of the
city railway, evidently did not count
the cost"
Imperial Valley press., 1919-09-30
MASS MEETING
ELECTS OFFICERS
Leroy Holt, president.

Leroy Holt, president.
Judge Phil Swing, first vice presl-
dent. &
D. f. Harbinson, second vice presi-
dent.
Names cf directors to be presented
by committee headed by Clark Booher
at meeting, October a.
The above is the personnel of the
new all-American Canal association
as chosen at the mass meeting Satur-
day afternoon.
Messrs. Seymour, Brooks and
Hartshorn were appointed commit
tee on organization and reported back
complete draft, which had been
drawn up by c. M. Berry.
Directors will be chosen from each
section of the valley at meeting to
De held Saturday, October A.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-09-30
GUSHER COMES IN
BAK ERSFIELD DISTRICT

BAKERSFIELD, Sept. 30.-Stan-
da1d number one well in Elks Hills
which came in last night as gusher is
flowing in excess of 10000 barrels
day. The flow is uncontrolled. 1t is
the greatest gusher since Lakeview
number one came in ten years ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-09-30

selling these lands to the State Land
Settlement Goard the income to the
States school fund will be materially
increased and soldiers would be en-
abled to secure cheap land for farms.
Consideration will be given also to the
bill now before Congress proposing to
sell this land without requiring set
tlement.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-09-30

army instructor, will instruct num-
Der of Mexican pilots and will fully
organize and equip the flying squad
ron which will be stationed at Mexicali.
Collector of Customs c. o. Miller
has written to John Elliott, customs
officer at Los Angeles for this dis
t,ict, asking for permission to let the
airplane 90 across the border, alight
in Mexicali, give exhibition flights,
{ .rry passengers, and if sales of planes
are made, to ship the machines across
to conduct an exhibition school and
fly back and forth across the line.
Sometime ago Gov. Cantu attempted
to purchase the planes from Mexico
City but was not able to. 1t is certain
that he can secure them from the Sid
Chaplin corporation if he desires to.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-09-30
P Jumps and Oxfords
Tor Ladies are Reary

s-vT HE VERY NEW IDEAS TIE FINE eastern
eaccuaLipa and real kid lcatners shcw to
- graatcst advantage in These new pumps and on
feds We nov have On display for you 10 see.
-cs. Cs-2-WETrE Wash KID. PUMPS. $1445
uis8 opera Frenel hcei-fine5t k.d-Brookyn made
h5ga IN sizea ] % S-widths AAA 10 c.
Nc C5GC-WHlTE WASH KID OXFOaDS $10.85
-liga Efeci heel and with flexible soes-iong yamp
style.
-No. c5r-sN0OTE BLACK KID PUMP 50 BIZ
gl tsra3l ~&orma' pgttern-freach heels-iiGht
tarrad sslee.
--.ao. o5f2-ELACK CLhZFD KID PUMP slG85-
NatG tongue style frcm Utz q Dunn-French heels.
--etc. SJz3-BRONZE KID PUMRS $l0A5--a very
r.ca icather-EreRlh hetls--fne turn soics.
NO ogl7-EINz BLACK KID OPERA PUMPS
SrI85-a iong vamp style with French heel and light
't--a -93e-Eroc@yn made.
--r1c GG52-PATEET LEATHER PC5iP Sll.S5-
cpfta style with turn scles and French heels.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-09-30

of keyes between 9th
street and 9th street, on Broadway.
Finder can have same by Identify
ing propert yand paying for ad. at
Press office.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-09-30

Deputy Sheriff Louis Ridgeway has
been transferred to the second court rs
bailiff. Ridgcway has been night Jail
en- for eight months and will be sue
caeded by II. r. Divney who has had
charge of the chain gang.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-09-30
BELGIAN ROYALTY TO
SEE WILSON LATER
ID A.o1n,n<A1 IDracch

WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.-Presi-
dent is not to receive King Albert and
Queen Elizabeth Of Belgium until they
return from a tour of the United
States, it was learned definitely at the
White House today.
Boston is to be the first city visited
by the royal pair after they leave
New York.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-09-30

WANTED-Experienced gin and oil
mill men. Best of wages paid. Ad-
dress Somerton Cotton & CONNER
ella o., Yuma, AriZ.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-09-30
ALSACE REPUBLIC is
RUMOR IN COBLENZ
(By Associated Press)

(By Associated Press)
COBLENZ, Sept. 29.--It is rumored
here an Independent republic has been
declared in Alsace.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-09-30

The Valley Drug Co. offers you
box of Violet Dulce face powder, regu-
lar price SOC and a Is cent powder puff
for 35 cents.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-09-30

Ask our friends about Miracle Mo-
tor Gas Tablets.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-09-30
ZocnzRN6

}. w. Smith, contractor of CaleXico,
was here today transacting business.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-09-30
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED-Competent stenographer
for two OF three days work each
week. Apply Press office.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-09-30

=
W. the dress making period this iais--Te
~ havcthe most complete Inc cE go1d No
tiCns we've ever shcSn.
Come expecting to find t1o rttle things yoa'u
need fer fall sewing.
MARVEL UAED -E'RIGHTS las
SPRING SAFETY pins TAPE fin camh~ic c.
9c card Nichie plated lawn 6 yds. to piece
--l2 Dns ID card-sizeS size ! 10 1T lUo-s-z@
to 3. &c at l3c.
-CGRcNET SANI- LONDON PERFECT
TARY VELOUR pow steel pine Cc-3ot pans
DER PUFFS 10c- to . paper.
large SIZE N eHff'oPs' -BTARVEL SPRAC
SPECIAL SAMPLE dress fasteners Sc
LOT scld back hand black or white-Eiada
brushes lie each cf trass--lo g:et rust
c.n-rour,r rkNrt~v IL on card.
FDGINGS at Sc-stat -AChON SrHl-NC
Hoped and overstitcEed DRESS Fasteners 9e-
for trimming wash viii nos rus5-12 on
goods yards ,~5
-sANFORDS P-ltO vp7r-a-ptr r76rp
fNiLh <Sc uL..y PIN cabinet 10c-vdh
shaoes . - 169 assorted pins
"ais'a IMPERIAL BONE
--SANF0RDS SCI HAIR PINS Zoe box
L0PED EDGES l9e an5ber q. Shells pins
bolt fast cciors--a yd' 10 box.
pieces -CRU4fPT ed BONE
WASHINGTON nee HAIR PINS &c box
die pointed pins so to perfect pcfnts--aaeli or
a paper Sc amber to box.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-09-30

A business man owes il to his fam
lily to have his portrait made by Het-
zel's Photo Shop.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-09-30

YOU CAN OWN YOUR OWN HOME
$21 paid each month like rent win
pay for $4,000 home. For this easy
payment plan see 60. A. Ragan, $50
Main street. 3
Imperial Valley press., 1919-09-30

Mrs. C. J. Ritz is up after brief
Illness
Imperial Valley press., 1919-09-30

See Johnson and Myres about Mi
racle Motor Gas, SO Main ST,
Imperial Valley press., 1919-09-30

Would PARTY who found diamond clus-.
ter ring on Owl Gilliard Hall coun-,
3 ter please return same to John Toll
bert, Owl Billiard Hall. Reward.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-09-30

Notice the windows of the Valley
Drug Co.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-09-30

Z0cnzRN6
+! J. w. Smith, contractor of Calexico
was here today transacting business
| Deputy Sheriff Louis Ridgeway ha.
| been transferred to the second court ~
bailiff. Ridgeway has been night Jail.
en- for eight months and will be sue
cecded by II: r. Divney who has had
charge of the chain gang.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Owen have
returned from the north, where Nj,
Owens sought to improve his health
He was much benefited by the vata-
ton on the coast.
c. Ben Herring well known young
man, who has been in the employ Of
Phillcy and Gill damon Tire distrib-
utors, left last night for Dallas, Tex,
where he will attend a university.
Alfred Alex, 38, of Holtville, this
morning secured license to marry
Miss Mary Sprague, 43, also of Holt
Vile Another license was issued to
Charles f. Burnett, 81, and Ruby Al
len Moore. Is, both of Brawley.
| Valleyites were awakened last even
! ing by peculiar shaking, such as yis-
it's the community at times.
/ -
! The trial Of NJ. DOmingueZ, charged
with being fence for stolen proper
ty from Varney Bros. was on today in
the superior court, before Judge Cole.
Messrs. Utley, Wilson and Smith are
representing the defendant and for the
state District Attorney Simon and
Deputy Scott are acting.
Call Pioneer Truck and Transfer
Co. for baggage checks, piano and
household goods. San Diego freight
and baggage. Phone 1.
Justice Mayficld gave the Press
authority to quote him this morning
as saving that Imperial county roads
were the worst he had ever seen them
and that he recommended drags on
each and every road.
1t was stated this afternoon by
Chief Hill that Margert's real name
is A. D. Chamberlain of Venice.
The chief also states that Bettes
wore the insignia of deputy sheriff
Of Imperial county when arrested.
Bettes denies all knowledge of the
liquor, which is estimated to be worth
5000 at present prices.
Z. w. Head, who enlisted in the
early part Of the war and who has
seen service in both France and Ger
many, arrived in FL Centre yesterday.
He vii lagain take up the practice Of
law. Attorney B. c. Nichols will share
his offices with Mr.. Heald.
O. S. Fletcher has been formally
charged with the murder Of Jerry
&c. Cayer in Imperial Sunday. The COR
oner's inquest resulted> in verdict Of
."Caver came to his death by means
of a knife in the hands Of o. S.
Fletcher"
Associated Press dispatches TO the
Press Yesterday afternoon carried the
information that T. E. Buck, of the
California Central Creameries had
been slightly injured in a railroad
wreck near King City. Fears for his
safety were felt until his sisters re-
ceived a telegram stating he had ar
rived in San Francisco twelve hours
late.
Mrs. ]. X. Hermon is back from q
trip to the coast and portion of her
vacation which was spent in Alaska.
The American Legion at its meet
ing in Masonic hall, decided to hold
it's first entertainment Tuesday night.
Nelson and Kibbey will represent the
Legion at the state convention, Oct.
10, 8 and 10. Armistice day will also
be observed.
lGUSHER COMES IN
BAKERSFIELD DISTRICT
BAKERSFIELD, Sept. 30.-Stan-
da1d number one well in Elks Hills
Imperial Valley press., 1919-09-30

See Jay Lewis same old place.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-09-30

Miss Ella Simmons is back fronr>a
vacation on the coast.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-09-30

.'Saryent will ,ssure it."-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-09-30

See Jay Lewis still sells cars.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-09-30

DR.. and Mrs. A. E. Elliott hate re-
turned from their vacation spent on
the coast
Imperial Valley press., 1919-09-30
New Notions

sxYEvE PREPARED FOR YOUR NEEDS in
W. the dress making period this faii-we
W havcthe most complete Inc o6 go1d Nc
tir-S we've ever shcEn.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-09-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Owen have
returned from the north, where Nh:
Owens sought to improve his health.
He was much benefited by the vaca-
ton on the coast.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-09-30

Call Pioneer Truck and Transfer
Co. for baggage checks, piano and
household goods, San Diego freight
and baggage. Phone 1.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-09-30

Justice Mayfield gave the Press
authority to quote him this morning
as saving mat Imperial county roads
were the worst he had ever seen them
and that he recommended drags on
each and every road.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-09-30

c. Ben Herring well known young
man, who has been in the employ Of
Philley and Gill damon Tire distrih-
utors, left last night for Dallas, Tex,
where he will attend university.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-09-30

Come expecting to find the Ettle things yoa'i
need fer fall sewing.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-09-30

The American Legion at its meet
ing in Masonic hall, decided to hold
it's first entertainment Tuesday night.
Nelson and Kibbey will represent the
Legion at the state convention, Oct.
8, 8 and 10. Armistice day will also
be ohscrYed
Imperial Valley press., 1919-09-30

Mrs. ]. X. Hermon is back from a
trip to the coast and portion of her
vacation which was spent in Alaska.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-09-30

Alfred Alex, 38, of Holtville, this
morning secured license to marry
Miss Mary Sprague, 43, also of Holt
vile. Another license was issued to
Charles f. Burnett, 81, and Ruby AL
len Moore. 1S, both of Brawley.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-09-30

Valleyites were awakened last even
ing by peculiar shaking, such as vis-
it's the community at times.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-09-30

The trial Of NJ. Dominguez, charged
with being 4 fence for stolen proper
ty from Varney Bros. was on today in
the superior court, before Judge Cole.
Messrs. Utley, Wilson and Smith are
representing the defendant and for the
state District Attorney Simon and
Deputy Scott are acting.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-02-21
SUDDEN DEATH FOR
RAILROAD CASHIER
J. L. DOUGLAS DROPPED FROM
SODA COUNTER AND EXPIRED

While he was standing at d soda
counter in the City Pharmacy where
he had gone yesterday afternoon
near six o'clock for refreshments, J
l.. Douglas, cashier for the A. b. & A.
Railroad here, dropped to the floor
and was dead before any sort of re-
lief could be administered The drug
/ store was well filled with customers
and none Of them noted that any thing
was wrong with Mr.. Douglas prior
10 his sudden attack.
Or. J. A. Ward was hurricdly sum
,nored and within a few minutes he
he was making an examination. He
determined that death had already
occurred. There was but one or two
gasps after the dead man fell. The
collapse was complete and following
bis fall he never spoke or knew any
thing. Those who made examination
said that the fall on the tile floor
inflicted severe bruse on the base
of the head. He fell backwards.
Mr.. Douglas was joyial as usual at
noon yesterday and at his post of
duty. He left his work apparently in
good health and had not complained
Mt all fer several days. Up to the very
moment of his death he appeared per
!ecl!y we'll His sudden collapse was
probably due to a paralytic stroke
following high blood pressure would
have caused cessation of heart ac-
ton.
Mr. Douglas was jovical susual at
more ago as cashier at the local A. Z.
q Railroad freight offices He was
y years Of age and had two sisters
y; Moultrie and one in Alabama. He
vas native Of Ruby, S. C. and had
been in the employ of the A. B. &. A.
for eight or ten years He was es-
teemed as young man of fine chara
cteristics and business qualification.
The body was shipped to Moultrie
early today for the funeral and inter-
ment.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-02-21
TIMKEN BEARINGS FOR FORD AND
CHEVROIE EFT 1890" FRONT HUBS.


What every Ford and Chevrolet has wanted for
nken roller bearing that fits the hubs of the front wheels
and will give long service without the 'wobbe
the ordinary type of ball bearings
We have genuine Thinker bearings which be in
stalled in the hubs of Ford and Chevrolet 1907 without
change in the construction machining of parts.
The Thinker Roller Bearing Company has made exhaustive
tests bearings for than years and the results
have been 1000 satisfactory dust closure has been developed
which positively keeps all dust and grit from coming in contact
with the rollers and this device included with the sale of each
set of bearings.
The Thinker Roller Bearing Company has placed this bear
the market and their service representative the Bearing
Service Company of Detroit Michigan has given the dstbu
ton for this territory of their entire line of Tmken Hyatt and
New Departure Bearings.
Drive your and have Of these bearings
installed by echanc you may take them with you and
put them in yourself Do not wait until your wheels begin to
wobbe Install these bearings before you have accident
Yours very truly,