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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-24
-FOUR KILLED AT IL. II. CROSSING
Party Mas Returning nom Service
of Young Peoples Union.

AZ
of Young Peoples Union.
Three persons were killed, two IL
stantly and two others were injured,
one seriously when nor thbound Rich
mund, Fredericksburg and Potomac
-. .c"g,r train 10. G$ struck an auto
mobile at Glen Allen last night about
9:1o O'Clock.
The dead arc.
Miss Adelaide Droaddus, aged Ii
Glen Allen.
Miss Margucritc Dunnavant, aged
81. Richmond.
Miss Elizabeth Scott, IS, Tappahan
neck, Essex County.
The injured are:
Miss Evelyn Jones, aged %, Baltl
more.
Alfred Broaddus, aged II, brother
of Miss Broaddus, Glen Allen.
The party was returning to their
homes after attending meeting of
;hc Baptist Young Peoples Union at
The Glen Allen Baptist Church. They
were riding in Il Ford limousine along
NOuntain Road, which skirts Glen
Allen. As they ncarcd the Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
station, train No. GS which left Rich
,nond at Sis hove into sight.
One account that reached Rich
mond last night said that another
automobile had stopped to await pas
sing Of The train which is said to
havc been going at a moderate rate Of
speed. Young Broatldus according to
rrnort, attempted to cross the track
lii
FIND BODIES ON PILOT.
As the automobile bearing its prcc
ious load Of human freight got
a,hwart the rails it was struck by
the locomotive. 1t was smashed into
kindling wood and twisted steel and
iron.
Tho cow-catchcr Of the engine PICK
~ up its human freight, two OF the
occupants of the automobilh being
already dead il is believed and car
,ir,l them Il distance of 100 yards or
more.
Townspcoplc, attracted TO the
scene. rescued the living from among
the dead. Miss Jones, conscious ana
historical WAS borne from the engine S
pilot. On either side of her was the
hody Of II dead companion. They
were Miss Scott and Miss BroadduS.
Miss Dunnavant, fatally injured
was found alongside the track un
conscious. She was taken into the
homc Of w. Conway Saunders. sccrt
lary Of the Virginia state Fair AS
ISOLATION, by A. G. Nicholson, man
uccr Of the Gibson Motor Company,
a Richmond concern who was spend
ing the week end with Mr.. Saunders
and others, where she expired with
il fifteen minutes.
Miss Jones with n compound frac
turc OF her right leg and suffering
from excessive shock and young
Broaidus were picked up from where
they lay near Miss Dunnavant.
Broaidus was taken to the home
ot his father, DR.. w. T.. Broaddu%,
uf Glen Allen and Richmond and
Miss Jones was brought to Richmond
and taken to the Retreat for the Sick
Where DR.. j. ST. Julian Oppenhimcr
last night stated that she was Sufl
ing severely from shock and the az
Erayatcd hurt to her right leg. Her
condition was pronounced rs serious.
THITEE TAUGHT SCHOOL,
Miss Dunnavant, Miss Scott and
AliSs Jones were teachers in Glen Al
len public School.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-24
EVERYTHING COSTS MORE.

Because Of the greatly increased
cost Of everything pertaining to The
home. Mr.. Bowc predicted that it
will be necessary for apartment house
'"ncr& to increase their rents at
least 25 per cent.
Even at this figure" he said, "in
tho rent contracts which we will
make this year we mean to insert a
clause relieving us of all damages IN
case we arc unable TO get coal at Il
reasonable price or at all. At the
present time the price Of coal has a
tendency to so higher. We don't know
what We will have to pay for it next
winter. We cant get it now. So We
viii be forced to protect ourselves
Wages of janitors have advanced
t"om $40 to SIS and $40 a week with
III inc past two or three weeks, il is
pointed out by local real estate men
Another added reason for the high
rents which are predicted is the enor
flouS cost OF making repairs. One
aScnt pointing out an instance ycstcr
cay SAID that Il family which paid
T''o rent Tor an apartment in six
months left the place in such n con
oltloh that it cost $50 to have the
hoinc repapcrcd and placed in condi
'ion TO be rented again.
hundreds of country people arc
SEEKING the city daily, agents dc.
care and the populations of tbo
c't!cS are growing steadily at tho ey
len$c 90 ;tlc surrounding territory
making sharp completion for tho
"'a'iab!c houses and apartments
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-24
That Gray Hair
Handicaps You

Dullcn Your Gray or Faded Hair
With Q-BaM Hair Color RcStorcr.
Look Young Again and 30 Popular.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-24
African Bishop Addresses Conference

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The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-03-17

The "Near East Relief Committees
with headquarters in Detroit, engaged
in the commendable, meritorious and
praisworthy task of raising money for
the Armenians is evidently so en-
thusiastic in it's work that it forgets
the need for economy here at home.
This Office gets as a rule on an aver
age of six letters each week from this
committee and it is safe to say that
every newspaper which exists today
or has existed since Ayers got out
their annual, five years ago, is getting
the same lot of stuff Every enve-
lope costs the committee two cents in
postage-certainly an enormous ex-
pense, to say nothing of the useless
waste of paper and envelopes which
the work calls for when carried on
as lavishly and as recklessly as it
seems to be. Therefore the COM
mittee's slogan Hunger Knows No
Armistice", also suggests that an
other be coined as follows, soft Com
mittee Jobs Know No Economy
The Near East Relief Committee is
but one of thousands who are gross
sinners against the law of economy.
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-03-17


don't know how he is on the
creeds-
| never heard him say;
But he's got smile that fits his
face.
And he wears it every day.
If things go wrong he doesn't COM
plain,
Just tries to see the joke.
He's always finding little ways
Of helping other folk.
He sees the good in everyone;
Their faults he never mentions.
He has a lot Of confidence
In peoples good intentions.
No matter if the sky is gray.
You get his point o. view.
And the clouds begin to scatter
And the sun comes breaking thru.
You'll know him if you meet him.
And you'll find it worth your while
To cultivate the friendship Of
The man behind the smile.
Selected.
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-03-17

Moved by Supervisor inman and supported that the report be
t ciarEsvile Petition Carried ''|''N'
To the Honorable Board Of Supervisors
Considerable publicity has been given the subject Of
the The mas Michigan
he Michigan Health sending the warming
cal health officers must be instructed ,..u .
M We aDS la Il % s @ s
the ae FL I there s Of cases
Michigan pass through the horrors another
ss sn in % s al s
Of all % the @ h nns @
Your board hereby req to authorize the
county county expense.
last because health officers not prepared few
sr s ys 5 Ss he w a hundreds Of dol
ton fsuy @ h % s n mes u earnestly
Very truly x,s sss,i :. Sleeper.
Moved BY Supervisor nman and supported by Supervisor Good
'. assssG' * s csGS e s ss
s an issy fs ss'si Restitution
rae SSSa:s
3 = ii ps: an 10
County ss' s saS Sle tax
1s~nsp Sn s0' .s s dsany be levied the
s SSn TsTRsy At large $4,000 m a.,
with the County the Clerk Of the
s'ssG s Ss' %
s sn si' ss %
Township Of
THEREFoREBE 1T RESOLVED THE Board Supervisors
OF the County of lona that the the Township
ton aforesaid be ordered to spread the tax rolls his
ship for the 1919 the Of
the Township Of Boston aforesaid fully from the said
roll filed with the Clerk
Clerk OF the Township of Boston, the $424800
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED Supervisor Of the Town
ship Boston aforesaid
roll for the 1912 the
dfviduas IN said Township further
sssment roll filed with the County Clerk and with the Clerk Of
Moved By Supervisor Goodwin and supported by Supervisor
that the Resolution spreading Of
No. g. BE- accepted and adopted Carried
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-03-17
FENWyIcK
last Weeks letter.

Dewey Alchin, of Grand Rapids,
spent Sunday of last week with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. We're Alchin.
Earl jerks is quite sick with the
flu.
Miss Elma Greenhoe is the new
clerk in T. w. Worden's store.
Mrs. Berkeley Sherd from Grand
Rapids is here caring for her mother
Mrs. Edd Warren, who has bronchial
pneumonia.
Leslie Hoy has gone back to his
old Job as brakeman on the p. NJ,
where he was employed before he
was called overseas.
Charlie Chaplin at the Empress
| Theatre, Wednesday, March 10.
Mr.. Edd Gibson passed away Sat-
urday morning with influenza, fol-
lowed by Pneumonia. The funeral
was held at the house on Tuesday at
er Center cemetery.
Clare Galloup attended the auto
show at Grand Rapids this week.
Mrs. John Walters spent Friday
n Stanton.
Mrs. Harry MacGowen is on the
gain from an attack of the flu.
MT. anu WITS. OIdS. oJdlucS opSIlt
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Nook.
Mrs. Bert Snow, of Ionia, spent
the week end with her aunt, Mrs. r.
E. Chapman.
Archie Haysmer and Will Balder-
son and families spent Sunday with
Fred Monger.
| Flovd Rcbrsor, A'he'+ wrrren
1
Saturday to rite on the rural car
riers examination.
Walter Hoy and family spent Sum-
| day evening at Chas. Staines.
Mrs. John Walters spent the fore
part of the week in Greenville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Mills spent Wed
nesday with Clay Whites.
Mrs. Madge Peabody. formerly
Madge Matice, of Detroit, and chill
dren, are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Matice.
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-03-17

\A<&0~ W ~ = @<&SS<<
Mrs. Charley Treat, Of Beldings
and Mrs. Hermon Hoyt, Of Orleanss
spent Wednesday with Mrs: WIN
Moore.
< Mrs. Sylvia Garfield spent Monday
with Mrs. Hite Hall.
Miss Elva Wheeler spent over Sum
day with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Wheeler.
Mr.. Charley Aiberts took dinner
with Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Chadwick
Wednesday.
Mrs. Sylvia Canfield an dMrs. Will
Moore spent Thursday in Bedding.
Theatre, Wednesday, March 10.
Mrs. H. M. Bolster and SON George
spent Monday afternoon with Mrs.
Mrs. Ernest anderson and son Roy
spent over Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
H. M. Bolster.
Mr.. Frank Treynor, Of Orleans,
Forest Chadwick to attend the party
at Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Albert's on
Saturday evening.
staying with Mr.. and Mrs. Hite Hall
until they move to Chicago, as the
people are moving in their place as
they sold it to them. ~
Mrs. Orpha Luscombe, of Belding,
spent over Sunday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Win Wean.
Missa Reva Bolster spent last Sum
day and Monday with Mrs. Ernest
Anderson, Of Belding.
We are glad that the roads are
open again, so we will see Mr.. Eaves
our mail man.
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-03-17

Bernice had some Of her little
friends IN for luncheon the other day
and among other things she had olives.
She offered them to BnIe. who raid
she did not like them. whereupon
Bernice replied In 4 superior faahion I:
"0h. I didn't like 'em myself at nsst.
but you must accumulate q taste fos
them"
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-03-17


that s RESOLUTION Ss sssspd adopted
Moved BY Supervisor supported BY ss.sy,es TRAVIS
fse County ossss employees directly the Com
Dast Z. on ne Board
saSy Rs.d De
sens! & y ssjs: &c
s Sosa v sss Car
Moved BY Supervisor that the Board do
tomorrow morning At n ess " Meu Ssd
1919 OCOBER 18TH WEDNESDAY 1919
Meeting called to by Chairman David
The minutes Of the meeting c township Of
State Of Michigan S. October 1919.
To Board Of Supervisors of Iona County
We the undersigned, legal and property
s ss sss y Ssa Of hereby
most respectfully object to se rs o. aa V's a. TINS "s
the Of the tsr.s0ry embraces in
the those obcor without corresponding BEN
End That the incorporation said territory into Village
in % a @ as Village @ yet t would
burdens Of the corporation tax without any benefit the
the the property described in the
property benefit IN
@ Ths as ss psope
the rights and interests of these
9Th Of the socaled Wolverine Highway
witRin the territory described petition Village
s contemplate d at h ms residents Of The territory
son % vi rs sn not esnos the
p po1sted 'Aes ''e s''S'''
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-03-17

: Ksene Township $2sss7o rs,
BE It FURTER that the Supervisors Town.
fol year 1919
ne s1css sds
d M Snr Davis and by Supervisor epson
that Rssslasse %
NO. superyisor Henderson offered the fooSns
Of Ion the as oese 'i 1919
r. s e sss % ss
Pubic ss:sssnsn.
aa soss s Ne following 1s Be- 's
ship Rs assH sxn. is1d ssssss
Clerk An ss Ss ssd the Clerk Of the
k. nS It'd . @ % M s sum s q
as viii more fully appear roll filed
BE " a. By s &. 4sss:ss
upon the rolls his
se Of hs 's m said
roll fled with the County Clerk and With the Clerk
q the
&c @ u ss, s $ g. sss7 c: sss t v
By epsn and BY Supervisor Da
Dis No. .ns s Ct @
supervisor Henderson offered following Resolution:
sas the ss
8 y f. ss s
district County.
ssd w % s % C o.nse s ssy to
sng ssnssas at sEse roll
County as aforesaid and also fled with the Town.
s g.
Of 1893 90 will fully from the said
+ ~ Be s.s So, "
Of Orange be ordered the rolls his
s1 mound q 'G fy sppesrs
the f Sc + s fS RssosSpS
s axs 5 sssss t o s 1919
further from the said roll filed with
and supported by Supervisor
district S 81 Il offered s: sssas
There ss filed @ % s TX q static
Highway
f ss n ct
essy 'S Ss s
Tewnshp sl'1 large ss4so
s sfrn w HfER sppsaas Ct sas a . m
Ss clerks che co@ Clerk w increased s6se and 5 filed bs ,
s aFss Of s mors s u spps
sy ss he # r ssgs
sSss 81 @ s the s If e
] rolf se s w w s aass % s @
several cit townships "a. Aforesaid f. ssa tO-w
S Ssfin r sSmssip si flSsss0
Townships above s1 pss ss So s Of @
roll for the ssd 1919 The e. the
Ts..s: s:: asss'
that ne % % % SPREADING. s % .1s s,ss
No 40 be accepted and Recommendations
Supervisor Henderson offered following Resolution:
WHEREAS, There filed with the for the
Counay Of Ionia, the 18th 1919 by
Highway Commissioner cesed
for the 1919 aceors to the provisions Of Sec %
ment Of district road No Ionia County Mich and which
against the townships hereinafter mentioned to-wit
Ionia Township at large, $1,lS6.55.
Orange Township at large, 1920
Easton Township at large 7911 ~
Berlin Township at large 3665l
Boston Township at large 1861
And WHEREAS appears by tax assessment roll
fled with the County Clerk aforesaid and also filed with the
Township Clerks of the several Townships
there assessed against several pieces parc Of land in said
land said No $96S85
fully said roll filed
Of the County Of Iona that the Supervisors Of the respective
Townships above named be ordered rolls
for their respective Townships said
rooosJ ten
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-03-17
pEDLss LAKE DRAIN
TYLER CREEK DRAIN

@ 5z7U
do hereby certify, that full and
Report of all the Drains constructed finished begun
supervision applied for during the
first 1919 and that the financial statement of each Drain
accompanies this report, true and correct.
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
Dated this day of Henry p. Snyder,
Oct. A. ID. 1919. County Drain Commissioner
Of the County Of
Supervisor supported
and referred the Committee Drains Carried
Ionia, Mich, October 14th 1919.
To the Hon Board of Supervisors:
Your Committee Roads Bridges to whom was
the County Road Commissioners Sept
30 1912 regarding the required for County Road Tax for
Grafton would recommend that the of the
above referred
the recommendations adopted
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-03-17

Further deponent
Paul Winchester.
Subscribed before ne this 10th day Of October
d. 1919. -
Ernest Nash,
Notary Public, Ionia County, Michigan
Ny commission expires Aug 18th 1922.
Moved Supervisor
the Chairman. Carried.
Chairman appointed such Committee, Supervisors B.
To the Honorable Board Of
Gentleman In provisions Of
the Statute IN such
submit Annual Report
County OF n covering the period from the first day October
A. D. 1913 to the first day Of October A. D. 1919.
The following named Drains
the to-wit:
Geo. Long Guy Branch, Potter Mulken. Shehon Realm
Collier & Mud Greek,
The following named been by me-
the year, and only partly completed, towit:
Bliss Cooper, Shook Rowe Madison Hale Post Pedr
Lake, Tyler Creek Mud Creek
Cryderman Drain has been
Shelhorn & Realm Drain Ia beenr
The following named drains have applied for but
established during the the
tow
Answorth & Slowinsh ready to advertise.
Howe & Snow ready to advertise
Shelenberger Drain, have not got all Right of Way.
Holmes Spear Drain have got all Right of Way
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-03-17
John Henderson
Herbert l.. Smith
Lewis G. David
Jas. w. Burns

Committee Roads Bridges
Supervisor
Of the Committee Roads Bridges be accepted
and recommendations adopted. Carried
introduced by Supervisor Travs-
1T RESOLVED, That the County Rran Commits
soner be and hereby
in inspection Of the Board Of
session. all vouh
ers bills and relating each drain
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-23

Fresh Ripe Tomatoes.
Per hushcl, delivered, $l.21. Pat STAT
terry Grocery. Phone loo.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-23

WANTED Il have several very desi"-
able customers waiting to rent the
first available modern small house.
Send me word if you have one to rent.
Tel. GiS-W. T. b. FARRELL.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-23
SUFFRAGE ANTS Of
TENNESSEE DEMAND
PEOPLE TAKE VOTE
RUNAWAY LAW MAKERS CALL
ON STATE TO HOLD MASS MEET
iNGS IN OPPOSITION TO RATl-
FtCATlON OF 10TH AMEND
MENT.

Decatur, Ala. Aug, 23.-Mcmbers
of the Tennessee house Of represent
ativcs here today isseud formal state
ment addressed to the people Of Ten
nessee, setting forth their seasons for
breaking a quorum in the house by
leaving the state II bears the sigma
lures Of thirty-scven members, TWEEN
ty seven democrats and ten rcpubll-
cans.
The statement says in part;
1--WE are convinced that the meth
DDS which were adopted to secure the
passage of the resolutions were i'm
proper and not justified
I'VE believe that the majority OF
the people of Tennessee do not Ia
vor the ratification OF said amend
ment
1--WE felt to have ratified said
amendment would have been to sur
render the sovereign rights OF the
state on the question Of suffrage.
1T Is our purpose to remain ont
side the state for reasonable time
until the people If the state may
have an opportunity to express them
selves In the premises, ana we, there
fore urge that in the several counties
OF the state the people assemble in
mass meetings on Saturday and by
proper resolution indicate their viii
In the matter"
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-23
Conville of Earlvlllo were the guests

, ,,, , ,,,,,, Al, No..
'onV'''e o' '."''si''o wo'o '"o t"''''
OF Ottawa friends lhsl evening
Lawrence sylvia OF Sitea'of was an
olldWa cailer yesterday
NlllItih hniPy ol Ia SAN at'eil"'
ad me Dan RaHte mere yesterday.
AIRS 'har,o''e Iorko'soh SpeHt yes
leraay as inc guest oi la sane
irlciaS'
MISS Efi'la fc'teFaoh oi l,ohiiat
'nolofca her yesterday ana aiieHocu
me pan game -.
MT' anu Mrs Kay 'o'i7"" u N''-
ron were Ottawa ea'io'7 anu Niaitoi9
Fcal''"ny' o..
carr Mar'lh Oh west o''""5l motor
ca 10 rrince'on yeS't'ray ",'e'''oo'i'
ME- '''",'' NJ .,'''''''' w i-F'i'a -,
~ 'ne t"eS' u '''dWd ''ie'"9 an"
fela'l''s ioi lew "dy
MIS- IMAM Meaher mas tt'ufheh
10 Hcr NOME III " duh'S'"' Hl'h'' a.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-23

OUTING RESIDENCES At Dayto1,
Illinois, furnished; three beds in
each apartment. For fun particulars
address w. VAN ETTEN. Mendoza, III.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-23
GREEK WATERS IN
SCRAP: ONE ARRESTED

John Brotos. Greek. employed at
the Andan restaurant IN Madison,
street. was placed under arrest last
night about 1880 o'clock, by officer
James Fox, charged with attacking
John Stylam, another Greek, who Is
employed at the Colonial Chocolate
shop on La Sale street,
The assault Il said to have occur
red about - O'Clock at the corner of
Madison and Columbus streets in
front of the College inn cafe. Slylam
alleges that BrotOs struck him sever
al times in the face. Stylam, after
having the miXup with Eroto8, went
to Officer James Fox and order that
Brotos be placed under arrest. Brotos
furnished bonds of SIS and was re
leased.
The assault is said to have been
the result of previous quarrel over
girl Both after the arrest stated
that was the cause of the fight. To
day Brotos denies his statements
made last night and declares that
Stylam called him bad names and
that he would not stand for it. Brotos
appearcd before Judge Koenig about
/ o'clock today and wanted 10 plead
guilty before his enemy appeared.
Koenig ordered him to appear at .
O'Clock
At the hearing at JHdgc KOonig' 5
court room Brutos plead guilty to
the charge of attacking Stylam and
admitted that the whole argument
started over a girl in Ottawa, Brotos
was assessed a fine of S21.15.
Michael EFclftrich was also arraign-
ed before Judge koenig at 2 o'clock
and plead guilty to the charge placed
against him by Police Onicpr Dan
Fitzgerald. He was assessed fine
# $9l5,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-23

\ Ourprico Cmtwyp mfww "
1t Will pay you to call early to get
in on this big special proposition
Sale will CON inue all this week. And i.
don't forget you can have until Nov
omher first TO pay. We will not charge
j ltnrnAi
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-23
~H ~ ESYrryErS tgSNyTya
AzA9ANS " aHNs HN
ADVERTISERS
@5b
(Main want add section page iive.>

FOR SALE Desirable building 10. on
street car line, South Ottawa, with
water and gas connections; sewer ana
paving paid. WILLIAM -. FtLLEk-
TON. 609 La Sale st
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-23
BIG


Here we 90 again with good news
for the man that uses good honest
auto tires and tubes. We are 1oinu
to put on Special Sale McClaren j g.
.. Tires, and we have the price so
you can come in and save many dol
lars on each tire and tube Here is
our proposition and nowhere else In.
the wide world can you beat the prop
osition for prices, guarantee and the
time you have to pay for them.
Every tire and tube you buy at the
prices you see below we will give 60
days time to pay for same without =
interest or give until November first
TO pay. Also we will guarantee every
tire 10 run over 5000 miles on big
cars and ON Ford cars $500 miles "
they don't run over 5000 miles bring
| back the ire and get new tire frees
they don't run over 5000 miles
/ bring it back and get Il new tire for
| half price. All other makes Of tire| .
| YOU pay for the miles you run them. II
| they prove defective. We don't
charge you for the mileage if they go
wrong. A guarantee like that along I
| With price, ought to convince every
auto owner tina we have the best and ,
only tire for him to buy. Mcclaren
j. &. Or Tires are real tires made
| from real fabric and rubber and made
| by men who stand high among tire
| makers. We will back up this guar
! antee, and below YOU see the prices
! you pay, no more and no less. We
are doing this to go McClaren j, e
D. Tires upon your wheels SO you
will find out what Il real tire they are