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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-10-28
i3UHL WINS IN
FOOTBALL WITH
Filler, 7 TO 0

Buhl high schools football team
won its first victory of the season
asst Friday when the Filler high
chool team was defeated by n
core OF TO d at Filler. The game
vas pronounced ons of the clean
est games ever played i'm the state.
according to Filler business men
Who were on the sidelines. both
teams playing i'm an admirably
sportsmanlike manner.
Bull received the kickoff and car
ried the ball to within 20 yards OF
he goal on line plays when fow-
ward pass from Gill ton to Tough re-
iulted in the lone touchdown OF the
game. Bull showed superior team
work on the offense while Filler was
Unable TO make gains on the defense.
making first downs only two times
turing the game. Practically all OF
the game was played in Filler terri
tory.
Filler showed GOO interference on
long end runs. this being the only
way I'm which she made gains. She
'ailed in forward passes every time
This style of play was attempted.
About half of Bulbs gains were made
IN forward passes.
Snyder and Loush were inter-
hanged in the position of right end
md quarterback On the defense
snyder assumed the role of quarter
Jack while on the offense Tough toos
this position. Tough on the right end
IN the offensive. with Barigar right
.uard and Angelow. right tackle, al
lowed no runs around their end OF
the line. forcing Filler to 90 around
left end. Tough and Angelow were
without a doubt the stars OF the
game.
All OF the Bull players. as we'll as
Coach H. w. Barry. expressed them
selves well pleased with the courteous
treatment Filler gave the visiting
team. They were given excellent
quarters 70 rdressing. etc. immedi-
ately after their arrival In machines
IN the afternoon OF the game. In
he evening a halloween party was
given in honor OF the visiting players,
4 which all enjoyed the hospitality
II Filler TO the full.
The local grid warriors are sched-
uled to meet the JeAome high school
on the Twin Falls grid
ron tomorrow friday afternoon.
The game will be played as one o.
he series being staged by the league
for the entertainment OF the teachers
the institute at Twin Falls
this week.
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STRENUOUS CAMPAIGN
WILL CLOSE TUESDAY

What so far has been one of the
quietest campaigns in local history,
will terminate on Tuesday next when
voters thruout the county. state and
nation will cast their votes for the
candidates OF their choice.
The polling place In Filler will be
at the grade school building
board composed OF the following
named men will constitute the clerks
and judges OF election
Judges-Jacob T. Musser. l.. NJ
Smith, t. ID. Connor; Tellers-A. +.
Anderson. ID. f. Chapman. Grover
Davis.
Polls will open vt o'clock a. m
and close at 7 o'clock p. m.
Registration books for this cleo
tion close at 3 O'Clock Saturday night
Mrs. Dora Shaffner Is registrar for
this precinct; Mrs. r. F. Moseley
Is registrar for Maroa precinct. Mrs
Shaffner will accept registrations at
her home at Sixth street and Union
today and tomorrow. She will be at
the Modern Drug shop Saturday.
Voters now hi We four days In
which to make up their minds as 10
the candidates they will vote for
Tuesday. Excepting for the usual
eleventh-hour appeals. voters have
pretty generally made up their minds
as TO the way they will vote and
many surprises are expected to be
revealed when the complete returns
are given.
Interest centers in the Nugent-
Gooding fight for senator. The for
mer is seeking reelection, while ex-
Governor Gooding is making siren
uous campaign TO be seated as Ida
hos junior senator
q 0ovefnor Davis is making his
campaign for reelection ON the rec
ord OF his cabinet form OF govern
ment, while T. A. Walters, attorney
general under the Alexander admin
istration is his democratic opponent
In the county. ten OF the present
republican county officials are seek
ing reelection. Three ex-seryice
men on the democratic ticket are
candidates for the offices of probate
Judge, county attorney and sheriff.
All the present board of county
commissioners are seeking re-elec-
ton on the republican ticket, among
them being, T. f. Moore. OF Filler
present chairman of the board, who
is opposed by T. ID. Conner. demo-
crat. also OF Filler.
Mrs. George Patton. instructor In
the local schools. is making the race
the democratic ticket for the Of
flee OF county superintendent OF
schools against Miss Brlttomart
Wolfe, republican, present incum-
bent.
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T. D. Common
ENDORSED BY
WALLACE PAPER
Local Man Praised by Newspaper
Published in Wallace. His
Former Home.

T. ID. Conner, democratic candidate
for county commissioner from this
district. was recently paid an appre-
ciated compliment by the Wallace
Press-Times. the leading newspaper
of the city in which he formerly re-
sided.
Mr.. Conner is one of the pioneers
of the Filler country and has lived for
rs years on his fine l6O-acre ranch
a mile and a half west Of Filler.
Among other things. the Wallace
paper has the following 10 say re-
garding Mr.. Connor's candidacy
His many friends in Wallace VIII
he pleased TO know that T. ID. Conner,
formerly OF this city. but now a resi-
dent Of Filler. is now candidate Tor
commissioner from his home district
In Twin Falls county and that MS
success Is likely. Mr.. Sonnor was
formerly mayor OF Wallace and the
people OF this city heartily endorse TO
this day his cleaning out OF Pine
street. Later Mr.. Conner ran for
sheriff and was Applied ~ sS----
men who desired him not q clforce
the Law i'm some respects II elected
for their votes and influence. This
he refused to do although he knew
what Il would mean to him. But he
has never regretted his stand.
MIR. Conner Is a successful ana
competent man ar 4 those ~ho knew
MIN In his many years residence in
the Occur d'Alene know that his
netxhbors In south Idaho will make
no mistake in selecting a man so we'll
i tied as county commissioner.
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FRIDAY WAS
A BUSY DAY

Friday was busy day In
Filler.
starting at a. m. with the
shrieking OF the fire siren sum
moning sleeping villagers 10 the
scene OF the Van Ausdeln fire
In the Nibley-Channel building
on Yakima avenue. the days
program was filled until the last.
minute before mid hight
Nexf on the program was the
Buhl-riler football game at the
fair grounds. which drew fair
size crowd OF fans.
AZ o'clock Friday evening a
ha nawe'en party was given by
the students OF the Rural high
school. attended by the student
body. the faculty. many patrons
and the visiting team OF football
players from Bull.
A. the same. hour a democratic
rally was called TO order at the
Gem. theater. Judge X. |. Perky
OF Boise was the principal.
speaker, his subject being the
League OF NationJ.
Simultaneous with this
musical concert was being heard
at Reybroco roof garden by n
good sized house. The great
shirley and his company OF four
accompanying artists were the
attractions here.
The final act on the days pro-
sram was an American Legion
dance at the same hall which
started at 10 o'clock, drawing
patronage from all OF the events
OF the evening.
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JUDGE PERKY
SPEAKS HERE
PropouSd- Arguments for United
support ~ Democratic Cause
in State and Nsstos-

Judge X. I. Perky OF Boise spoke
al a democratic mass meeting hello al
the Gem theater here Friday nikh1
A good sired crowd was present 70
hear the discourse which dealt mainly
with the league OF nations issue. Sew
sral county candidates on the demo
cratic ticket were also present al the
rally.
r. ID. Conner. democratic candi-
late for county commissioner from
his district. acted as chairman az
the meeting.
Judge Perky impressed himself
a a forceful and eloquent speaker,
md presented many arguments In
support OF the covenant which 10 nov
occupying such an important part IN
he election, to be held Tuesday.
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A. D. ACKERLY
WRITES FROM
TACOMA, WASH.
Filler Butcher. Who Disappeared In
June. Writes From Hospital
at Tacoma, Wash.

A. d. Ackerly. Filler business man
and member fthe local post OF the
American Legion, who mysteriously
disappeared the night OF June IL. Is
alive and is now at 1908 Pacific av-
enue, Tacoma. Wash.
This news WAS conveyed In let
Ter received on Wednesday OF last
week by r. II. Fowler. his partner
IN the Peoples market.
II got out OF hospital here yes
terday." Ackeriy wrote In his letter
which was dated oct. II. and have
been a patient there for a month. r~-
covering from an operation for APP
pendicitis. The doctors said ! would
have been dead by now. had | not
undergone the operation. which was
a serious one"
In his letter TO dis business part
ner he assigned no other reason for
his sudden departure several months
ago. excepting that he left for sew
sral reasons
Il was sick" he said. "and am
sorry that | left IN the manner / did.
cut will be back 10 Filler soon"
Clothes that he ordered sent To
h'm, by r.. -. Crane OF the Munyon
rooms. had been received. according
TO the letter.
Following Ackerlys disappearance
here in June. searchIag parties were
formed In an attempt TO locate the
missing man. Fear that he had been
taken III. or that foul play had be-
fallen him, caused much anxiety on
the part OF his friends here.
The letter re,e'"ad by MIR. Fowler
Is the first definite information that
has been heard OF him since the date
OF HIS disappearance.
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SPECIAL SERVICES AT MARoA;
SUNDAY SCHOOL AZ 10 A. NJ.

II is announced that on Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock there viii be
Sunday school at the Msroa school.
with preaching services at II o'clock
nd at 1890 o'clock in the evening
apt. r. w. Hallowell. formerly with
he Red Cross at Archangel, Russia.
nd Berlin. Germany. II conducting
'eyiyal services at Maroa. He preach
= every night except this Friday al
30 O'Clock In his dIscourses he
= said 10 weave fl his interesting es-
,eriences among the war sufferers.
not new gospel. but a reaffirms-
ion OF the old. fl the burden OF bis
message.
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At the annual election of the
Ladies' Aid society OF the NJ. r
church held yesterday afternoon. the
following officers were elected for
the ensuing term OF office: Mrs. A
4. Timm. president. Mrs. G. W. Case
vice president: Mrs. NJ. G. Goode. sec
Rotary: Mrs. {. 4. Deal, treasurer. A
sote OF thanks was given the retiring
president. Mrs. George Potter, ano
Mrs. Charles McCleary. vice presi
dent. The remaining Officers are
serving their second term. n wa
decided at yesterdays meeting "a
conduct a church dinner the eve
ming OF election day. Nov. ?.
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SAYS NIGH coST or LIVING
SHOULD NOT WORRY FILLER

Meat II cheaper IN Filler than In
some OF the other towns ~ the
county.
This Is proven by the experience
OF q Twin Falls man. who has po-
sltion here. From the savings be eff
fects by purchasing from local shops
bis caily supply of meat for a fam
fiy OF five. he states that he can pay
the expense OF railroad travel be.
tween here and Twin Falls. and stiil
have money left.
Meat averages 10 cents pound
cheaper here than Ia Twin Falls.
says this gentleman. Il buy our
bread. butter and many OF the gro
cerles here. an effect savings on
all these items.
II is known that Filler merchants
have always enjoyed PATRONAGE OF
Neigh boring towns. because OF the
cheaper prices prevailing here.
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ELECTION RETURNS WILL
BE GIVEN FOR THOSE
INTERESTED IN EVENT

I. There will b. at least two
; places in Filler Tuesday night
; where election returns will be
; given.
; Mrs. Tanner. proprietor OF
the Gem theater has made ar
, rangements TO have the full and
; complete leased wire service, to-
/. gether with county results by tel
ephone from Twin Falls.
At the theater the returns viii
> be read from the stage. This fea-
I. ture will be given In conjunction
with the regular picture show.
?. and no extra charge Will be
|: made for the service.
The same service will be sup
= piled by the Filer Commercial
club. which will have he com
: plete election returns at a place
yet to be announced. However,
' no entertainment will be pro-
; yided by the club.
a a n n a a a q :. = :.
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FOOT SPECIALIST
WILL BE AT HUB
VIII Give Free Advice ON Care and
Treatment Of the Feet

Al the Hub clothing store next
"wednesday. a foot specialist viii be
mere turnout the day TO treat ana
saxssa customers and the public In
General In the care and treatment OF
the feet
This nan, who is doctor. comes
direct from the Chicago offices OF the
SchoIl Manufacturing company man.
ufacturers OF foot speeiaf'es anu
orthopedic appliances
Tanuenbaum and ArnOvitz. propri-
.s,or. Of the Hub clothing store an
nounee that treatment and advice
riven b ythe Chicago specialist viii
70 free. an dthey invite all foot suf-
ferers and those troubled with SINH
lar ailments TO visit their store on
that day. to receive the aid that VIII
he supplied them by man competent
IN the treatment OF such cases
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Filler Men Undergo
Hardships on Hunt
Leave Auto Snowbound In Three Feet
of snow South Of Rogef-on.

tf FutN H'u'h W 'N'N''
Reciting a tale OF narrowing er-
oeriences on a bllzzard-swept desert
ou;h ~ Rogerson. a Filler party
composed OF James Penny. ID. w.
Rupp. John Penny and william TIL
len arrived home safe and sound last
week and are now CONCENTRATING
themselves on the fortunate develop
ment OF circumstance.
The party left here Sunday. Oct
10. bound for the home OF Blk game.
% miles south Of here. John Penny
vas taken IA on the Tuesday follow
ng. and II was necessary 10 take the
xas fthe s~o cars 30 that Tilden
sould bring the sick man 10 his home
iers. They arrived acre safely that
light. and Penny has recovered from
his illness.
This left Jim Penny and ID. W.
lupp alone on the desert With Wild
,lizzard blowing. and three feet OF
nov On the rrou q. They found
efuge at a farmhouse. and on Fri
lay procured horse and rode into
togers0n. where they boarded the
Sagebrnsh Special and came home
y RAN on Saturday OF last week.
The stranded Ford remains where
hey left II. snowbound south OF
Rogerscn.
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RETURNS FROM SAD MISSION

o. J. childs returned yesterday
from Tilden. Neb.. where he was
called by the death OF his mother.
hrs. r. v. Childs. aged ~. on Oct.
IS. Mrs. Chiids was instantly killed
"a an automobile sccident Oct IS,
rear Basset, Neb. Funeral services
we're held last Thursday.
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DEMO- RATIO RALLY At GEM
THEATER HERE FRIDAY

A democratic rally will be held at
the Gem theatcr Friday night. al
which time W. Orr Chapman. chair
man OF the speakers bureau OF the
county democratic organization. viii
address the Filler public on the
league OF nations and state and conn-
~ issues.
II n announced that many OF the
democratic candidates for county Of
flcae will also be present al the meet
ing. which Is scheduled TO begin at
o'clock sharp.
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LEGION CONCERT rLEasEs.

The great Shirley musical concert
given by the local post fths Amsri-
AN Legion. Friday night AZ Rey-
broco roof garden, proved 10 be a
pleasant entertainment. and was we'll
patronixed. The dance which follow
" the program was equally well at
tended
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arRpLAxE WILL NOT APPEAR
IN Filler A. ANNOUNCED

Word was received Just as The
Record ~ going 10 press that the ar
plane flights scheduled 10 be given "
Hugh Barker Ia this city tomorrow
noon. have been postponed TO a later
date. The failure OF the necessary re
pairs for the plane TO arrive when ex-
pected is given as the reason for the
postponement. II Is stated that Filer
residents will be given an opportunity
later 10 make sky trip.
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ANOTHER LEGION DANCE
AT REyBRoCO FRIDAY EVE.

An American Legion dance will be
given Friday night at Reybroco ROOT
Garden. Walls orchestra of Twin
Falls has been engaged for the oc.
ssion and a special brand OF syn
opated music IL promised 10 all VINO
ftend the hop.
Patrons OF the Legion dances de.
iare that the Reybroco floor IL per.
APPS the best In the county. and tbs'
he Legion dances are proving 10 BE-
he outstanding social events OF the
0mmanity.
Those In charge OF the dance 10
norrO1 night announce that an 81
smpt will be made 10 make II one
Of the most successful OF the season.
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rrrns rLEAsx IN RECITAL

A public recital by the pupils OF
Mrs.. N. ~ Truitt, given af the Meth
odist church Wednesday evening az.
fraeted q large audience OF Interested
I .steners. The individual pupils are
said 70 have exhibited excellent train
ng. and the program provided was
an appreciated musical event
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WALTZ RAISES
FINEST HORSES
IN THE WEST
Earl X. Waltz Takes Tbirty-Two
Ribbons With shires and Per-
cherons AT State Fair.

The current number OF the Idaho
State Farmer carries on the front COW
e, the pictures OF the six grand
champion horses OF the Idaho state
fair. or the six champions. four OF
hem were the property OF Il. X.
Waltz. well-known Filler horse breed
IT. living west OF town on the state
highway.
The horses are: Josylous, senior
and grand champion Percheron stall
lion: Cannon. grand champion Per
heron mare; Bay Joe. grand cham
pion Shire stallion. and Flora Zion.
grand champion Shire mare, all OF the
~ altz herd.
About three miles northwest OF
Filler is one of the finest thorough
bred stock farms In the west. Earl
r. Waltz. owner o fthe place. is max
ing the raising OF purebred horses
his life work and. judging from the
way his horses took ribbons at the
fairs where he has exhibited them, he
Is eminently successful.
At the county fair his English
hires and Percherons swept nearly
everything before them. At the state
air at Boise. where his stock was In
competition Win the btbt Ntrttfn
iorses, he repeated his success.
Thirty-two firsss. seconds and
birds were taken by stock from the
Waltz farm. according TO the an
Iouncements from the fair grounds.
n the shire class Bay Joe took the
'lrst for stallion three years and I'M
or four years; Master Waltz TOOK
Hrst for stallion under one year Ton
1..A lxaf To-
rood mare ten years and over while
flora Zion and Headlight Beauty
we're awarded first and second for
BROOD mare years and under 10
years.
The other awards in shires taken
" Mr.. Waltz were: Mare. year,
nd under 5. Edna Blossom. first.
mare. under one year. second. May
waltz: mare and foal. first. Flora Bin
md May Waltz: best stud. consisting
n one stallion and three mares.
Bay Joe was declared senior grand
hampton and Master Waltz. Junior
aud reserve champion stallion. The
tensor champion mare was Mr.
Waltx's Flora Zion. This mare was
also awarded grand champion mare.
In the Percheron class the following
awards were made to Mr. waifz'F
stock. Herd sires. years old and
over. first Josyious. stallion. years
and under 3. Careno. first stallion un-
der year. Carnot Waltz. first. brood
mare. 10 years and over. first. De-
iroit: second. Ethel H.: brood mare
years and under 10 first. Cannon.
second. Delms. third. Miss Emma
mare and foal. SO point each. Miss
Emma and Carnot Waltz; Get OF one
dre. either ser, animals. American
lred, frat: best stud, consisting OF
stallion and three mares.
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CORN PRODUCTS
DEMONSTRATION

Mrs. Ella NJ. Fenton will give .
demonstration OF Mazofa oil al tn
tinted Stores Friday and Saturday
Demonstration VIII be given in tn
use Of this product IN the prepare
ton OF doughnuis. Thousand-lsian'
dressing. salad dressing and ofhe'
foods. Customers Of the store WI
be given samples OF these foods
Similar demonstrations were held a
the c. A. Love store today. and a.
BEEN & Hammerquist's yesterday.
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ABSENT VOTING
INSTRUCTIONS
ARE PUBLISHED
Voters May Exercise Right Of Hal
lot Whether They Are Home
Election Day or Not.

In order that qualified voter OF
this state may vote while absent
rom his precinct on election day he
must have been duly registered In
ais precinct.
A voter absent from HIS precinct
may vote by NATL whether Ia the state
Il Idaho or outside OF the state. The
'onnty Auditor will send out official
saliots. at any Time within fifteen
lays preceding the election. TO absent
voters who apply for same. This
application must be duly signed aud
worn To by the elector applying for
the ballot before an official author
>ed 10 administer oaths. The voter
should arrange 10 get HIS ballot ms
sarly AS possible. so as TO return IL
his County Auditor at least one
lay before the election. The voter
marks his ballot and returns II To the
Auditor by registered letter In an en-
leiope enclosed for that purpose. On
the back OF the envelope he viii find
statement which IL 10 b~ filled In
md signed. II you desire to vote by
nail. cut off these instructions and
Use the blank below In applying TO
your County Auditor for ballot.
Application for ballot 10 be voted
az the general election. Nov. 2, 1920
State OF Idaho. county of..............-.
l.
10 soiemnly swear that am a duly
lualified and registered elector OF
the state of Idaho and county off,.
at
........................... Ia tho
........................... ........... election
precinct. ! expect to be absent from
said election precinct on the date 81
said election. ! hereby apply for
an official ballot or ballots 10 be
voted by myself at such election.
subscribed and sworn TO before me
this day OF
...s.s.. iS1"
tofficial Tltle)
Mail this ballot TO me at-....-........,......
..............,.....,.., State. ...........,.,..-
81. and No .................................
In lieu OF the above the following
method may be used where practic-
able
Any voter knowing that he Ii 10 be
absent on the day OF election may
call at the office OF the County Au-
diior for his county an dobtain a bal
lot. voting II az the said office. seal
ing II and depositing n with that o.
deer. before leaving his home. This
olan obyiates tho necessity OF using
the mail In sending the official bal
lot TO the voter and having Il re-
turned by him.
The law provides that ballots voted
by absent electors must be delivered
BY the county auditor TO the election
Judges OF the precinct In which the
oyter a. registered On the day OF
the election these Judges open the
ballot and count q as a ballot voted
al the said precinct. upon ascertain
ing that the voter IL duly registered.
Just the came as II the voter were
there In person.
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Walter and Shesrer and Jesse
Hssnline are the suctioneers for .
public auction sale TO be held by W
r. Hardin at his farm mile east and
two and . half miles south OF Euh.
= week from today.
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william Butterworth entertain
d q number OF friends AZ s o'clock
chicken dinner. Sunday. The guests
we're the Misses Resale sample
Mary Sample. yalma Anderson.
Marie McElligott Mr.. and Mrs.
-barles Sample. and Messrs. w. NJ.
sample. W. NJ. Kudrns, Noeei Bar
ey. and Renzs Henderson. The eve
ning was spent in games. and a de-
'iclous lunch was served al q late
hour.
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qualified and registered elector OF
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precinct. ! expect to be absent from
said election precinct on the date 81
said election. ! hereby apply for
an official ballot or ballots 10 be
voted by myself at such election.
fSfguedl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
To 5 Dodge Owners
a Closed Car: for Only $3.50

NO use running the risk Of Flu or Pneumonia for
you and your loved ones, out in all this bad
weather IN an open car-when you can leave il,
mere, pay $3.50. and drive away in u real closed
car the Rex Dodge Winter Top. We recommend
Inc kcS after seasons Of splendid service. II
combines appearance. comfort and sturdy con-
Struction and perfect fit At this low price We
deliver attached to your touring car, war tax and
freight paid.