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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-25
ANNOUNCEMENTS

There win be a called meeting of the board of directors of the Alabama Girls Vocational School at woodlawn on Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock at the Business Women's Club
 The Catholic women's Club will meet on Wednesday afternoon at 2:s0 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Charles Lichty, 163 South Poplar street.
 The College Womens Club will meet on Tuesday afternon at the Business Wom- ens' Club.
 There will be called meeting of the officers and chairrnen of the Barrett School Improvement Association on Mon day morning at 10 o'clock at the school
 The committee of the East Lake boys community work and the directors will meet Thursday evening at o'clock at the home of Mir. and Mrs. H. Scudder Ryall at East Lake.
 The Salter chapter, o. E. s.. No. 21. will celebrate it's eighteenth anniversary on Thursday evening at o'clock at Ma sonic temple.g The affair win be in the nature of a social and linen shower for the Masonic Home and all members or the 0. E. S and their friends are invited to attend.
 The members of the guild include Mrs. Claud Mcintosh, Mrs. Ray Averett Mrs. Mary Lee Averett, Mrs. Alex Birch. Mrs. Edwin Chairsell, Mrs. J. V. Coe, Mrs. Melville Drennen, Mrs. E. J. Dunn, Mrs. w. R. J. Dunn, Mrs. J. J. Hill. Miss Heriott, Mrs. c. F. Hogue, Mrs. David aHncocke, Mrs. Forney Johnston, Miss Ada Lewis, Mrs. William Wilson, Mrs. 2. c. Wilson, Mrs. Underwood. Mrs. Vir ginia Underwood. Mrs L. St. John Smith, Mrs. Lllie Sloss, Mrs. H. W. Tinker, Mrs. Eugene Lloyd, Mrs. Maud Mrs. T. A. Murhpree, Miss Helen Mclean. Mrs. R R. Randolph. and Mrs. 2. D. Smith.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. R. Frantz of Crimes boro, Ill, are spending a few days in -he city, having come to be present at the marriage of their daughter, Miss Floyd Mabel Wright, and MT. Victor on Saturday.
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WORLD SERVICE
 PROGRAMME

The '. W. C. A. will soon entertain 6 campaign to secure for the associa- tion a world fellowship fund for 1920 ' and Alabama's share will be s30, ! Miss Lean Easley win be the state ! director, Mrs Edwin Little of Mobile 1 chairman of finance and Mrs. J. b. E Waterman of Mobile chairman of pub j hcity.
 | In finding jobs for girls.
 In one year the Y W. C. A. employ, ment bureau secured 77.956 girls lucra- tive em mployment.
 The national fund will be expended: :: / 2. Tn Americanizing the foreign born. made American women. ! International institutes reach 00s foreign born families. Girls must be ' 3. In helping the neighbor girl by establishing much~needed hostess houses at Honolulu in the Philippines and Canal Zone and in caring for vast numbers of girls coming from South America andAIexico-
 4. In housing girls in Washington, 45,o00 of whom are retained for recon struction work
 5. In taking care of Mary Pick fords" who leave the country for the city with moving picture ambitions. These girls, often runaways swamp the studio clubs now established.
 G. In providing new secretaries al 0oHit anu hui bEeHs- -bb JI WnOUl SHEuiu be added to the already busy group. !, :. Tn establishing industrial centers.
 Ten such centers have been estab- nshed in 10 large panufacturing cities of the United States. The girls from the factories get recreation and rest after a days work in cozy and home like surroundings provided by the ". at the industrial center.
 How the local fund is expended:
 i. Safeguarding the girls away from home.
 ?. Providing (a) educational classes, religious and secular; (b) business training, (e) physical development, (d) wholesome food al low cost (e) com fortable homes. Cf) recreation, (g) op. portunity to share in national and for eign work.
 Miss Helen F. Barnes of New York City, a special adviser from the na- *ionAl board of the Young Women's Christian Association for the publicity end financial campaign in the south, Is here in the interest of the great world service programme, planned by the association. and has been sched- uled to speak before number of audi enoes.
 Miss Barnes has recently been speak tng throughout the south. where she presented this gigantic nationwide programme.
 She was the first industrial secre-
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RANDOM NOTES

Miss Bertha Coplan. who has been i'll for the past few weeks. is improving and is now spending some time at Biloxi.
 News comes from Miss Vera Mae Brewer telling of most enjoyable win- ter in Chicago, where she is studying voice. She writes of attending a num- Der of operas, among them being Carmen. Rip Van Wrinkle, l. Elisis D'Amore.
 MT. and Mrs. Hunter Watkins have re- turned from a two-weeks' stay in New York.
 Miss Emily Boisclair is spending 10 days in New York.
 Mrs. David Weller and daughter, Miss Shirley Weller. of Milwaukee. Wis. are the guests of Mir. and Mrs, Harry Han over
 L'Etude 'dArt Club will meet on Fri day at 2:So o'clock. at the home of Mrs. J. ". Maynor. on Cliff road
 The active and advisory board of the Mercy Home will hold their annual meeting at the home on Tuesday morn- ing at 1o:so o'clock. The public is i'm vited to attend
 MT. Arnold Hrsch, after spending three weeks in New York. has returned home.
 Mrs. Annie Carney has returned from an eastern trip.
 Miss Ellen Wood, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Wade Wood. will leave Thurs day for Randolph Macon college to spend the remainder of the winter.
 Mrs. H. M. Burns is i'll at St. Vim cents hospital following an operation for appendicitis.
 Mrs. Gus Jones and Miss May Ram sey will leave today for California, where they will spend the next few months.
 Mrs J. W. Williams will leave shortly for Atlanta to make her home. Parker is stationed at Camp Dix, N J., until September 1, and will return there February i. Mrs. Parker will be at home with Mr.>and Mrs. J. D Par ker parents of the groom. ct HIT South cullom street. city.
 The Mary Echcl7 chapter O. E. s. No. l25, will hold social meeting on Fri day evening at o'clock at the Masonic Temple at Fiarview.
 Miss Jessie Porter will arrive Tues
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tary of the Y. W. C. A. and is also pioneer town and country worker. At one time she. as state secretary for Missouri and Kansas. during which time she visited 100 or more institu- tions in the interest of the Y. W. c. A For one year she was dean of women at Drury College. Springfield, Mo. She spent the years of the war under the British flag. The women of Australia, New Zealand and Auckland asked her to come to Australia to organize the first national Y W. c. A. on those islands. There she spent six years, re- turning to the United States two years ago to do war work.
 Miss Barnes special interest now is to establish a secretarial retirement fund and thus put the association on par with other big organizations which have pension fund for retired, faithful, longtime workers.
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Society News and Activities of City and Suburbs

some hotel in Albany to cost s9oO,ooo.
 B. L. Malone has just completed one brick, two-story store building on -Moul- ton street and announces that he will construct another immediately on the corner of Moulton street and First ave- nue. Hughes & TidweIl are erecting cotton warehouse on Moulton street, cost ing Iio,C00, and the Churchill compress this week completed two warehouses, costing s25.oo0, with a capacity of a,5oo bales each. S. M. Thompson and Dr.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-25

spring on brick mercantile building, two stories on Moulton street, and Pat terson Brothers Mercantile Company an- noUnced some time ago that the company will build five stories on Mouiton as
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soon as the -s-~'+r opens.
 Total building projects here under was and planned for early beginning io-ai nearly ss,oo0.eoo
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day from Key West. Fla. to visit Mrs Will Webster and Mir. Webster for several weeks.
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The committee of the East Lake boys community work and the directors will meet Thursday evening at o'clock at the home of Mir. and Mrs. H. Scudder Ryall at East Lake.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
tlJCIiOhS--LEG<M
Legal Notices.

hiyL l,3SIh tIs 1 Ns;i2,laI l,a%f
r,,Setors % this Mnk has, ,o,,iv d9ciaren
me CO l,ni st"gh. "'.yabir Aptil !. le:9
-. 1870. ,i!"cks VIII be mailed. ". NJ
Goddard. crshier.
NorIcE--ra Whom II Ma" & pncrrn: ~
haze applied 20 the iudGc of TIE liustir.u
Court "i III" cit" ~ Richmond Va" i"t
pSnniasion 10 &H.cnsc ardent Jpiri,s o.
phy%tcIru'> presentations Tn SprinEct
Drug Compare. 500 N.nablc street. Rich
m"nd. Va.
SEALED HinS VIII - received at :hc OF
ia. .! tho u. sidrut up until noon. -2tur
day, April 30 lo2o. for the erection and
conuieiiou OF !, womel's corni!tpry Tor The
College OF William ;,ud Mary. ~ Williams
hurg. Nirriuin riaus and spccinca;ions
"tiice Of The ,nrchi,ec,s. after, March -.
1920. Bond VIII hr required. 'Ihc light ~
reserved TO reject any or all bids ~
order nf Tho committee. Dr. j. y. C
chandler. prosidc.nt Williamsburg; Nir-
Times Dispatch building. Richmond. F'r-
riula
viKGINTA rTusT 90. Wivh,nond Va.
March lr 1920: Tho directors OF this
company have this day declared n quar-,
;crly dividend ri per cent. pavabin April
|. 1920. TO sIoclshoidcrs Of record on March
-. 1920 T.. H. Ayleu. Secretary
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We will sell the above very valu-
able property at auction, Oh the
premises, on
BY uAKRIsoN-DYER co.
AUCTION SALE
WEDNESDAY. APRIL I. 1920.
at o'clock l.. Nj, of
WILLOW HILL"


WILLOW HILL"
a most beautiful James River Elan
tation of l,l6Gi. acres near brandon,
Prince George County. Va
1.1G1 acres by deed. by recent survey
1.lG61. acres, about 400 acres. moro or
less, in arabic land under cultivation
balance In timber and wood The saw
mill timber is estimated at about three
million feet. about one million feet is
million. to one and quarter million
feet is pine. the balance is hardwood,
such as poplar. gum, oak. etc.
The residence contains is rooms.
The ba rms and implement sheds are in
good condition. The water on the
place is unsurpassed This is supplied
by an artcsian we'll. running so gallons
Il minute, which rises 20 feet. The
water is delivered by "a ram to the resi-
dcncc and barns.
On the western side is navjgablc
creek. which puts shipping facilities
within Il few hundred yards Of the
barns. The soil is good loan, with
splendid quality.
There are few places on jar River
which oifor so many attractions and
possibilities. This farm must be seen
to be appreciated. II is well equipped
ca II be purchased from the owner at n
reasonable price.
TERMS: Dne-third cash. balance on
credit Of one, two and three wears
HENRY l.. PLtMAIER. Owner
JAS. X. HARRISON, Auctionecr.
Petersburg. Va.
Var
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STREET rAvING-sOUTH BOSTON. VA
The town of South Boston. Va. invites
bids until . o'clock p. NJ. March 81. on
improving and paving the following
Upper Main street. Main Street. Viii
born Avenue. Broad Street, Arch Street and
Pavlns to to be of Sheet Asphalt Asphalt
total amount TO he approximately 1900
square yards.
Bios axe desired unon UNIT PRICE
a certinrd, check, in the sum of Three
Hundred Dollars ;3no:ool. will be required
from each bidder. which viii become a
forfeit to the town OF South Boston. Va.
IF contract is no. entered upon and bond
executed promptly after the award.
The successful bidder will he acquired
TO execute an indemnity bond in the sum
Of Twenty five Thousand Dollars (So5-
Ooo,; to safeguard the faithful execution
OF the contract.
Specifications forms Of contract. Of bond.
etc. may I've seen at tho Office OF the Mayor
OF obtained from him. on rsIuest. by send
inE check for Ten Dollars $4,000. This
cheek will lie returned only to person sub
uniting bona hdc bids. and who have re :
turned the specifications. etc., in good
The town Of South Boston reserves the
rishi to reject any, or AZ BIDS.
J. y. AMBI.ER.
Consulting Engineer
:22l Monument Avenue,
Richmond. Va.
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i2Y y. w. BOWIE & son.
Real Estate Auctioncers.

or TEEsT TEE,, A !, +, ;So; SA NE ~.
TAYLOR AND NJ I l. y r L r r
In eNecut ion Of certain deed OF
Gu s' r. asasH n %a * sf ee ana
Richmond Ch;nccry Court. in Deed
Boo, Book 2to.C; nass 500. there having
tion Of the debt theraby secured and
being required by one Of tho bcnc-
iciaries therein so 20 do. the under
the premises. on
MONDAY, MARCH 80. 1920.
at O'Clock t. NJ,
the lot above referred to and dcscrIbed
IN SAID deed of trust us follows: Be-
EinninE 90 feet from tho northeastcrn
intersection OF Taylor and Mulberry
Streets and runnin. thence northward-
~ along the east line of Mulberry
Street GO feet to an 1S-foot alley. thence
aStWnrdiS at right angles and betwecn
parallel lines tthc north line being the
south inc OF said alley. and the south
me sr neins So feet from the north line
alley
TERMS; Cash sufficient to pay COST
OF eX ,tsai this deed: including &c.
charge s357.a0 evidenced by mast due
20 la2e; $3.50 due September 20, 1920:
aue March 30. 1871: Sas.5o '1 due SI June
20. i:2l S325o due September 90. 1921.
and s2.6oo.oo due Scptembcr 90 1901:
anu II th' purchase money he sufficient
upon n iurti,cr credit. $4,000 with
interest from September 30 1916 nav
nbic Septcmbcr 20. 1921. to b.. made of
INFERIOR dignity TO the above credits
an or Which are to be secured by the
purchasers deed of trust on the said
PROPERTY, Any residue OF the purchase
t money IT. any. to he made payable at
tn unu tWelvc months from day of sale,
n AK VI ,h secured but made subordin.
f fa 10 the credit payment above set
LANES c. PACE.
Trustee.
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DisPLA,-f'aeeir.ED
BY y. w. BOWIE & son.
Real Estate Auctionccrs.
Trustees Auction Sale

100 EAST CANAL STREET
In execution OF a certain deed OF
trust. dated August 30. 1915. and dulE
recorded in the Clerks Oiiicc oi tnc
chancery Court OF the City OF lsich-
mond. VA. in Deed Book 25"-H, pae"
oaS. there having been default IN the
l,a yment Of Il portion OF me d"ht th"r"
BY secured, and being required ny me
beneficiary so 10 do. the undersigned
will sell at Public Auction, on the
premises. on
MONDAY. MARCH, % 1899
at 1 O'Clock l.. NJ.
the nroperty above referred TO and dc
scribcd in said decd as follows: All
that certain lot. piece or parcel OF lann,
living and being in the city OF iich-
mond Va. fronting twenty-SeNcn icet
ion inches or feet 10 inchcS) on the
southern line OF Canal Street together
with all improvements thereon. d"s :
mated as No. lo9 East Canal street; be
ginning at a point on the southern
line OF Canal street nincty-onc feet five
inches west OF western line OF second
street thence running w"Stwnrdiy
and fronting thereon twcnty-scvcn
southwurdly ono hundred and twenty
two feet thence at right angles cast
wur,ily twcnty-eiEht feet. thence at
right angles northwardly one hun
drod and twenty-five feet. more or less.
20 the southern line of Canal stree,
TO the point of beginning.
TERMS: Cash.
STUART BOWIE.
Trustee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25

JAMES River pIantalion. 500 acres: good
imrrosyin.nts. III !udins water, over
milo from depot: SIG sou Pollard & i,astv
a. ACRES-Tor sale. farm containing a.
road; IN Shesterteld County. Light soil;
h-alLS FEVER: l.: es9. care Times. Dispa CHI.
ls5,AtKE farm in rich. pr6duciiv. soil
an under fence. suited for fruits grain
truck or live stock especially as il has
IN SNcinSlEc, benefit OF splenil.i. hir
ana BUILDINGS: all in good condition: Sit
U a near the well known kocknr!dcc
fully arpreciated. A barvain Tor cash
OF VIII consider an cac;ltnge o. prop.rty.
GIVE full description. Address owner
Max DaHzancllA. Goshen. Va
Co. ACRE highly improved live stock and
GARY farm: iU0 acres Cultiva ton, ua l., nee
markeiahio timber: - miles east of Rich
mont {. X -. Railroad. milo south
Providence Forge. Particulars write l. f.
Hughes. Providence Forge Va
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Houses for Sale.
81

FOR HOMES or real estate investments
don't fail TO ChaS T.. Kuchrlnund
suite 10 Allison Building. s03ia East Main
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spRiHG is -. good Tine to begin poultry
raising. ON" o. mo old hen. with tho
nest buy will give .ui u.
good start. with i,iir chance OF ioss fui-
ow the rurin. fcr'i'ms rlnn, I.urinn feeds
,rbu;"ra. l2eS East Cary street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25

WHITE I.EGiIOliN "gps. One ncn heated
Ivy 'rodG'a FIRST cnckGrcl. 1917, und Grsi
cock,. 1918; State Fair. All pens headed bv
excellent birds tcmalcs .tylish amd heavy
IIyrrS. Stock Tor sale. EaHdOIph 1913
Hull. 1872 Virginia Avenue. Highland Park.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25

BARRED f!ymoutn Rock <sgs 50 und So
ger aet:in3 vi -; ca:ry on'y the best
,lnia stat. tair 1919 .nc. J,.xI. Phone Ran
doiph 3iC"W. j. II Thomas. 1903 Second
l;CiCiS-Whitc Wyundo;tc eggs: best lay
ing strains from prize winning stock:
81 30 pcs setting. Il. l.. DERRICK. lorraine.
RHODE ISLAND RED uuic,s. matched
May LIST Unusually heavy layers. Mad
sINGi.E.COMB White l.oghorns White
NNnndottcs. SI..) per setting. TIrookiNn
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LIE STOCK
MERCHANDISE
articles for Sale.

1ppi>S Dough, sold and exchanged Rich
ln1nd itoDI ~. Il. y. fli,h Street
neuralgia are stopped TO
stay stoppcd by Hex EinImcnt. Guuruu-
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FARMS WANTED

Wal Manied. desirable stock: grain and cras.
piedmont section Write us Tor listing
olanks az once Just getting out new ca;a
log uc. Morton q. Thalh!mcr First X tinn.
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BY {. l.. tS IL. l.. DENOoN. INC,
Reat Estate Auctioncers.
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THE QUICK WAY 10 get what YOU want
Hhen YOU want II is read and use
Times dispatch Classified ads ~
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Poultry and Supplies.
4 o

N.IGONS--For sale. TWO dump Wagons
chap. ADnly Ioi North Scven:ecmth 81.
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TO u1e 'hose want Ads Is % be 'nre o,
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TELEPHONE Randolph and tell IA Times
Dispatch Want Adj taker YOU
want She'll nelp you write n romDletu
ad that will orickiv get GOOD results.
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ViI,GiNIAS itEi.lAHLE BAZAAR-Woif
" iiroehs. You VIII find plenty horses
and mules. second hand wagons. tugsiey
and harness, Tor saie dHIy; Auction days:
Tuesday and saturday. lirin. your sur
Illus stock. We vii! sell them for you aud
can get your money Same day. 1909
y East Franklin Street. Phone Madison
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a most beautiful James River Plan-
tation OF l,l6Gi. acres near Brandon,
Prince George County, Va.
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INSTRUCTION
Musical. Dancing, Dramatic.
LIVE STOCK

DANCiNG--Mrs. q. G: Emmenhauser. dane
ing studio. col East Marshall Street,
ru.ra ntees IN five lessons. Madison C265-J:
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
LOT AT NORTHEAST CORNER or
TAYLOR AND NJ I /. u r L r r
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Horses, Cattle, Vehicles.

SIN good. SOUND young mules. ages !. and
years; ono pair weighing 2.00D puilrtIs
pair weigh:nE 200; pair weighing Zoo:
mated and out OF work: also sets OF don
Dlo wagon harness. Is South Tenth n j.
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D!s"Liy--rL4SsirIED
$4,000

p"sirn bic Church Hi home: G-room
brick dwelling. wcli-locntcd aud In
good condition
;UTTON K 60. INC.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-04-06
New Cadillac
CarburetiOn Will
Increase Efficiency

In the matter of carburetion in the
new type 50, engineers of the Cadillac
Motor Car Company have introduced
what they believe to be the ''last
word" or, in any event, the last word
as far as scientific research has as
yet been able to accomplish
Heretofore the intake manifold has
been surrounded by jacket through
which hot water was circulated. This
has been replaced by jacket through
= which the hot exhaust gases from the
cylinders are caused to surge back
and forth.
The Cadillac lays particular en-
phasis on the fact that instead of us
I ing a small over-heated area to vap-
orize the gasoline, the new device uti
Lies large heated area
The advantage of this may be bet
ter understood by realizing that gal
! loii VI NesIS4 Will NC NdpollECu Illo
steam much more quickly if the
water be placed in flat pan an inch
deep and heat applied to the entire
under surface, than it would if that
: water were placed in vessel, say,
six inches quare and four inches
high.
In other words, the fuel is much
more quickly and more thoroughly
vaporized by passing over a large
heated area than it would over small
SUFFICE, notwithstanding the small
/ area might be hotter.
The new achievement is claimed 20
present at least three distinct advant-
ages: First, it utilzes all of the fuel,
some of which, due to the constant
deterioration Of quality in that now
obtainable, would otherwise be vast
ed. Therefore the amount saved and
better utilized means more power and
greater mileage for a given quantity
of gasoline. Second, because the fuel
is entirely vaporized, the engine may
be started much more easily and
quickly in cold weather and brought
TO its highest thermal efficiency much
more rapidly Third, this vaporization
reduces to a minimum the condensed
gasoline, which might work its way
down into the crank case and thin the
lubricating oil in the event that the
pistons and rings had become worn.
A feature to which special attention
is directed is the fact that the fuel
is vaporized by passing over the heat
ed surfaces and not by mixing eX-
haust gases with the fuel, which lat
ter, of course, would reduce the eff
cheney of the gas. The Northern Ca
dillac Co. Inc, is at 1877 Railroad ST.,
St. Johnsbury.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-04-06
CALEDONIA GARAGE
CHAS. B. CARR, Prop.
1914 Railroad Street

Every time you drive
your car along a track OF a
rut in a country road you
are taking some life out of
your tires.
Worn frogs and switches
often cause small cuts, which
are rapidly enlarged by the
action of gravel and mois-
ture. Ruts and track slots
pinch the tire, wearing away
the thread where their edges
strike it.
1t is we'll 20 avoid such
places as much as possible.