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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-25
A NOVEL PARTY

~ OBBY wanted to give a party
that was different from any other
party that he had ever attended.
~ Mother always had the best ideas
SO he sought her aid. She put on her
thinking cap and this is the party that
Bobby gave. The invitations were cut
from brown paper in the shape Of a
Noah's Ark-the windows colored red
and the roof crayoned in green. On
the reverse side in white ink was writ
ten the message: Beware of the
Flood! II you want to escape climb
aboard the Ark next Saturday after
noon. Everybody must be aboard at
my house by three o'clock"
BOBBY BURNS,
1913 Green Road.
When the curious and excited little
guests arrived they were shown into
as many different rooms as possible
aud after their hats and coats had
been removed each child was given q
mask representing some animal. Thus
disguised they trooped down stairs
where Bobby dressed liked Mr.. Noah
was waiting to greet them. Then each
guest was given a pencil and piece
of paper and the fun began. The
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-25
ax of vacation was 4 o play on!

>HE first day of vacation was
warm and sunny and Esther took
her two favorite dolls and went
Sout into the far garden. This
was the place she liked best to play,
because 1t was so far away from the
house that one almost seemed to be
away ON a visit. Also because Esther
liked the smell Of the fresh earth and
the feeling Of garden near her.
Something always seems to be hap
pening In a garden-somethingb blooms
or Is ripe ready to pick or is interest
ing 10 look at because 1t has grown 20
rapidly-there is always something to
see.
This particular morning Esther mo-
ticed that the gardener had been cut
ting the grass on the lawn around the
house.
Wonder where he put 1t ALL" she
thought. as she stepped over the fresh
cut grass. Il 'spect he got q lot, be-
cause 1t was so long yesterday"
She had not long TO wonder, fol
when she reached the far on end OF
the yard. there. at the edge Of the
garden. were three great piles Of
greenness-fresh smelling and pretty
They seemed Just made for little CIR
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-25

~ EE! what = TT IT'S gstsine
dark" 0sorgs csnnea III neek
ap. but h the grove vhese they
stood the svsFgrsens vefo ~
bnshy and thick only glimpse q the
sky could be had.
Branches and leaves began to fan
about them and George and his BROTH
e Ed decided 70 move away. 'Thsv
scrambled up the stony hank Of the
| stream which they had been exploring
and ran into the woods on the other
side where the foliage WAS stilI nsw
and scant.
"1t's balloon!" cried Ed. pointiny.
hh voice husky with excitement.
sLook!"
They're sending down : mani"
cried George.
Sure enough! A. the balloon how
cred over the trees man was seen
| coming down.
what a reckless thing to dol" ex-
claimed George. Hell be sure to
get cut and scratched and like ~ not
killed. Let's go over there. Maybe
we could help
They crossed the brook again and
entered the spruce grove on the other
side. Just a. they reached It they
heard q cry and the swapping Of
branches. They followed the sounds
and saw q man sliding down one Of
the trees. He was q young fellow
about seventeen or eighteen years old
and when he reached the ground he
rubbed his wrist and felt of his face
as IL he had been hurt, but not badly.
As eager rs the boys were to question
him and draw close. something held
them back George cautiously sat
down and pulled Ed beside him.
There's something queer about
this" George whispered. We'd better
so slow"
Meanwhile the stranger went on
feeling of himsef. then all Of q sudden
he dropped down in a heap on the
ground. OF course. the boys hurried
forward then. They found that he
had tainted, so while Ed hastily ex-
amined him to see II he were hurt
George ran for water. Ed found only
few scratches. The young man must
have had q weak heart. When he
came to they had his collar OF and
his head down.
''The easel" were his first words
ITS gone. The easel" Then he saw
the boys and pulled himself together
"You tainted" said George. You'll
! be all right"
Il The stranger groaned and looked
II up. Through little opening in the
Il pines could be seen the balloon q
mere speck In the sky. Then he looked
suspicious.y at the boys and bit hi.
lips. George calmly pulled out q
large meat sandwich from his pocket
and took huge bite. for 1t was almos
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-25

game was to see how many Of the
animals they could guess and as soon
as they discovered who it was that was
hidden beneath a mask, down on the
paper went the name Of that child. At
the end of five minutes the papers
were collected and the child with the
longest correct list received a book Of
animal stories as a prize.
Then the masks were taken or and
the children marched into the nurs-
cry. which was fixed up like a real
ark. Straw on the floor: and hay
piled in the corner for the animals to
enjoy on their long voyage. And such
games! Pin the trunk on the ele-
plant! Hunt the peanut! Circus
stunts! And then the ark dinner gong
sounded and the hungry animals fair
ly tumbled over themselves to get into
the dining room. The place cards
were little Noah's Arks and the favors
were tiny wooden animals
Before the guests knew 1t, 1t was
time to go home. and a sorry crowd
they were to leave Ark Land, where
they had had. such jolly afternoon,
Do you think that party was fun /?
If you want to know just try it.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-25

a rabbit was to be seen.
"Why-why-," began Esther.
''They were there Just minute ago!"
"They must have BEEN" agreed the
gardener because the grass Is still
warm. They are not far away. Well
look"
He laid down his hoe and rake and
with his hands $50 as not to hurt any
creature). he picked away the grass.
Bobby" he said, a. he worked.
you and your sister stand over there
on the other side and catch 'em II they
start to run"
tiny rabbits were too frightened to run.
He pulled away grass and more grass
till he got into the very center of the
great pile and there. snuggled down
tightly together-so tight they seemed
like one little round bail OF whiteness
were the four missing rabbits. Very
tenderly the gardener picked them up
and handed them to Bobby. one II a
| time.
II can't carry 'em ALL" exclaimed
Bobby, ''iet Esther help.
So together the children carried the
little runaways back to the safe shell
tier Of the rabbit house.
And just then the dinner bell rang.
mo more time for dolls and queens
today" aid Esther - she took Z good
tby look 1t her littls new acquaintance
"hut anyway. rabbits are fun and I'm
glad yours ran away so we could bring
49, A~-A = $780,. <hn~sl1 gth> tAesv
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-25

gardener had put the piles OF grass
there only that early morning.
Where did the rabbits belong and how
did they get there?
She wasn't In doubt very long.
From across the garden came a
voice saying. Esther! Esther! Bob
by's coming over to see II you can
help him find his rabbits. They've
run away"
Bobby was the little boy who lived
next door.
They're here!" shouted Esther in
reply. they're all here! I'm keeping
m for him. am"
Bobby and his big sister who had
called. came running in q jiffy and
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-25
BIRD INITIAL STATES

l. Arrange nix birds one under the
other 20 that their initials give the
name Of one Of the Pacific States.
.. Arrange seven birds one under
the other 10 that their initials give
the name Of Southern State.
3. Arrange mine birds one under
the other 10 that their Initials Five
the name Of one of the Northern
States.
WORD SQUARES
My frst b what you are doing nsw.
My second ID . lake In North America.
Ny third means troubles.
Ny fourth 10 used to work upon.
Ny hrs& sings sweet songs.
Ny second u . thought.
Ny third " . tear.
My fourth - fruit.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-25
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Hne us4. ~ ny sstufnea avoiding
s9e nm uns1s my neato the young
g - When they
Seeened tne 30 On me mountain sade
Wno sno0lo g tnese out the man from
tne y IMMUNE ana muteeF1ng to
n1mneaE
Hes Woffle0 ack, Whispered I'd.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-25

nor the many readers who have
Vasked for plans for making q
turning lathe have prepared this
y article. Only general dimensions
can be given, because the parts re-
quired for making the lathe will vary
considerable in each case.
The drawing suggests five different
types Of lathes that / have discovered
In home work shops OF boys that !
know. A home made lathe will do
very good work IL all the parts are
adjusted SO the machine will work
smoothly. bus II not satisfactory work
cannot be done.
One boy has q combination foot
power lathe and Jig saw such as
shown at B. but instead Of furnishing
the power by foot he has q small
gasoline engine do the work for him.
While the work he does Is NOS large
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-25

each whether you find it or not and an
extra dollar if you do find it,
This sounded rather nice 50 both
boys agreed to the bargain. How large
was the case? What was 1t like?
About this size," the youth meas
ured with his hand. BLACK leather.
Flat"
Anything inside :" inquired George.
"Yes-yes. but you needn't bother
about that" replied the stranger. "Ii
you find the case You'll find the con-
tents"
The boys set to with a will, rum.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-25
; IKE the swallows when they fly
Tho the mists that dull the sky:

lkE. the swallows when they ny
.Thro' the mists that dull the sky /;
In and out tie cloudy veil
Long the sun. at hide and seek.
| have seen thro' all the week
Playing in the Southern gale.
Summer winds. my kite l fling
Where your voices shrilly sing:
Up above the tallest tree!
Take i. make It mount on high
Farther than the sharpest eye
Well it, swayins form can seel
Pull the string with all your might!
| have got il good and tight.
And my arm Is very strong.
Tug awayl My kite shall sail
Higher q i aaunts its tail
Like . serpent. 1.-the and lonsl
Summer winds. the tumblins clouds
Fly before your breath IN crowds.
And NY Kite shall follow them
Dipping. darling. onward famed.
Till they reach that wondrous land
Land Of gold and fairy gem.
But your tempest-laden blast
In that land could never last.
Where he rainbow-fairies reim.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-25

luneA time and the exc1ts1neat had
given him IN appetite. Ths stranger
STARED - hard and Wild that Csorgs
edged away from him.
I've had nothing to sat since yes-
terday morning" he said IN . husky
sandwich"
Here's ons." said Ed. nshing one
out Of his pocket. II have two"
They AT munching in silence. Al
last the Stranger. who had been CIV
ing the boys the keenest kind Of looks,
said:
1--WE lost something valuable. /,
must have dropped out Of my pocket
while / was climbing down-er-1
climbed q tree. you see. Could you
help me md II? I'll give you q dollar
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-25

Wen have to 30 home" said
George at last. They'll be all up in
the air IL we don't show up for supper
and it's good hours walk from
here"
The stranger did not urge them to
stay but gave them the dollars no had
promised and asked them about .
place to board.
HE won't ind It." said Ed. a. they
isn't there or we would have come
across It by this time"
We'll come back early tomorrow
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-25

the gardener who heard what Esther
had said came too. When they were
all In front of the pile. Esther bent
over and picked up the grass she had
lifted before for the throne.
There they are" she said proudly.
But nothing was there! The grass
was warm and rounded over where
the soft little bodies had been-but not
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-25
BARL-A-DUC

Wash and pick, over, removing from
stems, one cupful Of currants.
Measure one cupful Of sugar and
toss with the berries. Use a silver
fork and do not break the berries.
Put over = very slow fire till the
sugar melts.
Increase the heat and boil briskly
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-25

md boil briskly witches.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-25
ANSWERS
BIRD INITIAL STATES

4 PK0vEKB = Upper EFT AeN1
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-25

Sales Agency. vs.. Manuel Roderiguss
doing business IS NJ RoderiEuez & Com
pand
Cause No. Gs6O
Re II known. that tho above named
Plaintiffs have filed IN the once OF the
Clerk OF said Court their complaint
against said Defendant In the above
cause together with a proper afr
davit that said Defendant. Manuel
Rodriguez. is not resident OF the
State Of Indiana
Said Defendant Is hereby notified
that SAID cause will stand for trial on
the 10th day OF December. 1921. the
same being the 23rd day OF the next
term OF said Court 20 commence az
the City OF South Bend. on the first
Monday IN December next. on which
day said Defendant Is required 20 ap-
pear 20 said action.
WILBUR n. WARNER. Clerk.
BY VERNON +. ROSENBERGER,
Deputy.
(SeaD
Shively, Gilmer.
Arnold e. Doran.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-25
SUCCESSFUL
Courage

Courage
Courage the brother that helps change
the baenness of adversely into the fruitful prospects OF
prosperity. Calm confidence gives career with
out
Mans sefcontrol is the steed that will take him his
goal if he but courageousy strive every day till he
reaches his end in view.
Keep stiff upper lip, have courage and hope, add the
of your brow and you have the right dope for
Setbacks may check but they do not destroy your
chances. Courage calls you renewed action and the
lessons learned lead you to better light
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service stations-Repairtng

AUTOMOBILE PAINTING. in a first-
class shop. done by frst-class paint
ers using first-class materials means
nrst-Cless Job. Quality Auto
Paint and Trim Shop. 232i5 y. Mich
igan 50. Lincoln 1898
AUTO TOPS. seat covers, curtains
general upholstering: estimates fur
nished. Decker Auto Trim Shop.
500 r. LaSalle. Lincoln 51s5.
MAGNETOS RECHARGED-Ford own
ers, attentionl We rechGrge your mag
netO while you wait without touching
a bolt; satisfaction guaranteed, or no
charge. Peterson Battery Ignition
Co. Presto Lite Battery Service. SIS S
Lafayette blvd. Main 4763
RADIATOR repairing that STAYS right-
New radiators AL kinds. Chicago
Auto Radiator Co. 336 Lincoln way
West Main l65k
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STOP LOOKt

Used Ford cars, all models. as
low as $50. All these cars are in
fine running condition. 10 will pay
YOU TO look there bargains over
We also have a newly painted Max
well sedan for $500. a Buick tour
ing. like new. W. r. Hinkle, Inc,
223 20 y. Lafayette s.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-25

IA ACRES in Rerrien county. Niehi gan.
for sale; IL miles 20 town. IN miles
20 church. county school y mile. city
school IL miles. 12J acres under Gull
tivation, 10 acres I'm pasture, @ acres
timber so apple trees, no cherry trees
pear trees. acre grapes. Crops corn,
oats. potatoes. Soil sandy loan Water
by small stream running through CEN
ter Of farm Good help. place espe-
cially adapted for alfalfa House III
story, s rooms, large cellar. Two barns,
two wells. one by barn other hv house
good corn crib. woodshed. tool shed
chicken coop. good Eranary. hog house.
Wire fence with cedar posts. Rents
for $1,000 n year. Can give possession
In February. NO incumhranCe 500 per
acre, or $4,000. Half cash, balance on
time John Baumann. Niles. Mich
100 ACRES Fine stock rarm. close 10
South Bend on Lincoln highway; good
buildings orchard. so acres timber
VIE accent some CITY property I'm eN-
change. Wesley Van Nalin, ga Farmers
Trust bldg
GOOD Ass COUNTY FARNfS $50 20
500 an acre. We have excellent farms
near South Bend
40 acres. close TO South Bend; timber
and fruit; 7-room house. barn. etc;
$500 Worden Realty Company. Main
40. 23s Farmers Trust bldg, South
BEND Ind
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-25
FOR SALE

Fords. Bucks. Washes. Chevrolets.
Dodge cars at great sacrifice 10
pay balance owing Auto Finance
Co Small payment down, balance
in 10 months. Buy now and save
money. Cars in first class cOndi-
ticn. You can see these cars at
744 s. Michigan St, Motor Garage.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms And Land For sale

Farms And Land For sale 80
81 ACRES-For sale or exchange level
prairie farm. all under cultivation A.
good land; Groom house, miles
from south Bend. northwest VIII er-
change for improved city property
VoiEht a Bradford. ground aoor. Union
Trust bldg. Lincoln 5ili
so ACREs-Stock and tools wheat in.
good house and barn sl1s barn Fun
Of feed clover and alfalfa land reuer-
ally rolling all under cultivation Ten
miles ont of South Bend. VIII -rrFr-
South Bend improved property y eE-
change Price Sl1.eOo NClElt a. Brad
ford Ground Floor Onion Trust Bids
Call personally ~ possible.
81 ACRES Of land u acres pasture
u acres tim ber: S-rOCm house and O.
room house; bank barn; 5000
Trade for South Bend property. II
acres. broom house large barn fruit
and pasture. Worden Realty Co. -3>
Farmers Trust bldg. Main AS
es ACRES-For sale or exchange; . miles
from DowaCiac. 6-room sI7tn-r00f
house: good stock barn. 80 acres nf
pasture some timber farm clear; price
$4,000, Let me hear what YOU have for
Il. j. c Virgo. sos W. Ohio. Lincoln
--ee-
100 ACRES. LEVEL H-avy SOL. main
improved road; large bouse; hank
harm or hard acres timber. price.
SO per acre. Wants small house. N es-
lev Van Vain. G2f Farmers Trust bids
100 ACRES-Ievel- heavy soil. new o.
room house. large basement with lauu-
dry. furnace. bath. acetylene gas light
water pressure. Bank barn f0XIo o..
new. modern basement. silc. good O.
room tenant house, 10 acres heavy tim-
Der. a acres wheat 10 acres clover and
timothy. II acres mint. Located @ miles
south az Nishawaka, - Uila from cou-
crete road For price and terms sec
Wesley NanNslin, 624 Farmers Trust
bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-25

Small farm. near e.tv. good huidingl|
good s0ll running water. about BAR iu|
alfalfa. Would make lIl truck farm OIL
country home. Terms lalf cash. lalanca|
long time.
I'D acres on Lincoln way w me buud-l
iu-s heavy clay loan. WIN accept citTl
property as para payment
I'D acres on Lincoln Way Vs. s0od soiA
VIII take city property
Acre lots ca Dixie Highway On res,
6onlble terms
j. T. B5lduraut. $40 J. H. s. Blds
Main ta
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-25
100 ACRE FARM

80 scres in peppermint land ~
acres IN black Loan. balance sandy
loan; all level and wen drained.
Good 7-rOom house. . barns and
peppermint still This farm is on
the fredericksburg road. miles OF
Niles. Mich. Very reasonable cash
price with .erms. or viii consider
good South Bend or Nlshawaka
possession. Colpaert Realty Corp.
Rooms I and .. Blackstone Theater
bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-25
MERCHANDISE


1 FLAT-TOP DESK; DALTON
ADDING MACHINE; 1 SIX-DRAW-
Err ELECTRIC-DRIYEN CASH
RE GIsTER; FOUR-DRAWER
METAL LETTER FILE; 1 SMALL
CARD FILE; 1 TODD PRoTECTo-
GRAPH; 1 SWIVEL OFFICE
CHAIR; 1 LIBRARY TABLE; 4 Of
FICE CHAIRS. OLDSMOBILE
SALES CO, 226-2s s. LAFAYETTE
BLVD. PHONE MAIN 1912.
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MAN AND WIFE-We want a married
couple, the man employed elsewhere.
who will look after furnace morning
and evenings, the wife an experienced
maid, must be good cook, comfortable
living quarters; references required,
1O1 r. North Shore Drive.
MEN AND WOMEN-lS and over. OF
South Bend and vicinity, desiring to
prepare for government examinations
for positions as postOffice clerks, field
clerks, departmental clerks, railway
mail clerks. revenue officers. customs
officers, etc, call and interview NJ.
Henry Laurens at Jefferson hotel Sat
urday, Nov. Goth Many vacancies TO
be filled; big advance in salaries post
office from $4,000 90 S1SOOOO. railway
mail 100000 10 S23O0O0 Yearly in
creases; annual vacation and sick
leave; also pension on retirement Mi
nOrs under y. must be accompanied
by parents. Hours 1 =. NJ until o
=. NJ One dav only.
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Help Manted-Male


MEN-Did you ever stop 70 consider
that you waste from 20 hours
daily These hours or spare time could
be turned into money II you direct
you Efforts iEto the correct channels
Come in and talk 20 over with us.
open all day and evenings from : 20
8 p. N Ask for Mr.. Cruise. % Farm
ers Trust bldg.
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LOOK HERE!

Several Fords In fine condition.
from SO and up: lots OF other
good cars; EZ terms. Phone Lin
coin $685. The Auto Market, 4O2
Pennsylvania av.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-25
Motorcycles And bicycles

HARLEY DAVIDSON-RebuiIt motor
cycles and side cars. 5000 and up.
Special payment plan, $500 down. bal
anCe weekly payments. HagedOrn
Webster. 216-22 r. Jefferson blvd.
JOHNSON MOTOR WHEEL-In first
class mechanical condition. 5000 II
taken nj once Crosses Cycle shop.
30 West Washington 81.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-25
GOOD BUYS

One 1920 Baby Grand touring, one
1920 Baby Grand touring. one 1921
40 touring, one 1920 400 touring,
two 1921 Chevrolet 400 sedans, one
1920 Ford sedan. several Ford tour
ing cars and roadsters. All Of the
above cars will be sacrificed for
quick sale. Beistle Auto Sales Co,
343 Lincoln way w.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-25
EMPLOYMENT
Helm Wauted-NIaIe

Help Wanted-Male 33
MEN-You are wasting from 70 4
hours every day that could be
turned into dollars A few hours
each week will net you from SIS
10 $50 with a chance 10 Join our
organization on full time basis
Call 522 Farmers Trust bldg, any
evening. 10 g.
MEN-YOu who are out OF wOrk-inves-
tigate our proposition, which enables
you 10 make a good wage every day
regardless OF times This is a FER
manent connection with a reputable
firm whose goods have been sold and
nationally advertised for IS years now
being sold direct 10 housewife. Appli-
cant must be trustworthy and refined
no drifters. Apply In person. $40
Farmers Trust Bldr
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-25

CAAERAS-Full line OF Eastman Brownie
cameras. Prices ranging from g. 90 s.
hodaks, IS 10 $50. on display az Hans
Drug Store, le3 W. Jefferson. Main
S0T
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-25

HEATERS for an cars. radiators and
hood covers. skid chains. Browns
Motor supply. III =. Jefferson blvd.
PARTS-We buy EN- and wreck en-
Parts 20 all makes Of cars Ford parts
80 10 so per cent or list. Hurwich
Auto Co, 21S W. South -. Main 1866.
SKID CHAINS and denatured alcohol
We can supply your demands imme-
diately Alderson's Tire shop 407 W.
South So
TIRES, used. al sizes and makes. Econ
omy Tire Shop. 736 W Division.
TIRES-A few repaired castings at fol-
lowing prices; 3Qx3i2. at s.; S2x3i2.
az IS; 32x4, az $3.50: 33X4, at 81 34X4.
40 81. 35XfL, az 81 30. Liusenmier Tire
shop. S26 : Michigan 81.
THE TURN AUTO handles any car or
truck with equal ease irrespective
OF size o. weight Frazier & FRA
zier. lis lincoln way +. Lincoln
We MAKE 10 SPECIALITY in over
hauling. tapping diversified pistons
and rings done eNpertly. Lafayette
Garage. s24 S. Lafayette. Main s743.
WILMO MANIFOLD-Make your Ford
run Ike a Packard with a Wilmo
Manifold Saves gas no carbon. Pays
for itself. 80 days trial S425. Stubbs
Tire & Yulcanizing Co. 2O7 T. JET
fersOn
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