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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1923-04-13

Burning Sands" more exciting
than "The Sheik." Plaza Theatre, next
Wednesday and Thursday, April 49,
10. adv
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1923-04-13

get to go to
Sons for oil
dishes.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1923-04-13

IF you are sick, take Chiropractic Ad-
justments and get we'll. ANNA K. GRE
GoRIUs, ChirOPractOr. Offices: Milford
and Dover. s8-tf
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-11-02

TRINITY CHURCH (EPiscoPAL).
Sunday, November 4:
Church school, 10 a. m.
Holy Communion, IL u. M.
Boy Scouts, Tuesdays, Z p. m.
Young Peoples Club, Thursday
z 80 p. IN.
Women's Auxiliary, Wednesday
2 p. IN.
Choir, Friday, p. IN.
VINCENT GRAY, Vicar.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-11-02
LOOMS ITEMS.

The big opening dance, In the new
Odd Fellows hall, proved an equally
big success. A record crowd was in
attendance, coming from many sec
tions of the county. A more orderly
crowd is seldom had upon similar oc-
casions and il Will be the aim of the
local lodge members to see that all
future dances are conducted in strict
compliance with present laws and
regulations and thus encourage the
better element to come out and enjoy
good and wholesome entertainment.
Fully three hundred people were on
the floor ut one time. tripping merrily
IL the light fantastic. The Tonasket
orchestra, consisting of five pieces,
played exceptionally well and every
body appeared TO be having dandy
time. Many expressions of pleasure
and appreciation were heard as COM
ments upon the new edifice. The
building Is a monument upon the spir-
ii and enterprise of the local enthu-
siasts. In the banquet room the ladies
of the Rebekahs served nearly four
hundred meals, and everybody was
pleased with the service. the sumptu-
Gus feast and last but not least the
dainty decoration of the dining room.
Plans are maturing rapidly for the
tiO District Of II, a ~
lows, to be held here on November
10th. A feature of the meeting will be
that the Rebekahs will he the guests
Of the Odd Fellows during an enter
tainmentp rOgram to be stagedd urlng
the festivities-probably directly after
the dedicatOry exercises In the early
part of the evening. With the pros
poets of nice weather, 1t Is anticipated
that record attendance will be on
hand.
The Community Sunday school APP
pears to be prospecting and growing
under the leadership of the new or
ganizatlon. Last Sundays attendance
reached a total of ~. 1t Is now aimed
tc reach the 100 mark before the close
OF November. Also committee Is be-
ing organized to have charge of the
community Christmas program. No
doubt the new hall will be used for
the occasion.
Mrs. Victor A. Menaglia, of Gle
E'um. were visitors. in Loomis over
and Monday Mr.. Menaglia is
n mining engineer and made a" in
>fectiOn of the f. c. Austin properJw
here
Sam II. Hooper, spe cial agen. FOR
he Fire cams Fund Insurance com
''nny was . BUSINESS visitor hero this |
We, X.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-11-02
VIGOROUS EFFORTS
TO COLLECT TAXES.

Following conferences participated
n by the county commissioners,
treasurer and sheriff, and needing
the recommendations of L. d. Brown,
state accountant, who has been en-
aiming the books of the county. it
has been determined that Sheriff Eli
Wilson will open vigorous campaign
to collect delinquent personal proper
ty taxes. The outstanding total rep
resents large amount, and owing ia
the depreciation and dissipation incl
dent to personal property and the
general custom of dealing in chattels
without regard to whether taxes have
been paid or not, the county officers
are of the opinion that personal pro-
perty tax collections will have to be
followed up more closely than hereto
fore to insure the county against
losses.
Each year the county loses a GER
tain amount of money in taxes on
property which has been dissipated
or owned by people who cannot be
located. Office expense Is incurred in
carrying these items forward on the
tax rolls, and the sheriff will now dill
gently proceed to make collections In
all cases where 1t is possible to do so,
and when investigation shows that
nnnoIIontiI,1a hn xrfn nrf
to the commissioners with view of
having the taxes cancelled and reno
we'd from the rolls.
There has been tendency on the
part of county officials during the
past years of drouth and poor crops
to be lenient in not crOwding the
collection of personal property taxes,
but 1t has been found that many
taxpayers take advantage Of this pol
Icy to avoid the payment of taxes. |
Whenever personal property escapes
taxation it is evident that the tax
payers who are prompt In meeting
their tax obligations suffer through
the delinquency or the careless citi-
Zens.
Delinquent personal property taxes
are reported by the treasurer to the !
sheriff and that officer Is burdened
with the duty of collecting them. The
sheriff's office has dealt literally |
with the taxpayers In order 10 save
them embarrassment and additional
costs, but more drastic policy has
now found to be necessary and a col !
lection campaign will be inaugurated !
Independent.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-11-02
Hi6h School News

posing teams. The losers will enter
tain the winners at a party The con
test closes Nov 5. The boys and girls
viii share equally in the athletic
equipment.
| The Hornets" will be seen In ac-
ton Friday against the Omak high
school aggregation on the OrOvilIe
field. Omak has light and fast team
so the game should prove interesting
| Football in the high school received
| added impetuOus when several new
men turned out for practice. Charles
Peterson called for suit on Tuesday,
as did Richard Stirling, and Elmer
Terrence. The grldlron spirit was
even manifested in the eighth grade,
when they turned out with full
eleven. The "Tonasket Tigers" are
saying little, but they are trying hard
tn get together county championship
aggregation. That means they will
have to beat OkanOgan, Omak and
OrOville in every game to take that
honor Good luck Tonasket, we wish
you well. Okanogan wants another
game with us. Want to retrieve some
of your lost honor, Bulldogs?
The percentage of games is as fol-
lows:
Hornets won l, lost 0, percentage 1,OOOI
Bulldogs won 0, lost 1, percentage 500l
Omak, won 0, lost 0. percentage 0OOI
Tonasket won 0, lost 0, percentage 900
Oroville hopes to wallOp Omak |
Friday, so every one be on hand to |
root for the team. The boys have been |
practicing faithfully so they will go
in with new vim and enthusiasm. The
game is called for 2 80. this Friday,
OH the local grounds. Be there.
Friday night, Nov 2, the Glee club
and school orchestra will give II con-
cert in the high school auditorium at
8 o'clock.
The English classes are now prepar-
ing their book reports. The seniors
were assigned special books to read
which will be given in class. These
books are all by the most famous
English authors.
Don't forget the football game Fri
day.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-11-02

The girls of the high school have or
ganized girls club. At a meeting
last Friday night, 80 girls were pres
ent to elect the officers for the ensu
ing year. Maud Noyes was elected
president, Kathleen Grant vice-presl-
dent, Dorothy Mulch secretary, and
Maybelle Johnston treasurer 1t was
decided to pay 20 cents year dues to
cover the expense of small entertain
ments we wish to give The Girls club
will be wonderful addition to the
school life and will he something
where all girls can have a part
The students of the Oroville high
school have chosen business-like
method for earning money with which
to purchase the necessary athletic
equipment.
They have launched the course In
craftsmanship provided by the Curtis
Publishing company, of Philadelphia,
which gives them training in sales
manshlp, and at the same time pro-
vides them with method TOR earning
this money, through securing subscrip-
tons for "The Country Gentleman"
outside of school hours, this week.
This course has been conducted
through more than 5000 schools and
has the Endorsement of some of the
country's leading educators and fore
most business men.
r. d. Jones. vocational director for
this district, delivered Il very interest
ing lecture to the students. explaining
the present day need for a knowledge
of craftsmanship and giving the prin
ciples of selling. He followed this |
with little twO-act play: How Not |
to Sell and "HOw to Sell" Some |
very worthwhile instruction In sales |
manship was gained, which is to be |
followed up by the students in their |
practical sales work this week. The /
school is divided into two teams, the |
SPARK Plugs" with Maud Moves as
leader, and the-"Barney GOGGLES" with |
Kathleen Grant as leader. Gold and |
silver pencils will be awarded by the
school to the boys and girls making
the best record In craftsmanship. Keen
rivalry has developed between the Op-
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-11-02
eeets and Turnlps.

These two vegetables are not 50
supply of minerals They are both i'm
portant for iron, which is necessary
for body structure and lime which
goes toward building up the bones and
teeth, in the growing child. So far
only one vltamin has been found in
beets, but turnips have two or three.
Every person must eat foods which
give body fuel and these two vegeta-
bes can supply some of the needs.
The fuel for the body heat must come
from starch, sugar and fat and beets
and turnips are among these vege-
tables giving large quantities of such
material for body fuel.
Beets, turnips and carrots, which
we mentioned last week, should be
introduced into the diet more fire.
quently than they usually are. All
three resemble each other in their
carbohydrate content, that is they
contain large amounts of sugar
Harvard Beets.
Take 8 to 10 small or baby beets, or
smaller number of larger beets;
tbs. sugar or IL cup syrup; = tbs. corn
starch; tbs. butter or other fat 6
tbs. vinegar and tbs wafer. Cook
beets in boiling water until tender.
Remove skins, cut in thin slices or in
small cubes. Mix corn starch with slI.
gar or syrup. Add liquids and cook
until thickened. Pour over beets and
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-11-02
METHODIST CHURCH.

Bible study at 10 o'clock, clsI
for young and old. Come you]
and bring the children. You will
it time well spent.
Morning worship and sermon a
o'clock.
Epworth League at Gas. tn,
The Prayers Of Jesus.
Evening sermon Immediately
lowing the League service.
Why not join with others In
worship of God next Sunday.
A. f. KRONEM]
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-11-02
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank all our friends
for their many acts of great kindness
during the illness and death of our
beloved departed one.
Mrs. ]. Lentop, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Holland, Austin\ Lenton, Ella Lenton,
}. NJ. Cutchie, CMude Cutchie.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-11-02
CARD OF THANKS.

We, the undersigned wish to ex.
press our deep gratitude and thanks
10 all the many kind friends who he'll
ped us at the time of our late loss
and bereavement. We thank each one
Tor their kind sympathy and for the
many lovely flowers.
Mrs. Mary G. Burberry and Family.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-11-02

All over the country fathers are
telling their small boys the fascinat.
ing story of Yanks, the Giant Killers.
WOoley Times.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-11-02
Eating What You Saved
Prepared b the Extension Service College of Washington
Dreamed Turnips.

let stand a few minutes. Add melted
fat just before serving.
Dreamed Turnlps.
Boil turnips until tender and then
drain If turnips are small, arrange in
Il baking dish Qf rather large dice or
cube) and pour over white sauce.
Cover with toasted crumbs and re-
heat
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-11-02

Luckily for the reckless motor car
drivers, there are fewer trains on
sundays. -Centralia Chronicle.
Evening star., 1923-12-30

Georgia Avenue Battery and
Electric Shop, 1906 Ga. Ave.
Garfield Accessories Co., 2z7o
Sherman Ave. NV.
Harper Motor Co. "Duranf," 112s
Connecticut Ave. NV.
l.. q. Herman, 1874 L st. NV.
e. A. Hayden & Co., "WiIlys-
Knight and Overland" 3z9
Pennsylvania Ave. Sc.
Highway Auto Supply. 21o6
Rhode Island Ave. NV.
w. l.. Hughes, Bladensburs
Road and D. G. Line.
II. & M. Tire Shoo. e3S 10th St.
NV.
Harrison Battery and Electrical
Service, 100 ~ st. S.W.
HundIey Auto Supply, 343s 18th
st. NV.
johnson Bros, z1ol K St. NV.
lavish Bros. Auto Supply Co..
Goth and M. Sts. NV.
William w. kendrick, $500 N ST.
NV.
Kaloran,a Garage, 1910 Kalorama
L Street Garage, I7o5 L St. NV.
Leisinger & Son, 1916 New
Hampshire Ave. NV.
Lehman's Tire Shop. go n St.
NV.
Liberty Auto Supply Co.. zzI4
14th st. NV.
Liberty Gasoline Station, zoo
Florida Ave. NV.
Lo-ko Service Supply Co., Flor
ida Ave and II st. NV.
r. Leishear, Indians" S1z 9th
St NV.
Little & Cor Inc. 18th and SITS.
Lustine Motor Supply. "Chevro-
let" 3el-5 7th st. S.W.
Charlie E. Miller, Inc, Slz l4th
St.
J. B. McDaniel's Tire Shop, ~
18th St. NV.
Mount Vernon Auto Supply 1892
Pennsylvania Ave. NV.
Motor Tire Co.. z715 PennsyI-
vania Ave. NV.
Modern Auto Supply Co., sI7 II
St. NE.
.Manherz Auto Supply Co.. Cor.
9th and Mass. Ave. NV.
Mathy Co. 1918 Penna. Ave.
Mid-city Auto Tire Repair and
Supply. 7o6 NJ St NV.
Mount Pleasant Auto Supply,
3z0I Mt. Pleasant St. NV.
NJ Street Battery Shop, zso7 NJ
st. NV.
M. T. Maloney, Sc. cor. 9Th and
Rhode Island Ave. NV.
National Automobile Parts Co.,
2l9 John Marshall Place NV.
New Royal Garage, "Westcott,-
1915 L St. NV.
Ninth Street Garage, I234I. 9th
st. NV.
N Street Garage, 635-37 N St. NV.
Naiman's Auto Supply, 4th and
Massachusetts Ave. NV.
NationaI-Hewitt Tire Co., 1907
9th St. NV.
North Capitol Tire Shop, l2Is
North Capitol st.
O'Donohue Bros, 3O35 18th St.
NV.
Ontario Garage, 18th and KaIo.
rama Road.
OIdsmobiIe Sales Co, "OIdsmo.
biles," l8<S 18th st. NV.
Ourisman's Chevrolet SSles
Chevrolet. 651 II st. NE.
Pcnnsyfvania, Ave-. 0arase, "chev-
rolet," go Penna. Ave. S.E.
Plaza Auto Supply Co, 9TH and
Massachusetts Ave. NV.
Parkway Motor Co, .Ford,"
1868 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
Potomac Garage, Inc, 33e1-s M
St. NV. .
Potomac Tire Co, zsth and N
Sts. NV.
Erich D. Planer Co.. IsI ~ st.
S.W.
Potomac Service Co, I4I5 10Th
st. NV.
Petworth Auto Accessories, 4ze3
Georgia Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1923-12-30
WASHINGTON, D. c.

Automotive Supply Co, 21st st.
and Pennsylvania Ave.
Akron Auto Supply Co.. 5zz 9TH
St. S.W.
American Accessories Co., $40
Georgia Ave. NV.
G. c. Angel, 900 Sherman Ave.
NV.
Auburn Sales Co, Auburn and
Lexington, liz l. St. NV.
Automotive Accessories Co., 10th
and e Sts. NV.
Auto Supply CO., Inc, zoos Penn
sylvania Ave. NV.
Bailey's Auto Supply Co.. 1901
18th St. NV.
Bankers Auto Supply, 7o2 R. I.
Ave. NV.
Bradburn Battery and Electric,
616 Penna. Ave.
BaiIey's Tire and Accessory, ESQ
Sherman Ave.
Benning Service Station. $500
Benning Road.
Bosley Motor Co., sos 9th St.
NV
Brightwood Auto Supply, ssl7
Georgia Ave.
Buchanan Auto Supply Co.. 1901
18th St. NV.
Capital City Garage. 4os sth St.
NV.
Central Auto Supply Co., 1904
Pennsylvania Ave. NV.
Cord Tire Sales, 18th and U SITS.
NV.
Capitol Trail Auto Supply, 1918
BIadensburg Road NE.
Central Auto Works, 1881 Eye
St NV.
Collegeman's Service Station.
373o Georgia Ave.
Chevy Chase Auto Supply, S5IS
Connecticut Ave.
Cord Tire Sales Co. 14th and v
SITS.
Capitol Gasoline Station, Ist and
Maryland Ave. S.W.
Capitol Hill Garage, S1o B st. Sc.
(. e. DSwney Auto Supply, z1oo
Vermont Ave. NV.
II. w. Cutler, Tire and VuIeaniz-
ing, 1907 M st. NV.
Calvert Hardware and Auto Sup
ply, 25ol Champlain st.
Commercial Auto and Supply Co.,
"Studebaker," 18th and r SITS.
NV.
Colbert Service Station. 1901
Sherman Ave. NV.
Crosstown Auto Supply Co.. 1901
18th St NV.
Dukes Tire House. 9Th and Duke
Sts. NV.
Daileys Garage, 1915 18th St n.w.
District Oakland Co., "Oakiand,".
l7e9 L St. NV.
DuIin 4 Boyd Tire Co., 80 Penn
syivania Ave. Sc.
Dupont Battery Co. 1seS tth St.
NV.
Dupont Garage. 7sss M St. NV.
Dupont Tire Shop, zzo2 N 1t. NV.
Edwards Motor Service, 1893
Rhode Island Ave. NE.
East Capitol Service Station, ~
18th st. NE.
Evans Bros, HOS 2Ist St. NV.
Economy Hardware Co.. 4zs sth
St. Sc.
Englebers's Auto Tep Co., 1873
Ne
Eureka Auto SsppIy Co., 1szz
18th St. NV.
Federal Auto Ssppiy Co., ~
Penna. Ave. NV.
Frederick Carl Inc, -chevrolet,"
623 n St NV.
H. Fischer, zss< Pennsyivania
Ave. Sc.
B. G. Frr. Ford Service" ~
9TH St. S.W.
Gishs Garage, 18th and U SITS.
NV.
Glassman's Garage, 1919 L st.
NV.
Greystone Service Station, IIth
and Rhode Island Ave.
Georgetown Battery and Ignition
CO.. 3810 NJ st. NV.
Evening star., 1923-12-30

L HAVE already found
i that unscrupulous
dealers are trading on
the popularity Of E<.
L want to warn you
and every motorist in
this vicinity against buy
ing inferior substitutes
that pit your cylinders or
affect fabrication.
As | have repeatedly said,
Be<e4st is absolutely harmless.
1t positively does not injure
metal surfaces.
On the contrary it actually
preserves them by aiding lubri>
cation. There is not, and never
has been, anything like Bree~s<
on the market.
Be<r"s is literally liquid
power.
Poured into gasoline, BeeeSe
makes a perfect non~carbon>
izing fuel.
1t gives your motor velvety feel.
Power and responsiveness increase
together with mileage.
1t works as we'll in Ford as it does
in Rolls>Royce -even better.
Because Bepese has proven such
tremendous success it is being initiated.
This form Of fattery may be sincere,
but it is dangerous to you motorists
who pay for it.
For Washington and Vicinity the Following
Southern Auto Supply Chas. R
Company, Inc. Auto
1919 L Street NV. 1921
Rest sw Greek Garage ,'7 St s wI.san.. g; Mote
Julius Reiiey ssz Pa. Ave. Sc. Sh.,;dsrp G.r:
Rock Creek Service Station. 1877 Security Auto
.d.r-s Mill Road 49, '1th
Evening star., 1923-12-30

BELTSVILLE, MD.
BeltsvilIe Garage, "chevrolet."
BERWYN, ND.
Capitol Trail Garage, Washing
ton Blvd.
BRENTWOOD, MD.
Cottage City Auto Station, Bal
timere Pike.
BR0OkVILLE, MD.
BrsokviIle Garage.
CENTRAL HEIGHTS, MD.
Boyer Chevrolet Sales Co. Gen.
trail Ave.
CLINTON, MD.
Clinton Motor Co, "Fofd & Lin
coin" Leonardtown Pike.
c0LLlNCToN, MD.
Monroe Baldwin.
DAMASCUS, MD.
Bradley NJ. Woodfield. Ford and
Lincein
EMMITSBURC, MD.
Morris Tire Shop.
Emmitsburf Motor Co.
FREDERICK, MD.
n. and II. Motor and Tire Co.
CAITHERSBURC, MD.
w. g. StsigIcmen, Chevrolet.
&. {. Waters & Son, Buick.
HYATTSVILLE, MD.
Thomas II. Garrison, MARYLAND
Ave.
Hyattssille Automobile Co.. Ford
and Lincoln" Maryland Ave.
JEFFERSON, MD.
c. and w. Motor Co.. Jewett
LA PLATA, MD.
Mitchell Motor Co.. "Hupmo.
bile and Dodge"
Thomas p. McDonaxh. "Chep-
roicf and NASH" Wash. Blvd.
LAUREL, MD.
Academy Garage, Ford and Lin
coIn," Washington Blvd.
Thomas e. White, Washington
and Baltimore Road.
harry s. Green, Washington
Blvd.
LEWISTOWN, MD.
Lewistown Garage.
RInGEVILLE, MD.
Ce-Opsrative Sales and Service
Cerp.. Overland, Lexington and
WilIys-Knight.
Ridgeville Garage. Arr,Ieader
Truck.
RIVERDALE, MD.
RiverdaIs Garage, "Durant and
Star" Washington Blvd.
Evening star., 1923-12-30
WARMING!


Stoneieigh Garage, l7U L 81. NV.
South-East Auto Supply Co.. ~
Penna. Ave. Sc.
Semmes Motor Co., Dodge"
613 q st. NV.
Service Tire Co.. 1880 18th St
NV.
Southland Battery Co.. 30 Pa.
Ave. NV.
Standard Accessories, Sei3
deorgfa Ave. NV.
Sheehan's Garage, 1886 L ST. NV.
Seventeenth and r Auto Supply
Co., 1855 18th st. NV.
J. SoIari, ID and Massachusetts
Ave. NV.
Superior Oilinx Service. II ID
st. NE.
The Speedway Auto Supply. 33z
18th St. S.W.
q, Street Amo supply. SI4 ~,
st. S.W.
fhe Columbia Auto Supply. 7H
18th ST. NV.
I. v. r. Motors Corp. Marmon,
1909 NJ st. NV.
p. h. Tucker g. Co., go John
Marshall Place NV.
Thompson's Auto Supply, 1917
18th st. NV.
p. r. Tippctt, -EIcar.- ZIP E ST.
S. E.
Twentieth Street Garage, I2IS
10Th St NV.
United Tire Stores. 2ooI Penn
sylvania Ave. NV.
Uptown Auto Supply, ,oIs 18th
st. NV.
ungerer Motors, "VeIie," Ils>
Connecticut Ave. NV.
United Service Station, 2eI4 Flor
ida Ave.
Vermont Ave. Service Station,
Vermont Ave. and L St. NV.
Wardman Park Garage, 10Th and
Calvert Sts. NV.
Washington Access ories Co, 18th
and l. SITS.
Washington Cadillac Coz. 1917
Connecticut Ave.
Washington Rapid Transit.
Wisconsin Avenue Service Sta
tion, 43z6 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
Washington Garage Filing Co.,
18th and f SITS. NV.
II. S. Wood. 1902 18th st. NV.
White House Service Station, seI
Florida Ave. NV.
Western Auto Supply Co.. 327s-
81 M st. NV.
Wisconsin Garage, "Star Car and
Mason Road King Truck
le6l-63 Wisconsin Ave.
John A. Wineberger Co, Inc,
Chevrolet" 800 Ga. Ave. NV.
York Auto Supply Co., 37sl Ga.
Ave. NV.
Young Automobile Co, Haynes"
1927 Nth st. NV.
ANACosTIA, D. c.
Model Tire and Battery Shop,
1917 Nichols Ave. S.E.
S' EfouA S&tInpUGts Ikt5sh O0o0
Hope Road S.E.
Mikes Service, 21o3 NichoIs Ave.
S.E.
Maxxullo Bros, Chevrolet" laH
Good Nope Road Sc.
Perry S. Martin, 3lzy NIctask Ave.
DEANW0oD. D. c.
o. W. MADDEN. 4sss Deem Avs.
NE.
TAKOMA PARK, D. C..
Galloway & Connerx, Piney
/ Branch Road.
Warrington Sanitarium Garage.
WOODBURY., d. c.
Powell Bros, Blair and Shepherd
Roads.
s ISLAND CIT
Evening star., 1923-12-30

Many products "just as good" as
Bsu, peps, cure-alls, camphor balls,
kerosene, ether or alcohol compounds
and other nostrums are being offered
that claim to do what Eeu4~ does.
They don't.
They can't, because none of them
are in any way similar to Bese'& and
never will be because RouAt is secret
compound that cannot be analyzed.
You can recognize B1~~ at once by
its peculiar, individual odor.
This is .phat claim for Eup<ss:
FIRST, that after Is to 500 miles driving
depending on the design of your motor) every
knock caused by carbon in the motor will
be gone. ~
SECOND, that if you use it steadily, yo ill
never have TO clean your spark plugs valves.
THIRD, your motor will show more power
and quicker response.
FOURTH, BuerA costs yon nothing, BE-
cause EsEsA saves more than it costs.
And here is my guarantee:
Go to any garage, automobile or accessory
store or gas station in your city, buy two or
more cartons Of BpveAe (it costs you only ST.
a carton); use according to directions, and If
you are not satisfied that what have told YOU
is an absolute fact take your to your regular
garage, have your motor examined by an ex-
pert, and If your trouble is due to carbon have
that carbon burned out and send me the bill.
And here is another warning-use EgrAt
not occasionally but with every gallon Of gaso-
line you use because what it cost in pennies it
will save in dollars. Continuous use assures
permanent satisfaction.
There follows list of merchants who can
guarantee carry genuine BeuA and nothing
else.
These merchants will be glad to supply you.
l can vouch for every one Of them and
stand behind them personally.
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