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The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-09-04
DENALI SAILS FOR
 WESTWARD POINTS

The Alaska Steamship Company feighter Denali, Capt. Jock Living stone, master, and Jack Geraghty, purser, sailed for the Westward Sunday morning after having been in Juneau about 24 hours discharg- ing a large cargo of variegated freight. From here the Denali headed for Seward.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-09-04
NOTICE, WOMEN,

Juneau Woman's Club will re- aume their club work for the com ing year Tuesday, Sept. 4, at 2 pm. All m e m bers requested to be present.
 HAZEL JAMES FERGUSON, -adv. President.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-09-04
ATTENTION

As the Council Chambers will be occupied by another organization there will be no meeting of the Gastineau Channel Republican Club tonight.
 RAY STEVENS, -adv. Secretary.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-09-04
NOTICE

Having been csliec to Seattle, my office will be closed for about three weeks.
 adv Drl. r. E. WILSON.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-09-04

. Aleutian due to arrive prob { c ably late tomorrow after . noon or evening. . SCHEDULED SAILINGS { . Norco scheduled to sail from { . Seattle this afternoon. . Alaska scheduled to sail from { . Seattle Sept. 4 at 10 pm. . Evelyn Berg scheduled to sail . from Seattle Sept. 6. . Yukon scheduled to sail from . Seattle Sept. 8 at g am. . Northland scheduled to sail { . from Seattle Sept. 10 at 9 D. m. . zapora scheduled to sail from { Q Seattle Sept. 10 at midnight.
 . Haleakala scheduled to sail (
 . from Seattle Sept. Il at 0 am.
 . SOUTHB1UND SAILNGS ( . Princess Louise scheduled to { . arrive at o'clock tomorrow { . morning and sails south two ( . hours later.
 Q Dorothy Alexander scheduled { . southbound early Thursday ( . morning. c Northwestern scheduled south { . bound about 3 am. Thurs { . day. [
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-09-04

Mining Location. Notlces at Em- pire office.
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 and beer parlor in Petersburg doing good business. Rent reason- able. Rooms upstairs, always talk en. Get in touch with me at Gastineau Hotel. Mae Mathisen. FOR SALE Mrs. Bakers little 1 house in Casey Shattuck Addi- l tion. Easy terms or will rent. ! Phone 1892
 FOR SALE Farrand Company 1 player piano. Cheap for cash. , Write Box 4011, care Empire. FORGED SALE-Chevrolet sedan, | first class mechanical condition, 1 extra tire, cash price $15000. See R. E. Baumgartner, Shattuck 1 Bldg.
 FOR SALE-f9-f. river boat, 10 ! h. D. Johnson outboard motor. Phone 63
 FOR E-SALMON, fresh, salt i ed, smoked or dried. Place order immediately for delivery at your 1 convenience P. O. Box 986. FOR SALE--10-t all-electric At water-Kent radio. Cabinet model. First class condition. Cash or terms to responsible parties. See Joe George
 FORD SEDAN cheap-1933 model shatterproof glass. Inquire AL l aSkan Hotel.
 FOR SALE - ruur-room partly ; furnished house. Bargain, $185G l cash Write Empire Il 3986 FOR SALE -- House close in has two furnished apts. one 4-room with bath; one three-room and bath. Electric ranges, new rugs, new overstuffed. Price $2,900, $35G cash, balance terms to suit. Live in one; rent the other. See Sam Feldon, Cliff Apts. FOR SALE-Large lynx robe. very reasonable. Solid walnut bureau. Telephone 436.
 NICE LEVEL LOT, cheap for cash. Inquire 132 9th St.
 
 TURN your old gold into value. Cash or trade at Nugget Chop.
 MISCELLANEOUS SCIENTIFIC massage, violet ray and vibrator treatments. Also scalp treatments and shampoo given in your home or mine. Call l42 Gastineau Ave. or Phone GIT | for appointment.
 During extremely hot weather in New York City, city officials noted an increase in mortality.
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LOCAL SAILINGs

LOCAL SAILINGS . Kcnai leaves every Wednes- . day night at 6 D. m., for { . Sitka and way ports. Q Estebcth leaves every We'd o nesday at 10 a. m. for Chi { . chagof and wayports via Icy { . Strait.
 . Dart leaves every Friday at . Il am, for Petersburg, Rake
 and wayportS.
 .
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MISCELLANEOUS

During extremely hot weather in New York City, city official. noted an increase in mortality.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-09-04
Marine News
Steamer Movements NORTHBOUND

Aleutian due to arrive prob ably late tomorrow after noon ar evening.
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FOR SALE = Mrs. Bakers little house in Casey Shattuck Addi- tion. Easy terms or will rent. Phone 4392.
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.2!T'HZI.I3

FOR SALE or Restaurant and beer parlor in Petersburg doing good business. Rent reason able Rooms upstairs, always talk en. Get in touch with me at Gastineau Hotel. Mae Mathisen.
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.31ij{';iT.1

FOR RENT-Bachelor apt. Steam heated. Sorby Apts., PA Front St.
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adv.
La gaceta., 1934-09-14

las tentadoras ofertas que ha
recibido de %promotores america
NOS y que actuara aquf, en- ell
invierno, contra los mas famo-
SOS boxers de SUI division.

Aware Santos hizo su reapa-
rici6n en- Barcelona y ha vuel-
to a hacer una de las suyas.
Despues de haber dominado
a su antagonists Matamoros Y
de haberlo hecho rodar por la
Iona en- dos ocasiones, por Ell
conteo de cinco, Sc lie acabo ell
"almidon" y en- ell quinto round
fue "noqueado" limpiamente
por su contrario, con un golpe
al vientre, seguido de una ra-
pida derecha al mention.
Santos y sus partidarios re-
clamaron golpe foul" pero re-
conocido ell madrileno por los
medicos de la Federation, no Sc
lie aprecio la existencia del gol-
pc alegado, siendo Matamoros
declarado vencedor.
La gaceta., 1934-09-14

i Vaya, que estas hoy YES
lido de cato monies!
-Estoy vestido de hombre
de bien.
-iSiempre fuiste up hOmbre
dc bien!-contest6 Eusebia,
sorbiendo y afectando una CO.
mica Seriedad.
i Por que 10 dices? 5Porque
no te he matado hace tiempo?
i Matarme? IPor que?
-Porque 10 mereces.
i Olga!
Lo dicho!
-Pero es que 10 dicho es una
b0rbarjddz.
i Els una barbaridad decir
que he debido matarte?
i Una barbaridad de arroz!
-PueS no has hechO mucho
La gaceta., 1934-09-14
TONIC II
LAS MADRES
QUE dos BENDICE

-Pues habla; sera la Ultima
veg. Me estan esperanto y lie
vo prisa.
-Alguna tunanta...
NADIA tie importa...
-5Te parece a ill.,.
va no eres nadie para mi.
-iOle! ~ que guasa tie traes
hoy! iConque no soy nala para
TIL.
Una conocida... Y .ojala
no tie conociera!
La gaceta., 1934-09-14
BASE BALL
LIGA NACIONAL
PAUL DEAN ~"BLANQUEO'
A LOS GIGANTES

Los Cardenales de San Luis,
batiendose desesperadamente
para acortar la distancia que
los separa de los "lideres" del
New York, utilizaron aver los
servicios del lan7ador Paul
Dean, quien mantuvo a raya a
sus antagonists limitando a
seis hits ell ataque de los neo-
yorkinos, y "ponchando" a siete
bateadores.
San Luis &c, Oh, lie.
New York DC, Oh, lie.
Gus Tuy, del Chicago, domes
tic6 a los bateadores del Broo-
klyn, permitiendoles solamente
cinco hits. Los muchachos del
Brooklyn u~tilizaron dos batea-
dores de emergencia, sin result
tadO practice alguno. Van Mum
go pitched bastante bien, pero
tuvo la desgracia que lie ligaran
tres hits en- ell sexto inning, 10
que permitio la anotaci6n de
tres carreras.
Chicago &c, Tn, De.
Brooklyn &c, 5h, Sc.
Nc habia mas juegos seiala-
dos para hoy en- esta Liga.
La gaceta., 1934-09-14
LUCHAS
Ell PROGRAMA DE ESTA
NOCHE EN- BENJAMIN
FIELD

En- ell primer encuentro for
ma de esta noche, en- ell estadio
de la avenida de Howard, figu-
raran Justin Giraldi y ell pro-
fesor Al Maynard. Este match
tendra un Unite de sesenta mi
nutos .Giraldi hizo su presenta-
zion aqui la lsemana pasada
venciendo a Gus Pappas en- una
batalla spectacular que dur6
Veinte minutes. Ell segundo
evento de la noche sera la lu-
cha entire GRANDMOTHER y Lever,
con Unite de treinta minutes.
Este match que debi6 haberse
celebrado en- ell mes de mayo Ill
timo fue suspendido por inca
pacidad fisica de Lever, que te-
MIA un hombro dislocado. Ell ter
Ger encuentro de la noche, sera
entire Gus Pappas, ell griego y ell
DR.. Archibald Ruata, de Cali
fornia. Babe Caddock, ell cam
pe6n destronado ,utilizaral sus
conocidos tricks" contra Pete
Ramos, de Bradenton. Adrian
la velada, con un preliminar
Tom Mahoney y Big Boy Earl,
un novato del colch6n, del que
Sc esperan grandes cosas.
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para ESQ.

para ESQ.
7lQue he hecho yo, vamos a
yer? IBuscarte la comida GUAM
do til llevabas ell almuerzo?
! Darte 10 que me pedias para
emborracharte y jugar al care
en- las tabernas?- 5Tenerte STEM
pre- mas limpio que los ohorros
del aqua para que no dijeran
que tenias una mujer puerca
y estarte siempre limpiando?
y ic6mo hacias para ESQ?
-Nunca ME 10 preguntaste.
-Pero til algunas veces me
10 dijiste.
y til te aguantaste.
-Hice NAL.
-Porque te convenia.
-Pues por ESQ hice NAL.
Dye: tie has arrepentido?
La gaceta., 1934-09-14

Folletin de La Gaceta No. 536
La gaceta., 1934-09-14

Sera discutido ell titulo del peso
"welter". Pop Foster, ell irlan-
deS, que tiene bajo c~ontrato a
McLarnin, ha hecho presente,
que su ahijado esta en- tan exec
lentes condolences, que un exec
de entrenamiento podria ha-
cerle mas dano que bien. Ell
campe6n termin6 sus ejercicios
con seis asaltos de I'm estilo ele-
gante y rapido contra Al Cassi-
mini y Jimmy Murphy, una pa
reJa de ~resistentes pesos lige-
ros, terminando la Fiesta" con
dos rounds" rapidisimos en- los
que caStig6 duramente a Phil
Rafferty,, boxeador de su divi-
sion. Art Winch, manager del
campe6n, esta completamente
satistecho de la forma en- que sc
presentara su protegido en- la
noche del sabado, asegurando
que va no 10 dejara TRAFALGAR
mas pues podria perjudicarle.
| : En- opinion de Benny Leo
nard, ex-campe6n mundial lde
los pesos ligeros, la suspension
de este match ha favorecido mu
cho al campe6n.
10 siento por Jimmy"-ha
dicho Leonard-"su tempera-
mento nervioso 10 hara preocu-
parse demasiado por esta pelea
en- tanto que Ross, por no llevar
tanto tempo en- ell boxeo, es un
hombre perfectamente feliz,
que no Sc preocupa gran cosa
por NADIA.
"Cuando sc enter6 de la sus-
pension estaba allegro como un
chiquillo y sc meti6 en- un cine
para divertirse, en- tanto que
McLarning corri6 al hotel DON
de Sc hospedaba Pop Foster y
comenz6 a discutir la convenien
cia de volver a su entrenamien-
to cuanto antes. Otra cosa que
debe preocupar a McLarnin es
ell hecho de que la primera vez
que debian enfrentarse los dos
gladiadores, hubo necesidad de
aplazar ell encuentro, tres dias
antes de la fecha, y despues de
esa suspension Ross gan6 deci-
sivamente, propinandole una
paliza terrible. Y ahora pudie-
ra resultar 10 mismo''.
Mas de $175,000 Sc han recau-
dado va, por concepto de entra-
das, superando esa cantidad, en-
unos $4,000, al montante bru-
to de la entrada del primer en-
cuentro entire ambos pugiles, 10
que demuestra que la afici6n
satisfecha de aquelIa ex-
hibici6n.
La gaceta., 1934-09-14

Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
La gaceta., 1934-09-14
y 10 eres.

y 10 ereS.
Y no soy NADIA para +, W.
cal muerto ahi... en- ESQ hove
Ia noche que tn amante.,, 81 ~,
gao me do una punalado .
TRACTION.
No seria cosa cuando e,.a,
en- pie. e8'"S
-E'tpve a la muerte... Pero
aunque hubiera sido IN rase o,O
no.. t"Sgu-
-iY que! p''
Que va debfas baberlo o,,,;
dado. OWL
al Jesuita que me confess 49,
! til dices, que me ba hso -,
hombre de bien, que 81 no '''
-Pues 81 eres hombre de
La gaceta., 1934-09-14
BOXEO
ROSS Y McLARNIN LISTOS
PARA LA PELEA

New York Sep. 14.-Barney
Ross y Jimmy McLarnin, han
dado por terminates sus ejer-
cicios de entrenamiento y Sc
tomaran ell necesario descanso
para su encuentro de manana
por la noche en- ell estadio de
Madison Square Garden, donde
La gaceta., 1934-09-14
CON LOS GUANTES

En- ell teatro OLYMPIA, de Bar
celona, tuvo lugar la anunciada
velada de boxeo en- la que apa-
recieron, en- ell match ~estelar,
Martinez de Alfara, peso COM
pleto valenciano, contra ell Sc
nagales Basin. Durante los Gin
co primeros asaltos MARTINEZ
Alfara puso de manifesto sus
Igrandes condolences de pegador
~ de "encajador", castigando a
su oponente con una serie de
cabs" izquierdos a la cara, que
lie desfiguraron ell rostro.
Basin, viendose perdldo,
us6 ell viejo trick" de los boxea
dores sin coraje y sin "stami-
lna"", pegando de "foul'' inten-
cionalmente, 10 que motive su
+, disqualification .
En- la misma nOche Frog ven
Ici6 a Andrea, por puntos, en- ell
preliminar. Ell peso complete
de Madrid, Carreno, derrot6
a Jorda en- ell sexto round, y en-
la semi-final Cipriano Torres,
dando pruebas de gran valentia
resisti6 ell tremendo ataque del
campe6n portorriqueno, Mon
tanes, hasta que ell arbitro sus-
pendi6 la pelea, por humanidad.
Ell resultado de este encuentro
no podia ser otro, 81 sc tiene en-
cuenta Ia gran diferencia de
"clase" entire uno y otro con-
tendiente y la "pegada" mortf-
fera del hijo de Borinquen.
La gaceta., 1934-09-14

ST. Porque, 81 no me hu-
bieses abandonado, hace no Sc
cuantos meses, yo seria todavia
una SeNOrd.
Y tn Gpara que me necesitas?
mo dices que me mantienes?...
-Pero me das lustre.
-ilC6mo lustre!
-Porque, al fin. esta una
casada por la Iglesia, y IN ma
rido siempre es una sombra.
y a su sombra.. .puede tu-
nantearse...
ST tn fueraS hombre que 10
ganara...
i Vaya 81 10 gano!
-iTu?
ST, yo...
i ESQ seria un pueblo!
Mira. y no 10 he robado...
La gaceta., 1934-09-14
81; 10 estoy.

81; 10 estoy,
-Hombre, dime que padre
jesuita te confiesa, para yer 81
a mi me hace arrepentirme.
TIL nj tie arrepientes nj tie
enmiendas.
ST tuvieras parneSes...
u Que?
Me ira contigo.
-Falta que 20 tie quisiera a
mi lado.
va me querrias.
i Yo?
i Vaya! Que todavia no soy
piltrafa que Sc tira a
los perros.
Mas tirada a los perros
que estas...
-POr tn culpa.
-iPor mi culpa?
La gaceta., 1934-09-14
III

Y Sulpicio sac6 del bolsillo
algunos billetes que ensen6 a
Eusebia.
i Gala! GD6nde has oscar
bado?
-Donde Sc CANA con honra.
Dime, Gd6nde?
-Ahi 81 que no puedes if
t1...
d Por que?
-Por ESQ.,. porque Sc CANA
con honra.
-Pues llevame contigo... sin
ganarlo.
-iYo! iEstas loca!
-Eres mi marido.
10 full.
La gaceta., 1934-09-14
LIGA AMERICANA

Rowe, del Detroit pitched con
extraordinarily consistencia, sin
esforzarse mucho, pero traba-
jando con inteligencia para ais
lar convenientemente los hits
de los Senadores de Washing :
ton. Con esta victoria Rowe al
CANA la vigesima tercera de la
temporada. Unas practicas es-
peciales al bate ordenadas por
ell manager Cochrane, esa mis-
ma manana, dieron ell resultado
apetecido, pues todos los juga-
dores del Detroit batearon de
hit, menos Goslin, que estuvo
"groggy" durante TODD ell desa-
flo.
Washington DC, III, De.
Detroit &c, 11h, lie.
Vernon Gomez, lanzando ma
ravillosamente en- ell juego de
aver, contra los 'indios" de Gle
veland, anot6 otra victoria a
los Yankees.
George Selkirk Sc fue de jon
ron en- ell sexto, metiendo ell de-
safio en- ell refrigerator"
Babe Ruth tuvo que retirarse
en- la segunda entrada, al lesio-
narse nueVamente ell charley
horse" que 10 ha mantenido fue
ra de juego durante algunos
dias.
New York &c, Oh, Be.
Cleveland 1c, 3h, De.
Ell juego entire ell Filadelfia y
ell San Luis fue pospuesto por
lluvia.
La gaceta., 1934-09-14

Por noticias llegadas aqui
sabemos que Manolo Brana, j6-
ven periodista cubano que tie
ne a su cargo ell entrenamiento
del famoso pugil donostiarra,
"Fillo" Echeverria, Sc encuen-
ira ahora en- Paris tratando de
llegar a un acuerdo con los pro-
motores franceses para un
match entire su "pupilo" Y al
gun pugilista frances o brita-
nicO de cartel.
Tambien Sc asegura, como
dijimos aver, que "Fillo" cru
cara ell Atlantico, atraido por
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-08-08
YOUTH STARTS SOLO
VOYAGE TO SPAIN IN
TEN-FOOT SAILBOAT

BIZ United Press
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla, Aug.
8.-Alone at the mercies of freak
ish tide waters and autumnal
storms, Alfred Lastinger slept UNI
der an awning spread over the
cockpit of his ten-foot sailboat
today as it drifted almost aimleSs-
ly along in projected solo flight
to San Sebastian, Spain.
Lastinger, confident the gods of
fortune will enable him to trav-
erse the Atlantic in from two to
four months, was entirely out of
touch with the world today. He
was about $50 or ITS miles out
from Daytona Beach,, in the
midst of what he termed a 200
mile doubtful" zone. If he
could survive the first 200 miles,
Lastinger believed his chances of
success are SO out of 100.
A compass was the only nautic-
al instrument the 23-year-old
seaman had. He said he would
sleep by day under the awning
to protect him from the sun and
navigate his sailboat by the stars
at night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-08-08
OPINIONS GIVEN
BY MOTORISTS
General Motors Receives
Thousands of Replies to
QUESTIONABLE.

During the past eighteen months
more than 100000 motorists have
responded to General Motors pictur-
lied questionnaires dealing with
various features of automotive de-
sign
The new 1884 edition is now be-
ing mailed in large quantities to
motorists located in all sections Of
the country and owning all makes Of
cars. inviting them Ito pool their
practical experience with the tech
nical skill of General Motors en-
gineerS."
Last year the booklet bore the
title Proving Ground of Public
Opinion" This year, at the SUCCESS
ton of many owners, the title has
been changed to read Your Car as
You Would Build It"
The new QUESTIONABLE covers six
tv-fve features of motor car con-
struction and as stated in the in
troductory note. 1t is designed to
appeal to those who usually ignore
Observation-Disclosures to read. and no
writing Is necessary unless YOU should
feel the urge AS a matter of fact.
the answers can be checked off with
less effort than it takes to work a
crossword puzzle.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-08-08
SAYS IND0-VIN
MADE HIM WELL
"What | Needed for My
Deranged Organs" He
Says; All the Misery Is
Gone.

MR.. CHARLES HATFIELD, Of
77th st. & College Ave, Indianap-
oils. has now come forward with his
TRUTHFUL and REMARKABLE
statement praising Indo-Vin, which
is the new. scientific mixture of EX-
tracts from Medical Plants, now
being introduced to crowds daily
here in the city of indianapolis by
The Indo-Vin Man in person at
Hooks Drug Store, Illinois & Wash
ington SITS. Mr. Hatfield is a care
taker at the indianapolis School for
the Blind and we'll acquainted
throughout indianapolis and vicin-
ity. He states that he is PROUD
to endorse such a medicine as Indo-
Vim and we are just as proud to
publish his name and testimonial,
as he is a widely-known and highly
respected resident of this city. Fol-
lowing is his complete statement:
For three years 1 had been a
great victim of stomach trouble
said Mr.. Hatfield My meals would
sour in my stomach and bloat me
up with so much gas that thought
my insides were going to burst. This
gas also pressed on my heart and
put me in so much pain with my
chest that I would get dizzy all
over and I kept having terrible sick
headaches from this awful condition
of my stomach. My stomach was
always upset and 1 was simply
FULL of gas after my meals and so
tight and stuffy with gas in my
chest that 1 could hardly even
BREATHE, and this gas even had
its effect on my heart and the least
little thing would exhaust me and
take my breath away. 1 had also
gotten to be a CHRONIC victim of
constipation and was a CONSTANT
USER of bowel laXatives, as I had
to take something for my bowels
every night at bedtime.
Il tried lot of medicine and
some expensive treatments, but got
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-08-08
BUICK ATTAINS
FOURTH PLACE
Only Three Lower Price
Cars Show Better
Sales Volume.
b. Times SpcciqI

FLINT. Mich, Aug. 8.-Led by
the state of Michigan, motorists in
numerous key points throughout the
United States bought enough Bucks
during June to place the Buick Mo-
tor Company in fourth place in
their respective areas.
w. F. Hufstsder, general sales
manager, announced that Buick
unregistered all but the three low
est priced makes of cars during
June in the following points:
State of Michigan. Metropolitan
area of New York, Chicago, Balti-
more. Minneapolis, Denver, Fit.
Worth, Hollywood, Boston. Trenton,
N. j., Bethlehem and Allentown,
Pa.
In the latter three cities Buick
holds fourth place for the first six
months of the year. Mr.. Hufstader
said.
The executive pointed out that
the above districts in which Buick
attained fourth place in June are
among the leading automobile
markets in the country, their COM
bined sales potentialities represent
ing approximately 20 per cent of
the American automobile market. In
other important sales centerS Buick
is registering steady gains, he said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-08-08
NEWS HIGHLIGHTS
NEW TIRE PATCH
OFFERED PUBLIC
Goodrich PerfeCtS Method
Replacing Old Type
Repair Plug.

A new nail-hole patch for pneu-
matte tires has been developed by
B. F. Goodrich Company, Akron, o.,
and now is ready for national dis
tribution.
This new patch takes the place
of the old-fashioned tire plug and
automatically seals up nail-holes,
keeps out dirt after it is applied.
prevents any ply separation and
protects the inner tube. 1t will not
throw tires out of balance and
cause shimmy This is especially
important with the modern high
speed automobile
Constructed with Semi-cured face
with a substantial plug of self-vul-
canizing rubber to be placed over
the injury, the new patch is easy to
apply. Pressure from the tube and
f1exing action of the tire in serv-
ice causes the -vulcanizing rub
Der to flow into the injury and
completely seal it up. This pre-
vents dirt and grit from getting into
the nail-hole and causing separation
and chatting of the tire.