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I Jog Ktwur* Mrn^fr. Uexfer, M<?.. Aug, 1-.?--"1 hated \o do It. -aid I-'Iiim r Kogatello. with twir* in hi- he stroked the lar#e Ueud of Jib faHliful Uegb. "and U Ua* taught me grea' li-won." Shortly. ??f??-r giving a severe flog glng to hi*hound Flmcr Kogatello. a miller. h>*t hb footing whip crowd ng a liJulct'WMy and fell Into the mill jwi?1. He could not i,m. The fa Ithful Ix'jBM, Httrioted by bb cries. lilmHpu frxiu the w'Wpplng. i?alnfuU> to fhe reM>i?e .1ii'l dragged hi* master to safety, HogateH., li.i t beaten l?t(tog under the belief ilull ilif animal had killed it ),? lAifll" iljilti ,II?I l.-it<T found it |(| in- fnbtf.. ?? vr.: ?. --ii ui..,.?iOTBg3ap?n'lii 11 ? lv.tb?r \> iii>? suit. r.t r:: 11 August 10. Foriier Elh? pel or Wilt i:\ui lab WOll |ib ?uft brought in i IV-ritiv court. to prohibit the prc-cnt it ion . on the. *tyge* Of tlii* >ale of I an it Mid wig's Hbuoirekiuh play, "Tin4 l*bmb>.tl "" .? ? William w-i.i Joiiic ! in tin- -ulf-Vy |-'t <iii vn.'i IM*tt lober. \t idou ."f the minister of -^t.?i?? ?.f Hi^marckb time The ?trtirt 'ItN ld?d iliai the plaintiff* had a right t > obje?*t to a ??tage j**r~ f?'l lojl IV.. 'T-. ? J*.> ' I'ltf them I i ' V * Lieutenant Samuel Lnnt. was In ,-tai?My kUksl last Tuetda.v when- at* titiir to land mi Keilev field iiear San Antonio. I lb -plane (ell t?'?o f?.'**tI I _ Pithy Paragraphs. If you don't believe an (Englishman concentrates harder on hi* work wtille he worka or in lil? play when tie plays. Just try to talk apart to him during working hours or lit talk business to him while ho is enjoying. tils after noon ten ? I)wlght T. Farnhnna. The troulile now with Ireland la that sorrow baa been tier one luxury, the theme of her poets, the melody In her music, the eloquence <>f tier ora tors ; and to leave sorrow behind, to withdraw the eye from Frln crucified, und tn.suhwtltutr satiety. seems a snc rltlce r?f IrHand'a essential Indtvldual lry.~ I\ W Wilson l.et us learn to do everything, as well as we can. That turns life Into art. The least thing thoroughly well d"n<* become* artistic Anything com plete, rounded, full exact, gives pleas ure. Anything slovenly, slipshod, un finished, In diMrouraglng.-~-.Iohn Free man Clarke Buttons and Personality. One of those business psychologists ? bis s)MMialty. we believe. Is sales manship says that a man can.be cor rertlv Judged hy the third button of Ids waistroiii if iiu> button stands out as boldly us the other buttons he is the real thing; tiut if tie raves in at this particular spot and the but ton is covered b\ wrinkles In Ills vest he is deficient in personality and pep and dynamics und nil tin* other latest tilings tluit do be out .> We wonder If the psj ? tio|ovists h re not foyltng themselves ;i great deal What becomes of this sure test of per sonalPv if the inai h.is no walstrimt? We uonder whether I.-tiroln's third hnt'on stood ? yir cmnfulh <t was o|?. ? s? ur. ij I v t fie wriukitv. wh:< h. If pi? lures Ililll ? III b#? depended Upolj. were ;i di?."in-1ive f.-Ature of tils dres? New I ! ford Mill.'hilt! Add Magnetic Influence. A vli.ilijr iibrUiUllellon .! IJ ?? accord ??? ">? h<- to sT-i'i un | I'Xpla : >"l Vi.igiot,. uift'u r. e< tuis for .i wt.o . i? ??i11. I > nb-ei \.-iI d:; iIV in I ,ont!< P i ' ???. end ?'! r'-HMiiie't -s ba\e leer s|,tp|. < j -1 ? ? delllj I' l.tS I H'ell U-e!. to ? ike a. to the W.|?I J-'.e'.iKef. w!i. Ollld no1, t ft t ffi?. frollb'' Ti >r II M' '|\ li Alter Ihe f .iti h"ui or t Wo, h"w> er the - b ? ? ? . 11 ? ?' 11 k i I I I! I. .lid ill t;ee?|. >| I ? >*??* * '. ? -111 t tbe Hips W it. I'll h.'iir ? Le.u1 n Telephones. I 1 ??? ? , r .?? I . 'I 'Ml I M.llO ilf lo ?? a n . ( r iv?'.t ' I Is a I - i* ire I he I.e..; d< r ;? J i I ' ! 11 ee st.V"s in flie roUIltr> ?? iej !. u .i > ? ?.i.g. though many .?h?- .ue i >r : u bthind. In !:#? ? ?? ?' t'ev n,i.i...i l.t-re n re about 1 oiKit*m ?f,,|.boi ? ii ore ?h.;n there ,?re .i, :!.<? a hole of bretr Hrttaln, in i lud.rig Iwi.u t'Ui.r j;nd M.,> Iri.^h F'n-e rTtnte Renew your health by purifying your system with lotab 1 he purified and refined cnlomel tablets that are free from nausea and danger. No salt* necessary, r* Calotabs act like calomel and salts combined. De mand the genuine in 10c and 35c packages, bearing above trade-mark. "SCADS" MAKE A DlhFEHt NCE Roniant*i?u May Deny It, but Aver* agt Man 8#yood MiddU Age Know* It to Be a Fact. tk*meono~~iUymond Hitchcock, I think ? used to *4ng u little aohg about the difference Just a few Uoijrs make* lie might have gone a little farther, What a difference Ju*t a few dollar* Uftkv. Itebecca Colt?it is Cole, now, though It used to be something 'olsu when Old Abe opened his b<s>ta, hott lea and, Iron emporium In our hack a I ley?? itebecca and I used to he good friends, She wua u tarnation pretty girt, Becky wan. More thun that. She was a ripping, raving, tearing beauty. She didn't have the Hot he*, then. The most you Con Id way for them was that they wyfv CleatT The girls~tn our town were Just finding out that hair could he (parcelled, waved a|?d what not led to hired help. Their mothers iiad always washed their own hair and sat on the hack porch until It dried, IbVcky' had to wash her own uiid ftufT it around *lth her hand# until It could he i?ut up. Kntrum lngly pretty, Becky was, at such moments. I was In love*w||h her, of course, liut my mother savaged me whenever the fact came to her attention. Becky wan. pretty, she admitted, but that was about all that could be said of her, and ahe was handicapped by that b^otH, bottle*, ?tad old iron ancestry. iJecky wax ?ort of In love with me, I think. Just propluqulty, probably, hut her eye? used to shine very pretty when I. hove In slgrit. Well, 1 was chased away from the paternal hamlet for one reason and another, and when I got hack the old man had moved to a better street, and mother rode down to market In a glass-inclosed car that had a sort of family likeness to a henrse. and the town newspaper printed my picture, as the son of the well known and popular, etc. So I sort of looked down on Becky. When we met we were both embar rassed. We'could not get back to the frank camaraderie of our youth. That Infernal boots, bottles and old iron skeleton rattled Its dry bones In our ettr*. 1 walked down Main street with Becky viie day, but I was conscious of my condescension. I met Becky again yesterday, for the first time In years. Old Abe ha* run that second-hand shoestring of his In to a large and odorous tannery. He will always be nid Abe, essentially bout ay, hot t ley, and old Irony, hut nev ertheless rich. Becky has married a rising young millionaire. They have more, bottles In their cellar than I ever saw in a fancy grocery. Beclcy condescended to me. Nothing nasty. But she was conscious of her social superiority. Ain't It funny what h difference Just a lew scads make!? Chicago Pally News. Wedding Rings. If wns otiee itn old English wedding mi*t<<in for tin- bridegroom at th?? oere inonv t<> present the bride with a purse of int'tuo iis will a.- a ring, Tliis i?p pear? in th?? wordsof tin* ' rrcmnH) as given in an <?|i| ? ? !i*i?? ? i of the prayer liook : ?,'VVtHi tin* r . 1 th-M* ai.1. Tiit*??."-lil and s.;%- * I nl.e 11j? ?? " The n:..: v\;is (he vi;_- that tin* wife \* >i ?? i iiM'UM witii lier husl a iid's |.i ??j'K'ftj . -?!??>? :.iI!> valuable posses ^i*?!is uimv <!i ii\i-ri-il into lii-r i art* Sit? ?v.?s responsible for liiein Wed nitsl: pItu- uere .if? en 'xiv*.-?T as skills, and \\ f rli iIm'iij tin- fastenings of house h.'M ti?eas u rers were stamped Kdtnaii wr-re ip'ij v, mI ritigs, and it was ? -? ?t? ? ttf**tt fi.r a iuaJ> to give his wife two c.; ila-iii? -one. of gold, to wear ? ??if ~??!#? r Jit* hou.se for show and one. of it <>it, for "M-rx day use. The tradi tion ..f the ??fnlirtil finger of till1 left hand wirh the v eii. leading d i t ? ? ? 11 y to flu* heart" ?-eetns to have an ai)i*l?nt origin. the thumb heing reckoned a? first firi?*?-r. _ ' Once Was Enough. there's ??ii?? taxlab driver in New York Jn? has an inordinate fear of highwaymen esj*Hlally when hen < r>>?siii^a bridge, says fit- Sun of that ? lt.N lie takes ingenious | reoautlons to f.?il holdup linn Kollouliig a dain-e rvrontly * imiple entered ti faxhah. I'hey were about to drive < ver a lonelv stretch o' Wash ington bridge whi'n the nib was sud deniv drawn up to the curt? The driver sprang from Ids seat and pulled open the door The gtri ? lut ??bed her escort's arm. both gap ing M-rvously at the driver, ei;?e- ting a cut: tn be thrust at then) "I win held uj? on this very bridge oqiv. the driver gasped, "and I don't e\pe< ' It to hapi*Mi ngln if I run help it I o> t*?iJin' you folks now that all I've got Is K.* an Imitation gold wn!eh and this bore phoney d'amend, ring " I "Acute Stomach Trouble" Not Fatal Pretty nearly every week we **>*? in j the fajiK-r that the Hon. Mr So and So, while making an after-dinner! speerh. was seized with "aeute ?t.itn aeh trouble," was taken t.? his hotel , and. soon died That .? neve'- true No body was ever killed by an a*?.i-W of I unite atomach trouble. j l^err was long standing organic . disease !r. some other organ of h!i j body The s!?k organ is pr.-hahU hi> I heart the next chfltice is h!s k.dn??\|i and the 'bird < hani e hN hr?!; I ?r K I <' ('abet J r. 'A I.aymati's Mm ?v. - k of i Medb-lne " Wireiesg Set In Matchbox Two new inventions nre n wir?*!es? rtHwlvIn* station :n a match box nm* a wIr<*Jrw*|ver that <"*?n be won Ilk* a flog*r ring, wltb ?n umbre1ia <u *n a?rUl. CREDIT TO AMERICAN RULE Affair* of Colony of Pago Pago, In tho South Seat, Declared Admirably ' Managed. According to Randolph Bedford. In ? recent number of Our World, Pago Pago U the "happleot community ?>? earth." This Island In the Samoan group U the southernmost outpoot of American government. I.lttle has been said about this colony , of ours; prohahly there jicft a. great many America^ who do not even know that wo hava 1|. But in our administration of It* affairs We have demonstrated, accord log to Mr. Bedford, who Is an Aiih trallan globe trotter and Journalist, that we govern our eolonlea better than we govern ourftelvn. M Tho totql \dI ?w> annnsI tnv.es lcx led on the native* Is Just $7- It l* With minified feelings that one r< ad* Of what l'n<1e Saio din accomplish for $7 a year If he has to. The Sinn oan, according to Mr. Bedford, gits for this expenditure, "protection, work, cleanliness, electric light, good water supply, cement roads and'education." When Spanish lufiuen&a was raying through the Islands of the South seas, taking a cruel toll among the natives, It passed Pago by, There was not a single case throughout the entire epi demic. "Pago Is a long march ahead of- the average western Pacific settle ment administered by the white "ian. The native has succeeded at tlo per sonal 4tat to the efficiency of the American engineer; to the smooth roads that bear his bicycle; aye, and to the picture show and Ice creaiu of California." MOVED WALL WITHOUT INJURY Engineering Experts Proved It Ne Trick at Ail ta Lengthen Big Buffalo Church. In olden days, when -,the medieval cathedral builders wished To lengthen one of their great churches (and this happened very frequently), there was nothing for It but to pull down the western wall with Its two towers. If It possessed any, or the eastern {n<*e. itnd lengthen the structure to the de sired extent. Today, however, thank* to the highly developed art of "house moving," we can lengtfrep a church without any preliminary destruction of Its princi pal front. As witness of this, the front of the Central Presbyterian church, Buffalo, .was recently moved .'Ml feet eastward, to permit a lengthening of the auditorium to that extent. The front of the building Is 78 feet' wide over the lateral buttresses, bo feet high and 8 feet wide at the thickest parts. The weight of the wall, us moved, Is 1,(XX) tons. The preliminary operations consist ed of removing the front, preparing the new foundations, 30 feet to the eastward. and making a clean cut through the roof and through the side walls, where they abutted against the rhur.h front. While this was being done the front w all was Jacked up upon rollers, The work of moving tin 1 ,i*iiHon muss was done by imvins of screw-jacks. operated by 1*> men, and the wall completed its Jot.rney of 30 f.et without injury in Id hours.? Scientific American. Enforce Federal Bird Law. Among the convictions obtained by the I'nited I >epart nieiii Aki'i culture during May for violation of the Mlgratory-Hird Treaty a-t were one in Illinois, involving in killing of .i gull, hue ?S'J.'S and costs; one in Vir ginia., Involving the sale of n heron, tine ; t v\ ? > in Kentucky, involving the hunting of ducks from a motor hoat. fine $'jr? each and cos'-, two in Florida, Involving the jNis-ession of ducks In close season. <_'?*? h ; two in Oregon ltrvolvlng the hunting of ducks after sunset, tine $'_\r> eu< h ; one in Oregon, involving the k:!i:: c of a hand-tailed pigeon, fine $J" . two In Arkansas, involving the sale >f ducks, each; one in Florida, invni.ing the killing. of ducks In < lose M?ii^'?n. tine ?Tk) ; ore in Virginia, involving ;he sale nf ducks, fln?? S1'"*>: and <ao I.oulst aim, Involving the sale of ?!?; ks, tine $l<y> Effect of Daylight or P a^te. Investigation of length of daylight n plant life <\>nducted t? y ? 1 ?? Fnlted Mates Bureau of Plant ln>;..<?try ln licatett the importance of ?'factor ii ;ts deveiopiiiHfit Formation of bulb* is induced b> ex<-?ss ,,|y long lay- \shiU> format I <>n of fjSer* corn monl> fr?>ni ?tX'Vssi\e:y short !??>* This deposition of mrbohydrate !n r?*lativ?dy condensed or <Wiydrated *.:rrii a* a reuufT <>f an nnfuvorsbl? fch: per!u>! Indichtes nisrkei loss of ;.(.u?-r :?> utilize the produ- ?> photo *\n thesis in elongating the s-?*rti or In '??\ |:tk flower ami frui* i rondl ?'?<i u el"! ex em pi I fled in t J. ?? stein less ?-r !e?r n.xerte fonn of fol'Hge devel pn;?*nf l"he epfx** i t e eh sue* toward he optimal day length or ?.,..jne!on >jHti'?r n.a> re*?*u?' typ.>,' annual from impendtn g d?*?" and ef '?*? t more ?>r less <..tnple?.- r>>ju\eties H ow She D > d It Two rrtn?.? % ,>? -x.r. hanging ? nflder.crs as to their ???<[< "W !.?? I ? sn'f t< ' ?: r>??. 1 the r?* I* h w you niKi K'c get so i. . wi rk oi;r f IC < i * f ! iin't do |r >n. <??;? vour wkTk ? 1 ? ? r?? niu-t. quick er ? rr.tnr ar.'l ?'..?>* i* '-j?' n<j wr|| r h?*' :#-r t or* \\ r? 1! ?" #iflsln:?"4 '!>? upcond li(i|i?f?|'i' 'I Just put Jm/./v p.e<*es on oifr ?Mert r1?- plnver plsno the time ahe is working Simple, isn t Itr* WANTS MANY Of ui^rhiirjf Packing Plant lAiklnj Forward t? VeW? Supply, i >f;t n??:l?ur.c, S. <\ August lull. ? | \\v wajtt'^ iit??UHi?na good, it.ti(i hog* fr<nn flu* f;tniu?. of Orangeburg and adjoining ^ouotiei fojr the cowing ytm > )tt||Hl|at our plant." is the srate mt'til innil*' In ii letter from Mr It Wllliuuiv Vice president and Manner of ttic Southern I'^fkini! <Vr? juration. whtvU wIH oi crate the |*:tcK in* (plant* at 'Orangeburg. S. <\. Beau fort, S t\. and Wllmlmrtoa. N <' Mr William* sal*! further tlutt tlu* phtnt would want. at least. double that amount the nevt year. Tile above fa?*t> wore ? brought -our ut a meeting held at the packing plant Tuesday afternoonwhen Mr. S. i\; Winter-. Soil Fertility Specialist an j Mr.< .Feronve It. McMleheal made two very instructive. talk* to fanners a>' <*?'Hit?|ef!. Mr. Winters stressed the iinjKH'tthee of rover crops both Hummer and winter, lie urged. the farmers to plant more legumes, and to use intelligent methods of farming. "Soil Fertility." said Mr, Winters, -is the ,ba*ls of good farm'* ipg. and without' this farming can not be made profitable." He espwia'lly urged the planting of abundant acreage? of velvet beans and other crops. The farmers were well pleased with Mr. Winters' talk, and asked: many question*. Mr. McMleheal lead the discussion ? i "'Forage Crops for Hogs." and the information '.riven seemed to fx- what . &? the farmers wanted for they ask<sl numerous- (picsthmo. Mis tylk was most practical. Farm I ?emonstration Agent Wolfe stressed the im|K>rtanee of the hojf crop. and*"':l?egged the farmers not to ???..? . . . II SO {K'llUUts T^lHKT iMM'ailSt* <?r ing?'hni g County ha* already estab lished a reputation for producing hard hogs and this reputation will be h?-t if peanuts are ns??<l in this ration. Hard hogs canm>t be grown on peanuts. Sandwiches, Ice cream, lomonad-'. and <*i 1*1* rwere served to tho?e -who attend ed the meeting by the Bianagvim-nt of the Southern Packing f'orporatio i and after the meoHng many went over the plant and were well pleased with the preparations that have alreudj been made for the opening <>f the plat." in early October. In >pite of the fact that a severe thunder utoi m ratfed Ju?t l?efor t!??? meeting it wa? liirfe]^ attended and tin* nin'ii: g <jvas rteoUifPU to i<?- ouo\di the most *n?^*ful ever held In <>r un^ehtirx." ' If WJIH HIIHtOltilCVil al till- lUWitia# ihat modern >r.*'k\urd* would '??' ^ lublMt. d at .m. i. of the Sonih.-rn PA< k lug 'CorjM.ral Ion's |44D,^ The South*? Parking Oorpjurution maintain* at th?|r niaugehurg | h -Uutvjiu ufvlnformatlott" under t!??? j direction <1/ Mr. Jolin A. Murkin. Km- j iiiits and other* are Invited to tuko ad- i vantagof tUi* iforeau. <'oo|>eialive Sale a (?reat Sucee**. P'oivm-e. A hip i ?! 7 Tl.,- -ppgaul* 'I : tot?jio<,v growers- of South ('aroliua ate ? imi t iii.i- and kept |t 11><? at forty iv* j ; ivi'li,' jr.iut s pjf ||H' (ir.HVl'J'S ] *T >ri|ii rattvr As*nrht+m*t- i-udoy wUuuJ |Mi? ''in two million ? d> of Hit* weed j [ wore handled by tlw/<tn0*t orderly ?iyn-1 tern of. marketing ever seeu lii ibis, stH-rjoj) and flu* jMunhor growers re-1 eeivtd their first cash advances. ??n the rooj?erative markets at many place* in South Carolina tobtuvo far mors were heard to >ay ?'! got more for m\ first advance to,lay than my wh.o'o. crop ayfcrajred last year." ?With advances on wrappers running from pJ'J.Tr, to *17.30 per hundred, with $13.03 tp k> ailvanct's for cut ting leaf. with from $13.73 to $7.7o, for cuttcr.s. from $U.'K> to $l.<f? for smoking lugs and from to $1.0o for primings the growers wore highly elated over their first ?ash receipts as they left tht? warehouses with their first paymt-irts and th<? participation receipts Which assure thorn future cash payment* and immediate loan values. .Many piles brought ea>h advances of $13.73 at U'ikc City today where ^?;.?se to three hundred thousand pounds were on the f'oor, hut the most re rinarkabie feaMm- of rite day wii< the .ompleto uniform.?y uf grading on va rious markot^ where ali tJ:? - gnawers receive I .?ipj:tl (.*o;>>i)|t>rati >n \eV??r hms :he.-" a ?uior-- orderly j ?tp ?.i:n*_r of f? ?*-.i.*???? marker* than t" >k i phi'*" '>?.tfj\ With the ? re,M-ior. of J e!'M'k-\\ .>rk ? :ua--li!!er.\ -?!' th'?. i ciii ; <'ia;iv.- a.-OH-iatn'i, :ia?ve?l int.. I ton with. ?ut a hi :??!?. and -orderly mar j l.i.'.:i? w a ; ;.t. ! ,i ( the fir*! day's I ii. ei?a;r;i>r to ri?e ^hout-. "f luiyer.v 1 Mo- raniplinu' .?!' r })?? -11 i t":.; ^ of pilrs iind the hurried i. k?<"??i.?ii of the irrow or > I'j-odaot. a golden stream moved continuously today from Wagons to graders. from gradera to weighvn) lU,l on to the ?>\vr a<vumulatliig jdu* of the w*#m1 In the rooms (,f the association. Posted eons-pleuously la every Ware house were the advance c?,sh paynteuts to l?e made for each grade, and u* tiK, tohaeco passed by tlk> Weigher's win. (low# it paid tribute to the growof# in the forai of cheek* and partiri|)U, lion receipt**. which were made out ae vordlug to the weight and grade of id* tobacco for each gi\>Wor member. Richard h. Patterson, general iuau? tiger of the leaf d<ij artmeut; T, (\ Watklns, manager of warehouses f,,r the assoeliit.|p**! A, It. HreedloVe ?iul c. l>. Cheatham aaslrtHirtMuanagers of the leal department, and other off , i.,is of the Tobacco Grpwera' imperative ?visited tilt* iH"HM-|tt([Vu w m I'/'Ih>ii>?'?> al I.aUe Gjlty, 'I'ilM!!, yltle. Kiugstree, Dnrlfngtou. < Hanta and Lamar (Kwraonally assisting tho graders in their work. (\)ini?'ete satisfaction was expressed by the great majority <*f growers, who wore mueh Impre&sed by the or U?r,ly system of marketing and the first en - h advaluvs paid today. K. 1>. Fri-sell. 1'arolr Revoked By Governor Harvey. Columbia. August 12.?Governor Harvey today revoked the parole of Charles Ferguson, of Laurens. aq<i or. dered the supervisor to re[>ossess Fer guson ami place him on the chaingaag to complete' his sentence. Ferguson i was paroled by Governor Cooper, j*?t I April "until the county physimn of l^iurcns thinks he is able to complete 1 his sentence." Last week the ehk>f executive took up this ease with others and was advised by John 1>. Watts. su|*irvlsor of litfurens, that Ferguaoii %\m> unable to complete Ills sentence. A j rlvateInvestigation by. the Board ... (>t* Public Welfare showed a different state uf affairs, however* it was an nounced today. This investigation re vealed that Ferguson had -been work ing in a mill at Clinton since May 10 and drawing .<11 a week, for hard lahor. !!<? has also engaged in a fight or two, ? i: i> alleged. As soon as the chief ex ecutive was apprised of these fuels ho immediately revoked the parole. For- J vrUM'n i>. serving life for murder. (Jrccnville county has 81' candidates in the race for county officer,* in the 1 >. anieratie primary. ? The new Qoodyear Cross^Rib Tread Cord Did You Get the Bottom Price, After All? The man who buys a "long discount" tire usually finds himself troubled by the above question. Did he pay less for the tire than his neighbor might have paid, or actually did he pay more? Did he get the bottom price, when all is said and done, or could he perhaps have driven a sharper bargain? Was the net price really more than he might have had to pay for a tire of established reputation and value? In the belief that the average motorist prefers a frank and open transaction, we built the new Goodyear Cross-Rib Tread Cord and discounted the "discount" in advance. Instead of listing it at a high price, to enable the dealer to attract you with a so-called "long discount," we list it as low as we profitably can. We build it of high-grade long^taple cotton, using the patented Goodyear method of group-ply construction, and sell it at a lower price than you are asked to pay for many "long discount" tire# of unknown worth. Compare these price* with NET prices you are asked to pay for "long discount" tir** 30 x 3>? Gincher.... . $12.50 30^3^ Straight Side . 1330 32x3>? Straight Side.. 19.25 3Tt4 Straight Sule . 22.20 31x4 Straight Skic.. $24*50 33x4 Straight Side. . 25*25 34x4 Straight Side.. 25.90 J2 t 4 S' Srriigh t Side . . 31.45 33x4>? Straight Side.. $32*15 34x4# Straight Side.. 32.95 -33 x 5 Straight Side.. 3W0 35x5 Straight Side.* 41?05 ThiM frriccf induiU v%anu]titmrcr't excite tax Goodyear Cron-R.it* Tread Cord Tires are also made in 6, 7 and 8 inch size* for trucks FOR SALE BY KERSHAW MOTOR COMPANY