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TWO ~ ' . -> . ' THE"OLD GRAY"A E. PHIL "" ... South Carolina: Conference * ? f Xhe~"uld mo'h.;| rmi|j'h In y," In III last week was-an enjoyable affair fl'OtnrTJeginning'To end. Both Bishops . . W. H.. lizard and Monroe H. Davis, associated Bishop Ransom and ren . dejred valuable aid and assistance. Bishop Ransom, is certainly endearing himself to the people of South Carolina irrespective of denomination The man that makes a good report m/irn- Km hop Ransom \vll 1 receive _ -a-- just reward; With him a minister makes his own places. It remains therefore for them to at least hold their own and not come behind at their annual conferences, and espec-. ially with their dollar money. Mrs. Ransom wife of the bishop is a wonderful. character. She never tires in work for the chnrrh^Td General Satisfaction All of the appointments made byBishop Ransom have met the approval of all concerned and most especially the. people. After all .the people are to be reckoned with" in the ? church- as tvoft" as -Tinvw 110re else. Nine times out of ten, whpn the pen-: pip ciiv " ii'l ,'"" yoiTTiardly. wi 11. Some of the outstanding changes in . the Palmetto and .South Carolina v.<jiiierenees were, ino return oi ur. I). A. Perrin, P. E.,'tu the pastorate and-the, elevation of Dr. W~. P. "Caro7 lina to the presidimrship in h-i* stead. The exchange between Dr. Sandy Simnlons ol' the Charleston" i nstrioL and Dr. T. W.VVilborn, ,of the ^Beau^ th^tfffpruya! seem'ngTy?of both presiding elders and people. It is plainly shown that Bishop Ransom is not onlv doing the i etght?thing but th(C tiling that ? is needful. Columbia Conference. Hear? The above is the second oldest A. E. ConferenOe in FRe state' It meets in Newberry next week. ~ I have attended all of the conferences thus far. and is in position to say to the 'jiastbis of the Columbia Confer. * \ " v-env#^ by all means .yjust not fall beffffid"the dollar hv-nry n pnH in elo~ from four charges last year. The money, is in and around the charges. So get it before you leave. The people will pay it if they think anything ' v of you, and you know how to get it. And if. you don't know how to get ii ,. 1?fh*?w the people, then you must arrange to pay it yourself.1 Don t come up expecting first .consideration^ _ * from-the chuw4t=and jfn arrears ^vitb your reports. Now-don't embarrass your presid iivg elders. Don't let Bishop Ransom get a had opinion v"",' Don't lijjiddli- yourselves in getting wh$it should come to you. ' Come also prepared to comply"with your, "booklet request on educational evening. Do these things and then rest easy about your own welfare. The Assignments Edisto District, M. A. Hollin, D. 1)., Presiding Elder; Edisto", J. J. Judon, Alt. Hor. W. G. Gibbs;.. Wadmalaw, C. W. McQueen; South Johns Island, J. H. Patterson; North Johns Island, E. E, Washington; Charleston, EmanMel, Dr. J. E. Beard; Macedonia G. B. ' Mitchell; St. Paul. I. W. S." Ball, A. K,; St. Andrews, G. W. Baxter; G. W. ?v- Baxter. Alaryville, .1. II. Johnson; Enibry, Win. Wagner; Adams Run, S. Parker; Jaeksonboro, Frank Clark; Willtnwn.?Ft:?!*: Chisolm. New St. Philips, I,. Rivers; Shiloh, S. It, Iliggins, A. B.;Bethel.- E. Squire; Qui'ghy, E. Simmons, Sugar Hill, R. Mins; Xrlin, A,?Washington"; Keywah, . .1. Jenkins; Beaufort? ^Pi.orii** der; Grejen Pond. S. W. Wolfe; Gumba bee, A. L. Brown; White Hall, K. W. tb.ihjini; 11r ml i r n* iln* I1* Ir ling ! man, vvaiterOoro; A. 1-'. B> Horry, St. ?? -??- -Mark-and Ml. Pleasant, .M. G." Goiidy. ? Alt. ion and Furmaw, D, J ~ Gadsden, . A. B,; St. John jfnd BetheTT E. M. S. BallSheldon. S T rutn?i ir.?: -jfrrprprlort, S. \\\ Fordhahl, A. -ft, B. D., ' I>oixt JtovaL J A HuusUnu?H-Utmv v . "Head, John Prioloan: llardocyill *,: G. W. Gillerson; Blufton; S., B. faureress, St. Luke; C. Capers, Fairfax; J. H. Nero, Smook and Early Branch; " H. D. Brown. St. Thomas; J. A. Jenkins; Charleston District, I. W. Wilborn, D. D., Presiding Elder. Mt: Zion A. B. Trinity;.. ?o L Farmer, B. D; Holly Hill, P. C. Lisbon. D. D./Ebene er, II. MT. Small, Eutaw'ville, J. S. A. Grant;- St. Paul, W. F. McBrown; Ridgoville, L. W. White. St.-Jantes; J. M. Glenn, Suhn^rville, to be supplied; Lincolnville, W. K. Wilson, A. B. Mt. Carmel; W. II. TumcrriAikeir .J. k. Jennings, B. ttrr oraniteyille, to be supplied. Denmark, J. If. Rhames; St. George, E. C. Anderson; Dawkins,' .1 ..C.-Coleman; Barnville, A. Brown; Williston, .William--Sfosely;' ?r Hal?? B, Tfiiimpson, A. B.; tra'nsYered to the Columbia Conference. Tlie ?- fallowing persons r^rnenTBoYCtl the, i Palmetto Leader: Revs. J. S. Benn, S. II. Lewis, W M. T. Murray, E. II. 1 'Beard, E. B. Mack, P. C. Lisbon, W. 1 II. Turner, E. C. Anderson, Messrs . T. W. WiUiams, D. A. Jones and Prof, j J. S. Shanklin. The manager joins j mr in extending thanks. .Our Whereabouts v This week-end will find us visiting j the ministers of the district assisting them in getting ready for the annual! . conference. We completed our <juar- ! tei'ly rounds on last Sunday and while ? we shall hope to touch several places Do Most Of Your Trading With Our Ad?vertisers. '?. . ' - ? ? . t -" ' ; ^ V ND THE NEW RIDER* IP ELLIS Sunday *' district we ask thai U+e tt1pmhpr^pr^v-^ frrF Tin?miT pouring of the Holy Spirit. "Let us advance on our knees." IMPORTANT NOTICE! All applicants for admission to the Columbia Annual Conference must b< present at the seat, of the Coivfernci m Newberry, Tuesday morning, Nov, 4th. - No examinations will he nl'teT t,hdt day. Thifi is the order it! Bishop. Chairmen of committees are as follows: ' Admission, Rev. W. B. BoulGr; ls'l year, Rev. Lee A. Logan; 2nd year Rev. E. Philip Ellis; 3rd year Rev J. W". Murph; 4th year, Rev. E. A Adams. All pastors will meet theii presiding elders at the same time tc n;?k-<? thrir finam inl GREENWOOD NEWS Revival meeting will begin at Tabernacle Baptist Church Sunday, Nov 2, Dr. A. S. Croom,-of Durham, N. C., will conduct this, meeting. Jir^ Cruom, "The Black Dove of the ouuin, nas """" '"Tiling T" """ ""** -tor I he past ten years. He is no stranger we all know him. We are asking all the members and friends to come and hear him. Don't miss the treat in store for you, and don't?forget?the date. Miss Edna Gilfiard, of Augusta; Ga., was the guest of Mrs. L. P. Sunders?last week-end. Mr. Chas. TT Goidson, and Miss i V^enified-dfe^r4ioma^TTTtrrnYe<l to Ah^ -ocville, MldU.v night to "see the picture of "Manslaughter," after whiqh they went tp a ball game by the Aln H-bevilli* 111 School at the K.~of P. Hall. They spent a very pleasant afternoon. Morris Chapel baptist Church Last Sunday the fourth Lord's day Ml Ort"h?r iwm'1""*?day-of7 great rejoicing a_t, Morris Chapel Church. Our Bible'School opened with interest at high -water* mark, with4 the Supt. Mr,. James Robinson and teachers, early on the job. The lesson was enthusiastically _t?u>ghr" with?muclr wholesome *a'mT instructive information given out inspiring-both teacher and scholars. * * Eleven o'clock, .scrvfces^opejied with spiritual *Ter"ver and saints , God here ready for the great pentecosta) -liower' yhk'h fell upon us and ?e; our souls on hallowed fire. Our pastor Dr. Douglas Johnson, came to the rostrum filled .with the spirit?of the Lord and with a text from St. Luke w; -verse, suu.iecl, "Uin- Lord s attitude in Ascension." -Oh! how our hearts did burn within a* postn.-preached unto us the rich gospel oi\ our Master. The saints rejoiced and praised the Lord from whom "all "blessings How. \ At 3:00 P. M., a large crowd was present to witness the 05th Anniver: sary Celebration- oi' our grand old church. Alter a spicy program had been rendered our pastor deliveved-aj* appropriate sermon for the ocassion using as a subject. "Gratitude aml .Courage.'?--The"sermon -was shorn,,, but logical and powerfully delivered. The following ministers were present Rev. B. A. Lvkes, of Weston Chapel A. M. K. Church. Revs. W. M. Thompson, (). H. Ward; M.* F. WilSf ! The great Laurel Hill Choir from Wuterbbro, S. C.. was present. Laurel Hill |s some choir. Thev sang so we Cotihl ieel the spirit of (jod in ov souls. The address on Brief History -of our church delivered by Mrs Roxi'e l.aCiroom, was a master-pi"'" Him "ill nruu DC I eillviUUei OU. ?' Our_ ni0,111?Ynr^rnr with an excellent sermon by the pastor wlio was. requested to repeat one of; his famous sermons. "On the "vu -bound train an<l its local stops." Step by stop, he waded into his argu-nTFrrtnjntil souls were quiekened, the snirit of the Lord stirrerLtnthe old fashion "'ay'and e'-"n W" "Tre ngnin -on the?mountain arid shouting and praising God under the influence of this great gosptd message from' this .great goipel pieacllOl. lolal leceipts for the day $,14.78 Little Miss Clare Douglass the grand-daughter, of Deacon and Mrs. Charlie Johnson, was a visitor at ;uorris vmapei ounuay evening. .Mrs., R. B. Seigler, of Columbia, was a pleasant visitor in the home ot Mrs. Eddie L. Kinard. ' NEWBERRY NEWS On Monday October 28, two auto loads of ministers and pnejaymao, left Newberry "for Gray Court. Wi arrived at 0:45 P. Mr, at the school house we found a crowd of faithful ladies with tables laden with all kinds of good'- food. We -enjoyed-a palatable feast after which we left for the Pleasant View Baptist iChurch of which Rev. S^M. Halsey, 'x the efficient pastor. At 7:45 P. M. service bc^an. Title the seven wonders of the twentieth century. It consisted of seven sermons preached by seven different preachers, taking fifteen minutes each to preach and take his" offering. The preacher?. were: Rev. G. A. Prattftext, Psalm 139:6; Rev. J. C. Copel^nd, text"; Mark 4 :3-9. Rev. J. C.: Smart, text, Proverb 10:9; Rev. J. C. Collier, textr 2 King, 4:7; Rev. A. L. Johnson, text Matt. 7:19; Rev. Wm, Parrott, text; Matt. 10:1; the layman?J. W. White. Total nmmip'f'faispri 113,09?Thiswas a splendid service. Notice to all Knights and Courts! There will be one of the greatest annual district meetings in joint session at Trinity M. E. Church, Nov. 27, in the history of the Knights so come one-gnd ?11 muLimjftv one day o? rest and pleasure. Eating a .Thanks giving dinner together without cost,' , , 5 - THE PALMETT 'IBS? ? , Sir Julius A, B?own, G. C., Sir P. A. l Ropcf, G. \V. C., and other note.l Grand Officers, from Columbia will be there on that day. - So come and get information and hear for yourst'lf.?The Mummittfc.1 are limKlng all ~ . necessary arrangements to give you .plenty of everything to eat that heart. _ ' i mi u ii li fill nihil fill I In pvintril " | programs. Wm. Davis, D. G. D., Chairman; I Mrs. L. ,1. Pratt, Treasurer; Mrs. Daisy B. Cannon, D. G. D., Secretary 1 All of Newberry is ready now and ! waiting-for the Annual Conference to : be held at Miller Chapel A. M. E. 3 Church, Nov. 5. We are expecting a . large crowd. ???>??f r- Mis. Delia"Davis nas been dismiss. If- tkC from Wavorly Hospital and was i > brought home, Tuesday-. Stre Induing fine. t - McCMCLEANVILLE NEWS J To the Very great surprise-of Rev. ( , VVm. T. Murray, the Kintr'-, Sunbeam) i 3 the Jutig.'s Stmshine clubs RTTd The ( Jiffiior Missionary Society of Bethe' .A.M. E. Church gave him an enjoy- | ;able Surprise Party. A program was ] .arranged by Mrs. V. F. Murray, after , | which gifts were presented by Miss < Beatrice Manigault, president of the | ' King's Sunbeam club. Games wdre . I piiiy.ed:_arid.":ia3t ^ut: ^tot leastydelr- "] Cious rr>fi'pshnipntr ihpi-m hpicmiI. Pits I" J was ' donated by Mr. Webster Mani- , gault, one of the members of th< | King'sf Sunshine Club. j The people of McGlellanville are 1 very happy to have Rev. Yfm. T. Mur-r?y-4^kr thTOUglr his g5bcT leader- . ship and with the cooperation, of the | Christian hearten people, he has been ( able to put Bethel Church on the s map.- lt~no\\*^stknds third in the Mt, j = suecessiul yetu aiT3__wepray that ] he shall be able to do more for his ( people. - ' ^ Mis>. Vates of Brooklyn, N. Y., the.j grand daughter of Rev. S. K. How- c ard, is visiting her grandfather and t other relatives here, we wish for her c 'a very pleasant stay. ^ j Rev. W P.? Carolina, i)r~D7, tTuT ( presiding elder of the Mt. Pleasant f [District, held his first quarterly con- t I l'erence at Bethel A. M. E. Church, { | McCIellanville. His text in the ntorn-. e [ ing was taken from Acts 8:5-8. Dr. t Carojina came and preiuJifid?Christ- -* - unto the people and the rejoicing was. like thai in Samaria in th.e days of t Philip.-. , The night service was one that f shall always be remembered. Dr. i Carolina took his text from 1st Cor- N inthian 15iiiL it- -wSasr-very interest- { Tug how he spoke on this text front \ tliree angles, changing it to past, j present anil' future tenses: "1 am not v what I was/ . "1 am what 1 am," and "ii am not- what 1 shall he." The spir- r it of God abided in both services of t the (la v and everv chi-isUinn- t'?l* llio . ?Tlpi pvujlU1 <rT McClellan- r ville love this Clod-sent man and will t continuously pray for "his success.. jCollections for the day, $65.25. 1 Misses L. E. Kinloch and Edna R. t Murray have returned to us after f spending a very pleasant vacation in ( i New York City. Miss Kiploch'shall e resume her work as principal of the I ^school in Kingsbury. We hope for (i ! her much success. ;. . ?.j.,. < j REAI TORT NEWS |( I _.()n Friday at the K. of P. Temple c j West, street. Quepi)"*Ekther Court of ^ ICalanthe No. 1. thL. first cburt organ- , ized in South Carolina entertained 'y , with a collation in behalf of their . 'brother Knights of Corinthian.. Lodge. :This was a very pleasant evening. * -Mry Jnudj S. Blocker was -nvistress of ceremonies. 'TJur most loyal Grand ' Worthy CouhecHor of South Caro- 8 lina and the organizer i?f thp first -: ' Colli i ill' Chlantne in Sguth Carolina, , Sir I*., Aii Rojivri-ii-hfp-rn?nle' mi lent address. Mrs. Mary Roper, his . ; wif.eT. who- died, two years ago was. mad,, mother of fh" fjrrt rmiVt? -South CUlolina, also-of the first Ju, venile Lodge. Other speakers were * Mrs, Eliza M. Washington.-'--Grand 8 _ Dep^-y^vtrrr is" one of the members' | of thr *fit ^nnrt when-it T,ftj^-Trr~ ~ - gufilitud. "She1 expressed beautiful i words in regards to the Court. Rev. E. B. Jones, pastQr_M- E.-Church- and" i: ?PpT-" IT n w>l iTwi 11 [Ulir r.r Grg>f A M. E Church delivered short addressnn i t-s i ne evening was pleasantly spent. Beaufort County Teachers Assoei- , ation meeting held Friday at Robert Smalls High School was largely atj tended. Rev. Jas. A; Wilson, vicej president; presided. The Association a | has adopted new plans for this term ? j and it is expected to help each mem- c | her. Rev; J. J. Mitchell, principal of t Hardeeville Granded School and Mrs. v \ Florence tC. Sanders made remarks p i for the welfare of the Association. C Next meeting will be the fourth Sat- t urday in November, f The home of Mi s. Maria Barnes !r ; was destroyed by fire Monday morn- n ting 1:30 a. m. Shejind herjJaughUrs ; MU^-A rdtrrre Barnes" and Mrs. Mamie ti Barnes Green are living in the north. ; Rev. Jas. A. Wilson and Rev. E. E. J Cornwell visted Columbia Friday, a |Mrs. Cornwell, her sick daughter,'$ Miss Frances Cornwell, Miss Mable! 'and little Edward returned home;h (with the--father Saturday evening, lis They enjoyed the kindness, of?RevJ-n Wilson motoring through the coun- R try enroute home. Robert Small football team visited I Walterboro Friday and played the jWalterboro County Training School. ,The game was interesting. Score in favor of Robert Small Hi. The Independent Order of Good Sa:.iarita?is and daughters of Samaria, v ;rder the leadership of <mr Most" ~1 | Wortby Grand Chief T. W. Brown ' of . Georgetown who has served 20 11 J vears as their Grand Chief, met in ^ L-he city of Columbia last week. A II rge attendance' which helped to in- F spire the members and Grand Chief. | This was ii_pjeace?ul meeting, businessfF | ransacted and we left for borne feel- n j ing th'at Columbia and its good peo- s pie gave ub< a royal welco""* r * ' ' . ii"-iniair ?'?^ ; .A 1 ? t ^ * . - ? f ?' O LEADER V" ~ T oanquet on Wednesday night was" very much enjoyed. Those attending the lodge were Mesdames Lizzie Uixan, Hattie Fraziee; Plorie Sanders Bell Williamn, Mr?T W-. Mito*~"We regret our Grand Chief is a little indisposed, having met with an au'"TltThilr "ppylmifp-frni?hwif he was quite well. Miss Elizabeth Jenkins arrived, home from Dixie Hospital where she! took nurse training. The community welcomes nurse Jenkins, wishing her much success. NINETY-SIX NEWS ?Sunday Schqol~at~Mtr Zlon on Sun -1 Jay, Oct. 26th was very largely at-1 tended with Supt. J. R. Dean and hisi i-sfeistants at their post of duty. At the conclusion of a well taught leson,' -Mr. Booker T. Blocker and Mr. Howard Goode, president and secretary called the quartet convention to order. The convention wng grqrarf! With the - - #vf- ; flasses: Mt. Olive. Mt. Pleasaht. Mt.! Moriah, Mt. ^ion and Downs. The latter being represented by both male sind female quartet. Each class did credit to themselves. The meeting ivas indeed inspiring. These young people are doing a creditable work, and ought be Pnc.QuragecT by-the senior mnmhers of th" "hMfh"?r-?Thetrj collection amounted to something over -6.00. If they continue their course :hey are destined to do much good, rhe. first public effort of the Wrist) iVatch Contest at Mt. Zion was held >??Oct. 23rd with encouraging re<ultSj, being ^bly assisted by Bethleiem, and Flint. Hill choirs furnishing :he music. The contest is being waged by 14 'young ladies who were introduced to the e<mf?eegntiiiit hy:itfrp-l naoter -of?ceremonies R.- Dean. J Each one is soliciting votes with a j ietermined effort to win. Th**y r<*reived ~S handsome vote, each vote I jeing- 10 cents^y Tlte" young lady reviving the highest number of votes ibove 100 will be the winifier^ , The. !nd public effort will be heldJTueslay--night,~Nov. 18th at which Tune7a iuartet Contest will bp thp mnkn eature. We are predicting this meet-j o be a banner one, at which time the} roung ladies are hopeful of polling: t large number of votes.- So may it> >e. They are asking their?frigndo i torn far .and near to send them aj rote. The final of this contest will t >e on Thanksgiving Day. On Friday, Oct. 24, accompanied >y Mrs. J. R. Dean, Miss Bennie M.t Dean and son Julius motored to Lees irie.r The occasion being to carry Jennie to fill a position in the Lees ille High School. Prof J. T. W. dims, principal. On our arrival we cere greeted by Prof. Mims _and_his_ ride of a few weeks. We were very nuch inspired with the outlook and he restrictions imposed upon bot-s cachera and pupils. This will in the lear future be the banner school of :he state, and as such I recommend lis restrictions to other principles; st attendance of church services. 2nd 10 correspondence. . , lev. J. D. Johnson, pastor of Morris 'hapel and Rev. Wilson was in town in business Monday. Grandma Georgia A. Pope enrolled n our Sunday School at Mt;: Zion Sunday. She is wide awake on ask"g answering question others would lo well to take her example. Miss Berdio- Lee Dean is on the sick ist at this writing. We hope she vill soon recover. Misses Mary Joe, Connie Lark- and losephinA Kept and Messrs, Isaac tVardlaw, Wesley Hicks and Leroy fockson, were the Sunday evening rue'sts of Miss Richip Dean, Kev. H. S. Chappelle, and Mr. Jno. V, Evans of Greenwood were visitors it Mt. Mt. Zion on Sunday. Mr. George W. Bnrtnn and- Miss,?Hie M a U do WilHarpfi ^eth^leh^fiTcTioir to Mt. Zion, Oct. 23. i We take-this method of express-j ng our appreciation and thanks to LUi_-many friends aiulTteighbors for he kindnesses and favors shown us Juring^jJie illness and death of our; iffectionate -husband and father, B. f. Clark. ^ -?Goniiip ? fatrk, .-daughters. .* ' Misses Mary Joe and Connie Mrs. Mary C. I.arkr wife. . ; : * ? ^ I LANCASTER NEWS. ? .-? ?* ~ T"7* I ' { St. I'aul A. M. E. Church ' We wish to servP notice that the, ibove named church is/still alive, i >he put on a drive for conference i laims and Monday night laid on the able $80.00 and still we go on. The | romen have worked hard to put the i irogram over, thus by the help of! iod we will be able "to send our pasor up to conference o. k. 7 Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Carie Jones, Mrs. Agures and MrsA VL^ ie Micklqs last Monday- night for. raging the battle with the twelve _:i 1 i lutrs. Prof. Riley presented the prizes.' Irs. Carrie Junes raised the highest, mount over $25.00, hepce received' 5.00 as a prize. All departments of the church are; ard at work. The Ushers hoard | i having its anniversary-Thursday ight, the sermon to be preached by '.ev. Dr. Carroll, pastor of 7Atm 'A. rrTJ,Church. JEHOVAH A. M. E. CHURCH ! , <s At the usual hour Sunday School yas opened by the supA.. and-t?aehers-t -H-r4fr *Ar M., "Rev. R. M. McClam, 'astor preached an inspirational sernon from the 15 Psalm. 4 He used as] tis text, "Who shall abide In Thy Ta1 t ernacle. who shall dwell in Thy Holy lills." V We are indeed very gad to have our *astor, Rev. McClam, returned for alother year. We will mak? a new \ tart and 'will dr? 1 hau-*?HnrV5" donein the past. ' ? . ^ ? Defianc Guarantee V ????????? New Low Defiance Tire .10x3 Super ^x31/2 ?30x3'/2 Defiance 32x4 -Tire 33x4 i= ?? 32x4*4 "WithT 29x4.4( J- 29x4.5( Safety SflvT Jtf -' ___ 18x4.7.c Seal T , 30x475 ? Iube 29x5.0(1 30x5.00 31x5.00 It 28x5.25 30x5.25 Won't 31x5.25 29x5.50 Puncture 32x6.00 ?^1"T" 33x6.00 Every place you turn you see one that is alJJn'clusiye:^ IT any possibly defect?in?'wnrtTnT Defiance tires are absolutely An/I I hiu irnnrnnlou i u Ivii'Liul I-?turer. hut-by all the resource There can he no doubt about be Rood. 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HO SUI'ER-DEFI 66AU,UU WITH SAFETY 99~C AA SUI'ER-DEFI - OOXD.UU WITH SAFETY You can even < through the new but it holds the ai I That shaws how this remarka SafetySeal . . . holds the air ii but the real test is the I ience pull the nail I you wish with the nafl Vtha 1 have the tire repaii*fT: at I ^ SaffiLSl5ferimng -And think'gfje freedom f ror your tires wifls on your car.gers will be groubles. eost little m*he safety factor. Cll stand up . . . t1 afe from the danj >re than tin ordinl Oep>=frtifL 4<VVc5^tt ^ Saturday, Nov. 1, 1930. :e Tires IS sd rorever I against all defects Prices On j V\ ith -Red Tube 1 DEFIANCE TIRE c n qC1 C .. WITH It El) TIRE ?P | DEFIANCE TIRE r i o fe - WITH RED TI BIO "" I DFI'MVfE f'""' VAi>? WITH RED Tl BE jt DEFIANCE TIRE 7 QA t . WITH RED Tl'BIO. 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Defiai^ee-Jtires must than you usually pay because ? ie factory and the generous _G m to you. v 7 , J are convinced that it is no S < prices to get quality tires, j real money. ounting | V LOW PRICES I /VNGK TIRE ' IP Qor r r SEAL Tl'BE 'P AXTE TIRE acJS ' SEAL TI RE ;M> a . ANTE TIRE ?3 SEAL Tt RE . y.Vl A'NCK TIRE- 1A I . SEAL TI RE J"' I amV E TIRE ,?;??tT<?I J I L.riEM ? ?- ' . ANCE TIKE iii I SKA I, TUBE I A\'f'K TIP!.' ?1_ 1>7 1 T SEA I, TUBE r o 1 ANCE TIltE QQ Hi i_ I SEAL Tl:BI*] - +UU | ANCE TIKE ? An H SEAL I I BE ~~ S , ANCE TIKE ,OAl H V SEAL TUBE IO.U1. w- >. ANCE TI1HT"*?jVi q I SEAL TUBE I?).lO ANCE TIKE t r . I SEAL TUBE 14.54 | ANCE TIKE . , ' ir I ' SEAL TUBE 15.49 H , ANCE TIRE SEAL TUBE 16.28 I Jrive a . *"-A Safet r jay"Seal Tube^^BB? jljjiff the same. _ I " *ne\v tiro invent ion ... the B tie tire when punctured . . . I t you can drive ^is lon^ as Vour convenience you can | e and then at your <!onvtfnr *" iminate punctures. . but B thlowouts and lengthen the 0 constant air pressure. "* I n tire worries that,,is yours iNo more - ? You may rest assured that H hat your car amTrts passen- I rer of blo\vouts?/J"SaljBtySeala -K%T gntStor^ 8 -=+