Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 6, 1919, Page 10

CARS TESTED BY EOGDRICH VDEA cause sence WHR U.S. TE SHDN at i The; ai s ee \ ar CrUERE METHOO NOT | NEW (INE TOLD IN NEW BOOKLET © GOUNTRIES OF WORLD) cr a, ee ae ‘The Good Will of an Army” is the American tires are keeping stepsgh Rises Overland Company Sends Automo- Training Classes Efficient in Pre- ae is Aas foe es s ue: | Rikertean wutoRpbUee.- rant nee ihe ' Per ( biles Over Rough Roads to pating Men for Useful s and prospective purchasers of | United States Tire company sent: its automobiles, the book detailing in an, product of 40 countries scattered thru 3 and ree-| out the world. The removal of shiv- a Auger Ue rae) ords of the Dod, tomobile during | ping restrictions is expected to result} The re neement in Wash- the great war. Testimonials by army| in adding 25 or 30 countries to the ingtor el Arthur Woods, as- and civilian leaders speak in glow-| list during the current year. eretary of War Baker, ing terms books| A few days ago an Iceland auto- h Rubber com- are available for -m.| mobile dealer paid a visit to the ot a peclect aoe New York office of the United States | list of firms in America that had Safety F ce-compatky) andiiedered full tire t established training cl: for cx- “You ought to be ashamed — of} equipment for 50" cars. lid not t Good- yourself, Effie. I've a good mind to} *— ~_—aagee ee rich had started sometl C - spank you.” | . Reciprocity. cording to officials of the co 1 won't spank me, mother,| a visit?” Goodrich tublished the e to be awfully as paid the doc- after the armistice was that time offe Qne Prove Stability Employment Brgneis entertaining w pany, Akron, was service ma mc any also paid the jai ile they were lear- aN ade or becoming profici: nt We Now Have Those lanete » piece of w The fact that a n was minus FS i »/an arm, a leg, an eye or had some 4 > 49 eled} other p al defect did mper 5 oe ‘ai i H sr-| him in obtaining a_ posi if he | | was not whgily incapacitated and pro- } fi | vould prevent men from g¢ into very few positions azard, such wounds real a recommendation in mos .| vided he could show that he served during the war. While such injuries it | for you, as we just re- Reg. U.S. Pat. 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