New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 14, 1930, Page 5

DRY PROPAGANDIST | CLAIMED BY DEATH Swallow Once Polled Largest! Presidenti al Prohibition Vote Harrisburg, Pa., Aug. Hv — Dr. | Silas C. Swallow, widely known pro- hibitionist and militant Methodist, | is dead at the age of 91. He died un- expectedly at his home here yester- day after a brief illne own for more |hm in church an ho ributor 10| 5()y4 ; on political 0 the time he filled 1 Pennsyl- | © married Mi l‘ Overaight News Al ’0 S —— 30x3%5 .uinn.., $4.95 Meride for four tumned to School for " Consider the above Prices #el engine NEW YORK GENTRAL LUNCH 109 CHURCH STREET New Britain, Conn. BREAKFAST SPECIAL Served From 5:30 to 11 A. M. Oat Meal Corn Flakes . Shredded Wheat l’ufl'ed Rice . nakml Apple Sliced Peaches sliced Oranges Sliced Bananas Stewed Prunes Apple Sauce Frult Salad Buttered Toast FRESH EGGS Two Fried or Boiled Eggs 20¢ Ham or Bacon and E3gs .. 30¢ Fried Ham or Fried Bacon 30 Ham Omelet . “30c French Toast \ve 200 French Pan Cakes ...... 20c Griddle Cakes with Syrup and 3 Pleces Butter ... 15¢ small Breakfast Steak 30¢ Toast Served With Above Orders, 29x5.00 Gentuine GOOD- YEAR Pathfmders REG. CLINCHER C.S.CLINCHER 29x4. 73 30x5.00 Heavy Duty (Truck Tires) and what you buy with them —LIFETIME GUARANTEE —FREE MOUNTING —FREE INSPECTION | AND ADVICE BY EXPERTS 1 —NINESERVICEMEN | —FOUR SERVICE CARS | GENUINE YEARROUND | O’NEIL SERVICE k NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1930. ymart buyers are getting bigder tire values now than ever before ! Competitive conditions are tightening up in the tire business. When this happens, high-powered sales- manship usually takes on an extra head of steam. But don’t be confused when the tire dealer with some- 0 thing “special” to sell backs MW lS the you into a corner. Just remember the one These superiorities are not sales claims; they are real. Any Goodyear Dealer will be glad to demonstrate the facts. The facts certainly are: Goodyear Tires do give greater value. As far back as 1916, it be- fime tO get came a fact that more people ride on Goodyear Tires than fact — after years of o anyother bind. experience, after test- ing this value and that, “more people ride on Goodyear Tires than on any other kind!” Every year since that time it has been increasingly true that more people ride on Goodyear Tires than on any other kind. There must be a valid reason for this. Today this preference for Goodyears runs into millions: millions more people ride is: d Ti definitel pucteiat Copdvons iy are e on Gocdyear Tires than on any other kind. superior, in the two main parts of a tire. The Goodyear All-Weather Tread is superior in traction. There can be only one conclusion: Good- year Tires must be better —and at present . : prices they are a matchless bargain. The Goodyear Supertwist Carcass is superior in vitality and long life. Now is the time to get yours. THE GREATEST IN RUBBER IT WILL PAY YOU TO SEE THE SUPERTWIST DEMONSTRATION “I know all about this great new Heavy Duty, and I indorse every word Goodyear says about it. It’s the best looking tire you ever saw, and my customers who have bought it tell me it’s even better than it looks. Drop in the next time you're down this way. I have your size in stock. The way prices are now you’ll never get a better chance to let your tire dollars do double duty.” O’NEIL TIRK & BATTERY COMPANY 39 WaAdrinvaiuN ST, The, $00 M. W, BANNON