The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 11, 1925, Page 14

PAGE 14 THE TLE WELL DRILLED FULL TOOL BOX) } MILE DEEP BRINGS JOY TE World’s Deepest Oil Well Well-Supplied Kit Makes Produces General Gas Repairs Easier T will relieve we « i ; x Ts; ‘ * w “ye M at i the tool box is a small = the rear compartment, given . the storage of the past tense 1 the remains t sun \ Scattored among the t afely the ina of toola that have not| 1 borrowed by the neighbor or ted by the wife for open But king about a t 1 b nto our cece ome ’ n it up right : “t eason begins nla in 4 of personal t the cover e. Hence, CLOSED CAR ISAIR CARAVANS (bo eh DANGEROUS © — PLANNED Unfamiliarity of Public Ac-| Future of Airplane Rests cident Cause | tourist needs for outdoor life. HINGTON, D. C, Apr of closed with the wc lifferent | commer cial cars and motor trucks, six taxt | cabs and nino motor buses All ar ed with the | sult from a G, G. 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