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lH?iv.i.n''rm'"t PrlvntF.
I ( r'lP' ?'. ,n? ' EmmsnuM Hove. TUIathes
IVlC?' tQfJ "r invited to uftnl funeral.
HUai r.-"".."' " 'rom nr-r lale residence.
r"- ' ",, "It OUiriull irtlUICIII IIHIB9 HI
iir )dy of Mercy Church 10 a. m. Int.
lejlj" Sepulchre.
, ' WV tt 'i D' ,'AU"A OALI., wife of
t v,,', jivj'ii, aiirfi ,, upiaiivpa nni
? trlenil. are Invited to attend fun era I serv.
; E?",iaa,i j i a. m.. iai residence, 4P03
i "U2.'US.V'. Im prlvnt.
nllkband Of the lata llnnnah llf, avo.l M
,, ftalatlres and friend are. Invited to attend
V "K.l . u " '"' 'rom 'A"
,iTOiniitr( .n ureer si. inear ironi anu
Diamond). Solemn renulem mass Holy Namo
'Church 10 a. m. Int. nrlvnte.
ti,jyi?75?.JllT" May 2"". MA1U1A-
."' ". t" ir.ii, wir or uporaf w. iiui
tervrprth. .Itslatlvca and frlondi ra Invited
, w uran lunerai rvicf0. Tuesf.. 10 :il) a.
3?, Meeliely. at her lata reldenc. 1SI1
Tfi.7.1? ' '" Private I
. . CANAVAN. May a. I'ATHEHINK (' I
artr t9 liU tfl..t. '.... .. n-,.,.
, and friends Invited to funeral, Wed . 8..10 a. ,
in., ironi iai resiuem-e. iiii. s. "sin st
Solemn reoulem mas St (labrlel'a Churrh
JO a. m.. Int Holy Cross t'etn.
CArtUTH - Suddenly at Or.'eii 1 tilt, Pa..
May "a. l(;o, jaJIIIS II.. huiliHtid ol' Mar
irtt Carut:i. of ir.lh and Sprit ttriitn
tB.l PbllM.. 1. 1 IT. mri n-IHlllfH Mil
friends, alao r.iii ,' .ihU- Ni "iJT V ml
A. M.5 T. II Kriian flipt"r No 2-1.1
It. A. M.v Corlnth'sTi 'ns iir (.'oniinunden.
No. JT.3. K. T , Lu hu Temple. A A M.
fti fhlla. Lodije. No. 2. It. I' ' I-. ,'ewrl
r" Club ar.d lAtli Ward It iiublk.iu Club
In tell awl aia.ulaa H'..li.a..il,i . . nl
)-- v rT-i imn, iiruurcunj, a , 111. , ai
. th Oliver H. Balr tlulldlna; l2 I I..lrut
n. iniermtni Alt I'eace cemetery, viiw
In Tiie-tay evenlni
. OLOtTM At Vnn1hilrv V t Ma SI)
1920. TtENJAMIN W.. son of lat Charles
R. and Levlna Cloud. In his 84th year.
ItelaSlvea and frlende, also Cloud lode-, i
No. 101. V and A M . Florence tvl;e. No
87. F. and A. M. . Friendship and Hood Will
Ftra Cos. of Woodbury. Invited lo attend tu
weral. Wed.. 2.3(1 P m.. Ite residence, .IS1
Huntor St.. Woodbury. N. J Int. V:llni!ton I
Cent. Friends may call Tu. T to 0 p m. I
CONNOR. May 29. MICHAHt. J., hus- '
band of Rllaabeth (nee Johnoiil and son of
the late Terence and llrldeet Connor. Rela-1
tlvea and friends Invited to funeral. Wed..
:30 a. m.. residence. 1'742 K. lhleh av. ,
Eoltmn requiem mass ft. Ann's Church 10
a. m. Int. Nw Cathedral
COOPER Jly 2S MICH.t:t, J . husband
of Julia Cooper, Relative and frl'tids
I,erue of Hacred llenrt. Plvtilim No. IM. A. '
li H Invited to funeral, Tue.- . n.30 a. m
late realdence. (109 S. tilst at. Solemn i
requleto mass at St Cirthace Church 10 a.
Bi. Int. Holy Cros-i C'em. .
CRAIO. May 2!). KLIZARKTII J. wife1
of Georze Cralsj and dauchter of James and
Mary A. Dunn. Funeral Wed . s a m . Iat
residence. 110 McKeim st Solemn requiem
masa at Our Lady of Art. Carml Church ,
MSO a. m. Int. New Calh'dral Cem.
DILWORTH. May 27. KLIZAHKTH. b--
loved wife of Rev (leo O, Dllworth, ajd '
38. Relatlvta and friend Invited to attend
funeral services, Tues.. 2 p. m., at her hus. i
bend'a residence, 3424 N. Kront st. Int. pri
vate. Northwood Cem.
DIVER. On Mav 2. 1320. MART wife
ef Philip Diver. Relatives and friends In- ,
vlted to funeral, on Tuesdav. at 0 a m..
from residence. 2nu wuiow .le . nani-.
r. Holemn reaulem mass at ht Katnrjn
Church at 10 a. m Interment H' Denis s
tV. Cemetery, . , . .
DUNN. Mav 27. Jl'MA A . da'Jirhter of
lha late John and Marv Dunn Relative anu
friends Invited to funeral. Tues . 8;30 a. in .
from, her late residence. 4144 Mannvunk
ve., Roxboroueh. Solemn requiem mass.
St, John'a Church. 10 a. m.
EDLKR. In Mlllvllte. N. .t May 28.
ADOIJHUS 8. EDI.ER aged S4 veari Rl-
Uvea and friends, members of Cassia No.
273, F. A M . ond survivors of Co R. 1st
Penna. Res C'ava!r. Invlied to funeral
from his late residency cor Archer and
McNeal sts,. Mlllvllle. N. .T . Tus . 2 3D p.
ra. Service at the residence, int. it
rieasant Cem. Friends may call Mon. eve ,
. fter 7 p. m. , ,
FLYNN. On May 25. JAMI2S J . husband
.of Elisabeth Flynn (nee CarrhT). Funeral
t, Tuesday. 810 a. m . residence, '..Vi N. 4:n.
Solemn requiem mass Our Mnhr of Sor
tow Church at 10 a. m. Int. Cathedral
c Cem. Relative and friends, alxo (ur
iHDiinr .. ,wi,,i.p ... --.-- - .
Sacred Heart and Altar and Rnaarv Society. ,
O M. 8.. T A. H. Socletv and Cadets of
Temperance. O. M. f. Holy Name S'oclety.
Father Sharky Branch. I. C H W . Dlv.
No. 68. A. O. II Commandery 14. K It It .
Branch No. M0. C K of A . and emplove
U. 8. Appraisers' Dcpt.. Invited to at'end
GAUOHAN On May 2S, RRlDdET wfe
ef William GaURhan. Funeral on Tuesday
mornlrur. at 8:30 o'clock, from her residence.
473 Gerhard St., Roxboroush- Solemn requiem
DFATIIH
mass nt Holy Family Church at 10 o'clock.
Interment Ilolv "rose Cemeterv,
GBRRlTr. May 2H. IIRIDI1BT OERRITY
(nee Glynn), widow of John Gerrlty, Funeral
Wed.. 8:3" a. m... if rom residence of Mrs.
Dua-an, 1722 N. Warnock at. Solemn hlah
mass nt S:, Malachy'a Church 10 a. m. Int.
New Cathedral Cem.
GILAIOUR. Muy 2d. OEORGI!. husband of
Jane Inee McKav), son of Robert R. and lalo
Matlnda Gllmnur. Relatives and friends,
Frankford IjOdxc. No. 202. V and A. M ,
all other societies. Invited to attend funeral
services, Tute., 3 p, m.. late residence. 4,11
W Westmoreland st. Int. Ureenniount Cem.
lew remains Mon. eve
I.AWYHORNIi. tin Mav 29. 1020 JKH
rii: M. HAWTHORNK. of nno N. 18th a1 .
widow of Vincent LeMojne Hawthorne, aired
Ml venrs St-rvltea Tlienlay. 2 p. 1,1.. nt the
Hebron T.tbvrna.cle. 20th at. above Surlns
Garden st. Inlermi-ni it t Hillside Ceire-
U IIOOLAHAN May 2I. Bt.LA O.. daugh
ter of John nnd Mary Hoolahan (nee Rey
iinldj). Relatives nnd friend, employes of
John B. Stetson Co.. Invited to funeral.
Frl . S:.10 n. m,. late residence, r.22 N. nnth
si. Solemn requiem mass. Church of Oiir
Lady of the Rosary 10 a. m. Int. St.
bcnis'a Cem. . . .. .
HOLWnOKR .Mae 2(1. ritRISTIAN. hus
band of Frlederlcks Holweaer (nee Stenaell.
In his H.lth ear. Services Wed.. 2:30 p. m..
residence, soil Tabor road. Int Ml. Peace
JACKSON -May 3H. HKNIIT F.. simi f
Honora A. and lato lxvl F. Jackson. Rel.i
flvea and friends, also TaylorW har'nn em
p'ne of llaston. Invited lo funeral. Thurs .
8:30 a. tu.. residence. Mt. Cnrtnel nvv .
North C.tensld. Solemn requiem mass St.
l.uke'a Church. Olenslde, 10 a. m. Int. Holy
HJA,COnH-M.y2". ROSINE (nee cVhlelerl.
widow of Peter Jacobs, need .11 years. Rela
tives, friends. Good Wilt Home. 40. n. of A .
and Tabea Ladles Hoc of St. Jnkobus Germ
Ltilh. Church. Invited to funrraj service.
Tuea. .1 P. m.. lale residence. IX. 1 Bets"?.
t Int. Greenmount Cem. rrb-nds may
caM ArOn. eve. ....... ..
JACKSON -May 30. IIKNRV I . son of
Hanora A. and late Levi F. J,l!"' ."''"
tlvea and friends, nlso Taylor-Wharton em
ployes Of Easton. Invited to funeral. Wed.
Mfln a. m . residence. Mt. Carmel ave., North.
Glenslde. Solemn requiem mass St. Lukes
church. Glenslde. 10 a. m. Int. Holy bepul-
'h.tAKoS.-On Mav 29. 1920 FLORLNCl--MAY.
wife of Andrew J. Jakob. Service
Wednesday. 2 ;. in., at her residence. Iiln
. ."i2d st. Interment private at temwood
'jANNEY Mav .10. ,LC0U. husband of
Mitllda E. Janney. ased 00. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral services. Tues 10
a. m. son-in-law'B residence. Oliver W . Pax
son. Oakley road. Havcrford. Pa. Int. prl
VaKASI.nn On May 2. 1920. CAROLINA
KASLER nee Ostroml. nited Wl Years, lu
neral Tuesilij. !' a. m . from funeral par
Icrs. 141u N Ith s- .,,.....,.,. ,.L.Vvv
KENNV -Mav 21'. I.AWRLNI h lvhNN
Kuneral Wed.. 7 30 . m . r. sldencr. !
Crelahlon fct Illsh mss nt I hu'ch o. our
Mother of Sorrow a 0 a. m. Int New
t""lSJ3Sc.l-M- 29. t:o. MARY. vv.f. f
the late John O Knox 'nee IMmsl. Re
tlves and friends ere Invited to attend Ju
neral. Tues. 8.30 . m . lrte residence .1 .
S 24th st. Solemn requiem mas M Pa'
rick's Church 10 a m Int Ho.y i roes
CThULL May 29. HENRY. SR husband
of Anna Krull (nee Groest). ased .8 Servlcea
Wed.. 1 p m.. residence. 439 W oeorse st
Int. Mt Vernon Cem. Friends may call
KNe'eDLKR-BROADHEAD. - May 23
IDA V.. widow of Simon Kneedler and
daughter of William T. and Marv V. Rroad
head. Funeral service Tues 1030 a m
residence. 3C.8 U Shedaker st . Ont. Int
private Remains mav be viewed Mon eve
DF-ATHB
JTlBATllS
MARSH. May .19, MINNIE Vu daughter
of Ethnllnda and the lata James R. Marsh,
aied 44. Relatives and frl'nda are Invlied
In alsairiil fiiHacal aasiulnaa Tiiai i 3 n. til..
is vsjS.i-iiv4 i unci hi n;i r i,i-n iuvei ' -- .t .kia "
residence of her sister, Mrs. Walter Huni'J MorRaret 0,11'".
pnreya, it.i worn st. int. privaiej
McFARLAND. May 30. OALHRAITH.
husband of Mabel R. McFarland (nee Myers)
and son of the late Oeoras and Elliabeth
McFarland. of Caatlcdery. Ireland, Rela
tives, friends and nil organisations of which
he was a member Invited to attend funeral
services. Wed.. U p. m., at the residence of
his brother-in-law, Charles Myerj, '-'8Sn N.
8th t. Int Northwood Cem. Remains may
be viewed Tues., 8 to to p. m.
MOOREHEAD. Mav 30, ANNA F...
daughter of late Sarah nnd Robert Moore
head. Relative and friends, also employes
of Olmbel Urothers. Invited to funeral serv
ices. Thurs., . p. nt.. lato residence, .a.w
Wharton st. Friends may
Int. orlvate.
MULCRONE On Mav 27. MARGARET
JANE MCI.CRO.NB. Relatives and friends
Invited to services. Tuesday. 2 P, m.. at the
residence or ner sun. james I . .Mi'i-ainrniin.
2123 H IMh st . Interment prlva'e.
MUNKENHECK. Mav 29. ROSINA.
widow of Philip Munkenbeck. Relatives and
friends invited to funeral services. Wed.,
1 p. m.. late residence, 3337 Hldse, ave.
int. tivt.. .in. i cace.
MTERS. May 2t. DAVID G. MTER3.
aced 87 Funeral Tues . 1 p. m . from his I
late Iresldence. Morton ave.. Rutledce. Pa. i
from her Into res'd nc, VIS Rhawn sf.. Fox
Chase.. P'-'" Lftwnvlew Cm, Friends
..i
.9. DANIEL, husband of
may call Tues, eve.
am,imi ri'iipr.. iteiaiiVAM ami rrienns.
also Holv-Name Society, are Invited lo :at
tend funeral, Tues.. 8:30 a. m., .from, his
late residence, into fl 22d at. Solemn high
mass of requiem nt St. Kdmond a Church 10
a. m. Int. Holy Sepulchre C'em.
O'SIIBA. May 29. 10.0. MOLL'H. daugh
ter of Julia nnd the late Michael O Shea, of
Watervllle. County Kerry. Ireland. In her
23d year, Relatives and friends are Invited
to attend funeral. Wed,. 8:80 a, m.. from
the residence of Patrick Keating, 2224 Dick
inson st, Solemn high mass of requiem St
Edmond's Church 10 a. tn. Int. Holy Cross
l'oWENfl. Suddenly. Mav 29. JAMES J.,
husband of Catharine Y. Owens) (nee Glllen
iile). Funeral Wed.. 8:30 a m.. late reel-
call Wed. cvc. Idence, 8tl(l N. 23th st. Solemn mass St.
fTsticis'a t nurrn i" a. m. iveiauvee ami
friends, also nlghl watchmen of John Wana
maker's Invlied Int. New Cpjhedral
TATTERSON. Iay 30. JAMES H. PAT
TERSON, aged 73. Relatives and friends
are Invited to attend funeral Wed., 3 P. in,,
lato residence. 1241 S. St. Rernard st. Int.
Leverlngton Cem, Roxboroueh.
TETERS. May 29. FRANCIS XTETERS.
In his 83th year. Relatives and friends nre
Invited to attend funeral services. Wed.. 2:30
P. tn,. late residence, H128 Hownrth St.,
Frankfnrd. Int. private
PFEFFER May 29, SOPHIE, wife of
Int private. late Merrls Pfeffer, ag,d 71. Relatives and
NESTER May .10. CAROLINE, widow or mends invited to runersi, Tiles., iu:mi a. m.,
Joseph II Nester aged 87. Relatives and parlora or Emanuel Asher A Hon, IHu:!
friends Invited to funeral, Wed., .1 p. m,. I Diamond st. Int. nt Adath Jeshurun 1cm.
tvKATnH
PIRO (nea, Fsrry).-'-M S. SUSANNA
MARIE, beloved, wife of Anthony A Plro
and daughter of Manus and .Ellen Ferry.
Relatives -and friends nre Invited to attend
funeral. Wed.. 0:30 a. m., from her parents'
residence. 2032 M, MVtrvIno at. Solemn re
nulem mass 11 a. m. Church of Our Lady of
Mercy. Int. Holy Sepujchra Cem.
QU1NN. May 28, JOHN, 8f husband of
Catharine Qulrm, Relatives and frlsnds, also
Annunciation It"n, Society, are Invited to at.
tend funeral. Tues., 8:30 a, m., from late
residence, 1433.8. 28th st. Solemn masa St.
Gabriel's Church, 10 a. m. Int. Holy Cross
CfQtJ1NN. May 29, KMZAtlKTir. widow
of John qulnn and daughter of Jane and
Ihe late Robert McMulten, late of Parish of
Convoy. County Donegal, Ireland. Rela
tives and friends, also St. Patrick' H. V.
M. Hodallts. Invited to attend funeral.
Wed., 8:30 a. in., from Ihe residence of her
brother, Rernard AtcMullen, 839 N, 47th
at. Solemn requiem masa at Our Mother
of Sorrows' Church, 10a, tit, Int, Holy
Cross Cem.
RAHILU At University Hospital. May
80, JAMES J., son of James J, and Sarah
Rahlll (nee Devlin). Funeral Wed., 8:80 a,
m., from his lato residence, 1707 N. 21th at,
Solemn requiem high mass St. Elizabeth's
Church 10 a. m. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem.
RICHARDS. .May .10. ELIZABETH RICH
ARDS. Duo notice of funeral will be given
from 907 N. Mh st.
ROHERTS On Fifth Month 28th. at
Coltesvllle. N. J.. HOWARD LAWRENCE,
son of the late George and Amanda Roberta,
aged 11 years. Funeral services Third-day,
Sixth Month 1st, 2 p. m.. Friends' Meeting
.riKATHfi
House, 16th and Race streets. Interment prl-
VBROBINSpN; May 37, JOHN M.. ton of
Robert and lata Jana H. Robinson fnea Ma
lone), aged 48. Relatives and friends Invited
to funeral. Tues., 8:30 n. tn.. from late rest
dence. 2938 Rorer at. Solemn reulem masa
Church of Visitation 10 a, m. Int. Holy Sep-
UlHOVAN. At Newark. Del., May 58. Rev,
WILLIAM JAMES ROWAN. Relatives anil
friends Invited to funeral services, at Newark
Presbyterian Chutch, Tues., 2 p. m, Int, at
Head of Christiana Cem.
8EDLOCK. May, 2H. JOHN HEDLOCK.
Relatives, friends, L. O. O. Hn No. 84. and
Waseck Tribe, No. 48. I. O. R, .r.. Invited
to funeral, Tues., 8:30 a, m residence, 2303
B. Woodstock st. Mass of requiem at St.
John Nepoinueene at 0 a. m. Int. Holy Cross.
SCHOENEMANN. May .10, WILLIAM C.
husband of .late Clara SChoenemann, aged
7rt. 8ervlce4Wed.. 10:30 n, m., residence,
23H7 N. Park' ave. Int. private.
SCHOLBS. May 20. 1020. WILLIAM E.
RCHOLES, beloved husband of Julia Srhules,
Itelsttveg nnd friends, also Gothic lAdge,
No. R09, F. and A. M.l .Corinthian R. A.
Chapter, No. 20s St. John'a Commandery,
No. 4, K. T.l Lu Lu Temple. A. A. O. N.
M. 8.1 employes of William Scholea & Bona,
Inc.! officers of the Imy 11, and L. Asso
ciation, nnd rll other societies of which he
was a member, aro Invited to nttend funeral
services. Wed.. 3 p. m at his late resl
dence. 1022 Wakelfng St., Frankford. int.
SINNAMOS'-May .10. ADA R.. wife of
William II. Blnnamon (neo Meyers), Resi
dence, l,ir,2 Kerbaugh at. Duo notice of
funoral will be Riven.
SMltlL M8y 2,MIL ,., wife bf Ed
win S. Smith (nea.Hallman). aged 80, Rela
tives and friends Invited to services, Tuow..
8 p, m..,iata residence. 1840 Rouvier st. (17th
and ilerks). Int. private. Jerfersonvllle, Pa,,
Cem., Wed. morning.
SPENCER, May 30. Rev, GEORGB N..
belovod husband of Lorahamah Spencer die
Sllcox). Relatives and friends Invited tc fu
neral services, Tues., ,3 p. m.. at hla.lale
residence, 172.1 N, t7tht. Int, tlltlslde Cem.
Remains may be viewed Mon. 7 to 0 p. ni,
STANGER. May 28, JOHN II, 8TANOlJ,
aged 81, Relatives and friends Invlied to
funeral services. Tues., 8:30 p. m,, late resl.
dence, 4431 Paul it., FrarAford. Int. pri
vate. Friends may call Monf, after 1 p. m.
TXYLOn. May 28, Dr.' WILLIAM II.
TAYLOR. Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral, Tues,, 2 r. m. precisely, residence,
IU23 Wallace at. Int. private
TITUS. Mav, 29, PAIX1MB. wife of (he
tale Edward Titus. Relatives nnd friends
Invlied to funeral services. Wed,, 2 p. nt.,
at her lale residence, 2037 Columbia ave.
int. East Cedar II til Cem, Remains may bo
viewed Tues., after 8 p. m.
T.RICKER. May29. OLIVE FOSTER,
wife of nupcrt H. Trlcker. .Funeral service
Wed., 3 p. tn., at husband's residence, 43
Colllngswnod ave.. Oaklvn. N, ,T, Int. pri
vate. Fr ends mav call Tues., after 7 p. in.
VANDKEHERCHEN. May 27, 102(1. PAM
UEI G , husband of I.lstlo C. vender
herchen (nee Hand). Relatives and friends,
also Harmonv Ixidte, No. (12, F. and A. M.,
Columbia It. A. Chantir. No. 91, Invited lo
funeral service., man., w p. m.. a' nis isio
residence, 1204 Melrose ave., Melrose Park.
Int. private.
WAIBEL. May 29. ETEDASTIAN WA1-
tHCATIH
hEr, husband of Frdrika W-lb-l (ri'eZ
Kuhnl. ic;dw. Relstlyes and trttSim.
pi ore i of John J. F n Co. and tneniMrs 77
ill aoiMellen to whljli he betuutd7l l.ltj.l Si
funeral aarvloea, Tu. 1 p. ni.. at h'l J.!.
OT;.5,ec',.eli,,:74 i,oi,:,toM int- mv.:
Relatives and friends ate InHtii to thi
funnral, on Tuesday at 7:80 a. in,, from hil
lata residence. 'JUT I', Bomerss 'at. Mill
of solemn requiem p.t.St, Ann's Church it a
o'clock. Interment at Holy Sesulchre i Cam
WARD, May 21). MARY II S., iiaiV,7w
of late George T. and, Ellxal,,,1, "&$ "$
Icea Wed., 2 P. ni., lalo resldance, ibis r"
Moyamcnslmt nve, jnt. private. nSn alnl
insv lm viewed Tues. eve, min
WEIDEMANN. On May 28, oa vpt.
D1NAND VALENTINE, aoil of "vSitee ir
and Mary Weldeniaim.'nM'J .1 Sta?""!
heral Tuesday. 2:30 p. m,, from Mm niiV, .
II.' Hair liulldlng. 1820 C UJtnut t- li,'.v,'.r
I ...jy.P.'.,.l"'rv.T:. M".' i. 'n-C ADOf.Pir
ivniLiii, nuaoann or itnr u Welchi ii.22
Seheurer). aged (IS. Relative, nd frlalid?
also Hrrmnnn Lodge, No. I'.T.. F. and a r '.
Phlla, Turngemelnd an I 21 year mAi1
Phlla. Rifle Club, directors of Luer, n "5
lU iA.?'"ilon o,'d emplo.ves rjf dolov!
i.v.e." Bo""' Invited to attend funeral
inui.. - v. in., iroui i min retilnim IM
Cliveden ave., CI enslde. pn, n( n,,,J.."1
Cem. Take route No. 49 on Vile f ,.m.0UJt
aeneva ave.. walk it. leti " l" ate- '
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It is standard at the plant of The Fire
stone Tire & Rubber Co., because it was
found superior in whiteness and long
wearing qualities. In the high-gloss fin
ish it is especially suitable for bakeries,
creameries and hotels, while in semi
gloss and flat finish it is best for ma
chine shops and other industrial plants.
More-Lyte in all finishes can be washed.
It will not dull with age, and it success
fully resists the hard wear of industrial
usage.
As we have this material in stock, we
are able to guarantee prompt delivery,
at prices that should interest every plant
owner in the Philadelphia district.
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placing yourself under any obligation.
Ford & Kendig Company
1428-30-32 Callowhill Street
PHILADELPHIA, :: PA.
Bell, Spruce 5310 Keystone, Race 5030
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The Arlington Manufacturing Co.
Canton, Ohio Toledo, Ohio
U. S. Rubber Company Announces
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all existing idea
of solid truck tire
U. S. Solid Truck Tire Sales
and Service Depot in this city:
KEYSTONE TIRE & RUBBER CO.
a E. TANNER, Prop.
1310 Callowhill SU
HERE, at last, is the MONO
TWIN the solid truck
tire the whole motor truck
transportation world has been
expecting
Accomplishing,at a single stroke,
what all the strange-looking solid
truck tires with their slits and
slots and other innovations have
been striving for,
The MONOTWIN is built out
of grainless rubber non-splitting.
With rubber and base band
chemically united ending base
separation
Its combination of rubber cross
bars and depressions represents
the greatest advance ever made in
solid truck tractioning dissipat
ing traction heat and keeping the
tire structure cool because of the
radiating qualities of the depres
sionsacting as a non-skid tread
tabling the tread to wear down
uniformly with no necessity for re
grooving during the life of the tire.
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The MONOTWIN is also alone
among solid truck tires in its cushioning
qualities something heretofore pro
nounced impossible for a solid to have in
any degree. Helping the driver protect
ing the load.
It can carry a heavier load than two
single tires of half the section width- and
its distinctive contour and tread enables
it to retain its load carrying ability un
diminished throughout its life.
It is the one and only solid truck tire of
its kind in design and construction.
The local U. S. Solid Truck Tire repre
sentatives here named can supply inter
ested truck owners with any further infor
mation desired.
Specify the U. S. MONOTWIN when
ordering your new truck
United States Tires
United States
Rubber Company
Tire Division Branch, 329-331 North Broad St
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