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$35 etbcttwc nrnt Storage Batteries We offer or the next 30 days, special low price on Hydrox Batteries. Bulck. Ford, Oakland, Hup--3 mobile, Reo, Chandler OO odge, Maxwell and all 12 Volt Batteries Quality Guaranteed; Money Back If Not Satisfactory. Hydrox Storage Battery CO. 802 PLOM SL IZZIZ Si IT gSgaaav a BssflssssTsl Ponc-3-e Procf Tube givenFJlfcE with each ruboc 1 re ordered.

TminnkmitaEd'b9 OCfl Qe beta. They are recoa- gtracied arxipracticsilr (nuiuure proof. wo hu-jdred thooaaad 2fSft car owner are asms these tirea and rxJir.g wrra cocrfort. Put one of these tirea and tube on your cartxear. mf.aee wrh air tie orS--oary tone, then forget puncturea and tire rrube.

Order toe ay liool Deiiy. Remember you get a remaxkiiie pcacUOT-prcof free wch each ure. WE ED OUH GUARANTEE POD WITH EACH ORDEK. I THIS 15 YOUR PROTECTION. "XJji Past.

Mil Cords Rrice includes tube and tire: 34x4 7 29 Uxi-t 30 2544 si 3(nlA 10.15 r5 1030 3iS liS5 27x5 er 1 -T130 12 95 1320 MS .14 79 14.7S In mdiii tae whether S. CL, pVa. tread or noa-ckid is desired. Serd 12 'ft ieQr each tire, balance CO. D.

subject ts exesiaaticn. Tc teail discount if full iraoun: accompanies order. To insure jnmJ': delivery, eead tncocy order or cashier't PUBLIC TIRE CORPORATION 12V. 251- S.aticaiaa Aa i L13 obes grown there, has siren Built like surgeons gloves The It ha taken 24 years of rubber study to build Milter Inner Tubes. i During all that time Miller has been famous for super-grade rubber goods.

They are still the largest producers of such things as surgeons' rubber gloves. And many Miller productions are known as surgeon 'grade. They spend $300 daily in testing the corts and the fabrics. They wear out 1,000 tires yearly in factory tests, to watch the Miller mileage. They have perfected a tread which, by countless tests, excels the best of others by 25 per cent.

In their factory tests under rear-wheel conditions the average for Miller Cords last year was 15,000 miles. Ceared-to-theRoad u. a i An extra 3,400 miles Two large California atage Bars compared the Millers with twenty other -VtT This was on heavy buses in bard service. Both found that Millers exceUed all other makes. Oa both lines, Mdlers -IVrt the others by an average of 3400 mil as The Contest Winners Fabrics THE EXQUimHi, CIKCTNXATX, SUXDAY, MAYy.O, 1920 Rubber Plantations in Far East Offer an Interesting Stndy Tha fascmatton which the strange lands the tar Eait have held for the average Amolcaa la tiUm on a mora tangible form, now that travel and boatneas arc bringing Asia and the United States Into closer contact.

article of commerca la doing more to brine this coon try Into dose toach with the myrtle Eut than renter. The rapid rise to supremacy in the production of erode robber of the lalsnds of Use Indian Ocean, combined with the fact that America consumes nearly three quarters of all the rubber many Ameri- $18.00 On account of bis; demand we are giving another five daya to this sale. fOR AT MODEL Bring your old radiator and a new one on exchange only for I1S.00. The value of this radiator is S32.10. We are rtr-ing- them away on a sacriflce price for the airapto reason to g-ive the understanding to the Automobile Owners that the best radiator Is made by this firm.

For quick serrlce bring your radiator in front of oxir shop and we will exchange It in fifteen minutes without extra charges. 903 Race St, Ctaefaaatl, Ohio. mmmiubh. to nee behind the foes the plantations, ixcuoia acooainted with the) stant weeding- a mutually. On the lands and peoples of that distant cjoar- other band the fertility of the sotl and of nearly $500 000.0001.

th thoughts of Americans center on Sumatra, where one of America's greatest corporations has established a plantation so tut la area and so highly develosed that It stands oat as the easy attention of the newcomer la the density of the vegetation. In the United States as we look into a forest we can see open spaces among; the trees. But lr. Sumatra Lae trees are covered with parasites and vines forming a solid wall and the ground Is covered with a mass of undergrowth. This super luxuriant vegetation Is one of the chief Built layer on layer of the finest pure sheet rubber to make them utterly leak-proof.

Then tested for hours under pressure new idea in tubes Miller Inner Tubes are surgeon glove quality. But they are, in addition, built layer on layer, up to the necessary ply. Thus no tiny flaw in the fine sheet rubber can possibly go through. Then every tube is tested. It is kept filled for hours under heavy air pressure to prove it utterly air-tight- Don't guess on tubes Many men watch tire mileage but do not watch their tubes.

And tube makers know this. Be as careful on your tubes. A tube that leaks is a constant annoyance. And a tube that, doesn't last well is a waste. Come see'the tube that Miller has developed red or gray.

Fire mileage almost doubled Miller experts, in the past few years, have almost doubled their tire mileage. Miller Tires are now the sensation. Their records are everywhere discussed. In miilion-miie tests, made by many li.rge users, they have proved their supremacy over every rival tire. And a very great supremacy.

They are used exclusively today in some of the hardest tire services known in America. They have won hundreds of thousands of users by their proof of extra mileage. The demand has increased ten-fold in the past few -years. Last year alone it increased $11,000,000. for tests The Miller factory spends $1,000 -daily just to watch and test materials and tires.

See what they save You owe such tires a test. Thousands of owners report an increased mileage of from 50 per cent to 75 per cent. Compare a Miller with the tire you use and see what you. get. It may change all your conceptions of good tires.

Tread Patented Caster traad smooth, with sue. tsosi cups to firmly grasp-vet asphalt. Road aids) treads meah like cogs in dirt. MILLER RUBBER N.Y. 20 E.

Ninth St. Cincinnati Branch Canal 5602. 4 Dealers TIRE ERV1CB STATIO. IMS Reaahaa; Rsai. A- BOsttE VVL.C CO, 8701 Cleraia Ave.

CITIZK MOTOR CAItCO, Sevawtb aa Mala Sta. THB UEARSjESS YONDERAHB THUS CO, 32 East Eighth. H. 8. A CO, Xertbera Ave.

MAJCT TIKE CO, Seett St. CsrlBrtaa. Ky. MADISO.NVILLE TIKE HOSPITAU 4810 Whetsel Ave. MYERS A BBXitER.

13A Viae StT SEWPORT MOTOR CAR CO, Newport, 'Ky. KORTH CIXHJttATl VULC. CO, 2Sfr2 Vbae XORWOOD TIRE SHOP. Mala mm 'r. Winrill ROCER9 TIRE CO, 4234 Mats Ave, Herwaaa.

SUPERIOR TIRE AJfp VCLC4 CO, KlmtM aal Can Sta. VALLEY CABAOE. Hart we IL OblZ. WEST ElfD TIRE CO, Papiar ana Una. WARSAW GARAGE.

Wei la ana Waraaw, Prtoe Hfll CENTRAL GARAGE. Pt. Themes. Ky. TIRE SERVICE STATION, ctevea, Ohto.

CHEVIOT TIRE ASD BATTERY CO, S32S rial 1 1 TUB EAST WAUSVT HILLS GARAGE CO, aloSGaZat. Bait 1 I to inai that any one can set la the world. "Joog weu wru aner r.i. i. the nlantation of the United Bat until it Is acquired a few it is simpler States Rabber Company, comprising JO tc do some things yourself than ts an-aqtiare miles of growing trees, an enter- ploy the i sign langnagej to order them prise marked throughout by a masni- done.

When ones the language fe tode and an emdeoey worthy ol tne uraA. life "is worth Uving. A best American traditions. man nerer carries a package or stoops Many young sAra with to lift anything from the ground. the spirit vof adrentare.

hare wandered "Whn play tennis there are al- what opportunifies this plantation waya boy, about to pick op the field might hold for a yotith in searcn tma of a chance. Inquiries of this sort are -we try to reprodoca as nearly as constanUy being reeerred by the plan- poaalbe the food we ret at home. I tation executirea. To all such the -j otlT cooks get good results, company mrariably replies that with- considering they don't hare the Amer-out technical' training in ruboer cnero- iji Ingredients. Bat oar American istry.

sou chemistry or horticulture women succeed admirably la adapt there la almost no chance of getting; a jg. lom of tis tropical food to the foothold. One of the requirements Yankee palate. We miss the raw yeg- that a man going there must be pre- etablea most. I think.

Because of the pared to settle down with the Idea of danger of dlirrane ererythlnc must be making his permanent home there. cooked. The executive and technical glass or -jt 1 the plantation are made up largely of Americans and Europeans. The cans who. through their association with the big project, have become acquainted with Sumatra and Its ways, tell an Interesting story of their visits to this Island.

"The first thing that strikes the Amer- lean making his first visit to Sumatra," said one of the officers of the plaata- Oto company recently. "Is the Intense 10 them, though, than do the men. humidity. The temperature does not get as high there as It does on our I hottest days here. but for several i weeks the humidity seems very op- pressive.

After a time we get used to that, so much so that a cool breeze makes us uncomfortable and worry more about the occasional coo! spots in the weather than about the heat. The perspiration flows so freely that colds much be guarded against, and after any violent exercise we wrap our-. selves In sweaters so we won't take cold. "The next tMng that attracts i the I Oman always to sleep in a bed protected by mosquito netting or in a room that is netted. The mos-j quteoes are countless and very trou- blesome.

Of course, as in all tropical co an tries, the bugs of an sorts are numerous. One thing that always al-j tracts the attention of. newcomers are the little lizards that crawl oa the walls and ceilings. They do no harm. and we quickly get used to theim.

The ladies take longer to get accustomed: "When a wo accompanies her husband to the plantation she finds more Lfflcult to 'enjoy life than does her husband. He has his business to attend to. and that keeps his mind occupied. But with the plentitude of servants the wife finds herself re- ijjti murriy or nousework and of the care of her children. If she desires, and she must be a person of resource if she is going to be happy.

The woman trho desirea to create Interest for herself can busy herself, in her vegetable and flower gardens. In studying native lire and in such sports as goir ana tennis. iV-, 12 loMvPS Tne Putbert H. Wbeat Company has been appointed distributors of tha Grunt Six In this territory. They raevrved their nrst ahlptr.ent of these cars last wee.

Ths Grant is a lightweight car and back of it Is a histonr ct lv rul mator-ar hniidiag. Thar now are (approximately M.ota of these cara In nae throuchout the country. The toartag car i has smart lines and the roadster ta alao amarr-iooung job. The Grant modela I include a oum and txiis. wM-h otapUyad later.

The notor In thtwe car. i built by tha Walker Vfotar Company by the Grant peopi. i H. Trultt Is at the heal of the Pan-i Amaricaa Aeropana Excnacra. which nana to retail soort t.

Tha company will aU the Horac Kaana aerUne, whu ha, a carrying capacity lii iw niy-IlT0- 'P11-. Tha engine aa Ac wfcich devalo-a It miles par hour oa h'gh fapaed and It miles per hour oa landing i pal. The company looking for a auit-, abla field wbara thay can demonatrata to prospects. I ThB 'f1 hraach of tha Gfllatta Tire and tompinj, which was aoenad last i week, ia in charra of Janes O. Martin, a Mr is tta aon of Henrv Martin, who bnllt the lit.

Antmra cable I 1 Une- JP1' Gillette works are located la i Eau Claire. Wla. ano the companr baa1 tn lira and tnbea for the past Ave years. Tha GJ.etta Company bailds a.l Its own tlrs machinary. Turn Palmer, atar quarter back of tha rnlv.r-, a.ty of rinclnnatl football taam whan I mKn tarn Ka ana Black, is ooanectsd with tha branch.

M. D. Barnes has aocceaded C(fr aa aer1ca manaser of tha Robert H-; WTat Company. Mr. Barnes comes bare from Indianapolis and.

a. nee be was with tha KordykelA Uarrron Company, ta has an Intimate knowledge of Harmon car. Dick Trombley, cf tha TromMey Motor Car Company, now Is recoinuzed a. one of the leading cealers on the list of the Premier Motor Car Company. Enck nu I taken qntta a few orders for thla car and I la encooraa-ed over tha fatare which the Premier holds In this territory.

The Custom Automotive Company op-' enta their agency laat week as tha Cic-j clnnati distributors of tha Sayera Bis. Tha history af the Bayers Sis has In It a number of elements of rather nnusual interest to the motorist. Its name. "Bayers," is prhaps ana of the most widely known In tha transportation teid. Its majcers.

the Bayers A Scovlll Company, have been factors In tha vehicle worid since 18Ta. and well known la automotive circles for 1 1 years- Whan tha first Bayers was mannfacrored some years ago tha Bayers A Bcovill Com-i pany adopted a policy of first aecurina; distribution elsewhere than In Cincinnati. In developing Bayers agencies hsTa been established in practically every leadlna- city from coast to coast. The Bayera 1s being made In three models flve-i passenger touring car. roadster and rdwn.

G. Earl Koch, formerly of the I. J. I Cooper Rubber Company, baa opened the Auto and Aero Supply Company. A sun elated with him In this enterprise Is his father.

G. W. Koch. This company will handle a complete line of automobile and aeroplane equipment and Racine tires. I Announcement of aa innovation In em-i ployment methods Is Just made by the tudebaker Corporation.

South Bend. Ind. I'nder tbe new plan appllcanta for posi- fons are no longer Interviewed wholesale in public, but are granted personal tnter- iewa in private. I When a man applies for a position st tha factory co-operative department, which ts in charge of employment activi-i ilea, be Is giTen a number and requested to make himself at home in the spacious waiting room. A Etudebaker rrp resents-i tlva la always available to give advice to applicants.

He alda them In fllllng out applications and helps thera decide, if they i are In doubt, which department they are I best fitted for. "It seams we are never throngh with surprises occasioned by new achievements of the electric comments George Behlan. local distributor for tha Detroit I Electric He mads thla statement In re-j erring to the tourawaya made this winter I to Cincinnati. Indianapoiia and many other I clties-wlthtn a radius of 3S0 tniles of De- troft. The railway freight aituatlon i necessitated that we find some ether means of transporting our electrics, for which deliveries had been promised, "There was no alternative but to face i tha winter and drive the supposedly city-bred tender feat electrics over the snow-heaped roads.

The way those tender feet' performed la tha face of those obstacles, the remarkably short time required, and tha proven economy of the electric car ia overland travel were facta which opened the eyes of those who bad beea blinded ts the possibilities of Poor hundred Chevrolet machines arrived la 'Cincinnati last week an what was probably tha moat unusual motor car I Bflifineii ui mt History oi ins inanstry. ne oils vm ivm crnirl ox Bf. lOUiS steamed Into the Cincinnati harbor with six barges filled with Chevroleta. The cars ware shipped1 by water to Chicago from Detroit, then to Bt. Louis, and on to Cincinnati.

They were taken on driveways to various points from this city. On the return trip the barges wars Allied with machines that were di I eeh from Detroit ta Cincinnati and "Vt-1 foe tbe South. The whole Held of track transportation is open to tbe high school pupils who compete for tbe tit prise offered by tbe Packard Motor Car Company for the beat essay on "Tha New Freight Transportation. No limitations are placed on tha scope of the yoong people's efforts, except that the aaaay must show In some way tha value which Is being demonstrated by truck freighting. tha lines which may be taken are the economy, convenience sad speed of truck transportation for short haul their peculiar value to farmers.

stock men. manufacturers, contractors or other business men. tne relief they afford In the present railway cee gaetlou and tbe protection they give to cities agalast starvation or leaser hardship In suck ermer-gsneles as tbe rseeat "outlaw rallway acrlkea. The aaag ef good reads ta maata these advantages available Is snot her subject which may be taken up. Conditions for the which are similar ta these la tt ether districts where the Packard ts euTertng a like prise, are as follows: All pupils In the high schools of Cincinnati, Norwood.

Covtngtoa. Newport. Bsllevne and Daytoa. are eligible te centos. The essay must be net more than MS words la length.

It anas nave tne name ana aaareaa er tne author Continued on FagV 8, Section 5. AUTO GOSSIP ter or tne giooa, ine not. mom CTrmarw vuca pmaco Although the whole equatorial belt In the heavy vegetation, woraa venders qoSTHTOXD FEOX FTEST PACUE. tnat section oa wmi win jar ruocr uvea. tTi represennng a capita MUCh of toe pleasure la life la East depends oa the efficient management of the servants In one's employ.

For this reason It Is quite necessary to speak the htalay tongue. It is so through a plant, cost a company thousands cX dollars annually in lost production. In the case of on big: automobile Industry a woman reported asked to go through the plant for a "feature story." to uae the vernacular of newspaper folk. This manufacturer re-fusd. saying; the distracted attention of the workmen would cost him An.

But in tne assemmy piani ox ue JM mm LexingXon Motor Company an elevated runaway IS feet above, the main floor and with rail lags oa either Ida of It. will he constructed par posely for visitors and guests of the Guests of the company roach this bridge by means removed from the room. From the bridr- Westlnghonse Air Springs "Make the Best Car Better" Ask' Why THE IVESTinGHODSE fltn SPRlilG AGENCY XCJW. C15AL STREET. Pbeae 1Caaa i5 Series 20 Big-Six' You are familiar, of course, with the beautiful lines of the BIG-SIX, because you see so many of them.

There is beauty, as well, in the comfort and performance of this great car as a ride will quickly convince you. Let us give you a demonstration. 6041. P. tiers ct able-haad anotorj hrtcr-snediaie transmission; wbs4-bsa, insuring asnple rooca for seven adults.

Ah Cattf "This is a Stadebaker Year" mnd tpg are making CineJxnati a Stadebaker town is Mala street. S. Gahagen Co. 13A. I I a I THE BEAUTY OF Mechanics Beauty in a motor car it more than finish deep.

It goes into the mechanism. The beauty of the Pierce-Arrow Dual Valve engine, which doublet the power without complicating the mechanism, it not visible to the eye. The harmony of twin sparks igniting the gai simultaneously in two placet and delivering" the full force of the explosion, it never visualized except on blue prints. But the retult smooth power, silent, quick-at-thought respon-tiveness, greater flexibility and higher efficiency in every working part representt a beauty of mechanical achievement at distinguished in itt way as graccfrU linet and luxuriout fittings. The.

Gunningham-Hplmes Co. DISTRIBUTORS, 1187 Gilbert Avenue Telephone Canal 5810 CINCINNATI ssLia llsmss mtm J-mTU DUAL VALVE SIX IN 1.