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Show 14 THE SAYS COLOR NO FORESEES HIGH ALMOST TWO DOZEN C USE TEST FOR TIRE , SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1915 HERALD-REPUBLICA- N, in splendid condition to select from AT VIRTUALLY YOUR OWN PRICE! Many of the best makes included every car guaranteed in perfect running condition. WE MUST SELL QUICK to clear floor space for rapidly arriving' 1916 stock. MAKE US AN OFFER. EASY TERMS TO RESPONSIBLE Buyer Cannot Tell Quality by Shade; Must Depend on Maker's Reputation." "Next best to PRICES COMING C. B. Hawley Predicts Electric "SILVE RTOWN Appliances Will Soon Be More Expensive. T W. Litchfield, factory manager of C. B. Hawley. vice president and the Goodyear Tire & Itubber company. of the Intermountaln manager general In a statement Jut issuer!, throws Klectric company, who has Just retorn Might "from the lndde" on a nub-J'turned from a two weeks' trip to the srent rally dlseuid bv laymen and where he attended the semiancast, the trade at this time. Mr. I,ltchflld nual convention of the National Elecstatement educational and I alon? PARTIES. lines recently adopted bv the company, trical Jobbers' association. 'states that vnlrn. recognizing that the p?ibllc gen-rllIt is the consensus of opinion among knows but little of the rubber Ask for Mr. Cherry, Manager Used Car retail dealers in electrical goods that been making business, ha e fiCi tr,oal appliances all descriptions window In throughsome other ctisrday and Department. will suffer a sham ofincrease in price of rubber manufacway, phases in the Immediate future. ture, hitherto little known remarried and Mr. llawlev states that electric Irons ns "mysterious-- ' by people generallv. will o up 25 to 50 cents each on Janu'For many years there ha been a MDALL-DODD AUTO CO. ary 1. discussion a to the relative merits of Ilaw Materials Itfferent color In rubber good." vs Mr. Utchfield. 'Some ,Ie ascribes the heavvI'p.Increase In wonder people the cost of raw AUTO ROW, SALT LAKE. WAS. 4560. whether a era)' rubber, a black rubber, entering into the manufacture materials a white rubber of electrical f a red rubber goods as best. reason the for the Increase in the as It I tapped from Iure rubber, In the latter immediately.price expected the tree. I a crenruv white liquid. It Is Not only arc prices due for a rise in rometimea coagulated to retain this electeteal but it is becommaterials, white more It creamy but often color, more more difficult and t to secure 08 per cent of all ing which gives It a transparent than the of distance mokd, some lineof electrical material at any brownish color. are that motorlnjr undertaken. trips declares Mr. Hawley. ELECTRIC AUTO PLANT "It haa great power and plenty of Prjce. flrmy Natural Color. 5ntance. the crossarms speed. And of course it is far quieter and othee fof "All rubber, v hen ued commercially. electrical materials that go in car can than on r posany operation gas up to h poles for with sulphur. If purposes." I.e sibly be. And quietness ts a quality ""d y'terlav. wiring the rubber U ure and contain! "The manufacturers nothing all automobile makers have long of these materials have notified the but It will be a pray color WORKINGEVERY SHIFT that been striving to attain. tradenew that, they cannot take care of It l" wfersulphur but when vulcanized, "To a great many families the De- any customers and that their efatretche.t out Into held and thin sheets Electric has a strong appeal be- forts In the troit immediate future will be H v. Ill be almost ir to the tlj-cause of Its marked upkeep economy.. confined to fllllnsr orders from cusand of pt ,ale brown or rreantv "A careful record of comparative tomers already on their books. rotor. Any other color than thm is Excosts show that it costs from 35 to 60 Despite the rise in prices, however, ive;i to rubber by the addition of vari- Industry on Verge of Great more to maintain the ordinary electrical jobbers all over per cent ous chemical substances for Imparttnic car than It does to maintain De- lOOK Infor a t r.maiwlAilel f thev country Declares Anderson gas to It special properties, usually to pansion, j916 and Jobbers who size and power. I: ear Electric of troit have . any it urirl to k!v It toujrheri t. "There ia no equal in my mind tnirnliia pith question we.irln ouaHtle. or chemicaladditional adulterOfficer. htndlse. induscar Company but that the electric entire ants may be f;sr,i. which have no virtue try is on the I verge of a great business I'ovor Stephen Bill. but are used solelv to whatsoever, believe that the A expansion. usIt. firmly Mr. llawlev stated that the electrical white H color pure cheapen growth of Detroit Electric sales ually by the addition of oxide produced at Hot Kvery shirt at the Detroit electric rapid Is a forerunner of what the others will jobbers at their convention of zin. wlii, h ?,as long been known as plants Is Springs adopte.l iesolutions favoring Cleveland in and Petroit soon is It and that because ne of the best touarbeners of rubber, note, only h passing of the Stephens bill Uu.-at speed to meet the the Anderson Klectric Car company Is the workingflood and baa been exter.sivelv used in t'ie daily "f. V a.R,?.,n. be, bought up in Congress. of from orders shipping most the and il1 ' company powerful of ntitomobtl largest tcanttfcture I tread", dealers. designed to make It posIt received the noticeable that first sible ntack Is li.'iullv producej tire for the Gf patented manufacturers by of '. 1. sales FairRrieve. manager of l.n if.fdnt k or some orsanlc the Anderson Klectric far company, devices to tlx Ihe url. os at which articles mav he retailed throughoutthese are produced bv the builders of l)etroit Klectric, In a re chemical. il addition of antimony or oxides of Iron. cent Interview said: country. .Manufacturers, retailers ami -o Joocers all over the country ar urging "Some time most tlrea were erray. "The season Just befjun promises to af'Ptlon of some such measure, of t?)e combination break itsualrj- - on account !. we all records have Mr prosperity of lead and iin- onlde. The discovery ever set. Orders SCOT SWINDLER POSES Hawley say.. as a protection In so are rapcoming of new- mahrial to replace lead made idly that even with our ! against the jeopardlzation of Irrespon-hihl- e facilAS MONEY Increased GETS HERO; concerns that cut prices and after IossiMe Auction of toucher th. rr, our production Is blii pushed to a short but meteoric career w hit stocks. Tiie present war has had ities ALSO PPJSON SENTENCE leave manthe limit. ufacturers. the effect of rWrealnr the aupplv and dealeis Jobbers, and the "The 19U Detroit Klectric. at the public In the lurch. Increastns: the price of one of these reduced Dec. 4. Many swindlers London, our made prices by possible materials oxide of sine. The Imported doubted output, are Victoria truts nrrorsj puen ussince proving themselves oxldft has Increased in cost over 40 per the most with the beginning of of car Inclosed profit type popular cent and there la practically none ob- that has ever TIRES SELL been put on the market. the wir, but it remained for b'am i SKIDPRQO F even e at Its present htsrh cost. tainable our in from dealers a to "Ihiily dress reports llutherford. The mertcan-madScotsman, which have oxide,In of the country Indicate that himself in the uniform of an officer also Increased somewhat arn all is not confined this parts increased business not sufficient to take care ofprice, the of the Hlack Wnfrh with V. C. and j cue to section of the any particular nuirernenta of the trade. necessarlly ilft of Inner Tuhen Stimulate Pur- decorations on his chest, lol. S. 'tisO. face but Is true of nearly every country, Itmltinjt the supply of white rubber cality a coat of metal polish chases Cur Orvncrn ;unrd Acs Inst In our sales territory. rlvc considerably. a announce J "A number of factors are accountable and at well known Mlpperv Pnvement. Not Practical Teat. for the stimulus e'ectric car sales hnve health report that he was a victim ! In "The mere color of felt the however. first With t recently. a German gas attack. rubber, as but a few more weeks to go. place, Indicate absolute!- - nothing Klectrics are in a position to its to offer and with weather that necessitates servo the medidid in llutherford the uualitv: both tough stocks and claimed every of HTittimoblies with tires formerly equipment by In Cngland for a while cal corps lonfr-dlan-tour-Ivstocks can be mad In any thevjfflsadvantage are as "skldproof" as Ponible. that except before deserting. From then on l.c rotor white, bine!;, red or cray. in addition several features andr,ir, the offering made bv the Salt bake v. crcd au"A tire is an article of utility which exclusive- of th r lectric-pon JDcd in first-clas- s Hardware company of a pure worthstyle gum inhould - be compounded with the idea of tomobile. ner tube free with evcrv Pennsylvania less checks, even numbering among aervicnd mtajre and not color. It "The 1915 Detroit Klectric will carry cun tire is proving ollproof vacuum his victims a Y. M. C. A. secretary e would be hopelessly to de- Jts faMhcr nn one batterycharre popular. impossible to whom induced he advance him termine the nuallty of rubber bv Its The fact that the Pennsylvania 519. vacuum color, and should people insist on par- plan is to leave questions of color to tire Is said to be f been senhas lie convicted and ticular colors or combinations of colors the rubber manufacturers, allowing the onlv tire Incup the world that can be e ten-reto twenty-onin tires they would ultimately have to them free hand to make the most usemonths in absolutely guaranteed against skidding on wet pavements, coupled with bill for ful and durable rubber (roods Possible. pay asmall hlh tlr mileage the prison. satisfaction. The only wise reicardless of color." tbia pretty free splendid which the facoffering has made possible for this comtory pany to offer, are one of making this the most popular offerings ever made local among automobile supply dealers. A heavy sale of various devices Is reported by the safety ft ires w E can't produce "Silvertown" Tires as fast as the Market now calls for them. This because the intricate Machinerytheir required in the spinning of the two Cable-Cord- s Hyper-Rubbe- r, enormous with under pressure percolation the cross laying of the two layers of Cable-Cor- d over each other so as to secure precisely the same tension on 'each strand all the special Machinery for this had not only to be made, but invented. Owing to demands upon the facilities of every big Machine Shop in America, at present, for we are unable.yet to have these newly invented Silver-tow- n Machines built in large enough quantities to make more than one "Silvertown" Tire for every four the 1 Jr id-ii- fl n - War-Materia- 1 ls, Country now clamors for. vuU-.inlze- ht trans-1-are,- 1 1 a m t fife yMw&Gi Id THIS want "Silvertowns" and can't yet obtain them. It is also intended to help the situation by putting out a new Goodrich Fabric4 Tire with the same BLACK Rubber Tread as has distinguished Silvertown Tires. The appearance is almost identical with that of the "ARISTOCRATIC" Silvertowns, and the material used II! I in the Treads, is practically the same. No increase in the price of Goodrich Tires will be made because of that smart Black Tread distinctiveness, I and "Silvertown" expression. This, in accord with the fixed policy of the B. F. Ii i it tcp-notc- Advt. is therefore chiefly intended as Explanation to Consumers and Dealers, im- Goodrich Co. (which pioneered practically every big provement in Rubber, or Tire Manufacture, during the to Consumers past decade) viz: to give MaximumValue Volume for satisto and of then trust resulting first all, factory dividends. u- - - ne T is. now more than 20 years since the B. F. Goodrich Co. brought out the first "Cord Tire" (for Bicycles) viz: the Palmer Cord Tire. And it is many years since it first brought out the original Silvertown Cord Tire, (the only genuine 'Cord" Tire for Automobiles). That it practically withdrew the first genuine "Cord'.' Auto Tire from the Market, until the "Silver-town- " PRINCIPLE had been brought up to the Goodrich STANDARD of Mileage, Safety, and Value to Consumers, is a matter which concerns your CONFIDENCE in all. Goodrich Products and Promises. Please note that Goodrich Tires henceforth the Fabric construction as well as the Cord "Silver-towns- " will have handsome BLACK Treads. r. 4 olt poor-wcarl- j ns e st k. c oil-pro- You will know them by their stylish of Black Treads management of the automobile accessory ment of the Salt Uke Hardwaredepartcompany m view of the fact that the weather conditions are making It more THE B. F. GOODRICH CO. Akron, O. FAIR. LIST difficult to drive cars than mer also In the sumand the police departthat ment Is maklntr a vigorous campaign io enforce the existing traffic TIMES GAIN COPPER BY NOVEL ECONOMY the authorities are probaoly and this in spite of the restrainaware, SHORTAG E DOCTORS ing leash of his teachers and adveisers. "Whether his going will be an ultimate gain to the nation is not for him to judge, but it is a matter of the gravMedical Students I'rKed to Continue est concern. The demand for atmeuical home service for military purposes Course Itather Tlinn Kulit for to say nothing of the needs and abroad, Combatant Service In Army. of the lav population, is increasing dally, and by leaps and bounds. to save London, Dec. 4. An medical students from appeal the ranks of TURN TO WAR TRAINING combatants has been made bv Prof. E. Barclay-Smith- ? of the University of London, who says that the shortage of Civilians in London Were AvWvrard at doctors is already serious and .vll be l"Ivst, But Persevering. far more so in time. He writes: "The dictum has gone forth ihat it Dec. 4. The home guards, London, is the duty of the medical student, with of brokers, clerks, agents and ihe exception of those in their :ourth composed from active service men exempt other and fifth years, to foresake his profesfinancial district, sion and volunteer for combatant servLondon's in working ana ice. showed themselves ofa well trained "Let the medical student once realize physically tit body troops at the ret this is his and he will go, Of cent inspection by Lord Kitchener that I have not duty the shadow of a loubt. When the civilian troops received Delias already gone in larger number permission from the war office to or- - than OF: Household Articles Made of Iron in Germany to Re- place Needed Metal. You'll never know the REAL joy of living 'til you've sat in behind the wheel of your own powerful, elegant "Olds 43" and felt the thrill of a perfect piece of mechanism responding to your every wish as only the motor of the Oldsmobile valve-in-the-hea- th-a- d can do. -- l.orhn. Dec. The exigencies of the war have led to the of almost countless substitutes creation whi-- h fcr articles t.ermany no lonper has. even to the of production for substitutes no lonsrersubstitutions available. The "central committee of the Housewives' Association of Greater has 'undertaken to show the Uerlin" feminine portion public specially the of it! how Is the number of substitutes jrreat invented and already on the market and how practical are. by means' of one of the most they., notable expositions ever held in Berlin. There are exhibited a few of the food substitutes now in use. but the exposition is mainly devoted to articles of household use that have come to replace all the copper and nickilware that has had to be turned in lor ammunition purposes. Thus there arc common pi"es, of glided, to take the tastefully brass curtain poles. There are vessels and receptacles of all sizes made of a material called "Serpentine" which is found in sreat quantities near Dresden, available instead of the copper pans and pots that have gone. There are oven doors made of iron and steel which look every bit as well as the nickel ones generally u.e.l. and which of course are quite as practical. t Kven pins now are being made of iron Instead of nickel, as also hooks and eyes and similar objects. Some efficient substitute has beenapparently discovered for the rare ond and the exposition expensive rubber, of the new material, shows garden hose which feels and acts just as genuine rubber does, and will expand fcml contract quite as well. Even nipnlos tor babies' milk bottles ore fashioned out of this "near rubber." The list of articles includes squeegees and window aponges. Twine made of paper has been found to be practical, but for uso in scores a little machine has been invented which seals up packages and manes the use of string unnecessary. They are and handk'.rehl?fs. paper collars, cuffs and even paper under and ' wear. napkins, Underwear and bed linen p'so have been fashioned out of celluloid. omy In soap, which is daily srrowlns more expensive. There are literally scores of models of gas. electric and spirit lamps fnd stoves to tempt people who tlnd i' difficult or impossible to procure petrobowls" leum, and on "cooking red hot stones. that can be placed Not content with merely exhibiting the thousand and one substitutes now association oiso available, the woman's Instruction in their u?e. it has gives a number of educational courses wrkb It offers to the public, including one on repairing skilled repairers are scarce nowadays another on Oiiying, and o on. and style? say, man! style in every inch. YOUR "Olds 43" is ready for you NOW. k Worn Out" Verve-Tire- d" Discouraged A CUKE am mmm fee AM mmm mm M '&m TS Phone Wasatch 15C0. -- LAKE iwhisuim:!). mi:.mtios ni:i.i:u 4. George Frederick in Bow street Priestley was sentenced police court today to four months In prison for dealing in war materials London, Dec. without a permit. " , ' TTV ill W ENERGY NERVE To Have No Back Pains, No Nervousness. No Kidney Disease. No Loss En-of Plentyis oftheLife, Ambition, but with wish of Youth, ergy and Vigor ofmiddle-aged man. any young, old. To be strong and healthy is the aim of everv man, and yet how many we and strength find wlio lack the vitalityInstead of de-vwhich nature gave them. e. J AUTO ROW FT5 mm i i ' GIVE UP WII A T Y 6 U WANT ! Xot Sick, Yet Hardly Able to Work. GLOOMY !"5T ! a con-scription- ist - ARE 10C SICK AND DISCOURAGED? JLobt laitu in ilooiora and medicines? Uo you want to tfet well? Do you know how have cured diseases with herb, the Culm-nbarks for centuries) roots, plums and oo Lua o t cured thousands. The lee Cbluenj Herbs have Jo urugg, Inno Why not you knife. Don't glTe up hope. yourself, lou may- $w vestigate tor doctorn and medilitH tried ' t txrn. or mauy other methods uoc- - i may Hire laiieu oca some w, Z tors inluht haye told ou lout case was Incurable and aa operation, cUacge of climate, or go to the hospital was your only Some doctors may Lavj hope. said they could cure you. but did not do taho. Ninev out of tea . . ban tn .t.A tiowi h.pha have been cured had lirst tiled 1 E FOO LUN Chinese doctors and many other means to Herbalist. regain health aDd failed. 'ihouvanda suffering from catarrh, bronchial trouble, throat trouble, lung trouble, chronia cough, tuberculosis or asthrim. hay fever, malaria, ftouiach trouble, indigestion, constipation, torpid llvor, gastritis, piles, diarrhoea, fistula, heart disease, ak.'n disease, eczema, scrofula, louiale trouble, uervousness, iu.omnia, obesity, bladder trouble, kidney trouble, lumbago. neural-riBright'" disease, diabetes, rheumatism, dizziness, headaches, nervous debildropsy, other chronic diseases, ity in men and many have been restored to health and happiness without poisonous drugs or the knife, by tht Vee Foo Lun Chinese Herbs. Yee Foo Lun Chinese Herb Co.. 116 S. Mala necond floor. Salt Lake City, Utah. Hours: 1A fl m in S n. m : Kii n i v m n.U b 6930. ConsulUUoa to 8 p. m. fhone Wasatch sod particulars free. V ! so-calle- d- ridicule in ganize, they encountered But they bought their many quarters. own uniforms and went to work with a will. livery afternoon .squads drilled in the courts and buildings and in the on Saturday afterparks, and the public men either went noons and Sundays to the country to practice trench digharden themselves with marchging or Volunteer corps have sprung up ing. all over the country and could face a hard campaign as well as or better than the second line troops In countries. Its members are generally over 10 years old. T 1 via Am for Men oping lnto strong, vigor us, healthy find fellows that nature intended, they themselves gloomy, despondent no am xney bition to do anything. to be sooner or laterstruggle along, aimlessly come victims or tnat oreau aisease. finer NERVOUS PROSTRATION, theirnerves and their sensibilities blunted - shattered. Is different Remember my treatment YOU NOTHINfT unless etter and COSTS are willing, srlad and s: tisfied to pay me. 1 ar. 1 you iifsjs SS&W I CIVi TEE GEHUSfE TREATMENT at once and let me explain mouth, throat, tongue or body rash, call on me to you the improved method of treatment. No I'Al.V. no L.OSS of TI31K. ..o to snorily after the linsi'tTAt.. as you return home time as it(heonly requires a few minutes cf your by my methods treatment, of administrr.tior. CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION" FREE, SPECIAL KA'iES 1IIIS MONTH ' a, Eifierienoe FAIL Don't with XJN-NOW doctors andN quarkN. No UIFFBll-ECK lvliat your trouble is. come to um and let ui advise you, free. Low rates, treatment, etc. Medelectricity, icines free to patients. to Ti. Hours Evenius. 307 toto 1U.H. SuntlajN, Call or write. We seldom to cure. EX-PE11IM- K NT up-to-d- ate 1 DOCTORS SHORES SHORES 24n & IA1N' ST., SALT LAKE. Lists Specin ean trust you for i kct - S h- nti Women. (l. State i3ediiaS Co Hours to .1 p. in. Evening:, 7 io H p. m. Snndnyw. IO to 12 only. STREET. SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH. 34 S. 3IAIN Tilt" 1I 1 UilVll no m DrnirUt for AJf"r JHBion4 La4lsl i..l,,"cesC!,M" Sk ViJ ne. oJort with Blu HKAB Brand Ribbon. W I miiajxivhu known pa Dost. Safest. FILLS, Al way Reliable yrs 01D.BY for l DSICQISK EVEHYBaEEHi |