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THE GARDEN ISLAND, TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1921
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BUMPS AND JOLTS
Some FACTS About
Goodyear Tubes
Also Save Tires
T Tnder-inflation destroys more tires
than all other causes combined.
When we remove that one source of
expense from your tire problem, we
have performed a service you will
appreciate.
It's really quite easy, too.
We supply tubes that actually hold
air.
The Goodyear Heavy
Tourist Tube, with its
extra thickness, purity
of rubber, laminated
construction and built-in
value patch, prevents
under -inflation.
In the old days of piracy, n
Spaniard could get rich on a gel-
Icon, but nowadays a bootlegger
docs it on a quart.
Mr. Joe Stasch and wife were
divorced last week. Mrs. Stasch
gets the use of the car six days
oijt of every month; and the Coun
ty gets the children.
Mr. Branson of (he Ford Motor
Company gave us a tip on how to
make your brake bands wear bet
ter. Never put the brake on
while you have the gear pedal in
neutral, that is, if you are coast
ing down a hill and want to apply
the brake, let the gear pedal into
high before pushing down the
brake pedal.
We learned recently that there
is a large watermelon crop being
grown at Kekaha, and we wonder
ed why the sudden interest in
farming until we read in the
"Scientific American" that if you
plug a watermelon just before it
is ripe, pour in a little yeast and
then ' close it up again, that the
yeast will cause a sugar in the
melon to develop an alcoholic kick
of about 10. No wonder the
watermelon crop at Kekaha is the
largest in years.
TKE UNIVERSAL CAR
Here are the authentic figures from the Ford factory at
Detroit. They show you just how many Ford cars and trucks
have been built each month since January 1, 1021 and how
many have been sold to retail customers, in the United States.
Delivered to
Produced Itctail Customers
JANUARY 29,883 57,208
FEBRUARY :i5,:J05 015,0015
MARCH 01,880 87,221
Total Production 127,074 Total Retail Sales 208,032
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showing that actual sales for the first three months of 1921 ex
ceeded production by S0,958 Ford cars and trucks !
. April requisitions already specify 107,719 additional cars
and trucks and the estimated April output of the factory and
assembly plants combined calls for only 90,000 !
These facts clearly show that the demand for Ford prod
ucts is growing much faster than manufacturing facilities to
produce and were it not for the dealers' limited stocks, which
are now being rapidly depleted, many more customers would
Jriive been compelled to wait for their cars. It will be only a
matter of weeks, therefore, until a big surplus of orders will
prevent anything like prompt deliveries.
If you would be sure of having your Ford car or truck
when you want it, you should place your order now. Don't
delay. Phone us or drop us a card.
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Your Success depends on
how you use your spare
time and your spare
change
PROSPERITY PROVERBS
BEN FRANKLIN said: "Dost thou
love life? Then do not squander
time, for that is the stuff life is
made of."
WE SAY: "Do not squander mon
ey for that is the stuff that bank
accounts are made of."
A SAVINGS ACCOUNT with this
bank will help you to save your
spare change. Think it over:
then act.
New Juvenile Books
At Like Library
fcQWE.OCIAg3 SAVINGS 3
If you can't get your FAVORITE
MAGAZINES
from your Newsdealer send to
FISHER'S P. O. Box 1224 Honolulu
NOTICE
Thuro will be a meeting of former
students of St. Louis College at the
County Building, Lihue, at 7:30 p.
m. Thursday. Mr. Julius Asch of
Honolulu of the Central Committee
will bo in charge. All members are
invltfd to attend. Advt.
FOR SALE
Good Hau wood delivered to Lihue
and vicinity, J11.00 a load. Write
Bos H, Lihue. tf.
.STOCK QUOTATIONS
Following are the stock quota
tions at close of exchange today:
lli.uO
2s.:u
710
12121,
12.1
7(Jc
McRryde Sugar Co
Oahu
Olaa
Pioneer Mill
Wailua
Engels Copper
Market firmer.
The following is a partial list of the
new juvenile books purchased by Li
hue Library:
Alcott, Eight Cousins
Alcott, Little Women
Alcott, Under the Lilacs
Altsheler, Last of the Chiefs
Anderson, Fairy Tales
Anderson, Arabian Nights
Baldwin, Another Fairy Reader
Baldwin, Fairy Stories and Fables
Baldwin, Second Fairy Reader
Baldwin, Fifty Famous Rides and
Riders
Baldwin, Old Greek Stories
Bradish, Old Morse Stories
Bannorman, Little Black Sambo
Barbour, For the Honor of tho School
Blaisdell, American History. Hook
Blaisdell, Boy Blue and his Frlonds
Blaisdell, Pioneers of America
Blaisdell, Polly and Dolly
Bryant, Best Stories to toll to Children
Burton, Boy Scouts of Bob's Hill
Carroll, Alice's Adventures in Wonder
laud Collins, Boys' Airplane Book
Fitzhugh, Along tho Mohawk Trail
Goldsmith, Practical thing3 with sim-
plo Tools
Grinnell, The Wolf Hunters
Grover, Tho Overall Boys
Grover, The Sunbonnet Babies
Haaren, Famous Men of Greece
Holland, Historic Inventions
Jacobs, Indian Fairy Tales
Jacobs, Indian Fairy Talos
Jacobs, English Fairy Talcs
Jacobs, Celtic Fairy Tales
Jacobs, More Celtic Fairy Tales
Lamb, Tales from Shakespeare
Mullet, Betsy Lane, Patriot
Meadowcroft, Boy's Life of Edison
Perkins, Dutch Twins
Seton, Rolf in the Woods
Seton, Wild Animals at Home
Sidney, Five Little Poppers and their
Friends
Sidney, Ben Pepper
Sidney, Daire Popper
Stevenson, Treasure Island
Tomllnson, Four Boys in the Land of
Cotton
The following is a list of adult fict
ion loaned by tho Library of Hawaii:
Barrett, Sinister Revel
Bainer, Rim o' the World
Buckrose, Tale of Mr. Tubbs
Burnham, In Apple Blossom Timo
Colo, Miss Lulu Bett
Grey, Heritage of the Desert
Hewlett, Light Heart
Molet, Tho Tall Villa
Marshall, The Eldest Son
Marshall, Tho Graytons
Onions, Sweethearts Unmet
Ozon, Big Flat
O'Sulllvan, Good Girl
Packhard, The White Mall
Tompkins, A Girl Named Mary
Stackpole, Tho Pearl Fishers
Sterrett, Mary Rose Mifflin
Stevenson, Tho Gloved Hand
Stratton-Porter, Laddie
Webster, The Thoroughbred
Widdemar, I've Married Marjorio
Widdemer The Boardwalk
White, Simba
Whitely, Story of Opal
Whitlock, Gold Brick
TO THE VOTERS OF KAUAI
I am a candidate for the Office of
County Attorney and earriestly solicit
your votes at the coming; primary
election.
LYLE A, DICKEY.
Lihuo, April 2G, 1921.
TO THE VOTERS OF
KOLOA DISTRICT
I hereby seek the nomination for
Supervisor for Koloa District at the
Primary election on May 21st, on the
Republican ticket, and earnestly
solicit the support of tho voters of
Koloa District.
J. I. SILVA.
Eleelo, April 21, 1921.
TO THE VOTERS OF
KOLOA DISTRICTS
I beg to announce that I will be a
candidate on tho Republican ticket
for Supervisor of Koloa District at
tho coming primary oloction and re
spectfully solicit your support.
CHAS. D. BLACKSTAD.
Koloa, April 18. 1921.
TO THE VOTERS OF KAUAI
I beg to announce that I will be a
candidato at tho coming primaries,
for reelection to the offico of County
Treasurer on tho Republican ticket,
and respectfully joliclt your support.
K. C. AHANA.
Lihue, April 18, 1921.
TO THE VOTERS OF
KAUAI COUNTY
I hereby seek tho nomination for
Treasurershlp of this County at tho
Primary Election on May 21, 1921,
on tho Republican ticket, and "I kindly
ask the support ef all -oters of this
county.
J. K. COCKETT.
Koloa, April 11, 1921.
S. S. Claudine Schedule
The above vessel, commencing with her sailing on April
19th, will sail every Tuesday at 8 p. m. from Pier 12 for Naw
iliwili, Port Allen and Waimea, returning will sail from Wai
men at 2 p. in. every Friday and from Nawiliwili at 5 p. m.
every Friday, arriving in Honolulu early Saturday a. m.
Note: Passengers will be carried only to Nawiliwili and
Port Allen and on the return trip from Waimea and Nawili
wili. Freight will be received for Port Allen and Waimea on
Mondays at Pier 13, on Tuesdays at Pier 12.
livery second and fourth Tuesdays freight will be received
for Makaweli also.
INTER-ISLAND STEAM. NAV. CO. LTD.
Ejonolulu, T. H.
Something New
We are now in a position to
charge your Ford magneto in five
minutes.
Bring your car to us when lights
are weak or when your Ford is
hard to slart.
KAPAIA GARAGE
Kapaia Kauai
