Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 77, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 August 1930 — Page 3

AUG. 8, 1930

PEDESTRIAN KAS LAUGH ON AUTO NOW He Isn’t Nearly So Likely to Become Victim of Hay Fever. Massacred by drunk drivers, maligned by motorists, the pedestrian in Indiana today has the last guffaw, giggle or what-laugh-have-you. He may be the most pesky Jaywalker and dare death at a thousand comers to the maledictions of autoists. but In August he gives the bouieva.u bouncers the merrymerry as tht hay fever season "hmb6 its perch. For the Indiana state board of health today declared that the inreased popularity of the auto has idded to the tear-gazelles’ troubles ■y making them easy sufferers from lay fever. Pray for Frost ‘ Motorists drive into the country where the rag-weed pollen awaits them. If the/ have sensitive membranes, then they stand a chance of becoming one of the many who pray for the first frost,” asserted Dr. Harvey W. McKane, director of the department of communicable diseases. “In turn the peaestrian, providing he doesn't live in the suburbs or country, doesn’t come in contact with the pollen and naturally is not so likely to be afflicted with hay-fever,” the doctor said. “Hay-fever is a misnomer. Only a few grasses are responsible, and hay is not one of them. In Indiana the rag-weed is the most serious offender,” Dr. McKane explained. City Lots Menace “If w-eeds are kept cut on city lots the pedestrian is safe comparatively from the fever. Persons sensitive to pollen should demand th their neighbors keep their yards free of weeds. They should avoid auto trips into the country and on the first sign of becoming affected by the fever should visit their fam-

You Cannot See The Actual Inner Construction of a Tire Just a little flaw, that cannot possibly be seen, can greatly reduce the , life of a tire. When you put your money into an off-brand tire, an un- 'g known quantity, you are actually gambling. Michelin Tire Company is | a pioneer manufacturer and has enjoyed a sterling reputation ever || since they made the first pneumatic tire. A Michelin Tire is recognized g the world over as being one of the finest. Michelin has always made only one grade of tire ... the best they knew how to . . . no seconds to compete in price to cheaply constructed tires. Beware of tires offered under unknown trade names at a price that seems ridiculous : . . & and is. These Michelin Tires are constructed to outlive your car . . . & and to give unequaled riding comfort. An extra heavy tread and heavy but pliable sidewalls is your insurance of satisfaction. I Michelin Gives Most For Your Money jj With all its built-in quality a Michelin Tire is a good investment at any price. But here’s where the Indianapolis motoring public is fortunate ... we were able to negotiate an enormous cash deal with The Michelin Tire Company and the result was a radical yk price concession. We now offer these world-famous tires at beW'y' low dealers cost. Study the prices below . . . you’ll be amazed. W Our Guarantee Really Means /MiCTI Something to You! ill Mt We give you a written guarantee for life against defects in mate'M \\ rials and workmanship. We guarantee these Michelins to give f lW) you more for your money than any tire in the world of equal cost, a Low As A * What other tire gives you such a rock-bound guarantee? I $9 °A Free Repairs for 6 Months Vnri fr Our business is based on service and a sale ' ll '' PiirefaanLA 'd aAI is nc ' cr regarded final until a tire has given <9 Jfj perfect service and perfect satisfaction. I 1 "If Easy Convenient Terms | Pa y At Flo Extra Cost! *7 Just anot^er serv ' cc •• • credit terms to suit your own conveniences and cir. /y cumstances. This is one of Indiana’s first credit tire houses and our poUcy has Jy always been to ask the customer to make his own terms. You know your busincss * }e^cr than we do and you are the one to be satisfied. Michelin Tires must be good or we could not offer them on such spectacular low terms. ■ Gigantic Special Purchase Makes These Low Prices Possible 30x3/ 2 CL$ 5.89 29x4.40 Hvys $.55 j 31x5.00 .. $ 9.45 33x5.77 $14*55 30x3 4SS 7.35 29x4.50 .... 7.30 ; 28x5.25 ... 9.98 30x6.00 .... 11.75 31x4 ... 9.65 30x4.50 .... 7.35 I 29x5.25 ... 10.20 31x6.00 .... 11.90 32x4 ... 10.35 28x4.75 .... 8.55 | 30x5.25 ... 10.40 32x6.00 .... 12.20 33x4 ... 10.95 29x4.75 .... 8,65 31x3 ' 25 " • 10.75 33 * 6 - 00 32x4!i ... 14.10 30x4.75.... 8*95 28x3.30 ••• 10.90 3 <>*6-2<> •■■■ 14.15 33x4 V, .. 14.55 31x4.95 .... 10.95 29x5.50 ... 10.95 31x6.20 .... 14.50 34x4'j ... 15.20 29x3.00.... $.98 30x3 - 30 ••• 11.20 32x8.20.... 14.80 29x4.40 ... 5.55 30x5.00 .... 9.15 32x5.77 ... 13.45 33x6.20 .... 15*45 Ptnmw (Mfiff finc/n a * J.... klMUxKrn lIKIULfg Sunday HU Noon

ily physician,” the state physician averred. But the entire blame for the sniffles and watery eyes in the fall can not be laid on the rag-weed. Dr. McKane said. “Dogs, cats, perfumes, chickens, horses can cause the laundry bill on

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kerchiefs to soar. I know of one instance of a man who caught hayfever when currying his horse. Dust from the horse’s coat was responsible,” he said. And as a final tip to August brides, the health board says: “Pick a husband that hasn’t hay-fever if

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you want to be assured your children won’t inherit a tendency to the sneezing ailment.” Printing has grown into a two and a half billion dollar industry in annual volume of sales—the sixth largest in the United States.

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