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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-18
GLIDDEN PATH.
Dm Le7cjs WorLing Hestrord in
L0mng Route for Tourists.

,-ct unite one fourth of the entire route over
which the Gliddeu tour contestants are 10 go was
laid out by the pathhnding car in charge Of Dsi
Lewis during the first week Of his work. Starting
FROM, Detroit ON April z. Lewis STAYED the first
night in Jackson and the second in Kalamazoo.
which is to be the first night stop OF the con
teetants on the third day Lewis made South
Bend and on Thursday reached Chicago. the sec
ono night stop of the real tour. From Chicago
the psthdnding went to Madison, Wis, whios
is to be the third overnight stop.
The route laid out thus far will be new to the
Gidden tourists Of former years. excepting the
small stretch between South Bend. Ind. and Chi
cago This ground covered on the tour Of
lq07 hut from Chicago westward it will be all
new TERRITORY The roads traversed thus far were
muddy but Of character that viii afford excel
lent going in-July when the contest is TO be held.
Dai Lewis is moi Fastening, but is making more
con1plete survey than this year, owing to
travelling through unfamiliar country. He Is acI
companied by Nathan Lazarnlck, the official
n6otographer of all the Gidden tours, and three
other passenge-S. This makes five all told in the
light pathading car Of only d 9a ~ the %
former years. With the baggage. the car is carry
places 10 cross Frequent stops are made for pict
iITe taking, as the important turns and forks IN
the road are TO be illustrated IN the official route
As the tour has been tentatively planned; IT viii
cover a period of about eighteen days and dis
lance of about two thousand miles This is
afford a better test of cars under the rules. All
There will be two rests Of two days each, over
Saturday and Sunday. One of these stops Will be
Al newer. where tho motorists raising a fund
Of $1,000 for the entertainment of the tourists.
and the other n IS ee at rbd MSoPe pa
and route of the tour is yet tentative and sub
}Set the 20 pa4hndng trip It may be discovered that
some of the roads are mpractfcable, that some Of
the 1urps are too long too short that in
some place planned for an overnight stop the &C
commodationg are insufficient, Not until MI Lewis
determined.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-18
QUAKER TEAM BEATEN
LOSES FAST SOCCER GAME.
Crescents Hin CIererly from Picked
PHILADELPHIA EI6Tfn.

In mid summer weather and in the presence %
over q thousand CnlOOkers. including delegation
of Philadephians. the Association football PLAYERS
of the Crescent Athletic Club met and defeated a
team representing the clubs Of the Philadelphia
Football League, by the score of goals 1. at
the BAY Ridge grounds yesterday afternoon. After
Contesting half. matters looked rather blue FOR
the home team for the visitors had placed the
only goal scored to their credit in the second
half the Crescents rallied eectUaIly and shot ths
two goals necessary TO win the match
c G Morris the interna tionaI ericketer Identified
with the Belmont Cricket club, playing csntTs
halfback placed his side in the lead by negotiating
2 goal cleverlv about the middle Of the first half
The second half was well advanced with the
Crescents showing greater speed when W r.
Jackson ar inside right Tailed from a mix up
ard tied the score Five minutes later. H II
Barr the C-rescents' centre forward. scored the
winning goal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-18
FORDH4M CLOUTS BALL
Scores EIeCen Rams to Too for
Rensselaer,, of TrcY.

In an eTrorless game. and with a generous appi-
cation Of whitevash Rensselaer, Polytechnic Insti-
tute. Of Troy, went down 10 defeat before Fordham
University by a score of Il to 0 on Fordham Field
yesterday. The Bronx boys did great work at the
bat laying down thirteen clean hits, while Rens-
selaer squeezed out TWO.
Gargan. the first man VI, walked, was advanced
ny CoHey's sacrifice and scored on Mahouey's long
drive TO left. In the fourth Manoney got a two
sacker took third on Scanlons olr and tailed on
4. Schess's hit. Another run in the fifth by Gar
gan, who singled stole second and third and scored
on FleeSer's error. kept things moving. In the
sixth the slaughter began. Everybody took hand,
coffey. 2. Schiess Mccartney and O'Reilly making
clean hits AS result of this and some rather
bad fielding by Rensselaer,. six runs were scored,
nine men facing Baldwin in this inning.
o'Reilly took Shankeys place for the last four
innings and retired the Trojans without hit.
The score follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-18
M COLLEGE DIAMONDS
TIGERS PILE UP RUNS.
p,,ry Co1umbia Under an -4raLaRchc
Of Singing Hits.
fBv Telegraph 70 The Tribune :

Il--PTlnCeIOn s anlpe0
: ,o,,rbfa nine leTe to-day by a score of il to 5.
" -T1e-s latted like iends. knocking out sixteen
-. - ;,cluding triple and two doubles. Fourteen
$50 were made OF Lee. Coumbia's crack
.,cher. For fo"r innings Lee held Princeton safe,
- only one hit. but in the fifth the Tigers
- ,,u and drove in six with Is many
o me Of them triple by Reid.
- ,,7e sixta inning FIVE more hits. sacrifice and
-, hit by ,irched halls melted SIX more runs.
-. more Of the Tigers romped home in the sew
=. .r5 then Kimbe was sent n for Columbia
= a.. "a stem the tide A. pass to first, double
single brought in Two more runs
-.,,,e1 scored for the visitors in the fourth in
= .-d Reid and ToEkin IN the sixth
TI-sre pitched strong game for Princeton al
,.,5se only FIVE hits in seven innings.
. ~ sc1re follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-18
ST. Johns BASEBALL DATES.

tn. basehalI schedule of the st. Johns College
n,na was announced yesterday follows:
April p, Seton Hall at Brooklyn a. St Francis
xavier. at Brooklyn; 81 Niagara, at Brooklyn
Nav /. Seton Hall at South Orange; S, Manhattan,
at New York; g. pending H. Pennington. az Pen
rinSton: Is Berkeley Hall College AT Brooklyn
1s Webb Academy. at New York; Fl, VillanoYa.
AT Brooklyn 70. ST. Peters College, at Brooklyn
2s Manhattan, at Brooklyn; %, New York Athletic
club al Travers Island 81, Immaculate Club. at
Philadelphia June .. MontcIsir Military Academy,
at Montclair June 5, yillanova, at Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-18
ecoRFs OF OTHER COLLEGE GAMES.

Al Annapolis-BuckneI, 4; Navy, o
A. Andover, Mass.-Phillips- Andover. S; Yale
Freshmen, J.
At Amherst Massachusetts AgrlcnituIal 'olisse'
&. Worcester Polytechnic Institute, 2
A. M.ddletoWn Conn.-Wesleyan, 4; Springfield
raining School. twelve innings
At South Bethlehem. Penn.-New York OnlFer-
CITY 5; Lehigh, ].
a. Princeton, n. J.--Princeton Freshmen Is;
vs. verford College, Give innngs).
AZ Lexington Va--RichInond College. S. Viz
gina Military Institute, s.
At New Bedford-New Bedford New England
League, 3; Boston College, i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-18
ApEIPHI BASEBALL DATES.

Fourteen games are on the schedule OF the Abel
-, College baseball nine which announced yes
terday as follows:
April "a Boys High, at Adelphi Field "a. Mont
clair Academy, at Montcair; 2s. Manual Training
az Adelphi Field. 30 Horace Mann, at South Fleio
May 8. Brooklyn College Preparatory. AT Aaeiphi
ItoIa. 3 .rpoIx PREM" at Adelphi Field; 8, Bloom
field High at Bloomfield; II, Jamaica High, ri
Adelphi Field: Il. Plainfeld High. at Plainfieid
10 erasmus Hall. at Adelphi Field; 81 Horace
Mann, at Adelphi Field; %. Stevens Prep at
Adenhi Field; rs Blair Academy, at Adelphi Field
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-18

Richard BaIinger, the new Secretary OF the
Interior told-C F. Redden Of the Studebaker hrrn,
At Washington the other day that in his home
-Saattle-tvo Studebaker touring cars are
,eed IN a stage line ma king route of about sixty
miles between Seattle and Tacoma The fare Is
refunded. 10 the passengers, lie says, If they are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-18
PENNSYLVANIA BEATS GEORGETOWN.
Gets Revenge, and Pulls Out Victory ny
Some Timely Hitting

Washington. April 1.-THE University Of Penn
syIvanfa defeated Georgetown here to-day in an
exciting baseball game by score Of 70 2 Time
lv hitting won the contest for the visitors, and
in this respect they displayed greater form than
YESTERDAY, when they lost TO the local varsity.
Georgetown made seven hits, did PenEsyl-
1-snia hut the latter punched the drives more
effectively. Tho feature Of the game Was the bat
ting Of Smith and Woods the former making
sensational nome run.
Tie score foIlnNS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-18
HOLY CROSS. ?: BROWN, o,

Providence. April 17.-Holy cross defeated Brown
- baseball here today by score Of to In the
first game between the two colleges since 1906
LII fsyose scored in the fifth inning on pass.
tp-o singles and double steal. The score follows
r II r
Holy Cross. ..-.........9 .
r3atterfes-Foley and Larkin, Nourse and Ray
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-18
m.sLweE WINS ON pINgHURsT LINKS.

Ptnehurst y e. April 17.-In the final round or
the first annual unid-April golf tournament on the.
r7ar,,re+ links today r. n NIcElwes- Of the On
-errsia Golf Club Chicago former Florida cham
nion won the presidents hrst division cup rom
fobn z Porter of the Allegheny country Clno py
SOiLI -, - 4 tr NAV Cha rles Blackburn, OF the
Pidse Club Chicago. won the consolation cup os-
featiuC J. Y Hurd. Of Oakmont 3 up ana to pay
NJ No F-vvee was also the winner OF the qu4inea-
tion tie play of which resulted with MI Back
y,,,rr m Wednesday-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-18
moN7cLAIR, 6; FoRoHAm, "a 2.

IBy Telegraph The Tribune
Montclair april 1.-THE Montclair Athletic Club
oriened the baseball season here to-day by
defeating the second team of Fordham College in
handy stvIe the score being to . 4 large crowd
con. tho game The feature of the game as
the fine pitching Of all three Of the Montcair
tuirlers, Kane. calder and Captain UnderhilL
Newell of Montclair. made spectacular catch.
and Baldwin al third for Fordham, made brill
liant one-handed stop of hard drive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-18
YALE BEATS TRINITY.
Batting Of Murphy and Fan Vleck
Prime Factors an Victory.

New Haven, April 17-YaIe defeated Trinity in
the opening home baseball game of the year here
to-day by a score of TO I. Rose pitched the first
six innings allowing three hits and striking out
eight men Merritt held Trinity hitess in the re-
manning four innings and famed six batsmen.
Mosser, Mallory and Van Week made hard run
ming catches for Yale. while Smith captured diff
hcult foul fly and Gildersleeve handled some puz-
Zilng grounders for Trinity in clever style.
Captain Murphy's batting and base running and
Van Weeks timely two-hagger were prime factors
in Yale's victory.
The score follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-18
GAME FOR NEW YORK UNIVERSITY.
Score Enough Runs in First Inning to Defeat
Jteligh Nine

Bethlehem. Penn. april New York UniversitE
eefested Lehigh University ~ baseball here to-day
when The home vent up in the air in the first
ming New YORK scored three runs, which turned
Cur 70 De enough TO win Tehigh tried hard in sub
feeuent innings 70 score bur Murphv's good pitch
he. backed u by all around team work, saved the
osg for the New Workers..
TIE sccre by innings follows:
r II. Z.
N.w York J-nivers'y.3 q o % 2
Lehisn .....--..........1 o Q o. !
,Batteriss- Murphy and Van Chef. Serfass and Nc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-18
WEST POINT TOO MUCH FOR TUFTS.
Soldiers Win by Score OF to l, Thanks to
Plenty of Errors.
rBv telegram &c The Tribune 7

Tes, Poirt- y Y, April z7.--In game IN which
ser7ors were responsible for al runs made the
Cadets defeated Tufts College here today ny a
ssors o: 70 J. before Hall relieved Clifford be
hire the bar Two PASSED halls and Martins error
gave the soldiers rvo runs
IN tfs eighth Clifford let Fystts hit 70 left get
zFay and Sadler scored Deyer's uuf At second
gave Dickinson life, and his wild throw 70 third
ss1t the runner home for Tufts's only run.
Tia score follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-18

hitsNaho1e7 scanI2n sacrifice hit-Coffey Fist base
Fordharl, stolen ~, Cofey,
Nahoney. Esan Scanion O. Jacks Inglis Double PLAY
o Reilly 2 of BALDWIN. 5 Struck out-By Shanksy. g.
b. Reilly. ! b. Baldwin, 4 by Watkins. ; ~ t5
pi+che~-R. Watkins Exam Passed bsls--Dubois. 2
Fits-Of Shsnzey. innings or OReilly. none in
ia 'dUir 10 in six Innings of Watkins
innings Time. ! y. Attendance-Ic' Umpire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-18
CORNELL HTNS 4 GAME
GoedaiIis Holds Lafayette Dozen
to One Lone Hit.
IL Telegraph to The Tribune.

fTsscs X. 7. April 17-CorneH defeated La
.svsrts this afternoon on Percy Field by a score
rig 10 q The contest fast one, neither
team scoring until the seventh inning. Cornell
made one run in the seventh and two IN the eighth
t,coduiIe. the Cornell pitcher allowed Lafayette
enfy one hit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-18
mrpsHIPMEN WIN AT LACROSSE.

Annapolis Nd April 1.-THE Navy won the
first victory OF her Lacrosse schedule al the Acao
sr,v this afternoon. when the mdshipmen defeated
the Mount Washington Juniors. The score was
l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-18

Broadway To Blaze of Color When Celebration Begins
Features of the Week of Festival

delayed I'VE or ten minutes route for any cause
except tire trouble
Armada. in Fiat car won 150-mile race at
Buenos Ayres in hours a minutes recently. Ten
cars started in the contest, and the course was
narrow and rough
1t is announced by the winton Motor Carriage
Cnnpanv that orders for score of so horsepower
Winton Six cars could not be accepted. owing to
The company having more of this MODEL 70 sell
Edward Apperson. of the Apperson Brothers Au-
tOnobile Company. says hat the concern VIII CON
tinue entering racing contests, and will have
machine in the Cobe trophy race to De held uhder
the auspices of the Chicago Automobile Ciup on
June Is and 70.
Announcement is made by tire Maxwell concern
that only four quarts of water were added to the
radiator in the recent 1904 40 mile worlds non
stop record made by its Eour-cylinder car. total
of 679 gallons of gasolene was used AFTER the run
the car furnished another test by ascending Corey
Hill which has % per cent grade. The car was
stopped midway on the hill. ttarted again and
climbed to the top, after Changing from low 70
intermediate speed. 1t vas then sent down tle
grade making a stop, showing the working quail
ties Of the brakes. AS q final test the car was
backed up the entire hill with I'VE passengers
IyIan y Botto formerly sales manager for the
Palmer Singer Manufacturing Company, has re
stoned his position 70 become general manager of
the motor car and garage business conducted by
George c. John, agent in this city for the Amerl-
can Mors Interstate and Marion cars
G. F wvckoff and E S. Partridge. Of the firm
Of wvckof church & Partridge. agents in this
CITY for the stearns car, have formed new taxi
cab concern. which is to he known as the w {. r
Taxcab Company. A. F. Rockwell r T. MOS
1c,.ioe and lie witt Page. of the Bristol Engineer
ing Company # Bridgeport, conn, are connected
with the concern. The taxicab used by the
new company is yellow in color The first OF
these has on the street FOR the last ten Gays
and has attracted much attention. 1t is expected
+he+ ~, September l two hundred of these cars
will be in service The meters on the cabs Will De
orarated from the front wheel. to furnish an &C
c1,rate account of the distance travelled The COM
pany has taken steps TO supply the PuOii. WIN
80. .,rrns and return cards inviting criticism
and comment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-18

o Two1base hit-Nan Week Bases on balls-By Olson
:: by Rose. ! Struck oUtBy Olson }; by by
Merritt 6 Passed hali-Spith. by ptcher-By
Olson = stolen hases-Murphy co. Phibin ~, Nal
fcrF 81 Sacrifice ht-Fels. Time OF game-2:O0. Tn
pire-E5eecher Attendance-c,0co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-18

General Cutting Of The Oldsmobe company. IS
mn, n nle,sed with the new six-cylnder Odsmoblle
car. I, is Shown as a seven-seated passenger car
a touring car and & toy tonneau. In spite of its
greater ef7cercy. there few more parts On the
SIX cvllier than the four
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-18
STEVENS. IS; ST. FRANCIS, z.

Stevens Institute baseball team defeated ST Fran
es 81 Castle Point field yesterday afternoon by the
Score OF IS 10
The score follows:
r H Z.
sfe-eus -.-..............o 80 x-15 3
II Francis .....-.........n o o IL 10
rssey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-18

The Cor,iner Motor Car Company. which is show
ing the Acme Ger. has taken extensive shovrooms
in Long Acre Square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-18
he score fellows



ug- Home run-AIagner- Hit by pitched hsll-sVank
5usso- struck out-F3v Goodwillie. :, by Schneider
r'ss1 beses-Ecei-g. JUdson Sacrifice hlts-Fulton
ezsnk rernott. StecEei Earned Tuns-Cornell- l. Leg
q hssss-Cornell Z. Lafayette, Time Of game 40
7---f-s-Tlrrver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-18
COLUMBIA

Thres-bas= a'-ilseq NO mas 1i's -,
-ls- % Balm -, Tonkn On Warwick. Pn1an Gun
49, Pens Iar1mel. UsrdIoN- Struck out-By
llhe91 ~ Zee ? First base halIs-Of Ice 8; of
ne !. Of Knlbel l Left on bases-Princeton. 3:
asa-sss HIT by pItc1srWarvick- Pftman- Passed
sSI.|Tsmrne. Double play cunningham and sails
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-18

Gabriel The we'll known French driver. viii pilo'
A Pennsy ivauia car IN the Fort George h!H chint
10 he held in connection with the automobile car
uifal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-18
AUTO NEWS md NOTES

The Warner Auto Instrument Company is so busy
in trying I'LL orders that hints of lingering de-
pression elsewhere are received with incredulity in
South Beloit Wis. The company is three thousand
behind In orders for flexible shafts. and five hun
dred orders for auto-metres are on file avail ing
their turn be filed.
W. B. Hurlburt. manager OF the New York
branch OF the Z. r. Thomas Motor Company. said
emphatcalIy last night that he had never made
any announcement of his companys attitude con-
corning the ocean-to-ocean contest for the II.
Robert Guggenhem trophy. Mr. Hurlburt declared
that any announcement of this kind could be made
only by e L. Thomas vice-president of the COM
pany who is in complete charge of such affairs
during the absence abroad of Edwin Ross Thomas.
president of the company.
One of the interesting features of the recent San
Francisco hill climb the victory In its class
of a a0-s0-horsepower Stsarns owned by Jack
I>ankershim of Les Angeles, and driven by d.
A Bonney II made the mile climb IN l minute
and 90 seconds. The had been driven
strenuous trip of 5000 miles over rough and muddy
roads just before taking part in the hill climb.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-18
AMHERST. 1: eowpolN. o.

Amherst Mass. AprH 17-Amherst defeated
Rovdoin ct baseball TO-DAY by a score of to in
: game which pitchers battle throughout
The on:v run came in the first inning when Wash
burn reached first on a wild throw and came home,
after stealing second, on hit
BY innings follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-18
The summary follows:


FeIerAs-W FFarand L1esmsn-A Baxter. t-resesIls
9 AMI J LETTERS Philadelphia Goals JacNs9n a..
Karr C--ssrent .. Morris. Philadelphia lll@h1aAses
Of forty minutes eacn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-18
Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania .-------..l q
Georgetown .----.-.-.-" - " q q o - :
Eafterfes-watts. Collier and Cozzens Montgom-
cry Eckenrode and Duffey- TmpTe-Nr. Belts
Tine =
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Amherst ---..---.-..---l :
FoWdoin -----.----..----' " " y - " y " -" /
F7a--eries-Vernon and Henry. Nanter and Wilson.
T-n7pire-F-ole.. Time az gsme-i hour and 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-18

8sst q q Q -
Tzfs Ccllsze. ...-.-....-.1 q o q q Q q
First on errors-Aruay ? Tufts l. Left on bases
Army. 2. Tufts Passed bails-LS.r1sn / CLIFFORD
Ia Bases q beTs-oT Eyatt- 2 OF Atsrfin, Z
krEck o1t-B- HIATT i: bv Martin Il. IhTe@-nass
hrs-Fries1 Martin D5urls pEay-Dustin II Dickenson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-18

delayed I'VE or ten minutes route for any cause
except tire trouble
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-18

Armada in Fiat car. won a 15o-mile race al
Buenos Ayres in hours "a minutes recently Ten
cars started in the contest. and the course was
narrow and rough.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-18

Autoes1 Sales CO.
Babcock Elect. Web. CO.
Baker Elect. Web. Co.
Bowman. S. B.. Auto. Co
Bridgeport Web, Co.
Buick Motor car Co.
Cadillac
Cameron
c. G. Y. Import Co.
6.irniotti Bros.
Corbin Motor Car CO.
Cordner Motor Car Co.
z. NJ. F. Koehler
Fiat
Ford Motor Car CO.
Franklin
Haynes Auto Co.
Hotchkiss Import CO.
Jsffery, Thos. 3. Co.
Jewell Motor Car co.
John. Geo. c.. Marmon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-04-18

It is announced by the Winton Motor Carnage
Company that orders for score OF 6e-horsepo"er
Winton Six cars could not be accepted. owing 70
the company having no more of this model to sell
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1909-09-30

has
by rthaha
honesty We
in al arm hesof Sterling Silver
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1909-09-30

The Chattanooga PIows shed East Tennessee soil
better than other pow Don't take SAY So for it but ask
who has better STILL take of them
guarantee of satisfaction your money back Can make
stronger propositions If suggest it. We have these poWS
Wood and Steel Beam both level land and hillside We
ommend the Steel Beam especially in the level land pow
will not choke You always get repairs from for any
size or style of Chattanooga Pillow. We have other
farm implements and invite inspection.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1909-09-30

Our Stock of STOVES is so large
and varied that we could not possibly give
you here an intelligent idea of what we
have on hand We have samples of most
on our Main Street Retail Floor and invite
your inspection, at which time we will take
great pleasure in showing them to you and
you will have the opportunity of selecting
from the largest and best line of Heaters,
Cook Stoves and Ranges carried in East
Tennessee. We suggest that you do not
wait for cold spell to place your order,
BUT DO 1T NOW.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1909-09-30
XIX && XIX Xxx && A& Z

In addition to the old reliable
Mastic Mixed Paint, "the kind
that lasts" we have line of Var
nisheS and Paint specialtieS that
cannot be duplicated in this mark
et-such as Japalac, Johnson's Fill
lerS and Dyes, Glidden'S famous
Blue Liable VarnisheS, Pratt and
Lambert'S "38" Finish and "61"
Floor arniSh, Wood Stains, Var
niSh Stains and Paints for every
purpose. CALCIMO is a new tint
ing preparation for plastered
walls, which is carried by us in all
standard colors. Also we have
MURALO, the new paint, for plas-
tered walls; it will not rub off nor
fade and can be washed without
injuring the Paint or walls