Evening journal., 1910-11-14
PRIZES TO BE GIVEN AWAY

district, but may secure them in any
part of the United States, or foreign
countries.
About the Prizes.
Automobiles head THE EVENING
JOURNALS prize list-not one ma
chine, but four Of them. And IL may
be here stated that the four were de-
termined upon only after expert ar
vice on the various makes had been
called in.
The four automobiles are the grand
prizes and will be awarded to the
four persons receiving the highest
number of votes regardless of district
lines
As the first grand prize. to be award
ed to the contestant receiving the
highest number Of votes, THE JOUR-
NAL offers a Standardization 40. "
four door touring car, costing S2,4OO,
and generally acknowledged as one
of the best machines in the country.
This handsome, powerful and speedy
machine. was purchased from The
( STANDARDIZATION Auto Company, OF
Wilmington, Delaware. at whose gar
I age at Fourth and Orange streets q
I will be on display, and where it may
be inspected. It is possible to say
much and then not do justice TO this
! splendid car that heads THE JOUR-
! NAILS magnificent prize list In pow
er, ease Of running, durability and
other requirements, it will compare
favorably with many cars that cost
twice as much. The car is entirely
enclosed and the equipment is all that
could be desired.
For the second grand prize, the
! Overland, fOur-passenger, Model "49,
was chosen. This is a four-cylindel
car, develops twenty-five horse power
and as equipped by THE JOURNAL
costs $3.50. This car was purchased
from Hansen & Smith, S15 Tatnal
street, and is another prize that called
for the expenditure of a lot of money
But THE JOURNAL is convinced tha
it got more than its moneys worth IL
the purchase and feels certain that th'
car will give more than satisfaction
TO the fortunate person who wins II
THE JOURNAL offers a Flander
go" Suburban. four-passenger car
} valued At $500 as the third grani
prize. This car is equipped witt
top and glass front. The engine de
velops 20 house power and is suitabl
for any business purposes as wei
, as for pleasure uses. The quality o
low maintenance expense is one 0
the features OF this car. This ca
b was purchased from Studebake
Brothers Co., Wilmington once, %
West Tenth street, near Tatnal
street.
For the fourth grand prize TIL
) JOURNAL offers a Flanders 900
{ Roadster, equipped with top and glas
front and valued at $3.50. This is
2 beautiful little car, seating two pee
pie and yet developing the sam
horsepower and speed as the large
car. This car is a mighty cleve
piece Of work throughout and is III
4 latest creation Of the great EMF Con
F, pany of Detroit. The Roadster wa
! also purchased from the Wilmingto
: ONCE Of the Studebaker Brothers Con
! pany.,
To be awarded as division prizes
z. the two divisions into which TIL
/, JOURNALS territory has been
: vided, two pianos, costing $3.50 eac
r were purchased from the Robele
Piano Company, 10 Market stree
q One is The Robelen Piano, a Cabin
\ Grand Upright in Buried Walnut an
\ the other is the York piano, and Vi
: right Grand Of Greek Design. The
i splendid instruments were selects
Il because of their general excellence
n tone, mechanism and finish. They al
d recognized everywhere as the tv
pianos that stand on the pedestal
o Observation-Disclosures that 1t is in
n possible to duplicate for the price.