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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-22
HARR|SV|LLE CUTOFF
NOW IN OPERATION
Railroad Officials and Invited
Guests Take Trip Over
Line.
Special 20 The Tribune.

Special 20 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Feb. 21.-With the formal
opening of the Hanisville cutoff OF the
Ogden Rapid Transit company, and the
operation of through electric trains be-
tween Brigham City and the Salt Lake
& Ogden railroad depot at Ogden. d.
rect electric lire will hencetorth be in
daily operation from Salt Lake City on
the south and Brigham City on the north
with Ogden as the transfer point OF the
two electric interurban roads.
|. To facilitate the handling of passengers
OF this continuous electric route. ar
rangements have been made between the
two companies for an Interchange OF
mileage and tickets.
The new line was formally opened this
afternoon. when party composed OF
Brigham City, Willard Ogden City, Box
Elder and Weber county officials, with
other invited guests. numbering 100.
made the trip from Ogden TO the Peach
City and return as the guests of Super
intendent Joseph Bailey.
The cutoff is built from the Plain City
line. near the brick yard. and runs IN
a northeasterly direction for four and
one quarter miles, converging with the
old line al the Utah Hot springs. BY
building the cutoff. the interurban rail-
tance between Ogden and Brigham City
and eliminates entirely the heavy grade
encountered on the old line at Pleasant
View.
The trip by way of the cutoff TO Brig
ham was made in exactly fifty eight
minutes. with several stops. One OF the
big interurbsn cars. with a trailer at
tached. was occupied by the invited
guests accorded the privilege OF making
the initial trip over the line.
At Brigham City the visitors were met
at the depot by prominent citizens and
entertained informally during the brief
stop at the Box Elder Commercial club.
Returning. the party stopped at the
Utah Hot springs hotel for light re-
freshmcnts.
Tomorrow morning the Rapid Transit
company Will begin the operation Of its
trains over the intcrurban line over the
new route. The old limo running to the
Utah Hot springs by way OF North Og-
den and Pleasant View will be kept in
use for local traffic.
The building Of the cutoff Will enable
the Rapid Transit company to reduce its
schedule time between the two cities to
one hour each way, and will prove a
great saving by the lessened distance
and the absence of heavy grade found
on the old line.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-22
DIED


SCOTT-In this city. February y, 1911.
Lawrence Scott. In his ioth year. for
morly OF Eureka. Utah. Notice Of funeral
later.
LYON-Wallacc w. Lyon. son OF Charles
w, and Sarah L. Wiley Lyon, died
February 81. 1871, at the Holy Cross hos
pital OF ncphrits Tho deceased was a
resident Of Ogden. living at 49, Twenty
fourth street He was for some time a
fireman on the Southern Pacific railway
but recently has been studying law in one
OF the Ogden law firms. The funeral and
intermcnt Will be in Salt Lake City al a
time and place to he announced later.
The remains are at the slumber rooms OF
:. NJ. Taylor & Co.'S mortuaTy.
DRTCE-Eliza Jane Druce. daughter of
John and Julia a. JinkS Druce. died
February IL 1911, at hcr residence. lO7
South Fifth East. Of pneumonia. aged 81
years. Funeral notice later
MFARLANE-In this city. February ~
1911. Cherry McI'arlanc. at the home OF
her daughter Mrs. r. T.. Harrison, GIG
South Fourth East. in her 9th year. Mo-
icc Of funeral later.
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hold goods. Buckeye Fur Co 10 n n,
so Temple Bell Main 1929; Ind. Ia" II
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Sees Flames Envelop Officers.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Feb. 2l.-Dcclarins that she
had plainly seen the Flames OF hell"
enveloping the officers who arrested her
while she was walking the streets in an
aimless manner this morning. Norma
Shepherd. Salt Lake woman. created a
mild sensation in police court today dur
ing her hearing on Il charge Of vagrancy,
The woman was seen on the street acting
in peculiar manner by Detectives Cham
bers and Burke. When arrested she di-
iicers. who finally persuaded her TO come
with them 10 the police station. Judge
Murphy withheld his decision until a fur
ihcr investigation OF the case can be
made.
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Suspected Of Shoplifting.
The Tribune

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb. 21.-Through pawn tick
cts found in his possession. Frank Holm
green arrested on charge OF petty lar
ceny last Sunday, is now believed by the
police to be an expert shoplifter. The
pawn tickets show that he has disposed
OF several bolts Of silk In local pawn
shops. He was arrested on complaint of
George Smuin OF $50 Washington avenue
from whom he admits the theft OF sack
OF potatoes and some canned fruit An
investigation into HollinSreen's record is
being made.
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PIONEER cHURcHMAN DEAD.
President Beal Dies at Ephraim After
Two Months Illness,

Special to The Tribune.
EPHRAIM. Feb. 21.-President and Pa
triarch Henry Beal died Tuesday morn
ing after an allness of two months. Mr..
Bea was born at Syracuse. Onondaga
county. New York. April 80. 1885. and
cmieratcd to Nauvoo in 1915, from which
place his parents We're expelled together
with the rest OF the Mormons in 1916.
In 1850 lie accompanied his parents across
the plains. his mother dying while on
the Journey The same year his parents
went to Manti. where they resided until
1854. when they settled ut Fort Ephraim
where Mr. Bcal lived until his death.
Mr.. BeaI was a member OF the lceisla-
ture in 1882 delegate from Utah 10
the Trans Mississippi congress at st.
Louis in 1896. mayor Of Ephraim City,
contractor for number of railroads
county commissioner FOR several terms
and assistant builder of several indus
tries.
President Bcal was the father Of TWEEN
ty-four children. eighty-three grandchil-
dren and twcnty-ninc great -grandchll-
drcn. being one of the largest families
in this section OF the state
The funeral services will be held in
the Snow Academy building next Fri
day at o'clock
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RECEPTION AT sALINA.
Farmers Special Is Given Warm Oeicome
at Center Of Prosperous Region.

at Center Of Prosperous Region.
Special to The Tribune.
SALINA. Feb. 2l.-The farmers indus
trial and educational special train on the
Denver & Rio C;randc railroad arrived at
Salina at $50 o'clock This afternoon. The
visitors were met by reception COM
mittec OF the Commercial club and 900
residents of Salina. The farmers Of this
vicinity brought a large number OF horses.
cattle. sheep and hogs 10 the station for
the inspection OF the experts. The visit .
ors declared the livestock shown here to
he the finest they had seen In all of their
travels.
After the inspection, which lasted about
two hours, the party came up town. the
procession being headed by The Salina
band Lunch was served I'm the meeting
house by the Ladies' Republican club. A
number OF speeches were made in re
sponsa TO subjects assigned by Mayor II.
:. JorgenSon. who was postmaster.
The speeches were all feicitous in char
acter. Some of the visitors dwelt at
length upon the vast opportunities pre-
sented by the country round about Salina.
lis possibilities in the way OF iruitSrow
ing coal mining and otherwise.
There will he two meetings tomorrow
morning. one Of which will be for the
ladies'. The train viii stop next al Rich
field.
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PYTHIAN LODGE TO OPEN
ITS FINE NEW QUARTERS

Rocky Mountain lodge No. g. knights
OF Pythias. will formally open its new
home. l6l South Second East street
Thursday evening, Tho opening will be
in commemoratlou OF the forty-seVcnth
anniversary Of the founding OF Pythian-
ism. which occurred February l9. 1864.
when Justus II. Rathbone. founder of th"
order, called the first meeting at Wash
ington. ID. c,
The beautiful PLAY Damon and Pyth-
las" will he presented Thursday night.
The rehcarsals have been conducted un-
der the direction OF S. y. Randolph. New
scenery has been painted and new cos
tunes and all necessary accessories have
been purchased
Members OF tho lodge and the order
with their families and friends Will he
entertained at "A luncheon after the play.
The dedication promises 60 he an affair
Of great Importance in Pythianism in
Utah.
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DISCUSS MANTI FOREST.
Farmers Particularly Interested
Twelve Mile Watershed.

Special 10 The Tribune.
GUNNISON. Feb. 2l.--Thc farmers
organization last night discussed the stu
alton with respect 10 the Manti reserve
and especially the twelve mile watershed
protection. Communications were read
reviewing the procedure OF the body OF
nockmastcrs who by personal rcpreScn :
tations at Washington have succeeded in
securing revocation for this season OF the
forestry order reducing the number u.
sheep. that are allowed grazing privi-
lcges on the reserve From the discus
sion, The preservation OF Twelve mile
seemed paramount. and with this in view
the farmers would readily acccde 10 the
exclusion OF cattle and sheep if need
be, Resolutions favoring such action
were adopled.
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FUNERAL NOTICES.

MONTOYA-Thc funeral OF Josephine
Montoya, II months-old daughter Of
Fred and Teresa Martinez Montoya. who
died February II OF capillary bronchitis.
VIII be held from the parents residence
today at noon. Services private. Inter
ment in City cemetery.
SHERWOOD-Thc funeral OF WIN Melvin
Sherwood. l3 months old son OF Bishop
Robert and Alice Schocnfeld Sherwood.
viii he held today at y. m from the
chapel Of S. NJ. Taylor & Co.. 253 East
First South. Friends are invited. Inter
mont in the CITY cemetery
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WANTED
WANTED-M1scELI,ANEors

FURNITURE OF All. 1SINcc~ 1SINGS -,
ed; VIII pay you first class n.,1ASE M1AS -
Z; Flgher & Co, i65 So. w. Temple' RAJ;
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Deputy County Physicians.
Special 10 The Tribune.

sPCCIdI 10 TIC ITIDUNC.
PROVO. Feb. 21.-The following deputy
county physicians have been appointed
by the board of county commissioners:
DR.. Philemon Kelly. American Fork, DR..
n. {. Elolbrook Lcht; DR. T.. f.. Winter.
Payson. and the following additional road
supervisors have been appointed: Vine .
yard and Lake View. Marion Ginger;
Linden. c. A. Cobblcy: Manila, y. llol-
man; Alpine and American Fork, David
Mcdaniel
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Must Show Cause.

Special TO The Tribune,
OGDEN. Feb. 2l.-Wilson L. Cragun
was cited TO appear in the district court
February % TO show cause why he should
wife and children, pending divorce ac-
ton brought by Alma Cragun several
days ago. An order has been issued by
tho district court enjoining him from dis
posing Of any of his property, pending
the settlement Of the divorce proceed
iueS
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ALLEGED oesERTER NAseEo.
Lorenzo Vaughan. Said to Have Left
Irny, Is Arrested in Ogden.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb. 21.-RemainIng at lib
erty for more than n year. Lorenzo
Vaughan, an alleged descrter from the
United States army. has been captured
by Deputy Sheriff j. g. Crompton and
is being held until the arrival OF n gov
ernnlent officer. Vaughan is said to have
deserted from the army at Fort Daven-
port. Ia. year ago. In the usual de-
scription taken OF him at the time OF
his enlistment il was found that he had
a cousin George Vaughan. living at Og-
den. Deputy Sheriff Crompton became
interested in the search for the missing
man. finally locating him this afternoon
Vaughan has been working a the gas
plant OF the Utah Light & Railway com
pany. He is 80 years OF age.
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Regulates Pool Halls,
cial 10 Tho Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
PROVO, Feb, 2i.-At "A meeting OF the
city council tonight an ordinance regulat
ing pool and billiard balls passed its
first reading aud was laid on the table
TO be taken up at the next meeting.
Perhaps the most important work OF
the council was the passing Of an ordi-
nance making IL a misdcmeanor TO allow
water from artcslan wells To flow into ir-
rigation bitches. the maximum penalty
for the oifense being fixed at $50
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-22
Ice Harvest Begun.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb. 21.-With force of nfty
men tho harvesting OF ice on the ponds
of Thomas & Stone began today. The
recent cold weather had proved boon
10 local ice men. The ice was about eight
Inches thick on most OF the ponds and
was said to be OF excellent quality. Man
ager sam Thomas says his company alone
will harvest about $500 tons this season.
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Commercial Club Officers.

Special 10 The Tribune.
GTNNlSON. Feb. 2l.-The Gunuison
Commercial club met last cveUins and
elected the following officers. 5. =.
Jensen, president, Chris Sorcnscn and
Brigham Jensen, vice presidents; w. g..
Christensen. secretary; James >. Jensen
treasurer
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MONEY FOR SCHOOLS.
Linden District Votes $4,000 for Build
ines and Improvements,

Special to Tho Tribune.
PROVO. Feb. 2l.-The Linden school
district comprising all that territory be-
tween Utah lake and the mountains
south OF Linden and north OF Provo, has
voted 10 bond the district Tor 1000
the money 10 be expended for new build
inGS and additions to school houses. Two
rooms arc TO be added to tho Page school
six rooms TO the Mountain View school
and four rooms to the Spencer school
4 high school building Is also 10 be
started. probably in the Spencer school
next year,
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Varied Want Needs

It's remarkable how varied the interests rep
resented in the Tribune Want CoIumns-the largest in
stutions recognize the value of the Tribune Wants in
securing competent empoyeesmany merchants tell OF
their in the Tribunc-busincss quick TO
realize the advantages be gained by being represented
in the Want columns from time to time occasion
arises for the filing OF special position the clos
ing of business transaction.
The Tribune Wants appeal to the household and to
.1ost businesses well-thcy quick in action and
effective in accomplishment. Make use of The Tribune
Want columns Gail either phone Bell 5000, Ind 800
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of Provo. The jurors drawn follow: Cole
man Alfred. Arthur 6. Candland. j, c..
Scott j. Alfred Provo. Ira j, McI<cll, An
drew A. Johnson. Spanish Fork, Alma
V. Hush, Spencer Palmer. Payson;
Elias Bushman. Samuel Briggs w, w.
Clark, Ichl: Joseph Blackett SPRING
vile; Robert Proctor. American Fork;
John Adamson. Pleasant Grove: Isaac
II. Pierce. Salem: Willis Terry. Provo
Bench; Nathan Clayson, a. Nj. Ferguson.
Lake shore.
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Johnson Is Acquitted,
Special to The Tribune.

SpeClaI 10 INc IrlDune.
TOOELE. Feb 2l.-With two Ute In
dams as the chief witnesses, Chris john
son was tried this morning before Judge
II. n. Lewis OF Salt Lake i'm the district
court on the charge of horse stealing
and acquitted. Johnson who lives In the
Deep Crock district. was alleged TO have
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LADIES WANTED TO WORK HOME
during their spare time; demand ror
our work: reliable firm. llc End East;
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School in New Building

Special 10 The Tribune.
BINGHAM, Ecb. 2l.-The Bingham high
school moved into their new $4,000 high
school building today.
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Utah County Jurors.
Special


Special TO The Tribune.
PROVO, Feb. 21.-Jurors have been
drawn to appear IN the Fourth district
court here February -, The first case
10 be tried is that Of The State OF Utah
vs.. The Butchers s. GroccrS association
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NJ. j. DIXON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
skilled and unslilled laborers furnished
40 East lst South, corner Commercial
Bell phone 1888, Ind 923 pa
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LOST-RRINDLE cow WITH POINT
ed horns Finder phone 5340-Y. Re-
ward b2255
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CARPET CLEANING

VACUUM CLEANING BY EXPERT
enced men: work guaranteed; also ma
chimes rented. Bell 5906, X9A
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBER w. HALL. UNDERTAKER AND
cmbalmer. lGi S. West Temple. Phone
1919, v493
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POULTRY. cows. HORSES. INoJJIPr
1850 State street Murray Bell 27i X.
b1859'
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CALVES. ANY AGE: FRESH cows
poultry. bull kept for service. cnws
fetched. Saunders. rear 1415 s. Main,
Phone 2374-Y. h11a5
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WANTED-ALL KINDS OF DRESS
making and ladies' tailoring Pr,ces
reasonable. Work guaranteed. Heii
phone 703. Ind 25G3 biein
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FOLLOW THE CROWD.
II you want footwear neatly repaired.
MONARCH SHOE REPAIRING CO
p e. Second South Both phones"
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PIANO TUNING

>~-~~~~-~~~~-~~->~-~-~-
D. BERT ANDERSON. BELL PHONE
1917. Plano tuning. polishing. repair
Ing. tlz2
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KEY FITTING, LOCK WORK
FOWLER REPAIRS ANYTEING.
Phone Key. Gun and Biko works, l22
West and South. s25s4
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WANTED
WANTED-FEMALE HELP

FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY: BASE
ment First Congregational church. We
get you e. position free Of charge. Tsls,
phones Ind. 1866; Bell 1922. s277a
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BOARD AND ROOMS

BOARDING AND ROOMING ACCOMMo.
dations for Two or three young mon In
excellent quarters, two blocks from husi-
ness center. Bell phone 1923: 142 So.
2nd East. xl7S
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PERSONALS
GLOVE MANUFACTURERS

M sOS G1oVE CO.. 60 EAST BIRD
Sontb' oScluslve glove store. 9oye-
made to- order. Repairing and cleaninSsss nasss
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WANTED-RESPEC MIDDLE
aged housekecper. Answer Las, TIP
une bsl6
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STENoGRAPHEES FURNISHED WITH.
out charge. SHORTHAND SHOP Tsi
-f'i' all Judge Bldg.
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WHERE TO STOP

LINCOLN HOUSE@PAUL HEN, PRO
prietor. 6s East 1st South; 260 rooms:
rates 35c. 40c and soc. x193a
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W-4NTED
WANTED-MALE HELP


JUNIOR DRUG CLERK, . OR 3 YEARS
experience. Address M-53, Tribune
Mention reference. Ol6St
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ALL MAKES OF SEWING MACHINEH
repaired, work guaranteed. ThonnaS
Melsh. 25 W; lst South. Phones: Ind
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TO LOAN $50. 900 ON DIAMONDS yrW-
elry and all articles of value: ioWesz
rates. Utah Jewelry Co.. 1s e End So.
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LOST AND FOUND

>-~O~~0O~~--~-~---~~-@--
L0ST-PURSE CONTAINING $3.50 IN
coin and currency. Leave at Tribune
office, Reward. 800 b2309
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Ing, trunks. yallses: hesY SLOta =
2s C9mmerclnl at. Reply by postal Sssa Ssra.
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DESK ROOM FOR RENT: oPIloNyAdI IA
use drafting room. OFT Doo'S ,s;s0'
b10i
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Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000 independent $50
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DANCERS. 6s P. o. PLACE HAIY.
evenings. .SSsS
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WILL SHIP CAR Fl. Fl. GOODS To Ioa J;
Angeles and ono to Chicago within nsrt
~ DAYS; very reasonable rates. Kimhaji 3
van & Storage Co., rs So. Main sasna
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LADIES' TAILORING

NJ. Fucker Vienna; ladies' tailoring;
guaranteed perfect fitting. 1856 Mercan-
tile bldg. al72b
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LAKE HAND LAUNDRY: ONLY EoN- 3
33S W. 1st South. SInnse. SsEvs.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

TWO AND THREE ROOMS FOR II. *.
IS and up. 27D West So. Temple. b2S35
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-28

horse and compare the two. Many horse
owner has said he couldn't afford car.
Let us tell you this story: A Detroit salesman
asked his employer for car and was refused.
He then proposed to buy the car if he could
have the usual allowance for livery charges.
This was agreed to and he bought Brush. In
a little over year the money he saved out Of
lis livery allowance paid for the car. Incident
ely he doubled his sales. Now, his employer
furnishes cars for all the statesmen.
That's possible in your business, if you depend
on quick, economical transportation for your
success A salesman can see more people, sell
more goods and save time and money. Besides,
it means better health and more energy.
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ENerynan,s { AR Tie a &zS'5& $3.50

Everyone can use the Brush, whether mef.
chant salesman, collector, solicitor. contractor.
architect, mechanic professional man-espe-
cially the doctor. Recently doctor advertised
in medical paper asking brother physicians
their opinion of the Brush. Fifty-two answered
and praised the car. He ordered one, and sent
the answers to us. We've printed them n !
book which we'll be glad to send you.
We especially want merchants to ask US how
the Brush will help them in their business-we
have some surprising testimonials from men
who are using the car for delivery work. beside
hundreds who are using It as runabouf. sas4
But don't Get wrong idea. The Brush isn't
wholly "a business car. Being simpler than any
other car, it's used by more women than any
other for pleasure. Everyone in the family can
useit-even the youngsters in their teens. That's
really why It's called EVERYMAN'S CAR.