New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
ARE YOU COURTING
"PR0VERb|AL LUCK?
Prizes for 1850 Persons Are
offered in Contest of Wits
and Skill.
MOST COSTLY ON DISPLAY
Touring Cars and Player Pianos
Nav Be Seen at Amy Time
Before April 80, When
Contest Ends.

You have all heard Of ''proverbial luck
,aver', voyo Well. what should be more
lcgical than that YOU. who are SHARPENING
YOUR wits in solving these English proverbs
tina, are appearing daily in The Tribune
should have such luck and win one OF the
prizes There are just 1859 fortunate men,
women and cniden IN this country VINO are
going 10 carry off one of the grand prizes
offered by this paper Are YOU going To be
cce ~ those 1902
Perhaps YOU have not yet entered the
ccltes, but keep putting the matter OF
from day 20 day Right here, there is
Tel.-knovu English proverb which covers
that situation pretty thoroughly and should
be sufficient 20 put YOU on yous guard.
Don't put 10 off until tomorrow. Many
persons need more Of an incentive even
than this 20 get them started on their way
toward the rich goal that awaits them
To such as these let the contest maager
whisper q word Of advice Go and view
some OF the prizes in the showIooms
whore they are on exhibition. Go to-day,
tor instance. 20 No. 1863 Broadway, and
81 The splendid Jackson $l.4o0 touring car,
te aISt prize. Take careful note of its
graceful outlines IT'S silent-running motor
and the complete equipment that comes
with The Car After you have studied all
us periecuons. felt Of the soft cushioned
seats and taken a personal pride In the
ulm appearance OF the machine, just
imagine yourself the owner Of that car. able
10 invite your friends 20 20 for trip
through the country; TO be able TO spend
Your coming vacation on motoring trip
Wiolgh sections of the country which have
A!HeFto been inaccessible 10 YOU.
Just follow This advice. and see If YOU
VIII need any other incentive 10 get 10
N"k i Will probably seem impossible
you then that for few minutes Work
"uy day until April 90. when the contest
'A-s' you may win this automobile. Some
w'7 going % win ID. SO why not you?
'V- con- mean 10 acknowledge silently
.-s' the other fellow has a keener brain
~@N you. do yog2 You are not going TO
s'e up without a struggle. and mighty
SUI one A. that. are YOU?
" you think. perhaps. that YOU are not
A'eh enough. or fortunate enough, To win
ne Aist pg.ze, just stroll up 10 No. lHD
b'oea"ay and take look at the rakish
.V'AIAg N,rD Page-Detroit touring car, and
nave ihe salesman point out 10 you its
'4.elent features BY a touch Of the
.'@slhation, seat yourself in the comfort
cue driver S seat and grasp the polished
"O'4en wheel with both hands and think
y !oNsef as spinning down some quiet,
'o4ed country lane a mere touch Of the
-@..-. and The thing of steel beneath. you
"a. 'ap forward as though il were alive,
- no part OF the surrounding country
r-' be so remote that you will not be
sue sue 70 reach IL swiftly and surely in the
os'-De'foit This is The second Prize,
nmenbef
."ais you are OF q musical turn Of
i-''u r in that case. go down 10 No II
80 '.4S' !iia street. and gaze on the beauty
we "-3 ktakaucr player piano, which
:, o"efed as third prize. Let yourself be
80 enuanced by the sweetness of its
ana allow the eyes 10 feast on the
=, -,y Of the polished woodwork At No.
-. '"l" avenue there are the fourth and
D., Lilzes on view. consisting OF one $50,
=, 80 ,'- d Davis player piano. and another
., '''' 'ach Of which is a work Of musical
oa 70 through all the long list OF prizes
,'ed would require too much space. but
2, '''' o. them has already been printed
~ VINO are not in a position TO see
,, P'%. personally only have 10 read the
~ oi the manufacturers 70 be sure OF
@.c.I ~. Uniform excellence.
,.''e remains only one thing 10 do. and
g - 70 Join the great army OF puzzlers
es'eFmine ~ De u winner.