The chronicle=news., 1912-12-23
The 1913 Ford" Automobile.

or :h- 1913 completely equipped
FORD touring car. which viii be
ava! led as the Capital Prize IN the
Chronicle Nrws' Grand Popularity
Campaign. This ear. which has at
tEaetCd 50 much favorable comment
rom those who h ave viewed IL a. thc
Trinidad Novelty Works. where {, is
on display. il the latest and most
complete product of the Ford factor
les. and II represents real worth and
beauty in automobiles. Every feat
urc that the modern automobile
world has to offer to make auto
Is embodied In this splendid ear. 1t
is completely equipped In every re-
SpccI spcsdomeier. extension top.
automatic brass wiud sh!"ld--arc
some % tn. features that commend
this car TO III. auto world. Every
thing that can possibly add TO the
dcllrht and pleasure OF the forum
ate young woman who's. energy and
popularity viii make her the winner
OF ;his elegant award on January
Is. The handsome appearance OF
the ,ag. its reliability and beauty.
the superb running OF the engine
all 80 to make this car the sensation
Of the 1918 automobile s.sson-a
ear that Ii perfect In every respect.
Can You Imagine prize that
would give YOU more real pleasure
and delight than this handsome Cap
ltnl Prize Ford" automobile Just
think what worlds OF pleasure I,
means for the winner. Delightful
tours TO any place. with 20 bother
som" waiting for trains. Surely. the
cup Of happiness OF come young wo-
man now entered In the contcs, viii
be filled Ia oyefflowinr when the
final votes are counted and d"term-
ire her as IN. winner. And YOU can
be this fortunate and thrice happy
young woman II you VIII Such n
reward as this s. worth years Of cf-
fofi Instead OF the few hours Of time
here and There It will take to secure
n Many people would be willing to
work years to attain such prize.
and many others would be glad TO
take Your present chances. and pay
sos well fcr them. with the prospect
of such a reward In sight surely.
u you appreciate what ia now placed
before you. you will not allow It to
slip from your gasp without at
least an effort. Anything worth
while IN this world L. worth tTyInc
for. and such reward as this l.
certainly worth while and worth
trying for. " you appreciate your
opportunities YOU will make IN your
mind today TO DO your very best to
win and winning means the posscs-
slnn Of ihls splendid car.
The Other Prizes.
III the Ford automobile wps the
only prize to be awarded In this
great campaign. IT would s;ill be
worth entcting. even though but one
candidate could win big prize. But
each and every district has It's own
separate and distinct awards. which
will be won in those particular dis
tricts rcEardlcrs OF which candidate
wins the automobile. Then every
candidate who remains active dur
lag TIE contcs; but does not win any
other prize. will be given a liberal
commiss ion on her business. As first
prize In each division will be award
ed an clevalt upright s325 Nohlcr n
Campbell piano. instruments that
! represent real class and perfection
/ in the musical world. The great ar
fists OF the Musical world endorse
this piano ns one OF the very best
one that brings out tone quality In
n manner that proves its worth.
Years Of building pianos have en-
struments to produce piano that
occupies the top position in its class
the Kohler & Campbell piano Is
practically guaranteed for lifetime.
and guaranteed to produce the same
! tone years from now ns 1t will today.
Ia Is an instrument without super
| ius and one that Is approached. in
beauty and construction. by but very
/ few. These pianos may be seen At
/ the Knight-Campbel Music Co. J.
| ". Cooley, local agent.
The 500 Diamond Rings.
In each district will be awarded n
perfect and handsome 500 diamond
ring. These rings. which are on dis
play at T.. l.. Aliens l.. n. Halls and
W. Z. Bauer's jewelry establish
ments. are splendid stones. splendid
! ly mounted in the popular Tiffany
settings. and form the most hand
some and ideal of gifts for young
woman Diamonds are valued not
only for their beauty and scarcity.
but because OF clearness. brilliancy
and perfect-cutting. The stones
which we will award possess all of
these virtues and constitute prizes
that will be valued and desired
years after the contest has passed
into history.
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