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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-10-02
o. LAWYERS Thrust.

1t was a timber law case, In which
Tim Healy was counsel for the de-
Tense. In the. course of the case a
youthful witness was put up as an ex-
pert on the plaintiffs side. Tim got up
to cross examine.
What age are your
'Twenty-one years"
How long have you been in the tim
Der trader"
1.-TWO years"
Tim sat down, saying, "a regular
babe in the wood. my lord" which dis
counted the evidence of the youthful
expert.-London Taller.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-10-02
They Wouldn,t Salute.

Black Jack Percival. who was a ma
val captain in the old days, once
brought cargo of Spanish jacks home
In Il man-of-war. He was In Spanish
waters when the jacks were given to
the United States by Spain and was
ordered to bring them to this country
In his ship. 1t made him angry, but
he got the beasts aboard and sailed for
New York. When he came through
the Narrows the guns had been rolled
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-10-02

During battle of the civil war, in
which the union army was driven
hack, an Irish soldier captured Con-
federate flag. While he was looking
it over an officer RODE up and demand
ed it. 81 want to take it back home to
keep as memento of this great en-
gagement," said the officer. "If you
want flag" replied the private,
"there are plenty more of them just
over the hill. Go and get one for
yourself"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-10-02

AT supper party ut the Garrfck
club in London some yenrs ago a the
atrical manager wound up humorous
speech by declaring his conviction that
1t would be to the advantage of the
drama II muster were made OF all
the theatrical critics and they were
shot offhand. Joseph Knight, the crit.
ic. called upon to reply to this playful
structure. rose and in his richest tones
spoke as follows:
Gentlemen. have not the faintest
objection. understand me, to the course
proposed by Mr.. X. provided that in
mercy we are shot before being invited
to witness such entertainments as cur
dear friend has recently produced at
his theater."
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-10-02

We have often wondered, how the
Venus Milo came to lose her arms,
but the way we have figured it out
is that she broke them off trying to
button her shirt waist up the back.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-10-02
Your DutieA

Don't object that your duties are so
Insignificant. They are to be reckon
ed Of infinite significance. Whatever
thy hand 6ndeth to do. do 1t with all
thy might and all thy worth and con-
stancy.-CarlyIe.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-10-02

"Pyorhoea alveoaris" is a disease
which makes the teeth loosen and fall
out. 1t is caused by trying to pro-
nounce it.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-10-02
LOSSES SURELY PREVENTED

by. Cutters Blsekles Pills. Low
priced. always fresh and reliable. they
are used by over so per cent OF Cali
ioriiis and Western stockmen because
they protect where other saeslnes fail.
Write FOR booklet and testimonials,
dose pkge. Biaeklea Pills. 81. 90
5o-dose pk1e. Blaekisg Pills. 4. 90
Cutters BlaekIes Pill injector. so
PMS may be used In any injector.
put cutters Is simplest and strongest.
Inc Cuttsr laborstory, Berkeley, Cal.
Insist on Cutters. II druggist doesn't
STOCK. order from Laboratory. -
Imperial Valley press., 1913-08-01

We carry in stock at all times a
complete assortment of Mems, Ladies'
and Children's Shoes. Every pair
new and the latest lasts. We can
truthfully recommend cur Star Brand
Shoes as second to none for style and
wear.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-08-01
e. cENrRo CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 1
Two important Reports to irrigation District Directors

In using the following estimate, il
must he borne clearly in mind that
lis figures are mt tentative and have
tecn reached, in the lack of specific
data. by judgment and methods Of
general nature rather than by exact
calculation or design. The cost Of
work Of such magnitude depends
largely upon efficiency Of organization
and the natural conditions encountered
in infinite variety, many of which would
lie negligible in smaller work The
determination Of what these conditions
actually are, may constitute a large
part of the cost of engineering which
in turn. is coayentiOnally placed a;
three to five psr cent of the cost o.
construction.
In advance OF any such investigations
ol expenditure, preliminary data now
available has 'een found unusually
satisfactory. and The costs assigned
are intended to be conservative, even
lineral. Under the circumstances
therefore it is believed thai the esti-
mate will prove a safe guide.
The tunnel. said to have been esli-
mated by the reclamation service al
twenty million dollars for fifteen and
a half miles, is entirely feasible, but
the rate Of cost used is as low as can
safely be entertained, even lower than
safe for some types Of construction.
BY following the boundary course, the
length of tunnel may be reduced to ap-
proNimately eight miles and The cost
reduced pr0pOrtonately to eleven mil
lions, with relatively cheap construc-
ton through the remainder Of the ca
nal.
An open channel through the sand
hills. however, is also found entirely
feasible. and willie the cut in places is
deep, the unit cost is low. showing.
as compared with the tunnel a final
cost Of but fraction Of the latter. The
difficulty of keeping such a channe-
clear on account of blowing sand can
he overcome, tits believed. within the
amount allowed. by treating the banks
end q margin on either side by the
Imperial Valley press., 1913-08-01
ENGINEER MUM ESTIMATES
COST At TWELVE MILLIONS

fOr the purchase OF the plant OF
the California Development com :
pany.
While no action acas taken I'm
pally on these reports commit
ting the ralley, the discussion lei
to the impression that the board
torors the canal and the pur-
chase of the system to tide Orer
affairs during the fre gears re-
Quired for the construction Of
the canal, arhich is IN accordance
With the recommendation Of Mr..
N7un rerbalJg lOhen here.
This IS the most important pro-
cedaue IN the history OF the dis
Imperial Valley press., 1913-08-01

The Directors Of Imperial Ir-
l1gdtion district at a special
meeting yesterday afternoon
consulted lcith Judge IVitten,
chief of the board Of ld1c rerie7c
OF the general land office regard
arg the reOpeni11g of lands IN the
raUey and received tacO very I'M
portant reports from Engineer
Mann and Attorney Hdines, the
first regarding the building OF
on open canal from the ,irer to
The rdlley, and Judge Haines' rc-
port submitting a tentative offer
he had given to the officials OF
the Southern Pacific Company
Imperial Valley press., 1913-08-01
JUDGE HA|KES
TELLS0FTENTAT|vE
OFFER HE MADE

Judge Haines yesterday sub
mitted to the directors of the H.
rigatiOn district a report of H2
conference he held some days
since With officials of the South
e,n Pacific railroad and of the
tentotire offer he ntade TO the
railroad on behaT Of the DIS
t1ict, WhicF il Is beHeued the
/, 0"d riU tale H3tdcr serious con-
sMerdtiOn. Judge Haines' re-
port fOUO1Us: !;
Judge Haines' Report.
Outline Of plan for adjustment Of
litigation between creditors Of Califor-
RIA Development company, subject to
approval Of board of directors Of irri-
cation district, through purchase by
district at price of 100000.
Plan to bid at receivers sale under
Judgment January 4th, 1918, the sum
of s2.5OO,000, provided the judgment
creditors will accept in satisfaction Of
their respective judgments by mutual
agreement, bonds of district drawing
3 per cent per annum, payable semi
annually in the several amounts as
follows:
az Bonds. Creditor, Title !. & T.
co., face & date Of Judgment S634. .21i,
ian. I. 1918: amount with interest to
given date. 656.4OS .3S, July /, 1913:
amount to be paid. s656.iOS.3S.
p Creditor, n L. Salt Co. face
and dale of Judgment. s45S. .2l6.25.
Jan. 10, 1908: amount with interest
to given date. s634 ,61fO3. July 10.
1918: amount to be paid $500 900.
Notes. s p. Co. face and date If
Judgment, si,5Oi,9O3.65. Dee. 80.
1909; amount with interest to given
date. 1869, $1,000. July 4. 1913;
Rec. Gifts s. P co. face and date
of judgment. 1915, 10000. various
amount with interest to given date,
$685., ,593.57. July 1. 1913.
Total Of s p. claims in decree. So
255.463.57.
Decree orders net amount of funds
accumulated by receiver to be applied
on receivers certificates. estimated
amount of same deducted. si5O.OOO. 90.
Amount of proposed bid by distrlc,.
s2.5OO.OOO.
Funds in receivers hands to be ap-
FLIED as per decree
o. G. deed TO irrigation district from
Liverpool Salt Co. for all lands in Sal
ton Sink.
Q. G.. deed to irrigation district frotr
s. p for all lands in Salton drainar,
basin
The above outline has been submit
ted to the Judgment creditors and is
Eierely tentative as a basis for further
negotiations. II has not been assent
ed to by the board of directors. or any
Of the creditors Of the California Devel :
OPment company. The New Liverpool
Salt Co makes decided objection 10
the amount suggested to be paid to It !;
the S. P has merely taken the matter
under consideration
The project to induce the creditors
10 bid the par value Of bonds Of the
district to apply on a correspondent :
agreed portion of the bid Of the dis
trict at the receivers sale. is Intended
10 provide a market for the amount
Of bonds necessary to buy the system
There is a disposition shown by all
the creditors to negotiate, but the pub
l.c is warned that the above plan =
neither as to the amount to be paid
for the system, or the distribution ot
that amount among the judgment crei-
ilors to be treated as at all final.
Respectfully submitted,
(Signed) A. HAINES.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-08-01
Report of p. N. Num-.

Board Of Directors Of Imperial lrrl-
cation District:
Gcntlemen.--In considering the
questions submitted to me respecting
the water problems of your valley,
they have been understood to refer tG
a larger water supply through a new
w.}tcr way to be constructed by YOU
entirely within the territory of the
United States, involving through the
sand hills section. either tunnel as
proposed by the reclamation service
or 4 shorter one along the interna-
t'onal boundary, q possibly an open
cut along The latter course More
specifically questions refer to the feas-
ibilty Of each and TO their respective
roS+
Imperial Valley press., 1913-08-01

trict since its organization. and
wW serUe as q demonstration of
the dctiuity and eaa7lestness OF
the directors.
FeUOming is the report sub
mitted By Eagiaeeer Num- IN
faU:
Imperial Valley press., 1913-08-01
Board Takes Action.

The report Of Mr.. Num- was receiv
Ell and placed on file and a copy sent
to each newspaper in the valley.
Judge Haines was Instructed TO draw
up a notice of appropriation of 6OO0
sec. feet Of water from the Colorado
LIVER by gravity flow, and Of 1000 sec.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-08-01

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Imperial Valley press., 1913-08-01

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Imperial Valley press., 1913-08-01

and we extend invitation to every family in a
FL Centre to call and see the New Store and get ~
acquaintedWe fit you out with Dry Goods, 4sAsAS7
Ladies Readyo-wear, Mems and Boys Clothing INS
and Furnishings, Mems Ladies' and Children's EKTEA
Shoes. Hardware and Groceries. Everything :E1
and Of the best Our policy is please our NANW
customers and give dependable merchandise at &laN
fair price
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-06

go supone ell que lie espera DIR frases
| elocuentes y argumentos convincentes
dado ell case que el Speaker de la Ca
mara de Delegates. lleva ese mismo
nombre y apellido y todo ell mundo ca
lifca al primero por SUI procedencia.
Y no fue de enganarse; con una sol
tura indescriptible y un torrente de
palabras expres6se ell orador, este que
empieza aIhora y q. demuestra ser un
Demostenes enminiatura. Su argumen-
tacion fue 10 que ell mundo presenta
ante nuestra vida hoy en- d1a Los ade-
lantos modernos, las leyes, los gobier-
nos, ell progreso y estado de los dife-
rentes ramos del saber y las ciencias,
en- fin; sus argumentos fueron 10 has
tante fuertes para eclipsar los de su
contrincante
F'ue la nota sobresaliente de la tarde
y demostr6 su habilidad como orador,
10 que premi6 Ell pdblico con estruen-
dosos y repetidos aplausos de regocijo
y entusiasmo por ell orador.
Siguio a este don Miguel Garcia,
segundo orador de la affirmative, ira
to de presentar argumentos para refu-
tar los de su contrario, pero no le fu6
possible echar abajo ninguno de los de
Diego. Estuvo algo jocoso y lie aplau-
dieron much1simo.
Viene como 1ltimo turno ell del sefor
Carlos Pons, y con gran resoluci6n y
confianza EN- 10 que debatla, no solo
anade algunos argumentos mas a la
causa que defend1a sino que completa
mente refuta los pocos argumentos del
seiior Marrero.
Ell p1Iblico le tributa mercedes aplau-
sos y para colmo de su premio vuelve
Ell jurado despu6s de ounce minutes
con un veredicto a favor de la negati.
va.
Grande fu6 la impression que dejaron
en- nuestra mente las palabras de nues-
tros oradores, palabras que, jamas OIL
Vldaremos, y que nos llevaran algi1n
dla a la cumbre de la montana que nos
proponemos escalar y que es, como to-
dos sabeis, la mas digna, la mas grande
de las empresas y Sc llama lei Saber'.
como un dijo sabio:
"Sapientis enim est considerare su-
5homlora resum principa. -
F. J. Cap6, Jr. /.
Reporter del "Club Dem6stenes
G. III. S.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-06
La civilization
mod ern a

En- ell asunto arriba mencionado sc
base ell tema que ell viernes 81 de enero
debatio ell "Club Dem6stenes" en- Sc
sion regular
Ell tema era ell siguiente: "La civili-
zaci6n moderna no es la mejor"
La concurrencia, aunque no tan nu-
merosa como otras veces, estaba com
puesta por entusiastas jovenes, que
avidos del saber, escuchaban las ms
tructivas frases de nuestros oradores.
Los debatientes fueron los .senores
Diego Marrero y Miguel Garcia de
una parte llevando la affirmative; y los
senores Jose de Diego y Carlos Pons
de otra parte, Hevando la negativa
Ell Jurado nombrado por nuestro
ilustrado y correcto presidente don An
tonic Corretjer, hijo, 10 componian los
senores Jose Pena, Miguel Rivera,
Agustin Sanchez y Rafael Santana.
'Da principle ell debate y aparece an
te ell auditorio ell senior Diego Marrero,
primer orador de la afrmativa. Expire
sa de una manera clara, concisa y CO.
rrecta SUI augmentation, lbasan'do todo
ell peso de esta en- la primitiva civiliza-
ci6n de Grecia, Roma y Egipto. Nos
trae a la memoria las monstruosas pro-
ducciones de Fidias, ell verbo divino de
Demostenes; la m1sica de Orfeo; los
calculos de Arqulmedes, etc; demues-
ira que la presente civilization es solo
un desarrollo de aquella por 10 tanto
inferior a ella. Pide al jurado examine
bien sus argumentos y Sc retira en- me-
dio de aplausos.
Toca ell segundo turno al primer ora
dor de la negativa don Jose de Diego.
En- verdad, que ell auditorio lie esperaba
con ansias, pues solo con decir De Die
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-06

Contini1a impugnando ell proyectt
con su proverbial elocuencia reba
tiendo habilmente los argumentos de
senior Yordan q quien en- una interrup
cion de este lie dice, que con toda su
fraseologia, NADIA lie ha dicho.
Termina diciendo que la comisi6n nc
tiene empeno en- sostener su enmlenda
pero que 81 10 tiene en- que no prospere
ell proyecto del senior Yordan Davila
por halber demostrado que es alberta
mente atentatorio la moral (Grandes
aplausos).
Ell senior Yordan pide la palabra pa
ra rectifcar.
Concedida al senior Suliveres como
miembro del comite de legislation i'm
pugna ell proyecto y una enmienda pre-
sentada por ell senior Cuevas Zequeira
en- ell seno. de la comision, la cual dice
no tiene objeto, por 10 que pide sea
pospuesta con ell proyecto.
Intervene ell seior Ledesma presen-
tando una enmienda que es rechazada
en- votacion nominal
Rectifca ell senior Yordan Davila bre-
vemente, y Sc pone a votaci6n la elimi-
naci6n de la Secci6n la. del proyecto.
Esta, es aprobada por IA votos en- con-
fro e c1o1 an1o a1im no n
Ell senor D1az Navarro pide que Sc
eimine la clausula decretativa, y pues
ia a votaci6n su proposition fue apro-
bada tambien, quedando por tanto pos
puesto ell P. de. la c.. No. 81.
A las Z menos cuarto sc levanta la
session, hasta hoy a las 3 de la tarde. Z
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-06

gracias por anticipate en- nombre de
las seaoras seiioritas estas tres casas
de comercio que siempre han sabido
granjearse por todos los medios las SIM
patlas de sus parroquianos y del p1blico
en- general. Asi, pues, deseamos pros
peridades y grandes negocios nuestros
buenos amigos que voluntariamente OBJ
sequian nuestras damas
Con Ell fin de dar comodidad las IA
milias que viven en- Santurce, la comi-
sion pondra un CAIRO especial a La ter
minacion del bale.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-06


de la comisi6n de legislacion
emitido en- ell P. de la G. No. q
de los senores Yordan Davila, Alvara
do y Rojas Cortes, para enmendar los
articulos 164 del C6digo Civil relati-
vos al DIVORCIO; ell 131 del mismo
cuerpo legal.
La comision ha enmendado la sec
ci6n la. del proyecto, y alberta dlscu-
sion sobre la enmienda introducida, Sc
levanta ell senior Yordan Davila para
impugnarla, porque dice que discrepa
en- absolute aquella teorla de SUI idea
al escribir la ley, Sc extiende Ell largas
consideraciones de orden moral di-
ciendo que de 10 amos esta parte vie
nen los hombres realizando barbaros
escarnios de la sociedad, en- uso de la
ley del divorcio, que es necesario re-
primir toda costa y con toda energla
por ESQ el desea que Sc conceda "a me-
ses "a los conyuges para deliberar acer-
ca de su resolucion, pues nunca
faltan-dice, Intermediates que cOnsi-
gan restablecer la unifcaci6n del ma
trimOniO.
Para apoyar su proyecto pinta a la
Camara con ingenuidad los amores de
una pareja, desde que ell hombre Sc ena-
mora de una joven hasta que la seduce
abandona, durante cuya pintoresca
relaci6n, ell senior Diaz Navarro hace
brevlsimas, pero contundentes inte
rrupciones demostrandole que el mismo
echa por terra SUI augmentation en-
pro del proyecto.
Contin1a ell sefior Yordans Davila
lee en- apoyo de sus manifestations
unos informes remitidos por ell Attor-
ney general en- los que constan que du-
rante los 1ltimos cinco amos sc han
realizado en- toda la Isla 2.279 divor-
clos, cifra que califca de abrumadora
y vergonzosa.
Sostiene SUI proyecto integramente
pide a la Camara que 10 vote favora-
blemente en- lbien de la moral.
El senior D1az Navarro en- pro del
dictamen de la Comisi6n: dice que es-
ia 10 defende en- ell sentido moral Y
cientlfico, porque despues de DIR al Sc
nor Yordan Davila, 81 asi no 10 hiciese,
podrla decirse que esta comisi6n estaba
OF II -:
do asl que el proyecto es Ell que resulta
immoral, tai como esta redactado. Dice
que ell divorcio en- todas las legislacio-
nes mundiales, tiende siempre favo-
recer a la mujer, porque el hombre es
siempre la parte activa en- ell matrimo-
MO. Para demostrar que la legislation
pnertorriquena tambien esta redacta-
da en- este sentido, lee en- ell C6digo Ci-
vii las causas del divorcio las cuales
va examinando comentando hgera,
pero elocuentemente
Dice al senior Yordan Davila que
pornn case aislado ocurrido en- los din
teles de su bufete de Abogado, no pue-
de regirse la sociedad toda califca
de cruel el proyecto tai como esta re-
dactado, en- un brillante, hermoso y SEN
lido parrafo, que es ahogado por gran
des y espontaneos aplausos de la Ca
mara y de la tribuna p1blica.
La comision- senior Yordan Davila,
contin1a - ha sido mucho mas moral
con la mujer que SIS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-06
Otro bale
en- Ell Casin O

I'll bale de sociedad que Sc llevara &
etecto en- La noche del del corriente. &
sea ell domingo, en- los salones del Casino
Espanol, dado por un grupo de entusias-
tas Jovenes de nuestra sociedad, PRONE
tie quedar muy lucido debido a la gran
anlmaclon que reina para asistir a 6l Dor
ser el dltimo de la temporada con e!
cual quedaran cerradas las festas carna-
valescas del 1913.
Para este baile Sc tienen preparadas
tres grandes sorpresas, las cuales con-
slsten en- tres magn1fcos objetos de arte
que Sc repartiran entire las senoras v Sc
norltas que concurran al mismo. Dichos
obJetos han sido galantemente cedidos
por las conocidas casas de comercio Con
zalez Padin y Ca, regalo ntmero l: Pc.
dro Glusti, regalo n1mero 2, Y F. Ortega
y Ca, regalo n1mero 3.
La comisi6n no puede menos de dar las
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-06
Sc ALQUILA

Una habitacion para persona sofa
matrimonio sin hijos, con sin comida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-06

1nformaran Tetuan, 2, bajos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-06
Canara de Delegados

Conclusion de la session del martes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-21

Harrisburg. Keystone Motor Car CO.
Un.gntown. keystone Auto Co.
Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh-Chaim Co.
OIL CITY. Garvcv * Naicrich
Sharon. J. 8. Hoffman Motor Car
Co.
Mcadvillc. Park Avenue Garage
Coudcrsport, White Agency Co.
Allentown, LAWYER Auto Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-21
The Beauty of the Car

As we make the motor better make the car hand
somer
We spent $4,000 in new equipment to give you its
long oval tenders; alone for the added beauty but
for their utility as we'll
Bodies are big and bell-shaped. Plenty of room
TO stretch your legs in either seat Doors wider
than usual with concealed hinges. They fit 50 snugly
that all mouldings dispensed with.
Extra tires are carried in the leaving the
ming boards clean as a quarterback. Everything
about it tends TO give the New Chalmers six" the
flowing, srcam-line effect OF a graceful steam yacht.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-21

atom of gasoline is turned into power This means
enormous saving in a seasons fuel bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-21
tb&New Chalmers "Six"

Gasoline tank and tire carrier on rear
/. clean running boards
Left drive and center control-enter
, from either side.
36x4 12-inch tires and Continental de-
mounta bic rims.
Four forward speed transmission.
: Underslung rear springs; main leaf of
Vanadium steel.
Tapered bonnet and stream line, bell
backed body.
Chalmers patented doors.
'engs .S2175 Coupe ....... $3.50
'ngei $2275 Limousine $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-21
Unsurpassed at ANY Price

l. is impossible real value than in the
New Chalmers The wonder that do u al the price
But product OF 900 factory where economy
q production has perfected before where
makers profits have eliminated where output
reduces a minimum.
In the New you features that mean car will run year
smoothly and silently as the day you bought features
that kecro operating down a
these eatueeVen though the Tst cost
b less-is sbortsphted 10 pay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-21

Eaeton. Easton Auto Co.
Woodstowu. q j.. Borton
Oxford, Wilson Bros. q Co.
Pottstown. High q Harp
Vermont
Rutland. Rutland Machine & Auto
Co.
Delaware
Wilmington, Wilmington Auto Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-21
Let the Car Tell Its Story in Deeds

We want YOU 70 take ride in the New Chalmers SIX "a d
that viii make YOU dissatisfied with other 50 please pre-
sent This letter 10 the dealer addressed or II more convenient
dealer