The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1913-07-04
THE GREATEST OF ALL CONTESTS
Magnificent Touring
Be Given Away Absolutely Free BY The Record H. Marshall,
Blairs Drug and Skeie-Read Every Word Of
the Following and Then Make Up Your Mind
o Get Into the Game to VIM

The issuing of votes will commence
next Monday morning, July 7th.
Everyone has an equal chance to
win the splendid five-pasesnger Mcln-
tyre touring car offered as first prize.
There will be no favorites, but each
candidate will have the same oppor-
tunities.
First Prize.
The first prize is we'll described in
the full page advertisement on the
last page of this issue. The Mcintyre
is a car which anyone might well be
proud of. Built for Service" is the
many and great advantages of this
machine.
All of the latest features and devices
approved by the most up-to-date auto
mobile practice are embodied in it's
makeup. Witness it's fore doors, cen
ter control, self starter, etc. All the
most up-to-date features are included,
but there is not an experiment about
the car. The workmanship and quail
ty of material used in the Mcintyre
are absolutely the best to be pur-
chased. Backed by over 40 years ex-
perience as one of the largest manu-
facturers of horse drawn vehicles in
the United States and with their cs-
tablished reputation for quality TO
maintain, there is no question as to
the worth of this splendid automobile
manufactured by the W. II. Mcintyre
Co., of Auburn, Ind.
Notice the long wheel base of ia
inches; long enough to insure easy
riding, yet not SO long as to prove
cumbersome in narrow country roads
or in crowded city streets. Power to
meet any and every demand is insured
by the big 4x5 T-Head Motor. This
long stroke motor will take the hills
and sand with rush that will bring
a glow of satisfaction to the cheek of
the fortunate possessor. While speed
was not the primary intention of the
builder, the Mcintyre yet has speed a
plenty. The driver of this car never
has to sit back in the dust for speed
of from five to fifty miles an hour or
direct drive is at his command at al
times.
Examine this splendid car and com
pare it point by point with any othel
car on the market selling at anywhere
near it's price. The Mcintyre viii
stand the inspection.
Competition Will BE Keen.
You can be sure that as splendid f;
prize as this will not be without seek
ers, therefore, we would advise yo,
to use the nomination ballot printed
herein Write your name or that of ;
friend upon it and drop it in one o
the ballot boxes, or send 1t to Th
RoulIu. Record This VII, credit yo1
with 1000 nominating votes toward
the first prize. Enter now and get tn
boost which comes of being last il
the game.
Anybody Eligible as Candidate.
There is no age or sex qualification
placed on the entry of candidates
Men, women and childrentall ar
welcome. The tow head of the bah
and the gray hairs of the elder vii
be found side by side in this contest
You do not need to have been a sui
scriber to The Record, nor do yo
have to subscribe now in order to Ell
ter. Neither is 1t necessary that yo
should have previously traded wit
H. f. Marshall, Blair's Drug Store Q
Dean & Skeie. Come you-come on
and all. This automobile goes abst
lutely free to the person having tn
greatest number of votes at the clos
of the contest.
Call at The Record office and as
} fer the Contest Manager and he wi
be glad to give you all the inform;
tion You desire. He has a speci;