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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29

Company liz the latest entrant In the
local accessory field. having opened up
at SOS West broad Street. This build
Ing. which has been used by several
automobile concerns. has becn thor
OuShly rcmodelrd.
The Harper Overland Company. To-
cnl distributors for overland aud
Willys-Knight automobiles. has Il very.
novel attraction in It's windows. 4
motor Just as IL operates In an auto
mobile Is driven by an electric motor
and shows the complete workings Of
the cylinders. Mirrors are 80 arranged
to give the onlOokcr 4 full view
from beneath and above ut the same
time.
Automobile uealers are beginning to
appreciate the advertising value OF
IN Richmond are from time tn time
arranging novel and interesting win
dow displays.
Probably one OF the best dressed
windows In Richmond ~ that OF the
Maxwell Motor Sales Corporation. 2O7
West Broad street. MIR. Finncy. man
aEer for the local branch has arranged
very attractive display to show to
full advantage the economy test cup
won by the Maxwell in the Virginia,
state Fair races. The cup was offered
by The Times Dispatch to the nutomo-
bile showing the greatest mileage on a
iulf gallon OF gasoline.
Big Fred WrStervclt well known
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29

cars has just arrived In Richmond. ana
las been placed on display in the
showroOmS OF the Kuehler Motor Com
pnny. This company has the agency
for the Saxon cars in Virginia. and has
sub1ct considerable territory to other
dealers. The Saxon cars are finished
in several different body colors, and.
with the strcam-line bodies. have at
tractcd much Interest among automO-
lille men for II moderate priced auto
mobile.
The Jones Motor Company has had
OH display for several days the new
Cadillac car In it's showroons OH Broad
Street. near Allen Avenue. This car
has several improvements. and has
Been given favorable consideration at
the various shows where Ii has been
displayed this fall.
Probably one of the most striking
cars seen in Richmond for some time.
and one which has caused considerable
discussion OF it's appearance downtown
rs the new 1917 Pathfinder. handled by
the Standard Motor Company. which
has just moved into it's new building
on Grace Street. near Eighth Street.
The car has the novel small rear seat
for one. which was brought out this
fall by several of the largest manu-
facturers. and has unusually attrac-
tive lines The eur has been dubbed
some boat" it's design following some
what the general type OF the small
dug out" I'd in the far North
The Commonwealth Motor Company
has just received the new style winter
Dodge Brothers car, which has Il con.
vertible top for summer and white,
use. During the stormy seasons Of the
year 1 detachable top. converting the
machine into town car. may uufctl:
| he set on the body. For othe:' seasons
| OF the year the car is equipped will
| the regular Mohair top. The Dodge
| car has several other improvement:
| that were not found on II last year
! The Commonwealth Motor Compan!
made it's first deliveries of this mode
last week.
The Atlantic Auto and Acccssoric.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29

ing SsciV. IL IL expected tniS m1ieaSo
| Will soon he Increased. Originally Il
contractor WAS allowed to have charge
of eight miles. but now he Is not al
lowed to contract for moro than four
miles Of road.
Under the 1915 contracts the con-
tractor must trim tho branches which
ovcrhung and interfere with travel on
the roadway: keep the roadway he.
tween bitches free from shrubbcry and
weeds: keep the bitches clean. free
from distractions. and at all times
capable of carrying the water. lie
shall by June each year grade the
roads with dump scrapcr. grader. drag
aud ditcher. or In any way he may
acc fit, so that tho center OF the road
way shall he crowned so that the wa
ter will flow from the center OF the
road to the side bitches. and at no
place will the water stand on the road
or run down the road. The road shall
be dragged from ditch to ditch at each
dragging, when the road is wet. but
not sticky"
y record OF the number OF draSgings
is kept by the county engineer on cards.
which. before mailing by the contrac-
tor. are countcrsiSncd by the rural
route carrier or II reliable citizen. The
CONTRACTOR also hauls material and con-
Structs all culverts and bridges OF ten
foot span or under. and keeps the APP
proachcs TO and the floors and abut
ments Of all bridges and culverts on
his road I'm good travelling condition.
The ditcher and spiit-loE drag used
are described in the L. $. Department
OF Agriculturcs Farmers bulletin No.
32l.
Cost Decreases Each Year.
An analysis of these contracts shows
! that where the contract has been faith
| fully executed there ~ /. decrease each
year in the cost per mile. mainly be-
cause the farmer contractor has learned
/ from experience tina, continuous main
| tenanre makes a lower cost OF time
! and labor each succeeding year.
| The benefits of this system are great
| improvements in the Travelled ways, and
| ut a reasonable cost. the repairing OF
| all the roads throughout the country nj
| practically the same time. The work
| Is done by the farmer at u time when
| he could no, he busy on the farm. The
| low first cost OF the equipment. which
| is usually made by the farmer-con-
! tractor, makes the work attractive to
! him. and this is increased by the pay
Inent for his labor in November. just
| before his taxes due. Each con-
| tract is usually adjoining the con-
, tractors farm. so he has Il personal
interest in having his section we'll kept
The officials are beginning 10 appre-
ciatc the need OF data regarding the
| width OF surface maintained and tho
amount Of traffic borne by the different
! roads, and no doubt in the near future
| will institute changes in the contract
based on tic width of surface and traf'
nc conditions. which will again reduce
the most OF maintenance and at tho
. same time pay the contractor a more
equitable price when compared viii
what the contractor on another road Is
doing for the payment made to him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29

to many Richmonders rs Il major
league umpire. is now II member Of the
sales force Of the Maxwell Motor Sales
Corporation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29

George Davis. sales manager for the
IL y. L. Twelve. has just returned from
Il Northern trip. Mr.. Davis. who for
Il number of years was connected with
one OF the large oil concerns. liz now
associated with Is. a. Blcnncr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29

In November. 1918. "a two-year con-
tract was entered into. which the coun-
" may revoke for performance Of
the obligation at tho end of the first
year. About $50 miles are now under
contract. at prices ranging from Sl2 to
$40 per mile per year. the average be-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29

w. !. McGuinncss. who has been
prominently connected with the auto
mobile trade In Washington and sew
eral Western cities for a number OF
years, has Joined the staff Of the kach-
Ter Motor Company. and will have
charge OF the kachlcr Accessories Com
rany. He Will assume his duties to-
morrow. and will open the new Access
sorry store OF the company ut 7O5 West
l!road street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29

The virginia Auto Supply Company
Is having remOdelcd the large store
building at the southwest corner OF
Belvidcre ani Broad Streets ami will
move into it's new headquarters about
November IL. This building was form
erly occupied by an undertaking cs-
Establishment. but Mr.. Hoffman. manager
for the Virginia Auto Supply Company,
says he !. going /" make live corner
out Of IL after alterations nave been
conducted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29

The Atlantic Auto and Accessories
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29

Zig" Fred wcstervcl,. well known
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29

The first shipmen, of new 1917 Saxon
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-09
FASHION SAYS FUR! YOU CAN'T MISS IT

as authoritative.
It is velour de laine in the most
popular of colors- dregs Of wine.
The long coat is full skirts and cut
on military lines; the fur, which is
seal, put on the uneven lengths of
skirt in squares rather than in a
band. The muff is the football type,
and the adjustable collar the last
word in modishness
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-09
BY BETTY BROWN

Your new fall suit will have fur on
it-yoU won't have a chance in a
hundred of missing a fur collar or
fur cuffs.
Every. new model seems to be be-
furred. Notice the one have
sketched here-it is one Of the adj
vance fashion hints" from Fashion
Art, which means you can accept it
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-09
GAN THIS BE LOVE?

Notice.-H the bum who left his
hat on my piazza last Sunday morn
ing will call at The Standard Office
he can obtain same. l also wish to
inform the said bum that the tobac-
co juice which he left behind on the
piazza and house still remains and I
will be willing to pay him if he will
come and clean it up.-Mrs. McChes-
ney, Green St.-SchuylesNlle, N. Y,
Standard.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-09
, &SsS sss 8 8
> OUR DAILY POEM
. Booze Ad


Our whisky was in bond distilled;
Our bottles cannot be refilled.
Twas made in 1889
And since then has been going fine.
It makes meek man full of fight
And makes bad ethics seem all right.
It drags down women, ruins men,
Fills orphanages and the pen.
It gives police courts work to do,
And helps the undertakers, too.
A man who drinks our brand of
= booze
Can seldom buy his children shoes.
He cannot get his life insured;
When he gets sick he's never cured.
If this old earth doesn't satisfy
Your soul, why drink our booze
and die!
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-09

American Red Cross. The dress
shown here is GeorgotLe, trimmed at
the bottom with silver lace. The col
larette and muff are Of Hudson seal
trimmed with ermine.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-09

Ankle length" is Dame Fashions
order for skirts, according to styles
shown at fashion revue at Long
I Beach, l.. +, for the benefit of the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25
The Coming of the Case

AS more and more men see and use the Case, they "
become dissatisfied with lesser quality. II IS the old
story long experience surprising experimental engineer
ing Our chief engineer in the tractor department
To design successful tractor has to know from actual
experience and experin the work the field that the
machine be called upon do Yet many disregard this
primary principle OF everyday service Access should be
sbe to every part of the motor without having dsmane IT,
By naccesbiy you lose time lose profits and become dis
satisfied would advise the prospective tractor purchaser
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25

afraid wa I NJ not graduating that !
began In employ manv doU"u methods
n, cheating Slps ~ paper with me
answers tp examples were hidden Zoo ms
tlec,,s or my hair ribbons and answers
n,r, written ON my hlndkerchIefs and
c'ru In tho palms ~ my hands For
months passed the seyrtcst tests. but
nmIl' was caught hy the teacher whom
4 bad loved more than Hny one else IN
m, class room
y shall never forget the look IN her
dccp.set eyes when she said 20 me
Katherine. you brr a cheat You. whom
! had 80 much fAlih In, have betrayed
m,-,our friend n 'ho had only
struck me branded me before the clats
Of ordered in" 10 the principal VINO
would hpre ',n' fur ms parents and
brought down on mN head ph. eel
vfll sr mental punishment I would no.
hH,c fn'' n1' so lsrd. as o|1 When
sh, looked a' mr pHHnEl' ham.ns mr
f. M, trrf depths n' mt soul
Uuf |n toad of par'.up u..' tns mt'
n hogan go grow upon me ~ sc'il'i over
rr, M" nkr pal would nave hecn
hrrrnod ~ au, ono he'd accused me u'
. ttcslrE. yot p'or,t within myself when
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25
JURY IN 0RPET CASE
ONE NEARER COMPLETION

NAt kEGAN. ill. Msv si EUminn
iion " prospective mr,msn In the trial
~ Wul ~ Orp~' tnivctsiy ~ Nisrnn.
sin student charged With tho murder
NJ Marian Lambert seemed certain
Thur isN ~ continue until tho end ~
ihs week NJ least when count closed
"Wednesday tho ninth a., uf the trial.
only urr more mpn had bfrn Tentatively
accepted rouf mon have H'rr'tv h'en
nO.ftftI ud fNufn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25
FOLLY

ssfssr irsm,'it,'iur NJ UsfrH Nc.
NHihs famous novel NaW rrwIs.
fhr offering R' 'hr Fo'lt 'niHU Win
sl R,rFo' sn1 iirs UuHf.. n iNr
.HI.nr fulcs Louise fNtf'. n TarIfri
iIasfis ir Tho nlUshft feature fr. rf'.
H.. and SATURDAY. Gene UrlI viic.I
known vsr~h comedian 10 coming
SUNDAY Nth ihs Champagne psl,s o.
hg suthins sho~ Including In Ne ,au
r4sv Aver, and : hir rhr-fIs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25

NFH |nH1 1"i ,'wr,r. fsa'Wrl
'Nr WHf Hsf'r"i. 'nfmsi ann,an n
'he vw'd In drrsh''ll roy.itt will
d'N'1r hnrnf7 with thr fivt toaish fsi.
lnNa l'nN~fN quartet ana "rcr
IN NE nsv Liberty vaudeville r.usrum
i"iaf u'h"i H.'s n,ludc nsrk ana MI
FORD in hiis ~ sons dame nd come
~, ihe Nusira hsnsons In an slatr.
aieN Haesd ac' requiring = i1ono ssi
Nnr ana 81" N'u'i charming rrtne
d'nrs TAe usual rHsnsic rIst i, IN
riutsd In the OFFERING
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25
Women to Dance
In Baggage Car

NtW Nurk Msy g. The General
Federation of WomcuF clubs opened ~,
business sessions Thursday In the ssv.
rr'h regiment RfmpN Tho home srN.
uNmirs department and the Texas DOL.
'eh,t- viii give dirnrfa IN the evening
aud No trustees NJ ihs Metropolitan
Mufeum n Ni have Invited The deI,.
rp'rf iN n reception Elaborate rrepa.
ration hBEs hssu made 'cf an s,Iurtion
I.t1, 90 Nlsuir JnI Tho me si,l
iftU WIN include hsCrter .sf -.
SERVED fur dsur.us IHr train Will 10.
U'n SUNDAY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25
TRUE BILL FOR
Sim FE|N CHIEF
Sir Roger Easement and
Daniel J. Bailey Indicted
by Grand Jury.

Iu'fN' H.. EsrI l4' r..
turned '.. E.. T.uFi't REut sir
Roger Easement loader n' the sIun te'n
revolt 1rI u1rH UpHsN irc frfmer
Usush soldier vNr .s rrIi - bIa s, "r.
pN,s Tho action ~ ihs efsni Jury
follows rfsiIminrf, hrsfIrs ~ vhirh
Easement ana BAILEY withheld their de-.
tense and were hfi without nu pend
ne Mf. alterations
Ssyonu five Ffsnh lurrrs were s1m
moucd hsfnfc ioft chief 1is,ire pssd.
Inc and from their number twenty. three
vrfS selected ip decide whether IN.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25
LvPio

ils' NNv fsf from ne facts fir.uw-
siAn,isl evidence can hs srd yet con, I,'
10 clearly defined IN the sketch An iu.
slie job which IL sppssfire 81 tHs
'ttfir. NE offering ~ nell nsfshus sHi
tomranv Also there are iienfv T. nv
icrh . tenor The Seminary Girls n
rusir.l COMEDY with four nfln irsls snl
chorus ~ fh ,oung women ihs Steiner
1rIu .umsiv haf r,mrss's Mort-.ss
srh Allen M = ssit thsr call .IrtfH
THr ft rHfHIr fv,0t. performers H".
mo u.f..t ~ .rtiHmss snH srf...i r.."
F.. .t ..It.sII iafrr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25
ooLoopp Aipoons

rhs msn.ssmsn, ~ ~. rni 'nrd Ai-.
frrs snnwuncs us' he rfih season ~
nat amusement rlsrs viii nrrn ss'Hf
fat Nt co. vssihsr permitting firr'.
fN motion picture ra.s rI| Ns featured
srF 'ht IstrrIir rry'r' eIW r1..Nr 'Na
l1ifs' rvsl. and song smoking vN
-- Ittm-Iltl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25
Cooling Wash
Stops Itching

whs, lons nstrr rsctlns ds,s ~ con.
staut torture shat sle,pless nights oi
terrible asurr rr-i,rh-itch-itch ernstart
lrh. untll u seemed that I must tear e6
my vsft SHE then
Instant tslisi-ny ssln cooled. seo,hsd
end healed
The ttty ntst drop. of n n n. Pre-.
sc'iptlcn for. Ectsma stopped that sv'ul
Itch lnsiAn''t tts. the tsfr moment
u " n touched the hufnlns skln the
tNttufe ceased 4 2ar hotils rfc,ss \,
4. n u has hftn known fof tssts 90
ihs ur't Hhsninisit ffiiaNs ss'sfna fsm
a. n vhthss hust ihs dies. germs
hHd leaves ths gin ss ,lssf ,hd hssiiht
It fhff ~ e rhHf
Zone 'n ut ed 80 VII ifii tou note
siHHf fts fsmsfkahls fsmfff Nnnf
monet h.k uniftt the htsi k,,ila fsufts.
healthy Ask abou, u
ID. ID. ID. 5: :: :,..::;: !: .::,:
S.a,' 5.o Co. ~ y. MAIN M-Ssv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25

T.ds,t ufsHns a. ihs NsIs.'. come
pHifrs dnuhlr feature bin isr. r..
f.fd brother " Mar. ria,s the Iced
r Tho Making " Crooks Soils
production huilded upon crimiro.nrirlI
facts and interesting 20 an extreme
kaihl,n Williams 10 showing In In
Tune With the Wild" ssit 10 he one
W hef hss, interpretations Tho cus'u.
mary comedies complete thH offering
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25
MOTORCYCLE COMPANY
BEING FORMED IN ARM \

d. rAso Tsiss May ss ofsaniis
urn n ne nf,' mo,crs, sis senps-, in
'hs t'nrsi staj.s srtnv vas begun 81
Post Buts here Nsdnssdsl.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25

o,,,en who are IN
.t,,cd to he A llttlc
,nrouecIously dis
honest viii prof,
hv her bitter e.pe-
ricuco. This Ia tho
story she told me
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25

II you travel around your state and the neighborng
ones you will find many farmers who are handicapped
by lack OF nearby tractor service They will surely buy
their next tractor from wellorganzed concern like
the Case Company, which has had "a years experience
in the agricultural field. You will also find farmers
owning Case tractors who do not worry As you talk
and compare, your business judgment will make you
think OF price and performance, but also OF reputation
and experience behind the tractor Price isn't all,
quality. Yet Case leads in these two features, just as
it leads m service Most farmers appreciate the work
done by us in their interest since started in 1912.
But sentiment alone is not making choose Case
tractors They are coming to Case because Of the
combination OF good points low price, performance,
reliability and service.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25

i.r'msr' ~. rIgh 'rrpon 1h.ui n' rff
TUNED aEsirff hs two p.fnu'f. lurif
.tirr Vps tss,h'd rfomrt.' Tho trial
Naf Fsi fnf June "a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25
WpPE

I. H.. u,f.,m,r'a n Tho i.I
W.I.H Famous rlslsfs. rsfsn.Hn'
rhr'nrfH attraction Ff.is, srH Stuf.
HsN b' 'Hs Empress iN.si'f in vh.rh
John UsFf more finds himself rive him
ryrHHuNf, 10 develop yrnVnrinsy that
hU h me lrsdlrs screen rrmsdisn ,nd,,
Nihilss and secret police NJ nuss, afs
Involved together vNh 'fsf v'inv
vh0 g'vAs iAuimrfr 'he nsk NJ KILLING
me rfsf hIwssN faiN.k'ng ksv.,Hrs
vIn s'sH Ns shNvr Tonight Dara Kim
hHN N~irr Nrrssrs IN m, tsss' n.y.
f.U.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25
MAlrsrlc

service ir Rsus lls vpa ubf'ri '1fH.
- \. -nnlnl.h lhtnIsLou, N. lnm--
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25
hu4 F%skf%'
|ANta@ssIhseateen.
ovGPsoLsGp
thf rrrss a

UNi moo ard corners o' ni rtnsws
H., shown In ih, S,lE screen Nsfs6u
- tft prn.h.s novel; Tho Seer. to-.
W,H vh.Hh can tr seen At the Over
loiscr thes'ef an, afternoon uf r,sn'rs
'lis week
Tho picture va. me rr.l produced IN
CfHifs' Amsflss Tho photography r.
l0suiiul A coupon IL In tho sd,rf
rtrwsr' ~ ihr picture m 'hlf r,rsr
COZ H ont present i' a' mo lo, N. %
sHH nIt ono ticket which With tho
COUPON vHI admit 'rn 8' 5i'Nrf the u.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25
The Cheat.


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,'n,tcd IN ana ,nchsd rooL, IN, snd ali.
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= ,o,, ,,,o,s, .o,no,od 10, ..n, .,
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hi' hold the winning bnnd
"For Two wear. was bsrn,Iy u.r,l.d
oi,bourh tb.re w.,, .eyer,I times !. bon
m, hp,hs,d ..rIouI, ucbr,idcd ~. Tor
theao Ilf,c rre,ing rh,rac,sr,stlr, which
seemed 10 rric,c him d,cpl, could
n,ye, Tell him IN, ,fuih ,ho,, tho blI.
although | gained only a tc, piltrv dol.
II,. / hod o., in,i,rpt, f.rpd buy me-
a., ''S,,,'','''a' n',.''..' ~ Wv nv CO.," -
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no,Lo,,
lie was hoNshll 'ooa 1' hlt r 'arn
t'nl'' ','n w 'n'u' up N'pl. ul'N
l'.N =" 'hf'' 'o"I'''' """ r''' ever
u v" w" 'NEt Pl'N'hk TOO.
money, And. h.'hoAsh 'n'' ''n hot ap,
Prove '' l' AZ n'',' N' EI"n"a,I' d''i''n
,n'" ~ 'h' me '''h'' Ef'" h'En'i ana
u was ! who always came OUT III"
. D.o'or N' husband Was pleased with
/ lhs-he was proud and boa.tod or how
clever a card player his little wife uas
/ anu 'omstimos II hurt M" when thought
10 get the better ~ these other homes,
bidders
/ .One NJ the men IN the nar,y h,
r,n to watch me ,urrcpr,riou,Iy ou, ~,
fne corner al hI, r,,. and then , fsg
v.sk, later ~ U1s he uno I.il b,, r,ra.
y. y 4 4 :. !: = Z. 8 !: : 4: e: !: ! !: :. ! +: : 4: j: 4. 4: i:
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25


Eli ..ndanynRo uuuu nny~ ~ y
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25
No Orphan Tractors in the Case Family

choose a tractor with an accessible motor" II
you have attended the tractor demonstrations you
appreciate the importance OF what he says.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25
Mary Pickford 7 alks

Copyright 1915 BY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25
Where Case Triumphs

TheCase 1920 will replace more than five horses
and handle three plows with ease, under ordinary
conditions. 1t is adapted TO all kinds OF farm work
Besides field work, it drives an lslnCh Case sep.
arator, operates a silo filler hnuls, etc Then re.
member, above all things, that the motor is a
special Case design, made entirely by Case fos
tractor work, not assembled. You know our ex.
pcrepce and success with other machinery. Our
tractor is designed to be equally famous. All
parts OF the motor are easily accessible, so no
dsman,ling is necessary for apy adjustment.
When for instance, you have to take up main bear
ings or crank.pin bearings, yen do not hare 10 ~
morr the magnetic ., the tamshaH ar The oil bnmp.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25
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-, finish hsr must, ana then n she a
IIll smr'Ious 10 become An artisfs or
dprUer fou ,an 90 h'r into The pIo'es-
1u uI thnk sNr VIl rrsk' tho hes.
success. of MANY m"'nsfs have made
tn, m.'1k' Of DNne their children out
~ school and putting them on 'n' r'sss
before 'Hel have received proper educa-
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