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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-24
WOMAN'S CLUB To BE
ENTERTAINED FRIDAY

Tho Womaus club viii meet with
Mrs " " Neador liU9 Madison
street Friday afternoon az $3.50
O'Clock. The date was changed from
The usual meeting day Thursday on
account OF The Festival The pro-
gram follows:
Leader Mrs. II. g. Hendricks.
Questions.
As the Romans began 90 cultivate
literature what great book was
first translated into Latin for RO-
man school children, and where did
ihe Roman youth complete his cdu-
u4tiout
How did Augustus seek 60 revive
moral conditions of society I'm Romeo
pid Augustus restore the early
Gods Give synopsis Ot his deeds
COS recorded by himself
Who was Liyy and give his ac-
count OF the agitation in Rome, an
..D1u1' OF The debate In Senate for
Wumar's Rights and compare the
women 20 modern militluts OF Great
Britain
what was the moral purpose of
1acitus. the Roman historian? Tell
0mothing of his works.
Give outline from his ANIMALS.
Nero Staying hi mother. Arrip-
pima.
Briefly sketch the lives and works
of Ping and Elder and ping tho
Younger.
How does Horace rank among
Roman poets and from what style
of literature does ho dorivr his Inn
mortalitv7 What drove him to write
poetry and why is ne considered
Poet laureate Of Aurustan Ago.
81 this period what rank does
luIius Co0sar hold in literature and
what Is his STYLE noted for2
Why was ovid the representative
poet of Roman imperialism? what
three periods typify HE writings
Who was the greatest satirest Of
tll times ancient or modern and give
Facts of his life7
Who WAS pctroyinos Nrhiter and
bow did he win tn title OF "Arbitcr
El"sautiap'"
What Polish novelist has made
him iho 'ontor1l fi.urr of his vital
romance
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-24

OLD GLORY.

The eagles of the warning Hun
Flash bright across the crimson
sky;
The ensign of the battling Frank
Leaps to the winds thar pass il by:
The British siguet guards the might
OF terror on that trembling isle.
The Cossacks sees his colors light
The long line with their mddy
smile:
The Turkish crescent leads us own.
The Austriaus watch their banner
fall.
But everywhere that winds are
blown
Old Glory guards them am
Behind Dos folds The strongest lind
a refuge IN their plight.
Impartial and with Justice blind
II lends them AN It's light.
The alien ship that fears ,he CLEAN
or flashing mine and sheen
OF the sudden toray ut aud beam.
From the deadly submarine.
II takes that flag that all respect
And under 10 sails on
Unharmed unchanged and uuwrcck-
ed
To ports OF peace and dawn
Old Glory, where her colors shine
They know tbs safe 90 be-.
Al outposts of the tar flung line.
on miue-ondangered sea.
Its light, lis glow, its glorious ray
The warning nations take
To save them from the death that
stray
The lurking foes that rake.
DIM down the course they make Tor
home
Beneath those folds they crawl.
And PLAIN or hin. or wlGs-soa foam
old Glory guards them am
Tho BcuiNOWu Band
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-24
.CLOVIS COUNTRY SHOWS
INTEREST IN DAIRYING

Great interest has suddenly been
stimulated iu the Clovis country for
daitying. according 10 information
given out locally Monday The Ques-
tion of shipping iu great number
.ui stock has been taken mp with the
Clovis bankers Tor their financial as
istuuce and the prospects are favor
able for several orders to be- given iu
10 few days
l.. l.. Johnson agricultural agent Tor
the santa Re. with headquarters iu
amarillo returned sunday from Can
adian. whore there is much interest
evidenced iu daipinr Ninciy-ti,,
head OF live stock will bee purchased
tor that place sometime this sun.-
mcr
Three cars ot llolsirins for Can
yon passed through Amarillo Mon
day, having been ou the road only
ven days. two days less than the
Amarillo shipment not being delay
rd hy wrecks ca route This stock
Has uuloaded during the afternoon
end reported 20 bo in the very best
condition
summcrii,d has placed au oric~
for some of the stock plniuyicH
Iss Sea tor 900 added ear one ear
recently won't into lI.yl1HH Hud ONE
hipmeut h mo,.I goo -rr1toII
Ip.r. J g. u1ul ID. snin reports
Dat tour Hr went into S'Hfu he.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-24
WINNERS N CIGARETTE
ESSAY CONTEST

Winners Foo the essay contest on
THE Evil Effects ol the Cigarette
which was conducted Boz the public
schools under the auspices of the ".
G. r. e.. will receive their prizes to-
day The trophies are So 500 Tor the
best cssny $500 ton the second hest
and $500 Tor The third The win
ncrs follow
Fourth Grade. Dan Thomson,
first place. pOik street school. Mary
Ions second place rolk Street
school and Nancy Works third place
POLK Street school
Fifth Grade Ida I'loo Gillispie
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-24
Mrs. WILSON 10 SiNf ~
TICIW tt.I ITSTu

SIR Hoh' Wilson FI give H.
eriu parts iu 'hs o-aI.-.H af TH.
DAUGHTER of JaIr. vH..H RlI boz
given hy ths Tucuuori Musical F.
uvaI May o.
From present indication. " b. pr.
dicied that th- affair u.H Boz 600, al
TucumcaHs most .lcres-Iul uu ai
undertaking
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-24
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TAIN PHIf.HAENONH' DIIB

The Philharmonic club eIn moot
Monday afternoon With Nr FnUk
Ryhuu as Hu.fes. az Hrr homo 1910
Madison street a. 900. HIIl b. me
asf tleua meeting rf ftr club
asr "a uu affsrdlrrs Uf member
requested
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-24

Nau.a 90 Travelling WenlWhrr
,os have finished reading tts Hlge-
please fHrla If 0at fHe window O..
v..l boz greatly appreciated hy track
men ana other employ Ra0 ue-.
lrlbis fn secure "a paper before e..se
Il Frf. tHis HHrf Hs Thet d on .ls
reading fhe latest uarsraF Thank
700
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-24
CLARENDON FOLK PLEASED
WITH RESULTS At CANYON

NlFrlal ln lNr NfMa
CLARENDON. Texas. April a.
The Clarendon delegation represent
ing the public schools of Clarendon
lr the intcrscholastic contests for On"
district. among seventy Panhandle
schools. have returned home we'll
pleased with their successes. They
speak highly of the courteous treat
mcnt received from the citizens aud
Normal folks al Canyon.
Entries were made by Clarendon
schools In defamation. debate, spell
mp and tennis IN these events the
PUPILS were either wholly or partly
successful with exception ot the spell
Wg contest 300 which junior spcllcr
lost out amid The maze OF senior
spelling
Miss Mabel Richards won first
place in Tine senior girls defamation
contest
Thomas Couuulb won first place
n the boys defamation contest.
these two giving Clarendon hlll OF
these events
M me debate. clarendon team,
represented ht claude For.1ce AMI
Coils Siorliue drew the affirmative
-,dc ot thr question in the finals and
received '0ur to one decision pI the
Judges
This victory gives clarendon Clio"
lowing cup offered winner. 900 debate
fD bp held tho Dumiur Nptr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-24

Buy Edison Mazda Lamps. Don't
bo misl,l by fo-called famous"
lamps with meaningless name
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-24

Who are Your Kodak Fmishcre
AMARILLO Photo Company .H' '
Hulk street Ilt.I'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-24

Don't let disgruutlod dealers not
selling Edison Mazda Lamps shove
unknown brands NJ lamps ou YOU
huy Edison Mazda
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-24

IHn Hoover suction Sweeper q"
i.H guH economically operated
Ift'Iu.
The Washington times., 1917-03-30
REAL ESTATE 1RANsEERs.

Hampton Heights-The Municipal Inn
provement Company to Elizabeth Pal
ings. lot s.. square $40: SO.
Rsndle Highlands United States
Realty Company. Inc, to ]. IT. Adriaans,
trustee. lot q. square 5s35; $40.
SIS Third street northeast-Andrev
Kramer. ct ux. to Margaret Seibert, lot
50. square 754 so. Margaret Seibert
conveys same property to Andrew and
Maggie r. Kramer: $40.
43 r street northwest-JAmes c.
Nevill, trustee. ct al. to Lewis Griffin.
part lot .. square 507: $40.
Oak View-The Newlands Company
to Mary u. Thompson. lot 10. block q:
$40.
Beverly-Robert S. Norman ct al to
Cora l. Norman. lot /. square 6l97; 81.
Bloomingdale-Chap Brown and
Henry II. Bergman. trustees, to Charles
Schsfer and Albert Schulteis. trustees,
lot IS, block II: $500.
University Heights and Peters Mill
Seat-W. Walter Vaughn and Marguer-
ite A Vaughn to Margaret r. Smith.
lots II. 13. and IA. block Is. University
Heights. and lot n. square 29Sl SO.
Margaret Il. Smith conveys same prop
erty to George w. Huguely and w.
Walter Vaughn. trustees SO
The Washington times., 1917-03-30
THELOCAL MARKET
FAIR DEMAND FOR ISSUES
HERE TODAY.
Washington Railway and Elec-
trio company's Fours Head
Bond List With Sale of$5, 900
at 80 1-2-Washington Gas
Sold at IS

There was a fair demand for both
stocks and bonds at today's session Of
the Washington Stock Exchange.
with no marked price change in the
bid and asked figures.
Washington Railway and Electric
Company As headed the bond list
with sales Of 5000 at sOh and $1,000
at sO%. Small 500 s per cent bonds
OF the American Iiraphophone Com
pany were in demand at 1904, in all
$500 worth changing hands at this
figure. A $500 Capital Traction Com
pany 8 sold at 104Ia.
A quotation lot OF Washington Gas
stock sold at 10, ten shares OF Chaplin
Sacks Company stock brought 1856,
and odd lots OF Capital Traction stock.
aggregating fifteen shares, sold at 50
and S2%. After call twenty shares
of Lanston Monotype stock sold at
20, which is the same price at which
a small quantity of the stock sold
yesterday.
Small quantities of Graphophone
rights sold at SS, 81, and s%.
There was no bid for Georgetown
Gas stock. which was bid up yester-
day from 40 to 120 without any offer
The Washington times., 1917-03-30
DEMAND FOR HARBOUR CARS.

have applied Tor
23 Harroun cars per
and National Automobile shows
converted positive contracts
Corporations production
production be- These
automobile merchants
wETMORE AND HUGH QUINN. Of Detroit. known
distribution
m a scale.
j. w. co, Francisco. who last marketed
more motor thana her world
f. Of New York. fer one OF
Seattle Spokane and Portland-n
successful distributors OF
great
THE HOwARD b. CO., Of Overland
Northern New York
T. Of allied with
Inanuf C national reputation
~ Established aggressive
BuXTON-PHHIIPs City, also Chal
ners for that territory
the biggest Ford
dealers nd representative broad minded wertern firm
distributing with another
sTAAcKE BROS of San Antonio years
a distributor.
In Toledo, an alliances throughout Northern Ohio
p BEG"S e. e SeHoIs GoTcS CAR Hinr,.
AoET Aq WORTH; ThHss S9foR
q ProxIdence F0AEIEIS MOTOR CAR CO. I'm.
cENTRa CITY MOTORS CO. syracuse
proud Of their choice
distrbutors
the smallest
ciies his trading center
Harroun contracts already signed imply therefore dealer
than 500 members in the United States
The Washington times., 1917-03-30
WENTWORTH CHANGES HANDS.

Exchange OF the Wentworth apart
ment house, go Twentieth street
northwest. for a 300 acre farm In
Fauquier county. Va. IL announced by
Gardiner a. Dent. Inc, real estate
brokers. The exchange was made for
Henry =. Amos, who owned the apart
ment. and John l.. Mc'irew, owner OF
the farm. The Wentworth. for which
the consideration was $4,000. IL a
new three-story brick building. con-
tanning twelve apartments. and is re-
ported as producing an annual rental
OF S5,T0O. The farm, which was given
as part payment for the apartment,
was valued at $4,000.
The Washington times., 1917-03-30
THE COTTON MARKET
Trading Quiet With 5uIIlsh Under
tone Apparently Developing.

NEW YORK, March 30-The market
was quiet at the opening. with near
month contracts unchanged in price and
December up point and January down
2. After the German chancellor's speech,
Washington now believes that the last
obstacle has been removed. and the way
Is open for a declaration OF war. and.
as a state of war is construed bulsishly
in the cotton market, traders expect a
steady tone to develop.
Liverpool was barely steady at the
opening, with active months to points
on: middlings on points. at HI; sales.
1000 bales, and receipts 5000. including
500 American.
The weather was generally clear over
the cotton area yesterday. and the re-
ports received at the local ureau today
show generally clear weather through
out. with temperatures ranging from q
at Nashville to IS at Galveston.
The Washington times., 1917-03-30
WALL ST. MARKET
EQUIPMENT ISSUES RISE ON
STOCK EXCHANGE.
Tradero Decide Chancellor Won
Rethmann-HoIIweg's Speech
to Reichstag Wipes Out
VAGUE Peace Rumors Of Last
Few Days-BethIehem Steel
Stock Advances.

NEW YORK, March 3o.-Eauip-
ment issues advanced on the stock
exchange, as traders decided the Ger
man chancellor's speech wiped out
vague peace rumors Of the last few
days.
Bethlehem Steel B stock was up
2I1 at I3Th at the start, United
States Steel up * to 115A, Republic
gained l, American Can =, and Cru
chile Il.
Wilson & Co. again led the special
ties list, selling at s3%, new high
record, up "a. Steel ranged from
115k to II5& during the first hour
in which total sales amounted to 234,-
600 shares.
Today's Quotations
Quotations today up to 1:3o O'Clock
were as follows:
The Washington times., 1917-03-30
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

BALTIMORE, March 30.-Wheat-
quiet and steady. March, april, and
spot No. red, s2.14h nominal: No.
western spot. S21e nomiual. Receipts,
G7.2TO bushels; exports, 2s1,7l4 bush
els.
Corn-quiet and steady. March,
April, and spot, mixed. $1.2I& nom
inaI; No. , yellow, SIPS; cob corn, 80
per barrel. Receipts, 154,099 bushels;
exports, 191 .261 bushels.
Oats = Steady. Standard white,
T3hc.; No. white. T3c. Receipts,
4, ,4T3 bushels No exports.
Rye-Firm and quiet. No. West
ern, export. S1.75. Receipts, 2S.S1S
bushels. No exports.
Hay-Steady. No l timothy, $3.50;
No. l clover. mixed, S16.5OQ1I. Re
ceipts, 1872 tons.
The Washington times., 1917-03-30
TODAYS SALES.

Capital Traction SIS, S5OO@lO4ls.
Washington Railway and Electric
As, $1,000 "a s05a, $1,000 GsO1A, 1.0OOM
sOIs. S1,OOOG SOIs, $1,OOOg so u, $1,000
qsO%.
American Graphophone SIS, S1O0M
1OOa, 5000 1904, S10O6u 1904, $1,000
1OOII, S1OOd1OOh. SIOO@1O01a $1,000
1OOH, s1OOd1OQI5.
Capital Traction. 1O@s3, 3ds3, "a
s2&.
Washington Gas, 25GT5.
Chaplin Sacks, 10d156.
American Grophophone rights, 1O@
SIS. 15Gsh.
After call:
American Graphophone rights, 1@
81.
Lanston, 20GT0.
The Washington times., 1917-03-30
PRICE OF SHARES.

w. will deliver HARBOUR MOTORS
share. In the form Of ad-luterim certifrates
redeemable In siN months issued by The
Equitable Trust Company Of New York.
This proves n safeguard against unfair mar
ket manipulation.
We do not guarantee the price OF kNp
per share when the final piece Of marhin-
cry l. set, which will probably be = few days
after this adv ertisement appears In the pa
per. the price Of HARBOUR shares VIII 'sd-
vance. - -
We believe this will BE- your LAST or
PORTUSITE to purchase HARBOUR shares
nj $500 per share. and regardless OF all
other automobile stocks that you may own
or contemplate purchasing, we ADVISE the
PIT RCHASE Of as much HARROUN stock ~
YOU can possibly afford to carry.
simply MI out the coupon below for the
number Of shares You want and mail u with
ycUr remittance nv check. draft money
order " YOU send currency be sure and
reVISfer the letter.
The Washington times., 1917-03-30
PRODUCTIONS!

The manufacture Of HARBOUR cars has
already begun. Virtually all Of these manu-
facturers are now at work thei- contracts
with the HARBOUR MOTORS CORPORA
AINswoRTH MFG. Co.-wIndshIelds
AMERICAN FORGING & SOCKET CO.
ForginEs.
ASBESTOS & RURRER WORKS oF AMER
IGA-E1utCh FacingS.
ALTO WHEEL 90. Wheels.
BOSCH MAGNETIC CO.-Msgn"toS.
BRIGGS MFG. Co.-PaintinE and Trimming
CLIMAX MOTOR DEVICES co--S;asnetO
CG-TTfNG. ARMSTRONG & sNITH PROD
T'CTS TO.--Stecriuz Gears.
DETROIT FOUNDRY Cr.-Cylinder east
DETROIT GREY IRON FoUNDRY-Cast-
DETROIT PRESSED STEEL Co--Frame',
DETROIT STEEL PRoDrcTs co, springs.
FIRESToNE TIRE & Rt'RRER CO. Rims.
shafts and Caushstts.
MECHANICs MACHINE Co.-Transmis-
miGmIG,N ELECTRIC WELDING Co
MicH1GHN STAMPING Co-streI Stamp
ingS
J. ". MURRAY MFG. Co.--Fenders. Hoods
and Dust shields
NEW DEP ,RTI,RE MFG; G"--R~arinEs
NEW HAVEN IRON WORKS c stlngs
OLDRERG MFG. rO.--MufnerS
PLYMOUTH MOTOR CASTINGS CO.-''yl-
inder Heads and Miscellaneous CastinE.
RADIATOR & SHEET METAL WORKS
Radiators.
SUT'LER AXLE CO.--Front AxlcS
SOUTH SIDE MALLEABLE CASTINGS 20.
sPACKE MACHINE TOOL Co.-Rear
NNles.
STEWART WARMER sPEEDOMETER
sTR0MBERG MOTOR DEVICES Cp.-Car-
TIMKEN ROLLER HEARING Co.-Besr-
ings. -
TRANSI-F & WILLIAMS STEEL FORGING
rDRP.--11utrh parts.
TROY MFG. rO.-Rodiss.
WILLARD STORAGE BATTERY CO.-Bat-
tories.
Tho above manufacturers' contracts call
for delivery the last. Of March, and the as
| scmbIInE Of these cars viii start on the reg
ular production schedule in April.
The company expects to trrn out not less
than 500 ears the hrst month, and 1000 or
more each month thereafter. This makes
HARRDI'N MOTORS an assured fact. risks
taken hy early investors ar" eliminated hv
those who arc fortunate enough 20 get In at
] the present Low price Of 800 per share.
The Washington times., 1917-03-30
PLANT.

The plant Of the HARRoUN MOTORS
CORPORATION viii be finished In March.
according to the statement OF the Smith
Construction Company. contractors. We
quote from their statement made before an
Invsstigating committee in the State OF
Michigan. follows
CHARLES A. BRAY, Secretary 4. ]. smith
CcnstructIou Co.-"The new Harroun plant
T. the most modern that has ever been put
m for automobile construction. There won't
he any plant In eNi-t ence that will have more
fa~iIItI-- for efficient manufacturing"
This speaks volumes for the Officers and
Directors OF the Company. because II Is
virtual admission that the designer for the
HARBOUR PLANT has taken advantage Of
all previous good points in other large auto
mobile factories and the same time has
improved on all previous plans
The Washington times., 1917-03-30
INVEST ON SIGHT!

with risk eliminated and production hay-
ing started, we advise yOu to get on the train
and 20 to Detroit and this most wonder
full of all automobile plants, which ts being
finished for the HARBOUR MOTORS cox
PORATIOH. ard o. which sb bills have bern
promptly met As they became due from the
contractor. The same applies to machinery.
In fact the March audit Of their books by
try shows practically debts, with assets In
excess Of $500 900.
4 small block Of stock will be sold to fur
nIsh the LIQUID capital for handling the cars,
and when that has been raised no stock will
be Offered for sale.
The Washington times., 1917-03-30
PROFITS.

Twelve automobile companies. not ineiud-
ing the Ford, reported earnings for the year
OF over $4,000 900. We believe We can
truthfulIy say that not one Of these sutomo-
bile companies started production with =
plant that equals the HARBOUR plant NJ
wayne Michigan, which Il eleven miles out
Of Detroft-Junetion Of the New York Cen-
traIs Main Line and the Pere Marquette
Railroad
We believe Il Is equally true that not one
Of these companies started production with
S5es Of their output for year. sold In ao-
over the names Of those dealers carefully
They are mon Of financial responsibility In
their respective communities, and We believe
give you Information regarding the mechnni-
cal construction Of the HARBOUR car,
which Is deemed to be far superior to all
other cars Of its class-
The Washington times., 1917-03-30
TO COMPETE WITH FORD.

LONDON. March 3O.--Automabile
manufacturers, authorized by the
minister OF munitions. are getting to
gether on q project to compete with
Henry Ford's big new plant to be
built at Cork. The Cork plant Is ex-
pected to turn out $4,000 machines
tractors, trucks, and pleasure We
hiclea q year.
The Washington times., 1917-03-30
YOUR INVESTMENT
SAFEGUARDED.

TnusuaI safeguards have been thrown
ahout your Investment in this security.
All holdings of RAY HARROtN and his
ASSOCIATES have been placed in escrow with
the Treasurer Of the state OF MichigHn. To
rrmaIn until the success Of the enterprise has
been firmly established by a dividend OF a
I-a.t S60O OOO or to be used " needed as a
source Of other benefit for the company.
This safeguard applies with equal forre TO
every share Of hARHo'N s'"ck "reao'
sold. -,
I,srs ~ the company MUST MAKE MONEY
EnR TOI AND EVERY OTHER STOCK
The Washington times., 1917-03-30
Big Diyidendsi


When II AR r o U y
MOTORS shares were first
offered to the public at
s.. % per share by our nrni
dividends were prospective.
In our judgment today they
are ASSURED for the fol-
lowing reasons
Harroun Motor Corpora
tion has signed contracts
with distributors. already
closed. totailing a percent
age Of s7.0s Of our prOduc-
rion. now under contract
for the next Ave years.
Whether We build 500
cars or 80. 900 cars. and We
have shipping specifications
on hand at this time for
shipments this year a total
Of Is. .SST automobiles.
REAR in mind this stock
Is selling for SOC OF Its par
value with a future OF this
kind before IL. and the fu-
ture Is assured by reason Of
the dealers having pur-
chased Il. .537 ears and paid
a deposit on same.
The Washington times., 1917-03-30
MACHINERY.

Most Of the machinery has been delivered,
and all Of same. in all probability. will be
set and ready for operation before this adj
yertIsement goes to press.
The Washington times., 1917-03-30
OPINIONS.

The following opinions were given in the testimony be-
fore Blue Sky Commission of Mhgan and they speak
for themselves.
Vice-P Armstrong a Snih
We
the Harroun motor 100000 Of them
distributor the w"rd
nyop he superior under 'l"""
Thor" Is an
Harroun than IN
on 10 selling should Z" fs"o
champion; tnink inc
is Ughtest chassis a.
manua"t red
splace special racing motors
J.. automohile engne'rnS
IT has been
that the development would h" along
fourcy concerned
10 Of that hHN" sH'h
Engineer Bosch M,sne," CO i
powerful ron"nl
much cheap"
q
Rae Official: MIR Ha"un took
] NJ the
the tim" my
would ike 1" nave an du'o-
mob
Editor Motor Nge
Motor the ronmer,lal
he had with combined II with MS
sndb bough he has learned
Into
not
detail has bPens studI ed o
VOLUNTARY oh lis that
Inves
IL he anord drive Tor "ia'S eo"
omysa comfort
The Washington times., 1917-03-30
STOCKHOLDERS.

There are over 1000 stockholders In the
H.RROTN MOTORS CORPORATION. This
/. n Ealing force In Itself. JOIN THIS
LARGE FAMILY Of HARBOUR stockhold-
crS and you will be In on the hrst DIVIDENDS
paid.
The Washington times., 1917-03-30
FORTUNES.

You have all read Of how
a lady invested IN q prom
ineut automobile company
in Detroit and made a for
tune from a 500 invest
menL You have also all
read OF the clerk In the
Downey House. who put In
a single thousand In REQ
stock. and today his for
tune is s119.O Oo0
We have told you how
twelve concerns made last
year In excess OF so. .00o.- =
O0O. Now We believe II
when We say not one Of
these concerns ever present.
ed the opportunity to any
investor that HARBOUR
MOTORS presents today.
HARBOUR shares at
So per share are q POS
TIVE BARGAIN II you
have money to invest. and
the automobile business has
made more nnillionaires
than any other single busi-
ness. excepting the steel in
dustry. and Il is more than
likely they have equalled
that
The Washington times., 1917-03-30
FINANCIAL
a GREAT MONEY MAKING OPPORTUNl
IN THE AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY

Of
offered the PUBIC ne
wbicb hasin 10 $500 share
Judgment HARBOUR MOTORS CORPORATION Shares are
original starting price of $500 per snare
The Washington times., 1917-03-30
The BOND MARkEI,

Prices furnished By W. B. Hibbs q Co
nembers Of Nsw York Stock Exchange.
The Washington times., 1917-03-30

Quotations today up to 1:So o'clocl
were as follows: