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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-08-02

but IL deses resalEe sssars sssfsssslera.
/ zion ita selest{rag ogae 81 that II nsay
give adequate service aasi sasisfae
tsor at the lowess possible Goat af
maintainanre and operation.
From all indications men who
have been running expensive cars
have decided 10 drive smaller end
less wastafni anes. They are fnd-
lng that some cars of the lesSs expers-
sive type serve them jaAt as we'll ia
every practical sense.
Our sales and prospect lists show
large number interested in Itorts
who have in the past paid double tbs
price ard could weil afford 10 go on
80 doing from a strictly peeuniasy
STANDPOINT s'fhey have measured
values on the basis OF fair returas
on the in, estment.
This changed attitude is rot be-
cause of any far of hard times.
With the enormous war expenditures
To be made. this country viii soon
be revelling in an unprecedented
wave Of prosperity. and when
Americans have il they spend it.
"Gwendolyn bort registered her
one hundred thousandth mile lass
week and thorough physical ex-
animation proved her to be in prime
readiness for a strenuous old age.
True she at times 'breathes" little
hard and there is a squeak or two
from her duties, but there is moth
ing vital the matter with her.
'Gwendolyn." be it known, is
service car for the bort dealer in
Detroit and is known TO hundreds Of
Dort owners it that city Some of
the garage men who handle her say
she's good for fifty thousand miles
more.
There is a lesson in "Gwend-
olyn's" remarkable career that car
owners might ponder. The secret
of her vigorous and useful old age
is watchful attent oa. The's washed
and fabricated when she ought to
be. inspected frequently. given a
drink the moment she needs it, and
lot urged to do the MECHANICALLY
impossible.
There would be little complaint
from private owners ii they would
give their cars similar attention.
It's remarkable how many people
there are who think that really
complex and delicate machine like
a motor car. can be safelyneQlected.
and it's still more remarkable how
many neglected ones operate as
well as they do. Dealers are con-
stantly giving service to owners
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-08-02
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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-08-02
Land far IL

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Dollar Faru. u Eastersssa So. MISS.
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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-08-02
Naxious Weed Notice

State Of South Dakota
County Of Turner
ln accordance with aa aca to pyo
sitte far the siistrslction ot Npxious
Weeds, tnp are hereby notified to
destroy ail weeds 10 S~an Lake
township. between the 18th day Of
July. 1917. and the 10th day If
August 1917. upon all Highs ays
ahutting up to any lands owned ar
occupied BY you, or same will be
done and costs taxed against sou.
By Order OF Supervisors.
SWAN LAKE TOWNSHIP.
Attest; H T. S0RENSoN.
Tpan Clerk.
Dated Jaly Is. 1917.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-08-02
KODAK FINISHING

Rolls developed any size i0c
frtnts ON Felos PEPPER &c to Sc
2a hour service expert work
Send us negative for free sample
print.
Christensen & Uempster Co.
Sioux Falls. s. ID.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-01
T.. BEE GUTHREN.

T. Rec Guthroy. commissioner OF
highways OF the Ozark Trails aud rep
resenting the Tulsa Chamber of Com
merce. with headquarters at Tulsa.
when seen by News reporter here
with reference TO his opinions on the
Ozark Trails convention just closed
here. as well as what % means for
Amarillo. gave out the following In
teryiew
Il am leaving Amarillo early Sat
urday morning for my home IN Tulsa
to once more take mp tho duties OF
the highway department of our
Chamber OF Commerce and before
go It gives me great pleasure 10 eX-
press 10 the citizenship Of Amarillo
my high appreciation of the manner
in which they have handled this great
convention. For five years have been
an active member of the Ozark Trails
association and have attended practi-
Cally all of their conventions during
that time. and IL must be- said for
Amarillo that she has taken place
second 10 none Tor Hospitality. eff
flfufN VI hllhukFalfNA NAAA iNf 'AN' n
like precision with which She has
handled the crowd
Iauds Work uf Num-.
"Of course ] have not met and he
come personally acquainted with ajI
OF your committeeman Put | have
been closely in touch with your chair
man, Lindsey Num-, and ! believe
am voicinr the sentiment of every
delegate and visitor when say thai
he is in a class by himself in worl
OF this character and that he has wor
homo In the hearts OF us all during
our stay in Amarillo
Let me also leave with Won thi
thought. this convention could moi
have been The grea; success that YOU
have witnessed. had II not been tot
the wide publicity and untiring atten
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-01

Continued from page ID
here and regret that The convention
cannot continue through the summer
Everything has been done finely The
merchants eycrtcd every effort 10
make Il a success Tho delegations
which have attended this convention
have turned loose not less than $3.50
600 Tor Amsrillo's benefit ] conf
IDENTIFY believe that every Dau BOO
Amarillo has got his share OF this
amount
This is the hest convention that
we llenryetta people have ever at
tended II was most important for
the reason that n was an olimina-
tion contest which brought the great
est crowds 70 this city In my opin-
ion this will be the greatest conven-
tion ever held on the ozark Trail
and Amarillo has that honor Tho
convention was the greatest advcr-
tisement that Amarillo has ever had
and the good results will be constant
and continuous And YOU will here.
after get constant benefit from the
tourist travel. which will pass through
your borders"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-01
49, -II.nrInnI InIrnn

Isr| E.Ir.Igr sf. editor u. fH0
Tulsa World. "a btI. IaI.t vol. u''
arH ono u. mo history mafeI. HI
mo great industrial .'r TULSA
riarl1 chat nothing '.. good could
b, laid 0. Amarillo aHl boz people
~. Rss agreeahs urlr wI'H OIL.
Cd .h0rafH entertainment .rrl.i and
vifh 10 Ness such "a H.'rop0 i'Hn
t'.fr &c. estIr.ifrI fH"f Amr 4"
had b,neutfrd NOT Ie.s 'UaH 5000 900
hy reason 0f fbs convention anil +.
was above hIs sense. PHI. .Eir tu r..
Inmate vhsf aoHlI accrue Dol tho Hay
of advertising Cor flr .F .ul ODD.
Panhandle country Ila promised
Ia raHHfH st.HeI.f IhH .ppuf'HH o..
lI..aU|a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-01

shall always remember.
At the Oklahoma CITY Convention
was supporter OF Amarillo and
shall always stand boy The town ]
want 10 say that believe the convcu-
ton will be- the hest advertiser ui
the city that has eytr employed The
people got lasting impression OF
your city. which wall grow and grow
You will lind th1i ail the money 'ou
have nut into tHls convention cd.
rluscmcui will return 90 you se
bread cast upon tine waters. with ih'
exception that there viii Doc "Un
bread Go return than YOU frsl rh'
uluu the water
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-01
CNuPBIII. ULNHNrTIN,
OKLA

r y Campbell prominent citizen
of Ileuy,u okla. and o. delegate
90 the Ozark convention declared To-
fhr News reporter
"uonryott1 thanks YOU for your
Blind entertainment and N" shall u"'-
nr forget you This convention means
greater Amarillo Thousand. VlIl
want ip VISIT ,ou He.in nu their HaN
in thc rroH pHrHir Coast You have
au rrtcrnrs.uc pDppIr and ihai was
fine tDr' cI'y and ynu dHu1 gain
from thi. convention you can't lose
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-01

Joseph ldrgrf'. prominent hu-l-
moss man oI Ue1ryrI's OKLA suf q
stirring actor iu fho convention pro.
reodinr had Tho following f0 Soy ~
fhe hospitality 90. Amarillo and mo
convention
"NH certainly SAINT '1 expires. our
appreciation fnrHuEh yf-r paper -
.Hr uu.tInfrI rf..'H made hf trur
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-01
TEXAS METHOnl-TS VIII
CELEBRATE tENIINNIAl

DALLAS. Texas. june go Plans
Tor the celebration oI the centennial
of Texas Msthodi-m ty the Mr'uu-
dist Churchrs 0i Dallas have been
made. July vas designated a. the
date for the celebration.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-01

o.. g. m. leading usiuo. man
90. Uuvetf' auI O. leading delegate
fY OBJ. convention said Co q Nows
reporter.
10 was treat which sou gave
Tho th1gaud. which attended this
great convention We have 400 thor
olghly enjoyed fte occasion. fuc COM
veution and the hospitality of YOU
.fr' people Aur have entertained
more people than your own popula-
- fu1 diI f remarkably yell OF
.H1f D. viii boz ono %. fhr greatest
advert entente that Amarillo oyer
bad Tho und spent for 'hs tent
r.fv vII como back 'o every man who
contributed f1urf1li
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-01
T.. NnENNErr. MISSOURI EDITOR

i. A. Bennett. editor of The Re
fleX. Buffalo. No. and one of the
leading lights al the Ozark Trail CON
vention. In speaking Of what the con
yoniion means for Amarillo. had the
following 10 say:
Outside of the immediate patron
axe which the people attending this
convention have left with you, as well
as the kindly feelings, the advertise
mcnt OF the advantages OF your city
and country will not stop for years
and Amarillo will reap a golden har-
vest of dollars through constantly in
croasing tourist trade
Docs Much For Town.
lone cannot conceive what great
things large convention like this
does for town The work accom-
pishod is like leavcn which a woman
nut in the flour and the constantly
increasing size was rejected in the
little al the start Amarillo has ten
dered MS a good time which We can
never forget The genial hospitality
OF the people coupled with your Fine
IIIillhI't 'h''ii'U' lNtlN dllN 'iN'I INV
conditions means that q great many
OF ms in time viii come 90 your land
I look fo rthc biggest lot of travel
through your CITY. which will leave
lots of money and bring you citizens.
Therefore. ! figure that 81 Amarillo
should lose 100000 by reason of this
convention. she will gather this back
advertising which she has gotten and
by the tourists and travellers VIII,
viii pass through her coniuos
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-01
~, Ciycn PnhIIcItN.

1.-THE Ozark Trail convention means
that Amarillo has been given great
amount of publicity. which will vi
tally assist In its rapid development
industrially and holp Co develop The
Panhandle Every dollar put in the
way OF entertainment for these peo-
nlo who visited YOU has been returned
'our fold and from now on dollars
will come 10 YOU that would other
wise not have been directed this way
u was the biggest good roads conyen-
ton ever held In this section and
every man, woman and child In ANA
rillo has benefited and will coniinu-
ally be- benefited This convention
will 60 down IN history as country
builder of which amarillo has had
HE greatest share
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-01

tion given Il so generously In the
columns OF the Amarillo Daily News
In saying this / speak from the
knowledge OF one who has been a
daily reader OF the News which comes
90 my desk every morning in the
Chamber of Commerce at Tulsa and
whether your local people fully ap-
prociate this fact or not. it won't hurt
for them TO know what MS visitors
from the outside think on the sub.
iect
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-01
&C. sMNII. MEII.INGrnN

&. &. SNlII. WELLINGTON
G.. e.. small vice president Of the
ozark Trail Association of Texas and
q leading legal light of the panhnu-
llc country As well as one of the
most fluent speakers that appeared
On the platform during the great con
ycution. had the following words ~
praise TO speak of Amarillo, hosp
TALLY and of the wonderful benefits
which will accrue 90 the civ.
II hay, lived in the Panhandle
since 1891 and have seen Amarillo
grow from nothing 10 the great city
that she now Is and firmly believe
that the Amarillo convention of tho
O7'rk Trails Association is The great
est advertisement the city has ever
had II was well managed, allowing
i's citizenship tu display Cos unmatch
'hlo hospitaliiy and kindness Tor The
strangers 90 her door
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-01
Great Results.

"Tho results have been far beyond
.hc expectation OF every one II
brought 10 Amarillo vast crowds Of
armors. stoCkmcn, manufacturers,
permitting them Tor the first time
90 500 Amarillo and the surrounding
country The benefits of this conycu-
zion 60 Amarillo not to speak OF the
benefits which accrued to the guests,
cannot Doe oycrc-timatnd Amarillo Gee.
quilted herself Co 'ho guests. can
not bc oycrOstimatc1 Amarillo &C.
Quilted herself rloudId'r and he
will lind from ruN .n ihff boo viii
rc1p lasting benefit. which are yet
latent Everyone WITH Rhim ] hayo
talked considered Amarillo tu boz tho
90, crowds The convention could not
onifour OF hospitality and regard Tor
IIyr boon handled better by any city
anywhere Boo fhr south our bai frc
or 200 Won people and 500 hop" some
day that vr may Ho enabled 20 ro-
uu hDr, and .'. your hruaII from
900. convention
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-01
CITY WILL BENEFIT
BY TRAIL Convention

CONTINUED from page -
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-30
Woopirfer O%ruffenifab.

Ybilabelpbia, Hu., ben 25oe Nop.
Ser CT ingenting iaa gait, at Oct life
err goot for noget. Selu De enormt
iorGeieoe Stotter piicr Jig at "pore
gobt for noget", ioet De oct ell i
bette SiliGloe iige be fo~rbobleoe ri.
after paa Spirituoia - bar pirfet
Getning al / betpbelig 8rao at moo
pirfe Irifferiet. Sette er ialfalo StI-
iGlbet BERT Ibilaoelpbia.
Saaleocs piier Ell al Eolitioeparte-
mentet ubarbeioet itatiitiif SabeI, at
Der / Mligllit 1916 blep arrelteret 3.
925 8erioner for Sruffenifab moo
2,215 / guguit 1917, Ell Hebgang al
10. 5 September 1916 foretoges
3,34O Irreitatipner MOB 2,749 iaar,
% / Sftober 1916 3,60S moo 2OOO
/ Oftcber iaar, Ell gteOgang al 1,6OS.
Icttc piier, beoer bet / Tolitirap-
porten, at Grifferiet, eaer ialialo
Sploerict, err / Ncogong. Gette glG-
beige Iciultat fan ifpIoe$ forlfieIli9e
Iariager. Get fou mlligens lfplbes
set Saftum, at Solf bar begpnot al
ttoic, at De, peb at afboloc Jig ira
Grif, cler pco ialfalo at begrGnle
9tpoelicn al beruienoe Griffe, optpl'
Der en- patriotiif Yligt, at DC bcrpe>
poa lin IiS are ooing their Bit. -
Sterrc er imiolertio Sanbipnligbc'
Den for, at Oct ialfalb / itor uoItrGf'
nina ifpIbes oen SmitGi,oigbeo, at 81
cnormlt ~iprbeieoe Yriicr ranlmer Den
poo oeres iaorbareite Hunft = Sen
%gepungen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-30
Opertaselie at
1ernbanerne.

Sra 8aibinston meloes ben 27be
os., at set MI ipnes, iom ON &egie-
ringen bill bli nebt til at opertase
Sriften al aGe De. sitlige Sernbaner.
Sette bill, beber oct, nunogaaeli9
bIi SilfeIoet, ifalo bet ifuloe piie Jig,
at oct foreitaaenoe "Hoolins". Spitem
life fan eiennemfsres.
Sfalb &eg~ieringen Ter Jig nsot til
at opertage Sriften bill oct fanife bli
nsbpenoig for &ongresien at pebtage
en- ipeciel Sop berom, itient Ser inben
&egierineen er oen alminbelige Wte-
ming, at Yr9iioenten llnOer Be critic
renoe Sorboloe bar tilItrGtfelig
Wpnbigbeo til at ta9e ct iaaount
Sfriot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-30

lit 35te Iar. San burbe alorig bare
forlaot fin 29it. =
90 for bisie faa bebrppeIige llnb-
tagelies. Sfplb bill mon
raffe neo paa belle oct frantic Solf!
bpao benne Hation bar no.
rettet MI | tire og ct balpt Iar! 2abe
"Sfanoalerne" faite enoog blot ct
St9nf al Sfpgse oper Selterne fra
Marne og gpres, fra Seroun % G6e-
min oes Games?
Nei, - alorig!
Sreis SretSIanb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-30
Piempenot fra Sronten.

Get Selitdb al amcrifauifc Son.
orcsmGub. iom bar bcieGt sc frantic
% brittle Sinicr poa Tc~itirorten or
ocu 26oe oa. / bel @ebolo anfomuc
ill en- amcrifonif Sam pao s~ltIantcr.
~bapSfpltcu.
H~ciieisl9ct bcitoo al IcprGientan-
tcrnc Siu. Miller % Sobnion ira
Statcn @aibinaton, Simberlafe %
Saplor ira Colorado. Stepbcus ira
Tcbraifa. @oobwin ira YrfaniaS %
DC ibp. Icprrientantcr Stout ira
Montana % Sicfs ira New gorf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-30
De FORTE Juletroer.

Chicago ben 23oe Hop. Sfibet
"Wtinnie Wtteler" or ioug anfommet
til Chicago laitet meb SllletrGer %
Sulegrent. Sfibet isres al Sap
tein" Warsaret Scbernemann, ionl
er gnfe eiter aaptein Sernlan ScberI-
remanr, iom f%orliite nleo lit Sfib for
fem @ar iiben paa Geiie til Chicago
meb en- 2aoning Sllletr9er.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-30
uru fortr Iliuion.


omerifuuifc aommisiGrcr % GnN,
LAMBS aril2 2cocre / Sproon lrcm.
hulot Stotamiuiitcr SlopO George
@ctu0uinQcn al Of Nmcrifa ira MI
of ocItor / ariacu mcb itsrlt milIl
Strait. RuSIouo3 WoGtcSleabcO 90
sc iiOitc gtcocrInQ / Stallcn Aler Oct,
ia ban, cn0nu mere ~neouCnNil emo
isr, al &c NorCncbc Stotcr lcllocr 'od
itorc Strio2frpitcr Iom mlll1, opcr
Nnpct ion burtiA lon ml!ig, oG III
ieicoc: Set or mig oucrn1oooc
mngtponliN0cnOc al uioc, hoor mart
Sen ierItc MiIion piI pTrc / 6ron
friQc."
Gcttc Msoc bIcu bolNt SirHoog Den
2O0c HoucmbCr. Get par od be
ficnot at Guitcrnc boloi pnn al Unite
itorc Srio2frpitcr ira Elt'ronten III
Geitirontcn. Nicn Hu9lono@ otIltl'
ellie GrfITrinQ onL al oct hnpoc be
i~llttct al trrffc iiQ no Al Arl9cn %
lutte SGrircN mcN Gcutrolmoatcr.
nc, par cuNmu life orIcntllQNlort.
NpiS 9louO @cor0e bopbc bopt Mnnn'
fob ON ocnuc me Ncnoln9 | Nht@a
Ionb, piloc bans 9IppcI I'll Inlcritn
lltriliomt pUrct cnbnu truItiNcrc, emo
Sen bar. III Hualono trGtfcr fig no
al ari0cn Tor go0t or e%icn'unllQ Ell
mcact mere olporlia Sag enN bets
miolcrtibilc 8oriolb, boilfct MAJ,
houbcoc uilbe bli iul9t al NcorNani'o.
tiou % en- troitiQcre GcltoGcIic / Scr
iGlc9 arig.
SIouo @eorgc tolte life olcne II
aoniercnecnS MeoIemmer, men ii
ollc ouierehc 2anbc, til berca Nc1ic
ringer iom ocrcS Golf. Npoo hal
hau0c iur Eic par at brin0c Dem It
az iorituo % ielc belle %TQtcn AZ Der
tunQc SpNopc iom Sc bar ior Jig, c1
ban oioroc bette mch lin pnlIIGl
Strait. Sans Gale nil iporc Dem II
nnc Nnitruuaclicr. Sort Sano"ltnrC
"a octa lprlticliHc Wrcnc Qler olt D,
fan: men Sc nil iUttc cn0mi mere
@rc5 pao, ON oCt pno noQtn MonoC
lar iia QierC. Vi, Solicit fan Nlorl
mere, cuO nj hor Qiort, oN ~ ber III
uu6Io6c al Qjrrc set. vi hor inNcr
belcrc Iliut moo &ouoct / hiaic 4
ser. Nppcllcn cr rCttct Nlrcttc III Ell
hucr al o&; % nj Dor 'elQc Holoc
mco al ncu Strait nj ciCr. Vi ION oil,
Qiorc mere, ems nj bar liort Som
nc tuu urbcioc mere iommc ton ouI,
mere Wtuo. Sommc fou noic lil me-
IiOt minorc Gorticncitc; nUitcn oil
fuu mare mere al NtoN % amor.
reSucnoioc (luN. %lc Oi@'c cntcltu
@citrUbcIicr al hcIc GoIfct poa Nrn
hrcoc NGlioncr iorcuct 'omorTNtll
NlrbelOc irr SouNct. uoNjcr Cn pUI
Sen MaQt, Tom nil iltrC cnhcllN ScIr
SAB cnhucr al oa ifrioc til &crtrt
hpuo port &jrtc enc ton rUrc, mco q
Sen Gro o0 al Sen Strrtc nj clcr, q.
cuhpcr Al o nil irIC ~ uioc, .
SCirCn CT MS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-30

riicr, at Srnnfrig pil gjere Dor
bring pao elias % S%otbringcn og
belle De ifo9fipOte Ste9ioner Tc't
Tor Mhinen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-30
Noroiifc llvheorr.

@ombcbcnOc bier jOnQ opntt til ing
Wnoreocra TGnQicI ior Spioncri
Gommcu cr Al Stot2ohpototcrL
Tom iiuocr Sen oIt'or milo, bl,uct
moontet Tor Neicitcrct.
SGnfcoc nUrifc Sfibc.
S%riitiaria ocn 26oc Nop.: CH
norifc Observation-Disclosures be.
tjenotgier, at Sen norifo Camper
"aroisionO", 1,707 Gon, or iCn.
fet al lpifcrnc % al Hrhcnit0r,
maub % IA Mouo al @ciUmiUQcl
cmfom. Cen noritc CAMPER "&ic.
toria" or ogioa tabt.
Spru ium Sriefrait.
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ocnoelicn al @aS uouifIct al Soru
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-30
Deroensfrioen
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oe Ianm II.
On init Hnpport al 2Soc Non.
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@riteruc bar prcsict Ioa baorot
poa ll0uucr Soften.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-30

ENrTGKp A. srCoNp CLASS NATTER JuSE lbTi 1908 AT
ruE rosr oFv1cr At pEcoGAi, Iowa, uNDER TaE ACT
OF Co~cRyss or MARCUS. 1891.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-30

SrGmesr &c en- Sgmaiflne? "Sus.
vernen" CT lan goo Icm nosen ouoen
Sumulfine I'll ben bobbelte Frls.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-28
THE GOOD POINTS OF PREMIER:
AN ALUMINIUM MOTOR

Premiers motor is aluminium. Premier sells for 81 9S5 to-
day. The aluminium motor is no longer an experimental
has proven its superiority in grueng aviation service
the bateeld of Europe In premier at ST. 85 you get just
good motor you could get in the five and seven chou
sand dollar European aluminium And don't forget
this prce$9S5 And only three days to take advantage
of this exceptional low price.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-28
ONE CAR A WEEK IN VERMONT

will interest you to know that Premier has been selling
Vermont at the rate of week. during the
ten weeks. Nothing seems to interfere with Premier
sales If other people keen about this car it is
ainy very good reason for you to be looking into it. We
ready to demonstrate Premier to you today. Drop in
phone for appointment.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-28
THE NEW PUsH-BUTTON GEAR SHIFT

Premier is the only in the world regularly equipped
with the wonderful Gil magnetic gear shift The advan
tagcs of this gear shift obvious that argument is
necessary Premers push-buton gear shift makes it the
most easily handled in traffic gives you new fasci
mating control Incidentally it makes Premier the only
womans gas in existence Motor car engineers every
where assuming that all good motor cars ultimately
will adopt this improvement. Meanwhile you can get
CHI gear shift only in Premier And again we call your
tenton to the fact that Premier sells at 1885, Think what
advantage it gives Premier over even four thousand
dollar cars
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-28
AN ENTIRELY NEW REDISTRIBUTION
OF WEIGHT

Premiers aluminium motor takes one-eghth of ton off
the front end Of The and this $50 pounds saved has been
resrbuted in the back Of the chassis where weight and
added strength needed AS result Premier per-
ioc balanced that you scarcely make it skid and road
swerve in Premier the highest speed unknown.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-28
TURNS N A 39-FOOT CIRCLE

Due to the popularity of Premers frame construction
and to other features Of the chassis which will explain
you the Premier turns IN 39-foo circle If you will
measure the diameter of the space required for your pres
ent in you viii instantly grasp the tremendous
advantage of this Premier feature