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CHAItLOTTP DAILY OBSERVER, KOYE2IBER 1, 1C 3. if? SundSsivicSs .-; PRESBTTEBXAN. .;. ? V : First The pastor, Rev. Dr. W.' M. JUncaid. will preach In ths morning it 11 nn UTha IHin. WaUuHl Of 8SV- ' - - - - .... .. p. . . . . UIUCUJIBU ir.g the World;" an la the evnln Offertory The lord Is Risen".. Bultlvaa FosUude-MiJarcti;. ..- ..Guilmant morninq wobuhip. ;," Prelude Prayer., i. iwi . t..Qu0mant Anthem "Blag Praises Oat the lord" - ..Crulckghack t t en To Whoav Shall we uoi; men's pryer meeting at ;4$;i8an day school at l.SO; ail cordially la; vltPd to these services Second Presbyterian, - Mcimwiu, paur. 11 a. nv, preach ing by castor: 1:10 P. unuay hnsil- a n m ' tifwachinC by Dtor 8 p. m. Wednesday, prayer meeting and report of meeting ol Bynoa. tit.: Paul Rev Charles E. Raynal. pastor. :. Preaching at IX and s:ll by the pastor; men's prayer meeting lfi:U: Stands sohool at S;IA: Pray er mnotlnr Wednesday . evening . at E: IS: all are welcome. Tenth Avenue Bev. A R. ' 8hew, pastor, ;reschlng at 11 and T:0 y ' aha neator; Sunday school at 1:10; prayer meeting Wednesday evening at a ; all are welcome.;. Wsstnelnster Rev. T. D. Jones, pastor. Communion at 11; preaching at T:I0; Sunday school at 1:10; public cordially Invited to all services. , METHODIST. ' Trvon Street Preaching by the pastor. Rev. H. K. Boyer. at 11 and by Rey. Harold Turner at 7:10. Pray er meeUng at 10." Sunday school at :0. Midweek 'Wednesday night eervice at 7:10. Brevard Street Preaching at 11 by the pastor, Rey. Harold Turner and at 7:10 by Rev. H. K. Boyer. Sunday school at t. Prayer meeting at 10. The protracted meeUng will continue throughout the week. Trinity Hely communion at 11 and' preaching by Rev. J. F. . Totten at 7:10; Sunday school at S:S0; Ep worth League at 0:41; a very ... Important steward's meeting Monday ' .-at 7:10; all are 'welcome. Belmont Park Rev. W. 6- Hales, pastor. Preaching at 11 and 7; Bun day school at 0:16; stewards' meeUng Monday, evening at 7:4s: young pso- ' , pie's prayer service Tuesday evening at', 7:1s; mid-week prayer service . Thursday evening at fill. --j Calvary Preaching at 11 by the castor. Rev. J. F. Totten ana at 7: toy Rev. E. I Bain; prayer meeting at 10:11 and Wednesday night; Sun day school at 1:10; a welcome to all. - DUworth Preaching by Rev. A. L- v Cobum at 11. Missionary meeting f at 7:10. Sunday school at :4S Preaching at Big Spring at 1:10. ' . ' EPISCOPAL. Churcli of the Holy Comforter, South Boulevard Holy communion at 11; Sunday school and Bible class at 4. , fit. Martin's chapel. Davidson and Tenth streets Holy Communion at - :I0; Sunday school and Bible class at t; evening prayer and sermon at fit Andrews ohapel, SeversvOle . , Evening prayer and sermon at I; Sunday school at 4. " Chapel of Houe, East Fifteenth " ; street Sunday school at t:IO; even , ing prayer and sermon at 7:45. St. Peter's, corner North Tryon and . Seventh streets Rev. Harris Mal " llnekrodt, rector. Ths twentieth 8un : day after Trinity. Celebration of v the Hefr commnnlon and sermon at 11; Sunday school and rector's Bible class at 4; evening prayer and rendition of Bpohr's Last Judgment oy veasea choir of 40 voices; pews free; all are welcome. :.;if, A. R. P. -' First Rev. William Duncan, paa- . tor. Preaching at. 11 by the pastor; - Sabbath school at 11:16; young po- nlai'a mMttlnr at 7 Foreat Orove Sabbath school at - no preaching to-morrow. . - DUworth Sabbath school to-mor-row evening at 4 In Sims' Hall and preaching at 4: SO by Rev. R. E. " Hough; music will be furniahed by ' the choir of East Avenue Tabernacle; the church will be formally organised f. Noy ember ISth by Rev. Dra. R, O. ; Miller and G. R. White and Elders R. M- Ranaon and R. O. Brlce. I- CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. .' V Cervices every Sunday at 1 and S; : Sunday school at 11. at the hall No. It 1-1 West Fifth street; subject for Sunday's lesson sermon. "Everlasting ; punishment;" Wednesday evening " testimonial meeting at I; reading room open dally from t to S; all are : - welcome to services and reading , room. ' Christian Science Society Services Sunday at 11 and Wednesdsy st 8 at No. 401 South Church street; Subject i for Sunday's lesson sermon. "Ever lasting PunUhmsnt; the publio is ' cordially Invited to both of these ser rices. ' ' BAPTIST. First Rev. Dr. Herman H. Hulten. B- pastor. In view of the approaching lection. Dr. Hulten will lecture to night n the subject. "Citizenship and ' the Ballot" A cordial Invitation to all voters. Ths pastor will preach at the morning service on "Repent ' ance. . Sunday school at I. Mld week service as usual, r Prttchard Memorial Rev. Dr. Ed ward E. Bomar, pastor. Hours of worship 11 and 7:4S; note change . from to 7:4; the pastor will preach in the morning on "A Man's Fitness ' fof Doing Good;" and In the evening s ort "'Jesus Christ and Him Crucified;" Sunday school at 0:10; a cordial wel come to all. - Tv'mth Avenue Rev. John T. Jen-i Una, who has been aiding the pastor during ths past week has gTeatly Im pressed all who have had the pleas ure of hearing him. His sermon Friday night on The Character of Daniel." was the strongest he has yet preach ed. Mr. Jenkins is a strong preacher and possesses ta a marked way the evangeHstle gift There hae been splendid results from the meeting and that church has been revivea ana sev OT STEP 1WARD UNION TEXAS PRESBYTERY TO SECEDE. On Prytery of AMortate Rcform- j ed Frcebyteriaa CbUK-ii ui ask Coming Synod of the IXwionUnatioo to Allow It to Secede and Enter the I fnltd Presbyterian Ctrarcn of the North These Two Bodies Are Sep ,: arated Only by Mason and Dixon Line, Botii Holding to the Kxrlusivo Use of the Inspired Psalmody v In , DIyIao Worshipv.-v.s-. . What has the appearance of being the first decided step toward the organic anion t the Associate Re formed Presbyterian ' Church ot the South and the United Presbyterian - f EVENING WORSHIP. PreludeImpromptu.. ..Leschetexky Anthem"! Will Sing of Thy Power OfTertory InOamatus.. .. .. ....Reealnl I Church of the North, two bodies iden Postluds-March.. .. ...... ..Verdl-SheUey j tical In creed and rorm, of worship, i. H- CRAIOHLUU . 1 1, ths ixtlnn arhloh th. Tn PrM. Organist and Director. I JL , , ot... fc m .ve VOi J SW14H9I JVWWSWU W SSS wv at the approaching meeting of Synod at Newberry, S.VG In asking to be well transferred entirely to the latter ds nomination. ' ;, ' ; - For several years the question of federation between these two churches haa bean agitated and at one-time It looked at If It would be accomplished In the Immediate future. It Is the custom, and has been for many rears. for each of. the denominations to send fraternal delecates to the General As semblies each year tor the purpose of preparing the way for . the anion. AN IMAGINARY SEPARATION. Nothing separates the two churches except the Mason and Dixon line, or ths Imsgtnary difference existing to day between the Northern and South ern Presbyterian Churches. Both ths Associate Reformed Presbyterians and ths united Presbyterians adhere the exclusive use of this Inspired Psslms In divine worship and this Is the only article in their creed wmcn separates them from the Presbyterian Church. The United Presbyterian Church has , Trinity Methodist, , MORNING. Prelude Andante. . .. Anthem "It Is a good thing to give thanks".. .. Oreens Anthem "Oh, Come to My Heart Lord Jesus",... .. ...Ambrose Soloist Mr. Butt Offertory "AndanUno" Lawson Postluds in D. Minor ..Read EVENING Postluds In A. Plat Pberster Anthem "Hark! Hark I My Soul Harry Rows Shelley Bolo "Lo. I am With You Alway." Cos ' Miss Sessions. Offertory Berceuse Schnecker Postlude Allegro Moderato Salome ROBERT L. KEESUER, Organist and Cholrmastsr fiecmul TPMiliTtertaat- MORNING. I Prelude Fantasy.. ., Schneider Anthem "Awake tin My Olorv" Chadwtck P. AT, 1" "4" la membership of about 150,000 and ' r.' "" ministerial body of about 1,000 Prelude Andantlne ..Chauvet Offertory "O. Ceme Everyone That thlreteth Reed Postlude Allegro moderato... Mendelssohn H. J. ZSHU, Tbe Last Judgment. A choir of forty voices will sing ths oratorio of "The Last Judgment at St Peter's Episcopal church to night at t o'clock. This oratorio Is considered the best of 8pohr's works. It is arranged for soprano, tenor and bass solo, with quartette and chorua The solo and auartette wi-ltlnsr is par. tlcularly effective and expressive and ths ' choruses vigorous in their con ception. The publio will be cordial ly welcomed at this service, for all seats are free. The order Of service Is a follows: Organ prelude Cantilena pastorals Gullmant Processional "For All the Salnta' Shortened form of evening proyer. Oratorio of "The Last Judgment' Recessional "Ten Thousand Times Ten Thousand." Postlude. March Solsnelle TombeUe, HENRY F. ANDERSON. Organist and Choirmaster. Forty Hoars' Devotion at Mary Help Abbey Belmont. Tbo feast of All-Saints will be solemnly observed at Mary Help, Bel mont, by the opening of forty hours' I with a congregation in Missouri. The uavuuuu ut ue adbi ouurco. iw i greater part ox its memoersnip is in services vegin with solemn mgn mass the Carolina, in the nrst and Beoona at a. m. to-day celebrated by Rt I Presbyteries, and Charlotte has more preachera Its centre is Pittsburg, Pa., where nearly a fourth of ths eh tire membership is located. t has been no unusual thing for ministers or ins uniiea rresoyrertan Church to accept Southern pastorates snd for Southern ministers to accept Northern pastorates in these churches. several Charlotte men being at pres ent pastors of congregations ths bounds of the United Presbyterian Church. The two bodies are as near ly together as any two similar bodies on earth, but ths old Question of ths tragedy of ths sixties la ths line of demarcation. Many of the leading ministers of both Chnrches are n favor or federa tion, but have too much respect for ths minority to urgs the union at present They believe that It Is mere ly a question of a few years when this shall come about In the natural course of events, for the protection of the ar ticle In the creed on using the Inspired Psalms in worship If tor nothing more. The very smallness of the As sociate Reformed Presbyterian Church places It In some decree of dansrer or being totally swallowed by the South ern Presbyterian Church In ths iren era! sweep toward federation which is at present observed In all bodies holding the Presbyterian faith. 8ECEDER CHURCH SMALL. The Seceder Church only has membership ot 14.000 and a body of ISO ministers. Its churches are scat tered from West Virginia to Texas. Rev. Leo Hald, O. 8. B D. D assist ed by the priests or tns aooey. xne music Is to he f urnUhed by the abbey choir with orchestral accompaniment After mass the Blessed Sacrament Is to . be borne In solemn procession through tbe church, with the chant ing of appropriate hymns. At p. in- solemn vespers will be chanted fol lowed by benediction ot the. Most Blessed Sacrament ' The forty hours' devotion will close with solemn pontlf- lolal mass at 0 a. m. Tuesday, Bishop Hald again officiating. The Convocation of Charlotte This Week. Ths addresses at the meeting ot the Episcopal convention, Thursday and Friday of this week, will be by the followlnr - aentlemen: Rev. 6. R. Gulgnard and Rev. T. O. Faulkner, of nrMubora: Rev. .Harris Maillnok rodt of Charlotte: , 'Rev. S. J. M. Tlrown. of Oooleemee: Rev. Alex. Individual members than any other city In the bounds of the denomina tion. A majority of the ministers on the First Presbytery, which la tne largest single Presbytery In the Church, favors orsanlo union, but many of those of ths Second Presby terv. and especially those In the neigh borhood of Due West s. C. where the Institutions ars located, are strong in their opposition. It is a rather strancs fact that the laymen of the denomination are proportionately greater In their opposition than the clergy. Ths Intended action of the Texas Presbytery In asking for a transfer to the Northern Church Is generally con ceded to be a distinct movement to ward federation. It la not a large presbytery, but the fact ot the unanimity In taking auch a decided ten reflects the aeneral tendency. Tbe Synod meets Wednesday in Newberry. 8. C where Rev. IX o, Phillips 1 pastor. . ; Rev. W, H. Millen. of. Tennessee, the rettrlnr moderator. Gait ot High point Rev, f. J. mut-i will preach the regular opening ser dock, of Salisbury; Archdeacon E. X I men. f Osborne, of Charlotte; Archdeacon J SYNOD HIGHEST COT7NCIL. ' Webber, of Boston, asasa, ana me . ., . j,,, council of the Rev Joseph B, Cheehire, pisnopw XmocUU Reformed Presbyterian the Diocese ox onn wuoi. y.T I Church and its sessions ordinarily first service of tne v--onvocun continue about a week. Aslds from be held Thursday morning at 10 the request which will cams before o'clock at the Church of we oiy Comforter, DUworth. Fine Apples From Roaring Gap. Had Ths Observer office been situated in the heart of the apple iwunm about sosniu uw ipeolmaM M w iraj wuy . M ,rte4 ncrMM iu appropria oeea secur " rr -itlons to the foreicn mission work-in the approaching meeting from the Texas Presbytery, nothing of unusual Importance is to be discussed. The conferences on home and foreign mis sions and education are always inter esting features and will be none the ess sor this ysar. It is expected that the Synod will crated Into The Mule Pen yesterday from Mr. Rtahard M. Chatham, ot Elkln. The box was directed to Red Buck but that mattered little m a Joint where all things are bold In common, particularly good things to eat in a jiny ue crate ww nppu open and in leas time than it takes ths field of India which was started two years ago by ths promise ef an annual appropriation from a member WATCHED FIFTEEN YEARS. Tot fifteen years I have watched tbe working ef Bueklent Arnica Salve; and I l . . ,11111 lM MMM AMW ImJI to tell It te apples were scattered all I ufcer w t0 whfcsh tt wm jMtti it over tne sjunaing. inw w. w. h many a doctor MIL" says varieties, splendid rea ana a. luscious . , Har(,- of ki--, sul whit a The apples were representa tive specimens ot the Roaring Gap orchards. at W. L. .Head A Co.'s drug store. Bisbop Cheshire to Confirm Class I Wednesdsy. t The Rt Rev. . Joseph Blount Cheshire, bishop of the Dioceee of North Carolina, will administer the anoatolie riU of laying on of hands, called confirmation,, at the Chapel of Hone. Wednesday evening at l oVlark. BlshOB ChSShlrS will main In the city Wednesday and Thursday to attend the meeUng of the Convocation of Charlotte In ,!the Chnreh of the Holy . Comforter, DU worth. He wttl be the guest of Capt Fred Kaah on North. Church street - ral have made profession of faith In 1 ' 1 ' ; ' . ! Christ Mr. Jenkins wiu preack tnree Mrs. McNalr Xnterrea arsicvnu. a. u. times-to-morrow at 11. :IJ before remains of Mrs. J. W. McNalr. ths Banasy scooo mn . I who was the widow ei meeting win go en uirougn a paxi vi next week. AU are inviteo te aneaa all servicesv ' , , , CHTRCH HVaO. The following musical Bregrammea k ! ii be rendered in Charlotte onarcn- s to-day . at morning ; aad evening s-.n-leea: giZ fkfji ? . t Mark's Tberaa.; JIORNISO.. - . ' .- . 'a Eereoad.. ,4 Schubert fin "Praiss the Lord" arksr- n nrv Selection. :,(! Crua Ammsm.. . ..Rossini .,.:u.ie Andante 1 iriooa.. Lemslgre -'.me-n -Praise Y Father" ... .. .. ........Oounod ' .. ......Beethovea .rCn F-oteos Clark . HARXTT OX. CARgH. - , deceased Dhralciaa of McColL 8. C were taken yesterday morning to wei piace on an i earhr morning- train for Interment! She died Friday afternoon at the Presbyterian Hospital. after two weeks Illness. She was the sister ef Rev. H. a. UfO, a Presbyterian min ister of MaxtoB. a son ana daugh ter accompanied the remains home. DOCTORS WOULD NOT SAID HB r LTVB. Peter Try, Woodruff. Pa, wrttssf "Af ter doctoring far two years with the best phystdaas In Wsnesourg, aad SUU get toig worse, the doctors sdvteed me tf I had any business to attend to 1 had bet ter attend te it a osee, ss I could set possibly nve aaether moats as there was ao cere sor sas. Felsys Kidney Cure was recommended te me by a trtead, end I tmntodisteiy sent ssy sea te the store for It and after taking three bottles. 1 began te get better aad eonttoosd te Im prove until I was entirely weU." R. H. O.ACID . PROOF : Wrltea a rich blue-black and ss- remains forever, : Reatsts : the .attack ot any known acid that win not destroy the fibre ef Bie paper .i- - '- Will not fade or deteriorate through age or exposure. ; 7.. ; Will not ' mould la v any climate. :; '': .' Will .not corrode er thicken ' en the pen. - ' ' " .'""- ;' .' . Will not wash out ' er smear when in contact with water, f It rs an ideal Ink for Foun tain PCtis and Ink Pencils -; Try a bottle and you win use- ao other. - Quarts ' 7 Sc. Pints 40c. Two oa. se. , - . Sdje Agents. III S. Tryon 6t Thone 40. afi DONT BUY . LuziaNNE qo'ffb'b Just because it is twice the strength of other same- price brands. Think of its fine flavor and satisfy ing qualities. i .' ' , ' Sold everywhere. ' C r ' 25 cts. 1-lb. can. ' ;, - The Eeily-Taylor Co. 1 .. isiew Urleans. , , - of ens of the churches in this county, i who Is now- supporting, t or aiding largely la supporting Misa : Minnia Alexander, of Huntersvllle, who be gan her missionary work- in Jndia several months .ago. - -A Mr. J. H. Ross, of this city, will at tend the Synod to make an address oa the laymen's Missionary ' Move ment which has tor lu end the Christianising of the world in , the present generation. Others who wlir attend from? this city and county are: Rev. Dr. Ot. R. White. Rev. Dr. R. O, Miller,. Hey. J. A. Smith, Rev WIU llam Duncan, Rev. R. E. Houghv Rev, J- M, Blgham, Rev. C. Y. Love, Rev. R. L, Patrick, and Messrs. J, M. Wal lace and R. O. Bryce. r . Butter Is No Belter IT TOXT MELT IT THAN Cooking OH Butter was not made to melt Nature made butter seUd. Na ture mads Golden Glory Cook ing Oil. already malted and ready to add to en! Ik and ether ingredients to make the most j delicate dishes ever attained witawtoutter. , Think of the difference In ' cost! Butter II cents per , pound." Golden Glory 11 cents per pound. Think ef the difference In the result! Cheap butter to apt to be . sour or rancid. It is not rich, because It contains . milk and water. ' It may have - gone through Injurious fermentation. - It may - contain microbes great big ones. GOLDEN GLORY COOKING , OIL la always fresh and sweet It Is made at home fresh every day. Jt is odorless, tasteless. gormless, priceless. Save butter. 'f ; Use - Goldsn Glpry Cooking Oil,. All Grocers, t Brannon (arbonating Co. Dtstrlbators. Charlotte, N.-q, 'Phone III. iMtisicfli are almost without: ex ception , " enthusiastia over .. the n '-X7 "'- '' -" - ' " - 1 There's a reason . fctor otousicj is! real music, gust as -Victor talking is real talking. There '8 no . , metalio sound :V or .. eutteral mumblings, no -dis cordant sounds to grate 'upon the trained musi cal ear. rs. . You 'can have the Vonderful instrument In your home for a very small amount of money, and 1 manv flhnrl ottA people have 'been heard to say that' no amount could buy their Victor if they couldn't get an other. . Yictors $10.00 to $200.00 Easy pay ments if desired. on MMM'J'iraMes "... ' '--. ' S - sv ' j. .. ,.'. , ' :.t. jv :.;-. ..;. -4.- i. v, M'.-)t ' J v , . . - ' r v - -r - Stone & Barringer Co. Vlcto Distributors. The Sweetest Flower That Blows."; word by Peterson, music by Miss Janle Patterson, ta attracting much favorabls attention. Price t0, for sals y nere. .... . a $20 Pedestal TaKes for $1450 By buyinar an unusuallv larcre' auantitv .Tininr Tables Jhis season we are enabled to offer' some of the 'greatest bargains this 'market has ever had in this liTtfl. TVhloa lilre iVi ' fiAs ' Vr ir Quartered 0ak, .either in Golden.or Early English, with neat Jlission base, ;now going at $14,50. Retm lar $20.00 valued J .1 '-. Other more elaborate patterns at $16.00, $18.50 ; V Our line of medium and fine DiningTables 'was never'quite so complete as' at present . . " If interested in Pining Room Furniture, come in and se ova 10-piece Mission set at $69.75, including Sideboarf;, China Closet, Extension Table, Servine Attuio cuia sax vuairs. r - , f, s , , 5. . - ome to see us or, write us for 1 prices Out-of-town orders given careful attention, '.v M I r,kC0Y I CO. ; The Home Furnishers; sC .; ' r' - NOW BEING DELIVERED Demonstrations in Charlotte. er. la. surrounding towns . by eppointmsnt. Telephone 21L." -. -v ... 1 1 s 1 . Chalmers - Detroit X 4-cyt, S-paseengsr t-I h. p. v -,' " ' ; y ear. Made by the makers of the j ; . A. Thomas-Detroit Forty,- . THUS AQTOUMQitimcnR?!.' A millionaire's -car brought by mammoth production down within, reach of ths many Looks like the costliest cars--does all that the costliest do. Yet so low in price, so economical in upkeep, that fifty times as many people can now own a powerful, high-grade car. . ,7 , v . - -, ror two years after we perfected the Thomas-Detroit Forty -' we have worked to perfect tils ear. ' ' - ' " - ' Not to 'sell at 1.6o0; for nobody dreamed, two years ago, that .uow-pricea cars are noi new; there will he more this year than ever. ( Hivala taay follow us with four-cylinder cars costing even less than this."- j- :':. .v--.-.... But, the novelty lies In a ear that you caa take pride In a v large and luxurious car a perfect and powerful car selling at a price like this. - . There we have no competition. Not car selling within 1501 of our price csn stand for a moment In actual comparison with -., the Chalmers-Detroit,'-- --. . -.. ....... ( .. , , , '' .--. ' J1 - -. v " r: V t .: - - - i se they cannot get out of align- similar to that used en the Isotta. ' such a car could ever be sold for that. W simply aimed at per- xecuoa w a ugni-weigm car a car with low cost of upkeep. We expected the coat to rua at least $1,000. ' ' ,;'-v v. t But the panic last faB cut the prices of materials, and we, are 'giving you the beaeflt ot our ability to purchase ahead. . V - - Koto 'that this car la not an ex- . , periment net a hasty msksshlfLv - We have worked for over - two , years In perfeetlng K. Three ef the . i aew ears have been rua ever 1,000 ' .- miles i -M?- , , v : f4iU-:Rl - Designed by Mr. H. El Co (Tin. our : vloe preeMent. f-T years the chief designer ot the Thomas Companies. He ts reoogalsed as the leading au- tomoblle designer in Amerlcsw. . ; ' " ' Mr; Coffin mads two trips to Eu rope, to combine ta this car ths . beet foreign features with tne bet . American. He has thus made It ths - typical, tar of to-day. : . . . : The lines are handtme. yet con- . eervativa The car follows, tn this . respect, the leading cars of ths . year. The finish and upholstering ' are the same as are found la cars ; costing double this price. .' The wheel -base is 110 Inchen - compare that with rival cars. We . have only a X-tnch longer base la oor C7S0 car. Tbe frame of the : Chahners-Detrolt Is exactly the same as la cur Detroit-Forty. ,Tn"". ' "' you roomy sad . elessnt flve-pamenger car not a' - car that looks cheap because small. ' Weight 2.000 pounds, which means -, a low tire cost, a low eoet of up keep. Power h. pisufficlent for sny requirement, Speed 5 to W miles per hour. Now let us compare the mochas leal features with some high-priced ears.- - - - , , The four cylinders are east to gether, as In th latest Flat, ths -, Darracq. aod a score of great for- -sign ears. Our factory coMt on this enslne alone Is tM. Tet 4-cylinder 1 auinmobile engines srs sold as low - as tri. 1 We use the tTnlt Power plant, as tn the new Decstivllle. the Motobloc and . others. Motor, clutch and transmiaaioa form a single unit, ' . menL The body Is suspended, for essy rid ln& after the style ot the Mer eedea. 'The valves are like those - of the Napier. . The Elliptic Snrlnss ars like the Baoault and ., ethers. , - . ; . o 8electrvs sliding gear' transmit- -. sion; three speeds forward and re verse. Perfect dust protection, As completely fitted with annular ball bearinss - as the Mercedes. Hot eh kiss and Renault. Very tew , of the costliest American cars use . so many. - The actual cost of tn ball bearings in this car la S103. -'Brakea heavier than we used, until this year, on our "Forty." Anti backlne; tievloe to protect you o bll!s. Double trnltlon eyntem. The lubrication system which Is now used on the Forty" and -Which Is belny a.l-ipled on sll fad ing cara.v A muii,pie dice clutch . Fiat and many others. The saa In. take is waier-Jacketed to save you ; - the trouble arising through cold . gaaoline. , ' Floating type rear axle, need hereto(cre only a the highest '' priced cars. Wheels O inches, tires . I'-i Inches. - So itrple hi control that a novice can ms( r the car In ten minutes. Comnrt these f-aturea, one by -en with the eotlljwv eara Yon will r-ite we have stinted nowhere, "We did net start out to make Uiia a cneap car. Th-n compare the same features vitti othtr low-priced ears, and yon will see why we havs no competi tion. Our contract for materials are 'rniiv siiTjcl."rit for tV) cars. After trit the price murt alvsnce If ma- . W.h"s advance, fco please -t t e f; . 3 et onre. so as to decide 11 - i want one. . CHALr.IEILS-DETRiOIT 'MOTOR. LJC.YL rZ tDISTIUBCTIxa AGENTS. CHAEXOTTI-, NC-.TII C.ir.CU.V.i, e r- " y f O Or,; .. t ft f'trector. I Jordan Co. and W. L. Head A Ce
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