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THE GRE AT AY ESS AN' AG A I LIST OF LOCAL n7nnn rprvinryirvn I I I 111! GET OUR NEW FOLDER Keeps growing bigger our semi-annual sheet 'of pictures and prices on Auto Supplies. The one for the 1907 season is just out-Call or send for one post it in your garage consult it often and save all kinds of money. TO OUT-OF-TOWN AUTOISTS Make our Auto Supply Department on the Fourth Floor your meeting-place your visiting place your bureau of information while in Pittsburg. "The Big Store" provides for all your wants and makes you feel "at home." i uVuuxJh uTUCD'rlCTnDC Tit PITTSBURG AUTO SUPPLY HEADQUARTERS Wot at the "Show" but the biggest Auto Supply Show in town just the same, SViichelin Tires, 20 off list. Goodyear Standard Tires and Diamond Tires 25 off list.

Fisk Tires 17 off list. The "Fleur de Lis" Dry Battery The Springfield Motometer The Speedometer That Makes Good nui 11 I TjOT! HOT! This is the kind of a spark given off by these cells. Will ignite the gas even when the gasoline is poor stuff. Will make your spark plugs spark, however fouled they may be. ill give you more power and speed.

The autoist is a specialist everything for the best result from his car is his desire and aim. With this fact mind we have worked out the "Auto Special" and until the Fleur de Lis "Auto Special" is used he has not this desire fulfilled. The cell has eliminated all the weaknesses from a dry which have made the tourist skeptical about trusting them. CORRECTLY DESIGNED BEAUTIFULLY MADE FINELY FINISHED PERFECTLY ACCURATE, AND SO PROVEN Fairly Priced and Sold Under a Strong Guarantee SIMPLE, DIRECT, DEPENDABLE. The choice of mechanical experts.

The Springfield Motormeter is the ONLY speedometer that has PROVED ACCURACY at the shows. It is the only speedometer that SHOWS ITS CONSTRUCTION in all advertisements. It is the only speedometer OF REPUTATION that is sold at a FAIR PRICE. It is THE speedometer for the man who wants ABSOLUTE, GUARANTEED, PROVEN accuracy. Send for Catalogue.

5S13 Thos. H. Tajlor, 7027 IdiewUd Pgh. 620 C. J.

Scott, 71 Blackadore PitUburg. M. W. Richard, 6225 Pembroke PL. Pgh.

624 Lawrence Krieg, 61S High ShiDg. mvJ Alex. Fientzel, 42o Ross WilkinsDurg. J. E.

Rigg, 731 Worth Wilkinsburg. 5ea E. d. Baicheior, 703 Whitney Wkbg. 5895 VV.

G. iteineman. 332 Low ry t-. Ally. 5S17 Go.

W. Kettenburg. Crafton. T. McNaliy, Fairmount Pgh.

6iJt Win. Carttr, oSAHS Penn Pittsburg. 5yiO R. A. Hendrickson, oiwti Penu Pgh.

6lt Geo. Taylor, 5-J06 Penn Pittsburg. otfl2 Roy Nye, 5Ho Penn Pittsburg. 5W13 Ed. M.

Bird. 5617 Baum Pittsburg. 525 F. T. Nasou, 637 Walnut McKspt.

6i4 E. Zuqsmilh. Iu7 Graham Pittsburg. 5no7 Abe 1. ticRoy.

218 Market, Pittsburg. rS62 Chas. O. Scnroeaer. 713 Penn VVkbg.

S. W. Scales, 51X6 Penn Pittsburg. W. Becker, oJ Penn Pittsourg.

chas. J. Lyons. u9o6 Penn Pittsburg. Jus.

L. Sejrs. oi Penn Pittsburg. 5sett-2 Richard I'arcoe, 5m6 Penn Pgh. r.ii3 F.

F. Ballinger 2oft Rebecca Pgh. 5lt.4 R. riiggins. 3t Wlnebiddle Pgh.

ol Harry B.xs. Penn ave. Pittsburg. ls Wm Roberts. Cis.x; Penn ave.

Pittsburg. ot.HU Percy G. Smith. otf6 Penn ave. Pittsburg.

jhn Dougherty. 5lxi Penn ave. Pgh. 6o70 Marie Meyers tBfcUeneld Dwgs), Center ave. Pittsburg.

6077 C. E. Brilhart. Rippey st. Pittsburg.

b7S Wm. N. Sauer, 6th St. Aspinwall. o-7 Thos.

M. Elliott. Beaver R.i. Edgeworth. do K.

Caliahan, 22 Aipha Terrace, Pgh. bli'4 Frank F. Boas. 3ii4 Forbes st, Pittsburg, t.loo Edwin G. Havs.

534 Sinithneld st. Pgh. lo6 I. G. Davis.

4S Grape st. Mt. Oliver Pittsburg. 6133 Dr. A Sigman, Wheeler ave, Allegheny.

6151 C. M. Hartford. 1M1 Summerlea st. Pgh.

J156 Ed. Ash. UtiS Penn ave, Wilkinsburg. 61K D. M.

34 Pacitic ave. i'ittsburg. 6173 Lyle Geiger. 216 Talbott st. Braddock.

617S George Nicely. l'enn ave. Pittsburg. 6179 L. B.

Peterson. Penn ave, Pittsburg. 61 Henry- L. Bear. 5lsi6 Penn ave, Pittsburg.

61S1 Harry T. Workman, 6117 Station st. Pgh. G2oO Mildred Ma Closkey. Irwin ave and Mur- dock st Pittsburg.

Ja-s. Mutvihnl. 4-6 Atwood st. Pittsburg. 62o2 A R.

Matheny. 7o32 Hamilton ave. Pgh. 62O6 Wm. M.

Brinker. 520 Franklin ave, kbg. 6223 A. R. Dougherty.

Klttanning. 6227 Walter Childs. 1W S. Park st.McKspt 622s T. R.

Vankirk. 131 Fifth st, McKeeport. 622! W. c. Glllis 32t olive St.

McKeesport. 6242 Earl A. White. 815 Mellon st. Pittsburg.

6262 E. F. Fleming. 35o6 Fifth ave. Pittsburg.

Chas. A. 5 Ashley st. Pittsburg. 6-72 James Bennett.

4611 Fillmore st, Pgh. 622 Will Ham, 6717 McPherson st. Pgh. 6283 A in W. Spencer.

35th and Butler. Pgh. 62-4 Wm. Hafmany, 115 Penn ave, Pgh. 62: 5 C.

C. Williamson, 10 Folrence ave. Bllvue Wm. J. Bailey.

US X. 3d st, Aspinwall. 6o53 A dam T. Helmstetter, 5H12 Harvard st, Pittsburg. E.

E. 6T.Tr. G.w-ddel. 2n-. N.

Highland ave. Pgh. 6.379 Jas. M. Homer, 305 Swlssvale ave, Edge- wood Park.

R4f4 Mrs. Frank Ra. 425 Neville st. Pgh. K-loS Frank H.

Rea. 425 Neville st. Pittsburg. 64-rt C. J.

Saier, Baum and Beatty sts, Pgh. Howard Heinz. Pittsburg. 6414 James Johnson. Ridge ave.

Ally. 6J36 It. W. Garland. Wallingford st.

Pgh. 6465 R. K. Merrill. Lehigh ave.

Pittsburg. 6466 Wm. S. Sharp, 215 S. Highland ave.

Pgh. Geo. R. Kress. I005 Bluff st, Pittsburg.

4si Krnest Taylor. 3 Portman ave. Allegheny. 64H4 D. Kerr.

22 Exeter st. Pittsburg 64H5 Walter Hawk. 43! Sixth ave. Pltuburg. Jos.

F. Shannon. Beaver Road. Sewickley. 64(1 S.

D. Sleeth, 31 Welsh ave. Wilmdg. 65i B. M.

Everson, 302 rman Xatl Bk. Pgh. 6534 Saml M. Kintner. Mathilda st, Pgh.

t.54i Thos. Northcott. U2 Lincoln ave, Ally. 6541 C. Harry Staub, 1215 Boyle st.

Allegheny. 6545 John Morris. 335 Rebeeca st. Braddock 6T.46 L. H.

Bishoff. Washn St. Braddk. C. F.

Bradlev. Jacunda st. Pittsburg. Chas. E.

Bverlv. 2223 Liberty- ave, Pgh. (CM Sutton. 625 Farmers Bk Bldg. Pgh.

65S5 Hess. 5f'22-2S Baum st. Pittsburg. 6616 Jo Heohhaus, 1213 Wylie ave. Pittsburg.

6617 Ralph R. Bassett. 32' Larimer ave. Pgh. 661S c.

Cameron. 344 Fairmount ave. Pgh M.P M. R. Biyard st, Pittsburg.

6620 G. Marshall Jons, 143 Homewood ave. PittsbHrg. 6650 H. L.

Bortell. 726 Kelly st. Pittsburg. 6h51 5eo. Wm.

Seniple. 32rt Collins ave. Pgh. 6652 Mackenzie. Dunlan Pgh.

6653 L. V. Iiawson. 7t4t Taconia st. Pgh-6iK4 Ralph M.

Morganstern. 6iji Marjland ave, Pgh. 6655 Wm. Miller. 20 Hiblane st.

Pittsburg. 6ii50 Hud S. Campbell. 435 Beaver st.Sewickley 666J Jas. B.

Johnston, 2522 Braddock ave, Swlssvale. 6i61 A. J. Woodside. 2522 Braddock ave, Swiss-vale.

6660 Albert Rower. Delaware and Deeley, Pgh. 6672 Geo Seaman. 11 Wlnthrop st'. Ally.

6702 P. Collins 432 Seventh ave. Pittsburg. 6703 A. Mtirphv.

432 Sex enth ave, Pittsburg 6704 C. G. DePlantv. 232 Shady ave. Pgh.

6705 F. Reifsr.vder 711 College ave. Pgh. 6706 Thos. Del.ee.

55 Broad st. Pittsburg. 67u7 p. Bovd. fi732 Walnut st.

Pittsburg. R71f McComb 211 E. 6th ave. Tarentum. 6716 T.

C. VanKlrk. 1232 Locust st. Allegheny. 6722 N.

Lear. 175 Ifn st. Allegheny. 6736 Ethel B. Taylor.

329 Collins ave. Pgh. 6737 It. W. Tavlcr.

3211 Collins ave, Pittsburg. Dalton 5'Jo7 Penn ave. Pittsburg. Pattrrn Pattern. $50 H.

SMITH MFG. Price 5 THE R. Kaufmann VIMttsburs Aentn Special Price 25c Dozens $2.25 Dealers S'tould Write for Barrel Prices. FRENCH BATTERY KMtabliahrd ISflTi Incorporated 1S83 (Kaufninnn Madison, Wis. Other "Saving" Lines Others We i Ask Charge AMMETERS 3.00 1.35 Acid Cure Cement 1.00 .69 BATTERIES Dry .19 Batteries Storage 25.00 16.50 CARBURETERS 1 4 $13.00 9.75 Clocks 8-day brass 7.50 4.75 DUSTERS All linen 5 00 3.00 Dust Robes Imported 3.50 2.50 EMERY For grinding valves .25 .19 Extension Tops Touring car size $100.00 61.00 FLASHLIGHTS 75 .48 Funnels For gasoline .50 .25 GAS TANKS Prest-O-Lite $35.00 27.50 Goggles 4-way 1.50 .69 HORNS Dragon 7-50 5.75 Hydrometers Gasoline .50 .22 IGNITION WIRE Primary foot .10 AV2 Inner Tbbes Goodyear make 15rh Off List JACKS Shawyer 2-ton 2 00 1.25 Jackets French Kid 17.00 12.50 KLEAN0LA Body .25 .19 Kingston Carbureters 14 15.00 9.00 LAMP BRACKETS Adjustable.

4.00 2.25 Square-tail Lamps 5.00 3.00 SMALL TAIL LAMPS-. $3 00 1.95 Metal Polish Makes 1 gallon 1.00 .45 MUFFLER CUT-OUTS 2 50 1.50 Extra Tire Holders 10.00 5.50 OIL GUNS Brass .35 Odometers Veeder 10.00 8.00 PUMPS Skinner compound 5.00 2.90 Pails Collapsible 2.50 1.45 QUICK DETACHABLE TIRES 10 Off List Qumcy's Set 12.00 9.50 RUBBER SHIRTS 5.00 3.98 Repair Kits Every needed tool 15.00 9.00 SPEEDOMETER Warner $7500 68.50 Spark Plugs Rreech block 2.50 1.25 TIMERS Spiitdorf 2-cylinder $10-00 6.50 Young's cup Grease .25 .15 UNCAS SIREN HORN $3500 28.00 Volt Meters. o.t0 VALVE INSIDES 10 .05 Zero Cylinder Oil .75 .65 WIRE Secondary .15 .12 Extra Tire Covers 4.00 2.75 Please Everybody yf-Ml or Protecton an Safety of lS Tlrz, Tourist and Auto WVS'vy Easy to attach, easy to adjust. Anybody can do it. Prevents skidding, makes the N.2T Easy to attach, easy to adjust.

Anybody can do it. Prevents skidding, makes the Springfield, Mass. more controllable. Protects 32x4 34x3 34x4 34x4 34x5. 30x3 3x4 Addretm 1S.OO 20.M 22 25.00 s.on i n.oo 20.04 23 Sane Autonioblllns." Hard Rubber Tires A Success rrOUR years' actual test cars has clearly proven the falsity of claims made by unscrupulous dealers and agents.

course of the oar th tire against rough roads, hard usage, blisters, bulges, blow-outs and punctures, and against cuts and consequent rotting of the fabric; trebles the life of the new tire and greatly inoheases the life of the old. saves more than half the tire bill, makes auto'mobiling safer, more comfortable and much less expensive, protects the. car against accidents damage, and perhaps demolition, and its occupants against dangerous if not fatal Injuries. Sizes and prices follows: Get our booklet In Commendation." It gives you the true facts straight from 100 users. Also our catalog is yours for the asking.

THE SWINEHART CLINCHER TIRE RUBBER CO. Kniifmann Alrnn OhIr GOODS TIRE Newton Upper Falls, Mass. 4 4r AUTO DRIVERS. Coallaad from rrerrding Pa Be. iZn 5.tevenon.

14o5 Veto st, Allegheny. Bealor. Second si. Aspinwall. 2.m2 c-a-rl'8e, Ben 2 i nult.

62 Bradford ave. Crafton. 6nder. "14 Union ave, McKspt. li Kea- 502 Lewis Bids, Pittabur.

temple, ttou Btatty si. PiUsouiK. H- G. Brlgga. 21a Grandview ave i'gh i Bentnl.

311 ElySlan ave. VJh. Saul Purn'ok, 6UO Kedron ave, Pittsburg Kiley. 2 Dunmovle st. Pittsourg.

IkS? Uuiles, 6227 Ellsworth, tl Smith. 6I00 Forbes st, Pittsburg. 4Wi Andrew Ehtaton. Edge Hili Annex, ilrad-fto ave- I'ittsbure. bsa Oryilie J.

Brackney. Braddock and Ken- "ngton aves, Pittuburgr. 7' B'ers. Water st. Pittsburg Sulu E- o5 Bidwell St.

Pitu-burg. M- Williams. 2oi Coilinsbee si. Ph. W- trUn, 4ol S.

Highlana avr. pBh. 0i4 Ctaa. A. Ward.

Ellsworth ave nad Sum- nrlea st. Pittsburg. 242 C- I'erkln, 7S14 Penn ave, Pittsburg. 1.12 Duva 4517 Coral st. Pittsburg.

Ti-i Burton. 64.46 Aurelia st. Pittsburg 224? H- Richenbach. fe27 Frankstown. Pgh 47 Fredk Franke.

OUiil Pf-nn ave. Pittsburg. 1 L- leJloy. 5210 Coral at, 'H Oo. Porter Baldwin, Hotel pgh "i W.

Flrjear, 5MH ifth ave. Pittsburg. 12? itowers. 204 Park ave, Pittsburg. J.

H. Hartman, 522 Penn ave. Pittsburg. A -'arinter, R. F.

1). No. 3. Sw kly. 2-1 Harrls'jn, Klttannlr.fr st, Shpbg.

2-, S- Millar. 77 Penn ave, Turtl Creek. A- Read. 211 Penn ave. Wkbg.

Tlr 1- Maten, 54.43 Center ave. Pittsburg. Harry Karnes. 6133 Pembroke Place. Pgh 4..

Wm. L. Smith. 245 Watson Blvd. Ally.

S. Miller. 21 Eaet Robinson st. Allegheny. 49 Anderson.

4oH AV. Jefferson st. Ally. 44i Max Relnhold, Kvtrgrwn Koad. 44S Harry S.

Hunter low First st, Aspinwall. 4S! Gladys II. Brace. 7tl X. Negley ave.

Pgh. 4m N. C. Brace, 7ol N. NViev av-, Pittsburg R.

J. Munhall, 41 S. 22d st, Pittsburg. rIax J' 'Ste'n. 1537 Center ave.

Pittsburg. 4.i.i Jam. N. Dickey, 25.1 Shady ave, Pittsburg. 4S.4 Uallas C.

Byers. 235 Water st. Pittsburg. 4 Jno. W.

McGrady. :1 S. Rebecca st. Pgh CJeo. C.

Johnston. l'J48 Lienniston ave. nnsDurg. O. Mi-jrin.

3v Amber mt. Pittsburg R. Hustead. Broad and Coll.ti.s Peh K. A.

La Fountain. Kit Anderson st. Prh. S. Jarvls Adamr, 61'9 Fifth ave, Pittsbg.

Th'ig F. Dunn, care Banker Hros 0.7 -4Io 1 1 5742 Elma st. Pittsburg. 4 '12 P. care Banker Bros.

5712 Baum sc. Pittsburg. Clyd. Ross, care Banker Bros. 270O renn ave, Fittsburg.

14 H. Jones. Park avf. Pltt-'burc fur, 41 Wfnitt. 117 Highland ave.

F'eli. Paul R. Srirague, 1i' E. Buckingham. Pgh W.

C. Grant St. Pittsbure A. W. Wyckoff.

32m Morewoud ave, Pgh. I). Pittsburg. A. Fel(ybei-gr.

Pittsburg. F. Ciubb. Plttsburr. Alfred Oberg, H'atty and Baum stm.

Psh. r. 2T.1 S. St. Clair sr Pit tfburg P.

II. I.ind. 1M1 Bluff -t Plttsbu--K Tart. S20 McPhersori st IVh 4-rjn r-ha. Triplet t.

714 Carson st. Pitt-burg )'; .1. 'H. Rlfhai'lson. 7 Bvaver st.

Pwltlv. AT. Tirnnn, icklev. 4'- 14 W. Cunningham.

Rraddoi ave, SwtFFVale. J. Ilelnincer. 7.VM Rnsivn st. Swissvale O.

Smith, r.43 K. l'Mh ave. Tarentuin. F. N.

Swindler. Verona. c. Swindler. Wrona.

A. SV-arls. 4o3 Biddle ave. Wilkinsburg. R.

H. Mirth ave. Wilkinsburg. rvve. Robf-cca st.

Wiikinsburg 1J. I. Brackney. fCO Western ave. Ally.

McQuiston, lo Mifflin ave, Bdgewood A. Morris. Hfi Hamilton av. Pgh. F.

Burh. 6M Walnut st. Pittsburg. A Wilson. 71fi St.

James. Pittsburg. R. B. Woolfolk.

594 Bartlett st.l'itts' trrg 4r7i A tV77 4H4 A Mcciellanil. 21 Marie ave. Avalon. M. Sioan.

Hawthorne ave. Crafton. If. Hall. 43 Fifth ave.

Homestead Tr. H. A. Rrinev. 713S Hamilton av'Tsh P.

K. nowner. 1i Frtck Annex. Tittsbc. r.

mi vt Th r7 K. Keller. 21 Murtland ave. Pittsburg. A.

Chauncev, 3913 Baum st Pittsburg K. Duff. 200 N. Penn ave. Pittsburg.

Ppechr 141 4.r.th st, Pittsburg. W. Hiirar. 1o25 X. Neglev ave, Pgh.

W. rj.nVr, Bellefonte st. Pittsbg. H. Geiffer.

f)21 Bellefonte st. Pittsburg P'acoi-k. t)22 X. HighlanM ave. lKh McKesson.

S. Iiallas ave. Pgh. I. Mcllroy.

22o Emerson St. Ptttsbme MwiS r.M!i r. r.070 71 .1. i-'irth ave. -73 R.

F. Maloney, 6S42 Dalzell Place Pgh. r.o74 .1. A Burnes. R52'l Dalzell Place.

Pittsbg. M. rurnia. Kedron ave. Pi'ttsbutg.

r.ti7rt W. A. Stoewhass. W10 Hamilton ave. Pgh.

-'77 J. Coy, Center ave. Pittsburg r.o7H K. Boylan. care Banker Bros.

Pgh. F. A Furher, 201 Collins ave. Pittsburg. 5oN T.

Steen, 125 Dithridge st Pittsburg. fiM F. Straub. 4H21 Forbes st. Pittsburg Rr.bt.

M. Ptraub. 4921 Forbes st.Pittsburg Andrew Engle. 316 Virginia ave. Pgh foR4 F.

Benson. Keystone Bldg, Pittsburg. rtvS Edward U'Nell. Beam st, Sewicklev. rn)M Jc.

Turner. Beam st. Sewlckley. rMMi Florence O'Xoil. Beam st, Sewicklev r.D'.H F.

L. McCready." M. IX. 341 Beaver st. Sewicklev.

Harry E. Brtiner. 616 Third av. Tar'ntra f'l'M Chauncey O'Xeil. Beam st, Sewlckby.

f.111 Edward H. Houser. 1381 Loc-unt st. Pgh. Walter T.

Dove. 211 i. Erie st. Allegheny r.lifl Geo. L.

Ball, 2t7 W. Diamond st. Ally. M24" John McHempshllls. 11: Third st, Aspiiwli f.

132 J. C. Bland. Edgeworth. M33 Jos.

Speidel, Meadow La. and Chestnut st. Edgeworth. J. C.

Grooms. f.23j S. Atlantic ave. Pgh. 61 S2 Kt-lla B.

Vtlsack. N. Xegley ave and Bryant st. Pittsburg. MS3 Kobt.

Law. Fifth and Wood st. Ptrh. T.1--4 1 s.1 Mm; r. 1 Francis V.

Law, X. Negley ae, I'gh E. F. Gwynn. 1W2-3 Empire Bldg, I'gh.

Minnie E. Breck. 718 N. Negley ave. Pgh K.

H. Rhine. M. D. 7026 Frankstown, I'gh S.

Alexander. 4H Columbia Bbic Pirh. J. Grimes. 32 Charles st.

Knoxville. I'gh Albert 1.. ks. it33 Penn Pittsburg "2' 2 Hobt. S.

Faris, 723 Wood st. Pittsburg. J. B. Sawyer.

W1 Wood st. Wilkinsburg. J. H. loughty, 67 I'ublic sq, Wilkinsburg.

Peter Hermes. Watson and Boyd sts. 1'ifh Geo. Musta, Doyle st. West Homestead.

o213 B. S. CVIcs. Homestead. o2H Jos.

Fuhrer, Butler st. Pitt3burg VV. J. A. lams, 247 Charles st, Knoxville, Pittsburg.

S. c. Karrar. 1S25 Clayton ave. Allegheny J.

H. Kagun, Irwin ave, Pittsburg. f.2H5 T. F. t-tebold.

il X. Negley ave. Pittsbg. Whalon. 316 Ross st, Pittsburg.

E. Pope. 421 Wood st. Pittsburg. f.iilHJ W.

I 5207 Chas A J. 342 Fifth ave. Pgh. Chas. Wieland, Virginia ave.

Pittsburg 53oO A. G. Bodine. care Kaut'mann Pgh. Annie S.

Dilworth. 6ol Shadv ave. 5 Mrs. r-ltuiourg. r.3"2 H.

P. Dilw.irth. 600 Ptia.lv- ave. Pittsburg, L. Childs.

P. Pittsburg. Grace It. Kellv shadv ave and Howe st. Pittsburg.

ni J. GornUcy. 32." Elizabeth. Sewickley C. VV.

Baker. 234 Graham st. Sewickley. 1.31 1 Fowler. Woo-istixk ave.Swissvle Herman Straub, i'i21; Liberty ave.

t'gh. f.3-4 Chas. E. Piters. Fuit.ni 1 tjl Pittsburg.

A. IMnsmore. 224 N. Euclid ave. pgh Biyan.

if.20 l'urk P.ld-. w. iiaum. r53: 'enter ave. Pittsburg 638 W.

Hill. N. ave. B3.S9 B. Cartwright, S.

Highland ave. Pittsburg. r.3.i M. Johnson, (SsSt Rural ave, Pittsbui Geo. J.

Rennie, 216 11th st, Shaipsbuts; Thas. W. Nugent. 7235 McVlure ave, Swissvale. Geo M.

Vete, 411 ad Tarentum. i' I T. W. Irwin, fx -2 Kelb Wkhg. A.

T. Reid. 424 Hawkins Kraddock. J. F.

Hedges. 1-V 7th Canngie. jJ-7 ATurlon E. Clai'p, Fdeworth. 14 John G.

Macher. 113 Luther Mt. Oliver Station, Pgh. A. Hocrr.

27o Fisk Pittsburg 1 Archie. Cilrt Penn Pittsburg. 'G'i" Wirt II. Taylor. 11.

Pittsburg. 1 N. Taylor. oiHrt Howe st Pitu-burg. in.

W. Taylor, t.46 Morewoo.l Pgh. W. Loxterinan. o235 r.th ave M' Harvey Miib-t- Arnett.

Bedford ave. Zj VMwani Manning. a14 IVnn Ph. Step henson. 040 ave.

Plt'sha- g. ''io sie)iheiisn. 'm( Morewoo.1 Pittsburg. 'i''s Harvey I-'. Kooiuz.

Fct bos Pgh. A. Hampshire. 7H15 Penn Pgh. Win M.

Cmbs. M.D.. 26 14th Plttsb.t-c li. Creadv. 341 Benerst.

Swky. VV-il Mcciure. B-aver Ally. 3 P. Graham.

517 Fb.r.-nce Avalon. 1 G-o. s. mi Island McKees Rocks. F' Kerr.

ave Pifsbubc H. Fisher. 174 Carver K. Pgh Wm. Carr-ii hat i 611.1 liroad st I'gh.

Hirry Prince. P- tin liarrv IVnn ave r.r.44 Henrv Aiken. ot Pitt-d'-urg Bridget. 726 Talbot Br.oldo.k. or.o-i Rel.foan.

4 'rafton. 5612 561 56 1 5616 r.o 1 7 T. McFao'i. n. Follies Pgh.

Sinclair. H40 Lehlsrh Pgh Kirn- r. 232 til. la Pitfshurg. Swar.son.

61 1 Fiitiiore i ittsburg Sixt. Forbes Miller. IH'tike. 661 Butl. curry, Hot Pittsburg.

Pitts': urc 56 1 UK Wm. lewood Pgh. f.635 A Lamh. Sandusky Allecheriy W. Halley 43: Rebecca wkb.

G. W. Bach. s2o on ftrt( Geo. P.

Klkins. S15 N. Highland ave. Pgh. f.r.66 A.

K. Ktufman. Pittsburg. 5667 John Kaufman. 74it Iiiewi'd Pch.

566S L. Litchfield. 5431 5th Pittsburg. r.66! J. W.

Smith. 50OO Hampton Pgh. 5670 J. E. Go-ckler.

232 pgh. 6s2 Jos. R. 7615 Penn ave Pgh. T.6V5 Harry Maire.

alley, Alieebeny. Geo. L. Hollis. Iceworth Lane.

E.lgwth. Chas. H. To. ks 5oo Frick Pgh.

J. D. Howley. 3120 Avalon Pittsburg. 56'M) Jos.

H. Moore 731 X. Highland Pgh. ..71 F. McComb.

134 )th Pittsburg. Wm -vin. 5630 Penn Pittsburg r.711 Chs. Knape. 7227 Mt.

Vrnor Peh. 3. P. Pellovas. 4o50 I.

liberty ave, Pzh 5713 Mrs H. Evans. Neglev ave Ph .714 Volght. 6ol5 Hoeveler E. Pgh.

T.71R Chas. Lctte. 1305 Hamilton Alltwn. 5723 CTiss. D.

Heist Butler st Etna. 5742 Curley Pgh. -743 Mr. A. McD-nald.

3tH Fairmont Pittsburg Francis E. Graff. 5471 Perm Peh 574'' A. A. MacLachlan.

2l W. North Allegheny. i 5741 -Tos P. Wall. Preble Allegheny.

f75o W. 7o Allegheny. 5751 Jos. T. J.

Walton I 577n n. Suee-ringer. W.ilniu Pi-'sburjr. rt 54'V! Forl.es st T'irh I B. S.

Ralston. Center ave. oth Pgh. Mrs. I.

Fkkei-on. F01 bes Peh. -5776 Allen H. Pnttor. hki Sharpsbe.

K. Shoitenheimer. W. tb Truitn. Cliss.

F. Caff rev. 27 Ijm-k-Ic st Ally. J'vtn Crawford. -1 Times i Pgh.

ljt1 Mclltigh. Collins Pittsburg. TVfr. Hitch Conr.aliy. lt.346 Webster 'Pittsburg.

K-TS16 W. SAvftinur. 3o2 Salebway. Pushed iter lewo.tr.. pir pnn Pittsburg.

I 'J Ik U. following is becoming larger, as the records of the factory will show. A few of the strong features of the White are reliability and service, and best of all. simplicity of operation. Jn order to meet the great variety of demands for Whites the factory is turning out this season Model steam Horsepower, with Pullman body to seat seven passengers, a with touring body, and a Model with runabout body: also a I Model lio sttam horsepower with touring body.

The Welch, recently taken by the Key- stone has given this company no cause for regret, as. up to the. present time, the sale of this car has be indeed very gratifying. The engine and transmission of the output is the same as i nthe 11)04. which is a strong argument that the Welch Co.

has readied perfec tion. This car, with its TKl-horsepower, peneci mecnamcai construction ana graceful body lines, easily ranks it among the best, as the biggest, handsomest and at the same time st economically oper- ated car on the market today. Th re are two types of the. l'i models the Model seven-passenger touring car. and Model limousine, which embraces all the luxury and comfort of a Pullman passenger coach.

The Stoddard-Dayton, built for the man who wants a medium priced car and at I the same time get the best value for his money. It is a well known fact that the factory could not produce enough of these cars to supply the demand in liUXi, and in spite of a big increase in factory facilities and force of workmen the demand is again in excess of the supply this season. The various models of this car are Model horsepower with runabout, touring and limousine bodies. Model 3U-35 horsepower gentleman's roadster, and Model "11" ir horsepower runabout. The Ford, manufacture! by Henry Ford.

Mr. Ford sprung a sensation in the automobile world in by producing his celebrated runabout which is known locally as the "'Little Wonder." Taking into consideration the workmanship and material in it. its power and wonderful staying powers, and most of important of all. its price, this car is truly a wonder. Another classy car made by the Ford Co.

is the six-cylinder 4U-horsepower. frequently spoken of as the This is one of the first six-cylinder cars made. F. W. FISCHER Eyes on the i 1 i I OWT in cell, and its success can best be determined by the great number of them now in The Columbus Electric, made by the Buggy one of the liand- lnriiblv constructed of rl 1 1 i the numerous electric vehicles of the day.

The mechanism of this car is simple, but I of the best, and the weight is so pro- portionatelv distributed as to unable it to derive from the hatt ries a mileage of Uo miles and at the same time maintain a speed of UU miles an nour, a ieai won is practically unparalleled in electric automobile construction. SOME PERFORMANCES OF THE FAMOUS DARRACQ. The famous Darracq machine has made some splendid records as follows: Vanderbilt Cup Race, October 207 miles Won by louls Wagner with a ion Hair acq over a muddy and slippery course in an average of til. miles an hour, defeating 1 of the world's best machines. This race presented the unique sp-ctaele of one single car (Wagner's loo H.

P. Darracq). tak-in gthe lead in the very first lap and maintaining it through each succeeding round until it flashed past the finishing line. Point Breeze Track. Philadelphia, November lo, lisUK A 4M5i H.

P. Darracq touring ear, owned by Mr. C. A. gchroeder and driven by William Wallace, created a new world's circular track record for regular stock touring cars of A 40-UO H.

P. Darracq stock car. driven bv Mr. S. B.

eStvens. went through the entire Glidden Tour from start to finish without a eingle adjustment. Through a mistake in calculation by occupants of the car it was drive into a checking station seven minutes ahead of time, for which it was penalized 14 points (Extracts from Official Report), which, being the only penalty imposed, in no wa ydetracts from the successful performance of the car. A lo-U'O H. P.

Darracq. carrying five passengers, was first among water-cooled cars in he Two-Gallon Efflc'eney Contest held under the auspices of the Automobile Club of America on May defeating (XI competitors, including 1 for culation altogether. Interest in the question reached its height a little more than a year ago. find, although the issue was one of little or no importance, relatively or otherwise, it gave rise to numerous controversies and caused heated iirguments. Then, like the vanishing of the latest sensation, from the scare heads of the daily papers, it dropped out.

of sight over night, and was forgotten a.s quickly. A report to the effect that 1'rench makers have been indulging in something similar all along serves to recall it to mind. There in this rather important difference, however. The American maker exaggerated the output of his motor much in the same fashion that the angler describes the size of the fish that got away, in order to impress on the public what an almighty skilful designer and mechanic he was to be able to get so much more power out of a small motor than his competitors. The French maker, with a similar end in viewfi has gone the other way to work.

He undertakes his motor in about the same proportion. He calls it 20 horse-power when it really is much more, and boasts of how much better a he turns out than his competitors, who may have been more conservative in their exaggeration. In the end it all conies to the same thing-. How complete a revulsion there has been on this score, where the American designer is concerned, can best be appreciated from the statistics of the American cars shown at the Grand Central Palace. Automobile.

KEYSTONE COMPANY WILL SHOW FIVE MAKES OF CARS. The Keystone Automobile one of the pioneer dealers of this city, will one of the largest exhibitors at the local show. This company is in a position to choose from the best makes of cars for local representation, which consises of the following well known cars: The White Steamer, several hundreds of which have been sold through the Keystone Co. during the several years they have represented this car. has always enjoyed the distinction of being in a class by itself, and each successive season its G.

HASLEY Keep Your 1 on thousands of pleasure Kit Stamlarl lini'hr rlmx. eign cars, covering -Hi II miles on two gallons of gasoline. A light Darracq car won first place the Efficiency Contest bcM the Transvaal Automobile Clfib, South Africa, in November. covering miles 01 gallons of gasoline, at th rate of .16.7 mii'-s fur each gallon. Two miles record trials, won bv Victor Dcmogcot with --im j.

Kuira'cq, covering two miles in ,17 seeons, and average of miles an hour. The fastels speed ever attained in the world. Mile ree-i'or-a il championship, won by A. 1.. Campbell 011 S.

B. Stevens's H. P. Darracq. September lilt us, gaining permanent possession Atlantic City cup.

UNION AUTOMOBILE CO. FOREIGN DEMONSTRATORS. Along with the fine of imported cars which the 1'nioii Automobile Co. will show in its space tie- Garden show they will have an x-opi ionadv fine line of demonstrating ears tlx- Garden, all of which -are of the Irs; foreign makes. Included will be a horse power Pan-hard, with a touring iinished in French gray and red leather.

This is an exact reproduction of car just delivered to the king of Spain. A 1 is r(l-7i) Simplex convertible runabout will also be on the street, as wi-U as a Isotta Franschini touring uir, In a ldition two models of the Simple horso power machine will be used at the Garden, th same oars which are exhi! ited in the pace of the company. is lilted with a touring body, the other being a runabout. SPEED MADE IN LAST VANDERBILT RACE. The fastest time on the laps in the Wurt Yanderbiit cup race were as follows: 1 Darracq Wagner 02.8.1 Darracq Wagner 2-5 .1 Dietrich 1 un a :s.lo 1-5 02.

Ou 4 Darracq Wagner 27.412-5 4.K. 0 Locomobile Tracy 2U.21 Darracq Wagner 27.22 lWi.1l 7 Da rra agner 27.11 fi4.t Fiat Nazzaro 27.07 1.1.K7 fi Fiat Nazzaro 27.2."2-5 04 10 Dietrich Dura 27. V.M We bav a permanent Exhibit In this line at our city office 'ii'l salesroom, Fulton Building Sixth street and Duuesne way. BIG SHOW t'flxitj 'Nx2 JHx 4 28x3. flO.OO ll.OO io.no 1 1 12.00 28x3 30x3 80x4 Booklet $14.00 irt.fM) 15.IM Kt.OO i6.no AVrlte for 'Safe- (Kavfmaia Pittsburg Asreuta.

WHEN COLONEL BOUGHT A JONES SPEEDOMETER. "Hello Colonel," said the bunch in a hotel lobby, as pl prominent Western ranch manager returned to the hotel from the New York Auto show one evening -Bought a car and bringing it home under your arm. eh?" querried a facetious one. referring to a two-foot, twelye-bv-etg-ht-inoh box the Colonel carried securely shoved under his right arm. "Car nothing." interposed another.

The Colonel Is just grieving at the passing ot the horse and that is just a package of consolation, that's all. Shake it and let's hear it gurgle, Colonel." "l.oml guess said the Colonel as he himself "Its a consolation all right, but 1 will buy gurgles for the crowd, if any of voii can guess its brand." "Give it up" said some one arter "Three Star llentiesv ranch" and "trouble Proof outfit" had each brought forth emphatic "Wrong." "Gentlemen," said the Colonel, as they drew their chairs closer, "for two hours this evening I trid to defend the necessity of branding cattle from the charge of wanton cruelty, to a young lady from Boston. She is still of the opinion that every one west of the Mississippi is a brute who packs a weapon of defense in the form of a Colt 42. Gentlemen." he continued, as he leaned forward to add impressiveness, "I have here a product of the effete an deducated East, the civilized Kast, gentlemen, which for au years has cried down our legitimate use of the right of defensive weapons against the enemies of the common weal as barbarous. Yet here.

sirs, is a weapon of the manufacture yes. they have been caught with the goods as sensitive as the touchiest hair trigger and as accurate as the finest peep sight and for use, not against the enemies of the common weal, but against the powers they themselves have made. It is not a Colt 4'J, gentlemen, but a 'Jones 1 (.. The member who was holding the box placed it gently oh "chair." "You will now perceive." said the Colonel, a.s he attacked the box while the party cautiously, moved back their chairs. "th-present-day accepted standard instrument of defense of that effete and civilized Kast.

That, sirs." he continued, as In- 30 H. P. Type X-l-V TOURING CAR UMOUSINE RUNABOUT CHASSIS I rleplHfur Highland 4 and LEATHER i I 6742 Frank W. Whitlock, Little and ferroot sts. Sewll kev.

6743 Leslie I. Sollitt. 511 Pitt st. Wilkinsburg. 6764 I DeRov.

562S Jackson St. Pittsburg. 6765 Chas. Brown. Ilin Webster ave.

I'ittsburg 6766 B. Kinsr. 6432 Dalzell Place. Pittsburg. 677 J.

DeRoy, 643 Smitbtleld st, Pgh. 6708 Robt. Reynolds Gardner, 7' Homewood nve, Plttsburg. 67B11 Robt Morrison, 1400 N. Highland.

Pgh 6KO! Fawell. Baum st. Pittsburg. 6801 Fd. Fawell.

r.oftS-Baum st, Pittsburg fiWJ Isaac Smith. 1213 Penn ave, Mrs. Edna G. Vestal. 629 Ivy st, Pgh.

6x0 1 Frank Maizl. 6-27 Fd J. Doleman. 1232 Murray Hill ave. Pgh 671 Frank Gillespie.

624 Rebeca st. Wkbg. 6ss4 W. V. M.

Taylor. 627 Walnut st. McKspt. TI. Lewis.

5ftn Penn ave, 6'M12 c. W. Morpan. 4409 Butler st. Tittsburg.

6ro3 Close. 5Ho6 Penn ave. Pittsburg, mi Herman Brunner. 596 Penn ave. Pgh.

Boch. 5rMi6 Perm ave. Pittsburg. 6i6 Joe Weehvlev 5NI2 Kirkw.mil, Pittsburg. WMVr lwsrJ Sperber.

MS Sheridan ave. Pgh. 6T13 W. Colenian. 134 Gordon st, Swissvale.

fitilJ John c. Hall. 533 Second ave. Tarentum. 6925 John Madden.

63 Grove St. Pittsburg. 6H26 m. M. -Master.

Brighton Rd. Ally. 6045 Chas. D. Addy.

3 S. Highland ave, I'gh. GAS USED EXTENSIVELY NOW FOR TIRE INFLATION. Like everything else- in connection with the. automobile business, the matter of tire Inflation has come in for its share of attention and improvement, with the result that we now have, in place of the arduous hatui pump, a small portable tank containing a mixture or" C02 gras and nitroEren, which is liquefied at a temperature of from 65 decrees to 7 degrees under a pressure of about Too pounds.

This gas on bein released from the pressure immediately refrains its gaseous form and is perfectly dry and beneficial 10 the rubber-. Plain 002 or carbonic acid gas has a tendency to filter through the inflnitesmial pores of new rubber, and while after the first tilling the tires will hold up. the best results are obtained when a little nitrogen is included in the mixture. In filling the tires with compressed air a goodly amount of moisture finds its way into the inner tule, and it is this moisture which sooner or later causes the tire to rot and crack. This gas i ing a preservative of rubber adds greatly to tb.e life and resiliency of the tire.

Another valuable feature is uniformity of pressure. This result can only be obtained where the source of supply is at a constant pressure (the gas being in liquid form, the pressure is always constant) and when tb.e pressure is measured by a reliable gauge. The gas is not ill any way inflammable or explosive. The appratus. complete with gauge, fastens to any convenient portion of the car and weighs a little over 12 pounds: it tills a tire in about live seconds and inflates from -5 to tires.

Tanks can be recharged or exchanged in any large city. and can be procured tlireet from the man- utiii. mi' 1 toe: ciaiiuaiij uuiul Cincinnati. O. MANY SALES MADE BY STATE AUTOMOBILE CO.

The Slate Automobile Co. has been very successful in the sale of lt models of automobiles. I oth the Pullman and the loga m-ars. Present delivery has been made to Mr. Tauncy.

of No. Butler Ftrect. one Model touring car: C. M. Morgan.

No. 14 1 Butler street, o-ie Mod's II Logan totting car: Robert Bromley, I'ittsburg, one Logan semi-racer; liindley Hardware one Modf-I two-ton truck: Mr. Bauer. Pittsburg, one Model Pullman touring car: Mr. McGovern, Pittsburs, one mo.

cl Pullman car; F. Wright, lngomar. one Model Pullman touring car: C. We Her. En son la.

one Model Pullman touring car; Francis Graff. Pittsburg, one Model Pullman runabout: F. Hurman, Freedom. one began semi-racer; K. Hartman.

Perrys-vilie. one Model Pullman touring car; Emil Specht. No. 144 Forty-nftn street, one Mode! runabout: W. Patterson, Pittsburg, one Model runabout; C.

Hartman. Louridge Run. one Model Pullman touring car. NEW FEATURE OF WINT0N. The Win ton Co.

shows on its Mode! a new carburetor throtiie and on both its models a new carburetor, both offerings departing from usual lines. The carburetor has no auxiliary air intake. adjustment regulates the quantity of gasoline passing the aspirating nozzle. The throttle makes rse of but a single valve which is operated either by foot button or by a lever on the steering column, without lost motion In the operating mechanism. Thus if the lever be set to run on low governed sc" and the operator desires to accelerate speed, the slight- est pressure on the foot button gives In- I stantaneiuss acceleration.

threby making the -ontrol of the Model motor exceedingly sensitive and responsive. exposed to view several feet of flexible shaft, while a member, half rising, suggested "fuse" in sotto voice, causing another of the party to hastily duck his just-lighted two-bit peri'ecto. while a third sniffed suspiciously for gasoline, "is the weapon." A highly nickeled cup faced on one side with an oxydized dial and scale over which played a black indicating hand was passed around for inspection. "The pot is yours." said some one as he returned it to the Colonel, who continued enthusiastically. s.rc;, is a Jones speedometer.

They pack them on the dash of thei rautomohiles. and it tells how fast they go; tiiev use them there to keep the harpies of the law from arresting them when they go irum Boston Common to the monument taster than eight miles an hour." "Gentlemen, when that is on niv car, I am going from the N. K. corner of the N. K.

section 1. to the X. W. of the X. V.

section ti, and that hand is going to be hog-tied right against that number uo stake on that dial all the time and during that six miles 1 will have a four-minute laugh as 1 think of the irom Boston going from the Common lo the monument at eight miles an hour." "But what car did you buy?" asked some one. "Haven't bought one yet." said the Colonel "that merely an accessory. Will get one tomorrow. Horses and weapons of defense are more in my line, and I have the best of both." "Guess the gurgles are on me." said the one who had suggested "luse'' as some one looked hia way. DIFFERENCE IN FRENCH AND AMERICAN RATINGS.

It seems but yesterday that every maker tried to outdo his competitor in enlarging on the horse-power rating of bis motor. So conflicting, indeed, were the various claims, based on practicallv jthe same factors cylinder dimensions, compression and speed that the vari-; uus humorous and sarcastic titles given to the output of a motor were legion. Some of the commoner ones were "catalogue "dream horse-power," '-motor-power" in short everything but actual horse-powt which, by some mysterious sleight-of-i hand, had been eliminated from the cal 40 H. P. Model TOURING CAR LIMOUSINE RUNABOUT CHASSIS J3500 S4S0O $3500 32V nir a LOOK FOR THE KEYSTONE ewii.mhu: tii 12 tARKST.d BUST AMCzJ 'SStJl exhibit thiokk white Jlllrf 20 and tVt Kteam Horse Power The C't for Mervlee WELCH Horse Power Tb nent Made American Car StoddardDayton itVjf Horse Power The Car that ban Made Guild iZcfljl? FORD wffivftki The Sensation of the Hour Mff''j Columbus liSrv The Bent Fllertric Made SifJ Together with a full Hoe of A-relrli m'TffWl'vi and Supplies.

National Mitchell Wayne Mora At the Show. Visit the Liberty Company booth whatever you do and see the ear that stood the test. Liberty Auto 138-148 Beatty St. Now in their new garage. THE.