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FIRST AND THIRD
FOR BOBBY BURNS
Clarence H.Mackay's Pony
Surprises Second Day
Horse Showgoers?
iARJORIE HUBBS
I\ DASHING RIDF?
fgmmsa ! I?. 01 Wildflower and
??ocond <^n Fantasy Irv
llgtOl Wodel Win?;.
National Horse Show
Whs sat In their jT-ictur
| after s cor.y
?:RKe, to vie*? the
?S Show at Mad
?grssd that no
could boost of such
BS wae displayed
Isy.
M -?.da*? crowd *?*???
. ??ion, and nearly sll
- tv ere
ponulsi
g HI! Bchis-vsd
en ahe
- ..-. WlldfloWST to
. II. Fleisch
i was
': '' on,1!i S
fa?? which sccoonts for the added
idred
her lecoi ex** ritmes in
?hat c?: I
? highly
?cored
rl field for
hich. Miss !
with Kusto,
am of the
? rath m and six
? ! her
-....; by Aviation, ?7
I startling ?peed, winning
- - .'. ter Hsi
Lansdowne, the bis ireld
?nt Gerald T. Hanley,
cere' jump
n est? I again la.n
rtj * '.tries.
Shy
Krtp?' won first f nd
i ? randa of "The Little
?." as the mem
their 1 x, Veer.
. ? th? WSSt end of th
the
obbie Bur rar
.???nce
? i ? . th? bins in
PIANOS
To Rent At
Minimum Ralei
KNABE
?th Av., at 39th St.
M, pavo Mr. Macka? hl.? firs,
| OB a? a hackr* ? .
Barni ?
.
' ? Vagabond
? ? - i third in hs
?
Held sf
?
M inner Iter-t Pony In Fn?land.
Tisaington Amity, winnsr of thij
cla??
I when <
? -
?
? ? ??
old, r? to be trie
. ?
'?' ? " as h
? ins t.? th?
f war al Borna wa i
sire.l il
a,, ..;.,( ; ? er <>
?
? il ? . .
The return in the ladies' saddle
h. Mr.?. Herbert I . I .?:,: '- mare,
n si ? <?ur
If war?. WBI an occasion
of eomi rticul irly the i i
fsahion in which the hi ra? to? -
rri7c. With Mrs. tamp up. the old
tins? hampii acored an ens\
i. . ? ng in th?
same brill .?? I
irumhed h? r ce? at the Long
Island show | tr, took tin
last,
G -? V Beyl, president of the
American Shetla' i ! | ition,
?
i ? rect froi
the Pat.un- P fiMir
?s and SSVS1 <ons. In th?;
n han?l *'?'7 ? .
1'.??..'?
Coast champion t? am, eompoasd of
?th I'ii'. Dlnsrtfe Gsm, Dii rtl
Maglfl and Trillo '
rer* psrformsnc? \
martial.?e four wn? si I ird S
Marrett's quart?ttc. K* '. Bsb) I
Ii tit h and Jewel, the ? .
m the vorl.!, nil being
inches, Whstn they enter?
?hey looked *' -all the m:
.
Cinderells'i c
Judge Moore (,etn More Blue?.
K.r'c Lsrigo, grand ehsn ? on i ' I
Puke
I.anco, Princes? Lsrigo si
defeated Punch.. ? ?
three of the ponies i
'.onc'n, Rath, G n.'''' and Jewi
class f? r '7is shown
with thre?
Jodge \S il im H, Moore add?
:.rne?l blues to his collection in
I '
tnumph?ii In a mi.art field for r
maro? or |
.m or vi( ? -.'i and
Marlboro
? :*. 1 inch.
judjrc drove both, and in ?he evening
Marlboro :. I led ..'.'??/? i bine to
his strintr
il 121, f'r ? hunt
*is from one hui I
form, pav? ..
*.?" th. ' con?
trast ?
scheme of th? G
Lover* o? good ' ?
on hand when tl call
sounded, e'videnc? i n ore
the differi
than on ti da I ?
. ?
shown to halter, and a total of I
?arned their night'i I
The second c I
?
tuation. Mrs. I!. N. Ball
not, Tie Beau Ideal. Jr. ?.von th'
and Arley McKsrron, Mur
TRI BUNiT
Y?"?y?"?*.V. U\RECTORr
Notr?The following New York City hotels are advertisers
in The New ^ ork I ribune. As such they offer to their
-??-ts protection from undesirable surroundings, since sat?
lion in accommodations and service is fully guaran
teed. See The Tribune Graphic Section every Sunday for
complete Hotel an'.iouncements.
A?A fl- :u B?Eu. C?Pes. & Bach. D?Family. I?Women Exclusively
Dist-ict No. 1, 14th to 42d St., bet. Fourth Ave. ?nd Seventh Ave.
Hotel.
A H ??' Arlington.
Mlole! Ptr?l,n.
B-Cisr I HoM
Hrrmilage.
A H tal l'?inr.
- V M.-.rqui?.
<~ I' ??' M? fa -i Square.
E Mi" s *?J.???,ington.
S ?' '?' Navarre,
B H tri Pnn a C.eorge,
B 11 t.! SevsV
D !! 'ri Touraine,
B H tal Y? -k.
District No. 2,
A H ?? Il ?
A H tel I irfa
AH
DUtrict No. 3, 42d
A Hstsl Br.tol.
B 11 "I B ..?.ingliam.
'?! l-TOpiie.
r i4 ??u t.Hh St.
B H "' -"-?' N rlher^
B?Holrl utm{
B-Hotel Lautcllon.
B H ?ici Leonori,
I H ?s! Longacre.
B H te? I.? r?a ne,
0 H tel Nsw Virstol?,
1 i al Ns't.dlanA
B Hstsl Ri '
B H? ?fl v rrrrsft,
B-H Id k Junei,
memmm No. 4, 63d St
ke I. -
B Hstsl
Addreti.
?8 Writ 25th St.
Broacrway and 29th St.
llsl Si. and Broadway
Iron Square, al 42d St.
26 G'amercy P??k.
12-16 Eau 31.1 St.
37 M?(Jis?'n Ave.
29 Ea.t 29th Si.
7th Ave. and 38th S'
28th St. and Fifth Avr.
29th St. and Madi.-?n Ave.
9 11 Eau 39th St.
7th Ave., cor. 36th ?t.
Washington Square Section,
11th St. and University PL
103 IOS Vvavrrly Place.
36 Vl'aihmgton SqMfS,
3? Vlashini/ton Squaie.
3-5 Wen 8th St.
Rate?.
$9wk.F.u.$J4uk.Am.fc.r2
$ I a day and up.
J. I per day up
$1.50 per day em) up.
$30 per week up. 2 pe?.pie.
$1.30 per dty up.
On apj Ii ittOB,
$1.50 per day up.
$1 per day up
$1 30 per day up.
$1.50 10 $r'.0O per day.
On appl < ahon.
$1.50 up.
below 14th St.
$1 per day an*l up.
SO ??k E? $16 *-*k. Am.
On BMM? Bit? n.
$1 Fu.. $230 Am.
On applical'cn.
SL to 63d St., bet. Mud?on Ave. and Broadway.
122 24 Vieil 49th St.
Fifth Ave. and 30th St.
63d Si. and Broadway.
Lager ?V Batbcock.
|!8 Weit 57th St.
Fifth Ave and 56th St
147-149 Wen 55?h St.
63d St. and msSara A??*?
137 Weil 47th Si.
Fifth Ave. and 45lh St.
Mad.ion Ave. and 49|1. St
39ih St. and Fifth Ave.
70 Vieil ?16th St.
130 We.i 47th Si.
109-11-13 Vlem 45th St.
On application.
$2 per day up.
$1 per day and up.
On application.
$2 [ er day up
On app!;ralinn.
12 psi dsy i',-'
|2 ; '?. Jay " ?
$1 ?#t day ?:p.
On a; pi ralicn.
On appl.rati'ifc
$2 per day up.
$1.50 per day up.
On application.
$!.5U per day up.
to HOth SL, bet. Central Park W. and Broadway.
B H?*!
B?Hotel
I li ?
A-Hotel
?Mi,.?!
?V-Holel
B~-Hotel
6-Hotel
Mi.lel
B-lfctel
Ml,,,!
Mioiti
I -H?lel
Miot.J
fr-Hcid
Ander?? n,
Maclaaw,
i ? a Nairanganictt
Bretlon Hall,
beikeley.
Clendemig
( 1 na!.
Lnd.<ott.
Lucerne,
Majettic,
Manhatlaa Square.
Mane Antoinette.
Massasse,
Mcnlicello,
?n -,???.
Vial ion,
?VifWrst
i 2 Vle.t ?30th St.
77th Si. and Br?>a?)w?y.
Broadway at 94th St
Broadway. 85th Is 86'h Su
170 Vieil 74th St.
202 Vleit 103d Si,
Mil Si. tt Columbui Ava.
81 il St. and G.lumbu? Ave.
201 Weal 79th Si,
(entrai Pa.k W.. 72d St
?0 38 Vieil 77th St
66th St. and Broadway.
Broadway al 103d Si.
35 37 Vieil 64th Si.
Broadway, 70lh lo 71?! St
104 Vieil 70th St.
Broadway and 76th St
On application.
$J per ?!"ay 114?.
$1.30 ^.
$2.50 up, I or 2 penon?.
On application.
$30 up for I wo.
On application.
$1 pei day up
Room and bath. $2 up.
$2 per day up.
$2 |>er day up.
$1.50 per day up.
$1.50 per day up.
$1.50 up.
$1.50 per day up.
Ob application
R,.?m and Lalh. $2.00 up.
BROOKLYN HOTELS.
P?^l miaieeiee, -.__ W ?"..?..-.t..?. 11?.ai??i? S0i uex
-.. reeereed the re?i
i
' *. Jr , third.
Old Ismer? recall
? ?
th? alone
? r, the lal
meat ? ? be had erer bred, srai
to Sir Robbina, lire "
. ? V. .
? . lin the
r airea, for Mr. nnin
? The H. an Ideal soma ysei ,
' . ?bins ?re in t!...
' rrn.
?"Id Timer Bad In Saddle.
... ....
the ring, _t the of t
Oil I .? ima'.s
wai ? ib by an eld? gentlei
many of the railbird
I
?
Mi .,! the
on, mi irtin'a
. Iding. The I this
Down
n- i w inel ? tei
? :, and Charl*
e "lettei
The cIhss for BOTiee harness horses.
limited t?. 16 I.?m.Is, one inch m
-. brought out eighteen likely
- much (!??
? ? . . I? .1 the blue
\ i brown gelding
by John manager of
? late, with Ml
I
Hamilton I ur: ? ? ... ??
I Boabnell' G paj Maid, fourth.
;
ace m.der her skilful
i BPper tuti., ?
. and fell. Mi-s Loag alway?
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v , ?uni
th? m, evidently hoi rifled ??
. . - .
taaberk, to be reaeved by a ring
?.?room.
Toda? is Military and Mounted
i Day, B7ul the programme f?.l
? ? .? , tam an -. ??- lent ? aaa 1
?' a . , ? ?;.s pony I " ? -a*? 713.
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.Many Cities Represented
in Boxes at Horse Show
? . .?? .v. ? wore seen at the
??. In atadlaon Bojaare Oar?
and most of those who were in sttend
aaee < s Batnrdhy were also present
? ley, making a lar?_er jratheruiit
- of society than on the tirst
?? . .-?ambition.
PorsOBI t'Toininent in Washington,
_, Baltimore, Ilo.ston and
- were in the boxe?. Lady
_"r?. -. 1 much atten
, afternoon Ifl Boa 1 '.. An
. h much interest ?hi
. ,| ua* that of Mr?. Josenh W.
Harriman, Whs had with her in th?
Mri Olivet Harriman. Mr?.
, ? ? aad Mr.*. Gar
Ifl the bote? or
the arena "Aere Mr?. Henry B. I
_ Mr a. Walter B. Brook?, jr., I
Ma- meu*Mr* * mtmnw WU_eU and L-aM
little ??? Urs. <'har!??? ccr bner.
r . Ill Edwin H. We.it herbe??. I?r. and
Mi and Mr?. W.
U'l ???. ? ? ?(hi ' .lumen ?> ?,re??n,
t?lea ir M Grssn, Mr*. Chsrlsi ?
Rsbi ? .;?'., ?son Boiland, II '
? rdin. Mr. and Mr?
rnear M. < Ir.and Mr?. ,
. M i . U
. ?:. K I? oodfood, Wilbur
A. BloodSOOd, Misi Knsalie Blood,?...? 1.
W im li Krhiirt, Mm. Stephen
P< body, jr, Etienne ?i?* Markowski,
?. Btl r p, VVsIti r Phslpt
'? ?? .?>. S''ine y Dillon
?? -ut'! Kurie and I. .Stuart
9 . jr.
\ t: r Pinehot, m?"
Gibney, Mias
it Koto Carr?
?rats, lira. 1 Aabross ,
... ?? ? leward
Morton Behwarts, I I
.-? -. Mn Lewi? Nixon, Mr* Das I
W .. I r. leriek Kohl, of San i
Mi i. 1- rodsi ek ll. Child?, I
Msrcedea Crianains? Mra. Charles'
'? .'??..?? -, Misa Looiss Isslin, Bsmael
W lleta, Mn Aldcn B. Bloilsst,
Marion T ffsny, Henry w. .?"ace, W.
Carson Ksne, E. Dsnny Boardman, '
Jsnsa Me Vichar, Ju?lice and Mr?. Will
lain Moors, Mr?. Psnl Moore. Miss'
Rene? ?Vssssrmsnn, Misa Manon V. K. '
Kennedy, '. Lonis Boisssvsis, Mr.?. i
Karl sob Msyhoff, E, Von der Horst
K Hem. B. Renwick, Frank L !
1 thei and John MeE Bo*wflsan.
F:?.i,?..4 eoatnme wm of ?isrV
?.-i'.i, talTeta, with the skirt bavin,*, a
dei bord? r of sabls. Bhs wore a lar???
picture hat of jrreen tulle.
R? Imond ??.'?" in black tnt*"' ta.
over " arore ? Ions east ?>'
?lark brown velvet, with collar of v*. ! '.?
! ? t Of blsck fsll was ;
??
Joseph W. Harr,tiiar.. tailored i
as ? of H. Igiaa bins vslvst, with larire
? :"??!?. toppsd with plumes of'
the asm? shads.
11. ?le Bsrkslsy Parsons, costume !
of black broadcloth, with to?|iie of Mark
felt, trimmed with card.nal feathers.
Mrs. W. Whitewr ght Watson, mouse- !
eolored walkinj: suit ?>.' cloth, trimmed
brown fur; .?mall brown vslvst
toi|iie.
Mr?. Ftifrene 8. Itevnal. eostOSSS of
wine-colored velvet, with small hat to
eorrei pond.
Mr... (liarles A. Van P.cns?e!acr,
broadcloth, trimmed with bl ich
fur; larrcs hat of black felt, trimmed
Mn Psnl Moore, tailored nuit of
tan-colored cloth, with email hat
.tch.
Aldsn S. Hlodfjet, costume of
deep purple velvet, with larue hat of
purple velvet.
Mrs. ii rsr Hnrriman. pearl (trav
cloth eostnms, with large hat of kiav
felt.
Mrs. Samuel Milhank, co?tume of
blBCk cloth, With long coat of black,
trimme?) with white fox; small hat of
black bolt
General and Mrs. Leonard Wood
WSrs present at the SVSniBS M
and sat in th.re? tor ' bos. Nearby,
in E, T Stotesbnry's box. No. 48, were
Mra. Hermann Oelrieha, Misa Lota I oh
? ?? imsry Roossvslt and B,
In the adjo nine l?ox.
No. i?, w?rc Mrs. Btotssbory'a son?in*
? I daughter. Mr. anil Mrs. Walter
II. Brooks, jr.. Miss Susan Hruc?* and
M isa Psulii In snol hsr boa
nesrby were Mr. Rtotesborv's son-in
law and dsnirhter, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney
Kmlen Hutchinaon, and Mr. and Mrs.
I!.. owell ?. Mi.rear. Ofl the opposite*
i ?arden, ifl Hox No. 17, wert?
Mr. and Mra. Alexander I?. B. Pratt and
Mr.. tVill am E, Benjamin.
Another hox party consisted of Mrs.
Cornelina H. Time? mann, Mrs. .1. ?4or
doti Jiouiilns atnl W. Khinelander Stew?
art, jr
!n Hox No. '?' with John MeE. Bow
fti'.n were Mrs. Myron D, PstSISOB and
' iterson.
Mr. and Mrs B. Francis Hyde ha?l a*
theii e :? il In Box No. .'<'?* I?r. and Mr.*.
Thomas Heed Bridges
Others sen were Mi?? Su^an Kiiih
Dresser. Olivar Hsrrinsn, Mr. and
Mr-, Julian Gsrsrd, Mr. and Mrs, I.ouis
Haich?, T. De Witt C'uyler and Colonel
Daniel Appl? I
BOOKS ON BIRDS BRING $335
J. V. Painter Bays Auduhon Volumes
at Anderson (?allerie??.
Hook lovers and collectors from this ?
and other eiti? d the Anderson
galleries yeaterday afternoon at the
g is Ion of the sale ?if the first
division of Par! .'t of the John K. Hur-.
ton library. J. v. Painter gave the top
price $S36 for .1 tall copy of Au?lu
"Tl.i- Birds of America." from
drswin**i nade In the Hnitsd States,
and their territories-. The work II m
aeven volumes and is lllnstrstsd
BOO full pan plstss in color.-. This is1
an original subscriber's copy that of
al Rofn 1 Kinfr;.
The bighssl : rie? S( the evening ses
lion waa $1S5, pa. i bl J P. Horn for i
the writing! of John Hurroui7,hs, a lim?
ited aotogrspl edition in fifteen vol?
ume?). For $100 flahriel Wei* obtained
whst Is said to be the rarest of all the
?o:7i??ns of the poems of Robert Hurn.l,
ehiefly in the Scottiah dialsct, with an
aval portrait of Bun 1 by Patrick llal
pin, for some year, the onlj tiat'Ve line
? Dnblin, where the volume
vas printed ifl 1787. Mr. Wei.? also cave
tie for the very rnre first issue of th?
? ? Edinbnivh edition of Hurns's
ntee for I he ssthor in l7i*7.
? . s Heartman 17av?? jr?s for a unique
eopy of Big*, ilon 's "A Poem Suitable for
th? Present Day, In Pive Psrts." The
\er*'s are warnings to the American?
to eschew sin, hh?! entreaties to the Al?
mighty *" SSVa An.erira. J. P, Drake,
Inc., sbt?insd for $41 an autograph 1st-I
*???? from Benedict Arnold to bis first'
wife, Mart-are? Mans!:? M. The total Of
th? two sssi sna was 13,282.11. The'
sale eontinnel this af?ernoon and SVSn? '
Ing, ?nd in: .with Wednesday after?
noon's !? ??sinn.
WOODS TO GUIDE WALKERS
Asks Hardy If Police Tan Re-rulste
I'edns'rians as Vehicle?.
?
WHITMAN TO GIVE
S?FFRAGE FETE
Western Envoys To Be
Greeted by Governor at
Reception in Mansion.
WORKERS HERE LAY
OUT NEW CAMPAIGN
Plans for Appeal to Congres*.
Formed- Many Oppose An?
other Referendum.
Mr?. Charle? _, Whitman ?rlilted the
headquarters of the Congressional
I'nion yesterday to tal'- over with Mrs.
0. H. P. Belmont plan? for a suffrage
reception at the Governor'? maniior.
?n November 19. In the morning C.n?
ernor Whitman will receive the two
Oaeeyi from the West. Mrs. Sara Hard
Field and Miss Frances JolifTe, who
are bearing the {.OO.OOO-name petition
from the San Francisco Fair to I'r??-.
dent Wilson. Afterward Mrs. H_il
man will entertain them at luncheon,
to be followed by a reception. The
envoys will be welcomed to New York
on November M. Mrs. William Pren
dergn-if. Mrs. Kobert Adamson, Mrs.
Marcu? M. Marks and Mrs. ?William I..
i'olt were appointed yesterday to at
range for the reception at Sheriy'-i
Plans for the Congressional l'n,?r.
work In New York 4vere taken up at a
meeting yesterday. Permanent coii.
mittees and officers will he elected or.
November 2?, after which the work of
con vert i nu New York Congressmen will
he tahoa up. The "Pussyfoot methods"
of the campaign just ended will b?
discussed by Oeorge Orel at the open?
ing meeting of the Union, winter pro?
gramme. Professor Charles Beard, of
Colombia I'n-.vfT?:"/, aad Mr?. Harriet
Stanton Blateh Mil] alao ?.peak. This
does not mean that Mrs. Blateh ha?
"gone over" to the t'nioti. A story to
this effect ?he contradicted flatly last
nitrht
"I ?aid I wa? going to devote myself
to CeagreeaieaaJ ??ork, but I did not
say to the Congressional 'I'nion,'" ?he
t aid last night
Immediate Trial Debated.
The ?uffrige world has two guessing
eoBtestl with vshich to while away the
dull day?. One is this question of
"how Mrs. Blateh will jump," and the
other is the date for the new referen?
dum. Shall 'he slogan be "Victory
Ifl 1917" or "Victory in 1910"? The
Empire State Campaign Committee Is
said to he of two minds about the ad
rieabillty of entering upon a new cam?
paign at once.
Younger women are urging 'hat the
Imeni he introduced ?it this win?
ter's session of the Legislatare. If
passed by the present Legislature and
the next one, it could be referred !o
the voters in the fall of 1017. Others
favor waiting until 1917 before intro?
ducing the bill. By that time new
States in the West are hoped for, and
improved public opinion everywhere
woald make victory more certain. In
both Michigan and Ohio, where refer
endnmi followed within a few years of
each other, the ?second also was de?
feated.
Eeerythiag was ne4v at the local
headquarters yesterday. With new
campaign district.? throughout the
state, a new home for the Women'.1
P tieal I'nion and new vigor and en?
thusiasm and confidence everywhere.
th" new crusade for woman suffrage
gives every promise of ending in a
brand new victory.
"Well k"?; ai ?** 11 every asi
f?as( a? w. * i \ tinker t, only
more si."
Such wi.s '\r rsss .:.' n of ?he rub
licitj council at a land MMI at the Park
? .' 1: ??' rssterds) All the ardent
worker? of th- COnM Q were there,
plat.s were t ?he year ami
th? ,? rj?? confident ? tnsr'.?d by the
lefragieta tumid Into a pean of
v.c-.' ry
Th? Woman Suffraf*? Tarty Will work
for ano'her referendum, for Presiden
tial ?uifrage and for a F?d?ral amend?
ment wa? the announcement at the
eity com m i Me? mooting of the Woman
7- i:Trni<?- I'ar f at IH Fast Thirty-fo-irtr,
Miae Mary drrett Hay pr?-,
?i ?le*. Campa4rn ?!i?trtet? throughout
the ?t?te sie I ring changed, with th?
Csagrsssional di?tr.eta for th? new
Bg unit?. Mr? William Grant
Brown will b? eha.rman of Cor.gr??
aional work, and evrry ? iTragiat in th?
? t?te will concentrate upon getting th?
Federal amendment parsed on Novem
bst M
Hupmobile Sedan?$1365
An Aristocrat in any Company
The Mark
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Superior
Motor
Cor
S, PI |V<
These Dealers
Sell Hupmobiles
? ??n m.? m i r.
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HUPMOBILB COMPANY
()F NEW VORK
Wholesale Warehouse. 17ii? n'wajr
?the stand-up car on every read
"?Ahether you ride leisurely in the 1916 Hupmobsle Sedan on locial ?x
canons, or roll up hfth Avenue, where the world ? finest carl ??ooner or
later come on dren parad? -or ??hf'her pea mar\rl at Hi vs.nderful p<r
formince on the ileep ilo(xi of Abbey Hill
You have the latufird elilton of knowing you are m the . ir that I ?ok?
the i?irf at thoroughly ai ih? other thoroughbred? ?oiling up It. ihou
?andi more the car thai in ilt luxury and ?onvemrn? ?, ill | ovs'r and
flexibility and running, n the lupreme a? hirvemenl in Hupmubilei.
"It il a wonderful car. ideal in its luxury" -not our vaotdi but the ex
preued opinion of thoie who ov?-n the I'Hl? Hu|im?i!>.le Sedan men and
women who have owned other liupmobilr? and who b.rmerly ?nanr.i <.lh?r
can.
The 1916 Hupmobile Sedan n just ai remark?b!e in ill price ai il il I?
iti beaulif'il make-up and iti wonderful road ability and ?nuurari. r.
We will gladly demonstrate the 1016 Hupmobile Sedan, which n built
on the standard Hupmobile chasm; demonstrate ill BBVOM [ owr and su
penor ?performance ; dcmor.slrite its luxury and comfort ; demonstrate why
and how at $H6) it n the fineit rar ihn company hai p-oduied.
See and ride in the 1916 Hupmobile Sedan as loon as you can you
may have lo wait a little v?hi!e !ur fOtrntO. 5a the looncr you ge! ?Iowa lo
it (he sooner you will be able to put your 1916 Hupmob le Sedan through
ill pares.
Thr WayioXle Orea .Yafi-anl Ban rt tyetetn
?he I'.V? af is hlc'l lyou o" " tth n,< f**_M .
' ? .? a>> "lia. h .;? .
?o the ammer, th.n (,???. ?it.mid i,,ir. ail it? motmUt
befcirv vou buy ?iisy ..n. Cell anil a?>c u? nl/t/vt ?'.
1916 Hupmobile Prices
A-paMienaer Tourina ? ?r StOaS Tiear-Kounil r...irln| ( ?r . Ills*
7 |i.??*i?ngrr Tourlnx < ar I "'i.*. \...r l(. und CoOpB . . . IIH4
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T-paitaenger l.lm?u*lne t!Sn.\
Uire wheels optional at small additional coil
All prices f. o. h. Detroit
Chas. E. Riess & Co., Inc.
1690 Broadway, at 53d Street. ?noM Circu m6
ST?NDARD 0ILC0.2EN.Y
The Sign ofa
ReliableDealer
andtheWorlds
Best Gasoline
ACCENT THE
SECOND SYLLABLE
When you go to your garage don't
say "Ten gallons of gas"?say ten
gallons of SOCONY (pronounced
SO-KO-NY). Come out good and
strong on that second syllable so
that there can be no mistake ?so
that your dealer cannot by any
trick of his imagination give you
anything but the Standard Oil
Company of New York's clear,
homogeneous motor fuel.
Wherever you see the Red, White
and Blue SOCONY Sign you are
sure of getting SOCONY Motor
Gasoline. It is the sign of a reliable
dealer and of the world's best
gasoline. That is why motorists
who know are buying gasoline by
name. They ask for SOCONY?
and in a way that can't be mis?
understood?by a big strong accent
on the second syllable.
Look for the SOCONY Sign
you will find it on first-class gar?
ages and supply stations.
STANDARD OIL CO. OF NEW YORK
I'riocipal Dfticci
NEW YORK ALBANY
BUFFALO BOSTON

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