L 'N higher railroad circles there is a very natural ambition to carry a watch that is not merely Railroad Standard, but a standard for railroad watches. It is well known that Railroad Officials and the higher grades of Trainmen show a marked preference for the HOWARD Watch. But there is also among the rank and file a surprising number who have the wholesome ambition to own a HOWARD, and who make it a point to get one, even at the cost of some selfsacrifice. In America, as nowhere else, the typical railroad president, corporation executive, head of an industry or a business house, is the man who has made his way up from the ranks. And it is often the man in the ranks, impelled by his self-respect, his professional spirit, and his ambition for the better things of his calling, who saves to get a HOWARD. A HOWARD Watch is always worth what you pay for it. The price of each watch is fixed at the factory and a printed ticket attached-from the 17-jewel (double roller) in a Crescent Extra or Boss Extra gold-filled case at $40, to the 23-jewel in 18K gold case at $170-and the EDWARD HOWARD model at $350. Not every jeweler can sell you a HOWARD Watch. Find the HOWARD jeweler in your town and talk to him. He is a good man to know. Admiral Sigsbee has written a little book," The Log of the HOWARD Watch," giving the record of his own HOWARD in the U. S. Navy. You'll enjoy it. Drop us a post card, Dept. V, and we'll send you a copy. E. HOWARD WATCH WORKS BOSTON, MASS. SAFETY FIRST SAFETY TREAD --- The Tread that makes the Brake Effective Five Bars and a Cross Tiethe Safety First Symbol Five thick, tough Goodrich rubber fingersThey dig down through mud, slush and ooze; they clean and grip the road. They stop the skid before it starts. They give you lower-cost mileage because of the extra thickness rubber at the point of contact. Goodrich Safety Tires Tread Best in the Long Run-Best in the Short Stop Don't take chances. Look for the five bars and the cross-tie when Don't experiment. Smooth Tread Better still, tear out this price list and hand it to your dealer. named here for the accepted standard non-skid tires. Size 30 x 3 Size 34 x 42 30 x 3/21⁄2 36.05 Dealers almost everywhere have Goodrich Tires in stock or can get them for you Factories: AKRON, OHIO from one of our branches or depots. The B. F. Goodrich Company Principal Cities There is nothing in Goodrich Advertising that isn't in Goodrich Goods IT A message to the purchasers. T should be distinctly borne in mind that every piece of furniture manufactured by us has our shop mark inlaid in it as a means of identification. If the shop mark cannot be shown, the piece is not our manufacture. Dealers who have the agency for our furniture in their cities are proud to show it. Others unable to supply it naturally Insist upon seeing the shop mark. take another course. In thousands of homes Berkey & Gay furniture is treasured, for upwards of fifty years it has been the standard of American manufacture. F Berkey & Gay Furniture "For Your Children's Heirlooms' URNITURE dealers having the Berkey & Gay agency usually carry as large an assortment on their floors as their space will permit. This stock is supplemented by our large portfolio of photogravures showing our complete line of nearly five thousand pieces, for the Bedroom, Library and Hall, including several hundred pieces for special uses. We specialize in exact period reproductions and in careful studies of the old masters, being careful to retain in our interpretations the spirit of the past, both in manner of execution and in wood used. On account of the size of our line and the consequent inability to properly illustrate it we have no catalog for distribution. Our literature is educational. Fo OR fifteen two-cent U. S. stamps we will mail you our de luxe booklet, "Character in Furniture," an informative contribution to the literature of Period furniture. It will help you to know Period furniture, whether or not you wish to purchase any at this time. Any of the following publications of ours will be sent you free on request: The Story of Berkey & Gay, (a most interesting bit of history); Entertaining Your Guests, (a booklet on the newest novelty pieces); Things to Remember; Masterpieces in Miniature; Travelogues in Furniture, (authoritative, brief talks on Period pieces); Eugene Field's Famous "In Amsterdam" Poem. Berkey & Gay Furniture Co. 174 Monroe Ave., Grand Rapids, Michigan The carefully restricted output of the Locomobile Company is an important aid to quality. A large and experienced organization concentrates its strength on a small output not more than Four Cars a Day. Each Locomobile is personally and intimately supervised. The Locomobile owner is proud of his car, not merely because of its style, its comfort or its reliability, but because of the knowledge that his car has been watched and worked over with the greatest possible care at all stages of its construction. Furthermore, a motor car gains distinction if Quality, not Quantity, is the ideal to be achieved. Thus, through its limited output, the Locomobile has an added preciousness in the mind of the owner. Book of LEFT DRIVE Models, Illustrated in Color The Locomobile Company of America Bridgeport, Conn. |