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“Never let us forget, my friends, that the reason we 
were able to force Victory a year ahead of the Allies’ 
schedule, was because our men were fit, and were kept fit 
by regular inspection. (Loud applause, prolonged cheer¬ 
ing.) 
“The idea of regular inspection in order to keep fit 
contains a lesson we can each apply in our daily lives. 
A homely illustration just occurs to me—if you will par¬ 
don a moment’s digression! 
“Sometimes I have to make several speeches a day, 
going from town to town in my car. 
“Two years ago I had a speaking trip completely 
spoiled for me by a trouble-making battery in this auto 
of mine. It was a specimen of a common trouble-making 
variety that kept a man busy wondering what it would 
do next. 
“Perhaps some of the fault was mine. Like most of 
you who ride in cars. I never had the slightest taste for 
battery mechanics. I understand Champ Clark likes to 
putter around his, but mighty few of my friends among 
the Senators know the first thing about ’em. 
“So it was a happy day for me when I learned I could 
get a battery built for folks who haven’t the time nor 
inclination to study battery anatomy. 
“Since then I have been riding in comfort with a 
husky, dependable, long-lived Prest-O-Lite spinning the 
engine and feeding the headlights. For the regular in¬ 
spection which soldiers and batteries alike require to keep 
them 100 per cent efficient I fall back on the Service 
Station man. This is one way in which I have tried to 
apply the lesson to myself. 
“And so let us never forget, my friends. The League 
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Look for the name Prest-O-Lite on Service Station signs everywhere 
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The Oldest Service to Automobile Owners in America 
PREST-O-LITE SERVICE STATIONS IN NEW YORK STATE. (Write as for list of Service Stations in other States.) 
ALBANY:— Albany Speedometer Service Station, 
248 Washington Ave. 
AMSTERDAM:—Amsterdam Storage Battery Co., 
20 Church St. 
ARCADE:—D. Sc H. Sales Company. Main St. 
AUBURN:—McKinley & Fairchild. 18 Clark St. 
BING HAMTON:—Binghamton Battery Sales Co.. 
219 Washington St. 
BOLIVAR:—McDonnell & Brannon. 
BROOKLYN:—Perfection Storage Battery Co., 
Inc., 1175 Bedford Ave. 
BUFFALO:—Boyle & Kssenwanger. Inc., 720 
Main St. 
CENTRAL VALLEY:—R. F. & W. M Weygaut. 
CORNING:—Murray’s Battery Shop. Market St. 
CORTLAND:—Cortland Auto Supply Co., 30 Maiu 
St. 
EAST AURORA:—Glen G Gleed. 
ELLENVILLE:—Wayside Inn Garage. 
ELMIRA:—Wm. T. Shoemaker. 241 W. Water St. 
FLUSHING:—Automotive Electric Service Co., 
102 Broadway. 
GLEN COVE:—Glen Cove Battery Company, S9 
School St. 
GOUVERNEUR:—Storie Bros., John St. 
GREAT KILLS:—Great Kills Garage. 
HAVERSTRAW:—Taylor Garage, luc.. Maple 
Ave. 
HEMPSTEAD, L. I.:—F. A. Mannie, Main St. 
HOBART:—Cowan's Garage. 
HORN ELL:—Geo. S. Peters. Cor. Cass & Buffalo. 
HUDSON FALLS:—A. J. I.a Pan. 23 Maple St. 
JAMESTOWN:—Jamestown Battery Sales Co., 3 
Gifford Building. 
JOHNSTOWN:—Staley-Folmsbee Company, Main 
& Perry Sts. 
KELLEY CORNERS:—Hubboll Brothers. 
KINGSTON:—Frank T,. Brown. 523 Broadway. 
LITTLE FALLS:—Bronner’s Garage, 7 W. Lan¬ 
sing St. 
MALONE:—The Service & Satisfaction Shop. 121 
E. Main St. 
MEDINA:—John B. Cobb, 10G E. Center St. 
MIDDLETOWN:—Middletown Storage Battery 
Service Co. 
MT. VERNON:—Allied Auto-Electric Co., luc., 
10 Prospect Ave. 
NEWBURGH:—Stubley’s Garage & Auto Co., 
127-129 Broadway. 
NEW ROCHELLE:—Storage Battery Service Co. 
NEW YORK:—Automotive Electric Service Corp., 
206 Amsterdam Ave. 
NEW YORK:—Bronx Auto Electric Service Co., 
2438 Grand Concourse. 
NORWICH :—Norwich Electric Shop. 
OGDENSBURG:—Crescent Garage. 119 State St. 
OSSINING:—Nelson Park Garage, Albany Post 
Road. 
PATCH OGUE, L. I.:—Patehogue Garage Co., 
Inc.. 50-56 W. Maiu St. 
PEEKSKILL:—Lent & Burchetta Co., Inc., 1016 
Main St. 
PORT JERVIS:—Geo. W. Case Co., Inc., 54 
Front St. & 0G Jersey Ave. 
POTSDAM:—Island Garage. 
POUGHKEEPSIE:—Tiffany Diamond Garage. 96 
Market St. 
RIVERHEAD. L. I.:—Overton Electric Co., Main 
St. 
ROCHESTER:—Oliver Brothers, 109-111 Monroe 
Ave. 
ROME:—Fred Strowbridge. 324 W. Dominick St. 
SALAMANCA:—Wells Garage. No. 32-31 Broad 
St. 
SPARKILL:—Central Garage & Machine Works, 
Union St. 
SYRACUSE:—William H. Craig. 690 S. Salma 
St. 
UTICA:—Utica Cycle St Supply Co., 117-119 
Columbia St. 
WATERTOWN:—Ward P. Smith. 
WELLSVILLE:—Tho Ritter Garage. 40 S. Main 
St. 
YONKERS:— Neidich Electrical Co., Inc., 247 3. 
Broadway. 
