R. A. Blenner, the local distributor for the Chandler Six, has acted on the advice of Horace Greeley. Five years ago, "On West, young man," and he has established the farthest west automobile headquarters in Richmond by placing the Chandler Six in a nice, new home at 2107 West Broad Street. It isn't far to the Chandler headquarters, just a block east of the Broad Street Baseball Park, and the salesroom is one of the most attractive in the city.
Displayed in the new location are Chandler Six touring cars and four-passenger Chandler roadsters, Stearns eight and four-cylinder touring cars, four-passenger chubby roadsters and Virn trucks in different models.
The sales department of the Chandler agency is in charge of George K. Booth, who is an ex-sugar ex-pounder of the merits of the cars handled by the Blenner Agency.
"I have been able to have my allotment of Chandler cars doubled," said Mr. Blenner yesterday, "and I feel that Richmond is becoming rapidly a Chandler city. You see new Chandler on the streets here almost daily."
SPIRIT OF THE HIGHWAY
"Thank Your Family," and Gertrude Terry
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In commending the National Touring Week movement, which begins today, George M. Dickson, a prominent manufacturer.  Takes your family. Take them out and fan them full of fresh air and sunshine. (Hit past the canning factory, just beyond the smoke of the steel mill, lies the green open country, where the air is all ozone. The motor car is treatment? Treatment for whole families? Five or six persons at a sitting. 