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The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • Page 26

The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • Page 26

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ii' i is. IV. 1 'I 26 Wat? J(0 on aVJORDAN TTie Luxury Car The new Jordan custom built style ljotlies possess a degree of distinction and an extreme race that gives them an aloofness from the ordinary car. I They are as comfortable as the divan in your club and almost as exclusive. May we arrange to demonstrate? See the Jordan Luxury Cars at the Automobile Show at North Hall.

B9n Pmengrr Luxury Car (16S0 Wmt Whfto $100 tilrm Road tier $1650 Wlr Whttl, II 00 Mitrm fruit J. fmaet. See Us At the AUTO SHOW The Ohio Top 909-911 Broadway. PHONE CANAL 56S. Free-Thls Five Passenger Car Write to-day for our plan tellinz you HOW to obtain thia 110 inch wheelbaM car.

WE WILL PRESENT FREE A CAR TO A SELECT FEW WILL STETSON COMPANY, ft I Siminierkantp Bm Vrteitt. TIIE ENQUIRER, CINCINNATI, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1916 tout Pautnger Short Model ill it WU Wilt Wk.tlt Harry R. House 1609 Madison Road. Phone North 3165. Jordan Motor Car Company, Cleveland, Ohio You see them everywhere Cincinnati.

RACINE TIRES Performance hat proven them perfect for year-round uae. Let ua give you prices for your car. THE TIRE MAN, 717-719 Main SL, near 8th Don't Miss the Auto Show -All This Week at Music Hall Dayton. Columbua. Indianapolis.

TIRE PRICES SLAUGHTERED Why Pay Fancy Prices For Tires Just to Last You the Season Out? liberal Allowance on Your Old Tires. FIFTY -SIX DIFFERENT BRANDS TO CHOOSE FROM Tires Guaranteed 3,500 Miles Tabes One Year. WE CARRY MORE A NO. 1 FACTORY GUARANTEED TIRES OF DIFFERENT MAKES IN STOCK THAN ANY FIRM IN THE MIDDLE WEST. WE MAKE TWO-IN-ONE TIRES IF YOU WANT THEM LOWEST PRICES, TOO 30x3 30x3 2 '32x3i2 33x4 t-ala Tread.

$6.95 9.45 10.55 14.55 Nan Tread $7.45 9.95 11.55 15.75 34x4 35x4 36x4 35x4 2 Tain Tread. $14.95 15.25 15.75 20.50 Nousald Tread. $16.15 16.45 16.95 21.95 All sizes in stock at proportionate price. 36x412 37x42 35x5 37x5 I'aiD Tread. $20.95 21.95 23.25 24.95 Koa-8kid Tread.

$22.75 23.50 24.75 26.75 Remember, cannot keep all size an.) types in all makes in stock, so come rarlv and piik your favorite make. Mail orders prompt I filleii whrn accompamrd by remittance. Western Tire Co. of America Phone Canal 5611. 810 RACE STREET.

Adjoining Buainaa Man's Club. Moon; J. Flynn, himself with capable worker, and their have (one after thlnra In a atrons war, with the result that to-day the Cbalmen la very thoroughly eatabtlahed la thla territory. Max Millar, aalea manaaer, will be In chares of the exhibit at the auto ahow, and Oscar Strobe), Bill Cot-tlncham. Bill Vorla and Cliff Andrews will be there to tell of the Chaimera' aehlevemenla.

A recent Chalmers' stunt created much Intereat In thla aectlon. The birthday of the new Model 30 8.400 run waa celebrated with a parade of Chat-era care. Mare than loo machines were In line. Including- the flrat Chalmers aold In thla city 10 yeara aso. Frank Willis, aalea manarer of the Chalmers Company, waa here for the affair.

Following the parade a reception waa held at the Fischer salesrooms. C. II. Hooker, the distributor of the Woods Dual Power car, received hla flrat shipment of these much heralded cars a few days before the opening of the auto whuw. and they are now on exhibition In Music Hall.

He alao has ars on exhibition at his headquarter. M5 Race street. Mr Hooker'e aales force, with the aeeialance of Salea Manager W. A. from the factory, will fill numerous appolnt-mente made for demonstrating this week.

Prior to the advent of thla automobile there were two klnda of cara electrics and gaa cars but now there Is dual power, which Mr. BJmoneon Bays la I a class by Itself, ax It combines the ad vantages of the other two. dual power having the speed and mileage of the gas car and the simplicity and luxuriousness of the electric Imagine a gasoline car with adequate electrical equipment to aupplement tli gasoline power, at the same time achlev. Ing an electric car that la aelf-oherglng while the car la This com hlnatlon gives simplicity, economy and efficiency auch aa never before has been achieved In any automobile Automobile companies like nothing more than to call a certain make of car distinctive. That word surely haa been over worked these daya, A car of die tlnctlon, of course, la' something to crow over, but with the manufacturers lend Ing every effort toward thla phase.

It la a hard matter for one to get ahead of the other. Will the exhibit of the Hetlman Motor Car Company at the auto show contains a Hayne car that la something different. This aeven-pasaenger light six machine Is finished In a color that Is taken from the orchid, the favorite flower of the flmt lady of the land. The car stands out brilliantly with Ita gold strip- Inga and white wire wheela. Manager M.

W. Jennings haa a full line of Haynea models en dl.Dlav The salon also Is exhibited at the Hellman booth. Visitors to the Automobile Show at Music Hall ahould watch their step when thev near the exhibit of Paige cam. There will be a little fellow at the booth of the H. T.

Auto Company, and he la desirous of not being tramped upon. Paul Paulus la hla name. He la 80 years old and weighs only 84 pounds. Hla duster auto coat measures 48 Inches. Paulus la an automobile aaleaman.

In order to follow out the safety flrat movement Frank Hutchinson, of the H. T. Com nanv haa annulled the midget With I horn and a ateuladder. When traffic gets too crowded around the Paige ex hihit Paulua will blow hla horn to pro tect hla life. If anybody wanta to know about the cars from Pees us, he will oblige hv eettlne uo on the ateplaaaer ana en In conversation.

Paulus never cornea) out In the rain. He Bays the rain drops apiMh up in his fao and It annoys him too much. t. it Manler. of the Wood-Oakland Company, haa Just returned from the Oakland factory, where be had tin op- nf looking over tne new a land modela.

Manley will have charge of the Oakland exhibit at the Auto Show thla week. An exhibition of unneual Interest la being displayed by the Oldamoblle Sales Company a( the automobile show this week, the center of attraction being Mlsa Amanda Preuss. the Sacramento, girl who recently eatabllahed a transcontinental record for women, driving an Oldamoblle roadster from San Francisco to New York In 11 days, ft hours and mlnutea-an average of SIS. 18 miles a day. Mlna Preuss la at the Oldamoblle booth aa a regular ahow attendant, distributing an llluatrated account of her trip, in booklet form, which aha wrote.

Second In Intereat only to Mlsa Preuss 'herself la the car In wnicn an maao mMmnrahle tourney, which Is alao on exhibition at the Oldamoblle booth. Thle machine la In exactly the aame oondltlon aa when It landed In ew York on the comnletlon of her trip, duaty ana otrty with the erlme of many mile. Mia Preuaa la keeping It In thla ahape for aentlment'a sake, she says. Another unuaual feature at the Olds- mobile booth la a cut-away eight-cylinder chaaala. In cream and black.

This chaasls I used as the subject of a number of dally lectures by E. J. McMullen, head of the Oldsmoblle educational division, which tend completely to establish many ad vantages In eight-cylinder construction possessed by no other type. McMullen. who Is credited with being one of the foremost authorities on the subject of automobile technique In the fnlted SUte.

Bay that a certain proportion of the publio still entertains erroneous notion concerning the complexity and lack of acoeaslblllty of eight-cylinder conatruction. This he Is rapidly overcoming, however, he says, through his chassis lectures. The standard features of the Oldamoblle exhibit conalata of a stock Model 44 touring car, a roadster of the aame model and a new cablolet, the latest product of the Olda factory. Clnclnnatl'a automobile row haa been enlarged by the addition of the Ienmo Salea Company, which opened a aales and service atatlon at 13 East Thirteenth street to merchandise the new Denmo ne-and-one-quarter-ton truck. The Ienmo la the ony truck of that capacity which Is equipped with an electric, stnrtlng and lighting system, spot llKht for night deliveries, speedometer, windshield and the most complete chaaela equipment In every detail.

The Denmo Sales Company, which controla the Cincinnati territory, aa well aa that of 10 other large centers. Is headed by H. P. Harding aa President. Irson.

sales manager of the t'harles Schlear Motor Car ha not Joined the fire department, a was cmmonly whispered around town last wek. That Ked llupmobile which he tins been driving Is Just one of those Top Company tops I TT and seat covers; llelaey KoMns ectrU starters, batteries carburetor. might envy HI Tank and Pump Company, tank. 'nJ'T 'h7" I. Ron 1 1 Company cleaners, Queen oty i ompany betteriea and spark plugs Cincinnati Hheet Metal and Hoofing Coniiauiy.

garaxee: X. T. Manufacturing Company. cleaneia and polishers. Fyr Prater Company, rtre extinguishers.

Cincinnati Oil pwianers ana the brightest red that ever Mtor Del very a th It mftT or 'otnpanv. oils and Mutual Tire Company, (lordon tires: Evun oil Company, oils and greases; Orel Auto Painting and Trimming auto ramtins: Anchor llugay Company. Ford tope; luttenhofer Wethel Company. Warnerleni and Seel a heel; Plane rer Ford Cincinnati may net he at the auto ahow. The Bene of Boardtrahlp will have to paaa on first.

If Pnejitar PeealHent nf the. Works irarrn Lumber Company, of thla olty. has Just returned from a 3.300-mlle tour through Colorado, where he drove hi Packard roadrter to the summit of Pike's Peak, thereby becoming a member of the Pike's Peak Summit Mot ir Club. The -llmb la .4 feet In 18 mile or an average grade of 7 per cent. The club haa certain rules which are In- i ne nun nu cniin ruir.

wnicn in A. uto ompany. accessories liantitn jt Company, auto suppllea: Bo, le Knt 7 tltri.C "evlces; ii. tt. rMruve i.minv i aprlng leaf spreaders; Kt.her tlrKTin 1 Storage Hatlery Company, Wlllard ator-i age lialterlea; Uneeda 8taj-ter Company.

starters; Paragon Oil Retlnlng Company! olta. and greaaes: Highland Body pany, commercial bodies. S. Be careful with camp fire. 4.

Vehicle shall keep to right of road In all cae. except when neceasarjr to turn to the left In overtaking other vehicles. When overtaking other vehicle, keep to the left of the overtaken vehicle in paealnf. Vehicle moving alowly shall keep a close to light aide of road -a The fine development of the Flachtr poaalble, allowing mora rapidly moving Auto Service Company, distributor, of vehicle clear pas saga to their left, the Chalmers oar. In the last year, haa (V Do not exceed speed of mile per been watched with intereat by Clncis- hoar.

Is descending the arrauataJa 1 natl automobile men. Carl Fischer, the in rniUa ner haur la much safer. President of the concern, ha aurrounded 1 as xaai an oosapil4 to at 4v4ao Motor JW 44- mbl, htmd tieWop fSJ 4a H. P. Lav w)lssessB of 104 htehmt for ibv- fraxrtM I lajsnuf f.

But we do not stand on thoae pec-ifVcatiofai lono and will back the Regal 4 -Thirty-Two to better any performance for power mat any car within a hundred dollar of ita price will max. aa to daet The deaign and arrangement of the RegaTa cruer-built body packs more room into the 108 inch wheel- Specifications Show Regal is the Biggest Car in the Light Class TTTE stated In previous announcements VV that in the new Regal -4-Th irty -Two we set out to build the biggest car in the light-weight class. The actual comparative specifications, as tabulated by "Motor World," a recognized' trade authority, show that in hotpower rating (Society of Automobile Engineers) and wheelbase, Regal ranks above any of the cars selling between $600.00 and $700.00. $695 C. W.

HUTCHISON This comparative tabte, compile by "Motor World" (Issue of August Mth) from an authentic oarcs, bows Regal to have a larger motor and larger wheel-base than any of Its price competitors. CAB Buick Dort Overland REGAL. baee than do moat cara at 1 IS inches, Fill the car with your friends or family, measure up the actual comparative seating' room, if you like, and realise what this statement means. TouVe got to see, to feel, to try out this new Regal in performance to realize how much bigger a value it gives 15.4 U.J U. H.J 19.6 104 Its 15 14 108 Ninth andsSycamore Streets black leather apbolatertns.

The stx-pas-'j senr bull Oof specials are shown In ultramarine blue with Spanish brown leather upbo Uterine, battle ship (ray Witt Mather photetTanc and mi ar ELECTRIC I 43 Inehm mUm ipnW taart MartJnf mU Hfkdra, ZZ IIMajjajsBP (yp. FiarnisXad fri rrnrtrimli unj i PuBy suuipp for the money than anything you've1 previously known. That's why we say that we do not stand on comparative specifications alone, but earnestly invite you and your friends to pass personally on the luxury, the comfort, the convenience that this attractive price oilers. In other words, we prefet you to make your own comparisons, and we are only too willing to abide by your judgment But, by all means, we cannot urge too strongly, that you do not overlook the new Regal-4-Thirty-Two, if you are looking for solid values in style, price, economy and comfort, at a price that any motorist can afford. THE BUERKLE METZGAR 2417 Gilbert Walnut Hills.

North 2760 J. B. Bl'IRKLI OWEXSVILLB. OHIO. DEALERS W.

A. FRAIIKR. I52 ST. CLAIR ST. COVIXtiTOSI.

V. DEAI.FR WANTED IN OHIO. IIIAKA AND KFHTICKT. A. WRBEH, AliGl'STA.

KV. The Distinctive Feature of the Motor Car Show Paige Cars the New Series Fairfield "Six-46" and the New Series Fleetwood "Six-38" are the special attractions of our Exhibition during Motor Car Week. We are particularly anxious, not only to show you these cars supreme in all the features and essentials of luxurious motoring but also to entertain you and give you some interesting and valuable information in modem motor car construction and design. Experienced motor car experts will be in attendance not to sell you Paige Cars but to explain and demonstrate to you some of the latest and most important developments of motoring. You will also get a new conception of what expert and conscientious service means in keeping your car running; in keeping you an at-peace-with-the-world motor car driver; in keeping you a satisfied and enthusiastic motor car owner.

Because we Give Service when we Sell Paige Cars. Be our guests at Music Hall during Show Week. The H. T. Auto Company P.

J. TROUNSTINE Seven-Passenger New Series Fairfield f.o.b. Detroit Five -Passenger New Series Fleetwood f.o.b. Detroit for rspalr or adjmtmwvts. or turn to vtw the aoanery.

pkeaa. pull your oar out ot doubl. track In oror not to block traffic A htrv number of pull-outs' ar provioX at convenient points for this purpose. T. Drivers of all vehicles should, before tumtnc or stoppin.

make thai such movement can bs made with ssJetr. a Please do not waste water at water tatiohs. Please help us In keeptn the road and around free; from debcia. Ml Do net attempt to pass can celnc In the asms direction on a carve or yog may collide with a oar moving In the opposite direction. 1L Locettoa of water aupplr and repair stations and local and lons-distaace telephone) stations may be found oa back hereof.

Safer las line sasamK be sore brake art perfect worktnc order. We as a 4 a. put enrlne In either low or Intermediate One of the most intsrestlnr features or the Cincinnati Automobile Bbow ia the display of the Cincinnati Automobile Company of Stuta car. Pour models are beins shown: the two. passenser roadster, the four and six pas-sencer bnlldoc specials and the new sixteen Tare speedster.

The cara on display consist of three roadsters finishes In Mercedes red with black upholstering, nltra marine bine with Mack upbolater-bur and. maroon with Spanish brown leather upholstering. The fourpassenKer specials on display are shown In battle ahlp srar with Spanish brown leather uphouttertn and maroon with The new $1775.00 DetroirEUdrjc will be exhibited in the NoTthHsl MusicHall during the Auto ShowWk Charles BehltnSonsC.

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