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THE EVENING- WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1922.
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Maxwell Only Car Shown at the
til " Gum- Ynur-Home 9 9 Exoosition
-Maxwell Toaxx
jjyThe Maxwell Motor Car lias been
!onceled tho hlsli honor of belns se
lected as the exclusive- automobile
bo exhibited at tho "Own-Your-Jlomo
Exposition," which Is beliiR
1 litld at tho 69th Regiment Armory,
ijl'llarry J. Do Bear, President and
General Manager of tho Maxwell
Chalmers Distributing Corporation
U very much delighted when hi
jfecelved word from tho commlttei
In' puafge of the exposition that tht
Jiixwcll had been the one car In the
finUre automobile Industry solccleo
io; represent all of motordom.
jl'It, was very gratifying to us In
deed," said Mr. Do Bear, "as we know
that tho Maxwell car Is tho loglca.
DODGE BROTHERS
CHIEFS ADVANCE.
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Jftheaon Becomes Vice President,
S'i Jflcliols I Gettr.ral Sale
y Manager.
Several Important changes In the
executive personnel are announced by
Sodge llrothers. C. W. Matheson has
been advanced from Genoral Sales Man
ager to Vice President In charge of
sales; John A. Nichols Jr., promoted
from director of Held operations to
General Sales Manager; John H. Gor
don from New York d, strict represen
tative to director of dlttrlbutlon. Mr.
Oordon succeeds J. E. French, who
listened to lake over tho Dodge
Brothers dealership In San Francisco,.
Tishero he maintained his headquarters
for sever! years as Dodge Brothers'
district representative.
5As announced several weeks ago.
'George Harrison Pticrps also left the
organization and U now engaged in tho
advet Using business for himself.
tCOLT, OVERLAND EASTERN
kt, SALES MANAGbn, KbSIUNS.
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yjWllllaxn I Colt, for nearly five years
ixrlslon Manager of Willys-Overland,
$C in the Eastern district, with head
Starters In this city, has resigned,
Effective Mav 1. to become the l'resl-
'rin anil netlvn head of the Overland
!l?tV)vldet!e Company. Willys-Overland
JHfstributer for Ithode Island, which
'sonccrn he established and financed
iibout a year ago.
jt-itr, Colt Is one of the best known
Men In the automobile business. Prior
feints association with Willys-Overland
for clrht years President of the
Colt-Stratton Company, distributers of
Odge motor cars In, the metropolitan
istrlct.
Keep your blouses fresh and new,
says Max Held wash them this 'way
sU
1x0 ra to
type for tho mon living In tho coun
try or suburim.
"That tho automobile ban actually
become a part of every day life to
many pcoplo hns been proved by the
very great numtior of cars which huv
Imcn purchased for uso In their dall,
pursuits.
"One of tho most notable Instances
of this Is with tho suburbanites am1
iiftnt in atnnll towns contigu
ous to the largo centres. While then
Is In most cases a regular train Bcneu-
In nnlnlnlnml Ul ITinllV riCODlC liaVI
moved ti.to tho country to cscapo clt:
congestion, that train travel is otter
overcrowded and for these people tho
rmlnhllHlllMl Itself
Armltf n a nmitint TT1 P.1 n H of COT! V(! V -
nnco from homo to odlco and ofllco to
home."
NEW LEXINGTON
MOREL ON MARKET.
Tho Lexington Motor Company of
Connoravlllq, tnd.. Is out with the an
nouncement of a new flve-paesengei
touting model at $1,743.
According to the announcement, the
price on this new "Series 22" Is 2240
less than the lowest previous price on
a Lexington motor car oqulpped with
tho Anstcd engine, including tho Moore
multiple exhaust system, which saves
fuel and adds power, and Is an exclusive
Islington feature, patented by John C.
Moore', chief engineer.
Tho Ansted engine has been refined
and Improved In many respects. Another.
salient feature Is the frame design. Thlr
incorporates the "doublo triangular cen
tre cross-member" on which a patent
is pending. Tho Lexington factory
claims that their frame construction
tj superior to anything on the market
In sturdlnesa and stiffness, adding mate
rially to the life of the car.
Riding comfort has been achieved by
using front and rear eeml-elllptic
springs of exceptional length. Tho front
springs are thirty-eight Inches long and
two Inches wide, and the rear springs
iro fifty-nine Inches long and two-and-we-quarter
inches wide.
CADILLAC COMPANY
SETS SALES RECORD.
Exceptionally encouraging news on
the revival of business Is to be found
In the report just Issued by the Cadillac
Motor Car Company.
This company has completed the best
January, February and March business
In tti- twenty years' experience.
This fact Is attributed to tho unusual
success won oy the new Type 81 Cadillac
cars, backed by the car's long estab
lished reputation for dependability and
good service.
DURANT PLANS BIG
PRODUCTION FOR 1923.
Durnnt factories will build a mini.
mum of 200,000 motor cars In 1121, no-
coidinc 'o a ni's'nge Issued to stock
holders by President W. U. Durant of
Durant Motors, Inc.
Mr. Durani points out that the rec
ord for Durant plants during the first
six month operating period 10.sU
cars manufactured and shipped is
moie than have ever ben prodUcod b
my other concern In the history of the
Industry during the first six months'
perming per loo.
After outlining the company's plans
for 1923. Mr. Durant refers to the no
Star car, tho latest Durant achieve
ment "Your company," he says, "hai
entered Into contracts with the Stat
Motor Company of NW Tork. Star
Motor Company of Michigan and the
Uar Motor Company of California, to
produce In the plants of your Ulvl
ilonal companies and under the same
management n minimum of 120.000
four-cylinder, five-passenger car to
sell at I3t8."
NEW PACKARD MAKES HIT.
With cloto to GOO pcoplo visiting the
New York showrooms on the first day
of Packard showing of Its new Slnelo
Six model, and an tne otlicr branches
rcDortlng similar activity: with a tota
record of seventy-six sales within nine
hours of llo first public exhibition, the
new Hlngle Six, longer, lower and more
nowcrful than Its predecessor, may
truly he snld to have had nn enthusias
tic reception.
Taste is a matter of
tobacco quality
We itate tt as our honest
belief that the tobaccos uted
in Cheiterneld are of finer
quality (and hence of better
taite) than In any other
cigarette at the" price.
Ligttt & Mytn Ttbacn Ct.
Whether itf a youthful button-up-the-back
Peter Pan with an air of simple
smartness or the merest frou-frou of
sheerness and frills, your blouse must
be the. smart blouse of the moment.
And you must let it keep that last little
nicety of correctness. For careless wash
ing will just as surely ruin a fine French
2L
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GRAY CAR READY
FOR' THE MARKET.
Frank I. Kllniensmlth. I'rnsfilshi of
the Gray Motors Corporation and for
merly Ford executive, tflcn trBMi,t
and Treasurer, writes Albert Hirst, ths
New Tork distributer of the now Gray
Car, that tho Gray Motor Corporation
naa completed a financing.
All production and assembly of tho
nttw Gray for tho present will bo In Do
trolt. where tho present plant has a
cupaclty of 2S0 motors and 100 chaskes.
Assembly plants will bo established In
i or, uosion ana l'hllaaelphla by
Lciuiimur.
the touring car will weigh about
1,100 pounds.- Tllo wheel base Is 100
incnes ana artillery wood wheels have
been substituted for the disc wheels.
The touring car will have a one-man
top.
F. F. Beall. former'vice President of
the Packard Motor Car Company, will
have entire charge of production, and D.
Tfrnrir rinnnar. frmdt. In .1 - 1 1
branch production for tho Ford Motor
company, win do in charge of sales.
RE0 SPEED WAGON MAKES
GOOD IN SOUTH AFRICA.
It Is rather a far cry from the United
States to South Africa, and when
George Stowe. General Manacer nf tiu
Iteo Company of New York, received a
tciici Hum uviiuiiiivBuurB saying u
speed wagon had won a motor truck
competition ho grow rather enthusiastic.
The rvont was decided In the T. A. C.
stsHsBfSBsflsHssK
Vnesteriiela
CIGARETTES
of Turkish and Domestic tobaccos blended,
Batiste with its trig collars and cuffs as
it will the mannishly-tailored silk shirt or
the dressier crepe de Chine.
All that you need to make your pretty
blouses last is the gentle Lux laundering.
The grocer, druggist or department store
has Lux. Lever Bros. Co., Cambridge,
Mass.
und" bil the
Very""7 '
ommerrlal vehicle trials. The Heo car
fnrrl.l a lit load of 3.H0 pounils. main
tained a net speed of more ttinn
iluhteen miles pr lioui fur 410 miles
....... -.1 ...nllna nonaiimnttnn of
inu pihiu ." - "
U.J nine" pci h.iiw"!
IN NEW YORK TO-DAY.
Jutlce liOdgc. dance. Pennsylvania.
evening.
Collego 'tlement, bridge, Pennsyl
vania.
A. K. F. Postal Agents, dinner,
cnnylvnnla, evening.
Heth Abraham Hospital, bridge, Pejnn-
jilviinla.
General Contractors' Association,
neeting, Pennsylvania.
Accountants' Club, meeting, Pcnnsyl-
.anla, 8 P. M.
National City Company, dance, Penn-
avlv.'inlfl.
Manufacturing Perfumers' Association
of ,the United States, convention, Ullt
unre. 11 A. M.
American Guild of Banjolsts. dinner.
Astor. 7 P. M.
American Newspaper Publishers' As
sociation, convention, Waldorf-Astoria.
nil dny.
American Welding Society, meeting.
Engineering Societies' Building, No. 29
West 33111 sircei, ju A. M.
Church of tho Healing Christ, meet-
InK. Waldorf-Astoria, S P. M.
St, Gabriel's Church, entertainment
and oance, w aiaon-Asiona, s i: j.
Associated Press, directors' meeting,
Waldorf-Astoria, 10 A. M.
Charter Chapter, D. U., meeting,
waldori-ABiorm, 2 tr. 31.
Klwanls Club, luncheon. McAlpIn,
5.30 I". i-
7. I'll phi, danoo, McAlpln, I P. M.
Decoratlva Art Club, dance, McAI-
Pin. I P, M,
WoMiasday Atlornoon Club, luncheon.
McAlpln. 1 P. M.
The American Qulld of M. C. B.,
dinner, Astor, 7 P. M.
Drgroa of Pocohontas, Loyal Order
of lied Men, supper, Astor, 11 P, M.
Maynooth Alumni Association, dinner,
Astor. 7 PM.
flslva neglna Council No. 2. K. of C,
dinner, Astor. 7 P. M.
Children's Welfare League, luncheon,
Astor, 1 P. M.
Welfare Bureau, of the Police De
partment, dinner-dance, Astor, 7 P. M.
The Publishers of tho unneu Males,
An Adventure
in Flavor!
HAMS 6 BACON
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MARKED IN
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OPEN MONDAY AND
8ATURDAY EVENINQS.
10-PIEOE QUEEN ANNE AMERICAN WALNUT DINING ROOM SUITE
Duffet, China Closet, Serving Chest and Dining Table, (1 nn en
48. Inch, 6 ft. extension) 1 Arm and 5 Side Chairs; uphol- V I HiS,,OU
stered in genuine leather; 10 pieces, as Illustrated w
Columbia Qrafonolas from $30 Up on Our Easy Payment Plan. May
Columbia Records on Sale. $1,00 weekly delivers to your home a New
Home Sewing Machine. We carry a complete line.
4-PIECE AMERICAN WALNUT
Period Bedroom sune, consisting 01 orester, enmorooe, v s g
Toilet Tible snd Dov.end Bed1 4 plrcn, as lllustr-teH. nt v
Atth St.
dinner to former Postmaster Will H.
Hays, Commodore, 7 P. M.
Drown University Club In Now Tork.
foncert and dance. Commodore, 8 P. M.
Dellevue Training School for Nursoi.
graduation exercises, No. 440 East 2(!th
urcet. 1,30 P. M.
Now Tork Spring Horse Show, Ditr
land's Riding Academy, No. 5 West
J6tfc Street.
Palestine Orphans, benefit rummage
ale. No. 307 Eighth Avenue.
New Tork Leaguo of Girls' Clubs,
flower carnival. No. IS East 60th Stroot;
Republican Club of the 16th Assem
bly District, beefsteak dinner, "S. s.
Flotilla," 54th Street and Cth Avenue,
evening.
Promise yourself tonight that
tomorrow you will step from
the beaten path and try some
thing new for dinner. Promise
yourself to buy an old-fashioned
Ferris Ham. Boil it, bake it or
roast it. We promise you the de
light of a flavor that can't be de
scribed. Famous for sixty years.
Ferris Bacon equally delicious.
If your butcher can't supply
you, write for name of butcher
who can.
F. A. FERRIS & COMPANY, Inc.
NEW YORK
FERRIS
Go Home
and Don't Worry
Saturday night closing-time. Put on
your coat, turn the key. Home with
out any misgivings. Your McClellan is
on the job. Clean, dry cold circulating
through the refrigerator . . . Monday
morning. Open the shop. Your
McClellan is still on the job. Stock of
meats in perfect condition. Tempera
ture still the same. You can't afford to
be without McClellan.
Simple no complicated machinery, Conven
ient diy cold unen you man! it. Economical
less than one-third the cost of ice.
A postal for more information, prices, etc No
obligation, of course.
A. H. WITT
P29 First Ave., New ork City
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Corner 46ib St.
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SAY Dn.VTlI WAS DUD TO WOOTJ
AlyCOIIOI. I'OISOMNC.
n tivcatlgatlon Is being made Into
tho death of Austin M.idden, sixty years
f No, 368 West 2Jth Street, at
Dellevue Hospital to-eiay. peatti, ae
cjrdlng to the hospital physicians, was
caused by wood alcohol poisoning. Mad
den was admitted to the hospital last
night. He was driven there in a taxi'
cab.
Ask Yourself
what it is about
oysters and clams,
fish baked or broiled,
chowders and gravies,
or a plate of baked
beans that makes
them so palatable.
Isn't it that dash of
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wet cloth to cheek, then rub Baume
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the sunt repeat until relieved.
Keep a tube handy for Headache.
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realized the medical value 01 spruce
Gum in the treatment of coughs,
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