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THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS, KY., MARCH 6, 1941
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The Cadillac Company has no intention
:; . of marketing a six cylinder car
The Cadillac Motor Car Company
lias always believed that there are so
sHany good features in the Cadillac
Car, that its advertising space could
"be best utilized exculsively in ac
quainting the public with those ad
vantages. Tfe regret, however, that the occa
sion arises which makes it appear
desirable for us to depart, temporar
ily, from that policy.
Inasmuch as it is not possible for
-us to control the "mouth to mouth"
advertising with which we are favor
a, -and. inasmuch as that gratutious
publicity may sometimes contain ele
ments of inaccuracy, unintentionally,
perhaps, on the part of the authors,
-we feel that we would not perform the
duty which we owe to ourselves, if
-we did not correct any misunder
standings or misconceptions which
jnay exist concerning the methods,
policies and plans of this company.
The pre-eminent position of the
Cadillac Car as the "Standard of the
"World,"" its recognition as, the crite
zrion of excellence in practical con
struction, are not matters of mere
chance.
For eleven years the Cadillac has
leen manufactured and marketed up
xm well defined principles. Adher
ence to those principles has been the
dominant factor in Cadillac success.
The Cadillac has never aspired to
ideals set by others; it makes its own
ideals and raises them higher and
"higher.
The Cadillac has never striven after
the achievements of other plants; it
is a school and a model unto itself.
The Cadillac has never been oblig
ed to make apologies for its product.
It has never been obliged to smother
its past, nor to discredit it by wiping
iiie slate clean and beginning all over
again.
The immaterial and the impractical,
the fad and the fallacy, the delusion
and the shallow "talking point" have
no chapter in the "Story of the Cad
illac" The "Story of the Cadillac" is the
story of that mechanical and commer
cial advancement which makes for
permanency. The Cadillac product
"has been only that which its makers
taiew would satisfy and give to the
purchaser "value received" in abund
ant measure.
The policy of the Cadillac Company
has ever been- to avoid exaggeration
and over-drawn statements. Its pol
icy has ever been to underclaim rath
er than to over-claim.
The Cadillac Company is gratified
that the public feels secure in accept
ing Cadillac representations at their
full worth. These representations
are so accepted because the Cadillac
Company has never mislead and be--cause
the public could always ex
pect and has always received more
than was offered.
The Cadillacs Car of to-day has be
hind it the experience gleaned in the
successful production of the seventy
five thousand Cadillac which have
preceeded it by far the greatest
aumber of high-graie motor cars pro
duced by any one manufacturer in
the -world.
CADILLAC SERVICE DEPOT,
Main and Spring Streets, Lexington, Ky.
Kentucky Auto Co., (Inc.) Louisville, Ky.
LUKE McLUKE SAYS.
Cincinnati Enquirer.)
When a woman gets hold of a check
5xx ?2 she jgets up at 6 in the morning
so -she can get down town before the
ba&k runs out of money.
Any mother who is nursing her first
fcoy bafoy can tell you that the lad
-who said all men are born equal had
holes in his head.
A man wouldn't try to wear four
Teets at one time just because he had
:fomr vests. But if a woman has 44
asctrieh plumes she wouldn't think of
going out unless they were all on the
at she is wearing.
Med admire the brainy girl who is
plain. But they marry the silly girl
who is pretty.
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cal Work in All
Their Branches
Stoves, Ranges
and Appliances.
. Spicer &
Gilchrist,
Elks' Building
E.E. Phone, 103
Home Phone, 1 01
Gas
Fitting !
The Cadillac Company is ever alert
its car is ever to the ground; it feels
the throb of the public pulse. Yet
never has it yielded to clamor by giv
ing endorsement to principles which
would take advantage of the uniniti
ated or uninformed, even though tem
porary benefits might acure.
' The experimental division of the
Cadillac Company is not excelled in
the motor car industry. We do not
believe it is even equaled.
Every design, every appliance, ev
ery idea, every principle offered
which has a semblence of merit, is
subjected to the most gruelling tests.
For every idea or feature adopted
or considered worthy of the Cadillac
seal of approval, scores are dicarded.
One reason why most of the new
ideas of inventors and manufacturers
are first offered to the Cadillac Com
pany is because these inventors and
manufacturers realize that with the
Cadillac seal of approval, their future
is practically certain.
An example, take the electrical sys
tem of automatic cranking, lighting
and ignition, first introduced by the
Cadillac Company and now used al
most universally.
Take also the two-speed axle in
troduced into the present Cadillac,
and which engineering authorities on
both sides of the Atlantic are pre
dicting will soon come into general
use.
Witness this from "The Automobile
Engineer," published in London, Eng
land. In commenting upon Cadillac
engineering progress and Cadillac in
itiative, it says:
"Already there is a very decided
movement among other makers
to try and provide some type of
two-speed rear axle similar to the
Cadillac, for 1914 or 1915."
In our experimental division we
have built automobile engines of al
most every conceivable type and size
and have tested scores which we did
not make ourselves.
We have built them with one, with
two, with three, with four and with
eix cylinders. We have never tried
five.
We have cast them en bloc, we
have cast them in pairs and we have
cast them singly. We have made
them with water jackets cast integral
and with cooper water jackets. We
found the latter method most expen
sive hence we use it.
We built cars with one cylinder en
gines, more than 15,000 of them, and
they were good ones. "One-lungers"
they were called, and they are prac
tically all going yet, after eight to
eleven years of service hundreds of
them having passed the 100,000 mile
mark.
We built a few cars with two cyl
inder engines, and they were as good
as that type could possibly be made.
But we never marketed any of them,
although the rumor was current that
we intended doing so.
Yes, and we built cars with three
cylinder engines, as good of that type
as could be made. Prqbably few
readers ever heard of such a car.
Some people thought they wanted
that kind and they bought them. But
Who would have ever imagined that
some day we would long for the good
old days of the stately and dignifi
ed turkey trot?
There are all kinds of women in the
world, including the dame who imag
ines you are following her if you
dare to walk of the same side of the
street and in the same direction.
The old family horse wasn't so much
on speed. But he never skidded and
tried to pile on top of you.
Women is so consistent that she is
taking to wearing ankle muffs, but
she won't button her waist up in front
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not from us. Rumor had it, however,
that we intended to market them.
Cars with four cylinder engines!
We have built and distributed more
than sixty thousand (60,000) of them.
That was something more substantial
than rumor.
Cars with six cylinder engines! We
have built a number of them in the
last four years. We have tested them
to the utmost, and they proved to be
good ones by comparison. In fact,
by comparing them point for point
with a number of the most highly re
garded "sixes," which we bought for
the purpose of making comparison
for our own enlightenment, Ave failed
to find a single car which, in our
opinion, outpointed our own, and our
own outpointed most of them.
These, experiments may have given
rise to the rumor that the Cadillac
Company contemplates marketing a
six cylinder car. But as in the cases
of the two and three-cylinder cars
such rumor is entirely without founda
tion. This company has no such in
tention. And we made other comparisons as
well; in fact nothing worth while was
overlooked or omitted.
Our tests, inventions, -experiments
and comparisons demonstrated con
clusively to us, that a four-clyinder
engine designed with the skill and ex
ecuted with the precision which char
acterizes the Cadillac engine and
scientifically balanced, affords the
highest degree of all 'round efficiency
possible to obtain.
The tests further demonstrated that
with such an engine, in conjunction
with a properly designed two-speed
axle, there is obtained an extraordi
nary reduction of friction, an extraor
dinary degree of operation and main
tenace economy, and extraordinary
degree of luxurious riding qualities,
and a reduction of vibration, partic
ularly at high speeds, almost to the
vanishing point.
We have cited the foregoing facts
because we believe that the public is
entitled to know them, because we be
lieve we owe it to the public to make
the facts known and because we want
the public to know that the Cadillac
Company leaves no stone unturned,
that it spares no expense in its efforts
to discover and to provide that which
it knows to.be right, that which it
knows will satisfy and that which will
give to the buyer "value received" in
abundant measure.
And above all, the Cadillac
Company has no intention of de
parting from that policy.
There can be no better evidence of
the appreciation of the Cadillac policy
than the fact that there have already
been manufactured and distributed,
more than 9,000 of the 1914 Model
Cadillacs, amounting in selling value
to more than eighteen millions ($18,
000,000) of dollars a volume of cars
which nearly equals, if it does not
exceed, that of all other 1914 high
grade American cars combined, sell
ing at or more than the Cadillac price,
regardless of their number of cylin-
i ders.
t Cadillac Motor Car Co.,
f Detroit Michigan.
You can't get a girl to believe it.
But if she is pretty and shapely a
man doesn't care whether the lace she
wears come from Switzerland or a
10-cent store.
An arbitrator may get a married
woman to admit that she is wrong,
but she will Never admit that her
husband is right.
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me, but it cured me."
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Miss Margaret Wilson, daughter of
the President, danced "01' Dan Tuck
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a get-together at the Greenwich social
center in New York.
As soon as a man' begins to think
he knows a woman thoroughly some
thing crops out in her personality
that entirely upsets his calculations.
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The supply of gold bricks exceeds
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