Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 August 1919 — Page 35

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THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS AUTOMOBILE SECTION. AUGUST, 1919.

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artistic skill. In every true sense of the i word the new 1920 Haynes, produced in i nine different models, is a character f car. perfected in every minute detail in j accordance with the demands of those j who desire the comforts and niceties of *

motor car travel/'

On© of Every Three Fords Equipped With Hasslers

HIGHLY PRODUCTS

The popularity of the Hassler shod; absorber, an Indianapolis-made product, is clearly demonstrated by the fact that

; - pH. one sat of every three Ford cars and

the part* from which it is desired to re- trucks are equipped with Hasslers. Their move rust. Next dip them is a bath of worth has been proved and Ford owners

Good Rust Remover.

Make a solution of one part sulphuric ; acid to ten parts of water and dip in it

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Truck IS I "Under such r*

1920 Models Have paint, blued or of detail in autodeclares Charles of the Haynes .exhibit at the show. "A few years

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hot lime water a»<$&eep them in it until they have become so hot that they dry immed lately on being taken out. Then rub the parts with dry bran or sawdust and they will be found to be perfectly dean and may be painted with fireproof

i the direction of Dan V- Goodman, long identified with the automobile industry Lin Indianapolis, has enjoyed an unusual business since its opening in February. Mr. Goodman is also in charge of the sales of the Hassler shock absorbers in the state of Indiana and he is authority for the statement that in many Indiana towns more than 50 per cent, of Ford cars are equipped with Hasslers as soon

as the Ford is purchased.

Recently the Fletcher American Company purchased fourteen Ford coupeiets for the work of their salesmen in the

are loud in their praise because the | territory. Each car was eqmpp^wRh Hasslers save one-third in depreciation. ’ Hasslers before tt was put jato^g^ce.

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qualities. J able riding but the economy value of The Hassler sales and service station j Hasslers was given a thorough investiat 332 East Washington street, under I gat ion.

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V£rZS%Z,-£'%-'3ZZ>.: of «»r. The Ha-ynea Automobile has taken cognisance of this thought In the mind* of autobuyers, and for that reason designers and artisans have

concentre ted their efforts on details in the production of the new 1930 Haynes

character cars,

"As a result of these efforts to p*rf^ 1 details, the Haynes compa

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four vital factors of "car character— tuty, strength, power and ^comfort ery detail that would appeal to faslous and dbw.rlmlnating motor car uyers has hecn incorporated in these jper-produrtiona of engineering and

| Distributors and Exporters of Well-Known Standard Automotive Equipment ; Ask for our new advance 1920 catalogue. “We hustle to get business and we hustle after we get it.” Quick Shipments “Wheeler to Dealer” Wholesale Only THE W. R. WHEELER COMPANY

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DEALERS: We have no exhibit at State Fair, as we do not sell retail. You are cordially invited to call at our display rooms, 426 N. Meridian St. /

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HAULING COSTS LOWERED 50 PER CENT

MARMON . At the State Fair Auto Show During the State Fair —at the State Fair Auto Show—a special exhibition of Marmon Motor Cars. An opportunity fpr intimate study of the Marmon 34, the car that differs radically and vitally from conventional motor car design and construction. An enlightening exposition of a scientifically constructed light weight car. A real insight into automobile engineering, this exhibit shows how scientific design achieves in the Marmon— a car that eliminates hundreds of parts found in cars of the conventional design: a par of 136-inch wheelbase, yet far lighter and far more* economical than comparable cars! • a car so finely balanced as to ride smoothly and steadier than a heavy car was ever known to ride. / See the Marmon at the Show. Then ride in it. You will find the luxury of the motion as pronounced as the difference in design. LOCAL BRANCH NORDYKE & MARMON COMPANY «. E. CORNER MERIDIAN AND ELEVENTH STS. INDIANAPOLIS

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Y'HE Link Belt Company operates White Trucks at its Indianapolis, Chicago and Philadelphia plants. In the hauling of heavy machinery one truck averages 1,200 miles’ travel each month, another 800 miles, a third 600 miles. ‘They enable us to give our customers better service by hauling our products more efficiently, and by carrying twice the daily tonnage of our former teams,” says Lee W. Harris, Superintendent at Philadelphia. , — Purchasing Agent Thompson expresses an equal satisfaction in telling of White performances at the Indianapolis plant. • / A- - # | “It is a pleasure for us to use and recoptmend the White Truck,” says Mr. Thompson. “It is all and more than makers claim for it. From experience and observation we can say that the White Truck may be relied upon to haul anything over any road. By its use we have lowered our hauling costs 50 per cent. If there is a field where a truck of unusual reliability and stamina is required, that field is the transportation of iron, steel and machinery. Their absolute dependability and known durability account for the large number of White Trucks which have long and successfully served these industries. L. H. COLVIN WHITE DISTRIBUTOR 422 North Meridian Street Indianapolis

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In outstanding grace of line and luxury of appointments, the'Auburn Beauty-SIX marks the ultimate triumph of motor car designing. AM BM RN Beauty SIX And Auburn performance is a perfect complement of Auburn beauty. In rough going on country roads, at forty or fifty miles an hour on the highway, or crawling along crowded streets, the Beauty-SIX is unsurpassed in comfort and ease of control. Five models—Five Passenger Sedan, $2375 — Four Passenger Coupe, $2375—Five Passenger Touring Car, $1695—Four Passenger Tourster, $1695—Two Passenger Roadster, $1695. Smart color combinations. Demonstration on request. De Luxe Catalog now ready. AUBURN AUTOMOBILE COMPANY AUBURN, INDIANA Automobile Engineers for Nineteen Years AUBURN MOTOR SALES CO.

Distributors 422 North Meridian Street

Main 4624.

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