Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 176, 10 June 1916 — Page 10

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THE RICHMOND FAIAjADLUH AND SUN-TELEGRAM. SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1916

BROWN VISITS DODGE PLANT Sherman Brown, manager of the Dodge salesroom, has been spending the greater part of this week In Detroit studying in the Dodge Motor Car factory. He has been studying the Dodge cars while under construction so that he can better explain them to customers. He will return to Richmond today with three new cars, two five passenger cars and one roadster. Mr. Brown and his assistants will drive the cars through. These cars have all been spoken for. AUTO FACTORIES FORM DEFENSE "In its campaign of preparation for war, this nation will find that one of its greatest assets lies in its motor car factories," is the statement of Earl Spangler, agent for the Haynes Automobile company. "Tbe automobile plants on short notice can work in at once on any plan of industrial preparedness. The time that it would take an automobile plant, engaged in the manufacture of pleasure cars, to transform its output for war production would be comparatively short. With co-operation now on tbe part of the Department of War, there is no good reason why the change could not be accomplished as quickly and efficiently as in the cases of many German factories at the outbreak of the European war." DELAYS DELIVERY OF NEW MACHINES A tie-up at the Connersville factory, because cf the inability to get the raw materials,-has delayed the shipment of several Lexingtons to the Quaker City garage. Five cars have been ordered by the local agency and will bo delivered to purchasers as soon as they arrive, E. R. Draver said today. KEMPER BUYS FORD IN RUSH "How soon can I get a Ford runabout?" inquired Ed Kemper of the Miller-Kemper company of the Bethard agency. "Well, how soon do you want one?" said Lee Dykeman. "RiRht away." replied Kemper. "Call in about two minutes," was Dykeman's reply. A new car was filled with gasoline and oil, Kemper arrived at at garage, wrote out a check and the sale was made. THREE AUTOS PLACED Three cars were placed last week by the McConaha company. Jacob Moore. Hagerstown, purchas ed a five passenger Maxwell. The car has been delivered. John Johnson and Harry Fornshell each ordered Pilot touring cars. These cars will be delivered as soon as they c, n be secured. The McConaha company will receive ii car load of new Maxwell cars early next week. BUYS NEW LEXINGTON Mabel -Taliaferro, actress. who starred in "Polly of the Circus" and "Daddy Long Legs." purchased a Lexinrton Clubster. according to information received today by E. R. Draver, manager of the Quaker City garage, from the Lexington-Howard company of Connersville. Stomach Troubles and Constipation. "f nill heerfully say that Chamberlain's Tablets are the most satisfactory remedy for s'omaci. troubles and constipation that I have sold in thirty. four years' drug store service." writes S. II Murphy, druggist. Wellsburg, N. Y. Obtainable everywhere. Adv. To The Public. "1 have been using Chamberlaln'3 Tablets for indigestion for the past Fix months, and it affords me pleasure to say I Lave never used a remedy that did me so much good." Mrs. C. E. Riloy. Illion. X. Y.. Chamberlain's Tablets are obtainable everywhere. Adv. Bowel Complaints in India. Tn a lecture at one of the Des Moines. Iowa, churches, a missionary fiom India told of going into he interior f India, whi re he was taken fu k. that he had a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Kemedv with him and believed that it Fnved his life. This remedy js used F'icrespfully in India both as a preventive and cure for cholera. You n-sy know from this that it can be depended upon for the milder forms :.f bonel complaint that occur in this country. Obtainable everywhere. Forethought. Pcor.Ie are learnins that a little f forethought often saves them a big expense. Here is an instance: E. W. Archer. Caldwell, Ohio, writes: "I do Knot believe that our family has been wnnout Chamberlain s Colic, Cholera H I' f 1 1 a rrTlfiOQ 1? Am A4 v ein r a vt-i-v nm menced keeping house years ago. When we go on an extended visit we take it with us." Obtainable everywhere." Adv.

GRAN DRAVER -MAKES TOUR IN LEXINGTON

Without having to lift the hood of his car, Oran Draver, with a party of friends, made a trip of 1,310 miles through northern Indiana, - over all kinds of roads in a Lexington Six. The party was gone exactly a week. , "We didn't have any trouble, although we went over all kinds of roads and In all kinds of weather," said Draver, Sounding

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CONVERT FORDS INTO TRUCKS

Richmond agency for the Smith Form-a-Truck has transferred two Fords into, one-ton trucks for local firms during the last two weeks. Romey Furniture company had a practically new Ford made Into a truck. Miller-Kemper Construction company purchased a new motor car and had it made into a truck. J. W. Grubbs Wholesale Grocery company is having a new Ford made Into a delivery car. i . In changing a Ford into a truck the front part of the car is not altered in any way. Keynote OAKLAND ADDS NEW FEATURES Oakland Automobile company will no longer change the model of its cars each year, John S. Brown, local agent, made known this morning. Whenever the company strikes upon some improvement it is put into effect immediately, and it does not wait until the model is changed. "Scarcely a month passes," Mr. Brown said, "but what there are some improvements added to the Oakland car. In this way the cars are always up to the minute. I believe all automobile companies will eventually I come to the plan that the Oakland company has inaugurated." SELLS TWELVE FORDS Business was rushing with the Ford agency the past week, despite the in-! clement weather, according to Fred j Bethard. Twelve cars were delivered j as follows: j Touring car, Mark Duke, Webster; j delivery car, D. S. Schmedinghaus; ! touring car, Leo Gard; touring car, ! Leo Gard; touring car, J. F. Nicholson, Greensfork: touring car, J. W. Moss; Roadster. Ed Kemper; touring car, Charles Nolder, Middleboro; delivery car, Fosler Bottling works; chassis for truck, J. W. Grubbs company; de livery car, Maag & Reilly; delivery car! George Tilly; delivery car, Sudboffj & Sons. ANNOUNCES MODEL. Dodge Brothers' Motor Car company has announced that its 1917 model will be out July 1. MRS. SEYMOUR DIES CENTERVlwLE, lnd., June 10. Mrs. Margaret Seymour, 81, prominent in this community, died at her home here last night. The funeral arrangements have not been announced. The first bananas were imported Into this country in 1S69, and at the present time special machinery is employed to unload them at the fruit whaves, so great are the importations.

OLDSr.'ODILE DELAYS CHANGES 111 MODELS

Oldnnobile Automobile company will not change to the 1917 model until next October, according to the report received by the local dealer, -J. F. Hornaday. " Usually the company has announced IU change of model about this time of year. This custom has been broken because It made the change come in the most busy season. "

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GETS 21 MILES OUT OF GALLON

An arerage of twenty-one miles on a gallon of gasoline is tbe record established by Bert Chenoweth. while learning to drive his new Oakland car, which he purchased of the Scanty & Brown company. Mr. Chenoweth hopes to better hi record when he becomes a little better acquainted with his car. . "It seems reasonable." said John 6. Brown, in speaking of the record, "that the small bore of the - 2 13-16 inches of the cylinders of the Oakland Light Six would consume a small amount of gasoline. r "A high-power rifle with small bore and great range uses less explosive j ammunition that the old type of rifles1 with large bore. PROTECT PET RABBIT BLOOMINGDALE, Ind.. June 10. William Leonard has notified his friends through a newspaper advertisement not to harm his pet Kansas jack rabbit. OLD HAYNES RUNS SINGE BACK IN 1909 "The mileage of the old cars that have answered the inquiry of the Haynes Automobile company for the oldest Haynes car running in America has served to indicate that a well constructed automobile will run indefi45 horsepower 125 in. wheelbase J.

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Do the great variety of Sixes and the fluctuating prices seem confusing and perplexing? Let's reason it out. What controls price ? Production. As a manufacturer's production increases, his production cost, per car, decreases. Therefore the plant with the largest production is in a position to give more of everything and charge less for it. We are the world's largest producers of Six and Four Cylinder Automobiles. Consequently you get in the Overland Six a larger and more powerful motor a longer wheelbase the convenience of electric control buttons on the steering column and an almost endless list of other comforts and refinements. yet what is the price ? Not $1200 or $1300 but $1145. And when it comes to a Six Cylinder performance, remember the Overland Six is the star of them all. . One ride will convince you.

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nitely with only a reasonable amount of care," says Earl O, Spangler, distributor for the Haynes "light Six". "One four cylinder Haynes car, that left the factory in 1909. has run up a mileage of 300.000,- in all sorts of weather, and in pleasure and passen

JUNE 14TH IS FLAG DAY JULY 4TH IS INDEPENDENCE DAY It is the duty of every patriotic citizen to display "Old Glory" on both of these occasions. THE GERMAN-AMERICAN TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK , will give a bright new American Flag, size 4x6 ft, to every person who opens a NEW SAVINGS ACCOUNT FOR $25.00 OR MORE This offer will hold good until July 4. The German-American Trust & Savings Bank

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ger service. A comparatively large number of the two and four cylinder, cars have averaged in the neighborhood of 100.000 miles, and in many cases a share of this mileage repr sents slow going delivery work a4 trucking."