The sun., 1908-12-20

for n duplicates WITH cylinders enlarged over the
stock size 70 gye 70 ,e OF Ssss
simplex cars oI1 the market. ono ss horse power.
Sqa ,ss es esSPpsd Win and
Easolene tanks, and will resemble the savannah
Company CON- guarantees ninety miles an hour on this
model
]. J. Mann Of Paris, one OF the directors of the
Deiaunay Belleville Company. who has been In
New York for some weeks arranging for the agency
Who sHd Closed with the We'll known carriage arm of
Brewster Co. 10 represent the company ~ we pc
Who
;sI ssss, NJ NJ %sSa $ Ss iS 4e 4 ID
portaiit conferences while there. The Delaunay
Bcllevle car Is at present little known In the West
but It Is easily among the leaders In France IL
is made In considerable numberof horse powers.
and the various types Of the company Include
both four and six cylinder cars
One of the most attractive cars which have
Seiivered SeH 10 joseph ". Jones the msnuiscturer
OF the Jones Speedometer. The car Is painted a
ef ensire tttnss Ing % incudins % ofcoursc
and clock. but also cornprising a coll box, oLer.
s rsh ss
Of nickel and the upholstery of the car which o. y
the general decorative scheme.
Lanei. cars were much in evidence during the
reception TO the Mayor Of Savannah and the
the the last week In addition 70 Mayor George W.
TsfxsS GrsnseP ns Rasa ana SSns s~e ali Of
prominent members Of the Savannah Aatcmobile
formal ,T1 presentstion res of the gold cup offered by
the Automobile Club of America for the Grand
The f visiting stir Savannah NJ en- were taken for ride
Tuesday around he wanSSerSllt cup sourfe sa and
sIampoS peS which won the Light Car race at savan ,
nah was one q the ears used ,s. IN s.eoSg IKE
for the same race. This car was purchased by
Harvey Grapger one Of n; yseSrs ] II ne csaIss
Immediately.
Interested as he is In the details of construc-
ton OF his car IL Is seldom that the average auto
mobile owner can tell how the weight Of his car
table c sssy rfyes ~ the
Alto 1frow cars arc eonssIn.d and WI help owners o.
msn,s D,aes not sensGaiy re Included by
are these articles and their weights: Shock alb.
i,,tines. two footrest, seSen robe rai and brsc
kets nve; dash cabinets. three: luggage carrier.
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rear axle straps; two. and gasoiene gauge. one.
rG IN sddi,oD 70 this with every Pierce Arrow are
given tools and spare parts amounting no TO 1fty.
G he
there are extras such as cape top 1ss pounds, and
The glass front. forty -four pounds, that count
In the actual weight OF the car. Water, oil, Gsso-
lene and grease add another eso pounds, making
a total with the accessories Of oSi pounds,
The ignition outat Of Pierce Arrow adds
another element OF weight. Two separate sys,
TENS are used. a high tension magnetic and
storage batteries. working through two sets OF
spark plugs. The magnetic system weighs
ss pounds and the battery system 70 pounds, or
ioa pounds In all. While the battery system Is. a
convenience, II could under certain circumstances
be dispensed with and 20 pounds OF weight saved.
Aside from the mechan parts of the car are the
lamps lamp brackets and horn. weighing 81
pounds, which with the batteries make ls7 pounds.
This add I'd TO the total OF Ssl pounds OF accesso
res and supplies gives the total OF TSs pounds, or
the total weight OF the car In running condition.
Miss Mande odeli who won prize In England as
the most nearly perfectly formed woman among
5000 competitors. has become the owmer OF g
brand new Acme car. Miss OdeIl Is called the
perfect woman" and she says In explanation
OF her purchase of an Acme that sne wanted a
perfect car" It Is doubtful whether even the
makers OF the Acme would admit that 10 was
aperie9t" Miss odes acquisition Il one OF the
new sextuplets